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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-06

"tetGerll spoke. crying out in voice
Wnich hnd never been sharper. which
nod never fought So valiuptiy TO hide an
emotion.
:. On. ! know when I'm beaten. AMI
III beaten now. For the first time H.
my, wicked old life. I'm viliainGus,
Selhsh, grasping. despicable old woman
ana know 1t as well as you do.
Ends eyes were flooded with under
standing. with sympathy. and witt
shining sladness.
.fou mustn't say thnt." she began.
but an upIifted stick cut her short
as the Old woman ran on hurriedly:
In my wisdom | was fool. in your
ignorance you were wise. You knew
that when one Siuncd he must pay.
Havcn { ! sinnrd all my life long ?
Haven t ! paid al my long life? And
never nave ] been more wicked than
rms last year and never have I suf-
tercd So Her voice broke little the
yearning grew in her eyes which at
laSt hnd gone to The baby's face. Il have
paid. paid, paid: over and over. In
loneliness; in lovelcss, barren life.
hobcrt was right when he said that
i'plly paid that Ambrose paid; that
iiaddon paid: he was right when he
himself paid, and like gentleman. So
have ] paid. And now will you take me
in with you? Or" and again her old
voice hardened and she threw up her
head with n sort of defiance infinitely
sad, will you slap my ugly old face
and tell me to gof" In her nervousness
she raped as Of old with her stick
Answer me; which is it,
For the moment they were beyond the
power Of words. But even so Enid knew
what to do. She came forward quickly
her eyes wet but smiling. and into the
old empty arms Of Rachel Stetheril she
put her baby. For an instant the old
woman was terrified; she felt that her
wrnkled, twitching face would make
the baby cry. But when the baby. who
was too young perhaps to read the
harsh lines and not old enough to fail
to read the heart, laughed, it was
Rachel Stctheril herself who cried.
(THE END
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Hotel Raven Royd Chelsea sH% Hs.sS Aysrn'
Special low Spring ratea. Running water.
Private baths. Elevator. ISAAC BOWER.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-06
,,. hobr was coming to them.

L-----.--- ,,,;,o N them.
,,oR their baby was 'o'"'"e Us, .-.,,
,,d Enid was never aira,u "sa, s.,ni
> anu .on,c the time when they couid
InvIv Inv,,nd that God had been goou 10
linaer; ~ giving them those SIX mounts nuns
them ~ side by side. For inc time
Of shhJLs sh.Ls came the look OF worry nuo
ne V9v rom Roberts eyes. In the nltie
s",s sone be had made good. Ana iortuny
thlpsIh Ihreaking into n smi,e or g,ad
was Ue had sold lyric Tor Slo
pronI,S soId another and a third. All
he hau tho wear. And he had made
wtnlm Iorkvortb began to boast OF
trle"ui i,o had place with the LOCK-
him. noner He wrote column each
Wort" phit of light verse once week.
daS u snore time. he helped with the
sIIuusrtisipg. sIu When the BABY came
aoSe.n.nr,rtlv named Robert, there was
boy pntsd nurse in the house under
~ iInr,nhfnI eve Of DR.. Jefferson Lee
me WIZ .nJ Robert, Sr., had money
Bu!iocn ohot dn
10 his pv.Nt; ~ ANYTHING else in the world
II tneie ,J y, and conceited aud win
cute as p'TT Tonnv ms Young father. l
go,ious. u.s., ,rbot il is. The girl mother
srcppted her happiness as very nu'u
RI, thing; Robert was delirlous WV. ~.
Enid was oil right; that was tne nrs'
hing OF which he demanded 10 oe az,
sursd as infinite number OF times ana
then the baby. AT first ne was over
iored just to be informed that It was
normal baby in all respects. tiod .aione
lpovs what anticipatory fearS the
younr father is subject to.
So for them life now entered new
rhs,e. Roberts keen eyes made out
,t,t Enid was as beautiful as ever.
more beautiful, in sober fact; thnt the
roses came back to her cheeks ana
n, laughter to. her eyes: that IN no
dread fashion had she grown Older IN
day: that she began to look younger;
that the nurse suspected she was only
seventeen.
Arnold Bond called TO see them.
This. like the matter Of the mortgage.
was to remain sub rosa. He sat and
looked at Enid and the baby and for
long, long while said nothing. He
nst maryeled. He asked in hesitant
fashion to be allowed to hold it a mo-
m,nt. He wrung Roberts hand hard
AS he went away.
"you ought to be mighty happy he
said
II am said Robert
The important. high salaried and ex-
treney efficient nurse was a mere NOR
rNl. She burned her finger one day and
soid Damn" This in the presence
oi the baby, who turned speculative eyes
upon her The baby was two weeks
ii pohort ,olIo1 thn niirsn intn thp
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-06

