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Forum Dinner

A large attendance Is expected at
the Forum dinner of the -Associa-
ton of Commerce at the Grant Paci-
fic hotel tonight, when DR.. J.. L.
Coulter, president Of the Agricultur-
al College, will speak.
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st. Alcxius Hospital

Morris Fitzgerald, McClusky; Mrs.
J. A. Lowry, Roman, Mont; Baby
Aldora Joyce, Zap; Miss Josephine
Schaefer, Glen Ullin; Mrs. Andrew
MODS, Hebron and Master Walter
Koski. Gackle, have been admitted
to the St. Alexius hospital for treat.
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stsd, Glen, Uilin;, H. Al. Galloway,
Bentley; Fred Presser, Turtle Lake,
and Richard Dodds, Dawson, have
been discharged from the hospital.
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All Workmen and friends
invited to attend W0rkmen
dance at the A. O. u. w. Hall
Tuesday. October End at $3.50.
Tickets $1.OO.
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CITY NEWS
Parents Of Daughter

Mr.. and MRS. Lee R. Kurner Of
Sterling are the parents of a daugh-
ter, born October l at St. Alexius
hospital.
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE

ment. Mrs. J.. p, Wagner and baby.
girl, city, Mrs. Joseph Lans, sCIen
Ullin and Mrs. Barbara Walter, city
have been discharged from the hos.
pital.
Evening star., 1923-11-08
u.c.u.e she finds living on an

: BeCAUSe she n1ub IIVIHg UiI an III
come of $50 a week difficult task.
the Duchess of Leinster, one of the
beautiful young women of the Brit
jsh reerage, contemplates going into
film work, .- So
Evening star., 1923-11-08
COMMODITY NEWS
WIRED STAR FROM
ENTIRE COUNTRY

DENVER, November S.-Reports
show farmers are bidding against
each other for hands to harvest their
crops. In northeastern Colorado they
are hard put to it to gather their
corn and sugar beet diggers and
teamsters are in demand in the Ar
kansas valley. Six counties need
potato diggers.
NEW. ORLEANS, November Sob
bers of toys and holiday goods say
that their advance sales are far ahead
of those of last season, although the
total is not up to the expectations.
Merchants. they say. are putting off
their buying as long as possible
SHREVEPORT. La, November s.
A new well brought in eight miles
from the Pine Island field of Caddo
than the Caddo field average, is
hailed as opening new producing
area
PHILADELPHIA, November s.
More interest has been shown this
week in upper feathers. Kid tanners
look for a broader European market.
Sole feathers are quiet. Heavy steer
backs are quoted at 46 to 4S cents and
COW backs at 40 to AZ cents.
GRAND RAPIDS, November S.-The
outbound furniture movement from
factories here has increased per
cent as compared with this season
last year, while inbound shipments of
materials have risen Is per cent.
I ST. PAUL, November 8.-Egg re-
ceipts have fallen off greatly here and
the best grades now are selling at
SO cents dozen, an advance of II
cents since September 1.
CUERO, Tex. November 8.-Texas
will ship 100000 worth of turkeys
10 market for Thanksgiving. accord
ing to estimates by breeders today.
Ghs Tsxas crop il unusually large
Evening star., 1923-11-08
WILL STUDY FINANCING
OF AUTOMOBILE SALES

NEW YORK, November 8.-Forty-
fve bankers from New York and
other eastern cities as well as from
the west. middle west and south,
started today for South Bend, Ind.
where they will make a frst-hand
study Of the system now used by
dealers of one big automobile COM
pany In financing deferred payment
sales Of motor cars. The bankers are
making this visit at the invitation OF
John Markle, president, and Arthur
J. Morris, vice president of the Indus
trial Finance Corporation of New
York and South Bend, which conducts
lne pian.
Evening star., 1923-11-08
CRUDE OIL OUTPUT
DROPS DURING WEEK
Decrease. However, Is Only 10000
Barrels-Imports Show
Increase
Rr thu A Assnciatpd Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, November S.-The
daily average of gross crude oil pro
duction in the United States decreased
1O.050 barrels for the week ending
November 3, totaling 2,255,S50 bar
rels, according to the weekly sum-
mary of the American Petroleum In
stitute. The daily average production
east of the Rocky mountains was l.
47O,450 barrels, an increase of $3.50.
California production was 400
barrels. a decrease of 15,600.
Daily average imports of petroleum
al principal ports for month of Octo-
ber were 1929 barrels, compared
with 22S. 1873 barrels for September,
and for week ended November 3, 1S1,-
S57 barrels, compared with 216.000 for
the previous week. Daily average re-
ceipts of Califgornia oil at Atlantic
and gulf coast ports for month of Oc-
tober were 1888 barrels, compared
with 1S4,267 barrels for September,
and for the week ended November 8,
95.1o4 barrels. compared with 1SI,143
barrels for the previous week.
Evening star., 1923-11-08
EARNINGS DROP OFF.

