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81, CHIT DELAY
in THE PR OGRAM

Special Co THE Inteiliren,.er

Special to The InteiliEencer.
Washington, May 15.TPostponement
OF the Niagara Falls, Mexican media.
tion conference from Monday Ia! Wed.
nesday, at the request OF the Huerta
delegates, changed the plans Of the
South American Tnediators and the
American commissioners for fiepar.
fture today and tomorrow, ana at the
same time dpced much speculation
g: -: &C ;>;s:A:i.i.S slisss IA.
lay. s 2 u 3 3. Z, &c.
: Later the spanish q III s fbHs5 here
who is caring for the Interests OF Mex
lie o In the United StateRA authorized
q statement that the delay merely
meant that the EIuatta. $ delsSatsd
wanted q bsfse respite lFom thsir
long Journey and had iif, RosftiraI ifn-
pnrtance.f The Spanish anibasBa dor
VII igtye the NJ cans 8 dinner here
SATURDAY night; after which they viii
pFocee 20 ads. (. f5 Iii = -
south erican diplomats and Amer
icen ssioners will 1ehse Sunday
end Monday and an viii assemble
Wednesday. - S 81 .st 8. :s,, 8;
Ilnt the whole. President ElIsoh and
his cabinet today took q more hone
flil view OF the Mexican situation Than
they had for weeks They are cqhiil
dent mediation viii ac6bnp piii5h Esii;s;stG;= Esii;s;st;
thing toward the pacific settl element
OF the problem. The consti titutionat lists
capture OF Tampico brought out the
fact that there Is no prohtbition
'against the. sehlpSent Se arina Into
that port from the United States or
any other country. :,
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.PRAY ron PEACE
l.lst th0aisf Grateh os flle Northern
States lIaks Appeal. 6

(. ~ :. ash gfSas y ~. = Prayers for
the asxseap situation we're requeatea
y. AL Meth dist Episfopal churches
,un Sunday. My IL .in q commiinica-
tidp addressed to all the chursht.s fs.
day BY Earl Cranstol, senior 4blshDp
OF the church +, =, 3
IN ilis statement, BfsiioD C,rafiston;
sailed upon district slib beFintehtlefits
aIsd pastoEs bf the elInreh .sso pray in
public cong s6ns Sunday and %
axhort all the be e6piss 4. inns 10
prgy ia prfyRte Cor she a iStae III sariag
upon the sffcrta 81 the msdiasora 3
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ARGRNTENR cORN


S : t7lts1H1s ~ az y zbf ffstITnafe9 tiIiit
flle Argentina port akiea surplus y y
corn had been cut a Ao3u peFhaps fe5. {
Q09, 900 Atisli els on 20 iiaessallf f
damage BY, atosi.is W made flie
core marks here IN
ere lsas q decfd Cd bulge iSss prfsses
but hesavy sales 10 realize profits ieis
the cplse niefese eteatS AT q eoia sSF
~ "a l-2 q lsSa net, Wheat 7oRsd d
sllale - - - g :ss..s5Fs sdss sight; cats
si0lk q 1-4 aiyance ard re0yiaions
pne Sd 70 i rise soE is Ia. q
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CEaEL TON
BACKS A |, 8: VIII SON
the Panama Tolls Esepeal Bili
md Giyes Strong Reasons
TheFefor

Hasiiiagton, May senator
silton OF West Glnia. yesterday
the senate why he favored the
snina tolls exemption repeal bill.
never has been the policy OF the
Tnocratic paaty 10 break treaties Z
esd the West Virginia seator. I can
rot beiieye that q einocrRtic NconYen-
ssen, nor that . mass Of people with
ct! 70 their government would
essre. the United States TO take a po-
ts0ns OF violating at treaty. II.
ssnatdr Chiffon said the exelnptiou
heidx ana therefore the Bal.
sernitted the repeal.
svAfv could mot
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Rebels Take q Town. Z

