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Show THE WILSON TO ASK SALT LAKE N, CITY, UTAH, 'TUESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1916 PEACE SESSIONS UBXANCMARD Will Urge Legislation to Pre- vent or Minimize Railroad Strihc. p pre-vo- dor-derina- pa.s-tetirize- te . u : In i tl. will dv the American commissioners the benefit of his knowledge of the situation. Secretary Iansinr and Mr. Arredondo both will be present at the meetintr in New York. The commissioners and their parties probably will go to Ports rnou'h on a navy vessel. The Americans will take with them a complete corps of state department aides to care for th departmental records. BUTTER f; IP ' - . ' liter wm American-Mexica- n TVashinston. Aug. 2S. The Amerlc?u- Mexlcan joint commission will meet at Portsmouth. N. If., probably Wcclnes or Thursday of next week. The Dttrir. the infantile paralysis dav will be set by the commissioners day reNew York, which has themselves at a preliminary confer- plague in Miiteil in the dent it tf hundreds of enee to be held in New York Monday. Klifeo Arrcdondo, Mexican ambassa children, pasteurization has heen one j and Secretary I.ansinp: as to me an a.Erreemetu reached a means of importantpreventing com Th American juace of today. meeting wi'ler spread of this dreaded dis?a?c. missionera preferred Portsmouth anil Arredondo acceile-1F.r ah?ol:jte safety acraimt disease, Mr.Iuis Cabrera. Mexican minister of all hutter and milk should be finance, and head of the Mexican comen mission, arrived at Vera Cruz today rout north. He 'Is accompanied by James Linn Rodders, special agent of the state department in Mexico City, nt rt Commission Pasteurization Checks Disease (Continued From Page 1.) Fteerlng eomrnlttto today, President Wilson not only asked advice regard ing the desirability of Ms laying the whole railroad situation before Con-i- n a personal address, but discussed problems rf legislation to a nation-wid- e strlkb or, in the oent of a strike, to kep the roada in operation for national net ofThe President reached the fice building a few minutes jnate before 4 o'clock. Itf; Vas i.'.hred down one of ti e long corridors to a committee room where the committeemen awaited him. ? nator'r resent wtr Kern of Indiana. Martin, Virginia; Chamberlain. Oreson; New Owen, Oklahoma; O'Oormnti, Ycrk; Thomas. C'd'r.-ido- ; R.ed, J. rri' Kentucky, and WlUlartH, Siss: mtiript. The conference continued for two hours and a fiitf. As the president left the committe room ?;e parsed a srroi.ip of r w; .i; r correspondents and was about to l.ive the building, l owever, and lie turned the ncfap.ijifr men. "I will hive to tell you pt lie said, "and I might ja.-- t as well tdl you now, that I nnie hre to I y to consult with the t'Tinr committee of XI e Ftr.ite a n! t t their advice on r c before 'or s. rf.M n t tr.y a ?; ked rnilroid situation. I have jiit WHE cOL cjL 71 A'ch; Hampshire City Chosen for Meeting of Mis-.o-tr- O AT PORTSMOUTH CONGRESS' AID . HERALD-REPUBLICA- rr " ' .. I l! .1 A recent Unite! States Is pntetiri7.ed. government bulletin, advocatlnsr pasteurization, states that pasteurization the most effective way of obtaining safe milk. W'q pasteurize every drop of rrtjen i;ed for Hlanchard Putter, butter costs you no more than yet this vna ft butters. e are tonight as Jieinff still hopeful of avertMaid o" Clover and also pure, pasteurized butters. ing a strike. The leirislatlve program prepared for includes the following measCensrcfs Pure Because ures: An eltrht-hou- r Pasteurized day law for railroad the employees so framed as to pive dust-fre- e, lsbni wiK be MUTTAL nJKAJIKriV COMPAXTl railroads time to prepare for it; an their ndvifio and my A law patterned after th Canadian nr,noun-c- 1 later." Industrial disputes act providing for In Aceord. 4onuitlttre of industrial disputes. on inveitlsration the comSenator Kern, c hairman a commission ami prorailroads by was In luli mittee, said the con. milt strikes or lockouts pending the hibiting a cor with i'r ?i sold-bregarding of outcome IT TtTV. TT TT IT the investigation. ir th advisability of adire-.lnres. measures there In addition to these nrd that a Joint s n would be ara resolution to are consideration under kinjds of dthi-or tomorrow ranged to hear him revenues of the railroads the increase it iry necessity and the transportaC--o- f UV.Ir.fSil.iy. In case the expenses are Increased, and will come '.ftif when fh th mails, or shall we, py, fui a law creating authority for the operf and before Cnnxrt"? will depend iipon of the railroads under the fedoutation for of provide thir operation for eral "overnment rnprTifriM in the railroad cititrovcr-fy.