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Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1921-12-01
MEXICO AUDRAN COUNTY MISSOURI THURSDAY DECEMBER
The County Seat Weekly

Weekly Ledger called The County Seat Weekly because
many sections Of Auain county depend upon
Ledger for the Of the County Court Probate Court Cir
other business transacted in the County Court house.
The Ledger tries to give complete report everything Of
countrywide interest well the local about Msxouch Of
which Of interest," residents Of this and adog counties
We the only paper the County pubng Stock and
Farm column County Club column and We believe every
resident Audr, in will find much Of interest 70 them the Ledger
We suggest you subscribe if you not readsr.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1921-12-01

Ii. p. French Of Martinsburg spent
Sunday II Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1921-12-01

Miss Mary Harrington Of Laddonia
IL the guest of Miss Mabel Grafford.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1921-12-01

Senator Borah takes up arms
against President Harding's proposed
association Of nations, which, he says
is league Of nations under different
name.
Pressure being exerted on China to
bring about acceptance Of consortium.
Chinese preparing arguments express
sing views to be presented this week.
Realization that America could out
build world in naval armament is
driving conference toward agreement
on naval holiday.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1921-12-01

g. r. Cunningham Of St Louis Is n
Mexico on business.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1921-12-01

MI and MRS. r. w. McCinnis of|
Bowling Green was Ii Mexico Thurs
das
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1921-12-01

T. wv, McCune has gone to Chicago
where he will make his future home.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1921-12-01

G. p. Arnold was ia Maxtinahuxg
Saturday soliciting The tkxs
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1921-12-01

A. Goodman af Vandalia was !
Mexico on business Friday
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1921-12-01

Signs warning drivers to go slow
have been erected near the public
schools.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1921-12-01

" 4. Craddsekis is home from bus
iness srip e Chicago.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1921-12-01

Neza thc Ledger nda you saill find
the bsst places 70 buy what you nssa.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1921-12-01

Miss Mary Morganthaler Of Coiurn-
bia ID the guest Of relatives in Mex
ico.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1921-12-01

". ". Collier of Fulton spent Mon
day ia Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1921-12-01

Miss 4. Hockaaay u Fulton was n
Mexico Tuesday.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1921-12-01
e. A.cea,. lu1.
"
Farm Club Notes
FARM CLUB MEETINGS
tseIld is your datesl

CEDAR GROVE FARM CLUB
Every ThnExaag night.
BEAvER DAM FARM CLUB
Every Friday night.
Molino meets every other Friday
night.
MACED0 first and third
Wednesdays,
PISGAH First and third Tues
days.
PINE First and third Mondays.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1921-12-01
SOUTH DAKOTA
WRESTLER TO MEET
JAKE REED THURSDAY

Terry Richards of Sioux Falls, S.|
b., win meet Jake Reed Of Fulton in|
match there Thursday evening.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1921-12-01

Association of nations, destined to
pplant existing league as stablizer
of world peace, likely to be formed in
Washington before adjournment.
Question of land armament will not
be ignored by conference, although
leaders will not draft definite plans
as to limitation. Expect practical ac-
ton taken on rules of warfare.
Toxic sends new data on naval ex-
perts study.
Powers agree in principle to abeli-
tion of extraterritorial rights in
China.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1921-12-01

Appears certain Japan viii retain
her interests in Manchnria. Shan
tuns viii be given up, though Japan
viii retain joint control with China Of
Shantung railroad. Japan will ac-
quiesce in whatever action other
powers take to remove foreign res
trictions on Chinese government.
4 Fearing combination against her,
Chinese delegation decides to take ag-
gressive stand and demand showdown
on Shantung and Manehuria.
Sharply disagreeing with Brands
linsistence France cannot disarm be-
cause of German menace, Italy is
ready to take lead in land disarrna-
ment.
Statistic analysis of Hughes plan
shows how Japan is given advantage
is given advantage over other powers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-17
LOCAL TRADE COTERS
LARGER PART OF LIST
United Gas improvement and
Lehigh Navigation the Faror-
iteS-Rcdding Drops

