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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-10-14
IL.JITZ

That Tragedy, Continued
In the first act, as you may not
remember, Daniel acGS seen in
StrHctin0 the lions IN the intricate
art Of home breacing, 4cAfle -KeMe-
s0ac Mountain Lands qcatched "a
tears. At sthis time Magellan, n
heroic figure, at the helm of the
LeviGthGH, is assisting LeaRder to
StcizR the HelEespoRt.
ACT III
A Billiard Table.
Ace of Spades-So's your old man.
Mr.. Hyde-That's a reflection on
my mother, sir!
Haronn al RaselIId-WelA what of
Mr.. Hyde-Nothing. nothing; just
thought I'd mention it,
All clap hands, eUhile off-st0ge
chorus sings, in Russian:
Patty cake, patty-cake. bakers man,
Mama hit pa with a frying pan;
Panar replied with TINT
What price now is our family tree?
Haroun-Yes. knew your father
cell.
Mr.. Hyde-wen, III admit he was
. great drinker.
Haroun-How did he die?
Mr.. Hyde-Why, he didn't die. He
was that way naturally.
Curtain, Thank Cod
JOHN B. JOHNSON.
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HUSBAND ARRESTED IN
FAMILY ROW WITH WIFE

Directing to his landlady's in
reference in a family" argument
with his wife, Hunter B. Lloyd
1928 NJ st. \. W., called the police
and was himself arrested for dis
orderly conduct last night. RE
was fined SIS in police court TO-
day.
His boisterous swearing was dis
turbing the occupants of the house
when ] got there said Po1icema n
A. c. Pousen. of No. precinct,
$50 / took him in
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-10-14
No Mahogany

GENERAL ANDREWS RAN
afouI Of the Coolidge Economy"
scheme when he made a request
for mahogany office furniture to
be installed in his new office at
the Treasury. Although the diff
ference in cost is matter of 81.
the decree came down that ''Oak
would suffice"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-10-14
Travellers Aid Campaign

The Travellers Aid Society is de-
veIoping plans for an intensive
campaign for it's 1927 budget, Fred
erick A. DeIano, chairman. an.
nodnced today. Arthur c. Moses
mas provided headquarters az the
Burlington Hotel.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-10-14
LOUISIANAN APPOINTED
TO U. S. SHIPPING BOARD

President Coolidge today appoint.
ed r. X Snith, of Louisiana, as a
member OF the United States Ship
ping Board, succeeding J. H.
Walsh, resigned,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-10-14
Waterway Meet Called

The official call for the twenty
second annual convention of the Ma.
tlonaI Rivers and Harbors Congress-
was issued today by President Riley
.. Wilson. The congress will meet
here December s and 8.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-10-14

The prominent physician
aOhO stated that lOheR 4cOmen
shortened their dresses to
their knees they added 10
gears to their LiUes is noqU
Worried for fear that they
sctH decide to add so gears
to their liUes. G. II. D.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-10-14
TRADE GROUP ADVOCATES
PUBLIC SALES CLASSES

Efforts are being made by the
Merchants and Manufacturers AS
sociation to have night classes IN
craftsmanship in the District schools.
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BY BILL PRIcE.s
SPARE TIRE
Ree y. s. PAT. OFFICE j


THE OLDT1ME DANCE
o. schere hath a0ent the lCiggle-
which hdlf-mWde ladies used to
prGnce
after the bmrleycue goaS done,
To ediJy 0rGndpop and SOM
Ar, aChere Is Little Egypt mope
Who br0t the bIMSheS to the brO2C
OF Hiram, IN from East Pot Lack,
and Honest EsGu PaSSingbuck!
Where is Chooceeta teaching
school,
Or selling smokes 4chere pups ptdy
pool? ~,
Ind achere La Belle Marie, petite,
The lass Gcho neUer dtoUed her feet.
The VGnitieS mag Shoeu more hide
And many ShoqoS eau point tcith
pride
10 dancers capable and cute,
WHO haze their share of looks to
boot.
Bat, brother, as yoatr MIND returns
TO other dGys-Gnd nightS-it yedras
FOR Just bit Of real romance
An old-tine -koochee ddncel
JACK HENRY.
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CAPITAL SUMNER

