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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, April 23, 1924 · page 2

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'. .‘ gal tures :n fife ‘aclintigcn plan :d-. : nosm’n ., DAV ls
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‘ 4 ‘ " i 4 vanced by Mr. Mellon." he added.’ 85 W's-hintin-
”ll-P 3’ [CPS wouldd be impossible; it the bonus , south Norwslk
was passed. - r _ 2 ~ * ‘ A
‘ ' ' _ . ' “Get the nation substantially on, ' _ V
.. I ,, , —. r ‘ a ,» . '_ 2- ‘ lu reel." he said. "and then com-; 12mm: AWON- WHEN THE CHILL WIIV DS
? a l R W A L K E: 2'“ A? '~ —" ‘7 ' " ‘ Plans for Vote Blocked ”as?” the ."eFme CWNWr ‘D ‘ '1. PARTY—the big ' o ,7
" . ' t8 “‘6'“ “WWW. ' party or the Spring. in not. . BLOW, YOU FEEL THE
‘ ' 4 by Lengthy DEbate ' Calling'attention to the cost of And of course everyone will ’

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OPENS FIRE , "A Congress pledged to the eur-i Tint spick-ani‘span new

tailment of public expenses." he shirt will be can or all

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' E 'O-MORR( D W Senator EAernald of led-“sire: 55:22:..30‘32’053... greener“... 2:2: mm LINE INCLUDES
. - ‘ t the not onal ndebt d e hi! '
. _ ’2’ Mme rg'Ues That ° - e n 8” w e or dinner Jacket. A plain. , OVERPLAIDS AND SNAP-

__4 Schedule ACtiOIl melliagzusohlllihaieonmor'Bommrne? be dressed "in his very ' NEED OF THE PROTECo

cutting taxes by $300,000,000. I stitf-bosom‘ shirt without

Tax Measure Get At- resume we will then r t home ea ., a me e
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and tell the taxpayers how we have thing.

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l ' e ' temon ‘ relieved their burdens.".
' Mr. Borah pointed out that while $3000 ' 33-50 FROM AT
WASHINGTON, Alprll 23.—Sennte in 1894 the tax per capita. in this ' '
' . ‘ ‘ advocates of the pending insurance country was $12.50. in 1922 it was "311300 COATS AND
' bonus bill declared late yesterday o $68.63. The State and Fodenl tax T303533 - 1‘0
careful poll showed the cash option bill in 1913. he said. was 82,194,- 7 $45.00 ‘ , $19.50 $35.00

amendmen; would be defeated. 000.000 and in 1925's 37.061.000.000. ,
Plans to bring about a vote on the . An llnpnmllcled Burden TUIEDO VESTS

bill late yesterday were blocked by a “We have imposed a burden upon $7.00 and $10.00
lengthy debate, including an attack the people of this country in the :
on my bonus measure. and final last few years." he'contlnued, "the All Full Dre. America.
action was put oil: until today. him of which has never been re-

The cash option fight flared up corded in the history of the world. ATTEND THE CHARITY

suddenly late Monday when Sena- Its effect is beginning to be felt and ,
tor Walsh of Massachusetts. ‘3 it will continue to grow." RAE“ IILIDAY BIGE‘I'. .
Democratic member of the Finance Federal taxes look 6 per cent. of __~ __ _f A» .

Committee and author of the cash the national in come in 1913, Sena-
amendmeni. having formally With- tor Bot-uh said. and 13.1 per cent.
He estimated the taxes

drawn if. Senator Copeland. Delllo- in 1921 . ‘ -

crat, of New York. backed by Sens, urnn farms increased virtually 81.: . 1&0va ALK TWO Stores ~
tors Dill. Democrat. of ‘Vashlng'ton. 00“-P;0"-00;: i. f til i “re e 'e "
and Norris. Republican. of Ncllras- “' 1e 0 cc 0 tea axes upon _ ‘
ka. offered an identical prcp05zl1. the morale of our MONO." ho de- FOR 'ND'GEST'ON _ >_
Democratic lcaders had 'just an- clared. "is dept-r than we here are 5 * 7 _ ‘ '
nounced .th‘erv intention or with- DH‘PM‘NI *0 admit." u ~‘

holding the .. oposal until after cn— . .

actment of die straight insurance TELEPHONE FACTS NEW SPRING FASHIONS IN

bill, planning then to move for its a at V '
adoption as an} amendment to the ‘ > ’
IIIW- - It rt‘qulrcs some 1691-; million ’7, 7

