The Chinese Shanghai tael or dollar
sold at 7 per cent, above par, while the
Swiss franc rose to 1 per cent, above
par.
!
ALL ANGORA PRAYED!
At sunrise?the mosques full?
the Turks poured i nto the streets
of Angora?on their knees in
prayer! Mustapha Kcmaljcader
of the new Turkey, was leaving
for the decisive battle with the
Greeks. Laurence S. Moore
tells the dramatic, face-to-facc
story of this man whose nation
alist leadership is shaking the
foundations of British rule in
Iddia in the
Near Eastern Number
ASIA
The American MAGAZINE on the Orient
Richly IIIunrated
April Issue
j Out today?all news-stands?35 rent*
A Million Pairs
Of Army Shoes
On A Sealed Bid Sale
The War Department offers approxi
mately 1.273,000 pairs of new Field and
Trench shoes for sale by scaled bids.
Bids rcce'ved for the entire lot only. Bids
will be received unt 12 noon (Eastern
Time) Apri 10, 1922, by the Chief, Sur
plus Property D'vis'on, Office Quarter
master General, Room 1402, Munitions
Building, Washington. D. C.
CONDITION
The shoe* are nf* The? arc stored ;<t various point* In
thr Norfh. KaM. South iinri Writ. Thry are to he "'Id
"a* is" and ' vhrre I*" I'. <). 11. rsl* or rninmuu <?rri.'r
without warranty ~jc pruainn'oo p* to star. I ant or conditlnn.
' TKBMf:
10'i deposit of total amuimt l?ld In form of mull or cer
tified chock milKt a (-company the hid Shipping InMni'
tion?i and balance of bid In H^nkera' Acceptance or Irrm n
ilhle letter* of ?'rcdlt. payable not to ewtvd four months
Tmni date of aw-ird on all ahon cxcopt thon? locatcd at
\llanta. lla. On the Atlanta lot (approximately 211 0?*l
pa Iris payment and nhipnln? luat ructions to l? fiirnHii<il
on of before June 15, 1922.
