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Supi'cmr (.unit Hold- Lr?.?or
j\lii\ N<?t Koirici l.r>M'r
l.y (lonlrart.
CLAYTON \CT \PP1.IES
Agrecm?'iit.< \\ liicli .Ma\ 1 ?*>
?stiii <Mtmprlilios! and (,'au>e
>
' Monopoly Illegal.
2S.i?. t l<> Vsx-.-iatcd Press. |
Washington. April 17- :The ty-!
ing" < I.i? j-? ?- in i|m i.-asrs .if thf
liinird < . M;, bin*r> < ' >rp. ration
rjuJ 1 ? - ;i sst?'* i ;i! ?ti col;; pail i? s. thai
'?3?"01 k ?? riimrnt tititlor tho
tJ5.vtf.fi .1. t. ? ? n \ (lr. lareii in
' '*?' ' ' *V : ? ' ??Mlrl. ?; ,l!l
?4>)jiIoii i|il,\. nd Justice
.Tif*tlc< M( K < 1.1.., iji>?i- nted at;.! ,*u
Hrand. .v .|?1 .,,tl . arrl. ijiato in
th* ? >ns ;?]. r.. r J- I
"^.'r ?' t g i'< -:i .< : ;oiis
i#n ijulft- a- ? .\ . as .\;>r. ? .-oil !
KoVeiiants . .. the , ?rt tit - {
;'r,rI '? ' al!> .0111 po - t:,e
"Z^ "f " ma t he i ??.-??r
? VIer II;. : . U >. . ,,.1.'.,. . ?
t??ers will ? iil.:ig!\ ii . ,r
T 1 I " . n: them
S4;j?m:.iprf u-nt a no 11,,-.
Influx... constantly operates upon I
<JHr '-Mr ? ! ,.(i .
l5?! 'fl* l*'"- tt'.'t i.n-,n, . . !
!(? thosi pi ,v.
not make- t ? :?-s
n??nts V. thin ?},. n iemnati. n '! f
the flayi..ii a ? ?
' I'l'flUs l.nncr t mirl.
: *' 'V 1 the
W&poratlon that tho form of least
l?adopted after f e lay ton a. ?, !,. -
effective <s free from the ie
wrli-tive and ::r:^ . lauses and is.1
tmrc f. r.-. un : j. ?. nable tv .
i:t that th-.c, arc
lsHmln" u?"!i ' ?' t> daw ji .... .'
2? TU<i 1,1'? Evident:-.'
ife?? ,n v ? ? ' ? Clayton
ft' ?<- x.r
PM forn-.i-r !? is. . ... Xi,.w , ,,
QAUv'tint nt
The I'|v;r ? < ?
-a. ' ? ;r' fx in ?. !?.??
opinion that, should the sh...
ifflnery company's ctihtuhtion be
MusMned. i^ast^ containing them
would again lie insisted upon. Jus
tice Day s.ifd. declarimr that "th.
earnestness ar,d 2eal Wlt!l which tUe
Jlliht to u*e thes.. . l.nif. s h.,? t.ff-ri
insisted upon throughout confirms
the 'conclusion of the trial ju-l-e
The .fate of these substituted f..ri"i?
of leases evidently depends upon th^ ,
outftmo of this suit." !
s 1'reveni Suoli t se. I
"Wfcue th# elausos ?.f ti.e l< ave rn
lOlntM by th.. I >ist rift i'oui t Ilot
contfcln sperific agrt-ements ?f,t lo
use t-the machinery of a competitor. '
the .Supreme Court found that -the I
practlca, effer, of these d astK- pro- j
"Pions is tf. prevent such u^e.
that;such restrictive and tying agree
ments necessarily lessen fojiipetiuo,, :
and ^end t? monopoly i.s, we believe,
equally apparent."
