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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-05

Baskct5a at Library hau. Friday
Jan 6. y. IT, S. versus Cambridge
high Gaad preliminary Game called
OF sharp Admission CSC
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-01-05

Max Webster who spent Christmas
end New Years with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs Homer II. Webster, has re-
turned TO Oberlin college
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-20
Inspector Puts
His OK. on
'Tanlac

''Tanlac is fine health builder
and ! am always glad to say good
word for it because it has been of
great benefit to me- declared Will
lam j. Lewis, 125 W. 9Th St. Gary.
Ind. Mr. Lewis ia a steel inspector
for Robert ". Hunt and Co.. Chi
cago, a man widely travelled and
held in high esteem for his consery-
alive temperament and broad ex-
perience.
II was for some time in a badly
rundown condition" he said. II
lost my usually keen appetite. gas
and sourness caused by indigestion
upset my stomach and gave me Sc
we're headaches. and l got so 1
would tire out easily.
Il noticed the record made by
Tanlac, having never lost track OF
this progress Of medicine since l
was graduated In nursing in my
early twenties- l decided to try it
and am pleased to state it has re-
stored me to good health in every
way"
Tnnlac is sold by all good drug
gists.-( ADVERTISEMENT
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-20
That important final touch

price; also Houbigant's Ideal" in al
shades at sc.
That natural flush
A rouge that gives a very natural flush
Is E. Burnham's liquid preparation at SIC.
Then there is a vanishing cream rouge
put up by the famous Prindell that is
very fine. Bright red or Orange. 81.
A necessary adjunct
Guerline's lip stick is quite a necessary
adjunct to the evening facial toilette.
8l.sQ
That enhancing shadow
under the eyes is deity put there with
Hudnuts eyebrow pencil in either brown
or black. and some way it seems to en-
rich the color OF the eyes and beau;ify
their expression. Either Hudnut's or Mel
bAs at sse. Street floor
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-20

Styles, fabrics and colors that will make
mademoiselle's eyes light up and
GLADDEN. the heart of madame!

Round necks, square necks, boat
necks, V necks; and the sleeves
vary from the very small cap eff
feet at the shoulder to a variety of
lengths from the forearm to the
wrist.
The waists are mostly bodice
effects with various notifications,
and the skirts are shocked, ruff
fled, shirred, pleated or hang in
soft folds from the waistline tothe
hem. The quaintness and pretti-
ness of the dresses of the sixties"
seems to be living again in these
beautiful frocks, and the woman of
today, be she Miss or Matron, slen-
der or plump, looks just as pretty
in the lovely styles as they did in
the old days.
One lovely taffeta dress has a
surplice waist with side draped
skirt in panel effect; trimmed with
picot-edged ruffles and bow knots.
Rose or green. $25.
Another dress of Chiffon velvet
is a draped affair with the skirt
forming point in front and the
side Grapes faced with Chiffon; an
exquisite shade of American Beau
ty. $3.50.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-20
The evening toilette

MN evening tOIlGttS
to be really complete must have
dainty perfume Three charming odors
are Houbfgant's Mon Boudoir' at $3.50
an ounce, Rigaud's TN Air Embaume"
At $3.50 an ounce. and Elizabeth Arden's
"Cupid's Breath" at $40 an ounce.
The brunette type
To the woman Of the brunette type
there is no face powder SO becoming for
evening wear as one OF the ochre shades.
The Partisan woman of fashion who has
dark hair and eyes has quite universally
adopted the ochre shades of powder for
all kinds OF evening costumes. as 1t
blends well with all fabric colorings and
throws Z decided lustre into the hair and
eyes ANDRE Royal "Ochre Clair" is one
Of the best ochre powders at 81. Other
tints for the fairer skias at the same
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-20
FAILING IN FIGHT
TO TylLT DIVORCE
coz FILES APPEAL

j. Allen Cox. who failed in his
fight to prevent TIE woman he
claims he never married from OBJ
tanning a divorce. has appealed
from the finding of Judge d. V.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-20

