my, my 19, mt?
NAN WINNERS
NNE PUSHNJNS
flNl'flUNfi WllMEN‘
ltalian soldiers
i. \s InuiI‘gItt-d dur-
l1t\t‘ taken the law
have swarmed
many of the gov-
'.- \. taking possession
It'ncrs of the many.
. gum-d a footing
\‘.tl‘. and so far have
. ‘Illls
‘l I nit] ‘.
. l-Ing IlOOtltd with.
.t ct tht t-ltl arguing thati
wits l. \\(' earned the
I Iht _\ pleast. and to
‘\ . ~x. but most of the
:rnl and terrible talts‘
I t‘} se daughters of'
,ftlw “ork they do in nd
'llitl of time- they wash
~ .Ind on their toilette-s s; of
subversive t'll‘rt‘t
-t -l'tflllliil¢ d lillllibll‘lv‘S and
InIIII»-< “lltl>t‘ Is said
inrn illlil‘lllllllttl thtir'
pIn\IIIIIt_\ to 5! till and It'-
1' ll
l!
l)! “(‘Q'
l _\
It appears that soldiers
Ml thtir country havel
. I“ l‘l.tllll to the COYt'tt'tl
math lll Home and in
towns the tlzct “a.
. tin- girls Inust g0.
hope that some
lllitli)‘ llllslrt‘SSts'f
assistance in
but (lulllrl \vht-IhI-r
l'llll'N‘ :Iud “Impen—
ti‘--_\ \\il_l tnkr kind-
or the long
. it. :9
HI.
l-til'
In.“
Ik.
_________—
\\H Nil: Nil s IIUAT.
i‘~-—\n “amphi-
ix lllltiltlt'd to ob-
lfnngo navigation
pnis. underwent a
in w- I'o-ccntly in
King of thc Bel-
.l I\'
til
i"
Mar. boats joined to-
\\'h~-n mpids are
hitch onto an
thtm and will
- ~':\pt~II-lwl in the
K . i: Iin- pater again
~ szual.
“In
...,.-———'—'W
'i'lttH'lILE CAI‘SED
I \ x Il-ITY
:\ MI
f'KfiIW
br-tter reputa-
iior.r-y and 'i‘ar t'or
: coughs. Colds and
lllt' phlegm and
passages. cases
Inkling throat.
" l"? I’. nrgcss Place
\.l: I ~ "I was suffer-
of bronchial
considerable
'5 Honey and Tar dt‘-
w-wiit for my being
i .r'..'.~on-l"owe11 Corp.
~.<:I
ll."
:5
'.- (use
'~ 4' illt'
expected from the 1' nited States alone.
The \V omen‘ 3 Chamber of CommeIce
of the l' nitt-d States has been imitcd
:to participate in the sessions
Ition by the allied
MEXIO CITY. May 19.——Prepnra-‘l
tions are being made hete for the en-
tertainment of more than 1.500 dele-'
gates to the International Trade Con-
ference which opens in Mexico City
next June
20 and continues for six
days. More than 1.000 delegates are
Spanish. English and French will
be the official languages of the meet I
inzs but the committet‘ in charge as- '
sort German. Italian. Swedish and'
N’orwegian exporters and importeIs
wilT‘ he “ell represented.
The program will include discus-
Ision s of such subjects as Mexican cre-
dIts and methods of salts and distIi-
bution. tariff reciprocity betnet-n \le x—
Iico and the countries with which it:
(\clTangts goods and prodntmts stan—
d trill/.ing “o ights and mrasuies in the
i
l
e \c hangt of My .\ican- Amt llt‘dll‘
N EUTRALITY
REGULATIONS
IN OPERATION
PIIXSTAN'I‘lNOI‘LE. May IS. (RV
the Associated Press).—-N’eutrality
regulations have been put in opera-
liigh commission
here. The proclamation declarim:
that Constantinofle. the Straits and
the Gulf of lsmid must be considered
neutral territory. was handed to the
sultan's government and Greek offi-
cials here yesterday. It required that
neither the Greeks nor Turks receive
enlistments to their forces. that Greek
warships must withdraw from the
waters covered by the allied order.
and that irregular hands in Thrace
and around the Gulf of Ismid must be
suppressed.