"\tlien it is considered that the
Initd Company occupies a doml
nant. position in supply,,^ shoe ma-,
chintry of the classes involved." it i
addtvl. -thrse .v.nants sig?,(| ,1V
tho Jessee and binding upon him ef
*?t*? '"V v"lt 'fo"1 ncquir
;t!'? ma'-Jiln-o of a compMn,,,
?' ,e>s"r ??'?I?t nt the risk ..f
forfaiting ii, , B|., w>t |hr (i ;( ?
cbin.s furnish, d by the fnit. ,! f.Jln.
pnn>r win;!: n..'t> al>solute|v
sen: l.i! t.. tbf p, s, a:)(, suc
cess f (>f )i;> i :..n.v> ?
. '???liplfiufui* .s henna ii a.-i
CojuMflorable wl?nlon |
is tl?\oted t.( disposing of tho claim 1
by the company thai the Supreme
Counts decision in the .Sherman act.
uhicli w.-.s against the government
precluded the Dayton act ,-ase on the!
elVZ ! l!i' |ssuos ha,l 'H-en fully 1
ndjtn1"-.ii.the court saying that1
the# Uayton a, t v.ilS intended to1
supplement the Sherman act and
within its 1: n.. ted sj m- establish
its own rul.
"Tjie Clayton a. t n ndflcd. "spr
cifif-.Hy ..;.plSl- ? (1<1>i warev. ma
chinprj, , , wh.-ih.-r -patent, d or
unpiKent.d ? Th.s pt v v. ,.lS ,
?r:ed u .th th.. ? xprf > s port ,e of
presenting ; i;h!s grant.-d bv letter'
patent from securing imr,
the fnhlbltlotKs <,f ,h.
"Congress has undertaken -o d*n\
the ? ' l-ter.t ? g.
?su.'h t"r,V* ?* ?'?? ?? ?,:? ... t .
t. rmN < ' t S.. c;aj r i. .. t '
Ditcus.si.'ig -.arge ,h;u th, ,t t
was. an ui., , :.-t it t |ln
upon th- r.ghrv s. ur.,1 a
tnte{. the opin: stated that "from
thV*"* u"y ' ! ^ '?>
his /?urt that tr.? fra,r. urr,j
by h patent consists onlv ii.
[;f { ! r- Jr.riiak -
^ ' ?'li: g ; hi tig ; ,t.
on ej Without f... f.ermission ,.f ;il..
pateritei. ? and a id. ,] that f . ?
tm, r,Kht no w.vil,,; ,,,
maKf contracts in tbemstlvis nie
fKBl.'i
r,L*hir'a \"1' L*r;' *''' ? "" '?"* U?>lt tb.
f O. I Tig.-. Sl , |ja j j , g ; , |
JO.i_r.ot int. rferii.g w:th th.. i. g:
mat? r.ghts ?, ured b> Ul.
?ha four, a^r,..,.. and I, ,, |V
in th. public Intet. ? jU3tl?
wh en may les,e?
bulirj ij., mr :.r,pf>]y "
BERLIN AND SON JET:
: SIGN NEW THE A'I Y
Continued Prom First Page ,
a?r?. furi fir r, ? ..t t ? , L..
tlu- nationals of either of ti. t?
parties f,j, th< v, f. ...
w?"*a? the r.gu ^ ... '
relations, shall o.; r,..,, 1 OII , >e ?
favored nation principle This prin
clple does not :ncl.i..V ;
lac.lUtleu grant..i by tf c Soviet gov
ernnjent to another h:.vlet state oi
to any slate thsit f. r.nerly f..r:n*
part of the Russian ? mplr.
Article V.-Tho two gov-'mment
undertake to give each other mu-u-,
a.b?lstarif ft for t i- ii'ievlatlon .
!heift economic dlflicu.tles in th? rnos
fcei.evolejjjn .pirit, in the event of i
a \
\\ omaii l'reaeher Beats
New York Reporters
1 !!y Fnitcd News.)
XBW Vol; K. April 17.?Som-*.
follow -passentrer ha ! apparently
tipped <i|T Miss A Maud-- Koyde'i.
flist woman vv. iivhi'r ordained In
i lu* AiikIuiiii Church, as to jtreat
national issues .-n wlilrh report
ers would i|Uestlun !??? r xvht n >lio
arrived today on the Cedric from
? ..It-pool
::.fi-i. interviewers could get
In th* lirst iiiit'stioii she fore
st ill- I !horn witI)
\\ hut '1 ' I th . -f ? he Atnorl
i ti fla pp? t ?
