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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-23

Come IN your auto or take street car.
routes or 20; There is plenty OF shelter
for 10 600 people, although sufficient force
has been employed to wait on customera 80
that there will be az little delay as possible
The street car company has promised TO pro.
vide adequate service.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-23

II Principe Alfonso, della Casa Bor-
bone Orleans che reccntcmcntc ri
nunzio' il suo titolo di infantc di Spagna
il privilegio del titolo Reale, in una
intervista coucessa al correspondents del
'Giornalc d'1talia' ha dichiarnto che
dverra' un uaturalizzatO cittadino
Italiano. Fgi ha dctto che la sua
iutcrdi2ionc dalla Cortc Spagnola fu il
risultato di Uu cOmplOtto per conhscarc
In sua proprieta ed ha aggiunto chc Ia
sua iigliaStra. prinripcSSa Beatrice.
sorcla della Regina di Rumania, 2ra
dietro il complotto ed influence suo
nepotc. il Re Alfonso di Spagua.
Dopo Ia discussions ed il voto di
hducia al Governo. In Camera 81 e.
aggiornata fino al 2S gennaio prossimo.
Lon. Nitti in un Suo discorso passo'
in rivista lintcra situazionc, Motto
cntusiasmo eg!i sollcvo quando di-
chiaro': "Ncssun bisogno minaccia
che l'Italia dovra' esserc portnta
popolo del Parlamento. ALA ria
pertura della Camera. dopO Natalie. 10
presentero' un prOgettO dt lcggc per
modifcare l'articolo , della nostra
Costituzione, secondO il quale articolo
il Re ha il solo diritto di dichiare
guerra, concludere la pace ncgoziare
trattati. II mio progetto di leggc pro-
pone che il solo Parlameuto ha il potere
di dichiarare guerra
L'intera Camera, comprcsi i Socla-
listi, so alzo ad applaud frenetica-
mente. Osservatori politici hanno dl-
ehiarato che ron. Nitti ha ottenuto un
!. grande trionfo, pin di puelo che abba
potuto ottenerc qualsiasi altro preSi-
dente del Consiglo del Ministri durante
ali ultimi % ami.
Trieste. 21 dicembrc-NOnostantc gil
sforzi per ritardare cancelare il pro-
posto plebiscito in Fiumc, sulla qucs :
tione di accettazione della proposta del
Generate Baduglio. Capo di state Mag
eiore dell Escrcito Itali8no. sccondo Ia
auale dovcva provvcdrrsi ALA occupa-
zione della ctta di Fiumc con truppe
regolar che dOvcyano sostituire quelle
di D'Annunzio. il voto dato sembra che
sia fortementc in farore per Iaccctta-
zione della proposta. Gabrielle ID An
nunzio. cio' nonostantc. avrebbc decli-
psto di accettare tale risultato cd ha
dichiarato che riscrva a lui stesso ogni
decisionc al riguardo. Secondo gil uf-
ficiali incaricati per la votasione, sem
bra che So per ccnto del votanti siano
stati in favore della occupazione da
parte dele for2e regolari italianc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-23

The following new articles will be placed
m sale In limited quantities:
Article Price
Roots. rubber, Marine S4.25
Coats rubber, Marine c...,.........., 5.25
nrawers, nainsOOk, Marine, all sizes 80
Drawers w0clen, heavy. Marine, all sizes 2.25
Drawers. wOolrn, light, Marine. all sizes. l.15
Drawers. wOOlen. medium Marine. all
loves, woolen. Marine, all sizes. .... 30
flats, rubber, Marine, all sizes. ......,.. rs
Socks, wOolen, Marine, all sizes ,. 80
Undershirts. woOlen, heavy, Marine, all
rndershirts, wOolen. lIEht, Marine, ali
ndershIrts, wOolen. medium Marine,
ali sizes ;.:.... .a.,...,.....,.... I.s5
cloth. blue, Navy, ~ OZ..,.......... 5.25
Cloth. blue, Navy. 80 oZ.,..,,....... 900
Flannel. blue, Navy, IL 0y........... 400
Blankets, Marine, = ID, drnb color. 80. 6.25
Biankets. Navy, lb., pearl gray color 81
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-23
WINS SEAT IN PARLIAMENT
Lieutenant Colonel Freemantle. Goa
Iition Unionlst, Elected

