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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-22

Boys Terry Cloth Bath Robes:
neat designs and colors. O. OE
Sizes to TO- Friday. 80. QA.SO
STREET FLOOR.
Boys Sport Belts Of rayon and
leather ends: sports colors;
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buckle. Each .....r...... TN
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Boys Hats and Caps-rain hats,
wash hats, golf caps and col 10c
lege caps Cleanup price. go. ~
STREET FLOOR.
BOYS Genuine Palm Beach
Suits, newest 1926 patterns; GA OE
golf Knockers. Special -. ~OS1O
STREET FLOOR
Boys Sport Goats. in Atwood
blue serge and Summer
fabrics. Sizes Z TO II. Fri. ck az
day .......... ............ VIZ
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5 for Sl.OO.

THIkD FLOUh
Children's One-piece Sleeping
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or orchid Sizes to II years; 7Er
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THIRD FLOOR
Women's Glove Silk Chemise,
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80 to "A. Choice of peach, CT QS
flesh, orchid and nile. at ~ ~
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100 Boxes of Writing Paper or
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fine selection at.............. ~
STREET FLOOR
Women's "Gloria" Umbrellas,
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72x105 and 8lxl05 Crinkled
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THIRD FLOOR
ACC Pillows. covered with good
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THIRD FLOOR
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ing. Choice Of all sizes at ~ ~
THIRD FLOOR
30.in. Army Cot. with strong,
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alone ..,..........,... |O'/O
THIRD FLOOR
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Women's White Cotton Hand
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Reserve Officers Appointed.

Del Roy w. Coleman. 1855 Cali
fornia street, has been appointed
first lieutenant of Infantry and Archie
r. McGready, 302 McLachlen Build
ing, first lieutenant of Coast
Artillery, both in the Reserve Corps
of the Army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-22
TRY LEMON JUICE
TO WHITEN SKIN

The only harm
less way to bleach
the skin white is
to mix the juice of
two lemons with
three ounces of Or
chard White, which
any druggist will
supply for a few
cents. Shake well
~ a ha4%la onJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-22

you have a whole quarter-pint of the
most wonderful skin whitener, soft
ener and beautifer.
Massage this sweetly fragrant
lemon bleach into the face, neck,
arms and hands. 1t can not irritate.
Famous stage beauties use it to bring
that clear, youthful skin and rosy
white complexion; also as a freckle,
sunhurn and tan bleach You must
mix this remarkable lotion yourself.
1t can not be bought ready to use
because it acts best Immediately after
it is prepared.
Orchard White
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-22

For ages the scientists have sought
unsuccessfully for a means TO restore
the original luster to pearls which
have lost it,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-22
Friday Opportunities
Special Reduced! One-DGy-O Only Bargains!

Big Ben and Baby Ben Alarm
Clocks, both of them famous time
keepers that are usually 60 20
1926. Special at. ....... ~~"H =
STREET FLOOR
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consisting of three-row strand. with
mid. pearl catch, and a
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Tor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. " ~ "
STREET FLOOR
Remnants of White and Colored
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madras, Bingham, etc, usu- OUsr
ally 25c to 38c. Yard. =. L ZF1C
THIRD FLOOR
Remnants Of 29c to SOC Wash
Fabrics, including voiles, woven tissues,
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THIRD FLOOR
Square Cretonne Cushions, In
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FOURTH FLOOR
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FOURTH FLOOR
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linene, reduced from the usual I0~
price of 69c to only. ........ tn
FOURTH FLOOR
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from handling, and conse- @ 10
quently reduced to only. VA'O1
THIRD FLOOR
so Bingham Band Aprons, in
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Reduced for Friday clearance 1E~
THIRD FLOOR.
rs Costume Slips. of dainty
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THIRD FLOOR
50 Prs. of Rayon Bloomers and
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pastel shades. Marked Ct 00
down from Sl.50 to-. ~ wv
THIRD FLOOR
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fitted with purse and mirror Also fitted
with vanity boxes of imita- CT M
ton leather. Choice at. ~ wv
STREET FLOOR
Women's Fine Ribbed Cotton
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THIRD FLOOR
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wears, for only. ... V sO1
FOURTH FLOOR
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above knickers; two attractive styles
in sizes to 20 years. CT O0
Only :.........:... ~ A"OO
Bows Wash Suits, of fast-col-
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MILDLY, Regulation and other styles
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sleeveless knee length style of checked
nainsook. Sizes 20 to 81. 10
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of fine wool tightly woven. CT 10
Sizes 20 to 81. Special at ~ ny
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THIRD FLOOR