- " a strike. in evmt.of 'neral commercial fuel-saverynid .i'tnlr Ktii. "T.ut should s, transportation? fits as heat-makeand they are permanent and first Bl plan tonight was to have the he . nl word fi at he wishes to address Ihis i a srrave .'lueatlon that has not The amendas measures introduced two a joint seiori tomorrow. It can be been dftermined." nothing to rust out or wear out. ments to the bill, which already has rpileklv arrancfi." g is interthe divided in th 'pmlon on House, passed r,;itor Kern wnuM not llsus de- nearly all of the proposed Congress state commerce commission from seven eaactments. lonftrt'oif further than to Stone Proarcssive-Iiepubllcatails of -le.atlers to nine members. tf ;if the wh"de matter sva !? said donated oT the totlay wisdom they talked over. Senator O'Gorrnnn Official Circle Optimistic. an f rallroa,! law, in IDEAL Boilers and AMERICAN Radiators are built scientifically to extract and distribute the greatest possible volume of heat lie thought the senators and the enacting th midst of a threatened on th surface a nationindustrial Although President hatl parted (n ac unl to the n.,is in which "the aristocrats from each ounce of coal. Two-third- s of the heating surface of an IDEAL Boiler is directly around the fire absorbing the utmost of lawide railroad strike was nearer tonight to be bor tln general procr.im of di to to was tate attempt the confidence ever had railroads Colo-radit than been, of Thomai undertaken. d heaters which is one of the strong reasons heat from the fuel. Heat is circulated three times as rapidly as in without to the shippers and the expressed in official quarters that the when akod b.ow lone Congress public. Thfv also behave would the one-third cxprc.isol less fuel than other devices. .ln M V lief that slcps tinder contemplation rillilt be dt.Mn..! by the why IDEAL Boilers burn ompulsory arbitration never the effect of preventing the walkout. ""If everything proposed proposals. In this The President, realizing the disaster fs to he passed, we wi'l here until .ould The President reached country. decision this which would ceine to the country if the refemher." to iro bef.u-- Congress at the White railroads are tied up, was said to be were Senator of both II u e with, tip- , ornmittee of in a minute's time. Easy to Easy to put coal in the roomy door a whole day's supply put in the IDEAL fire-pto prevent a strike at any th-thdetermined of rrcneral railroad iht day during a A"ect few a shake bars executime. same The at 6hake water is used for years. stand ami because the brothfour presidents with grate you gently only conferences In t his ! s Iri o n whih heinc (dst. outline of on a now proposal for setwith IDEAL, Sylphon Regulator which controls draft and check dampers automatically to suit weather he stronirlv urced that they tives Supplied for Mt. mission to erhood worked Into tlement of differences suKCfted by the change their hitherto unyielding attichanges,. Many exclusive features, tested and specified by eleven greatest nations for government buildings, hospitals , etc. Nwl.itii!s s . icV .rtgr exeeutives. u:uj after a prolonged dis- tude, and when he saw the employees collea-iew a it hi. is can dealer in be the closest exclusive the no We between Informally price by any agents anywhere possible put appoint of the situation at the capitol he declared that all suggestions from on the interstate eomraerce eommittee, cussion user. Price is no higher than asked for inferior makes. Accept no substitute! On each IDEAL and manufacturer with the Demo-Tatimember most of the be the executives should given bat will not summon t!ie committee In steering committee of the Senate. Boiler and AMERICAN Radiator our name i3 cast your guarantee. consideration. careful formal pension until a draft Is comThe of exthe preposition the appearrailroad "i Final arrangements for of a bill covering the proposals ecutive was Send today for "Ideal Heating" (free), giving much valuable information on fuel pleted w hUli the President ami