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Evening star., 1924-03-18

Complete Radio Broadcasfinx Proxrams
in The Star, Evening and Sunday. Con.
suit them and know what is in the air.
Evening star., 1924-03-18

One hundred booths have been
erected in Convention Hall for the ex-
hibits of the manufacturers, jobbers
Nndedealers. The goYernment exh1b-
Evening star., 1924-03-18
GOOD NIGHT, SWEET
DREAMS, GOD BLESS
YOU,' THAT'S ROXIE
Night on the Air, With Franks
in Studio, Interestingly
Told by Writer. :.
BY WILL b. TOMBSTONE.

kfEET Roxeys You like home folks;
A Sunday night Of we've them all the air
you singer" Bill Rodell elevator man at the Capitol
located
The front office, parlor with
framed photographs "bo"
fame deep chairs oudspeaker bossomng like morning
glory ceiling pipes
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-28

administration de Las reservas petro-
liferas dc La marina americana, que
siempre habian estado bajo la inrne-
data vigilancia del ministerio de ma
rina.
En- ambas Cararas SO han agotado
va las invectivas y ditirambos contra
eI secrstario Denby, para el cual los
califcativos despectivos de ''incorpe-
tente'', ''incapaz'' 'inepto'', result
tan ya mitisados
El magnate pesrolero Harry F. Sin
clair, que debera llegar a New York
muy en- breve sera ohligado compa-
recer ante las autoridades de Wash
ington v tendra que presentar toda Ia
Recommendation relativa a la arma
"Hyva Corporation de la cual es Uni
CO propietario.
Sc rseordara que segtin Ell testlaoHio
de Archie Roosevelt, fu6 en- un cheqas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-28
UN BUEN oBSEQUIO DE LOS Sc
SORES E. AMY Y RANIU

