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BlG Firing MAY DlSTRlBllTE
‘ curls) litiilDS, GROCERIES AGAIN
.Report of Federal-Trade Commission Indicstes
That Stigma Will Be Taken From Prevnous
n:r.enis——Tlie Reason
i (“filing factor in inducing: the pack-
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(tlltl ill the wrist.
.mlmcii it “'1” 031.1va the packers
..» tin most of the cutting up’ for
11:: tniirc- country. 'l‘hcy say they
-‘.m (it. it t'l‘.'.":ll’-‘t' and better than
thv laxal liitchr-I‘ Mt'ut ShiDIK‘d
«21' ‘lp (zlh l~v nzorc economically
“.'.l\"t1 .zll’i llflllSPOTlr‘tl and the
’ Inn-tr :'.~= (ll‘t‘lllru this will ho reflect-
ul in 'hv price to tln- umsumer.
The ZiL'llIlllOD with rcgurd to the
x-r-qi inllnn it alt-margarine pro-
wl'inn also is _.:\:lrlini: around the
puck» w. ltl1~l‘1ll‘llt'.\‘ iron) the Col-
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HIM n ll'istil:l:.‘:_ 3l(-l(‘:ili. widely
'. wmn n no m'ronuxno‘r and credit-
mz’ Mal/122' said:
i" “Hm may get
- a package of
«rs to hnndln these ling‘s.
l'l'Oj-II‘LSS is gradually being made
.Lwiv from this method of loading.
howevvr. l’rickers are endeavor-ins
in culucutc butchers and retailers of
minis m‘o acceptance of certain
stnndurds of cutting. At present the
zumimd or muting up a carcass of
viir't't-is' materially in the east.
If it can be stand-
I
tho south received to-
.wuth- :‘r. business lead-
nnt alarmed over the move-
‘1: z" 1:1 Huh.) :md other westcrn
>t.-,Yv'< to pass laws which will db;
‘r‘llilillfitf: nizuinst tho use oi cotton
.ui :tzni pt mu‘ oils in oleomnrgeh
‘1 m.mt;' fun“. \‘cvcrthr‘loss. \‘lK-
r: lil‘t'St ntutions protesting
the :ilic-zc-d unfairness of
liltélhlll'th wxll go forward to
and lcclslntors of
. \ ltlnho. In-
1. :. .\li.~<:oltri. anirnsku. Ohio.
1 on .Inrl l’t..h. Such lt-glslation
l : M '0 iv lllltlt'f‘ t-unsitlcratlon in
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';i la st‘lllht'l‘l'l mills na-
Ijr‘tlllpc'tlllt)“. South-
vi’i: Drum.“ mun xi}: thcy :trr‘ loath
‘. it ‘1: ‘1' tin: ..:'.v Hut» legislature
"mm which might
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1 llll‘ii'vlfll‘t‘li’l'. I-'t-l\. 23.——Cor-
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“:1" 0- till u-f lIIlll‘-_\t".il'-nl<l liocco Di-
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civil-l it ii at Jilii‘D'Itl from tho
-.: hoard wt" :1 mount: truck in
k nun. opnrnt-
of Grand
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‘. Save'lnstitutions and
. (-f lilit'i\'.l“l: lht' child was
mzi him.- lut'dllvl: of thy clos-i
-.'". thn-r's S'Ji.
.\\TH( IVOMIIR DEAD
. .i v. 3:31 tr.» .inmovery of many colos-
rl rwlios, ilzwl >|l=:'l5>lll.\' nt his
. - '5‘ mt .umrinn. p04:-
.- yum-x old. and
l...l luwfr. ;.:.~?nr of ”)0
l.=' l'::.z..;’inn t hurch 0t"
Wrigleyfs too"
Wise mother:-
she rewards the
little errand runner
with something
delicious. long-
lasting and hen-
cficial .
Happy. healthy
children with
Wrigley's -and
best of all - the
cost is small!
LAUNCH BIG . f '
CAMPAIGN 0N
BANK moors
Nation-wide Fight to
Depositors — Associ-
ation Issues Code
NEW YORK, Fub. 23.—Enormus
losses suftercd by business and the
public through fox-series have led
the American Bankers association
to launch a national campaign of
instruction for bankers and their
depositors In methods for thwart-
ing fraudulent operations. it. was
announced here today by William
E. Knox. president of the organiza-
tion. The 22.000 members of the
Association. with millions of cus-
tomers on their books. have been
provided with s code of precautions
for themselves and their depositors
in the use of checks and the protec-
tion of their bank signatures to com-
bat the activities of "paperhangcrs."
as check crooks are known in the
underworld. ’
“Forgeries, check alterations and
the negotiation of bogug paper are
primarily crimes of opportunity."
