mum, savanna 3, 1922.
PE PLEASED
' BLOODSHED HAS
policy not from bonlnde workers. but
from theorists sud. doctrinslres. may 3
of whom have never done a. day's
(Continued on Page Two);
ho Holy Sim. which interpreted Vic-
.r l-tmmanuel's action as a Sign 02'
. oakncss. ‘
As tlm l-‘asclstl movement gathere
Clynes. chairman of the Parliamen-
orcc. opinion in the Vatican was;
‘ ho irnpormncc of the movement had.
1. cu undcr-estlmuted.
His holiness manifested great c .
(.m in... Tuesday, when groupsoro'sf recalls that Prime Minister
. posed capital levy.
ram-iii” and Communists clashed near La.
9 \atican gardens.
cam saloon sorEs. '_
elements that the capital levy is a. pet port avenue.
laughter.
ltary Lab-or NY. and Albert Thoma. deuce of the ducking. There wasnlso ,. , 3, , 3, , ‘ . .. . ,
d ldirectongenerai or the International fortune telling, and the young fortune York Institute ‘01'Muslcal Art. Her £35“ m
. . mbor organization. strongly urge the , tellers. Adele Van Scor and Martha prop-aux was-scomposed of selections
. odlnod and it was recognized that; justice and practicability o: the pro- Prltchard, showed much "origins-litr- made from the works or Schumann,
in reading the palms of ‘the many Chamifiade, Richard Strauss, Wagner
- l . pogaess pe ed at. in: ws‘ ’ ' » , ' - ,
w to th Ti Mr. Clynes young people that requested their m- and Grieg. A short Sketch of the u I . the fl 1‘“ She '3 .- -» . - ' .. -- , ~ - - - ' ' '
nuns e “1°5- Ve" » Phone 328-141 Washington St, Free Miler!
Many young people. it 188mm“ Parker-car.
theory of the doctrinwes, gulch does were present» Some from £11931?!an 119d duthflrvlan'fit having each "mm" ......‘....;.... Schumann -
3 a t h _ not appeal to the genuine workerslvancins anH ducking for apple- werq month (landfills-“Y9?! good ih_t‘hé me ‘Seart Dance" ...-...... Chnmiqahe '
° ““‘ (“"39“ dis“""°'“‘m€m 1010:. me other hand. however, such un-.some of the featuf‘es of the evening. of music. This morning the school “Were!" "'........«....... Strauss _
questioned toilets as John Robert‘The latter iafforded much fun and w’as'fottnhate in having Miss Jeanette “The Evéning WHHWmer-Llat “
‘ and many heads showed evl. Uhle give a. plum recital. ‘ .'
noun-199:9???E ESQ me' ' '
, . ..y ironing MW at
7. The 8,349?“ Club had a imwe'm' mm amé'm: ”hm "“7»'7,'iu‘ m ‘suam ..M..IO‘$~;.. Ruth Mc‘ 'GxeSOf,
' BEEN AVERTED work for their keep." party and ham dance, Monday Koven- charge of Miss Pucker. the Junior Wagner ........;....’ Alice Nenbauerl
3 - - It is in the view of these anal-abor ing. at Sanderspree’s barn, on We‘- We: 3” ”magma“ Gertrude Cotter
m‘UhIe's program 1:: given below: ‘
Elghschool'fiuflc director.
mas mile is Simona-me of the New
Her Lucid mm
Bona-r ' ture read for them. Punch. crullers. of these commuters was given by pu- nothing except how 15" W halt?
w favored such 9. levy when hem Crackers. marshmallows and apples pils selected from the various music husband in a. London (Eng) court.
Chancellor of the Exchequer during were served as refreshments. All price classes, , of, the 9311001., _
“Ans Dem'gsrnevsl"...... . .._. grieg
' “People talk of the perfect Wifetbut,’ "
. ' Cash ' Grogery
Li“ 7- ‘ 7‘74 .
