VEa, APRIL. 2 ^ |

« "Mif f la teW« » i £ t * H '' ana bra thc iv ' . * * - ' » - Victor W e c ^ ftn, '* " re turned ^ m e .» «

t h * winter i t t F l „

'**r and « « » ^f>1> * : 7 * ** i£j^* Placid *£*

«» ^ E, & t W V » J •wletor of T h e % n i t e f ^

, , v *»f ia £ram a n ^ '?".*»« vn*ter*ent « { « ? *sd Oe»«rat H o s p i t a l . . ^ .

*T'*4di*ig

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' and drive Sibi la ted hen drive ted car a t ind yon*H ts, to y © %

in ing A o w aey-Back-•s o n y o t s r ff&ngg for

and

M i l I FS 11 if i i j |

O p e n

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Edgar A. Guest}'

j>n<« w:ts 1. ate)Willi ***?

C>een £rl|li, * * *!»•• or

P*0< itbdttt on* thought that

n i g h t • _ • •"--

Perhaps in agony I'd 4ki:/M xt rotmd: a b o u t »*>»««»' * " * * | |

Terrors t h a i Walt to t tW|fc i flat, ' :' -. ' .. .

solemn doc tor warning •(«•« "You're m u c h sao '«id. | j r^

like that! '* ' -- -Sifel;^-• ••• ^ ^ •- - m&-t*-

. . . . ;.-vffc-naje Was_ I t r o d yottthle, • -- stogo'1 - " " ; ;f>^ And bar te red strength tor **4j

it now r v e reaehed twit o M . a g e ^

When a l l exertion'_! must »0n t h e s i a e U « « .now t Creaky of J o i n t ' * n a ' i

fat*. mdemned t o ht&X . .th*'

say: •

"You ' re much , too'Old for like thaW"' X'.X---

xr.k all tnfr. enemy warship*. .-iev • k«?£t eft' gosling, "Htyr

<rJ the ShOrC -SOWSe, ,'**!*" *• >retic&Hy -swnfc" •Th* t are l" signaled back -the. • mnsandet, "getting tending-es overside; "3**rt2$f* • after hfrj tmpleteiy wiped ©lit* thehivaw •inured t&e is land - --•

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J^Vt-IS may seam jScEBtty.' * * * ! [" rt-oi. -wsiirfi*** -if* effMm

. ^.haJt'B Ifcil*ie *»'iia»3P«tt:

n't quite suaicleatl 0t mUt «<• Usag - IstaziA iftafieM* t- F «.fori-t' s decision 3&iK»|Iy ***

So whatever tm witftiwe ^ * r J •-vvolian w&r F*3?«f' -R^1? ^ ^ ' esn't du 'to 'take l:r"|«ja o«KwW*

• * * % • . ,

i«f j>'y w»T retard 4J» -wli^ls «.i 5ustr%- for -laefc c£ to^O^ta fc^*

.U.r r . p a r t w « » t S » M « , ' £ , S S !

nanuaJ wwUerr/ - ^ «^„ .n*-i. thov say it *i»-J*S5

- . r o w i e j . iwfi'Vitalto^ W«*

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i-r. .e Kiieu. 'ii«.ti!rei -"** . ^ fca

a mas 'tQT -tfi# «o« f tW ,

ti^ivd Jbeyciid TIKE i-r. .e sheU. 'at,tlr6

Wt A-PRIL-.33, 193S PLATTSBURGH DAILY PRESS i PAOEWi

personal J e n t i o n (RQUSESPOINT

T H E E A J it-hi".

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.^i'Cn of Xqtv* Yorlj I* ' " rae time With

. i i'iaru was a .i:'lat.taU'ut-R'h yes-

•i. she city yester-lC»<;iir of \ \ v 6St

vv st chazy visit"! ; rttNburgh yester-f

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Alex

OGDENSBIRG POLICE F1WF MINSTRF1 ^TflnC ^IIRVFY

SHOW GIVEN BY

LOSS SET AT $8,000 Khapp. of Mooers

-.> who X'iaited i * «•»»•»«<..•. ixte<i business in ; Effifient Work by 3Flireinoi» Sgaircg

;r-.!6t West Chazy"

'stpril.iy.

f Hiis.ir StU paiss-

!us panehta Ih, Ti -

Ogdeneb^cg police are IjoWlng aft automobile securea from Clauao fcowis ot tKo Wlliys-Knjglit Over­land do. , o fn vrarthlcss check foe $300 ©£» feroij by a man who gtivo his nara« n» s. Wolfe.