A MAN WHO HAD BEEN TO
A SUMNER RESORT HAP
PENED TO SEE HIS FRIENDS
DAUGHTER JUST ONCE COM
MA AND THAT ONCE WAS
OUT ON THE BATHING BEACH
PERIOD LATER ON COMMA
WHEN THE MAN NET HIS
FRIEND COMMA THE FRIEND
ASKED COLON QUOTATION
MARK DID YOU SEE MUCH
OF MY DAUGHTER AT THE
SEASHORE QUESTION MARK
QUOTATION MARK IF YOU
Use YOUR NOODLE COMMA
YOU WILL READILY UNDER
STAND WHY THE REPLY WAS
COLON QUOTATION MARK
YES EXCLAMATION POINT
QUOTATION MARK.
WESTERN UNION.
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REVOLUTION


When speak, the mountains
Crumble at the thunder
OF my voice.
The flames of my breath
Reach skyWard
BcOrching the night-wind
In Its flight.
Old men tremble. and
The women huddle
In shadOWy doorway
Children gaze at me
In awe,
Watching my march
With uncOmprehending eyes
j am the voice of the multitude
OF men and women under
The yoke of masters.
Rich men in tweeds
Quake at my approach.
Old men In rags
Hail me with Joy.
] Rm-ReVOlutiOn.
JOHN c. ROGERS.
%A%
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-10-14

English honeymoomers are
fond of taking their aCedhing
trips IN Girpl0nes, but then
nL,OGys come doeOn to earth
like others.
AUNT DEDA,
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OUR DICTIONARY
WtZARp-Man who reaches under
the hood. witches something and
then your motor goes.
JOSEPH'S GOAT.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-09-30
AMOUNT
FOR EXPENSES
IS EXCESSIVE
House Goes ON Record
Opposing Chang es
Advertised by Text
Book Commission

AUSTIN, Texas. Sept. 30.-iHl---Tha
house Thursday went on record as
opposing any text book changes by
the state text book commission at 10
October meeting and ordered INV in-
vestigation Of conditions at John
Tarleton Junior Agricultural College,
Stephenville.
"a resolution Nv Representatives
George Purl Of Dallas pointed cut
that Governor Ferguson had failed tn
submit to the senate for confirma-
tion the names of text book commits
sion appointees; that proposed
changes had been advertised for tho
October meet; that changes were al
ways costly. and that the present per
capita scholastic apportionment war
only Sl1-5O. His resolution was
adopted, Is 70 2.
Representative WI. T. Graves or
Stephenville and % others signed
concurrent resolution providing for
appointment or three representatives
and two senators ~ conduct the in-
quiry or the college AZ Stephenville.
The resolution reitcrates that il haA
been grave criticism " the manage
ment Of the college" and that M is
alleged records III the state comp
trcller's office show that Dean N
Thomas Davis "has spent and al-
lowed 20 bc spent excessive travelling
expenses. including payment for
shaves. shines and scouting football
games"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-09-30