his advisers all issues he that an investigation of ance of the President before Congress economies for homes, churches, stores, schools, and other buildings. Act now, and by a commission were not completed tonight, but he dishave in ninth Deliberations on this to be named conducted Demthe inby the with the the President, cussed be face tomorrow. fully resumed will question every future winter without fear. subject vestigation to last for a period of three ocratic steering committee of the Sen "We have undertaken the framing or four months, no action to he taken ate and they agreed with him that he of a general bill," Haid Senator . side in the meantime, and at should address a joint session. by tonight, "regarding various th either Another great labor-save-r conclusion of the inquiry the situstationary Vacuum Cleaner b of will railroad the conference legislation thtt A No. At phases IDBAL BoHet and 435 ft. today's to ation be It now what emo n th il t n r the is, .nt . . rU,l to meet this railroad situation. nrpseilt Itrl formally house-labo- r I.V'- ....4 of AMERICAN Radiators, coating j J'l. . .'! You can reduce home and health . use .. wonderfully havincr n the choice ployees Kr ..... protect arlast by either of i.r..l 1.. To me. t the emergency vr are iiJvr.'i tbe owner $270, were used to heat this rial night, or .'trikln,?. The brotherhood ARCO WAND Vacuum Cleaner sits in basement or side room; works of which amount.! to a flat re At this price the goods can be .r legislation cottage. fixlnc an eight-lint- bitrating Ay heads promised a reply tomorrow fusal ot his plan ot scmemem. of any reputable, competent Fitter. bought iron an all cleans to work day for railroad employees: mornintr. floors; through walls, running pipe carpets, ceilings, furnishings, clothing, ha-all the been signed tby This did not include cost of labor, pipe, statement and there was every indica. in revxuic to the railroads tion It n t inn was tin a mattresses, furs, etc. In sizes at $115 up. Ask also for catalog (free). hni v valves, freight, etc., which vary according to he would unfavorable. to nipt greater experpST of operation climatic and other conditions. in th interest of peace. Pres When railroad brotherhood heads withheld r due to adoption of the ui was miormca Wilson ident day went to the veroaaiy and amentliti? the existing arbitration President the White House tonight the its ttrm.s, however. Write Department 3 uikcI the withlaw s. No exclusive agent. liop Not Itelinqnishcd. drawal of astronuly 2 tentative strike order .vent "We are considering applying to the out S.Michigan Ave. th day there appeared to release calling to Throughout Sold all dealers. subject an arbitration law, the C.wtdlan princi- for yesterday by Chicago agree that be possibilityti on a a 400.000 brotheroon ne reacnt ple uhuh w 'ild f?th'.:it a strike or hood walkout of the ment piau ndgni member at 7 a. m. Labor .lay would include- concession of th eight- Pubhc Showrooms at Chicago. New York, Boston, Worcester, Providence, Philadelphia. Wilkesbarre. Washington, Baltimore, Buffalo, Rochester, Pittsburgh, Cleveland. Cincinnati, lo kott'. pending r.e.otiati"i; ami for Thin request w:s flatly hour day. but postponements of its September Detroit. Ctracd Rapids, Atlanta, Birmingham. New Orleans. Indianapolis, Milwaukee. Des Moines, Omaha, Minneapolis, St. Paul, St. Louis, Kansas City, Denver, n pt rio.l of sixty tias a following until the railroads had had refused, -the leaders saying onlv the Seattle, Portland, Spokane, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Toronto, Brantford (Ont.), London, Paris, Brussels, Berlin, Cologne, Milan, Vienna tn an v eon tro ers . . an opportunity to prepare for it. Hope f f, 10. whleh left Washingcommitte"With referene-- to the .isrht-hou- r .4" c I r 9 C? jf ton yesterday. h;td power to re. all the of persuading' the railroad managersm- to,9, fl.i v, tlere hei'if dio ')Ji(! the (d- - order. oeen nan a ii su noi to agree plan mm v i.H.it.illt rmm rvm w 4 9 dtr 4tw ' fmm w 4w tdm n w j of ir :inrr legislation pro- (iw w fii un tonight. President tn Prrtnrhed. Mr. wii- e it a tipp- - far idlncr for i ef After their conference with um a n.i lef ut'ir Copies of the strike order were son. tne eNpc'uiveH to pernut the n;nf mHi; 'i in t th.