' 1 an predisposed t ? like lie
Althotich I have not met her per
?. I have seen r''-v photo
graphs of her and hvunt .. ^te "
<lt at about her. 1 wish to compli
nictit her r costume. Shi?
seems t" he a trtvid common-sense
jl;ir 1 and looks eomf stable. I
l ive V??r low h-'i !? ...m spreading
to-?- and het w 1. i: stockings."
titMial m : ? lente lit of this quesll'di
>:. an interna: ionul basis th<> i.i
leriak* to havt a preliminary ? \
hanc. .i view-. Tnc 'termati \
irnR>'!.: dt lat.s i:.-. If ready u> ?.
litat. as "at i- pos-ible the eon
i lii' Kin i:..J i xicutiiin t ci-onot.ia*
out! ..els :??!?! en private enterprises
in ih. i \\ o o'intries.
Att i!<- Vf 'Man-. I. iMtngiH h
I" ar.d ? !riijs> ! ..f this agreement
-hall conic Into for -.' alter ratirica
:lon of t i.- d< ? uinent. tIt. othei
?Iannis w ill i ???!:?? into f t iiiinietli
I'AI'KH is nnitii ti|"
imii.siu:\|s| i 11m>iisv\it
("J ?t**d 5're: s ]
I*K 1.1 \. A p ? ;! 1 7 A n ial com -
;Ut ;. ation w.?- i.-Mied th.- .v.nin^.
announci: a 15 . . >t?. u.-'ion of th*
Ulis>o-i Jet in.'in tri.ttj at lietiua.
Urlel'ly i -ttlined. it say> the treaty
:iad hf.n limb r eons delation f.-r the
!>as: two month-. The t.ricltial draft
nas prepar-d and submitted by
L<->nid KrajMii th.- H '.siu vi.st Com
?t --,ir of For- en Trade and Com
n-? r. ? . early ti K? l.raar; - t ???? w hen
its - p.. atid -hata ter have been
lib-rally ampliri* i thr"i.ah i-'iiver
??at :?n? betvv. en !'?? -rIi:.. iiita and
M o s c ? i w.
Th. communi- at:. tt d< ',:.rrs the
present treaty virtually r- -i\ed tlie
It.a! approval of ! .*>, ; . ...:traet
ing parties w h-n tli. !: - d* <?
u* i t i- t*> <I:., id , M.
:hltcherln, M, l.itvinoff. M. Joffc, M.
Krassin and M Rtikovsky were in
I'.erlm on their nity to Italy. I ;it that
th< formality ?: flpi vva- ?!<?
fern <i until ...: :!??- parties t-> the
?on pa. : had l.e.-n ?-i-nv? t... titiy
gathered together in Ger.ot
52.000.00ti LOSS
AS FIHK SWKLPS
POCOiMOKE CITY
< < 'otit in>:t'i| From Kir.-i I'.it" )
sw.ej .i.n down MatK't Street to th?
river.
Th? following htiildititrs were ?le
st royed or ha<ll> damaged I'oco
H'Ol... i"ity National it.ink, Ci'.ztiis"
National Hank, post-otTlce, l.loyd .<?
Blaina dt'it Mot. it .1 l.anol'tr
ahoe .-t -r< Mark-t Street riiartna y.
II. Sehotdiield I.ast?rti
Shore of Maryland I't odiu e Kxchuns* ,
Ford Hotel, Kinpirc Theater. 1. II.
Merrill's elothing- store, Mathews &
Lank fon 1 s har?lwar< stor<- A I!
Stevens 1. . I'reain Mat.u:aetiirit:
Company. American Stores buildlug,
Chesapeake and Potomac telephone
ex.-hanRO, Western I tiion Telegraph
Company olliee. stor< r.f N. liavi* .?;?
