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Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1919-03-24

ID 3 &
A Stanhope man stepped into Duckie
brakes hash foundry the other day,
sqnatted in a chair and said to the
waiter, ''Hic-bring me a dish OF
prunes."
"Stewed, sir?' asked the waiter.
Thash meme Of your darn business.
retorted the customer.
This Office is strong for the home
demonstration. She brought box OF
real home made candy in here the
other day for demonstration purposes
But, honest, we never could tell
whether candy is good or not from
just one box.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-18
FOR B|LIOUSNESS
AND HEADACHE
TAKE 4 CAOB
The New Nausealess Calofael
That Is Entirely Purified Of
All The Nauseating And sli-
waiting Effects


DO you ever have a bad taste III ysssir
mouth III the morning, heavy breath.
coated tongue. headache, indigestion,
nervousness. with i let-down feeling
You need calomel. but dread to fte
iii. Try Calotabs, the nansealess sal
omel that Is delightful t. take andssle *
lightful in erect. III Ii caIomel With
all Of its benefits retained and its
unpleasant qualities removed, ne
tablet at bedtime with swalloW of
water, that's all No taste. no grip
ing, no salts, nor nausea. You wake
up in the morning feeling like tgo-
year old. bright. cheerful. energetic
and with q hearty appetite for break
fast Eat what YOU please. ND dan
ger Of salvation Calotabs are Sc en-
tirely delightful to take and SO pleas
ant In effect that your druggist Offers
to refund the price as guarante lat
you Will be delighted with Cal0tabs.
For your protection CaIotafl re
sold only III original sealed packages.
price thirty-five cents. At drug stores
everywhere. tady1
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-18
BASSrORD FUNERAL
WAS HELD Thursday
I.ARGEI 4 ATTENDED

Il crowd which oiled the First Meth.
oxsiss church ae DavlasOnvllle. To over
downs attended the funeral 81
Charles g. Bassf0rd. County C0mmis-
sioner frona the First Diatgacs. yester-
DAY afternoon PAS one 81 the
iarxess funaraia Ill e history % Dav-
ldsOnvtlla and the thrOng which came
ID pav ats last xsreeeta sD their friend
and naighh0r 81 scoren of years at
tested tho hIgh esteem ii which hs
vas held.
Hsong heg0ro ss21 o'clock the Church
was aIEAd gO overGowing and IL WA
ia aikaa Tor many 30 gst ia. The
snFvaeoa wsra kDuasaacaeR s0anGlg hy
nev. fsnrYy eaai. 81 Baltimore; Rev
IL NJ. OaalGsn ana Rev II H FosbToke
hofh az Fa so1 ae
Taa gsFN were VIM A&esss
~ webb, Edgar II
lxsns 81 81
.asssn salg AFs slAss lt0n
xsl wage prosuse aEse
a services
rs ssrs lnteransns w.
iii 40 xark
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-18
Mail That Is PIT Ahead.

It was not expected. probably. when
the United States parcel post system
was established. that It would be poa.
sible, I'll few years, 10 stick stamp
on day-old chick or on a honey bea,
and have Il delivered by Uncle Sam.
This Is not. OF course, exactly i lit.
eral possibility even vet, for chickens
and bees must be properly boxed and
the stamp affixed 10 the cOntalner; but
the opening 81 the malls TO these lIy.
Ing commodities has proved d great
convenience and has facilitated the
work OF beekeepers and poultrymen
alike. Few people realize how large
Is the number Of bees shipped each
sprlng from the southern to the north
essl states, and even to Canada. The
mail clerks always put these shipments
through with great proinptness per-
haps for reasons Of their own.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-18

