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X ctusmt WIDESPREAD WORRY
'n at Siandstill and Growers Are Holding
“Oat for Higher Prices—American Woolen
Company‘s Hugh Losses in 19:24 (ausmg
Much Speculation
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Elected G. 0. P.
Committeeman
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E3?“ “11:1". f»l.."\'§: ..
ml dt‘lilt'l‘r, "
m. retailers and she. p r.
”I “'f‘vks lune
“ether lll" pt- -lv:>
“if gultl"ll ".'-:<. .
I‘ver lhv utm'» n! \tz.t a':'2.:1..-:
m “'nlt‘l‘llil t'l">"'l_\
Slants ll; tho;
“’oolrn .tva' 7
tn.1:2:;"n-t=;t-
rhc' nnnlrd
ir':..it< of tlm
2 1mdicntn- “'l‘. l'
d_u"lit‘n and v.. i
flit-ice in (v-
- Cprnr-lius
— to lw rornv-r'wl
'- mrnr. tym-
-&hc CO!1‘lIHl"‘._\‘fUl‘ 1921 shimmy: n lI‘FS
; itOm Tl‘fil‘lll'.”
2 31.0:5Mrz.
2 Was swr ll .3 to nwur'y
5'12 "no two in"
Congressman Allen F. know
of Montu-vllu n the new ‘lepub
cmnmlticcmm
from lllinms. He succeeds t'
turinc Ines. 123‘ first t'illllng in lf'lzl’ hm {er “Q L'phnm.
‘_;Ivhen the [Index-“ml Hrif‘f'l'iw upsc?
the itulu-"m.
Tlll“ttl1‘ufl'lwh or nfz'nfi'q has arous—
.n-r >ltu'Jxlurl‘l 1< :tl’wi
rm 1]“;1‘\_:illll
.lii'idtnds on
with the :nmnhm g.- .« liv'u!‘. in: U""llll
l‘”l‘,tllll”l‘.S in the goods trad" tiff not
"textilm hml .
admllziofiufinn
is lIT'H "5 l~= strung.
ShilWSll- - ll Vlll '5; 71 Puma“; t“ ‘l-lt‘!
nity corn'rnriv :1 around Murm- of
modrrn plumb
unwk .‘i\"'i.‘ and .Klintiitl lto in :1 Dn-
.i fnil rllfll't‘ of hust-
ln ~~< “hm: .g. m'tttd rrt’ivv-s.
‘ ' iti.i:it.t‘.irtiii-(-rs and?
tho rvmilwrs
'Etlon l‘l N i 'll‘"
nlty m'e Sfl‘ul .
by the “mull-n unmtmziy, lwuf'it has
‘l'lliv'li>ll'éilttl tlz'ii thl< in-
whetln r Ll...
We ‘nnlnzv.
The trvtnttzlons loss :uMninml,
the opinion or (x1'01‘t>.
"Ibului naivc'H' tn Izzvt'v'
ket conduim»
Kiwi-ml >zi‘~'s so lh:.t [Er-n
- torn-1:: '-~d that all ll;")' ll.l\t' to
-. l! tun-H: lll“‘.’t'l nt‘ uniting pro:-
)tt'k‘l‘ ("if ‘wlll' rs no \xiilzotil.
is man llt‘llllk'
of thl.‘ hum. grouvrs “'1”
with l'i’rpw‘l
steaks wimp r‘-..~
point lust a”... .
.‘-1)Ul‘\.'§ka’ l'.~ low
“no wwnliLI-n
Business Topics
cheap wrml
Price\ star's FHAVVI‘W”
t '-li“'ll.t linn
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nnd l" i-xrt» r.~i‘.i
IaCt sup-arc, in
is mum‘- r-d
Sims Statements Regarding Navy
ff New Storm of Criticism
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”9'15“":lltl'l‘l-iilxtlilhu‘i‘tilfi'in
‘0‘ the In", to
John W. Wee
bore
. Randolph Perkins of New Jc
snd zinc mines and in the shoe tuc-
torles. ' '
PHILADELPHIA. March h—As a
result of building operations the
number of houses here wired for
electric lights have Increased to
250.000. House phones have in-
creased from 3199.650 to 291.025
since 1919 and the number oi: gas
inelol‘s has grown to 456.000.
