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The labor world., 1920-04-10

Washington Traction Men Gel
Fine Agreement From Street
Railway Management.


WASHINGTON, April s.-organ-
lied street car men employed by the
Capitol Traction company have nego-
tiated a new wage scale. Rates are
advanced s cents. an hour for plat
form men and 10 per cent for other
employees. ..
4 The unionists are protected in their
seniority rights An employe wrong
fully discharged shall be reinstated:
with pay for time lost. Employees who
lay off to engage in work connected
with the union will not lose their sem
iority rights.
The following excerpts from the
agreement indicate the spirit of CO.
operation between these employees and
the company: ~. >
"All schedules shall be made with:
the aim of furnishing the best possible
working conditions for. the employees
consistent with economical. operation
and compliance with. traffic demands.
"The cooperation Of employees in
making schedules will be welcomed
and time put in on such work paid
for.
"Motormen and conductors shall
select their runs in accordance with
their seniority in the service Of the
company. The longest in continuous
service are to have first. choice Of runs.
and so on down the list until all runs
are filled.'
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:"
WAS: :FRAME-UP!
Woman College Professor Says
Politicians Forced Issue to
Reflect Coolidge. -

PORTLAND, Ore, April S.-The
strike of Boston policemen was a trap
laid by politicians into which the po-
licemen walked. said Helen Miller
Sem, of the university of Oregon fac:
ulty, in an address to the central labor
council. The speaker was in Boston
at the time Of the strike.
She declared that the entire plot
was in the interest Of Governor Cool
idge's reelection and to make him a.
national figure. =.
tain concessions were to be made to
the police with the understanding that
they renounce their labor affiliations.
At this point the governor intervened
and refused to deal with tho police
except as individuals. !
When the mayor suggested that a.
military force be provided in case Of
strike, the governor replied that 1900
civilians were ready to replace the
strikers and there was no danger of
a disturbance.
When the police went. out. the act
partook' Of lockout and strike COM
bined. The governors 1900 civilians
did not appear and crime became RAM
pant. The governor then opened his
'law-and-order" campaign and his re-
election followed
The speaker refused to say that tho
police. in her opinion, had a right to
strike, but she unhesitatingly declared
that the whole affair was framed up
to make national hero Of Massachu-
sets Ole Hanson CORNER Seattle
mayor).
She stated that while in Boston she
was told that the police strike was to
be used to make Governor Coolidge, a
national figure with the aim OF start
ing a "Coolidge-for-president' boom.
She says the observed events subse-
She says she observed events subse-
gram followed exactly the predictions
make by her informant.
The labor world., 1920-04-10
ARIZONA UNIONS
enter POLITICS
State Federation Of Labor Calls
on All. Labor Unions Ito Get
Into the Game.

PHOENIX, Ariz.. April S.-The Ari-
zona State Federation of Labor has
called on all central bodies and locals
to elect delegates to county conven-
tions in the interest of the A. F. of L.
non-partisan political program. These
conventions will elect county commit
tees to conduct the campaign in con-
junction with the State Federation Of
Labor. Later state convention will
be held. Trade unionists are advised
not to be in a hurry to indorse candi-
dates as there is sufficient time until
all candidates are listed and a thor
ough inspection is made.
The spirit of this political move
ment is shown in this statement by
State Federation of Labor officials:
The county committee should bear
In mind that the county attorney is
one of the most important offices to
be. looked after in the coming cam
paign. He should be a fearless, fair
man, not under the influence Of any
class interest and one whom Union
men believe will administer4 4.the law
lmpartially" aar-saa:' %~.:!"" -
The labor world., 1920-04-10
WELFARE WORK FAILS
!. IN ANOTHER FACTORY

: WoRCEsTERI Mass, April 3d.
=: President Gates of the Metal Trades
association acknowledges that well
: fare work has failed. At q banquet
in this city. referring to the LaPoints
Machine Tool company strike, he said
this concern has "done everything pos-
sible" to- please, its emploNes-and
even then they struck.
=. II wonder" he said, III it is sound
fundamental business policy to give
something for nothing g..
. Editor saltus Of the Labor News
assures Mr.. Gates and his anti-union
associates that the. workers don't
care q snap for welfare work."
The labor world., 1920-04-10
ERIE LABOR editor
BUCKS UNION SCALE

