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, It is said in wholesale Coal
circles that, whatever the out-
3;; of the present tie-up in the
Enthraci-te regions, the suspen-
sion of mining will. make Coal
wary hard to get later in the
season. '
To us this sounds reasonable.
Would it not be well for you
to secure at least part of. your
Coal requirements for the coming
deacon now while the Coal may be
had?
We submit this question to you
rithout comment or advice. If
you decide to act, we have every-
thing in Coal at present.
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READ STMENT' 7" TASK“
'IS RESIBIED TODAY
Continued from First Page- "
their dealings in Russia.
'The Soviet delegation .
thrown for the moment its famous
memorandum issued as an answer 'to
the e-‘iperts. because it is in contradic-
tion with the latter Russian note ac-
ceptlng' the allics‘terms as a basis of
(11501181011. _ Russian spokesmen ex-
plained that the memorandum. WhICh
the powers found unpalatable, merely
voiced the opinions of the Soviet’dele-_
gates at. the fi stage of the negotia-
tionsr’whereas now they had decided
to modify their earlier opinions.
Moscow, April 24.———Whne its dele-
gation at Genoa is seeking to reach an
agreement with the European powers
for economic aid for. Soviet Russia. the
Bolahevik Government is endeavoring
to bring its financial and o
to a. abunder basis by. work ax home.
The fil-Russian‘Communist Party
Congres hasrbecn the' preliminary bat-
tieiield on which this internal. struggle
to bring ’order of chaos in Russia's
finances has been fought.
Against the few remaining members
of the Communist Party who still cling
has over-
to the idea that money should be dong .
M. Sokoinikqff. ‘AS- 4
blatant to the Commisar for Finance.
supported by the majority, carried his
point that a. sound monetary system
for Soviet Russia can be gained only
by curtailing the issue of paper money
back to the government on the other.
Sokolnikoir- pointed out that Rus-
sia's industry and economic money the
government can get into its hands. To
attémpt to go to a. gold standard im-
mediately. he declared. would be in-
iiie. as the recent indenvor to calcu-
late taxes. etc.. on a gold basis had
failed because of the impossibility of
setting exchange rates quickly enough
to keep up with the market fluctua-
tions.
TEA SERVED
AT SHOREHAVEN
Continued from Page Two
away with entirely.
tea was carried on with the
The
of a woman's committee.
assistance
The following sci-vvd l~ :1 during the
al‘lcrnoon:
Mrs. \Villiam Lyhrand. Mrs. John
Cavmlngh, Mrs. 1.. A. llmmln-rly. Mrs.
Calvin l.. linrtnu. Mrs. (ix-urge Mai—
lbt-Ws. Mrs. \\'. ll. l‘rznxl'ur‘i. Mrs.
John iimlcock. Mrs. E. 1). Mills. )Lrs.
R. 1.. Scol’icl‘l. Mrs. \\'. H. )luhwcll,
Mrs. Georgc Dudlt-y , \\‘u_v. Mrs. J.
\‘\".llmcc MAI-Vin. Mrs. \Vlllium l-Zurlc.
Mrs. E. G. H. Schvuclz, Mrs. Hurry
Earl? and Mrs. licyl.
llrlwe-l-n 17:0 and l7:-
l‘l'OSDH'ilU‘ lllvllllwrs gul'mrc-i in) in—
B-pt‘t‘l llw club bony. lllo- grounds :Illll
lilo i0!" cunrsv- :l.\ and (ml by \Villic
'l'llv
mvmin rs and
ther affair! "
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A“‘—A
urtams,
The great su
new faces to our
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Bugs,
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Mr—
YOUTH ANTED
FOR FORGERIES
- IN FIVE STATES
”
(Continued from First Page.)
Hartford in Connecticut and dozens
of cities in Maine. New Hampshire
and Massachusetts. in all there are
listed upward of 150 bad checks. and
local ofiicials figure it each city so-
cures a six-months‘ Sentence Sayre
will serve 47 1-2 years.
He is characsrized by both police
and their detective agency as an "ar-
tist" in his line and his clever pains-
taking work enabled him to turn out
moncy as efficiently as in the govern-
ment mint. His cquipmcnt and me-
thod was so clover and succcssful
that the authoriitcs do not wish the
details published in the press only to
he copied by others and for this rea-
son they will have each case against
him lully prosccuirul. He will bc
brought here April 2S and ni‘lcr his
(use hcw is disposed of he will in-
m ml in Cambridge and llwnce- lo Con—
l.(‘(‘ll(‘lll.
National \Vomen’s
Track Athletics
XH\\' YUIIK. April 24.—~.-\lrc;ldy
l'urk. lllt‘ llolwl gulf :ll‘lllllv't‘l.
Lillie-S committee’- v-rull lvu Ill Illl
'. iul; Mn 5-: .(s w: ll. i
<illl'llll‘; this l‘lli-l'!"“" lh xvi-nu l-jm-
unit. at.) :l sol: l..ll'.ll"l'l. will lay
Ulll :tllUIlH-l‘ com-in, and l‘--_- m: mlwrs
will/inspect lllt‘ Mn» 10 1]! u-nnino |
\‘lth‘ll Sllnlllll l1!" .ulullllll.
chcrul .lm'lllv-rl i‘ul‘ Int-nihcrsliip in
the nmv clu'i. and ll is hopml. and oh-
pcclul. lhzll a im-mllcrshlp of 1-100
“ill lN‘ .‘lll..l.’71 -i <1mrily. 'l’llrrc arc!
now ln-luw- '1 T?» and Jun lnvmlnrs.