Commodity Notes
COAL
PHXLADELPHIA. March 5.—Ow-
ing to the large supplies of anthra-
Clio ali0\e ground. retail coal deal-
ers here have cut the prices 0! egg
to $14 a ton and of stove find nut
to 814.50.
.
BEVERLY. Mass. March 5.~This
city has awarded to R. Stool of
France a contract for 160 tons of
water pipes at $51.75 a ton for 6-
inch pipe. and $50.75 for 12-inch
pipe. These figures were well un-
der the bids 0! American manutac-
turct‘s.
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FARM IMPLEMENTS
KANSAS (TITY. March fin—"Tho
imctor business is 200 per cent.
above that of ”lost year." said Gen-
eral Manager \oorhees of the Kun-
sus Cur l‘ril'llt‘ll or‘ lhu .\d\uncc-
ltumt-lvy Thin-slim company today.
"Buying has hut-n so brisk m; llil\u
had dilljculty in milking delherios.
] have novu' soon conditions in this
district rovers-.- themselves So quick-
j ly 3:. this year."
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I-"l‘. “'ORTll. March 5. — The
lllllllblt‘ ()ll rompan} is building at
pipe lim- from In: Lion to Young
county to tap the new Swastika oil
“t‘ld. About 2th men are employed.
Activity in drilling and on pipe lines
is ahortnng much of the surplus la.-
hor in tho soutliivvst.
O O O
SIIlKEVl-Zl‘Ul-t’l‘. March B.—The:
awrago daily oil production of the
Arkansas and Louisiana fields drop-
ped to 153.634 barn-ls lust w-w-k but
drilling operations arr increasing
owing to the how loud or prim-s.
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PACKING "()l'hl-l I’RODI'CI‘S
Clilt‘AGU, Man-h 5.—-'l‘lio reports
of the packers tor lust week state
that cattle receipts tell of! sulllclrnt-
ly to bring thv supply about equal
F to tho tlt‘llllllld utth the rtsult that
llm'fin‘o-f truth is man encouraging
than for sum. till)“. l'l’lt't‘fl or itvslt’
pork are said to time lltl\fln(‘0.‘d In;
a) mputhy with the has prices “hirh.
during tho lust “wk reach-yd the]
highest point slnt'e 193“. a
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LIVI‘I h’l‘tJ‘K ' '
DENVER. Aliirt‘h .‘u.»—.\!alk(‘linkl
tvl' 5hr. p from the northern Color-i
:ulo l't‘t‘ti lots hits hot-n ('xlrrmt'l)‘
huuy in the lust ttl‘l days. Prim-s
as liiuh :lh 5lt;.TtI tun. hri-n paid.
.‘ ll .
mn' («ions
.\'l'l..\.\"i‘.\. .‘liirtrh
minomvnl is in run swing in dl)‘
goods liner! following a wot-k 0!
“arm “vn'lhr. .‘lv‘n's clothing is :i
l- mlvr.
5.~'l'ho spring
3 s
l.l'\llllll{ .
SEATTLE. Mart-h .'-.—~'l‘ho. cur-
tzitlmvnt of north l‘uulnv lnmbr-r
mills to a “in day wuk has begun
in show result in price but new bus-
3tnrs< has not )i-t cnught up uilli
production but prict‘s in the ntidwrst
,rntl lt'nde have stronglhvmd und
mills hum- tstnhllslit‘d :1 31": low!
t’t-r Sis tor Atlantic shipment.
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’I‘I-LX'I‘ILI‘N
lllls’l‘tlx. March l~.——'l‘i\til«~ nun
:ir~~ inn-re optimistic ou-r thv cotton
; ndll :«ittnitmn. They in) margins of
pron! zirt \t-ry narrow midi goods
priiis are low but that production
1,\v:u‘. will carry lll‘ «use In
is incrrnsing and Will) the rt‘ductionlcunng, hn drvlnrotl lzi‘t night lol—
.0, (ncrlund “turn high [‘lOdIIL‘llOH ll)\\II‘L' :i confer-«nu? “1th his :ittur-
ut-iniitx. thu margins v: [until will nu)’. \\'hili- Dun”) “niihi not say
“ti-n. lulmt llt'illlll“ coursi- lll‘ [Irt‘tlquI'd to
" ‘ ' follow. it “its illlllll:ttt"l that his;
I‘THNITI "'3 lvounsM may suit an injunction to
PORTLAND. Ore.. .‘lurch :'.*‘ll‘v!sll‘tiln lhq .wlm'tmnt limit raw)-
lrlll'lililll'e 'nmnui’ucturcrs in the
Northwvst claim that their lvuslnnssl
has rhown t'urtlt-r Kain!
