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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-18

over n wad % ~stories-. Funny
heres a story about 9 nut who had
haliucination. Thought there was an
earthquake over on the suuth side.
Just cause his house fell down.
Course. he was plached--bein' held
for sanity ipvestiEatlon.
Crn EEr'oRTER Just IN FROM
EAST tdszhinx .madly into roone
The Times buildings colia paed.
wanta extra on Hy
CITY EDITOR sdlswusteaiy, Nav.
Seems like l heard they were goln'
10 put up a new one. Anyway.
ProbIy just wrcckin' tn old buIldin'
You want TO look out for pipe
drsam~. son. cause nic---and every.
one else-subsidcs as floor sinks in)
EPILOGuE
srene; An ,mprortsed neAespapcr
sfficc on the street. Ttrse: TIT,
morning. Dramafis pcrsoHae. The
same.
TELEGRAPH EDITOR fmueh be-
bandagsd. but Eamcly on the jobr
Well. whatfa "a know about this
Some darn fool on The Seattle star
wants to know about n earthquake
What's th'.matter--are they all goin'
craxyT
NEWS EDITOR dimplng In on
crutcheSi Here. gimme u. III an.
swer H. tsits down AZ typewriter.
and writes. Then. readlngi; "whatia
va mean. quaker We haven't heard
OF any"
Loud applause. as editorial
staff. crested oniootcrs and
spcar-carriers form circle and
play rirO-aroHHd-fhe-ros sing
ing california. California"
tCurtainJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-18
Fleet Pistol Practice
Makes Earth Tremble!

were other structures in the city IL
self. No damage was done.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-18
Light Garb
Robs Girls
of 'sBuild"

CHICAGO. Jan. is.--Flimsy
~ garb OF girls spells peril to
the race, Dr. Clara f. Seippsi.
eminent womans specialist.
said today.
The sturdy type OF American
womanhood is becoming ex.
tinet. and a frsaii. scrawny spe-
oies In in process Of evolution,
the physician declared.
Rolled hose and short skirts
are the present expressions of
extreme dress. which started
some years ago snd resulted
In the imrnaturity OF the sex
Of the present generation. she
said.
There in no doubt" declared
DR.. SeippeL who treats thou.
ssnds\of girls and young won.
en- each year. that the girl OF
today is not so well developed
as the one Of 20 years ago.
"Now. We have the girl OF
~ straight lines. not the
weIl-proporuoncd girl of yes.
teryesr.
EAT CANDY
FOR HEAT
The girl Of today. dressed
IN Thin Fslk hose. short skirts
and satin pumps. has no pro-
lection against the cold. She
may as well wear nothing
from the knee down.
This causes the body TO be-
come fraii as the bodily heat.
10 necessary TO proper devei.
crnent. IL dlssipated. A decade
ago girls were muffied from
ears 10 feet as men are today.
"rTyHE modern girl has an in.
L satIable desire for candy.
This is because heat OF the
body is spent rapidly. due to
scant dress. IL IL natures
way Of trying 10 furnish more
fuel for the tissues
DIR. Seippel stated many OF
tho Ills OF womankind are
caused By constant exposure
over "A period Of years. This
condition is aggravated. she
said. by the preseptday ten.
dencies Of young girls TO stay
out late az night. thereby miss
Ing the rest 10 necessary to
proper development.
Many young women have
been kept from motherhood
because they did not dress ade.
nuately during their girlhood."
DIR. Seippel declared.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-18

