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THE BHOOKLYN. DAILY NEW YOHK. SATUltDAY. AP APRIL 14, 1923. ,20 I REAL ESTATE CLASSIFIED DISPLAY.

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY REAL ESTATE Girl Gets Medal for Saving Life of Her Baby Brother Business Property. Real rotate For Rent BANDIT CHAPMAN'S TWO ALLEGED PALS ANGINA PECTORIS CURE DISCOVERED BY VIENNA M. D'S Depressor Nerve Cut Through and Remarkable Recoveries Are Reported. (Hit 'ihlc to Thr RrooklifH Kaqlc Mid Phila. l.nimr; Coplriiht, 19J.1.) Vienna.

April 14 In addition to ROOSEVELT ARMS 401 Eighth Avenue (m Ave. 4 so BROOKLYN Most Exclusive Elevator Apartment House in Brooklyn 6 and 7 Room ApartmenU Bathroom, in Marble with (with two balhi) built-in marble showers Your inspection of these handsome apartments is essential for a true appreciation DESIRABLE OFFICE SPACE To Let in The EAGLE BUILDING Corner Washington and Johnson Sts. 2,800 Sq. Ft. on Sixth Floor 1,600 Sq.

Ft. on Fifth Floor MODERATE RENTS Wilson Opposes Harding's Plans for a Conditional Adhesion to World Court Washington, April 14 Former President Wood row Wilson has broken a long silence to express oppnsi'ion to President Harding's proposal for "a conditional adhesion'' to the World Court. In a letter made public today he advocates "unconditional" adhesion. The expression is embodied in a letter sent to Representative Arthur H. House by Mr.

Wilson which reads: "In rv'ply to your letter of March 29, let me say that I approve not of the 'conditional' but of the 'unconditional' adhesion of the United States to the World Court set up under the auspices of the Leapue of Nations, though I think it would be more consistent with the fame of the I'nited States for candor and courage to become a member of the league of Nations and share with the other members the full responsibilities which its covenant involves." Apply Supl. Phone TRAVEL BERMUDA WINTHROP COURT S. W. Corner Winthrop Street and Rogers Avenue 3-4-5 Room Apartments Ready for Occupancy May 1st Moderate Rentals One Block From Subway Apply on Premises, or M. C.

O'Brien, Inc. 798 Nostrand Avenue Decatur 2600 An Ideal ShortVacation Eight to 19 day tours first class on fast twin-screw steamers fares include all Travel, Hotel Accornmoda-tions, Drives, Sight-seeing, etc. No passports necessary. THOS. COOK a SON 245 Broadway NEW YORK 561 Fifth Avenue (- BERMUDA OFFICES i Hamilton, Wot Church Street liong Islam! Property.

OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. Thru the PANAMA An opportunity to cruise vixtv iurtnrira nf Hi th quainted" with our picturesque Latin-American neighbors. Regular nei sailings to Los Angeles Salvador; San Jose, (Guatemala and Manzanillo, Mexico. 10,000 ton displacement American steamers affording every comfort. Low first class fares.

Steerage $100. All Balling from Pier 53, Atlantic Terminal, Broaklya Tiektta and information from any Steamship, Tourist, R. R. Agmt, PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Jackson Heights is Part of New York City In Area, Jackson Heights, if superimposed on Manhafr tan, would extend from 34th to 57th Street, from 8th Ave. to jrd Ave.

In Location, Jackson Heights lies directly east of the hopping, amusement and uptown business districts, readily accessible via the Queensboro and B. R. T. subways, and and Ave. In Advantage, Jackson Heights is a protected, tenant-owned Garden Apartment residential section in New York, where more than one thousand selected families lead the normal out-door life on the Golf Course, Tennis Courts and Children's Playgrounds, with a background of social' desirability that appeals to thoughtful people.

Jackson Heights Elevator Garden Apartments, 5, 6 and 7 rooms; 2 and 3 bathrooms are offered on tne Jackson Heights Tenant-Ownership Plan. Liberal terms arranged for those whose social and business references are acceptable. Residents at Jackson Heights have the facilities of the golf course, tennis courts, children's playgrounds, gardens, etc If you are paying $1800 to $3000 a year rent, half of It goes In the landlord's bank account. Under the Jackson Heights Plan of Tenant-Ownership you pay from $1800 to $3000 a year and half of it applies to the ownership of the apartment. Let us tell you about it.

