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Friday, April 6, 1928 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER I I Local News In Brief ji . Uono o I'CIKlW tUlt- i Don AleKay has gone to Pondlo ton where he expect a to begin work faith the highway department. illl nt Iloim V M in. W.. W. Kin Bio hn- been 'quite 111 for the puat few dnya at lier home on Third Street. '., v : ' IWmcv Hour Tomorrow t The no will bo a HtorV liour W I aiiorrow morning nt ten o'clock 'tit (the public, library. MIhh llorirudo Wagoner will loll tho mtiry. Kirs. Vfiltlsini Uclfer-.; MrK. Herbert rmtlyon. who h;ut lii-cn confined to nor md for mo part two wi'flis. la able to he tip anil around again. , .1 fllre Nlolell Glen Thompson, or e ruitdale. Rii.ji nltrht reported to tin' police l.ht a lire lieloiiKinff lo liilu hail Kieen stolen between li p. in. ami J a. m. , ,' , . EWrw. Thompson III P Mr. (.'hcHli-r Tbompsiin bus been unable to be nt work at the l.a. '(irnnilo investment cmnpuiiy vn" the pnst few. days beealne or III Siess. ' .1; Is SIlKlilly-Iinprovotl-r-' J. Hlchards. who hus been III of heart .troilblo at 1ns Home mre for the .past four weelts, is eported to be a Utile better, tie its now nblo lo be out a pari or She tlmo. ..- ' - ' - . B.efl Till" Alornliis .Mr. and Mrs.. P. 1.. nark, nnu kamlly left this niornlns by nuto or Kpoknne and Pasco, Wash. Jllss leles Clark has been Invited to (play in tho Banter .prnKmm ai nseo Kunilay. ne is a vinnn siu ent ..at Sacred"- Heart academy I""'"' ' )' rncllw Tomorrow - ' ' ' Members of the Sunday scnont lot the Klrst llaptlst church will oeet tomorrow afternoon- at !:" (n'clnck at the church , Tor practice. IAI1 those taking part In tbo pro tram nre urited to lx there, espe- i Clally those who .will slnK in the rol-- , ' ' KvisltUig Here Vi ; Mrs. Leo whorlow,- of Hood ptlvmr and Mrs. H. K. MeCuiioucli, lind son Kdward, of Olympin, am Mslting at the home of Mr. and i Wis. J. O. McKarlnnd nt Krultdale: (Mrs. Whorlow is Mjs. Mclarlnnd's iilecc and Jlrs. McCulldncli Is her ipister. Tli ey-plan tp return hoipe She, first of next week. A ; Returning to Moscow1 - On train No. 24 vesterdaV were if'harles Qrahcch end Cecil KoIh! two students of the university at 1 .iiimrun, mu nnu uil llini n lioino to Nampa for Spring vaca tion. Itoth are freshman at Mos cow. Mr-wGWutittfh wssfilArt. oooy presiociu hl rviimpjL nigo fichool lasb night nnd was all-Tda ho fullback for JflSii. Mr. Knis was.(AP) The condition of Mrs. Le al! Idaho end. They visited nt the 'intra CJoodhuc, mother of Mrs. Cal- depot with Klwin McCorkle while they stopped hero. Easter Togs ' At CLINT'S We Outfit you with Quality Wearing Apparel , ol Standard Make of Today : ) Michaels-Stern Suit ;' Hardeman HaW - - Manhattan Shirt Cheney Cravat . ' Van Heusen Collar Hickok Belt - - Allen A Union Suit Iron Clad Hose Nettletqn Oxfords AT OUR POPULAR PRICES Clings Clothiery V "The Store With a Conscience" At I-ft Craiulo ' ' " O. D. Ucrlll, of ,Ahvlll. N. P., is In the city.- Ha Ip stopping at tho J.U. Grande, hotel while here. Am lit City .Mr. ami .Mrs. Fred W " I Rtonrklng arc ! l.a Grande from Qlympln, Wash. They nro guests at the l.a Grande, liotel. , .r i ,,. - i On Vneatlntt- Miss I. enure Gibson and Mlsn I. ols Nelson left last nlirhl on tratfl I No. SS'for I'orllnnd whero they will spend nbout a. weelt vlsitlns: from Klnmoth Kalla east to Spra-.'K,m debaters lust nlalit defeated relatives Miss Gibson will visit ' rriio rivnr -with Its ultlmute Kal ut Ktanrord university spenkluff on the. will! her aunt Mrs. W." It. I.on, llend, was reached at a conference