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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-15

Mayagiiez P. r.. mario, 1s, 1924.
osr. joss Tous Soto
Pie Partido Republican,,
Ponce P. r.
Es mi sentir que por encima de los
intcreses rartidaristas estan los inte-
s'eses de la Patria. Antepongamos es-
tos y salvaremos naestros ideales.
Rafael B0FILL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-15

P. D.-No puedo menos que recono-
GER y felicitar tambien que cl senor
Barcel6 esta ayudando en- la obra de
acercar a todos los portorriquenos.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-12-16

HANDY Painted Telephone Pads.
Dainty and conven- CT M
tent ................. WeVV
Pin Trays, In assorted sizes,
and pretty shades Of CT M
rose or blue. ........ UAsVV
Fancy Pincushions, in vari-
Gus styles and color CT m
ings ..................
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-12-16
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SECOND FEC OR

Children's SliU-On Sweaters. in
copen, green, tan and ST 00
white. ...............s.
-Infants' Japanese Embroidered
shoes, in pink or @1 m
blue WAoVV
Infants Wrappers, Gowns and
PetticOats, of good CT IN
flannelette. 3 for. ..... WA'V"
Infants KapOk Pillows, in
pink, blue or white. @1 M
2 for WAeUW
Silk CrOcheted Caps, @1 M
for the wee baby. -. WAsVV
Infants Caps, OF fine silk
poplin and crepe de &1 m
chine .................
Infants Long Dresses, with
tucks in skirt, embroidered Jokes
and lace at neck and @7 m
sleeves. 2 for. WsVV
--Infants' Long and Short Mus
lin PetticOats, with embroidered
ruffle. Sizes to 2 CT m
years. 2 for. WAoVV
-WOmen's Blouses. both tailored
and fancy styles. @1 m
White and colors. So. UAsV"
--WOmen's House Dresses, Of
gins h a m. Prettily 81 m
trimmed ............. WV~
Gowns Of Batiste, in white or
pastel colors, trimmed with
Porto Rican hand en- @1 m
broidery ..............
-F7annelette Gowns, Of white
or fancy pink and blue
stripes. Trimmed with CT m
braid ................
Dress Aprons, Of novelty per-
Gale, or plain colored suiting.
New straig hit line CT M
models .....I.........
-BIOOmerS, Of sateen or cotton
crepe. Flesh or white. CT M
Rubber Pants. for infants, in
flesh, white and natural @1 M
colors. for. ........ WASVV
-DOubIe-faced Blankets, in white
with pink or blue borders,
or plain pink or 81 IN
blue ...............
Infants Short Dresses, with
lace insertions, deep hem, pointed
embroidered Jokes with tucks
and lace at neck and 81 IN
Infants 3-Piece Toilet Sets.
prettily hand @1 m
painted s..ss~.&~.-.-.. WAsVV
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-12-16
THIRD FLOOR


IS ugar and Cream Sets,
of imported Japanese Ct. IN
China ..........
--18-Piece White China Dinner
Ware Set Splendid @1 M
quality ............... OAeVV
Electric Curling IrOns-'Tdeal"
Brand. A convenient @1 M
money saver. ......... WsVV
Electric Waving Irons. to keep
the hair properly @7 M
waved ..s.............
-NickeI-plated Serving CT M
Trays. round shape. VAeVV
Wine Glasses, of thin blown
glass, in attractive pat CT m
terms. for. ......... WAsVV
Toast and Tea Sets ideal
for the sick room. 2 S1OO
pieces ................
-Inlaid LinOIeum, in 15-patterns
and colorings. Slight seconds
of $1.5S grade. So. Ct M
va ............s.s
'--25x5O-Inch Colonial Rag Rugs,
tOAJ oAbA uNSANC AOA NSbA Il NNW
or bedrooms .......... WAsVV
-27x54-IncIr Tapestry Rugs,
ideal as scatter ST 90
rugs .................
-S6xS6.Inch Felt Rugs. 81 on
Worth $685.. ......... WVV
-18xS6-Inch Bath Mats, In
pretty colorings and S1.0
splendid quality ...... WAsV"
-Scarfs or Table Runners, Of
velour, cretonne and taffeta eff
fects with braided de- 81 m
signs. Size 1880 in... WAsV"
Panel Curtains, of novelty
braided effects, scrim, wolfe,
bungalow net, and 81 M
marquisette ..........
Fancy Pillows, of cretonne
and poplin combinations, 81 M
etc. .................
Dainty Ruffled and Noting.
ham Lace Curtains. in regula-
ton sill length and CT M
width. Pair. .......... WV~
High Grade Oil Opaque Win.
dow Shades, 38 inches wide by
s It. 8 inches long. Mounted
on Hartshorn S1.M
rollers ................
Leather Boston Bags, of brown
or black split cowhide, with
double handles, strap and buckle
fasteners. IA or Is 81 IN
inch sizes ............
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-12-16
STREET FLOOR

