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I PAGE PACIE EIGHTEEN CUMBERLAND EVENING MAR. 19. 1930 PRIMO RIVERA BURIED WITH HIGHEST HONORS Gun Salute. Flying Airplanes and Presence uf Kinjr Mark AlfDiiso Cere. monies.

Madrid, March 19 dictator." as former. Premier Primo De Rivera was often called, was buried in a modest grave in the family plot at San Isi- Cemetery today with the highest honors that King Alfonso and the Berenpuer government could Great crowds, massed in all directions as the solemn cortege passed, cheered for the King and Spain. Thc monarch attended mass in the railroad station chapel, where Primo rested in state, but did not march behind the caisson which' carried the coffin to its last resting place. Don Fernando Bourbon, a cousin, followed the coffin as a rep-: rcsent-ative of His Majesty. Marching behind were members of the Bprenguer cabinet, foreign; diplomats and highest officials of: ihe nation, all afoot.

As thc national anthem thrilled! out, distant batteries fired a 21-gun! HEAPS ATHLETICS AT ANNAPOLIS Elk Garden Elk Garden, W. March Mrs. Maleldia Florentine cele-, I brated her birthday at her home Friday. The color scheme was i and each guest was presented with i carnations. Those present were IMISS Mary Mason, Mesdames S.

E. i Carney. J. R. Stcphenson.

K. M. Dean. Sallle Jones. Robert Pritls, 'T Brock, Annie 1 Charles WhcUel.

Mrs. Florentine 'received many presents. I I The Epworth League of the M. E. south, held a social in 1.

O. F. Hall. Those present were Hugh Rohrbaugh, Joe Atchison. Carl Hott, Melvin Harris.

Marvin Coleman, George Dishong, Wm. Copeland, Paul and Troxell Keplinger, Paul Coleman. Russell Hoopen- I garner, Oscar Jackson, Harry ley, Ray Junkins, Gertrude and Ruth Ruth Roderick, Ruth Mc'. Nally, John Dishong, Pearl and Delores Roderick, Sallie Jones, Ethel Brantner. Rachel Steele, Murel Lyon.

Stella Rohrbaugh, Demarus Simons, Pearl Darnley, Fay Junklns. Leona Jones, Maude Copeland, Geraldine Coleman, Dorothy Clark, Cathleen Hlckey, Georgia' Dick, Betty Norman. Mary Virginia I Harris. Music was furnished by i I Jerry Abernathy, Joe Ray, Ernest Newly appointed director Sirnmons jndSv Reds Halt Wrecking of Churches ou. ewy app salute.

Array airplanes flew above ftics at the United states Naval Ruth the troop-lined route to the ceme- Academy, Annapolis, is Capt. te roop-ne re Acaemy, nnapos, icrv and all the honors were paid; Hellrv ooke. above. He Is the Dulmg at Hartmonsj llle. Coleman i Abernathy visited Mrs- Frost burg 1000 ATTEND CITY-WIDE SUNDAY SCHOOL RALLY i Frostburg, Mar.

city: wide Sunday school rally held at the First M. E. Church on Monday night jwas attended by nearly one thou! sand people. Rev. W.

D. Reese presided. Prayer was offered by Rev. John W. Keener and Miss Esther Nethken, Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred IV UllU ttll IieilfV owu Jr- in accordance with the former Pre-! succe ssor of Commander Jonas H.j Mrs. Eugene Coleman is mier's full rank of Captain-General! i nK rnm, who has-been appointed Mr. and Mrs.

Herman. The passage of the funeral cor- executive officer of the U. S. S. Mr Mrs.

-Hollaed ol tcge through the streets was the oc-; Pennsylvania. land. Rev. Pool of Bayard casion for enthusiastic royalist dem-: onstrations ir. marked contrast to, temper of the crowds which recently have shown republican sym-' pathies.

G. 0. P. CHAIRMAN AT LOBBY INQUIRY ACTS TO END NEW REVOLT IN INDIA Dean and daughter Mary of Lonaconing v. re here Sunday.

The Knights of Pythias held a banquet in I. O. O. F. Hall, Saturday night with a large attendance.

Such scenes as this, showing destruction of church property In Russia, will not occur again, unless an overwhelming majority of the population in the church district consents, the Soviet government has declared after world-wide protests against its anti-religious campaign. The above picture, which has just reached the United States, shows the bell from the Church of St. George in Kazan being broken up to be used in manufacturing farm implements. W. Va.

