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Evening star., 1921-07-21
New cretOnnes, l5c

Summer designs and colorings; numerous
patterns for selection, So inches wide.
Crochet bedspreads, sI35-Snow white: first quail
ity; neat patterns. Ready-hemmed; size
72xS4 Limit OF 3
Towels, 1zHc-Heavy white huck; size 17x53
inches; hemstitched. Slightly imperfect.
Turkish towels, 15c-Snow white; good weight;
hemmed borders. 7x34 inches.
Turkish towels, 46c-Extra heavy; first quality.
Snow white with red or blue border. 2lx42
inches.
Table damask. Ac-Mercerzed table daInask in
six neat patterns. 5S inches wide.
Cretonne cushions, 63c-Round sofa or porch
cushions. filled with silk floss. Many pat
terms
Sunfast madras, SIC yd-A fadeless drapery for
overdrapes and hangings. Rose mulberry,
blue and brown in various patterns.
Wolfe curtains, 6Sc-White voile with hemstitched
borders; also Dutch curtains with valance.
2A yards long
Evening star., 1921-07-21

Nightgowns, 45c-Slip-over style with
short kimono sleeves. In white.
Crepe nightgowns, 6oc-S1ip-on model,
with pink fagot stitching.
Pink envelope chemise, 65c-Built-up
shoulder hand-embroidered;
stitched in 'front.'
Bungalow aprons, 50c-Blue checked
gingham; short kimono sleeves;
open down back.
Sateen petticoats, 89c-Dark colors;
with deep ruffle.
Silk Jersey petticoats, sz.95-With deep
accordion pleated hounce. Various
color combinations.
Second floor.
Evening star., 1921-07-21

AfeEaetlve smociks, Sl.3e-For girls
and women. Made of Jap crepe,
Voile and linene in rose and copen;
some hand embroidered. Sizes IA
- 20 and s. to A.
uh8 dresses, $7EWhite Lonsdale lean
fegtdation MILDLY dresses with
- aooa9 AstA -S1sss & to-n years.
Evening star., 1921-07-21

r & q corsets, 9Sc-In pink coutil;
low and medium bust; garters
front and side. R & G make.
w. B. corsets, $l.3q-White coutil, me-
dunn and high bust: garters front
and side.
Evening star., 1921-07-21

Boys coverups, 7oc-Covers the boy
from neck to ankle. Lightweight
blue denim. Sizes 8 to years.
Boys blouses, 5oc-Sport collar at
tached to blouse. Neat striped
percales. Broken sizes.
Boys overaIIs, Soc-Blue denim with
wide shoulder strap and pockets.
Sizes to II years.
Caps and straw hats, Soc each-This
seasons styles. Caps in mixture
tweeds and serges. -.
(Third aoor.l
Evening star., 1921-07-21
Conggoleum rugs, SO

You will overlook the minor faults when
you can buy such rugs at only So.
Patterns for dining room; living room, and
other rooms in the house. Famous "Gold
Seal" grade. 6xo #.
exlz-ft Brussels rugs, slz.75-Perfect quality rugs;
good range of handsome patterns and color
ings.
Administer rugs, S3SS5-9xl2 #, perfect-repro-
ductions of oriental and Persian patterns;
also small all-over designs.
Felt base mats, 2Oc-Seconds OF 4oc grade Faults
are trivial. 1896 inches .
Velvet rugs, S195-27x54 inches. In number of
fancy patterns. Suitable for hall or bedroom. .
Scatter grass rugs "
Use them in the bedroom, hall. dining room
and porch. Medallion and oriental patterns;
neatly bordered.
zx54 inches, esc; 3ox6o inches, $119.
Evening star., 1921-07-21
Women'S wool sweaters >309

Many Styles III tI1e idvOrou
ing colored fronts. In black,
and white combinations.
Fiber silk sweaters, sz.95IT uxed do
style; with sashes and girdles;
some with pockets. In black, navy
and desired shades.
rie.back sweaters, S1.29-Wool or jer-
sew weaves in rose, brown, tan,
gray, etc. .
Wonen's union suits, 59c-Fine ribbed
cotton, low neck and sleeveless;
tight or loose knee. White and
pink. Broken size range. 36 to a..
Athletic union suits, $I.69-Pollyanna
brand-fne nainsook, muslin and
washable silks. Broken sizes.
Evening star., 1921-07-21