--MarCexs apiece Bath Sets, consisting of one
large towel, one guest towel and one wash CO Ol
CLOTH Novelty borders. ............ OA'VO
Misses Onyx Hosiery, allover silk, full cO M
fashioned. in black and colors. Pair. -. OH"VV
-WOmen's Handmade Handkerchiefs, all linen and
corners oo IN in po s0iG Gor with $500
-WOmen'ss Novelty Step-ins, of fancy weave rayon.
slashed at side. In peach, orchid and 60 M
flesh. Two pairs in box at.......... VA'OV
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-12-16

-S-piece Toilet Sets. consisting
Of comb, brush and mirror in
tutone effect. OF imitation
white ivory or amber. eS m
AT ......r............
Pure Linen Dinner Napkins,
22-inch size, Of good, heavy
sdamaslS. In neat pat 0S m
terms. A dozen. -. O'OO
Mems Travelling Rolls, made
/ Of genuine leather. Z @S 40
fittings :............
--WOmen's Bags, in all the lat
est styles, made of genuine
seal, genuine morocco, genuine
beaver calf, also silk OK M
bags. Your choice. 49,. WOsVV
Doll Head Ornaments, with
pincushion or guest 0S On
room powder puffo..
-Satin-Lined Work Baskets, in
a large assortment of @S m
styles ..............
Pearl Handle Pen Knives,
the ideal gift for a @R M
man ..........
Lingerie Sets, consisting of
pair of round garters and rose.
buds for trimming Qk M
lingerie ..s...........
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-12-16

ana nSnns G Ga ns f Per r p $500
Mems Hip Books, made of genuine calf leather
sass brown .. tan and gray Regularly $500
leather. Go black Rs sns %sss Of goat $500
-IndestructbIe Manufactured Pearl Bead Chokers,
S S,se sterling silver clasp. Neatly $500
aassss designs: Were attractive $500
-WOmens RadmoOr Hosiery, full fashioned silk
stockings, with double knee feature; have
cerized tops and feet In black and 80 co M
colors. Fair OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. @'V"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-12-16
THIRD FLOOR

Electric Irons, with nickel
finish. A good handy S5 M
size .......... ........
-7.piece Berry Sets. Of imported
china, in n e at pat @R M
terms ..........'s. -. :.
Cake Sets. Of imported china,
with pretty gold dec S5.M
orations .............
Dinner Chimes, in very @5 m
musical sweet tones. VO
-17-piece Tea Sets. of i'm
ported china, in attrac- az M
tive patterns. .........
--Mahogany-ffnished BoudOir
Clocks, very attractive @h I'M
for a gift. ............
-Pyrex Oven Glassware @5 IN
Sets, for gifts. 49,: "
-5.piece SiIver.pIated Tea Sets.
in attractive p 1T M M
e terms .............. 49,.
Double Strap Suit Cases, of
heavy black enameled duck with
leather corners, inside tray, and
shirred top pockets. @6 m
Sizes "a, 26 inches. WVO
-WOmen's Over Night Cases,
of highly enameled materials,
with inside tray, shirred top
pocket, and good catches and
lock. 20, % or "a inch S5 00
sizes .............' 49,
Leather Lined Travelling Bags.
Of crepe grained or smooth tan
or walrus grained cow &R m
hide. 16 or Is inch sizes ~OV
Mating Covered Utility
Chests, good handy 81 an
sizes .............r...
Rope Portieres. with double
festoon drapery top. G5 M
Plain colors. .........
Table Runners, Of velour and
fiber silk, also damask in vari-
GUS sizes. including Lam &S M
brequins for pianos. WVN
-Arlnure Tapestry Couch Gov
erS, of extra heavy ~ mi
quality ,......g.....-
,-6x9 #. COngoleurn and Wal
tona Rugs. seconds of $40
grade, in splendid, condition, no
breaks or holes. All ~ an
are bordered. ....... 'VV
-27x54-inch Administer Rugs,
in pretty pat $500
terms ................
-S6x6S-inch Velvet Rugs. for
living or drawing az IN
room, ................
-9x12-ft. Combination Fiber
Rugs, that wear splen- CH mi
didly ..............'.'.,
--6x9.ft. Wool and Fiber Rugs.
excellent for dining GS M
rooms -. ............
-24x48 and 27x54-inch Chenille
Bath Rugs, in pretty @S IN
colorS, 49,. ............
FLOOR
Black Satin D'Orsay @S m
splendid quality. ....... VV'VV
Toys at $500
--Scooters.
-Radiopticans.
Magic Lanterns.
lives Mechanical Train Sets.
TOOL Chests.
Doll Trunks.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-12-16
THIRD FLOOR