Juarez Mex. May is. Monciova,
the last town held BY the fedeEais on
the National Railway. OF Mexico be-
tween Piedras Negras. opposite Eagle
Pass, Texas, and Saitillo has been oc.
cupied by Constitutionalists under
General Francisco: Murgia, according
to Il message FROM General Murgia. re-
ceived today. The message, stated
that the Federal garrison fed as soon
as the advance guard OF the Constitu-
tionalists came in sight.
The capture OF MoncloYa, it is said,
win probably permit the opening Of
f5iifiifiss aiiaiiicat!ea neIwaen inc h6riiit.r
and Monterey.
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yrla Wants XIiiInunitIoi1.

|; Ei Paso, Texas, May Is. The atti-
tude of the American administration
with regard to the embargo on arms
caused immediate actiyity along this
section of the border. etis ,tiS
When the announcement came by
wire tonight stitet there was no prolii-
bitioD against shipDfng arms ind am
mnnition to Tampico from the United
States or eisewhere. there was an iIIi-
mediate exodus eastward OF Constis
tatsssvasi lists purehasing agents, and
arms and ammunition salesman, Who
hurried away to reach the point where
they could come Into closest touch
with arms SiifpiiiS.i iI Tn -. : z
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REEEASED ON BAIL
Young Virginia Woman Accused. O
killing Husband.

Louisa Court House. Va, May l5.--
Mrs. Victor Hall, widow of the young
merchant shot TO death in bis home at
Green Spring, on April 15, was indict-
cd today for murder by the special
EFand Jury. which bas been investigat-
Ing the crime for Ascc lays.
Mrs. Hall was In court. having been
arrested yesterday on q bench war
Tnnt following q second attempt to
burn her home and store. She was
reieaged on bali -
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VILLA IS FLYING
OVER { |. THE TRAIL. | |
TOWNS HELD BY FEDEgs
HITHERTO ARE NOW
SURRENDERING
THE END I'M SIGHT
-.--------
He WIN Get Husrta Ef che Media.
tors Do Not hurry Up, Their /.
Work of Paeifieasion
p
The END I'M SIGHT
(Ry Associated Prasa /

: Forreon Mex May 15.-Not even tho
telegraph is able TO keep track of
General FRANCISCO Villas movements,
according TO reports OF his activities
which have reached here. Up and
down the railroad from Peredon and
Hipoliti to ToTreon he rushes, urging
forward the 5olting trains, seeing that
provisions are properly distributed
and looking. to the comfort Of, his
horses.
The repairing of the raiiroad Is go
Ing, forward rapidly. but Il, is said here
that General villa VIII press his troops
pEWard in "a drance of the constfuc-
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President iWishes psSees.

IS New York. My 10. William Jen-
pings Bryan, In an address Tonight
6Ettda:: stsi5sy s.f.s
t.Qpfth the new era which lis being
Hshered into the world, Royernmefts
In power viii rescrt more and more
to reason and less and less to force.
''MedlaflOn is just now being att tsraIitl
ed in o question affecting the United
States. Thank God that we have q
president who hopes that mediation
viii succeed He Is ia sympathy with.
ihes medfRti tion efsayts and trusts Tint
be nasinl.s henor VIII be maintained
and the welfare of. Mexico conserved. = =
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DEATHS EN- ROUTE
American Wounded Die on The solaee
/ On Way Home.

New York, May 1.-THE naval hos
.nital ship Solsce, wich reached quar-
.antine early yesterday morning deck
Cd at tho Brooklyn navy yard with
lDl patients from Vera Csus, The
ship also brought the bodies oe Henry
IS; 50 s;.s.
the navy men, who died OF iW0ansis re-
cs:dtsad c,:d IN the occupation OF the Mex
isan city. -s.
) There We're on board the. vessel al
wounded; the remainder were suffer-
ing from disease contracted in Mexico.
OF the latter, however. many were
conValescent
Hunter Dobson, an ordinary seaman
from the battleship Louisiana; died
on the voyage Sunday night of appen-
iicitis. =
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NJ rs 30 NGI MOVE
Secretary, GaErtsea SAys Arts;lerv Or
81. (, & sesSIygt lSew.g ~ q 55I