London. Dee. 23.---CRy 4. r.l--
Lieutenant Colonel r. l.. Frccmuntle.
coalition unionist. was elected to Par
lament from Hertfordshirc in the bye
election held December 10. it was an e.
nounccd today. He had } plurality of
713 over the Labor and liberal candi.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-23
NAVY SURPLUS SALE STORE
RETAIL
Opened Monday Morning, December
%, and viii Be Open Every Day
Except Sundays and Holidays,
From 9 A. M. to a p. M
IN HUIIDING No. 4O1, JUST OUTSIDE
NAVY YARD GATE

The following new articles will be placed
n snle In limited quantltles:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-23
MASS IN RUINS AT RHEIMS
Wards of American Red Cross to
Sjno In Cathedral on Christmas

Rheims, Sept. S.-(By \. Pp-
ass viii be celebrated Christmas morn
Mass will be celebrated Christmas
morning in Rheims Cathedral by Car
dinal Lucon. Fart of the hrc-swcpt'
she'll shattered transcpt has been mr.
ranged as chapel u wooden roof aud
glass windows having been placed in the
great structure by the committee of his
toric monuments and the Society OF
Friends of the Cathedral. at an expense
of more than $4,000.
More than fifty children from the
city who are being supported by the
American Red Cross have been rchears-
ing Christmas carols for the service.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-23

Pariei, 30 dircmhrc.-Notizic qui'
Eiuntc annunziano che Gabrielle Dan
nunzio ha lasciato il commando di Fiume.
c tale notizia e. confcrmata da dispacci
pervenuti da Roma.
II dispaccio aggiungc che il poeta
soldato G. ora in alto mare.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-23
PLOT, SAYS PRINCE ALFONSO
Spanish Noble Declares He viii Be-
come Italian Citizen

Rome, Dec. 23.--(By A. PO--
Prince Alfonso of Bourbon Orleans,
who recently renounced his title as in
fantc of Spain and the privileges OF
royalty, announces that he will become
naturalizcd citizen of Italy.
lie declares his interdiction by the
Spanish court was the result of a plot
to confscatc his property and says his
daughter in law, Princess Beatrice,
sister of the queen of Rumania, was
back of this plot and influenced his
nephew, King Alfonso of Spain.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-02
SGgunda y t0TCGra
COnferenCia AgrfcOIa
en- TTujiIIO Alto

Sc ha llevado efecto la Sc
,gunda conferencia agrfcola en- cl
barrio de Carraizo Bajo.
Resulto muy animada por ha-
Der asistido numerosa concurren-
,cia, y, la vez, por ell concur
so de los maestrOS MedardO Cara
70 Gonzalez, Acting Principal;
Nemesio Caraballo, Jesus Silva Y
nuestro visitante, Ulises Garcia Ri
vera, " Assistant Inspector quien
nos explic0 varios puntos sObre
agricultural v nos recit6 una poe
sfa.
Quedamos hondamente agrade-
cidos de los obsequios de la cnlta
Y bOndadosa maestro.
En- ell pr0XimO mes Sc celebrara
la tercera confcrencia, en- ell ba-
rrio Quebrada Grande, escuela per
teneciente al joven AnicetO Rive
ra. Estamos en- la cOmpleta segu-
ridad de que dicho barrio emula-
ra los OtrOs Ell aSistencia, Y CO.
operaci6n enthusiastic en- pro de la
cuitura.
Aniceto RIVERA CRUZ.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-02
Campo Neutral
Contestando al Presbitero Lopez