question:' "Itesolved;. That Ameii nndMlKS Nelson tvill visit with. Jiero . helween . Oilman, vlcci 'can investors and their Investments tier aunt. Mrs. Geore Huntlnfrton president Of the Great Northern -should be protected only by the rurrey and . her uncle, I'aul C, Muu..r l.VAm Pnrtlnmt tbev will Bon !on to" Corvnlli whero Misa Gibson will spend several days vis- Itlnir with M1sh Grace Payton. of Haker. Miss Nelson will spend a day in (.orvallls with Miss Mclhn, Hanks and then will go on to Ru- Irene for several dnys, where she will visit with Miss Dorothy Kber liurd. ' .. ' '.; GOOD FRIDAY IS OBSERVED HERE (Continued from Page !) choir. The - Itev. II. W, Parker. Wy0minit and tho ulinii battle- read the scripture! the Itev. 1,. II.' h; Cub ..- ..i"n P. v ' ' . . ui',-i,iiiii i,ii ...., ihalfni' 1 rienrirn ti,l elnuixl f he service. , - Sunday -Kaster 1 lay speqlal services will take place In all of clmrches, In the forms of cantatas. pnireants, Krnms. and other spcctul pro- F-astor CantiKa ' An Kaster canluta, "The ltlsen lintf," will be present en by tno- vesie.l enn r oi me ..- rr r an church under tl.e direction of Mrs. A. Ii. niclmrdson in he eve- nlnK.- A. ca",.a,? ,v " a,B0 .b.e e tho evenhiK entitled "Joyous M:TnZl n7M JZ lh ! of Kaster." A. paKeant, "The . . , (iirlslinaa Cross," will -istnms cross, - win ne presente,. ; at Ji" .E hrt n.nll lo lrtl 5. iin i during the evening hour, und a ape .,.uln..r nrn.rnnm will hn ti ru. M.r,., yi copal church. - - j There will be special services, la Stf Peter's Kplscopal church boflil in the mornlnir and evening. Otlior j churches will also have Kaster pro-i grams. In which the children of the' Sunday schools will take part. Hap tismal serylces will b a part of the-services In practically every church. . Walter Bond will conduct the, services at Lower Cove on Kaster Sunday mornjiiR:. which will be fol lowed by a picnic dinner, ' There will also be' services in the after noon. . , NOUTHA M PTON, Ma-ss.. Apr. fl vin Coolhlge, remained unchanged today. . S. P. and G.N. To Reconstruct 40 il Miles of Steel KfAMATH KA.I.1.8. Ore.'. Ann (AD Two great rultrond systems, nt swords points a feV months ago. huva Joined hund In a joint pro. Ijcet for their mutual honeflt. Tho Nirent Northern railroad and tho Southern Pacific railroad. Joint onn(,ra 0f t1( Oivgon. California and JCnstorn railroad, have decid a to reronatrun the 40-mlle line immediately and have Instrueted Iholr respective englnoering'de- partment lo prepare plans and spo- clflrntions for the project. - lleclslon to rebuild the line 'which, was originally constructeil and Paul Shutip, executive vice npnubtenl Of Ihn KOUthcrn PllClftC. How extensive the projeot will be was not revealed by the railroad executives. They refused to com- ment on porslstent rumors to the effect that a Joint extension oi uu O. fi K. Is contempiatea. FLAMES DAMAGE CUBAN OIL PLANT (Continued from rnun 1) ltivana fire department also went I to tho refinery " . ti,. r,i ' n.l from their 'hm.. i-.l ere u.ken aboard tlic .; -i-no oiase mireii lor seven uuuid . , , .. .. ia fiBliterB and Zn fm the C i.an warslllp and , j -wyomlnir made lieadwny t.-;nKalnst ft and this morn.nS It was 'Rtl beyond control in three of the 105 tnnks of crude oil . O. M. Greenfield, assistant su-I perintendent said that loss would nrobuhlv 'amount to IS. 000. 000. . One Cuban workman was seH- unJ 2(( noraonn; lnclail , a from Wyom. "K 1 nm,r,. , ,yna ,t ragng this mornlnir. A ehanBe in tl.e irasollno tanks, where 3.000.000 - . .. e,...lty .ln - l"'nif eleven .fnlted Slates; sailors. SNOW STORM CUTS OMAHA FROM WORLD j' (Continued from Pago 1) wire ut 3:45 a. in. between 60 and of transportat Ion In .the state de ad noles were down helween Oma- pnrtmcnt of public ; works and ttrui Ashland, -and niuny more to laclflc Junction In Iowa. 