Christian Kommer. beer maker
and Bible agent. formerly OF this
rify. has located in Indianapolis -
LsvrenceburS uiiJ News
rvsvs~y 10 e~sy 70
sbtata In seattle
Drvp . nickel In
the telephco~ hss<h
sisf snd ysu are cut
eff frem all the
Tbs fIlvver was predicted In tho
Hshle. IN Daniel. xlis. And many
shan run 20 and fro"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-18
1()ILER
Loses
HOARD
S ret Corner in
Which Earnings
We're Nursed Is
Looted

sheriff Matt Siarwich was
completely bsffIed wednesday by
the mysterious robbery Of
5000 gold hoard. representing
the lifetime savings Of Anton
Irnicar. es. y laborcr Of Renion.
The case has bern under investi-
raiion since January 5. when the
loss Of the money wAs discovered.
Lenlcar. who IL employed at the
car shops in Ren,on. was living with
two men. one Of whom had family
OF small children. in n house near
Renton. frniear was In the habit OF
changing his wages into gold money
and hiding u in a secret compart.
ment on "a shrif IN the cellar. which
was hidden with fftst-,arG -
on January Lcnicsr went 10 a
union meeting. on his return n.
went into the cellar 10 count his gold.
ns had been bis custom. The fruit,
Jars In front of the cache had been
moved and the lock broken from the
secret panel. Nothing else had been
disturbed. a fact which leads star.
wich 10 believe that the robber knew
exactly where the money was 10
Gated.
The men who roomcd with I.enicar
know the location OF tho gold. but
starwich is inclined TO believe they
were not responsible.
Lcnicar had saved tho money with
the intention OF bringing hts family
here from Europe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-18

LII CEfsxsEss. aTH' 0kFICE
v.tMP. St.Z
The height Of economy h when
ycer wife SAVES her wedding
dress for q possible second mar.
risge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-18

Captain Austrem sues bank Tor
$4,000 for being locked in
safety deposit vault for three
hours. That's one way 10 draw
money out Of q hank.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-01-18

Honey and money often go to
gether--the honey with the money.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-25
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

koYnlsd sSUsS r ., .. Y, s@' S''i'
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EoRSALE

ta.soo-s.room, modern. suitable Tor twe
families. rornef lot hiehlanda. close IN
~. 600 "A room ffame. rlacssd- w porch
city water. completely furnished. cor
nor hot Highlands. close In
o.. bo0-T.r com dwelling on eorner lot.
lands. ,inse In
~ TOO--s-roam white stmeeo sdobe bun
Eaius madern garage aud other out.
k~ntidinrs, ". i3h -. ieras. u
dsnlred.
A. FLEISCIiER. Rcaltor
Leans. firs Insurance. Antnwpblle Ia
snraace aud al other lin~s % Insurance
Huraty bondr
Phone SO III South Fourth -.
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FOREIGN TxCtt>NcF

NEW YORK May sb-Foreign
exchange. stenuy Great Britain.
demand iiih cables 44b; sixty
duy bills on banks. sa2A France.
demand H.lAA cables. sl3N
Italy demand. 525. cables. s.2b y
Belgium demand A4aA cables.
bfa Germany. demand. afA
vnblrs. .1fM. Holland. demand,
~ 81, cahiei - 81. Nur3ay de-
mnnd. is1o Sweden. demand.
2hkp Denmark domand. ~ 60
Switzerland demand. 1898 spain
demrud. 1885 gre-cc. demand.
fi6 Poland. demand. .Oeh
czocho-SiovHhin demand. IsO
ArEs milne. demand. a. 50. Brazil
demand. 1897. Montreal TasE
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-25

aooD oFFIcE eArE FOR SALE
as so1faa skoSED. faosE sssw'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-25

