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STEEL At HEAD
OF BUSINESS
ADVANCE
Federal Reserve Bank Of Chi
cago District Reports Great
Activity.
By TOM. EvERRITT.
Cosmopolitan News Service.

The Federal Reserve Bank of Chi
cago, in a report issued today on
the manufacturing activities and
output in the Seventh Federal Re-
serve district, shows a stout up
ward movement in that district
which has been impeded only by
railroad transportation difficulties.
The report says the heavy de-
mand for steel material evidenced
during the last nine months is more
insistent at the beginning OF the
spring season; but fuel supply con-
tinues to be Inadequate.
Thirteen foundries in the district
show g small decline in production
and shipments Of castings.
improvements in orders accepted,
production and shipments continues
in the stove and furnace industry.
Production was fully 10 per cent
higher than previous month and
more than. double for same month
last year.
Production and sales of agricul-
tural machinery show marked
seasonal increase. Commitments by
dealers are about go to 10 per cent
Of their normal seasonal require
ments, while at this time last year
they were practically nothing.
Compared with same period last
year, the report adds, the shoe
manufacturing industry shows con-
tinued Improvement
The meat packing industry also
shows betterment, for fifty-five
meat packing companies reporting
direct to the Chicago bank show
dollar sales were 1871 per cent great
er than a year ago.
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FUND To FIGHT
PEPCo CROWS
l DAILY.
Labor Unions and Consumers
Of Electricity Contribute to
Retain Lawyer.
Continued from Page III


contributions. Individual citizens,
however, have exhibited. their public
spirit by donations. :.
The Times Herald fund now
totals SLAB, with $1,557 yet to be
obtained. -!
An appropriation of $50 from
every citizens association in Wash
ington will complete the fund.
Some associations may give 800,
following the example of the Con-
necticut avenue Citizens Association.
Labor unions are rallying to the
support OF the comm .ssion in this
campaign. When the Central Labor
Union met the other night it I'M
animously approved the raising Of
the fund and urged Ats member
bodies to join in with contributions.
Unions Are Assisting.
Unions which are a part of the
Central Union lost little time in
making contributions. Three
unions met the night after the en-
dorsement Of the campaign and
each voted contribution.
The Public Utilities Commission
needs the. support of every public
spirited citizen in Washington in.
this fight. 1t involves millions of
dollars. Loss Of the case will result
in higher electric rates, street car
fares and gas charges.
Contributions in the last twenty
fo1,~ Hn-VrVC fnl1n<yysT'
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SHOOTS FoREcLosER OF J..
MORTGAGE ON HOME

EGG HARHpR CITY, N. j.,
March 30.-Clarke Kaser, president
of the chamber Of commerce, was
shot in the neck when he went to
the farm Of Otto Weaver, near
Weekstown. .
Kaser foreclosed a mortgage on
Weaver's property and sent some
men to work in the orchard.
Weaver is alleged to have: tried to
stop the workmen and when Kaser
told them to go ahead Weaver fired.
Then he put on his Sunday clothes
and waited for the police. He said
the Lord would take care of him.
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lid THIS MAN ever
~ realize the tragedy
of his all-absorbing love
for Princess Alix, of
Hesse, Queen Victoria's
favorite granddaughter?
AS the remarkable story
of. this ill-starred love
gradually unfolds before
you in next Sundays
Times-Herafd, you OBJ
tain an insight into the
forces that m oil de d
the character of the
man who for twenty
three years swayed UNI
limited authority over
Russia's vast empire.
These intimate letters
are a rhapsody of pas
sion-a passion that
kept him from achiev-
ing greatness.
- = -
TTALY'S new Ambas-
4 sador to the United
States Prince Caetani,
tells a war story diff
ferent from those you've
already heard. With fell
low officers he worked
three months under
ground, drilling upward
through a mountain, pre-
pairing to change the ap-
pearance of that noun
tain and the part Of the
Austrian army holding
the peak. Next Sunday.
o. =
CORNELIUS : V A NJ
~ DERBILT, Jr., writes
an interesting story of
Americas i'son de
luxe in Louisiana. 'Un--
believable as it may
sound" he tells you,
"there are no cells, no
bars, no high walls-a
most radical c h ange
from the present type
of penitentiarY." Next
Sunday.
V1K'ToR .FLAMBEAU
gives you, in picture
and story, a glimpse of
the magnificent Cathe-
dral already beginning
to rise west of the city
on the hill top overlook
ing Rock Creek Park.
IVA FAY, continuing
IA her series on auto
Spiritism," writes next
Sunday of Triangle
Visitation" another ex-
pertinent for those who
are following this course
in mediumship.
HOW THE FRENCH
" are treating women
and children in the Ruhr
is told in a graphic eye
witness story of the in
vasion. There is no
longer laughter in a
land famed for it's gay
ETY.. Men and women
suffer outrages and face
starvation-little on e.
are deprivedof milk and
bread. A page story
next Sunday.
The Sunday Editor.
49, 81 2IES@R
Bdsthl1 4nal
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Corn Borer Guaranteed.