STEAMSHIP NOTICES
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-03
REACTION FOLLOWS
STRONG OPENING
Buoyancy in Stock Market
Checked by Sharp Break
in Several Issues.

a.. ,ssociat.a Press tc 1y.ry Evening
Now Work Jan ;. Wa Sheet' lu.oo
n m l-On the Stock Exc angc t'ls wv
Year opened auspiclOu, hu'''''a :"
imnortant ISSUES. especially uloSe III
brgcing the railway, shipp,he,
eouipment. motor. metal, tobacco a,i,'
food divisions recording early gains y.
,o2is points Spcciicfeatures OF s'fenk.,'
Included the transcontinental rallS heI
cantile Marine preferred, bethi'r,eaa' ~.
steel General Electric, Anaconda; o.
Sugar and American Tobacco ~,
specialtics also strengthened, noSauLs ~
rubber croup but oils. were mixed tfTus tr,r
n,.,,Iv bigber Within the first han 'lou'
prices reacted. Reading. Mexican ie'''-
icnm and Culcible becoming heavy
Noon Stocks were free y suppiieu u'n
mo the morning hut the ahrupt reao' 'io,i
WAS accustomed mainly by thesharp nTciN '..iN
in Atlantic Gulf ISSUES, the common iatilnk
six points and the preferred tour' "o,,'
,e,,. low records Concurrent Weakit'SN
was shown bv United Fruit, 'ruclp'c,
BALDWIN Mexican and Pan-Ame' van
pctroleums. Houston Oil, Studepakel !, l.
TnItcd States Rubber. American nooiet, u
and american Sugar. which lost !"
roint. Rails suffered To the same eNtei''
hut a few closely held shares, haiieiy
General Asphalt. Amehcan onaoco n'i"
Hide and Leather preferred were SttVii X. :.
Rv noon Atlantic Gull rallied points ''u'
recovrrlcs elsewhere were less suos'an NJ
Call money opened NJ : per cent ana 'N-
change on London was strong
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-03
DEATHS.

uaTy na1re1'- , 1927. Frank Maria. wife OF John
X firammer. ST. aged 80 years.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
The funeral services at the residence of her
daughter. Airs William Heasley, No. 20
old Lancaster road. Bryn Mawr. Pa on
Wednesday morning, January > al II
= clock Interment at Riverview cemetery
Wilmington. Del. al l-3O CLOCK
HOFFAIAN-In this city. on January l.
1921 Theodore A. Hoffman. aged IS years.
Relatives friends. Lenape Tribe. J. Q. X.
II shield of Honor. Loyal Order of Moose
and employees of the P. b 4 W. X. r. Co.
ar invited To attend the funeral services
al his late residence, Buena Vista street. on
Tuesday afternoon, January !. at 3 CLOCK.
IntCrment al kiverview cemetery.
JORDAN-Tn this city. on January J. 1927
Alfred Tyson Jordan aged - years
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
the funeral services al his late residence
sI4 " second street on Tuesday after
noon January l. al 30 O'Clock. Intcrment
Al SilverbrOOE cemetery
JoYCE-In this city. on December 81 1920
Patrick J. husband Of Sarah L. Joyce.
Relatives friends. Car and ship Paint
ers Union No. 40: and Wilmington Lodge.
No. IS4. l.. q. o. NJ M.. are invited 10 attend
the funeral services at MS residence. 1900
Market street. on Tuesday morning at o
o clock REQUIEM mass at It. Patrick :
Church Interment al Cathedral cemetery.
LEUZE In this city. on January 3 1921,
Mabel A. wife of Frederick G. Leuze. and
daughter Of Anna A and the late William
6 Vansice, aged II years
Funeral services at her late residence. 1880
Pine street on Wednesday afternoon Jan
uary >. at o clock interment at Lawn
croft Cemetery.
MARDEN-In this city. on January 2, 1921
John Marden. Sr-. aged 81 years
Relatives. friends Usage Tribe, No. 80
Imp'd O. X. NJ. invited TO attend the
funeral services at his late residence. go
Spruce street. on Wednesday afternoon
January 8 at 2.30 o'clock Interment al
Riyerview cemetery.
SHARPE this city on January 2 1921
Della wife Of the late Robert r Sharp
Relatives and friends are invited 70 atten=
the funeral from the residence of her sister
Mrs Nora Gilmore. 4l9 : Rodney street
on Wednesday morning al O'Clock Re
quiem mass AT 81. Elizabeth = Church. In
terment al Cathedral cemetery.
WALKER In this city. on December 81
1920. Annie Walker
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
the funefsl services AT 9eatmans : funera
parlors Sl8 Washington street. on Tues
day afternoon at 2.30 O'Clock. lntermen
private
WOODROW In this city on January 2
1921 Della Y Woodrow. aged O3 years
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral services at the residence of he
son-in-iaw ". Oscar Massey, 4l5 Il. Tentl
street on Thursday afternoon, January 6
az 80 O'Clock Interment at RiyerViev
cemetery
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-03
Alkali in Shanpoos
Bad For Washing Hair