EVANSTON. m. May aB<a .aonr
Means Of securing an informed
opinion hat will make the wnoIe
church an agency for the erian- Hs7.H
lishment % u righteous social a. rtfe
der Wsre proDcaed hcre today ~ a
faui hutchinson % China, editor
m the China Christian Advocate.
Mr.. HutchinsunH proposals w-re.a
mndc w an address hefere the cons 20
ference on thrisfnnlty gaa .asa 90
FcpHamic order. which b IN ssE- t-~
sion here In a raponre to a catf
issued by leading Me;hndlfa A
rts4 arch bureau with Wild funr.
TONS. and open propaganda
openly acknowledged were -ir.
Hutchinson'r ci.ief proposals. Tic
events a eoniaet with local
trade union groups.
Mr.. Hutchinson held TINT NO new
paper was needed. but that nampht i. "a
lets. exis,ing church papers ~nd
summer chaufauquas ecufe -
used. He referred to what ~ ~gsafs
termed the declining Influence nf $50
The press
Doisrntes TO the conference on
Nhrirtianity n the Economic ur--s=
der which IL In seralon here werots 70
urged TO seek To induct G new at.
titudc 81 servicc. tn an address
today by Prof. Harris Franklin
Hali 81 Garrett Mhlicai f~nHutucrt1
Of Northwestern University. Evaua-
ton "A new approach and OBJ
J%ective u needed in enlistment Or 'Hi
college men for the Christian i~ftss'tr- Seas
said Professor Rail The 60.
,heuld Ne an ordered statement 81
the chri.tian world-view, fnchh-"
ing social ideals as well as reaua- IA
aus convictions. -
Adopting resolutions II not INC
same A. educating people. with -Hf
oui the . education Of the peorss
fherr D. NO new order. Tor the
hasis "a fhe inttcr must inherr IL
the n"opiv. n musa be defnncraur
IN H. fullest sense Our ohllra- n
lion D. not merely = sense ~ surlai
r"7pons.hiity. but definite reansn-
finn - necessary goals and nnAA-
% conduct
Professor Ran referred 10 the
Methodist Fcdernton OF Social
SERVICE. 81 which he II s-cretary.
as IN meucy Tor carrying on the g.
program h~ urged. "'
KANSAS CITY. May 2G.-Wheat.
No. . hard, tf23mS1so. No. 2
red, Si.2eNfI23 -ur 4
rorn-No 2. white. ssA =. No.
2. yellow. Csc.
Hay-t'nchanged. ufHNI a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-25

HNFNAN APARTMENTS
ala SOUTH THIRD
tuder neu mnnafcuent. Two and
roains NeAlY and spiendialy furnished
Two bloels from business section. ia
first class asirhborhood Aso sls~piuE
feains viii running ~gteF. Phone
pfsw.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-25
VITAL NTAnkIrs

NEW NffN May r.N Y Foreign
bar silver 79hc.
Conner Firm. ~oiecfrolyfic. spot
and mtureF. 1873
iron Siecdy. unchanged
iead-iIrm. arnt. th.bOMfb 10.
Ilnc-firm rrat 81 Louie de-
livery spot unf nearby 81 20.
Anflmnny spot. s i2TG t5bO.
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Wv YORK

NEW YORK MAY ab-Call
money stoadyi high. g. low. az
railing fate. 4, closing 2@ah last
lean sM orii loans nFalnzt ac.
c~epiancos. "a
Time ionra. firm; sixty days.
~ 90 dass ~ six months ~
sf.
Primo mercantile paper. th a
az
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IInIIiIY ON

SEW YORK. May 20 Liberty
bonds closed 3M's sss.sd. first
- F5a-Te second -. 500 20. firs,
as $50 rs second - e. $50 "
thlrd ih's Sss -; fourth as.
$4,000 Victory 4hs. tioo.7s.
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livestock
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. May sb.@caule4a
ft"ccipis. 1000. Market active.
beef Steers. steady to slow. top.
f8,25 on heavy steers and year
lineS. bulk Of beef steers. $1,000
sA.Th. tat she sfogk and stockerr
about steady. Gamers. weak. bulls
and calves strong. early sales veal
calves Ga outfltcrE, AT tfe.506
81 90 packers biadlng 80 SO W
sa.7h for desirabic light vontrra.
HoEs-I,eceirta. 2s.o0o. Mar
bet faitly active. mostly 3 20 10
cents higher than Wednesday,
average; blk packers doing little,
TOP, NOs0 bulk. si0.zOmsio.76.
piga, about steady. packing COWS.
strong to 10 cents higher: heaws
weights tfo.5Vafioes: medium
weights. Sl0.6o0ti0.S0. ught
weights. ti0TsaSI0So: nrht
lights, fio.f5gfiO7o. packing
~ows smooth, A9.fb teSb pack
inR sows. rough. tg.1bm $3.50, All
daE plrs dtto.2b.
sheep-Receipts. ia.00o. Mar
kct slow steady 10 p cents lower.
in-betwcon shorn lambs. very duh.
California sprIBE lambs. t15eSG
fl54b, best native springern.
Gb.bo. best shorn lambs. unfold.
others early al rs msisgs. top,
native ewes. fT.oO.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-25