Jackson Heights Readily accessible by lnterboro and B. R.T. Subways The Queensboro Corporation Business Property. TRAVEL OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. sailings haircYOftK FtsMaccrr Fnifbt 8.

S. Ecuador April 24 8. 8. Calanbia Maris 8. 8.

Vcnaacla Jaaa AIm addWona) frvlrfatuit-jngs approximately vry 10 CANAL in comfort thru placid Southern waters and Panama Canal. Time ashore to set ac ai. and San Francisco with interesting visits at HOTELS AND RESORTS OCE.W GROVE. SEASON APRIL 14 TO OCTOBER It. STOKES HALL Ot'can Grove, N.

J. Ocean I'arkvrar. All modern conv. A. L.

E. titrauaburirer, Prop. PENNSYLVANIA. VERMONT. HYDE MANOR-ifM 1 V.

Ih making enRHirenients for Hie soafson of For illustrated looklet nnd Information, address Mr. Hyde. Tel, 8500 Schuyler. EUROPEAN RESORTS. HOTEL CECIL LONDON Unequalled equipment and perfect cutelae.

TRAVEL. Steamship Tickets All Trans-Atlantic and Trans-Paclflc Steamship Lines Represented. Official Tickets at Main Office Kates. TOURS To all seo.sonable resorts at reasonable rates from three days and upward. Kend for booklets.

t' It 1J days duration and lonyer J. Lehrenkrauss Sons Universal Tours Co. 8te.tn.dil Ticket and Tourist Agents 859 Fulton opp. Iftoro Hull, Itrookl.Yii. X.

y. Telephone Triangle TOOK KurtdR mlnut I' rice Oe Luxe Tours. Write for booklet with rate. Frank Tourist 4KD full A N. V.

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to l'lymoiUh, hrrlmuric ami Hamburg IVIlllliKM (nen Apr.lH Ma, 23 Jmte V. lo Cobh (OueenKtoivn) and I.li-erpotil AKMAMA tAlir.21 Mm 19 .1 unci 8 May June Junelo fidMn tn t'olih (iiernHlown) and Liverpool I.AIOMA (new) May It MA'IHIA imn) Mnj '( July2 New Vurk to l.iilidiindrrry and filaR-nw StKIA pr.2ll May III Jlineld AMKROMA (nr MnyS6 JaneSS TlSl'AMV May June Sep. (I A Mnyl2 June July 7 N. Y. tu I'ly moiilh, t'hi'rhourjr and hnndoa ANTOMA 21 A I.

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week ilax-s at Phnni Walker 0737. CENTRAL IllUSON LIN-t Real Relate For Rent. on Premises, br South 8842 H-2 Long Island) Property. 50 East 42d St. Queens borough Property.

BERGEN MANOR Front I nr Rorkaway Boulevard and Nuiphin lloulevard. at Trolley Hton l7 $150 BUYS A LOT All lots about -'0x100 feet." Other lota from 295 to 1495. No higher prices excepting lots fronting on Rockaway Boulevard and Sutphln Boulevard. Terms, 10 cash. $4 per month, per lot, except for lots fronting the boulevards.

Title guaranteed by the Title Guarantee Trust Jamaica Branch. HOW To OO: At Brooklyn Bridge or fn Brooklyn, take Fulton Street elevated trRln to Rockaway Boulevard Station. Change to traction trolley and get off at Lincoln Avenue. OFFIOK AND A(JENT AT ROCKAWAY BLVD. LINCOLN AVE SOI TH OZONK PARK, MEACHAM REALTY CORP.

Owners 15 Park Row New York Xew Jersey Proierty. SOFTH A i 9A.80O Bargain; 6 rooms, bath: lot 10P. Room for driveway. linod location; 9 rooms, bath; lot 40x1 r.o. Modern house, rooms, bath, sun parlor: 1-ear garage.

$4,04 New house, 7 rooms, 2 baths; convenient location. SI 5, (MM) Just being completed; 7 rooms. 2 baths; an ideal house In an ideal location. JOHN D. Ml'XTH KK 1(1 Sloan Street.

