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The San Francisco call., 1910-12-02
JACKSONVILLE RESULTS

JACKSONVILLE, Dec. With the exception
Of the fourth race there was not much class TO
the horses entered on today's card. In this
race. purse event st a mile, scratches re-
duced the field TO four starters. with Donald
Macdonald ruling l TO favorite in the betting.
DE won by neck. Summaries:
First race i've and "a half furlongs-Iada-
sette. to L. won; HUSKY Lad. 10 3, second;
Splinters, TO 5. third Time, 1907 35.
Second race. six furlongs-Abrasion. TO 5.
won; En-. TO 1, second; Shawnee, even.
third Time. l:l5 2-5.
Third race. six furlongs-Caque TO l. won
Anna L. Daley, 10 2, second; Ida D, to 8,
third. Time. l:14.
Fourth race. one mile-Donald Macdonald. to
3, won; Master Robert. . to /. second; Rob r,
out third Time. 1:39 3-5.
Fifth race. six furlongs-S Salyolatile. S to 8.
won Mon Ami. to 2 second; Edwin L, TO
10. third. Time. TIA 2-5.
Sixth race. mile and sixteenth-St. Joseph.
II TO .. w'p,. Spiudler. 20 .. second; Banbury,
TO .. third. Time. las As.
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PENSACOLA RESULTS

PENSACOLA. Fla. Dec. Autumn Rose
annexed the feature event in today's races Incl.
dentally making il three wins for her since the
Eopening Of the meeting. Cold weather ac-
suits:
First race, six furlongso-Rebe Queen, 2 to l.
won: Mae Hamilton. 3 to l. second Lucky Mate,
to ,, third. Time, 119 3-5
Second race, five and half furlongs-Sweet
Owen. TO l. won; H. NJ. Sabbath, even. sec
ond; Rampant. to 2. third. Time, 1:12 IS.
Third race six and half furlongs Gull to
]. won: 0ssian. even second; Walter Mclean,
eyen third. Time, 1:25 3-5.
Fourth race, FIVE furlongs -Geranda. to 1,
won: Brown Tony. 4 to /. second; Ben Sand 4
to x. third Time, 1.05 25.
Fifth race mile and a sixteenth Autumn
Rose. { TO > won; Whip Top. 4 to 5, second :
syzygy, to ), third. Time, l.52 3-5.
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DETROIT WINS IN HAvANA

HAVANA, Dec. 1.-The Detroit base
ball team defeated the Alamendares
nine here today, 3 to in IL innings.
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Good luck likes to visit people who
are not expecting it.
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Hugo Kelley May Fight
Langford in South

DETROIT, Mich, Dec Hugo Kelly,
through his manager, tonight arranged
the preliminaries for fight with Sam
Langford in Los Angeles January II.
1t will be for 20 rounds. Langford's S
manager in California wired the terms
under which the black pugilist would
fight, and Kelly agreed to them. The
winner will get 70 per cent of the gate
receipts. Kelly is appearing in a the
ater here.
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TRACK NOTES

The horses of Captain T. Cassatt are on their
way here in charge Of J. Simon IIealy, who is
the trainer for, the stable. Q
Jackey Matthews was set down for 10 days
by Starter Jake Hoffman for misbehavior at the
post Maxims in the first race.
J. Stowe claimed Greenbrldge out of the fifth
race for $3.50.
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CHESS GAME ADJOURNED

BERLIN, Dec. 1.-The ninth game
of the championship chess match be-
tween d. Janowski and Emanuel Las
ker, which began here today, was ad-
ioprned after 80 moves. Present score.
Lasker 5, drawn 3, Janowski Q.
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100 yards Irrfgator was third. Green
bridge was the favorite, but after show
ing some speed, dropped out of it, ap-
parently short.
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Cured in 5 DAYS
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CURE VARICOCELE. HYDROCEr.F.
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who does not advertise fictitious name aud
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correct name, personally conduct nv Office T
am the longest established most successful
and reliable, as medical credentials and press
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you VIII know you consult a celebrated Spe-
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in such way that no other can share and
should not be classed with medical companfes
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statements OF medical companies. II r. i'm
possible for medical company 10 attend col
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to practice medicine in California or anv
other state Medical companies usually are
Sonality and identity are ir7eAnita Il 20
lected and published ~ the legitimate sDa-
cislist OF the office. Hired substitutes ordi
nary doctors with questionable ability give
consultations. examinations and treatment
MY DIRECT TREATMENT FOR
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That disorder commonly known as 'svvsak
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the EFFORTS OF physicians, vet 70 this very dav
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nentiy cure these cases OF Drema tureness loss
OF power. etc. without the giving of +,
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also cure Contracted Disease Chronic
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THE CALLS RACING FORM CHART
TO allow numbers for Juarez char