LOAN


ogs than ever hse0Ee Eho Americas
faxnaaz anda hlsasAl2 Ill TIE D0nitinn
g cosmaOgG and prosperity which Is
bio tsaak dna. L.eMn years are for him
10 lCngsr. Lasg yeag ne average ox
farm earnings broke al records Six
milli0n gaxxns ID 1915 produced crpps
worth 9I2 90 .00e
This yRag f& III estimated that d
egsAt0g whaak acreage than ever via
- sOwn, Materially. the farner Ii
making the most III lis opportunities,
and with guaranteed wheat prices
ard hIgh prices aOr everything ks
Sr0Ms.. The outlook for him Is most
encOuFagibg And Europe WIN FUR.
nish q market Tor his fas hogs an&
sseera.
Es would ~ Interesting, Il possible.
70 assemble comparative statements
~ the FARMERS bank accounts nov
and Hve years ago, and the list oE
mortgages that have been cancelled
And Il would Be more interesting per-
haps 70 have d statement az the Lin
eTty Bonds now IL the hands of these
tiliers Of the sCIl
Very soon ths farmer will have fur
Their opportunity % prove that be Is
not without loyalty as well developed
&c any mans. NTor another loan is
almost IA sight. loan that will draw
upon Us aIl.
because Of his price guarantee Of
92,z6 bnshel, Uncle Sam stands 20
lose from 50 70 as cents upon every
bushei OF wheat harvested next sens-
on Having given this guarantee 70
the farmer. hA will make II good.
That Ii Uncle Sans way But what
Is Mr. Farmer going 70 do for Uncis
Sam ID the Victory Liberty Loang
In every Liberty Loan 20 date the
farmer, aa Il class, has bought less
bonds than men III other prosperous
classes. He has been able meantime
% set more sugar and everything
else upon which the government put
i restriction, than others have.
The big question now, when he
stands To cash ia % rs per cent
premium upon bis wheat crop. IL what
Is he going To 90 next Liberty Loan
driver
Some Liberty Loan officials ars
suggesting that the farmer should
buy q 800 bond for each 100 bushels
Of wheat be sells 10 the government,
T7s has made the profit and should
have no heaitancy ID taking 8 high-
grade security ID payment for the diff
ference between what the govern
ment gets and what he receives for
his wheat
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-18
BNnlED P. EDGES
Still HOLD GOOD
Earnest Request Is Made to
ALI Subscribers to Redeem
Promptly Their War Say
ings Stamp Pledges.

Plsdges made 10 invest Id War Say
ings Stamps hare been automatically
extended to 1919 by the government.
which has made official announce
ment that persons Who. for any rea-
son, did not complete their pledges
BY December 81, 1918, may and are
expected to liQuidate these pledges by
investing ID War Savings Stamps Of
the new 1919 issue.
The 1918 War Savings Stamps are
blue ia color and tribe smaller than
those issued last year. They bear 4
likeness OF BENJAMIN Franklin. the
apostle of thrift and economy The
1918 war Savings Stamps which yield
their owners spur per cent interest
com pornded quarterly. may No obtain
ad from anx posted lice. bank. or other
authorized ageAt
Thrift Stamps and Thrift Cards
used sass year remain Id use during
1919. md filed Thrift Cards, that Is.
Tnrigs Cards 90 which sixteen Thrift
Stamps have been AFFIXED, nay BE ex-
changed Tor 1919 War Savings Stamps
upon the payment Og the few addiS
stOnal cents which represent the dit
fsvence between the priee cs War
savings stamp and 81. tie value Of
To sSessn Thrift Stamps
Purchasers 81 1918 War Savings
STAMPS sh0nla benx n nnisad that 1913
var savings stamps are % be affixed
onay Ii 1918 Wa Haylngs Certificates.
AYkhc che may have = 1918 War
aaylnas C@Ykincaaa ishe parchment
IS which war Savings Stamps are ~
axsd1 which Aaa unsl1lsd space % e.
sgsrh as1g este SHOULD not hare
1sgs var Savings Stamps Wasted On
q noR nhoula 1913 War Stamps be
s. pca III III nsw 1911 war savangs
Certificate. Kaep khs Ewo Pears sep
Asnka
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-18
soldIers, Esfeets Unclaimed.

Scores OF tons of material. the ee.
fecfs 81 American soldiers who died
Id France. are stored ID HOhoken
awaiting claimants. The property In
clsades seweIry. hundreds Of wrist
watches, souvenirs. and many other ar
tscIes, some o. considerable value. An
o0ncer Of the effects bureau says that
everything possible Is done to get the
effects Of the men to their relatives. but
that many letters of notification are re-
turned, and others are unanswered
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-18