ERIE, Pa. April a. w. Garren.
editor Of the Labor. journal, proves
that there is q black sheep in every
group Of men. He has refused to pay
the wage scale f:''Erie Typographical
union and has been expelled by that
organization. Garren is the only en-
ployer. who refuses to pay the new
commercial shop scale of$35 a week
for three months and $37. until next
October. To add to the unions troubles
Garren has announced that he will
put it out Of existence. And for good
measure he notifies every other union
in this city that they will be destroyed
within two years.
The labor world., 1920-04-10
WARN. TEACHERS AGAINST
: JOINING LABOR. UNIONS

Los ANGELES. Cal, April s.
Teachers are beginning to be regarded
as wards Of the state, says the Com
n1ercial Federation Of California.
These business men warn teachers
that they must keep away from trade
unions, and II they organize they will
do serious injury to their own cause
and that Of education ~. ;: = *.'- ="
Any teacher who joins q trade union
will certainly bes dismissed ''% say
these business. men. who talk to the
teachers as they do to their ''hands''
In Industrial plants. f:..ll \: -,.7 p s ! /,
The labor world., 1920-04-10
CHICAGO: RICH; FIRMS !!
81: |: ::;PAY: Big INCOME TAX

.daIIeAGo:ii April s.--1,,coon,es Of
@1;oo6,oooe: Or more: for 1918: were re-
ported BY 7a1%individuals and corpor-
ationss IN the Chicago district. off,
cials ot the internal revenue depart
ment announce. Thrty-one persons
in this city were added last year to
The labor world., 1920-04-10
anti UNION EMPLOYERS
ADOPT AMERICAN PLAN

BOISE, Idaho. April s.-Anti-trade
union employers in this state have
discarded the frayed and tattered
"open" shop cry and now talk: about
the American plan:" The workers
have exposed the sham and have con-
cluded to practice real Americanism
by insisting on conditions that befit
Americans: AS a result new unions are
being formed and old ones strength
ened.
The labor world., 1920-04-10

the ranks of those whose incomes ex-
ceed $1,000,000.
One; corporation paid $6,000,000 as
the first installment of $4,000, 900
due, the government as income tax.
Another corporations quarterly pay
nent amounted to $2,5OO,OO0.
The labor world., 1920-04-10

The union label is, indeed, the only
guarantee that the products of any
industry are fit to- enter decent and
cleanly homes.
The labor world., 1920-04-10

The union label stands primarily for
union industry. As such it is an tidis~
pensable@' conpi ieInent: Of e.; t'lhomey.ln
'dustry," or other shibbolet1 Of bust
ness IN the nind:yof tie purchaser
who holdssprlnciple above local pride.
The labor world., 1920-04-10
RQOFERs ORGANIZE,

JACKSONVILLE. Fla::,:@ April 81
Slate and tile composition roofers
have organized and affiliated with the
trade union movement
The labor world., 1920-04-10

Boys CONFIRMATION, SUITS
Lowest Prices at The Big Duluth.
The labor world., 1920-04-10

SPRING RAINCOATS
Largest Stocks at The Big Duluth:
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c 0 m. U :N,TCAT.

No. 17O3-92O.
Sc aduce la cunostinta onor. So
cietati 81 membri ca la secrstariatul
general al Uniunei Sc afla de vim
zare Istoria Americei in romfnes-
te de Ilie Martin Selisteanul 81 care
Istorie e in doua volume. Pretul
ifie carui volum EIDE 6Oc.
Comandele insotite de cost Sc fac
la loan N. Sufana, seer. gen., 312
So. Liberty Str, Alliance, O.
De la secretarul general Sc pot
.comanda 81 Diplome pentru memb-
Iii Societatilor, adeca al Uniunei.
sAceasta comanda Sc poate face nu-
mai prin Societati 81 al carei cost
3 de $1.25 din care 25c trece in
fondul Societatei, lar $1.0O Sc tri-
mite odata Gu comanda.
Sc mai aflA butoni extra de pus
ID lantnl de ceas. Pretul ilnui ase-
menea button E de $500.
: Alliance, O., q Iulie 1920.
loan N. Sufand, seer. gen.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-13