Gormanla, W. March 19. Spelling Bee Superintendent ot Schools R. C. Day, ot Petersburg, held district spelling match here for the seventh and eight grade pupils.

Several ca- trants from dUIerent schools were among the spellers. Miss Helen Hanlin, of Striped School, the winner. Is to compete with the winners from the other districts and the winner of the match to be held In Petersburg, April 12, will be the county champion. The Boys A. E.

P. Club met Thursday night In the pastor's study of the Presbyterian Church. Personals Mr. and Mrs. F.

A. Robinson, of Confluence, were here. Mrs. u. it.

Brown ami tsuii. Bennie, of Morgautown, are guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. F.

White. H. L. Aronhalt T. G.

Hanlin visited friends and relatives In Elkins. Mr. and Mrs. M. F.

White accompanied by Robt. Boltz, visited In Morgantown. Mrs. Pearl Dietz, St. George, W.

has been the guest of Mrs. T. G. Hanlin. Miss Hallie Harvey, Deer Park, visited Miss Ruth Eger.

Deputy Joy Griffith and Richard West, of Oakland were here'recent- Gilbert Shreve, Ronuiey, has been visiting here. Mr. and Mrs. M. G.

Williams and i J. H. Williams returned from Akron, Ohio, where they were called by the illness and death of Dr. Wm. Warner.

Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Simons i were visitors, to-Mrs. Simons parents, Rev. and Mrs.

Albert Staniforth of Nethken Hill. Miss Edna Kitzmiller of visited Miss Elizabeth Harvey over: Meyersdale Meyersdale, March 19. THREE SWIMMING MARKS SET BY HER Jeffries recited Scripture, accom- 'panied by Joseph James, the week-end. pianist The Welsh quartet ren-, Donald Stullenbarger was here. 1 dered several numbers.

Otho Roderick of Baker, is visit- i The speaker of the evening was ing his mother. jRev. Robert 1 David-. Baltimore, sec-j Rev. J.

L. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Iretary of the Council of Religious i waiter Right were business vfei-jh" daughters. uames ana music Social Notes Bittner of the Bill- was a surprise in honor of her It was arranged bj Education of According tors to Cumberland.

Mr. Thomas The latest and most scientifically improved Electric Refrigerator made. Let at show It to yon. Self defrosting PEOPLES FURNITURE STORE JOS. H.

KEINHABT Clarence Litzenberg BROKER Stocks. Bonds, Grain, Ktc. It N. Liberty ft, CUMBERLAND i MAKHAND The menacing campaign of "civil disobedience" to Great-Britain, instituted hy 'Indian Nationalists, is being combatted by Lord Irwin above, Viceroy of India. He has taken steps to halt the "march to the sea" of Mahatma, Gandhi, famous Indian rebel, and his followers, who staging a demonstration for independence.

to his idea the principal note of re- who Is indisposed announces that illgious progress of today must be ev Geo. W. Yost of New Creek, i intelligent co-operation of all re-1 fin his pulpit here in the M. E. i ligious forces of the world.

church South, next Sunday morn- I St- Rev. J. Luther- Neff also gave a ling and at Sulphur at 2:30 the Ior making an appeal for a school same afternoon. i of religious education in this vicinity. It was pointed out that the could have such a school at a very small cost.

Rev. F. E. Allison pronounced the benediction. Fossiloille, Pa.

Fossilville, March 19 i The F. L. Coughenour family 01 i i MISS MARGARET EISENTROT and Miss Clara Wanger-' I Frostburg, Mar. 19 man i jt Mrs. Elizabeth Pisel, i Margaret Eisentrot, aged 48, daugh- Sunt a v.

nf MV anri AjTrc William Klspn- Mary Clark was hostess at a 6 o'clock dinner. The were in keeping with Cards featured. Miss Beatrice Pfeiffer entertained the members of the Teachers' Bridge Club Monday evening. Mrs. Clarence Rowe had for her Tuesday evening the mem- 'bers of the Tuesday Night Bridge Club.

Personals 1 of Mr. and Mrs. William Eisen' trot. Washington Hollow, near Eck- 'hart, died this morning from com- I plications Surviving are three brothers, John, George and Albert Eisentrot, all of the home. Funeral 'services will be conducted Friday 'morning at St.