Local stocks were steady today in
trading that was scattered widely
through the list. Gains Outnumbcrod
losses, although there was nothing par.
ticularly startling in the way of price
changes.
tnitcd Gas Improvement, after its
Splurge of late yesterday. failed 10 mako
its appearance in the early market. but
along in the second hour small amounts
OF the stock came out. and as the session
progressed. it became tn" center of in
torest. The price ranged between 80
and "6"4 ut which quotation it was un-
changed in its trading position
l."hGh Navigation was another ia
N0rItc, and 1t, also. was slow about get
ting started. Thc first transaction was
aS 20 and il later sold point higher,
the figure being Tn" high for the present
movement and gain Uf IA, over last
night close. Other stocks in the rnil-
road group were about steady. Lchigh
Valley, on small transactions, was un-
changed, and Pennsylvania gained a
small fraction. Reading was the weak
member, sacrificing almost Il point on
sales agGr"gating less than 2ON shares,
El""trl" Storage opened Mt lO5 and
almost Immediately jumped 70 1O6.
Trad" in this issue was far from heavy.
Philadelphia Rapid Transit. the only
member Of the traction group ont up to
o'clock. vas in poor request and
dropped an eighth.
Ih"r" was quite an active market for
the now Pennsylvania Railroad Glys and
tn" Bell Telephone =. The former, on
IN opening sale. was UP Il ~ .rIlo. On
heavy trading it later dropped to !I0lA,
at which figure it was Il below the is
suing price. Bell Tolephon" Is were
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-17
GRAIN MARKET

Chicago, Feb. lT.-Thcrc was sum o
cicnt demand for wheat this morning
10 strengthen the market. Generally
dealings were slow. with commission
concerns on both sides Of the account
The trade felt 50 confident that l'reSl-
dent Wilson would veto the Fordn"y
tariff bill, passed by the Senate that
enthusiasm among the bulls was not
great. There also was disposition q"
10 take less alarming view OF the
green bug situation in the Southwest,
on nccount ~ colder weather.
March opened at $l7l to Sl'!l -,
and later sold at net advanc" OF y,
az &1.72. May started at 81 .6@H2 TO
Sl.G9, and soon showed net gain OF
ia, at 81 G}M. -,
corn was irregular and SLOW, There
was some selling on expectations OF
Nav opened at 71hc to tic, against
7lI,r AT the close yesterday. July
was quoted at 1880 to 73l3c, at the
outset, and later sold at net loss of
isc, at 73c.
Oats were about steady in the early
trading. Local operators had the mar
kct tn themselves
NAV started at 4Gc TO 4G1sc and later
sold at 46Ac, and a net gain OF &c
.JuIy started at 46asc TO 461ac and later
sold at yesterdays last price OF id%se.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-17
STOCKS ARE STEADY
UNDER 7P.C. MONEY.
Disappointment Over Short
Duration Of Easier Call
Rate

New York, Feb. 17.--With call
money back again at : per cent and
foreign exchange declining. the mar
ket's opening. except in few instances,
was remarkably steady. Those issues
which gave way Immediately wore
chiefly those having a limited market
and where prospects arc clouded in un
certainty. However, there was no dis
counting the fact that disappointment
was severe that the easing money rates
had been Of such short duration.
II is we'll understood that the market
cannot possibly begin any kind Of an
upward movement as long as money
continues 10 hover around 7 rcr cent.
And there is no denying the fact that
where, early in January, II seemed al
most certain that money would steadily
work lower, that now il is only u few
whose desires arc rropngating the
thought, who contend money rates can
BE- expected anyway soon. to pcrma.
nCntly get below q per cent.
The active trading that was notice.
able i'll the tohaCCOs yesterday was re.
Sumrd on scale today. Retail Store,
and American Sumatra were both up
more than point, the former rchrcting
the best kind Of buying American To-
baCco, bit later, fell into line and
moved up point from its opening
Of l23.
Tho stcols were irregular. United
States Steel held steady and Republic
Iron made good response TO the OK
trcmcly favorable statement published
this morning, advancing nearly two
points. On the other hand baldwin and
Bethlehem were off fractionally.
Central Leather issues were under
tn" s"vcrcSt kind of pressure and the
preferred broke wide open with n de.
cline at one time of six points. The
common suffered loss Of more than
one point. The other feathers were
weak N sympathy.
Oils were not as much in demand as
heretofore and the coppcrs were very
dull.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-17
HEAVY LIQUIDATION
Of STOCKS ON CURB.
Severe Losses in Several Issues
in Industrial and Com
mercial Groups