'ney opened conferences today with Power lines were hit by the storm grain growers and shippers of Pon ond Pennington and other towns diet on. Ore; , Walla Walla. Waits- V ty trying to Linemen were out ear untangle fallen wires, and prevent ILCCllIf nt!.: 1 11H leieiiiiiiue i-iinii.iii; ,......... it had lost all Us toll lines out of Omuhu at 5 a. m. Nearly 000 local phonos were out of order. 10 icni:s av sxmv HlftVX CITY, la., Apr. 0 (AI') - A severe snow anil sleet storm pnrt today Colonel 1 haiies A. f,,), ,t beeinitie ot weather condl struck a larife area; In Soutliwesl- l.lndbci'Kh mnde a short -circle of1()n) wnM )tVonipleted. If pres braska dlirinn Iho iilKbt with snov-ii, field In the now 'Kan IHet'O- ont w0n,e,. eontlmies. however. It fall 11s heavy as 10 jnches repoiieil 1 mde monoplane that recently 'was l. 1P "poBHihi m ko nheiid with from some points. ( constructed here for him, and then t)(, XVork next week..- CKHMAX I'lANf!-, IV IIAXOAK ni'HI.IN. Apr. 6 (AT) Snow. sleet and foir over the Atlantic to-; day kept the German plnne fire men In its hnnjfar nnd Onldonncl airdrome and the fliers utilized ihelr time in further preparations for the hop off for Now .York. Part of tho duralumin was re moved from one wins nnd mooh antes tested the wlnits for nny weakness that mlRht have resulted from tho heavy landing on a test fllKht. Monday. "All we ran do ,1s to hope front day to day," Bald llaron von Hue nefeld, sponsor of the flight, as he busied himself with plans for tnk Intr off rrom tho sodden airfield with his heavily laden plane. ; COTTON STATES UPSET PROGRAM . OF McNARY BILL (Continued from Pago 1) Hire to the position of Industry nnd labor." The Idahoan said that the farm ers of tho country lind lost 30.000, 000,000 since 1020, and that 3.500. 00l persons had left the farms In that time. Children To Roll Eggs Easter Monday WASHINGTON', Apr! 6 (AP) Tur the flrBt tlnio since President Coolldire enu red the White House Washington children will roll their eees on the executive lawn on Kaster Monday unaided by -Mrs. Coolidffe. The. critical condition or .Mrs. I.emlra Goodhue, her mother. Is still W epInK Mrs. Coolldno In Mas sachusetts nnd It la not believed at tho While House that it will be possible for her to return lo Wash ington before Monday.- Despite. Mrs. CoollilKes absence. however, preparations have been made, to entertain Waahliurton s little ones as usual. Breach of Promise Suit Papers Filed SAN FRANCISCO. Apr. 6. (AP) Attorneys for Miss Hose Marie Horn, of Los Angeles, received word that papers had been served In her 1 1 011.000 breach of promise suit ur-ilnst' Krank J. llii(rnbarth. nr.iMi.nl nf the Amerlcun Wool fj-rnwers - ussncliitlon. IbiKenharth j was fi.iiiid honeynjoonlnc nt like Kllnur in Southern California. FILIPINO TEAM WINS DEBATE T IN BERKELEY XIERKKIJCV, Cul.. Apr. 6 (AP) A three man debating leuih of Jhe Vnivendty' of the Philippine fust nlKht debated the team of the University of California on the campus here, on the o.uention, "lle olved: That the Philippines hhould lio given immediate independence.' F The Philippine team took ihejif flrmnUvo wide of thu question and won an audience vote of 2U4 to 117 . L. L" ."" :,. " . . ..I.. . .V.:.l etl. of which approximately 3(Ml were KilipInoH. i ; OHKCJON Hi:ilTl:lIS yix STANh'OHl) I'NM VilllMITy,. Cnl. Ia..' . tAI') Unlversltv of Ore K(vernment of nations In which their Investments