As the allied troops are few and
there is a distinct llnlshcvik menaci-
in Asia Minor. propositions have been
made the allied high commission that
General Wrnngcl's army which has
been here since it was driven out of
Crimea be given the task of policing
the Straits and the Constantinople
zone.
DEATH CLAIMS LI'TTOF.
HAVANA. Cuba. May 19.—»~SIIIldcn
death claimI-d Theodore Luttof, up
“Cossack Ilerculvs." after performing
feats of strength in the National thea-
tre here during a wrestling carnival
the other day.
He had twistrd iron bars and sup-
ported upon his should-ms a stm-l rail
to which 1% pcrsons were hangingfuy
thrir hands. without apparent ill ct"
rects. but alter the (rerformancv hr
dropp'ml duul‘ \vl'le uucrging from a
shower hath.
'ash
‘resident of Los Angeles
Sentinel Advertisements Pu.
Oakland Touring Car
Oakland Roadster
Oakland Coupe
Oakland Sedan
(All Prices 1?. O. B. Pontiac, Michigan.)
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The following ne
Oakland six-cylindermotorcars
are effective Monday, May 9,
1921:
by any other motor car.
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ICES
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lAiiiI IIIIIIIIII SlfllNfiiilili’s
WilHflTHERNATlflNS
PIPE llE PEACE
Odd Trick Worked on
Indian Sets Him Into a
Rage
ABERDEN. S. D.. May 18.—'l'he
famous old pipe of peace of the In-
dian chief Sitting Bull. has lately
been presented to the state historical
Isocietv by H. C Pry.or of the Aber-
den Vormai School.
On the stem of the relic. burned or
inked into the wood is the autograph
of the \yarrior. The bowl of the pipe
'ls of pink sandstone from the quar-
rir-s at I‘ipestone Minn. The stem is
about :0 inches long and is of
wood. The pipe was traded to
Mr. I’ryor's father I. I). Pryor.'now a
bv Sitting
mm at Camp Crook in 1887 for a
lil' inket.
“There was some argument. I be-
”H" i nIto d States. Canada and .\lc\ico and ”“9 about ”‘9 autograph," explained
.lht'
‘schola rships.
Mr. Pry or. ‘The old chief thought he
should have e\tra compensation be-
sides the blanket for it. It seems that
his name was about the only thing
Sitting Bull could write in English
and he was \ery proud of it.
"The story goes that Silting Bull
had just been released from prison at
Ft. Randall and was making his way
northward to the reservation. Always
ready to pick up a few dollars. he
stopped off at Pierre. S. D. and start-
ed a flourishing business selling his
autographed cards at $1 each. Some
one induced him to step into the
telegraph office there and write his
name on a number of harmless look-
ing message blanks. The Indian's an-
ger rose to white heat when he dis-
covered that carbon had been inserted
between several sheets under the one
on which he wrote."
Donne Robinson. South Dakota state
historian says numerous pipes reput-
ed to have been the “pipe of peace"
of Sitting Bull have lwen ‘of't‘ercd for
sale. but he is obliged to believe that
the one which Mr. i‘ryor has just re~
presented to the state is the genuine
one. The autograph on the pipe is
exactly the same as appears on the
cards the chief sold in Pierre. it is
said.
DR. DRI'RY .~\ BERKELEY
SCHOOL Tltl‘sTI-II-I.
IIARTI’tlllll. May lS.—Rev. Dr.
Samuel S. Ilrury. head master of St.
Paul's High school. Concord. N. 11..
who recently (llf‘lllli‘tl the rectorship
of Trinity church, .\'~-w York. is to l)(‘-
come a member of the Board of Trus-
tees of l’mrkrlt y Divinity school. The
announcement is expected to be madv
by the standint: committee of the
Connecticut diverse.