An Osaonsiirtirs wia»t eliiima hp hot^eht tit© cap In gooil faith tsom Wolfe jwwi thcro is qbite a ques­tion Invalveil m t o • whether his ti t le is not perfectly fegsl a n a va ­lid. - !

Wowkm- BuiltUiifiy on mm Street

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I-iaRe visl t-E. J . Iven«

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L-dav

knsu..:.'-. I Son. ij

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I John I •CI 'fw.r

raiss-1-..

\'3i A:I Jaim-s

fem'p.'•''•'.

w: N . kEJte V'',s fetors:

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tSpeeiat to t h e FKSSSSJ

ROUSES PT., April Si.***BSi-eient %vork by t h e Hotiiiea;. 3Polttt

1 fire depar tment Bavefl State i/.'ibeth and Asnea street 's rows o£ wooden hulldinss

yesterflay afternoon, when flames swept the s tore of Ales: LauMr ie ,

. h .unp t^ in Vattey {&alxig damage of over $S,000 to : the *e?k-eim. - hulMini? atid stock. T h e loss I s !

. k who was taken 'mostly eovereia "by insurance* :n Vaiiey Hospital I milllp Bernard, who \ym fctaiia-ii.M-:kja-w recently, | i n s across t h e street, saw a th in

tVis imme i n Ri |ga r i sp i ra l of smoke curllns; from the • iitiyri is favorable, iroof of the store building about i:.): of Mooers was{3»4 5 F - ' *£. M® WW across a n a ii';. 's local callers, ^eW Mrs. t ,aun€rle and h e r son,

•v .of Oaay%'«le ^ a s s J E ? m t i n a * ! - in ' town yesterday. ' Edmund opened t he iloor leaa-

ii « l d T, W. D a y ^ n s from t h e s tore into t he side :« nurrtbered araotoe Jstairwas-. F lames leaped Into h i s

.••.rKjpoopte h e r e yes*

UPONBliTTER REQUESTED

i ' .. To Assure American Farm­

er a Fair Profit

Large Crowd at Perform­ance Last Night

LOCAL PEW5 ATTEN0

D a t e 20 Ind'lK T u ^ t l a y . . . . . . 111.M Monday .,-,.[.<. 11S.$8 %v«k Ago . . . . H » . « l High 1825 . . . , * 128.10 £

Low 1925 . . , . . 1H . J1 t TotJtl »rtoek» i>352,*00*

50 Rails 9y.04

100.31 9 9 J 3

104.68 $0.13

SEEK 12 CENT TARIFF Eftt&t pt I«we«xe WottW ISmA

Towaril Gfiieml Tmrm Vtdn-I>nrity9 'Xliey Argao i

st:erda>:'s locaJ call«5r» « ««•!-. i > f Beekmantown.

WASH1XGTON*. Ai»rit St .—Re-prefentatlves of American but ter

produeers appeared today Before

the Turin* Commliwlon to urge an

increase In the tar l i t on but te r

I..-:!

face, fli'ivlng him Ifticte. He was unable to d o s e t he door again.

The lire flepartm^at was num* monedl Chief Petcir S*«uin led

ghftn QC "West tliaisyilrts foree to the attack,, several imports Asserting Utat foreign butler pro

ilucers are aMe to aell their pro «lneta in this country at 'a urlee lower than th« American producer

can aWont, they arjfwtd for a n a d ­

vance in dot?'' from IS t o 12 cent*

a Dound u n d t r the flexible provi-•h\am tit th»» turllf w.M« siwure tlt« American farmer a fair profit. Th© effect of art torreaisrt tnrlff on tot­ter, It was* cwntended), would tend towaril general farm1 uruxnerity. >Whlle the butter liro^ueerlft a«l*

u~|nexs nere yesterday j l ines of hose were ' «j,»ickly laJd jT'S D. Gilbert or EUett [from hyatants, one stream eon

visited her© yes ter -

'•'!•': of Attona was in .11..K t t ime yesterday, * :<. « a reenter spent t he mi v i s ions relatives*

xrest Burroughs of vtiH in

ft. of Chazy aumhered r.iiy's local faualnesa

stantly played on the side of t he buiiatas over an adjoining roof, to joreveat t he fire from spreading: while o thers were directed a t t he are inside. • - . "