This world d saFely slrasds aDwn
Ard nothing seems q be sssak right
Some men enjoy gloomy fEoHas
10 VI cross rainsd their one o.
Light
One man for 5ustira cries aloud
AEasl bis cry ii heard In vain,
And one from justice strives g 1y,
80 hles aim to the nearest train.
one nan saves up e bus hozae.
And one sells his 81 less than cost.
Al p0nr~naan wears expensive clothes,
A rich mans dnds look like i frusf
The scrapper Is timid thing
The paace apostle loves % fight
The kitchen maid would like u sing;
The singer tanned could cook al
night,
SO isn't this 8 cRoss-gr ained world.
Where everything 10 upside down
/ The thing to do that. can see,
III wear smile for every frown
James @. Gable
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-18
DISCUSS OPENING
or STATE FERRY

The repregentatiy or Annapolis
and Claiborne who we're to meet II
Baltimore yesterday and discuss az
fairs connected with the opening of
ne state ferry Letween those points
on May /, did not confer, as Governor
Harrington had other duties and asked
for ii To Le postponed until today.
Mayor Strange. Counselor RnIlman
and Aldermen smith, the Annapolis
representatives, left here At noon to
attend the conference which will take
place ii the Executive offices In Bal
timore ait two
Mayor Strange said this morning
lhaf there would certainly be worthy
celebration on the Annapolis end.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-18
Nasal Orders

G i s Sumerlin .is detaeae ia
lae Naval Medical school. to the
Comfort
Ridgley. Jr.. IL detached
elflalald 81 the u. s. s. Casttne
n sareall 81 navigation, Navy De-
neni
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-18

non't cut down yellowIng foliage 81
primroses, bleeding hearts. peonies,
lupines and. gladioIns after iiowerlng,
You would seriously AFFECT the next
years bloom
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-18
ATED I'm la
NERDS DON TIelN

hfae there hare Teen some yesy
lit eral donations made ~ E,svas Ut
France. IL the local drive. yet The q
trfkutsona 10 car bare Teen aAT teIsw
what the committee expected Tae
are al c0urse two reasosss hsr tiis
The principal one Is that many peus e
have given aIont All that they D.
and the other II that the committee
has not / cen able 10 call on d le
drive does not close until Sasur1 ~
night. 90 do not walt to Ie cal
On, but send our contributions ID
+ u LinthicaEh. the treasurer. &c q
any ono 81 the committee. The Evsa-
ling Capital viii | i glad TO tarn pseE
any donations which are LEFT at ae
office. All donations are wanted. 10
matter how small A very large b.
portion 81 orr people hare given ntsa-
ing. and will te sorry 70 have mis- d
the opportunity
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-18

Dent allow every member III your
family to NEEDLE with your garden
1ndicaous help h one tAang. bit aoo
naay cooks. you know! Finally. 40
not throw every ounce OF pep and Az
hitlon into the llrsk tow weeks. bat
spresa Il ever the entire season
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-18

MFs. WaatOn Hopkins will leave to-
day for New Ypr& 81 meet her hus-
band Who q retagnlna from foreign
service.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-18
Esial > MRS. EMMA AK sslAg,R

