~LTH-F0ll
fit EBAY, fifi'ir 1923.
WORKING WOMEN
Lydia E.Pihkl'iam’sv talil -
. and Help You to B:cg:me VeVE.ll.m
’ ”fixemold.GirigMgzi‘ci..
' Bogfilta‘ureateiofisme
‘ pj.‘gkléhorn’aflby560vemori
turn from “Second Honey-
moon” to Difl'erent
Hotels.
PARIS. July 11.—The "second
honeymoon" of Irene Castle and Cap—
TREMAN REUNION
LASTS BUT DAY
Irene Castle and Mate' Re-
today from Deauville Ind went imme-
diately to diaeresis hotels.
Th'ey denied themselves to inter-
viewers. Friends said the reconcilia-
tion “was off." ‘
The dancer will now go ahead with
her divorce action. filed in the Seine
Tribunal.
The tiling ot the suit became known
last Wednesday. The following day
Miss Castle said she had not au-
thorized the suit. had dinner With her
husband. who had followed her to Pa.-
ris from New York. and announced
plans for a "second honeymoon" at
Deauville. "
PAGE _ELEVEN ,
whether his wife would accompany
him to America.
C0“' KAI/1‘s COAST FLIGHT
ST. JOSEPH. am, July 10.—Lieu€.
Russell L. Maughan. halted on his
attempted “dawn to dusk" flight from
New York to San Francisco. when a
short turning in avoiding a cow, ‘3.-
he was forced down near St. Joseph
to correct engine trouble. wrenched
away part of the landing gear. proba-
bly will fly back to New York Wed-
nesday in preparation for a fresh at-
tempt at the trans-continental flight
within a week. "
After one day in Deauville Captain Maughan. who left New York yea
tain Robert Treman. her uncertain Treman hurried to Paris. arranged terday at 3:56 a. in. eastern Standard
i husband. came to an end today. passage to New York on a steamer time. was forced to descend at 12:03
‘ The wealthy Ithaca. N. Y.. manu- leaving July 25. and then hurried back p. m. by an obstruction in the saw
tacturer and his Wife returned to Paris to Deauville. He refused to say the: line flow pipe of the airplane.
usnnrl- of girls have to work in h "— m as
. nlllm‘s. stores. mills or facto- Sam-acct?“ N MANG 407 14th
lwun' physicallyunfitfnr work, - yn, ' Y'
ll'lvn 1m aged or invalid father Office Worker Helped
.lhcr ll.»rwnlient upon them for Milwaukee, Wis —“ I h
rt. >ililldln2' all day week in Lydia E. Pinkhamls Ve still? “C451?
l. (llll. or Filling in cram und and LydiaE Pink ’98] -
"ml n mrl1 «twittfinoc nhtracts some tadicine for three. and a half. eaorzd
q. mml n or or anic en ' '
m Much culls a halt to hergpro- wondteheullh‘lw3 lilnprgigetg my “1th
and demands restoration to taken the Togetn le Co or also h”
3". lwfnrv she loan be of use to We recommend it to ourm riends‘ml
l or anyone 0 so. am workin ' now '
n .a- (ilell’tlSSlng weaknesses always do rgn inwaaftcel do rililtnlicm
. JP,- “iflli'llligtsdghizezglrls have the troublesl had at first. I roast); '
:l‘, l . elr wort in your Vc etabl poun I
l i.. i lllkhum 5 Vegetable Com- newspapgr andeyogogi‘e us: :1; lat
ter in thatwgy if you b to do so.”
--ELEANOR HEB
Milwaukee, Wis. m” 537 sen: 5'"
' IF HAY FEVER SNEEZERS
i LINED UP. FOR BATTLE
0
If all the hay fever sufferers were lined up for
battle against the rest of us they would lose because
. they are outnumbered about nineteen to one. They
would also lose because they are miserable and feel
3 if they wouldn’t mind so very much if they were
0t.
But the fact that only one in twenty succumbs to
this seasonal infection indicates very definitely that
some are immune, that the defensive powers of the sys.
tem are sufficient to throw off the invading disease.