XQU1SITE" is a poor, weak word
with which to describe the glory of
the styles for evening wear that
Dame Fashion has provided for
the winter social season.
And right now, just when the
assortment has reached its peak is
the time when the woman and Miss
who appreciates the advantage of
choosing when choosing is best
will come in and make their seiec-
tions.
Here is a collection of exclusive
no-duplicate gowns and frocks that
is without peer in the tri-cities,
ranging in price from $25 to
$3.50.
There are styles designed for
Miss or matron-each one a not
able example of artistic designing
yet the prices are extremely
moderate.
Beautiful Chiffon cloth, taffetas,
chiffon and cut velvets,' Spanish
laces and metal laces in the exqui-
site evening shades-Jade green,
Royal blue, rose, pumpkin, black,
Shell pink. orchid, tangerine, tan,
American Beauty.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-20

enhances beauty of costum'
OF alone for the wonderful ar
tistry of the pieces, but also be-
cause it enhances the beauty of
the gown-jewelry is a prime
requisite of fashionable dress.
Pearls are rapidly increasing
in favor. A pearl necklace,
brooch, ring, bar pin or ear rings
is always in good taste with any
evening costume.
A diamond bar pin. ring or
bracelet is beautiful with the
velvet frocks that are now so
very popular.
A stone-set Spanish comb in
one of the flared fan effects is
lovely in light or dark hair for
evening.
Prices range from 81 to $50.
/ Street door.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-20
MUSSOLINI DOMINATES.

Paris. Nov. 0.-Mussolini, Ital-
IAN Fascist premier, practically
FORCES Premier Poincare and Lord
Carzon to go to him for dinner and
discussion of Lausanne policies.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-20

All the news all the time--The
Argus.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-20
ElBEIl|I HIS
RESIGNED Is
]. s. SENATOR

.tcontinued from First rAss-,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-20
Head bQndeQux-

HeUU DQnQ4QUX-
what an air they give
HEY impart an air of becoming
dignity to the matron and of de-
: llghtful coquetry to the debut
ante and "sub-deb." They are
Fashions particular pet for this
season.
We have them in several diff
ferent designs and colors. The
most popular are gold or silver
in designs of leaves or roses.
S1.98 to $3.50 each.-Street floor.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-20

COrSageS-
add note Of beauty
TRANCE how much is added to
the effect of an evening dress
or frock by an artistic little
corsage!
One might say that it fairly
makes" the gown-provlded OF
course that it is skillfully chosen,
and placed.
In our dress trimmings sec
ton on street floor you will find
a collection of corsages that is
as varied as it is beautiful.
They were selected with
view of providing for all styles
and colors of evening dresses
and frocks
Gold, silver and steel are most
in evidence
Dainty floral and grape de-
signs ranging IN price from 45c
to $3.50. Street floor
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-20
L0Ue.y hosiery

1of evening wear
IDE latitude is permitted Milady
in her choice of hosiery for eve
ming wear-and we'll she knows
the importance Of beautiful
smooth-ftting hosiery.
They may be of chiffon.
sheer as a spiders web, in black
or colors, and made more beat
tiful by the fancy lacy boot-or
of heavy, heavy silk with drop
stitch pattern and lace clocking.
$2.95 to S7.95. Street floor
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-20
Evening hats


from our French room
T ANY admiring glances will fol-
I low these hats when they APP
pear at social functions this sea-
son.
| Lovely little hats of gold and
silver lace with crowns of bright
colored Panne velvet and Bro
cade, the bright colors being ac-
centuated by tiny French flow
ers.
Russian models with up
turned Seal brim and soft crown
of Spark velvet with gold stitch
ings. On the fur near the face
are tiny French flowers in Pas
tel shades.
A few especially attractive
models are of all-over silver and
gold metal cloth profusely ap-
pliqued with black. the real ORR
entail touch being two smoked
pearl daggers. -3rd floor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07
FIRST FLAPPER TRAGEDY
Woman Always Pays Says l4-Yesr-Old Girl,
Held After Shooting Of Boy Companion
Ivy GENE CouN