-had laid ninht h said whb in nient t they to rlrla-rethe brought President's attention before the President a 'suggestion ra"ro. their .?;;.; affair. that nil trains former Republican national committeediscussion of modern penal methods "i t arter itt tied up. w f r thev had gotten Info tbe poses-s:o- n the nature of a proposition ror prog-in uonifi they Ill tie worked .f thir-and relation of insanity to crime. ROOT URGES LAWYERS "We hope to tie up all freight and man from Nebraska. of the railroad executives. It had ress toward a solution of the questions we ani!ot out fin il! The section of legal education, the passence rtralns," one of the leaders In to thL rvropo.d rnri-c- r been known that the members of the at issue." sU!itioT conference on bill drafting, the section paid. In to a. the on patents, trarle mark and copyright HUNT FOR FUGITIVES li'tiic and committee of P". carried home with Although it seems certain tnat there will be opposition from Republicans in 1 laws, the judicial section and executive his ad, ers r.'so have urp! r e eni.a.ne order, nut no one to the legislative suggestions BANDIT also will meet. A banquet tosections TO CLOSERRELATIONS the brotherhood count Ms had sus-p- Congress Me-lie. pr.,;.lem of le Ia ion. In to lie lieported Make Leap GETS Four lead$3000 administration will be attended by morrow of the Presddent, evening te.l f.f a that to keer the railroads had been w ' fv.n! dae strike, It will be possible to cet the ers of the executive members think I'rom Train. Motinsr many judges, I ?t op r.' t n. the Preterit is n'd to have been laws tl rough within a reason aide time. IMii'l nncl Ioi'k Standard Oil Collector and former committee by N. 28. presidents of IX, is Search Sanborn, Aug. Involved in bv t).o information The visit of the brotherhood he. ids "Tipassociation. the sr.atly In Hetroit Sulmrl.. being made today in this vicinity for to li.iar" "perafloTi of the railroad in Aft r the refusal to withdraw the order to th White House came within half Dotroit. Mih., Avz. 2S. Search wei four men who escaped yesterday from Would Have National and he communicated with the railroad an hour after the President hatl left of tr!ke. v.iid Senator HKADS HOl'HUOV BUREAU. from their heins conducted tonipht for a lone authe capitol. They hurried federal breakofficials s "is how far who held a inrMIng that hotel h.all ?n In prepbnt.s. immigraiton by arComansion tomobile who is bandit executive this afternoon to tiie and State Bar Associations Chicago, Aug. 28. J. Bruce Kremer, aMthoriitn the fd.ral tovfmment lasted p.piii iate In the niht. o'clock while the paid to have hvld up and robbed Har- ing through heavily screened windows after rived committeeman national shortly Democratic In spit of the apparent final failure 4'resid' nt was at dinner. Their con- old Isbell. a collector for the Standard of a railway prison car here, .while bet'.ro ic'a tho President, to m t. Work. was in from appointed Montana, today was operate of his efforts to brimr the two sides ference with the President brief, Oil company of approximately $S00O. "The p.e?tion . s;.ll the to New York City for detaken ing at westbureau ile of Vround speakers' the of the railroads' head found otic caKJiod and be used to draff trains, handd Ipbvll opj" w;is the w e a e Pfff t idfnt es r r n ed for :ll- together, counter proposal to A. It. Carretson, behind a clump of bushes In a suburb portation. The fugitives national ern campaign l)emocratic spokesman for the emploees, and said of Detroit and declared he had been William Higgins and Chicago, Aug. 28. Close by Senator Thomas J. headquarters he would not discuss it in any way. It drn;i.ed there by the bandit, who had Julius Sehoon, Ulhnan, removed from San between members of state and local bar Walsh. Within a few days another Is known, however, that the brotherdriven his machine across the path of hood men gathered that he did not Isl. ell's car. forcinK him to come to a Quentin, Cal., and George Gibb, from associations and the American 'Bar as- Democratic speakers' bureau will be of It. Conversation stop. Isbell told the sheriff that as he the state reformatory at Monroe, Wash. sociation was urged by Kllhu Root of stronglytheapprove strike order followed, and came about to a stop the bandit po!ntel a pisNew York, president of the pssociation, opened in San Francisco. then the brotherhood heads departed. Mr. Kremer