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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-27
KONFERENCE o NEZAMESTNANOSTI
BYLA ZAHAJENA VCERA We WASHINGTONE
PRESIDENTEM HARDINGEM

Washington, 26 zaff = Plna oparen mezi nmz Sc od-
pomdovao siidanf praci jako prosredek zmensenf
nezamesnanos bya predmetem jednan konerence neza-
mestnanosti iez sesa Sc zde dnes.
Zahaiena dnes presdenta Hardinga sekre-
tare obchodu Herberta rozdea de-
vet maych pracovnich vybor1 nchz kazdy obra urt
ym pfedmetem yto vbory zapocaly prc dnes opoedne
odd6enych vykonnych zasedanfch.
Odbor obchodu oznamil pozde odpoedne Salmon
Halle Clevelandu byl povoan do konference Nebo sde
leno keremu vyboru byl pfd6len.
TAX zvany poradn vybor po tr tydny obral rdznymi
fasem nezamsnanos vysedek sveho vysetovanf badani
poda konferenc Strudne shrnuto bor predoz pod
vybordm nsleduc odporuten ako cesty dosazen devy
pfitomne situaci
Prace pouze cast casu tax ably dostalo Sc zamesnani
vice hdem bud zmesenm deky pracovnho tydne tax aby
zamestnani bylo sm6nach, nebo stridanm praci
2 Vyroba do zasoby
8 Bezodkadne podnknutf nutnych staveb oprav vse-
obecneho cist6ni zavodech by znamenao
mani kdezo stavby znamenay by poptavku po maeriau
Dev6t podvybora ez pusty do prace odpoledne
po SVEN uvofeni havnim vyborem organisac
Jest Statska nezam6snanos regsrace nezam6stnanych
zrzenl kancelar opafovan prce enlargement satn
obecn podnky vefene prace emergentni opafeni prmy
niky emergenGni opafen dopravncvl stavbach doov
nictvf, pavectvi podvybor vefeina sysenf.
Tecch presidenta Hardnga sekretafe Hoovera bylo
zdGrazn6no csice bze
10000, ncm6ne vsak nezapano situace Jet povaz
an Harding pravil ze byio sdeleno re tech nej
pfiznvech podmnek jest Spoenych Satech 100000 df
ma zahalce coz naval "parasitnim procentem.
Washington 26 zar Soucasne Sc zaha enim konferen-
nezamesnanos Urban LeDoux, jenz vedl kampan
1evu nezamestnanych Bostone New Yorku, pTijel
prohlasl, re s1castn konference ako pozorovatel
LeDoux prav re bude zadati presdenta Hardinga aby
uveen mena tech kdoz behem vaky nahromad vice nez
100 procen vyd6kG Gill; aby mohli byti donuceni
den on6ch vyd6lkd nezam6snanym Pozdeji oznami lie
Doux re ma uednanou poradu George B. Chrsianem
reafem presidenta Hardnga bude zadaf by nezam3s
mani byl zastoupeni ma konferenci nezam6stnanost
"Budu sed6ti prahu Bfleho Domu', pravi formal
MIN prohaseni vydanem zde po SVEN pezdu A prs nebo
unee svt zstanu presdenov6 prahu bud trpeiv6 o.
tekavati uvefejn6ni seznamu valecnych zbohatkd'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-27
PREPADENf 1S-LETEHO
DEVCETE.

18-leta Marie Schoeffelova
l1733 Franklin Ave. procha-
zeia Sc vcera vecer po zap. 50.
ul. blize Stone Ave, kdyz po-
iednou ukrytu vyskotil muz
a devce zasaZenou il ranou v
obliGej srazil k zemi, take ma
razila hlavou okraj chodni-
ku. Prepadena byla doprave-
ma do nemocnice, kde Sc leka-
Fl vyslovili, re il snad bTa
rozrazena lebka. Pohnutkou X
prepadu byla patrne loupez
Policie ma Detroit a zap. 20
zatkla jednoho prepadu po-
dezreleho muze.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-27
JAk PODPORUJE CLEVE-
LAND NEZAMESTNANE.
Pece O lidi bez prace v
Detroit.

