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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-07-30
FOX WAS THE ENGINEER
Santa Fe General Manager and Other
Officials Run Train.

On an inspection trip recently F. G.
Fox, general manager of the Santa
Fe railroad. ran the engine two hours
because the train crew had to quit in
obedience to the 16-hour law. The
road foreman of engines took the fire
mans place: H. 3. Lautz. superin-
tendent, acted as conductor, and H
J. Moore, assistant superintendent, did
the tagging. This was on the Super
iOr, branch
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-07-30
'Katy" Gets a Time Extension.

The Missouri, Kansas & Texas Rail-
way company, C. E. Schaff, receiver,
has been authorized to extend the ma
turity of 100000 of receivers GER
tificates from February is, 1921, for
one year. by the interstate commerce
commission.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-07-30
Able TO
DO Her WORK
After Long Suffering Mrs. Siefert
Was Restored to Health BY
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound

Pottsville, Pal suffered with
female trouble for four or five years and
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-07-30

President Inspects New Line.
Carl r. Gray president of the Union
Pacific system, has begun a detailed
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-07-30

Logan County, Oklahoma
St. Francisville, La.
Joab Mulvane Topeka Kan.
Grant E. Kelsey, Topeka, Kan.
Dr. Henry B. Miller, RossviIe Kan.
c. M. Smith, RossviIIe, Kan.
Tom Shirley, Granville, Kan.
Martin Shortall, Newman Kan
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-07-30
The following partial list of the satisfied of
THE patent STEEL JETY
For Use i'm Bank and Bridge
Protection

THE ATCHISON, TOPEKA & SANTA FE RAILWAY co.
UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY co.
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY co.
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINCY RAILWAY co.
SAINT LOUIS & SAN FRANCISCO RAILWAY co.
Quinlan Bros, Newman Kan.
Nick Chiles, Topeka Kan.
Patent Steel Jetty Farm No. 2, ST. Marys, Kan.
Patent Steel Jetty Farm No. 3, Manhattan Kan.
Nostman Clothing Co., Manhattan, Kan.
Do they satisfaction? Just ask Of the above
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-07-30

The Santa Fe System lies in the
central and western regions, and its
property, therefore, is valued in two
regions for rate making purposes.
Some OF the Santa Fee neighbors made
Evening star., 1921-05-25
HOUSE REPUBLICANS
TO VOTE ON TARIFF

a meeting Of House republicans has
been called for June ! to consider the
Longworth resolution which would au-
ihcrize the ways and means committee
20 make import duties proposed in the
permanent tariff bill effective imme-
,iiately upon its introduction
Decision to place the question before
the full party membership was reached
by the republican steering committee.
because it was felt the issue was too
important to be determined by seven
men. Under House rules the resolution
could be brought up on the floor at any
time through privileged status given all
legislation involving revenues
Reports have been current that some
party opposition TO the measure was TO
be expected. Republican leaders said
they took it for granted that democrats
would line up almost solidly against the
resolution.
Representative Young. republican.
North Dakota, a member of the ways
Evening star., 1921-05-25
REV. H. B. LEE BURIED.
Served as Masonic Grand Lodge
Chaplain Twenty-Five Years
D.sn,trs tn 1be 4,

CULPEPER, Va. May 25-The Off
GERS Of the Grand Lodge of Masons of
Virginia, and Masons from lodges in
Alexandria, Roanoke. Charlottesville
and other places, came TO CuIpopcr
Monday TO attend the funeral of Rev
Harry Beddengfr Lee, who had been
chaplain of the Grand Lodge for more
than twenty-five years. ard who died
very suddenly at his home here Sat
urday night
The funeral was held from ST. Ste
phen's Episcopal Church. the rector.
Rev. kensey j. Hammond, officiating.
1nterment was in the Masonic crnc-
terry, where. following the church
committal service. the Masonic service
was conducted by the deputy grand
master OF Aasons of Virginia. James
n. Price.
Rev. Harry Beddenger Lee was one
OF the best known and most beloved
Of Episcopal cIergymen in Virginia,
and for more than-forty years had
been active in the ministry He was
also deeply interested in civic and
social work. and was county chairman
Of the Red Cross at the time OF his
death-
He fs survived by his wife, who was
Miss Marshall. and a descendant of
the former Chief Justice of the United
States.
Evening star., 1921-05-25
U, S, TARIFF SEEN LIKELY
TO BAR CANADIAN GRAIN
Serious Effect Felt in Young Bill
Keeping Out Farm
Products.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch I" The Star
OTTAWA. Ont. May c5.-The serious
effect which the Young emergeuC,
tariff bill is likely to have on Cana
dian trade with the United States is
not being minimiZed To any extent in
ottawa Statements made in the house
of commons when tho United states
legislation was discussed ind!ca ed
that the new tariff measure would
practically result in cutting off tho
importation to the United States of
Canadian agricultural products. These.
during the last fiscal years. Were eX-
ported TO the United States To The
value Of more than Sl6S. 900 OGn
The new duties on wheat and wheat
products and cattle are certain to he
seriously felt in western Canada dur
Evening star., 1921-05-25
Spring Suits