was secretary of the tol at him and, belnr unarmed, he was today at a conference preliminary to Democratic national convention at St. compelled to surrender a small has CAPTAIN ASTOR WEDS the American liar association convenS:ty Trnltor ArtUe. until secretary and about recently wascommittee. tion collected here Louis $3000, from containing1 Wednesday. was Iiv ry effort made to keep the various national Democratic Mr. a Root introduced proresolution of the stations pasoline distributingsecret.The fall tit the Whit House outPido the Detroit Son of Expatriate llnron Marries Kng-lla- h viding .for referendums to association limits. union hcds returned to their hotel Jut a workman, lsbell's cries attracted city members of questions affecting the subFIRE EXtJIXEEHS OPEX MEET. , by separate routes. Alter who ublmoman. singly and stance released him. of laws. and administration 28. The out the word that they would R. Aug 2S. passing of London, Aug. Providence, Capt. John Astor Six subsidiary organizations of the tom. f t the committee of twenty-tou- r convention of the annual h marwas Life the Guards First towill association today sessions their open morrow to discuss the prrrosal, abso-lutAssociation of Fire Two they MORRIN NEAR LIBERTY ried to Lady Charles fiercer Nairne at morrow. Mr. Root and- former PresiIII vvei t to their rooms, declining here tonight. ' opened Christchurch. acIt. dent William be who will Taft, to discuss their conference. .chiefs from fire fiftv and son is hundred Astor the of at youngest Captain the bar tive association contention, States and News, that copies of the strike order Ilyitfindte ( United Tie Itelenaed T'aron AVilliam Waldorf Astor, formerthe of to Parts to are attend sessions of the Canada are in attendance. The convenexpected sent out yesterday were in the hands New Is York. ihe. of The widow bride ly I'rom l.rsieinvortli Irinoti Today. organizations. subsidiary the of the railway presidents occasioned no throughout continue son Lord Marwill of second of the Nairne, The American Institute of Criminal tion among the brotherhoods. After 28. I'aul quis of Lansdowne, Kan.. Leavenworth. Auk. surprise was earwho week. killed Law and Crimnology plans considerable it became known yesterday that the Movrlrf of St. Louis, one of the men con- ly In the war In Franco. She is daughg three of their number as In the "dynamite suspected victed ter of the late Lord conspiracy" former viceas spies for th railroad heads, they cases at Jndianapoltn, ist expected to be roy of India, and isMinto, 2'i years old. said frankly the that expected they from released the federal nrison herea be in their tDD'orrow. He has completed strike order soon would BKD SPI5KADS OX JAW FATAL. hands. More than 5000 employers' sentence hi of his and release conu s of the order, it was learned to- Is expected under the Tex.. Dallas. Aug. 28. William G. rule LM)yc 2i)7c day, were mailed out of Washington for rood behavior. Warden Morgan Snyder, 4o, died tonight from a broken last night, atid each of the committee said today that William Keddln of neck sustained a few minutes before, In this Iilanket Sale all CotAn elegant linn of Bed of CIO also received a' copy. Copies in hA was struck on the jaw bv Pewhen Uert Ilrown Kansas of 5e ton Plankets from to of the executives are sup- t'ity. who. like Morrin arc hands the ter a fist Shaw . Shaw all serving surrenderedduring Spreads; they eompri-o12.50. ami all Wool Nan posed to have been mailed back here thre-yea- r to officers andfight. was placed also have sentences, practii n from near-n- y Hlar.kets from $2.25 to 3.'o tbe newest and irot lall. thei terms and will be one traitor among the cally completed "There wa4 points. at soon. m.-- , ranirinc in jer crnt off. iittf twelve disciples,"' one of the brother- released the three are released only nine hood heads said, "and our average ap- of When from 1.2 to ."r'.hOO. in men will he left at the the labor pri? be to than that." pears higher Wool tliis ppeeial sale. 20 per cent They prison. was Labor day agreed upon as the en year terms. are serving six and sevNo. 2. JOINT ACCOUNTS Tn the time for th tentative strike order to cff. 20 become operative, it developed today, event of an account boing opened in tho consideration of seve-raafter careful Ilantrinic in price from $3.75 names of two or more parties, instrucMOOSERS TAKE STUMP It finally was chosen hecaus t... tZl.'Jif at -- O per cent olf. date. innTit- a demonstration bv tions should be given the bank as to of th belief that whether the 2.00. 