Radni McGinty podroboval
vcera kritice mesto, re jest da-
leko "a Detroitem, pokud Sc
|tyce snahy vypomoci chudine,
ktera jest dnes nejvice postize
Ma stavajici nezameStnanosti.
0 n6jakem vydatn6jSim pod
porovani neni ami reel, jelikoz
vSechny dobroGinne fondy jsou
vyterpany. SesmeSnoval poti-
mani nekterych radnich, kterl
Sc uchaZeji, ably federalni Via
da zfidila zde bezplatnou po-
ptavarnu po praci. Zcela spray
ne poukazal, re podobnych
poptavaren name jiz dosti, a
lie re by bylo lepe Zaopatriti
praci samou. Co jest platna
IpodObna uradovna, kde praci
hledaiicimu d6lnikovi Sc doSta
ne ien pokrGeni rameny. Upo-
zornoval ma fakt, ze Detroit
vyda ma podporu nezamestna-
nych kazdy mesic vice jak
Gtvrt millionu, kdezto u mas V
Cleyelande sc tato dobrocin-
. most odbude as tficeti tisici,
coz ale nepotrva dlouho, ne
bot pen6z iiz neni dluzno
pomySleti ma move zdroje pri-
, sp6vku.
Podivnym jest. re palciy6
otazky radniho nenaSly odpo-
vedi.
Ma vcerejSi schulz m6stske
rady bylo usneseno, ably ma
/ karach jezdicich po Harvard
! Dennison zamestnani byli jako
(di'ive vzdy diva muzi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-27
NECO ZE ZAHROBNfHO II
VOTA.
Citovani duchI pred soudcem
Howellsem.

Vtera veGer konana byla V
iistem dome ma zap. strane de
monstrace, pri ktere byli cito-
vani duchove. Pritomen byl
Soudce c.. A. Howells cd mu-
nicipalniho soudu, ktery riditi
bude process s J. W2de-ovou,
iez byla svedkyni soudu Ka
berovou. Pri soudu nekteri Gle
move spirtistickeho sdruz. mlu
viii tax pfesvedcive 0 zahrob-
MIN zivote, re Howells pre-; e
vii ochotu poznati podobnou
akci a sGcastniti Sc ducharske-
no zasedani osobne.
Spiritistickol seanci uspora-
dal pastor spiritistu 2 Lake
woodu w. i. Brown, zminena
Wadeova j. Ia soucinnosti j.
steho indianskeho media z
vych. Pennsylvania.
Byl vyvolan duch Toma L.
Johnsona, jenz objevil Sc pry
ale jen ma chvilku, patrne ne
kan pospichal. Objevil Sc pry
j duch We Francii zahynulehc
Quentina Roosevelta zjey
doprovazen i vrcenfm aeropla-
nu. Jeden re spiritistu prohla.
sill, re duch Quentina' jej veil.
ce casio navst6vuje, inu, kdy5
lita aeroplanu, pax mu, ie tc
sp:Se mono nez-li Johnsono
vi, ponevadz ten techto mo-
dernich dopravnich prostredkI
jeste neznal. Podobnych zjevi
bylo vice, ale soudce Howells
sam, jehoz svedectyi bylo By
zajiste nejpadnejsf, nechce {
seanci nicehoz prozraditi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-27
v BELFASTU Kid.

Belfast 26 zaTf ProhaSen zakazuc shromazdeni til
neb vice cast East Belfasu kde uday vcerejsi
boufe byo vydano vchaz planost pu devat veeer
Ona cast mesa kde strhy vytrznos pr nichz tr osoby
zabv ctyrcet poraneno jest obsaZena voskem hid
XIV nasazenym boday prochazejf ulicem Celkem panue
vsude kid enom pdl vystreli ozvao New
towards ulici kde sweden vcera nejprudsi boj.
Sir James Craig Ulstersky premier porade vojensky
mi poceinm dnstonfky zde dnes odpoedne, oznam ze by
10 rozhodnuo mobisovati zvastn sbory konstebn nete
r5ch eastech Irska udrzovanf pofadku
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-27
PORTUCALSkO Sc HLASI.

Washington 26 zari = Porugalska zadost zastoupeni
konerenci omezen zbroen dalekovychodnch otaz-
kdyz ednano otazkach daekeho vychOdu Pa
byla pfedozena dnes portugaskym vysancem
Viscontem DAem, odboru stau. Bylo naZnateno Spo
iene Sy ochony sou pzna Porugasku tataz prava ako
prpad6 Holandska Begie. Formani od-
pv6d nedosy eS6 ode vsech pozvanych mocnos doaz
co soudi Holandska Begie. Vyrozumiva
vSak ze Velka Brtanie ale nebudou mti zadnych nam
TEX Japan Francie z vyoviy souhas svG tim, ably Ho
landsu Belg dostao vysad ucastenstv pr ednani
tazkach, iez Sc jich tykaji.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-27
Stain SJEZD AMERICKE LEGIE.

