Evening Star Newspaper, February 19, 1921, Page 6

- B THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1921—PART 1. \ AUS-I-RA“ AN BlSHUP MUTT AND JEFF-—These Lawyers Might Help Out With the Investigations Going On. et it & ioe Teiems By BUD F. ISHER- = "M READY || YOUR HoMOR, ON DECEMBER INMTESIMAL Now TRAT THE COUNSEL i E’;&E:;‘:‘(:;PR""":::'S ' T eAR e || e TEEDM:; A n-'fre:v cLienT ?1;’:‘?:::56 S HRE IDENTYRIED EACH X ¢ THE LOAN ws i« - ceed j{ e DEECNOASEIVS orcaman || Bucks, SAID sPWIS BACTERIA, DoN'T GTHER, LeT LS PRO N A CASE TS MORNING [ = f) o' /| Acreetn o — INTERRUPT M€! ) WITH THE CASE’ AND T UNDERSTAND MuTT L 7Nou LoNG cAse = 1S HANDLING THE YOUR HONOR, L'LL NOSED ANT-EATER, FoR THe DUTCHMAN- CITE You A CASE How DYE GET Declares German Infamy in. I'VE FORGOTTEN MORG Jg=T. ° : WhHeRe JUpee GooF THAT WAY” LAW THAN MuTT = SAID THAT ANY Belgium Is Repeated in e e ) ) LA WiTHOUT J . B A witness 15 4 4 Ireland. - —i | quo vADS, ; By the Associated Press. c &} LONDON, February 19.—Great Brit- i ain’s campaign against the Irish re- i = publican movement was denounced ik - Lo === FIVTErT \ : T esterday by Kt Kev. Patrick Joseph 8 hi “t Clun Arcabisaop of Fertn, Aus h tralia, upon his return to tnat cit “vfl from Europe, says a dispatch to the . “‘” London Time While visituing Ire- i E il i Ih AL it land, Archbisnop Clune took part in y . sogy : 3N 3 : unofticial negotiations looking to the | = i ;. restoration or peace betw e ish government and le: Sinn Fen. y with regret and reluctance, Guaranteed free from alcohol the archbishop 1s quoted as saying, — e — o hat every infamy perpecrated by B eee—_————— L Germany during her ocv\lpalioln of Belgium has been r d and re-. PERPETUAL | beated. and in some cases exceeded, in Irelan 1 subscribe to every word used by Eamon de Valera, in h‘ES ! cent charges against English forces BUILDING o eland L b e Qr ” o 2 P s T TO arvian iCQS | VACATES BIG VERDICT. Who are to be assassinated is placed l - l 1 VE i ensnh e ni| Watchful Waiting, Mexico sPolicy arre m gy TR : Ssocl TloN the crown. which is responsible for 7 o i 5 s M | Circuit Court Holds Evidence In- ’ the situation. The appalling horrors . . v It R It | 5 A A ot “thix " henian® oties have not | fry J d [ Relat With l/ S We n Wlll F 1gh OF IIGNLS |competent in cape coa canai Case. mievea i angedis e nave o | 410 [vegard to ietations with U. O. 1 ome. DT bittered moderate Irishmen.” = N ebruary 19 he nited L Pays 6 Per Cent Archbishop Clune is said to have a ——— e R A 4 circuit ourt of appeals vacated ’ L 5 knowledged that he had been shown g g, { Ancon on a seaplane flight to N v 19— 51.'11'13;“};““ |":“ diectediiby; the -"" ; \‘!i“m ¢ decision, in the federal district on shares maturing in 43 the greatest kindness from leaders on : I 19.—A pol- | has been forced to land Women are barred from cvery public | pTime: r.}.‘; Mariand) by which the Boston, Cape Cod ide: ¢! il ny Y & » 9() i 1 3 branch of the T and w York Canal Company was both sides, and declared ] 4 > I after | About 290 miles north of office in Maryland where the statute in-| o or 83 months. It. { upholders of Great Britain’ i watchful waiti until after| .55 to his radia G 3 = { It is possible that the first step will b awarded §16.801 from the gover: had felt the premier was anxious ge of administration | e Ambassador Ricci, Recently tes the office should be held only b¥ [ 1o text the legality of Mr. o R Of. the ‘Cape Cod Pays 4 Per Cent a peaceful solution/of the Irish prob- Sibscniatonted gt il i 4 @ male, according to an opin ruting, although several wo nal. The was remanded to the ys €x lem. - government, President Obregon told ..