Michael's Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Irwin return- RobeTr't Kelly, Cumberland, visited ed W.

where his mother. "Billv" little son of Swauger is improving slowly, having heart disease. Mrs. George Holler of near Mad- they visited their daughte Mrs. Lena Jesse Matthias.

Mn, ley spent several days at Mrs. Lena Collins, St. Mr. and Mrs. George Collins.

McKeesport, visited the former's' parents, Mr. and Mrs. George W. Stonffer ol Madley, ol EllersUe, ihe Senate lobby Claud-1 ins H. Hutson, national Republican: FUNERAL OF THOMAS LLOYD is shown above as hej Frostburg, fu- told the investicating body of theineral of Thomas Lloyd, aged 531 Grey Horse Drive, ti ie Tennessee years, who died Tuesday morning Milipr nnrt Mrs.

F. Association at his home on Ormbnd street, will headed. held at 2 o'clock tomorrow after- testified the association had spent noon from the residence. Services as much as $75.000 in a single year will be.conduct^ by Rev Willi am Mrs. Cora Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Grabenstein I Cumberland, visited the latter a mother, Mrs. John Stacer. 'Mr. and Mrs.

Steve Hollcm and ObUIllJCi Ul ijlltl i iJ. Shp-p and Miss Nora Lybarger of two children, Allison, spent Mrs. Lorena Sundayhere. expenditures River which he formerly Miller and Mrs. F.

L. Coughenour Mr. and Mrs. Harvey and Miss Clara Waugerman of son. Harry.

Jerome, Hvndman visited Mrs. Elsie Kelly on Sunday Chas. Bohn received word that OPERA STAR FILES BANKRUPTCY Burial Allegany Cemetery. as much as $75 000 in a single 11 uc uj vj.m. on Musdp Shoal'; oronfl'anda D- Reese, pastor of the Mt.

Zioni i daughter Alice of Bedford was on i.iusue ono.ub Ttnrini uHM HP in! 4l Timmins Hospital at Evans of Hyndman visited her mother, Mrs. Elsie Kelly, Thursday, Mrs. Cora Wolford after spending two weeks at the same I home went to Corrigansville to visit PLKA FHOSTBURG PERSONALS jvery ill at that place. Mrs. E.

W. former resident, is visiting relatives in this citv. Henry Cook and Melvin Schneider Henry Cook and Meivm bcnneiaer her si3ter Mrs ch a rles Stonffer will leave today for Richmond, rve Stub of State Li to attend a printers' convention. George Gunter has returned from Pittsburgh, PH. Donald Corkle, pharmacist at the Ford drug store, is suffering with a fellon on the index finger of his right hand.

FROSTBURG BRIEFS There will be a meeting of the Men's Club Tuesday, March 25, at arvey Stuby of State Line and Dory Coughenour of Hyndman visited their Mrs. Elizabeth Pisel Tuesday. the First Presbyterian Church. The thirty-first anniversary of Frostburg Lodge, No. 470, B.

P. O. Elks was celebrated last night in the club rooms with nearly one hundred in attendance. Elks from Grantsville. Lonaconing-.

Piedmont. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Pyle. Confluence, visited Mr.

and Mrs. R. V. Breig, Sunday. Three world's records to three the splash made In the swimming world by pretty Helene Madison, 16-year-old Seattle, girl pictured here.

Competing in Mrs. Clarence Rowe, on Monday visited the- former's sister, Mrs. Clara Wilhelm, Cumberland, who is seriously ill. Mrs. Hiram Baer, Youngstown, is visiting her mother, Mrs.

Mary Grime. I Mrs. John Darrah spent Tuesday visiting in Cumberland. George Greene, Painesville, is spending a few weeks here with relatives and friends. Beach, first appearance a national set new marks in the 500-yard and 220-yard free style swims and in the 100- metre race.

RABBI FAVORS DAYLIGHT SAVING Baltimore Rabbi Edward L. Tri Towns Tri-Towns, March 19. Tomorrow night the annual primary will be held in the city building. Westernport, for the nomination of two candidates for commissioners to success T. W.

Umstot and Ray L. Wilt. After the one hour will be allowed for voting. The election will be held Monday, March 31. The Westernport Hill Auxiliary of the Ladies' Aid Society of the i First Methodist Episcopal Church, Piedmont, will meet tonight at 7:30 at the home of Mrs.