Meanwhile Mr. l^undrie ar* i*ive<l on the mam uiwJ immediate­ly set to worfc to cover uj> » 30

town yest«r-1 gallon terrel of oil and another of kerosene... N"c!grhl*ora r an in ' and helped <trag out stoek, Chief of Police 3. €L Safeourht and the s ta te

troopers, lea h$ Bcrgt. Georgt" Con- :nmtctt their chief npnetiHon at •n i,f ^>oini t raesae ted t way , ke»t back t h e crowd* xaxCt

yesterday,

BINGHAM TON. N. 1.> A p r i l 2 1 . I-A«:«mniH:.e« of Ci t izens *|)OUSDr-

tbe. fcrthcouiins; ohsorvaneo of

rat'iPHi -.1.

here faced a ieriotwl air. Ifiiunatio saia last night ho

present comem from Denmark,

Comic Play and Other Short Act«

l*teom Au&lmm at f b\m Hal l j

People from all over the etmnty were drawn to Peru law night to wltnew the opening ninth?* ner" formanee wlilch was .staged a t iA* Town Hall hy the Peru Granprem, who pleased a full house wi th * comic t>l;ty and a minstrel, »how, The performance will he repeated toni«ht.

A- comic play "Fi rs t Aid to Cu» t»Id", urranKed by a few of th» griUijjerH and rehearsed under t he direction of M'w». II . I* ytafford, wait l!r«t presented and mm well received by the audience*

Between the play anil t h e Mins­trel*, two *lwrt act* were siven, Tom Fitcpatrlck displayed his abi­lities with H ji»?>,*inK ac t and"James Felio a n d Denton Severance «nv«i an excellent danclnp Mketch which drew much iiypluuMe, ifw*. JJevir-ance and Slris. Clark pleaded their audience with a duet selection.

The grangers scored a irreat hi t with t he mln»treli«. An end men, Walter Severance of. JPeru «nd

aiu-dun Hmlth 4? Pl«tt*bnr«h prov*4 to be. excellent funmakerf, and many of their $akt* wtr* »t t he rx&*nn* of , w « i e of l'eru"« inpwpuiar citixenk

In th« circle were Mr. and Mr*. Albert Clark, Mr, and Mrn? J ohn JF, r»own«. Mr, and itm Wal ter 1'hllHpn, Sim. J o h n Clark, M M . JTamei* M.tnnljr, Mr», Felio, Mm. Walter Severance, William Wright, and lttiM(CLirk. U E< Allen w»» Interlocutor,

The orchestra, cnnilstttHl of »rr», Walter Mtalford, piano, lt«v. l*ru-

Jjttreventcd them front Jiamperlngjthey declared! thjlr $r«ut«it cuii*;d«m, Sw, «ei»#liti(tii, Mta Buth H»e. iteemiyn.

Tho kitchen n«d rear part of the apartment occupied by Harry 'King uttftj^m mm damaged by^flre ami Pmoke,"

K3ESW YORK, April, 21,—Stock price* brokn sharply today under nettve iieUlng for both iiccounti. test.

• WtiHStfr Tork ' C h > ~ « 5 5 .•, '••" t & M., Bernbar'd Levltow'a rau«

itlc. .

8 ip, M„ Financial Hevtew, / 8; 10 P. M., N4 T, II, Alt Col­

lege; "Electrical Engineering;" Frofe*«or J", P .Arno ld . . .

iftjjjfi11*. M. , . ^Wtmto i s te r Mixed Quartet .

8! 45 P . M.> Tim«'Question con-

Standard industrial* and rai ls , fell

back Sjt to nearly four points, while several h igh priced •peoial-tl«i which have Been under pool aponsorahip dropped * to 12* 1-8 pointi, Trading wan In broader volume, the day'n Bale* runntofc well over one »nd one quarter million shares .

