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womorox. D. a. his! u.—
i'ho Deportrnont of Commerce on-
souhoos that. according to data col-

at the biennial census of
IMturos, lets. the ostsbiish-
oiits ongogod primarily in the
monutocture of motor vehicles in
thst year produced 8,055.0“ pos-

songoi' vehicles. valued oh ".537.-
380.100: ".621 public conveyonooo.

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BERLIN. ,(AFH-Olil o! Admiral
volt 'rirpits's friend! tons 01 a this-
iy encounter the Admin! Ind with
Ambassador Noll-om D. Hmliton
at a lunch shortly ‘bdloro tho Ain- ~
bassador'o transfer to London.

"i wonder why the United States
over com! file tho war." rolidrkod
von ’l‘irpiis. who was sitting next to

Opening Date, May 12th
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OPEN EVENINGS

o . . Iloughton.“ o o o o
1323.1" iii"’iiiiiéip§i"3ongievi. The Ambassador was silent. 0,00,00,00,.
voided at autism: more busi- "} 0° W! 911"“ 7:“ Slim“: 7“;
neoavohi s. valued UNBJIM"; “N m" “t ‘9‘“ ‘ e A m ”' I .BRANGK

"Why did you?”
Other conversation at that port
of the toll: Ins suspended.
One man brought tho L'nltod
Staten into the won". ropliod Mr.
Houghton in oven fines. “Just one

and mm rollers. yn use at ”Mt.-
017: together with’ the other pro-

ucts volucd st "33318.1”. molt-
fist I. totsl of U3.81i.855.805. The
output of motor vehicles of oil
clsssos in was nggrrgoted 4.101.880

W. R. AUSTIN
' CHEVROLET SALES & SERVICE

 

 

 

 

 

in number and it.9ai.«t. m in man. ond'ho was the hamster who
- ndvllod hid sovereign to ong o in
out! 124 per cent in value as com- - Von 'i'irpito's osprey-ion darkuhcd .
pared with 1928. the lost. preceding and he :xcloisnod: , ‘ . , _
census year. (The vniues given in Mali. You had no business in 1
this report are wholesale factory the wor hocnliso—' .. ,
values.) "i am not ng. ilflgrpolued \
The average unit values of both tho Ambassador idly. ’1 have ro- .. 1

 

 

plied because you “it“ inc. 1 must ' -

tell you thot we come into the war '
tor the reason than tho Emperor
acted upon the advice—ct on cmi- ’

pant counsellor who urged sub- ' r . - .
o & Jo SLOIEFJE ‘

merino wortoro without distinction.
575 FIFTH AVENUE to» at 47th §treet «on NEW YORK CITY

open and closed passenger cors dc-
creosed somewhat between 1923 and

o 1925. but the proportion of closed
core (which ore higher ~ priced than
the open cars. monufactured was
much larger in the later thou in
tho soriicr your. and for this roa-
bn the per cent of increase In tho
combined value of both classes of
passenger vehicles was higher than
the per cent of increase in their
combined number.

The foregoing figures and the
othor caustics herewith relate to
msnufooturo of bodies. parts. and -
recessed“ for motor vehicles.
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Tho subioct was left there and
thoihdmlral flit! Ambassadmjtolked
omisbly on Other topics. 1

When Erich hicullcr. a public ac—
countant of Berlin. troso to death
while he won alone on a hiking trip
in the Giant Mountains in Bout)»
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The proportion of closed pas- . . re found to be partly in (lemony and ----— '-
oen or cars has increased from 10 Miss Dorothy M'lllll'lllnil. mung-rat daughter of Jacob Gould ”"11““ C‘“h?“°“k‘“' there "0"
per cent in 1919 to 21.5 per cent in _ . .. 1 ”WNW. ““0"th Munitions!
1931. to 35.1 p". cent in 1928. and Schumann, American ullillnnsmlur lo m-rmnuy. is engaged to stores rod tape. ihst proventod removni or ”\i’l-l't Twill l'l‘ Li H “70““ ‘m
to in per cent in 1925. The hunt. Lieut. Jnntcs Mcflugh ul' \‘l'lt'lliin. Kim. on 0mm in the t:. 3. marine “m “a” ‘°' a" “V" l‘ "1' "3’ ‘ . . l- - it u il’l I
‘0’ of ma Cl“. 01 motor vehicles . The Club I‘lhorllit‘l TONE“ ‘0 l l | l l." [I ‘4‘ ~ :0 - 1i; ”I“ . .
mufncturcd in mgr, reached . to- corps. The two met while lit-r father was minister to China and Knob? Drill" ‘10? the removal of i, l' lf’~ ‘ “ .2‘ il l; :l H}
' _ . 'ed v 1'. - ‘ . ‘ _ o o y ccauso the greater por- ' 2., H, ' ‘
$113!]: gzofzis'fsfogggzu i‘nnl’ilu. Lieut. Mrllugh was) a Illllll‘ik‘l at tho ligation guard at Poking. tion of it Who on German soil. G". W ‘