Edward Moran Mrs. Edward Dayton, Front street, Westernport, underwent an operation yesterday at Hoffman Hospital, Keyser. Nimrod Gregg continues ill with rheumatism at the home of his sister, Mrs. Amy Dixon, Piedmont. Mr.

and Mrs. D. E. Youtzy, Westernport, announces the birth of a daughter, March 15. Mr.

and Mrs. Victor Hackett an! nounce the birth of a son, born at I their home on Piedmont street, Keyser, Thursday morning, March i 1 13. Both Mr. and Mrs. Hackett formerly lived here.

LONACONING Lonaconing, March .19. Mrs. Jane Pell Izzat Mrs. Jane Pell Izzat, 64, widow of Izzat, died early today 1 at her on Scotch Hill. She had been ill since December 24 last when she fell and broke her arm.

Mrs. Izzat, a native of Newton, Scotland, came to this country 42 years ago and had since resided in this county. Her died 17 years ago. Mrs. Izzat was a member of the First Presbyterian Church and the Daughters of Rebekah.

She is survived by three sons, Robert, William and Thomas, and four daughters, Mrs. John Lochner, Mrs. Jas. Francis and Jane and Mary Izzat, jail residing here. There are also nine grandchildren.

Thomas this place, is her brother. If Pun dowfn fake DrPIERCES Solden Medico I Discoveri AT ail DBUO STOffEs FAMOUS FOR BARGAINS Stop and Union Dollar Store Red Front Dollar Store 137 BALTIMORE STREET Cumberland, MuSic Corp. e.nrjrtUnc la ant-' ale. Sheet Initro- menli, Ete. Pfeom 123 18 N.

Centra CUTjpr BCCU THE TWO BROTHERS Fort Cumberland Hotel OLD HOME POTATO BREAD The Prfect Food Ask Yonr Grocer THE Community Baking Co. Money to Loan Co-Operative Finance Co Office. 8 South Centre Phone 8J1 Office. 49 Emit St. Phone 197 TWIGG TRANSFER COMPANY Office 10 Baltimore St.

Phone 895 ATWATEB KENT SPARTON RADIO Factory Service On All Makes. THE MUSIC SHOP Ot Kidgeley. Phone 557 WEEKLY SPECIAL Detroit Jewel GAS RANGES People's Furniture Store Jos. H. Kclnhart BREAD, (large loaf), 5c Pork Chops, 28c AT ALL 'OUR STORES Cumberland Markets Kline Furniture Co.

Oat of The High Kent District "We Sell For Less" 405-413 MBGINIA AVENUE Keyser, W. Va. Keyser, W. March 19. Mrs.

Walter Wildemann entertained at bridge. St. Patrick's favors were used. High score was won by Mrs. Harry West; second, Mrs.

Stanley Spotts, and low, Mrs. Marvin Harrison. Others playing were Mrs. John E. Hesen.

Mrs. R. A. Gibson, 1 Sives and friends. hl lness Israel is one of those who believe Dr.

Bruce Lichty was a business Sorfnff hprp shnl)M be Underwent Operation Mrs. John W. Jackson, FEBRUARY CLEAN-UP SALE THE GLOBE Park visitor at the county seat on Tues- dav. Mrs. Mary Jones was called to Detroit, Mich, on Monday by the serious illness of her son, William, wHo is threatened with pneumonia.

Mrs. Annie Garforth, Pittsburgh, is here for a few weeks visit at the Place, underwent a major operation at Memorial Hospital, Cumberland, that Daylight Saving here should be this morning. Mrs. Jackson has given a. fair.trial before the ill for several weeks.

is condemned. Certified Used Cars Fair Finance Rates LIBERAL TERMS" Thompson Motor Co. 146-150. ST. Open ETenings Phone 302 REMOVAL SALE 'Now On THE UNION STORE 119 BALTIMORE STREET Julian Goldman Stores IN ONE JOB! 'TRAFFIC VIOLATORS MUST STAND TRIAL "Everything Electrical" Pctammt CdlioB Campmnj a room for roar ronvtnlenre "EDISON SHOP" 42 N.

Liberty St Phone (1 Keyser and present. Bavard. W. were FARM FOR SALE Twelve acres on Westernport Hill, 8 room house, barn, garage, fruit trees. Harry Wilson, Westernport, Md.