BALTIMORE, November S.-West-
ern Maryland railway reports de-
crease Of $11,765.03, or 2 per cent. in
estimated earnings for the week end
ed October 81, as compared with the
same week last year. Earnings to-
tailed $686,I49.63, against S647, Sl4.oo.
For the four weeks to October 81 es-
earnings were Sl.sol' 'foS.So'
as compared with s1.94s.217.10. a de-
crease OF s4l.45L20. or 2 per cent
Evening star., 1923-11-08
Grain, Produce and
Live Stock
LOCAL WHOLESALE MARKET.

Meat dealers today reported the
market as being "draggy." There
was very little demand for meats.
dealers reported. and there was prac-
tically no change in prices.
Choice cuts Of beef were in greatest
demand at top prices. Lamb and veal
prices were reported the same as
earlier in the week, the market on
both meats being steady.
Chickens and ducks were In fairly
good demand at prevailing prices
The supply of poultry is in excess OF
the demand, dealers said. in explana-
ton Of the drop in prices.
Eggs-Strictly fresh. selected. can
died. per dozen. 53a54; average receipts,
81: storage. 3oa36. ,..
Live poultry-Roosters, per lb., 10;
turkeys, per Ib., 40a42; spring chickens,
per h., 25a26; keats, young each' '0a'o'
Dressed poultry Fresh killed
spring chickens, per lb., 2Sa3o: roast
ers. Der h., 3oa35; hens, per lb.. 2sa3o;
turkeys, per lb., 40a5o: keats, young
each, S0aS5; roosters, per ID, ZlaS1 =.
Live stock-Calves. choice. per ip.
-12: medium, per lb.. II; thin. per To-,
8a10 Lambs, spring, per 10. 10, LIZ ~
pigs, 3.0oa5.00 each: live hogs. per io''
Green fruits-Apples. per basket; SsiIfornia MIA
E.OU
oranges, per crate, 6.O0a7.0o; Fiorida' M ia
2.50a45o Lemons. per box. 5;ooa4,uSS 5S
Grapefruit, 350a4.25. Grapes. concern o
twenty y-pound basket. 75al W, s
quart basket, 221sa26; honeyde" theioii''
75a1.50 -, ~.
VegetabIes-Potatoe per Dbl, NO
1. 2.5Oa2.75; No. 2, 1.ooal.5o. Pota.oes, ACE.
round. per bag, 225a2.50: sweet pota
toes, s. 300a350 per bbl. Southern iettuce'
per crate. 5oai. 90: nearby. 5oa1 90; Ice es
berg. 4.O0a5o0. Cabbage. nortnern, n hi ht1
a2.0O per 100 lbs; nearby, LOYAL l.oo pp,'
Tomatoes. half-bushel basket, neaLoy' sxst
75a1.75. Beans, southern. per pas Daskeo' eo
2.Ooa3.25. Peas. per basket. 3.5OaS.o49 s4
New York celery. per crate, wasneh' h
4.0oa5. 90: in rough. 2.5oa4;oo. S6uasn' o6ua 5o
3. .0Oa3 So Peppers, per crate, l.ooaz.ou.
Kale. per bbl., 75al.50. Spinach. per
barrel, 1.00a2.O0. Homegrown llina
beans, per quart, s5a5o: Lima o1ean neans.
per basket, 2.75a3.5O. southern cucuI, no
hers. per bushel, 450a5.0O. Carrots, 100
III sack. 2.25a2.o0.
Evening star., 1923-11-08
COTTON FUTURES
ARE bARELYSTEADY
Yesterdays Sharp Advances
Cause of Heavy Selling
0rders-Buying Follows.
BY the Associated Press.