(I! t‘nlll-
liiiwl with l'.".’4. 'l'ltr morons»..- in
d« mund tor l't’t‘tl ftll‘lilllll‘r tiny so;
llll.‘ l-f-v'n almost. l'w
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.ll‘l‘UMOlllngs
DETROIT. March in—l-‘aclory
shipments of Rio rats M) for this
your I'Xt't‘t'tl those tt-r ill" corn-s-
pending; pvt-ind of 1102!. Tim l‘rh.
runri‘ blilltl‘HH'lri \urw about 1'"
in r m ut. ohm-ad of January.
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pr) pnnv
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“’hy More liars.
«Ansmin. Sentinel.)
The first impression front rc
ot’ the (ltl\’(!(‘;l('_\'.~b)’ t‘orom-r
Inn of Ilridm'lwi't. of a law
lll,.: burs our
aiding
Phe-
requir-
ull train window; is
that the coroner cannot l’ltlu much
unfihe trains in this nutty. \Vlmt
“t. should liki- from him is :i. dos-
t‘riprmn of the ninilow from which
he. SlllJJLCl of one or his cases fell
and nuts killed. and (in explanation
or how he got. it opct. suiticiently
so that he could vruul out of it. to
say nothing of tolling accidentally
t‘rom it.
Uoun in the Bridgeport region
they
are lot-innate in having elec-
trically propelled trains.
can open the \viniows
suttocated by smoke.
good fortune makes them careless.
But the electriod lines are a small
part of the mileage in this state.
Train y-lndows are not made to be
opened. that being true in two senses
To open them is to make the in-
terior air unbearable: to open them
is impossible. Try it. on tho overuse
train window. Coroner Phelan. if
you doubt it. Instances of two
husky trstnmen. an obllging poo-
sensor and a. stout lady all strug-
gling unitedly and in vain to make
a. train window leave its rooted place
are not infrequent. And on
.whole. it's Just.” well.
don't seem to call
so that they
wihout being
Perhaps their
Train windows are.
out of. when tho "$32.3? look
doing cross-word puzzles.
times 0! year when the
is delightful. It is inconceivable that
it would be improved by a. sci-oer. of
stout iron bars. With all the respect
for the come!- and his; laudable
dosh-o to one. life In Connecticut
oven the lives or suck who sro‘
hunte- snout}: to loan out of en-
llll‘
flip (n't‘l‘
l'nvld and l.~~uis
(‘lIJITK(‘S against
I‘l"llll)'
;ll‘.l§:‘lll. “hilo Selm‘tlndll
Nash holds that. none of tho t‘li-‘erq-s
“’u-‘t substantial”!
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I THURSDAY. MARCH I oo gun. "OWDINLWJ
8. . .
I I ll y" lie-t Futons moo P':§Ac‘;os1~ti‘si.:;o.s
'IAI' m. “TA W0“. WI“ 0280 r. I‘_ SAC Diana Dunno
wsit. '1‘"- W“ woco, '09- szoo r. u.—ouio mun mum.
“'M'Ke‘“ ‘m 0:00 P. I.—Dolos m
{hfmm 10:00 9. 1—01.. assist,”
IBII— I)!“ m"... soon -—I
won Pmnn' . szzo P. 11. Bmukther Cluu
' 7:15 P. 1L :
8:00 P. I Pram (W).
(Eaten Sandor-d Tins) 135309 11;. :.—Atwu--l¢nt (win).
“I" ‘1" you "u ' ' Its—883.1
6:00 P. [Lo-um 0M 0-00 ’1 we" m
7:00 P’ Mqu'” 7:00 F Lat-rum. stories. «a.