read at her preliminary hearire.
The evangelist declared asac under
went physical examination on her
return here but "such a thing was
unnecessary as the history OF my
case proves that such a thing would
have been impossible for the last
twelve years
Three additional guards To protect
Mrs. Sielaff "from danger Of the
gravest kind were ordered 10 watch
over the woman today BY 5 :. Hahn,
her attorney, whose action was ap-
proved by District Attorney Keyes.
Mrs. Sielaff confessed that she
Rad been coached BY AnEelus Temple
headquarters To perpetrate the miss
Xr hoax ut Carmel and produce a
woman to pose as the companion OF
Kenneth G.. Ormiston there. She is
declared to be one Of the star wit
nesses for the prosecution. Hahn
declared that private detectives.
hired BY others than himself or the
prosecution. had been 'hounding'
Mrs. Sielaff. Keyes asserted that the
woman must be protected nj all costs
in the interests of justice.
5. =. Hahn. attorney for Mrs. Sic
laff. obtained an admission yester-
day from Howard q. Benedict, owner
of the cottage ut Carmel where Mrs.
Mcpherson il alleged 70 have spent
ten days during her mysterious alb
sence with Kcnnth O. Ormiston. for
mcr Angelus Temple radio operator
that he believed Mrs. Siclaff had
been hired to frame the alleged
"Miss "" hoax
August England. city marshal of
Carmel, testified yesterday he had
seen the woman who was with Ormis-
ton at the beach city and was posi-
tive she was not Mrs. Mcpherson.
Mrs. Mcpherson. with her mother
and their array Of counsel. entered
through the court chambers few
minutes before the session opened
today. The evangelist was all smiles
as. she greeted friends and acquain-
tances.
Mrs. Kennedy. whose collapse yes
terdsy halted the hearing. showed no
effects of her illness. but appeared
fresh after her nights rest.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-09-30
MAKELOW RATES
FOR WORLD SERIES

HOUSTON. Texas. Sept 30.--Texas
baseball fans will welcome the an
nouncement just made By C. W.
Strain. passenger traffic manager Of
the Missouri Pacific Lines, that a
special round trir rate over the In
ternational- Great Northern Of one
and cne-half the regular one-way
fare has been authorized 70 Saint
Louis. Mo-. account the 1926 World
series baseball games.
Dates Of sale. Mr.. Strain said. will
include October .. 3 and 4. with n
final return limit Of October ~.
Tickets may bc purchased at all
points on the internationally Great
Northern and :. "A. II. x q. railroad.
Because Of the Cardinal lineup
including many former Texas League
players. several from the Houston
club, we find much interest being
shown in the series this year and
we anticipate heavy travel to the
games to be played at the mound
city, Mr.. Strain said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-09-30
3 TESTIFY in
CARzAKILLINC
Son of Dead Man Only
Eyewitness To Go
On Stand

Three witnesses appeared this
morning IN the trial of Emilio and
Victor Ortepa. and Ross Burlcson. Rio
Hondo constable. charged jointly with
the murder of Alfred Cara. Sr-- "a
y dance near Rio Hondo on Sunday
night. August p.
All dav yesterday was taken Ep
with selection Of jurors in the dis
trict criminal court where the case
i being tried. Jurors chosen yester-
day afternoon were q. W. Johnson.
M. A. Walker. W. n. Chase. +. W..
Sutherland. Nv. Wade. J. +. Carey
and G.. A. Brown. Those who had
been chosen yesterday morning were
Earl lookout. H. l.. Clark. II. +.
Downey. ". H. Vandiver and A. ~.
Boliinger.
Fernandez de Leon also was shot
and killed nj this dance. De Leon
was shot to death BY Cara. Sr., and
the latter was him elf slain. IL is
for his murder that the Ortcgas and
Constable Burleson are being tried.
The witnesses appearing on the
stand this morning we're Marcclo
Cara NJ Brownsville, undertaken,
who testified as to the wounds. VI.
8. COrkill NJ San flenito. who con-
Quoted the inquest. also was called
on the stand. The first eyewitness
to testify was Alfredo Garza, Jr.,
son or the dead man. Cara occu-
pied the stand for the greater part
az the morning and was the last
witness to testify before court re-
cessed for lunch.
II is expected that the trial will
ne long drawn GUt because Of the
fact that thera wsre numerous eye
witnesses 10 tav Incidents just pre-
ccding and during the affair. More
Of these were to 90 on the stand this
afternoon
John Klcibcr was acting in the
capacity Of special prosecutor in the
ease.
II. L. Yates is counsel for the de-
fcnse.
Self defence Is the plea being made
for the defendants. This was indi-
Gated IN the questioning Of jurors
yesterday and Of witnesses today.
Jurors were asked If they believed in
the corollary to the unwritten law Of
self defense that one person IA justl-
fled in killing another person to keen
that persons from Staying a third
person.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-09-30
CLAIM MERGER
WOULD Be AID
TOSOUTHNEST.
Rail Officials Draw
Optimistic Picture
of Future Transport
alton Facilities