The Quarterly Stock Clearing brings
suits at prices that are most remark
ably low.
$500 Suits, $22.5O
IS Suits Of high: grade Poiret Twill! and
1IrIcotine, In navy blue and biack-taIoredj
$69.5O Suits, $29.5O
with floss silk embroidery~nare box styles,
$3.50 to $500 Suits, $34.5O
Here's a fine Quarterly Clearing Chance!
25 embroidered and braid trimmed and tai
Poiret twill and trieotine-rippIe, Tuxedo,
narrow beIted and unbeIted styles.
$72.5O to $3.50 Suits, $3.50
10 eIaborateIy beaded, braided and hand
embroidered suits-in the best tricotines,
both navy and bIack-bouse, siashed panel,
n;I n.re and bs'tsd box Jackets. One Of the
$3.50 to $3.50 Suits, $42.s0
e5 High class Tailored Suits, in long line,
siashed panel and hip length styie-aiso
belted box and Tuxedo modeIs-ineIudInq
the one-button fastennss. Navy and black
trIeotine, hand finished and radium silk lined
jackets.
$500 to $11O Suits, $3.50
go eiaboratey embroidered Suits, In navy
blue and black piquetine and twill cordi
strictly hand taioredI long line, sIashed box
$50 to $iss Suits, $e3.so
borately hand embroidered, or with rides
cent o. weed beadne-exeeptionaiiy fine
grade and individual styles,
$50 Suits, $68.5o
49, Hand -taiiered Suits. in navy blue pique.
fine with nail head, jet and iridescent bead
embroidery-very handsome models,
Evening star., 1921-05-25
MEMORIAL OAK PLANTED.
Tree in Soil From Countries of All
the Allies.

FARMINGDAl.E. y. Y. May ~
Planting of a white OAK tree in SOIL
COLLECTED from every country ;tssoCiat-
Cd with the United states in the
world war. and from every state in
the Union. marked the commencement
.CNerclseS hc.r today Of The New York
state institute Of Applied Agricul-
tu-e.
The "Intcrnationai Memorial Tree"
was character zed hy charles Lathrop
Pack. president Of the American For
.cstry Association in Washington. as
tNpifyinC the bonding together or
.thoS,, whn did and those " no did not
return" from th" war.
Nor" than a year Was taken TO coll
lect the soil from thr various coun-
tries. and as il arr we'd II WAS baked
in order TO insure prOductir irliy.
Evening star., 1921-05-25

and means committee. who voted
against reporting the resolution. has
come out openly in opposition to 1t. He
said he wanted his party TO find out II
the 1000. 900 republican majority last
November was mandate from the peo-
pie to pass excessively high tariff rates.
In presenting the resolution Mr.. Long
worth. speaking for the committee. de-
clared that as it would take considerable
time to pass the tariff bill the country
mea awhile would he flooded with for
eign products. eager 10 slip III before
higher rates were made effective.
Although the bill may not be reported
before the middle Of June. preliminary
framing. according to reports. Will show
many increases over the old Payne
Aldrich schedules.
Evening star., 1921-05-25
GEDDES BACKS PRESIDENT
PREACHING AGAINST WAR
Am oassador Unveils Tablet of
British Club in New
York

NEW YORK. May o5.-President
Hardins's utterances against war
were echoed last night ny Sir Auck-
land GeddeS. British ambassador 70
tne nlted States. at the annual En-
pre- day dinner of the British Schools
ana Universities Club of New York
We must not forget the evil of
war. Sir Auckland said Let us
resolve, as the President said yes
terday. that it must not he again.
Another war cannot he waged with
out horrors indoscribabie New
weapons have been devised among
thefn bacteria to spread disease. too
horrible to contemplate 1t must
not he.
"lpo not let us forget the awful
cost of war. or its horrors" he con-
tinued- But let us also not forget
Evening star., 1921-05-25
NEW HORSE SHOW SITE.
National Affair Leaves Madison
Square Garden for Armory.