Toledo o. zaff driv6jsich voakd Ohia.
Glen Americke Lege obnovo oyatu vlace, nz boova
pochodovanim ulicem toedsm pretvorenym odpole
dne aee ichz strany byly vroubeny 100000
bam By zde totiz zahaen stan Sized Amercke Lege by
la prvni voenska manifeace Toedu ode dn vae6nvch
Ma tribune koem nz prvod bra by Davis kon
gresnik w w Chalmers rancouzsky mistokonsu Haidot
Chicago satn veite Lege John r. McQuigg Genov6 sani
vyboru Legie JIM drednc prosovene siezdu
egie guy Davis pfimlouva atn bonus pro dfv6is
aky bude hlasovano podzimnch vobach
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-27
OBAVY FRANCE.
Strachuje Sc, re konference ma
omezeni zbrojeni mohla by il
poSkoditi.

PaTiz, 25. zari. Predseda
ministerstva Aristide BRAND a
ministr osad Albert Sarraut,
nebudou zastupovati F'rancii
ma konferenci We Washingto-
|nu, ma niz bude jednano o
zmenSeni Zbrojeni. Tato zm6-
ma V planech francouzskych
byla provedena, kdyz anglicky
pfedseda ministersky, Lloyd
George Sc rozhodl, re do Wash
ingtonu nepojede. Andrew Bo
mar Law pry definitivne pfi-
stoupil ma nabidku, by vedl
britickou delegaci do Wash
ingtonu.
Francouzska ministerska ra
da d1ouze rokovala vcera o o.
tazce vybrani jinych delegatu
misto Brianda a Sarrauta z
pfednich francouZskych stat
niku, ale nedohodla sc ma nj
Gem. Premier BRAND pred ne
jakym casem uGinil rozhodne
prohlaSeni, re pujde do Wash
lingtonu bez ohledu ma to, po-
jede-li tam briticky minister
sky pTedseda, cili nikoliv. Pro
to Sc mysli, re nynejsi sve cd
reknuti uGinil priGin iinych.
Postaveni jeho kabinetu po
vazuie Sc "a otresene a ko'uji
lpovesti, ze bude donucen k
odstoupeni, az Sc sejde znovu
poslanecka snemovna. To take
asi je pfiGinou, re zadny 2
prednich statniki nejevi nad-
Semi pro cestu do Ameriky; ka
zdy chce zustati v Pafizi a HE
deti uloviti trad ministerskeho
pfedsedy.
V Pafizi vyslovovany isou
obavy, re washingtonska kon-
ference bude pima nebezpec-
lnych uskali pro Francii. Tato
vydrzuje 81 nejmocn6jSi arma-
du ma svet6, celkem 769,628
muzu, jak prave bylo ozname-
no ministrem valky Bartho-
mem a nechce pocet ten Zmen-
siti, dokud vsechny podminky
versaillske mirove smIouvy ne
budou zplneny. Dale fran.
couzska verejnost a tisk odda-
vaii Sc elm dale tim vice oba-
VAN, ze francouzsti veritele
mezi mimi Spoj. Staty. budou
,vykonavati financni natlak, a.
lby donutili Francii ke zmense,
mi armady.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-27
ZELEZ. ZRiZENCI PRO STAVKU.

Chicago, 26. zafi Vddcovt ctyf velilych
sdruzenych zeezn6nch ni dnes prohlasli mali
malo pochybnos tob. ze zeezncfch haso
vail pro vSeobecnou stavku nez by pa nizeni mzdy ale
ohlsi konsevavni smyslen vudcu ovladne
savka bude odvracena NaSe zuSeno Jest ze qs
lid hasuie vzdycky stayku pravil ieden dednikG
brastva P ponde uTednc zelezniCnich bratrstev uni
sejdou zde zapocnou s6itanm hasu 25O000 enI Ia
dnach velkou vetSnou odhlasoval witt
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-27

uTER9 TUEsDAY SEPTEMBER 27 1921
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-27
ODMENA $1,000 MA TRAVICE PSA.

Owosso Mich, &c. zari = James Oliver Curwood znamy
spisovae nabd dnes 81 900 odmeny nformac jez BY
veda zaGen usvedcen ooby ktera otrava eho psa Cur
wood pravi angcky stavet by tim nejlepsm prfte
lem, jakeho kdy mel :,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-27
UTOK MA PRES. PILSUDSKEHO.

