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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-21
AIhambra Opens AUGUST 30

The Alhambra will reopen the week Of
August 80 with the matinee As here
tofore, 1t will present high-class vaude-
vile acts in connection with feature
photoplays. There will be change of
program twice week. The cinema for
the first half of the opening week will be
Tom Mix in Desert Love" and for the
last half THE Courage of Marge
O'ftnnnp"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-21
Organ improvements at Locust

Many improvements and a new organ
ist will serve next week to create added
interest at the Locust Theatre. on this
occasion Walter 81. Clare Knodlc, one
of Philadelphia best-known musicians
will occupy the console of the Kimbal
organ. Mr.. Knodle is known for his
work as soloist at the Arch Street Meth.
odist Episcopal Church and at Rodeph
Shalom Synagogue.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-08

Mrs. Gregg Scott being in charge oi inc program on Arizona Landmarks. Mrs H. C. Davis and Mrs Ruth Heard VI Fl act as hostesses. The club Is also planning a box social on the evening of the twenty-fourth, when a program will be given.
 The Harmony club will hold socIal meeting on Wednesday afternoon. Ut the Woman's club. Mrs Adolf Liebe- now being chairman of the committee in charge. The club gave q delightful benefit on Tuesday evening when It entertained with card party. the pro- ceeds. $50 over expenses, being turned over to the charity fund.-
 The Madison Improvement club is arranging an interesting program for the afternoon of the nineteenth, when it will give a musicale complimentary to the Osborn Woman's club and the Washington Woman's club.
 Annual Good Fellowship day will be observed by the Woman's club on Tuesday. the seventeenth. a luncheon being served at the club at 12: 30 form of lark which will be for club members exclusively. Those wishing tickets for the sixty cent luncheon may do so at the club meeting this week. The annual lark is always a delightful affair. it is said. although the nature of the entertainment is never revealed.
 
 For the benefit of the Day Nursery, the civics education department of the Woman's club has planned a public bridge for the afternoon of March IL The department has pledged 8 2 month toward the support of the Nurs- cry. and to live up to its pledge it is n fn raf f1 the announcement made at recent club meeting. The afternoon is being delightfully."- planned, a clever program will be presented during the tea houI
Arizona republican., 1920-02-08

after the awarding of bridge prizes 1 Table reservations may be made through the chairman of the committee . in charge, Mrs. ]. L. E. Alexander or the following committee members
 Mrs. Fred Winship. Mrs. i. C. Dodge
 and Mrs. Harland J. Gray
 The biennial convention Of the Gen eral Federation of WOmen's clubs takes place June, 1920. in Des Moines, Iowa
 writes in the General Federation maga- zine:
 .Des Moines already has begun rG
 make extensive plans for the enter tainment Of the biennial next June Club life all over the state has taken
 new meaning. Into the new pro
 grams of the year will be injected
 much matter concerning the General Federation and Iowa's relation to other
 states. Every Iowa woman considers herself a joint hostess with every other Iowa woman and as is properly
 common with hostesses has begun to
 take an inventory Of her attractions Nothing will be spared 10 give the visitors a glorious welcome The local biennial board is already well organ ized with Mrs. Gardner c CoWleS aS chairman and other officers as fol lows: first vice chairman. Mrs F. L.
 Carrel; second vice chairman, Mrs F. O. Green; third vice chairman. Mrs Frank C. Travers; fourth vice-chalr-
 man. Mrs. John N. Watzek: recording
 secretary, Mrs. J. C. Cummins; cor responding secretary, Mrs C. E. Hum, treasurer, Mrs C. II. Morris: auditor Mrs 1T. C. Evans: custodian, Miss
 Flora Laird. Besides those mentioned there are many vice -chairmen and as sistants and committee members who are enthusiastically setting out on their various duties. Not only will
 there be many original plans for en- tertainment but the plans of the Gen eral Fedora ton board will be carrletl
 out to the smallest detail
Arizona republican., 1920-02-08

