Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 16, 1924, Page 6

asner ZNilv. Cribune -CROSS-WORD PUZZLE Che Casper Sunday Cribune adorned themselves from roofs to basements in —— attire appropriate to the season and suggestive Entered. a! per (Wyoming) postcffice as second | of gift giving. Merchandise, too, has been selected a, Attar, pene, 28° 1925. wi is idea in mind and its variety is infinite. : The Casper Daily Tribune issued et ar eeing Prering to meet every, human material. need | ¢ The Sunday Morning Tribune every Sun . e rT Pa Spar, Wyoming. Publication offices: Tribune Build- te oe fog pape sg be saacting baielralie : BACHE LD DOSES: share of attention, especially from the younees ® Business Telephine- ~. — generation. Local stores are featuring this im- Branch Telephone " portant element of the seasonal spirit and have Tere’. enthroned Santa Claus with accustomed pomp By J. E. HANWAY AND E. B. HANWAY and display. As a result children by ‘the hun- : CFY: | incluged in this group were $93, ares - 600,000 worth of pasenger automo- ‘To the average reader trade sta-| biles and $16,400,000_worth of com: tistics make arid reading. mercial cars; auto accessories, Pp» je j an tale. | etc., totaled $66,000,000. “ The. world 7 i the for- Bae Zee ee sey ~~ _ | Germany were t: a ty ot harbor world. It is. states 43 Gs into communication. It is extending ‘Advertising reeprésentatives dreds come daily to gaze and wonder. In all in- civilization by means of roads and Prudden, King & Prudden, 1720-23 Steger Bldg,.| stances old. Kriss Kingle has heen dramatized wood house, to cost $1,350, and con Chicago, LL, 286 Fitth pogorrget ¥ in a manner new to the youngsters of the oldef| taining Oey room 13x18, two Bldg., Boston, Suite haron generation, who find as much enjoyment in the| 27 chinery and, implement “During bejtrooms }» kitchen, pantry ang k pen Hage rng a woe Chicago,| Ceremonies and display as their young charges. ee ee the early Stor thd oak ine Demo; Bony. Soneiyiee aes: : entrance vestibule, that can be built are a 4 = ce bi ie = Aa cxes" t : by unskilled labor’ without the aid San Francisco offices and visitors ar crats boasted of exports which con: of bricklayers and plasterers, who Starts Something oS ad sisted ‘chief of munitions. “1: s/ Lumber Business [9 "rikayers. and plasterers, who By Carper and Outside Sate _ When Major Generel Epbert Lee Bullard once i ae Sees Seer tite grow | Drought In the seuthern pinc Sins. pt tas ines One ian, ‘Daily [and Bussey ; Prete re Frenitblirs ree before, than to leaye one soldier | country, and excessive rains and| Other large cities are interested and Six Morth, Daily and Su < i “di ” Thvee: Santee wal teen ieee cause of his subordination, his “discipline,” was h, Dail ‘Sunda: worth three’ allied soldiers, he has “started some- oe ed ae thing.” His estimate is based on the fact that a the casualties of the allies were almost three eX ‘5u| to one. His conclusion is traversed by Major Gen- | Be nae ante ana eunaay | eral John F. O’Ryan, Major General Tasker H. Threo Months, Daily and Sunday 26) Bliss, Major.General John L. Hines and other One Month, Daily and Sunday prea ory 15) officers. We imagine he expected this, Ballard All subscriptions musi oe doesn’t open his mouth merely to put his foot] , “ after su’ the Datly Tribune will not insure delivery ae ott ee bie Anatatecee cripti becomes one month in arrears. “4 . SR OUR PRIBUNES The allied soldier was an “individualist.” He oe DON'T GET JOUR (saving care-| did not lend himself to “discipline” an’ the Ger- Lars ‘4 man. did. But there is no meeting the argument fully tor it call 15 or 16 and it will be delivered to you j by special measenger. Register complaints before 8] of General O’Ryan. Our Americans were almost snow in some.of the northwest mill} may adopt the plan. sections, have reduced logging and| pacific coast lumber especiaily