are made. Tho OreKon speiitiers were: .Ine MeKeown null Walter iJurttan. The Stanford siieakers were Hubert' sharp and lleitliiald Andeisiin $100,000 In Paper qm. j O f 01 tl I1 VOttl hYl Ll ' J . I.OS AXGRI.E3. Apr. C (Al) Wallai-o lleery, fealure motion pic ture comedian, had .reported him "olf nbout $ 100.000 poorer today. I iio innit-e in.n iii-nimmi- 'securities and chocks approxlmnt- '"at amount had been stolen '" hl9 r" Pockets while he Vim clinnKlnir clothes In a ; portable idrewlne room at his studio. ' ml ., ... The mlNsliitf vnluabLes wore llst- f""k. -hares In I1"" man assoc., ions ' J '7.. . h m" T . iiik umi lie riiinii- iiui inline tne mntter public at this time. Saved From Plane ' Aflame By 'Chute WASHINGTON.' Apr. (1 ( API- I Lieut. Harnett T. Talbott "r1"'0 ,ook Pra-"'n - bim I liii.m I from a flninlntr plane over the An- . neostin lluvaj air station horo - to- I -.. . " -"- l.fZ" , , " . . ; nnd was completely burned. Talbott, who lives . with his parents here was doing routine fly ing when, his plane caught fire. OPF.XS cxxpi-:iikxck WALLA WALLA, Wash.. Apr. fl ( AP) .lames P. Neal, supervisor Sumuel J. Wettrlck. Seattle nttqr- , , " V y'tlees posted. The roads are old Wasli., for the purpose of obtain-. . 1 iiim,. llM(,,i j - tun 1ng data to bo used In hearings In ,the general grain rate case netore H. -Meyer, of the1 I. C. C. in i. Seattle, May 22. I.IXDY TAKI-'.S TO Allt . SAN IillOOO, Cal.,' Apr. 0 (AP) rtoppinir oir irom Miinoney air-..,. (left ror the norm, presunmniy bound for Santa Harbnra. .MIIiTOX Mll.l,i:lt (JI'ITS RAT, TOM, Ore.,' Apr. (1 (AP) Governor Patterson announces that Milton A. Miller of Portland him, renl.e-ncd as It member of the state board rpr vocational education, Miller was appointed on tho board j by Governor Pierre. Mis suovessor will not be appointed for .several days, the governor said.: . LOOK! POSITIVELY your LAST CHANCE to take advantage of THE BOOTERY'S Gi gantic sale of men's, women's and children's SHOES Your Choice of $2.85 Pair . MEN'S SHOES Your choice of any shoe in the store , $3.49 89 -1.49-1.69 The BOOTERY 200 Depot St. PROGRAM FOR COUNTY WORK NOW DECJDED (Continued from Pngo 91) tho figures of the proposed l&sue hud . been re-urrangod to serve more people of the comity.. and de clared thut he behoved' that now wiyi tho opportune time to pre sent the Ihkuo to the people. . , VcHiliersHwii NiMttkii : Itepresentutlvo H. it. Wcather Hpuoa spoke. lor Klgin. Ho. apoko briefly of the 'A nutoltrenso fee f& fee that avhh endangering thli part of the ulate. Uw said Ihut tallc watt during tho last elslaturo of canceling tho murket roud law, especially among delegation from thu Willamette valley, whero good roads, are already completed. Jlo declared thut if Pnlon county wuh gohijc to complete it road pro Kiam now 1h the tlmo to do it. Irvitv Hchs proinUcd the support of Iu Ion and K J. Scncerbox apoke for I North t'owiler. lie mild that If the people of North Powder- wiro a 8ii roil the inomy would ho Npent Ion I ho roada designaletl they would support the, bonds, atler which he t wan OKNiired the money could hu jpent for nothing ele.' ' i l. II. joimson, ot i.ower rove, ,oxpre8vd the belief that that nec- tion would Hiippott tho Irsuo aml,l 1 Mr. Sclfleppy of the. Hummc h vt"i!o 1 sect ion declared that with change made In Die Irhuc since lam year he believed It. would carry, .learnt (.'rum. of Klgln. naid that he believed tho people in that section In fuvor of the .twite. William Hel. grist said that be. believed tho t itue would curry in Lit Grande ttlnce the Stnrkeyft road had' been added glvliifc I a (Irniide