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New-York tribune., 1920-02-20
Children's s Hose

FANCY SOCKS-35c. Of me1-
cerlzed cotton, with fancy turn
over tops. A nice selection Of
cojors; white with colored tops
and brown with white stripes.
Sizes g. u to 81s.
GOLF SOCKS. Of wide ribbed
cotton. These three-quarter hose
are in black with fancy turnover
tops--a green or white stripe
Size 8 to 10, $1.25.
Main floor, Old Building.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-20
Real Filet
Lace

Maintains its position an
other season
Not only in the narrow
widths, but in the new wider
varieties which are being
used with so much success to
make the smart new lace
blouses. The sleeves are
short-made also of filet.
A charming variety of un-
usually lovely designs comes
in widths from 81. Of an inch
to 9 in., Csc to $685. yard.
Main floor, Old Building.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-20

1t is played for the AM
PICO by experts in the play
ing Of dance music. It is in
spirational, rhy t h mical.
gladdening. And, no matter
how many encores you de-
mand, you will get them
without any falling away Of
the fire of the music-the
same early in the morning
as it was early in the eve
ming.
You will care nothing for
the weather if but a few
friends can get to your home
and there is a CHECKER
1NG-AMPICO reproducing
piano in your living-room.
And you'll find they'll al
ways be glad to come, 10
matter what the weather, L
the AMPICO is there.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-20
Weather Report

sun H rises: 6 :45 a. m. Sun sets -. 5 :s5 p. m.
Local Forecast.-Fair and continued cold
to.day and Tomorrow; fresh northwest
Local Official Record.-The following of-
1cial record shows temperatures during the
last twenty-four hours in comparison with
the corresponding date of last year:
New-York tribune., 1920-02-20
Warm light top coats
for lU0nlen at $50
Lasf=0f-the= purchase

25 coats of cheviot, wool We
lours, and heavy wool jersey. All
without fur, all excellently cut.
For the tailored woman is a top
coat of cheviot in sparrow brown
New-York tribune., 1920-02-20
And after the dance

to have GODOWSKY play
tor you, OR NOISE
W1TSCH, or ORNSTEIN
or the great Russian com.
poser-pianist, RACHMANl'
NOFF! Growing the eve
ming as a glorious sunset
crowns the day. Only the
AMPICO can do this for
you.
Come to the Piano Salons
and hear this great producer
Of MUSIC. Convenient terms
will be arranged if you shall
decide that you would like q
CHICKERING-AMPICO ID
your home.
Third Gallery. New Building
New-York tribune., 1920-02-20

made with an adjustable collar
and patch pockets.
Another model in wool velours
has a throw-scarf attached to the
collar. In midnight blue.
Second floor, Old Building.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-20
Checked au0oL ueIours

in that smart shade of cafe au Iaif
and black and in cafe au Iait and
brown appear in two simple we'll
cut models, one featuring bias
New-York tribune., 1920-02-20

Highest temperature yesterday, Al degreese
la' y :ol a. m.) lowest, 1S degrees (at 10
p. M average 80 degrees average same
date last year, 80 degrees average same
date for thirty three years. 81 degrees.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-20

bands on pockets. Illustrated also
is suit of light gray wool mix
ture-lmEortant in the collection.
Second floor, Old Building.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-20
General w.aths, Conditions

Barometer RendinRs
a. M. 29.4Sl1 p. M. 29.468 p. M. 2s.7e
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-02-26
sDRAGA A PALINKA

= Megjarta a napokban Painter
Samuel nevii ember. ,Egyik este a
Westlake Crossing egyik vendeg-
lojeben vacsoralt amiksr harom
meyer megszolitotta es Macy IL
tokban tudtara adta, hogy ok
tudnak egy j6 helyet, ahok lehet
jo palinkat kapni. Samuel mar
regen nem ivott es szomjas volt.
Elment a feketekkel. Egy ora
mulva rendorsegen jelentette,
hogy "a Rayen avenue es Ardale
street sarkan a harom baratsagos
fekete egyszerre baratsagtalan
lett ses palinka helyett revolvert
tartott szemei ele. ICY Samuel
szomja $50 dollarba kerult, inert
ennMt vettek ell tole az onall6k
Kes6bb Painter az utcan Alfred
Corringtonban felismerni velte
egyik tamadojat es elfogatta. A
rend0rsegen folyik a vizsgalat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-02-26