Extension Of. the Federal quar-
antine against the European Corn
Borer to include additional cities
and towns in. New England and
Michigan, effective April 1, was
announced by the Federal Horticul-
tural Board, United States Depart
ment Of Agriculture.
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nection with the shooting, gave
his name as. Joseph Byrne. He was
arrested at his. home. .Byrne's
residence was later raided and forty
FNunces of morphine and several
hundred internal revenue stamps
were seized. p ~.
Bayne was shot while arreselng
John Armstrong, from whom ne
had i.lst make q, purchase of dope,
.Iohn Armstrong was later, arrested
as an accomplice Of Beatty.
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DETECTIVE, SHOT IN DOPE
RAID, LOSES RIGHT LEG

PHILADELPHIA, March 30.-It
was found necessary by physicians to
amputate the right leg Of Howard
Bayne. special agent sent to this
city to clean up one of the numerous
making an arrest.
A third suspect. arrested In con.
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WORLD DEEPLY
INDEBTED TO
AMERICA
Nearly SIS, 900, 900, 900 Now
Added to War Loans That
Total $4,000, 600, 900.
BY ROBERT s. THORNBURGH.
International News Service.

In addition to the $4,000. 000. 900
which the world owes the United
States, America has nearly $4,000
100000 invested in private. CONNER
cial and Industrial enterprises in
foreign countries according to an
official compilation made today for
international News Service by
Grosverior NJ. Jones, chief Of the
financial division OF the Depart
ment Of Commerce.
This situation has q tremendous
bearing on the international relations
ship of the United States, both from
an economic and political stand
point.
New York vies with London as
a great international loan mar.
ket," he declared. THE change
from our position Of debtor ma
ton to that OF an international
money center came with the war
and it's financial aftermath.
"For a time New York did domi-
nate international finance, but Eng
lands remarkable financial system
has rapidly restored the pound
sterling to its pre-War prestige.
London will always have a rival
in New. York. Never will Britain
control the United States financial-
ly."
British Capital Greater.
Against Americas 5000, 100000
invested in other countries. British
capital Of about $4,000, 900, 900 is
similarly distributed, The allied debt
to Great Britain is approximately
1000, 100000 pounds. Private cfti-
zens of the United States have a
billion dollars invested in Cuban
sugar plantations, railroads, cleo
trical plants and other business.
Other foreign investments include
$750, 900, 900 to, $1,000 zoo, 900 in
Canada, $1,000,O00,000 in Mexico,
$3.50 ,00O, 900 in Chile, 500, 000, 900 in
Peru, $150,0OO,00 in Argentina.
SIS 900 900 or more, in Russia: heavy
investment in Great Britain; $75.-
100000 in China as well rs hold
ings in Italy, Germany, France. Ru-
mania and 'theFhilippines.
Cuba Largest Creditor.
Great Britain, Jones pointed out,
Is on the whole in better posi-.
ton to finance foreign enterprises
than the United States. She. has
more accumulated capital since in.
dustrial development has reached
practically the limit of expansion
and is not largely needed for do
nestle purposes.
In 1921 the European financial
crash found foreign nations indebted
to American business men several
billion dollars. Some OF this mas
been paid, the figure now being esti-
mated at SIS 100000, 900, although
some authorities put it higher.
Cuba is q large creditor Of the
United States while there is much
book credit out in countries Of
Latin America. China, Poland and
small nations. England, Germany
and France are given credit for pay
ing their commercial debts promptly.
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AGENTE JUDICIAL Y DE-
NEGoCIOs