Son. law* i.m. e r,f Kweli child Mu
nicipal I'.nlld: tin. T 1". Il.irci^ de
partment store huiM *ig owned hy
Milton 1.. Vcnsey, stores of II. \v.
Callahan .V S1 t.s \V II Clarke .v
Co. drnj; store. ? f ? s known as IsinK
HlO k. law o!tlr . s ?' Cr'nkett &
Crockett, ?low:.t wn .flice ?( Klec
tiic anil l.e Mn t. tif jet iir. ni; Company,
offices of I'eninsula l'rotlti e company,
confectionery .store of 1'avid Wllt
haiilt. store of .1. T. S. Miller. Jr.
hardware store of V'icken A- Hall, M.
I. Helwigr. W. M Sartorous' Jewelry
store. Cuff & <'oulho-trne I:ar.1 ware
store and Hunting Garapre.
Tlmldenceit llnrneit.
Spreading both eas' nnd west
from the business district to the resi
dential sections, about fifty residences
were burned Among them were |hof?
I of Marv A I?ny. .1 T Smullen, \V
H. Walters Knnis, Mrs Annlf
Hevaiis. W ill lam" Itt'imd". Charles llic
gins F M Wilson. Francis ,1 l.loy.l
L'pshur St. v* !.so*i. A number of f.th'r
WORLD NEWS IN BRIEF
I A I. A.. April 17 \
'"i11 fun for. n.o ?... Mus.lo Shuals
>" be liol,| at M u s lion Is, May ????
1111 <'fi" auspices of the Sout'heVi.
; i r;?' ?"? t...
of llie coiiKross, presiding. was j
?i nounoed today I,J. ,)r oiar.nce J.!
t'oniitil',-? r' U" "f tlic Southern
4., .. " "iKanlzatloi, In Mirm
i ifchnm southern director of the
Oorsas- Memorial Institute.
KKV WKST. Fl?\.. April 17?I.Umj
enant Webber Wright. of tho naval
r ' suffered minor bruises an.I
Hi- plane w as wrecked when ,u. fll,|ci,
to KOC axvav pr..tnptl> after drop,dim
,ap t?rnc"? fr..,? a height of ,!vo
ieot here t?x!.t \ .
GRIFKIN*. c;a , April IT. ?Three
?rroes were klllo.l anil three others
itiju. oil at Portiana. near hero la-t
'J u,u? Frank t "a raw ell. ? ?<Kro
I ?.*.*. n "maI1 ,r,,' k :t -l-rc
bulbllnp c
N'ASIIX 11.1.1: ?ri'XN . April 17.?Tile
mill., rliin.l Telephone atnl T.-le
-'??Ph ...tpany for tho se, ,.?.| t|,?o
Pla. I.I || - |,"t
increase
? I . 1 . "M I t'.ISp
.hiouslioiit rennossee in the Federal
";ur' h"" ??*?!"> I'V tiling a ,evie"
'* ?'V?ri.,K I ef.the state AAn.
''V 1 1 I lilies foinniission
.111! s. . vwiK injunction
M.|. 11,.
::imission's juris.|j,t 1
l-?itz.;i:i!ai.|i i;.\ . a,iri, 17 _(l
<Ma rjtt-il with murder
. ' Hi- Kilootum
Kntrlne. r w. T K.e.i, ,,..ar ^ \!
' '- 1. will not
tills til 111 of
A s11111.s lion Jul
l>< pla? . .1 on trial
Hon llili s.iperi.,r , t. ,1 Wn? I
b.n,,| t _ ?MIt will l.e tried at
"ii Front ami ISIvor Street, ami U?J
cien Aventie w.-r? destroy. <j
A hart, 1>? lon?;ti;tf t.ifhest.r Voting.
y y a mile from t..wn and across
the iiut, was icn.t.-.l and burned to!
ili.- cr.un.l wit|, the owner's team!
Inside.
The w..men ..f it..* town prepared'
. sandw ielus at..I ...free which were
hand..! around to the workers.