Most soaps and prepared shampoos
contain too much alkali which is very
injurious, as il dries the scalp and makes
the HAIR brittle.
The best thing TO use Is Mulsified CO.
coanut oil SHAMPOO for tins IS pure and
entirely greaselcss. It's very cheap and
beats anything else all to pieces You
can get Mulsiiied at any drug store, and a
few ounces will last the whole family
for months
Simply moistcn the hair with water
and lubit IN About tea spoonful is all
that Is required 1t makes an abundance
Of rich, creamy lather, cieanses thor
oughly, and rinses out easily. The hair
dries quickly and evenly, and IS soft
fresh ookng. bright fluffy, wavy and
easy to handle Besides it loosens and
takes out every particle OF dust, dirt and
dandruff. BE sure your druggist gives
you Mulsfed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-03

7 fhs proSf of this Is shown By the fart that WHEN
organic iron Ia supplied 20 their biyDd, thai sil
their multitude n symptoms often quk Nv
disappear and the very men and vonsn who
were formerly complaining uOy become
strons. hexlthy ard vigorous, With evsn dis
positions and sunny, cheerful nature,
ketur. put plenty u iron IN the husks - grains
and the akin end peeis cf vegetables and
fruIt- 20 .nrIeh yoar bised hst fn,sdern
methods of oooory throw ali these things
swsy--henoe the alarming Increase, In recent
y~ars In snsernia iron starvation - the
blood With all tie attendant llis.
n yo<f ar, not willing 70 20 tack 20 nature
then YOU should szt more such Bun-Sont ming
yegr,ahlss as spinach and csuov and fenfnce
them by taxing a Hitls Ofgaoc iron from tlrns
20 tlrnr. Bnt be sure he iron you take is orEanle
lroo ara ryos metallic iron which People usually
sEr M~sal1k iron is iron Just as lf errses from
a. s.fo.n "a a,ror, aeI4s an sraaII risces Of iron
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-03
MOVIE STAR VISIONS FADE.
Federal Officers Close Concern Promising
Screen Career al $50.

Kansas CITY. Mo. Jan ). Dreams oi
hecoming cinema sta.~ were shatterGd
Yesterday in the minds oi scores u hnis
.bro,,gbn,it ,hc Middle West as a result
81 the bursting 81 an alleged promotion,
bubble here known rs the international
Picture Corporation
Federal officers say an advertisement
placed IN an Eastern theatrical magazine
for chorus girls and leads qulckiy hr"uRh3
a,.,,..r~ TInn on beautifully engraved
'.at,oro-,- tIe applicants were told Of "a
,r.,,,nC C.I,frrnia. a chartered Yacht that
- Ill ,hc south Seas. drop anchor
!. Egvp- and cruise European waters.
The only requisite was q deposit q e'o |"
keep away curiosity seekers.
Tbc monc, came with answers such as
80 following II an Eve feet four and
ve,, pretty Enclosed Is >f'
Then altrg came the agents q the Post
oq,,, Dcpairment and spoiled the plan.
Huhcrt settle, and his wife are under
arTc-f
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-03
POWDER QUOTATIONS..
Reported Daily at Noon by Laird & Go.
du Pont Building
NEW ORANGE LODGE OFFICERS.

