no: 8!!
by ;' 'ROl'ml. Minions”
Slm Chicago Tribune. commenting on the
manusriun ”BY rm” at in...» Am”... partic-
. . :5. inlarly in the Beast, where muny our
JAUES GOLDRI-I pioymoat bureaus have gone out oi;
31.36 A. L. GOLDEN, business and others hat: taken t')
PROPRIETORS
ESDAYIAPRIL uj'igio
‘advcrtising for ‘ufnero,
certain satisfaction.
_ I “This is a desperate situation for
:i 111111122 ALMANAC pox I the daughtors ot Amencan families ml
‘7 TOMORROW iiind themselves in" sais inc Tribuaa.I
- .. tide 6:07 a. 1:347:01 p. to. imagine having to wash the dishes
‘ ' HI“ 5 is W 53 '9- 9before: going to the theatre or the cab-
'_ m6 SENTINEI: TELE- ureti imagine the pain or hating to
$3 PHONE CALLS learn how to sweep and iron and help
Mr with the dusting in the morning. We
Office—93. suspect that a good many girls have
Branch Offi I3“ adopted feminism because it seemed
" figfd?e:;$:3w4 to Julllfy their neglect of the dinner
a . I I -.
~ “wagers Resideucc— dishes. Apparently dishwaahing is in
We confess we are not
’a Residence—490.
.»
for a revival
particularly sorry." i
if the women “ho have, been dile-
gating their housewtiik to other on
' . I -.nr3—n
'KASONIC DIRECTORY.
"imen while they exercise their wits ill'
’. _~IIA M“ c°';°:‘:" "7:: “31:3; occupations requiring apparently m0“:
“at: T2”; Sou'th Main 61., skill than housework should come'
m I
MW “at... ”pal 1111i, ”16, at back now to “a revival of triahu'nsh-I
'fi'eloeku Regular holiness" A“ lug" in the old. cumbersome. waite-
”be" Mum“ ‘° “Md this motion. hack-breaking fashion, it
“mu“ as "flu." M important . would be a great pity. But if the no
Wit be bmaM “h“ the Chant" icesaity for doing the work tn'eniselics
. ernall
" Fm y' lwiii bring than built to it with an or-
OHARLES A. TUCK, H. P.
“Alkali—F. 5- LVON: SWWUW- Ell'lllllldr'd attitude towards llOUH‘M‘J'Hli
ithat will he a different matter. liouso
O“ W." Lodge, No 108.F F.“ A M iwork has been the lalt of occupations
.to utilize machinery. to aoopt i'filiien
Hoots in Masonic Building. South
lain street. lot and 3rd Tuesday 01' l
aach month—July and August ex- cy methods The women who do it
copied—41 3 O'ClOCk A“ "‘5‘“ are usuall, so busy with one duty at
'00“ 90mm” “""ed' Arthur tor another that they cannot see theii
" ""B' “ M Robert M Wi lwork an a whole in perspective. The)
B” _ cannot see the forest. for the trees.
2:" ‘ ._ l'riiey are hampered by habit and or
i “NOTH'NG To FIGHT FOR", fdition. They do not take readi‘y to
‘ be- new ways of doing their work. !
cause i have nothing in “Km '0‘" : This is where the servant scarcity
39030 531395 “- Maurer 0' we may help. if women who have not
Pcnnsylvanll Fedi‘TQ‘l’“ 0‘ “‘1’“ 3‘ been accustomed "to housework, but.
an anti-Preliflmdn"*“ “WW": “‘ “NV who have trained minds, are suddenly
And many of hi“ hem” forced to do their own work. they
1 will not tolerate the ancient drudgery
which the intelligent use oi machinery
‘1 positively refuse to tight.
Iork city.
'clicered him.
it this view were really provaii-n‘
protozets a.
L'l‘his story was pieced together irons sensible 101' that
i wanted of proven ability and Galina:
momma-aluminum
palatial-nova.“ b no-
vaaoaglarddaamdw
Lion.Mhaahaaaph|tyolon
Qiliilt’llhi‘t manuam...»
continue“. 5 Janna and have canola
a ooaatderablc imprauloa' on tho
' poona.
Balazar’a plans were not yet “’0
huvudmhkfil wkcnheleamedthathetvuindaa-
I911. 3‘“ W “O M “I“ ger of betrayal. He became alarmed
WWWMIWU‘W and tied prcCipitately across the hor-
aginimuu ider on Sunday accompanied. ll in
m . . m m m “I lk ' believed. by only 8 handful 01 his
toll oi may um = most trusted adherents.
