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THE SUN AND NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JUNE -21, 1920.
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rrnort of llio piocfcillnw. no that he nml
M SwoelMM '" know ewry mmuta
what m KoIiik on in Vn"V'"l,i."m,n.
In view of Mr Wllxon n plnn to mall
turn hli grip -on ihu c-rviy.-r.Uoii the anil.
ArlininlMiiillin forcct lmvi Mil mit to
halt If pSilul Hint ver IhlnK.
! of Uniiuiflpiitlon.
In this llniMP It will I'D found If n t'''
tf StnBtli l furcd Unit n Konrl miiriy
nimniirru OonurcM ''.. hav.. i.lwoya
liccn rtrullliccd In thulr loyull to
tlic I'ri-Bhlcnt will trmln- Ihn ilurw Into
opposition. Tho ndjomnnii'iit of ton
kicks .-arly tlil rnonth wun looHcd on
iih ii .lay of finunrlpatloii by u loimlrtr-r-i,
hi., Bioup of lH'inwraU. J''or morn
thun KOVfii yrurn tln-y linw Ml iimlc-r
llio lu'ccwilly of MunilliiB P ' 'I10
1'i.nlileiil ifBaidli'M of nil ollu'l toii
(.Idcnitlonn. Only hy that coui'Mi illd
tnu) hcu hupt! of uUtliiu Ki'iluim puity
dlvmlon. , ,
The njicclr' of party dlKlnti'Brntlon
iinili'i tin; C'UjviiIriml mlinliiHtriillim Iiuh
In en wu-il to fi'luMcn illnalf' Tti'd Domo
i rum Into llni'. Hut tln'ic wun n limit
.) patlPiiii' and hy lo'innoli c-niwriit It
h, ih plai'Ml ill thf itiJJuiinirii'Nl of Con
Mi A flu tlml Ihf lcmT louilem In
Wutililnutim woie iIpIimiiiIiiimI to luku
iM.k tticii- right to lnili'P'iidtiil volition
ii-) In fiituio pally ixiIMpk
Iimt iihout In proportion art he lim lost
III srl ui Hi'' P'"ty l''iidi rhlp In t'oli
Kii'S3 tin- rri'ldcnl has lliihi-iifd IiIb
hold on th" National Committee oiiran
uallnn The di'vi'lopnn'iil cjf n mutual
niHpltlnn lii'twicil thr two I'aclloilH In
pally dilution had hum appaiciit for
inontliH past. Kvui hIihc- Hip .Iriil.r-nn
I my dlliii'T Inel .lannaiy It him bi'en
BrowltiR Ini rcuhiBl Iniportant. The
loiiK""'doiinl li'iidiMM nrwnin. that
Honii'i H. I'uiiiiuliih's and tin- Oahlnct
i, i-.iiij mi' i.nliii,' to run tin- inarhlni' at
Mill 1'iiini lKi o If tl iuii. and tin' .Ww
uK H'oiW Intel hw an i oniddiTi'd
hy IX'iniM inlli' I'liriKii'iwIrni.il Ii'IuIi-in
I,,.,, a Kini'i.il ii'ivli'i' nf noil,!' iilmut
tvli.' i Ik White 1 Irut". Mould expei t,
VOICE TEST HELD IN
CONVENTION HALL
DfiiKM'nils rind No Need of
Aniplif.wiiiy AiKliplionc nt,
Sim Kniiicisi'o.
; i mii" i hi icioiii(ftil l Tub tfrs ami
Ni:m- YnuK Hour it
Si I'luMum, June 19 -The FtioiiK
r I i. in. I of Hie lli'inoeralu thus far n
penilil, l In Ihls r.iwlnritlnff town went
,.ii in the Auditorium this nuirnlmr und
l. .i.j IH .11 niudiiH. Homer CummliiKfi,
nitiimul lialrmun, iimunleil the -p'ak-tiinl
Nornian C. .Mack illmhed to
oe south KalU'fv. lieoriie Mara, .'.
i;i Ki r and Wilbur Mulsh raii(,'ed
10 Hie tin tin 't eurneiH.
fier lids tnc ueoutli" were O. K'd.
T.i-v are eo i;o(id that the Idea Is to dle
pi ns" eMept for foiinal aunouni!i'mcnt.i
11 ihu ehaliman ami yeeietary of the.
i vntlon. with the use of the amplify-
in iiiillplirme wlueh was hrotight nlonu;
i nun i ii- rnllsruin lu (Tilin;o.