SEW YORK. MAY 2b.-Cofton
futures closed firin. July 13O.3s,
October. s200S, nucembeT. 1895,
January. sia.si. March NsG2.
Spot cotton. qulcf. middiinE
g2idu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-25

me sAid First Nahenal nanh ~ Aihasusf
one. New Mrslea. ofifft Or sale and alI'
seil TIC atsse described napias Tfuth 81
fuhlll uurtina "a the hiahest and hasi
hidaor nv eash. Al mas O'Clock " fhs
in the Clts ~ Albuqpefapy New AHuto
fall sals essaf made 70 satisfy ne abaF'
sIssr ksrnnAi nAxE oE Al.nr.
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rhlcaro Board Of Trnde

CHICAGO May gb.-ln r. gen
cral rush 10 sell wheat today
ut.res underwent a new tumble
during the early dcsllnKa BuyerF
wefp scarce uniii There had hoen
% decided tan IN values Nest ~
fhe comment favored the view that
tho bic operations In Nav wheat
were az an end Deliveries her.
on May coutraofs ihis morning To-
tailed N2l GOO hnshelr and there
were nfcsh receipts here % s2s
carioaia The opening which
ranged from 10 To anc tower
with MAY fiaoa % stai aud
July 81. ~ 10 ~ 22 wus followed
by Huccefriy breaks thai carried
May down % siss and Juiy 70
Corn and oats wer, down grade
IN line with wheat After open
inE o shade 10 Nc lower. Inh'
s2h 10 Csc the cor market con
unucd 10 sax
Oats etartrd 10 lower 10 10
udvnnre judy 3SAt e @ 1SNc and
then suffered a moderate GENEVA
setback.
Higher auotations on hogs gave
nfiencfs TO provision vaiues
The wheat market later d.scend-
ed anothcr hail cent May touch
iuE ff27h tat then profit taking
on the pari OF bear spectators
led % modcrUto rnliica. The close
wes uneettled, Nc 90 t4c net
lower
Smailncss " onerinFr 90 aUrlve
here tended subsequently, 20 rally
thu corn market The clnfe wnr
steady 10 a shade vel lower "a ~
n dNa nee.
tfoas-
wheat My tf2s July.
HAS Sept. 4I-iTE
Corn MAJ. N04e July Gar,
sept. e64c.
out- las. asAc. Jaly as9ci
9apf.. SaAc
fort-Mny sfga6
lard July tit47s Sept Bi72
Rihs July. Hta Srpi hias.
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WANTED
POULTRY nj @ @

FOR sALE- shsphsrd sirain Aaeoaa
setiihs eera ~ for o. 90. rhuus
l2ta Apply 400 EAst Silver.
fMkhiN-AlAE ysars On -. SANE oss
ranch. n q Waite Laghoru ehlcAa,
80 90 utr hundred. T~Wenty-nss y~ani
experiences With incubator. Nott Puul.
try a y o kux iO7. Phon- i7oe >.
WHITE LEaHORs K06H FOR HATCH
luE % for 500. PtuEe ia2a. ".
Delivered.
RHODE ISLAND RED EGGS FuR
fhnre i43aw'
hOR sALE- rkiry.hve laying White
lrEhofu henH, besf stock. Will sell
any part u them, Phone lt9g.M. or
cali ioia Noria Eleventh.
FERTILE EGGs FOR HArcHiNd
frScu. - Tor Use Phone lt23-W.
Delivered,
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OMAHA. Neh MAY 20 Whert,
80 q hard asa Ne. g. mgxed.
gff9fiei.lt
Enrn-> Ma 2 white bI4cl No q.
mixed bfAcHdsbc.
putr- No A. white abr lNt4c.
No 4. white absc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-25
LEGAL NoTIcls
N0ricE ~ CONTRACTORS