permitidO, hablar v predecir de
la gran evoluci0n dc la cscuela
moderna. Somos nosotros, los que
vivimos EN- un ambiente mas claro,
mas despejado.
VOs teneis que hacer muchaS
cOsas para que vuestra voz pueda
oirse en- tOdOS los ambitos de la tie
ira, alli donde no existe el exclu
Sivismo, Y la tirantez cgoiSta, y la
perturbation de COnciencia.
En- cuantO a Portugal. es YER
dad q. hay lm regimen republica-
no, pero Os pucdo probar que di-
chO regimen no Sc ha consolidate
a1n. Ali existen dos partidos; uno
que lucha pOr la monarquia, V cl
otrO por la repnblica. De vez en-
cuando hay cOlisiones entire ambOS
cuerpos pOlfticos, que terminan en-
sangrientaS batallas.
Sepa el senior Lopez, caballcro
que distingo Y reSpetO, que con
csta carta doy por tcrminada Is
ia discussion. No porquc me falten
argument0s para Seguir conten-
diendo, Y 81 por ell POGO tempo de
que para este diSpOngo. Mis- obi
gaciOnes como maestro ocupan TO.
do mi tempo. Si yo diSpnsiera De
tOdO el tempo de que voS diSpo
neis, entOnceS oS invitaria Il que
me probaraiS muchos puntoS que
Sobre ell particular nos ocupan, y
que no estan de acucrdo con mi
mOdO de penSar.
Tengo que trabajar cincO dias.
manana, tarde Y nochc. dedicando
en- eSa labor tOdoS los csfuerZoS de-
mi imagination inteligencia. V
ESQ no me permitc diScutir con I'm
ciegO que sc empena en quercr yer.
con un instrumental 6ptico V sin
criStaleS.
Ordene como guS,c este Su ser
vidor,
Juan CARRERAS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-02
CARTA ALBERTA

Vega Baja, 81 Gle noyiembre.
Rdo. d. Daniel Lopez,
Distinguido caballerO:
Vuestra replica en- "La Cores
pondencia con relaci6n "a una res
puesta que diera este servidor a
un escrito vuestro Ell ell citado pc
ri0dico, me Obliga robar varios
minutes a mis- arduaS tareaS dia-
rias para responder con estas mis-
lltimas manifeStaciones sobre ell
particular.
Tcngo que darOS la raz6n GUAM
do afirmais que en- Espana existe
la tOlerancia de cultOs Seria yo
un mo Sc que" 81 SOstuviera tan
abSurdO cOnceptO.
Pcro, 5que tolerancia es esa?.
La que vOsotrOs tOlerais, Y NADIA
mas. La que vosOtros habeiS dis
puesto, V ESQ es todO. SPOdreiS dis
cutirme que es tOdo 10 contrario? I?
4. Impossible, donde vuestra in
fuencia es tanta que tOdO 10 abar-
caiS.
La existencia de tolerancia de
culto en- Espala, fue una combi-
naci6n del clcrO Y la monarquia
para asegurar el Ordcn Y la segu-
ridad nacional. AhOra penSemos
con cuantaS restricciones habra 81
do lanzada al pueblo, 81 ha sido
un engendrO de tales cuerpOS do
minantes V absorhcntes.
En- cuantO a la EScucla Mo
derna", veO que maliciosamente
quereis llevarme a un terreno de
filOsOfia acrata, 10 que no conse-
guireis.
No pOdr6iS manchar con vueS-
trOS err6neOS cOnccptOS la inmen-
Sa simpatia que Ell la marcha de
los SiglOs va captandoSe la ES-
cuela mOdcrna EN- cl Orbe entero
No sois vOs, pOrque no eStais
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-02
LA GRAN BRETANA
ABRE AL WHISKEY
LAS COMPUERTAS
Ell p1blico asedia los proveedo-
dores, deseoso de efectuar
compras considerables