DALLAS. Texas, Sept. 3O.-(P'-
An optimistic picture Of conditions
which may result from the proposed
merger Of the Kansas City Southern.
The Missouri Kansas Texas, and the
Cotton Belt railroads, was drawn
here today by y. ~. Holden. Vice
president IN charge of traffic OF the
Kansas City Southern.
lie testified before Director e. D.
Mahaffie Of the Interstate Commerce
Commission, in the hearing on the
application Of II. VI. Looree 20 com
bine the three roads.
Mr.. Loree. who H. chairman Of the
boards Of the Katy and the Kansas
City Southern. was on the stand
from Monday noon until after p
m. yesterday, detailing his plan Of
consolidation through joint stock
control
Among benefits "a be derived from
such a merger. Mr.. Holden said GER
tain terminal facilities could either
be eliminated or more economically
operated. a large amount ~ circuit
Gus routing could be avoided, COM
Continued on Page 2l
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-09-30
BETTING ODDS
FAVOR YANKEES

NEW YORK. September 30.-tPl-
Odds are quoted at six to five in
favor or the Yankees to wn the
worlds series. A Broad street firm
announced the placing Of one wager
Of $4,000 to $4,000 that New York
takes the series and Of $1,000
against $4,000 that the Yankees
take four games in n row. Prices of
IA to that St Louis does not win
foar straight and three 70 one that
the Cards do not win the first two
games have been offered.
There are 10000 requests for 25s-
COO reserved seats.
With capacity houses almost a
certainty both Saturday and Sunday
meaning that about $4,000 persons
W II attend the two games. the III
nancial intake for these opening
games will be close ia S550.000.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-09-30

CONFERENCE
Mississippi Govern o r
Request Governors
Name Delegates

JACKSON. Miss. Sept. 30.-t4'l-
Declaring that the depression re-
sulting from the rapid declin> in
the price of cotton is already being
felt in all forms OF business IN the
south, Governor Henry l.. Whitfield,
today addressed letter to the gov
ernors Of the cotton growing states
recommending that each appoint a
delegation to meet at a central point
TO discuss plans for alleyiating the
situation.
The governors are asked TO tele-
graph their will ngncss to appoint 4
delegation Of five repres entative
business men and suggest a meet
ing place.
On receipt Of replies. the Missis-
sippi executive will call confer
ence.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-09-30
Former BOOkkeepeyN0W
Controls MMnSey Estate

Other Munsky properties still
unsold include two magazines.
Munsey's and the Argosy-All-
story, the Mohican Hotel IN
New London. another in New
Jersey and on Long Island, large
holdings thu Munsey Trust Com
pany OF Washington, and blocks
Of stock.
Mr.. Dewart is fifty, and was
first employed BY Mr.. Munsey in
1898 as bookkeeper for the Mo-
hican Hotel He became presi-
dent of the Frank Munsey Com,
pnny when Mr.. Munsey died lasV
December.
The plan for employe ownerkTfip
was discussed before Mr.. Muf fsey's
death. About 1000 employs Of
the Sun and 500 Of the TIL grann
viii have opportunity 20 rome
joint owners of the propert; i,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-09-30
FIRST WITNESS
IN CONSPIRACY
CASEONSTAND
Allege Director Alien
Property Custodian
Office Was Cocoon
spirator With Miller