Parz &c. zari. Die zpravy zde obdrzen6, ueinen byl
zavrazden gen. Josefa Plsudskeho presdena Poke
repubky Lvove Haci veter Til rany revoyeru
byy n9ho vpaleny avsak kule mnuy ce Uotnk byl
zatten.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-27
CTYRI DETI ZABITY.

Kingston Mass, 26 zar Ctyri deti Skoy vracejf
byy zaby dnes kdyz zerd vedeni proudu elekr
cke kare spadla pTerazia dat enz zpsobl jech
KEN MIN, pr skoku kary Tato vz1aa avSak osatn
d6t souc kare vyyazly bez v6sho razu Udrel ie tam
rdit, ienz zachytl pateho hocha kdyz chysta kay
vyskoci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-27
1000 RAK. KORUN "a DOLLAR

Widen &c zar - DR. Ferdinand Grimm, mnistr financi
vidal Sc dnes sveho adu Rakouske korny dale poklesy
TAX re prodavalo iich 1000 dollar
The New York herald., 1921-05-24
JUDGE HART CONFIRMS
STILLMAN SETTLEMENT
Wife Will Be Victor, Says
Buffalo Surrogate.

Special Despatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
BUFFALO, May 23.-Judge Louis B.
Hart, Surrogate of Erie county, con-
firmed to-day the report that the Still
man case Is about to be settled out of
court While he refused to discuss the
matter in detail, he intimated that the
result Will be In Mrs. Stillman's favor
that Mr. Stillman will admit the parent
age of baby Guy and allow Mrs. STILL
man approximately 100000 year
alimony.
1t was learned that Surrogate Hart
has been trying for several months to
bring about a settlement While not
an attorney of record, Mr.. Hart has
been working with the opposing forces
to stop the last hearing before Referee
Gleason during which DIR. Hugh l..
RUSSELL the Buffalo osteopath. declared
that Mrs. Stillman admitted to him.
while in Buffalo, that Fred Beauvais. the
French Canadian harr-preed. and not
her husband was the father of baby
Guy.
Despite the report and confirmation
that plans for a settlement of the Still
man difficulties were fast maturing,
friends OF Mrs. Stillman are continuing
their preparation for the cross-examina'
ton of DR.. Russell when the hearing Is
rec6nvened before Referee Gleason. A
series of private Investigations into the
life OF DIR. Russell have been con-
Quoted Investigations have been con-
Quoted at Stanhope n. j., and Depew
and Lancaster. N. ", near Buffalo
where DR.. Russell rs said to have re.
sided. This Information is being as
sembled here and DR. Russell will be
questioned about II when he takes the
stand.
The New York herald., 1921-05-24
BROADWAY SPEAKER
DEFIES POLICE WARNING
NafiDe of India DroWs Big
Throng Before Arrest.

Haridas Muzumbar of 90 West 130th
street, who said he was born in India
and is an artists model. was told by the
police last night that he could not con-
duct a street meeting and sell books on
Broadway because of the heavy traffic.
but after being warned from one corner
of Forty-fifth street he went across
Broadway and started another meeting
on another corner. He spoke loudly.
denouncing England and urging freedom
for Ireland and India. and soon had a
crowd of about 1000 persons about him.
Patrolman Krndscn of the West
F'orty-seventh street station told ,Muzum-
bar that Il was against the law to hold
meetings on Broadway. but the man per-
sisted and tho policeman placed him
under arrest Nuzumbar appealed to the
crowd TO help him. but most of the
crowd laughed. though n few booed the
patrolman. Knudsen raped for help
and was answered by Patrolman John
Walsh. who helped take Muzumbar to
the West Forty-seventh street station.
where he was charged with disorderly
conduct
The New York herald., 1921-05-24
GYPSLES ADD COLOR
TOSUCCESSFULFIRE
800 Jersey Wanderers Driven
Out of Camp With Their
Pigs and Chickens.