Wall Street found plenty of ex­cuse* to explain the Helling. These Included th* apparent inability of •peculators for the advance to a t ­tract a, public following on t h e r e ­cent upiwln*, leading to th* t em­porary auspeiurion of pool opera­tions in *ev*r*l isaues; lower me­tal, and grain prices; the marking; u p of the call money ra t* t o 4 1-2 per cent and t h e growing uncer­tainty over the buaine** outlook ,for the spring and summer.

Errat ic fluctuation* of V, 8, Cast I ron Pipe, which was ham­mered down more than IS point* to. a new 1*2* low a t 114 J-4, a s compared with a high of 250 ear­lier In th* year, was one" of t he (Jay's fu tu re* . Universal Pipe common and preferred al*o a t -

9:*0" P . M.„ Westminister Mixed Quartet,

9x15 P . M., American Newspaper

PuWlshew* AwocWtoii uinnw, Speakers: Artltur O . Staples, Mrs. I. Jewel Brown; Rube Goldberg: -and es>CrOvernor lx>wdeh.

10:80 P , M„ Billy Wynee'a Or^ chestra.

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. WStAF—Xew. 1fark-'-C«y-^*ea « P , M., Waldorf-Astoria dinner

music. I P . X.» Synagogue services., 7:*0 P . M„ "Jewebry." lAWrence

S, M a y e r s . . " " " . ' "" 7:40 P , H., UnUed State* Marine

Band. 9 P , X., " Ipana Hour ." 10 P , M., Royal Symphony Or ­

chestra . ''• ' I I to 12 P . M„ "Lldo-Tenlce Or­

chestra'..

9 J . M„ Qeorgo Sladdea's Or* ehestr«. - . • ,. •', .

8 ti 5 P, "to. Frank iSimmer, tenor, •-. .t0t : 'p»;krt <5eorere'Maade»-8 Or-.ehcHti-a, • ' ' ' , ;.• I..;__ .

Iff P . M., Wayne mfam&g-Qr* '-'chestra, • , • . , . ' . '.---• •'

/l&s'd p* Mit.1'Eoot for Ru»e.M

Widir--PhUade1phu>-«#5 • ?;$& p , J p " P ^ e a m t>adity." • ,S ae\ ^J**aaetfstA E v e » t V t

, «{lft V* M„ Travel talj«f. 18 P . 3£„ Daneert Orchestra,

"JOjap p, t&n Banee orchestra,

WOO—-PhiladelplJlR—508

im P,''M., teteft! mm* mm-tt>€ Band. : '.-•-'.*-*.-.'--''-. . ^ , P ^ S I . t " i pana Hour,"* '

*0j63tP, M., Spanish program. " lOl^O P . M . , Uance n^uslc, -

WjBM«»BostoiB-MlSl0 e;#0, P , Ml, Big Brothers Club* ?J16 P . Jff„ Victoria Trio, j S P t. M., Traveler Orehei,tra. . *t

' 8;f5 P. M*» ii. 33. "Coh(?ift* *iJtjsf* eale. . . ••

5 P.H., ©BlottoJDaitee Orchebtr* 10 P.- MH Raymond Coon," Paul

Bmgm pianists, ' " . . S

'W»!g-.Sp^ttgfieia» mm^-SfS 6 P . %i.t ILeo Ks3fs«ia» finsentblSir

, .• t;$0 P. M* Course,in .French., ; S:15 P ; If., Concert by ar t is ts , $m V, M.t Original ^Phree Mu«-

keeters. ' " "" ;-s" .'- ' ' •-";: ' ^ Sill E. K.. Hithlasd ©fee club,' * 10:05 I>, -3BL, Paul ino Taylor

kW6tt«HSehenect«dr-'480 6 J 3 0 P . M-l Progra3» t o r chi l ­

dren. '• •• '-' : ' '..'••'.":'•' .._ 6r4l» -P. M.» Adventure" story, -

f P . ' f t , S t rand Thea t re Or­chestra. • . • . . - ' . . ' '

, WGR—Buffalo—3i» im p* M;,, Children** Week," 9-10 p» M„ Concert. 10 P. Xf„ Cantor keVjtte, songs* 10:30 P. W, National Tauaeville

Exchange concert. 11 P. M;, l-opez's dance ausle.