The Business and Professional w om- en's club has placed in circulation the first issue of The Aeroplane. Its opening editorial gives an idea of the purpose of the publication. It follows;
 This is the aeroplan's first flight Whether it scars around indefinitely or whether it comes down with q dull thud after pref and unhappy career depends on the encouragement and the tangible support 1t receives from the individual members of the club.
 The committee which has piloted the aeroplane during the tryout has no de- sire to furnish all the power and pep foP it's continued fittings. In other words the committee has no ambition to be the sole contributor to the paper. Ii only wishes to serve as dragnet or clearing house for all the clever and helpful and amusing things which the business and professional women ot Phoenix are thinking and doing, and assemble these contributions into q we'll balanced little publication which will fitly represent our association. To that end we solicit your hearty cooperation.
 The Arizona division Of the United Daughters of the Confederacy will hold it's annual meeting Tuesday when the division will be the guests of the Dixie chapter of Tempe. Mrs. Nellie Hoy Of Bisbee. president, and Mrs. T. H. Thomas Of Thombstone. historian, will be present at the meeting.
 The civics education department of the Woman's $ club, Mrs. J. A. Higgins, chairman will meet at 2:30 o'clock Monday afternoon. with Mrs. R. C.. Dryer, in charge of the program. Mrs. Dryer has only recently returned from Tucson where she attended a confer ltl1 fk-n1F mittee and will feature her talk with the report of the conference
 
 Captain J. F. Alkire will give short talk before the Woman's club Tuesday afternoon on conditions in Russia. This wilIs be Captain Alkire's first appear ance before the club since his return from Russia where he rendered distin- gushed service. Mrs. J. A. Higgins. chairman of the civics education de- nartment who has the program, an nounces many attractive features in cuding the following numbers which will be furnished by the pupils of the Arizona School of Music:
 Violin: Alteration (BorowskD .....
 ........ Eugenia Natucki Reading: Pro Patria ..-....
 ... Minnie Lee Spratlin Songs:
 My Dreams CTostD
 Melisande (Goetz)
 ............... Louis Lipphardt
 (Accompanist, Mrs. ]. o. McVey) Dance: tSelec.sd) ......- Edith Kerr
 Mrs. R. x. Morehead was elected president of the Osborn Woman's club at the initial meeting of the organiZa- tion which was formerly the Orange wood Ramona club. Those who were chosen to serve on the executive board with Mrs. Moorehead were Mrs. Gregg Scott, vice president; Mrs. E. A. Fowl CT. recording secretary: Mrs. Ruth
Arizona republican., 1920-02-08
SOCIETY LISTS FUR FEBRUARY REPLETE WITH
 MERRY EVENTS

Replete with gay events, the F'ebru any calendar is promising to those fond or merry round of pleasure. There next seven days will prove perhaps the most eventful in the social history of n spring season. While there are nu- merous small affairs-informaI lunch aons and dinners-there are also a number of pretentious functions for eE cry day in the week.
 Mrs. R. C. Saufley is giving an af- isilr tomorrow, while on the following g day Mrs. William Burton McCandless IS entertaing with a bridge luncheon. Mrs. David F. Johnson is giving a tea on Wednesday and Thursday will be notable for the bridge luncheon given by Mrs Charles White and Mrs. J. J. Wesley at the sWomans club. Friday. Mrs. B. B. Mccall will be hostess at q bridge event
 Saturday night there is to be jolly valentine dance al the Country club The Leap Year costumes will be ob- served and the dance is being antici- pated with more than ordinary interest and pleasure. The club has delight ful calendar for the month, which will feature the usual tennis 1uncheons on W Wednesdays. On Tuesday evening. the seventeenth. a bridge will be given with MT. and Mrs. Ira J. Johnson and MT. and Mrs. James $. Griffin acting as hosts. On Saturday afternoon a tea dance has been arranged with Mrs. ranft, Mrs. Winfield Hartranft Mrs John H. Page and Mrs. Celora Martin Stoddard, presiding.
 The club events for the month will eEd on the wtneyt- with a din- ner dance.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-08
Mrs. David F. Johnson Gives Charming Bridge Luncheon