for milling operations quite noticeably. | ties and crossing timbers, will have By the close of the holiday shut-| its chance in the big-British ratlwss down, there wil] be no considerable | plans, especially since the demand over-stock, and better prites are|hay already exceeied the no: anticipated. Prices for most grades. | scandinavian supply. Some: wo: especially of southern standards, are| while contracts are already in pros already bettered. ae A noticeable increase in lumber oe. demand in the middle west fleld has Try a Tribune classified ad fop tended to strengthen prices and to results. | o'clock. always the attacking party against intrenched Pp f 7 Bl Germans. By all thesmaxims of strategy the fi . e er ect ena oe 1 advantage of the defense in such a case is close } _ bea et + ; 2 to two to one. Our boys got there. < ' . “ The object of General Bullard is cléar enough. VERTICAL locomotives (266) valued at $4,583,000; Growing Improvement ne would have such discussion as will star the| 1—Drags behind 1—For Iiumination There is every reason to believe that the solid] Regular army, star West Point, and put the mil- improvement in business conditions forecast in| iti in a less favorable light. Which is natural enough as an end of the professional soldier. the early. autumn is now, under way jsudy grads of cites ith out Svalpe omen general discus- other engine accessgries and parts, slain ree reat cs wind $3,233,000; auto engine accessor! y/ - 10—Large 4—A mythical river PETRA day Ste ponse eceerre boilers, $1,702,000; boller” k pare: ad Gives listen ae “Goubt. that| Sion of our proper sort of preparedness. 18—A sprite 7—Part ‘of a circle base ; here is a general feeling of confidence and bet-} But, frankly, “individualism” is a defect of lib-] 16—Te make effort beng crater @ | 000,000, DELICIOUS t thingaes conte erty’s qualities. It may be a handicap when war} 18—An animal 9—A beast of burden ‘ irnneformere, $5. i 1 wis aa Sein ag business is adding to our| Comes, very likely it is. But it-is an Inevitable | 18—Personal prenoun 11—A ola implement accessories, et: e ‘ boas cas pes Seen hams dards of| #@ndicap if we are not to be like the Germans | 20—A preposition 12—A fruit : $3,814,000; transmission’and distribu- ue material wealth, conveniences and standards of and we don’t want to be like them. We mean to| 2'~Larg® animal 14—A shelt Uon apparatus, $6,567,000; motors, living. Our national income per capita is 116 2 + 22—Feeble 17—An Inscription : starters and. controllers,etc., $10,- per cent above that of 1900, While the United stay free, stay individualists and get along as States has shown this increase, that of Great Britain has risen 21 per cent, Germany 52 and 7 * 26—An Insect 22—Not many snal » commit best we can with the disadvantages of not having! 97—one who owes 23—Nickname ef @ famous stat ern bein eae ‘ 986,000; a vast standing army and men divorced from their| 2a—To speak man other slectrical apparatus. $13: QUALITY MAINTAINED I Anes sarge ; 4 7 i own consciences and married to “obedience.” Our| 80—Fatigued ’, 24—A negative i? ‘ Road and harbor work ! Brae at ok dO nee ean roe feng population | umbitions are in the line of worthwhile Ameri.| 8t=Remete 25—To attempt surgesied by ' the “exporta ! 88 an LU 28. i nor y ¢ machinery; ‘ put of manufactured articles in 1920 exceeded 5 : $5—To proceed 32—Sprightly volophient-of' huingbay nea oll re: ‘ that of 1900 by 95 ‘per cent. Don't Do It The United States is a Christian country. It may have many citizens who do not adhere to the Christian faith, but all of them hold their neigh: bors who do adhere to it in respect, and would. not, if they thought about it, do anything or say anything which might reflect in any way upon the Christian religion or be offensive to’ Christ: ian people. 36—To muzzle 38—Encouraging "Ss sources abroad are reflected by $14.