Evening public ledger. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, March 30, 1921, Night Extra, Page 8, Image 8

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BVEXIXG PUBLIC LBJDOUlt PHlLADELlttUA, WJUIXNESBAV, MARCH 30, J.921
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MEXICAN FANATICS
CRUCIFY TWO MEN
American Artists Witness Good
Friday Rites of Her-
manos de Luz
VICTIMS ARE LIKELY TO DIE
II) thr AtMH-i.iteil l'irsi
Albuquerque, N. M.. Marrli SO
Two men weir crticlllcil nt the IVuitentc
tIIIari' of Ablqttiu In northern Now
Mexico on tJood Prlilcj in observance
of Holy Week in rite iir-rformcd by
mtmbeM of the Hermann ilo I.wi,
Rrotlirrs of I.isht. a rc-Hiilou order, uc
ronllng to It. t NonlfcTilt and Oujtaro
naurnnnn. rirtlt-i of Hantn Fr. N. .u
woh nrrived hrr .vesterday.
Nordfeldt nd Unumnnn s.i they
were memboM of i jmrty of two doen
tourists who witnessed th crucifixion,
and the flagellation ceremonies con-
acctcd with it
NEW ARMY MOVE
ON GERMANY SEEN
CUTS BULLET FROM BRAIN
. Ex. Convict Believed Hoaled of Hal
lucinations by Daring Operation
i (Mining, N. Y March 30. (My A
, '" ' HeeoeriiiR todny from nn operu
tlon for remoral of n bullet that had
pressed UN brain for four cnr mid
(caused hallucination, epilepsy and sul-
i-inai iciiiiencies, iiomun iawiiiioWiIKI.
former convict, Is believet by Hiiricons
to be tcturiiln; to n normal mental con
dition. , Thr operation n in'rformeil in SinR
Sing lrlsnn honpltal by Dr. William
l. Olinpmnn, llrooklvn brain surgeon.
himelf an invalid He performed the
tare operation while ilttinir In n uheel
i hnlf.
I Four jrnri nito l.voiiiliinxki was
wounded in it street tight. One bullet
was imbedded almost two inehe- within
im Drnin: nnolhrr Inilieil liehlml tnc
ttluLii lmrT "" removwi. IMltc, ,,,, roflt inl,, gR,, that
Itclenned two years ago after serving I ' , T
a sentence. LeoiulouiU was recom- j l rilm' MlnUtcr I.lovd George. Sir Lam
mitted because of lil mental state He line Wortliihjroii-Evan. kecrctarv of
will receive liis freedom If his mental UtuP for ari ami VM Mnrsluil Wil
equilibrium is restored I on )lpIt, rnIlfpr,nc(1 ,,, 0VCJl!tlK '
SEEK TO LIMIT GAS IN WAR TIlp '""t""1" iu that it w be I
occrv iu Limn ua& in wan Iipw, ,n JonJon that (hp qutlm JN.
International Red Cross to Discuss i"""1 ftl ,lls conference was the ex-
I tenMon of military penalties upon Cici - .
'mnn ns n rcnlt of refiiuil to tinr the'
twelve Diuion marks in reparation tie-
HrBIMI JIKMIIRTA ,
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
)emi&
Loyd George and British Wan
Officials Discuss Extension I
of Penalties
COAL SALES OFFEND BERLINl
II) the Associated l'less
arls. March .10. A London
lii-
Inhumane Practices
(Hie. March .10. (lly A. i
A ATLANTIC CITY.N. J.. I
AtvAnvcitican. Plar Hotel, i
of DisimcticuwdRealComfort
cAiAcmrooo. n&torJIkn&t
mm iwiiii am nnwwmiwujiwi ahhsj
ivroprricEtLO
. 1 IttCmWCWWOOT.XWKtVsJtAMSO
Kentucky Ave. nmr lirnch. t'nu. ROO. MoJarn
IhrouKhnuti clfvator! running wutrr In rooms,
I t.l up dally: 117 no up weekly. Amtr, plan.
IloojjJeJ rKTTBn . IIOt.l.lXHHK
Let V Mka Yon rl at Ilm la th
'Tllr of Kohust Health"
HOTEL MORTON
flesn T.ni Vlrflnl Ave. Cnnstlfr SAO. I
bzka r. nF.i.T. a i-Aitr. in. rnrK. vip.