#ja0 P . M., "Spots o» ^ o r t a . ' * ' ?t30-9 P» 5L f ^n t t ed ,$ t a t f s Mar­

ine Sand. . ' 9-10 P^ >1 , Weteome t^'Wash-

ington baseball team,. » 3.0-11 P. si,, Isaacs music.

A phere, which a r e .in tips midst of J PtaturtM «<f the entertainment, fother t h i n t h e end men*« select-.

n

their beat butter proouehij? season i.ini.pht when" It" fcce«rnei,AVant<'a ia «*spw-ss thanks to the fat the time t»rthe worst season f«*|Ions, were'a, duet by XV, and Xr*.

t M.ss iHrrlot Piweiter « ^ n w n iml 3lU ««•»«"• who hsd the American farmer, ensbllttHE.J. J. Itowns, a mon«lo»tu* by Mi* """ them to sell their but ter here a t I Wal ter **ever»nc«, a sextet, and

their lo*'^'j^ce-irhfn-lh*r'»sn«r|l*oloii b y Mm Albert';C7ar*i'*Ho*« can producer to. paying the nml-jCI.trk knd James Fellu,

*mum in the manufacture of hi.«. j Many people from Plattsburgh wire hi attendance at last nfehn show.

;& sfh.M.i 'sophotnorttr. h a d

'hp ^ItcpObH-f nin;.-i>0 by

party of the sihool .in the

Joralty contest. The "Republi-K3" are in the majority and Miss

forester's; election is assured, i f

stfd she wilj act a s mayor of

•"j-citA- during the observahrvand \l$s ni;i serve. «ndcr herein the ^&>\ii, other elective offices.

aided him in his time of stress. He ,haa moved to the "oia "«a1oon'buKd» \itig on. State Itreet and will con­tinue operations then*. "*

T ': A new ordinance regulating the saio o£ milk SOCJ* into cntect. in Watertown Stay 'flr»t,' Only pro­duct from cattle t that have been tubcreulta tested wtii be permitted

, to bo sold.

Ut us t ake care of your House*

\ 3>r, -Sarlow 'G*'Former ofTfa jtertovm has recclvoa notice of his jbeip,c; eommisslon-eil v& -Jioutenant ? colonel of the United States atcdi-cal Corp^ Orgra»I»ed Reserves,

When y«pi iaro in a hur ry or any o'ffier timf» get your tarfiertisR done a t "Vick*8. "i'ottr ' t rade apprc -vlttico. Open* day !«md «Wrt»

. T ick ' s .Time Barber tehop, Victor Etoor, rrop.i Ferut 1ST. ir#

[Some articles y o u n e e d :

AMMONIA Scouring PcW

SOAP CHIPS

A man may be dawn but he'fr 'aevcr out .^alfation Army drive. All thfe week.—Adv,

Scrub B r u s h e s Floor B r u s h e * Dustiess M o p s

Floor Mopg B r o o m s

• - • . • • • ^ N * * ^ * • * * • • * • ' » * • * . * ' * > * • • • - * • ' # • * • * * # * * • • *

SCOOTERS T h e F a m o u s '

' «i>f t rtz 'C*ri>irAK"»>

$5. toj$6.S0 Ut&mw*******

Ai i t MARSHALL Pyers & Belden

KOTICB »TO VE&BVUOS&

Y o u r L o u d Speake r W i l l Reach F w A e r

4 SIMPLE, practical, **38swiw t o your ques­tion, .'"How can I ge t radio on Wuj porclt with*. out moviog everytWupr?" is our new De Luxe E s -tension toxd; in 25 foot leugtiis* connection on each end* '

- * » * , H * of 25 feet.

-5-T

lllli

TolMbrry

It r cheaper now that it wU !b ktcr on. Po It Wore you pi«k< >uur lawn, bfore yon ^e»r «p $om yar^ We navft a stock oi

and 79, off t l-l and 4 1-2 points, rtapectlvely.