M.ef goodness flows
I. il soas and rose
y tial inner ioyousnssa
Moral spirit knows
aainr every moment less
!. nsag d eyil goes.
Bentztown Bard
,ese ito right service gOs
eyer LOST Even II the one
p Intended falls 10 40
III d receive its full hena,
81 wto gisea the love. or rem.
.er. n uplifsed and en-
IL aptgivlpg What right
r.eu I'D regres that he gaye
ih0nsl Il. vas not returned,
d lid service which was not
,sr ilers IL even greater SIN
,st Icing loved. III s0Tv-
va IT being served, and II IL
~ l,lessed ID give than to re-
isla ee so much more beauty
..lIsa w might cause many
FEELINGS hi flower IL We were
.sfb 4 hurry 70 feel strong ones,
"a il, tir swing Of excitement
eppor,anities of giving ayna-
81, i lIliIe things to those we love,
ss.s Il hey had been used, would
S. ,alea liner fanciea, subtler and
,sr shades. ID our power of feel
as lhe diaciples pulling calmly on
blinking they could crosse the lake,
lhrts III their Loaf lying asleep,
il mere dogmatIsm that rests In
sss sufficient grasp Of the truths
4, r4ljglon No religious
II Is safe III which the personal
nm sleeps and we think that we
!. Il without Him. 1t 10 4 blessed
sn however hard It blows, that
alp ii wake Hint
hsefh League
hib ser,ife
bearing from IT'S usual custom, the
ssarb League Of Maryland avenue
asodist Episcopal church Will hold
j ssgat Sunday service on Easter
Asaay ii 1 i mi, instead os in the
sang Il I D. m
i i Intended 10 make this a spa-
d Easter devotional, early service,
Il ID members are urged tO be pres
]. Ii veil us others who are iliter-
I'D i special invitation Il extend
h Eisllors
iii D0wd mother of Midahiprnan
Elhce Dogd. is IN Annapolis to be
iii bet son when he graduates
Otto Il Deutsch Of the Army nedi-
] corps, Ii on short THROUGH,
esA be Is spending IN Annapolis.
I { Stationed al caalp Hill, New
b Sevs. Virginia
II Lewis Roebeck and wife, of
gsnoulh, N I,. are here visiting
q ROehecks mother. Mrs. HAIRY Roe
" 4 Reyell street
Y and Mrs Elmer 81 Paine Of
HaAlagton, Yesterday announced the
A7age Of their daughter. Janet
anor ID Mr. Vivian Earle Wood
sa On saturday The ceremony
Y performed In Blooklyn, NJ II on
aanf o. the illness Of the BRIDE
saaa The young couple will be at
p ID Brhlgewater. Long Inland.
= June ] The lride il quite we'll
a'Sn il Annapolis, having visited
r often
lsdt eomir Frederick Hatch and
Hatch u Washington. will be
Week soioprners ii annapolis
sa'enant Festlls Foster, brother
ssociate Professor G. n. Foster,
y the week end guest of the
Sc will 1e service at the Pres
y church tonight at 8 O'Clock.
aiies subject will be 'Piiate' &
ssloa There will he special
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-18

Don't forget that masses Oh white
between masses Of vivid colors bring
harmony and also add charm 10 the
garden at night
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-18

Lieu. .. ~ Watkins ma Mra. wat
kins we're q Baltimore yesterday.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-18

a benefit card party under the aus
pieces q the knights oE columbus viii
be giyan at st. Mary's Hall, Monday,
April Is. Rsfreaamenfs viii Sc served.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-18
Marine tor,,s esr,Der

81 y Quick Is detached from the
siigade. Cuba. I'd this city
!, Hill is detached from duty
I. Marine barracks. ouanticO. Va,
0fdefed II Cuba.
z I Hill is detached from
lie marine flying Geld ~
2 g marine headquar kar
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-18


FDaily except sunday.
C0mnNcstng III Oslantom with Y, n. @s
NI0cai Annapolis - NnltlnsDra.
state H0uea Station College, Aven@s and
HsAdan Rsreeta; Carved Hall. Maryland
Motes OGare II. 3. N. A.. for osscaEn. sntaa
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-18

ya s'a1.
I'll a ssna soss eas Eaanus acsnEed 81
sgxzes
IS hare nv AlEsz
~ j. ~ Bua. hone
ydn ssse an - sssaas vIex elas
80 81 Il a
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-18

The West Annapolis Girls Reserves
branch 81 the y w c. a. viii give j
picnic FOR the members next Monday
following Easter.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-18
w R. e Al. eric
Railroad.
gaIK TlN AIS


anl9 nowrly sersles Morning end 2seelna
haaw@An AMMap&lsa BAlesaa8Ea enc
washington ard Casap AseAds
lVvhahsnRtoa and Camp Meade
pAmmRnR@xw eAmh@s &c Naval
Ae2c@ary JmaCAs9n.1
ERAwg AMMAR01sa@
sgses sssaee ssnaasa
40. xA50, 60, a6a I'D. xg.5A $50 80
lC.sA 1z-1N u. M.. 11.20t 1.&A AaA 80
sA.1a Rs1A, 10 a6.1A 7.uA @aA l0.
l1.10 A.
Leave Naval Academy 0ass 10 mlnaeas
aaRlterf State Housa Agasa0ns Hla&sa
81 ana GnlleEs Ava eavzn fSl minaass
earlier.
LMAEB MA6TGM0N@
60 x7.an AKA AS1 iO.SA H1,s a.
49Sh as6 xSA ASB. xf.aA As 900
Ns6, ass TIA as ti.sA r, ~. a93@
a. NJ
III traina resolve or discharge panaeen@sge
As local p0Enta betWasn AMaapCllM e@4
Naval Academy Junction aDd ~ EaneAs
leum Dn signal
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-18