- $8—A color m « 600,000 worth of mining, oll well and 42—Possessive pronoun ‘ i hinery, Power pumps 43—To reach a place 39—Place of confinemcr+ pre reap . | ste., totaled $6,108,000. 45—Without difficulty 40—Remainder * Woe sold nearly $12,000,000 “worth 47—Pertalning to walls |41—Individuatty of’ mashifie: tools! abroad) testifying Everything in Building Material 48—A view 42—A suggestion y to un inbrease in steel: goods manu- 49—A hollow, metalic object 44—Rage & facture and the like; and $7,300,000 eA Bronoun 2 >s 2 haGaearale, body oF water. eee eae eeepc on RIG TIMBERS A SPECIALTY tate or| she wit mend them wk aetoos|| FARM MACHINERY, WAGONS Christmas is a day peculiarly sacred to all ; ; and’ offer to take charge of state or pe sapapios: he : —$—$— Christians. It is a day that is dear to them be- cause of its associations. Many Christians who | PUZZLE national affairs. More than $7,000,000 worth of new i The November election was such] american sugarmill machinery will Viatrihntors of do not pause to consider what this day means} S L . condemnation of bloc, class and} e extracting sugar from foreign KONSET 0 UTI ON special interest potffics that belafed|,"ane next year; nearly $13,000,000 Ghifldieh Barad Mother Ferguson has nailed up a “For Rent” sign on the outer portal of her Temple, Texas, home. Pa nailed up the placard at the behest of the governor. On January 20, Ma accompanied by Pa will move into the executive manson at Aus- tin, on which she has but lately secured a two year lease. é. There is just on thing about the “For Rent” sign adorning the Ferguson home that has caus- ed all Texas to wonder. It is the added specifica- tion to prospective tenants that “No children allowed.” have set un example to those who are not Christ: | ians when referring to Christmas that is little | : - : ; ~ ‘ ting Process for Oi] ‘Weils. “4 _| Short of disgraceful.-They frequently use an ab- modesty of any class organization }/vorth of American typewriters will Three-Dav Cemen planes os Inauirers the lady: governor ¢x-| Hreviation when writing the word Christmas and | ~-esiaaca of Monday's Pursle | st™* oo much like @ compulsory: | eds about $8,000,000 moth or |] Phone eats wae (aabaeiai aioe sOsenet 7 Wyo. “T lo ildren, | Tefer to its as “Xmas.” of our printing machinery will record es aida ar spb love furniture, This fe my home where 1 have| -,This is a bad example for any Christian to set.| SEJATTES ROSIE De] | eine. ‘yuman events in many lands; tnlscel- JOIN THE AMERICAN LEGION NOW lived for twenty years, When my term is out I There is absolutely no excuse for referring to GoOwe Oboe Give something electrical taneous machinery makes up the ! Christmas as “Xmas.” It shocks the sense of rey- erence of a great many people, and because it is ‘ intend to come back here. I want to be sure the year. Natrona Power furniture is like I leave it. Besides I want some- x ah offensive to them it is a practice that should mot ig they came perilously near ratify- of the family. The only mitig: raed ae P If there is excuse for the use of “Xmas” as an cTaial IS iTIMfAlS TIR{e le] eneion aicamannioy first: State to ratify, ‘The inten. Vet themselves to give Massachu- tal was that such power “might" abbreviation of Christmas, it comes from the fact that the letter “X” in the Greek language is equivalent to the name of the Saviour. But this is not a Greek country| Our people write and And now the women’s clubs scattered over the state are discussing Ma and her attitude toward the rising generation, at their weekly meetings. setts credit for being the first not be used—by a Congress which The size of the protecting -ma- poise op ate Sducasion which | State to ratify. Fortunately, cool for the first the ould tha jority foreshadows, we venture ¢h, rds of the State ef counsel prevailed and they de- show self-restraint Iii -emplon to predict, the defeat .of the aE POLES. OF ct Ne: