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/ WALK 1m“— . ' ' .' ,
These mommy interested. for
enctlr in accordance with the mac-
tian recfira-d in inc/mm mu-
ma- 22mm man: :if children will mm»:
etfiient or financiliticnt other nab and «tr m w me: the
factory ban-LI. disturbing or Sonora
Young business.
-s-1Y,"KP31L‘3,'1919 .mm m... an...
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7“” mac you?»
new i
an,
tide 2:03 a. mh.; 2:36 p. in mm: Mum}. an 5mm: laws is an ex».
but in helping it) few-r-
? gins 6:33; sets 7:20.
5 .
Ill'llrnt thin:
r of the Associated Peas. ‘ ,
Wt“ Press ‘3 “Chan's; timonv nt balms-ca men thurouzbly con
‘ bl: tiou . ‘ y _ .
‘21::38153535 [ziefl‘glgedfio it or- “urgent with school condtnon> wnulr.
in this paper and also M. of magmamv value
out new: publiaed hereto: >
within of rep nation a we .
:i‘butcbe: herein are also to: 6E3 ERAL AGUIRRE .
" ' MAKES STATEMENT
(Continued (rum Page One).
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‘mth thz» .~tipulation.=
on ’tracls. but . .- -
l m om “M Wfierfimco Land Company. haw.-
-7 ’ B“ ' 31W 74924 had their contracts nullified tor not
W hating: compiled with all linealXII",x)t‘-;1\ii-z
' ' stoma Thes» concessions will u 1:
1903-3- and lezany liquidated. Thou inter.
a Residence—21:12. t-sts which have large holdings will be
-— ‘obu'ged to divide them. and nobody
‘ l -.m- MI“ will be given more than 2.500 acres."
I ‘ J - ' General Aguirre declared the Go:-
A Special Commumcatlon M Oldie-men: had not and would not slow
" ' '9“ ”‘9' No. 198' F' and A' M" 'm gloreign interests to obtain lands in
' linen at M rooms Thursday “"9"an Lower California. and pointed out tint
April at. up. 7:50 sharp. {at the pur-lArtlcle xxvu. or the Constitution pro .
”9‘ ' any. n .. mm...” ...”;anibns loreigm-rs from lmlding lands.
= 9‘ atten ‘ l ' :siuy miles from a frontier and thirty
rd "’m'm Brother, W' C' C‘mk‘lmflml from a scacoast.
ett at D. “’- Raymond? “mm?“ PE" , under these provisions. became of the
lors 8 o'clock. All Master )lannnggeographical situation of Lower CIll'.
'~ . d I . ternallv invited. imia. it would be vrilually Wlble;
cordiallt an r4 jiur foreign interests to more any,
mtmallyyours. 'cunsidorablc- tract. even in the inter-
JOIIN K. FLVCH. “I, .)l '
Mu.“ Robert )1. Wilcox, Sec’y. iw-n'msula. ourer and the City Clark; who» can Alter the uncalled return at
.v _ _.; Regarding concessions held by in“ the $104,631.” to the Mud rm bung mind m u...- m
‘9 —--~‘ ’ lowers. the CW WW 3‘3“?“ or W was called *- d fill-I out about 810.000 to
—EAT'NG BEANS im‘ut among
flea, us are cheap againwtlmi is. a irights Wt‘l’P both Japanese mid Nor-
wegians. but he made it plain that no!
nearly as any toodszuff can be Called” _ interests held
cheap. in these days of “pernmnentlyflmg the ”‘3
bdrm
nd industry is receiving it.II educatinng
Tm SL‘llt.‘ investization which brim.“ .
annc what rdorms are needed the 107:.)
'Board of minute in‘ June. That 1» amount of the Rate
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of their con» ‘
some companion. , anion: 47
He said that expended in the
. W
3i". bfl‘au“ 0‘ 0‘” “m’m 0" 3° ,nounnud by the lmr “MM.” but.“ non: at the Trea-
those holding fighting be (”Vida m m
H
but given are 639:! It
colbctor.
“e w - W for
moboou of u".- nma" ' ans-
corrections {or the past your.
the fifth year in an average of the prefi-
on: tour (4) years.