Los Sres. e. Amy y Ramu, nos han
obsequiado con una nuestra de una
nueva marca de manteqpllla (0leomar-
garina) marca "Nuola" que SO propo-
men lanzar al mercado dentro de breves
dias.
Este nuevo producto de In casa Loui-
siana Margarin Co., La cual es represen
tada en- esta plaza pcr los Sres. Amy
y Ramh, csta fabricada base de Acette
de Mani y leche.
Por la muestra que nos fa6 remitida,
hemos llegado Ia conclusion de que
esta mantequilia, adernas de ser alta
mente nutritiva, debido los ingredieil-
tes do que est& compuesta, es &c nm sa-
Dor exquisite.
Tambi6n 50 proponen poner la ven
ia otra marca superior con 81 norinra
de Marvel vendra envasada en- Ia
tas de liz y libra.
Agradecemos el obsequio con que nos
ha distinguido la acreditada frlna.
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minanao toda La Recommendation DC
Ungereider y Hibbs.
e. Oficialmente Sc anuncia que 81
vernes pr6ximo sera un dia que mar
cara epoca en- los anales de La naci6n.
En- ese dia seran llamados prestar de
claraci6n ante Ell Comite Senatorial 81
secretario Fail, Carl X. Biggerman, alto
empleado administrative del Chase Ma
tional Bank de New York, el ex-secre-
tario del Tesoro y yerno de Wilson
Mr. nIcAdoo, el ex-secretario de Mari
ma Daniels y George creel, tres de las
ultimas de la artilleria pesada de Do
heny en- sus testimonies del viernes
pasado.
r. La Standard Oil Company esta
va tambien metida en- el s'ajo", pues
gu abogado Oscar Sutro no logr6 per-
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suadir al senador Walsh de La Legit1.
midad de los derechos de la empresa
sobre la concession petrolera de la re-
serva naval n1mero 1.
En- la primera session que celebre el
Comite, el senador Walsh pedira que
siga igual proceder con la Standard
Oil que Sc ha seguido con Doheny y
Sinclair.
g. John T. King, popular caudillo
repubIcano y un tempo presidente de
la Association Protectora de los Dere-
chos Americanos en- M5jico, tendra que
comparecer ante ell Comit6 Senatorial
para responder dc ciertos cargos que
Sc le hacen. Parece ser que Ia men,
cionada sociedad invirti6 grandes su-
mas en- relnunerar varios personajcs
oiciales americanos y SO duda 81 este
Sc hizo cuando los benefciarios desem-
pa1aban aun sus puastos despues.
e. "a Presidente Ceslidge forma
hoy el centric del remolino politico mas
violento que haya existido en- Wash
ington desde la constitution de la re-
plblica. Son muchos los senadores y re-
presentantes que le atacan acerbamen-
to por no obligar al secretario DENLY a
que presente su dimisi6n.
Es. sin embargo, general el sentir de
que ell Executive actual revocara la
orden Illegal dada por su antecesor trans
friendo al departamento del interior Ia
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FL mencionado personaie no es otro
que Carl Schuyler, el cnai en- 1921 era
consejero de Ia Midwest Refining CONF
pany. Fall habia insistido repetidame1i-
to en- que Sinclair pagara La su,na de
100000 a la frma Midwest Refining
Company. Con Ell fn de eliminar cisrtas
reclamaciones que esta hacia sobre las
concesiones de Teapot Dome, tapandole
asi la boca con billetes de banco.
g. Debido a la tardanzs del CORE
dor de bolsa Ungereidor, el cuai deblo
haberse presentado aver por La mana
na ante el Comite Senatorial, los miem-
bros que 10 integran abandonaron 81
local. posponiendo la session hasta el
pr6ximo viernes. Esto no obstante una
comisi6n de peritos mercantiles esta exa
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de esta empresa que se enviarcn los
S6S,0o0 al capataz del cortijo del ex-
secretario Taft.
De fuente fidedigna Sc sabe que Ell
Comit6 senatorial dc investigation pien
sa ape'ar al patriotismo de los miem-
bros de la Bolsa de New York para
que voluntariamente presenter todos
los datos relatives a las transacciones
reaiizadas con valores de la firrna de
Sinclair precisamente en- el periodo en-
Que SO lie fu6 otorgada la concession de
Teapot Dome.
Naturalmente que Ell informe de este
ORGANISING, sera comparable con los datos
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adquiridos por los corredores de la Bol-
sa en- Washington.
Basados precisamente en- este deta-
lie, los miembros del Comit6 Senatorial
Green que las frnas de Washington de-
clararan la verdad.
Como Ell exsecretario Fall rehus6 res
ponder las preguntas que Sc le hacian
alegando que el Comits no estaba facnl-
tado para clio, 10 primero que Sc hara
el jueves pr6xno cuando los senadores
reanuden sus tareas, sera legalizar la
existencia del mismo, con Ell fin de que
81 Fall Sc MEGA a responder Ell viernes
pueia ser perssguido judicialmente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-28
MERcApo AzucARERo

New York, febrero 26-El Hnercado
estA mas Aojo. Hay ofertas de Cuba
a s5.Ha (S72S). No hay compradores.
New York, febrero IT. Sc ha ven
dido parte de IN cargamento a Aoso
a $7.2s.
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FL pr6ximo viernes declararan ante cI
Ccmit6 Senatorial William G.. Nc
Adoo, yerno del ex-Presidente Will
SON, Ell ex-Secretario Fall, Mr.. Big
german, del Chase National Bank y
el ex-Secretario de Marina.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-28