Washlhg ton .Afa a.4.-A csiyity which
began yesterday iii R0yerniiieilt ar
senhls and at c6aat srtiIlety posts fol-
lows the pree utI0narg affangen1eIifs
Of the war depnr rtInent I'm sIie Mexican
situation, SecretarY G3rrisoli Raid To-
day. The aeefefary declared fiiat no
new orders had heen Issued TO any
hre nah se The sersfca -,
The coast artillery has heen ,iisicr
orders te be q readIness or some
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time" said the secretary. "It was
part Of our original plan to create
provisional. infantry regiments from
the coast artillery"
The secretary said that the work
being done in government arsenals
wGs In compliance with orders from
oflcers directly in charge and that he
had no knowledge of 1t.
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SffU3RRTtS GFlIEF RIDE
a FALLS Z FL00Il81 DEAD

sfsew York, May 55. Howard Iaeott.
aged 80 was known as tie right hand
man OF Lee Schubert. the theatrical
MS room IA the seventh story gof liie
st. danpes Hotel cary today ana was
inssantiy killed sss ..st. ,s.'s, .ssi
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SIExIc1S GGNB61Ts
Are Being FalloWed IN Their Myster.
s. sens iris SaRtl 3.

Zarageza and Bravo, which abandoned
this statlosnht Tanlifco W ID tina fed .
erals yGosiated that city, passed Vera
Cruz late today. TIi6Si had been FIJI
lowed sonth by tlle ted statea nT,is
iaer Tacoma ana torpedo boats.
The torpedo 5nsfs !. here hat Sic,
scout eFaIsss II Z ssiaf " E. , defachesl
lfsollt ths iieet To- X tle sunboats iIi
Isight
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Army MEDICAL SUPPLIES
Supplemental BiIf5for sSB,0O0 IEal
! Been Urged.

+ Been Urged.
Washington. May rs "A supplement.
tai estimate of $4,000 for army med
feal and hospital supplies "to meet
emergency conditions now existing, or
likely to arise in the near future" wns
submitted to the house today by tho
war department.
Secretary Garrison said the money
was needed to cover extraordinary ey-
renditures incidental TO the occupa-
tinn of Vera Cruz and the mobilization
OF troops for services abroad.
Surgeon General Gorgas said tha
current appropriation OF $750,O00 for
the incdicai and hospital department;
was barely sufficient for ordinary con-
dttions and all has besn expended.
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i ReDeI Victory.

Vera Cruz E7y 15.-Tuxpan has
been evacuated by the Federal garri-
son and occupied by the Constitutions
alists. The fedaraIs 500 strong feceiv-
word yestel-l2 y OF tae approach .sf the
Constitutionalists, went out to meet
them. They were overwhelmed by he
1000 constitutionalists and retreating
from the town. Immediately scattered
TO the hills. s
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Ntrlke Ont Pie,1il 8.

Cliiltons Ny, May s. When faTaii-
tDii college aefeafe Hinton CoiFeEe
team 10 q here today, PfscIier II sbyce,
or Hamilton struck out tixeiIty one
feat not - 81 :ssss.!!ss:
'baaekall since l9iI Two weeks q 20
,et ncheater Royce stFusi out tN NAnIy:
men, q
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or the publication OF insl GO col facts
IN the possession Of the society, It
seaty, cretary OF the Pennsylvania
branch pf The organization. rs
have read all the. papers, !" he said,
Fhnd there are tales 4 of. poverty Tof
st!,tsle Pour best AZ cestors that would
) be- better lsft Untold than In pfii,ted
TORN. There ar& stories toe. Is IiI5isf
money difiieaItlas ikISh q ger,tleiaass i
sent TO F'khhc0 that me- yhesk tieft ~ !
they nom. remain. = x q 5, E.
The resolution was Ei Cd drawn;
Tii6 next s;SsiS ss,t tgS1 q "a
named, hut II ls reported tSat 8 hss.
silie, y. g. has bseli decided o.l: q; &
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CALLS OPP zgEIs ~ Y;TAIi.
50 s..EAlze no II i M ftI . n n 4 ys