0(m) or more union men who Msny in checks, signed by only one or In Western States In undar whose names the will march in Labor day parades In beall -i- )7n parties by Itehnlf f ;. O. I. Ticket. is opened, should be honored; of the brotherhoods would have account half Oui" entire line of Ied Quilts the th effect of winning- mu h public Suparid in the case of death of any of surChicago, Auk. 2S. Speakers to be. or . 20; th Cotton Quilts ranee In for the strikers. My Labor day sent the survivor whether port parties, into the western central and states to All Feather and Down Pilalso the strike order will have been to campaign for Hughes and Fairbanks vivors should be authorized to sign price from JI.U on all divisions scattered to all the Down Quilts from $7.."') In price from ; checks against the account. lows, of the country. The last of the dele- will be about equally 'divided between to $3..0)). in this special sale, 1"0 per 6"c to at each, gates who left here yesterday will have Republicans and former Progressives. Youll enjoy banking at the Merchants. cent nf f. i per cent off. reached their homes" by next Friday Among the. well known former Pronight. Strike Order for Milt. UtitUIiiML gressives who will make tours of these Moniln). "The Bank. With a Personality" sections are Theodore Roosevelt, James 7 Is the strike order for K. CJarfield. Raymond Robins and Har-oAlthough o'clock next Monday morning all lines IA IckeJ". aff toted probably would not he tied up Rich mllk.malteri grain extract.in powder. This Information was given out toHomornrule White Rlnnkcts, sliziitly mill before some time that night if the orat y an the close were of der released. Member of Salt Lake Clearing Mouse. day meeting For Inf Capital 250,000. soiled, in this special sal" member of the brotherhood, of the Republican western campaign Pure ants, Invalids and growing children. JOlIX PIXGKEE. President. livery nu tri tion ,u pbuilding the whole body.. whther an employe on a passenger, committee, held at the Chicago headMOHO.M HEIXEIt. A'fee Pres. O. P. SOl'LK, Vie pres. or mail train. Is subject to the quarters. Reports were received at the CAXXOX. IIADCLIKFE freight Q. As' Cashier. One-ThirInvigorates nursing mothers enJ the aged. 2 d strike order. Brotherhood heads intiCorner Main and Third South, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. from every state between Chimated last week that supply trains meeting The Food-Drin- k all Ages to the Mexican bonier, some cago and the Taciflc coast. running p. the visitors at headwestern on; fii:tc. Among is :;ome and passenger More stop. trains, nutritious possibly than tea, coffee, etc. S, MAIN STKEET milk trains would La exempted. To- - quarters today was Victor Rosewater, Substitutes YOU ' urn-irvn- tin-."- 1 eii ? The home circle is the nation's greatest asset, and the foundation of the home is cozy warmth the healthful, reliable warmth that everyone nowadays knows is solely guaranteed by use of -- - d- 1 A i Prt-sldtTi- iim ii .-- Four-In-On- .' : I sm t de--- Tens of thousands of IDEAL Boilers are us annually for heating all buildings in America, Europe, Japan, Australia, etc. No other kind heaters in any way equals these v m KAN DIM. Radiators Boilers rs mcr-asln- Burn one third less fuel than other devices tJ-.- n t!nr-fiiiRht- v lJ;ht-hoi- ir t r old-fashion- ed o. re-ar- lz - " I i, ! pa-ti- es Tested and specified by eleven greatest nations ed - ot - - i i ( I .. ori-;ilt- ln s 5w Illir c ds isee-epsa- ry con-plt'.e- ri I r - - - - tl-ien- i . - - 33-i- n. - - - ns ir s 1 1 ni-ete- n eisrht-how- Mmican Radiator ompany s-- le-!p- S-1- 816-82- ri y. - i f. ' 4 iu 4 fe;-t- 4 : (.Jj-i.-- t : vs. ,- 1 - 're-idn- ,- t i - eoii-lder-iitii- t in 11 out-"Pi- f n e. -- i pnt'n - '"on-rres- nu-rel- are-Joh- - on - fortv-fourt- FhO bn-LiSfw- va-ri- ir CONTINUES ALL THIS WEEK nct-iu- BLANKETS OFF OFF up-to-da- three-fourth- three-fourt- "I-O- hs What You Should Know About Banking te Blankets OFF . l BED QUILTS OFF PILLOWS OFF pe-a- . mm i ran'-rinc- $t-.7-5 Homemade White Blankets H JWALTEB.RfliLK all-da- Off B 112-11- .... 1 as cl at cc:t fcr Sns Pries MERCHANTS BANK us |