ielentjiik sajnalattal, hogy Thury
Ilona, az amerikai magyarsag
kedvenc szineszn6je, akinek a
Suhancot alakitani kellett volna,
cgy sajnalatos automobil baleset
'k0vetkezteben, mely Gary, Ind
ban t0rtent, mem Dirt fellepni.
Annal dicseretesebb Kassai Rozsi
jateka, inert Ialig par napi Ike
sziilodes utan ''beugrott" es ez-
altal megmentette darabot.
Thuryne leanya, aki szinten a
szintarsulattal van, sulyos seru-
leseket szenvedett. Arcat 0ssze-
yisszavagta 9z automobil effort
szelellenzoje.
Mint halljuk, Szende Bella szin-
tarsulata kozel jov6ben meg
er6s0dik A Palasthy-feIe tarsu-
lat felbomik es a tarsulat nelrany
igen jol ismert es a youngstowni
koz0nseg altal kedvelt tagja ,mal
legkozelebb Szende tarsulatayA
fog ide visszaterni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-02-26
zsuFoLT HA

Csaknem kitettek .sninden
jegy elkelt" tablat vasarnap este
a kossuth k0r nagytermeben. A
youngstown koz0nseg ezzel be-
igazolta, hogy vasarnap hajlando
szinhazat latogatni .es = kulturat
partoini, de hetkdznapi esteken
hem tr "a szinhaEba' jarfis szen-
de Bella szintarsnlata be1nutatta
Konti Josef hires 5reg operett-
jet, a 3ssnhancot. . A cimszere-
pet Kassai R6zsi kitiin6en alaki-
totta, az . ,jatekaert erdemes volt.
elmenni darabot megn6nzi. As
tobbiek jo kozepesek voltak. TIT
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-02-26

helyere juttatja. Ugyanekkor
Mark Lajos egyleti tag 5 dollart
adott sziberiai foglyaknak.
A Petofi Sandor egylete a di-
csoseg es az erdem az osszes egy-
letek kozott, inert legels6 testii
let egesz Youngstownban es kor-
nyeken, amely dacara kis taglet-
szamanak, ilyen nemes celu ado
manyt juttatott a fenti celokra.
Ajanlatos volna, ha a tobbi
egyletek is kovetnek a sep pei
dat, amely a legnagyobb dicseretet
erdemli meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-02-26
A KOSsUTH KORBOL.

Marcus Ten, vasarnap, a Kos
suth. K0r mukedvel6i ismet tanu-
sagat fogjak ADM, hogy hely-
bell kozonseget cabare el6adasok-
kal elyezetesen szorakoztatni le-
het. A garda Jakobay mesterrel
ellen egy Jgyes, valtozatosan gaz-
dag miisort allitott ossze es a
most foly6 pr6bak ARA engednek
kovetkeztetni, hogy a szerepl6k
iparkodasa koz0nseg legna-
gyobb megelegedesevel fog talal-
kozni. Az acehangu dalarda be-
mutatkozasa, monologok, kuplek,
tancok, rovid trefas el6adasok,
mozi mutatvany stb. Az el6adok
el0ny0sen isnert miikedvelSk, a
xix a mostani csontszarazsag da.
cara is deriis kacajra fakasztiak
hallgatosagot. J0v6 heti sza-
munkban reszletes programmed
fogunk, szolgalni biztosan tud-
Ejuk, hogy a jelenley64k emlekeben
sokaig elni fog a marcus Tiki
cabare.
A dalarda 0sszes tagjait felker-
jik, hogy vasarnap d. u. pont 4
orakor kezdod6 probara feltetle.
mil megjelenjenek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-02-26
East Youngstown
| KOVETEND0 PELDA
"A Petofi Sander BIS. egylet nemes
adomanyai.