The IiIk K.istern ih legations are duo
I.. . e Mill week N'ew Vnrk, Ohio, I'elin
i K.mi.i. N'en .lerey. JlasiaeliusottH and
i i. n -t.
ti.irney-i leneial rainier Is on the
n. 'nil In.s arrival will kIw uh the
nri sein e nf the nnlv I'andldale, except
.Hi'iuiU'i iiwen, who h.iH lieadrpiai ters
lien llio- l:n. M Ik sul'-mnly i xplalneil
nut l.ilnur is eoinlni; meiely In dls-
liurce hi duly as a inunihcr of the Ka
iionul i oinnilttee. That full eoninilttoe
mil inn.' Its llr-i ineetliiB on h'riilay,
i ml as fieri, are contexts In only two
Mutes ik'orl.i und Missouri It may
lira, und decide without leferencc to
ulii otiiinittees. rpon the derKuoii as
'ii'.ilRll not nnlj dipenlls the con
i. nl ri Miti- of l)i it Htate for I'lilmer
but ihe riti'iitlori hy I'larit Ifa eI..if his
pott .ih tritlonai I'oinnilttKem'iin, "lit"
liiK now Hie senior inemher. If the
ileliKalum picked hi the lloku SmlUi
Tom '.V.ilon unt i-.ilrninlstriiHon faction
is seated the nation,.! comniilleeman
Kill he W. ('. Ilereen.
Win tin r or not the .Mlniouri people
will coin nine thi'lr fiKht against Si nnlor
James Iteeil In view of his election as
ileletrate from the Fifth district of thai
"Hate on Ftid.n In u nritter of Bpccu
lalion heie. I'niler the Insli uctloriH of
ihe MI'siuil Kiate orKanl.atlon Heed
ivns -peclthally haired, hut h!s con
stllucniR have ;jnne ahead anil elected
him anvwa. The State organization
lias not vet nnttflcj Ihe National Coni
iciltee that the Feat will he contested.
Thp National rnininitlei' will Like no
a lion on its own hook
rat raMfflHagMaSMiu
!
FRANKLIN SIMON MEN'S SHOPS
1 to 8 WEST 38th STREET
Entire Stock of
Men's 14 Frankiin
Low Shoes
Now 11
Regular stock readjusted to
new market conditions
WE cannot emphasize too
strongly that these shoes
are not a special purchase for sale
purposes, but regular stock toeing
the' line of new market conditions,
and giving you in advance bene
fits that we ourselves are not yet
privileged to enjoy.
The selection includes mahogany,
Ko-Ko calf and patent leather, in
the latest mid-Summer models.
A great buy at Eleven Dollars:
FIFTH AVENUE
STORE CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY
FROM JUNE 26th TO SEPTEMBER 4th INCLUSIVE
BRYAN IS MENACE
TO WILSON'S PLANS
Ir Alms lo Kpscik! Parly at
fonvoiiiioiiTrnin Clutches
of President.
SITUATION' IS DYNAMIC
Administration l-cadors Arc
Plainly Watcd Over (r
tninlv of Deadlock.
Vl ii Stilt rorri npniiJrut of Till! Ri
Nkw Voiik 11(51111 ii
Sas KitAMiHCii, Junu 20.- Knveilsh
they weic, the pi ellmlnnry days of tin
llcpuhllcan convcnllon ercin in retro
xpect cool and placid when one com
putes them to these days of flushed and
nervous speculation Hint lead mi to the
meetlnit of the Democracy. Tho initia
tion here Is not et fluid even. It I
distinctly Raucous. Kwn' ronitlvahlc
decision lo ho made hy the convention
remains cloaked wllh , vapor, As re
gards candidates and principle the
vhdhlllty Is dlntracllni;l low.
At i lic-iB" It wis fnlrb uhvlous from
Ihe stai I that not one of Ihe three lead
Inn .andlilales couH-he nominated.
In Kan l-'tnnclsci) no aspirant h posl
llvuly n.-Katlved hy cither moral con: Id- ,
erations or political expediency. Ihe
all BOt " eluiiice--fox, M.iisha I, )fib, j
Palmer. Hitchcock, Oiass, IMw.ir. s.
(iwen, cTeimd, M Ilth and ev-li Hie
modeiit McAdoo.
In Chlc-iKO It was foreseen that In the
pilwite and puhllc lotmclls of a ioiiII
dint parlv, hent on harmonv oiilv, otic
i-renl hat'lle had to he fou.lht-that of
Anieilcanlsm aB.'ilnst Intenintlntmllsm.