msn’suthoritics likewise "fused to
outhtmze its removal so the head.
considered the main part of the
body. lay in Csechoslomitlu. After
nine days. friends obtained permits
from provincial officials on both

sides of the bortlt-r and wiurned to i
Berlin with the boy for burial.

 

 

and approximately 156.000 in 1919. l
The tote! production of motor vo-
hisios no reported at the bionnisl

' . census of manufactures differs very
slightly from the aggregate of the
monthly figures published by the
Department of Commepgo. homely
4.158.851 (8.678.328 passenger cars

American Hotel Man” .Eltglish Milliners Toke
Tips His Own Waiters: Poke Bonnet Designs

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‘creioto in some

. mountncturors reported at the bien-

nnd 475.020 trucks). This differ-
enoo. which amounts to only I tri-
fle more than one-tenth of 1 per
cent of the total number of motor
vehicles reported. is due to the fol-
lowing facts; (1) The biennial cen-
sus figures refer to actual produc-
tion. whoress the monthly tiguros
doses to factory soles
rather than to production. (2) The

niol census for their fiscal or busi-
ness yarn. and in o. few cases these

way to on international convention
in Paris were as week's source of

wonder to their Engligli colidzigiiesi.I
For instance. H. E. Mnuu‘uriug. of.‘

Son Francisco. former manager of
tho furious old Grand Holt-l ll Yo-
kohama. told English reporters how
he had to tip in his 0WD hosielry.
"Why I never have a. meal in
my own hotel without tipping the
waiters." he said. “No sir. One
hundred dollars a. month; that's
what it costs me in tips to my own

the rank of fashion. With the cons-
lng of summer. grillinors hsvo chos-
rn the style for ‘ gonersi turninise
.\\'t~ilr. ‘l'l'llnnlrsd \‘t'lilt vulvM ribbon.
illl‘. huts have lli’l old-fashioned Ip-
romance rumiudtul oi the crinoilno
days. -

In straw and lightweight “it. the
fashionable "poke" effect is accen-
iuntrti by n droop over the eyes.
\\'lillt‘, iit. the buck lht'l't! is it largo
turn-up. instead of the cut-away tsp-

 

Alihough a rift because of politi-
i‘isi difjfll‘t‘iit‘cu M‘Dflruic ihom. moth
ing their lirvsunt situations contrast
sharply with thnir elosc trio ip
during ille war. there apparent y ro-
iunins a. porsunnl ntincllmcnt be-
tween President \ou Hindonburg
and Quartermaster General Lucien-
dortf,

What friend and toe declared was
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liu. unmovoblo Hindenburgh was
revealed recently when the old
Demon generals or the World War
gathered at a bouquet table in the
executive palace during the pi'ivltc
celebration of the slxtieih soldier
anniversary of the President. Field
Moi-shrill Ludendortf was not among
the 80 generals present. in ‘wur-tiulc
uniforms. to honor the chief of the '
Germsn ormy.
Nevertheless. President von flin-
Y , . denburg nlludod to t e quartet-inns-
- ter Senerui's absence n words re.