Az East Youngstownban szekelo
Petofi Sander bs. egylet az elmult
vasarnap megtartott gyiilesen
Tomory Istvan eln0k lelkes es
szivhez szolo ajanlasa folytan
.egyhangulag so dollart szavazott
meg jotekony celra.
Ezen 0sszegb6l 25 dollart szi-
bdriai magyar hadifoglyok, 25 dol
lart pedig az ehezo magyar oyer
mekek, :kapnak. A penzt Tomory
Istvyn elnok atadta Nagybizott-
sagilak, a mely AIT rendeltetesi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-02-26
LEvELE VAN

Horvath Jozsefnek, aki emleke-
zetem szerint Sopron megye Ar
pas-ra valo. A level a Sopron
megyei Raba Pordanybol erkezett
es a feladoja Nemeth Janos. Ha
szemelyesen jelentkezik erte, meg
kaphatja a levelet nalom. Char
les Boros, 1888 South avenue
Youngstown, O.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-02-26
LEANYT

keresek hazimunkara. 10 fizetes.
Kis csalad. Alland6 alias. Jo
ajanloleveleket megkivanunk. -
Cim: Mrs. d. j. Wilkoff, 261 N.
Heights avenue. Bell Main 1928,
Automatic 1929.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-02-26
A TEMPLOM TOLvAJA

A First Presbyterian templom-
max harmadik istentisztelete is
volt vasarnap este, amikor bet6-
rok latogattak meg az listen hazat
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-02-26
sOFFoRT

keresek allando alkalmazasra.
10 fizetes megfelelo embernek.
Forduljon az alIasert d. j. Will
koffhoz, 261 n Heights avenue,
este Z ora utan vagy telef6naljon:
Bell Main 1928, Automatic 1929.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-02-26

es szentsegtelen kezekkel felt0r-
TEX a perselyt ,amibol korulbeliil
$75-t elloptak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-02-26

Ia PShLt 1Aoot Ao 21oZzNh1
Hogy ezzel a vereiknek
Oromet okozzak
Habodasz volt peiztarnok
A hangverseny este, a
Folyton szamolgatta penzt,
Szivszorongva leste:
Mikor lesz mar ezer dollar
Egyiitt a penztarba'?
Hadd 0ruljenek odaat
Macy Sziberiaba!
Horvath Istvan, Bogdany Gabi
Sbkat buzgolkodtak,<
A szekeket rendezgettek
S szamot 3akasztottak.
Hoffer Andras, Sebok Gabor
A jegyeket szedtek
rs Vasko .Ferenc batyankkal
A szelvenyt eltettek.
Darazs F'rlgyeS, Czene Gabor
Szaraz italt mertek,
Pedig ottan jo borocskat
Sokkal t0bben kertek.
Balasko Gy0rgy, Turner J6zsef
Buzgon segedkeztek,
Es anire sziikseg akadt:
Mindent rendbe tettek.
A ruhatar sulyos gondjat
Kis Hoffer viselte,
Aki sok ruhafelet
Sep rcndbe' Gillette.
Omeisz Gharli, Eber Ferenc
Vendeglatok voltak,
Els mivel hogy Dor mem akadt,
Csak vizzel trittoltak.
: Pely volt a ciganyvajda.
Akadt dolga boven,-
De hat az ICY szokott lenni
teLohU tSZlCuuOUCH.
Tancoltak a fiuk, lanyok,
A Rigo meg huzta,
HI hegedii-vonojat
Mostap ingyen nyuzta.
Tomory, meg Kantor DAM
Burzgon segedkeztek,
A sep anyagi .sikerert
Szinten sokat tettek.
A Kossuth k0r dalardaja:
Het derek levente,
Az enekbol a tiizpr6bat
Fenyesen letette.
Most latom, hogy A[ihok Sande
Neve maid elmaradt,
De hogy en- ct ismerem:
Mem lesz abbol harag!
A fo az, hogy nagy skier volt
s mindnyajan dolgoztak,
Szegeny fogoly vereinknek
Bowen adakoztak.
A Pet6fi Sander egylet
Hegyes Iszt Junksztanban,
Megmutatta, hogy a szive
Mines erzes hianyban.
Otven kemeny dollart adott
Aryaknak, foglyoknak.
ICY ken tenni mindenfele
Igaz magyaroknak!
Dicseret jar a tagoknak,
Lelkiink legyen rata,
Hogy cgy szalig melegszivi
Derek magyar fajtai
rs Tomory, az eln0kiik,
Javaslat tevoje,
Az egesz egylettel egyiitt
Arvak jottev6je.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-14