Tn despacho de Londres da cuen
ia de que la orden del admins
tradOr de alimentOs en- virtud de
la cual quedarOn abOlidas las res
tricciones para la venta del whis-
key cause en- ell pnblicO un entu-
siasmo indcScriptible.
Centenares de personals asedia-
ron las tiendaS de los vcndcdO-
res, deseosas de cOmprar whiskey
en- grandes cantidadeS. MuchaS
de elias iban en- AUTOMOBILES Y, en-
su impaciencia, querfan llevarse
cOnsigo las varias docenas de bO-
tellas compradas.
Ell n1mero de galones dispOni-
bles para la venta, en- virtId de
la orden del administrators de ali
mentos, era de 115 millones. Has
ia ahora Y debido a la prohibi-
ci6n del tempo de guerra, habIa
sido sumamente dificil, 81 no i'm
possible, conseguir whiskey Ell Lon
dres.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-02
UNA NINA PoRToRRIQUENA Els
AGREDIDA EN- SANTIAGO DE
CUBA

En- Santiago de Cuba fu6 agredida por
dos memories que no conoce, Y los cua-
les Sc dieron a Ia fuga, la nina Antonia
Castillo, de trece amos de edad hija
de doiia Fabriciana Pefia, residente en-
aquella provincial. La referida nina fue
reconocida en- Ia Casa de Socorros, don
de Sc lie apreciaroA contusiones en- la
region infra -escupular izquierda, de pro-
n6stico leve.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-12-02
UN AGITADoR oBRERo PoRToRRI
QUENo Els ExPULsADo DE CUBA.

Los detectives Nicolas Sanchez
Jnan Ceballos, de Cuba, han embarcado
con rumbo Puerto Rico conduciendo
Juan Ocasio Cobreiro, al cual Sc lie
expulsa del .srritorio dc Cuba pOr agi.
tador pernicioso.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-19

THE STARS
STAR MAGNITUDEs

The word magnitude, as used in as
tronomy is a relative term used to de-
note the visa bility rather than the
exact size or brightness of a star
Theoretically the stars are divided INTO
about sixteen magnitudes, six OF
may be visioned by the unaided eye IL
conditions are right ana
the eyesght good.
The stars of the first magnitude.
those of greatest visibility, NUMBER
about twenty, fifteen of which can be
seen in this latitude. They are a
friendly sparkling bunch easily OBJ
served on any clear night. They
twinkle in a very sociable manner ana
Improve with acquaintance. so do not
confuse them with plantes which SHINE
with a steady glow and which we. Ill
refer to later. The bright star SIRIUS
now seen low in the southwest in the
early evening is the brightest or TINS
class being a trifle above the standard.
polaris. the Pole Star, is a standard
second magnitude, of which there are
about sixtey. thus increasing IN tnree-
fold ratio. Megrez the dim star in the
Rig Dipper is a standard third magni-
tude of which class there are one nun
dred and twenty. There are three
are three times that number IN tne
forth, and son on to the sixteenth
which is about as far as can be op-
served. with large telescopes, and at
which point the number is increased
to millions. With the aid OF Inc
camera, however; with long exposures
stras can be photographed that can
never be seen with the most power IN
struments, and their numbers are SO
great that there is no way of compnt-
in o. them
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-19
WaIIa WaIla Growers
Sell 25O.0OO Bushels.

Over a quarter of a million bushels
of Walla Walla county's 1919 wheat
crop have already been sold. and ship
ments are being made in unusual am
cunts for this early in the season. The
wheat sold amounts to between $780,
900 and 100000 bushels. Among the
big farmers who have disposed of
their crops to various buyers are John
Casper, Ben Grote, William Struthers,
ard Lew Scheffler. The tirote crop
is estimated at about 100. 900 bushels.
From Is to 20 carloads have already
been shipped y
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-19
Pcnd|ctOn Market News