Mr. Knox said. “The criminal's op-
portunity arises from lncnutiou:
practices Ivy hank customnrs and
bank people. “'9. Mo aiming to do
away with such practiccs. A great
proportion-of loss is preventable.
Greater nttcntlon to seemingly un-
important details and strict. ‘ad.
herence to rules against honoring
checks for strangers without proper
identification are. linpcrativc.”
James E. Baum. Deputy Mimagcr.
in charge of the association's protec-
tive activities. stated that of tho
$100,000,000 annually lost through
fraudulent check operations it is
estimntcd 99 pcr cnnt falls upon in-
dividuals and firms. lie polntcd out
that the \vlllingn css. especially of
hotels and mcrchnnts. to acccpt
"scraps of pa pcr" from strangers
and rely oh insurance to avoid loss
is an act of contributory negligence.
“Reports to tho l‘rotcctivo Depart-
mcnt from its ant‘sligdtOr.‘ and bank
int-mbcrs of tho nssociniion indicate
an incrcnsinc acthlt)‘ of check
operators." Mr. .lnuin snl'l. "Th--
association is 111;;an lmnkt‘rs to
drill uirir depositors in the proven-
tlxc mcusurcs we hurt: drawn up.
Banks‘throughout tho country have
responded and are issuing warnings
and instructions to thn-ir depositors.
SM‘cral hundrcd thousand have been
rrachcd by this plan \\'lll\‘h amounts
to mush-ring :1 grvdt «itizcn army
against. the crooks.”
RUNS AMUCK.
[5 sum DOWN
BY THE POLICE
By Assm'ialod Prose.
SIC-ARA FALLS, N. Y.. Fri”. 23.
—John Smith was shot and probably
fatally wound”! Saturday :Iftcr
defying the pullt‘l' for more than
three hours and kevping tin-m at buy
from n barricaded housc.
Smith ran nmuck with a revolver
about 9 o‘clock Friday night, tiring
more than a score of :3th into two
house-s. un-- occupivd hy rclntivos
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'1 8 I? INDIANAPOLIS. 1nd.. I-eb. :3.—
t‘omplctc sympathy with the move-
20 3 22 mom for closer understanding and
fricmlliv'i feeling between churches
and laitor unions was expressed by
23 2 Jamcs M. Lynch, president of the
- + International Typographical Union.
" in a statement issued here today.
“The modern industrlal struggle is
25 "l l 28 Z? 30 writ deserving of serious considera-
tion by every institution interested
in cthics‘ and human happiness."'
3‘ 35 M said Mr. Lynch. “It. has ewr been
a source of disappointment to Amer-
ican labor leaders that so many
35 36 31 33 clrrgymcn have chosen to ignore
the case of the working man or.
“(-rsc still. to applaud the social
3‘? 4°, 4" R Dro'zrutn oi‘ the cxploitcr. Fortu-
natt‘ly powerful men in the churches
on coming to give their attention to
4} . ‘1" the labor movenunt and consequent-
ly to sympathize with the aspira-
Itions of Organized Labor.
- - ‘ ~~ ~~ tethls
lt()RIZO.\TAl. lisli. ‘ lulhm :5 mink to reciproc‘ci
1. To cncirclc or bind. i ll. t‘hiistnizas. .lnl‘Tt‘H. In .\L'w lurk we find Bislh-
a To ceaqe ‘H ““1 “mum” lip \Vlilium T. \Isnning cxpressmg
9. To misrepresent. 17. in..- ;. bt'l'pt‘lll. ;tr0m his pulpit appreciation of aid.
10. In advance of the usual time. 11'. Tlir- nnzin Li‘tcr}: loftcred by organized labor in raising:
12. Indct’lnite article. [:i. .\ prr-nx ticnotmc 'l‘t'.‘ ‘it~i1.";tun‘ls for completion of the great»
13. A daily periodical. _"_‘. 1“”.-. (Lnlnp) cnthedral. ln Toledo, 0.. the Coun-
15. After the infihion or style of_ :5. iniild'l". ill of Churches has inviiod labor
(French) 26. Slumhvr. hndcrs to address meetings of thel
16. The international “'irr‘lt‘sS-signal 27. Sport, ni- rrim- n‘. Jlilllhlt'i‘s' l‘nion. Uut in Bakcrs-r
of distress. 29. ('(tnt't-riiing. mid. Cami. l'.:slmp L. Punter-1.;
15- To put on. . 3". “crow. fl i-rtuching: :it St. .-‘uul's I‘dllSCOINIl:
19. To be nf'tcctod pith pain. l:‘.:. linionv‘. (aim-r.) t Lurch. dupivmtcs tlzc ‘d.sgracet"i.
1'0. Roach. shorc. . 33. The pith Hf :l mam r. lv|-."l‘.l‘l‘ in which tin, I“ nor Amt-r-
23. To porlcnd, prcsngc. 30?. Adult iu:t't.~. ‘ifd l'cdm‘ulinn nth-ch: :hu tradu un-
23. Hrlp. 3.“. .\ liltltli l-Ird oi' 13w: rucixuo {rim-lion n-o‘n mrn'. ‘
24. A pmnceous tr- .1 related 1.. in... Hy. l "l’.-“r is hlumvd L)- llisbop San-t
sprucc. 3 4". .\ air".- l'. um (.llvl‘i‘.). shard tor the unrest and unhappincss,
-5. Demands. 1:. l pm‘. :in our Icnnonilc and social llft'.