NEW YORK. November 8.-The cot
ton market opened barely steady at
a decline of IL to Is points, and the
active positions sold 20 to 72 points
net lower after the call under heavy
realizing and selling for q reaction.
The latter was encouraged by the
rather easier ruling of Liverpool and
reports of warmer weather in the
belt, but trade interests were active
buyers on the declines, which also
brought in rebuying by recent sellers
and prices soon recovered a good part
of the loss. January advanced to
333s after selling off to 1896. with
the general list~about 25 to 80 points
net lower during the early trading.
The census report showing 7,554.587
bales ginned to November 1 had no
apparent influence.
Ginning Report Anticipated.
NEW ORLEANS. November S-Gin-
ming figures of 7,554.5S7 bales as the
production CT the LIST of November
fully met bullish expectations in the
cotton market today and prices were
3 to points up on the opening. An
immense volume Of realizing sales
met this small advance and drove
prices 6S to 81 points under the last
sales of yesterday, December falling
to 32.65, after having traded up to
$3.50. New buying was encouraged
by these levels, and at the end of the
first half hour rally Of SO to so
points from the lowest occurred.
Market Prices at Noon.
NEW YORK, November s.-Cotton
futures, 11:45 am. bids: Steady. De-
cember. 1851; January, 1918; March,
1887; May, 33.40; July, 32.91.
NEW ORLEANS, November S.-Cot-
ton futures, noon bids: Steady. De-
cember. 1880; January. 1885; March,
33.4S; May, 33.40; July, 32.98 asked.
Evening star., 1923-11-08
MUCH BUILDING LIKELY.

DETROIT. November tsAecial}.--
The Builders and Traders Exchange.
in a survey OF prospectivei winter
business, states that the outlook for
building activity Is promising. Many
projects which have been held up for
some time on account of high labor
and material costs now are gbing for
ward Labor released from( some of
the industrial plants Is being alb
sorbed rapidly by the building trades.
easily.
Evening star., 1923-11-08

TOTAL SALES tPar Vaius,:
liam. 036 600 IL noon. $4,000
1p.m.. 6740000 2p.m.. S35SOO0
Evening star., 1923-11-08
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, November s.1-Foreign
f1nited States dolIars): Greatt Britain,
demand, 44sss; cables. 4,435a; sixty
dav bills on banks, 4.41s. France,
demand. .o572A; cables. .o57sk. Italy.
demand, .o443A cables, .o443lA. Bel
Germany, demand. .00000o900O0075
cables, .0o00000O000075. Holland de-
mand. .3s45: cables, 1850. NORWAY.
demand. .1440; Sweden. demand. 1852;
Denmark, demand, 1880; Switzerland
demand, .1771; Spain. demanN, 1923:
Greece, demand, .0154; Poland, de-
mand, .o00o0Oss: Czechoslova3xia, de-
mand, .291; Austria, demand, t.000o14
tina, demand, .3175; Brazil, demand.
.OS75; Montreal. .98 23-32.
Evening star., 1923-11-08
BANKS PLAN BIG MERGER.

BUFFALO. N. Y. November S.-Dt-
pany have authorized officers OF the
company to take necessary steps to
effect merger with the Marine
Trust Company. The merger will
give the Marine Tr;, Z ccmpanr total
assets in eAeess o1 Slsg.000, ,Vuy.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-13
ct. yEsJJBl0

s2artiesyc 8 nj nnaerosa elietits
.sue nneyamente nee eneuenfro al fvep
u Dc este sereaitado Restaurant, aont
snec afrax.n NJ sssoneada ser siciC
"a Sa 3. dr. ssF sbcnad ,s ;
uunea faisss los ssbFeSss ispagu.rti''
Tise,ste lsiasldi ailea 20. sse Igan !
Teiefhno Sae
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-13
Sc VENDE

Una casa, en- la calle Hernandez pa.
fada 1871, construida recientemerte,
.tiene tres amplios dormitorios, sala, co
medor, cocina y baho, un garaie y ha-
bitacion para el servicio. Precio mo
.dico y facilidades para Ell pago.nInfor-
mara Isidro Luiha. Monserrate 4. pa.
rada is y media. -
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-13
Crornca de Ga guas