\,‘ . L AL % by AiTorne st Coneallbhacs that it was entirely legal, based upon|lower court for mew proceedings 3 e ntereatan Do ns Eelad e cursionists from | MEXIC to capture Arrived, Talks on Eco- Y Ao Yass, Ales esent Maryland laws. A thorough ex-| The ecir court held as incompr on shares withdrawn be- Jlll founa’a way. hov to frus 5 when a S8 re ) diamblcojny iy g strong, Jr. _ Jamination of the son which Mr. | tent evidence to the efftet that the - | such schemes by w ing in high [garding relations between s country 8 heen frus- 2 ” The use of the ma pronoun inj sApmstrong bases his opinion will be| canal was a valuable adjunct to tl fore maturity e Suchs achom & and the United cording to a war office & n: s which create office ccepte i i D ary s 2 SaNs 5 2w . ate of ccepted bY | made before any action is taken. nation’s military and naval defens jplaces: Aty “I have de ance Both mem have fled. Bar-| nomic QueSt_lo S ttorney. indicative of the | ™ 2 2 Assets Nearing S g T i [ YW YORK. Pebrfary 13—The e o netiol = s $7,000,000 Soae ity T cdlen . u. Manuel Pelaez. Dy zmbassadon NSTEnorgiv: : 0= "If the opinion stands it will bar \vnmeni 4 4 n 4,000, ced @ s < received a Sk v S e . d i e attached to the workhouse here to-{Chapultepec Etle Idert Ot N 5 { landi Ricci, who recently arrived : :‘m fi?’;’,‘.’l :{,;_‘.:_'fn‘hl.{“ox;‘x) ‘G’er ”;xx:]«;ng; o DlStl‘lCt Nathflal Bank Serplus M Th niZnTand. taKing an inmate, Michael | ¢on apd memt Tiei | hibition in Denmark. Rome and is about to proceed toj ol PR AL S ourp! ore 1han Walsh. from his bed to the yard of the | Later 'the president boarded his § HA —A_bill prohibiting | Washington to present his creden-|poced orambien thar Shomhe opinion i 600,000 building. shot him. His body was and went to Cuernavaca, where the importation, manufacture and sale of | G e e 1406 G Street 3 'y found h a card rimlmL “Caught spend the weck end celebrating his | spirits and strong wine s introduced | ' d his views on 1ues Ofice by |‘ I e st H A award of £315000 has been made FtiEihday ! in Says (et it the tate, | ons in which Italy and the United| Jeioq unil after the elections. this 3 Corner 11th and E Sts. N.W. Ly the recorder of the city to the T e e PR S B L I Nz:[ps are interested. $ {;:hg‘: ,]i;,'ggr:,:eh:\:.,,‘;“P)‘"\:;,‘:i,,l,‘:‘e ur- | : JAMES BERRY, President R e e ek tne ToNpON: x| are 10,000,000 | adopted, and that this may cause & min- | Beferring to the Buropean indebt- |[{tas Ieders last nieht cxpressodthe de, ’ [{3 9 JOSHUA W. CARR, Seeretary night of December 11. The amount |€a8¢s of malizna M s iteriaticrists, e e 2 change the laws which-made possible the on e S mgy s 1o be levied on the city. A claim |$a¥s a Moscow dispatch to the Herald: | ek or sald.. e : of Attorney General Armstrong = of '2405,000 had been made by the |OTgan of labor. quoting I Martz Negotiations With| Reds. i mest herioblipaiions oo 1z women from holding public office | Thayir ot ; Arcade’s proprietors AN Emnent eAng g : e a SRy SO S ot te. o e (TR == ol to be ©ent| between represents of Hungary e adeenininunt pheneveeltisimplied) ruling had a deep cffect upon hat isnt the intent 19 Wenla Res thainiin T ake. ofithioadye e i e e Russian_sovlet government will, be| .1 T e il -|::3u“un;|l‘a el % L Maryland savmg——absolutely not. d E 2 i = Rl BOI t 5 | resumed shortly Reval, I 4 g E he S o < > i 2ton aitend- J X C]ea.r YO“!' Skin (DUBLIN, February 1S.