7:30 P. i..—Art talk: Poul Mom. I” P. ”—3.191“- P 0' . t
W; vulva-it) loam: Inn- :00 P: K—Eunttng I m ‘0: a“:
m ' ' I Dorothy lit-no: on -
‘ . . l '0 Tour. _ ~
33% g. {Zfi‘lifi'wxm Am Hun. violin. sit. Goo. Loo Pu
0:00 P. n.-—viuii sums”. m. _ P x;— a.“
{0215 9. 1—3“... snort-bk 9.15 r’ . Tut. e Mo.
11:00 P. N..1.opes fit-rhesus. $2233 P. w. W h
“'8ch NEW YORK—52. - .WWJ 3‘ “uh; “OI”! :‘Ju‘ 1
7'2 P. M.-—-Fisiier‘s sport shunts. . P "—33.7.“ Coo .
7:35 P. lit—Irvin: Bloom Orchestra 0.00 P. H._ nan m (mmm A’-
3315 P. BL—Tiinely Topics: Concert. 8.03 P. vL—mA ‘ «em Aflmm‘
9:30 P' "—7!” gaz'rxm‘“, 13-30 r.’ iii—s din Pratt-om iwuri. 1
s ' r --4 . .
PE-r‘r’éwwtnm "m m p. m ”mamas”... .
o-oo ii x—P'ii‘iloiopu‘y or sun-tum. 3230 r. it. Prep-n 1
0:30 P: . :— slit. Dr. W. B. blur. W741]. (‘le 330—68....
9545 P. M—Roht. Crslk. buttons. 0:00 p_ )‘_..5uu¢y cram-gm.
W12. SEW tons—4.54.3 wun. (‘LEVEnsxxi-qaso.‘
7.00 P M—(‘ummodurr- Orr-hunt 7.00 P. M 0.1.," henna. (WFal’)
“’00 1'- M~—R""""i M" "01'0“ moo i'. M.——Studin t gnrvn .. .
8"" l' M.-—Nt~(ru Spiritual-z Talks: um P. MI_A“.1.,,._MM Anl‘xl-IAF)
“ The All?" 'l'no; JEI'llh “I'm sad 10:00 [1. .‘ ._Ru~l;nn‘Al-lut;5(; .
“m" ‘ Tu. Tu rm—
io-ao Inky—Emma Burkhsrdl. eonu'nlto. 5-30 I. in 4.0%,; ”amt w.
‘OE‘S I" M—Deauville Orchwtr; 12:30 P. M—Bnrt it Tin s Orchestra.
1115 P. M.—-—0l:a Mark. son“. “‘0 .\l .‘TBVEAI 15 i
“ng NEW roux—also t“ P \t —'r‘.~nnr.-. ,anp‘lflmnan _
0 00 P MLNHHNI Orchestra, 8‘30 P hi wl‘rtnnlmsc lzrcumm.
also P' M.—Fuolll:ht and Lamplight. -&“Kn nrrnt'i 35
ll-llt) P: M.-—-Uttomsn Ensemble. . .9 I. . Pro—”run.
9'30 r M.-—l‘tt‘csdtlly The-in soc l’. .~. .
11:30 PI I—Rusuisn tangle 0":th . .
“1P. I‘mLAIIELPHIA—Ofl2 (Central standard Time)
0-00 P. M,—-—Wrsthi-r: Dinner Concert. (saw “1“! 50
"‘oo P Vi—rm-ie “'ln's florist .n fi-rkurPEG—W _
Ill-00 Pr it—l'mxram of Andros-u. ton . \l —‘\lttfil"hl 'Pru'run.
séso p. M.—Bs’-kntha‘ll.nxsmez nm- ‘32:} r i._.wfi.'m.. Emu“
’ 0" Y . . . ‘ .0 ‘ r
I) ‘00 lgéugh—Vhyth?::6rn Owns-us \IIW. (“lg-(1594127132,;
“Tl I’IIIL.‘\II'.£l.l'mA——3N.B 0-00 P. .‘i —-§~'linskyy Sgnn Pia: ..