NEW YORK. May o5.-The National
Horse Show. held for thirty seven years
in Madison Square Garden. will he con-
Quoted this year in Squadron A Armory.
avenues. it was announced here today.
Tn" executive committee nointed out
that increased public interest made the
change necessary. as there are 500 stalls
in the armory. or many more than could
be arranged at the Garden. Another
factor was said to he the interest the
United States Army has taken in horses.
Evening star., 1921-05-25
MRS. SOUTHARD WILL BE
RETURNED ON US. CHARGE
Gov. Mccarthy of Hawaii Signs
Extradition Papers Officers
Arrive for Her.
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press
HONOLCLU. T. H.. May 24.-Gov. J.
C. Mccarthy tonight signed the ex-
tradition papers for the return to
irwin Falls. Idaho. Of Mrs. Paul v.
southard. where she is wanted in con-
nection with the death Of Edward
Meyer. her fourth husband V. n.
Ormshy. Idaho deputy sheriff. who ar
rived here today with the eXtradition
papers. said Mrs Southland would
leave Honolulu for Idaho June l.
W. r. OrmSby and his wife. Mrs.
Nellie Ormsby. deputy sherffs of Twi
Fails county. arrived today to return
Mrs Southard.
Southland said today that his wife is
SO weak and i'll that she is unable to
eat
Evening star., 1921-05-25

that the price of eternal freedom Is
eternal watchfulness, and let US not
drowsiness in the watch tower which
Is responsible for war
Ambassador Geddes unveiled
bronze war memorial bearing the
names Of members Of the CLUB who
were killed in the war ana others
who served.
Evening star., 1921-05-25
FASSETT ACCEPTS CHAIR.

HPOKANE. Wash. Nav 25-Al-
though he is not a university grad
uAte, former Mayor g. n Fassctt of
Spokane today accepted the chair Of
government at the University of Kan
saS offered him by r n. Lindlev
chancellor. Mr.. Fsssett has beer a
student of government and - writ
Ing q book on the subject now.
Evening star., 1921-05-25
ROMA ABOARD SHIP.

GENOA. May 25.-American naval
officers have completed the work of
placing on board the United States
transport Mars the airShip Roma. re-
Gently purchased from Italy by IN"
American government. The trans
port Will sail soon for the United
States.
Evening star., 1921-05-25
Quarterly Clearing of
Stockings

$3.50 Stockings, Soc Pair
Fiber seam Stockings, with mock seam
back-in black. white, navy, fawn. cordovan
and suede. They are great for wear
Red Stripe Silk Stockings, 75c Pr.
This is the last Of them-onIy few sizes
left-6lack, size eIzi white, size 10Ha; sill.
$500 and $3.50 Stockings, $1.3s
Pure silk, FULL-FASHIONED,w with mer-
cerzed garter hens. Black, white, gray, sill
yer, purple, canary. Quite a price for full
fashioned silk hose.
$500 and $3.50 Stockings, $l.95
Glove Silk, In navy blue, and Pure In
grain SILK, In white only. Nearly all sizes,
but limited quantities Of each.
Evening star., 1921-05-25

ing the year and the cutting of OF the
American market will in all probahil.
ity have a pronounced effect on prices
to be obtained by Canadian farmers
for their produce.
Evening star., 1921-05-25
Milgrim Suits

Women of fashion know the
famous "Milgrim" tailleurs-the finest
of manufactured suits. See them In
the Quarterly Stock Clearing,
$16O Suits, $3.50
"MIigrinn" taIiieurs, Of navy blue twill
cord. Braid trimmed.
$175 Suits, $84.5O
Strictly Tailored "MIIorim" Suite
Longtime jackets-of finest navy blue and
black piquetine-the smartness Of SIM
plcity!
Evening star., 1921-05-25
Quarterly Stock Clearing
Cloth Dresses