J he Jlre ...inpaniei, \iught the'
? spreadItiK flan:, s with the best of
[ their efforts. |,llt n;J |(,p ,,CJ|(N
*' *N ' " "h?ii\ pn inod nnd heavy
wind. th.- eonfl.iffrat Ion was- not
.roupht under control until 4 o'clock I
There were sev.ra minor Injuries!
reported air ?nc the firemen. but no
??ne was h-:rr seriously. ,\ Ilirfr?
number of ,ai... homeless ?nd
<>'" entire business Motion Is wiped
"i.OOO flO.MKS IN
CAIHo Mi; \ \ckd
I i_ t^'ontlnued Kroni First Page.)
m.hhIs ,.t ;U|(1 th<> , V).r js r,Hjni,
a. the rat- ? .r three-tonths of u foot
111 iv, enty-f11 p hours.
At the notany Itay levee. |n Ton
; fas '-a., a force of 225 m,,n
i> encas. d in topplnt,- the einbank
ir.rtit, ii. an t l.lpntlon of maMnium
, f,>rc0H?ed government
?arpe has i.e..,, w|th
cria. to h|,i itl i,;liMlnK u |h(?
j *???nkment.
? ? " ? rk of toppluR the Ir.nr levee
" upper part ..f Tensas J'arish!
'-" Hashed, but. on account of
?et snots sh..wln? up on the levee.
I'lnte Plneed In tho river
farth
lankmer.t to check In
1 ipien t t rouble.
n., . ' ? eraek hnv ap
r" "1* levees at IVer
fark. in . v.n c.rc,i.,,-.,..
the trouble
>rdia Parish. I.a,. t>ttt
no' regarded as seri
\ ddltlonnl llnr^en It en dr.
lare.s >aded with tnateria] have
nern s?Tit there
'?'> '??vrp.s are be|ni? nnde
I ?' y t,lf' government forces liere
' " *' when 1 merperi. v <-all?
are Riven V, '
P :? reported l^re that the rv.nst
?uard cutter Vocoh>i>js proceed In 1:
'own th.- Mississippi uivvr fop nnod
w..rk at po|,:: ? h. re needed
The town of V|d?||? is ^nHi?ler|nir
? n tMissouri Pa. iflo Itaitroad
tra I: and eioslnp treM|es as a mat
?'^' r precaution. This was d. ,e jn
? - ?o keep f,?. water that came
down when a levee break occurred
?* ove.
An 'fl'TCMIfv relief fllnrl frir
? 1 .er< rs is being raided by the ineal
' hapter of the |;ed .'ross. |,,.avv
ralr.s fell here throughout the day.
\h.ive r>:t Fori nl \ irk^burR
VI. K>,MIS.? A.pr? I7..Tho
N nlfo.."". 1 " ,MUf,|Sf''l?pi Ulver here
tonight slioweij a 0f ? ff(,
houra" ?f|l"nr,C",h '??v-nu-four
noura llijfh-water records have
Ip" ;,f Ft'is^dalo. Miss
^?hrh;s,M^issipH,',;.^i^l^
Cordele. <;a.. in May in coiiik. tj??ri
with the burning of an A.. 15. vV A
trestle at .MursclwliItc, Cia.
MOW YOHK. April 17.?Total op
erating revenues of the Atchison, T<>
peka and Santa Ko Railway for 19-1
amounted to f J2s.070. a d?.crcasc
of S.'a.'JS'J from 111?* previous year,
as shown by the detailed report is
sued today. The total operating ?'.\?
penses of $171 .'J 1~,!?1were less l?y
$31.4SI.S3I. however. Net income,
a result, showed a pain of j:i,sv7,717.
WASHINGTON", April 17.- Charg
ing that the St. l,ouis l,tve-Slock Kx
change and 110 order buyers, d?i?.
ers and traders at the Kast .St. I.otils
National Stockyards, had "combined
to put into effect tt practical boycott
against independent commission com
panies." Secretary Wallace today is
sued his fn'st order under the pack
ers and stockyards act, directing the
respondents to "cease from the prac
tice" on the around that their a? >
"constituted a restraint of trade in
violation of the stockyards net."