e-. cided that it might bethe part of ment of delegated powers. amendment not only in the legis- It is safe to:say that the result discretion after all-to consult the HAGE OOD Fane DOW BES Fea | IN] (se % af . : Boston News Burgaw) A : peak the English language and in that language setts but in | ‘?»Massachusetts will have a far- people. So we have had this ad- xX The Poor Working Girl “X” fs merely a letter in the alphabet and has pk ibrceeaarcirctipe hy the Un. Teaching influence in other Stated visory referendum, and if the Tons of False Propaganda. Yes, she has a hard struggle of it. Her wages} no such meaning as it does in Greek. Qiao ton. What better indication of pela the smendment: will come ~ Legislature is wise it will be gov- helt 7 i. . Z eg Ait F ao 4 of public obinlon fore the Legislatures without be- cerned by the result recorded. he backers ®f the child labo and her wants never seem to dovetail neatly.| As-we have said, we believe that Christians the general trend of pi Pin} ing referrea to a popular vote, and 1¢ Jaw in the’ last. congress. pub'ish Always the wage end is never large enough to} are themselves responsible for the frequency with could have been given than the re. { hel eeuantt ects ae It cannot be said that the people edi tena D alway - 8 ' rex 3 AM silt in Massachusetth: whete ‘hin: > tat imen: ected, did. not understand the issue. It of propagands purporti fit snugly into the triangle slot in the other} which this bad word, if it can be called a word, is Belated Modesty dreds of thousands of the tired "OW seems probable, Massachu- was fully discussed in the news, ‘© tell where hundreds of litt piece of lumber. If it were not for the protection} used. Weare sure that the non-Christians, if they a friends of child labor reform have Sette will have set an example papers, debated on the platform, hildren were working under ten Heaven, at times, affords, we don’t know what| come to know that a great majority of the Chr which will “affect greatly the re- joined In opposition to the amenda- and-made the subject of pulpit ‘ble conditions in Maryland. .. S : : : Py i st country rec a ci she would do to remain honest. She must have! ian people do not like it, would never thing of dis-| ¢, Tbe country penta ech Ef So ment? Indeed, this gives fair SUlt sermons. The National child {he truck fletds, in Georgi warm clothes to carry her through the winter,| pleasing them. If anything, we are quite positive] j.ont sade by the American Federa | $*9Und for the forecast of an event It ts of the utmost tmportance Labor Committee sent its speakers °2¢t© and_in other s shoes to keep her feet from the snows and cold of| they would be the yery last people to write far more significant than the de- that hereafter no amendment shall into the State and carried on a “%t-Yarlous occasions, which hav the streets, food to maintain her strength to| ‘Xmas’ when they should write Christmas. feat of this particular amendmont. be ratified until the amending pro- vigorous campaign. It did not'ex. !8C® been proven mostly false} ? “should tell the end of any cess sHall have been changod so pect to meet with determined op. TheY @re again using the sam battle the world and hold her job. She has to; Of late years it has been observed that this| party and will remain’ strictly non- ee yah ae pay sree that the people'in each Btate may Pesttion, wants it tous sess eee fa'se propaganda’ with ‘the we keep her eye upon the main chance and look out| bad practice of writing “Xmas” has been in-| Partisan. 4 change’ of ni ion -that be consulted on vital problems af- of Massachusetts on t! men's clubs, and many of thet soe herselt about twenty-four hours out of the} creasing throughout the country, and today there| These cleyer but somewhat mean- have Se Ng nee ee dioeetel fecting permanently our form of found here a dinipolticn sate sk Clubs, composed of good, 3 regular twenty-four of the short days of the| is a general effort being made evérywhere to stop|!ngiess declarations bobbed up re- campaigning of particu'ar organ- sO0verniment.