Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 29, 1924, Page 2

*, , PAGE TWO MSIL AYE eae ona BELIEVED SAFE cot RTO - DEFT! s AURORA, Ill., Jan. 29.—Warren J. ;Lin » Aurora lawyer and ‘relative of ‘Flaming Youth’ fauioral | Rules Quebec Judge Who (beat tin Approves. It ‘The plaintiff will be Permitted, resume her maiden name of “ap Rosen. The couple were married | Denver, March 14 pears oh acl bring objection and he had to : : the martyred president sits in the Aurora jail, tageaed » Worn, his status as a murder- Sustain the action brought by t . nd | er established before the world, and wet he is ban Artistically. and le; he is Judes Choquette who seized the His ; Tibetan Bandits Se satisfied with the masterful way in which he handled his crime aoa Ee = fin- ee Cartan: Lewis Would Lose ’ : Reassuring Word to ally proved it to a perplexed world. * : : . The legal mind, which had concocted fourteen. amazin; Americans. could do much toward proving his | them the clue and like a’ child at a: Suilt because of his care not to es-| game had watched them grow hot tablish corpus delicti—not to give | and cold on the search. Jan, 29.—Secre-| any intimation of where the bodies He had read the newspapers daily has tele-| could be found or blood stains be | and freqeuently had expressed his | Ciscerned—etill has conceived a de | impatience at the stupidity display- saying that ru-}fense which wil! be that he slew his | ed by those searchnig. for the evi- at Batang was surrounded/ wife Lina and her brother Byron | dence that would destroy him. And t by bandits were without foundation. | Shoup because of the unnatural af- | final'y like a child that can no long The society has received nothing| fair he said existed between them.|er wait to demonstrate its clever © from its missionaries at Batang in-| His sense of drama which assisted | ness he himself led his captors to 5 dicating they were being molested,| him to perpetrate the crime and to| the Aurora city dump ané@ pointed “ ft was said. conceal it with a cunning that sur-| out the cement block in which the . —, passes a Poe plot is justified in the | skulls were inbedded. It was not PEKIN acted in good Sail. etrickate. ‘wena 7a Dap Tachencey: whe tection taken terest has been shown in the caso concealed in this—a chuckle over} however, that he personally as a INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Jan. 29— t a the game he was playing with the| citizen did not find the picture | gors. (By ‘The Associated Preas})—A roll rest of the world. A dangérous game call of approximately 100 delegates sic stamp oe ten mn (AY, G IMMIGRATION Sg - peal to wres: ie appointive er holds pee St oie " while bd PROGRAM IS away from international President ae ane John L. Lewis had apparently been ana ee ke adopted in the Usted Mine Work- Favorable The physical cumtiastty of ‘the ers Convention by a vote of 760 to man to. Carl Wanderer, the ex-sold- was hanged 734. Administration supporters d; pend bob tabi Eave 689 votes for a roll call. Tt Ordere Scope Is : ; ton pict censor board which $5, he had ! ure ' $5, ity glist sprog Dine = a, passed it thought vit: moral von met. |" ed"in wood ‘ratte, *Cnusuat in- Many Officers. WINS APP A (Wh m ; Jan. 7 (Correspondence| fine dramatic unity given to the | third degree that brought him to | murdered his wife and the. “ragged will take six hours. ‘ of the Associated Press)—News of| circumstances by the disclosure of | the point where he told the truth. | stranger” be had hired to assist in| TOKIO, Jan. 29—(By The Asso- while the proposal seems fair “it i an alarming state of affairs at Ban-|the two heads encassed in the block | It was impatience for the world to | his plot. is’ marked. The. same pale | ciated Press.