Homethln'g o work for. -Speaks tm StnrUey T.. K.. KltU' und A. J. Stanffo spoke for the - Hturkcy section. They told of, the establishment of the Mt. rhuily camps there soon and that the population In Hint country wonhj then be Increased Hit) or &) perKonH. mid that a good rood from the camps to l.a Grande meant that these employes would spend their money In l-n JOrnndo. W. W. HteveiiH ami W. It. I,edbet tei: members of tho Tnton county nuvnilcom-t. tiild of the demand made of the court Uic Rood 'roads and the court Uic (food roads and heartily endorsed the issue, h. li. Morgan, county, engineer, declared that the passing of tho nond issue would fiM vii nee the present road program about flvo years. He ex- plained the various roads embodied In the Issue. , . . Petitions are being mailed out ! (his afternoon and a special meet- lag of tho county i court kas been ca ed for April 14 lo authorize tho,,, . , , , , . v . . I i .i Mean primary for re-election to bond issue being placed on tho- ' " ' ' . 1 . that office. They are H, O, Potter, Tvesterday afternoon's session of tho county court was quiet, Mr. .Mursan, county engineer, reported hn n iiellllon m-esented to the court at its last session asking that two roads be cloned and Die courts ne eeoled the renort nnd authorized It tin t the roads be cl6sed and the i . k p . d in tho (MHtrict. .Tune 7 was the tlmo riio court iiiinouueed this morn InK that work would start Immedi ately Vi complete tho Ki'aillntt and surfaclnir of the section of . roail from l'ondnsa. to the linker coun- .,,, T,,, ...,,,, .,. i,.,i ii lll'l.li .MOXTAXA l.OSKS , KLAMATH KAJ.I.S. Ore., Apr. 0 (AT') Hull Montana, screen idol nnd Mat artist was flattened two out of lluee. falls last nlKht by Sailor .lack Woods of .Medfbrd In tlio main event, of a ifruollinir nnd exclllnff wresltlnjr card. iMontana took tho first full on a body scls- sors but lost the next two on .a Uoo hold and wrist lock. Any Ladies' Shoes 2 Pair $ 5.00 CHILDREN'S SHOES Buy your Easter shoes for the kid dies here. Wonder ful values, Now La Grande, Ore. Man Hunt Under Way; Ex-Convicts i And Boy Sought I.Ofl ANGRI.KH. Apr. (AP) A mate-wtd man hunt wan ifn to day tit California w(lho two-fold otijet't-tho .hiding of. e4i her nine yeur-uld Walter colllna, or t In-1 wherealioms or a sain or eiKht ex. i.,..v... ..u. . .,lnu, ,..,... l-ollce nere yesreruny sinrien nlllrVea ttt,ollt tw thirds of the seuien mr ine.niiu-uimuun "- I mutes of Kolsom with the theory In mind that a possible feud en gendered within prison wiiIIk may have resulted in the abduction or young Collins, with revenge upon :the lather 'of the fad us u motive. Walter J. S. Collins, the father, ha been a trusty at Kolsom and offi cers believe that his duties of re porting Infractions of rules by his fellow convicts may have led some of the prisoners to have 'attempted vengeance when they were released by abducting and possibly slaying the luK Jt , , Tho ubdiiellon angle of the ease was strengthened yesieniay when the mysterious ."dead boy" seen In the back of un automobile by flll lui; station, iiitenls severitl days ao was located and 'found to lluvo only been sleeplnif. ,; , ' .. A p point Democrat To. Succeed Willis COI.PMlll'H. Ohjo., Apr. 0 (AP) (Milo's senatorial representation today was spilt between republi cans and democrats with tho ap pointment of -Cyrus licher.- of Cleveland, iv "democrat, lo fill the vncancy caused by the death of Senator Krunk Hi Willis, who had sought the- republican-'presidential nomination. New York Mercury f limbs Up To 73 NRW 'YORK. Apr. (1. (AP N'eu- York's holiest April 11 In 18 years was reported by the weather i bureau today. .The thermonieter 1 reached 73.