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,rs ago I became afflicted
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with excellent results as
t it about 2 years ago my
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What'the Well.-Dressed Undressed Man Wm Wear
I /Joseph's coat of many colors would look like a gunny sack In comparison
with the new pajamas and lounging robes for men that are on display ■ggplj |SE|Kffil|K9|§'til
H» Illinois Clothiers’ convention In Chicago. The pajamas iiave spots 'OraHKiJl 1
i »«jMw MjuiUard balls; the lounging robe —ah. it IS a lounging robe. i Ijp '
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| WHAT’S SMART IN MEN’S WEAR |
Where the styles in
men's wear come
from —and how
and why
TXT here do the styles come
VV from! 'And when? And
(low ? And why ?
Hard questions to answer, all
>f them. And they can’t always
be answered in the same way.
Years ago a famous football
toach, disappointed with the
ttanding of his team,told a mass
I 1 meeting of students that they
were a lot of cake eaters and
krange lizards instead of he
nen; that they should forget
?irls and parties, wear corduroy
' trousers, and take an interest in
ithletics.
They took him at his word,
is far as the corduroy trousers
were concerned, and in a short
time college boys all over the
sountry were wearing corduroy.
It was several years before that
fad wore itself out.
In general, however, the styles
tome from the places where
anart men live or where they
father to amuse themselves.
For instance style observers
for Hart Schaffner & Marx are i
stationed in London to keep a
elose watch on what the Prince
of Wales and his set wear.
Or when the smart world
gathers at Cannes to see Helen
Wills and Suzanne Lenglen play
tennis, the style observers go
there to see what the men wear.
They also go to Palm Beach, to
see what the smart men of Amer
ica are wearing.
Expert designers, carefully
consider what the style observ- :
era report about models and col
ors ; change and adapt things to i
meet American needs and <
there yoa have the styles. <
i
SEVERE BREAK ON NEW
YORK STOCK MARKET
Worst Break Recorded Since 1920-21
Is Seen.
New York, March 2.—A tidal wave
of selling orders swept over the New
York securities markets late today
and carried scores of issues down one
to 15 points in the severest break
that the New York stock exchange
has encountered since the deflationary
movement of 1020-21. The full force
of the impact of selling did not strike
the market until the last hour, dur
ing which total sales exceeded 1,400.-
000 shares, a new high record, bring
ing the day’s total to 3.015.700 as
against the record breaking total of
3.340,000 shares last November 10th.
The fact that the announcement of
the Interstate Commerce Commis
sion's rejection of the proposed "Nick-,
el Plate" merger came within an hour
after the market closed and that the
rails were hit harder today than they
have been at any time in the four
successive days of rapidly declining
prices, started discussions in Hie fi
nancial district tonight as to whether
there had been a "leak” on the com
mission's action. The decision took
Wall Street generally by surprise as
rnmors had been current for several
days that the Van Sweringen's plan
would be approved with |K)ssib'e mod
ifications.
>
i Pope Scores Feminine Dress.
i Instructing the clergy of Rome for
i I .on ten sermons Pope Pius severely
| criticized the immorality of modern
i style. "The indecent feminine style,”
1 he declared, "is n shame which causes
, women to lose every dignity, not on
i ly as Christians, but as human be
| ings as well. They forget that the
i Christian soul is a temple of God
i which calls for modesty and purity.
| They who forget their obligations of
i modesty and who will presume to be
i Christians should know that Christ
| might blush for their shame.”
i One American manufacturer is
i now selling more safety razors in
j England in one year than were sold
i in the entire world ten years ago.
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Prince Imertinekjr, • prominent figure la
London** emorteet eet. show* hie
preference for BUir
gowrio tweede
Just now at Palm Beach and
on the Riviera color seems to b«
the thing—Eton flannels in eo*
darwood, silver, birch, rust,
onion and acid bine; Cabep
checks carrying the colors of
the Scottish dans; Blairgowrie
tweeds in many weaves ant)
shades. j
What you see sow at the
southern resorts of Europe ant)
America, you’ll be mighty apt to
see later around the country j
dubs and summer resorts all
over the United States,
NECKLE PLATE MERGER
DENIED BY COMMISSION
Transportation Plan Approved But
Means of Financing Is Snag.