}—Dispatches received really is cruel legislation limiting} INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Jan. 29— tang, western Szechwan province, | of cement. appreciate ‘his superior cunning. [blue eyes, the same bulging fore-| here trom the United States, report- | Tr number of Japanese entering |For the first time in the history of where, at latest reports, ten Ameri-|/ And he has another reason to feel] And the man who fulfilled his | heat, Both are dementia praeco | 'n& the proposal of the house com- _— the United Mine Workers of Amer-} WASHINGTON, Jan. 29—Ths can mis@naries were stationed, has| satisfied. boast that he would raise the prize | types psychologists say. Both kitled | ™ittee on immigration to treat | America “annually to little more | io aiegates to the-biennial conven-| Norbeck-Burtness bill, providing 1 Just reached Peking. Conditions de- For months the man who was] sweet peas of Cane county fulfilled | thelr wives and both told coherent Japanese immigration in ihe same | than 200 compared with about 7,000 | tion voted today to exclude all per-| nancial relief for farmers in areas d existed as far back as No-| called a “nut” by his Aurora| too the boast’ indicated by his at-| and untrue stories to the Police and | ™4nner as that of other mationali- | now.” sons except accredited delegates and| stricken by crop failure, approved The reports were belated neighbors because of his absorption |titude during the months of incarce- public. Hes, on a basis of percentage re-| The Asahi admits, however, that | authorized Press representatives] in principle yesterday was ordered because of the fsolated position of in criminal law» had given police | ration. Wanderer was hanged. Will the | Striction, have evoked official ap- | the proposed restriction of immigra- | during the remainder of the se: favorably reported’ to day ‘by the 7 Bantang, which is only 30 miles from | ana criminologists. opportunity to} “I’ll make the front pages again, | legal mind of Warren J. Lincoln Proval as eliminating discrimination | tion to two per cent of the nationals | sions. senate agriculture committee. ; the Tibetan frontier. unravel his secret. He had given! you walt and see,” had been his de-| save him? against Japanese immigrants. in the United States on the basis of | The action was taken after pres-| ‘The committee approved an "| Two months ago, the reports sald, | Other quarters, however, are not | the 1890 censts, will adversely af- ident John L. Lewis had repeatedly , the place was endangered b> roving| Y]| amendment by Senator Harrisoy enthusiastic. fect Italian and other immigration, | cautioned visitors to refrain from Democrat, Mississippi, which woul nds of outlaws, and, according to The Tokio Asahi points out that | as well as the Japanese. voting on matters placed before the | increase the appropriation carr, r's story, foreigners resid- a | delegates, H were virtually prisoners, | from $50,000,000 to $75,000,000 vem! r ‘ Be: c i SORT make the additional available {o- q t g to venture outside the| Don't forget to get your order in| tarmers general'y instead of on, town to the Tribune for'several copies of | wheat growers, ; A later report from the American the big Annual Industrial edition so Nabate oS? WEE, & onsul at Yunnanfu relates that that you can send them back home So eed = teoea’ LAkeeae elas Sedineen ‘ to your friends. thereby advertising | | Don’t forget te get your order tn ¥ er th te. Tell e 15 a . 0 the une for sey copies of 4 Yuannan, some 225 miles south of . * ! By Leased Wire. peasant blouse of white velvet em- mle Bina nent the big Annual Industrial edition B . «= sBantang, dated December 23, de- Outstanding Developments Reviewed PARIS, Jan. 29.—The very little | broidered in gold. ‘The long black that you can send them back home t scribed the place as actually beseiged a hat continues pete i dons velvet cape is trimmed with white t Fl hi & voor, eine org d eM 4 by Tibetan hordes which had burned Mf e One attempt to camou! it_ into | fox, the state. Telephone an | wurrounding villages, The leading! Tom Legal Standpoint; Demos at a larger appearance, involves a big Late Flashes Chinese officia's were said to have L tS 1 f C a e fluffy yy hataged Creknon oc hagag LONDON, Jan. 29.—Pockets ara ww. “ei: “a; a { fled and famine was imminent. as m ton right side the chapeau an: is | returning today more as bits of - Jan. —Supreme The only reassuring feature of ee issue for La Pa 4 : . ing half way to the waist. ernamentation than as practical | Court Justice Guy today {ssued an Late Sports . the news was that the commander EL PASO.—A shipment of 50.000 ohaaee Sent things. rita afternoon frocks are | order eps the peel. Conese | of the Tibetan bandits had sent MOTD ‘ARIS, Jan. -—-The separate | given these flat, lurge kets on |company o' zone, Inc., to show vara to ithe saiseinaa tind drae they (BY DAVID LAWRENCE). Tpunas Cf ammunition f0F yee by | cur scarf. which is coming more |one hip with a. suttron flap. | cause why ii shoud not be enjoined] PITTSFIELD, Mass. Jan. 29— © feed have no fear for their safety, (Copyright, 1924, The Casper Tribime). eas a serene a | caeeninet” the | and more into vogue as:spring ap- | Almost always the pocket fe false |from, further selling ‘ite capital | Biny Gliter crane second baseman, There were at Bantang at the be- bet breed: bs - es : pe WASHINGTON, Jan. '29.