The fiscal year 0! the City ends 41mm 3151. that of the Collec-
tax “a due. when he is» M tg‘
place liens. The figures show that the Board of Estimate did not lay
suinclem tax to allow for minute by corrections or the sale Book.J
and corrections by the Collector. .a
Relating to the Fourth District. Totals
0’ figures for 5 years 0!
the Board oi Estimate and Collector: — I
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Amount estimated to be collected 512,987.83
Amount Appropriate-d ‘ 308.512.”
Ainount Supposed excess 4174.80.
Amount Rate Book 508,494.71
nix-aunt. Corrections by Collector 6,4115:-
Aalount unpaid taxes fiend Jm'y. let 17,840.93 5
In the above rim it will be noticed that the Rate Book amount:
ls "492 32 less than amount to be raised as presented by the:
Book present-
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ed to the Collector is $1751 loss than mount appropynze¢ In) my .
amount must be added the corrections made by the' Collector 85.41352», 3
and the tax liens unmllected Jan. 31. #17.8&(193 making total of. 823.- ;
272.09 shortage. The uncollected mes 317,840.33 are drawing 7 Wl‘ cent. :
and are a good asset. The others on total loan of $5,431.15,
Relating to the l-‘it‘tb District. Total! of {inn-s [or 5 ’9‘!" o! the
Bonnl of Estimate and Collector:
.
2
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Amount Wed to be collected 1.499745743537777 M l
Amount appropriated 7 . . . 1332,8873! .
7 jaw W. ’éd excess 75“.??? '
Amount Rate Book lJZIJClfifi l
Amount. corrections by.Collecwr 13,423.53 - l
Amount unpaid taxes timed Jan. lat 5935132 3
the Rate Book amount is 815389.81 lea- tban amount
In this District ‘
to be aired as presented by the Board of Eldmte in m_ The “
amount of Bale BOOK is $3,313.66 lees: than the amount l
To this amount Inusthe added fie car-notions £13,125.“ ”a tax “an un— .
collectcd 859,251.82 making n’total 0! .7930056 nhofllge. This makes a ;
total shortage tor both diluent $103,182,“: The W taxes
as a good asset drawing 7 per canton-mt. The other: are a total loss
of 82053934. It is to be noted that the amount 0! old “an. arc lea-
sened each year. For this reason it done not noun nun: shite tor
expense ol collecting b)" forecloaure. The intemtxate on those lien: is 7
per cent.
According to the November report of the M can un-
Fourtt: District tor we put ,naol m 832.341.“
(810,000 or this was for Taylor M m in t]: South mun-1k District.
This was the only speck! mummm that wu‘v
not spent.)
In the Fifth District the am! Wed
in both districts of 11%”. There in a
...—....-.” ...-.. .-
I
Was 871,395.72. a
as an-
lO'I
t
ml
.132wa ofthe
We
urinal- W (in
tnyrtery bnmaieuOMfi‘?
How mot mMJ‘I-bm d findinthc
“In“ '0 13"" .Tremry for intone at their math: in tuner—Q. E. Du—Y
m 8. HATCH.
\
- . n - . - :' DWing an interview with him
rained price lei els. Since the amine: my ‘ tattve 0‘ the new; I ‘
have “091,91 1)")?an them to l‘rg’Jfiace-lslur or this city on Hatch 221...
titles ‘ hey’I'Mch was mbodled in an Aasociate
“an [or future consumption t ii'rexs dispatch of that date. General
have $011? GOV“ 5W9”! (““1" a 90““- .Azuirrr- declared it wan inaccurate‘ln}
A jauflure 1334mm wept-ctr. ln taking up this w
The Department of ,g] . 'terview at length. it was [tainted out
therein-e on. the job. With a bulletin
on bean-entity. advocating a more gen-
that it was mated that "the conceeu‘
slams were fully authorized by ‘
provisions of the Constitution." What
he said. "absolutely robbed the first
sentence stating
tionn have been
to exploit agricultural lands in Lower
eral consumption of this IoodstulfI—if.
that is what, it iHml seeking to
tempt the public appetite with recipes
101' Bolton baked beans. lemminous
meatloaf substitute and other more Or
lens delectabla Variations.
I‘ll you ‘know‘ beans; urges the sur-
'Japanese corpora- '
mien: ‘
causc alarm. since the geographical
configuration of Lower California and
‘cmutneional provisions
zones barred to foreigners
"prohibitcd large holdings.