A THE IDEAJC FAMILY HOTEL
RLINGTON
rvrnwt
ROQUOIS
81'KIN'O HIWORTS
rniv RRftnnio
r.NTH' nrv. n .i.
ATnAvrir city, n 4.
flftarlborouflb-Blcnbeiin,
IS PARTICULARLY ATTRACTIVE DURING
ATLANTIC CITY'S
FAMOUS SPRING SEASON
February. March, April, May
Kxqulitt muilc fatnr. HorWV nMlnr.'fiolf fi Chtmplonihlp CttMtA
Rolling Chlr, PUrt. Thtatm, MovIm, and eontln othtr amuierrUBt.
OWNKRSHIP MANAOHUKNT
JOSIAII WHITR & SONS COMPANY
Torns
Touts
fore Mav 1 ns demanded b the repara
tions commission.
Cap, COO. Mod. Reflnsd patronat. Tablt
KfrMCA uonurpaaxo. velahlt t(z
and ponltry from our farm. Solarium.
Illdt Unilsr Mr tllr. A. II. CREMONA.
futmr Oen'l ?lgr. Amlinador,
Means of llmltlnc blnchndes mid re
For mote than n half hour, the artists striding the use of nsphyxlntlug gases
tars, me two numan xncrmces were i nnu ntuer measures oi war tint milt m. - w . rm-.m -.
tied to huge wooden crossed, nt the end , be considered inhumane will be dis Merlin. Mnnli JtO. dlj A. I'. i I'm- 7c?VsSV JPz jt JLwJb Jf
of which time they were talien down, cussed by the international conference' tests against the --ale liv allied govern- Now utK i. m-r Iltacli. Nswly tutnlihoj
bleeding and exhausted. The condition of the Red Cross, which met here to-.ments to neutrals of coul delivered bv I ",nA.'ior,;'r;; hOrru-init .""''t "coni;
of the men is eald to te serious and .lav During the three-day meeting of Germany on the rcnaratlnnsi account, is ' JiJ. 'JS'janVJ i 118 Tmy. jacou llicKAn
tbeir recover) in doulf I the conference, which was called by tho made in a note addressed to the reparu- ' "s4-alinfnirtn0
The IVnltentci, ns the llermanos do Geneva lied l'ros committee, counid I tlons commiRsion und the Ilelgian cab-I 4V& W MjkJ M. 3 JTaJLKlSf
Lus are more commonly known, are'eration will be given a report of the ' inet bv the German Government. Vlrgtnlt Ave. ana Utacn. Cap. 888. rnrsti
Indians with a Mexican mixture. The International Red Cross committee on. It is asserted that IWlgium is dispos- VsXuB.'onw! Nri.ouJill. 15JL
order has many followers, it i under- the relation of Red Cross societies with ing of German coal In Holland, und that - ' ' --
stood In remote villages of this state, governments, and the delegated will take coal aggregating several thousand tons V ' r lTJ ATVKf OUF MSvis"
Although supposeit to be dying out. the , up the training Jind activities of medi- ' hns been offered for sale abroad nt prlce-t "" I A-J : f ?
order ntlll attracts wide attention be-cal and health workers in peace and in below those Germany is able to quote I (SJorUa Grttest JlottI Sucttss
cause of it iiiygtrrluus ceremonies, i war Vs n result, the note declares. German , -- ----...
which .mrlr.nns seldom are able to i French and Iteliciitn delegates will not economic interests arc being severel) in- Hotel Raven Rovd -hlse Aenu.
witnc taUe part in the conferenco becatikc of,jnred rirat lioi(e from IioanUfall.. nunnlnit WBtar. I
Tli. nriticinia. nn.l i.r-i, ii ,f Hi., the nresinci of German und Austrian1 It is dctlared that null --ales are per- T'iiat tuth. i:i-itor. ihaac iiowrr
order are said to have tome from Italy , ieprescutaties who nre expected to , misalble onlj with the consent of Oer-, Hotel Boscobel K'ntucim A Htfum
through Spain nnd Memo iprolest against the londuu of the Al-nmn). and that she is entitled to par- " " " "" ' Kyilnt tbl- 17 B'
Last Friday wus one of the raro o. - lies during the war Itielpate in anv profits made, inasmuch ,ndjii.Jjy '?JII- AB.Uiio.n
m
smivfi nrfnnT.