In San I-'rnnclsco thei Hist he fierce
HlrUBKl-s over Wllsonlsm Beiierally. over
the ..'HKiHi of Nations In partlctil.ii',
over the lhiuor ipieptloii. oxer the labor
Issue and over the lilsh "Itepuhlh
iiuiHtlnn, not to mention minor mntters.
In the Itcpubllcin convention then-
.,u o Itrvnn. no slnclo man of onse.
oueiice wl'b happened to stiiml In the
particular t'alvlnlstlc iclatlnn tlrat Mr.
Ilran heirs to the inunocratic partv
Once Hid leaRue difficulty was out of
th; w.iv nnthliiB was to he feared from
llurah or Jolmson. Mere evcotliltiR In
to ho feared from Ilryan If the man
darins of the Ailmlnhtratlon are minded
to nhiy tho nrdeiT that Chairman Cinii
mln;'s entries In hU Inside pocket anil
which Senator filass is lirliiBlnu ns
amindeil hy the Invalid of llio White
House.
There are preelK-ly seven times as
nvinv chimera for a nastv flr.hl lu Hils
i-(i(iventlon as there were at CIiIciibo.
Km- Ilryan will tltht to the laft ditch
iiBalnpt nnv sort of "liberal" expression
en the liquor question, nsniit compro
mise and for a strnlKht out Indoi-Fcirent
of the Klithtecnth Amendment and Hie
VolMead law as il now Hands.
He will fight Ihe effort lo loinnilt Ihe
whole partv tc the President's demand
that the treaty and league, inilst he rati
fied. wllJumL change of verbiage or es
initial alteration In an wav. lie will
not permit the inatler to he made an
IsMio if he can help It. for Mr Ilryan
KCinla word thai Hie nenincrallc p-irtv
inf.ft not make the mlst.iku of la.-klhif;
thn Kepuhlicnn p.irh on the IcaRiie l-sne.
I.Ike prohibition, Mr. Hryan holds the
matter Is closed, lie will flKiit evciy
eauilldalo .ui forwaid as a liquor lib
eral, such aa Cox, Kdwanls and llltili
coek He will flBht liccause he is fanatic as
lo the principles and because ho loves
the savage B'e and taku of couve.ntlon
battling hint lu Mils fODBli hiislnis.t
William J. Uryan has ho superior in
I'tiilcrlylnB Hr an's attitude Is his
hoi cm heliuf, as one learns from his
Inllmnle.'i upon the field of battle to he,
that the party must he reconvcrud fiom
the Wilson party to the Democratic
partv. Ilryan lias had more than cnouTh
of Wll.'-on, and In this feelinB ho Is ci ed
ited with absolutely sincere regard for
partv interests and Is nol accused of
K-lflsli schemliiB.
When the Administration crowd starts
out to run the convention the entle
iniin from Nebraska will be riBht theio
wltii a whole hardware shop full of
monkey wrenches. He arrives on June
'.'.",, and the cominK of Bryan will be
a considerable event.
In the confusion or rumor th.U nu,i
lnl.s toncti.'s and relui'Ses clouds of mm.
mwc, ccrlalnjiuxzlce cpnetantjy nppear
Hcen williln thn vapor that fogs thl
IniciestiiiK preliminary week llime la
liuuiiithitiK Kolni; mi, KOiiiuitilnB '""Ins
iilchcinlzcil of triiiieudoiis linpoi tnncc.
Coimiiler the tog tinulc for u moment und
what do wh have,','
lt Tho President still ullent ai to enndb
(laclc, but criKurly rcBponslM. to an
h.tmluw ri'luent fiom a nuwi.paier
which koch to Kl'out paliiH to picture hlin
u-'ll on the ro.nl to viuoious health.
2, McAdoo, I'uo iicliiioivledBcd favorll
for the noinlnnllon, emphatically tak
ing hlmsrlf out of the nicis lu tho amaze
ment, even tho shocked uniazwnent, of
Ids hoft friends.
2, Ait effort to make. Il appear that
H-nator (Jlnns, one of the fow Wilson
confidants, la lo liu tho h-Kiitce. of Mc
Adoo. 4, Haltibi'lilKo Colby, tale Hepiilillcan,
lato I'ioRrepile, idioved forward for
sumc mysterious reason hy tho 1'iesldcnt
himself.
5 IttirlMnii, nvowod political mnnneer
for Hip Prei ldeiit, hurryiiiif here.