W. PINK, DtlH, pedCOCks DIaCK
Women's silk vests, $1.5o-Pink glove
silk with bodice tops. Sizes SO
to A.
Women's cotton vests, 3sc-Fine rib
bed cotton, round neck and bodice
style. Chiefly sizes ,36 and IS,
some AZ and. a.
Women's ribbed vests, 15c-Low neck
and sleeveless. Slightly imper-
feet. Sizes 36 and 38.
(First door-south annex.)
Evening star., 1921-07-21
800 more folding
cot beds, $l.39

Continuous post-Simmons patented. galvanized
twisted link spring. Folds perfectly fat-dark
japanned finish. 26 feet size.
Some may be subject to slight fault, but nothing
hurts their durability.
(Fourh Floor)
Evening star., 1921-07-21
Children's sandals
& play oxfords
$l.l9

Solid leather, both inner and outer soles.
Tan or mahogany brown calf uppers.
Barefoot sandals in 2-strap effects. Play OK
fords have extra tip at toe. Sizes 5 to 8, 81
to II, 11H to 2.
Boys oxfords, s33s-For big boys to 14-sizes
2h to sH Black and mahogany brown calf.
English last. Goodyear welt soes
Tennis sport Shoes sz-Canvas uppers. soft, re-
silent rubber soles and heels. White or
brown uppers brown trimmings, sizes II to E. .
(Thrd hoor.)
Evening star., 1921-07-21
CorSetS at clipped prices

w. b. bandeaux, 55c-Pink silk with
strap shoulder fastener in back.
Also fancy pink coutil; fasten
down back.
BiltweI brassiere, $1.zeLCan be worn
as camisole or brassiere COM
bined; fastens in back. Fancy
pink coutil, ribbon shoulder strap.
Evening star., 1921-07-21
Women's full-fashioned
Silk hose, $l.45

Secured underprice because the eagle eye
of the factory Inspector detected slight
faults. See if yotf can find them.
Fine silk with mercerized tops, double
soles, heels and toes. Black white, gray and
brown.
Women's silk hose, SlS5-Full-fa -fashioned-some
with silk tops. Black cordovan and Rus
sian calf. Some slightly irregular.
Women's silk hose 69c-Full-fashicned and
scanned backs. Black, gray, brown and few
light shades. Seconds, not all sizes in every
color
Womens stockings, 19c-Seamless cotton hose in
white, champagne and few blacks.
First hoor-south }
Evening star., 1921-07-21
1895 to $3.50
Silk skirts, s6:95

Many smart styles-Mallison's Whip
poorwill silk, baronet satins and silk
poplins, in brilliant colors; white flan-
nels and serges, mems wear serges in
pleated and tailored styles.
(second noor)
Evening star., 1921-07-21

Boys base ball suits, $1.3o-Gray base
ball cloth. serviceable. and soil
proof Suits include shirt, pants,
belt, cap. Gray with blue trim
mings. Sizes to IA years.
Boys blouses, 69c-Collar attached
stvles of dark O. D. shade twill
khaki, madras and percale. Sizes
e to 16 years.
Boys bathing suits, Slo5-Wool wor-
sted. In one-piece style; stripes
and plain colors. Sizes 8 to IL
years.
Evening star., 1921-07-21
800 pretty silk
Can1isoles, 75c

Slip-over style with deep lace yoke and
ribbon shoulder straps. You will be glad to
get such pretty styles at 75c-they really
should be more.
(Second noor.)
Evening star., 1921-07-21
Girls wash dresses 89c

Delightful styles for and later for school Cham
ays gnghams voiles in paid checks solid coors and
ynrious combinations Sizes to II
Evening star., 1921-07-21
Out 60 women's
Low shoes. 1895

Hundreds of pairs in all sizes, in one
style or another. Strap and tongue
pumps, also oxfords and eyelet ties,
with various style heels. Kid, suede, =.
calf and canvas sin black, brown,
white or gray, in the combined groups.
$40 to $3.50 low shoes, 1895
One and two strap pumps also oxfords. Next
to Hanan these are the best shoes in stock
Newest styles and feathers.
Women's low shoes, $I.95
Broken sizes, but all can be fitted. Pumps
and oxfords in white canvas, patent colt, gun
metal, black kid
\ (First noor.)
Evening star., 1921-07-21
Silk dresses
SIS to $25 dresses, $11.75
$25 to $35 dresses, $l8.75