Advertisement FOR SALE Seven room house, with Because of "unfortunate circum- concrete cellar, stationary laundry, stances." a voluntary petition in. hot water heat, garden and fruit. 3-H-bt berland: Mrs. W. E.

Spoils, Mrs. A. H. Slocum, Mrs. Joseph Isles.

Mrs. R. J. Offutt. Mrs.

E. A. See, Mrs. A. G.

Springer, Miss Glendora 'Brown and Leona Tasker. Mrs. Brooke Duckworth and Miss Nina Wolford entertained Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Duckworth in McCoole at five hundred. Mrs.

William Martin and Mrs. Troy won high score and Mrs. Mott consolation. Others i Detroit, March law is here for a few weeks visit at tne Cincinnati March Maag, violators no longer can settle their home of her brother-in-law and i superintendent of the Cincinnati offenses with a fee at the viola- Mr and Mrs. J.

W. Hartley. I Street Cleaning Department, ex-jtion bureau after their case has to retire on May 25. He called in court. Judges Sher- man D.

caUender and John J. Maher of the traffic division of Recorder's Court so ruled. Heretofore the violation bureau has accepted the regular plus spent devoted fifty-five years of his life the fore part of the week with rel- to the department, atives at Lonaconing, Mr. Mrs. Gertrude Beal, Sand Patch i spent Tuesday with her sister, Mrs.

George Benford. bankruptcy has been" filed in New i54-W, Westernport. QUOTATIONS euifcc ocmuiu. "No office Is too small to for settlement. of traffic viola C.

Lupcente and Tony Tatterella a faithful citizen in remaining tions after the case had been call- were business visitors in Pittsburgh. Tuesday. Fred Hare. a student at Ashland College. -Ashland, visited with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Tare, Sr. away from the Smith. Jed in Traffic Court. "When one lives by his emotions alone, one becomes as dry as a sodaj Hergesheimer.

U. NORTH CAROLINA Mr. and Mrs. Charles Houston, "All modern science is a thres playing were William Martin, Mr. and Mrs.

R-alph Wolford. Mr. andi Mrs.fl R. E. Montgomery- and Walter Mott.

York by Nanette Guilfovd Rosen. Advertisement shown here, noted opera soprano. The petition listed liabilities of Attention Master Masons sns.ooo and no assets. members of Mountain KTTTFV Lodge, No. 99, A.

F. A. IV. I I I bfN 1U A 1 nv Ml PO THIP ar sojourning master Sunday evening at the Presbyter- are requested to Church a dedicatory sea-vice Masonic Temple --iwas held in commemoration of the The Arnolds at thc Blue Jay will! erect another Blue Jay sen-ice tion. John Arnold will have charge of this station Mile Bridge.

I Frank. 'Liberty is like wealth in that it! i should be carefully used if it is to; Mr. and Mrs. L. Dahl and Mr.

i fulfill its Ramsay' p.d Mrs. Joe FJJ Reich spent Mon- i MacDonald, Britain's premier, evening in Cumberland. "Poverty is a public nuisance as well as a private misfortune. Its Acosta, visited here. Mrs.

Sadie Albright returned Baltimore, and Newark. J. Isaac Baer returned to Salisbury. 'Mc tlic of wooden tubs. Thursdav March 20 1930.

at, WW4 uiu(11I vl had shipped fiom for thc purpose of'burg. in memory of his in West found fune al of our who was Miss Susanna Katherine frcicht. a cat that had either tne iunerai oi our shc died on Octobcr 30 brrn put iu by those who loaded brother. Inomas- or Irad crawled in by itself. Ilovd PAPERS FOR "WET" NEWS Thc poor animal was ravenous for food.

with fear. its eyes out like coals of fin- as it back in a dark corner. luiministrring a meat toir.coiv 1 left from UL 1 unri). tho kitty bncatne mere tame ind allowed tlio into carry him in- icie, wljerc move food was donated. Hie change in climate certainly iuin't alTfct lii-s mipotitf, and prob- kitty will PHILIP HART1G, Worshipful blaster OLIVER W.