—Criminal prosecutions are ! idee eatened in the Teapot Dome scandal but will they get a M. M. Duncan, wife and son; wi-| anywhere? That's the question the lawyers are doubtful lam M. Hardy, wife and three sons, / about no matter how highly skilled is the counsel employed and J. Rufus Morse and wife, of the United Christian Mission ‘eoolety, by President Coolidge to try the'cases. proaches, is flung around the shoul- | with a lengthy silk tassel. ders like a knitted sports scarf. One end hangs in front and the other down the back, for these scarfs are long. stock, State's Attorney General] who managed. Denver Iast season Sherman, alleging the compfiny had] has been appointed manager of the resorted to fraud in the payments | Pittsfie!d Baseball club of the East. of a dividend stock. ern league. st year the following] 417, WASHINGTON.—A petition two miles long, bearing 2,500,000 names, requesting the release of Hooven Griffis, In a German jail for at- NEW YORK, Jan. 29.—Corsets | like chameleons, are taking on the bright colors around them. The ATHENS, Jan. 29.—(By the Ass CHAMONIX, t af newest corset is a sumptuous wrap ) Jan. 29.—(By fhe ; ion | Gan are tO Mtnap Grover, Beratoll, | LONDON, Jan; 394A remarkable | srour:d of pale’ fose sik Bioeka, |clated Preas)=-For the vecond tine Associated . Press)—Miss Beatrice a athe society's headquarters ‘reat An analysis of the record will show that the confradic- | was presented to the German am: three-piece costume shown here to- | and !*s inserts of silk elastic in wide |Since his return to Greece, Premier | Loughran of New York was aeca St, Louis, Mo. tory statements did not constitute , affair reminiscent» of the Grant ad- | bassador. day is in black, white and gold. The | hori:ontal stripes of soft pastel | Venizelos became ui! today during ed second honors in the women’ J perjury as some of the important | ministration. The oil leases may | - ~ skirt is black velvet. Over this, | colors; orvhid, pink, green, yellow |® heated debate in the national as- fancy skating of the Olympic com v statement were not sworn to when | be revoked but the Democrats will; WASHINGTON.—A Mexican em- extending nearly to the knees is a | and white. made. Nor is it clear yet that any charge of bribery would hold for nothing has been brought out to show a connection between the money that. was passed and the semb'y and was obliged to leave the | petitions today. not stop there. They will broaden | bassy statement claimed that the Glamsber; Ge win taken totale y. the resolution of inquiry so as to| Mexican revolutionary armies on home, 4 MILWAUKEE, Jan, —Dec! include .an .investigation. of leases | both the easterh and western fronts re | 5 . of public lands. This meang the en- | have been. cut in two. NEW YORK, Jan. 29.—Directors |!"& that Charles A. Comiskey, own. tire west will become interested and Grapefruit Week Is Observed By : of the United States steel corpora-|°" of the Chicago White Box of t i subsequent making of contracts.|it is in the west the Democrats| PHILADELPHIA.—The _ partly tloh today declared an extra divi- api ovr ay a a nicer: : C Deal All the fingncial transactions will | have hopes this year of securing | completed ‘superdreadnaught Wash- P R P Jaena of fifty cents on the common |"f secretary, were fully awa r ASPpeT VEALET S \ive actenaed on the ground that they. | enough electoral votes.in, combina: | ington, which must be destroyed un- ‘ stock in addition to the regular|that the world @erles of 1919 ha a were “loan And strictly speak- | tion with the south to repeat their der the limitation of armament F quarterly dividend of 1% per cent | been “thrown” within three days af. and 1% per cent on the preferred.