South Orange, N. J. Phone South Orange 343 1721. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Costly Furnishings Alamac Hotel Atlantic City, N. J.

Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, April 16, 17, 18, 11 A.M. Each Day Uescriptive Catalogue in Kequest to rhurlfn Kiisr I Auctioneers i. Mm pnsfln li. l' Mutheu'H 31) Uill.Minhli) 1.1. Hkl.m 5101) Triangle.

lOmplnymcnt. CLKKKS AND TYPISTS WANTED. NO EXI'KKIUNCK NBCHSSAHV. I' EJI.M A SUNT POSITIONS. HOURS TO 4.30 O'CLOCK.

SATURDAY. 0 TO 12 O'CLOCK. I.UNCHliONS SKRVb'D I'niiE. FRISK CLASSES CONDUCTED IN TYPEWRITING, STENOU RAPHY AND DICTAPHONE OPERATING. APPLY IN PERSON.

BETWEEN 9 AND 4:30 O'CLOCK, METROPOLITAN Lll'H INSURANCE ROOM 1. 1 MADISON AVENUE. AT 23D STREET, NEW YORK CITY. S14 TURN to the uttu.sunl uftVrs under Ciasr.l-tk'utlun 11, "AutomobtlPH fur Sale," among tlie Alphabet ii'al Ads. Murray Hill 7057 VISIT JACKSON HEIGHTS TO-DAY Subway toGrandCentral, transfer to Queensboro Subway(CoronaLliM)) to 25th St.

(Jackson Heigh-s) Stationor B. RT.Subway from any Manhattan or Brooklyn Station direct to JacksonHeights (Office cor. 25th St. Polk Ave). Bt motor 59th St.

vis Queensboro Bridge. Northern Blvd. (Jackson Ave.) to 25th Sc. HELD IN $1,500 BAIL Didato and Silverstein Refuse to Waive Extradition to Athens, Ga. (Special to 'I he liable.

Alhons. April 1 4 Kollow inp the arrest of two mrn in New ork yestrrday charged with liavimr aided Gerald Chupmun, the J1.00n.noo mail bandit, to escape from Federal Prison. Federal authorities announced today that they believe Chapman is in hiding m-ar Aniens. His arrest is expected at any lime, The two Now York men. Domtniek Didato of 80 Stcnton st.

and Abe Silver.Mtein 110 Korsyth Manhattan, were arrested and arraipned before Commissioner Hitr'vork yesterday on indictments found In Athens by a Federal Crand Jury. The plan of the authorities to have he men removed, to At hers immediately for trial on April '23 Wealed at the arraignment wlun both refused to waive extradition and were re lea wed in 1 bail each for examination on removal proceedings on May 4. Didato nd Silverstein were identified as having been in Athens ihc night Chapman escaped from hospital where he was being: treated for hree bullet wounds received when he was recaptured alter a sensational escape from I he Federal I'enitt ntiary in Atlanta. Agents of he parlment 01 Justice wp told thfct when the two New York men arrived hey he 1 ddicts who rial eme to Athens to consult a specialist. was serving a i-jrni for the $1,000,000 mail robot ry in New York in 1021 wiu-n he escaped fron.

the Federal 1'rison. His recapture followed a pistol dut-J in which the bandit was ounded three times. While undergoing in the hospital lv slipped 4ut of the ward and hi'1 himself in The roller of the building, fb? was loiuted, but managed to slip away a third time and has not been seen since. CITY CAN FURNISH WATER AT LESS COST According to the testimony or Nicholas S. Hill water plant expert, given before the Ha iges Condemnation Commission last night, the city is able to furnish water to the Td Ward of Queens at less cost per capita rom the works of the I'itizcns Water Supply Company than by means of the Catskill system.

"Water." said the witness, "can be delivered from stations 3 and 4 and Meeker, at J68 per 1.000,000 gallons. From station 8 and water can be delivered at $67 and $74. respectively, per 1,000.000 gallons." Mr. Hill stated that it now cost the city between ilJ't and $130 per 1 .000,000 gallons to send water through the Catskills aqueduct. The witness then started in to tell ft bout the probable future field of the plant of the Citizens Water Company's plant, now operated by the city.