JULIO OTEPo RIVERA compra y
vende fncas rusticas y urbanas. Toma
casas en- aiquiler, cobrandc por sus in
tervenci6n el 1000 incluyendo ei Des-
haucio. por faita de pago de los ilqui-
limos. Ccloca dinero interes y 10. to-
ma para cOlccario, garantizando con
hncas urbanas o agricolas, incritas en-
Ell Registro de la Propiedad y con bue-
ma Recommendation, Sc pueden dar bue-
mas reterencias. San Juan, P. r.. Lu-
ma st. No. 1s. Advt-
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PoR LOS rUERos DE LA PRENs.
(continuaci6n do Ia Ia. pagins)

Siempre creimos y seguimos creyen-
do que Ell MUNDO, al criticar Ell Hi
p6dromo, no como una entidad juridi-
ca, constituida al amparo de las leyes
del pals, sino como un centro explota-
dor del "pooli', esta inspirado en- las
doctrinas filos6fcas PRO BONO MO
RES X PRO BONO PUBLICo, en- de-
fensa de las cuaies no habra Unite pa
ra la campafa de fscalizaci6n que na
emprendido, segln hen1os dicho en- rel
terados articulos sobre el particular. .
X nunca mas conveniente que ahora
para que ell juez Rodriguez Sierra orde-
nara que Sc practiquen todas las inves-
tigaciones quo consider6 oportunas pa
ra los fines de la justieia, porque FL
MUNDO acaso sea Ell primero que apor
to su ayuda a esa labor, siempre one
en- contra del "pool" ha venido sas-
teniendo. por considerable I'm juego de
envite o azar, legalizado por la Legls-
latura Insular, y ell cual, a juicio nues-
tro, dsberia caer bajo el dominic ue
la Ley que rige para las demas modal
dades del vicio.
A la altura que este periodico Ia
llevado Ia campafa en- contra del
'pooi'' es casi impossible detenerla, y
menos aun transigir, no importa GUAM
tas cuales sean las amenazas que Sc
hagan pretendan hacerse.
En- su actitud, Ell MUNDO cree es-
tar p-rfectamente anparado, no sofia
mente por la virtud de su oposicion al
''pool", sino por la valiosa circunstan-
cia de cue ejercita un derecho, Ell cual,
ala en- el pals que protege al nuestro,
incuestionable, ST Sc tiene en- cuenta que
ia fuerza de la opinion pub-ica en-
E u. favorabD la Hbertad de la
prensa, ha restringido ell poder de cas-
tigar esta clase de desacatos, hasta Ell
punto de cue en- muchas parties Sc han
aprobado leyes impidiendo los tribuna
les Ell castigarlos s''Ecita de una obra
de renombre sobre la materia. \.
Creemos que, 81 nuestros organismos,
Cortes, todo 10 que alienta y vibra
en- esta isla hoy esta calcado en- las ms
tituciones democraticas de allende los
mares no hay duda que nuestros trlnu-
males no fueron creados para impeGlr,
sino para fomentar, quizas, la critica
de nuestras instituciones v leyes va que
esa es la unica manera de corregir y
perfeccionar las mismas, cuando estas no
constituyen una inmolalidad PER SE,
como alegamos respecto del pool, en-
cuyo case la inclusion de csc juego en-
tire los delitos del Codigo Penal serla
mas conveniente los fines de la justi-
cia los fueros de la prensa
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'EEGIcAS gPALABRAs DEL HON.
FISCAL WELLS