IA GRECA: ei n1eior restaurant
de- San Juan. TetuAr 21.--Advt.
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nTCE EL BRUJo oJEDA:

nruchos nae Green muerto, otros no
10 han creido, ctros 10 sintieron mas
muchos quo descomponsn maquinas -
aiegrsrAn. I.l&ualo al tale. 365-
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SEs usted una vfctima de los
dolores de espalda7 eSufre usted
tambien de dolores de cabeza: ver-
tigos y con una sensation de can-
sancio y agotamiento. asf como con
molestosas irregularidades urina-
riasa Entonces no Sc demore mas
tempo. FL verdadero NAL es
probablemente debilidad de los RHO
mes causada por preocupaci6n. un
resfrfo. excesos en- las comidas 8
bebidas. falta de sueiio 8 por cual-
quier otra de muchas causas. No
permita que el malestar &c arraige.
Empieze tomar desde ahora las
Pfldoras de Foster asegur6ndose de
conseguir las legftimas Pfldoras de
Foster. el remedio que ha tenido
tanto exito por medic siglo y 10 usan
sus vecinos y amigos. No haga
experimentos con remedies no
probados va.
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HABLE INGLEs EN- Is MINUTOS

podr6 habar in
Man
THE UNIVERSAL INSTITUTE l23 EAST s2lNew
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Club Notes, Parties and SOciaIActiUities

Broadway, entertained Sunday
night with a bridal dinner for their
daughter, Miss Erma Lucille. and
w. Carleton Best Of Palo Alto. Cal.
who are to be married Wednesday
at high noon In the Third Christian
Church. The rooms were arranged
with spring flowers carrying out a
color scheme OF yellow and white.
The centerpiece on the table was "a
low basket Of lilies Of the valley and
daisies
The guests included the bride and
bride. groom elect and Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Nodler, Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Browne, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Rauh, Jr., and Frank Richards.
Invitations were issued Monday
for the wedding Of Miss Helen
Julia Smith. daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Smith. IN +. Twenty
Eighth ST. TO Clifford II. Foltz, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Foltz. The
wedding will take place June "a at
the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church
at 10 a. m.
Mrs. Perry Lesh. 4015 Guilford
Ave. entertained Monday with a
luncheon bridge for Miss Thelma
Blossom, who is 10 marry John r.
Wheeler Of Chicago. June Z. The
guests included members Of the bri-
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81 TTENDANTS for the wedding
| q Of Miss Isabella Wolf, daugh-
I'll ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Wolf, Abs y. Meridian St, and Wei
don Crum Of South Bend, which will
take place June 10. are Miss Mary
Leasure Of Tallahassee. FIaa maid Of
honor; Misses Marion Mead. Dawn
Wilson, Helen Nida and Dorothy
Thomas. all Of Columbus. Ohio,
bridesmaids. and Clinton Ketcham,
South Bend, best man.
The wedding will take place at 4
o'clock on terrace Of the Wolf home
with the Rev. J. Ambrose DunkeI
officiating.
Among the parties arranged for
the bride-elect is a miscellaneous
shower and bridge Monday night at
the home Of Miss Marcella Ness.
4139 College Ave.
Miss Helena Wilmans. 2436 Broad
way, win entertain for her the after
noon Of May 3 and Mrs. l. J. Nc
MILAN that night June 4. Mrs Al
bert WATSON viii give a theater
party and June 5 Miss Margaret
Reid viii entertain with a linen
shower
The night before the wedding Mr.
and Mrs. Wolf will give a bridal
dinner for the bridal party and a
few intimate friends
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ". Korn. 4627
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This Hair Remover
Gets Roots and All

Here's the greatest thing for hair
dishgured womanknd that has hap
pened in a hundred years! A way to
actually remove the roots Of superfiu-
Gus hair-easily, quickly and harmless
ly! A method that does away forever
with shaving, electrolyss, and the ap-
plication of preparations which merely
take off the surface hair.
The new phelactine process is so GER
tain to remove the hair, entire roots
and ALL that druggists are having big
demand for it. There's no odor or muss-
mess about phelactine, and 1t is en-
tirely non -poisonous--a child could
safely eat it. Get a stick of phelactine
today, follow the simple directions, and
you win have the surprise Of your life.
with your own eyes you will see the
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Yes, MILOrdl