'l‘lwrc “ill i-v :1(\t‘l';ll other :ll'l'uirs
m‘ u mum-v ‘lll'Illll' in that of Silur—
day's, “1“. (llllt'S to he unnounccd Ill-
“‘1'. It is ’Xili'i Iv.) an: wvll. that SOIlll"
"\l'lllllfl lills “irk. :1 smnkrr “ill lw
livid. lo “i-ll'l‘. pl‘uspm‘liu- llli‘llllri‘l's
will be invited.
OLD NAVY SHIP l
DYNAMITE SOLD’
(Continued on Page Two)
forward
F“'f‘l’]"\ of ‘lvr deck. From
thus:- quw r mulling weapons, operat-
cd ln' (‘Oillprt‘ssvd ulr. huge projccs
lilo-s lomlwl with nitroglycerin
charm-s suiticic-nt, it was thought. to
{car apart any object on which they
lnlllli‘il, \\'t'i‘t’ 10 b9 hurled.
The ship ilsclf must be aimed at
the target .11 short range. ll0\\'( \‘f-r, as
the “guns" “ere-wimmovablc in the
decks. '
\Vild coujcclurcs filled the newspa—
pers as to the terrible damage these
new engines one-m: would do to thc.
ships of Spain and the forts that
guardcd thl- landlocked harbor where.
they lurked at bay. The nation wait-
ed hrenllil-gssly for the test.
In time thc slim cruiser with her
trio of “dynamite" Csllooters arrived
and joined the fleet? As a. trial, she
was finally ordered in to hurl death
and destruction into the walls of
Morrc Castle on the high bluffs.
“'hen. at close range, necessary be-
cause of the low power of the air
guns, the \‘csuvius finally “lot 80." a
terrible roar :‘anic ‘ ck from the
bluff. it shook the earth and sea
with the sound and sent frightcucd
residents or the city scurrying in fear
to caves and cellars.
, SIRS. R‘lZEN‘S TRIAD
.But it proved only to be sound.
“'hen Santiago fell and examination
was possible, it was found that no
damage had been done to the old,
old forts and the ancient bronze guns
that filled their embrazures. ’ ' '
The Vesuvius remained with the
fleet throughout the war doing patrol
and dcspatch boat duty. But im—
mediately after the war, in Septem-
ber. 1918, she was decommissioned
never again to be rated as a fighting
ship.
AMERICAS MILITARY ‘
MEN HONORED
PARIS. April 24 ,(Associated
Press).—-The order of Chevalier of
the Legion of Honorhas been con-
ferred by the Prcnch Government. for
war services, upon three military at-
taches of the American. embassy here.
The officers decorated wore Major
Donald Armstrong, Soil New York,
Major Eugene V‘illaret, of New York,
and Major \Valter V. Cotchet, retired,
of “'ashington.
. IS POSTPONED
NE‘V YORK, Aprli‘ 2£+Trial of
Mrs. Lillian Rajzen, charged with the
murder of Dr. Abraham Glickstein in
his Brooklyn office. has'belexi indefi-
nitely postponed pending the report
of a commission which has been ex-
amining her sanity,‘ District Attorney
;
financial Support is lucim: accord: d tho
but reccmly formui national women's
truck and :lllilclcis commillcc. an as—
sociation dcvotl-d to organizing nth-
l~lic sports for women in this coun-
try to tlw prcscnl standard of mcu’s
cnmpclilion with tho dual ohjccl of
irnsil'vixli: llllt‘l‘rsl ill lmmc and of ar-
ranging: for prom-r l‘t Ill‘t'S-‘lllallcfll of
lln' l‘nilr-l Slulvs in IllU women's in-
l< rmulmml tournaments.
Chairman Hurry l~‘. Stewart nu-
n-mnm-d today that onc subscription of
$1.00“ has lwrn rcccivml in addition
lo the offers of a number of schools
to pay llu- e-xpcns-s of their studcnts
who may but chosen for the. Anu‘rican
lcum (lull \vlll clllcl" lhc illlt-I‘nailonall
track and lirld mvcl for \vmucn in
Paris lwgilming August. 20.
'i‘ryouls for tho American icam will
he llcld at it mcct Mrs. \Vinii'l‘t-d Mur-
rill. principal of the Oakcsmcre
School. Muluuroncck, X. Y.. has ar-
rangml for Saturday nficrnoon. May
13. at Mumaroncck. College women.
undergraduates or those recently
graduated. may compete in this pre—
liminary tournament. Mrs hierrill has
also offered to entertain in the Ameri-
can team for two weeks” before the
Paris meet at her Paris school. branch.
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SAGE AND SI'LPHI‘R
' DARKENS GR‘Y H.513
It's Grandmouier's Recipe to Restore
Color, Gloss and
Attractiveness.
Alm05t every one knows that Sage
Tea and Sulphur. properly compound-
ed brings back the natural color and
lustre to the hair when faded. streak-
cd or gray. Years ago. the only way
to get this mixture was to make it at
home, which is mussy and trouble-
some: Nowadays. by asking at any
drug store for “Wyct‘h’s Sage and Sul~
pliur Compound." you will get a large
bottle of this famous old recipe, im-
prfive‘d by the addition of other ingre-
dients. at a small cost.
' Dont stay grayl. Try it. No one
can pOSSibly tell that you darkened
your hair. as it does it so naturally
and evenly. You dampen a sponge or
soft brush with it and draw this
through your hair, taking one small
strand at a time: by morning the gray
hair disappears. and after another
application or two your hair becomes
beautifully dark. glossy and attract-
lve.—-—Adv.
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Macaroni, Spaghetti or
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Extra. Fine Pork, a lb. .. 20c
Corn Flakes, Special, 9. pkg. 5c
Babbitt's Laundry Soap '
6 "Bars 25c Ii
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mere varied stock of z. -
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‘ Cretonne and
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Window Shades to Order our Specialty
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