NtiItE IW inNNNAifJhN
SEALED psuposAis Viii BE- received 20
the office 81 the City Cleft % the City
% Albuquerque until 2 o'slask 4. "a. On
Monday. May 2sth .ip22. for ths con
afrueiian ~ concrete ~caigefis acruss High
Street II Copper Avenue aud hefess Ediik
Street ~ Copper Avenug.
tssh btddef yin b. required 20 deposit
with the City Gerk. To the credit Of the
CRY 81 Albuquerque without endorse
mont = certified check Of deposit In tke
svm ~ tsn per equt tiecfl ~ tho total
apauht BID a. = guarantee that he viii
en- the Tequifsd bsnd and enter tnto
ccatract u aearded "a him. according 70
the terms Of his hid. withln NV days al.
Ter he eartifcatian 81 the award.
Shanld the contractor fall 70 file the
bond called faf IN tho spcelncafiona. Ia
"a approved surety company or 70 en-.
ter intn q contract with the City o. n
h~uqurreue. then he certified cheek ahsll
becuine forfeited a. iiquidatea damages.
aud ne money realized thsrefruta ns
iarned Into The treasury Of ths CITY Of
Albuquerque.
Plane md specifications saay be- seen.
sad fefia ~ prnpesal ah'alHsd from the
cfucs u ne ciiy Engineer.
Ths tiv reserves the figkt 10 accept
OF reject auy or eli bios.
n. VI. CAI.KtHH
tsEALA City Msnaret.
ARTIST,
kDbIE " MAruY.
NJ - 40 10 81 81 "a "a "a "a ~ ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-25

KANSAS CRY May gS.-Cnttlr
Rcvclpts. a.bOo. Beef steers
mostly steady, spot. strong On
better grades light and medium
weights. 80 cow. steady 10
weak few prime lots. s. 90. good
and choice. fb.T5atgb 50. com.
mon and medium. sf.b0n tb.oe.
othsrs steady, TOP. vralern. 5000
scariinE heifrrn. ssbo. canuerr.
900" s3t6, cutters. tsgs4
tfai.
Hogs-Iteceipua. 5000 Mnrket
Q 20 10 cents higher. top. &Io.Cb.
closed riuW 10 packers. steady 10
weak. bulk. ice 10 $50 pcunacrs.
$40 90 Msi0.s6. bulk OF sales,
noISHsie CO. sows 50 90 % le2s.
niTs, steady In 10 cents higher
Sheen@ftccolpta. 900. Kinlng
classe strong 20 20 cents higher
two-year-old siforn Texas weth.fn.
$500 rhorn lsmbS. ftzsbt rsnAil
lots native sprinEers. $500.
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MONEY MAKER

Five rsoma. bath riaased poreh; large
store room sslgahis lot shade trees 70
esfsd IN Lama houlefafd district. o.. 1tO.
Tens. 5000 balance cas- mo.
House With BIG ineome saluabis lot; 2
bioeks 81 =. % $500. terms.
JOSEPH COLLIER
2o7 " Cold Ave Phaus l,a
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FOL sALE-nouses

ron s1i.E-T1s roasn adobe hoasoi alec
lsire lot truit trees and berries ditcs
water for irrigation near car line. hoo
North Eleventh Street Phone sT5W.
FuR SAi.E-Nsw four RON house, With
bath and front and rear porches
closed IN sleeping porch. - small
payment fash. baiance Ike rent, Soath'
wesi caunsf Ninth apd Coal Ave fhsne
y. u Strung or l. g. Bennett 81 - or itS
HIOm.ANDs-a. room modern siespinr
porch neariy new. aud furnished z
blocks frum car line $50 down and $50
tnsnthiy. LoNiaads-Ts room modern
brick close IN on rnod street east front
$500 daeu ard $50 . month J A. Ham
mond. ga b silver. phone 1879 r..
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