Choicest summer fashions-sport
models, matinee and afternoon dresses
of taffeta, satin, foulard, pongee, mig
nonette, crepe de chine, canton crepe:
various combinations. Women's and
misses sizes.
Evening star., 1921-07-21

Wash suits now 7Sc-Button-on Oliver
Twist style; short sleeves for hot
weather. Embroidered collar and
cuffs. Sizes 3 to 8.
Panama suits, $s.es-For boys to IS
years. Belted and patch pocket
styles, in olive, heather and green
Evening star., 1921-07-21
Boys shirts, 79c
.viN go speeding out

Shirts from regular stock Collar attached neckband
styles; many with double cuffs
Ocean pearl buttons; perfect to the last
detail Sizes 12H to II neckband.
Evening star., 1921-07-21

Mems low shoes, S4.95-broken lines
from regular stock-black calf, black
kid, brown calf and tony red calf.
-(First hoor.)
Evening star., 1921-07-21
Tots organdy
dresses, 81

Dresses adorned with sashes, ruffles and
touches of hand embroidery. In lavender,
light blue, yellow, peach, copen, green, ete.
Sizes to years.
Tots gingham dresses, 39c-Snowfake ginghan.
1-piece style beted al. around. Size only.
Tots sweaters S3.s9-All WOOL sp-or and full
belted styles with pockets Variety OF
colors Sizes to 10.
White sateen bIoomers 50c-Washable. with elas-
tic at waist and knee. For girls to II.
Nainsook gowns, 95c-For tots and growing girls,
empire style. with kimono sleeves, low neck,
embroidered White and flesh. Sizes
to IL years.
Princess Slips 7oc-Of muslin with embroidery
around neck and armholes. Sizes to f.
Tots rompers, 79c-Peg-top style with low sqsare
neck. short sleeves and cuff effect at knee.
Featherstitch braid trimmed Sizes to
years.
Third noor)
Evening star., 1921-07-21

~ssOO oH111 So9 ~OsOO
$3.50 & $40 shirts, $6.85
3sc and SOC garters, z1c-"Paris" and
Ivory" single grip-all colors.
Mems Isle hose. I5c-Because of slight
faults. Black, white, tan and
colors; seamless.
SOC and 75c suspenders, 35c-Elastic
webbing. with solid leather ends;
fancy patterns.
soc wash ties, z9c-Silk mixtures, in
striped and floral effects, also
plain whites. for 81.
Mems union suits, 79c-Regular stock
reduced-athletic style; nainsook,
with closed crotch.
(First Floor)
Evening star., 1921-07-21

$3.50 to $3.50 shirts, $3.85
Mems silk shirts, s4.65-Jerseys, crepes,
tub and broadcloth silks; white
and colors; sports and neglige
styles.
81 neckwear, 65c-Silk and knitted silk
ties, wide or narrow shape.
Striped and floral patterns.
Mems overalls, sz!s.keduced for this
sale. One piece blue, khaki, and
blue striped coveralls. for motor
lists, mechanics, etc.
Mems 75c and 81 hose, 55c-Silk and
fiber hose. Black, white, tan, in
either seamless or full-fashioned
hose 6 for s..
Evening star., 1921-07-21
Boys wool suits, s4.s5

= Boys So and SO suits, $395-Silk and
velvet combinations for dress
Oliver Twist and junior styles.
Sizes 5 to g.
$95 camp outfit, Sl.9s-Khaki shirt
and Khaki knicker or loose flap
per pants. Sizes to TO-,
Third door)
New-York tribune., 1921-11-07
Some Good Railroad Bonas