DIRECT
to the
MIDNIGHT
SUN
JUNE 25,
1921
iiUn iti niriltnir (a thi turn nrtNtS
on which Americans were permitted to l WAR CABINET FACES TRIAL
witness the most olemn ceremonies per i
f0Ir'.'1 b,th?. n"- , . Bulgarian Parliament Denounces
'The I'enitentrs formed in a long I M
procession" said Mr Xordfeldt. and i Attack on Entente
marching lo slow weird music beat Sofia. Alurch UO, Illy A Pi Ac
themselves with thorn whips so.itwl in eusations against the Rulgarian minis
brine watir to wound themselves and (try headed by Vasell Undoslnvoff. iha.-g-make
their wounds smart. One man .ing it with responsibility for Ilulgaiiu i
arried a large woodeu cross under tbe'entrnnee Into the war neninst the Kn-
. t i . , . .. i . . . : . . ;. ,. -.. , oh ii i uui uruuiieiiuit
wniguc oi wuicn ne icu exnausieu iro- tente, were approved uy ramameni ncre the YMi.e nations to traffic in the
UUCllll.1 1.111- 1UUL-C-1IHU TIIUI.-I1 li.ll lilt JCierUliy, l0-IIIltUH 111 luc "! """'. fSrmti nrnilnul
ns the iiresent coal levies, which are
ut.sessed monthly by the Kntente, make
such lieiU) demands on her that she is
obliged to curtail home consumption.
The note states that "0.00 tons of
German reparation coal is now stored Rt
Rotterdam awaiting disposition
The note argues that coal delivered
by Germany under the terms of the
ueaic treat is only Intended lo mak
jrood the deficiencies in the Kntcnte's '
own oal production, and not to epable
uiKMionn. x. j.
INEAIR HEALTH FARM I
LAKEWOUU. rt. J,
Rtit. Ktcreatlon. Kiercua.
Tirio Qrmiiaalum. lurblih. Klto-
trlo Ilvdrotlnrary Hatha. Itandliall.
Illd.'nr. dolf. Tab! tjuoplltd from 10
acra rarm linoKiT. t-nnna oo.
WII.T.IAM JONICa ROTH, nirertar
1 -t - a tt. I , .1. -X! !.. . f I,..-..
irri-Cfciun. oi iKo t-roses wiiu inenioers voting in me uuiniiiuive .ucuiurii ,.t (
of the order tied to them ' i the ministr) were held for trinl before I
It Is considered nn honor among the the high court. I
Penltentfs to be selected for crucifixion. All of the accused men. with the e
- 'ueption of M. Radoslavoff. who has fled
I have been imprisoned for the Inst veai
ImmeU Hte judgment bv the court was
' German product.
MOUNT CLEMENS
MINERAL BATHS
CORK MAYOR NOT REFUGEE
directed by Parliament.
Head of Havlland China Dies
Limoges, l'Yance. March SO (H)
U. S. Will Deny Asylum to O'Cal
laghan Is Not Sought
iiiiiuKK'ii. .iiuruii ou my .1 l' i ,, .," ,.- irn' i r l,lf n i.o,.
-Political asylum will not be gfnntel to ,J l " A,"."1 fc ,1'' ,h ,ta Z I
uonal ii (.all.tglian, lord mayor of (orb.
The brief which was filed in his behalf
just before the Wilson administration
SDI tolwlHndnlr ' World r.nowned for Rhtumatlim. Nrvou;
tfniiiawiimiawiiii retj and that run-down condlllon. Opan all
T.urn to be a faltmiin If alrad' a . t(1, ,..ar Twanty mites from Detroit. Write
aa.eaman Itarn to be a batter oru. 'ri.ore for nooUlet.
te?mV&?'ZV$$$Z i Buslnns Mm's Associttlon. MounlClimin3, Mich
nv ecninz April w .n v, ,.,m ,v, -
talta.