gea nu precizeaza ale cui sunt pro-
prietatile appropriate.
Mai departe d.. Dinescu arata ca
legea are 0 multime de portite pen
tru cei carl infentioneaza eludarea
eli.
In hc Gle 0 fmproprietarire a ia
ranilor, yeniti Gu 0 improprietari-
re a statului caci paminturile nu
tree deadreptul tiranlor.
La 1ncheere d. Dinescu arata ca,
legea calca 81 principiul descentra-
lizarii.
Sedinta Sc suspenda pentru 10
minute.
la redeschidere d. Radu Pope
sou, renuntfnd la cnvint, d. I. He
ra incepe prin a releva contradic-
tiunile din lege.
Analizind legea, arata ineficaci-
tatea Ell, deoarece din toata econo-
mia eli rezulta principiul faculta-
tiv.
Expresiunea eva da'' foarte
elastica; "trebue" e termenul pro
prin.
Mai departe oratorul arata' dece
e scump laptele in Capitala, Gun
de deocamdata train GU totii."
Cere extinderea principWlui IL
lazurilor 81 La orase, cum sunt Bu-
curestii 81 Cimpulungul.
MOI cerem ca legea izlazurilor sa
vic odata Gu fmproprietarirea.
Legea izlazurilor' fara loturi dc
cultura n are nici o importanta.
D. HIOTTU:.S'a dat.
ID. i. HERA: M s'a dat decft
pc hirtie.
Decretul-lege pentru moi nu e.
xista.
Fara pam1nt de cultura 81 izlaz
taranul tot nu va avea mimic.
D. CRTSTACHE GEORGESCU
0 lamurire din partea dlui minis
tru al improprietaririi Sc impune
printre decretele depnse spre rati.
fieare figureaza 81 eel al fmproprie-
tariff 81 anume printre cele carl
sunt a fl modificate?
D. G. GAROFLID: Ratificam
1ntii decretul-lege, fmproprietarim
| pima in toamna pc tarani in baza
lui. apoi vom aviza.
d. +. HERA: Pc moi nu ne mul.
tumeste acest "vOm aviza'' al dlu
ministru.
Partidul taranesc cere imediat $
de fapt improprietarirea taranilor
| D. GEN. G. .COANDA, prese
dinte, consulta Senatul daca milne
find ziua destinata' Interpretation
sa Sc intrerupa discutia generala {
legei izlazurilor.
Senatul admite sa sc continue
discutia generala, urm1nd ca dc
Simbata viitoare sa Sc desvolte nu
mai interpelari in aceasta ri.
Sedinta Sc ridica la orele IL $
jumatate.
Simbata sedinta la orele s dim.
"Viitorul"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-13
SENATIJL
Sedinta della 16 Iulic.

q Sedanta della 16 Iulic.
Sedinta Sc desehide la orele g
fara un sfert, sub presedintia dlui
general c.. Coanda.
Pc banca ministeriala d-nii G.,
Garoflid, CIR. G. Trancu-Iasi,. Oc-
tavian Goga.
Sc fac formalitatile obisnuite.
La sumar, d1. Paul Bujor, arats
ca nu s'a retinut tuturor senate.
rilor diurna pc o ii pcntru recon
stittirea easel lui Creanga, propu.
mind lansarea unei liste de sub.
scriptii.
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.ba care rezultatul Qpmunicarilor
cn sc fac, de oarc ce d-sa nu vede
nici unul.
d. ORGHIDAN semnaleaza lip
surile liceului din. r. .-Sarat.
D. CRISTACHE GEORGESClT
face doua comunicari: una Gu pri-
wire la nerespectarea preturilor ma
ximale, a doua dlui ministru al cul-
telor cu privire la cele 800 parohii
fara titulari.
D. CIR. cere reducerea duratei
COMMUNICATION la 5. minute maxi,
mum.
Senatul, consultat, incuviintea-
"a.
D. SPIREA GHEORGHTU de-
nunta cooperativele din P.-Neamt,
pc care le acuza de specula.
d. CIR. TRANCU-IAST, minis
trul mnncii, asigura cd va ordona
o ancheta.
d. TJJDORAN, intreaba care a
fest rostul infiintarii ministerului
muncii 81 activitatea lui pima in
prezent.
I D. CIR. TRANCU-IAST, minis
trul muncii, raspunzind dlui Tu-
doran, arata ca ministerial muncii,
desi de curind infiintat, neavind
I'M material Legislative in aceasta
directie, totusi a indeplinit un rol
apreciabil, servind ca factor con
ciliator in difercndele dintre capi.
tai 81 munca.
| !, In aceasta privinta moi suntem
mai presus de Italia, unde ministe.
rul muncii e inca nh deziderat.
Nu uitati ca moi am luat puterea
intr'un moment cfnd dezordinea
de jos era inspirata de sus, de a.
colo de unde trebuia exccutata au-
toritatea.
d. G. DlNESCU: Sa precizezi
d. CIR. TRANCU-IASI: Vreau
sd spun ca slabiciunea fostului gu
vern a fost profitable dezordinei
Gle jos.
| D. e. DINESCU. Una inspi-
rata, cum att spus DIV. 81 alta e
| slabiciunea.
d. CIR. TRANCU-IASI: Suntem
de accord. In incheiere d. ministru
enumara cele fnfaptuite pima acum
care are un caracter provizoriu 81
Cd reforma cea mare va veni la
toamna.
Opera indeplinita pima acum
,'ustifica pc deplin existenta noa@
stra.
PREOTUL VASILE ALEXE
cere un, tablou de permisele de ex-
port acordate della l Iulie pima All,
in yederea unei interpelari.
Anunta deasemeni o interpelare
in chestiunea tnrpitudinilor din
timpul neutralitatii.
d. POPQVICI reyine asupra in
trebarilor adresate bancii ministe-
riale ell privire la retragerea. rub
lelor, alegerea arhimandritului Gu
RE 81 asasinarea in timpul alegeri-
lor a 2 tarani de catre capitanul
Russo, care Sc plilnba liber sfidfnd
lumea..
/ Adreseaza deasemeni o interpe.
lare dlui ministru de rasboiu Gu
| privire la recrutarile in .Basarabia
tnde All fost recrutati 81 oamepi
earl au facnt@ parte din fos'ta ar
nata rllsa, unii char rxniti.
Il d. GENERAL G. \ COANDA
reaga peiAterpelator Sd 'aiba rab
dare, consnlta Senatul asupra fixx
rel zilei de Simbata peiltrn des
II voltarea interpretation.
y. GURITA protesteaza.
ID. POPOvICI: Eu as rabda
asasinarea nu rabda insa.
y TRANCU-LAS interyine !
rAtsnd lca chestinnea q fost ridlicatl
eri in Camera 81 ea dl. primrminis
tru promis ga yineystul lsvas III
|EpsdeaRea.
p. FLQRRsCIJ.Df1GBf3NITa
l1etzase atnstia euveraului mp,
N .|1s| s.s
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par ana Z It'll