Question: would. greatly npprsrat. an
Iowins iint o, Of y""1 % opinion as to She fol
over fifty years OF age and an, dsnsndsnt
on the INCOME Therefore, safety OF In
ses''fent ,bs fsn,os Is of primary Importance but
important consideration In accumu,aI
stT ."s tu' Sc securities have tried to diver
s'iy 'Ae Investments az much as uossible
| am considering purchasing another f"ur
VI VI NVe bonds and would solicit your sug-
s'~suens. as we'll as any suggestions you
I ing some of the securities that / ALREADY
possess for others that would be more
oeslraole Tor a unan in my position: one
rseE o. seneSsl en1s lien len ss ST. ons oms
oornnsS'yana orsseD Shnrt general " as 1865;
Atlantic Coast Line A 4,hs. 1864: three
Erie Erie priority lien general IS. 1896: two
sseasboard Air Line IS, stamped. 1915: two
one Atchtson, Topeka & Santa Re renerai
sSra As, isss; one Southern Pacific first re-
q ohio convertible ass, 1880: ono St
aoa's,Ssm ans san, francisco prior line 5s B. 1850;
ora northwestern Bell Telephone Is 1g4i
one one Denmark S. 1916; one Packard Motor
Rusber Il sSi S. one HFanI s. as4l ono Fisk
1siI; - ono Canadian National Equipment
7s' 1885 and Liberty bonds b.
Answer-You have remarkably
well diversified list OF investments.
win number of high grade railroad
ponds. We would sell the Scaboard
AR Line, however, You have evidently
attempted to average down your price.
This is seldom a successful proceeding
and is IN great majority of cases a
way OF throwing good money after bad
we advise you to take your loss and to
SHIFT into something else. We suggest
the following six bonds: Rochester
Gas and Electric general rs, series B.
due l946, recently offered at 96. to
yield 7.35 per cent; State of Queens
land, Australia gold rs, due 1941, paw
able principal and interest in United
States gold in New York. recently
offered at SO and interest; Bush Term
inal Building first 5s, due 1860, recent
~ selling at Tx. fThis is a somewhat
different class Of bond, being a mort
gage on property and buildings in New
york. than anything that you have);
Cerro de Pasco copper 10-year con-
vert!ble <Ss, due 1881, recently selling
at at lla1a, convertible into stock at
50 .; Westinghouse Electric and Man
u.acturing rs, due 1881, recently selling
at 1925, and P. Lorillard debenture
Is, due 1914, recently selling at 10S.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-07
FINANCIAL MEETINGS

AT SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Check Writer Mfrs.
Inc, held at the office OF kornblueh (
Huttcr. attorneys for the corporation, at
15% Nassau Street. in the Borough of Man
haitian. City of New York. on the s1st day
ot ostober. 1924. at 500 Z, Nj. it was
RESOLVED. that
WHEREAS, There has been presented
TO this meeting in duplicate r. certificate
OF the Secretary OF State of the state
OF New York, chat the name Check
Writer Co. Inc" Ia not the name OF any
other corporation appearing on his index
OF corporations. as authorized to do bust
ness under the lava of the State OF New
York. or u name which he deems so
nearly resembling It as 10 be calculated to
deceive, and likewise there has been pre-
sented to this meeting due proof that all
other requirements OF Law have been COM
piled with;
RESOLVED. That the present name
- The corporation. To Wit. Check Writer
s,~rr. Inc, be changed to Check Writer
Co. Inc. and that the proper officers OF
tho Company be- and they hereby are.
authorized and directed to do all other
and further things necessary to enectu-
ate such change Of name.
ROSE HUTTEE,
President.
WILLIAM HUTTER,
Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-07
High Grade Investments