Mrs. David F. Johnson, who is en- tertaining with a series of delightful affairs. presided over a charmingly ar ranged bridge luncheon on Wednesday at her home on West Willetta street. A yellow and white color scheme was used in decoration and was carried out in artistic use of Shasta daisies and Darigolds- The high scores at bridge were made by Mrs. H. M. Berry and Mrs. J. L. Borah. The guest list in- cluded Mrs. Robert Brownfield, Mrs. H. w. Asbury, Mrs. George Goodrich Mrs r. C. Saufley, Mrs. George Fowler Gardiner. Mrs. H. M. Fennemore, Mrs. Fl. D. McVay. Mrs. F. W. Baum. Mrs. Cari Anderson, Mrs. James Arthur Miller, Mrs. Leon Clyde Wilber Mrs. W. F. Neail, Mrs. A. H. Mcclellan, Mrs. AIitt Sims. Mrs. N. D. Sanders. Mrs. Frank Baum, Mrs. D. D. Northrup, Mrs. II. NJ. Berry. Mrs. E. F. Marks, Mrs. James A. Johnson. Mrs. Orrin Stand age. Mrs. J. l.. Borah. Mrs. W. R. T.Vants. Mrs. R. H. Parsons Miss Fife Irvin and Miss Ellen Hughes.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-08
pr. and Mrs. w. A. Schwartz Amonq Weeks Dinner Hosts

pr. and Mrs. W. A. Schwartz Of ll03 West Jefferson street were dinner hosts
 on Wednesday evening when they en-
 tertained Dr. and Mrs. w C. Smith Of
 Rushfield, Indiana. and Mr. and Mrs. George Hogsett
Arizona republican., 1920-02-08
Mrs. A. H. Mcclellan Hostess Tn Monday Bridue Club

Heard. corresponding secretary: Mrs.
 A. W. Sandlge, treasurer; Mrs. A. Douglas, trustee, and Miss A. l.. Chris tian. auditor. The club will hold it's next regular meeting on Wednesday.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-08
Will Spend Spring Season Or Coast, Then Proceed East

Mrs. J. c. Cherry, Miss Agatha Cher ry and Miss Nell Cherry are planning to leave the latter part of the week for California where they will pass the spring season. returning later to their home in Cedar Rapids. They have been extensively feted during the few weeks they have been here the guests of the George H. Lutgerdings.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-08

Photographed by Heath national prohibition. They are es- tabIished at the Adams for the season. Mrs. Webb who is un- usually charming of appearance has delightful personality and her we'll trained and pleasing voice is ore of her greatest charms.
 < scheme. Covers were Ia i'd for Mrs. Dun lap, Mir. and Mrs. Clay Leonard and Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Magee of Los An geles. Mrs. A. H. Mcclellan Hostess To Monday Bridge Club
 Mrs. A. H. Mcclellan was hostess of the Monday Bridge c-uD, the guests of honor being Mrs. Fred Winship and Mrs. Guy H. Lawrence. The club will meet tomorrow with Mrs. James A. Johnson.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-08
Give Delightful Dinner
 Tn Honor Of Kansas Citians

Mir. and Mrs. Charles H. Akers gave Q delightful dinner Friday evening in honor of Mrs. Lloyd Dunlap of Kansas City, who left last evening for her home. Jonquils were the decorative
Arizona republican., 1920-02-08

Mrs. w. T. Webb is one of the attractive additions to society, the
 Webbs having come to Phoenix from Graham county when MT. Webb was appointed director for the state for the enforcement of < < x day evening for Boulder, where she has been called by the serious illness of her father. Dr. H. w. Allen. Mrs. McNefi does not plan to return before early summer.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-08
! Returns From Visit of
 A Month to Pueblo City

Miss Marie Koehler has returned from Tucson. where she was the in centive for much informal entertain ing. She was away month.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-08
Bridge Among Delightful Events Of the Past Week
Give Dinner Party In
 Honor of Coast Visitor

Mrs. O. W. Peters, who has returned to her home in Los Angeles after a several weeks visit here, was the in centive for a prettily appointed dinner given by Mir. and Mrs. James $. Grif- fin of North Second street Thursday evening. The decorative scheme fea- tured marigoIds
Arizona republican., 1920-02-08
Jerome Woman Guest Of Honor at Pretty Affair,