The substitute bill advanced by pounds of lmlwr. load and copper to
Senator Copeland «would. give lilo keep the \Voslern Electric Com- ' Designed fresh for Easter and the Cpring d3
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veterans. in addlilon to all benefits lumy's mhln plant at Hawthorne. .
proposed in the pending measure, Chicago. running for a ycar. fallow. They completer satlsfy the femllllne

an option of full cash payments in— A St. Louis coal rlcaier sells ~coal 25. .ndVJSC m‘.. cm ing for ultra-smartness in [COlWCar

stead Minaurancc. The pending bill by tr'lvpllol'lt‘. lie placed 304 calls S r - .
would allow rush payments (0 in three days- from the \Vaterloo. h l mart n9“ st31es lIl grey, fawn, patent and? ‘
l e p ant. ’

veterans not entitled to more than Iowa. office recently talked on 27? ~ .
:so. but would limit others to or them and sold nlly carionds. Although Brazil. the largest couu- SILK HOSIERY TO MATCH.
try in South America. has n popula- '

twenty year endowment insurance One-eighth oi the world's lead

policies. supply is used annually in the tlon 0‘ 0“" 30:000-000. it. has but
maid” Opens Fire on Bonus “'cslorn Elcclric Company‘s cable 37'555 telephones. “‘1 0f ”)950 more CONNE A I'LY @ BRA
Senatonll‘crnald. Republican, of plant nt Hawthorne. It. requires 43 than one-third are in the City of a

Maine. delivered the first speech of milns of freight. cars to haul "‘13 ‘0 Rio de Janeiro. '
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THE HALF-nit: WIFE ,._

g....By VIOLET DARE, - ~ ‘_ ’ OWLAND95

ms WHO AND WHAT’S anxiety to keep everyone else out
HAPPENED. of your home since Curtis ballad
\ has been coming than."
DUNCANMsyouncmny Itabomb hmmamm
calm. aim-.mm‘tho thlwinel ambush rich: at her feet. sum
to and the: ,. could not have been more surprised.
BUZAXNE. with whom he is in She Vina bluff). with also: .34
love. he. msrrlod longed to [peak my And put
GEOFFREY ATW‘OOD. s proml— this sinister adventure. in her
none man much older than she. piece but in time she numbered
Halo tries to persuade her to Curtis Loisad's advice. I: W... dim.
leave her husband. ire: n dIVorco cult, but she mined for o no;
and marry him. reeling sun that men: from speaking at .11, '11,.“
she still cares for him. Sumac with her hand held high, in. ere-
1, troubled by this, and by the re- ed the room. picked up her wrnpu‘
port that. there is a. love sflair be-
tween
DlCK LEIGH. Goomw's nephew.
. and a. chorus girl,
i LINDA VALE. Atwood’s seem-
l tary. introduces herself to Sumac.
' ‘onll makes a determined effort to
interfere between husband and wife.
A: Dtek's request. Suzsnno gives a
little party tor the chorus girl,
LOLITA. Mrs. Yule manage- to be
and.

XLIl—TOO'OOOD TO BE TRUE.

“ UBTIB LELAND is going to
C: help me to get. s job tln'om'h

s. friend of his without om
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a" '0 1°33 tinned to Lolita. to rollov nor.
‘- it'- mk‘ As they drew Away, In. VI!

4 4;. 4 H“ 1" “1° cluttered on self-consciously shout .
~ ~ 4 4 h"? 7°“, oommonplncss u'though she hnd » 4 n a n - | I m n.
. ‘ _ . ‘ ’ VIOLET, DARE _ mfgrhmmh' regretted her hasty words. she was ‘ or pr! g er
A sale extraor (1113317, with record .Vslues'l Lulu be m f" m gun gain playinrher old can. otoou- _ . _ . . _ . i,-
Hundreds of. attractive styles to choose from] mm"; to Mount. in a. house— 235;“ .th ," ”t m mi? 'And there is eve wanted shade of every 0 ular color m plaln efia, mp
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as an elf) 1new, fresh garment-s. every one made '0“ 93:5?“ng gig: Susanne. m plainly mayo. sad "or check or m odd or flora! deSlgn. My what a lot of pretty frocks the; 530 :.
can u .y as 3’” ”urge” “mum make them. mm o t bolus and «i irin mm '1” ”m“ u‘m'fl‘m’ est. Here is :1 cl th th t k f < h e d is while another talk or b13011.-
The materials alone would cost mor th mmmhmm“ ° .,.nmm ‘ mm" “4 “fled 1”“ ‘° g 0 a Spea S 0 “gas 01’ a) . '
for th fini h d c an you '” ‘ ”‘ u“ “m’ ““ in"! in '- tu‘ m4 M“ with: beauty in mountainlalld While others tell of coolness to be aCthVCd wanton.
pay; u - e s e ‘Wh If ,_ Th” 'fl‘m hard on mm“ homo. her mind was 1. turmoil ot l] 1 h ' ' ‘ . M
ear mflgfkwflm “ mm- 3°?“ and team who: should all. POTC OI? 3WD 31" ome.