guflas casetas de campaaa, provisioz
nalmente, hasta que Ell Comite las al
bergue en- las casas> que trata de cons
ttruir, pero el case es apremiante y
urgentfsimo v debierasele prestar
pronta Y eicaz ayada en- los momen-
Sos mas apremiantes. Asf 10 espera
gaguas, que ha sabido responder q
otros llamamientos Y ha hecho suya
la carga, recaudando como 10 hizo pa
"a Mayagiiez, mas de $4,000, que su-
po enviar prontamente, de acuerdo
con las circunstancias apremiantes del
case. y s H.
!, Esperamos que. responderan> todos;
de clio tenemos plena confianza y Sc
1guridad. ,''.'l's
4Adelante amigo-El semanario To-
cal Gel Ciarfn''', por gestiones. de su
Director y Administrator, senor A.
Vilar, cofhpueblano, y companero de
este cronista, trabaja porque, las Co.
misicases iobtengan todo el mayor nu-l
niersrio cll netalico, y nos consta
que presta su concurso la labor
que Sc efectua acerca de allegar los
mayores exitos en- todo pond a dis
posici6n de los Comites las celumnas
de su inforlnante semanario y toma
nota activa de todo para insertarlo
en- ell numero de la presente semana.
Vaya vuestra felicitaci6n al compa-
nero por ell interes que muestra en-
pro del movimiento beneficio por
las victimas del siniestro acaeci-
| do en- la madrugada del z de los CO.
rrientes.
Sociales.-En la noche del sabado
dltimo, eontrajeron esponsales los jo-
venes estimados en- nnestros circulos
lsceiales, el, hijo de esta ciudad, Enri-
1que Forestiery, ella, simpatica y vir-
tuosa. empleada del TELEGRAPH Insu-
lar, Srta. Ines Braschi. La boda Sc
efectu6. en- la niorada de la Sra. Vida.
dc Edosa asistieron numerosos ami
gos de los j6venes conyuges.
Este cronista no lie fue possible asis-
tir al acto por haberselo impedido mo-
tivos justifcados, aunque tom6 notas
del acto que Sc celebro ante Ell Hon,
IJuez de Paz, senior Gonzalo Diaz Fon-
tau, y seilor Arenas, Secretario.
Deseamos la feliz pareja una eter-
nay bella luna de miel d. sean felices
pof siempreG Y que, nubes no nrfbien
ell cielo lfnpido de la mayor felicidad.
Lo del dia.-Ha sido la nota mas sim
patica en- el Salon Aniparo, la exhibi-
lcion de la revista "Caguas Progresis-
lta', que llev6 a este aristocraticd Ci-
Inc todo 10 mejor de nuestra sociedad.
lei Salon mencionado Sc vic completa-
]mente repleto de una concurrencia ex-
lquisita. Ell amigo JESUS Davila, 81
digno administrator, siempre tiene al
.|go que conmueve al publico y vemos
con beneplacito que cada dia que
transcurre esi frecuentado este salon
en- que mas Y mejores cintas Sc nos
exhiben. Salon, que es ;honra y orgu-
llo de los, ,habitantes de Caguas. u,
lei cuarteto3 que diriie el popular
!, amigo Galo Vazquez, impresiona al
/ p1blico con susl tocatas que cada no
. che atraen nnassa los asistentes. En-
resunen diremos que puede darsele
| cl calificativo de "Silencio y Mdsica"
a tan simpatico Salon. ;os'' Z ei
Corresponsal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-13
HOTEL CENTRAL

Ediiicio construido expresameate
para Hotel Modernamente eqt,ilaade
cor Ascensor, Hahitacioues con Ba-
no, Telefono. Timbres, Barberia =
rusnto reouicre eI Moderno Comfort.
Plan EuropeO
BESIDE s1.O3 a $3.50 s@
Restaurant la Carts
American Plan
Desde $3.50 a $3.50
Cubierto por sl.00, &
San jose No. IL. San Juan, z. Il.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-13