There is only one known method of increasing the
natural resistence of the air passages and that is by
chiropractic spinal adjustments. When the full tide
of life power flows over the nerve lines the natural
resistance that means health is present. ' Nothing will
substitute for chiropractic spinal adjustments in the ’
battle against hay fever. ‘
-l~.‘.\ n. FLY—“Like many girls,
9 ll‘llllllli‘fl ever month." says .
l .. 'VrllfillgPlSE; anld theigéintcr- Pm and HeldlChO
; :u my _wnr as con never Webster —“
,, . llmy time. M mother often down, hadI 31m coulirvllgigtltl rgnna
, . thatl mlge ydla E. Pink- sufl'ered withpsinsandbeckache and
_ \ Humble Compound. but I was dizzy at times and felt weal; I
. ,, l untll lately. I have had worked in a mill and m rl chum
.1 -..l results. and am now a pri- told me about our won er ul medi-
‘rv tux-y and do my work With- cine. Lydia E. l’inkham’e Vegetable
r or; a day. I recommend Compound. Iain feelingniuch better
l Gavin}! to ovary. rl who since taking it.”-—Ml\mr PLAZA, 13
ml liming troubles ll ’0 I have West Stroet. Webster, Mess.
~..Ii:i l-l. Pinkhnm’s Private Text-Book pan “
ll . lltll' tlli \‘itlflOfl'irlH hslsent you free upodlrequestngiverli‘g
m .Vl lzi u. 'in mm - odic' . ' assachnsetfl.
lumk contains valuable infol-tgaggd.Lynn, M
r. -.,-.,~ '.
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MlSS-\’IOLETfMcDOUGALi. P. CASTELLANO, I)" C.
NEW YORK, July 11.—Not every twanty-four—year-old girl who
lndites on “Ode to Spring" is appreciated, even by her own family.
But Violet McDougal poetess, of Sapulpa, Oklahoma, found her CARVER GRADUATE
The Most Scientific Chiropractic Institution in the World.
The Office of Efficiency and Service
family encouraging, the neighbors enthusiastic, and her state appre
123 WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
citive of her tlent. 5
Miss McDougal, who is stopping at the McAlpin Hotel, tempor-
Phones: Office 3303—Residence 2537 omce Hours: 8:30 to 12 m., 1:30 to
6 p. m. and by appointment.
arily, with her mother, has just been notified of her appointment as
poet laureate of the state of Okalahoma. The appotntment was made
omcially by the governor.
them. Nor do we “ant to be com.
poll‘ul to send our boys across the
, ' Alleluia every limo a war cloud ap- __;
pears on the lilnnpcan horizon. These "'
, ideas are repellent to [ill of US. and D O Q 0 O O O O O O O O O 6 O O O O O O O O O O O O O O ’0 O O 9 O O O O O O ‘
I III H ll \TRY IS AWAKENING TO THE NEED OF SANITARY FUND DEPOSITED lbt'y were not in my mind when I of- 0....“O”o”.”o”e”9...”.”o”.“}°.”.”o“.“.”.”.“’0.”.”.“.90.”.06.”.000”.N.”.«.”°«.Oo.oe.eo.e$t_V.
\ \l.|, lllxl‘tlhAL “'I'I'HOI'T SF)\\‘F.RS. t‘« rrd the Award. My idea. 5siiigly ails .6. .E.‘
l - . a l!
A m —-———- ::-:I:—.:::.:e::m.1cm... .. BACKWARD SEASON CAUSES r
SAL WITHOUT SEWERS' Edward BOk Expects to Get people run do llli'l!‘ part with the other .. .:.
('ONCRmE BLOCKS AND SIDE“‘ALK SLIDES ' mourns to avert another war: on idea. 00‘
Manufactured and For Sale by Peace Pg“ 101' That born nfot 2f Politics‘ortpfnpargsmllgrlfl. .. . , 9:0.
In“. but 0 1 (- s rzilgl - i {in . .l - .. _ _
BRIDGEPORT STONE CO ——-——-——.— loving and fair-minded American. The .. - . .g‘
c . . . ' s ‘ hing- entire y new. , ‘
l V . BRIDGEPORT CONN. PHILADELPHIA, July lip—Eduard idem Ina-V "6 0m“ , . z 5
l; NORTH E ' W'. 1301-: deposited yesterday with 1;“. or it. may take the form of modlfita- 0:. ..~ . 7 . 0:04
. Girard Trust Company, as his finnncial tions of the covenamf the League .. ...
representative. securities to cover the 0’ 53‘10‘13- “'9 have 80‘ ‘° “"3 l“ ‘ .3. -...