(j Tho atiiKn nil setfor tanw ilnimatlo
effect. What? Kind an answer to
that mid ona cornea pretty close, to
unlvliiB the Doniocratle pinhlem.
Could thcro he, one Itcara aled nil
eviry side, unjthins especially Blunlll
cant la the fact tlmt the Administration
lenders are plainly elated over tho cer
tainty of n deadlock? Is It important
tlmt Chairman CmnmlmtH Is all smile
wlitn hn Brants that no one of the nine
or tcit aspirants can Into tho con
vention wllh anything approaching a
majority, let alone, u two-thirds com
mand of dcloBatcB?
The convention opena one weik from
to-morrow mnrntiifr. The Intei-veninB
week will bo a period of InriifthliiR dele
bmIcm and vlsltois, of the openlnB of tin
Lor a dozen headquarter, of llrjan and
brass bands, of sociel conferences, of
a rlslnit tide of speculation, hut Utile of
mil hnpoltiutce can take place, doubt
less, even Willi the caucusslnB nf Ihe
forty-nine deleKUtlutis, lor over this re-
msrkahlii gathering nt a Bleat height
hanBH a visible thounh Impalpable
sonieihlnK vhos(. mysterious Inlluenco
cl"KS meti'n feeliPB.s and contuses their
nilutls.
N'otlilnn Is definite--not even tho nc
iplaucii of the withdrawal of McAdoo.
I his convention will torse its campaign
wt'iinons In the pain nnu ton or nciuai
conlllct, Hie baltlo of Hran iiRalnst thft
hn.'lHCS.
H raps of news found by the loadslde
to-day are that the name or Cluinip
Clark, who went Into the convention of
1012 with a majority of llin ilelcules
and who was beaten In lir.Min, will he
placed In nomination, that the stock of
Atnb.is'uilnr John W. Davis has Bone up
sllRhtl. that some of McAdoo'a friends,
ltn.wnond H.iku- ninoiiK them, arc now
for' Palmer, that Cik will lead on the
llrst ballot, and that Vice-prcBldcnt
M il shall doesn't caro a rap to bo nom
inated hut Jlnds It tot.venlent to hover
In the neiRhhorhoud.
Hopkins Keels Clicimriiueil.
.1 A. II. Hopkins, chairman of the Com
inlttee of l''orty-elght, which expects to
launch a new political party at n con--i-cniion
In Chicago, July 10, found cn
ciiuragcinent for Hie movement even In
unsenativo New KnglJiid, he tn'd yes-
1 terd.i.v. when he n'tiii-ntd from a tour
of that section
Fine Cantaloupe
.Delightful With
Knickerbocker Ice
Nothing so refreshing and appe
tizing on a sizzly morning. Cut
each melon in half, take out seeds
and fill the halves with crystal
clear Knickerbocker Ice.
Serve on bed of Knickerbocker
ice. When the cantaloupe is
quickly chilled you get the true
melon flavor.
Xevn tul mfiiitx in yjur ice Chrsl.
1iry imjmit their fiavm lo oilier foods,
uut lorn) chMinq Julrnyt their own
fine favor,
Knickerbocker
Company
IS
Made to sell
(gjT Silk cravats,
J
Broadway
C
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Mb
H"D A XT A HP
JULY 15 LIKELY DATE
TO NOTIFY HARDING
Hays, Hllles mid Olliers Plan
to Meet Nominee To-day
to Arraime Details.
COM.MITTEK'TO UK NAM HI)
Acceptance Will Illume Wilson
for Failure to Wipe Out
Obsolete War Laws.
kpniat h Tin: Sis vn Ni;w Vunr. lhitli.li.
Wahiiixoton, Juno 20. In antlclpa
lloti of an unusually busy day tn-nior-
irw. con for a canuiuaie, honaior-Jiar
dlnz devote 1 his Sunday to quiet.
Hoi
spent some time readuiK correspondence,
nmalnliiB at home until late in tho
day, when he wutt for tin automobile
ride. rtcturnliiK, he dined nt home, the
onlj Btiefts licliiR Mr. and .Mrs. I' V..
Scobey and It. It. Ci-euRer of Texas,
Bilefits at the HardlnK resld. m-e
To-morrow at 10 o'clock the special
sub-committee of the llepubllcau Na
tional Committee on campaign arrange
ments will meet Senator HardlnB. All
the members of the huIi-i ouunlttce arc
here, and spent most of the day in quiet
conferences. ThP,y arc Charles D. HIIIch
of New Vol It, John W. Weeka of Massa
chusetts, A. T. licit of Kentucky, Jtulpli
Williams of Ore;oii and J. I.. Honion
of, Oklahoma. Willi them will meet
Clialrlnan Will II Hays, Secretary Clar
ence II. Miller and Treasun-t- Fred W.