En- vista de los continues escandalos
que Sc suceden en- las carreras del Hi
podromo de Hato Rey. de las cons
tantes violaciones a las leyes Fedora
les por determinados duefios de caba-
los que suministran drogas her6icas a
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roso pciyo antis6ptioo, lhre de ingredlentee
vensnosos. GaIgaras de NJF-CCL, tibias q
cSientes al acostarse y iavantarse, son de
inestanable vaicr v 81 hay obstrHcciUn en-
Ia, nariz, la solucion debe aspiralse Gle Ia
palma de ia mano 0 puede usaI-se uns
ducha nasal, que hnpiara las cayldades !
facilitara IL respiration natural. tonanuf
este trataniento s,a interruption Y nt
tendra que temerle a IL lnfluenza epf
dcniss dc grippe y eataTos.
Todo Doctor cue concee el MU-COl
no reaetara nunca ctra ecsa para iesta
blecer las membraA2s 4nIcosas de Ia mari
y garganta, cllanao estan en ccndicl6
acatarrada
Consiga hoy niS1ao I'm pacaete = e
gallo ierapre d Is nsano. Nc aailnlta sslss
tut IS, pida y eNia MC Col.
9 yenta en- toelas ias boficas ac-cSliv
THE asI-CpLe C9G5r Any, Inc.
l.uls4ls. u, Al, II. u 4
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CENTRAL
CARIBE

Situado en- el coraz6n de la ciudad.
Ferfectamente acondicionado con todos
los adelantos modernos: Ascensor, Te-
lGfonos. Tinbres, Magnificas habitacio-
lles con bafio privado efectos santa
RIGS. Especial comfort para familias v
viaJantes. Precios moderados.
Teiefonos 4S4 Y 1909. P. o. Box S26.
Gale de San Francisco, No. 81,
san Juan P. r.
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LOS AUSTRALIANOS PIDEN
LA SUPPRESSION DE LOS KU=
KLUX=KLAN

SYDNEY, Australia, die. 3 UNITED
Press) Miles de personas reunidas hoy
en- manifestation publica solicitaron
del gobierno que tomase medidas ten
denies supririr ell ramal de la ST.
niestra sociedad del Ku Klux Khan re-
cientements organizado en- aquella ciu-
dad. ',M'S ~ 4 4
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AguadiIIa en- Rio Piedras