$100,000 American l‘cace Award and friendly “milk and W013" ‘00 ‘m- z. , .3
its subsidiary awards. portnnt a. nation and too direct a part .. 5 of
"This should be a convinpmg argu- of the “‘Ol‘ll’l to insist upon our formel .3. 4 ...
merit." 331d Mr. Bok to a cormspond- P0lii‘_\' of 'splnlldid isolation. \Ve can 3, . :
out standing beside nun. "that mt; n Ionscrdstrlnd all‘tool'i “'hllfe the res: :5! 0:9 0:.
Award commitice means l usimss. The the “’0? IS 6" of Hg rom prom “f ' > . 00
money is beyond my Congo}. and is problems or in danger of {111(1er “Jarsi :. e find OHFSElVCS OVEl‘StOCked—too muCh merChandlse 011 0111' .z.
. '0 n ' ' s . . " :i _
333.3592: igfiidtgflfhe mmmh‘e ;§,?,I“;3:‘.1;iifil:d;,‘j,r,3°‘j{nd‘}r§iene;e. .. shelves! Like thousands of merchants throughout the country, the 5:;
.-You fully expect. than. to get a in my hon rt. that srmie one. somewhere : cold and ramy sprmg held the puhhc baCk from buylng—SO “.e must 0:.
plan for the ”00,000 award?” 3h"- in America. has that idea. and Will 0:. l d d t l h. 'l e . , z.
30,. m. mm. mm m. um um. mu be '8' un 03 now—.an a a ossw [£1 15 your galls Our complete stock .5.
“I certainly do." was the quick re- cheap at $100.000-” ' ' - - - - o...
m mu... AW...“ “.0... h... h... . . . :5: 0f fine spring and summer clothmg is now oifered you at prices in 3.
doing for more thinking along thelln‘ie The One Hundred Thousand Dollar ., many Instances below cost. 99.
of our foreign relations than some Award is to be known 11! the Ameri- .3. 5:. 9
people lmnslne- A research “MN! I can Peace Award. It is to be admin- I Q.
conducted from New York to San ignored by a Policy Committee. con. .2, SALE SfARTS THURSDAY, JULY 12TH ‘3’:
Francisco before I made the Award 535m); of the following memberl. .3; ' f ’3‘
showed that where three years 380. Davis John \V., former Ambassador . V - ’ . . . .
the" were mm, m every ”n in [mm to Great Britain. now premier“ 0: ‘he 5:, . B. V. D. Shirts and Drawers. 69c Tuo Pants korfolliqSuits in new Tan and ‘3.
of some sort of a League of Nations. American Bar Association, O.- 85c value. Each . ........ . ...... gray shades. Rog. “3.00 val. 21 45 .3,
the percentage is DOW 59W“ in 9""? Y Hand. Learned,lJudge of the United . - ' _ t . . ........... _. ......... e
ten. Public opinion is swmzins com- States Court for the Southern District 0?, B' V' D' Union Suits, sold regu 1 35 . . ‘i’
pletely around in this matte; The?) of New York since 1909, t r .‘ larly at $1.50 1. . . . . .4... . . . . . . . e , Twlll) fants gcginglzojrge tSuits, all wool and ‘9.
is. therefore. a wide-sm‘oa, W“ C Johnston, William H.. Presiden o .3. , - - we a1 ore . cc. (“.5 . .
opinion on the question of what the the Internation'al Association or Ma- 0:, Lfiwrence 85° Balbnggan Shuts 69c At . . _ ' 5 . . f:- 5 5 5 5 _ 5 . 0‘.
United States government should do. chinists and executive omcer of tho .. and Drawers . . . . . . . . . . . . ....... . - - - .5 . -- - . - , ’3‘
and this is "18 i‘Sl‘ChOIDSlCEI “”19 1° Conference for Progressive Political .2. Re hr 500 Balbriggan Shirts and - Young Men s Sluts. 4 button Brooks model, :
crystallize it and offer it an avenue for Action. : . , gu 39c 11) gray tartan check. 0:.
expression:- Laps, Esther Everett, Member in e o Drawers. Each . . . .¢_... . . .,.;.;. . . . . $30 -551 . . co
ND° you hem” that ""3 “mp“ can Charge' “m"- 0:6 'Athlet'c Undershirts. Regular ‘ ue. ‘ """""""" ' """ 3
. ll do what the Sfiislatirsdfailed 1° d0?" Miller. Nathan L., mmtm soterfior 3.. 7_ ‘1 . 69c Men’s and Young Men’s Tan Check Suits, ‘3’.