The following prices are the prices
being paid to producers by Pendleton
business houses. Wherever retail
prices are given the fact will be spe-
officially mentioned.
Eggs and Poultry
Eggs, 40c.
Hens, zoe.
Spring chickens, Csc pound.
Country Ham, Etc.
Ham, best quality, 2sc.
Bacon, best quality, 40c.
Butter Fat and Butter
Buttr fat. sic, f. o. b. Pendleton.
effective tomorrow.
Butter, $1.00 a roll.
Potatoes.
New potatoes. sc a pound.
Old Potatoes, s2.25 to $3.50 for 100
pounds.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-19

Another rather liberal run of sheer
and lambs made its appearance in thu
North Portland yards overnight bu
killers again were slow. Formel
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-19
SPANISH SOLDIERS
PURSUING RAISULI

MADRID. July 19.-Raisuli, the
Moroccan bandit according to an Of
ficial communication issued yester-
day, again has attacked the Spanish
positions at Ell A-ish, but was repulsed
after a long and bitter fight Raisuii
suffered heavy losses. The commu-
nication adds the Spanish also lost
heavily, but are pursuing Kaisuii'
who is fleeing into the mountains.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-19
r,,cua,,en Gets Victory Button.

Fred A Lieuallen. who received
three citations for bravery while act
ing as a captain in the medical corps.
was among the 65 veterans who re.
ceived silver victory buttons in Port
land recently. The buttons are given
out by the government to wounded
men. One hundred were received in
Portland for distribution.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-19
Prune Trees Scarce.
Says Nurseryman.

S. A. Miller. of the Milton Nursery
company, reports a scarcity of nursery
stock throughout the northwest sell
dom if ever seen before. The de-
mand for prune trees is especially
heavy and the stock very short. Mr..
Miller says that SO days ago the best
prune trees could be bought for
$3.50 per 100, while today they are
$50 and hard - get at that price.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-19

Mill feed took an unexpected drop
of so cents a. ton in the Portland
market, according to reports furnish-
ed by the Umatiila Flour & Grain Co
The price offered for mill stuffs is now
$3T.50. On the other hand. however,
standard feed barley went up again.
the price being quoted at $61.50.
Standard A barley remained at $685.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-19

Prices of fruit and vegetables show
little change in local markets today,
Watermelons are still retailing at &C
pound. Green corn, one of the
vegetables which made its first ap-
pearance this season few days ago.
is selling at from 65c to 75c a dozen.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-19
Canned Milk Up
Another so Cents.

A S0-cent advance in canned milk
prices was announced by jobbers yes
terday in Portland. The new quota
tions are s71o@7.s5 for the large
size, and s6.70@6.S5 for the small
size.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-07-19
Butter Fat Now

SIC, I. o. d. PendIeton.
The price paid to the producer for
butter fat is now SIC, +. o. b PEN
d'eton. This is an increase of three
cents since few days ago, when the
price was sac.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-03-12
DEBs MUST SERVE TEN YEARS SENTENCE.

Eugene Debs of the widest known socialists and in
to have been convicted fairly and sentenced penn-
ry term of ten years. and he must the sentence
imposed. o. J.. i. .a>f
is Of marked ability, but chooses to digess
from the form of under which he has succeeded
and like the ultimate fate Of this class met the
those disloyal, unAnerican disturbers
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-03-12

Many of the postwar problems were
taken up at the initial session of the
eighth annual convention, which was
the largest gathering Of manufacture
ers, jobbers, wholesale and retail shoe
men ever assembled. More than 5000
delegates attended, -s. l. -.. .-esag9@
The association determined to hold
styles for the coming season to rigid
simplicity and few colors. NJ The style
committee recommended not more than
three tones B; brown, two shades OF
gray and the black and white. The
height Of the high shoes is not to ex-
coed eight and one-half inches. Lace
will be the prevailing mode. For
spring wear oxfords and pumps will
nledominate. Oxfords will serve for
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-03-12
LOCKWOOD TOMORROW:

M greater stage favor1te ever ap-
peared in sBemidji than the late Har-
old Lockwood, who was victim ct
the Spanish In fiuenza, and the tea
lures in which heeappeared are being
shown throughout the country until
they have run atheir bookings ar
He comes to the Rex tomorrow In
"The Shadow Of Suspicion" spy
story laid in EN- gland,@swhom W the
British suspicion as a spy. il
The settings Or this opening por-
ton Of the flmf are beautiful and
have been. photographed. with the
same excellence that marked all the
Lockwood pictures. During the
early portion of the picture the star
also introdtice some fine scomedy.
while the2dirsctor,@ Edwin Carewes
achieved q realistic and startling ef-
feet OF an sair Taif through the en-
ployment Of double exposures and. the
use Of miniatures. r ~@.". .
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-03-12
kELLocc's MESSAGE FULL OF MEANING.

When Senator Frank B. Kellogg informed the state egs
atur that Minnesota was receive practically
other state federal aid construction brought
Washington message that filled with marked possb-
ties, coming as it did from authoritative
The senator also referred to Minnesota the state with
greater natural than other state in the union and
the sterling qualities of it's peoples in every phase,
~ And the message full Of meaning.
the Bolshevists and labor sturbers other elements
of unrest would kindly take short nap until the of
could get the world into running order again they would
fer q favor
Hero for hero don't think that the soldier who cures
the mules the most heroic? You would you thoroughly
derstood the character and temperament of the mule
The seventeenyear ocuss due again this year. How
surprised they will be when they learn that in their absence
there has been
The Irish question is the question which
any circumstances to receive But it WILL
of these days
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-03-12
.... AT. THE .
T HEATERS .
CHAs. RAY--GRAND.

Lillian Lorraine, motion pic.ure
actress with a wide following, has a
remarkably effective role in playing
the Came" at the Grand tonight and
tomorrow, the snewe picture starring
Charles Ray, produced by Thomas Fl.
Ince for Paramount, She. 10 cast as
"Babe" Fleur de Lis, q typical. but
terfiy of the white lights, .asmoth that
Circles around the Sa high +power
candles along broadway 1 She por--
trays the character with full Justice
to its manifold requirements E%
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-03-12
POLICY OF DULUTH's PosT OFFICE.
Duluth Herald.)

Y lAI{u4 ~ e. >.s Duluth Herald.)
The policy Of COL William F. Henry acting postmaster of
Duluth to make the service for the public being carried
out day by day and improvements to be noted every
hand a.. ... ....,.. .~.s. %. ~..4
aCourtesy the public the keynote COL Henry
aarge bulletin posted in the lobby setting forth his idea of
courtesy and good service Anybody who has complaint
asked to see the postmaster. ~'-~
. Upon entering the lobby readily be that the
public is finding it easier to get quick efficient service All
public service windows have been numbered and several
them labeled that there confusion in finding the right
window for particular kind of service In fact is just
to get service at the Duluth office is post
office in the metropolitan cities <~..~ vi. %x- -"
~ The c. O. D. and insured parcel post service has been
growing rapidly and window has been provided and the
inqurng for information.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-03-12
SHAPE AND COLOR OF SHuES
Footwear Dealers IN Annual conves-
Ftion Linitssteiohs efshos Heels to n
As% Two and Ono Eighth lnches. i.

Simplicity in shape as well as in
ecoior will be the predominating style
In footgearvfor thescomiHg season. big
dealers declared at4the recent conven-
ton Of the National Shoe Retailers
association atsSt. Louissssf. 49,
:ss Styles will Observation-Disclosures the
standards set by the war industries
board, for shoe manufacturers had adj
vanced far Into the output of 1919
goods when the government lifted shoe
regulations 8s PA | 55
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-03-12
SEE saTHE BRAND

What would a Rex Beach, drama be
without a conflict Always there Il
a terrible clash Of Wills and often q
physical fight comes in some part Of
the play. 49, H.. ~'A%2 @@@ a4.s g.
Yet iii aThe Brand Rex Beach de.
clares that there Is the strongest
clash Of all because the mental con.
dition Of the combatants is more
acute. He has picturized his. ,popu-
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