BAN JOSE cal, May 6.-The
first fiapper' tragedy!
For a long. long time me
I-told-you-sos have been fore
casting Il. lmpailcntiy awaiting ~
O.er-sophisiichtion ol The mod
crn yuung giri would sooner 90
na.cr beKin 10 collect It's toll-Ha
said debaters on campus aud in
club room.
And Il came finally in the little
green-hiiiod suDurh OF Mountani
View.
irene Granstedt. aged II, wha
wears her blond hair Dobbsd. roli.
down her stocking. uses "A lip
stick and writes poctry-.hua
qualifying Tor fiaI pcrdom-flndz
n.r-sif me renlres figure OF a
Aclooiday tragedy.
"ruppy Love
Harold Galinway. her i7-year-
old puppy love- sweetheart. h
near death from a resoi.o or wouna
...a.caea * iier, The child con
teu.in howovsr. that lhe shot was
nrvd Ina struggle fer the gun.
fnfne Immediate foreground of
the eA& arr clements that maze
up a chapter In almost ANYONE =
hfs- 3 hiEh school dance. a qunr
foi. hastily spoken words. scpara-
uun a ifokeu-hearted girl
There b in~congruity Ia the com
binatlon OF pinaforcs and tragens
puppy love and bullets. schoolday
pa-timea and broken hearts. ana
girls % ~ taking 1 10 REVIEWERS as a
teal OF settling childhood quar-
rolls.
but. say the "flappcr'' psy-
biologists, such incongruities can
be expected when we lind imma
tire children. Etiil In their DOH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07
In Bed % Years. Woman Has Built ;
Up a 81. 900. 900 Real Estate Business
ny q gibbons

HAMMOND. Ind. May e.
Marvel woman OF the age
That's what scientists aut
physicians call Mrs. Emma :
Tunnel here.
For 20 years she has been fint
on her bBck. with death always
huvering near. IN the bed nom
which she never viii be able 20
move.
Her Eplna h broken a cord con
Rolling much OF the ncrvour ryt-
ton IL cut In two. and her heart
and other vital ORGANS 81 the body
sre out 81 place as the result %
an accident
Yea Mrs. pnnncil from her ecd
nas built up y real estate busisess
fhat last year did close to q million
dullnf business
She has started and is opcra..ng
successfuily a taxi business that
urcrutpn litneye between this ana
fnrroundlng towns,
she has completed n college corr
rcspcndcnce course and taken her
dcgrre ~ sfudying between the
speiis OF pain
Mira Bunneii ~ So. The accident
that crippled her for lifc occurred
shorty ne her marriage. In the
c~onfusion that followed a fire tn
her home, she lost her balance and
frfi down q stairway
Doctors faid her are was hope
loss and that she would do tn a
month. That because her spine
IA split In n IONS diagonal llnc.
injury In which, az far as rec,
ords 80. no person ever has sur
vived.
hut thu DEBTORS were wrong
She says God and my viii power
fcpf mo alive. I've lived 10 soc
moal o. the doctors who said nj
would ale pass avSy Themselves.
Nrs bunnell laughed al her own
iokf.
snush9 why. I 90 d an tho
abe says MS tho very
heat medicine ! know Of
the crippled woman says her
business scnturcs : merely the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07
Driving Devils
Out of Japan
ny CLARENCE DUBOSE.
I nitch Pres staff Correspondents

