What we want is to see the new
managers come back to the system
we used in my active days. I fur
A Row Of Rowers
Members of the Cleavely Ladies'
Rowing club of Clapron, England,
stacked up for their picture before
they left for a spin in their outrig
ger boat. They row on the River
Lea all the year around. (Associ
ated Press Photo)
,her think that if this matter is
presented to the men in power,
the bis cannerymen and Mr. O'
Malley, in a reasonably way. they
will do what they can to relieve
the situation.”
Uncle Sam’s Biography of A1 Capone
bureau of
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Here is the first rogues’ gallery photo and finger
print record ever published of Al Capone, notorious
Chicago gang czar, since the racket king was sen
tenced to eleven years in Atlanta Federal peniten
tiary for income tax evasiou. The picture, on file
in the United States Bureau of Investigation at
Washington, gives a complete classification of Ca- j
pone’s physical characteristics, criminal record, vari
ous aliases and photographs. Inserted close-up is an
enlargement of the small photo at top of the record,
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T3 0TH of us—AND
JLJ know that INDIAN
HOW! Listen—do
and CARBONADO
you
coal
\
are scienuncauy wasnea ana prepareu
at the mines. All coals should be.
INDIAN and CARBONADO are.
WHY? The process removes all nat
ural extraneous matter—so that In
INDIAN and CARBONADO you
always get bright, clean, pure coal,
more COAL per ton. YOU GET WHAT
YOU BAY FOR—Q-U-A-L-I-T-Y! And
every ounce of your ton of INDIAN
and CARBONADO—all genuine coal.
Try this—for tr^e Bargain Heat
ing—start your fire with INDIAN
coal and always bank your fire well
with CARBONADO coking coal.