EncAjes de hilo calados, bordadcs y
otros trabajos hechos manos. Los me
jores Y mas baratos de la isla. Haga el
regalo de Navidad en- trabajOs hechcs
nanos Y sera agradecido. visitenos 0
lame al vendedor su domicilio. LUIS
Matos, telefono ZIG, Roble No. St.
Rio Piedras, r. r. Advt.
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lcstos contra los estatutos que rigen So
I1re esta materia, con motive del arres
20 efectuado ell domingo ultimo en- el
Quintana de un individuo que daba una
droga la yegua ''La Diabla''. de 10
cual Gimos cuenta en- nuestra edicion
de aver, I'M Redactor nuestro crey5
oportuno. entrevistarse con el fiscal Fe-
deral Mr.. Ira X. Wells, fin de como
Ger su opinion sobre este asunto y de
saber 81 en- manos de la Corte Federal
puede estar ell remedio que ponga fin
a estas cosas que son objeto de la mas
dura justa censura
X a prop6sito, Ie visitamos aver en-
sus ofcinas, dando nuestra entrevista
el siguiente resultado:
lUsted tiene noticias de los conti-
nuos escandalos que ocurren casi Sc
manalmente en- las carreras del Quin-
ana Racing Park; hay algdn medic le-
raj que ponga fin estos?
Al contestar esta pregunta debo
7ecirle que yo solo Sc de clio por 10
ue he leido en- los periodicos. Muchss,
7ersonas me han hablado con relacion
este asunto, y 70 les he pedido que
ometan por escrito sus ouejas que
resenten pruebas que puedan ser trai-
las al Gran Jurado en- cuanto a la vio
acion de algunas leyes Federales; pc
hasta ahora ninguna squeja Sc ha
lecho, y mi no Sc me han dado nom
Ares de testigos informes detallados
e los hechos. Gle modo que yo pueda
raer este asunto la atenci6n del
iran Jurado. Las personas que han
RADIO esta question hasta mi, cuando
e les ha pedido la evidencia acerca
e los actos especifcos, no han vuelto
eon la prueba.
J Con Ell supuesto uso de drogas he
oicas por algunos duefios de caballos
81 Cuintana, Sc estan violando las lie
ss Federales. Gpuede la Corte Fede-
al ordenar el cierre del hipodromo, 0
omar cualquiera otra nedida a fin de
vitar Ell uso legal de dichas drogas?
I'm condensation esta pregunta
lebo decirle que 81 Sc presentan prue-
as de que alguna organization hipi-
"a esta permitiendo el uso de drogas
N los caballos, perinite que tai cosa
tuceda, despues de haber sido notifca-
la de clio, ese hipodromo puede ser
elausurado por la Corte Federal. des
,ues de que Sc traiga la prueba suf-
iente Sc Ilamara la atenci6n de la Cor
e sobre Ell asunto, y este sera someti-
10 al Gran Jurado.
ILas autoridades Federales tomaran
lguna acci6n en- este asunto?
No lie entiendo exactamente que
7uiere decir con esta pregunta. Pero
81 ella signifca que ST las Autoridades
Federales ayudaran en- el cumplimien-
TO de las leyes, le contestare, que 81,
por todos los medios nuestro alcan-
ce.
GTiene algo mas que decirnos con
relacion este asunto?
Estoy dispuesto, y 10 he estado
siempre, a ayudar por todos los medios
posibles la debida administration de
Ia ley, y como Fiscal de los Estados
Unidos hare todo 10 que este en- mi
poder por yer de que Sc ctnplan las
leyes Federales. Este hip6drono. segdn
70 tengo entendido, esta conducido por
la directa autorizacion del Gobierno In
sular y sus asuntos estan dirigidos por
una Comisi6n Hipica nombrada por el
Gobernador de Puerto Rico, v ell Go
tcontinua en- la pag. 81
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.ELr0NDO
VERDAD Y JUSTIcIA


EDITORES: Puerto Rico nustradO Inc
DIRECTOR: Sergio ROmanacce.
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Para aRunciOs, comunicadOs, etc,
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Hotel Belgica

Eiabitaciones frescas. comidas
exceIentes. Situado en- vale Vi
la No. 3 ell sitio mas centrico de
Ponce.
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Las autoridades m6dicas, estan dc
acuerdo en- que las araigdalas, deben ser
desinfectadas todos los dias.
puss cuando 6stas Sc infactan, causan 81
recrecimiento de Las glandulas del cuelIo,
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Va es hOra de que eI gObcrnad0r :.
Continuation de la prirnera pagina).
en- eI Hip6dromo.

en- ell Hip6dromo
La pfensa dicho poco certo 10 que propaga
corros sobre 10 acaecdo domingo
1itna beneplaeo del Jurado de la comson
Hpca mas que la ncompetenca absolute
de estos CUE obsnadamene ermeron la celebration de
la noce la nj eIos nj Jurado podan
garantizar al p1bico efecos.
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MANIFEsTACIoNES DE DON Y
IGNACIo PENAGARICANo