ESNR
COLLEGE ITEMS

The enrolment Ia the Albuquerque
business college since September ",
1919. has reached 25S. rails II over
Ice more than At this time last year.
The double header basketball game
last saturday night between the A. r.
&. boys and Mcnaui achool and tho
High school and Hus ness college girls
resulted In the A.. ~. &. boys winning
90 TO "a In a clean. well played game.
The girls game was forfeited 90 the
High school girls I to 0 as. owing TO
injuries to a player. the business col
lego girls didn't have a fall team. The
a y. G. girls bad previously won
from the 4. \. NJ.
Both boys and girls teams will go
to Santa re Saturday for "a double
header game there.
Miss Airline Noneman has accepted
a position with the n. 3 Internal
revenue office. Albuquerque
Frank Armstrong Of "a Marcial,
a former 4. b.. G. student viii come
TO Albuquerque lea the near future and
viii become associated with an Alhu-
queruue wholesale concern.
The Pace A Pace course iu higher
accountancy will begin work on sr-
mester - Of the course neNt week.
Mr. e. NJ. Drake, formerly an In
strucfor in the a. II. g.. writes from
Portland. oregon. and asks 70 be re-
membercd TO his friends IN the sun
shine state.
Lincoln day was observed with n
special program at assembly consist
Ing Of a tain on tho life ~ Lincoln
hy Mr.. GOodell a reading n review
u the events surrounding the delivery
Of the famous Gettysburg address by
Mr. Kirkland Miss Mahonoy re-
spunded with an excellent reading and
Sergeant Boyd told of int experiences
In the highlands % scotland.
Baseball practice starts Monday.
Coach W. y BurneN has some good
material and j. planning "a strenuous
season.
ar. g. r. goodell left Tor Gallup
last niEht ia take part I'm the X. g..
Initiation there and viii be r. speaker
AT the. banquet following the initiation.
The Business Administration elias.
made an Industrial tour Of The A. +.
a s p shops last Monday and u.s.
compiling reports on iHs ohScrva-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-14

lions. othcr trips Will be made To
uiher Industries OF particular Interest
to this class.
The secrcthriai end Shorthand de-
partmcnis have a full attendance ana
are working hard. Forty latest model
typewritera are In use, eighteen OF
these have been added since septem-
her ,
Miss Mary Davfd has boon assisting
IN the First National bank the past
two weeks.
Mr.. Goodcli viii deliver the voca-
tional talk NJ the Rotary luncheon
next Thursday. His suhlect viii be
The History ana Development OF
Business Education"
Miss Anna McCaftrcy has accepted
a position aa secretary 20 the u. $.
Public Health Service.
Mr.. Andrcns Romero, now IN the
diplomatic service In Washington has
written a very interesting letter OF his
now work there and statcE h a he u
| considering u fine offer from a New
York exporting house.
Those receiving penmanahip ccrtiil-
Gates this week from The Znuer n
Hoser Co.. are Mrs, Alberta GLADDEN..
Mise Gucndolyn nctts. Miss Gcprgia
staencr. Mr.. =. $. Torres and N. G. NJ.
Hurk.
Mr.. Chas ian writen that he was
married on February . 10 Miss slime
baugh In horgucro, y. NJ
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-14
GLAD TO TESTIFY
Says WstOga Lady, "AS To What
Cardui Has Done For Me, So
As To Help 0thsrh"

Watoga, w. Va.-ms. S. W. Oladweii,
II this town, says when shout IS yean
u age, ! suffered greatly -. Sometimes
would 90 a month or two, and had
erhble headache, ~backaehe. and bearing
Town pains, and would Just drag and
mad no appetite. Then -. II would last
. two weeks, and was so weakening.
and my health was awful.
My mother bought me q bottle Of
cardui. and | began TO improve alter
akiug the first bottle, 10 kept Il up till !
took three II gained. and was well
and strong, and owe II all TO Cardul.
am married now and have 3 children
e. Have never had 10 have q doctor loi
female trouble, and just resort 10 Cardul
Il | need a tonic am glad 10 testify ie
what II has done Tor me. so as 10 help
others"
II you are nervous or weak, have heed.
Lehes. backsches. or any Of the olhei
ailments so eommon TO women, why moi
give cardui a irial7 Recommended BY
many physicians. In use over 20 years
Begin taking Cardui today. II ma,
" he very MEDICINE you need.
Nc-lS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-14