1lfStralnATll0f &c pamlnt dln mo-
ssia dlu1 Tasilin- -Bolnavu, instrai-
mari, carl Sc fac in danna adevslra-
tilor indreptstiti, adica fostii de-
mobilizati.
D. C.aAR0FLID, ministru de
stat, raspnnde aratind ca pentru
guvern aeeste inetrainari sunt inc
xistehte, deoarece in legislatia a.
grara ce o prpiecteaza, regimul le-
gal al. mosiilor 9 eel dino19l6. De
altfel guvernul va veni 81 Gu un
project similar GU eel al opoHitiei,
care oprestee aceste vinzari.
D. FLORESCU: Legea 81 alba
i,lsa' caracter retroactiv.
DC. GARDFLID: moi suntem
reennoseatori acelo rtarani, carl all
fost vrednici 81 ne-au .usurat sar-
,eina 'noastra. Ia0 act ca DIV. Ca par
It'd taranesc. snnteti contra imprc-
prietaririi. taranilor.
y. P. BUJOR protesteaza.
Are zloc, un.' aehimb de cuyinte
|4intre. domniis N. sTanasescu 81 p.
Bujor.
D..P. BUJOR:a Gu d-ta mi dis
-cnt. Ce-am spus ma priveste, voiu
face declaratii. la nevoie.
PR. VASILEs ALEXE: moi
vrem sd Sc tfmpn0prietareasca ade-
,varatii tarani, nu ciocoii dintre eli,
caci 81 intre tarsni sunt ciocoi.
DC. GAROFLID: va rog sa-mi
precizati unde sf1rseste taranismul
81 unde fncepe speeula:
D. PAUL BUJOR, in numele O.
pozitiei, spune Cd va lua parte la
discutia generala. q legei islazuri-
lor, votlnd luarea in considerare
81, daca i Sc vor primi amendamen-
telc la discutia pc articole, va vota
legea.
ID. q. DlNESCU intreaba Pc d.
minlstrK al COMMUNICATION care G
cauza reala 9 grevel della posta, da-
ca s'au fnceput tratasive 81 in &c
staulu sunt 81 pc ce text de lege
Sc lntemelaza numlrea comandanti-
lor miiltarl. =.
LeJeG sstNsurit0r.
/ ca snt.s. 80 s.,laasa., .;,s:. 49,;
nr;nd,,.se a;s.,,t;o ,srero1s ia
| -; .;s,a,,r;ror
NIroI,AE CAPTAIN IA,
ma ;or;tato, oon,h.+. of;r,,o+;,,n;,o
dior Al canstant;nescn !; Ru;or
aro,ment;nd * ,e.oa ;sloz,,r;,or
~ faoe n.rto ;ntaas.nts .d;n ,oa.oa
aorors - cor ,ua-nn, : :. a.,
30 IN o,,rSna
Tocea ;v,o,,r;,or : mo :; ,,,,,,,o
n,;atsr;.o. ! .,.o
noo,,rs x Ia. -.
n rpTvrArur nrnpcrcc1,
.;s; sxn,;ms sat;sf.ot;a 80 e., ID
tsron * u.ao .oo,;.:., ,.so
;.,ov,.;,o. - a.,,a.;,.: -,
,ronr;a..r;; .,o.o,a;.-.,,.:
n.eo orodo +o.ns; !. aro 40: !;
=, a.. .,.,.,....., -.
nro,,ns :, 49,. ,,..ara.,,;.ts,.;:: !:
:, COW for,eass =, 80
II nnn,o,a n.,+;an,,;
,,oo,ors x !. 80. ,or.o oa,o ,oas
n narte tsrannl,,; drentateo dnns
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Belascia from Trustee Of the Home
/ for Friendless and Destitute Children,
$500
Rlverview avenue. north OF Four
teenih street. John Talley Smith from
Annie G HathertOn. $1,000.
ClaymOnt street, 1881, Francesca
Chiovitto from Norris Tolchinsky,
5000
Twenty-nrst street, north Of Harri-
son street, John C Hill from Stanley
r. piszcek. Sil,500.
Kirkwood street, north Of Eleventh
street, five lots, Jennie D. Schwartz
| from Mary C.. Whiting. SiO5OO
Marshall street. west Of Oak street,
lWladyslaw Lesniczak from Slanislaw
/ lRutkowski, $3.50
Madison street, PA. Antonio Llorca
from James p. Lewis, $500
Curlett street, east Of Spruce street.
Louis Faldman from Isaac Cellar and
wife, Sii25.
Lincoln street, 2O03, Joseph Ban
| croft and Sons Company from Walter
/ II. smith. $500
Ninth street. west Of Union street
Benodolio PAMELA from Louis Boni.
facino $4,000
spruce street. south Of Tenth street
/ Henry r. Snruance, NJ. d., from Frank
| Leslie Barker, et al $1,000
Adams street, 40 North. Mar
Rizzio from the Trustees Of the Home
for the Fritndless and Destitute Chill
Lincoln street south OF Rowland
street. Joseph Sabaielli from Bene.
dotlo panello. $1,000
Lincoln street north ~ LoveTinl
Evening journal., 1920-08-13
BY Mildred Marshall