Silver Bleached Damask Sets,
consisting of cloth and six napkins, Of
value for 1900
THIRD FLOOR
Ravon Scarfs and Doilies, for
msrly $3.50 $3.50 ;, to $780, IL Price
THIRD FLOOR
Bleach Damask Pattern Cloths,
of pure Irish linen, marked down from
$500 to $3.50
THIRD FLOOR
300 Prs. of Ruffled Curtains, of
dainty blocked Marquisette;
"a yards long with tie backs. AOC
Pr. ,.................
FIFTH FLOOR
Cretonne Sofa or Porch Cush-
ions, covered with gay patterns. hOC
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FIFTH FLOOR
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in good disable lengths for different
purposes. Three groups, yard
lOC, SOC and SOC
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800 Opaque Window Shades, in
several solid colors. Size SO IOr
inches by E feet. Big bargains, ca. TN
FIFTH FLOOR
Cretonne Covered Cushions and
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more attractive and com. CT 50
Portable. Set, only. ...... ~ sOO
FIFTH FLOOR
Rayon Taffeta, in pleasing plain
shades and pretty striped eff.
fects. Usual Csc grade, re- EEC
duced observation-disclosures. OON
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Sheer Marquisette, in plain as
well as blocked effects. A splendid
value at this low price. Yard, 10C
only .................,.. ~
FIFTH FLOOR
Stenciled Crash Table Runners
and Covers; in various
d GffaEad !, and 'olor', I2 Price
FIFTH FLOOR
soc Cretonnes. in large and
varied selection--at worthwhile Fri
day reduction. Your choice, 1Ec
yard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. OOA
FIFTH FLOOR
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Pabco Felt Base Rugs, greatly
reduced because Of slight impenections.
40 f, ,u., for o0,, Sl.OO
AK, #. for onl, Sl.25
FIFTH FLOOR
200 Imported Cretonne Rag
Rugs, size pisa inches; with hit or
miss center and crowfoot Dor k2~
der. Only OOC
FIFTH FLOOR
''Pabco" Art Squares size 9xl2
feet, cut from full rolls, without borders.
Easy to clean with damp So O5
cloth. Only ...,...,.. wv.
FIFTH FLOOR
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inches. in colorful stenciled E0r
designs. Special. for.......... ~
FIFTH FLOOR
100 Period End Tables. made
of fine gummed wood, with pretty
mahogany finish. Special % DIX
value at. observation-disclosures. ~%%'%O
FIFTH FLOOR
so Black Enameled Hat Boxes,
in the convenient Pullman size -9xlS
inches; with hat crown CD 0E
and two pockets. Only. =. p%s ~
FIFTH FLOOR
SITS Telephone Stand, made of
gummed wood, mahogany finished.
Stands 30 inches high. Com CD OK
plete with stool seat, for. pA"
FIFTH FLOOR
(6l Short Flannel Goats, in
sizes 10 to 20, were former.
ly marked 1895. Friday ca OK
only ............... W.T."
SPORT SHOP. SECOND FLOOR
90 Full Length Flannel Coats,
in the smart light shades.
Sizes 10, IS and 20; usual G. OK
Sl9.95 grades. .....,..... ~ ~
SPORT SHOP. SECOND FLOOR
Ill Flannel Suits, that were
$3.50, sizes "A to 20 only g OK
reduced to. .............. ~] 80
SPORT SHOP. SECOND FLOOR
~ Knicker Suits, of gray crash
in sizes IA to SO. Usually G. OK
sos each ...s... VO"/O =
SECOND FLOOR
(25) Linen knicker Suits, that
have been s8.95 and 1926, G. OK
but are reduced to- ... VOs|0
SPORT SHOP. SECOND FLOOR
(1D Checked Upper Suits,
, we're $3.50, SOB bu, ! have been S4.O5
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81 Linen Riding Habits, with
flare coats, $ i" ny. white only. S7.05
SPORT SHOP SECOND FLOOR
(43) Georgette Goats, in pleas
ing assortment Of colors and styles.
t Different mt 81 si1, 5 reduced $3.50
SECOND FLOOR
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clearing tomorrow at. 49,. pOsOV
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linen, smartly tailored, are CA En
reduced from $8.95 to only aQO.OU
SECOND FLOOR
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crash, in assorted sizes,
were originally S4.95. Re- q = En
duced to. ...,.......... QOsOO
SECOND FLOOR
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Short Lot of Satin Taffeta Rib
bon, ranging in width from to 4
inches. Choice of pretty 1EC
shades; yard. .............. AON
STREET FLOOR
Satin Back Velvet Ribbon. 2
inches wide, in a good assert. 0Or
ment of colors. Yard, only. nv
STREET FLOOR
Venise Lace Bands and Edges,
from 2 to 4 inches in width. Beautiful
patterns, offered tomorrow, a 6Oc
yard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
STREET FLOOR
Short Lot of Chinese Hand
Crocheted Laces, both edges and inser.
.iOns, and ~ inches wide. Zoe
Special, yard. ................ w
STREET FLOOR
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and other Trimmings. offered for clear
ance at q price. Now
lOC to $50
STREET FLOOR
99-in. Unbleached Cotton, in
various desirable lengths;
reduced from l8c yard TO 0Hs~
only ..........-... - -
THIRD FLOOR
36-in. Fine Bleached Cotton,
entirely free from dressing.
A &c grade, special tomorrow; 1EC
ward NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. AO~
THIRD FLOOR
Choice of Sheets. in sizes 72x99,
8Ix9O and 63x99 inches. Spleen 20C
dId values at. ........s..s-'. -
THIRD FLOOR
Fine Linen Towels, with hem
stitched ends; reduced from E0~
the usual price of 75c TO only O1$
THIRD FLOOR
Porto Rican Linen Towels. in
guest size. with prettily embroidered
ends. Reduced from
Use to SOC
THIRD FLOOR
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Bows Khaki Knockers, in the
dark shade; of serviceable quail EOr
ity. Sizes Z to 10 years, for only O1\
STREET FLOOR
Bows Wash and Straw Hats. in
neat little styles; splendid 20r
clearance group, at. ......... Nv
STREET FLOOR
Boys One-piece Bathing Suits,
of plain colored wool. Sizes CT 00
, to years; only ....... ~ wv
STREET FLOOR
BOYS and Girls koveralls, in
blue or khaki. Long or
short sleeved styles, in CT M
sizes 2 to 8. Pair. ...... ~ wv
STREET FLOOR
Boys Long Pants, of khaki or
white drill, with cuff bot
toms. Sizes to 10 years. CT M
Special at. ............ ~ wv
STREET FLOOR
Women's Swiss Ribbed Cotton
Vests, with built.up or strap tops. Sizes
SO to AZ. Special
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-04-05
RI0TING IN
CALCUTTAIS.
FATALT02 %
Large Number Wounded in
Clashes Between the Hin
dus and MOslems
ORDER Is NOW RESTORED
Mosques and Temples Were
Desecrated During Height
Of the Warfare
ORDER is NOW RESTORED