The all-year-round dresses at Quar-
terly Stock Clearing savings.
$50 and $35 Dresses, $9.75
IS Of theee dependable Dresses, basque
and :traloht'Ine styles; braid trimmed. Navy
days.
$32.50 Sport Dres.e., $15.75
Just 15 o. these Wersted jersey Froeks;
boyishiy feminine. etraishtiines. braid trim.
min. m,ns:: Sorrento. navy. tan. beige. henna.
$500 Cloth Dresses, $24.75
Q tricetine and poiset twill. etraishtitns
style; embreIdersd ta.tetul'y. co'ors are
tan: brown and the popular navy.
$62.5O to $69.5O Dresses, $29.75
S stunning models. developed Of trico-
tine embroidered and beaded. Coat styles,
biousss, low Natst lines and circular skirts.
$500 to sos. 90 Dresses. S30. so
. 10 Of these distinctive Dresses, In that
there 10 only one Of . kind. Tricotins and
twill cord, eiaborsteiy braided and enbroid-
cred: Dainty vests Of embroidered batiste.
Large Women's Dresses
NO one should miss the Quarterly
Stock Clearing opportunities.
SIS to $65 Dresses, $3.50
10 extra size Oresses, Of taHeta. georeette
and soft.han9ing crepe dc chine. Circular
tuntes and strat0htiine styies. Navy, brown,
tauos and black
$500 to $e5. 90 Dresses, $50. so
IS Navy and Black TrteotIne Dresses for
women Of generous build. Embroidered and
braided. long tuntes, straight lines, panel
belts. Every innovation that sienderizes.
Evening star., 1921-05-25
SIS to SIS Suits for Large
Women. $3.50

SIS to SIS Suits for Large
Women, $3.50
20 Suits, cut on long. iines-to Ht and
become women Of "A to 80 bust nasasure-in
navy blue. black and tan trtcotine-bott,
tailored and embroidered styles.
Quarterly Stock Clearing
s,nfsiII .nd s;1f Blouses
Extra Blouses for summer wear-at
clearing! Some may be mussed, but
none are badly hurt!
$2.95 to $3.50 Blouses, $1.95
Sheer Ratiste. Wolfe and organdie RIouses,
and Venice Iaces embroidery and tucks all
do their bit to make each blouse attractive.
Sleeves long or short; necks coIared and
coIIarIess.
$3.50 to $8.95 Blouses, $3.95
Striped washable satin, pongee, geor-
tem Is te tsIored shet for BUSINESS
sport wear as we'll tho moro frivolous
styles for dress occasions, adorned with iaces,
beads and embroidery, quite an unusual
Quarterly Clearing lot.
$e.95 to $15.95 Overblouses
$3.50
Satin, Crepe de Chine and Geergette
Crepe overbiouees-maks early selection
black. Trimmed with novelty braids, beads,
embroidery and wide bands of Venise lace.
Plain girdIes and tie sashes. Just pick one
of these pIums In the Quarterly Clearing.
$685. to $5. 80 Blouses, $2.95
MADE BY HAND-of sneer Datiste, with
roll collars and vests finished with lace and
hemstitchingi hand drawn work, forming
inset blocks, key patterns and straight lines.
very rare opportunity Is presented in this
Quarterly Stock clearing group!
$3.50 to $12.95 Blouses, $6.85
Handmade BIouses-sheer batiste and
French voiIe-pIeasing designs Of hand
drawn work, embroidery lace and tueks.
Many have entire collar and cuffs Of hand
embroidery. Square and v necks, Among
these are some Of our prettIest styles, but
M sizes "a are sen, ssme"hat broken, and therefore
sizes In one style or another.
Evening star., 1921-05-25
Sport Suits Included

Jersey, tweed and velour check suits
at consistent Quarterly Clearing prices.
$3.50 to $3.50 Jersey Suits, $l3.75
25 Worsted Jersey Suits, we'll tailored with
Tuxedo and notched revers. Tan, reindeer,
brown. b.. rose. gray, sponge. green and brown
$32.5O to $4,000 Suits, SITS
20 Homespuns and Tweed Suits, semi.
fitted, Tuxedo style, with notehed revers and
beted b,,IH osy. eoat.Esray. tan, brown; brick, :ky
tures-alI good looking cloths.
$4,000 Suits, $3.50
Suits Of a very fine Check Veiour-sport
styIes-newest sIashed panel Jaekets-tan
ane,L and brown; win; also also copenhagen blue and tan
$500 and $3.50 Suits, s49.so
IS Novelty Check Sport Suits. with Longtime
siashed panel unbeited jackets-tan and
black, brown and tan. green and tan and
detail.
Bags and Purses
$1,000 to $3.50 Bags, $3.50
Clearing Of our Silk eses-brosen lots
navy. taupe ard black siiks-nice frames
and beautiful Innings.
$3.50 to $16.5O Bags and
Purses, $9.85
HANDBAGS and Purses-ereee sssi and
moire silk lined-short and long handIee-
some with metal catches.
$500 to $500 Vanities, $4.S5
Large, medium and sn all sizss-vdth from
to fitting. each-pa.ent and dull feathers
"a variety Of most attractive shapes.
Beaded Bags-Clearing
sizes-beautifuI coIorines-niceIy iIned-reou.
Iariy $3.50 to $5o-in the Quarterly Stock
Clearing at $3.50 to $3.50 each.
Evening star., 1921-05-25