We DO OBJ joins esTpentsfins and
hauSe baildiug, reasonable invesiigate
our lev prices. sntlmatsn free. ihaHe
2ae6 n. y u. klahsn ai2 Nals
CONTRACTING AND BUILDING. ali
kinds: eaobes . specially ~esii4nates
furnished free. A. IT. hclntyrc 1894
Ngrta Eleventh. Phafa Gee
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DENNEIl

DENVER. May .-caftie-Re<
ceipiN. 500 MARKET steady. beef
fteers. sS7bNts.s5 Gown ma
hcifcra StO0 HfTi5 calves. s. 90
mtii Be- bulls. ss.ooU.fSa5
stochers and feeders. sG.00Gt1.s0-
TO cents hlRlfer. top. 5000. hulk.
so sleeb.
shoer- Receipts. a.a00. Market
"a GENTS higher. csipped lambs.
fif huhtia.1 ~; ewes o.. 0offfk GO.
firhiR lambs. titeb ntf4so.
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Lost

IOsT-H Hand bag Portfolio" between
sun Autanlo And san MArcial. reward.
Nenfy a. a. His. Albuquerque. \, NJ.
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Autise u hereby riven that herrtofore.
to.ait On the 10th day u March toaf.
Doe 0olah and Irving Huruiis mad. o.
rcuted nnd delivered 70 The ftrst Ma
tlanAi Nahi % Albuquerque. Nee hsN
ose Nc1el 'sEF' Dnpisk Tm-h 10
f71i. nuda Aainr 81 eatoa. 81 fen
capacity. so4tfher with All icnh I'D
~qalpmert belonging thereto. complete
fur arffa snI.
Thui Aaia thaiicl mer1Eags Nah kpen
a. sserra certain iudrhfsdusss urnn uhish
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Utndrad Irrnfr.qnf uo|lars aad Iusntgl
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KANSAS CITY. May 2s.-wheat.
No 2 hard, tf2snS " 80. No. ?.
red, si.2eNfI22. 2
rorn-No 2. white. SAKE. No.
g. yellow. Use.
Hay-t'nchaneed. nf
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R N RANCHES

K6BEKTSTtKNFR co, As wEsr
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ST Joseph. May 9b.-Catfle-
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steady 90 20 cents higher clipped
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n1 EN- years of the combined eff
I fort of architect, sculptor,
u artist and the Lincoln Mem
e-ial Commission, with the eXpendi-
ture of more than 100000, has
brsarht to completion the splendid
Lincoln Memorial at Washington
which will be- dedicated soon. The
present plan is to have Chief Justice
Taft present the Memorial for the
LINCOLN Memorial Commission. Prcsi-
dent Harding will accept it on behalf
Of the nation and former President
Wilson will make brief address on
Lincoln.
This Memorial, a truly splendid
achievement Of modern art, stands at
tilc head of wide approach. Within
the portico the great statue OF
Lincoln, by Daniel Chester French, is
visible from distance. From base
TO top the statue IS over thirty feet
high, the seated figure of Lincoln
alone being twenty-five feet in height.
AS the structure is open to the
action of the elements and subjected
to seasonal variations of temperature,
the greatest care has been taken to
construct the Memorial of materials
which will provide resistance to the
weather and at the same time lena
beauty to the edifice.
GEight massive doors of bronze pro-
vide entrance to the Memorial, and