Mas colectas.-Nos ha sido infor-
mado que la Cruz Roja Americana
Juvenil de San Juan, ha entregado de
los fondos que ella posee la suma de
$4,000, para unirlos los que Sc re-
|colectan en- esta ciudad. Y tanbien Sc
mos inforn1a Ultima hora que por
gestiones del Hon. Comisienado de
INSTRUCTION don Jose ]. Alvarez, Sc
gestiona la entrega de $1o0.00,5 que
por este medic ofrecera la escolar Ju-
Ivenil de la localidad. Velnos que ca.
da uno desea cooperar en- ell Dleior exi-'
TO de la obra altruista y de noble y.
alta n1isi6n, cual es la de ayudar a los
pohres, Y debenos felicitar en- parti-
icular al Hon. Conisionado del Servi-
clio Pdblico, el amigo don Juan Gil
nlenez Garcia, que no ha descansado
Iun momento en- gestionar la fornla
mas facil para ofrecer a aquellos de-
samparados. su concurso que merecen
para ser atendidos sin prenilra.
La Comisi6n compuesta de elemen-
tos de la Logia Union Y Anparo, de
los Wales de Caguas, n1mero Ia, CO.
mo siempre sus miembros entire los
que fguran el Ven. Rafael Quinones Y
otros, son los prineros en- allegar re-
cursos, habiendo organizado una fun
cion de Cine en- ell Salon Amparo, v
de sus mejores exitos estamos segu-
risinos que alcanzaran una buena
cantidad. Sc agencia v tramita la
| idea de fabricarles a los que perdieron
,sus viviendas v que no tienen modo
de rehacerlas ntHevamente. Ell Conf
tee de administration de acuerdo con
| lbs fondoss ariJee1autlados. estudia Id ma
Ingl nera d. ~, constr,,;r + Il ! mas casas d.
i, 4. ,Iara 4 ,,ara albarga,., aa,sllos infa.
il ices "a ai,a il ;,o, i siniest,o ra,,;aro,,s
'h hopa3. , esfan on los nrelin, ,inares Al
i llaTa, ,,ss esta nroveeto la ro.,lizacion
| e,,antn tengan 5a i cant;f,ad s,,f;c;erte
r r. ''e e,,br;r Il p,oofanta do asta b;er ..
cbo1r5aa 15a ;ddca 'iii diipnaa dc meior encol Is
tPor. {; tanrto. rt,.3 deb,eamos lamar IA atakci6r
4 todas esas Is; e nersonas Z, as do altos vIslo de
tin tinnatriio9tt;ssn7o rii9tt;s7 ! de ay,,da j los nenes.
ferosos it!,,,'si ME En- ici,.curstancias p,,aies
/ han sabido ofrecer 8, avrd, noneta.
f,i IA sep,,ros ,s1 Or estan,os de o,,e los CO.
| r.; "a zo,,es ~, mas bnnanitarios de danas
s raac,,o,n,,occi,d5,a a,,,,, ci,d5,, VALDEZ Dc otras nobla.
Clones dslla isla envien q, obolo na-
r. +an nisdoss ! altr,Iista labor a,,e
,acasi+a go 10 nrasta conc,rso nor ran
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-13

soLAREs.-calle Lola (Paeaia a.
Nueva Urbanixaci6n. Estamos ven
diendo los prineros veinte sofares de
esta nueva propiedad co nuna gran re-
duccion en- el precio. Compre SUI solar
antes que la Inca del trolley este ter.
minada. Henry W. Dooley, Edifcio
Belava1; TancaN2. Telefono $50,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-13

rs ALoUILA entero por parties I'm
ssplendido local de mas de 400 metros
.cdadrados con puertas grandes de Ca
bida suhciente para entrar un Truck
10 Automovil, muy apropiado para Of
cinas Almacen 0 dep6sito, sito en- Ia
calle Trlfanta Luisa. No. Q Marina, San
Juan. P. R. Informaran en- la Joyeria
Bonret SID
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Anuneios y Reclamos
Economics

sIfSfA d 0.5Ay ksaG Esrss de ssn.in:
81 G6aSansa .sra ssar Jotsn stse 4 M
% Ssan Juan psra Gt.ayarda s,N 2. u
yens. d. ticksss; aaayar:a HotAi p
Is saa JlsaA la EindA" Casle d
- efaa
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-13
eRENsA cRAr1cA EspAaorA :


Alb C. "El Sol". LA Esfera", "Espa.
da". "Cosm6poiis", "Nuevo Mundo",
Mundo Grahco", "Hoias selectas",
"Blanco y Negro. "Astnrias Graf-
"a. "Reyista Cervantes"'. "Alrededor del
Mundo"', la Mqda q Elegante Ilustrada".
81 le iateresan .usted estas revistas
!, algunas otras NJ desea suscribirse 0
,onprar ntfneros sueltos, pida irformes
al telefono No. COS, LIB RERIA NUE..
VA. Salvador Braus bajos del DIR. Al
sarez val1es. San Juhn, Puerto Rico.
NOTA:-Los RESIDENCES en- la Isla pue.
den pedir infqrmsSs 9 3, ndiFmeros liF sueltos
por C, %. D. al r. O. Box SOL FE.
LIPE aCANlPOS9 rAgenteg
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-13
BUEYEs HERIpos CON ARNA
BLANCA EN- SANTA ISABEL