Dear Miss Lee. My husband and
have been married seven years. We are
30 years old. He is a good worker and
does not spend much money foolishly. that
[ know Of We are buying a home
Both of us like dancing. But he seems
to be most pleased when he goes by
himself and | stay home or go somewhere
else.
7 asked him whether I could bob my
hair and he did not want me to. So
had 1t cut anyway. He says he will leave
me.
7 care for him. He nistreats ME from
the time he comes home until he goes to
work again His temper is very bad
always try to keep quiet. / do al my
work at homo and work somewhere else TO
help buy our home.
He always does what he wants TO do
but 7 must do Just as he tells me or he
sets angry.
Please advise me what to do. T NJ G.
As long as you let your husband
tyrannize over you, he will do so.
You might as we'll settle the ques-
ton now. Let him get angry a few
times because you will not do as he
dictates-but don't give in, and don I
lose your own temper.
If your new residence is to be
more than a house, if it is to be
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TWO KILLED IN
AUTO CRASHES
One Dies Three Injured in.
Evansville Collision.
BU United Press

BIZ United Press
EVANSVILLE, Ind. May Go
One woman is dead and two women
and one man are in a local hos
pitaI today as the result of an au-
tomobile crash on the Dixie Bee
highway Sunday night. Two of the
injured may die.
Elisha Blair. driver of the car
which turned over when in collision
with another. is held pending inve5-
LEGATION of the crash. He was I'M
injured
The dead woman is Mary ThOmp-
son. 81 years old. The injured are
Edith and Elizabeth Roth, sisters.
internal injuries, and James Bear
den. body and chest badly crushed
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LETTER FROM SALLY ATHER-
TON to MRS. JOSEPH GRAVES
HAMILTON


TON to MRS. JOSEPH GRAVES
HAMILTON
DEAR MRS. HAMILTON:
wish l could express to you and
Mr. Hamilton my appreciation of
your lively gifts. The travelling bag
came this morning, and / shall be
very much pleased, also with the
silver brocade evening gown.
You see 1 am not in mourning,
and you, of course, doubtless know
that Sam and l were more or less
estranged for many months before
his death. l would feel myself a
great hypocr1te if I made a show
of deep grief.
l don't want to give -OJ the idea,
however, that am so heartless
as not TO grieve at all for Sam. No
woman can live with a man some
years and go through the hardships
with him that I did without having
a bond of tenderness toward him
which when severed as irrevoCably
as death must sever it will bring
loneliness and d feeling of being
cast adrift without any port in
sight
However. I do not mind telling
you my dear Mrs. Hamilton, that
one Of my little philosophers of life
is that yesterday is absolutely dead
to me. l put 1t behind me as far
as I can, if the memory Of 1t brings
sorrow: and I smile and feel that
whatever comes fate can not take
away from me the happiness which
came when yesterday brought Joy.
There | go. Mrs Hamilton, 1
sometimes think 7 am the most
garrulous letter writer in the world
Things I can not possibly tell any
one. ] can write. But oh, you and
Mr.. Hamilton have been so kind TO
Ime. that know you must have
some feeling Of friendship for me in
your hearts.
have had so little friendship in
my life that | cling to every
modicun that is offered me. I often
think that that was the trouble be
tween Sam and me. We were not
friends. have always held up to
my acquaintances yoI and Mr.
Hamilton as being true friends when
/ [ wished to prove that friendship
was even more necessary to mar
riaGe than love.
like very much to work for your
daughters husband, Mr. Prescott.
You know. my dear Mrs. Hamilton,
I have TO have something besides
the mere routine of business to in
terest me, and his enthusiasm and
somewhat erratic way Of getting
that enthusiasm out Of his system
IS most amusing at times. What
ever he may do to Leslie you may
be sure he will never bore her
I haven't seen Leslie as much as
7 would like since ! have been here.
Perhaps I am ito blame for this be
cause I have a curious sort Of an
idea that a business woman must
not attempt any social life Leslie.
dear girl. has often asked me to
meet some Of her friends but 10 me
that has been impossible. She is
one OF tho sweetest women I have
ever known. however. and hope
sho knows Row I feel toward her
This letter has stretched itself out
to an unconscionable length, but I
was so touched with your wonderful
gifts that felt l must unhurden
my heart 10 you little. In closing
this letter may I say.
With much love,
SALLY ATHERTON.
Copyright. 1924. NEA Service. Inc)
NEXT. LETTER FROM EDGER-
TON SANTLEY To MRS. RUTH
ELLINGTON.
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Michigan City Man Dies