Question-My wife and self both of us
ibeins in our fifty third year and childless,
nave invested in the following bonds. and
although receiving at present outside OF
revenues therefrom sum approximating
so.Ooo per year, which, however may be-
ceme neglig ible within a year or so wish
to submit our list to YOU Will YOU kindly
go over same ard please give us your
analysls or our Investments, making what
ever recommendations of whatever nature
you think advisable to also include $4,000
on hand ready for further investment:
s!''oo United States Victory Loan. due 923,
at par; $4,000 Vacuum Oil Company Is
Que 1856. at par; $40. 900 Southwestern Bell
ii1lephone Company Is due 1925, at yo,.
$40 100 Third Liberty Loan AIS due 1873,
due 1884 at 97.73; $4,000, due 1885 at
97.62 and $1,000, due 1886 at 81 46; S. 900
Grand G1aI19 Trunk Trunk os, dre 1886, at, 9oA $1,000
9i.36; 81 900 51as, due 1896, at 81 46 and
$1,000 512s. due 1896. at 1926 $4,000
d1 Fourth Liberty Loan AS. due 1888. at
$3.50; 450 AIS. due 1885 at 100; and 100
Second Liberty Loan 414s due 1912, at
100. convertible; $4,000 Province of On
tario 6s. due 1943, at 80; 81 600 Kingdom
Of Denmark IS, due 1o45, at 1os.75; 81, 900
Republic of France IS. due 1945. at 1O0ls :;
$50 First Liberty Loan AIS. due 1047, at
1oo o9; ce1vertble; ar n1 900 Ohio Power Is due
ciate any attention which you Will give to
this matter--M. c.
Answer-You have a thoroughly
sound, high grade investment, in our
opinion. In the long run, for an in
vest as large as this municipals, such
as you have, are, in our opinion, a good
class of investment. We believe in the
future of the power companies, and,
while as a general rule we think the
hydro-e electric are to be preferred to
companies that generate their power by
steam, we think the Ohio Power Com
pany, with one of the largest steam
generating plants of the United States,
is sound company We think it would
be a good plan to further diversity
your investment by putting the $4,000
which you have into strong railroad
company bonds and suggest two each
Of the following: Virginian Railway
first 5s, due 1862, recently selling at
$685. Northern Pacifc-Great North
ern joint convertible 615 per cent
bonds, due 1886, secured by the de-
Selling a at 1o3Ss, and and Illinois i Central Central
secured 6h per cent bonds, due 1886,
recently selling at 104.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-07
Wants the Best

Question: appeal to you for YOUR Kind
advice in regard to the investment of NV
hard-earned life savings Of $40, 900, which
| would like to invest in the highest grade
bonds, according TO your Judgment. | am
satisfied to obtain yield OF { per cent to
Gls per cent, but must have bonds which
are OF the highest safety now. as | cannot
AFFORD to take chances with ready mar
ket in case of necessity Are these bonds
legal for savings banks to invest in :?
Because l believe that the savings banks
cannot lawfully invest their deposits in
other than The highest grade securities
Answer-Yours is a good. sensible
letter. 1t is not often that we find
some one who faces the facts in re-
gard to yield on bonds and comrara-
tive safety as squarely as you do.
We think that there are bonds that
are not legal for savings banks which
are as high grade in every respect and
fully as safe as those that are. We
therefore are giving you a diversified
list of bonds, with letter S after
those t.lat are legal for savings banks
in New York State. Chicago, Burling
ton. & Quincy general, now first, IS,
due 1858, recently selling at 59l2 (S);
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St.
Louis general As, due 1898, recently
selling at 6912 (S); Illinois Central first
IS, due 1851. recently selling at S5 (S);
Lake Shore &. Michigan Southern first
31ss, due 1897, recently selling at 70
(S); Louisville g. Nashville first 5s,
due 1897, recently selling at 92N (S);
Colorado &, Southern first mortgage As,
due 1929, recently selling at Sc; Nj
agara Falls Power first 5s. due 1882. re-
Gently selling at 91& (S); Montana
Power first and refundng 5s, due 1943,
recently selling at S74; United States
Steel sinking fund 5s, due 1868, re-
Gently selling at about 95.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-07
Certificates of Indebtedness and United
States Treasury Notes
Federal & Joint Stock Land Bank Bonds

Acceptable in payment of Federal take.
on the dates of maturity.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-07
Bid. AK KtefS
New York State Bonds

Issued in coupon ana registered form "A,
Coupon bonds regssterab,.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-07
Investment
Information

Questions Of general intcrest to IN
restors toill be unstcered IN this COL
,t'nm, an 'chich case only initials will
oe used. Others acili be ansvered 5u
mail. Address all ihqnirtts, inclos.
,ng stamped, addressed enpelope. to
financial Editor, The Tribune. Isl
Nossdu Street, Ncw Yor% Citu.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-07

-Four full columns Of in
resfment questions and an
ssoers are published in Tho
Tribune erery Sunday
New-York tribune., 1921-11-07
DIVIDEND NOTICES

THE BUCKEYE PIPE LINE COMPANY
is Broadway, New York, n. Y
November J. 1921.
dividend of two dollars per share has
heen declared on the capital stock of this
company, payable December 15 1921 to
stockholders OF record at the close of busi-
ness November %. 1921
All Communications regarding payment
or change OF address should bs sent to thu
yndstsi6psd net later then psoernbsr T.
oEo1GH cHxsHsRo,. sssrstssxs
New-York tribune., 1921-11-07