In honor of Mrs Jorn D. Harper, who is passing a few weeks here from Je- rome. Mrs. Harry Har gave an informal tea Thursday afternoon. The event was one of a series with which Mrs. Hall will entertain at her home on West Linwood street.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-08
Los Angeles Couple Are Guests Here For Fortnigh'

Guests Here For Fortnight AIr. and Mrs. William Connolly of Los Angeles are recent arrivals who will be in town a fortnight the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Harry Kay of North Central avenue Tn honor of their guests MT. and Mrs. Kay gave a smart ly appointed dinner of 14 covers Wed nesday evening, marigold and corn flowers featuring the floral adornment. Mr. and Mrs. SeIr Nicholson
 Hosts at Charming Dance
 Mir. and Mrs. Selim J. Nicholson gave q dance at the Suncourt last evening that was one of a series of events with which they plan to entertain this spring. Marigolds decorated with pleas ing effect. The guest list included pr. and Mrs. Edwin Bakes, Mir. and Mrs Charles O'Malley, MT. and Mrs. Gus Sommerfield MT. and Mrs. Charles k- Pishon, Mir. and Mrs. Earle Nash. MT. and Mrs. Leon S. Jacobs. Mir. and Mrs. Hal Prince MT. and Mrs. Francis Geary. MT. and Mrs. Joseph T. Melczer. MT and Mrs. Edward Melczer. Mir and MS. Charles Korrick, Miss Alice Rede- will, Miss Martha McKercher, Miss Edna Stone. Miss Irene Harbeck, Edgar Miller. Sylvan Gang, Herman Gugeu helm of Galena, Julian Gang and Ed ward Rowe.
 Eastern Visitors Are
 Honored at Luncheon
 Complimentary to Mrs. Harvey New lin of Wichita and Miss Nell Cherry and Miss Agatha Cherry of Cedar Rap ids, Mrs. Donald McQueen gave a ciev erly planned bridge luncheon Tuesday her home in Mesa The yellow color tone that predominated was carried out in marigolds. the decorative scheme be- ing exceptionally pretty. Mrs. Barry Goldwater and Mrs. Charles O'Malley made the highest scores at bridge. hospitality included Mrs. H. W. Asbury, Mrs. Barry Goldwater. Mrs. George Lutgerding. Mrs. Julian Holmes, Mrs. Charles O'Malley, Mrs. $. J. Bucking- ham. Mrs. Clay Parker, Mrs. Garrett ScEullar and Mrs. Bert C1ingan- Soon to Come From Quaker City to End Season Here
 Mrs. D. M. Barringer will arrive from Philadelphia shortly to pass the re- mainder of the spring season here. She will be the guest of her sister Mrs. F.. J. Bennitt.
 Jerome Woman Guest Of
 Honor at Pretty Affair
 In honor of Mrs. Jorn D. Harper, who is passing few weeks here from Je- rome Mrs. Harry Harl gave an informal tea Thursday afternoon. The event was one of a series with which Mrs. Hall will entertain at her home on West Linwood street
 
 Will Give Luncheon In
 Honor of Frisco Girl
 Mrs. Selim J. Nicholson will give bridge Thursday afternoon in honor of Miss Lena Kohlman of San Francisco. Give Smartly Appointed
 Dinner at Arizona Club
 Mir. and Mrs. Roy Wayland gave a smartly appointed dinner at the Ari- zona club Friday evening, the guests later enjoying a. rubber of bridge at their apartments at the Welch. Spring flowers were used in decoration both at the club and at their home. MT. and Mrs. Wayland's guests numbered 20. Local Couple Dinner Hosts For Los Angeles People
 In honor of Mir. and Mrs. William T Are
Arizona republican., 1920-02-08
Give Smartly Appointed Dinner at Arizona Club

Mir and Mrs. Roy Wayland gave a smartly appointed dinner at the Ari- zona club Friday evening, the guests later enjoying a. rubber of bridge at their apartments at the Welch. Spring flowers were used in decoration both at the club and at their home. MT. and Mrs. Wayland's guests numbered 20.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-08
Motor to Roosevelt;
 Return to City Today

MT. and Mrs. George LutgerdinG.
 Miss Agatha Cherry and Miss Nell
 Cherry motored to Roosevelt Friday and are expected to return to town to- day.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-08