_ . His exact plans at present as well
u alum mutate Inca . '
.uzwmdm as his whereabouts, are unknown,
hind-amped“ Hindustani
d fit“ a or In“.
tr ts Men be-
cainauiardvuaperilupotasmay
him. coupled with statements made
by men who had known him well in
‘El Paso, leave little doubt that his
attitude toward the United States in
one of determined
tility.
SAFEQ'w It and m l
“magnum: l lie l0 Opposed to both Carranza and
'0..." i Villa and in expectad to attempt to
graily the Mexicans on a platform 0
"£35m3” luncompromising opposition to the
‘ United States, with a demand for the
immediate withdrawal oi the Amari-
tcan troops under penalty of war with
Mexico. .
An American who has been closer
to mantis“ than probably any other
m
declared his conviction today
gthat the vanished ggperal was either
lin Casaa Grandoa or was on his way
«there This man said he believed
lSalaur had crossed no Juarez on
(Continued from First page) ‘Sunday, where he had many friends,
~— and from there had gone south to-
important of which were General ‘1‘"! (”3“ Grand“
itarcelo Caravan and General Ignacio "(flu 0mm“ 15 the 105““ Pl“?
Morelos Zaragosa, who like Salasar. '0’ Mm '0 I0.” 111‘ Illd 'Vll’l'fl"!
were amongthe best known and trust ”VENOM in the town is his friend and
ed oi the late Victoriauo Huertaa he “I! '0'? “MU! raise 8 003'“
lieutenants. erabln force by issuing a proclaims
Tho prisoners were questioned for “on iron there I do not bellow
me better part of the night by that that he has any intention of attack-
polite and Secret Sonics odicinla. 15' “9M aoldiera. H0 ‘0 “I” ‘00
I expect him to
take all Northern Chihuahua from
Carranut and then to organize his
forces for a march south, while Fe
iix Diaz pushes up from the coast.‘
Dispatches ironi (‘olumhus \thlt‘h
told of extraordinary precautions tak~
en to guard the town last night, were
accepted here as prooi that tho Amer
loan military authorltlca regard the
Sniaaar mount: of grave importance
No one was willing to venture ii pre-
diction aa to what would result if
Salazar made an attack on tho Amsr~
ican lines of communication. but it
was felt that the military preparation»
at Columbus showed that the author-
ities believed such an eventuality was
not impossible.
WASHINGTON. April it. Al'nof
dcial and-lleonlmad reports that
Villa is dead reached the Carranza
embassy today and were given some
their admissions and the authorities
believe they have dincovorod the el-
reniial details of the plot.
The backers of bias. it is said, be-
(111119 dissatisfied because his own
military reputation was limited and
ho had no man with his movement
,in whose gonoralshlp the Mexican
poop plo had confidence. They won
also anxious to reinforce the Dial
paign in Southern flexioo by a
£0311" insurrection in the northern
part at the Ropublic. A soldier was
with selocted. He nan supplied with
ample funds and proceeded to organ-
ize his followora from El Pnao.
Emissaries were sent into Monica
to try out the sentiment of various
(‘arranzn garrisona and to stir up the
people by spreading reports that (lar-
ranzit was in the pity oi the United
States. and that General Pershing‘a degree of credence by otllcials there
nmmg any largo number ot Americans and couaorvation ideas has made “I i * "‘“‘ ——-——°’ """“‘“’""-”"
4! Would be I 03““ {0" ““1"“ alarm not canary '1‘ boy will biing their men 0 . ~I
if them is nothing in American citi- tnl power ‘0 bear upon ""3 it“ “- . I
m“. worth ughtfin' for he“ ‘he ‘Don any one! MW tu‘. “w 'h' '6‘. @ve % 0 e or ,
bemoan-an "public is “1-“ m 5‘ “1““? unit that methods of attacking it may _ . '
L& lailure in history .59 greatly improved all along the line i y . '
whim! “"h a clean “W" “"H‘ Anything which will help to modern-I I /?(It 6017“? ’0 New York '
I” Inulcttlnbly rich “mum“ ‘0 d‘ ize those immomoriiti labor: is to be .
. with a foundi-ion oi ti o and welcomed. 7/1/12- I {’7 k ’
hugger“, pioneers, with Politic“ l“ W 0’ 02(8)! (H’li’lfila (37‘ S
f _ "I -uon“mnm ac we be.» .v-Iiori-vol INVITING THE nuanLAn. -
' 1nd. if at the end of a ceniuiy and a That women actually invite burglars An unuguaiiy fine 14““ The charming ruche lllus.