NhAhN ~
TOXIC tBy Mail 70 United
pfrss l-tu she devils were driven
uut ~ Japan the other day.
Presumably they'll come back
since the ceremony has to be-
repeated every year. But anyhow
they re- all imposed 20 be out OF
business nt present
This cunom A. one 81 the mos,
pictorial % he many strange hefit-
ui che past 10 which the
aia q ~ The people OF modern
Japan sim cling
Annually on a fixed day. pie
fureSque devil driving cere-
monials are held In the temples
on the same day a less dramatic
formula IL carried out in the
homes. with the net result that
the evil spirits both 81 the house
holds and Of the country AT large
are supposed % flee across the
sea.
Al tho temples certain partici-
pants in the ceremony are dressed
TO represent devils-they wear
frightful masks thoy carry club,
nr spears somc r dressed IN
animal skins and some have utlli
tied upon their hodiea They
rrance around menacingiy They
threaten Co take possession Of the
temple.
Then. to the excited applause Of
the gatherinR the priests mako
magic signs and suv strange words
and advance toward the previous
ly bold devils who now cringe
and then turn and run as fast
na they can pursued out Of the
ucirhhorhuod hv crowds Of people.
IN each household the head OF
the family conducts a ceremony
of cVorcism earlier len the morn
inr ITO stands ouifid. the house,
tossing in beans and crying. In
luckt out devils" Then they
eat the beans and are very happy
for their place 90 abode Dr. frcc'l
% malignant spirits
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07

qualities a. grief. love. struggle
and fatality.
a playful lmaEinntion takes de
light in all these things she -
plains. you ahudder a little. bat
you enjoy shudderinE because you
are thinking OF the EorEeuus
drama o. existence. Of the human
viii that climbed up from the sfIit
81 the earth until II found itself
with a. imagination. shudderinE At
IL climb
Frequently I have been asked
WIN ! represent the uncouth early
type with low f~crohrnds and un-
rainly hodleo The answer n that
I am trying 20 eymhoilEo the be-
ginning Of life and tho emotions.
"a ara irving 20 show the be-
ginning Of the social climb from
the earliest stages ~ evolution
she r~focezsiun Of tho mind hesnfe
W. sueceoded In erecting this
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07

days attempting "a capitalization
apod from their elders
So u was. say San Jose authorl.
ties, that Irene Gfanstedt at the
axe Of 49, ALREADY was a subject
for village gossip" such APP
psilationa as the baby vamp, To
were attached 10 the gossip
Parting Was Tragic
Md when the ~pre-traEcdy scene
waa staged between the girl and
her puppy lover II was not In
the old fashioned ann that the
parting occurred
According 20 irenes story In the
JAIL here; He called me terrible
names. ! couldn't repeat thenii"
n didn't intend to shoot him
Insists this pathetic child. -
thought ! could bluff him. and he
grabbed the gun. There was "a
s~truggle and II went off, don Z
know how"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07
American Buildings
AT Rio Exposition

WAs1ifNCTON. May 6 Omitted
prcss) Letting Of a contract for
the construction OF a building t.
accommodate American CONNER
ciui exhibits At the coming Brazil
tan Centennial Exposition. to b.
held In Rio de Janclro beginning
September Z. has been announced
in a communication from the Unit
ed states Exhibits. Inr.. New YORK
city. TO the Department Of Com
mercc The contract has been
awarded 10 dwight =. Robinson &
Co Tho same firm l. building
ne STRUCTURE TO house the official
4. = exhibits.
The building Will be- ~ steel and
concrete on a site ~ 90. 600 square
feet The building. lacateal at the
northwestern end of The Avenida
RIO Hranco. which will be known
~ tho Exposition Anney, viii Do
constructed % American materials
and exhibition space will be rented
"a American firms only or to their
duly accredited representative In
uragil.
Tho erection OF the building TO
take care ~ the American official
exhibit and the other eNncnFos
connected with tho American rov-
crnmcnt's participation IN the Gem
tenniRl have been provided FOR by
an appropriation of 81 00O. 600
nnrsod by congress some time ago
The "unoffriai' or 'indusiriai'
cfhihii building II purely a com
mercinl ~proposition having no A.
rect connection with the exhibit
tlon plans ~ tho American govern
ment II was exclaimed Mt the Do
partment o. Commerce.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07
Inside View of
Life Among the
Germans Today
By JOHN GllAvDENz