Ems we're q Baltimore yesterday.
Hrs Walton Hopkins viii leave to-
day for New YORK eo meet her hus-
band Who q retmsnlnf from foreign
service.
a benefit card party under the aus
pieces Of ths Knights 81 Columbus viii
be given at 81. Aaxy.s Hail. aEonday,
April q. Rsfreshmenes viii 81 served.
The West Annapolis Girls Reserves
branch 81 the y w. c. a. viii give j
picnic Tor the members next Monday
following EaateF.
Mrs. Roscoe Dtiien, wife Of f.leut.
Commander Dillen. has moved 10 sae
Peggy Stewart 70 remain Tor several
weeks.
Lieut. -Comdr Kaufman and Mrs.
Kaufman. are stopping at the Peggy
Stewart He will have charge or the
destrovera accompanying the Atlantic
dsght, which Will be made aa soon as
Lac weather seems favorable.
hrs. Madden. mother OE Midslsipman
Wallace Will come 10 Annapolis, May
Ist. 10 be here for June Week. she
will be At the Peggy Stewart
Mrs. Philip Tuck and little daugh-
ter Will arrive May first To De guests
Iof the Peggy Stewart.
Private Mike" Fonaro, 81 the 18th
Machine Gun battalion Ii the guest og
Judge and Mrs. Robert ldoss. Private
Fonaro has recently arrived from
overseas with the casualties. and Is
stationed at Camp Meade.
Private John Z. Gavaghen, 1lsth In
fantry. CO. III, S7th Division. has re-
turned from overseas. and Is az St
Johns College. ylsitlne his father.
Maryland Came
10 The Front
In the weeks session Of the Contl-
mental Congress. n AL r., iii Wash
ington. Maryland has come to the front
III d number ~ Resolutions One
oE these ID upon the signing Of the
Treaty og Peace and the Proclamation
~ the President. to make the day on
which 1t ls signed hereafter q national
legal holiday, and call ii "EsaaOa Day"
The resolution was presented by the
Carter Braxtol Chapter. d. n. n, of
which Mrss. Letltia r. Wilson b Re-
gent sMaryland presented to Memoir
ial Hall an original hand written copy
Of the American Greed by william
Tyler Page. The copy is framed and
vas presented through the Carter
Braxton Chapter, which Is named for
an ancestor Of M. Page.
Regent ATTENDS
u. 4. Il. Congress
Miss katherine Walton, Regent of
Peggy Stewart Tea Party Chapter.
Daughters Of tho American Revolu-
flon, has been III attendance the early
part Of the week at the b. A. r. Com
gresa III Continental Memorial Hall.
washington. Miss Walton during her
stay war the gnsst Of Mrs. Murphy at
the brunswick Z
State Regent
Gnvltes Daughters
Mrs. Elliott State Regent of the
ID. A. n, has invited Ill Daughters of
the American Revolution to meet BIT
her homes corner Park avenue and
Centre St., Baltimore, the second
Tuesday Ia MAJ. This does not apply
to state officers only hut to ali Daugh-
tiers II Maryland.
Mr.. C. Sarrls. proprietor of the Capl-
tai Restaurant On Main street. Ii leav-
ing today FOR MOrrlatown, Tenn, to
visit his klnsman. Nick Rouneills, who
operates the New york Cafe ii that
city. He ssates that he will Ie away
about ten days
IBAsSFoRD FUNERAL
WAS HELD 1EItJRSD AY
LARsaEI * ATTENDED
Il crowd which oiled the First Meth
oaiak church at Jacksonville 70 over
i u =. 49, szsasa 49,. ess1K.sar1 ~
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-18
x.RAWR ANN a ID
wet gaEeee EaAaa
AgAyE mAA.raMesmR
nnAyr syAsMYN0TON

e0 A.S0. aa6. sH.sln iooA xa.u5. a. ~. i11aS
sos, TOD 9OS. i1.oN r. NJ ls.oH A d.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-18

t.ar goodness flows
81 song and rose,
N tIia inner ioyoasness
nora plrii knows
saainp every moment less
i. paag q eyil goes.
Bentztown Bard.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-18