I quarter oi unequalled opportunity we to loot their homes, that they lure: End ton and when sorvtcc (fulfil is t
f the ordiiiuiy cl ‘zeu thieves into taking their purfit‘S and With Sliver and ‘7’“ “15'5“" milled 97".”?
it" Willing °‘ I i the mm at DOME “mo”. l bordei'IsIon cream ground. zit-ti;- from '
“the proud of or to tight Wit—“Mt 10"“ ' . ' comprismg tea t with one of our
W we have made ii :iid moss ct tics iii-erywherc. Preventing crime, and my" and Stan I .‘ilcrle‘i' r. e c 6: ll t
iwhere that fails. catching the crimin- With cover and stand, collate J‘aris im-
« ‘IDIt it isn't likely that any great sis. in the duty of the Dance, and they .. POt WltllI cover and stand. ‘oi‘tntions.
f 1 ans will are: with do it as successfully as they can. Butt . cream Jiltz. tito drugs ‘ can be
mother of Anterc .‘ h Ie of bowls. plate. ten cups and had in
.,, til. finnsylvania labor leader. it is sometimes they grow rat er Vi an! i clever. 5390C“; marked black and I
doubtinl whether many of the very serving women who have brought Harley" ,nu-lmsfing The white ‘0 r
antic; men he is supposr‘tl to represent about their losses by sheer siliinaas. set has been eIxhihited and all white,
hi u we matter There is the woman who takes oil ‘5? mentioned m Chaim}? and '5 un-
mid agree with In. . bit I II My wiw Pottory Iand Porcelain. usually be-
m put to them dispassionateii. her rings in a pu cts nit L I i Ems is m gm sfiopsfl Au coming.
gems as 9. her hands and turns 0 ml ‘- e 9“" unmet»: ourt oor. . .
“och as they may haVe nu hen els missing 0r ”mm she goes on Old Buildlng. in the Oriental Shop, Chl- I l
M“, 01 unjust labor Whallmna. W ‘ h ma nut“ nose Clnnabar lacquer treas_ t
it me to the ultimate test nearly leaving them 0n “'0 W“ 5 . Fans prom- urc box- exquisibei hand “I
. an or them would he (cum! on the so her nltpahod memory brings not back no to have 'carved. A cinnabar aoquer ;
, horn“ and at gamut”, searching the rings in , an e v e n pot containining wondaegrful 1 j
. “ha tine, lighting for their me- “In ,‘éf, 1; re a t o r flowers of crystal, Illade, i
.i‘thatr country: ideals as their 9 . . H . I _ r bopulztrity. amethyst. and coral. hose I
«nor did in 1776 and 1512 and 1861i There is the woman who 10MB! 1:): f path 8 1. are very unusual pieces. iI
chair with her coat w 6 ans ar e . ~ «vi
tad 1898. purse on ‘ : .
‘__——————O—---——’ Ishe goes into a fitting room at a do; arbculall“ infloridggnfiwsmm l l
t
THE COMING FASHION . 'partmeut store. Otton she leaice her; .. (Kid 0.35:]; with plain Ibandings. We
h I. lecture recently denYGTEd in expensive mun Wllh “r 09??th her-l fashionable we have them Have justun rted the“ 1
from Switzer and. They »
‘ ml: Bend, Ind. 090’s“ Burns 1" loss and blames the store.
charmed short sleeves. the i0“
ZWMt skirt we aim 0' "1° amen the .doorJor the grocer or
f On! 0‘ WON“ ‘0 demand can her friend. Wing there is no one at
. tuition is a revolution in itself carefully out! down the "my“ .11 ov-
‘ . has so long been the only or the house. thus advertising its emp-
"havta been left to the unfaah- WhO. out w, the evening.
(tr-worse yep“ 939 "”35 think 0! wanting enough 94! or' clac-
, ‘ trlc count to'leave a light burning.
’ m M “m u” ”h" “‘ Elle véiiifiatnaranviio thojburglnr.
_ hr. lat some comfortable flatware mm. “0 encourage
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‘fl w. N no“! to N mm
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win-“NW 0"- umnmampau, and
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d.
Then than lathe nun who leaves I
‘ Mitten and health. To mention home for the afternoon. Therein also '
‘ aadihealth in the same breath the woman who, when she goes swam"
law of dress. Comfort and “no“ clonakln tote" r, the woman ;
I wouldn't a
tram Si t) 540.
Motor coat with knee-
wrap combination. specially
desirable for the woman
who drives her own car.
are finished with a sash.
and the collar snaps on so it
can be taken oil’ if desired.
In different colors.