I'pluim of Ihe National Committee.
line Impoitant piece nf business likely
to he transacted at this session Is n-im-ItiB
the exiciitlvu coiiiinltlei. of Hie Na
tional Committee. Mr. Hays will arrive
fiom New Voil. early in the mornhiff.
Ono Important piece of business likely
to ho trmsarlrM at tills session Is nam
lllB the eticutlvn comniltteo of tho Na
tional Committee that will conduct tho
campaign. Tts npiirtlntmcnt at this time
liiix been authorlr.od hy the National
C'ominltleo and Its iierponno! Is awaited
with a Rood deal of Interibt. H was
ALL NEW RAGS
"100 rag stock"1 docs not tell the whole
story because rags yary from 4 cents to 20
cents a pound. It is possible for a bond paper
to be 100 rag and still not be like Cranes
papers. The cheapest grades of rags arc old
rags collected from house to house. The best
grades are cuttings from shirt factories and
other manufacturers who cut up cotton
goods. Crane Co. use only new rags in
their papers so that they are "100 neiu-rag
stock."
1009& selectee! new rag stoc
iii) years experience
Bati notes of countries :
Paper money of 438,000,000 people
Government bonds of 2 1 nations
d ra 11
BUSINESS
Announce
Beginning This Morning
AN IMPORTANT
Sale of 3600 Knitted Silk
AT
at a much higher price
at once revealing in their
a degree or quality frankly unusual in neckwear at
moderate cost. Novelty knitted effects, in plain
blues, black, brown, green, heathers, and most
uncommon stripings. They tie a perfect knot,
give better service than most cravats, and come
out of the tightest tie-up without a wrinkle.
mild to-ilay that thcr probably will bofrjrqe R1ARRURY SAYS
no! Im thi.n nlin or morh tllkll fifteen MiOO imrtDUA t J
members, and tha,t tho women
wi'.I no ,
rcnrefeiitcii
aS)
ardin.ir already nas ih-kiiu
sneecM of ncCetlfnhcii, hut It
u a nrettv fluiu stliw un
til after the Democratic declaration of
faith Is itMillahle und the Democratic
licked nominated. Meanwhile confer
ences will he continued, with a view of
famlllarlzliiB HardlnB with the wishes
of all fectlons of Hie country and elti
iiiL'iitM of tin. party. The exact dato of
Ihe notification will ho decided to-mor-iow
and It will he close to July 1.
At tho nominee's office It was wild to
dn that former Senator IlovcrlilKO
(lnd.1 and l.lcut -Col. Theudore Roose
velt piiib.ihly will bo received for con
fercnceii on Tuesday or Wednesday,
Dates for conferences with other party
lenders will not he definite until later,
because of the uncertainly about tho
time uquhed lu ninkliiK the formal ar
niiiBemeiil In which Clio National Com
mittee la concerned. In addition to tho
chlortaln.1 of State organizations and tho
different party groups there nlso win no
dlM'USHlonx of specific problems with o
porta In finance, hankliiB. business, rail
toads, labor and many other subjects,
l'n.slileiii Wilson's nockct veto of tho
lull to tepcul the war laws, which parsed
both branches of Cointreau tn mo ciubim,
hours of the session and which the
President failed lo sIkh even after the
ten day respllo obtained under the. rullni;
of Attorney-llencral Palmer brcakliiB
former precedents reiiulrluB nctlon on
bills while ConBross was In fcsslon,
probably will be stronRlycmphaslztsl In
Ihe fpeceh of acceptance still to bo writ
ten hy Senator IlardliiR.
Of course Senator HardlnB has said
nothhlB about tho specific points to ho
taken up in his speech. He has re
frnllied froht nnfcwciliiB any questions as
to what letllcles ho wnl discuss in that
document. Hut the repeal of the w.ir
laws w.is one of the measures which
CoiiRress was most eiRer to Rtl Into ef
fect, lt pawed the House wllh only
three votes out of 2li against It. and
was put through tho Senate by an over
whelming majority.