]
 dinner last evening at their North Cen tral avenue residence. Entertains informally With Fourteen Guests
 Mrs. J. Neil Harris made Mrs. Victor Kohlberg the motif for a delightful af fair Friday afternoon when she enter
 tained informally at her home on North Third avenue. Spring flowers decorat- eG effectively. The guest list included
 Mrs. Kohlberg, Mrs Vernon Peters.
 Mrs Joseph Brown, Mrs. Madison Cohan. Mrs. Mayme D. Harris, Mrs. Lester Byron Mrs Herbert Burr Atha $ Antrim, Jr., Mrs. Benjamin Coving ton, Mrs. Slayden Covngton, Miss Edith Liebenow. Miss Ruth Goldberg and Miss Ruth Sullivan. Desert Party Is Given By Mrs. Garrett Schullsr Mrs. Garrett Schullar gave a small 1 desert party on Wednesday. the in formal event being enjoyed by Mrs. !. c. Cherry, Mrs Leo Goldman. Mrs. George H. Lutgerding. Mrs. Donald Mcqueen, Miss Agatha Cherry and Miss Nell Cherry.
 Memphis Man Comes To Spend Season Tn Phoenix
 Robert Wiggs is recent arrival from Memphis who will pass the spring sea son in Phoenix. the guest of MT. and Mrs. J.. Leonard Norton.
 Motor to Superior For Visit of Several Days MT. and Mrs. J. F.. Thompson motored to Superior last week. passing several days at the mining camp.
 Bridge Among Delightful
 Events of the Past Week
 The bridge given on Friday afternoon by Mrs. Edward Melczer was one of the delightful events of the gay week. Her home on North Third street was pret- tily decorated for the occasion with a wealth of fragrant spring flowers. Those there were Mrs. Charles O'Mai ley, Mrs. J. C. Hammond of San Fran cisco. Mrs. Aaron Goldberg, Mrs. W. W. Perkins. Mrs. Gus Summerfield, Mrs. Leon $. Jacobs. Mrs. Harland !. Gray, Mrs. Irwin Fletcher, Mrs. David Goldberg, Mrs Selim J. Nicholson. Mrs. Thomas McGinnis Mrs. George Mintz, Mrs. Leo Goldman. Miss Lena Kohlman and Miss Friendly.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-08
Comes From Los Angeles To Visit Daughter Here

Mrs T. C. Stone arrived from To. Angeles yesterday and will pass sev- eral weeks in PhoenfS with her daugh- ters, Mrs. Charles K. Pishon, and Miss Edna Stone.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-08
Will Give Luncheon In Honor of Frisco Girl

Mrs. Selim J. Nicholson will give a bridge Thursday afternoon in honor of Miss Lena Kohlman of San Francisco.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-08
Gives informal Luncheon Affair at Country Club

Mrs. Robert Brownfield gave an in formal luncheon at the Country club Wednesday her guests being Miss Frances de Graf of Colorado Springs. the guest of honor: Mrs. Charles k. Pishon, Mrs. Earle Nash, Mrs. Leon Keeler. Mrs. Angus Cashion, Mrs. Will liam l.. Ferguson, and Miss Fay De Mund
Arizona republican., 1920-02-08
IS O c fHl@ Ew

Joseph Lobit gave q most attractive dinner last evening at their North Cen tral avenue residence.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-08
Local Couple Dinner Hosts For Los Angeles People

In honor or MT and MS. " lIIldh Connolly of Los Angeles. MT. and Mrs.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-08
Country Club Dinner One or Weeks Charmino Events

Mrs. Lou Ella Archer gave a dinner at the Country club Thursday evening that was one of the particularly attrac- tive events of the week. Almond blos- soms were used in decoration. Covers were laid for NIT. and Mrs. Donald Dun bar, Mir. and Mrs. Warren McArthur, Mir. and Mrs. Tom Dunbar, Mir. and Mrs. Sydney J. Ross, Mrs. Carelton Wood. Miss Henrietta Olney, Miss Bet ty Newman of Chicago, Archibald Rockwell, John Newman, Royal Lescher and John Rinker Kibbey.
 Marioolds Form Decorations
 At Nice Bridge Luncheon
 Mrs Angus Cashion gave a charm ingly arranged luncheon Friday at her apartment at the Westminster. Mari golds were used in decoration. Those there were Mrs. T. c. Stone of Los An geles, Mrs. I. Leonard Norton. Mrs. Frank Burnaby, Mrs. Robert Brown field, Mrs. Charles K. Pisfon. Mrs. Ed ward Rudolph, and Mrs. NJ. H. McCalla Mrs. w. w. McNeff Called
 Away By Fathers Illness
 Mrs. w. W. McNeff is leaving Tues
Arizona republican., 1920-02-08