Aside from the captains failure to To-
cate more than two of the firemen. the
delay In finding the key to the trick
lock that guards the hose cart and the
inability OF q borrowed automobile to
haul the apparatus up hill-aside from
Ill these things. not emitting a slight
scarcity Of water and other minor incon-
veniences--the Volunteer Fire Depart
mert OF North Arlington, n. j. made Il
'etahlc showing yesterday at a fire
.hat completely destroyed warehouse
owned by the Scaboard Metals Corpora
ton.
During the excitement. 800 gypsies. to-
gethcr With their rs pigs. 80 chickens
and three cows. panicstricken with the
fear that their camp on Hill just above
tho blazing warehouse would be lost,
went out Of control more or less and
helped give North Arlington one Of the
most hectic days Il has experienced since
mosquito exterrninators threatened to
kill all its pets, some fifteen years ago
Capt. Ernest Thumm, commander In
chief Of tho Volunteer Fire Department
received the alarm Of fire without warn
ing. He had 4 little trouble finding the
two men who accompanied him to the
firehouse a few minutes later. but the
others couldn't be found at all. The
key to the big lock on the hose cart
barn door was at home In his black
Sunday parts pocket. Capt. Thumm dis
covered. and a duplicate had TO be
found When the apparatus was ready
to roll" as they say i'm North Arling-
ton Capt Thumm and his two men
couldn't move Il An automobile was
borrowed It's engine stalled on a hill
and caused some little additional delay
But the fire was reached finally. 1t
required practically no time at all for
the firemen TO determine that the near
est water plug was just 1000 feet from
the burning building. a judicious
amount or stretching brought the hose
nozzle near enough to send spattering
Of water against the burning building,
but Il didn't do much good
About this time a second alarm was
sent III from the Seaboard Metals Cor
poration's private switchboard in the
Office Of a sister corporation, the Sea-
board I3i-product Corporation. located
seven miles away. This alarm brought
out the whole koarny fire department
but they went 10 the more distant plant
by mistake.
Those first at the fire said the alarm
was given by seventy-five-year-o old
gypsy by the name OF Muldoon. There was
q gypsy OF that age In the camp, but
having helped chase the pigs and chick
ems and cows and whatnots back to
their corral. he was too short OF breath
TO tell whether the alarm was given In
a letter or n telephone message. The
total damage was $4,000.
The New York herald., 1921-05-24
SWEARS KIOSK GOT
$1,000 GRAFT MONEY
MininSOhn Tells of Payment in
Building Trades Council
Office.
STADTMULLER PRESENT
Went Into Room With Kiosk,
Who Had the Cash, AS
serts Witness.
STADTMULLER PRESENT

Three OF the States principal wit
nesses testified yesterday when the triai
OF Peter Stadtmuller former lieutenant
Of Robert p Brindell. began before JUS
tice John V. McAvoy and jury In the
Criminal Branch OF the Supreme Court.
Stadtmuller Is charged with extorting
$1,000 from Max Mininsohn of the Inter-
state Wrecking Company by threatening
TO call a strike of house shorers unless
the money was paid.
Stadtmuller will testify in his own be-
half. Interest in the trial centres largely
in what Stadtmuller will tell concerning
the operations of the Building Trades
Council under Brindell domination.
Six weeks ago Brndell threatened to
cancel the bond collateral he had fur
nished for bail for Stadtmuller unless
the latter agreed to plead guilty. Stadt-
muller declared his innocence and OBJ
tanned bail from another source. Even
before that incident the two men are
said to have quarrelled.
Mininsohn, who was on the stand yes
terday. said he took $1,000 to the offices
Of the Building Trades Council on Sep
tember 23, 1920. Stadtmuller, Louis
Kiosk, a brick dealer, and several
others were present. He gave the money
to Kiosk, he said. Stadtmuller and
Kiosk went into another room, accord
ing to his story, and he assumed Stadt-
muller got the money, which was in
cash.
Others who testified were Max Hal
perm, general manager Of the IA. II.
Vought Company, a building firm. and
Walter Melton, who became Meninsohn's s
partner on a wrecking job in return for
furnishing workmcn said to be follow
ers of RrindelI
The New York herald., 1921-05-24
MRS. L. KISSING SCOTT
SUICIDE IN BAYSIDE
Wife of Cyril Scott, She Was
Once in Chicago Opera.

Mrs. Louise Kissing Scott. the wife
OF Cyril Scott actor. cor mitted suicide
yesterday afternoon In her home on Bel
avenue. Bayside. Queens, by hanging
herself 10 the banister Of stairway on
the second floor landing Her body was
found by her husband when he entered
the house late In the afternoon.
Mr.. scott said that his wife, who WAS
fifty-two years old, had recently been
brooding over the death OF her mother.
which occurred about two years ago.
and had been respondent.
Mrs. Scott was formerly Miss Louise
Kissing OF Philadelphia, whore she has
q brother and sister living She appeared
on the stage up to twenty years ago.
principally in the Chicago Opera House
under the management Of David Hen
derson. She played boys parts mostly
and appeared in "Sindbad the Sailor"
The Crystal slipper" "Ali Baba and
the Forty Thieves and other produc-
tions. Her husband recently closed an
engagement with Tn the Night Watch"
The New York herald., 1921-05-24
An Inciden, Happened on the Train Which
Proves Miami's Call" to People