Xmwell Motor* B. which touch­ed 19 7-1 last week,.collapsed to-Say to ** l-i or 7 1-8'point*.be­low tost night's CIOM. Mack Trucks •old ten points below it* high of hurt week, closing a t 14f 1-1 for * net loe* of f f.* on t h e day.

Commercial Solvent A and B broke It 1-2 and 10 fi.t points to » • l-Z ami 11? 1»8» respectivsly, o r nearly TI points below t h e yesur'*-hia-luR. Other outstanding

wttk spot* in ths Industrial list included Allied ChsmioaJ, Allies-

cern wast tho axav.tn>k competitloEr Hunter and Urn, Hbjnur,' violins, i £b*\mwt*, American Can, Ameri-of but ter producers of Kew Xeal«ml|Mr. « r l w l m u n , martdulin, U o n a W 1 4 * " I * « « l W i , AmeWcwt »«m*-tamtKtlfa, Argentina, and other ^ w i c , drums, He t tu r l avage , *«» Tobaeco and International P a -countries I n t h e southern hemin-; ilute. Victim S»v,HKe« cornet, ' *•«"» «11 olf * points or more.

Selling of V. » . 'S tee l common, which dropped 2 l -« poinU to 114 1-f. was In further reOecUon o i Chairman 0*ry*« remarks t o stockholder* concerning - t he cor­poration's dividend peltry, settfmr at rest rumor* of it Possthi* aunrl-button or part of the undivided •urpJtif*

Rs^is also were in free supply, Frisco common, Southern Railway, Southern Pacific Delaware and Hudson, l*ekaw«n»s, Pittsburgh mn Went virfiam m a * m oth­er* yielding two point* or more,

common and preferred. Baltimore and "Ohio preferred, snd Omahfc preferred broke through their previous l|g$' low 'price*,

JffiW YORK, April 21,—Bond price* 'held steady today although reactionary tendencies cropped out in several sections of the list and fi»ve the market £ spotty appear­ance. French bona* again lost grouna but domestic corporatlou Issues generally made moderate, progress.

Pennsylvania general f j-g*# ana Kortolkapa WesterA ijssue* were conspicuously strong, presumably In anticipation of the lease oil the Virginia Railway to Norfolk and Weiitern, which wa» announced late in the day? A one point rise in /Atchison general is redected the trend of Investment ran liens, while St. Paul and Chicago and Alton issues, which were uriaer selling pressure yesterday, recov*-ered their .balance toaay,

B A F H S T CHURCH: At the request of many people

the main auditorium of the Baptist Br. I*, T. Reed Mrill deliver a lec­ture Thursday evening ut fc<j0 in Church on the subjest? "Why Bap­tists inimeHie? - 9?hC* l ec to r i will be driven for t he instruction and edification of the members of the Church but* the pubUOj are cordially invited. The seats are free ana an Intelligent fllscpssion of this guestion in pro* mised,. . / • ' ' . •

A t *he conclusion of t h e lecture

tb* ordinance of baptism will be administered. - i •

WOR-—Xewark—405 •• • - «:4S P . X. , Caruso Concert En-{

semble. . * ***« 7;S0 P . M., Vincent l*opes Or-

chestra. * P . X., "Topic* Of tt« Dsy,"

Ulned new lew prices at II 7-8.'Spencer Armstrong. 1:1S P, M., Talk, Bsdqa ltork.

I i:l*. P. M., VertchAmp String Quartet

9 P, X„ Dinner to Oentrdo Ma-chado, President-elect of Cuba.

11 F, II,; Ciro'a Orchestra, >

Of* , WAAX—Xewark-^ggS

mi-V.'Un Phil lunch's »5tt<Ml4Wl* ,

8:15 P . M., Esther Pomick, sop­rano .