was put out TO nurse as an Infant
and when brought home much grown.
his mother exclaimed What great
earle Is this2" Thus he came TO ne
called Karl instead of David whlch
was his baptismaL name.
Afler fhe wave of karls and
Charles had ovorsprcad Europe, Car
lola made her appearance In spain
Carloia Of Savoy, who married LOUIS
NJ Of France rendered The name "a
nous. 10 was used by all manner
of maids throughout Spain and when
ID wss contracted. Lola was consider.
ed more euphonlus and more Latin
than Lota.
The moonsione Is Lola's talsmanit
gem. 10 is said 10 bring her the love
She desires and it is particularly en-.
cacious In securing admiration for her
Monday Is her lucky day and , hel
lucky number.
Evening journal., 1920-08-13
LOLA


About the time that Carmen and
.9uanita came into vogue in this
country the Spanish favorite Lola
was. also introduced. Somehow it
seems less foreign than the other two
members OF the trio and 10 has had
more widespread usage. Though the
most feminine OF names and generally
Ssociste-l VsiA the Spanish coquette
idea. with flashing black eyes and
slender ankles and the click Of the
c8stanets. the name signifies man. -
This meaning however. is easily ac-
counted for since Lola, far back in
her early history was associated with
Old karllng homances. -
It Is rather curious that a s so
name should originate in Gem Hf,
yet such Is the case in this instance.
Lolas earliest ancestor was The
great Carlo Magno Of romance and
ballad. But the evolution Of The
name into Lola is really no more
curious than the manner in which
lhe Teutonic lay-1gure hero received
his tile According to the story, he
Evening journal., 1920-08-13
yY4A44 Ma~.A.sf