Desk Reading Lamps, with flexible GO m
smart OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
n K5iie Carving Sets with stainless $500
F5a9, ss., syssra'ea $500
~ SCI. Sets, Of imported china. 7Dises $500
-7-piece Berry Sets, of Imported china in GO IN
attractive patterns ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. WA'VV
Bohemian Art Glass Ware, in an CC m
assortment Of pieces ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. UA'VV
i mP,a''ie AF' 1orehsrss' ideal for hall $500
Brief Cases, of 15-neh brown or mahogany Du.
pont fabricoid, with pockets, short straps co IN
ana soou lock. ...................... .:..
Velour Pillows in attractive round OO ~
shapes and assorted colors. .............. UAsVV
lace Bed ,r ssts e. serm and vole-Eull sss $500
.o4t.9 .so, TsRs'y Table Covers in as $500
as s'1 .fsse Lace Curtains in handsome real $500
vsS5 rss Felt Bass Rugs oorsr in neat $500
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-12-16
FOURTH FLOOR

Ash Trays, in various styles
These are very attrac. CT M
tive .................
Bud Vases, ideal for one
rose or other single CT mn
flowers ..............
-Sanitas, and IS piece lunch
con sets, in attractive @1 M
patterns ............ WA'VV
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-12-16
SECOND FLOOR
-WOmen's Regular $1.95 @S M
House Dresses, 3 for VeVO

-WOmen's Regular $1.s5 S5 M
House Dresses, for WVeVV
-Tunic RIOuses, Of heavy crepe
de chine, crepe knit. embroidered
crepe, ETC., with long and short
sleeves, . and with or without
collars. Pretty new shades
from. which to @5 M
choose .....f..........
-Women's Silk Skirts. in plain
and pIeated styles, S5.M
and a variety Of colors ~VoVV
-OpOssum Fur Scarfs. in brown
or Stone 'Marten shades. Made
Of prime skins and finished with
head, tail and paws. Regular
$685., 1896 and $1,000 G5 M
values ,...........
Envelope Chemise. of crepe
de chine or crepe back satin.
Trimmed with Venice az m
and val lace. .........
Vest and Step-in Sets, Of crepe,
IA1kOISu StyACS WAN OAAAOAO1AOAO0
desig n So flesh and &5 M
peach ...............
Crepe de Chine Gowns, strap
models with val and filet lace
panels and insertions. &R IN
Flesh, orchid and peach V"V
-TwO-piece Pajamas, of fancy
striped silk broadcloth with
Peter Pan collar, or of novelty
crep es in slip-over &S On
styles ................
-KimonOs, Of box loom crepe,
in rose and Copenh gen,
trimmed with hand &S M
embroidery ..........
Infants Imported Sweater
Suits, in combination colors.
TIL csc are something entire
ly new. Regularly &S m
$6.95 .....s........."
-ChiIdren's Coats, Of eiderdown,
mixtures and chinchilla, in
, white and colors. to az M
8 year sizes. ......... WV'UU
Girls Dresses, of blue serge,
velvet, and velvet and velour
combinations. to IA year sizes.
S5.95 TOD .$7.s5 val @S M
NeS ................
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-12-16