Que las carreras en- ell hipodromo es-
tan siendo objeto de mil concentrates
deshonrosos para Ell deporte que mas
ancionados tiene en- San Juan, es va
ana cosa corr.ente. No pasa un do
mirgo sin que Sc yerifQuen nuevos abu-
scs. descarados des6rdenes que Sc hace
neccsario 6enunciar para que con Ia
premura del case Sc tomen medidas sa-
ludables psfa lana sana moralizaci6n de
nuestro ambiente htpico.
Personals que merecen todo cr6dito
levantan su voz en- son de protesta
ante taraaos des6rdenes que pese a
los duenos de caballos v a los mas IA
naticos defensores de tanta travesura,
merecen la mas Immediate reprobaci0n
de nuestra sociedad.
A prop6sito de los concentrates de sig
nificados hipicos sobre las carreras de
domingo Y en- las cuales Ell. publico pudo
darse cuenta de nuevos timos, un re
dactor nuastro cambio sinpreaones cor
don Ignacio Fena garicano, Juez de sa
Ida del hip6dromo, qrien goSa de grsr
estirna confanza entire miles de ai
cionados al deporte hipieo.
Nuestro principal proposito fu6 rins
dagar sobre ell resultado de la Ultima
carrera en- la que al decir del publico
Ell caballo johnson" psrmanecio pa
rado en- la pista hasta que los denlas
caballos hicieron ell resto del recorrido
y luego uni6ndose a ellos lego prime
70.
Nos dijo don Ignacio que segdn pudc
esduchar de labios de connotados hipi-
cos, uno mas caballos Sc quedaron
sin dar ell recorrido complete ampara
dos por la oscuridad por la distancis
pero que el no 10 asegura porque y
era un POGO oscuro Y desde su sitio n
podia yer bien los caballos v que como
no conoce los caballos por sus nombrei
pues para sus actuaciones de Juez solt
necesita numeros. no podia precisar L
certeza de este rumor. Sin embargo
s'es una pena, nos dijo, que Ell depor
te cue cuenta con mas simpatizadoref
en- Puerto Rico sea objeto de tanto des
orden inmoralidad
Nos asegura que con Gay ay ay'1
ocurria algo anormal porque Ell famosc
corcel no lego al Paddock con IL
briosidad activez que acostumbraba
v ademas estaba un POGO triste y de-
nasiado sudado.
Cree tambi6n ell se1or Penagarfcano
que es una mala practica permitir que
dos Jockeys hermanos corran en- la
misma carrera porque Sc pueden pres
tar a timos. no sin antes advertirnos
que nada tenia que decir de los dos que
corrieron aver. pero que era una bue-
ma medida evitar que Ell pdblico tlvie
Sc mayores motives en- que fundar sus
mucbas quejas.
Ell sefior Penagaricano es un gran
optinista en- ell sentido de que todos
los des6rdenes Sc nueden corregir en-
POGO tempo Y con POGO trabajo STEM
pre- que la comision Hipica 10 desee.
ENEEGIcAs aPALABRAs DEL HON.
FISCAL WELLS
En- vista de los continues escandalos
que Sc suceden en- las carreras del Hi
podromo de Hato Rey. Y de las cons
tantes viclaciones a las leyes Fedora
les por determinados duefos de caba-
Hos que suministran drogas heroicas a
Evening star., 1923-06-06
Cool, Soft Muslin
Lingerie Daissfly
Made and Trimmed

Something to take home to
the feminine members OF the
family who were not fortunate
enough to come along to the
convention.
Fine Quality Muslin Gowns,
with bodice top, made of lace,
and embroidery insertion, with
lace edge, trimmed with wash
ribbon. Others with deep yoke
of lace. and broad shoulder
pieces also OF lace, some with
embroidery medalhons and little
ribbon rosebuds. Also the pop
ular Ami French underwear
which is machine embroidered.
but looks like handwork; also
checked. striped, figured and
plain colored crepe gowns.
Some are trimmed with hem
stitching, some have medal
lions. Choice OF 5000
the lot ............. ~AsOo
-chemfse, of batiste. nainsook
and soft muslin, trimmed with
ilet and val lace medallions,
tucking and wash ribbon; also
some of the Ami French models,
and a number of the Marcelia
styles and step-ins. 61M
At ............... ~Ssoo
Princess Slips, of soft muslin,
trimmed with narrow lace, two
tone ribbons, lace, mcdallions
and .tueks. self shoulder straps.
edged with lace. hemstitehed
and lined to the Ct OS
hip. At. - 20
Kann's-Second Floor.