—It is offi- | sounds of the countr: s e former Jeopié's Commisaries oS her ey 8 Wil be definitely ao: fing the convention of the National Wom- Presdents Saving ¢ just means not y £ = St W sentences havi ertained and that a res -lan's Party. It w welcomed by . railway line in County Donegal on e ; IO et onicesin e nde B Eeasy = Thale ¥ 2 v sther arper z 5 = - e vny Doncgal on Chinexe to Work in Cuba. > W riod of time will be allowed for the|as a definite the woman's | N. Harpe throwing away by foolish 1 uhcura ipermanent way to run into a lake be. | HAVANA—The steamer Penzh, ply Bela Kun admin- | payvment of them fight in Amer vet been won, | 2 : Itween Casheinagor and Gweedore, | IN8 between Asiatic “uba soviet government re-1 With regard to the recent industrialfand that such an ation as the!l Vice Presidents, spendmg. | Sammole cuch (Soup, Ointment Taicum) of Cutiewra | (T €T, Casheinagor and Guweedore Ihis sailed from Honolulu. Tawai.! contly thre: 1, reprisals agaiust Hun-| crisis in 1t & which the work- | National Woman's 1 was a1l WP Lipscomb, I a2 4 Maiden, Mase everywhare. ish " |carrying 700 Chinese immigra - lgarian officers imprisons in ussia occupied the metal plants, Ami i velfare | s S e b"“’,’;"r:‘,':Lsa‘,,",'i"i’.cfi}";'f,‘,’“g and muni- | tined to work in the Cuban cane fi should the sentences be carried out). lor Ricc L | of American women Il Lewis Holmes, your money 1s in han, ° ¥ tions was discovered by the military | 2ccording to adv from the Cuban | = “When the 7 metallurgica _ With all the aid possible from the na- C. J. Gockeler, the temptations are strong. and police at the Asylum of St. John | consul at Honolulu to the maritime | French Soldiers Reburied. worker t ed the [ tional organization, the local fight l””'—‘b-i =0 = ? i = unl er ar Sf God. wcwi Stillaremn, Caunty Bl JAererment ; PARIS.—The first trainload of bodies | Plants, it was not on the | N. L. Sansbury. If it's in a Savings Account, lin. Two arrests were made. The date for arrival of the vesse! French a e ¢d ut the froi rart of the government that allowed | = = = | 3 5 5 hilchicomealviajthetPanamatcanal yhas (1o Senchisoiinrsiiiiedint itheironsi | PSSR ONERII SRL S g PR : Gashi where it is drawing interest _ St eomea vl ama canal, Bas | e work of disinterring which now htness and_ Intuition that led- the i ashier, 2 ! X ) COMPGUND 1} Vi — I A thus on the one PREMIER SMUTS APPEALS {| H. L. Offutt, Jr. you'll think twice before you Swedish Cabinet Meets Obstacles. e p v a hand making the employers realize ! > Best for STOCKHOIN For. Nioaee. o preteries awith B el et ona Pwiting ear tc| 70 U. S. TO JOIN LEAGUE; take it out. The second Interior Oscar von Sydow I T 5 : i .x- | the request of the workers for an in- — . . Cougbs, . charged by king to form = ! “tors 5 crease in wages in order to meet (e | iis e thought is the saving thought. 3 Mabinet. Sine ne r | between the O sne. i EoSs 0Ll in grpand {o) nsists Sout! rican Vote in As-| > = ] P, tng me st : m P e ke BSOS NS L We've a Savings Depart- : i 0L y ;"w‘()'m]“pj,}”ij';” Iipeshagide Faiehin Mgt o out the capital and management 2 ment at your service—paying ¢ laiotoy s Dutheheys eithe a8 [} STOCKHOLM, - ten the employer. The experiment v pendent One. . h £ 37 d et el o e | experimenting Swedish ‘engineer | successful and work resumed w interest at the rate of c. Jore P e e e ;:L--x’gdu-:m:]\:»flx:i;..-J‘o‘r.::;:‘glf‘r;n;.l‘»i bro- |diseipline and alacrity. e o, | JOHANN RG. Union of Southi Start with a dollar and you'll Special Dispateh to The Star. Branting and Admiral Lindoag 1 il A5 > : <! 14 he precept of the gospel. ‘do no February 18.—President Wil- | = : {which recently was cxhibited before | judge superficially,’ is precept | T t MAPLEVILLE, Md., February 19.