“try "W59. The linder Secretary declared that
tllle dispatch was incorrect in that the
ionly concession.- grams-«l were tire-I
year pnrmits to conduct Hymn; opera
‘mms. which pennil‘t allow no land 01
port lmldinze. .lln stated that when
WU “5““1‘ 5‘ “‘i“ mkul renaming the W[l(1!1kll cone-es
sione by (it-muo- T Summit-rim. ad in-
tarim f’l1ar2r “I luv Allis-Titan 4-minu-
‘0 1’“ anion and sy here. he informml Ill" American
,3! lllkm when diplomat ol ttw focus unbotanliall" an
civeu in his statement minted abow-.
they can 8‘31 33‘5“”: “I" {‘1‘ Baron Puritan) (lturi, Japanesv Alin—
l. I . lrlbr in ”union. .umlvd )er‘lrnla) lllal
'0 I! the 3‘0““). ill'ln- (ml) agricultural inn FPSYI- hrld by
, It is Well tum“; Loy: nuldims and :n.-. “,umrympn ltt-l'l- email rirc lands
‘f;g‘$.“om har- hale r.“:lr Mexicali. ui.u,h. i.«- paid won-
- - 'Il‘fi'511’-i§ Without llltlflll'lanrv
them just as mull: “In a mo) :2va 1;:-
PM as a fleady article dzvt l‘l‘i’en WPERATION OF ’
new» be» «m:- m-r- am» wnz- . LABOR AND CAPITALl
k.” to lune I. period 1;. in'lulgin': . ;
ill Mon. '1? bean; 0313' URL" :1 “'erd' (Continued from I’agr- ()nw, §
,Hfl‘v‘wurday nigh:
renaming
absolutely
ernmenl'h culinary expert.
rbclpes and find out how good
the)“
are.
Nay-be thi,I Well-nieant propaganda
will snot-red.
. Bid. Everybody alarm: that bean? urt-
mlrlsblng. and ouzhz
as usual lew people
anv-
:,t.-;m- ("imliarnx
wall.
taint-1, “A? mallo- public l-ul nlzfz‘
M710 3"“ 0"” V” American business men. said in 311-,
(gm bang an‘ all ll.“ 'Amlél min“:— :lrtunr t-ms-nt acmmpimylnz lhv :ttl't‘l—Z
‘ ._ ' _ . hr mil—Anni» finding». “must quickly rvv
.Qlf m3 and Wh‘"¢‘-"‘~"“"r Lu ' v.34- ttu—it' ids-as regarding mo'ho'ls of
fimmfl. ”9,1,3... urzzt 11.; rutaxie- <‘- li‘llllit’ labor. it” thn- movement it».
' . it “mid Malice! Socialism. m'nt‘mllx' (tos-
4 “l ll. ‘5 “”9“ "4'9“ “I“! ”titled in u loose vmy an, Boltlht'Yifllrl.
an? proton. or luv wav «It toru~i In hr one"! in the l'nited Stat-3“."
r» ‘ ' ‘-..- t. , .
k ' V ‘ ,I.’ ,l ”d m-t» brl- Ll ...neml, ...«ul tnr sumnmry t t'
m ‘0 "l" C r *- 1‘“ ‘ ’ “ ' ' the (:Uflll'nlafillfllr. ln'rcetugatlonI m ll.»
”turnout: come.- back in ll. And i', British lslee. "tlw Government and
= . “7‘ H “d _' 2.30m employers and conservative rm-
M“? doped and ‘ ”’2” " ploy»: appear to be agreed that lllv
flair“. of (to—operation between Iabul'
and capital is highly derirablw: that
the spirit of conciliation is important
, .. at“ every day it one has our the-benetlt of the employer in stab-
“ lllntn'gittrbnsiness and for the lief-0‘
m! itcxicans “'5' ”may 0“ m or the employe in preserving his
ghee-use tnev haven‘t much of tmlarly organized unions: that in
.. . v _ k'mlleciive bargaining the right-minded
9'" and n" ”5mm '1’.“ employer will not attern‘ptto retum to
the pro-war industrial era-and that the
...“, .c_. right-minded employe will not attain»,
‘o crowd his demands to the point at
. ‘QOHOOLS AND BUS'NESS which the stimulus for private but-i-
(3435' bate assembly at Harrirburl: new; enterprise would disappear."