The Arizona division, of the United Daughters of the Confederacy will holt it's annual meeting Tuesday when th' division will be the guests of the Dixie chapter of Tempe. Mrs. Nellie Hoy O Bisbee president. and Mrs. T. H Thomas Of Thombstone, historian. vii be present at the meeting
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-18
INSEPARNBLES,

Mondays list will DO the last of these
pu BY cTTiE BINARY DE PHILLIPS
and MARGARET BBBLER, --
by c. c. GILLIAN READMOND and
LAURA BARNES, southeast.
by II, and C.--This Emery School bunch ::
MARY TEw, u. BRADLEY THEI.Mh
FREIDRiCH, MILDRED THORNE: EVA
WILLIAMS, MYRTLE ROACH; HATTIE
EVANS, PINKiE HARTSTALL; HOWARD
BRADLEY, DWIGHT HORTON.
Nv PUPIL 49, FLORENCE WOLFE
ELEANOR sPIGONE, OF Seaton School.
Hy r. Dew ROSE BODtCK, IRENE
DoDtCK and NAOMI COHEN.
By l. NJ o. K--AJLAN HAGGERTY,
MORGAN ToRREY MORTIMER Of
FtiTT, MURRAY McGLUE.
pAKER, and ALLAN WALKER Western
BY A. PuIDA DOE, bERNSETTA
COOK MARIE uMHAU, GERTRUDE
FARHAM BDNA TURNER, ELIZABETH
TOWNSEND, all OF II. H. =. -
by JlMMtE-HBLEN COLPOYS, NlR-
GINA McsORLEY, and ETHEL STEAD
By 4. u, C.-asTRAwBERRY" COMP
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GARET McGRAiN; EDNA BYRON,
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-18
Bringing Together the Job and the
WOrker-A Valuable Service
By BILL PRICE.

Increasing unemployment makes it important that
there shall continue to be operated in the District
bureau which will bring together the employer and the
workera prompt personal touch that loses little time
for either of those most interested Its economic value
alone recommends it.
Farsighted District officials and progressive business
men have maintained such bureau for long time at
1410 Pennsylvania When Congress refused to
further aid to employment work by the Department of
Labor the District Commissioners and pubcspred citi
decided carry the service with such assistance
as the department able to render.
From February % to November 80 $1,000
and registered at this bureau for employment and
about $4,000 placed Employers of Washington made
known their wants and efficient placement clerks gave
them just the sort of and women they needed. A
junior department has been of satisfactory benefit in
placing boys and girls under twenty Of and
the domestic department has decreased the worries OF the
Washington housewife.
The advisory committee in charge of this citizens EN-
poyment service consists Of Commissioner HENDRICk
and able business men, including FRANK R. JELLEFF.
chairman of the finance committee All over Washington
satisfied of the service and they determined
that this clearing house for labor shall go believing its
existence of more Importance than ever before.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-12-18
Beware of Lies
Stock Gamblers and Others Are Interested
ing Trouble.

Anxiety and false alarm brighten of securities
they sell their stocks the market drops and gamblers
the short side' get the profit.
Every rumor, insinuaton direct lie that will help
to deceive and brighten the public be twisted into
profit by the gamblers Those employed by them as
rumor mongers numerous.
recent statement, cunningly circulated and abso-
uey without foundation suggests that because of bad
conditions big contemplate closing down
two weeks to take stock rearrange prices and generally
find what conditions are.
There is foundation for this statement. Big con-
know their exact condition every day The idea Of
the rumor mongers is to breed anxiety uncertainty and
rp1Rte fear
yVBEwARE OF LIES