tnits~i lres- StaI. torfsslaatdeut
hbnLiN, 10y mail TO the United
feerg .-an rcarvn OF means to
intten the empty cash boxes, Ger
man cities are ISSUING local paper
money, tot which they W. hirturi-
cti documents or the names und
doinss Of persons OF public interest.
"a g. easing q value OF this paper
Annt'y ar collecting purposes.
Inc small town OF Quakcn-
hruyck used the picture OF a house
where Presidcnt Eisert In his
youth worked as "A saddler. Tn
dernenth the hvus. .srintcd tho
ioiiuwlng motto freely translated:
Handicraft has always been app
pftciatcd here. Germany preni-
dent once worked here a. a sad
dler
In a letter To the United Press.
the mayor complains that the
prosecutor hhs cuniiscaicd this
paper money 10 order 10 protect
his majesty. hut the mayor
hopes hat his -cunriscation Will b.
w~lthdrawn. since Ebert himself
don / soon Ca have any objections
Wnich may be- gathered from tho
Following letter which he address
ed To the city authorities
express my sincerest thanks
Ia the magistrate and to the local
repre- entatlNcH Of the Lower SAX
ohy iiandicrau Union TOR tho
eefioH Of paper money. ! have al
ways kept in good memory the
town OF Ouakenbrueck and me
time ! spent there a. Jourucyman.
The ! appreciate that this
time a. recalled TO me in nucn a
beautiful way. ! wish M town 10
havo the best e with this pa
per money so artlsticaliy and eN-
c%ciiently executed
-
Womens emancipation II max.
INK strong progress In Germany
u Austria and the fair sex IL
adopting masculine habits. ~ was
recently demonstrated Ia Vienna,
whom " society lady ,.-.AlcnGed an
actress with whom hcr husband
wac too familiar To y duel with
pistols when the actress refused
to shoot with anything except her
eyes. thu jealous wife attacked her
IN public. Tn" nctress " now IN
retirement growing new hair.
Having received his tax dcclara-
ton, n rltlNen ~ Erfuri went to %
nc. ghhnriug family 70 Ect advice a.
20 what ~ d. with a.. when h.
compl med hotly about the take.
this friendly family fetched tha
family Bible and tried to prove
that this taxation was divineiy
willed Losing control over him.
self the man grabbed a glass and
threw II into IN old mirror. with
the result that ~ gold twenty
mark pieces which had been hid.
den Ia tho mirror fetl % the floor
The family. convinced that II wa
God = finger, handed 10 per cen
% tho value TO the church.
Germany y old aEe nenrlorsr,
have been leadinE a pitiful lifr
Christian Flames g Iinmsln. =
~ Saxon native poet on his 7sti
birthday. a Informed that tn
municipal AUTHORITIES had RAISED
hla annual pension from o a.
f2oo marks and 1T the same iims
had sent him siN bottles 81 Bor
drauN In the letter % thanhr
tfsmes said My Income never
nermifiod m. IN drink wins Nov
: hoe wine In the cellar at my old
age.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07
REPUBLICANS HAVE
HOPES OF CARRYING
FLORIDA ELECTION
Complete Tickets in
All Counties; Active
Campaigning