| ter the series’ closed, Ray Cannon, An extra dividend of 4 ‘of one per/ attorney for Joe Jackson, former| cent was paid in the preceding quar-|Sox player, in the case ter. Jackson is suing the Chicago clu! The merchants of Wyoming are |!ng @ ‘loan is not a bribe for there observing this week as Grapefruit | 13 always the promise to repay the , | Week. “This: luctous wholesome food | money. | can be seen in every store window ‘What then will the lawyers do? n victory of 1916. treaty, was towed to Philadelphia President Coolidge stands apart|to be prepared fér use as a target. from the Teapot Dome scandal. He wasn’t in a position of responsibility | CONSTANTINOPLE—It was re- when the leases were: made. ..It.is | ported from Angora, the Turkish A'system of tailoring and dress- making taught by the Keister col- jege has made them a nationally A Keister college of dressmaking and tailoring is one of the next de-' » Recording to and with quality unusually good and |‘The only* basis for discussion is a inter eg atte. ths pees for $18,500 salary claimed due un- es very % . | true.two members of his present | capital, that Sulieman i: Bey, . resenta- known or; ion, because . < Bees ae ae are: nalenecsning So aay ahr tee es cabinet are under fire but Mr. Cool | minister of public works, -had recon | tives of this nationally known’ and | fairness of the course and the ahort| Woman 1 njur ed By ; — Ktapefruit. “This fruit comes "from | government. Under the conspiracy | !dge has ordered special counsel |sidered the abrogation of the Chester | famous college of ladies tailoring | time ‘pcsanenty: frie ZUn nyEteey oF ‘ » Florida, a section that grows the| statutes two or more persons, not |€Mployment and doesn’t intend to| concessions arid will offer further | are in Casper at the present tie their system. The branches taught Backing of Truck 4 finest grapefruit n the world. one, must be found to have engaged | Shield anybody for political or per- | facilities to the Claytoy-Kennedy — ine ret ee for a branch of pe rainy oe ane? nae red 4 All doctors recommend grapefruit | in an effort to defraud the govern- | Sonal reasons. group, carr entre tel end Die ache eo anton ; IF STOMACH IS Tr The Democra however, are not ng and designing take a lead ng x it for the health and as an appetizer.| ment. But did the leases which . ————— part on the curriculum, The inten- Mrs. Anna Kelly was injured this It contains natural acid that is | were made injure the government? | Preparing to attack an individual— tlon being that a student after 40)| morning when a milk truck belong TROUBLING YO a hecestary to the body, found in no| ‘The senators who are at present | thelr campaign will not necessarily : days study will be competent to de-| ing to the Briggs Dairy backed into ¢ other food as abundantly as in|haranguing on the subject insist |e directed against Mr. Coolidge— sign, draft and make patterns as | her, knocking her to the pavement,|| Instantly! End Indiges- = | Brapetruit. that the government came off | but they will bombard the Repub- well as being fairly efficient in the |The accident occurred about 11:30 3 ~af The fruit grows in large clusters | worse in the transaction but when mechanical department of these 0'clock in the 400 block on Grant || tion or Stomach Misery various trades. Street: She was taken to the county With Pape’ 's Dia- A Keister graduate is recognized | hospital for treatment. So far as pepsin” all over America as @ thoroughly | Could be discovered no bones were finished dressmaker and ladies’ | broken though an X-ray was to be tailor. The applied arts of these| taken this afternoon. like grapes, hence its name. the cases come before a jury the pefruit was discovered in 1806, | prosecuting attorneys will have to %% Captain Shattuck in south-| prove that the effect—namely the eastern Asia and for many years| injury to the government—was a as called shattuck or pomelo. It| deliberate act on the part of the has been brought to a state of per-| principals. DENIED ORDER OF ACQUITTAL lican party and ask for an oppor- | tunity to take over the reins of} government in all its branches. There is no concealing the nerv- ousness at the White House and throughout Republican circles in| TOKIO, Jan. 29—(By The Asso- Washington over the tremendous | clated Press)—White forces in Si- “a peed As soon as you eat a tablet or two 4 : crafts as taught by Keister are | > of MBahat Di in” tae. “fection through grafting. Did the oil people get together | interest which pas. been Goveloped |beria, have gained upon the cocasion |. ww YORK, Jan, 28—Motion by'| rather novel and are worked aut to | At the height of one mile the aver-| Indigestion is gone? tleavy palm anid secure thelr lease so as to bene | Me commeuon mith the Meapot Dome of the death of Nicola! Lenine tol setense counssl fer an instructed | armen move! and ar measurements, | ngo velocity of the wind is four| heartburn. fate, aip!