ST I'AL'li. MINN.. April 17 \ I.
\<>lst" i<l. author ?.?l" the prohibit i"ii
legislation, today tiled a> . .indldate
lor re-election to Congress from the
[Seventh District. Mr. Volstead was
i indorsed hy the Hi publican district
convention
t HK\\i;i>. April 17 \risti', iatIt!
burglars today looted the palatial
residence of Walter s Hrewster.
president of the Chicago stock !?:>.
j change, of more than $10,000 iti kciiis
j ' I'e.v left hehiud them a liutlcr. with
serious stal> wounds. bound and
| locked in a closet, and a note of
thanks lor the valuables.
todav issued a bulletin statins that
all levers were in good . ? ndition,
"I'd "'at there are no pr< ? ? > pi os
pects ..I any danct rous situations
arising which ?;u,not t..- p. ,mpt|>
' Seepage ,* :i..., |
throughout the district.
TO THY ANTHONY IN
I'KINCE GEORGE TODAY
' *1l,Crry """ <"?'""?* Wright
and /.luinifr Will .%tte?,l llrnrh.K
of Indicted IN.IIeemnn.
Chief of Police Sherry. Detective
Captain Alexander s. Wright and
Captain J L,. Ki miner will leave here
tins morning tor l'rinoe George
Courthouse to attend the trial of
Policeman A. H. Anthony, of the
Third Station, indicted for the fatal
shooting of William Stafford August
1 ?- "otini! occurred wh. Pe
tersburg and local pollco were en
gaged in a raid on a still in Prince
deorne < ?tinty, nnd while Itlehinond
police w. re searching for Waiter It
tnies, < oiivicted of th. timid, r of
Policeman Washington i. Curtis
Richard T. Wl'pon. of Petersburg:
Willis C. I'lillium. Commonwealth's
Attorney, of South Richmond. and
Ocorgi I-, Wis.- have been retained
as counsel for Anthony.
Unhid Klein SprnU? Here.
Rabbi Israel Klein, of Chicacjo, who
is giving a series of lectures in the
interest <.f H'nai I'.'rith. spoke last
night at a community meeting in
; John Marshall High School a udl
torluin. r hi rlii.; the meeting. Mrs.
Harry BvHr gave several vocal .w l?.c
? t ions.
1 'istrlet No. f,. of which Itimmon
Lodge Is a part, will endeavor to
secure th' n. xt meeting of the grand
lodge. This decision was reached
Sunday at the r< gular meeting. Kd
vvin L. l.evy made th< motion to in
vite the grand lodt;c. to consider
Hichmond for its 1S*23 convention.
2,r.no llenr itr^. I lintntiern.
j More than i.\.Vi0 wire present last
| night in tlo City Auditorium to lienr
| Mrs. ciertrude .Steele chambers give
the first of her ser:>- of tree lec
tures on "Applied Psychology." Her
topic was "How to the Most Out
of liifi'," will. !i wl I be followed to
I night by "Pep, What It Is and How
I to 'Jet it."
i Mrs. Chamber- was introduced by
John Garland Pollard, former At
torney-General a ml now professor of
i constitutional history and law at
' the College of William and Mary.
Police <ie? l.lquor In Itnld.
"Nubby" Arnold was arrested yes
terday. charged with having lienor
I :n his possession. during a raid by
police of the Station, iii
North Seventh Street. Me was balled
. in the sum .of |f,oo for appearance
: In Police Court this morning. The
I raid was conducted by Policemen
Kord and Caldwell Two gallons of
corn liiiuor was confiscated.
Spanlnh >Vnr \ el* to Meet.
Kitzluigh l.ee Camp. No. l.Spnnish
Amerlcnn War Veterans, will meet
tonight at "> o',;!< ?!; at the lirays'
A rmf-ry.
The Boy Who Started to Town
Postum is a splendid help in sav
ing health from the very common
losses through the drug elements
of tea and coffee?whose effects on
the nervous system any doctor can
tell you.