Silver Leaf Hairbands, in
many lovely de. @1 M
signs a..s..s....s. sVW
BoudOir Caps, in many pretty
shapes and dainty @1 M
colorings ......,...... WAeOW
Collar and Cuff Sets. nicely
bored for CIV 81 IN
ing ........s...
Lace Collar and Cuff Sets.
IN several pretty pat 81 M
Collar and Cuff Sets, Of
white and bingham. Ct M
Seml-stiff ............ WVW
-Semi-stiff Collar and Cuff Sets,
Of Bingham, in all the CT m
new shades. .......... vV
-Four Yards of Japanese Crepe.
in plain colors, for dresses. OF
fancy-work uses. the 4 81 On
yards .............s
-Four Pillow Cases, Of an ex.
cellent quality cotton, with.
out filling, the 4 81 m
4OT ss..s.s
Household Aprons, in all col
ors. Some are plain others
have painted designs @1 m
All neatly boxed. $685.. WA"VV
Boulder Bouquets, pin cush-
ions. Dorm boxes, powder puffs.
ETC., in the Notion De- @1 IN
partment, at. ....... WAeVV
Pure Linen Huck Towels, OF
fine buck with monogram Dor.
der and hemstitched CT on
ends. Size 1896 in... WAeVV
-S-Pieco Boxed Towel Sets, COLI
sisting Of large towel and two
wash cloths to match. @1 IN
Fancy Jacquard borders UAsVV
Boxed Writing Paper, Cards
and ENVELOPES to @1 M
matcn. $50: -. =.
-LabOulaye's Fairy Tales--ll.
Illustrated. Published at @1 IN
$3.50. For. WAsVV
-21z-lb. Fruit Cake, all ready
for your Christmas @1 M
-5-lbs. !. Of 20th Century Mix
ture, the candy chill @1 M
dren ike. ............ WAsVV
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-12-16
FOURTH FLOOR

Merry Maid Shoes @S M
in 20- different styles. UO'VV
Slipper Ornaments in a va.
riety Of pretty $500
styles s...-..~1.....s So.
-6-piece Hand Painted Desk
Sets in brown, rose. @E IN
black and blue. ....... ~U'VV
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-12-16
SECOND FLOOR

-WOmen's Novelty Wool Skirts, in vari- cC 4
Gus styles and colors. Observation-Disclosures. UASN
-WOmen's Home Dresses, of the well known Qut
and LAiglon makes, in pretty colors. CO
Regular $2.95 to 1895 values. ......... US"'
-"MarveItex" Costume Slips, with hip he
Colors: rose, tan, copen, nile peach, 60
Morning Apron FrOcI1s, of Manchester CO I
prints hand embroidered in fast colors. ;. ~A''
Philippine Gowns, of fine lingerie cloth; he
a %aas and embroidered in handsome de, ST.
Gloria Swanson Foxes Of Felt, in hen
copen, sand, red, brown, black and co
WOOD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 49,
Infants White Buntings with hood. CO
Trimmed with pink or blue ribbon. ...... WAe'
Infants Handmade Japanese Silk @C I
Quilts, in pink and blue VAs'
--Children's Hats, Of velvet, cloth and 90 (
silk. $295 and 1895 values. .......... WA"'
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-12-16

-WOmen's Novelty Kid Gloves,
short cuff style, in several pretI.
patterns. Black with white and
colors. embroidered @E M
backs, P. K. sewn. Pair
Two Pairs Of Women's Gloves,
one $3.50 pair Of imported
novelty fabric ,short-cuff gloves.
and one $3.50 pair Of novelty
short-cuff gIace kid gloves.
Two pairs in box. @S. IN
Tor
-WOmen's Glove Silk Vests,
bodice style. heavy quality, in
good colors. Two in sc. an
box at...............
-WOmen's Lace-Trimmed Hand
kerchiefs, with fine linen centers.
These are real lace @R M
trimmed. 2 in box for
-Women's Chiffon silk Hosiery,
aliover silk, full fashioned, OF
cobweb texture. Clear and sheer.
One pair of these $500 hose,
and one pair of $1.00 Gotham
invisible hose. Both @R IN
for ..................
Silk and Cotton Null Com.
forts. In pretty floral patterns
of rose, and blue, mercerized
cotton back, plain colored
border, cotton @S M
filled ............... UOsVU
Part-wOOI Crib Comforts, 42x54-
In. size, with pretty pink &6 m
and blue covers, at.... WUsVV
Crochet Spreads. S5x95 in.
with bolster throw to @S M
match, a set. .........
Mems Belt Sets, consisting. Of
Sterling Silver belt buckle and
beltogram, including belt. Neatly
boxed. These have cut az IN.
out initial. Set. ..... O
atses hrf- TN
Fancy Necklaces. ina large
assortment OF styles. Regular
prices from $3.50 to- @E M
SO. Special. ...... WV'VV
Mems Military Brushes. with
solid wood backs, @S m
pure bristles. At.... WV'UV
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-12-16
FOURTH FLOOR