8: »0 P , X. , Albeit E . Bonn, »'««aio.» •

8:45 P . I t , Allda Rltman, sop­rano . •

WJAR—Providence—30« 1*0$ P, X., Studio prograwuv

*7;S0-i0i30 P , Jf,, Program from tXfVAV * WKtAJf.t

- KDKA—Pit tsburgb--30» , 6:15 P . ffl* Binner ; concert . * 1:m P*'»L. Children's period. t i l S P . M, r Courae in geology. o p» u„ siitz hour of music,

t

; , , im&ftm *AliK;'-TO»II5HT Syrstcuse representatives of t h «

American Bducatiohal Food Coun« ctt have m a d e ar rangements wi th stiation WFBI<, wa*e length atsa netfeter, on- the Onondaga B-otel, Sy-r«icus^ ?», ¥.* t o p u t i&eir heal th ecfueational ta lks NOU t he air on 'Jifia 22nd?ana 2«tb, a t f:*0 P . M.

EWem Btaadard tlpte, "

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f K£i£i i J ^ b l K U v I i t f r i - ^ IHlStWeeK Miss Marjorie E. Daytott o l jpennison Mfg. Co., will in-

': struct the ladies of Pfettsfcttr^h and vicinity in maJdng^ fancy and useful articles from Dennkoa Crefie Paper, !

NEW LAMP SHADES PAPEI DECORATING CANDLES

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Recent . Road R,un jR0ve*te Ability - to Go 25,000 Miles Wi thout

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Store at 29 Clinton St, " Plioiieie^ WNtWhwl', j

Mrs, John F, podge, widow of ono of tho : founders of Bodge

r>" Alfred Q. Wilson, business man of Detroit, and deacon in the F i r s t

^Presbyterian c h u r c h , , where she heads ' the miesjonary society*'; T h e he i r s of J o h n Dodge will divide about f?o,0»0,000.

1921 Developments n i j I,, I I I iniiMin'T *

Achievement of* Endurat»co Kee-ord Comes on T«» of Great

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3STew Toick t o JRto Orana©

.tJescription' of a .par* of the 25,-OOo mile F rank l in test ea r a s p u b -

'Thmed in the E x p r e ^ of £a» An-tonio; Tesas, where much of this sreat- mileage was piled^up, sounds t h e following note;. "Ip^agine a veritable njtlafee on wheels-^-a cus­t o m featured FranMin ©if striking beauty a n d richly appointed ip every - detail—being slaramed^dver the roads all the way frotn"Kew England to tho.|tlo Grande valley at, an average pace of nearly 400 miles dally—aU for tho purpose of proving automobile stamina."

TICKETS FO|t «*KATHX1SEN»* Tickets for *!Kothfeen" are oix

sa le In-Pla t tsburgh a t "the folkvw-iajS> JStoi?ess ^Jverlfetli*^; Pharmacyv

fhe Mt-Hite Shop, W. & la«uea

HJteheoek'g iPharmaey, and Seem,-er*. Tho.5toro AJhead.. -Ticket*.may: be had out of town at Mar«ha*8 Pharmaey, Peru; Geo, N.Rjrewef, Brothers; Inc., Is engaged? i o m a r - Stonfe'aTDrtig Store, Keesevn l^ rMr . Torrence,i Bank of Ausable, Au-sable Fo rks ; Bs* J,. Xawley, ^ l i za -bethtbwn? R, 3f, Nlchoie, »antfe-moraj I^abounty & stone, West Chasry; John Beekman, Chassy? A, R. Atwood, Champlaln, and W, W, Cooper» Houses Polnt^-adv, '

tiansmission service b rake reached the stage of requiring renewal.

I<ef t S a » Antonio in March, * Most of the mileage was pilea u p

through continuous njght and day driving over circuitous routes sa North Carolina and Texas. The ca r used was tlie first of the new stylo Sedans to leave the F r a a k l m fac«* tory. - N

By the t lmo" the .testing pa r ty were ?eady to return to Qie faci toxy a t Syracuse, so much Interest In the performance, of the ear had been ^aroused, particularly i n Franklin dealer circles, that^ it -was arranged- t o make extended stopa a t Frankl in dealerships along t ho route, Houston, New Orleans,