° Give ‘the ‘voters a . people to look beneath the surface ponced, Sensible mothers, wh year as in the long ones. it, Our reverence for CRristmas and the splendid | P¢stedly_at-the El Paso convention izations, limited in membership chance! Amend the amending pro- and analyze-the proposal. In this ae eee Reiser are faliln And so Miss Gloria Swanson, the Heavenly| spirit which that day exemplifies cannot prop:| 7° Were siven a Halo of sincerity! and” outlook, however broad and cess! they were helped tremendously by uff and working’ for th 3 i in the form of In resolutions ‘ i a child Isbor amendment, _ litt blond, being of the “poor woiking goil“ class, is} erly be expressed in any other.way than by spell-| tat tne ahaa Sourtell! thet pets vce He Ped ha Massachunetia Defeats the ee teh paneiltee te Ret thinking ew ie tc, Pe : compelled to look out for herself like the rest,| ing the word out as it should be spelled. We may | dictates policies of American Federa-| tution, if they are to come at all, “Child” ‘Labor Amend- was organized by Louis, A. Cool. Selves, Will be affected, did it b and has refused a salary of ten thousand dollars| not all tbe very good Christians ourselves, but| tion, would be good and modest and should be weighed and ‘tested, as ment. z a week for play acting in the movies. She simply tion of Labor that it will keep out of politics, will not support a third fdge, staunch defender of popular “°™® ®% Part of the Constitution. « 1 ’ 1 ] ) ‘ ‘ 1 « : ‘ 1 ’ « ‘ 1 1 1 1 1 1 c i t t 1 i ‘ < © t t ‘ r 2 i c i 1 Sterling-R we can at least do this. not undertake to run state or na-| the framers of our government in- Springfield Qfass.) Union. rights. This committee, re’ying ~Portland (Ind.) Republi cannot keep soul and body together, make both Fes ROC a tional politics. tended they should be, by the free Massachusetts has overwhelm. Wholly on volunteer workers, suc- Advocate of Amend Admits ends meet and keep up appearances on a cent less Dawes Chasctensic Pi Lis Hovis wanerehy ei) fade, ait Sa tothe ceemendent thought . ingly defeated the miscalled Chitd CeSsfully demolished the specious is Pema 1 than fifteen thousand bucks per week. So she We sect aiy ss pee at racniad Rskaaay and of pak tes ik SRA a Labor Amendment. In so doing brbabistnid advanced in behalf of poser, e tells the film magnates. Telling inside stuff, Owen D. Young, member] |= habit, of, these leaders to Jump Sth glee pe pressure. Lay She feels fully competent to han- taaitanererciten plains hagas Wiley H. Swift, of Greénst ; This particular poor working girl employs| of the experts commission, or Dawes commiasion| into the political arena at any time| the ‘overwheiniing, defeat in Manes. nee anes festa SHS opaaio pretty clear understanding of the a. 2 an enip'oyee of the : twenty-three servants to assist her in her house-|on unscrambling European reparations and fi- chusetts of the last amendment aie in her eectee gee is fase ne question, and whether In the cities, to carer} Committees, t work, scrubbing, mending and cooking, in her di-| nancial difficulties says: that was passed uder stich pres- to meddle In thelr affairs. Gheas, J8tge towns or country districts sxc" ress at > 'P: ; minutive cottage in Paris, where she makes her] “When people first began to speak of the Dawes een Te sure’ be a sufficient warning to al! gumes that they know their owe they made thelr wishes known ip eee cha , : home, plan, instead of the experts plan, at a time when who continue a mistaken and'mis- toca! problems: just: as she knows "0 Uncertain manner. ia Got ao mucnreae uaiee tostal r Pity the poor working girl. the outcome of the venture was exceedingly du- C11 BEiset process. fiers. . When