w vdlR nainho" Baskets for fancy 500
blu. sn F'iHssa Candle Holders in black 500
Slippers at $500
Suede House Slippers l
Black Kid Boudoir Slippers
Better Grade Felt Ei.lo Slippers
Felt Slippers, ribbon trimmed leather soles.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-12-04

man, commissioner of labor and
printing, shows value of minerals
produced in state in 1928 was Six,
| S46,2 77 compared with $7,489, 405 in
| 1922. Production in 1928 is diVideg
between 127 producers of 25 or more
products.
WILMINGTON. - Steamer Min
Man takes cargo of 1000 bales OF
cotton and 900 tons of cottonseed
cake to Liverpool. Shipping board
steamer Tulsa is expected to take
5000 bales CT cotton about first Of
December to Bremen.
ASHEVILLE.-Thr pieces Of
business section property are
bought from DR.. II. II. Briggs by
E. d. Latta, real estate promoter
and capitalist, for which $225,O00 was
paid and on which will lbe construct
ed tWelVe-stOry office building, thea
ter and large automobile storage
garage.
RALEIGH Terry, convict
ed of violating dry law and given
parole to make crop and care for
family on Johnston county farm, be-
haved himself during his term of
freedom and is rewarded by commu-
tation of sentence by Governor Nor
rison from IS to y months.
ASIIENILLE.-Cap J. C. Gun
ningham, aged Ga, completes 80 years
Of service as carrier on rural route
No. 6 from Asheville, during which
he estimates he has delivered 9,000,-
900 pieces Of mail and travelled 10000
miles, He is presented gold watch
by fellow postoffice employees.
JAMESVILLE.- of James
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-12-04

Vile, which has "dried up" during
long struggle beginning in 1920,
closes it's doors as result Of "too
many loans in good times ard too
small deposits in trying times"
HICKORY.-R &c. Simpson, gen
eral manager of lines east, Southern
railway, is host at informal luncheon
complimenting Fairfax Harrison,
president Of road, at Simpsons home
here, about 300 invited guests, IL
Guiding many high officials Of rail
way attending.
STATESVILLE-Dr r. NJ. YoHnt,
49, one of Statesville's leading physi-
clans, dies at hospital at Charlotte
of complications unexpectedly de-
veloping after minor operation
ALBERMARLE.- Former Tailor
Homer, of Stanly county, is SEN
fenced to 80 days in Jail by Superior
Court Judge Lane for allowing pris-
oners to escape. Homer is delivered
into custody by Deputy Sheriff Bar
bee and soon afterwards Homer es-
capes. Barbee says he does not
know whether precedent will be APP
piled in his case.
CHARLOTTE.-Present methods
of dealing with crime ARE largely
failures" because they do not "ade-
quately protect society nor reform
the criminals nor deter others from
commission of crime" says Mrs.
Kate Burr Johnson, of Raleigh, state
welfare officer, in address before
joint meeting of woman's club and
other civic organizations. She advo-
Gated detailed broad remedial pro-
gram for state penal system.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-12-04