- 1 Earth S hocks fit themselves and defraud the | Srandel It will intensify Interest in aE ana baveteiiecs iptec, catinag | wertict. of not guilty in the case ofl which makes pattern drafting accu: | times as great as et the tutus tation, un emenialeey iiteetai er, government? . stward,| Wlam H. Anderson, state superin-!rate and embodying at a times —_ ™™ Jacid stomach . C our " The, oil men insist that when the | pation has been pointer wants, | gervice to Vladivostok and eastward.| tenaent of the antisaloon League] the latest ideas in prevailing styles. | ‘The railway bridge which con-| stomach and ‘ses tion Mtoe Mew | R ded rts get down to brass tacks it | months. “Relatively tittle ettentos | aoe enaing to advices received ‘by | on trial’ for forgery. was denied by | 4 Mert scran, mPrevaiing wtsles. nects Venice with the main land is | gents. Each package guafantecd by x Are ecorde experts get down Tass months. Relatively little attention | the aevenege Sovernment from Muk-} y.stico Tompkins in supreme ne coprt sought at this time, it is stated, and | 15000 fers ber in airs . p guaral h wall be pomsible to prove ithe peel has been paid to it. When the |den. ty Rae Ue 2Y PYiatioe--Tompieine, piso gov a hat, Grepen ted and | 12,000 feet long. an; arches. druggists.—A aed Tas 222 archer. _fruxgisi—Advertinement.— n ° leases were actually to the ben sensati a 3 wel today. possi! } At Washington of the ‘government. If that is so wore due Seen Gareaiane earey 5 ae eoanestiiee hae the made the central point for opera- n er intent to defraud cannot be} of genator Thomas J. Walsh =| HERMAN A, PREUSS , PREL h} Pete AY ‘ebamctiai ahha For economical pencil aes nse a proved, the whole case will simmer | sfontana, Democrat, the record had dmc) vir down to misuse of -power or negii- become so involved with complex sO WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.—An| gence on the part of officials. Again questions that laymen abandoned it f SY oo rustenaen on aw } earthquake of moderate intensity| and again in the war fraud cases | as a technical inquiry cg DR Sh = : : was recorded between 9:08 and 10] under which several persons were A a : F = Pp. m, last night, on the seismograph | indicted’ but few convicted the evi- THE (TROUBLE OF at Georgetown university. Father! dence showed misconduct due to Montana House COFFEE-MAKING-USE ‘Tondorf, the seismologist announced | ignorance or stupidity. But there pene A. ged 48 & ars of ; that the earthquake apparently was|is nothing in the law to punish a age, died last night at bis home, 115 : about 4,000 miles south of Washing-|lack=of brains. It's on that thin INSTALLED AY POLIGE North Royer street. He is sur: Urges Lease tshony tons C ulfe ¢ ton. line of ‘defense that many have vived by a widow and by relatives Fal escaped in the past and very little in Nebraska, No arrangeménts 2 « be BUENOS AIRES, Jan. 29.—Four|has been uncovered to make a con- have been made for the funergl. The Cancellation IT JS MA Salo earth shocks beginning at 9.45| viction of anybody a certainty. : body is now at the Shaffer-Gay o'clock last night were registered Besides the cases will drag in the A. new talepborie has been in-| chapel. courts and it may be = year or more | stalled at the police station. Per- x s 4 before they can be brought to a | sons putting in emergency calls only Don't forget to get yotir orcer in HELENA, Mont., Jan. 29—Com. JUST DISSOLVE e by the seismograph at LaPlata ob- AND DRINK IT servatory. The last quake was vio- —— —_e—______. 17 black degrees—and 3 cop Aeseeiead cork eset Gs, pooh i: a t 2»REAT CO — F lent, ‘The center ofthe disturbance, | cimax.' Meanwhile the truth of | are requested to call 298 which is| t? he big annuel tekeeieal ante poumerit1 en rie heateant A AND OH, SO GOOD _ ene seen ese, a according to the scientists was in| the matter is ths case will not be| the number of the phone already! that you can send them back home Nand and other o'l leases was con- Pee not pe iae | Nic ae sea Farth Sr fang, Detween Santiago and Valpa-|triea to punish individuals. ‘They | established there. Parties desiring | tat ¥04,can thereby advertising | tinued in a memorial to congress - — er—Always Good Th -raiso. will suffer as public opinion turns | to carry on a conversation which is| the state. Telephone 18 and 16.