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om»; Rmfi‘fim“ ‘9” ‘ ““33" m:- . “in.“ prison Flue quality_dress velles, this soft fine cloth lends itself to the mallnbgffrfi‘
mu”. mm. m on. with" “2, ”we”. "‘32; ohm: es that are attractive in the floral designs and dogs from 36 to _40 mchcs u 2n,

. to Geoff. 8W“ mmflom ‘ m- one. and they ion-nod that 1:. ll 50c and 69c d.
ti. Ibsen”! 'hyulhs would sh. y _
- motoamootingsndmnotu— . 4 . . ‘-. . ~ - s
guano m”-‘;‘;"'{‘“‘ n 1111:3313: mated noel: mu nu. ’ Samar cloth, a new fabric lustrous and attractive for women s and
.n. fia'mao'fii ”n" ‘v . dresses—splendld assortment of colors 36 inches Wide, 59: yd.
‘m D“ “My ‘ "mi “1" ' ‘ use: .Woven‘ tissues in smart ‘checiis and broken plaids, 32 inches Wide,

prise either. I dun Inpf'ws. yoico ,. -.. .. , .
mt. iron on doom. = Flock dot tissue ginghams in an attractlvc gssoriment of checks an

_. 4 1' thou- non-o a m" z - . - .
- » . mowsuy'u'io. «2% 3o _ mChcs Wldcl 85‘ yd. _ - _ , fl;
'- M b‘“ '° W “‘ ‘ mm“ b" " - I w ~ . Cotton Canton Crepe inlmany ‘sh'a'des’, including brown; blue, grey, m 13‘-

fi’; '15,; ”3.0 -' 4 ~ -_ g If ~ 1n-looksdupond. rounamnyuo , . . .
_ . $1-8 "“ ““15 ‘ -L, £17116 W118! 3,, 7 mainfiditmwcanz Sun on the _ del: and tangerine, 36 lncllcS~Wlde,85cyd. . . _
.f - . . . , - -: :. 4, . ', ' - “woul- chauffeur is m .. 4m... “m” "“"d " W - ' l'CSS linens—1‘ 'd ess 1’ that 's woven‘ to ‘ ive Service and in splendli .
5: Every Dress in this sale 15 made of fast , _ hourly, all are made with sa‘sh'ei, ‘often‘ ‘: ‘ o all! lolly to Sums. ”111:5 an...“ fighg’fi’afif :M‘ “mm" .» ' ‘ - - f. men . 1 g ’ '
; {‘WAmoskcage. Security Gingham and ‘ ; edged with .Rick‘Rack braid or with touch-Si « mad “m “1° mm "id Mead could. mm detected; on “numb. ors—aii the new 51)an shades, 3.6 m‘: $1“ yd.. . 4 . .- i6 1‘
.fioout Percales, guaranteed against sun and f“ ; ego! embroidered organdie, While-the con— ‘ ' “mm. H “$3 fixhrup m": 3:312:01!ij m J A, , Q . . Sin; and cotton crepe—soft draping quality for dresses and 1310118., -

, .. tub. They: _are larger and roomier {If yenient little pockets and dainty. caller! ”4 ,° “WW“ an“; my dww'm . h. n. ‘l‘zs'ndfl'so’d’ ' , - - - ' 11
. .. over before. Complete runge'of sizes and cuffs geld just the touch .ofegmpletou‘» 5.1.. cannot rooflmwrfi 13% I '. Emroidcrcd miles-+3. Splendid assortment ill the new shades, 36 m. 5 '
- 5' ' ' 4: lieu-53$? " ‘ 2- " " _ 1“” ”1‘th “Wt don- ‘ ' ‘ mil$150ryd , » .4 ' w _
g, ., '_4 3“; f, ' . t u!mm,onmdl.mt - , , , 7 . _ ... ~ _ _ . , .. . 7 , ., 1.. ‘aid< 3.!
, :1 4 W __ >_ .,_ _ 7 »- an? ,_.. - - » ,. «o'cgmggy with m’r‘fig’fii mum. group a...” a...“ . Dress gingham-43g: sclecilon m handsome new. colors—p m P1 ~
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