SIMONS. Secretary Advert Isetr.cn BUILDING CONTRACTS FOK WEEK SHOW INCREASE There will be a private banquet and dance at ttee Knights of Pythias Armory toiXght given by the Knights of Pythias. The Ladies' Aid Society of the United Brethren Church will put on la comedy sketch at the church on i Thursday evening, entitled, "Mrs. Tubbs of Shanlytown." The Big Four "Ladles Shrine Club met with C. E.

MacDaniels -The to-! asissted by Mrs. F. A. New York, March 19 tal volume of all construction tractPd for in the 37 states east 0 1 fWo for a 'tion with VATirr ir the Rockv Mountains during the tn State oad Commission. SOTK Ol' I 1 March taled Buckalew is improving at to the F.

W. Notu Iwrcby slyer, Hospital. of vtll then to of in the for No. 700. there was on increase of 44 cent, and compared with the week's total of in 1329, thc decrease was Mrs.

M. H. Carrier returned from Washington where she visited her brother. W. B.

Woolfe, a patient at Washington Sanatorium. Joseph F. Bautz returned from toleration is a national crime." George Bernard Shaw. "The modern flapper is a love Williams of Gal-! loway College. The Allegany Loan Co.

LOANS UP TO $300 23 Clark Keating Bldg. Phone 1681 TIRES FIRESTONE TIRES Cramer's Service Store 110 S. Mechanic St. Phone 215 better buy Generals NOW than buy and buy General Tire Corp. Cor, S.

Centre and Wllllarnt St Phone 310 Royal Cord Tires George and Union Sts. New Dodge Brothers Six MEN'S CLEARFIELI) Coffman-Fisher Co. 177 Balthnore St. SPECIAL! BOYS' SHOES S1.98pr. i3 Baltimore St.

Banney's Shoe Store Easiest Credit Terms In Xoim! 61 Baltimore St. CUMBERLAND, MD. Motor No. 141! COMPANY OF A.MV.HtCA. TU- H.

K. Lindsfy. DINNER HATS You cannot wear your daytsmei for riiniliK. any more. You just HARVKSTKR must have one of the new horsehair! hats, with wide brims, i show the hair through the snugly March 19-41 fitted crowa.

SOPE THROAT For quick rolicf. dopciid upon News columns of metropolitan papers arc "ccHtorialucd" to giv? prominence to wet ii'-Rument-s. Col. Raymond Robins.) abovr Clilcaso ijeconomist and socinl worker, tosti A bakery isn't thc only place to go for a roll these days. And it is well to remind the outlaw that it is safer to get a bun at a speakeasy than at a bak- cry.

Before going to thc baker's for tribute tranffsters should know which side their bread is buttered on. "The United States is more socialistic than any other country in the world1 but HunBarv i The first woman to be appointed -Count Michael Karolyi.Hungarj., to lmportant federa in cniru Carolina is Mrs. Fannie "Not Kie rye but the sprit o) A wwhes the proof of Iheoriw. and and mlcall that errs most of lhe ta jleader, she has been nominated by -Professor AlbcrtEmstem. prcsident Hoover for of ice PIN DOTS I Collector of the Port of Washing- Thr polka dotted vogue shrinks ton.

to the neatest, sweetest little pin dotted silks for suits, frocks, hats. I scarfs and chiffon evening dresses. BENNY LEVIN Pressing Repairing 100 N. MECHANIC SJ. Phone 1958 We SeQ and Service Victor and Majestic RADIOS HOLLAND'S A.

W. KLAVUHN TRANSFER COAL TABU 110 KNOX ST. Phone 153 Fair Dep't. Store Outfitters for the Whole Family £3 Baltimore Street Nati FABRIC PURSE Fabric purses are the lost word in before the Judiciary i handbags this spring. Match your 'Committee In Washington.

He sniri suit, match your scarf, match your that, all the asitatlon (or repeal of hat or even your linen frock, but Ihn dry comes from "a noisy have a fabric, purse or two. nt any CO oer cent" of Uie Doculation, event. MUlenson Furniture Co. 31? VERGINIA AVE. Prices Are Lower CHAS.

R. KEYSER FURNITURE CO. "I'setl Furniture of Brtter Kind" Opixtslte Erile Balldlnr FREDtRlCK 8T. VHONE Wt-J Experience the joy of a. perfect hat.

97 C. I Fresh Conntry dozen Veal Chops, pound CHICAGO MARKETS 42 N. Centre Street J) i 2.