— e l’ = % | scientists and other distinguished per ven 5. Those who were |Son was persuaded to the view that never stop until you have a Tragedy. sacuincelelors b ritish Prince Suffers Fall. sons. Prof. Svente Arrhenius i SHPLS el 2 SRt v 380 » Bottie an !gnmgl are all the natural con- | gngt, Prince Henry, third son of King |Partment of the Nobel Institute, sa small league of nations, declared Gen. at Druggists— Sequences of war, and many homes his horse, j the invention solves a long attempte Jan Christian Smuts. premier of the 2 Doses One Cent | have heen touened by them: ity military hospitai [ Problem. ) pean 7 now and then there. but i Union_ of South Africa, here today in ince been remo 1 some signs of economic unrest Mrs. Lettie Y. Michael these have all DONT EXPERIMENT “This old reli~ | come in a strange admixture. Japan Asks Damages in China. e {The prince is a subaltern of the 13th | *here will never be a revolutia ddressing an enthusiastic league of | 5 sble family remedy has relieved | When Company B, 1st Maryland | Hussars. | KING na for compe: outlet of the effects of ti P nations demonstration. \He expressed | Safety Deposit Boxes—S$3 to $25 Per Year thousands—it will relieve you== ;?éf"a' Guard. entrained for (,amfl Buckingham Palace issued a bulle- | 1 apology grow- | ver com the war. v the hope that America would soon Trv it Todav. Aostin 6 Michae, l:iugm’;\::l)u;w;?ll‘d- tin, saying: “Prince Henry had & out of the burning of a Japanese | tion sufferinz. But {adont this viewpoint, Join the league fall. His head was cut § 1and blue-eved, marched in the first | he is now all righ htfy, but | € ulate killing and wound- |50 ss and p 1l calm of the ) ang assist it with all its might. ing of Jay = subjects by Chin Ttal » neople exclude entirely the Just past eighteen and more : ) 2% : The premier said that ome of the! or Kore s in Hungchun 3 possibility hat Ttaly might be in-| . than six feet tall, he had left his home o el YIEIEht (hefd - culties Americans faced in study- | " 5 Octeber have heen presented the Chi- | icot-d by revolutionary unrest.” M s i theits > Heat i BonEboral A & LI Alrman Forced to Land. nese government by the Ja e lew he working prople are mot hol- £lo Wandnthe fact il 1 at o lt g£reat army enlisted in the steaggle| LIMA, Peru—Juan Leguia, whp lett! sesion pere shevists.” Signor Ricci went on. “To satshationsfofithe Brilish e for humanity. He quickly eprned, |=— " — R S T did " not 'correspond, so hope was|leading to their sale to the Fre =z b proof that work has been | had a vote, but he asserted that| 4 among his buddies, the sobriquet of SeeumediTea tiionts hat in Octo- | it should be understood that South LI “Big/Mike.” And, as one of his offi- 9. the number of unemployed | Africa’s vote was that of an inde- LI cerf Mrste Matsorouing, b REFORT OF ARMY THEFTS |POLES HUNGRY FOR PEACE G omumbertofumumyloved ATcRERYOe ¥ ! & months after, it was not solely his| | 3 o ¢ down U only 301 o b hat America achieved by R Tuge “stature “and erca “mirength ([N FRANCE IS DENIED |Demand mheretor Stronger Than A coven years of bloods’ war he con which won his title, but that hjs ! tinued “was achieved peacefully by $ heart was bigger than all. One day | for Bread, Paderewski Says. RING FOR DOUGHERTY. |tne 1cague for South Africa.” over there in France, nearing the end | U. S. Liquidati . the leagu Hieh. of a terrible “hike he was seen to {0 - Liduidation Officer Says Only | i yonrk February B Zes e A tribute to the work of President fall va: u cher v = i Rl o el 5 = Wilson on behalf of the league was - d?“nalranrl‘g&‘idw"sm;omg,m::;r;rh: s Twelve Arrests Were Due, 1 Paderewski, former premier n{;PDPE Orders Jeweler to Prepare | W.!