Thousands of people who think
it wise to be as careful of their
health as they are of their dol
lars are users of Postum. They
find this famous cereal beverage
a delightful drink with any meal,
and it's free from any disturbing
element.
You can begin with Postum to
day, with an order to your grocer.
The road to health is a good road
for anybody to follow. "Save what
you have, and build on it," is sound
policy for everybody.
Postum comes in two forms: Instant Postum
(in tinr.) made instantly in the cup by the addition
c.f boiling water. Postum Cereal (in packages of
larger bulk, for those who prefer to make tha
drink while the meal is being prepared) made by
boiling for 20 minutes. Sold by all grocers.
Postum for Health ?" There's a Reason
)>
With a Hundred Dollars
The advice they gave him for getting
on in the world was simple and familiar
enough: " Keep what you have, and
build on it. Be careful what you do and
it will grow into more."'
It's a safe rule?with money or health,
but a good many overlook the rule with
health, until they have lost what they had.
Then it's hard to get a new supply.
Made by Postum Cetsal Co., Inc., Battle Crnnk, Mich.
REDHEADED "LEFTIE"
WINS MARBLE TITLE
(Continued Krnni Klrsl I'ac' )
nun shot footage of i.eftie, mag
nanimously shaking: (lie hunil of his
vanquished fellow sportsman."
Tlio tournament is playing junior j
rules perniittiiiK "hoistings" ami -
'Vvi'iios," provided these privileges!
l>e claimed aloud before cadi shot.
No "hunchings" or "knucklc-downs"
are allowed.
Other tournaments will l?e played j
at tlte other playgrounds in Jersey j
City, and on Thursday the ehnmpion t
of each playground will he summoned j
to Pcrshlm; I'ield to shoot in the!
eitv championship for the gold medal. I
first prize. anil the silver medal,
second prise. All who qualify for
the final round will receive minor
a wa rds.
The champion will he th<* ?nost of
honor at a banquet of the Rotary Club |
on Thursday, and will also be ap- !
pointed grand marshal of the boy- |
week parade of the uitihs on April L'!>.
SLAV-GERMAN PACT
S TARTS STORM AT
GENOA GATHERING
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ovei whleh 1 preside, the members
of i. ?? present one do not want to
'it on the same commission as the
Cermans and Uussians."
The action of the Germans and
l!u-sians. <>u ltr>t annulliioi'iiKnt. hail
..it almost stunning effect on the
allies.
I * i ? mi er l<l?>yd lieorne said li?
Ulicw these countries had been ne
gotiating for months, but was not
aware they had signed a treaty until
this afternoon.
The situation i? so critical that the
most promi:i< ni ilel< gales are res< rv
ing their opinions until after the <?.%
perts examine tlio new document.
wl.ich is gen> tall.\ regarded in allied
1 ;rc|< as an Infringement of the
'?? ti?>a agenda, because it has to lo
with reparations and affects e.\istinp
treaties. The French have in i;.ted
that neither of these tilings s!i ui.ti
I"' done. I'Uarly there are stormy
times aliead.
The treaty provides for renuncla
fSO COOKING
The "Food-Drink" for All Ages.
Quick Lunch at Home, Office,and
Fountains. Atk for HORLICJCS.
Bar Avoid Imitations & Substitutes
lion of war c\pfiis<j, damages and I
expenditures Incurred through war
prisoners, and renunciation, also, of j
all claims of German Individuals or j
the state itself against the Soviet re- t
public. Itcsumptlon of consular and ]
diplomatic relations is to take place !
immediately; commercial relations ;
are to lie renulatr-d on the most .
favored nation principle and the
riKhts of the nationals of both coun- |
tries In the territory of the other
are to he conserved.
The two governments will nssvtt
each other in their economic dilll
cultles. and the German government '
declares itself ready to facilitate j
economic contracts between private
enterprises In Iho two countries. |
The Secrcl Itevealod.
With the close of the Kun Gain#
comes the revelation of how manv|
"U-words" were in that teasing pic- j
Hire. Hut until then there Is still \
time to set in your list and compete
for the big prizes. So if you have not j
yet done so. turn to the "K-word"
oldure In this issue and put in yourj
hid for h big prize.