given. the.opportuni- Legislative bodies should see in ch for the prote y po is Bi p f of children under 12, or even ! t fact rau doc bious, Mr. Dawes said: ‘Well, let them the BEST DEFENSE-APPEALS TO’ Massachusetts Seta the Pace. ty to ‘express themselves,:her peo- this referendum a clear mandate as for the protection, dévelop: ¢ Holiday Se re) Dawes plan. Someone has got to stand up’ and E : ~ Ble manifest thelr “traditional re. from the people to besmore mind- and education ot children 14 t oliday Season Un take the garbage or the garlands, At that time] FOLKS OF COMMON SENSE! (The Boston Herald) ee rete funcaniental ‘prince! ful of the true principle ‘of ‘repre: is years of age, Gheby are $ Reflecting the wave of prosperity and public] tt looked very much as if the gariands would be : Little short of amazing was the Pies of the Constitution. + Tetentne fovermment. < Instead: of: think very’ few i¢ ay” chilé € confidence which has been demonstrated in al iargely of the backdoor variety. The plan. svc. - Ttoalority thy which the rotersiot | She. was ‘alked "to ‘Erant\ tothe SetclS raid fa Niemen iat oe ihly under 12 tn our Soutern millls a1 ing stoc u c! i i b “a x a , jes Gov 61 ~ a ‘2 4. : booming stock market and EE a ua cessfully worked out, however, has brought tke|- canes A namenten cetera ob cay Wide oie Hevkelt ae. ing those voices for public opinion, rouble vie ee age 4 etivity ince election, department was Jepec a world to the threshold of a new day of peace and Tuesday. The vote against the sessed. She was told that if this they would do well to\look moro that a law that terol Keeps hl ty stores throughout, the larger cae carters. development.” amendment was 696,119—almost power were granted it would not CAFefully into the merits of the dren under 14 out cf iillle 2 the country, report heavy buying o ristmas exactly the ‘size ofythe vote cast be used toi the full extent. She Pfoposals before them and imake a factories is the last ‘ord in ch! wares by the people. for Coolidge and Dawes, which in was urged to sign her name to _ ‘iligent effort to discover the real tabor legislation,” The same reports come as well, from the small: Somewhat Too Canny : . Menit| was the, larmeet, vote, ever A blank check and hand tt over Seultiments of the people they are r 08 = in the sa lativ ortion of Pe east tn the history of the State— to Congress to be filled {i ‘© represent. The people : i Fo a ei ne nnenee nee [Coslidar IO iceenstoneh Metta ceT eet | aS YO MMC OPMM | Soa the cthoarh ee ‘ondtn, $2 °"E ne” Fuseaat Oe eve'tas gait saga "yee Smee Wt sere ~ = 4 J n a Lt bewad ment ry t if . caf nly launched on thelr annual Yuletide buy-| when he avoided the pressure to give the vist of] PRENASTOUMRIRINRESgaT | at st the very ond of & lone and made ober rmpatien, be BR, selfanointed reformers." "yng ‘amendment. would 3 ing on ce leh will Raa on Decem-| the former Grand Duchess Alexandra Foedor-| BRSUAE\C SUN [Risse] 4M @ehe) | tican electors had its leading place. wisely concluded to keep contro! A-Deserved and stimulate a whole /new ; “a 4, aoveca ere acest the s a athe oyna, whose husband aspires to the throne of a COAL QUARTETTE cnet bom beige the of her own affairs. Having had Defeat. ' ers unusua: n for the season. whether! restored Russian empire, the slightest recogni-| Bpixretereme rr e=marertnerie! } ment was 445,898. The resu an unfortunate experience. with The negative voiced by Bay becanse of well lined pocekthooks or a desire] ,; a -due solely to one amendment ignorantly writ- State 7 ; . tion. Every wire was worked without avail. So React 351 voters on the Child Labor , to get it over with, they are obeying literally the| the auch 1 ived he ‘trance ug gether in a. very few ten into the Constitution, she had Amendment can clearly be tak Tocal administrative agencies. t ; re : ¢ duchess was only received on her weeks, by the Sentinels of the Re- desire to 4 ne tem pla “i f inction to “shop early” and are buying lib-| hy common, everyday policemen, use of the Rus: public, the Massachusetts Pubic Ine nme, t0 be @ party to a sim!