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WAR ORDERS SEND
MEAT PRICES DP
1 ! e a d y Mo n e y Tcm pts
) ?rms to Neglect U. S.
and Supply Allies.
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Perk Dropped front Restaurant
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WILSON URGES ACTION
ON RAILROAD SIFT
v. a nts Speedy Investigation ol
Transportation Conditions.
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..rging
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Electro-Dental
Announcement
On account of the many requests,
our Electro-Therapeutic Bureau at
124 West 42nd Street, will devote
Wednesday, the 29th
from 9 AM to 9 PM to demonstra?
tions of all kinds of electro-dental
appliances. The explanations will
deal especially with the takingof X-ray
pictures?exposures, positions of tube,
and uses of plate and film
The New York Edison Company
At Your Service
OmmmI Ofteei* frviof Placo end l*?tb StrMi
Telephone: btuyretant $?600
Branch <)9>t. Sbo?* knot?! for the Conteniese? of th? Pablla
424 Bro,dw?y Spna| W'<) * J J4 W ?42nd Sf Bryaat 5262
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WARENO, VICTIM
OF PRISON, FREE
Osborne's Former Val?
Will ?Seek to Regain
Health in ?Colorado.
SAYS EX-WARDEN
REGENERATED MM
City's Mouses Pleasing Sight I
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'Union* and 'Balance'
Make Stable Tires
United States Tire?, in more than name
only, carry out the principle of "union* and
'balance' which makes a great stable nation
out of the forty-eight individual State? of the
Union.
United States Tires have that complete
'union' between rubber and fabric which
absolutely prevents tread _
separation and disintegra- J ?l-**"*"?
tion under the tread. \
They have that complete V^
'balance' which gives equal
wear in both the tread and the
neither is weaker nor stronger
other.
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than the
'On. in ' Tr**avd
On* ? " th* I it*
Every part of each tire helps every other
part to last longer?and that is the 'union'
and 'balance' which give the whole tire
longer life?which give the low-mileage cost
for which United States Tires are famous-.
Thtra ar? fiee United States 'Balanced' Tires?
a ttre to meet every mntortng nee:d of prie?
and ute. Ask your dealer te sit?se you.
United StatesTire Company
?(?iohhy* ?CaBsaV ?"-!????" 'Gegoltenes* Tassa'
?INDIVIDUALIZED THAW
TRIES SUICIDE;
2 DIE, 18 HURT
Girl, hearing White Slav
cry. Sets Fire to Apart?
ment Mouse.
? AMILIES TRAPPED,
SHE IS RESCUED
D?ath I ist May Grow Police
Investigate Prisoner's
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arm if
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jumped from a
third
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her?e!f.
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POKER NOT GAMBLING,
MAGISTRATE BELIEVES
Gentleman's Dame, Played in
Clubs- Perhaps for Charity.
"I daal bollar? pah?? can justly be
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C?a ? e a-id lad in rr.ary
of our mo**: e.?
-"m?-. I kno*a paras
that it ia played
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Baa H.'.p bl? ti
wer? playiag il same in a
the I .- ?
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floor of a restaurant The
arou '
rhe block and then turre.) in an alarm.
I streams o-' water p
F?\LLS FROM ROOF INTO I.*\P
l.irl Roller Skate? to >atett. hut *?e
lerelt Shock? Storekeeper.
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the rear o1'
Street ?klyn, early hi*t even- ?
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?kat.s
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ain't hart,
Petera had
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found ?uffer.i g
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TO FI.X VANDERBILT CLAJM
I aaitaala \ ietfm'a >i?ter \?-ks Right
ta \dniinia.ter Williamson I'.-ttatr.
ten el
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taaia, ?as
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Ho left about
?t?te, f r u ? eh the
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r?tate af
h1*o lo?'
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ihevM re
ri'ive 01 alary.
DEFENCE TALK FOR VETERAN
, ? a ? -erne ct
te be
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to ?Cot
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be lluds. n
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? rtnsn.
A Will is no place for
compliments
One of the highest compliments vou can pay to
a friend is to make him one of vour executory.
But it is a good thing to remember that the pur?
pose of a will is to distribute your effects, and
not compliments.
A score and one o ?mir l?iay render an
individual executor incompetent, but roneo, these
contingencies can interfere with the tulhlment
of vour wishes it the Astor Trust Company is
placed in charge.
Make the Astor Trust Companv y-oui exitutor
and you may rest assured that tl.* distribution
of your estate will be handled with the utmost
intelligence, fidelity, and wisdom.
Bsior ?rnsI Coii-paraJ
Irustee for Personal Trusts
FIFTH AVENUE AND .36; H STREET
^-^zzi^zz^^
''i,- I -iif. ?1 Stute ( ,r>, ernmrnt Pntt f>ffice Depn'tment nr>,L
? i total ol l'ir< 'Iluto 7? *t
WHITE TRUCKS
Outsell their nearest competitor
2 to 1
When a competitive truck salesman describes
his own product as being "just as good as the
White, but costing less money" he acknowledges
White leadership both inferentially and by
direct statement.
There is no sentiment about buying trucks. It is ,\
-.-uestion of figures. The only criterion is low evcntu.il
cost and by that criterion White Trucks outsell their
nearest competitor two to one.
o
THE WHITE COMPANY, Cleveland
NEW YORK Br-Ww.y al Sixty-S-acoad Str-art
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