Goods mussed and tumbled in the
great May sales-to go now in the
Quarterly Stock Clearing. This will put
our stocks in right condition for the
busy months ahead.
$500 Silk Chemise, SIPS
Crepe de Chine Envelope chemIse. tailored
and lace e-trImmed. Somewhat nnussedi
$500 Silk Chemise, $1.S5
Crepe dc Chine and Satin Envelope
chemise, trimmed with val and fiIst Iaces.
Tailored models, with tucked and hem.
stitched yokes.
$4.OO Silk Chemise, $2.85
Flesh Color Satin and Crepe DO Chine
chemise. charminoly designed with cream
lace. Some tailored models.
$l.50 and $500 Underwear, Csc
A big table Of odd garments-gowns,
and white lace and embroidery trimmed.
$500 Gowns and Chemise, $3.65
Coed Quality Satin and ,t Crepe :.,etsrs de chns
nUsi'; mod with Hs fiIet " .sees. % sss5 for a quick
Quarterly cIsara~ayl
$1,000 Kimonos, $7.85
few Crepe de- Chine ehin.r. Nee@,lsts' @ lac, lace
pink, purple and la*sader-at one price, V.sa
$500 Crepe kimonos, $1.65
Cotton Crepe kimonos and Breakfast
Csats-in rose, pink, lavender, light blue and
copenhagen blue.
Handmade Underthings, $3.S5
Philippine Handmade Gowns and Envelope
Chemise, hand embroidered, in solid and
hand drawnwerk. Some lace trimmed.
Slightly mussed-that's your good fortune
otherwise they wouldn't be in the Quarterly
Stock Clearing.
$1.OO "Teddies," 59c
Just a few nainsook Envelope Chemlse and
Misses Tailored Gowns. These are little
mussed, but doesn't the price justify q trip
y the laundry?
Evening star., 1921-05-25
Coats and Wraps

Several hundred garments for vaca-
ton, motor and general wear, in the
Quarterly Stock Clearing for immedi-
ate selling.
$50 Top Coats, $3.50
20 Sport and Top Coats: homespun heather,
polo and suedetex fabrics; tan, brown, gray,
green and henna.
$49.5O Jackets, $22.5O
Just veIdyne Sport Jackets, beIted Tux
edo styles. Navy, Sorrento and black. Very
good looking.
$65.OO Coats, $28.5O
S Satin Coats at unbelievable reduce
tlon. Full length, quilted collar and Tuxedo
revers. Navy and black.
$65.OO Wooltex Coats, $29.5O
IS Wootex Top Coats. roomy enough not
to crush the fiImsy summer frocks. Raglan
sleeves; full silk lined; gray, tan and olive.
$1OO Satin Coats, $46.5O
Just s Of these beautiful quilted Satin Tux.
edo Coats. with sa.h-navy and black
$137.5O Capes, $3.50
Only one, but IT'S worth hurryIng for-sea.
foam FIorizeIIe. Ripple back.
$69.50 to $500 Coats, $3.50
IS WooLTEx Top Coats. In genuine CAM
els hair. natural color; three-quarter and full
length. Full backs; raglan yokes. Straight.
line mannIsh styIes. Very swagger.
$500 to $125 Wraps, $49.5O
25 Of these luxurious Wraps. in beautiful
marveiIa. f1orizee. romono. duvetyn, duvette
and trcotIne. Embroidered, braided and
stitched. Navy, black, sorrento, ostrich,
brown, pekin, gray and tan.
Evening star., 1921-05-25