many kindncsaca IN Ind past I
have the honor to be, Mr. preai-
dent.
sincerely yours
"ROBERT LANSING.
The President. the White
House
Resignation Acccptcd.
Tho white house, Washington.
February as. 1870.
MY Dear Secretary;
Allow ms to acknowledge
with appreciation your letter OF
February twelfth. "a now being
evident, MFR. Secretary. that we
have both Of un felt thc cmbar-
r9ssInont Of our recent relations
with each other. / fori II my
duty to accept your resignation,
10 Jake cncct at once; ~ the
same time adding that ! hope
that the future holds FOR you
many successes OF the most grati-
fying sort. Aiy best wishes viii
always follow sou. and u viii he
a matter o. qualification 10 me
always to remember our delight
ful personal rflauona.
"Slnccrcly yours.
"WOonROW WILSON.
"Honombic Robert lansing
Secretary ~ nlatc'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-14
wilson Disappointed.

''The white House.
Washington. D. c. February
n. 1890.
my Dear Secretary;
II am very much disappointed
by your letter Of February gth In
reply 10 mine asking about tho
Bo-callcd cabinet meetings. You
kindly explain the motives of
these mcetinEs and I find nothing
IN your letter which iustifies
your assumption VI presidential
authority jn such "a matter. You
say you felt that. Ia view OF the
fact that you were denied COM
munication with me. - was wise
TO confer informally toEther on
inter departmental matters, and
matters as to which action could
not be postponed until my mcdi-
cal advisers permitted mo TO be
a and consulted, but 1 have
10 remind you, Mr. Secretary,
that no action could be taken
without me hy the cabinet and
therefore. there could have been
no disadvantage In awaiting aC-
ton with regard 10 matters corr
corning which action could not
have been taken without me.
This affair. Mt. Secretary.
only decpens a feeling that was
growing upon me. While We
were SIN in Paris. / felt, and
have felt increasingly Yer since,
that you accepted my guidance
and direction on questions with
regard 10 which ! had 10 Instruct
you only with increasing reluc-
lance ana since my return "a
Washington 1 have been struck
by the number Of matters IN
which you have apparently tried
10 foreatall my judgment by
formulating action and merely
asking my approval when u was
Impossible for me 10 form an In
dependent Judgment because |
had nos had an opportunity 10
examine the circumstances with
any degree Of independence.
f. therefore. feel that I must
frankly take advantage OF your
kind suggestion that m / should
prefer 20 have another 10 cun-
duet our foreign affairs you arc
ready TO relieve me OF any cm-
hHrrassmcut By placing your
resignation In my haada. Tor /
must say that u would relieve
me Of embarrassment, Mr.. Sec
rotary. tho embarrassment Of
feeling your reluctance and d.
vergencc of judgment, II you
would give your present office
up aEi nnOrd me an opportunity
TO select some one whose mind
would more willingly so along
with mine.
II need not tell you with what
reluctance i take advantage OF
your suggestion or that 1 do -
with the kinaileat feeling. In
matters Of tran1Cendont import
nnco like this. the only wise
c0urre Is "a course OF perfect
cander. whore personal feeling
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-14
New Officials F0.
Frisco Railroad

ST. LOUIS, No, Fob. it-An-
nouncemoni Of the officials who viii
railway when u Il released from fed
eral control on March I, were made
today. following the announccmen
made yesterday Of the election OF q.
A.. Kurn, as president.
n. n. Brown. who resigned ns
president, viii continue TO be chair
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-14
Text off, Correspondence Between
Secretary Lansing and President
Over the Formers Resignation