Mrs. Adolph Schumacher. Of I.ssu-
caster. Pa, has been visiting III
mother. Mrs. James W Owens. Kng
George street
Mrs. Edward M EberIe, wife Of
Admiral Ebsrlc. q. s. N. Is stopn s.
at the Waldorf Astoria. New York
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-18
Regent "A tends
D. 4. Il Congress

Miss Katherine Walton, Regent Of
Peggy Stewart Tea Party Chapter,
Daughters of the American Revolu-
Etlon. has been ii attendance the early
part Of the week ct the b A. r. Con-
gresa III Continental Memorial Hall,
washington Miss Walton during her
stay war the gusst Of Mrs. Murphy Al
the Brunswick =
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-18

Mrs. Roscoe Dtilen. wife Of Lleut.
Commander Dillen, has moved 10 tne
Peggy Stewart 10 remain Tor several
weeks.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-18

8 4 be vegetable. never saEvs
|s- VS. dish Twice d week.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-18

Mr.. G. Sarris. proprietor of the Capl-
tai Restaurant On Main street. IL leave
ing today Tor MOrriatown. Tenn, to
visit hts klnsman. Nick Rouneilla, who
operates the New York Cafe III that
city. He states that be viii le away
about ten days
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-18

Mrs. Elliott State Regent of the
ID. A. Il. has invited aIl Daughters of
the American Revolution to meet 1T
her home corner Park avenue and
Centre st., Baltimore, the second
Tuesday Ia MAJ. This does not apply
10 state officers only hut 10 ali Daugh-
ters II Maryland.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-18


GOOD SCHOOL SWEATERS for
boys and girls; plain and fancy
Knit OF heavy yarns with roll COL
lars and 2 pockets; sizes 2S to "a:
$500 values; on sale in the Base
ment at $1.is each. tsasement.)
SMALL LOT OF WoMEN,s ring.
ham house dresses; made Of ex-
cellent material in staple gray
stripes; these were bargains at
$500; for this one-day sale, as
long as they last. $t.ts each.
(5asement0
SPECIAL TABLE Of about 1so
women's lingerie waists, made OF
crisp organdy and colored wolfe.
various pretty styles; $500 to $3.50
garments (slightly soiled); Base
ment sale, $t.ts each. (5asement.)
REAL FlLET LAcEs-2M and 2
inches wide: edges and Insertions 1
$500 and $3.50 values for 81. 10 per
yaru' (Maln Fioor.)
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-18

WoMEN's HioH-oRApE SILK
oLoVEs-Famous "Kayser" and
Hall makes; with guaranteed
finger tips; biz assortment of sizes;
regular $l.25 values; on sale this
one day only at $t.f9 per pair.
(Maln FIoor.l
ADlER's WALKING GLOVES
Made OF h~igh-grade skins and
pique in PXM style; white, tan
and gray; regular $3.50 values; at
$2.D per pair. (Main Fioor.)
w oMEN's AUTOMOBILE OR
DRIVING GLovEs-Made with
short cuffs and wrist band: black
only; regular $3.50 values; on sale
at &'ts per pair. main FIoor.)
MEMS NEoLiGEE sHIRTs-soft
and stiff cuff styles Of good auaI4 !
ity madras and percale In neat and
pretty stripe effects; sizes Ia to
~; $l.76 and $2.25 values on sale |
IN the Basement. at $t.ts each.
(6asement,)
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-18
Lucky Combination for YOU
Pearl earrings 1ec.

WoMENs "FuTuRlsT" ATHLETIC
STYLE UNION sulTs-of fine
check, nainsook or silk top with
knit bottom; regular $3.50 and s2.75
value, at $2.f9 per suit.
(Maln FIoor.)
INFANTS CAPS AND 5oNNETs-
A rare combination of dates and
a are bargain. For this special
occasion, we offer choice Of our
entire stock of infants and chill
dren's caps and, bonnets; scores
of prettv styles (some Of them
slightly soiled); values up to $500;
on sale at your choice. 1870 each.
(Thlrd Floor,)
INFANTS cREEPERs-Made Of
good quality chambray Bingham, in
white, li"ht blue and pink; cute
little combinations for tots of 6
months to 2 years; special, 2 pairs
for site. (Third Floor,)