That afternoon when the victorio ‘ 'the war. The Labor leader says, how-
- . u
. ackshlrts swarmed in triumph (We: ? ever. am his own party is not wedded
.... ...... M-v~-u.‘-.,. - .,. .—
-. e clly. the pope stood at a window"0 “‘0 levy. whiCh it recognizes as mt]-
the l-xtreme left corner of the Yeti- popular and likely '0 cause Laborh t:
, '. from where he could see thou- ‘03‘3 many votes. He intimatels t 2
, min of Fasolsti descending Pinclan Labor is willing to consider ates: -
ll. He watched the vast met-ins; “"9 proposfls [or ”duel“: the de
course only :1 (cw minulcs an Wmmgmm'
n rv-lllrned to his study. ‘ TROLI‘EY 0 ' L A
w ponlii! looked with satisfaction SUICTDE- .
the recent speech dcilvcred at ‘ . .
ice by Mussolini in which the F’ss- “Rump-"0R“ 1“" 3;”‘3'31‘33
.' Chieftain said he realized what conneli. 40' wpefintenden Coznpans'
.1 cmious authority and power the = Lordship street Railway
rch wlcldmi throughout the world. which joins this city With Lordship
5- - who: u benefit it was to Italy that Park district. shot himself through the
cum in the scat of the Holy See. An- 'teml‘l‘? With a. revolver early today.
hcr source of contcntmcnt to the He was removed to Bridgeport HOS!”-
'atican. is the fact that six members ml. where it was later reported that
the popular party gum-rally known chances for his recovery are “fairly
~ lhn Catholic Party, are included in good."
ussolini's Cubim-t. Thse six are Connell made this attempt to end
to l'llllllsll'l‘? and {our unclcr-sccre- his life in the company's ofllce. '
, ms of 5:1
British 'L'ahor Beaten SAEE TEA KEEPS
lllllll “Alli BARK
.mr Hm the p.l.l‘t)‘ workers may tool '
I n Recent Borough Elections
cwllly ilsslillll' that the local results When Mked with Sulphur It Brings
.... “..phpnc of what will happm in Back Its Beautiful Lustre At Once.
v... l‘.ui‘l.lnio-.ltnry elections. Warn. Gray hair. however handsome. de-
m:. lmx. law n Sent forth from both.notes advancing age. We all know
iw ill-oral and Conservative camps-the advantages of a youthful appear-
- l'l‘l' ;‘ l‘ u “’rnrkurg not to abate their Tame:- YOUI’ hathis {your chgr. 11':
H. . 1114 t0 prcvcnt a 141‘“)? VlClOfl' 0111““ 98 01' mars e ace. en
.3 ,—‘_ Those warnings analy’ze'thelfades' turns gray and looks streaked,
.. my the purpose of showing.j“5t a few applications of Sage Tea
1 gm: exists between municipai_a‘,m sulphur enhances its appearance
«- - mm mid issues of Parliaments-twin $$1qged;:;d' y, rook young'
on >rn. Everyone is reminded ;’ 3'3 ' ‘ ‘
3 {hmtimm in the past defeat mtg: 'Elthcr prepare the recipe at home or
lllitl‘ll‘ipl‘ll fights has been followed b)'-§:;'y:t'%": aggygdfigfipZuEO'tcing
r ory n 1‘ , ‘
In on," t'o $2531 nepeigronnf'a-r i pcum ." which} is merely the oldotlme
.kvq llm- r ' t9 recipe improved by the addition of
‘ hpfl i 'nh enccs, ”mo" seems toiother ingredients. Thousands of
' . n g "2," a 0'" hr "3 first booming 'folks recommend this ready-to-use
- a ‘z .. ' - :
mos m‘,q';}::: 31:" 3’” capital. Thelprcpnrmion. because it darkens the
arm 3; 31;” rim” 3 p ank in the Plat- .huir beautifully. besides, no one can
m1 “‘7 “,0 ‘ * "2' s”"""“"°r" suv- Yposslbly tell. as it darkens so natural-
vcn in O," COTStmmnCics' and that 'ly and evenly. You moisten a. sponge
mm, gm‘qfi"; th‘ronzhom 01' (‘x‘lor soft brush wiih it. drawing this
H.“ h. i ' ' ° Labor ”Wakslthrough the hair, taking one smalll
. .' ,.' "In "Strut!” ‘0 make u ”Mrlstmnd at a time By morning the l
.i - 3 ‘3 -. [. . n , * 1
«l: 2.33;” gfiol‘zqfil'fl’ n WCCQ‘PSWH- n0t gray hair disappears: after another
(Will-'01“ Henri" application or two. its natural color
3” 3 l‘ n 1 “0 constant cnnlcn- is restored and it becomes thick,
. l}. r. m opponents of tho lnhm- glossy and lustrious. and you appea?
ALA. -
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B soft. lgeifrouén’ied solo and heel edges . . . . . . . .0” 3111, $37“;
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Granulated Sugar, 51b: for ..............:..........a 380
The Finest G‘reamery Butter ...................... 47c 1!).
Jones' or Gold Medal Flour $1.10 per bag
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White Rose Pancake Flour 10c pkg.
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Smoked Shoulders, pure sud lean ... 180 lb.
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