Officers of Ster of Bethlehem, L. o j.,
No. I25. were installed last night in the
lodge rooms at Red Mems Hall by the
installing staff Of Philadelphia county
lodge. Supreme Grand Master Dunlap
addressed the lodge after the installation.
Alex .nder Morrison, Alexander Monag-
han. DIR. Charlisle also COVE short
talks Pride of Delaware, Ladies Lodge,
attended the installation. After the cere-
monies refreshments we're served. The
officers installed are; Worthy master
George Bates; deputy master, William
Mcdowell; secretary, George Griener;
financial secretary. James Beale; treas
urer. John Dennison; Chaplin, John
McIucas; director OF ceremonies, William
Brown inside tyler, George Brown; out
side tyler, James Mcdowell; foreman OF
committees. Peter Stewart; committee
men, Samuel Gillon William Dover. John
Scott trustees William McLucas, William
Brown and Samuel Giilon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-03
HOLD-Up SUSPECT ESCAPES.
Harry Bitxbergcr Makes Getaway From
New York Jail.

by Associated Press 80 Every Evening
New York, inn. 3.IIaffy Bitzmrger, !,
30 arrested here last TucsinY un the
charge of being one Of q bn1d which
held up and robbed the First National
Bank Of Milltown, N J., December 20,
escaped this morning from the West Side
Jail. Police sent out general alarm.
Bitzbefper and Jerome B. Glf flee, n,
were arrested at Broadway ard ssveuty-
second street after n fight with police who
aaw them alight from nm automobile.
Their wives were taken into custody ~
the same time
Bitzbcrger made his escape after sfw,
ing through one inch bar IN the ell
which he occupied on the third tier. Three
other prisoners attempted 10 get away
but failed One II them was being held
ON charge 0f tex q part 81 n hold up
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-03
FOR COMPLETION OF WILSON DAM.
Renewal Of Fight to Restore 100000 900
Appropriation Expected Today.

By Associated pross 10 Every Evening
Washington, jan. 3 Renewal Of the
fight To restore 70 the nindrY civil bill
$4,000. 600 appropriation for completion
of the Wilson dam across the Tennessee
River, part of the governments Muscle
Shoals nitrate plant project, was looked
for today when general debate on the
measure was resumed IN the House
Conclusion ~ debate on this question
was expected 10 clear the way for considers
ton nf the suudry civil budgettem by item
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-03
NATIONAL PROPERTIES.
= deli. Janvier Sitting as Speciai Masier
IN Receive Claims.

r,itr5s dell Iauvlcr : srtlnG l"'i''H
!, ~. Federal Building as Special NaStcr
- ro,.,.,,c and file claims Of bond holders
~ ~ ~ Ts,,a,.oI Properties Company case
~ re M" ,f s565 600. 1cahled at the
,' - - Il - tho AMERICAN Rail
fSa' ,lv i available, after
,TL"S..,,,l,, y, Tic ovpepses of the action,
-" lt.,,t;,,,, ,,rorota among the owrers
~ ~ .,,rit,os ',,,, which have a face value
~" -. ~ onn More than half of these
ba1c been alrcady deposited with the
Court bv the owTeTs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-03
CARUSO IMPROVING.

nv Associated Press 10 Every Evening
New York. Jan 2 4 bulletin issued
today by slx doctors attending Enueo
Garilso. famous terror confined ~ his
anartfneut here with pieurisy and cnpYc-
ma stated that his condition shows ma
terial improvement n every respect
Ula temperature - lower. bis circulation
haa improved and surgical drainage cor
tinllea successfully, added ibe bulletin
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-03
woRKHoUSE LEGISLATION.
A Number of Bills 10 be offered in Behalf
of the Institution.