- as the fruit of both education and Rie gerry yet ei pays sion royal flag was refused, and she must receive Interests League and the Citizens’ ment. icra a cg 2 ate teen ok sateen athe entire educational “een As evidence of the fact that the public has] the “homage’ 'of her “subjects” and admirers Committee to Protect Our Homes Yet {t might easily bh: hadrian 2, roti {t a 'UPON "With: would forever give to Const money to spend, and is spending it, is pointed out | gang official United Stat and Children, and other men and i RS eRe Se dread en nie. echae Dei (ennai eontro! Y 3 8 Pryy . otherwise. On February last her “strength of mere name and senti- is Secale ; by merchants almost everywhere, that the de MEMS BEEN women devoted to the preservation . Legislature was vailed w ment bee: 7 youth than any American Sts : mand is for high priced goods ; of constitutional ‘gevernment. memorialize Congress in favor of there was pretty: thorough dian NOW possesses. : Another outstanding tendency of the season Likely Correct Hiad the vote been taken within an amendment to the Constitution tion and evident studs. Whos; ‘To say that Congress will © nd one which atore official armly welcome,| It is the opinion of the Rev, Father James H. @ week after the adoption of the . authorising Congress to enact uni. Was polnted cut and unde: exercise to the full extent ’ P resolution, by Co earOed, ; the Increasing favor among men for depart Ryan of the aNtional aCtholi¢ Council that the y ngress, the amend- form child labor legislation. At just what was involved in the pro- Powers granted to it ts to isn ‘ ‘ ng. In former years, it i de ment would have been accepted that time the very sd Education bill now before congress, amendment Posed bestowed upon congress’ of the plain teaching of experience by a majority equally decisive—so t d to shy from the idea of e is ans npt to natior ze children, " - ~ that Congress afterward proposed power of “limit, regulate and ro- —Mansfield (Ohio) New} ‘ 1 ne porn mf saunas | - meat “ Pt Xo Eerie team Reed po mea ig Mis were the voters with to the State was pending. Had the hibit" the labor of all under 18. a : the ) red fy arl; 1 langerous, vicious and a wolf in sheep's con tasec'ogy of the proposed members.of the Legislature in. ringing «popular "No" followed. In 1900, we had 8 Burestf licated to the needs of women. But th clothing, and its enactment would be the final amendment, and with {ts possfbil- formed themselves as to. sweeping I 4 Annual Cost, $820,000. flock to the department stores in increasing num-| step in the government's absolute domination of ites, Indeed, friends of the amend. character of that amendment sshd satanleniee vy sd Meena by the s, walk bravely in, name their purchases, and,| the educational system of the country. inent demanded that our Legista- might or might not.have resolved: on NUH Sb notoe eke oe In 1 we had 33 | Bureast having made them, depart. pase The festive note prevails throughout the land.|_ Trotzky has left Moscow for his health, Now if ture, in the closing days of the suggested still another brand of | Annual session, ratify it without serious as they did, but the chancesare _ bureaucratic that even a full knowledge of the Jost, $550,000,000. Paternalism, imply ing.and abdication of ali’ that 4s 3 Stores are featuring the seasonal spirit. Every-' he would leave Russia for the health of the peo ved paedaye Dae, Pres ips eA es hot, have cals pvt meant by “home ‘rule'’—sither tn Pte tag where the festive note is evident. They have ple there ou be improvement all around. i e credit of being the gress sent the amocamene 7 eee fe somone or even) Mterally x : e self, within the fold _ INCORPORATED