New York, Feb. II. - A feature OF
the trading on the Broad Street Curb
market today was heavy, liquidation IN
a number of industrial and commercial
issues causing severe losses in these
stocks. Reports about Hudson Navi-
CATION, which have been In circulation
for ONE time, and other Developments
In regard to the affairs of the United
states Ship Corporation brought in
heavy selling of that stock, which de.
clined from ] TO the new low Of II.
There was heavy selling also of car
light, which dropped from 2A to 2.
Goodyear Tire issues were influenced
by statements in regard to details of
the financing plan, the common stock
ranging from IL to 13 and the preferred
from 80 to SO. Reading rights were
fairly active, first advancing to 153.
and then declining to IAN.
There was large trading in Sweets
at 2A to 2&. United Retail Candy,
however, was neglected, small amount
selling at 81.
Duaant Motors was a strong feature.
advancing to 104. new high record.
There was continued buying Of Behigh
Coal and Navigation, which ranged
from 90 TO ~.
Petroleums were unusually quiet, the
feature being Marncaibc which, after
selling at 23a, reacted to %. Ryan
Oil was traded in at S94 to Sk. Carib
Syndicate sol dat 7Is to Sia.
Mining stocks continued active and
strong,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-17
Commodity Markets
COTTON MARKET

New York. Feb. 1.-THE cotton
market had steady opening today, with
prices 3 to : points higher on Liver
pool and spot house demand, but soon
turned easter under southern and Wall
street selling Liverpool also became
Il seller later and, by the end OF the
first quarter Of an hour. quotations
showed net loss Of half dozen points
Wall street mon, now at Florida re-
sorts. were credited with furnishing
man, Of the selling orders.
The market at Liverpool was slightly
better than had been due at the hour
Of the local start, but private cables
stated that there was fear OF another
labor disturbance in tn" coal INDUSTRY Try
and this. probably, was responsible Tor
"n,1c of the Liverpool selling here.
Receipts uf cotton At the ports f"r
the day are estimated at l2'OOO 6a!%S, 4r,G
agoinst 24.Nl3 bales a week ago. ~, "o
bales II year ago and 0oSl bales Two
wears ago. ,oao
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-17
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

New York, Feb. 1.-THE market for
r"h'e futures opened from l3 to II
points lower this morning in response
I" IN" poor Brazilian cables. The lower
markets in Brazil are taken by some to
Indicate that the brazilian loan is far
from being COnsummatcd.
IN" t"nturc of tn" early trading was
switch OF March to May at ~ points,
me transaction involving over 40, 900
nagS' AFTER the opening call selling
pressure seemed to have run its rorr.c
for the time being, and there were suf
hciPnt outside orders, together with
scattered trade demand, TO adyanco
prices 10 u points at the end of tbe
first hour. Wv
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-17

MING QUOTATION
BANK CIEARINGS

Bank cl"arings today compared with cor.
responding day last two wears:
1921 1890 1919
Fhi'S I77 234 ,1Ga !s2.os7,G5o .ss i $50
Boston. 527l3.49l 6G.9l8.674 47,Isl. TOs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-17
MoNEY.LENplhG RATES
PHILADELPHIA Call

NEW YORK-Money on call. bot
Glasses Of collateral, opened today d.
Dcr cent for lending and renewing.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-17

.r Frank e. McCown and Albert r.
In the Philadelphia Stock ExchanFe ''"'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-17