The nov LEGISLATURE. which convencs
tomorrow. viii bc asked for an increase Of
tic pcr diem pay of cunvicts from 40 10
= cent The request viii also be made
for legislation 10 build separate prison
for women. - female prisoners now being
in the workhousc.
The Legislature will also be asked 70
provide either work than road work t"r
the convicts An amendment 70 'f"
present parole law will be asked. VT
will allow q convict who hiss served +.
third Of his sentence 10 obtain {,
ditional pardon or q conditional parcle
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-03
OBITUARY.
Mna ANN.E 9. onrE.

Mrs Annie c. Poole. wife Of Thomas
Poole. died Yesterday at her home. 1925
West Third street. following three days
illness Of neumonia The following chil-
dren survive: Mrs G. a Burkhardt. Mrs
Everett Martin. J r. Galloway, J Waiter
Galloway and Frank l. Poole The fun
eral will take place on Wednesday. with
services at the house at Ii O'Clock and IN
ternent in Silverbrook cemetery Rec
tor stevens Of Calvary Church viii con-
duet the funeral service
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-03
AMERICAN AID ASSURED.
Attache nj American Embassy Speaks Tor
Unfortunate of Wars.

by Associated I'rcss ~ Every EHeniug
Paris, Jan 3 Assurance that Amerl-
can aid would continue To come tn tIn-
fortunatea who are suffering M result of
the war was given tho uIion Of French
and allied families here today by Major
Donald Armstrong, assistant military
attnche and representative nf the Amcri-
can cmbassy
Major Armstrong spoke at meeting
of the union Mt which n book bound IN
American oolors and containing the names
of orphans aided by American children
waa presented him.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-03

and Il therffoye an entirely d~sfsrt ming ffo~t
sfgauic iron Drganir irrr tr fE~ ~ nrr ~
your bind anf ii<e the iron ir sriuaf b, isrtis
and aypirs if msy - haf from gluf fr1s
eist under ths name a NuKaffd if1n. EGfs'sd
Iron repfesents organr npn in sleh = shlg
eondrnssd f0rnl that ore lrrr a a. j. 80 fnsf>s
- b. appFpxi frafsiy sgllraIrrf On lfzsrb
iron c0ntentJ - satiuz pre-had quart a
arirafh rns qEafi a green vszffs1lfs ~ ~
a dszfu agpies. ifs lke tssIg frtfarf =
f~ef in-tead q eatlrz pourfs a rsat
(yvsr mn .fYyo Ir0pie unDuaHT sfs usns
Ngrstea lron n vi M r.afs IN tseff
~ dissuYf, ths sfornaeh fss cd@es 81
effen cofrraenf@ ~ rrf.,n y0uf bloJ I'D rfFtf
aiize your w0Frout. sFtaasisd nfrxrs. fvI
raorssy vii - fefurfsd bY fhe raugfsf fur.rs
vsei N, nj ohfa.u rz'ifafforT FsscItf. Fsssff
"A sufs,itp,es biuavs irrst ~ h-gluz srrpiss
organic froa - raf n Iron. L>,s Ia thf ~
-. ~ 4 - .y-~sg fsh.~+ A. Al rr1sx.rrIs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-03
600 CAR WORKERS RETURN
To WORK AT ALBANY. y. \

Isy Associated Press TO Every Evening
Albany. y Y. Jan 3-Nne hundred
car workers. employed IT the West Albany
shops of the New York Central Railroad,
who wc- laved off on December 23, when
the shops were closed for an indefinite
pcrsad. returned TO work today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-03
Post Cards of American Library A broad

Arthur L. Bailey, librarian Of the Vii
mington Institute Free Library, has re-
ccived from J. Brooks, who Is overseas
with United States troops, three post
catrds containing pictures Of the American
Library at Coblenz, Germany Brooks.
home is at sos Jefferson street, this city
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-03
Ex- x-GovERNoR IN TRUCK BUSINESS
Smith Of New York Sheds Hat and Coat
and Goes 10 Work.

by Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Nev York. Jan 3.-Afred T.. Smith
retiring of,vernor n New York. ended a
y wear career in public life trday when he
sbed hia hat and coat IN the Offices of the
United States Trucking Corporation and
vent n, work NJ chairman of ts board of
directors
Before buckling down to his new Job
tho Er-Cgvernor announced he would
never he h candidate for public oficn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-03
Gard Of Thanks.