Washington. RIB 1.-THE follow
lns h the correspondence between
tho president and secretary Of sias'
Lansing leading up TO the resignation
of The latter
"The white House. February
z. 1899.
rMy Dear Mg. Secretary:
efs d true. y / have been told.
that durine my illness. yoa have
frequently called me hcads Of the
cSecutive departments Of iho
snrcrnmcnt into eoufercncef II
q a. I feel u my duty to call
your attention TO considerations
which I do not ..irc 20 dwell up
on until I learn from YOU your
self. hat this A. the fact.
Under cur constitutional law
and practice. as developed hith-
crio. ne one but the president
has the rieht 70 summon the
heads Of the executive depart
mcnta into conference and no ono
but the president and tho con
grens has the right 70 ask their
views or tho views OF any n of
them on any public question.
II take this matter up with
you because, in the development
Of every constitutional system.
custom and precedent are OF the
most serious consequence. and 1
think we VIII all agree la desir-
ing not TO lead IN any wrong di-
rectlon. I have, therefore. taken
the liberty OF writing you to ask
you this question and 1 am sure
YOU viii be glad TO answer
4 am happy TO learn from
your recent note to Mfs. Wilson
that your strength Ia returning.
CORDIALLY and sincerely yours.
.MOOnNNW WILsUN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-14

ANNAt " A"AAAAs
"Hon. Robeyt Lansing,
Secretary Of rtEse.
Secretary o. State.
"WashlrEton, Feb. .. 1890.
My ncar Mr.. President.
III Ia true that frequently dur
ing your illness. / requested the
heads OF the executive depart
ments 81 the government 70 meet
for informal conference.
Shortly after you yer taken
~ In October. certain members
OF the cabinet. OF which / was
one. felt that. In view OF the
fact that we were denied COM
munication with you. II was wise
for ua TO confer Informally TO-
gether on inter-dcpartmental
matters and matters ID to which
action could not be postponed un-
IA your medical ADVISERS per-
United you to pass upon them.
Accordingly, ], Ne the ranking
member. requested the members
OF the cabinet TO assemble for
such informal conference. and
in view Of the mutual benefit
derived. the practice was con
tinued. 1 San ssure you that n
never Tor a moment entered my
mind that was acting unconsii-
tutionally or contrary 10 your
wishes and there certainly was
no Intention on my PART 20 as
sumo powers and exercise func-
tons which under the %constiiu-
ton are exclusively confided 10
the president.
'Durlng these troubl0uH times
when many dinicult and veNatious
questions nave arisen ana when
Ia the circumstances / have been
deprived OF your guidance and
direction, a. has been ans run-
slant enueasor 10 carry cut your
policies "a 4 understood them
and 70 act In all matters as 1 be-
ieVcd you would wish me 10 act.
n. however. you think that 1
have Jailed In my loyalty To you
and II you no longer have cpnii-
dcnce Ia me and prefer TO have
snOthcr conduct u foreign af-
lairs. I am. % course, reauy.
Ar. President. 20 relieve you Of
any embarrassment ny placing
my resignation In your hands.
Il em, always, faithfully yours.
''ROBEKT Lansing"
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mar % tho board of directors and q.
W Hsllnrd, who resigned as trcns.
urer, VIII be vice president IN charge
Of finances. The following other OF
Ulcers were elected;
Alexander Hilton. fourth vice prcsi-
dent IN charge Of traffic; Il. T. At
wood. ffth vice president and chief
purchasing officer. W. II. Evans. gem
ornl solicitor. =, n. Hamilton, socrs-
taty aud treasurer. All will have their
offices in 81. Louis.
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Toxic In to have a subway 10 help
solve Us transportation problem, IL Is
reported.
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How The EayptlnuH managed 60
haul the eieantlc o used In build.
ins p pyramids has been a subject
Tor speculation. Now it's believed the
alonea are ARTIFICIAL
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ACHES And PAINS
SLOAN'S GETS EN-!
Famous pain and ache Eminent,
kept handy, brings crafty
ing relief

II HEuMATIC twinges ease up
soon. So do stiff joints, lame
back, neuralgia, oveftaNcd mus
clcs, and those pains from weather cx-
posure, o 80 they don't fight long
against the counter irritant sloan's
Liniment produces.
Keep this Old family friend handy
for Instant use IA little peHeiFdfci
Without fnbbiHe, leaving no skin stains,
muss, or cloggrd pores. You ought 10
keep a bottle handy always.
Al druggistA Three sizes 35c.,
TO-, Si4O