London, April ). E) Furious
rioting between the Hindus and the
Moslems, which for three successive
days kept northern Calcutta in tur-
moil, had resulted up to late Sunday
in % deaths and large number Of
wounded
There were 4S victims in hospitals
today. Unofficial records give Il
considerably higher number Of cas-
ualties.
Dispatches from Calcutta show that
it is difficult TO obtain reliable de-
tails Of the disturbances.
The trouble is said to have started
when band in Hindu procession
persisted in playing outside Il mos
que where Moslem service was in
progress. In the fighting that fol-
lowed. clubs, knives and all kinds Of
hand weapons were brought into use.
There was some shooting both in the
streets and from roofs. Of nearby
buildings.
Buildings Looted and Burned
The religious antagonists who
started the row soon were Joined by
roughs. Arson and looting soon be-
came part Of the promiscuous war
fare. several mosques and temples
being attacked and dcsccrated.
1t is reported that at one time the
police fired on the struggling mobs.
The worst of the outbreak was quell-
cd Saturday. A proclamation against
the assembling Of more than five
persons, and enforcement Of this or
der by arrests. aided in the rcstola-
tiOn Of order Sunday.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-04-05
MURPHY NOT TO
BE CANDIDATE
FOR STATE JOB
Decides Not to Seek Office Of
Superintendent of Pub
lie instruction

Announcement that he will not be u
candidate for the post Of state super
intendent Of public instruction was
made here today by R. B. Murphy.
chairman of the state board Of admin
istra ton.
In statement Murphy said: Il
wish to state that do not intend to
be q candidate for the office Of super
intendcnt Of public instruction at the
coming election. make this state
mcnt to clear any possible misundcr-
standing among my friends, from
whom 4 have received hundreds of
letters urging me to become a candi-
date. After considering the situa-
tion from all possible angles have
concluded that the seeking Of this
office demands too much sacrifice Of
money. and energy in comparison
with the salary paid.
"The state should. it seems to me,
at an carly date take steps to correct
this situation. It is distinctly not
crcditable to our state when the su-
perintendency of = small town school
system commands more salary than
the person charged with the RESPONSE
bility of directing the states public
school policy. appreciate very
highly the many assurances | have
had Of support and sincerely trust
that the office will secure an incumb-
ent whose worth is at least double
what ought to be expected for the
salary"
The post, now held by Miss Minnie
j. Nelson, pays $4,000 year.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-04-05
TO CELEBRATE
OPENING OF
BRIDGE BIDS
Structures Will Give Citizens
Of 3 Counties Chance to
BE NeighbOrs