OAKLAND. Thursday. Dec l. 1910.-Seven teenth day
Hopper, presiding judge. J. ]. Hoffman starter.
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THE CALLS HANDICAP FORECAST


e; maiden > year olds:
Remarks
Has been running consistently.
VIII be right there.
Ran two promising races.
Should show improvement.
May surprise.
Has not shown much.
No line.
No line.
Shown nothing.
Shown nothing.
Up against il.
Oufcla agSed
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minute on. at 2:33I5. Wing. 9-5 place,
out show. Winner ch. G. by The Roman
OIL Won easily Second cleverly. Third
Wing. always in good position. easily
after leaving half mile pole and gaIloped
outrun all the way, closed fairly well.
six furlongs Edwin T. Fryer sulked all
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Summer street.

Summer street. N;>'E'.~s ." ... ,,3.>.
Mrs Mildred Banks7- et-Handtrr,
MAS in the city Monday.
Mr., Wilson. OF Montgomery. MAS
ia the city the first OF the week.
Don Ioues passed through the city
Monday en- route to Institute where
Ike viii be band Instructor and as
I&islant printer.
Glass No. Of the First BapriS,
Sunday School gave an entertainment
in thr church Tuesday Night, ..
rhc Rev. j. s Carroll, the new
pastor OF Simpson Nj. =. church
WAS greeted by large congregations
Goth morning aud evening. His say
mon at each service WAS received
with great satisfaction. tie attend
ed the Sunday School and class
nr"ling in the afternoon, eNidrn, =
ing Il desire to become thoroughly
acquainted at once with each de-
2artment Of the churCh work. III,
met The Official board Monday night
aud there laid some r!anS before his
official brethren Ivy which he hopes
to achieve success this year, While
every department will receive his
closest attention. be feels the gren.,
responsibility Of saving men and
" omen to God She object for which
lie church was Instituted and set
apart
Rev. Carroll is truly one of thu
strong Young mHn Of the conference.
and "" Dospeak for him a year Of
prosperity along all lines OF church
work. He left Monday morning
for Wheeling from whence ac returns
Saturday with his family,
SUNDAY afternoon the pfetidenca
order Of St. Luk"s will have their
special sermon preached at Simpson
church by the pastor
The officers and mcmbers arc pre-
roll and family. The community is
especially invited to come and enjoy
4 social hour, listen TO timely speech
cS, and We served with n splendid
Elonu
Rev. j. ". Waters returned from
Cumberland MCnday for his family
They wilFl"are Friday Tor their new
field of labor. They leave many
friends. hore who hope they may
max" for themselves many more in
their new homo CITY,
While in the city Re- j. S. Car
rn(l VAS til" house guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs ]. c. Cab"ll Oh bradford st.
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iCoLoisEb SGflAEApQUA Ar Dur,
- ,,---r--@-- ffaNf-S. -

e -
From all partsof the United States
Negroes Will SO next summer, from
July 18th TO August 10th. to Durham,
\, g.. to the great Colored CHATEAU
qua. Talent has been selected with
the greatest care. Men Of national
reputation willAhs heard there, The
Grasses In Bible study for preachers
ana religious workers OF all kinds
VIII begin at : o'clock in the morn
lnS and continue until noon. In
the middle OF the Forenoon, after
aeon and evening there will be
great popular lectures. or some ele-
waiting aud refined entertainment.
The president, DR., james r. Shepard
mas the printed program about ready
for the press. This will be sent out
free TO all inQuirers The South
eastern Passenger Association COW
erlng territory south OF the Potomac
ana east OF the Mississippi river Of
lcrs low priced TRANSPORTATION By the
certificate plan. GoinS tickets may
DC Purchased on sJuly $th, July 18th
to lSth and july Goth to 10th. Re-
duc&d rates return tickets to be sold
On any date within period of Is
days from date OF sale, and an eX-
tension may be obtained to Sept. list
IT desired by deposit OF certificate
when going ticket is purchased.
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a batter hits the ball, and hits it
hard, and it makes a bee-liEe for tho
pitcher The pitcher Is usually ali
agile man, but he is seldom agile
enough TO lie down In time to le,
tho ball pass safcly above him, and
If he did, his captain would possibly
be angry. The ethics of the game
require the pitcher to stand right
there and let that mile-a-m minute ball
bore itself into his hands. did
that once. and the palms of my
hands still ralpitate with fear when
I think Of it. 1t was soon after that
hot liner that ! retired from baseball!
permanently. Some persons Of weak
,.,a,acter would never have wishcn
to see another game Of bail after
such 4 narrowing experience, but
still love TO sees the national game,
if 7 can have a seat in the grand
stand, with q stout wire netting be.
tween me and the scene Of slaughter.
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Charleston