Washington, March 2. —By a vote
of 7 to 1, the Interstate Commerce
Commission today rejected the vast
Nickel Plate road merger project but
left the way open for its promoter*
to v revise their plan for financing
suCi a transportation system.
The application of the \ an flwerin
gen interests to liukng up the five
railroad units involved in the merger .
was denied chiefly beenuse of objec- i
tions relating to the financial aspects
of the plan. The transportation
phase was generally approved bu the
considerations and terms of the sug
gested acquisitions were held to be
uof in the public interest.
I The merger would have linked up
the New York, Chicago and St. Louis
Railroad Company, or new Nickel
Plate, with the Chesapeake & Ohio,
Hocking Valley, Erie and Pere Mar
quette railroads in a system having
more- than 9,000 miles of line in ten
states and Canada, with a property
value of more than a billion dollars.
IVhat effect the commission's de
cision will have on other mergers re
mains to be seen, inasmuch os Con
gress has yet to pass upon a definite
consolidation policy. Several other
roads, however, have been awaiting
the Nickel Plate decision before for
mally applying for authority to con
solidate, among these being the Chi
cago, Rock Island and Pacific and
the St. Louis San Francisco railroads.
Iu its sweeping denial, (he comrnis
i sion also, necessarily, disapproved the
Van Swerlngen's application to issue
securities and to construct a new
line 63 miles long from Valley Cross
ing to Gregg, Ohio. In the latter in
stance, however, the disapproval was
"without prejudice” to re-submission
■ by the Chesapeake & Ohio, since
t trackage rights now held by that road
between these point* over the Nor-'
folk and Western will expire in Bep
. tember, 1927, and will not be re
newed.
COMMITS SUICIDE BY
SWALLOWING POISON
N* Known Reason For Deed of Ralph
Teague, of Iredell County.
Statesville. N. C„ March 2.—Ralph
Teague, aged 21, committed suicide
by drinking carbolic acid last night
at the home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. L. Teague, ten miles west
of Taylorsville. The young man was
in good health and was apparently
not disturbed mentally in any way
and his act ia therefore mysterious.
His relatives and friends state that
they have no idea why he took bis
own Ilf. The young man's parents
and several brothers and sisters sur
vive.
Funeral services will be held at
Bethlehem Baptist Church Wednes
day morning at 11 o'clock, conducted
by Rev. E. B. Bumgardner, of Taj-1
lorsville.
Goldsboro, March 2.—Mystery'
shrouds the disappearance here today
, of W. O. Rhodes and J. O Britt,
two local barbers. The men, reai
, dents of Goldsboro for flye years, left
tbelr work last night a* usual, coin*
to their homes they remoined awhile
then left. They have not been seen
since. Each leaves a wife and cbild
i dren who have asked tor s» inveetiga
' tion.
There ia no fear of foql play. An
-1 thoritiee in various towns in the
: state have been silked to h* on tbs
lookout for them.
FRIED OR CHARGE
OF WHIPPING CHILD
' Miss Gladys MrDeoatd. of Greens-
I boro, is Dee lured Not Guilty.
| Greensboro. Mar. 2.—Mies Gladys
I McDonald, .of this city, accused of
cruelly whipping four-year-old Lola
MeDonald, of thio city, accused of
I Griffith, daughter of Mrs. R. T. Grlf
' fith of this city, waa the recipient of
ja directed verdict of not guilty in
f Guilford Superior court this i.iorn-
I ing and walked from the court room
, a free woman. Judge C. C. Lyon, of
| Eliznbethtown, presiding over the
court as an emergency judge, direct
jed the virdict of acquittal aat the
end of testimony thin morning.
Miss McDonald had been bound
over on testimony given ip munici
pal ’ court, and upon tho evidence j
upon the child’s back. The child told
its mother that Miss McDonald
whipped her, but Miss McDonald de
clared that she did not; that she
had taken good care of the child,
while the mother was at worn in an
.overall factory. A witness during
the Superior court trial declared
that he saw some small -children
whipping the child, in play, and
made them stop. The judge field that
I the evidence did not show that Mias
McDonald whipped the child.
The only large technical trade
school conducted by any labor union
in the world is the school maintained
by the International I‘rioting Press
man and Assistants’ Union of North
America at Pressmen’s Home, Ten
nessee.