street, Catharine Hanger from the
Wildel Company 1850.
Seventeenth street. 936 East, Eric w.
and Anton w Benson from Mary
Jeandell S2950
Jackson street. north Of Elm street,
Alexander Sosnowik from Victor Muc-
zynski, $1,000
Logan street, southeast Of Mary
land avenue. four lots. Bernard j.
Besle from Samuel II. Chadwick. ct.
al S2150
Eighth street. 1927 West. Guglielmo
G. Merlni from Isaac White. si03j
Sixth street, 607-620 East and 629
Spruce street, Virginia Debit Fielder
from Howard d. Jones and d. C.. Ben
ton. S7iO0
Third street, west Of Walnut street,
Michael paesi from Harry B. Muir
dock. et. al, $500
Eighth street, 60i West. Joseph A.
Evening journal., 1920-08-13
WHY BE BALD?

7 guarantee after using 6 TO s bottles
Of koop's Lightning Hair Renewer ali
bald spots will bc covered with hair, or
money refunded. Ladies hnd Lightning
Hair Remover prevents falling hair and
removes dandrud. Edward Martin. West
mont. \. j., under oath, testines that he
had been bald for years, used bottles
Of Lightning Hair Renewer and now has
fun head Of hair Mr.. D0n0hue, 1917
Amen street. Phila., had been bald sew
eral years, used bottles Lightning Hair
81 Is bottle. for s.. or for s075.
For sale by druggists Supplied by n.
B. Danforth Wholesale druggist and +.
Koop. JIG n. Third St., Camden, n. ].
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avenue. Walter H. Smith from Mary
! iO'Byrne. et al. $1,000.
Franklin street, south Of Elm street.
Mary Golembiewsk from John Golem-
| bicwski, Sii25.
Fifth street, 1905 West. Julius Man
gini from Frank p. Cofone, $3.50
Franklin street, south Of Elm
street, John Golemblewski frim Frank
Salata, S2250
Second street, 9i0 West. Samuel A.
Ahen from Frank Needle, $1,000.
Poplar street, 1881, Charles II.
| Brown from John Pearce Cam,
| trustee. Sii75.
Evening journal., 1920-08-13
NEW OWNERS FOR
CITY REAL ESTATE

Deed for the sale Of property. Four
teenih street, west Of Woodawn ave
nue.. Hobert Bredin from George $.
Charles. was recorded in the ofilce Of
the CITY Engineer today The pur-
chase price Is $4,000
Other transfers Of city property
are.
sixth street, $50. 932 and 93i West.
Henrietta Loeber from Charles f Nor
row. 5000
Lombard street. north Of Fourth
street. Elizabeth Goodman from Ethel
Marshall. s6O00
Conrad street. west Of Harrison
Evening journal., 1920-08-13
A SUMMER TONIC DRINK

Horsfords. Acid Phosphate
Heathful and agreeable TO taste. Re-
freshes, inyigorates. Use in place Of lemons.
Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-08-13
You Can Fully Realize the Incon-
venience This Work Will Cause

Artisans and craftsmen u require space Uhch to Uork
Uhou undue intefereRce-dnner D beat "quick time to
accompaniment of buzzng and changing troDeL To
reduce this confusion q compelled by
sy reduce stocks To accomplish this Uhn the time allotted
us before Uork starts WE ANNOUNCE ENORMOUS PRICE
SACRIFICES ON SUMMERS CHOICEST MERCHANDISE, BE-
GINNING TOMORROW
You are acquainted Nth character of this store, you
know its merchandise and its policy; know certainly
LuouId indulge ruthless price stock reductions
LDe not absolutely forced to do
EDery conveyance eDery eDery train coming into this
city pour its quota the cheerful of home
buyers Come Dh bulgpg pocketbOok and buy to full
limit Your money UiU do DonderS Everything in redd
hen Sote doors open at9 o'clock Gomorrow) Sdtr
daU morning.
Evening journal., 1920-08-13

> Once again LDng DctmS of progreSSiDeneS eceS
STATED your pdtrondge-confdence in for Whch
proud That LUe may COnne satisfactorily
going make ertenSiDe Improvements in yOu and store.
Among these Improvement s. and perhaps the most
likely to create greater amount of pride and interest and COM
n1and degree of attention DU be store front
tending from the pavement beneath to the highest pinnacle
the roof dbODe
The architectural drawings for this enerpSng feature en-
body the nal Dord in store front construction tou Sdc
fcing atmosphere of refinement or good taste.