* by the premier, who asserted: — Q Q AND ment, that he was trying to carey to Pilfering. the republic of Poland, declares that Symbol for Archbishop. “Hundreds of years hence Wilson's Q ) 4 the packs and rifies of mearly &| L. oo E although the people in that country | ROME, February 19—pop imwdi“:name will be'one of the greatext in Colds, Coughs OMV La Gripype ; squad. PARIS, February 1% 1 elare L 2 4 s PERY b L history. The league, which wi ¢ “To Big Mike's mother there came |1ast Tacsdny in ‘the |:' it e "“’"I“'“" of r"‘;"' theyilihas ordered S ngraldowelerliomres one of the most potential things in Negl s . one day the fateful message, “Killed | deputics by Deputy Brousee to - more hungry for peace than for ring which he will present to| gpe 0 F0€ TS R0 R e from the lected Col Dangerou in action, gcwheurk 17, 1918"; then, cct that there had been wholesale | bread. The piani plomat arrived | A <hop Dennis J. Dougherty of | o8 BEHURE 0 TN d embodied in- Take no chances. Keep this standard remedy handy for the first sneeze. after weeks of waiting, reports from | 4rests of officers and men of ‘the | in New York recently from Genev S Raadelunlastiny the ) Sqnsistory of | epirations torn out of the sufferings Sl e e ASHER FIRE PROOFING CO. | (i tonficting. but ot ermmms, o stocks sold (5 France. today | he served as Poland's pleni. | ing a member of the Saoren Calions, | Of the 1a Grippe in 3 days—Excellent for Headache ! SOUTHERN BUILDING cause doubt. The regimental chap- | brought forth a denial from Maj. 4. ¥ minister to the league of | The Pépe is taking a personal inter- A . i — Nt had Buciealhing o iR na s oo va | A Watden Haiiastion e S oadas erarie _ re the correct engraving of| SWEDISH ENVOY COMING. Quinine in this form does not affect the head—Cascara is best Tonic AR | nis [fympathy. = Finally, there came | U Siaten Army whol s now in [ ;7o /5, 8 closed chipter in my | on Dougher(s's coat of arma| Sre e A axel| | Lazative—No Opiste in Hill's 1 =2 photograph of his grave, but the Maj. Warden was one of ‘the O H7 1O A B e Ll k of a single sapphire, £ Toks B “ ” name was not the same. It was Alvin icers in charge of American stocks | W60 "l am afraid it is too late to » gef 3 I '| Wallenberg, the newly appointed ‘A CLEAN-UP SALE | A. Michel, and the soldier's mumber | Who particip: ¢ negotiations | £¢1 back my former mastery over the elingdl gola |y | minister (o' the United States, will ALL DRUGGISTS SELL IT 31x4 Goodyear Non- no. You see, 1 am 1oC a spring & is purely 1 | : start for Washington on February 24. chicken any more, and I have not | ceremonial and the new cardinal will | Jie will go by way of England. yed in nearly four years. not wear it except on the occasion of skids. ... 35x412 Good Skid Cor: .....$57.50 35x412 Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tubes. 37x5 Gooflyear Heavy Tourist Tubes.. 34x4 Goodyear Non- Skid Case and Tube, mounted on rim, for Buick. All for..... $35.00 Worth $47.00. Retread Cord etread Cord Tire.$35.00 isome news of the boy, she showed|him out in his contention st 33x5 Retread Cord Tire. $32.00 i his photograph to thé staff there|few wecks, he declared, elaps. | $24.00 | kindled in the mother's breast. { government. & —— The New“ld—ea ar Non- One day a letter camé from a com- | Brou: - | rade. who said that Austin had been | been “veritable pillage and wholesale haps some day 1 shall compose, | future consistories. seen in a hospital subsequent to the | TTests, not only of soldiers but of :;‘“\‘ jrt s now a sccondary object in = = = = i = |date of his reported death. Other {officers” between the time n 4 i | %!'