- - ’ ' ca the correSDOD cut as e - of New York state. stae con 1‘0 01' no vs no ._ - - ~ 0 ~— ..
‘ EVERY film6 you 1'6 thlrSty’ - “Most assuredly." was the positive and Judge of the Court. of Appeals. .3; _ 5 ' nicely tailored. Regfiuho. $19 50 ’35
l1 ‘1' Eskimo kid and . answer. "I believe firmly in the now practicing law in New York City. . . Odd lot Athletic 75c Shirts and ~ 29 At . . ............... . .. e . 3'
. for the SH“ lng _‘- creative adaptability of the American .Pinchot. Mrs. Gifford. “wife of the 00 . E h c 5 5 , 5 ail ..
, .1. _ . 2‘ Drawers. ac l-;-.- - - ~ - - . - . -,-.- . . The best Men s Suits in the store. hand t . .
I ‘ ' drink Your grocer or " :1, people. They have a. natural G”?- 101‘ governor of Pennsylvania. active in o. ._ _ _ _ d (1 ll 1 . .3.
v hls glngcry . . 4'5 tho creative. Bl!" 3'0“ “NT; ”93:: political life and many social welfare .3; Chalmers $1.50 Balbriggan Union Suits in :F‘ehtan dal W013, negosggll- $37 50 3“
- - ' "‘ . 3 them an avenue or express il. movements. 5 5 1 mo 6 S. e 5 _50 5 .
drugngt 55113 It by the “15° 5.; is all 1 am doing. The people have Rem. Mrs. Ogden Wm, of the pub, .. athletic and ankle length style. $1_ 19 g 5 ,3: . 1 d ll ...
Club Conpeny. Millie. Mes», U. S.A. - .-. ; never had a direct chance to accept lisher or The New York Tribune and 6-30: At . . _ 5 . . . . . . . . . W . . . . 5 _ . . . White Flannel val-9115.3“, f,1 “.001 an we 3.
The CW“ this problem of a foreign policy 0’ vice—president of the New York : . . . tallored. Reg. $1.00. .0
. e their own. They have net-E been Tribune_ hm .. Manhattan Balbrlggan Union Smts, ankle Pair 5 5 . 5 A
asked ‘0 301'” it- I believe they have Roosevelt. Mrs. Franklin D., wife 01 .3. length and shofi; sleeves. . ‘ '- . . 9‘ 5
distinct ”9‘“ 0" ”‘19 “meet 'i‘heo- the former assistant secretary of the :. Reg. $1.75 value. . . 5 5 0 . . _ . _ 5 . . Genuine Palm Beach Suits, all 11 75 00'
6°" “”3"“! w” ”m to me: It“ “aw- “'1” ‘5 3°" he“ °1 ‘1" *m‘m‘ .°- . ' . m. . * new shades, nicely tailored. e .
m‘ 10b to nuke“ the American ”‘0‘ “n cum-"cu“ councu' ” Arrow Handkerchiefs m sanitary seal- Kee Cool Cloth Suits in the new belted. °°.
lie. but. when it “mm” 3'0“ want m 3“ Stimson. Henry L. former Secretary l d k , . . c R . 5 o .
from under.’ This matter has reached 0f \Var and United States Attorney for ..l e pac ages p;._. n - a o . . u u o e e e on e e e_-_n models, 811 wool fabrics. , A
this pant It has taken three years' the $01“th Distfl“ 0‘ New York, .9 Arrow and Ida Collars. At 0 ‘3‘
But the people have. I am sure. now now ‘ practicing lawyer. ... 5 . 15c ........ . . . ..... . . . . . . . . .
ruched certain COM‘US’O‘“ C“ What Stone, Melville 13.. former general 3, During sale only . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Men’s Shirts of neat designs and ’3‘.