:S. A hoa\cnl,v body. ' l'inch \vm-k, tho bishop told his hoar-
31. To use or “iclti dillgtnlly.
32!. An ins-‘ct. \ -
3 . .\ man's name (unbri-
35. Electrical Enzinvcr (ahhrJ.
36. A Violcnt dcrungcmcnt of mind.
38. A honc.
39. To snpnratv.
41. Tlio- long. pronoun: nose of an
animal.
41!. A liquid mcnsurt of capacity.
44. A slight coloring.
\‘EliTIt‘Al.
. A seaport of Italy.
An adjective suffix signining
"suited for" or "P.1pzll‘lt‘ of."
.GH
3. To tear open.
4. lloprhcd 0t llic.
5. l'vrccivui.
6. A thick. himk \iscuus lump].
7. A conjunct'ln.
S. A checkered cloth or pattern.
9. A dccp sound or lone. also
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I Answered
_FEVOUR PLANED'
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COARSE ENOUGH'
EGG DID NON
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acuAsps ANNEAL
TKE TOT TOt 0
TE TELEPHON N
‘TREMOR SNEA s.
and then took refuge in the home
of Stanley Zemwnski.
Police and deputy
rounded the place.
shoot nor use their supply
gas for fear of injuring thc
pants of thr house.
“‘iih the house clrar. tho:
opened fire. Smith run upstairs and
climhcd out of a. rear wlndow upon
the rent of u shed. Thr police
guard in tlit: l'lul' yard opened tlrc.
Smith tunilulcd from the roof with
ihrco hultots in his body. He was
rushcd to Saint Mary's hospital.
whore it was said his condition is
critical. lie was wounded in tho
hip. buck and by.
sheriffs sur-
Thoy did not
of tour
Occu-
police i
Cross Sends
Quinine to Greece
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nm‘umn l‘\(~ mum quinine Lilrlcts to
lw will to (:l'“!!! tho lust of
svries nx‘ drui: Phlhlllvllls to comhn'
tho sn'ourz- of ii:.il.iri'l in tho l‘t‘fllxt‘t‘
I‘:Illi|“~ Ul’ ilizi' t'miutr‘.
isnritty ill lixt- titllllifi tli-~
nationals rt pntrmv- ll irnm
Minor is SJltl m liznr- 5~.'l\' tl ihv; links
:01 tliousmd. :utnl (‘nul-lt-‘l others to
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from thr ‘l:it-0r.hatini;' organization.
inn ighing against combination oi
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idling): words. so full of hatrcd.‘ said
tin» bishop. 'could only create the
trouhiw against which they protest.‘
"With oxct-piionnl shrcwdnns tin.
Mshnp has lrnd his iimzt-r upon tho
S'JY or lht' social malady. Men inc
and pork l(),2"lil':l" in happiness only
win n thvrr is :i niutunl sense of st:-
Clit‘li)‘. :tnd wlirn good “ill
Thc. rt: is a fighting spirit in mun that
Prl'l‘llltll‘s pram: “hilr- mcn suitor
imitrficr-s :it tho hands of lhcir tol-
lous. The capitalist who host to
‘ct‘ilsli lnlmr intu humble acceptance
of “mm and dv‘fvatcd aspirations is
only lxnnplm: incl on tht' fins oi
conilmtncncss. This typv of capital-
is: is usually kvpt by his personal
an under-
standlm. of philosophy. pa'cholngy
or .my wtl‘mr branch of
bearing upon the task he undcr-
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BRASSIERES
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A LARGE fire often
. comes from a small
spark. And a great
and all others. whose training ..~~_.~ y
understanding [it thcm for th. .14. . ,
should show the way.
“And it is gratifying to toruuxwh‘ .
looking labor leaders. who u 031.}
like to believe in the cruditiun :.r:-'
sincerity of clergymen in cm mi,
learn that many preachers
tempting to bring rtason l0 l’.-.ir . r:
the capital-lab‘or controversy.
"The RC". Oren 11. Baker. Itnr'nr
of a. Baptist church in .‘lorguxm. r g
W'. \"a.. has arisen us a ch:unpz~n 4 >
inbor's right to organize. lr. ‘
state some-organizations haw.
manded that labor organizore .
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of certain business intrrests.‘ 1'
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Mr. B. G. Johnson
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