Evening Star Newspaper, May 11, 1922, Page 21

b A ¥ &4 % - i < ASSOCIATION MEMBERS | Announces Candidacy, for - |CHANG’S DEFEATED CALL ON'THE PRESIDENT | . Governor of Kansss TROOPS INTRENCHED Three Battle Lines' Formed South of Great Wall, as Leader ‘ ; Flees to Dairen. . | By the Assoclated Press. % TIENTSIN, May 10.—Chang' Tso-lin, the defeated Manchurian general, Is| reported to have fled to Dairen. Ob- servers say nis troops have estab- lished three lines of trenches this side of Luanchow, on the Mukden rallway, south of the great wall, but will fight only If Gen. Wu Pei-Fu's forces pre them too hard. en, W oldiers are still in pur- suit. Twenty-eight troop trains, each Te ery Latest in “Cut-ut" Strgp Sandals- At Hirsh's Delegation From American Book- sellers’ Convention Among White House, Visitors. " Delegates attending the convention of the American Booksellers’ Asso- clation were received by President Harding yesterday ' afternoon’ at the ‘White House. I | e HAT'S ali there is in the marvelous Dunn-Pen—ink for thousands and thou- sands of words of writing! Becausethere’s Dite Houms. . 4 i 1t ollowing 3 e ouse recep- ; no rubber sac in the DunrPen, it holds s ! B | tion; the convention went into execu- several times as much ink as any other g tive session at the Washington Hotel. 5 .| The business included the reading of self-filler of the same size! committee reports and the adoption of: resolutions. - 3 2, -| The harm arising from the practice . ) . The Dunn-Pen won't leak because it can’t NS of offering hooks as premiums with hronen this el to the et ot leak. It won't clog, sputter, nor stutter. It N magaszine subscriptions: was stressd which three are reported to have 5 ¢ by Ralph Wilson of New York. He already arrived at Peitang, on the i won’t scratch or catch the paper. | [ ;lecllred that cut rate angxundm:el‘:; coast thirty miles east of here, and 2 N ¢ ng would make a plaything oul four at Tanghu, at the mouth of You simply pump it full with the Little W | books if continued, emphasizing that el river. = e “competition is the business of life Chang’s men have cut the rallway ' ; Red Pump-Handle. and co-operation the life of business. trom Taku to Mukden, near Lutal, & il ‘Ward Maculey of Detroit spoke on 1 Gonh Goftealy b e e 3 vocated that. bowks: ve Lrought o ’ 1 W '| method people would buy ahd read bend=T$210 n: ' R R e Of Kansas City is the first woman GERMAN WAR PATENTS in the state of Kansas to ammounce her eandidacy for gubernatorial hon- MAY TAX U. S. $25,000,000 | 527 cu'Ses Yarayof ser nex. *''* twenty-elght miles north of Tientsin, to hinder the pursuit. 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