'«-If You. Are Coughing ‘° .. ....
Or Sneezing. Orchur

Throat Is Sore 3

comrade in arms. General Ludsn-

dorir. Unfortunately politics drove

Millwright Ludcndorff ranks him~

sell among the extreme Notional-
AndYouWantloWardOfl'aBadCoidor
on Attack of Grippc or Iitfluenza, Do This
at Once: Buy a Bottle of Dioxogcn from
Yo’urDruggistandWashOutYout-Mo .
and” Gnrgle Your Throat Without Delay

' potion from other schools both city

lots. Who ore as diooppolntsd with 1
von Hiudenburg’s administration
“bloc! ustothc dangersofinlceflomwooon i one provincisi.
avoid progdlngdbreedinggrwndfortifl'pw - . lo tlto tests rei- diploma in the

fines! or business years were not
identical with the calendar year,
1925.

staff. What can I do about
Nothing. lust nothing."
' "Suppose you didn't.

it louvullt‘u'iliat in the Solution Army
iinis 'i‘i ii. place for tho “bun" of
hair. in the extreme styles tho
tured an Englishman. 'wearcr's face will soorooly be‘visiblo
“Oh. .the waiters would keep because of the drooped front of the
right on with their work all right: hat. In many cue- the hats are
but their attitude. thelrnttltudc! It made of the some material so the
would be terrible." " frock or coat worn with them.

tip.” \ en.

 

Your tom‘s two undeveloped re-
sourcoo—opon apocoo sud the lonely
Jolson of children—git both to
wo‘rlt for yopr town.

 
 
 
 

 

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A .
BED ROOM SUITE

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Compulsory instructions in awim’
thing. ordered in an edict of May.
It“. ia rushing thousondo of nor-
Mn school child into, potential
Gertrudos-Bdorlon Johnny Wols-
mulisrs. six thousond children hove
graduotod as diplomoted owimntors.
. iron:. the schools of tho Friedrich-
sholn.uuortar oiono since the edict
jwssiesuod. Bimilior reports ore be-
ingrooolvodbythoilinistryerlcu-

.THIS charming suite, mode at our suggestion, is of
selected Mahogany veneer,with Gumwood back posts.

The design, Sheraton in inspiration, is enhanced by
an interesting panel of Curly Maple, embellished with
a small delicate floral decoration. The tops of the
various pieces are cross banded on the edgewith Maple.

‘ The construction and cabinet work are of a character
generally found in much higher priced examples.

It’s atmosphereof refinement makes it a worthy addi—
tion to' any home where good taste prevails. '

It represents unusual value and, as the ntlty is.
. limited, an immediate inspection is advhalilza '
with hoving"‘-baen' a footer in the

‘ ohongsd stylbs of German women. J _ 8 PIECES—comprising Twin Beds, Bureau,
‘ "li‘ro'nt Tobie of ‘Tommy” ‘ Chair and ’Bench . . . i 3" . . . . . $33000 ‘

Wflkou’ Mutton stow. '
it I
0 o o .295“

‘ as the Republicans are surprised
odd pleuod.
m1 tiseirpm :I‘rtsdsrichs s carter. one t
m "m" a - —f . - third of th musin- s'wstn fro'ln s‘s
WWW. midi!!! $14!! in . \
a dirtyanuous- p tion. while no em end st girls rs-
and throat. Their poisons can

to “minutes without duo «hous-
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Coldieoughs. .‘ throacsflppcondsiniisr
nwblcssreno'tueminorailmentscobo acre"

German women. following in the
footsteps ct Americas and French
women. now no striving for the
boyish figure. Calories. diets and re-
ducing oxorolssa have boooru com-
mon subiocto in their convolution:
,‘rser olso sro inurootod new in
only Poris models or modifications
set them. “the contra-t with pro-war
:ldsys is startling to observers return-
, log to Gerhtony after an obsonsa of
several yeornfi'rho Psrisisn styles of
unsound-.9: Buuinnvwomon or the
orisioeraey mounts to Clumsy
otter tho .vrovolution are credited

posssdovor 11W Theyleod
seriots'sondsreepsrseetedtroubies. ‘
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scant; $425.00

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chtdarly $320.00

.‘Mm‘hss‘bou crossed o the
_. . h of tho-firitish army. on a
, mo’o’suraot season”. i!
. count supp mutton. the .
"’Wnr museum thot it can
one thirtieth“ otk nndsn your.
. kind or 'Itoot will not appear
”is o insuogoinnntilit boo .. ;
ma ,ohoopor. Roost oso . -
_ and seasons will be
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Your town's two undovel ro-
leisure or children-put ho to
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THE: ONLY objection sonto' poopie
hove “mtw'fleufli ll till!
tho! didn't form the habit of read-
ino it meson