Transfer books Of the Tonopah MirIr,,
90, OF Nevada will close Februarv "a:
fH%TLH March lG for annual meeting to be
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-17

Lhited Verde Extension Mining rn-
borts TOR year ended December AZ de-
nmCat' htter 'axes and all charges SsIg-
toS, against deficit Of $235,I5G in Igia
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-17

X. NJ. Cats has resigned az nrosid.,,
or N" superior OIL Corporation Fl q
Dawes has been elected vice president
ana general manager.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-17
Today's Range In Liberty Bonds
Bank OF England Statement

London, Feb. 1.-THE weekly state
mrnt OF the Bank OF England shows the
following changes: Total reserve in.
creased 100000; circulation decreased
~ Is0, 1000; bullion Increased f22,9Ii;
other securities increased tS6l3, 900
other deposits increased f7,7l0 900 pub
lie deposits decreased f4.6l4,0O0 notes
reserve increased fl 1872 900; government
securities decreased f6,690.000. The
proportion OF the banks reserve to la
per cent Ratio OF discount, per cent,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-17
Cambria Steel Reduces Dividend

Cambria Steel directors today de-
clared a quarterly dividend OF per cent
(ffty cents a share), payable March TX
to stock Of record February 2B. Re-
Gently the company has been paying ~
per cent regular and one-hals Of I per
cent extra. or 81 share quarterly. The
reduction Is in line with the dividend OF
the Midvale Steel and Ordnance e."
which owns the Cambria Steel Co,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-17
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York. Feb, l7-opeuing ilgure3
for foreign exchanges showed violent de-
clnes ranging up to so points In Chris
tiania and 30 points in Copenhagen. Ster-
ling showed loss Of 31I cents from yes
ttrdays final. Paris declined 315 lire.
Z Swiss, 4 guildcrs l2; pesetas. = :
Stockholm, *; Belgian, "a, and marks 8.
Quotations were:
Demand sterling 1904. cables 3.91N ;
franc cables 7.36, checks 1856 lire cables
3.6s, checks 3.67 I2; Swiss cables 1853,
checks 1850 guilder cables 3+.4j, checks
$40; pesetas cables li.l7, checks l4.Ij ;
Stockholm cables @2.5O. checks 22.4O ;
ChristtanIa cables 1910, checks 1880 :;
Copenhagen cables 1875, checks 1915 ;
Belgian cables 7.66, checks 766 ; marks
10
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-17

time, per cent; commercial paper
three to SIX months, 6 per cent.
'Note-Thesc are merely nominal quo
tatons. as the legal rate of ip:erest IN
the state OF Pennsylvania Is fixed at
per cent Plus premium and commission.
time money for thirty to ninety days Is
loaned AT TO 8h per cent, while com
merCial paper, from three TO six months.
is being offered at 8 TO Sla per cent?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-17
Financial Briefs

Inc average price OF twenty active III.
dustrial stocks advanced - per cent.
to Tli, yesterday, while twenty rail-
roads gained AZ per cent at 74OS.
The Republic Iron and Steel Co has
issued It's annual report for the year
ended December 81. showing net profits,
a'ter appreciation charges and federal
taxes Of F,6l6,529. equivalent, after de.
auction OF preferred dividends, to 1885
q snare fl00 par value) earned on the
1SV'VVo'oOo outstanding common stock,
nus compares with net profits OF a.
t1l'l'6, or $l.i3 a share, on the S27,27I-
wv common stock outstanding In 1918
FRANK e. McCown and Albert II
mayer havo been elected to membership
III tne Philadelphia Stock Exchange,
r, transfer books Of the Tonopah Mining
.. OF Nevada will close February 23e
HFH March lG for annual meeting TO be-
hId March 10. - VI
United States Steel common stock.
holders numbered approximately 90 900
on January 81, II Is stated by Judge
IarE' Preferred stockholders on tie
ZANE ZANE GATE numbered $500. Excluding
Gtuip,Ication aggregating 2o,5OO. United
SlHtes steel has total OF $50. 400 stock.
nolders The number of employees own
ing stock outright Is 66,506.
Lnited Verde Extension Mining ro-
IoIts TOT year ended December AZ do
nCn' htter iaxes and all charges. $sIg-
+''' against deficit Of t235,I5G in 1918
X; NJ, Cats has resigned as presiden,
OF OF ~" superior OIL Corporation II q
Davies has been elected vice president
and general manager
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-17
BAR SILVER