" w consideration a bill provid- “’2-‘—‘
margin investigation at the. schools Woman, 68, Ended From
9’. .. ,
rank]. The members of H30" Hale by Band Of Indians E
. wines are to consist
palatal-u and representatives.
I good idea. But after all
”Valuation, like
- at home.
a? 7!..1“
.y .. Inmate it go down.
I” can eat baked beam or boiled
elves.
I
SYRAQFSE. N. Y.. April 2.—l‘nited
.States Attorney Dennis B. Lacey today
started an inquiry into the alleged tor»
cible eviction of Mrs. Mary Knox. aged
chnrl'y; slxtrelght years. from a cabin she had
'occnpled on the Onondaga Reserva-
. ltlon, near diet-e. tor tortyeight years
. population at whose civil by a band 0! {Indians yesterday.
. of. any school “1‘ mm who'baa leased the cabin
_ _ and ail-adjoining farm from year to
7.; I,“ W1 which should year. alleges thatxen Indians came to
c the cabin mm'hervto vacate
.11. Zthn new shown. live
‘ iotthelndtanabrokedownthedoor
impugn-amt twain ulna. no: tin-timed
We ”MW“ in Foobar-or the
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Califomin’ at any meaning."_t.bat would . l
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«ion has invaded Mambh means. if
anyllling that. this plague is well
the way to the Bantam. With RI»
mum in its grip it is alumni u out-
tain a:- anythin: that
shortly range herself on the aidc of
the n-vnluvionistr.
accumplishml tho whole Near
lire So-t'ant country will bv.‘ seriously
cndungt-rml.
only one way; and that
Wm H fnmlllar mm tlm situation will
powerful is equally true. notwithstand—
'mz the tact made the trip to Sofia an assisted by the amt alliance not. with “I“!!!
Jun-cad southwards it no measures are;
'measures mean if anything the lnnned- ', '
-iale reconstruction of the Balkan
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3-— ‘2'“ W10 the “Master!
fitment-smug”...
llmrorlhtmn-uuum
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READERS’ ,i
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mon- senor-u questions at aorta pal-
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‘a way tbfl will m then: I'm
medangenatamtvalctnum
‘tart-m. be! a floaty of peace be
lined on ”on”! let the Balkan
be 7 ‘ ..uh bonus the
m”
we Unmatc- get to.»
Edy and soy together for the groom.-
gtlon of their independence and that:-
guaaulal lite. which is threatened to-
day to no lesser a degree than that
,whion threatened them in the day 0‘
«be Bulgarian “mm. The Balk-
ln nations are «rusty mun ln-
dirldnal communities; they have no
use for Bolabevlnm whose doctrines
they “or and whose principles they
cannot well undmtand. The)" “ant
to live fret; nnd they Want to be all-
lowcd to work out their national and
c-conotnlc lllr‘ unmolcsted and rate.
The great alliance that won the war
{or democracy ought to help llll'r8 u-:.i!~
um: of democracy will the llthty and
prosperity for obit-h they fought so
splendidly tn the great war. With lht‘
spirit of Teuton militarism broken.
the only danger tho-y are'tm m2 today
in Bolahevlam and thin latlvr .- )ust
us well organized as the l'mselan mil
nary machine in its best day. The
Balkan nations that are nvouw-dly anti-
Bolshevist. arc lht- Greeks. lhv Serb-
lane and the Romanians. Th") mzzht
to be brought cloaer together in a
spirit of cooperation toribv- «amnion
weal of all to that end they must be
THE NEAR EASTERN SETTLE-
MENT IMIATIVE
Thu» fact that the Bolnllevist revolu-
on
Bulgaria will
and once this in
East
mill nutter and ”lb peace or the en-
.To avoid euclra passlbillty tberc is
is to settle
lhn Balkan question Without lo» of
pru~mu;— time. How this will bf
bnsuain about. it is up to the political.