SNtimin 6t6 81; May teSgark ga
fel, son ;of q vel. illnotksi ana shroiliiE
ieflt citiaen of sf3fpns y 10 K coutsy wes
sen fenced to thirty a rye In iail Siy
IsseOrief FdriaaR today for con IN Is
OF court. Eefei Ssla "a 4 tEins fSr vIi-
srancy nlaflEIctII as:i::th Eaoti a ear 8
was testifyinE that. lefsI Ifad & i
seen ltaflng here vefAs mouths With
who was seated iby IFS aitoFnsr,
nroolIe e. i1nDiE. ysI 10 econ siicss
hfr FuFlcns aA = aFese sfiS i
braided tie Dtiicef dis & i@s..s2- slas -,
The pleading OF reEel,s "a ltiier no aEi a q
p.ttofn ey faiIed 10 SNAKE the fScDrSfeF
IN issa tiete Termination to- send The Sosiis&
man tc pail fot 30 siaye and he SCI !.
his term tnansdi seIy FOR, hefRInv.
sthe cAse bsiag continued! rlse affair
created much attention. ssS
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Vienna, May / Is; What experts de-
clare "a be:ia bSaufiftil speefTie4 al
Titan 81 work has been discovered ia
the Count ossiiiInskiis gallery ss
lsehtb IL Is d posEflit of Esssa u4l
eysnpl Eastfo ana il dates beck 10
akle. s. q. 9. 3 3
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soAl &c EallfOAn freight rate
pms dnhe.s e as ''remarks" by
sconsin senaseIs..
10 lA-A.1- --AGE l-1-a -1rA
IA S.A.r SeN, ~, s.vtSA StiU VHEl2L@O tiias
Slcation meant e tofssS Sh.t %
payers OF the country OF $IS,-
lch Of the 5si senators and
OF congress- were to pad the
Pnal record like that said
Aardt. 1T would cost the
.3e7,01t and to this SAFELY
Nded several more Thousand
he cost Of the Wrapping
necessity 70 get tits pub-
le reading q public-in ali
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"a NEW WRIN LIE
BY T. A a. ITE
Gblished Ia Cohgres Record
Rerassils 10 Es 4 !; se1ss,s i :s.i.5a
aso En cost lset Value
.(By Aaencia,ltad lI5rasa /

Washington. May 15.-Democratic
economists of the, house, including
Representative Befhhardt, of indiana,
chairman OF the ehosse printing COM
mtttee, were stirred to-day, over the
appearance OF o spseiai e5itior jof the
cong ressional record Containing infor-
nation Senator La oliatts of wis
consir desired pub bIfshetf on the aties-
tioH OF railroad Fat b st 4 s. 6:
The special edition contained 868
pages and was, devoted to eofnunida.
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John D. and John RIA Comparison

John district ba nnhsf Of the Uni'ed Nine woksss
the the strike leader southern Colo
jehn xeckeeT speech at Labor hall day
aSo John naicued what termed the christianity Of the oil
king and the millionaire thereby winning for
hins applause uncnis who glory attacking
budosed recognition Of their al
legged rights
very John Lawsnn about John D.
conpang accopshnenss the the attack
looks like the barking Of measy little yellow al masn John
D. Be all that alleged a he and John
may Be all that other he but putting the '~o
side By remark that the State Of Colorado
Of the john wealth invested
industries and without the acfomenny sytso Of the k Of John
John given employment Thousands Of in Colorado who
coed families good citizens who helped
grow enabled family 70 make
living but has caused families endure hardshps and prvaton and
added effort aiding Colorado grow or pros
John has helped build the and John and his crowd
seeking destroy established industries and imPover
sh citizens and bankrupt the
John inclined conduct his industries Colorado without
recognizing his business and he violating
when he that position John r. wishes to keep
number Of John D employees back work because Of the
mentioned John RS business all
wild nving will John miss meal or spend one
cees night We rather think that John get along and pay
and lift the his household furniture without
considering John R.
the nations greatest beneaco and most liberal
rhanthop John r. been Coorados greatest agaors
liberal advice John has millions invested In Coos-
John had red invested in anything that added
building Rs crowd have been do
ing their utmost to tear down.
1t that the majority Of earning people IN the
Sn accumulated wealth general
principles average successful aud Of the
successful and the millionaire held up to the pub
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roSb svssy & ~ vssA
niloath ssssd eppestaay
What JAa has and d vAat AA does and b what
Shsw these labor agten asd stks lsad chance
Industry rather think sod old hsnan would
principles Of which they fond goodbye sit
the seas Of the mighty
Jeha T. q chance make million We think
not oag wssA Jeha stump the downtrodden
Joha could living other Can anybody
the T. crossing answrr How long would old Yellow
Buttons himself MANIPULATE shean in his stufy office At
he oesd become the ol king the steel king coal
bsron Old Yellow Buttons woud burn his coat tails getting the
door when Opportunity knocked. 10 open up
r. with all his talk and pleban appearance and coal dust
simply aang and strike leading for good round dollars
that every Yellow Buttons running
paper for the
Any thinking hypeorses worlds
used make speech for local op.on How
committed the sins that they condemn
uterances How socad Labor leaders have
opponents Of the socd rights Of labor when
they employers meni all farce and John knows
and laughs himself very often doubtless the Of his bed
chamber
salary John and the title he holds and tell
him three dollars week and then how long
which he speaks eloqucnty
Yellow Buttons without his weekly envelope for few weeks
and then deepooed affection human
ity".
Get down to the analysis saying
about John tomooy John probably angel like
Mary Harris R. All three Of them have hard
time sneakng Peter and be that old Yellow Buttons
will within birds perspective of the atc but
let's ourselves Compare what John has done with
a his John R. has done with all his virtues and
then 90 take a Coca Cola. Well need it.
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WOMAN SHOT BY
HUSBAND At MORLEY
DIES At HOSPITAL