hCHOOI, Ol" COMMKUCK. ACCOrMS A
Hswra
-. M. I'. . 14J1 AKC'Il STHKKT
turv head of the famous porcelain firm
has just died herp. Mr Hnviland was
a descendant of Theodore Hnviland. nn
,wr.i .. i,. .ii.. .. .i.. ... .ui. .American, wlio came to r ranee ami es-
the advent of the new regime The an- taMMied the firm .of porcelain inanu
swer Is that nolitiral asylum enn bo lecturers beuring lii name. The Amer
cranted only wliero the person imohedilcan "B o t,ie hm "' "
Is nought bv a foreign government for M"'n years ago when Limoges was
nnlitlnnl nlTno Ilr.,nt Ttrlffflr. l..u nnl in the tlirOeS of U Ereat HtHUe. MT
made any request for the perMin of.Haviland. who served in a consular ca-
O'Callaghan. nnd that fact In itself islpacity for the American Government.
held to he sufficient to destrov the claim new tne American nag over mi nu-iur
of the Sinn Fein propagandist. Iwhen the mob became menacing, nnd ns
The status of the Cork official, it was a consequence the factory wn- undi"
learned today, is not being onsidered turbed
now as nn individual case, but In it '
MIKADO INVITES VENIZELOS ,
Athens, March ISO. Former Premier,
Venizclos is going to .Inpan to be th
guest of the mikado, who will usk him
to arbitrate difficulties pending between
Japan and tln I nited tate, bavs a
STUTZ
1 -PASSENGER
M-ny extraa Drlien ry l'tt! HIb
bargatn. Ouirantcfd meihinicull Vet
nulckl-
SEE MR. HUNTER
Sum srno
6W N. Ilruad Mrffl
Hotel Aborn
On the Tooioos
N'orth Shore
NEV BSOIAM)
I
relation to violations of paspurt cases
lenerallv and the disregard of adequate
vises by immigrants entering the I'nited
States
NEW EDITOR FOR CENTURY
AUTO LICENSES
I'roiupt Hrrvlte. Tail Delivered
H It hln 24 Hours
Insurance Notary Public
T. R. BAILEY
N Vddrtaa (r: Abbott Ruildlot
llruad and Rare Ma.
The
Holderness Inn
In the
U'hllo 3loaDtulns
Mrtioolla, Mum. lloldrmnx. N, II
Send for IVooklft nnd Riitr
! R- W. DAVISON, Proprietor
I rbYMotTiiTiAia.
PILGRIM TERCENTENARY
Iloom A Board foi aummer In cool, prtiats
heilfe, near conler, old-fashioned furniture
I electric llalita flrnple. nell-cool.ed food
i tK 18. Mrlte Mra. ('. W. Ilrkero
I S MaTfUmer St., I'Umonlh. Mm,
I SI1KVII,T.K X. ?. .
1IIK JUOR. AKIU.VIIXE. N t.
HKRT I.N lM III.
The Raymond-Whitcomb Summer Cruise
to Norway is the first ever to sail from
New York directto the Scandinavian Won
derlands Iceland, the .North Cape, the
Norwegian Fjords, Holland, Belgium,
Great Britain also visited.
As a six weeks' .vacation or as a prelude to
travel in Europe, it is by far the most allur
ing opportunity for the coming summer.
The great "Emperor of India" (Kaisar-i-
yA nina) oi tne r. oi v. liuic nas Deen exciu
h3 sively chartered for the voyage. The
ship's varied accommodations assure un
usual comfort.
The rates are $850 and up
Ng )Vrite for our North Cape Booklet
feg Raymond & Whitcomb Co.
aC
ALA I
1000 MILES gf WONDER
THIS year combine pleasure and relaxa
tion with education. Take the thousand
mile trip from Vancouver, B.C., through
the Inland Channel of Island bordered bays,
winding straits and precipitous gorges.
Ice-capped mountains rising out of the sea,
glaciers miles wide flanked by flowers.
Every hour a new scenic rapture.
The big, palatial Canadian Pacific "Princess"
steamers insure your comfort, splendid
cabins, wonderfulculsine, and unsurpassed
service.
FiVe days of relaxation and then Alaska, the
land of Mystery and Romance At Skag
way the White Pass and Yukon Route
takes you, If you wish, still nearer the
Midnight Sun.
Listen to the Call of the North, and come
back rejuvenated.
Mtk reaerronj noif for Summer Billing
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
R?C. CLAYTON, City Passenger Agent
029 Chestnut Street Plilliuclph'n
F. R. PERRY, General Agent, Passenger Dept.
1231 Broadway New York City
Call or n rife Tor Tour .Vo, A i;iz
.si'itiKn iiMimis
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HTRIHHIP XOTUTB
HTK4SIMnil' NOTICES
Short Spring Trips
Just the time (or a healthful, happy outing down the
coast to Florida with every convenience, and comfort aboard
Clyde Line steamers, returning home by rail if desired.