We wish 10 thank relatives and friends
and Brotherhood Of Railroad Tralnmen
and the B 4 o. Relief and NlInqua Tribe
Of Red Men. for their sympathy and
foral offerings during our recent beTeave-
ment. Mrs Harriet l. Staats and chill
dren ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-03
PERSONAL.

Having spent the holidays with her
parents IN this city, Miss Louise Sumwalt,
daughter Of Rev and Mrs. John " K.
Sumwalt pastor Of Grace NJ f. Church
has returned to her studies at Dickinson
College Carlisle, Pa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-03
CIIZZI3IEN l1rilE sI1i H[lIllS 1lfaa 93aE!l1

again although he rxpccfed ~ 'namfan f.
hveiy Intrrnf ln pDlffics fr had -
urged Nv hs friends q, beoOne nlri :
dafe for Mayor ~ Ncw York lfsf 90
and also had beon urged ~ .fand ~ o.
tiou ~ t0rgroa=
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-03

An d
life complaining Of weak nerves h pam. ssf',. ts 49,
BREATH down
bad memory, u al their suffering ZION BThRVH IN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-03
Thousands Are Nervous Wrecks
Cross, Grabbed and Caro-worn
From Weak, Thin Watery Blood
without suspectng the real cause OF
their roube-Iron-staryaion.

A Yorkp THAN ONF~HhIT THE PDPULf
MIDDLE ACE ard hsi
Of
lack Of fronin The
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-03
IN MEMORIAM.

IN memory Of my father. Thomas J. Con-
nelly. who died January 3. 1918
Son Thomas.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-03
CRAZED BY
TOOTHACHE

Nothing can equal Ak-No-Mor
Capsules in stopping the excruciat-
ing pain resulting from decayed or
liberated teeth. They act like magic
in neuritis and all nerve pains, such
as neuralgia of the head, face or
back. Ak-No-M Nor Capsules will stop
nerve or rheumatic pains in any
part of the body. They contain no
opium, morphine or habit-forming
drugs and have no bad after-effects.
Ask your druggist for Ak-No-Mor
Capsules and accept no substitute.
Price soc and Coo per box. At all
druggists.
A. @. Luebert, r. d., Christiafta, Pa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-03

THERE APE 10000 900, 600, 900 RED BLOOD CORPUSCI
BLOOD AND EACH ONE MUST HAVE IRON
Evening star., 1921-05-29
Special No. 4
Boys Fine
Blouses,

A wonderful purchase from one Of
the best makers, every blouse new, clean
and perfect. Materials fine quality high
count percales, madras, khaki and other
fine fabrics, both collar attached and
sports styles. Over $500 of these fine
blouses-buy your boy supply for two
seasons Regularly Csc to $l5O Profit
Sharing Sale price at Csc.
Evening star., 1921-05-29
Special No. 2
ssy;s,t ssy;, F'ss 'ssss;,.;$l:l.45

A sensational Clearance special, COM
prising every Sampeck Suit in our stock,
also other fine quality suits, two, three
and four of a kind that were formerly
sold at $40, SIS and up to $35. About IFS
suits in all. Sizes to IL. Profit Sharing
Clearance price at $11.45.
Evening star., 1921-05-29

Tailored of good quality, strictly an
wool doubie-warp, guaranteed fast-color
Serges. Coats alpaca lined, knicker-
bockers full lined Every suit tailored to
our high standard. All sizes J to 18.
Regularly $3.50. Proft-Sharing Sale
price at 1895.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1921-11-24

Last Sunday about 500 o'clock
the engine at the Hays electric light
and power plant broke down and
left the city without light, power
or water. The newspaper plants
which depends entirely on electrci-
ty for power were up against a real
proposition. However, through the
courtesy of Schlyer & Arnhold,
who loaned us a gasoline engine,
we are enabled to get out an abre-
waited edition of the Free Press.
The new engine which has been
expected for some time has at last
arrived and will be enstalled as
soon as wOrkmen can do the job,
which we presume, will be in about
ten days. In the mean time, repairs
have been secured for the old en-
gine and it is expected that juice
will be turned on by the first of
the week. Next we expect to be
back to nOrmalcy.