SOUTHERN SHOP
MAN PRAISES IT
Says HERB JUICE is the Best Med
icine For | Stomach Trouble and
Constipation He Ever Used.
“Several months ago I started tak
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about it at first, but in a very short
time, however, I began to sit up and
take notice. Since giving it a good
trial, I think it is the best medicine
i sold today for stomach trouble and
constipation,’’ said Mr. A. F. Wyrick,
Southern Railway shopman, Salis
bury, N*. C.
| MR. A. F. WYRICK
Continuing his statement to the lo
! cal HERB JUICE representative,
Mr. Wyrick said: "I had used other
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bottles and ean truthfully say that it
. has made a great improvement in my
• health generally. That is the. reason
■ why I am so eager to tell others about
HERB JUICE, for it has put me In
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i No more sour stomach or gas pains,
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i
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RCA SSOOO RADIOLA ESSAY CONTEST
Radio has become such a regular
part of our dally life that many of us
are inclined to take it for granted—
just as we tako the daily newspapers,
the automobile, and the telephone as
a matter of course. And yet radio
broadcasting, as we know it today,
has been in existence only five short
years. On November 2, 1020, the
first regular radio program was broad
casted from Station KPKA of the
Westlnghouse Electric-& Manufactur
ing Company, located at Eaat Pitts
burgh, Pa. Today there are dearly
600 radio broadcasting stations in op
eration in this country. Os these, the
Radio Corporation of America and its
manufacturing associates—the Gener-i
al Electric Company nnd the Westing-1
bouse Electric & Manufacturing Com-j
pany operate a chain of ten powerful
radio broadcasting stations reaching
all the way across the United States
of America from the Atlantic to the
Pacific Coast.
The young men of this country have
played a very important part in the
development of radio and their share
in the extension of the radio art will
be even more significant in the future
than it has been in the past. Many
of the startling improvements which
have been made in radio receiving
sets are the result of discoveries made
by amateurs and boy experimenters.
Therefore, in an effort to obtain ideas
which Min be used to improve rndio
broadcasting, the Radio Corporation
of America will give $5,000 in cash
prizes to encourage American boys to
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Our displays have been brightened by the arrival of Beveral styles I
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B CHARLESTON?
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i ! THE UNIVERSAL CAR
Three Point Motor Suspension
This type of construction was first used by Henry Ford
! in 1903, and has been a feature of the ModeL T power plant
[for eighteen years. The two rear supporting brackets of ;
the engine are fastened to the frame, while the front
! bearing or trunion, is designed to allow sufficient move
| ment to compensate for any twisting of the frame, caused
by road irregularities, thus protecting both the crankcase
and crankshaft from-distortion, and minimizing the pos
sibility of repairs due to misalignment of engine bear
ings. The three-point principle is used throughout the
car, including front and rear axles. «
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Wednesday, March 3, 1920
write essays expressing their views
and ideas on radio broadcasting. The
essays are to be written under the ti
tle “Advantages of jtadio Broadcast
ing to the Youth of America’.” It may
be on broadcasting at it has been anil
ia now, or suggestions and recommen
dations on changes for the future im
provement of radio broadcasting may
be made the subject matter.
This essay contest is open to all
beys, twelve to eighteen years of age
incluaive, living in the United States
of America. The contest will start
March Ist and will continue until
March 31, 1020. The $5,000 in prises
will be awarded to the boy authors
jof the 206 best essays received. The
[firi* priae for the best essay is SI,OOO
[in cash. The five next best essays
will win S2OO each, and the ten next
best esqays wiU win SIOO each, the
50 next best essays will win S2O each,
nnd tfi:c 200 next best essays will win
$5.00 each.
The Concord Telephone Co., autiior
‘ toed dealers of the Radio Corporation
■ of America, have been selected aa the
local headquarters and source of con
■ test information. Every boy who
w : shes to enter the essay contest
should go to the Concord Telephone
: Co., RCA. authorised dealer iu his
> community and register as H con
testant by filling in a contest entry
i Wank. The Concord Telephone Co.
> will provide boy contestants with a
i copy of the essay contest rules and
i will gladly render them every possible
i assistance.