Mrs. Trcje. the woman who wac
shot rhuEsday nikht at Morley. died
last nigh, at San Rafael hospital.
Juan Ttcjo. the husband Of the dead
~oman--thc man who did the shoot
iuE-is stiil at large. despite every
effort on the par. Of the shcriffs Of
flee and the authorities In the differ
cnt camps and in the New Mexico
towns. where they have been no'i-
iicd 20 'ook out for him.
According to the story OF the woman
ted before she died. her husband
came home under tho Influence. Of
liquor Thursday and made gun
play. She spoke sharply to him and
he then oporcd fire. Three bullets
from a JS-caiibrc revolver struck tho
woman in the abdomen. inflict'ng
fatal wounds.
An inaucst will probably be held
over tho body Monday. In the mean
time every effort will be made to
capture the murderer. He Is de-
scribci as being an Old Mexico Mcxi-
can, . feet. 3 inches tall. and weighs
1876 pounds. He has the features aud
hair common to the race. He made
his escape right after the shooting
and the officers have no trace OF his
whereabouts. II Is believed. how
ever, that he might have attempted
TO return to Old Mexico and the au-
thoritiee In New Mexico are keeping
a close watch for him along the var
ious roads he might attempt to use
! to return to his native country.
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'G0v. CAREY Of WYOMING
STARTS RuMPUS At
IRRIGATION CONGRESS
LiUelv Scenes on Floor When Newlands Bill i,
Discussed. Take Action on Carey Act
Projects and Suggests Policy.

b-nssr. April IA spirited
clash over the pending S--iaads-
br"as>afi drainage fi0oi prevention
bill to-iay l-i to Hses, ara,nati. /.
s-'-n-s ever witnessed at an irrisa,
lion conference, In the .aurs-. of ,h-
debate Gos-rnor Carey Of Wsonins,
charged G-ors- II. Maxwell of Cali
fornia With having represented the
faiifoads in efforts ,o aispos. Of
srfiP, Maxwell i-noans.d th-
.harss as absolutely false Las,
nish, a resolution pr-s-n'c.i by the
California delegation -as adopted,
iasnssias tho N-sianis' bill. The
Western eos-rHors' rnf-r-nrn .as
then In a.rssion In another par, os
III. sariini. when tho irritation
eoaf-s-ns. b-sas IL. work ,.iay the
governor. s-s- oa hand. Gov. sery
nf ttah, tnpk tho fi.sr AMI asked
for information sria,is. Tn ih- ar
'ion os the eonf.s-ns. last night.
Chairman Jon-s s-ai tho California
resolutions. That of-n--i tho hattie,
John faifs-a,h-r. at Caiif.snia. Dc
f-a.-i the action at tho conference.
then Go,~rnar cafry sn.k the ,I.,r.
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BOLD DAYLIGHT
H0LDuP OF ILLINOIS
CENTRAL TRAIN