Magnificent
DIAMOND RINGS
$50
$75, $100 and Up
Guaranteed to b?* just as
represented hv our diamond
i xpi rty. and th'He lovely
stones an- unusually wood
values at the prices.
Hudson
Maxim
Watches
$25
only a 1 iin11?"<1 nun her at
this remarkably low p.-iee 17
jewel. J5-year Kuarant*. N.\\.
i st case model, engraved and
plain; all thin models.
Watkins & Yarbrough
Jett clerk, -<H? !?;. llroail.
Heavy Duty at Lowest Cost
Economical trucking in this section is
clone on Goodyear All-Weather Tread
Solid Tires.
The tractive grip of theirslipless tread on
grades and on slippery streets keeps the
load rolling, protects the truck from
racking strain, and saves engine fuel.
The resilience of the Goodyear AU
Weather Tread Solid Tires?springier
than many so-called cushion tires
cushions the truck, prolonging its work
ing life.
Traction, cushioning, long life-and the
added advantage that it can be re-grooved
easily and cheaply?make it the tire of
lowest cost per mile.
KI NKU: SKRYICK COMPANY
1-0.) \V. ltroad Phone lioul. 11751
Money Well Invested
$250,000 FOR
CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS
By
Richmond Presbyterians.
National Bank
lxi ? ? A,., ? ??
?, ?' 'V/* ' ' I: J , A i-i. . t;.. -
cvTza Ifiim er^Brothers
Special Purchase of
Imported Japanese
Grass RuSs
Rugs of thin sort are idea) for use on porches, In sun parlors,
and. in fact, for moat any room during the summer months.
They are woven of natural colored and stained grasses in
medallion, allover and conventional designs.
Due to a special purchase made from a New York Importer
we are enabled to offer the following sizes at theso low prices.
9xl2-foot Rugs 5.95
8xl0-foot Rugs 4.95
6x9-foot Rugs 3.00
4x7-foot Rugs 2.00
3x6-foot Rugs 1.25
30x60-inch Rugs 89c
Complete Showing of
"Hodges" Fiber Rugs
The assortment is complete with the newest and most attrac
tive designs, in colors and combinations to match the deco
rative schema of any room. The "Cherokee" brand is rever
sible?can be used on either side.
"Cherokee"
9x12-foot 12.45
8.3x10.6-foot 11.75
6x9-foot 8.00
4x7-foot 6.50
3x6-foot 2.50
S0x60-lnch 2.00
"Rattan ia "
9x12-foot 14.95
7.6x10.6-foot 12.95
6x9-foot 0.50
4.6x7.6-foot 6.50
3x6-foot 2.75
30x60-lnch 2.50
Wool and Fiber Rugs
These are suitable for year 'round servlco, and are
woven of selected wool and fiber yarns. Splendid
variety of patterns and colors?every rug perfectly
reversible. Note prices:
9xl2-foot 18.50
8.3x10.6-foot 12.50
6x9-foot 8.50
Light and Airy Curtains
For the Summer Home!
?? RRT SSEL NET CURTAINS, with plain center and Lever
laco borders and lace edge. Shown in 2 ?,? and 3-yard lengths,
and in white, cream and ecru. Price range from 7.05 to 0.00
pair.
?NOVELTY FRENCH VOILE Curtains with hemstitched
border in two-tone effect. Full 2H yards long, and shown In
white, cream and ecru. Priced from 4.05 up to 6.50 pair.
?MARQUISETTE CURTAINS with hemstitched lace edge,
full 2 Vt yards long, will launder beautifully and give splendid
service. Choice of white, cream or ecru, at 1.75 pair.
Slip Covers Made to
Your Special Order!
Cretonnes are here in
sufficient variety to please
every taste, and at prices
to satisfy every purse.
We will cheerfully make
an estimate on the work
to be done and submit
samples if desired.
Phone Randolph 41 and a man from our Docorativo Service
will call.
Annex, 206 North Fifth Streot.

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