Congressman F. H. La Guard. a. special counsel for the city, objected to this line of testimony, but Chairman Barges held that such testimony was admissible leeause it was based on statistics studied by an expert witness.

COP AND DRIVER HURT IN RUNAWAY ACCIDENT A large crowd at Broadway and Flushing: ave. last night, witnessed runaway in which the driver of The horse and the policeman who brought the animal to a stop botn were injured. Max Sater, the driver, of 134 Cook received lacerations of the tace and head when lie was thrown to the street as the wagon caromed off a trolley car. Kdward it lor of the Clymer st station received contusions of the hands and knees when he missed the bridle of Ihc flying animal and was hurled the curb. Both men were treated by lance Surgeon Jarka of St.

Catherine's Hospital. Vitter remained on duty and Sater drove away in his nvagon after receiving treatment. HOOVER ASKS SHIPPERS TO AID RAILROADS Washington, April 14 Commercial organizations were asked by Secretary Hoover today to co-operate with rail, load managements in a national effort to Ret the large volume of railroad traffic expected during 1923 han-uled expeditiously and without congestion. In a letter to various, trade bodies Mr. Hoover declared that it wits vital that shippers assist by taking in winter coal supplies during Vie summer, by loading- cars to capacity and by reducing car recon-pgnment and refraining from demanding excess car supply in operations.

MAN HELD IN $2,500 BAIL ON ABDUCTION CHARGE -John Itokowaki, 24, of 9822 4th was held in $2,500 bail for examination April 27, by Magistrate Brown In the 5th ave. court today, on a charge of abduction presented in a short affidavit by Detective John Swift of the Fort Hamilton Precinct. On Tuesday Mrs. Brauffett of 9906 4th ave. will bring a complaint against Kokowski of abducting her daughter, Edna, 15, who has been missing from home since March 31 and who, according to the police, went to Connecticut with Kokowski on that date.

-The man denies knowing the girl's present whereabouts. Radio Arrest on Shipboard When Ragnar Gjerloan, of Norway is placed in irons on board the Ber- gensfjord on the high seaa today he probably won't know how the ship's officers got the instructions to do it. If so, it will be because he has forgotten about the radio. Assistant United States Atorney Guy O. Walser sent a raidogram to the Herngens-1'pord this morning to held Gjerloen for arrest when the ship docks at a Brooklyn pier tomorow.

This was done on information from the Norwegian Vice Consul A. Haug in New York that the man is wanted in Norway for embezzling 2,830 kronen there, or about $000. SIX INCHES OF SNOW AT ALTOONA. PA. Philadelphia, Annl 14 An unher-elded snowstorm surprised this section of the Middle Atlantic Htat today.

More ahan 3 inches of snow covered the ground in Philadelphia and vic-in-ity. Six inches fell at Altoona, Pa. I AMII.IKS ROl'TKD OCT BV HFtK Kight families wro routed ojt ot their beds early this morning wh lire in a rubbish pile in the cellar a four-story apartment houe at Kent ave. fiJlwi the building wit i Patrolman John Ionue of the Bedford ave. Mn'ion turned -n an alarm and the blaze was extinguished, with a los1 of comparing knowledge und diagnosis of slpi-pinir sickness, important con tributions to the study of diseases attendant' on high lilood pressure were hrought out at the thirty-fifth congress of the German Society of Internal Diseases, which closed yesterday.

A method of operation discovered tor the treatment of angina pectoris was one nf the principal technical contributions. Drs. Wenckebach i.mi Ennineer of Vienna reported -ensalioual cures of anfi'na pectoris by an operation cutting through the depressor nerve. The chief contribution to the problem of sleeping was made by IT. JJoerr ot Halle, who believes it is caused by internal filtration of poison from in-lection points resulting from fever, such as influenza.