AuJuSlA1AS OhAICS
In readjusting the skirt stock for
summer selling many wonderful values
find their way into the Quarterly Stock
Clearing.
$14.5O Silk Skirts, $3.50
20 Washable Striped and Plaid saronet
Satin Sport Skirts. Rose, green, flame, gold,
lavender and white.
$1,000 to $22.5O Skirts, $3.50
25 of these novelty Silk Skrts-Roshanara.
baronet satin, nrette and blocked crepe
silks, plated and straightne styles. White,
rose, jade, gold, flame and gray.
$21.75 Woolen Skirts, $3.50
Smart stripes In Worsted Skrts. color
combinations of navy and tan, copenhagen
blue, tan and green, and gray, henna and
blue.
$22.5O Plated Skirts, $3.50
10 PrunelIa Cloth Box -pieated Skirts, with
daring stripes Of white and orange. Very
effective.
S22.50 Skirts, $3.50
10 Golf Skirts, red and green bureiIa cloth,
box pleated.
$14.5O Jersey Skirts, $3.50
IS Of these White Worsted Jersey Sport
Skirts. Very rakish and good style. Wide
girdles and pearl button trimmings.
Evening star., 1921-05-25

Wooltex Tailormades
Not many of these-so. if you pre-
fer Wooltex. why not come early?
$1,000 Wooltex Suits, $28.5O
Superior WooItex fabrics and tailoring.
10 Navy and Black Serge Suits-practicaI
for summer traveIing-beIted box jackets
cable stitching.
$3.50 Wooltex Suits, $39.5O
Semi tailored styles, notched revers
and novel hip pockets. with cable stitch.
ing-serge and tricotine, navy and black.
$69.5O to $77.OO Wooltex Suits
$54.5O
IS Dressy Wooitex 6uIts-panei back,
beIted and unbeIted styles, braid and
the fashionable metallic thread embroId.
cry. Navy and black trIcotIne, wootex
tested fabrIcs and wooitex tailoring.
Evening star., 1921-05-25
PETTlCOATS

Odd groups of good styles-Quarter1y
Clearing prices.
$1.5O Neckwear, 75c
Vestees Of net with rows Of Val and vense
Insertion. orsandIe collars and sashes-aiI
at 75c.
$3.50 Collars and Sets, $1.95
Hand embroidered Net Collars. fiIet sets.
Real lace vestees. Some beautiful pieces
In this collection.
$500 Fiber Silk Scarfs, $3.95
Graceful and becoming. Navy and gray.
rose, black and tan, black and white, brown
and gray.
$3.50 Sashes, $2.95
Jersey siIk, fiber silk, braid and white net.
These are enjoying a widespread popularity.
$6.95 Marabou, $3.95
Natural Marabou scarfs-Soft and do,sry;
silk lined. Good streamers and pompons.
$3.50 Stoles, Capes, $500
Marabou neckwear fluffy and light.
Finished with tails, ribbon and pompons.
Stole and cape effects. Get one Of these at
less than half price!
Evening star., 1921-05-25
Quarterly Stock Clearing
$3.50 to $16.5O Umbrellas,
$1,000

About 26 Elmo Colored SIX UmbreIIas-
odd pieces with bakeIlte and leather handles
large tips and ferrules-best quality silks.
In purple, taupe, navy, green, brown and
black.
$1,000 and $l2.5O Umbrellas, $6.9S
Stock clearing Of our $1,000 and $t2.so lines
-bakeIte and leather handes-tlps and
short ferrules-mshty good iooking-fatr
range Of shades!
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-02

veins; you feel it in your very bones.
Those W particularly received well
merited applause by an audience that
thoroughly appreciated the efforts on
the part of those taking part.
And who were responsible for the
enjoyment of the evening? About
800 pupils. and they did well. 1t
would hardly be possible to single
out n individual for especia4 no.
tice, for each n did his or her part
intent upon making the affair a
tremendous success; and it was.
Prof. Lowe. a modest and pains
taking pedagogue respected by the
elders and beloved by those in his
charge. as well as his staff of educa-
tors may well be proud of the re-
suit of their labors for it was through
their united efforts that this so sue
cessful pageant was perfectly staged.
The attendance? Well. nowl The
attendance on Thursday proved be-
yond fear of contradiction that the
parents and friends of Public School
No. l know that their children are
in capable hands and they proved
this sentiment by attending in force.
Were the auditorium twice as large,
l question If all who desired could
have been admitted.
The pupils. large OIL small, as well
as the superintendent and his staff of
teachers, may. years from now re-
call with pride this pageant and, as
they go through life, that they had
done their best, there in Americas
Making"
Success to all of them,
+. r. NEWMAN.
Tottenville. N. Y.
October 2S, 1921.