““"“ told ‘of his being 'hit_and | tions were commenced and the actual | UAderewski said he would soon go| NEGRO SENTENCED TO DIE. | = M. Brousse asserted that there had | | 85.85 -$7.00 covered with a blanket, supposedly | transter of tic supplics (o (e | L0 Callfarnia to rest for three or four | TOLEDO, Ohio, February 19.—Royce | dead. but that, after nearly two days | French. SROne EetuTI, é > | Richardson, negro, on trial here for| on the field, some life remained and{ There were not more than ¢ sactivelmasticipation fininos he had been sent to a hospital. !:‘A.l"l'('s'fi for thefts of stocks during mi ‘hen the gold star mothers met | this time, according to A Farden, | Mis ; : > R, o - “n“l{.’allimhang O A other Mrs, [ Who adds that. the records wa onre | tirely to re Of witichd heihse had|| S DAY Lokel gention Japuary Michael was taken by a friend to| With the sistant chief of noncigeince alling _from .\lllfirl({flgl pay 0“"‘]""““} by a, Jury a“‘d‘ Fort McHenry, and, always seeking | Supplics at Washinzion shortly after the signing of the armi- | sentenced to die in the electric chair | ning to Poland to twelve | and diplomatic. affairs. Hiis|the murder of a New York Central| ion in this country is almost en- | F2ilway detective in the hold-up of | iat the Ohio penitentiary June 19. i Good for More Than 4.000 Miles. {and-one recognized the big Mlo}y. tween the bei % of the negotia- | | Out-of-town tire repair “Yes, 1 know him; it is Big Tom | tions and work solicited. Prompt work; Hinnegan.” he said. Others also said reasonable prices. it was Tom Hinnegan, and when the Retreading—V uleanizing. mother told them his name they | the French, Ma \ (3 : !could only insist that the likeness | the police records will eres estlon , HERRIMAN yas identical. ' But “Tom Hinnegan | The ‘French had com -y ” . - ihad gone to Walter Ree Hospital { men guarding the e mEMAN in May, so the searcher went there. o e than 751000 M = 1524 L St. Just o In telling of that trip she said “it | on ey : 2000 men ‘”hether Peo) Fee causes =, " I l6th St) | was just like a gripping s . ican expe ary force was perm O | 5 etion Geading uy Sure [ td"to. talke any of the supplice. & climax. and, upon going v Maj. Warden | Reed Hospital, she found that he ha oful se: made before jbeen transferred to the vicinity of | the departure of each transport, Ma Hampton and here all trace{ Warden added. The only automobil of him £ taken away were six w. i been - The description in each case had ! s = fon in e cas used by Gen. Pershing, and possibly | a Prescripti ds, i tallicd with that of Big Mike—his | six more, making a total of twelv = ‘.ne" iption for Colds, | i 2ht. his build, his hair and eves. n | Fever ‘and LaGrippe. It’s the!Tom had been wounded over his right | Such thefts as did occus after the | eve and in his shoulder. One com- | sales negotiations begun sweére nen most speedy remedy we know, | =5, %nd.n s Shui, Dre coms ligible: The Frenchiunder tha eals preventing pneumonia. him in a hospital at Brest, France stocks valued at $1,000,000,000 — - but had not seen him since.” He rec: | for a purchase price of ognized the likeness, but did not | the major declared. change to it M T know his name. Mrs. Michael w Photographic /i i W We wn ) MINERS NOT SATISFIED. This table drink is pure Albums— Refuse to End Strike Until werms andw}mlesome.has aaavor sleepless nights follow- ed by drowsy days~ | Photo Is Correct. At the graves registration service the 5 i ” B i insisted that the photo of the () Complied BW Ith that pleases, and. is made i - Exged it = | - was correct and