BIZ UifCf PTCSS
SOUTH BEND. May 26.-One man
is dead today and six are suffering
from injuries received in a series Of
auto accidents over the week end.
William r Scott, So. Michigan
City. died Sunday OF injuries re-
ceived when the auto in which he
was riding was struck by another
car. the driver of which fed. Mrs.
John Baughman, %. and her son,
George, S, of Michigan City, were
injured.
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dal party. The brides colors. orchid
and blue. were used in appointments.
Miss Alwina Selka. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Selka, whose
marriage 10 Ralph Duncan will take
place Tune g. will be entertained
Tuesday night with a bridge and
Kitchen shower given by her maid Of
honor, Miss Charlotte Hambroch. at
the homes of the bride-elect. 144l
Fairfield Ave
Saturday Miss Selka will entertain
at home with "a rousseau tea. June
4 members Of the Chldreu's sun
shine Gui,d Of Suunyside. Of which
the brides mother is "a member. will
entertain for her June Mr.. and
Mrs. Selka Will entertain with a brf
dal breakfast 10" the wedding party.
Miss Jennie Lind Pile of Green.
borough. y. c.. who Is to be one OF
the bridesmaids. viii arrive June 8.
Rooms Of the Propylaeum. 1910 n.
Delaware St. were fragrant with
spring flowers Monday afternoon
when the Monday Club closed clubs
activities for the year with "a guest
party.
A t,ux "c,-oy,7fr,, N,.,,,,,.,.. O.. 49,.
Mrs j. r Edwards with vocal Sc.
lections by Mrs. q. r. Bohymer. ac-
companied 10y Mrs VI. d. Didway
was on the program
Miss F'rieda F!eider gave several
vocal selections.
Assisting hostes ses for the after
noon were Mrs. Walter Mayer. Mrs.
Carl spencer. Mrs. s. Douglass
Bash. Mrs. O. F. Mehrinc, and Miss
Hester tlen,
The afternoon closed with the
singing OF Aud Lang Syue." by
Mrs. w. F. circuit. 1928 Ruckle
ST., entertained members Of the Et
Cetera Club Monday at their last
laId lor twenty, mrs - r.. Bowman
was assisting assisting hostess
D-.'''''S va ga i'''i'''S' ''.'i nm
J,donordor. eoo,a, cr,,,, -..r,
-. - 80 w VIZ 'o Gu
n. New Jersey 81
-.
MIS- Lawrence ~ far'e' VINO re-
cen'5 nloEeo 10 lIiolaha poAS' en-
tei ll'ihea Mohuay afternoon Tor Miss
ruin Eariy ana MISS HeIeh irene
tNoS| Two nrloes-elect. mrs Earle,
was MISS Heleh Berry before her
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Clubs and
Meetings

Members of the Themis Club
were entertained Monday at lunch
con In the Polly Primm tea room.
in honor Of Mrs. B. c. Beisel, who is
leaving soon for California on a
motor trip.
Laveue Gossett Post. Veterans Of
Foreign Wars. Will give a card party
Tuesday night in the hall. 902 N.
Pershing Ave.
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White Flannel