640 P il—‘lryer liavis 'JNht“! K 00 P M— The” ”Orr-hours" Vole
-‘lm p' ‘_.§tmnv Jun “0"”. 10:00 P N,—Coor}.r crud”. s-ccon
500 P. ill—Studio ilrmfimyxrti‘ln .‘ gandllghm‘y‘zl’nlod; Bore.
' —.\l wr- 'on - -, . . .
1333 ii; g—snl‘dlo Min tF'w) ngco‘i upwiifi‘rfiglrug.‘ ‘
l '"0 ' _ ‘ 5: - --— .
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in ‘5 . -R H vrlt Junior filth 8.00 P N.—At-su~r Rent Artists.
8 0° st'hMl—Or-‘fn‘:trs 0 00 P. M—Studio Prom-Int (“BAIL
I'M P g.-—Mti!ii‘al Fromm. IY“. (~ (‘00.. -535“.
1° 30 P. 3‘ —R-mh°' mm o as P. N.——t‘hll n-n Imflnfl‘nn‘c.
WT‘I. I’lmlil'IGl PINS—COL: 7:00 P N—fiongm r12?" 1
s 10‘ r u —“'illl:un Penn Owns-in 3-00 F N.——‘(.ox winced ”Wino
7 5m r. MZ—t‘mierut—o: :23? 3:20 liJir‘l'éfi‘». “emu: An;
it 00 ; :_i‘m?t:r-I?e:lml\mnu. . than! Prince. s an Chic-:30
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iron r it —s rkn-sn-Pu’zm‘t" studio. :30“ l; 3-4153?“ gov; snort; . ‘
3.30 P M —.\'t I‘m-tie ‘1 sun. . p‘ \g —:m' "0 man prowl-1
1.00 P M.—Fo-t Studio mi. 9 i5 .1 Ta l
‘ nu “Allflh‘O‘TOS-dot.‘ “om“? ”(Mk—0:92.31.
«~45 P. if-Chndn-n'. flour. 1‘00 r- v—“ 1,. gin-km,“
7.00 P M.-——§horrhsu: Wright,” ”1) a ’A, Bill—:Rn'x-‘gm‘rmév 'Hour.’
: Q?) l: ll’::fi:r.2:2:fl‘0fl Assn tllk “13. rn'r‘i‘o0 ‘.“n ‘
m as r “9...... mm- .m. m , “—-\;».mr..-.’:zz=. ms.“-
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030 P M—T-‘n fi‘t‘: {flt‘hsI “‘0‘. m'r‘ 7..
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Tut-“In: Point." hy Procton Gibson in on p tit—“as rials-tom! Prov-m.
31:30 P M —Rut-rlsir nrrllillt. ,0 00 l' M -—Dnn Lam”. Orr-hung
won. Il'l‘Fllfi—q1l0 wmn, nus—sun
“ no P "*"Wh'y' Q""“‘“" 5.00 P M—~ mn Must uxiirutlo: '6
I 00 P. l—btuuw Pinon-I (Wm). at uni instrument‘s] 00.0““
'DUFFY PREPARES
TO TAKE CASE
lNTO THE COURTS‘
’May Seeli-m—t—tnction—
' \Vestport Voters Fail
To Hear Any of the
Evidence
\V ESTI‘URT. .‘i :I no it
Board of S‘l'tllllr‘ll from
lug out. the oust- r «diet.
The Board of Svln-vtmen are split
lll" rue“.
holding
lml't’y
(a)
.\'~ ll t‘llll'.‘ll
ll‘Ill
were stilli-
“nri‘uiit his dis-
IZ-luurd C.
pron n
at all. Tho
mot yestvrdziy nonn
short (‘tllllt run-W.
lt‘(‘lnlt‘ll
:iilv-l‘ .l
and.
.\l.insin nl
und~ Lewis sign”! it luller previously
[Irrpnrmi l-y lht m which notified
Dull)" that llt' “us r--ll~'\-:il ol' hisI du~
tins as raptuin rind Iil§nllssvd .is on
‘omi-er.
Selmrtninn Nash rents-d to sign
the lt'lltl‘ “lion :iskml and c mllvng“
i-d S“l(l'llll:lll Mansfield :as ho.- pro-
t'ul‘tlt‘d to pl;u'v~ ”in first signature to
the paper. “In-n n mime
turn to sign. .\':ish “do"! him if
was coant-ed tlnit thv uhnrges wore
warranted. and “hat rxplanittloti lu-
\\ mild gins tho- pul-liv {or “riding"‘
Duffy. “'hilo Louis was cunsldrrlng.