Federal Farm Loan 5s
,, 1a4l , op 1881 ;;...... iooN 1919 4s5
Federal Farm Loan 5s,
1888 op 1923 .-....,,.. ssa 1ooA $50
Federal Farm Loan 4ias.
1889 op 1924 4......... e4% s5ib 4s9
Federal Farm Loan 412s,
1898 op 1923... e4% e5iA 4eo
Federal Farm Loan AIS
1897 op 1922.... s4st e5r. xe1
Joint Stock Land Bank 5s
1889 op 1924 24......... s4H s51, $40
New-York tribune., 1921-11-07
DIVIDEND NOTICES
COSDEN AND COMPANY

November L. 1921.
The Board OF Directors OF Cosden and
Company has this day declared the regular
quarterly dividend of slSo on the Preferred
Stock OF the Company. payable December
1st l921 to the stockholders OF record at the
close or business November 18th, 1921.
Ths stock books will remain oren.
E. II. RoUzEn. Sss'x.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-07
Dad. ten industrial and five public utility bonds

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New-York tribune., 1921-11-07
He Comes Back for More

QuestionSome time ago wrote you
regarding the obtaining of farm land on
a twenty-year payment and YOU advised
me to invest In building and loan shares
Well, am back again for more dope"
What do you think of that Federal Farm
Land Note proposition as a long-term in
vestment and free from Federal and state
taxes, also yielding per cent? Are they
procurable in 500 denominations and at
any time? Although the yield is the
same as most building and loan shares,
don't YOU think they are safer?-B. K.
Answer-We think that the Federal
Farm Land Bank per cent bonds, due
May /, 1941, and obtainable at par to
yield 5 per cent, would be admirably
suited to your purpose They come in
denominations of $40, $1O0, $500 and
larger units. You can buy them
through any national bank, but we
doubt if a savings bank will buy them
for you, as they are not equipped to
give service of that character.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-08-11
HOPE TO COME BACK
Deported Radicals Are Fleeing
From Soviet Rule.
Reported to Be Greatly Disappointed
at What They Found in the
"Promised Land"

Riga, Latvia.-Litte groups of Rus
sian-Americans, who were deported OF
volunteered to go from America tc
soviet Russia, are trucking back
across the Latvian frontier from the
land of the Bolsheviki very frequently
these days. All hope to get back to
the United States.
These emigrants, according to Amer
lean consular officials, who hear their
stories and have to tell them there is
not much chance for them to get
back, are greatly disappointed with
what they found in the promised
land"
They tell of starvation and long
rides In trains so packed with people
that there is scarcely room to breathe.
Besides those who have succeeded
in getting to Latvia, there are many
others who have written friends in
Riga asking for money from America.
The Moscow correspondent of the
Riga Rundschau writes as follows
about the Observation-Disclosures inside
the country:
1.-THE numbers of Russian commu-
nists expelled from America. who with
wry faces are selling their last goods
and chattels on the Moscow market
places. are increasing every day.
"The soviet government is doing its
utmost to keep these people above
water by giving them ever whole fac
tories to run and manage. But as
these factories are very much 4
down, even American spirit and en-
ergy Is not sufficiently strong to set
them In operation.
"a little better off are those of the
immigrants who have managed to take
with them from America their tools
or goods produced by their trade. Such
people are doing a big business and
can afford to live well. Thus, n
party Of emigrants has succeeded in
installing a small sewing factory con-
about 300 sewing machines.
formerly. the soviet government
would have confscated this
lucrative enterprise. but at present
the government Is a little wary, the
so as In this case they have to
10 with immigrants whom they make
point of treating with the greatest
courtesy and consideration.
"Quite recently there arrived q
party Of Americans whose speciality
s the construction Of small dwelling
They are welcomed and aided
y the soviet government"
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-08-11

strength and tendernesses; ordinary
human beings with their complex
loves and hates and purposes.
In "The Law of the Yukon" the
rugged background of the north coun7
try, the primitive conditions of life in
a mining town, the strange little
dramas of dance hall thd saloon and
mining shack, the odd problems and
quarrels and j~ealousies of the little
shut-in community, all go to make a
picture that one should not miss and
that one cannot forget. The story is
based on the Robert w. Service poem
of the same name and adds fresh
laurels to Director Miller.