that no mistake { PITTSBURG, Kan.. February 1 ’ 5 i S prints in an ibum you d been made, but the Kindly chief{Following an order by the indu are able to strial instantl_y in the cup: p them in searched for several hours and admitted | court to officials of the Kan Bond Building, 714 14th St. N.W. the sequence fin. which that this must be an exception. The| Workers' Union to call off a strike : A = 3 s records here became further compli-|in two mines of Mackie Fuel S they ere taken—they B ICHN Ry e ke | o i (3 i | You can make Instant A. GATES, Prop. so reta ! regimental chaplains had buried her son, | $187 to Earl Mishmash, a : fresh appearance and one in grave 195 at Consenvoye ceme- | miner, Alexander M. Howat, district Pom stro; ormilad to . i 1 i timt e cannot become “dog- tery and the other in grave 168 at Meuse | president of the union, Jast night is o ld' No-wait system, call Franklin 6814 and make your appointment to suit your time. s oy o o e cannot | ; ESE Bucd = statement dosiaring et ine indi there cared” from handling. Mrs. Michael, in telling of her fruit- | strike would not be 3 swmt U2 taste, ended until the ety most modernly equipped shop south of New York, furnished with white vitrolite glass cases A Albam will climinatc less though slightly hopeful search, said: | company paid Mishmash in person is no waste, and whethe the loss of your prints = | “I would be content for my son t6 have | jts office. 18 » T and ten white enameled chairs, individual lavatories and sterilizers at each chair. SRR 2 e == given his life for his country; 1 know he court" der directed 3 - 1. 2 . in- and afiord a convenient What the sacrifice means and 1 would | money ‘be. turmen ouir oy Cyihat, the one cup or ten- Each customer is served with a freshly sterilized hairbrush, lather' brush and an in method of showing willingly make it, but the doubt is very | of the district court and that Mi them to your friends. trying.” and at this time she showed | ;mash receive the moncy fr b 3 s e y from that et baee il and the only trace of emotion evident in her | official. The striking miners weee L) ts always ready. Z long story. fEot Ao all styles at prices from it . 4 directed by the court to report for o, L vossible that “Big Tom Hinne- | work Monday [) ” 85¢ to $7.00. gan” and g Mike" are the e . $ [ ?| " The order was issued after a hear- The National Mrs. Michael hangs to this hope. ing on the merits of the Mishmash res a ason wound on the head may have produced | ! Tewasito obta o the form of amnesia which would ex | C28€- was to obtain the money for Remembrance Sho iin th loss of 1dentity. Tom 15 some. | MUshmash, union oficials 'say, that Made by Postum Cereal Company, nc (Mr. Fosty p.) P his homeland, may be still | the EiERcciwas (Callod : ) 14th Street, One Door Wwriting letters 10 his mother. complete RS TR TR M&uknm‘sln- PR except’ the address. He is said to be| The moon is small compared with normal in every other way. Perhaps| the earth. Its area is almost exactly some one who reads this may be able to | that of the whole of North and South furnish the-address of Tom or Mike. America. [} [ ) { o M S st s o > B dividual lily paper shaving cup, dgslmyed after use. e All barbers are first-class artists, expeditious and courteous, desiring to please each customer, however particular. X ; All barbers wash their hands before waiting on each customer. We furnish our own linen, which is pure white and thoroughly sterilized. g Send your children to our Children’s and Misses” Hair Cutting Dep‘artmenl‘ o Specialist for ladies’ scalps, facial massage and shampooing. Experienced manicurist.