Tho l.ever food control act and Hie
trading with the enemy act were ex-1
cepted fiom the lepeal, which included
inoro than three score of laws giving
almost unlimited powers to the Pn si
dent. Congress has been partnulaily
tvstlxe over tho fact Hull theso laws re
mained on tho 3tatuto books, and Sen
ator Harding l one of those who in Ins
speeches and interview!) has Insisted
that tho restrictions upon business im
posed bv the war statutes ouahl to he
icnioved.
PAPERS
a
L3
and show . it!
fine weaving
At 34th"St.
1
11 u
HER MINJD IS OPEN
Would Not Trade Hex Dec
gate Job for $10,000 Check.
Ill' T Slut cm i. ;"ii'"t' " T"K M
Ni.w uiik HEntLii.
Sn I'iuncirco, Juno 20. Miss Kllsa
heiii Maihui). a delegate m large from
New Yolk, got here last night and was
lunchlnK on satwiges and apple pie whon
ohsfive'd by n correspondc nt of Tim Hvs
ash Nkw Vor.it Hkuaid. Sho asked to
he quoted as follqws:
"The latgc deleBato from Nw York Is
feeling like a four-year-old and Is princi
pally Interested In making sure (hit her
chair at the convcnllon Is Hound and
rclluhle."
Miss Mat-bury said her mind was open
n in eni!1l,1nt,. wlien nti. left Vpw Vnrk
1 ,i,t.l ,,..11,1..... u.ni,l.l ..Inc.. Ii "f 1,',1-n
,,,.. l!,,,,,.ll, ,1 I.IIIU V.l'r, ,. , .,..-
come In the coast," tho ild, "wllh no
pn conceived enthusiasms or prejudices
Tn me (lie platform Is infinitely more Im
portant than the man. There inul not
he a pussyfooting fenlence lu 11 We've
got to hae a clear statement of what
we believe nhotit the League of N.illons.
labor, piohlbltloi), everything put into
the mivtt direct and concise language
Hint can bo wiltten. I don't mind tell
ing anybody how I stand on piohlbltion.
I'm for the nMor.Ulon of beer and light
wdr.es. I'm ngalnut giving to the rich
any pilvllcgcH that are denied to the
poor As a delegate at latgc I wouldn't
trade my Job for a $10,000 check. '
I'll.'es ii-ntb.eil on Sivlfl A Cnmpanv miles
of lunnsB hei t In Neu inlt i:itj for v eeli
nitlliiK SiilurilA. Junt" hull, UO), on ship.
ini'iilB sold nut, I'liiict'il fi hid 17 00 lents ro
'T.ihi unls pi r poiiml mill airr.iKi'il 1 in,
i.'iits pi'i- imunii. .1 ir.
SlTCStXSFJIirTSSTJCXl "i'i'WVJ'wtlCSl-
uBMWianMvaMniMnvmi1
A question on advertising
for
his
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Pearls Diamonds jetlry
. Silverware Stationery
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r your eyes are inflamed, wuak
ti-d or overworked; if thry m-he; u
iv:turc ubows ninlio then feel dry
ami strained, trot a bottle of 15cm
Opto tablets from your dnigr-i.
dissolvo one in a fourth of a Klahs of
water and use r.R an eye bath from
two to four times a day. Ilon-Opto
allay inflammation, Inviftoratca,
tones up tho cyn.
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Which is Right?
for yon to decide
Two (men recently commented upon our
advertising.
The elder, enjoying a youthful mind
at 81, wrote enthusiastically about one
of our advertisements which was based on
an actual incident told in a natural way.
The ..other, unusua lly serious-minded
35 years, said to us:
... 1 .
advert semems icim to
nified. I like plain formal stale incuts."
Thinking perhaps some of our readers
share our serious-minded friend's view
point, we print the following advertise
ment writl en with the traditional dignity
of a Trust Company.
The
Columbia Trust Company
Acts fcfr Individuals as
Executor Trustee
Administrator ; Guardian
Custodian of Securities
V
Acts for Corporations as
Trustee Transfer Agent
Depositary Registrar
Agent for Voting Trustees ,
Forestfn Exchange and Commercial
Lettera of Credit
T
Deposit Accounto Welcomed
FINANCIAL
IN SHOPPING
CENTRE
5Avt&34'.lSl
DISTRICT M
bOoroedtvay
IN HARLEM
125 St 6
Lenox Ave.
IMTIIF.BROHX
HW31.6
Memler of Federal Reserve Syslcm
h YOU HAVE I) KEN READINC our a.lverti'sn.
incnls, we sliaU be glad of your views as to which
style of advertising copy gives you the more muler
Blandable idea of the services we offer.
COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY
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