Haven, factory SlervicO . Engineer Shreveport, Mtt ie Rock, Memphis* who .-accompanied t he test c a r . ' 8 * ' ^ppfs, Chicago, Indianapolis*. " W e bucked snowdrifts in R B W ] Cleveland and Buffalo were among York and' nearby statesr i n l a t e ! «»*• «***» visited, and everywhere January," he said, »'More snow, *& | ' * " l w motorists availea them^ s o t a in , was encountered in" >faxy* seffyos of t he opportunity to tesij

land, white "Virginia was crossed t h e c a r * foBowing, a, t e a clay ra in t h a t lefjtf Plattsburgh- Motor gales Co.? t h e ' r o a d a sea Of mjud, ' W o p^J - ' t oca iFnwkl i i i dealer who has been uir. chains and wane-wed throuflirf l l o w i n^ oli>s^ i h e pw»s*«w oc m u d ' t h a t rose above t he running I t b e FrankUn tes t car, s tates t&afc bpard* day after dayv

Further deserlptioa of the win­tertime road conditions purposely encountered 4s furnished by K» C

. 1325 is proving alyear'or achieve^ meats for the Franirlln'Automobile Company, factory at Syracuse, 3ST. T?„ announcing recenl^v the. com­pletion^ of .one of. the most re-. nfarkdble endurance ,*uns ipanotor car history. The!reliability feitt, said t o ' establUsh. a new high mark ' In carefree n\otori.ng»j oon»e3 at time when Franklin's ..fetyie pres-iige Is resulting in orders far ex­ceeding the factory's production capacity;., April (order?, for int stance, a r e 2 1 per? cen t JUt excess.

of norma! capacity, and.3&y or­ders aro 35% ahead.

tii», reliability teat which ecm-isialied of a ss.eop; mite,1 so day-cruise over the most adversei roads available .In Southern states, with­out requiring a single major repair or replacement, isr proving fully. „„« w ^ — , „ ^ —~^ .„ « t- ^^-t a s s-i-Hstylng: t<b Fjyi.Tilrlfn. factory j -or chassis a t t h e end of tlife'naiie^] style car vy&s aia.de

exoouttm m my other pliaso of J sum, we reived many reaufests $k' ^e' W b t n d r . s r e a t ±SLSS success. faa4much, ctenaOnsbcations from interested

•''The strain, on xnotor, chassis and. bofly throughout the. wjioie mileage -vvjia- tlxe Worst W-js- cbiila

impose for the purpose ef seeing how m u c h gaff the ca r could stapjl. Certainly, J2S^O00 miles of this test is piore destructive tban ' twide as much mileage in ordinary ownfer

tes'.s such' as this is the haekhone of BTanklih merchandisiiig, be ins particularly instructive to thoso motorists who a ro stepping up to a quality jnotPPing level lo r ipie first! time. ^

F » n a t Filling Stations

The long sun Was not wi thout ltd amusing angles, one of t h e m be-*

use. f W e didn^t have to service the ' ing the fact tha t t h e n a r was dis-i * car .once. ln a .major way thrQUgji- guised inasniuch as the test w a s out the test, and when we couldn't commenced before public an-t ~jund a sqiueak o r ratt le in t h e bo^y_j nouneemeni of Franklin's, new.

,as a propouneed franklin mev* chanoising advantage is«sald to r e ­sult* ' • . ' • ' ' " -- - - .- '.

By way of explanattone, Bales-manager S. SI. Ackermah, w says, "Franklin has. b^en idvertlsed as t h e lowest-price i car ! per mile mader . this jperfformanee; proves the point, and enables u.s to show njotorlsts that true economy should be reckoned on a mileage toasts ovejp.a long period of ownership

motorists who had read about the performance. Baually noteworthy jm the engine? the. carbon has never beep removed, yet it is cap­ab le of doing 60 m. p. h. and pull­i n g ' t h e test hills tackled by only those driving the most powerful automobiles*'

Mr, Haven states tha t the first set of tires averaged over 15,000 miles, and, t ha t just prior to com­pletion of the 25,000 miles the

The eat" Wt;e a ficticious name-s plate a t tlie topi. <?£ t&& <:on.veiit^

tional typo radiator, and to fmn th«r eoinplete. the aisgttiise a, m.ot^

ometer supplanted the customary ornamental Jion which is a dia-< tihguishlng mark of the Franklin* I t became necessary far the Frank-* Hn qrew to use considerable s t r a t ­egy i n order to prevent willing; at tendants at filling stations fronx unscrewing the motor meter , pre^t paratory to pouring water Into the* air-cooled motor, ... . ^