ul‘ rather lu the milluu-y leaders of
the \lclnt’inufi Enlunle. That much has
liven alrr-ady lost in empty distilli-
smtts about tlw Balkan tram-s no one
tloIny. That Ilulzarin got such amis-
vice terms that lull her arrogant and
\lt'lflfii. But the min thing in thexelupty promlm and vague schemes.
militia? settlement has been neglected {but with practical help xiv-en now. be"! ice for the poor and sore milk for (be
:an ml was t r- 5
countries
brinzlng ‘0! those fore the Bolshevlst
any further into the Balkan lands.
back to (hot: old peace status. A pan-{nits mt be done vmh the utmost
med Rumia and n pacified Serblampead. quite independently of what the
and Greece would be by this tiny bl- great peace contort-nee or Paris will
that make the peninsula1
83' with their problems of remnant-decide about the greater questions at-.
tlon with little more If any to Ito-Teeth; the tutu"- ol the world.
some lighting. This palliation ought; To postpone this settlement for the
to have started trom.Bulgarla. which future not only will upset all the ad-
was the chic! am. but when nul-
bariu, once beaten failed to disarm an
completely as Germany. her neighbor:
could do not less than keep their Ina-
cblne intact for any emergency. The
result is today that this emergency
tins :ppeiared way upon the neonatal»
ian root or. ‘ makes any m headway umber!
Bolshevmn is duality at the gate.- an ..9 . - ' - -
of Rumnnia. and it most assuredly will bozse. poem“) in the Balkan 90“!“
got out at the victorious war. but it
will promote the t
vain at a time when the security of
Europe may be the security of ““1
world makes ll an absolute nece: my
to combat this movement below it
' 7 9.
taken to Ioreatnll its progress_ These' HILTON POILO
ANOTH ER WAR HORROR
from. Vith this film that. the;
new line must run along the Danube The War W W. no 0-0
:with the thole of Bulgaria under al-felse. was responsible for the M M
he: £0223“th t I heulmelhe ts didn’t. fit no no or W00
a s rongy ' mammary menu thrill
line from the Black to the Adriatic past year. "I. m
Sea that. Bolshevinm will be kept away The lack of M such a
minimum“ Them mm exam—y- new the“
Greek armies that have given aonood that the W Wed".
an account of themselves during the tow thousand boll of ”ad which hero-
most trying)": omits-writ“ wanna-e brooch-d haunt-ad In the annulus
eager-din aerrftclvllln§mn agatmtt the tan or corset; .» ' .
new anger. p proper y "MSW ; This and any other. m l
and enema: applied by their matures «mum'stam':
powerful antes’greeceand Serbia. or speakeraatfie annual “9“”
rather J noémmu cm. or catch;- ’
‘ at tin
manta m‘ffiemb'm' ‘
mp we to. Mm‘m.
nmfllonmenandflamamimmwmceu 'Uar
(mumtmmmmmzlwmmmm'ur
them.BnmanlawlllbeaatefiandBfl~i *Bya-demm“
abevtsmwtllnevernnkeamu‘md that ,1. won.
tbe‘nalkann. loaderw.bfi
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' toner, In'nenett—oboerved that no
[hall or the New England state: hm
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c1, ‘Fbatw lnBIchamt. h.
”bane anumfletbdrmltreu'
Hired! o! tlwusandyI of new trieml.~ :b‘l
dangers spread '
vantage: that the Balkan states have; never out." '
of Bolshe—l
in! now mm.
Mr
W.
The recognition given a tlu- alum-r:
(-t' the W mum at tht' ‘.'L'.'_|(‘1i Cur: .
{rm-nee. and the two (malt drums“;
in flint and 3!an ware only ea-
md by Hrs. ll. Inn-an Benita:
and was Catherine ‘Flalnzan a:
m held :ysterday afternoon at
the Hotel Strameid. Bridgeport. Tie
. g .. _ .1 4w \.
”.....3" 0.2:? 2......” “‘3‘ 1" 13mm... Imw II:
of the National "omnn's Pnrtv n: nu: 3;
field county. 34m. George H. bag at, ‘,
Hartford prodded. and the chic! pu' ii?
posse of the meeting was to promo!" in“
rem! in the Federal Amendlflenl. and
arouse local women to the need (it icz-f':
prelsing their senators and I'm-11:3» i?
tlvee with their desire for its passage- ’
The newspaper: meal: :uuz‘l. Lll‘
Bennett abacrvodugiittegIIIlrficfiw’
fribéfilerenee had explicitly recon. ‘
nixed the right if storm "I 3! olficn ml!