'i‘hc diocesan convention today is to
consider establishing an (-xt-cntivc
council for Connecticut. similar to
that organized in Massachusetts last
year.
‘—
W prices on
- "if." Old Price New Price
tion now.
Phone 1413
fix
$1395
$1395
$2065
$2065
$1145
$1145
$1815
$1815
it its new low price the six-cylinder Oakland ofiers a
( nmbination of high efficiency and low cost not equalled
'Arrange for your demonstra-
iuth‘er: M. Wright
SO. NORWALK
~ m‘hhotrq vi‘
‘1')
splendid surface.
fully lined.
Handsome wraps,
grace so characteristic of today's
OWLAN D S
mmmintnsmmsmmmm
pring‘ wrapS,
best modes.
correct, beautiful;
and a surprise. -
. Surprise, big and fine,
is in their price of
$15.00
full and free and effective, —— with the individud
In those lovely colors now enjoying highest favor:-rcindccr and grafi
shades, navy and copcnhagcn blue,
Of fine soft, but firm and durable. fabrics—light in weight and Wm
Lined with silk of fancy pattern and cheering color—litany of them!
Their decisive appealing price is due to two things. “’0 are ready and!
able to buy when makers are compelled to sell at lowered price—no mattcti
itrauwi chayrttc.
Tho sight of l‘oioniai gI-ntry in tall
hats I‘m-III lilting doublets and satin
l kll‘t l-muhts com: as a surprISI to
[an \e I .tl l ill 1114' -d \ IIgiIIi. Ins “ho ninkt
.III '.Innutl pilinInz-Igt to Monticello to
Unusual Ceremony Depicts
decorate Jefferson's grave.
Souunir hunters who chipped away
'iarge pOItIons UL the oiigiuai tomb
Thomas Jefierson Receiv. stont .I'Ishiontd undtr tht direction of
lJoncrson himstlf. hmc agtin inf-II
ing Lafayette and O‘hers’busy and the new stone (Itcted by
on thyporch at Manticeno Illt‘ gov Inmv lll is M ginning to sho“
signs of Unix \ Intiahsm. l-‘Iank .\l.
. . M . . . . . Randolph. of NI suick. a Intmbt r of
( HELLO.” l.':\\.]["‘¥:' ‘3. 3‘1"" 1" the J ft.- Ison Association and one of
W“hlh‘ ”“2”"- m "1le cm“ "(H lJtI‘ItIson's Olltsl li\ing chsc udnnts.
ultluating the 17 ch anniursaiv.
placed
b: i)
a wreath of roses and qun
lt.t\cs at the grave.
—
\pvil 1'! of 'ihomas .ltft'crson' s birth. l
.lr llcvson himsclt made an a-ppcaI-
.Inct- and was seen chatting with vis-
Itors on the broad \‘craudus of his bi .
loved Monticello.
The Marquis dc Lafayt tie and othcrl PIIIL ADELPIIIA ‘18? 13 —-The
gentlviuen in p0“(ll'lt‘ll p.-ri\vigs “(it‘lcumhria Steel Compsnv today an.
among the calit-rs. and after showing. pounced it had passed its quarterly
lllt'lII about the gIounds and offering" diyidend 0‘ fifty cents a share This
Iht In Iefttshmtnts in tIll. mint cOv- follows similar action by the Midvaie
I-Iw-«l tumblers. Jefferson lil\llltl his. 'Steel and Ordnance Company, which
u'ursts to step into a (‘Olonlll stam‘ controls Cambria Steel and vhich
coach which immediately lumiwrtd lpassed its quarterly pavment of flit)
awm‘ toward the I'niversity of \ irgin- cents a share On April 6.
is. Operations for the first totir months
This unusual ceremony was part ME of 1921 have shown a. substantial
thc i'niversity‘s i-‘oundrr's Day ("(lv'- 1055' the company announced “The
bralion. Jefferson founded the his- I immediate uade outlook is not prom-
toIic old institution at Cllnll0110S\illt'jsing‘
one hundred years ago and its offici: Ilsl NE“‘ YORK, M’ay 18,—The Cuabn
decided that April 13 was the most Sugar Company today declared quar-
appropriate time to record the actixi- . ' idends of 50 cents a share on
ties or their father and sponsor n‘common and $1.75 a share on pre-
m0\ing picture films. {erred stock payable July 1. The quar-l
“11mm I Morton societary of thc terly dividend or common previouslv
(‘hariottmiile and Albemarle Ivailw ay had been $1. 00.