Watford City, n. d., April o.--lP)--
High festival will be held here and
at Shafer. county seat of Mckenzie
county, on April -, the date set for
the opening of bids on the bridges
across the Missouri river at Sanish
and Williston.
Governor Sorlie and other mem
bers of the state highway commission
are expected TO attend the formal
opening Of bids together with the
county commissioners Of Mckenzie.
Mountrail and Williams counties. all
Of which will be benefited by the
new bridges. t
Although the bids will be opened at
Shafer, the county seat. the real celc-
bration will be held here since Shafcr
is not located on the river. The new
bridges will supersede ferries, which
now are the only means of crossing
the river except when it is frozen.
and will give the citizens Of the three
counties real opportunity to become
neighbors, according to l. Sanford Of
Banks, representative from Mckenzie
county at the last session Of the
legislature and one Of the leaders in
the proposed celebration.
we have needed and wanted these
bridges for so long that We will have
real cause for rejoicing when the
contracts for them actually are let"
Sanford said The western end of
each bridge will rest in Mckenzie
county The eastern end of the
Sanish bridge will rest in Mountrail
county and the eastern end Of the
Williston bridge will rest in Williams
county.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-04-05
new GALLONS
WILL BE USED
FOR CHAP MAN
Convicted Murderer and Rob.
ber Scheduled 10 Hang
Early Tomorrow
YALE is DENIED BODY
Chapman Is Given Permis-
sion to Appear Before
Board of Pardons,
YALE is DENIED BODY

Wethersfield, Conn.,, April 81
R)-Cerald Chapman must hang
for murder. The hoard Of par.
dons this afternoon unanimously
rejected his spplication for com.
mutation Of sentence to life I'm.
prisonment.
Chapman goes to the gallows At
midnight. His iMpassioned plea.
made In . low, penetrating voice.
frequently interrupted by
wrackinE cough, failed to impress
the Connecticut board Of pardOns,
which he earnestly addressed for
y minutes this afternoon In an
effort to get cOmmutation to life
imprisonment.
Wethersfield. Conn. April 5-OPl
Gerald Chapman. little outlaw VIII
was convicted Of shooting a police
man to death when surprised Will
rollbing a safe nearly two years ago
will be the first victim Of Connect
cuts new hanging machine shortl
after midnight unless pleas fo
commutation succeed.
The machine yanks man to tn
ceiling and then gives him an add
tional jerk as he comes down.
Chapman at six o'clock this even
ing will take his place in cell mex
to the gallOws room to await his ap
pointmcnt with death.
Funeral Is Planned
Chapman and his counsel have mad
plans in expectation of an unfavOr
able decision on his plea for commu
tation. Counsel is to claim the bod
and have q funeral in Hartford. les
the body 20 to the Yale medical schot
for dissection. as the law provides fo
Continued on page g.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-04-05
2 WOMEN ARE
BELIEVED TO
BE KIDNAPPED
Pair Of Youths, Who De-
manded Ransom From Hus-
band of One, Arrested

New York, April 5.--tAp Mario
Adinolfi, 18. and Frank Guzxo, 10,
were arrested Sunday and held with
out bail in connection with the mys-
teri0us disappearance Of two married
women from their homes.
Tuesday night Joseph Mauratore
and Michael Castailc reported that
their wives, 81 and SO respectively,
had disappeared. They were last
seen walking toward two youths on
the streets. Sunday morning, accord
ing to the story told detectives by
Castaile'. daughter. Anns, ~, the
two youths under arrest ferced open
the door of the Castsile apartment
and demanded to know where her
father was.
When told he was 1t work. they
displayed revolvers and sat down to
wait. Castaile said that when he re-
turned home he was held up and that
the youths asked how much he would
give for the return of his wife. Anna
slipped out Of the apartment and
SUMMONED police.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-04-05
VERDICT OF
CORONER JURY
RECONSTRUCTED
BichlOride Of Mercury Caused
kensal Mans Death In.
stead of Alcohol