Designed by Kenneth Dur- Handker-
ward in London. and to be Chili‘s from
had in New York only ,at Paris to
Waisaniakcr’s It makes a match the .I
ooiorofone’s -. .
useful general utility coat, .
as well as a motpr eoat. It "5““. 0115
but the proclamation he leit behind
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and bitter boar '
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~ 9 ¥ 1 EDNESDAYl
A Rush Harvest of Fine Economies
. Every item Interesting. Every Item Guides you to Sensible Economies without sacrificing
good quality or style. Mon :y-Saving Opportunities that are worthy of your time to investi-
gate.
TABLE DAlA‘SK
Regular width
ART LINEN
18 inch. All
pure tan linen,
WHITE PETTICOATS
heavy doable acraves and run- W quality
Mask. Mercer nern. Ono edge muslin. deepIruf-
load. Value 65c unfinished. Value 3° 01 embroidf
”I yard. Mor— 39¢ per yard. bin}. Cut full.
ua. Tomorrow Ta ue 15o each.
3 yds. omorrow
-
CRASH COTTON DIAPER MISSES’ DRAWERS
18 inch Disc 20 inch. Md Oi t‘anibric
weave ct‘aah. star. Sanitary muslin, ruffle of
Near. red border.
Value 8c per yd.
Tomorrow
10 yds.
. and antiseptic.
Value 75c per
plecaai iii yards
Tomorrow
tucks and em-
broidery. Value
690 per pair.
Tomorrow
6
PILLOW CASES
l5136. Fair. colt
TURKISH TOWELS
. 20x40. Sturdy
BOYS’ SCHOOL PANTS
Of heavy serges.
tint-largo
bowl and six
snitll dishes
Value 85¢ per
ant Tomorrow
and cleaning
hardwood floors
and woodwork.
Value 98¢ each.
Tomorrow
49c
each. Tomorrow
muslin, trimmed
with wide cling
lace. Value 69c
49c
WOMEN’S
and MISQES’
NARY LOW PRICE.
~UV.M~
WONDERFUL VALUES IN
muslin. (No valueI. hemmed. Dark and mod-
di rising) Value Tiny border. Val-
isc each. To— no 151: each “"1 “‘°’”~ V“
marrow Tomorrow “0 ‘90 per hilt.
4 (of 6 for Tomorrow .Iz
.SHEETING m" NOV
I . I nnunxnacmsrs EL" HAIR ”NS
in: aide. i-I'itiu All pun linen Variety of pret.
qu ity brqun nematltahad bor- ty designs, light
“mlnfi- Value der. m and dark. Stone
“0 9" yard. T“ “ price 26¢ each ‘ trimmed. Value
“mm" Tomorrow 75¢ each. To-
8 yds. 3 for marrow .
' l
’ IS
:3” s ""3““ SN“ CURTAINS scam CURTAINS
r curtain. so
inches wide. N" length. Ecru. Sill length
Variety of de- 3°“ “”9 hem.
signs. Value SPOON tumor. .plain hem. Val-
12 l-Zo per yard. .
Tonforrow row or 75c pair. To- .
6 yds 2 pairs niorrow
RUG BORDER RICE BOILERS WATER FAILS
l-‘ull as inches . 3 quart. Steel ’ Large size
wide. imitation grey enamel. he“! niVflflll- '
of hardwood. Mull? price ed iron. Regular C
Special tomor~ 6k each. To- Drive 75c ea.
row, per yd. morrcw Tomorrow
BERRY SETS ' CEDAR OIL MOP BRASSIERES
’ (‘olonlal glass. For polishing Fine quality
§
SilltS and Coats“) EASTER
This Seaaonn Latest and Most Beautiful creases. in- IEHE nosr EXTRAORDI-
’W '
. in ditfenent 0f. ”n.“ I.
" colors, and thematierial is “11M ”i . has 3 t:
'i mmiggedrf'l‘hi‘svisin the m for a mum the =
.. on or omen. ' mm. iI --—
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' dnSphinx—a - of t blue embrOldeIred ll) . Gama- ! u we as weekly.
ll fume se”storm-easing all ntulle dog"h Still another has a 2 Emmfimnimfii'fimr'iu coral N' mm mm" mw“u°“' T0 "709°“! owners who have. a'
l and institution ‘tiny untur- of which the anus-mum to that latest dim m" “ “mm" b’ a” m or my not: collectible month-
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“fo'mh Mun“. WW .n-tmnnta. potions availed themselves at the amount each month m the rents
‘ I I . I very convenient plan which was cler- aolloctod will furnish an easy and
T“ “V"'“ "4" “3°“ 'cd or the Trust Company last arm. ‘uire method of having the money
a..-
inattoday are expressing themselves ready when the tax-bill arrives. Try
am limit: TM WPWI‘ a hing highly planned with such a the m: Savings Club this mi- and
land Out Today. WI method 0! harm their tam one how won it works ,
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