\. j. Cubvrt Campbell, OF ;hc CENSUS
5pihcc, Washington. ID. G.. arrived III
the CITY Tuesday to look after some
.perSOnai affairs. Ne returns to
ANashingtoI this evening.
! l., Miss Julia Irving has returned "a
the city after spending several days
in Maiden with her mother. WHO i
III.
:" W. NJ. Watson, Of IOunS> Gown. O.,
who mas been visiting his family here
Mas returned home.
&sI Misses NJ. b. Watson and Nmi,'
Rogers spent Sunday on 'hr West
Side the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Lewis.
y Complimentary 10 Miss Ann;,
Clayton, C& l.yHchburg. Va. Mrs.
bable Simpson served luncheon
Thursday evening at Hotel iTOwu.
DeidCS the guests Of honor there
were present: Mrs. Carrie Critch-
low, of 'lrNstonr; Mrs. Stella Roy,
OF Droit. and Mrs. Cassie Mitchell.
Five courses were served.
Miss Hattie Taylor WAS painfully
injured last week by a fan.
Mrs Willard Banks left Monday
for months visit TO friends at
Louisville, Ky.
< Eugene Cash was called to i'lcm-
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inpsburp KY Saturday, by the So.
rious illness of his wifr.
Miss Nancy Brown Was host aSS
| to the .Carnation Social Club this
week. So. .r~...
Mis-. Nny Paw fnru,,.,\ of This
rtv WAS ,nit.d i, mo;,-io.., To Mr.,
lG prnich a, Nnr,b Carbon i few
n ,,ol,. ,.n
Nrc \. u .ror,, Nn, HAS boon,
l,rdjsuosc0 for several weeks. is i'm
prov ing rapidly.
N.n,i,n co,.%% ,.,. r,,,r,,,d from,
n.,,, r,,.,, ~.
,n, ,,.1;.s, ~, GIN, mo, wi,n
Miss ,,l;, Eronn r,irro,l Az,
49,, r,,r .rh, r,>, n,,,>,inu viii
n,,, v;,h M,.. - y cam ~,
Nor,.;s .,rn,,
Nr, I,li, Tomas ,f r.,I,,,h Nv
!. ,.i,i,ir, war .i,;,r Mrs Mary
s,,rr. Shr,wshor,., s,r,,,
Mr., ,.rio Owls rf Srntz :, i,
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n -CHNtTACQOA rON ,IGROES

Negroes are to have a ChoutauQuu
at Durham next summer, President
James Il. Shepard is now engaged In
booking talent for the occasion. Sew.
cral persons Of eminent Qualitlca-
lions or national reputation have
been tentatively secured AS soon as
contracts have been signed, they will
be announced.
The main fact now is that the col
orcd public may have Il national cen
ter to which they may so in the sum
NOR to study. to hear great lectures.
to listen to great music, ana TO enjoy
sensible vacation;
This is an opportunity which, if
Durham were not good size city,
might tax the greatest provisions To
take care Of the people.
C-Sj-ii
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session, which WAS given over to tho
appointment of committees and the
transaction Of other routine bus,-
ness. Tomorrow the convention vii!
name candidates for State officers
and adopt a platform for rhe coming
campaign. The party intends to.
work FOR the election Of sufficient
number Of members Of the next log
stature to bring about the adoption
OF 4 Joint resolution looking to the
submission OF Il prohibition amend
ment in 1913
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THE GENTLE SIDE OF BASEBALL