IN the way down my secretary became
acquainted with lady in the same car, who
said that she and her husband were on their
way to Miami to make it their permanent
home, the lady also saying that they had
visited Miami for the first time in February
of this year. They liked it so much that
they decided to return to their home at Over
brook-a suburb of Philadelphia make
arrangements to sell their property there
and to enable the husband to close up his
affairs with the concern he had been associated
with for many years.
When my secretary told Mr.. Humes and
me what the lady had said to her we asked
to be introduced because we scented a good
story for Miami.
In this way we met Mr.. and Mrs. j. L.
Hudson.
Mrs. Hudson told lis she had visited her
sister, Mrs. c. H. Cotton, who, with her
husband and children, had moved from st.
Petersburg, on the west coast Of Florida, to
Miami, on the east coast, because they liked
the climate of Miami better and also because
the enterprise of Miami afforded the hus-
band better business opportunities.
During their short stay in Miami the Hud-
sons bought lot, 50x150 feet, paying little
over 81, 100 for it, and Immediately contracted
TO build thereon modern S-room bungalow.
with garage.
To illustrate how great is the demand for
real estate in Miami and its suburbs, the
Hudsons told us they could have made
net profit OF nearly $1,000 almost 200 per
cent? had they been willing to accept an
offer which was made them to sell shortly
after the purchase OF their lot.
The Hudsons told us they had bought
other lots, FOR INVESTMENT PURP ,SES.
before returning North, and that they ex-
pect to continue to buy Miami real estate
because they realize that the remarkable
growth Of Miami during the past ten years
is certain indication Of the enhancement Of
real estate values that must take place during
the next decade.
The experience q tae Htdsons i inar
to that 81 almost everybody visiting Miami.
The New York herald., 1921-05-24
You Can Readily See Why the Montray Cor.
poration Believes in Miami Realty.

Operating now for only two years in Nj
ami realty the Montray Corporation has
been very successful, because Mr.. Dumont
and his associates apparently possess al
most uncanny judgment as TO where to buy
They have practically completed several
developments and every one Of them is in
section where Miami is making great progress.
The Montray Corporation ACQUIRES prop-
critics. tchtch permits them 10 serue people ,oho
rant acreage or plots lots either for invest
ment purposes or for cultivation or for homes.
Mr. Dumont and his associates are highly
regarded in Miami. People like to deal with
them. Many people buy real estate in Miami
merely because the Montrsy Corporation
says it is all right. Many Of them do not
even see the property before they pur-
chase it.
Ny conviction is that there are many
people of the North who should invest in
Miami realty-some Of them purely for in
vestment purposes-and Others for the pur-
pose of establishing homes there because
living conditions in Miami are wonderfully
attractive as iceH as economical.
You may either call at the New York
offices of the Montray Corporation. 18th
floor, sol Fifth Ave-, cor. of AID ST., or
write to them and learn how you may ac-
quire property in Miami adyanta geous
terms. Also ask for invitation card
which will permit you to attend lecture
given daily in their New York offices.
wonderful painting Is feet long and AZ
feet high on exhibition at the New York
offices will enable you to visualze the City
of Miami, which the Chamber of Conn
merce of that city predicts will have
population of 125, 600 in less than five
years, although Clark Howell, editor OF the
Constitution, Atlanta, Ca, goes the
Chamber of Commerce four times better
bg predicting population Of one-haH
million NJ the end of ~ years.
All predict the future Miami will oc-
cupy an area approximating l26 square
miles.
The New York herald., 1921-05-24
NEED NOT CHANGE YOUR
STYLE OF HAIR, LADIES

II isn't necessary to change your pres
ent style of hairdressing. If it is becom-
ing. for nothing radical In coiffure
fashions came to light yesterday at the
opening of the third annual exhibition
OF the American Ladies' Hairdressers
Association at Palm Garden. Nearly
every woman demonstra ting or looking
on wore her hair waved. except eight
models who were waiting TO have their
straight locks put through the perms-
nent process. The evening was devoted
to displaying various hararcssinc styics.
and IN the. afternoon pr &. l.. WINNER
or Columbia University talked on scien-
tiic hair care. Or. H. &. Wenzel OF
Brooklyn was another speaker.