It was agreed that chronic encephalitis, manifested by stiff muscles and tremDiing, is thus far incurable. Regarding blood pressure, Urs. During of Viertna and Volhard of Hailo denieo the importance of adrenal eland secretions, and advised that high blood pressure was curable by the removal of the causes of nhvsical disturbance. There were also reports of cures of tuberculosis by surgery. Great interest was shown by the conference in Vienna university remarkable demonstrations of worl: on the secretions of internal glands.

of which Prof. Steinach is the most sensational exponent. Biggest Washing Machine For Milk Bottles Is in Boro In Brooklyn the largest single milk bottle washing machine in the world is now in use. It would seem to be almost impossible for human hands to cleanse the bottles as they are cleaned by this new and wonderful bottle washing machine. The dirty bottles are placed in a loading carriage.

This carriage by means of a ong conveyor passes slowly through tank containing a highly alkaline solution. This solution has a temperature of about 110 degrees. After slowly passing through this tank the bottles rise and discharge the nrst solution: then the conveyor carriage carries the bottles over to another tank containing a still stronger alkaline solution at a temperature of 150 degrees. From this tank they are again raised slowly, discharged and again the bottles enter into a third solution tank having a temperature of 180 degrees. From this point the bottles, after being discharged of the final solution, are thoroughly rinsed outside and inside.

Then they pass under two revolving high-speed bristle brushes which thoroughly clean the outside and bottom of the bottles while boiling water runs over the bottles and brushes. The bottles then move on and pass over a set of brushes which revolves at high speed and enter the inside of the bottle. These brushes are of such construction that they spread after entering the neck of the bottle and assure a thorough cleaning in this manner. The bottles are now rinsed again under high-pressure water at 150 degrees. This rinsing water is reduced to a temperature from 150 to 50 degrees while passing through the long sterilizing compartment.

After leaving the final cooling point the bottles slide out of the conveyor carriage on to the inspection table under which are high-power electric lights that give the inspector an opportunity to inspect each bottle without touching the same. After a short interval these bottles are automatically raised and placed on a bottle conveyor which in turn carries the clean, sterilized and cooled bottles on to a milk bottle filling machine. On this machine the bottles one by one are received by a revolving carriage and placed under the filling nozzles, from which they pass on to anotner machine, which automatically places the cap on the bottles. In the entire process of cleaning ana ninng a bottle of milk there is at no time a human hand touching the bottle. XKW CORPORATIONS.

(Special to The Eagle.) Albany, April 14 Brooklyn corporations have been chartered by the Secretary of State, as follows: The Arpatt Corporation, to deal In hard ware, etc. Capital, Directors are It. N. Pollock, 660 Dawson Manhattan; Wolf Sheinberg. 62d and R.

Ru- driph, 484 Brad fa rd Brooklyn. Warwitk Billtard Academy, Inc. Capital, $10,000. Directors are Joneph J. Schwartz and Morris Schwartz, 1180 Mon-tauk and George Pruhhng, 377 Snediker Brooklyn.

Cha-Kir Realty Company, Inc. Capital, $10,000. Directors are Charles Kirchner and Pauline Kirchner, 1 Avenue Brooklyn, and Gurden Claussen, 3f36 Broadway, Manhattan. R. S.

Holding Corporation. Capital, $10,000. Directors are Hyman Rnpp3, 173 23th Ben Silver, 406 Ocean View and Michael Hammer, 178 Herzl Brooklyn. Liberty Tile Company. Inc.

Capital, $10,000. Directors are Moe P. Mnrtuccl, Pitkin ave. Augusta Williams and H. F.

McKeown, 215 Montague Brooklyn. Haviland Sons, to rloal in realty, etc. Capital, 100 shares, no pnr value. Directors are W. K.

Haviland. 4O3 Grand and C. A. Haviland. 122 Cambridge Brooklyn, and W.

H. Sworn, 121 X. lSih Flushing. A novelty in the musical instrument line is a violin that can be folded, enclosed in a case and carried like a walking stick. A monster python in the Iondon Zoo recently broke a two and a half pars' fast by devouring a pigeon.