Baseball deserves TO be our ma
tlonal game. 1t is not gentle. ana
W" are not Gcntl" nation. It's best
rNemplllication is by specialists. and
as Il nation the specialists arc doing
our best work in all lines. Their.
IS nothing we like SO we'll, says Ellis
Parker Butler. in Success Maya
zinc, AS to sit around and watch
our specialists do their work, and
then to set OF somewhere and tell
each other how much better they
might do it, if they would only take
our advice. We are hero worship
rrS. and professional baseball creates
Just about the right number of
heroes TO 80 around. 1t is not nrces-
sarr for each man to have the same
nero. which soon becomes tircsomc
t'he comic element is introduced IN
the Hmfires, who have become Il ma
tlCnal joke and rank with the moth
cr-ln-law witticiSms. Baseball is 4
grand game
out and sec baseball game than be
baseball player and stand up and
let on" Of those modern pitchers,
who throws Il ball with the speed Of
four-inch gun, cast Il wisgling ball
at my person, and take q chance on
the ball lodging around me before
1T bored hole through me. / have
been hit by baseball thrown by :,
gentle hand, and | know how hard a
baseball is. Nor would / care to
take to pitching as serious ocCuDa-
ton. TO one unacuainted with til"
gam" 1t may seem safe JOB to
StaEd up and throw hard balls at
the other fellow, but once in aN lille
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GREEN-ROGEiaS WEDDING,

New York, April GA notable
wedding day was ;hat Of Miss Eliza
beth S. Rogers. daughter of William
\. Rogers, the artist. and Mrs. Rog-
.rs. and Lieutenant Henry Sheldon
Green. The wedding took place at
St. James Episcopal church and was
followed by Il reception at the Hotel
Majestic.
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INDIANA PROHIBETiONlSTS

~ indianapolis, - Aprit 1922 G.~~.EverA
county Of Indiana, including seventy,
from which tn" saloon has been
abolished, was represented. among
the 800 delegates and visitors that
filled Tomlinson hall today at tn,
formal opening of the Prohibition,
State convention. A. b. ltirkpatric!1.
Of Kokomoapresided at the militia:
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ST MMER SCttAjA. NJ DURHAM,
NORTH CAROLINA.

Inc summer school and assembly
OF the National Religious Training
School Will open, III Durham. y c..
July 9th to August l4lh. This as
Srmhly is especially to minlslcrs
Rev. Jesse l., HUrlbut. d. d.. will
deliver two lectures daily from July
tn to 18th. DR.. Hurlbut is regarded
as one of the really great authorities
on the Bible and it is we'll worth
lgoing many miles to hear.
Pastors conferences. conducted by
DR.. John +. Ford, Archdeacon W.
George Avant. Rev. r.. n. Hunter
and DR.. d. Webster Davis
All these lectures will be rare
treats. \ special rate has been ar
ranged for ministers.
For application blanks and rates
write the President, James E. Shop
ard. Durham, y. G.
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Gifted. In body and MUD. & write the
National Religious raiHfRg Seh9ei;
Durham, \. G.. and tell them what
You want, Their training school
opens in July. and such things will
be provided. ~. -.s.s r....
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TEXAS GOLF TOURNAMENT

Austin. Texas. April GA classy
field representing practically every
loading golf club of the State throng-
"h tie links of Ihc Austin Country
t'"b today at the opening Of the
.if,h annual championship tourna-
m"nt Of the Texas Golf Association
The DAY VII continue through the
remainder OF the week
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lslG SHIP READY FOR NAVY

ECSton, April 6.--Thc American
SUPERINTENDENT North Dakota.
one OF tho first all-biS-gun buttlr-
ShirS constructed for the United
States navy. was brought up 90 the
EharlrStown navy yard today from
tho yards Of her builders, the Fore
RIVER company at Quincy, prcrara-
tory TO being formally placed in
commission. The first commander
OF the slip will be Captain Richard
4: Mulilgan. "recantly assistant chict-
OF, the Bureau OF Navigation.
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If YOU want to learn dressmaking
now to make baskets. mats! etc, at.
tend the Summer School at Durham,
in July =,
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Miss Laura Fsuccttc. of Pittsburg
Pa. Will have charge OF the Domesti,
Science Department, assisted by Mis-.
Katie DaYis of -Tuskegce
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Miss Grace Hemingway, one of The
foremost child story tcllers, viii
conduct Chilaren's Hour from
July l2th to 18th.
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Sharpe and Flynn are having a
fine race to see who will play first
base for the Pittsburg Climb. They
are about equal in Gliding, but Flynn
ting.
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II YOU want to tent out for a few
weeks and. a, to 5aasptime be ben
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$500

ton andOyc Arm Chair is Of same cOnstruc-
The ab finish rs the Swing. Have also
same pattcru in the Rocker, Scttcc and
Hooker Scttee.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-04
POMONA COLLEGE AFTER
$4,000 FROM CARNEGIE