TALLAHASSEE Fla, May q
Omitted prcss) FLORIDA has never
. n greater sizzling Of the
political pot than the coming cain-
paign bid fair TO produce, Thee
was n time whom the sate a.
a whole has had 50 many canal
dates rceking office.
For years Il has been a custom
10 Net Tie democrats have tninan
their W way. the republicans o.
ing content to let the donkey MN
he primaries, =nd those % COP.
prrsundon who felt 80 Inclined
Joined In them and added their
title haN In the Nomination % the
candidates.
This year thinks look as though
they were Eoing TO be changed.
The migration TO the peninsula
Of Florida 81 men and women from
he northern states has made thar
strip OF land n more or less Doubt
fui question. On all sides the ~
pubiicans are organizing strongly
20 put out county and municipal
tickets, members Of the ieEisiature
end candidates for conereHr. VS.
ceaia, Palm Beach. proward. pa1o
aud Orange counties will have Iull
county republican tickets In fftf
field and many municipalities will
endenVor 10 elect a republican
mayor or az least some Of the al
dermen and city commissioner.
Trammcl For senate
In the senatorial race. since
William Jennings bryan has with
drawn, there seems little oppoatlna
20 William Park Trammef In
cumbcnt. There IL small chautp
- The republicans putting forth
a candidate Tor his place for with
rorih and west F1nrida demp-
.Inficaily" aolid there " no hape
Tor hem 10 eloct a senator. unlffs
here Is a split Ia the democratic
ranks.
In the third congresslonaI dss-
trict u looks as II Smithwick viii
have little. n any. opposition, ana.
as he voted Tor all the tariff bills.
he seems acceptable q all parties.
In the second district. the VET
eran and dean OF the Fioriss con
gressioual delegation, Frank ciArk.
viii have stronE opposition 70 ths
person OF Robert w. Davis. ~
n Wilson apprentice. The rernbff-
cans will moi put a man ~ tho
Republican For Conerr-
In the first district The TN
cumbent. Herbert J Drane. viii
heve 10 opposition IN the demo-
cratic primaries hut the repunii-
cans Rave nominated VILLA A..
Gober. al present unitee statta
district attorney. 10 fight out thu
issue with him In the general elec-
ton. While Gobcr b. a popular
man and ahic attorney q H. com
monty conceded that he has little
chance 10 beat brane.
In the fourth congressional die.
trict the zeal fight will be staged
Here the Incumbent Zoe Scare
has strong opposition In the pfi-
mary, being opposed ~ stats
senator W. 4 McWiiliania This
issue between Sears and McNsli1
iinms h. In douht With the odds
~fayoriug McWiiiia ms. This repub@
leans have placed IN nomination
Howard W. McCay. Of Miami, aqd
expect 10 pat him over especially
In view Of the bitterness that wi1i
exist between the MeWniiam and
Scars factions He 10 popular N
that section and his chauces an
generally believed TO he good.
This b. one doubtful district Of the
state In the last election the re-
publicanr poiisd a. per cent Of the
votes there
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07

WARRINGTON y 6. May e.
Omitted Preset White wings heat
the fire ds nrtmcut 60 n blaze an
the business district here and pre-
vented r. conflaEsation An ex-
piosIou iu 10 garage was followed
by a fire which quickly cnveloped
"a number Of automobiles icapeii
10 the SECOND story and threatened
to spread to ndiuininc buildings
Street cleaners passing with " big
sprinkler equipped with "a pump
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07
PRICE Is ALWAYS HIGH

In her adolvsccni creeping. IL
ycar-oid Irene G%runatedt. clivf
figure In the first lapper
tragedy. took to love verse.
after the fashion OF hor nor
sophisticated elders. lnter,a'-
ing psychological lights ON this
child. who may face a murder
charge. are thrown by THESE
verses. written after her puppy
love quarrel with Harold
Ballaway. now near death from
a gunshot wound. inflicted by
the girl;
Every person wears a mask
With which 20 hide his soul.
Day dreams never seem to last.
Hsartaches take their toll.
And to the pipers song sc
dance
The price IN always high
Love passes by without n
And hears not mortal sign.
~ are are heavy. hearts are
dead.
We smile and live and die,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07

EDMONTON ffa. May Z
tinited rrcsr1 Alberta even AZ
this early date IN laying plrnn Ia
carry of priyes al tho 1uternn-
tiona livestock rhow and the HAY
and Grain show TO b. held con
currently IN Chicago next Derem-
her Minister 81 Agriculture Geo
Hcadley, at a meeting In Edmen-
ton ~ Northern Alberta. annaunr
% that tho nrovinc'nl government
would Eiva financial assistance 10
all farnsers and breeders sending
exhibits to the International show