Vie inb'brated the feat, by eating three more at one meal. Thp telephone exchange of San Krancisco is unique. Tin-building is of Chinese architecture, the operators are Chinese girls, and the Chinese subscribers call by namn instead of by numbers. Marriage License Bureau Hard Hit on Friday, the 13th Friday, the 13th, found the Marriage -License Bureau -ployees twirling their with few applications for licens Only 21 couples applied at V.oro Hall, while in (Queens there 3 couples who dared the jiri. The day was in marked conlrus.

to the usual rush, for April October are the busiest monMn in the year in the marriage licens -business. "We usually issue 60 licenses- day in iht Uureau. with l-'riday he I ightest day in any week 1'eople flo not think Friday as a day as the others to take out a license," sntd i 'hief i 'h rk Marr. in Metro Hall. "When Friday comes on the I he number is cut again, reop'c to think there's no n.

i taking a rha ice on Friday wl there are fne other days to tali out a license." Sylvia fipderer, the 9-yoar-olil heroine of P. S. 163. Uensonhurst, was nwunlpil the Kalston l'urina hero llleilal from St. l.outs for sav ins the life of her brother.

Herman 3 rears old. on Ausr. 10. 1 The two ehililren were ilains with ruliher liall at the mptuin a lter. "Oth uve.

and Bay, when the ball bounded into the water, and the baby, trying: to chase It. fell from the pier. Sylvia plunced in. grabbed hi hrothiik as he went down for the lirst time, and held him with one hand and gripped the pier with the other. Both were hauled from the and the little jrirl has been a hereine of the 3B lliade of the school ever since.

3 BOATS SINK; 5 DIE IN DELAWARE GALE i.ewes. April 14 Three persons were drowned and two died of exposure as the result of the foundering of the tug Jupiter and two coal barges in a gale off the Delaware Capes early today. One of thD drowned was the wife of the capt.mi of the barge Howard. The tug was owned by the Neptune Steamship Company of New York. PHANTOlSHIP IN AGAIN, OUT AGAIN Special to The Knplc.) Creenport, April 14 The luxuriously furnished and speedy subchaser Magdalene, alleged to be playing hide and seek with the Customs officials, the dry enforcement agents, the county officials et is just as much of a phantom today as she was yesterday.

The officials are still seeking and the vessel is hiding. She is like the little pea under the shell at the county fair. Some one on board of her is alleged to have told some one who told the officers that she was going on out on another of those mysterious trips. Assistant District Attorney Hildreth said this morning. The Magdalene is owned by the wife of Dr.

June Johnson of North Haven, Conn, According to Dr. Johnson she's on the. ways getting repaired. According tovthe various sets of officials she is very much afloat and very active in hot comings and goings. Yesterday the officials intended to take a flashlight and search for an allegt-d cargo of booze on her, but she slipped her moorings and roared out to sea while their backs were turned.

The day before James Nelson, a member of her crew, was murderously assaulted on the vessel by two of the ship's officers when he threatened to squeal if his share the swag wasn't forthcoming, and the two are locked in jail, and Nelson is in the hospital with a possible broken back and a jellied face where the men stamped their boot nails. ROUSH SIGNS WITH REDS Cincinnati, April 14 Ed. Roush, star outfielder and batsman of the Cincinnati Nationals, today signed a contract to play with the Reds, PA SIjOPK A PA RTM NT way. The handsome apartment building which is to occupy the site of the well-known Maxwell mansion at the corner of 8th ave. and Cnion is well under way.

The structure is being built by James C. Mears, Manhattan builder, from plans by Slee Bryson, architects, of this boro. 7.. D. Berry is the selling agent for the building, which is to be sold to its tenants and operated on the co-operative plan.

About percent of the suites are to be owned by the tenants and the remaining suites of three rooms and bath, and two rooms and bat are to be rented by arrangement with those who will hold an ownership in the apartment. In construction and equipment the building is to be the last word In multi-family structures. There is to be an interior court in which there will be gardens, with a central fountain and a walk, as well as a playground for children. NO PKR.MIT FOR UQI OII. Harry Rowan.

22, of 250 Barboy and Alfonso Gungulio, 23. of 113 V. Houston Manhattan, will bo arraigned in the Williamsburg Corrr today, charged with transporting liquor without a permit, in violation of the Mullan-Gage Iiw. The pair were arrested by Detective John Mitehei, at Bedford ave. and S.

6th street. TWO NKW ONES. The Melbourne-Arden Productions. of which H. M.

Arden and William Rappaport are the manag ing directors, have announced two new productions Tor he current season. The first will be a melo drama in three acts entitled "In the Balance," which will have a cast headed by Christine Winthrop. The other production is a musical comedy. "My Gal Sal," with book and lyrics by Frank S. Williams and music by George Kramer.