today, nj 34%d " ''""o'
Washington Journal., 1921-11-04

0i9ts lit uniimiser als Der
8ormurt iemano babe oaS Pulper
nidt eriunoen. 9enn eritenS bat eS
Der Gaoler audi nidt erIunoen, uno
omeitens m6re Die ganSe Wenltbeit
frob, wenn oas Yulper nidt eriun'
Den poroen mare. Ser 8orpurt
oas Buloer nidt erfunOen gu boben
lit alio bobes Sob.
3i9ts lit 10 uneriGttlid luie
Oos Menideuber5. Sat es gu ellen
uno gu trinfen, iebnt es iid nod
foltbarem @eidirr; uno miro ibm
aud oieies au tell, modte es oaS
8loue bonn SimmeI oils &iifhid
baber.
@ebo + d. lit Ieidter ols be-
feblen; beim @eborfen idieben mir
uns ieIblt fort, beim 8efebIen mii-
ien mir anoere iOrtidieben.
Washington Journal., 1921-11-04

in Der Iinfcn Scno, ipclter allen
Aniheine mad elncn idAperen @e.
geuitano barg, Oo Is Dem Moune
Wiiibe madte, ieine 9iiroe aui oen
GonO Ocs nodes 81 Iegea, nm lid
baum ielbit cmpor5ieben 81 fonnen.
DGin @e6eimniB!" ood)te Stauien
init uerbolteucm gItenl. Ser Oiiltere
Wionm inter Ibm lob iib uorli6ti9
INN, obue inOcilen in Die S0be 81
bliden rnO ucrldpauo Damn lang.
Jam 6piidel Den 9dlmen. Nod
Ian9e blleb Stouien r%eguugSlos lie.
gen, ebe CT li6 erbob unO Dem
0luBuier 6uid)ritt, Inn ieln Gage.
mert 81 b%eginncn.
Washington Journal., 1921-11-04
v.

@Iad Sad mar lett our6 Die Gnt-
bedung Oes inoianiihen S~ilberberg.
Dertes in Den @iigeln bon aentudp
nod miBtrauiiher alS 5llpor gcpor-
ben. Sbn qudlte Die 6urdt, iein Sc.
beimnls modte ourG 3ufaa be.
FAINT meroen. Sd)on felt mebreren
Gngen besab er iid oaber crit nit
Dem @inbruh Der 9unfelbeit mad
ieiner 6unogrube uno febrte ltets
Dor Sagesnnbrud nod leinem
@oote 5uriid. Gle Silberer5e, mel.
dye er in eInem Safe mitbrafte,
puBte er poriid)tig 81 perberger, in.
Dem er lie in elnen alien Softer elm.
idloB. Gene erlte Greuoe iiber Die
gntoedung mar perilogen, un6 iest
aeigten Iid ibm Die Sdwierisfeitem
Washington Journal., 1921-11-04
III