NEW YORK. Sept. 30.-(P)-The
defense OF Thomas w Miller, former
alien property custodiar charged
with conspiracy was begun in fed
eral court here today.
Miller is being tried jointly with
Harry NJ. Daugherty, attorney gen
eral in the Harding cabinet.
They are charged with conspiracy
to defraud the United States Of their
honest and unbiased" serv ces in
connection with the payment Of
claims of $7.OO0.0O0.
The first witness called was George
+. Williams, of Passaic, n. j., man
aging director Of the alien property
eustodian's office. Previous witness
test fled Williams tutored Richard
Merton, German metal magnate in
filling for the Societe Suisse Pour Va
leurs de Metaux claims for the inn
pounded shares Of the American
Metal Company.
Williams Rand, counsel for Will
lisms began the defense without an
opening address. Daugherty's de-
fense will b. conducted separately.
Just before Will ans took the
stand. Judge Mack ruled that Will
liams had not been s=5wn to have
had in 1921 guilty knowledge OF the
alleged corrupt agreement Of Daugh-
erty and Miller 70 defraud the United
States. For this reason. he said,
Williams was not considered a CO
conspirator as the government had
alleged, but testimony regarding him
would rema in the record on
another ground.
II had been objected by counsel for
Daugherty and Miller in the cham
Der discussion yesterday that testi-
money regarding Conversations
Merton had with Williams were not
admissible unless il were shown
that he was co-conspirator. Although
Rand launched Millers defense
without an opening address, his
questioning Of Williams revealed
that IN attempt II be made TO show
that the S7.O00.OOO claims we're valid
and that they were paid in good
faith.
The government in arguments dur
ing the presentation OF its case. con-
tended that the conspiracy charge
would be shown regardless OF wheth
er Merton's claims were valid.
Williams said that while he knew
of SIN tn, the aide to Daugherty who
committed suicide. he was positive
that he never had seen him and
knew absolutely" that Smith did
not introduce Merton to him. H
could not recall Merton's first visit
to the alien property custodian's Of
flee in regard to the filing Of claims
Asked il he knew Daugherty, viii
liams said he had heard Of him. but
saw him in court today for the first
time.
Williams recalled Merton's second
visit in July, 1921. He said he had
confrd dence in Merton and believed
what Merton told him. AT this time.
Williams testified that the depart
ment's attention was directed to r.
turning impounded properties rather
than seizures.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-09-30
DEPORTATIONST TO
BE INVESTIGATED

MEXICO CITY. Sept. Thirty
seven Mexicans who have been dc
ported from the United States
are being Investigated BY the immi-
grafton officials. Twenty-six were
mentally deranged and the others
suffering from contagious u iscases.
The department OF state has called
the matter ID the attention ar the
bureau OF public health and an in.
vcstigation Is 10 he made as to the
cause OF the mental arrangement and
To ascertain if Mexico ~ under obli-
cations tc accept the deportees.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-09-30

NEW YORK, Sept. -tP,-wil-
liam T. Dewart, originally en-
pIeyed by the Late Frank Munsey
as bookkeeper, today controls
S13,000,000 Of property. including
two New York newspapers, accumu-
lated by the millionaire pub
Usher who came to New York with
$50 in his pocket.
Mr.. Dewart announces he has
purchased the New York Sun, the
New York Evening Telegram, and
the Mohican Chain Of New Eng
land grocery stores from the Met
ropolitan Museum Of Art, tie res
iduary legatee Of the Munsey es-
tate. which Is estimated as high
as $4,000. 900.
naturalization Of the properties
under n plan Of employe control
sponsored By Mr.. Mnnsey il TO be-
gin at once.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-09-30
Campaign Expenses
To Be Investigated

AUSTIN, Sept. 30.-tFp-InvcstiEa-
ticn into campaign expenditures uf
candidates for state offices and par
ticuIarIy for the governors office,
the payment Of advertisements In tho
state press. were authorized in "a
resolution BY Senator Charles Mur-
ply or Houston, adopted by the sem
atN of the s9th legislature in special
session Wednesday. The resolution
carries an appropriation Of $4,000
for the investigation.
The resolution was the subject sf
a bitter fight IN which IN was charged
that a poor man could not run for q
state office @ithout being subsidizedt
and declared tssat any man opposed
~ candidate by certain newspaperH
could not be elected for state offiee-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-09-30
MEMBER BOARD OF
REGENTS RESIGNS