BllTKItMlUv LEMONADE. A refrshing aid nutritious drink may be made fpy he addition of lemon juice and sugar to buttermilk, following the same procedure as in making ordinary lemonade. It will be found ncssary to usp more sugar and more lemon juice than in making lr-monade with water, liuttermilk lemonade should be served very cold. Thread and Silk Employers' Itai-e. Miti April A wage increases effective April WT" Riven today at the factories her of" h'- A int-ru-an Tlm-ad 'run -party.

Holland Silk Company and Wind'narn Suk Company The American Thread 'ompany, wit employees we, did not state 1 1 1 amount of i m-i as-. hut said it would l.n ct "lo ilmse announced of textil. da nt Tii" wo silk miil.s. employiriir aUeu' pwsuns, gave the Incrr a I 2 percent. SWEET POTATOES GROWN IN NORTH But Bulk of Year's 000 Crop Comes From South vept potatoes, ulthough of tropical origin, are now grown in large quuntitips in the United Ac cording to figures for 1921, more than 98.000.000 bushels, valued at over J86.00O.OOO, were produced in this country.

Naturally the climate of the Southern States is better suited to this crop than the shorter growing season of the North, but with early planting sweet potatoes are grown success! ully as far north as Southern Michigan. Government investigators have recently made a Btudy of the different varieties of sweet potatoes now grown in the United States, and have classified them in eight groups. Under these groups are at least 40 varieties having special characteristics, while the list of names by which minor varieties are known runs into the hundreds. The texture, flavor and color of the flesh of sweet potatoes range from dry. mealy ones of whitisn color and low sugar content to juicy, niimrjkin-culored kinds from which sweet syrup oozes during the Sweet potatoes, prepared in one form or another, may be served satisfactorily in almost any course in a menu.

Selena Royle The youngest principal in the cast of "Peer Gynt" is Selena Royle. Her father. Edwin Milton Royle, is a dramatist, whose best known production possibly is "The Squaw Man." He arranged "Launcelot and Klaine especially to present his daughters, Selena and Josephine, in 1921. Her mother, Selena Fetter Royle, was an actress also and continued to act after the advent of her daughters. She it was who introduced Selena to the stage.

When Selena was an intant, nareiy seven years old, her mother began takine her to rehearsals and if she was real good, Selena was rewarded by a visit to the theater to see ner mother act. The little girl was especially fond of watching her mother make up and would stand thoroughly-absorbed at her mother's knee imitating every motion of the capable hands. Now making-up, instead of being an ordeal and a source of anxiety, as it is to most young actresses, is a pleasure for her and at times even, she asserts, it Is a re laxation; as. of course, is any art when it is thoroughly understood. Mrs.

Royle has told an interesting incident regarding the Selena of seven Once, missing her small charge from her usual place in the wings during the first act, Mrs. Royle returned hastily to her dress ing room but found no trace of her there. Everybody joined in the search, actors and stage hands, for Mrs. Royle was constantly in fear of a kidnapper. Mrs.

Royle tiecame al most hysterical when she touna that her costume for the second act was missing. Meanwhile the waiting audience was waxing impatient and as a gradually increasing stamping and whis tling made itself audible back stage, the exasperated manager begged Mrs. Royle to go on in some other costume. Twenty minutes later the curtain went up on a gradually lightening stage, flrcat was the amazement of those before and back of the stage when they beheld the baby Selena, robed in her mother's missing costume, holding up the heavy silk folds in both round fat arms, the small head almost lost in a large picture hat, placed at the correct coquettish angle, exhibiting just the edge of a heavily powdered sr.ia;. the dimple completely filled with powder.

For an instant the people held their breaths, but when this strange figure made a small though stately bow, a chuckle scattered over the dark theater and grew to a great roar and such applause as had never before sounded there. "And that is, says SHena Royle, "the first time was ever on the stage and I liked it so well I stayed." NAMj gamk called off. Washington, April 14 Boston Nationals-Washington Americans baseball game today was called off on account of wet grounds. STEAM BOATS. tJjlHUHa 1 1 Mill oJ.

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