Sic Come neigte lid ibrem I'm.
tergange 81, uno George 8ropn
rift ouf icinem &appen nod INNER
in meitIider &idtlng olif Der 2ono.
ItroBe fort, meI1e Lungs oes Slui.
ies binfiibrte. Gas feurige Iob
idapeiBte, uno feline &rGfte fingen an
nad5uIaiien. Gs bate ieinen Setter
anfanes in tpiloem Qaufe aitf Dem
~urlebenen 8ege bon 8riimmungen
uno Sinoerniiien oabingetragen.
sIs lie aber in cine @eoeno famen
no Die Siigel nabe5u ienfredt ab.
ficIen ur6 oidt an oas @ailer Der.
%antrater, Ga wurOen Die Sdritte
oes Sieres Iangiamer. Sect iiibrte
Die StroBe butd S6ludten uno
iiber wadelige griiden, Inn in Ser
nGdIten Wfinute wieoer iiber SiigeI.
p~orlpriinge 81 flimmen.
8ergebIi6 ipdbte ser miloe Heiter
oos SIuBgebiet ab; fein Soe.9oot
fam in Si9t. 9ie llnrube oes Mait.
neg permebrte iid INNER mebr. Sci.
ller Gerednung nod muBtc er glad
Sad nobe3u ein9eboIt babcn. Gle
observation-disclosures finltere Nobt aber
madte es Dem 8erfolger unmoglid,
erfuIgreiden AusIrg aif ben Stub
gu baIten, uno inter ibrem Ged.
The evening world., 1921-03-11
SLAYER WAS SHOT
BY LIFELONG FRIEND
Policeman Kramer Did Not Know
at Time Bandit Was Arthur
Dawson.

AfNer the body Of Arthur NJ. Dawson,
who fylew Morris Bealkin. a dry goods
merchant Of No. &c Greenwich Street,
last tuesday and then shot himself
IN a telephone booth, had been
claimad at the Morgue by his
brothers, both patrolmen, Edward l..
Dawson of No. 1888 Amity street,
Brooklyn, and John H. Dawson of
No. 520-A 92d Street, Brooklyn, It be-
came known that Patrolman William
J. Kramer OF the 1st Precinct, who
shot Dawson IN the leg before he en-
tered the telephone booth, knew the
Dawson family we'll When Arthur
Dawson was a baby Kramer carried
him in his arms.
When Kramer learned yesterday
that he had shot Arthur Dawson he
wept.
John II. Dawson said Arthur en-
tered Mexico with the Pershing eXpe-
dition in 1916 and, after exposure to
the sun Of that country. returned a
nervous wreck a year later.
The evening world., 1921-03-11
ABRAHAM Strauss.
BROOKLYN
Use the
A. e S.
CrOSsICdy
HOyt Street Station
Youthful SmartneSS Marks These
Tailored Suits for Misses
$44.95 and $3.50

If Miss l4-to-l8 is especially straight and slim
she will love this straightne coat suit of trcotne in
the new tan shade because it is intriguingy simple
in cut. The coat is equally smart with a very
belt, plain, and the mannish shoulder rolled
collar and long, revers give unusually we'll
tailored effect, $44.95
Or she prefers little short coat and sash to tie in
bow, the blue trcotine will appeal with its coat that
almost Pony model pleaed in the back and open in the
'front.' fastening with single button The plain tailored skirt
makes itself delightfully."- effective with toreado sash of blue
and rich messalne. $3.50 4 s-s.ona nrr Central
The evening world., 1921-03-11
FREIGHTER FIGHTS FIRE Ar SEA.

BOSTON, March 1.-THE Bank Line
freighter Halerick brought a 81 500. =
900 cargo OF jute here from India.
after a night with fire and fumes that
lasted four days and nights through the
Red Sea and the Mediterranean The
flames destroyed 700 bales OF the cargo.
but the crew was able to prevent
damage to the ship.
The evening world., 1921-03-11
WOmen's Silk Stockings
$2.53 Pair

The dressed particular get the weight
in her silk stockings These black and gray are of excel
lent weight both for appearance and and they
markaby low in price much less than have sold the
kind for in regular stock Double garter tops and soes.
A 4 s-sroe Fior.C CENTRAL
The evening world., 1921-03-11
New PetticOats for the
Easter Suit $3.68

The seasons straight line skirts demond straight line
petcOats These pettcOats straight models and made
of the most desired changeable affeta with contrasting
coored stripes in effective coorng They finished with
pin tueks and peated ruffles.
Extra sizes with ounces and the tucs and rus $4s
A Second East
The evening world., 1921-03-11
WOmen's Pumps, 1906

When they made OF gray brown suede and have
soes and Louis then strap their nsteps with
or two three straps finished with buckles they really
quite 1.-The smartest." A & s-e-pnd nor wua