tons of ore, expected to average 81
per ton, is blocked out. Another
10000 tons of ore is yet to be blocked
out.
| BURLINGTON Two motor
| trucks, driven by negroes, collide and
are partially demolished One driver
Eflees. Crowd gathers and someone
! asks remaining driver what hap
! pened. TIN waiting 70 de explo-
/ sion" he said, explaining he had 100
! pounds of dynamite and box of per-
! cussion caps On truck. Crowd i'm
mediately disperses.
BURLINGTON.-Clinton Fox, de-
livery boy, is seriously injured when
| he, riding bicycle, meets motor car
! in collision.
BURLINGTON.-Fletcher Morton,
! II, is taken to hospital, where it is
| expected he will lose sight of one eye
| as result of being peppered with bird
| shot from waist to head when Robert
/ BrannOck, companion of quail hunt,
! fires load at bird and hits Morton,
standing so yards away.
GOLDSBORO. = Col. John NJ.
! Manning, son of attorney general,
WithdraWs from race for veterans
| loan fund commissionship and asks
| friends to support candidacy of Dan
| iel Boney, of Goldsboro, mutilated
| World war veteran and local lawyer,
according to telegram from Man
ming, at Raleigh.
SANFORD.-Workmen are clear
ing rIgnt-of-Way of Boone trail high
way which ultimately is expected to
lead from Sanford to Greensboro.
KINSTON.-J. Frank Lilies, law.
yer, is suffering from injuries about
head supposed to have been sus-
tanned when he fell at office, where
he was found, lying in pool of blood
and unconscious, by another lawyer.
RALEIGH.-Stat supreme court
| upholds, in decision on appeal, SEN
| tence of five to seven years imposed
en- A. w. George, of Elkin, former
cashier Of Farmers and Merchants
bank Of Elkin, convicted of misap-
/ proprition of funds.
MOUNT AIRY.-Reports from III
| kin quote y. w. George, former
I
ton of funds, as saying, after being
advised of loss of appeal to supreme
court, that IF I go to prison to serve
from fiv etc seven years. I will have
company" 1t is understood he has
sacrificed all his property to make
restitution as far as possible, and
that he will ask Governor Morrison
for pardon.
CORRESPONDENTS. r. L. Whit
field is seriously injured and Miss
Fleta Johnson is injured when they
are run down by automobile driven
by James HOlloWeu. Mrs. Whitfield,
so, is taken to hospital
MOUNT OLIVE.-One hundred
/ per cent of members of eastern Caro-
lima cooperative producers eX-
change. in annual meeting, sign
three-yedr cooperative contracts,
after hearing address by George
( Ross, of Raleigh. chief of state di-
vision of markets. Exchange last
/ year sold 400 acres of Irish potatoes.
( 40 cars of strin gbeans, 80 miscel
/ laneous cars.
NEW BERN.-Race for mayor be
y
! d. Bradham announces candidacy in
/ opposition to former mayor y. H.
! Bangert and c. H. Hall. Election
/ viii be held in spring.
I HIGH POINT.-CaIvin B. Brown,
chief organize of United States cham
/ Der Of commerce service bureau. will
/ deliver address December I at an
nual meeting of local chamber.
RALEIGH-R of NJ. L. Ship
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-12-04
Master SwindIer Has
Half Million Hidden
In Banks, LAWYER Says

NEW YORK, Dec. Clash and
negotiable securities to an amount
ranging between 100000 and $780,
600, possessed by Leo Koretz, who
is wanted in Chicago in connection
with alleged stock swindling sales
totaling approximately 52,000,000,
are secreted in New York banks, in
the opinion of Alphonse F. Speigel,
attorney, and representative of the
Chicago Title and Trust company.
Speigel, who is here protecting
Claimants against the alleged swim
{ :, said that Koretz. before leav-
ing for Chicago yesterday, gave him
a signed legal instrument assigning
to him all his properties found any
where in the world, surrendered
about $780, 900 and revealed the de-
tails of his financial operations in
t. city nis disappearance
from Chicago. Spelgel also declared
that Koretz and George r. Chris
tian, alleged embezzler of $2,500,000
from the bankrupt stock exchange
firm of Day e Heaton, in which he
was a partner, were cuisines ac-
quaintances and possibly partners in
fraud. He said that Christian had
given Koretz an indorsed blank
check which had been cashed for
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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-12-04
CONSTIPATION OVERCOME

The use of FOLEY CATHARTIC
TABLETS will bring speedy reliec
from constipation if taken promptly.
They are purely vegetable and act
on the liver MIR. John D. McCom6,
Lucas Co. Home, Toledo, Ohio,
writes: Have used Foley CATHAR-
TIC TABLETS in severe cases Of
constipation to which I am subject
and found them beneficial" FOLEY
CATHARTIC TABLETS are easy to
take, leave no unpleasant after ef-
fects. Try them. Sold everywhere.
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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-12-04
Mrs. Lou Morris
Buried At Sparta

SPARTA, Ca, Dec. Funeral
services for Mrs. Lou Morris, rs, one
of the oldest resident sof Sparta.
were held here Saturday. Mrs. Nor
ris had bee anin failing health many
months and her death was not I'M
expected.
Two sons, NJ. f.. Morris and George
Morris, both of Sparta, survive her.
besides several grandchildren and
other relatives. Rev. j. A. Partridge,
pastor of the Sparta Methodist
church, and other pastors of the
city, conducted the last rites at the
graVesiGe.