Mansfield said. "t‘oniv- on, Lewis,
one thing or the other."
ed the letter of dismissal.
\Vhon the meeting was over the
MlLLINERY
K. A. PolhemuS‘
61 so. mun s‘mn'r
so. noswsur
Prion 314.5
5.~—\\';tll"l .
'T. Duffy, who “as disintuwl yester-
dny by two of thv thrvr lll' tutu-rs of
the '
l'ulir‘o tlnpnt'tmo-nt of “lllf‘ll ho has
been captain and h-nd tor thv tour
lltt‘
Muns- =
”if. I
so?
LeWIs' l
he '
Lewis slgn- .
HERSHF! ELD
Motor 'l‘ransportstionCo.
Loss menses renounce
Daily Demos Bot-son
. sworn mama:
- Immsnovnto
26 Concord—St.— Phone 294
mom. lot it to ma um um. Smith Nat-Walk
39..” tomcat.» xenon! demand tum tons onus '
’5' ,. '::_.*W-A’,Ih§£g. ”In.
THURipAY. 31.qu .
coma ROWOVERH .
CllAMP.MAYGOl0t
Boys in University of ('ali f
Her Letter “C” and (
We’ll See About It"
\
TENNIS
11:00 P. i1.——ona m
was. mam—sot.-
0:00 P. l—Donos Pros-run.
(lrnia Reine
7:80 P. l.—-Ooncu1 A
ill‘lS (1')};ac
By L. G. 0“"
Special Correspond‘ nt
0! The Evening Sentm- l.
(Copyright, 1925.)
BERKELEY.
Students of the stcrm-r >ll.i~;l~u
the University 0! Canton“;
assert it's nothing but a mol- 1,21; 1..
in; made into a, mountain. ‘ ,
nant co'eds .ltowever, ins-iv l? ..
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“ms. nus-sum arr
P. M.
r. N.—-Xitht
WEI. ATLANTA—008.3
X.—-Nusic; News; Start.
' x.—Pine Orr-n Death
WNC. mums—us:
P. M.——Horry Nichols. organi‘
Dims. F01 SPILVGS—A'nt
M.-——Am«icui ltginn Program
DALLAS—175.8
—('hiklrfl'i'l “Orin.
.——Lo'u- Star Firs.
——(.tmlo Lmnnor. soon. LD-
-—Dd\-.1nl tr~mrr..violin.
rmrr nouns—47.1.9
l .—'i’horp Spring Folio...
that it's the mules ulm m.
convert a. mountain into .-
und that before Lhe inr-idevl. 2;
the so—called
at least insofar as campus my ._. . .
(0110"Tntf'd. is going to be swun'fir ..
besides a. month
All the bitter rou
ttcutiv-n S’L‘klnt: sew-s l\ u'
tion of th‘) Big t‘ sum-n.
entirely o! n,;,1n_--n
as
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}(|iyinl|ii' tennis thump;
, unity of (‘aiitormzi
B-lore lllu L‘Ol’l'lu\l'i.\\
$2,? 228'
5
Ed
3"“
' (Mountain Stmdardfli-e)
(PAC (‘ALGAnY—430
P. cumin. D
M by Dianne Gardner.
state's attorney an' ._ .
or some UlllC’t‘ str‘li biz". ..:_';
lb!) (tilled upon. :0
l Mira: \\'ills Eris htr iv "
Two years 112--
. enter“! the
a high class girl turns
her freshman date.
has gone forth and
internnnnnu;
(Pacific Coos! Stsndsrd Time)
[(60, OAKLAND—360.8
P M ——€t. Prams Urdu-stint
X.—Ftns.l nuts and stocks.
been . .
00 Pl X.——Halslood'o Orv
\tn. ins Asoans—qn
. M —Radiotnr.al: Oretu-str;
Mlle Quartette.
l —Rmiio Flu. ‘itli Music.
Bluno. mntralto.