MEXICO CITY. Sept. 30.-The De-
partment Of Foreign Relations an
nounces that 50 far no one has been
appointed TO succeed DR.. Rodrigo
Octavio rs the neutral member OF
the foreign claims commission Ne
rotiations between the governments
continue with tho expectation they
will reach an agreement. However,
it is stated that if the fail 70 reach
an agreement without the neutral
member. the appointment viii be
made BY the president or the per-
manent court Of arbitration q the
Hague Tribunal. in accordance with
the article under which the claims
commission was created.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-09-30
VERA CRUZ STORM
DAMAGE Is LIGHT

MEXICO CITY. Sept. 3O.-Reports
received here on the Vera Cruz hur-
richne indicate that the damage was
not extensive. being confined mostly
~ the water front. Heavy rains fell
over the entire state OF Vera Cruz.
and considerable damage has bean
done bv the swollen streams.
Work IN the OH fields IN Vera
Cru1 and southern Tamauiipas has
been practically suspended Several
railroad bridges are reported in very
precarious condition as a result III
the floods and rail traffic has been
suspended on u few short Tines.
Though service is being maintained
between the capital and Vera Cruz.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-09-30
Special Police To
Prevent Disturbance

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. sO.-P-
Superintendent Of Police Thomas
Healy today issued orders for
special squads Of police TO be sta
toned at Heinemann Park this
afternoon during the DIX series
baseball game between New Orleans
and Dallas.
The orders were issued, he said,
to prevent any possible attemp at
retaliation for the alleged an
sportsman like tactics" Of Dalls 5
fans during the games played there
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-09-30
BRITISH PLACE
EMBARGO ON COAL

LONDON. September 30.-An en-
barge on the transhipment Of for
eign coal from Great Britain was
announced today By the government,
ow ng to the fuel shortage coming
out OF the miners strike.
The first seizure under this emerg-
ency measure was that or the steam
er Asworth at Glaszlow, loaded with
American coal, part or which was
consigned TO Belfast.
The Board Of Trade explains the
embargo as step to guard against
any coal shipment reaching Great
Britain being sent to other coun-
tres
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-09-30
Mexico Police Kill
Escaping Burglar

MEXICO CITY. Sept. sO.-relipe
Ramos Roldan, who has been held
under arrest charged with the wound
Ing OF a woman in an attempted bur
rlary last week. was shot and killed
bs the police Thursday while at
tempting to escape. He was being
taken 10 the suburbs at the time,
having offered to show the police the
hoase where some OF his accom-
plices were alleged 20 reside.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-09-30
Arrest Boxer After
Death Of Opponent

NEW YORK, Sept. 30.-iFl-Un-
aware that his knockout punch had
resulted in his opponents death soon
after he left the ring at Bronx
club last night, Frank Liberman, 10
years old, was arrested at his home
today on technical charge Of hom'-
eide. His opponent, Joseph Gerrity,
aged 1S. had bean floored in the
fourth round Of an amateur contest.
Gerrity died Of fracture OF the
skull.
Liberman was overcome when ar
rested.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1926-09-30
BAKED APPLE EATERS
n r y
OF NORTH NOW BUYING
4 X =
FRUIT AT LOW PRICE

CHICAGO. Sept. -tH1- Serve
yourself f-restaurant baked apples
at Is cents each are flirting with
y fall in price.
The government Bureau OF Agri-
cultural Economics reported today
that shipments ~ apples through
out the United States have in
creased % per cent in the last
week.
Bushcl baskets w various kinds
cf apples are selling as low as
SOC. wholesale. with extra fancy
boxes SIPS and barreled apples at
ST. per barrel.