Jamestown, N. D.. April 5. -OF)-
True to the ancient custom Of wom-
en-. the first women cor0ner's jury
ever to sit on case in North Da-
kota has changed its mind. The last
Of the week the coroner's jury in
the case of John jacobson. Kenssl
man who died on the night of March
3 after becoming intoxicated, recon-
sidered its earlier verdict of "death
by acute alcoholism" and returned
verdict Of "death by suicide from
taking bichloride Of mercury"
This reconsideration was due to
the returns on the chemical analysis
Of the stomach contents sent to the
University Of North Dakota. It. il
now held that Jacobson took the
bichloride OF mercury with suicidal
intent and drank the liquor to desd-
EN- the pain pf the deadly poison.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-04-05
TODAY
PLANES VERSUS MOSQUlTOS.
CORsuCHE Is DEAD.
THE MURDERS OF 1925.
100000 ALWAYS SICK.
BY ARTHUR BRISBANE
(C0pyright, l026).

The Marines at Quantico, Va, will
fight mosquitoes this summer with
flying machines.
Commander Mclean will scatter
from planes sawdust soaked in water
containing little arsenic.
It isn't strong enough to hurt hu-
mans, birds, fishcs--in fact. it's u
good tonic for them.
But it will destroy mosquitoes in
swamps, creeks or staynant water in
stantly, just as slap that does not
hurt your cheek kills the mosquito.
The government ought to be doing
that work everywhere, To rid the
entire country Of mosquitos would
be worth fifty times the national
debt.
It is said that the Rockefeller foun-
dation, which seeks 10 prevent dis
case, rather than to cure individuals,
may try the flying machine mos
quito attack. II successful, it would
end yellow fever and malaria for
ever.
Greeks now, as in Roman days arc
adaptable in anything. from teaching
and painting to tight-ropc dancing,
rs a Roman satirist remarked.
Eugene Cornuche, called "King Of
Deauville," awho died yesterday in
Paris, ruled in Trouville and Cannes
as well as in Deauville, ana in Paris
he controlled many important estab-
lishments.
He died worth at least $1O, 900, ,OoO-~-
much of 1t contributed BY foolish
Americans at the gambling tables.
Now turn to news from Great Bri-
tain. There the prison population
has fallen off In twelve years. Since
the war twenty-five jails have been
remodeled for other purposes. Here
we haven't jails enough. How do you
explain that?
Easily, bootlegging, creating new
crop Of millionaires, bringing in hum
dreds Of millions every year, has
created 9 new crop Of murderers and
other criminals.
Chinese doctors are paid when
their patients are we'll. No pay when
they are sick. If Uncle Sam could
arrange that for his children he
would save money. Every day there
are 100000 sick people in the Unit
Gu 0VSteSs AVoS W OOV,VVVSVVV wVAA-
ing days every year.
Allow IS for each day in these high
wage times, and you have enough to
pay the national debt.
Worse than the loss Of wages is
shortening Of life. Colds, that peo-
pie neglect or despise, weaken the
system permanently, and cut so many
months from your life at the far end.
- -
Science proves that canned vegeta-
bles retain their full quota Of Yitam-
ins. This has been known for ! long
time to doctors that gave canned to-
matoes to >infants In public institu-
tions, unable to afford fresh orange
Juice. The juice Of the. tomato IL
rich in vitamins, which makes it i'm
portant to include . well-made toma-
to soup pr canned tomatoes, stcwed.
in the regular family diet.
When President Coolidge and Sec
retary Mellon decided to cut income
taxes, they were told they wouldn't
raise enough money 70 pay govern
ment expenses. NoW. with lower
taxes, total psynents for March
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AIRPLANES
DROP BOMBS
NEAR CROWD
No Casualties Are Reported.
But Population Is
Panic Stricken
SIMILAR ACTION SUNDAY
Believed Work of Chang TsO.
Lin and His Ally, Mar.
shall WI Pei Flu

PeGng. April 5.-(F)--Two Man
churian airplancs dropped II bombs
today near a crowd which had gath
cred for an Arbor day ceremony.
There were no casualties.
1t had been announced by the news
papers that Ly Chung-1Gn. the kuo-
minchun commissioner In Pcking,
would be present. but he was unable
to attend.
The explosion Of the bombs Great
ed panic among the crowd.
Today's bombardment from the Air.
following that yesterday. is consid-
cred as the commencement Of real
siege Of the capital by the armies Of
Chang Tso-Lin, the Manchurian war
lord, and his powerful ally, Marshal
WI Pei Flu.
Sundays bombardment, like that
of today. did little damage. but it
served to distract the already har-
rassed population.