”10“"! be ‘30“ by their government to manager, now counsellor of The Asso- 00 75 T. tt d . . for f t l R $1 50 val . :5
help Europe. This Award offers their: dated Press. .3; c_ ies, pre y eSignsm 3 $1 00 . . as co ors. eg. 5 . ue ‘ M. .
s chance ‘0 ”Weiss “1°56 “Ml“mm- Vanderlip. Mrs. Frank A. Wire of 3; Qilain and fancy colors. 0 Men’s Shirts in white and fancv . ~
“40- slPJurx P the banker and active in the League . . ' . . . . , . ~ - - , .
“And a fortune 3... interjected the of Women Voters. 5 :3; $1.00 Tree in cut 811k in plain and 69c striped effects Reg. $1.73 talue . e , . |
- correspondent .. The treasurer of the‘Policy Commtt- 3 ' fancy patterns . . . .5. . . . . . . . . . . . . Men’s Shirts, the 5W8“ 5km,“ Ace Brand, .
-- li d Mr. Sol: 00 .
We‘lv 3‘35 "P ‘5 tee is Cornelius N. Bliss. J13. 3' . 11 h d 1 .3
smilingly. --But the offer is not so re- The policy comm...“ i. to deter- .. Black and Cordovan Half Hose for 18 _ m‘a‘ t e wante co ors.! $1 79 . ‘
markable “3 ”me think. dnlt it“ mine the conditions of the Award and .:. men. Regular 250 n . ' n n . _ _ . . _ c Reg. $2925 value. ,-. . . . . . ... . . . o . . .
novelty “hm" lt' ct °°“"e' an ’ " to make final selections of the Jury of s . _ 5 _ 5 ‘ “ _ , . . 5 . . . .
“new“ ““0““- B‘“ "1°“ 0' mean" Award. The conditions and the per- 9:. Fibre Silk "Hose in all colors, fine M911 3 5111‘ 531,29 Madras Slug-ts, Pm“! .9 ,
1“" thought. little of giving ‘100'000 sonnel of the jury will be announced 3" ‘1 t $0 , ‘_ ‘ c 00101’3- Reg. $-Jo value. 2 e
to hospitals. Why egoulrdnl't I 9?; u some time before September first. . V ‘10 8 5 . . . . . . . .-.__». . . . . . . . . . . Each ............ ' .......... . . .
8100.000 to try an e p a e c . 1i mittee has opened 9 - . - sh e . _ ‘ 5 . . ' ‘
”'1‘” Be‘me" 1 6° ”UM“ “W“ 532.33.53 3:? name or the Ameri- $11k Hose “nth f clock. All ad 8. 79c The Famous Gordon Shirt. White With col- so
this money as giving it or spending it: can Peace Award at “3 Madison ave- Reg. $1.25 value . .;._._'._. . . . . . . . . . . lar attached. Reg. $275 value. $2‘ 39 5 .0 l
I ”mm" u as.‘ “mom ”name“ “9' 1“" Y°rk cm“ “11"“ ”“- ‘n' Van Heusen Semi-Soft Collars. . Each . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . e . “,
to try and solve a question that has quiries should be addressed. _ _ c . . . 5 5 5 9.
been hanging all too long in the air You know tins mks . .—_... . . . . . . - Our-best nude of ’Sflk;Shirts5 oz.
and which involves the integrity of the ‘ ' 50 ' '. and values. 0
people or the United States." MOTHERS, LOOK} >One odd lot of Chil- . $4. 9 3.5: $0 5'0 . ‘$.6 5 . . .. . . . o i
"You believe, then. that it is a ques- dren’s Bathing Suits, all wool. c - Burton’s Irish Poplin Shirts. ' .:i '
tion of integrity ?".Mr. 801: was ukcd. - . ~ . _ You how this shirt. _00 val. . '
umphntically'l. w" the ‘mgk At . I O ' I O O 0 O O I_I G On. U” C O I I O I I ‘ 5 . . $3- I .
"R “ distinctly “9 ‘0 “'t'” " 99°?“ to MEN, LOOK l Khaki Pants, just c ‘ "Silk Pongee.Slurts, Tan only. . .-
do our part to preven another war. . . . . . , .
w. do“ “at “other “mm“. the thing for car or garden. .. . . . . . All sizes. .‘Reg. $5.00 value. . . . . . e :
such as the last one. and we have said.
through President Hardins. that such
a thin; shall not happen stain. But ‘
”have done nothing in accurate
sense to make our word good. This
Avert! lathe searohfor an Mute
show that we mean what we say. .
swim“, do not .wsnttosetfi
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