New York to Jacksonville
Calling at Charleaton S. C.
1338 Walnut Street
Tel., Filbert 3864
i
I
Glenn Frank Advanced From Post
of Associate
Ne York. Munh .'10 The Centiirv
ilagarine will begin with the Mav issue
a number of important i hangee the
most vital of which, the publishers nay
is the ateesLslon of a new editor. Olenn
Frank, to that line whirli began with
Dr ,T. ft Holland in ISG0-7O und in
eluded Ilk-hard Watson Ullder und Hob
ert I'ndenvood Johnson
Mr Frank, who ha been on me
staff rf the magazin iiinf Thii ,arv
1, 1010. n( assoointe editor one of
the jery interesting voung writers on
pilblii nffalis who aie takiiis tin ,u
ral. i, roformixt uv. of s" n
London dlspateh to the ne.papei
I'ntrts
GAS
Soldering furnactt
and Appliances
8BSD FOR CATALOG UK
L. D. Berger Co., 59 N. 2d St.
Bell irarfcrt Hi Kntont. ilain J4
CARDINAL GIBBONS
OBSEQUIES
Train Xo. 21 Leaves
J4th and Chestnut St.
7:45 A. M.
Vr. Ildltimore 9:50 A. M.
During Car Strves Breakfast
BALTIMORE and OHIO
12
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.- RUvtrw Hetteelr HefebtarilaZ
tne oeuevicw, A Grrat tntfr Bwra
CIIATKAC KBONTKNAC ,, t
ON TUB HKKJ1IT8 OP OLD UUUIIKC
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KIHTATIOVAI.
llolh InM
BANKS
COLLEGE Night school
4t It's the School for You
fM... . ..., In la llin.Al.rrh .
Ptlent teartjini of tlirao couraes!
ItooklteeDlnr, Accounting Secre
arlal. shorthand SaImanah'o,
Tjpewrltinir Olerleal Heat lf
tate. renmanah'p. Spanish. Tach
.r'i Tralnlut Coune. Civil Strv.
Ice ate.
i:no walnut st.. rmr.x.
Lincoln Auto & Radiator Co.
VKMir.RS IIOUIKS llrIATOICS
Frame Rlralghlcnrd X W1iHiik
Firtt-rln M'orl.inuiiahlp
333 WALNUT STREE'I
--fcrifi' . JJ X
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Latest Styles
RUPTURE BOOKLET
$
I'rom NUer tu Wea-rr
it mp flour fur 1 no
FS.OO Snfl for 13.00
'SO. AD llcrhri. tor Sf.OJ
KA na lkpKvH tnr SU (in
G. Hrvin Donovan, 135 S. 10th St.
BAUME
ANALGESIQUE ,
BENGUE
.... M I I U
1
A Good BrtiVfait Ii Not
Complete Witaoot Sun-bte
CaStt. At All Good Dealen.
John Scott & Co., Inc.
inrrlr.m xnil I)lumin(t bt
t'htladrlphla
y
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l &L
KkwuZIzZIfii Jw
'Z SgBHNLir5r 'ia?B
VSK KOB MI1TIOV NO. 4
nrilnble Inforraallon about trasses, run
ture nj I ( treatment. Alao ta jiUmoiilnls.
hr.l.l.Kl a Al'-ltmu ikuvj.vnu r.iu
O-oo
f 1 hi ir.b
" Serine
IltfU a n;
llo.dl
ulien all
olliere
full. Can
nltach to
nioaft itnr
triifa. ' SsTs iv
hirta. Ihiuab arrow adjuata ureaaare. Ak
sornlnal belts and supporters of soperlar
Hcnin,
5C aw Taten'ed
w SAusiiat 2J
?a--gB. 5 1017
LEARN LANGUAGES
,. BERUTZ SCHOOL
1541 CIIKSTNCT STKJn?
ny the llerlltz Method Studenta
I'jarn not only to read and write
hut especially to understand sad
to apenl: the forelim lansuasa
TKIAT, LUI.SO.V ten KB.
rsUNKIIIKM KKANCA1HKS J,
Slereredlt 4 heures. leres e,
l,ur amla liitltea.