° taditpday ed tie lowed babes of on Advices from Mendoza, in western its flerce gaze upon them. The | not of an emergency nature and to SO Ay fehe lesisiature. Declaring Pigeon’ S e. Argentina. say that the shock was! controversy will be tried after all| speek to the ‘chief or captain are ve ri ror eedhensteep . has. “residesed ee n felt in Chile and Talca to La Zerena.| in the political campaign of 1924. It | requested to use the new phone Teeataaue wervice” tha.-’resolutiin , fr —_—_———SP nk Peas be the pesnospal’ babe ah no | which is 2684. 4 Gucwisen' pe’ ure gnats eharh be : F St. 222 East Soc St Po 623 ais y DELMONICO CAFE NOW nepal Ks “the seek te terns Bs TAKE CHARGE OF BODY no apace of ee phage ida é:| - Republican party out of power on UNION PACIFIC TRAINS til all persoz y rticipation in this unusual ’ = | the charge of incapacity. ful particip: a IN N LARGER LOCATIO: Until the Teapot Dome scandal Procedure’ be brought to justice, to es broke loose there was very little on the end that for al: time the people Goes Smith, ebout 35 years of| may know that high office may not : which to mgke an issue. Some of died at a local hospital be be used_as a cloak for.wrong doing.” >. , eo the Democrats felt they must op- en <\ brother in Avon, 8. ‘ . Th Startling, increase i the ‘number pose the Mellon plan with the survives the geuensed and has stare tee HOS MONUMENT, WORKS. Those Steaks—That Stew—Those Pies 1 . of patrons has forced the Delmonico | Garner plan and force an issue on oe ais . | ed for Casper to make arrange- u cafe, formerly located’ at 152 South | taxation. They had failed to excite |, “ARAMIE, Wyo., Jan. 29.--Trat. You Can’t Help Liking the Cozy, Homey , Durbin street, to seek larger quar-lthe public sufficiently over the ters in the newly erected store build- 1g in the immediate vicinity on bin. Their new address is 146 h Durbin street. The new cafe’ Atmosphere of the New Delmonico Cafe scandal in the veterans bureau, and in other lesser scandals and they seized, therefore on the tax question as something which would engage fic on both tracks of the Union | ments for the funeral. The body COURSES Pacific main line was ticd up for | 1s at the Shatfer-Gay chapel. EN NDS several hours yesterday by the de- STEN 5 PS railment of seven freight cars 17| Cream colored fringed window In Banking miles west of Cheyenne and one line hades at $1. Hunter-Goll Co, 241 locked for 24h at W. First, ePhong e880 986d. i JOLDINGS Shorthand Rte is large and modern. The service| the widest possible interest, ain Episod mapnide. r ree caren Typewriting ow Established In Newer, More Modern Quarters at . » same s of (ola: pe Now comes | the pTeapot Denia part of:s doubleheader freight train, KEITH SUI TH SUIT 5 Bookkeeping 146 SOUTH DURBIN STREET . Bs is prepar bY © | scandal—an o! ashione: po iC a } 0oks. The only chs .| Jumped the track when: a drawba: NEW YORK, Jan. 29—Recent re: ‘ ay rear Mca A RE He epanee 15 7) pulled out, The accident occurred DISMISSED ports of negotiations Dipwasn me And Other Subjects. ‘Next Door to'Old Location” and yatrons are cordially in- | at 11:55 a. mi. | No one was tajured. Ohio Of! company and the Indian NOW Merchants’ ea Naiman kb erty Bie | STOPS CROUP Refining company were confirmed START NO apts ts’ nee From 11:00 a. m. 35e _— | Mothers want it, for it guickly Ee Before School zee - today by the sale of several we ae s 2:00 p. m......... eos d ein Va erele‘e tie hes from Slight Colds clears away e choking p! legm, . Fortify NEW YORK, Jan. 20—¥ederal | jatter's* producing properties in Casper Business BROMO QUININE Tablets} etops the hoarse cough, gives rest- h: Judge Augustus N Hand today dis- | nojs and Indiana to the Ohio con- as jeve the Headache Wy curing the| fulsleep. Safe and reliable. Your Child missed the $5,250,000 sult brought] cern. College, Inc. : the B, F. Keith Theatrical exchange |_| cent discount on men’s Phone 1325 & «ey Pa LOM Ce). |! inc: and others for alleged viola. gerean. Jessen Brothers Co., Hon of the-Sherman ‘antitrust laws. DELMONICO CAFE 146 South Durbin ted Co'd. A tonic Jaxative and % i by Max Hart. booking agent, against —_—_—-___ no Gestrover. “ine tos bears te aoe, CHAMBERLAIN’S | (ys aueoleh mats su ture of E, W. Grove, $0c.—Adver- nto = fisement, rot = COUGH REMEDY No Narcotico