[Might fill lu‘u léL‘Il culls
All O’Xlt‘ll;l\v l'flllm'ltf-ll I-f
misses.‘ ..
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spring colors.
”Capes and Dolman W
him: i"? comm-l. . ~
$12.98 to $25.00
New Tailored S
31330, $25.08, $30.00
undo of all tlu- favnrir': mutrriah it. top
raps?
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.\-'!‘.~ L'Al'n‘:“'n' -.
111
nutimmgr "Mi. 3‘ : .- ...
it“
‘
it would have been inzrxinlblc to .-- l
fuse tin-m flee. Those Mflll'liԤ:;;
which had out their wanna on an; ‘ x
ml political footing with the arm. ,
light woll W women .milntefi;, "-
on their Wilts. Such WV"
sentatires «uranium-awn _3h
League without inflicting an mtoleui“
able haul! of the satin” actual “1:!
“pm, rm, , it marked a dis- -.
me: and... W m"
“old radio tho W of wont-n
bug about u “ take able to
avoid any Mr or My about
the m. .
A: for the alum-wot Ind mine vic-
tbe Deane. But :s a mailer oi the”;
A c
'. "519": models in plaid and on
thy m callus, pockets an
film 6 to 14 yum. At
given wanna the light to Vote for prev
w ltd not voting
. women, able to have a voice in the
Edmonton enter exec-toe of the m2
text at m. How m were the; 31.”. at .................... ”c
Wuhan“: 8!:chde
M'Oemwatldwslbc noun?“
Mmu'zmmm I it motorway-models.
«anthem at some women m 'mm M' 3-:
bdnxenfnnchludandctbgrwocm. " " """ ‘ .
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m Wily natal-naugh-
rm
3“ ”I! "all 0.0.
“I.“ floats. W t ”a,
‘1‘ “on. it
Funniae.wall “in“.m
‘Ym.msw.um-c
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Var“: of styles and atom. to
may; Mar “.08 I! M
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SALVAT'ioN WV paws.
L New England ”no to am maul
: tor NW funds.
t BOSTON. April 3.——-Ilew W
‘vm heated on ”I: 82,280,000
It” mm writer Kata let-
flea m. for the Mutton m.
lay 19 to :6, occur“; wcol. Aha:
Gltlord. the MI W.
who yesterday sent at m to m
tban six hundred communlilea in the
district. “'heq the drive is over. the;
(milk: tambourine gm, making ute’
house-lo—house collections. will be no.
The Very Nearest and Smartest in
JUNE IUUIABflUS
Featuring quuigitu- ('l‘CItlUII-s in Vustecs and i'atlan of .-. .
mired» to bell-ct fund. and cud: (me an dainty and arm"
All larhd at Very Special Prices
Children's Wash Dresses
.h‘w allowing of the newest
r 13an or din-bray
bclt
a“: pl‘f’l‘l' ‘
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fullwandmm'nau
“warning
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”c to a: yawn.
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has ribbed spring ‘fflfllt, lot-r
haw Tonal-run.
'onten '3 Bureau he
to {it arm: a m Black
adult» sake Mr and extm?
lines. Value-50c. {marrow 3‘: or ;
like “ lane ’f
nimble thick soles all list: '
WK sum duo-bio w
‘M‘ .wlute. ”atrium”
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capacity. accept at Chrlatrnab-t' lute. ln
the policy of 83an the lamina will'
he needed among the poor I
Hundreds of new propenies- will no
«alto: over in New England whvn thc
fund.» .np forthcoming. 1'. means larg-
er institutions to provide tor the lmu
the Anny must keep in contact 32‘ 9.2!.
malt of the bravery and «jimmy oi
its overseas forces. There will be hoe
pitals where the wires and children
of enact-Vice men can find good are
and not ham to worry about norm:
for it it they are without (nude. 11
larger orphanages. bigger
.Ftesh-Air-Campe. more (me coal and
i sickly babies. .
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1will moan permanent meeting place!
for ea-eerrtce man. bigot lodging
houses for the poor and better radii»
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