White farnel suits on the line of
the tailored serges for spring are
shown Tor summer, sometimes lined
with brilliant colors to match the
scarf that is almost inevitably part
of the costume.
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married.
Some women. being of submissive
natures. may be dominated for q
long time, without rebelllng. But,
soner or later, almost any wife is
sure to resent tyranny.
A woman may admire a man s
Strength" and "masculinity" before
she marries him, but il she is fed
upon it day after day by her hus-
band it soon becomes ''bossiness."
"Cave-man" tactics may be resort
ed to to win a wife, but they seldom
help keep one.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-26
Trimming

Stripped or plaid georgette crepe is
frequently used as trimming on
frocks Of plain color, used as ruffles,
bands or in squares.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-05-26
Martha Lee Says
Martha Lee Sdys--
NY Lord and Master
Not for Modern Wife

My lord and MASTER in instances has yet
learned that that title is anquated He has discovered
average modern wife considers that enough
do he rules himself without also ruling the he
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if one would look always at her
best.
Some gorgeous specimens are in
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BIZ NEA Ssrrice

BIZ NFA Ssrrice
TITAN FRANCISCO, May 26.-
For milady's boudoir. Lat
III est fashion hints from the
Land of the Rising sun stress the
Importance of attractive kimonas
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To BrOken-Heart0d LOU
Put in His Place

Dear Martha Lee: For sixteen months
I have gone steady with a certain boy. We
quit. as friends. One Sunday he was at
my house. not invited by me. and he
made an insulting remark about one of
the boys with whom / am going now.
I told him be was not going to insult
me at my own home and he could leave
Did l do wrong. or did he? If I did,
will write him a note SWEETNESS.
Good for you! No. don't write him
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cluded in the $30.OOO exhibit sent
to San Francisco recently to form
part of a permanent exposition of
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a home. there will have to be a
change in the attitude of you and
your husband toward each other
Have you tried laughing at his an
ger, or ignoring it, instead-O submit
ting to it? That probably would
make him more angry than ever,
for a while, but it might effect an
eventual cure.
To Broken-Hearted Lou
Dear Martha Lee: Would you be kind
enough to publish for me an answer to
Broken Hearted Lou?
Little girl, now don't be foolish and
throw yourself away over this man. Few.
If any. are worth it. Do as Martha Lee
told YOU, turn around and start uphill.
and then continue to climb.
I was, at one time. in about the same
position as you. but today. thanks to good
advice. I hold a responsible position in
the business world. am well-respeCted ard
have a host of friends
Don't go to these public dances Pick
good company and you always will get
along. Once you are down, il is a hard
climb back and there always Is some
one to knock you. But Just hold up
your head and keep on climbing You
Please don't think that I am giving
you a lecture But experience is the best
teacher, and I am only trying to help
you. IT, at any time. 1 could help you.
please let me know through Miss Less
column ONE WHO KNOWS
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NEXT: LETTER FROM EDGER.
TON SANTLEY To MRS. RUTH
ELLINGTON.
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Independent Social Club will be en-.
tertained on Tuesday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. W. Z. Kyle, 2230
n. New Jersey St
Seward daily gateway., 1924-02-19

sion of the Federal barge line be- tween it's mills an dthe Gulf of Mex ico for carrying heavy steel products and the corporation mills in Gary, Ind, as we'll a sother mills in the Chicago district, are shipping steel to St. Louis by rail and thence to the southwest by river.
 The James & Laughlin Steel com pany, in addition to enlargements of it's fleet with new type ''box barge" and gondola barges, designed especially for heavy river duty, has acquired new towboats and bought land on the Mississippi at Memphis upon which it will erect steel ware house with river an d rail connce- tions for supplying it's trade in the south and southwest. It already has shipped some 10000 tons of steel south by water.
 The Wheeling Steel corporation which has been creating a formid able fleet of towboats and steel barges for transporting coal and steel among it's plants along the Ohio in Ohio and West Virginia, has in stalled modern river terminals and expects in the early spring to inaug- urate a down-river distribution sys- tenn similar to that operated out of Pittsburgh.