- The mercury still had, i mur opmees m ciuuo m nwn jw. i terday s hlh marK of 77. ( h - KO.KH l'lLI-W 1'Olt lH.Li:f.A'I K SAT.KM. Ore., Apr. 8 (AP) The throo Lane county citizens who served In the .stale legislature of ' " ... , ..,iw,,,1i ,,i. , h" R, ,?',y """ Kn"." t ' ' ' K ' . I .8"'V A' 10"1- .'T'""' ' """. "' u gate from the slate at large to tho national republican convention. He . 1B u M ru iuc ruuuv. .. STAR) TODAY Two Great Shows in One! One Great Star in Both! .1 WAGOH Suoty SATURDAY ONLY WOMAN j Willi ! William Russell I .lunn Colljor - Winter I'lilgnon .Tho Rollicking Itomunce of ft Hoatnlng Ne'er-do-Well Montana Power. Co. To Be Sold WRI.I3NA, Mont., Apr. (AP) Thai ..Montana 1'uwor company. whlcU John 1, Ryan president, an- nouncel he had aKreed to b'1I to Ihn Anierican 1'owei and l.lsbt coniimny. , a unit, of tho Kleetrlo t Hord unit Hhaie, compnny, at a ,.!(. described as "ahovo SJ,000.i uuo.v is tha pioneer bijr powet com- pnny of tho slate of Montann. It! state of Montana, which lias an r,,a of ne.ooo souarc miles, with hyrdo-nlectrlo power. iti ii.iiNti in i j. hi poun.i) WASIIINOTON, Apr. tt (Al') In- a final report to conxrosH on public building construction for 1D29, tho budget bureau today rec-; otnmendcd erection of 93 federal ; structures throughout, the country) at iVcost not to excee.l $tIK,ooo.ooa, about' one-half of which would he appropriated at this mission. The recommendations were made In camnllanco ' with two public i buildings aes authorislnir the;ex- pendltme of tti.uno.oon taanimlly oitlslde of the (Mstrlet of Columbiu until. J J'Mt.uim.ium h ennsmnutl. ; Tlfe recommendations Include: Klamath Kails, Ore.. poHtofflc(S tm.uoo;- limit, If.o.ooit this year. . ' Fi:NCir Hjr.it. rAvnw . . blJON, I'Vance. 'Apr. -0 (AP) Lieutenant le Troynt, I'Yeneh filer who took off from.I.e ltoin-Ket nl 4:30 o'clock this mornlmr and fall ed to return many hours Inter, tending, to conjectures that he might havo started a projected east to wiwt trans-Atlantlo fllKht, land ed at Dijon at 4:4" p. m. . ' A RCADE TODAY And SATURDAY .fTCLAIB. ; ! .,-'... ' f TTK Wins a Prtito but not for selling suits. A comedy sales man In n funny farcn of golf an r business, automobiles and lov. Ho.: was stalled on tho desert but l.a keeps I he laughs bluing on eight cylinders, When ho ehunges from . Hlvver to Holls, the fun whinnies on . high. ; ''.'. $1.00 HAT Saturday Only NEW EASTER HATS j For Little Tots and Growing Girls Selected hats put out at' a price that enables every mother to' buy a new hat for their little girls. Some values to $3.!)S going out at $1.00 EACH No Refunds or Exchanges Allowed EXTRA SPECIAL Toys Valued to $1 Will lie Sold at 25c Each NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP HOOVER HAS MARGIN OVER Luwujsy. virus (Continued, from Page 1) erotic candidate for president of lit United mates. ; ., William Webster " of ftucyru Ohio, has requested that his nam 'ho placed ort tho 'cepuliilimn prlJ mitry ballot as a candlilnto for vice president. The lattsr application has not been completed. ; ; ,., - WE BUY FOR T ESS K SKLL FOR JUKSS Men's New v . SPRING SHIRTS In the -new rayon striped broadcloths. Vv ' j 1 Ftvptinira) values - Prlntet I'eroaleM uin Uroad Hoths, full cut . .t.". " ; ! $1.00 ' " v New Spring Caps Y ; V.: ' ' NMiitU iM-K'.Ni Latest models. Individual ond' dlHlinctlve p a 1 1 e r n a. Sixes ' oft to j...-. 95c - $1.65 $2.45 WEWTORK3TBii Destroyers of High Prices "IT ' Ami j Max Davidson -. i,; n, "Should Second Husbands t Come First" ... . 'News SALE