S-s Orleans. April ii.-A hsia
daylight hoia'ap Of l.ass@assrs on
iiiinsi. r-nuai 'rain. No, "a. ~as
attempted today n-ar Taasip-ahaa.
la. Two robbers -n,ssri Ihs aas
coach aaa commanded pas.rnssr. 10
bold ap their hands. os" of the fob
hSr. fiaarishins a pistol while the
other b-esn searching the iiassrhr
ssfss \ negro potter. named Aiira.
attacked the naan haidihg the sun
sna ~as .hs, through tho ''-siI ah.i
Dangerously p'sundsh. oa9 at th.
F.,.isrss raii-d tho h-ii -oFas ssash
iaaIrrsi ami He'd - tho una1fbfSish,
y. loo, was ,ahra. Tho sheriff at
Tansipsh.a has Far- 10 tho sroae
~i,h = posse
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MINERS CONVENTION
BREAKS Up IN
GENERAL WRAnCLE

Pit,sburg. April 1.-Two rump
conventions. both powcrlc-s to do
more than recommend. were held BY
"insnrgrnt' and administration
factions of district No. 6. United
Mine Workers OF America. yesterday
and led to a clash between the two
parties which resulted In the arrest
OF five mon. Later both factions held
meetings in separate halls.
Al meeting OF the "administra-
ton faction. n resolution condemn
ing the action of the miners Of the
district for quitting work after ih"
district officers had signed a scale
agreement renewing the Cleveland
scale for two years and upboldinE
the action OF President Van Bittncr
and other officers In signing tho
agreement, was adopted.
Thomas Robertson. of Robbins.
one OF the men arrested in the mclcc
earlier In the day. presided as the
''insurgcnt' meeting. The delegates
appointed a committee to ask Prcsi-
dent Bittner to address the meeting
but Bittncr declined to come to the
hall. Efforts to have the convention
recommend general strike were fu-
tile.
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EASTER ST0R N
CAUSES FR0WN
FROM DAME
FASHION
Special Services Al Churches
1OaelTou. Stores Of CITY
Dls)|ay Seasons Latest
nOtols n 6evns
lad Hats
TOO Gao II SHOWED

I, 70 In b- a .,nsHay FASTER Saaiay
ia Tfiniiaa. This announcement Of
tho weather man hsag 10 ll,,i- die
h-sst-ains ss tho we'll irsss-.i ladies
10 has- n-~ gowns and n-e hats.
Dsi; there is no x~ttins a.ay srutn H.
After several hoass af asissiins rain
yesterday. the s.osstar- tasnr.i Ihla
.h.~ atosis o'eiosh lasl sish, and
,h- -his- flakes felt al, aizh, and
covered the xrpana 60 isrth at
aipu, ,hrro NJ fsar insh-s 'ti.
morning II MAS a vet snap that
.Had- the ras-ns-n.s and sidewalks
.iushy ana II Il shass topsarsu-
there .iii s- juicy uaua I. assrasa'-
sh- isis .-x uirrtas ,s iaasi.r sew.
ices in fssnpss
There -iii b- special FASTER s~rs-
is-s in all the esuWas. sssHasrp~
ahi special h,asio sah tho various
ria,-~ n, worship haze b-.a d-sora,-
I'D in The usnat t.ss;sr trimmings
siih Easter iiii-s Dad fio.rrs rr--
ausniuaiins. Easter Sanaay is the
srrai church -. Of the ssiraSar
year sna the s,sressns- /. always
in.s-ssv,s spsaF so,d Il Ia The dsy
A.ss SAre .liSsse tsSasps ssssau6sss
kess-if tn. sd II siss~s. h0~.
-s-r. has f.ovned assin.
The ss"s-s Of 'h- risr has- i--a
displaying Easter fashions in scar.
inE apparel. h-aas.af ans footwear
Tor ,~s-sai r--a., MAnF s,ares
have other Faster trimmings that ar.
r-ai i- the .hiidr-u. tho little fiutfy
chi.k.n- AMI miniature sabbi's and
eansfv -sys and what not. Tho