En- la CoIonia aDestinoo do Ia Cen,
tral Aguirre, fadieada eli Il barrio
Jauca, apareeieror heridosI eii Ii ma
mana del ocho de los corrientes, tres
bueyes de trabaio presentando dos
ehridas en- Ia espaldu causachs con
arma blanca. Sc investiga ei 6echo
que parece intentional.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-13
SECCION DE H0TELEs.
PALACE

Plan Europeo. Capacidad para $50
pasajeros.
Ell hotel ideal para hon,bres de me-
gocios Y tnristas de expeyiencia.
Habitaci6n con baao para perso-.
IA. desde $3.50.
Habitac;dn cen ban, para perso-
aas. desde s3.a9.
Restaurant table d'Hote: Almucr-
20 sl,25, Comida sl.5O y la Carta.
Precies in6dieos.
Cuando visite San Juan haga del
PALACE su residencia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-13

Sc CoMPRA Aluminio q Is ctvs: Ii
bra. Bronco y Zinc. Dirijasje Aparta.
do 1888, Telefono a, Bayanon, Puerto
Rico. 1924
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-13

PATRoNEs PARA LABoREs. -cua-
idernos con disefios e instrueciones para
hacer toda clase de labores. Los Mu-
chachos'', San Juan, ?. r. "a
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-13

80 cENrAvos DrAR1os ron uN
SOLAR. R.-Por esta cantidad puede us
ted comprar su solar para fabricar su
Hogar. listed puede hacer esta econo-
mia con suna facilidad mas cuando Sc
trata de tan justa causa. Pida infor-
mes Embellishments. Henry W.
0ooley. Tel, 5Sc,, Tanea 2. n-a
, 1923-01-16

onel Bonnet who distinguished him
self at Siossons. have been the hon
ored. Genera Pershing was on the
list that was under consideration
when the work was suspended on
account Of objections to the abolition
of old names because of sentimental
or historical reasons.
P%ershing, Clemenceau. Torch and
other leaders r on the new list.
however.
There still remains n score of
Austrian names that may never be
changed. Included are the rues Bee
thoren. Gluck, Meyerbeer. Richard
Wagner. Mozart and Palatlne. the
due de ivenne and the Place Buda,
pest. Streets that recall great Ger.
man musicians and poets probably
will be left unchanged.
1t has been decided to rechristen
all streets that were named after the
owners Of the property through
which they were originally cut. In
addition there will be a hundred and
fifty new streets opened in conse,
quonce of the demolition of the city
Notifications, which will furnish am,
pie opportunity to honor the greatest
heroes OF the war.
Paris streets and square with
American names ct present are Ave.
III President Wilson, rues Lincoln.
Fraklin. Loulsiant and washington.
and the Place des Stats Un!s.
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fuzzy o~vercoat, winter weight, brown
fuzzy hat, a little lighter color than
overcoat, probably a velour. (sloan
is the man who was found dead last
Sunday mighty
Mrs. J. C. Sloan-A1ias Mrs. Peter
Tobin alias Mrs. Florence Sloan,
alias Mrs. C. c. Thompson. aged 20;
five feet 8 inches; brown hair, light
complexion, blue eyes; wore three
quarter length mink coat; neat dress
cry sometimes wears black beaded
dress with Chicago trade mark In II.
Howard @. Burns, signs name III
G. Burns" age 35 or 90; five feet Z
or s inches: 100 pounds; medium light
complexion; little on florid order.
medium brown hair. thin in front,
brown suit. brown fedora hat, dark
blue overcoat or light tan colored
gabadarine; very quiet disposition and
has little to say.
Mrs. Burns-Age % or 80; five feet
2 or 3 inches; 100 pounds; very dark
c~omplexion; looks like a foreigner,
either Mexican or Hawaiian: very
large mouth. medium dressed, full
length mink coat.
Late today police said the fourth
person sought IN connection with the
S2OO, 900 robbery as W. 8. Gordon. He
is believed to have fled to omaha
after the robbery.