FRENCH
SPANISH
GERMAN
ITALIAN
f ott fjfitt to pre 1 1 tire bat crnur nefr '
fTAnanlf af lt,n IVIflmnf rt m sTat
I. U. SKKIJ-.Y. 10S7 WALNUT ST.
Cat Out and Keen for Reference
FARM AND GARDEN
oi'YAnn urnoor.
1S" , theatnut Ht.
Ilr the lijard Hysteni jrea
learn quleklj to a i e k.
understand, read and irlte
NATI K T I KAfJIIKRS "
1'rleate and laaa I muiii
If you are emploed durlns the day, atudj
etorthand and tpenrltlna- at ularlit and nt
l'o"-if!f fo. a pojlnr position. Ojr eouraea
are mosi compieie. (.ataioc
rniLt. nvmsr.'is coli.kob
and Collein of Commerce
1017 theatnut St. I'hlladelpl.U
AROUND THE WORLD
Snull de luxe parties, with escort, limited to 10 member,
starting October and December.
CHINA JAPAN
Philippines Honolulu
Small dt luxe parties, with escort, limited to 12 memberv
starting April, May and October
EUROPE
r-requent departures March to September, visiting
Spain, Portugal, Italy, France, Riviera, Switzerland,
Belgium, Holland, British Isles, Norway, Sweden, etc.
Largest ileamers, best hotels, most interesting sightseeing feature:
no rushing, no crowding.
CALIFORNIA & HONOLULU
Grand Cayyon Colorado Rockies, Apache Trail, Etc.
Independent or with escort, securing in advance hotel nnd Pullman
nuommodation. (Optional by railroad overland or special steamer, vn
Cuba-Panama to San Francisco.)
BERMUDA
Special Tours ever W edneday and Saturday: $75 and up for round trip.
I ours of 8, 9, 12 days and longer, including hotels, transportation and
"ijhtseeing 8112.00 and up.
STEAMSHIP RESERVATIONS
TO ALT. 1'AIITS Of Till J WO.II.U
i ofttclaL imeiita of Htcainalilp Line we will be plekaed to turnleh
aieat aalllns llata dlasrama, rntn eherte, and recuro moat desirable
irteraiiona ai companies- rexuar raire
-3ay?3
'iassF.jrr
the famous St. Johns. "American Nile." by r.V
I YslP
S. A. MONTIETH, Com. Agent, HK?!ff 'CcJllB
1 829 Chestnut St., Philadelphia f JMiJr' H
t ;
Spring is most delightful in the South. Sight
seeing nt its best and picturesque side trips
easily available, including St. Augustine also
the famous St. Johns, "American Nile," by day
light and searchlight into the heart of tropical
Florida, with glimpses of brilliant foliage, bird
of beautiful plumage, alligators, etc.
Regular sailings every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday
S. A. MONTIETH, Com. Agent,
H29 Chestnut St., Philadelphia
CUM MUSIS LINES
U. S, Shipping Board Steel Steamers
i iteguiar freight servico
PHILADELPHIA TO HAMBURG & BREMEN
SS SHORTSVILLE Loading
PHILADELPHIA TO ANTWERP & ROTTERDAM
SS"ARI2PA April 15
I For ipacm and rattt apply
A. D. CUMMINS & CO., Inc.
139 South 4th St., Phlla., Pa.
j Lombard 4137-4128-5467: Main 1348
KEYSTONE NURSERIES AutornobilDm-in Lessons
,
H
,ss
A tntapleto stock of ornamental
treea, anrnoa ana uarar peren
nials, crown in the anil of the
world's rlrliMt njrrtciillurnl
county. Our Landscape
Architectural neoartmenl
Is at your service. Write
for eatalfir.
II. F. Ilarr Co.
107 ltarr nldr..
I anrnster, r
VTIlis is what
healed mvskin trouble
Resinol
MNon 1 tlmi t linvc ii i - il piiiipl
bruausu of rralmrrassiui: hIhii truublv
nr lie awnlte hnurn lit niitlit luunentul
bv intense ItrhiiiK lti'linil (iiitmnt
did It' After the tint uiplu.ttiuii if
thU vootliiiig ointment 1 felt uih
bltMcd relief In slinit turn' tin'
Inflammation wan minted mid tli
itcbinit KtoppcU Nnw my trouble id
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