Company took the part of Jefferson
and lir. “'illicm Ii. Goodwin. asso—
ciate professor of surgery of the uni-
volt/inc System
apparel for
Stylish Stout Figures
This systcml makes available Ii c plete
wardrobe of fsshionsble and rectly
proportioned garments which give large
women the envied “Sty lish Stout" figure.
Do sway with needless, unsatisfactory fit-
tings and alterations. '
, InEist‘on‘ Sweltline Systagr
masses-“Stum- COATS sun's
MOSES censors
BRASSIBRBS : mQBRWSAI.
STEEL TRADE NOT PROMISING
Sentinel Advertisements Bring Good
\
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BCMWdeMIMQISuI "Sfiten‘tapplrel
-1.‘
mains.“
WRITE FOR BOQRLET.
11' {Iva-h- worming-{wad wilting”;
ENENEH NEPflRlS
WERE [liSlllNlEll
LONDON. May IS
:Itctl I’rt-ssl.’.\l r.
(By The Associ-
Lloyd George. the
Prime Minister. issued a. statcment
this morning reiterating the British
attitude toward the l‘pper Silesian
question expressed by him in his re—
cent spcech in the House of Conn
menu and disclaiming responsibility
for the “distorted reports in the
French newspapers."
In the course of the Slatt‘ltlcilt. Mr.
Lloyd Gcorgc said:
.“The fate of l'ppcr Silesia must
be dtt‘ldt'd by the Supreme Councn
and not by Korl‘uuty.
“Children of thr- treaty cannot be
allowed to break croekcry in Europe
with impunity. Somebody must
place a restraining hand on them:
otherwise tin-re will be continual
trouble.
stand by whilst the treaty her repre-
After
I alhvoshu-rlsst “soft,
I slog-om growth
180m" of
"W-
INDIANS’ SECRET OF HAIR GROWTH
It" “'4
‘ nasyurusn
<5 I; : .124" "7' q; é ' 3‘ «5.; 5
IN
3 ' what their reason may be I t
A remarkable gathering, in every detail, at a remarkable
price—ready Thursday at “1'
Second floor.
---. __..~_,-—!!::-— “TE, _-___ .-_.__ _.
ln rsih's dv-partInrnt of medicine. por- (ntathes signed ltss “m." a year,
ago Is being trampled upon."
The statement began as follows:
I uthrr- to the stattm‘n‘. I mada
in the lionsc of (‘ommo c at I‘m sab-
_Ie«.t of Siksia. Natural‘y I can only
accept responsilnlity for What
tuaiiy said and not for the
and distorttd h ports in The French
nxuspapcrs. The almost u~mtiimous'
approval given by the Animican and
Italian. as well as the British press,
to tlu- sentiments that I then express— ‘
rd shows that the great nations who
stood by the side of France in the
war Incan to interpret lh‘? treaty of
Versailles fairly."
ROME, May 1‘3.——-Italy will be rcp—
rfsuttcd at the coming- SI‘xSlOTl of the
Supreme Council, which is to deal
with the question of I‘ppcr Silesia,
it was made known today. Coast
Sforzan. the Foreign liinistor. receiv-
ed the British .hnbassador hcre, who
asked the Minister in name of
the British Governmcnt if he would
take part in the intrrellicd canfcr-
rnce. Count Si‘orza repll‘d in- the
affirmative. t 35;! 3?
1 ac-
truncated
the
c..—
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New Hair Growth
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