:00 P l.——Exsmln¢r Studio Pretri-
IIJ. DOS LNG
00 l—liickmsns
M.—-Cnildn'n'n
—Art and Hmlth “in
—Twa "our (‘on‘eerl
0249 can;
Parts and the Glynn-w
o
.7
body, illciudlnz mun-g my;
“'33 at th‘ tram 1:) “Mt: hm!"
A month ago 59m. Mix .~ :flfl lira-{”9 C
c2411
III
your old l-‘linzs Cl‘...
RAN rusasro—szu
_‘d‘a’s (tr-rhea”;
—Then Irwin.
Pmr
—Gme J-m‘ Cirrhosis-n
PORTLAND—4.1.5
A‘Mdm‘o l'mrram
—Mu-km. rather new;
——Multnomzh Mull-1
“'henucr a
Instxtzitlon ts-‘v-
represents his l'niwnn.
coil ‘gilllv tcnn .‘ 21‘ - N.
—thert- is no it >.l.-.'i« .. .’
ing him the vr-lZ-u
Irv-vars; norms
922:2
‘1
“e- 9??»
ill!
”:11?
Tito “L. H May
1
"I‘WAY'S SILENT FIAT"!!!
(NRI. PBX. If!
(NI
“‘3'
THE L0l'lSE—
A beautiful std:
step. In both a patent vamp, t
monuments four"
sites shots programs ‘
3"“ gore pump 'v. :t.
ls'lt-(‘tmen's door was
l'I pnl'tr'rs “i r:
allow“! to enter.
Mnnm‘ii lll
had lwvn
if lhv polici- ’l‘dd had been
stufty of all of llln‘ nu-
.rltnrr-x and. i! not. “hirh Ilill‘tlf‘ulnl‘
inn-‘3 hurl how-n proton. the av lu'tman'
Nit-l that "no consideration \\'.is wild
,to tlmsu little details."
? Patrolman John lM-lun. who has
ilu‘en ni-llnc captain of lhv deport-l
Hl‘hnrulil)‘. \‘-'lll t‘fillllllllt‘ lt‘ltll‘tiritl‘llli“
tincnt sinn lhtt'i‘y's snap-intuit
in charts-- \‘f lliv‘ \lt‘ll-ll‘lll‘H’DY.
,ll- 11‘ said.
Sr- '
that
“hen f
Xl‘~(‘ll.z.ln
Fllurfflv
'- 11- ~l
ll'mtnd
I‘Xllliilllt d
ilisnthsrd.
in»!
_\l.ins~
Good Aliens Needed
Here, Says Wallis
STA .‘l l"! l l\' I l
A. “Krill-i the:
§*l“'“k"r .‘tr‘et‘ddy at tho \\'olll:lll'n‘§:
Mr. \\'.Ilii:~' is a tornur t‘oln-
.‘l.. i‘t‘h f
“'83
li‘i'wl (-rlt' k
it'luli.
ll‘.lh:l0'-Cr of immigration .znd rpnkoI
£011 "lnitnkmnlimt und Amtrzcunlzu-
, lion." "This t‘ullnll')".~ grout-$1 pro-
lllvnt.” he .sniti. " In thv iiztnziurnnl,
{not immigration. 'l'lit- important
: ('lvluont nhlrh is to be ronsidn-rod in ‘
;lhn whirl: of tlw imniigrntion pro-
1
{All Fat People
Should Know This 1
' lv‘nt people ow:- :i dvht ul‘ grati—
‘ the now
:‘v‘sttrlpllon. And
still more graletiil‘
is ct'l'w‘the olvr-sity reme-
ltl‘t'hill‘t‘tl in tablet form.
ind-3 to tho: distort-Hr of
{unions .‘kll‘ll‘lolJI l'
tluy ought to be
lw-nuso th
dy is mow
t
Murmolu l‘rosvrlpllon 'l‘aldvls {an
|ln- obtained at all (ll'lilI store-s the
luol'ltl our :It the rmXonul'lr- prircm
l of one dollnr for .1 ho.\. Ur you can ;
secure them direct by sending 1hr.-
, prior to the Mnrmoln Cu. General
Motors main. I‘Htl‘oll. .‘lirh. This
now lean-s no r\i'urw for dieting or
'\iolenL.t-\--rtjl:e for the rnductlun or
the own-fat l~odr to ilt‘l‘lllnl.-—.\tl\.