POMONA. May IA number of Pomona
men were present at a dinner given last even
at the Claremont Inn, at which time the cam
paign for raising money here for the Pomona
college endowment was discussed with Presi-
dent James A. Blaisdell of the college. 1t Is
the plan to raise s1S0,0OO to meet conditions
upon which the securing of 600 from Andrew
Carnegie depends. and also to entirely free
the college from debt Toward this fund 1t
is thought possible to secure S25,Co0 from
friends of the college in Pomona valley, and
at the meeting last evening following the din
ner ways and means to secure the amount
were discussed all realizing what immense
advantage is gained for Pomona valley in the
possession in her midst of Pomona college,
coloniziug factor of no small importance
Speeches were made by H. ]. Nichols, H. N.
Kinney, II. G. Tinsley, Arthur M. Dole
Charles e. Walker, Rev. t. T. Creswell, Rev.
Albert p Davis, Rev. Franklin Bugbee. A. p.
Nichols Prof f. P. Bracket, Dr. A. j. Cook
and President Blaisdell
1t was finally decided to appoint committee
OF nve TO form the nucleus of larger COM
mittee of twenty-five to start canvass for
subscriptions.
There was much enthusiasm at the gathering,
which included G. e. Walker, A. M. Dole, f.
r. scaver, c. NJ Stone, r. B. Fredendall H.
c. Tinsley, H. II. Kinney, A. T. Richardson
H. ]. Nichols. r. M. Davis, M. H. Wilson, p
]. Dreher, Rev A. p. Davis, Rev T. T.
Creswell, Rev Franklin Bugbee, Prof. F. F.
Bracket. DR.. A. j. Cook and President Blals-
dell.
A Japanese meeting was held at the Chris
tian church this afternoon. The speakers were
NJ Takamura and Hawai- and Mrs. Takamura
Mrs Hawai- recited the twenty-thrd Psalm in
Japanese, and her son, years old, sang and
gave recitation.
Miss Cooper, who has been Kindergarten
teacher In Japan, also spoke. The meeting
proved interesting, the Japanese appearing in
native costume. Refreshments of tea and rice
cakes were served
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-04
NEW SHOW ON BROADWAY,
so SAYS F. B. SILVERW00D
Picture Theater Demolished to
Make Way for Clothes

A new show" is about to be opened
on Broadway, the Mecca of the amuse-
ment seekers of Los Angeles, as well
as its shoppers, although the name of
the angel backing it, F. b. Silver
wood, gives a hint that the features
staged will not be of the moving pic
ture variety. AS a matter of fact the
new show is to be an exhibit of Hart,
Shaffner and Marx clothing, "The best
line of clothing ever designed to make
young man look attractive" says
G. e. Nagel, manager of Silverwood's
Los Angeles stores, and as Silver
woods part of office boy is wont to
remark, "A man Is young as long as
he takes candy home to his wife and
is particular about his clothes"
Strollers on Broadway yesterday
were surprised to observe Workmen
laying waste the interior of one OF
the big moving picture theaters adJoin-
ing Silverwood's store on the corner
of Sixth street. and the room where
thousands of persons had the day be-
fore thrilled to the pursuit of hero
inc of one dimension by villain OF
equal thinness on the moving picture
screen looked as barren as if it had
not been occupied for months.
"Our new storeroom will give us
floor space on the street level of near
ly 10000 square feet" said Mr.. Nagel
yesterday (which will be the lightest,
as well as the largest space devoted
exclusively to the showing of mems
and young mems clothing, furnishings
and hats in Los Angeles. In addition
our basement store will be enlarged to
5000 square feet, devoted to the sale of
mems and women's khaki suits and
outing clothes, uniforms. working
clothes and overalls."
The enlargement of the store, which
is expected to be completed by June
5. will give the store frontage of
200 feet of show windows on Broadway
and Sixth streets. The new windows
will be finished in curly birch, and one
large window on Broadway, 40 feet
long without an obstruction. will be
devoted exclusively to showing Hart,
Shaffner and Marx suits.