————_..
and an all patent leather.
Priced at $6.30 and >7 1H
"Hist-J "HI. \l" \\(l
Conneally
81 wssmria'ron sr.
nnlorked and l'l-‘lil is restriction us to quality. not
Mr. “’nllis also
said that in order to imbue the im-
Bracken
.I'J 502311.13 M,
spirit we Sllwul'l present .1 different
and
Ann rich to
l‘ur instance.
by our .‘tlstonis. lius and traditions.
O . r‘
th in :is tinct‘untly as up do. Advance Spr1112 E‘ 00“?“
1‘, A ‘ '
Now Makes Its l-‘irsi \3:
Many new models in our. ‘
new leathers and
distppomtnmtit that many
posts or o \:it:iln:ttiun and
0*>';tl~ll5ht'tl in
'the r-ounlries from “lilt‘h tin _\' come
' Thvy should also htno muilval ooh.
Minutes and them shoutng that the.
Broad toe mo'leh '2; lief»
are very popular.
MIL'ioN
122 “'ashington St.
tin-atm- i‘nrr- should and could
lie taken upon the immediate arri-
\;il 0" the intuit-:rrint for
nz’th mhrro, his lit-st intprcruion is u:
I.
vxuniplv these people could lreccmo
.mzti'v-liisis nxer nigh'.
intervstiuxly
ills ltilk \\ as
“lint ls (‘allnl "Nuns Value.”
ILuniur. .\I_i'-.. Drinucrut.)
mun comes in and wants to keep but
of the paper is :1 t‘tli‘klllK good one.
GEHEB
.1! I HERI I? ITS. EL". 9
“mails-—
S. Alexander
'l‘lm_liume of-
“Good Will Furniture"
80. Main St. 80. Norwslk
Plenty of Ull‘ullgfl'
the children's lie:i't'..—.w~
and lLi him (-ligov ';
of the Consolidated Press,
tious.
: the South. On a l
of the cmntry.
important conventions
cm! W t. smong odor
the South’s great
ma center.
. Especial interest
ing of the-Southern
March 23-28. They
all parts of the coun
Boyle plans to be in
plonlitul assortme-i. 1-"
33 Washington Street
1"]
BusiiieSS Re-Avvakenin
In South
; REPORTED BY
J. C. ROYLE
. J. C. Royle, editor-in-cliief of the Business News Service
V starts early this month on a trip
through the bouth to survey business and industrial condi-
Fcr Homes. Factories, Apartmml Him
dustrial Work—With or itth'. A
Vesta-Fen] Oil Hume“
An: ln~tnlltwl i2.
Poli's Theatres in 8 Cities includir...~ 5‘7” ..
ven. Waterbury. Hartmd S;:;:.;.::u
3t- Tllomu' School, Church and CG:I'~:‘.'
E- Jaoobs a Son Sh
Proi. 8. 3. Reed
8m! Ballad. Ballard Mch Too: Cr r
Halon 5 Tom nd. Architects. 50; ”In“. .54
8t. Stsnislstis School
It Bind Hospital
00th floored Heart
Dr. Wadsworth} Sanitarium
Patsy mm. 1"
“Inge
Inlalohnson
JduhonGu-sgoco.
‘Andonrownshopin
0001.133 Ems — ARCTIC ICE “will”;
so. xoitwmi. LU- '.
' He Will study the remarkable dev
ater occasion he wi
On this trip, Mr.
elopment going on in
11 visit other sections
Royle will attend two
at New Orleans, get at first-hand. the
real sto y of the present ststs of tfl'tirl at Mulch Shoots
places; points in Ho
distributing city.
0e Factory
Yale College
Atlsnts.
and 3%, the
attaches this year to the annual meet-
. Pine Association and the American Cot-
ton Shippers Associ'sélon st New Orleans during the week
I! bring togetherbusiness leaders from
try ond-mgestions are pending before
both organizations touching industryin many lines. J. C.
New Orleans throughout the week.
During his trip, fir.Royle will write dolly dispatches for .
lint Agency
‘
25 MONROE s'r. ‘
- G, SENTINEL Polle Refrigefirating 6? Supply C
Norwalk Chronicler