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Evening star., 1919-09-21
Reltings-Bindings

Silk Beltings, white and black; IL
In. 21c value, special, yd., Ito; IN
27c value, special, yd.. 23c; 21a in,
S5c value. special, 32c; in. Bic val
ue, special. 35c.
Double Skirts Banding, white,
black and gray; 15c value. Special.
yd.. lie.
Cotton Betting, superior quality
assorted widths; 12c value. Special,
yd.. Sc.
hest Quality Black. White Taffeta
Seam Binding. Csc value. Special.
each. 27c.
9-yd. Pieces of Black. White. Prus-
sian bindings, 45c value. Special.
each, SOC.
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ms

Best English Black Pins, assorted
in box; l2c value. Special, box. Be-.
Extra Quality Black Pin Sheets; DC
value. Special. e papers. &c.
Princes English Black-white Pin
Book, assorted sizes; 800 count; 2oc
value. Special, each. 2lc.
English Pin Book. black, white,
mixed; $50 count; 12c value. Special
each. Sc.
Flower Pins. with c0lored tops; DC
value. Special. 2 for Sc.
Hat Pins. with jet and matt head;
on card; &c value. Special. 2 cards,
9c.
u -lb. Box Dressmakers' Pins. su-
perior quality. with needle point; l9c
value. Special. box. 15c.
English Pin Sheets, assorted pins;
to sheet, 200 count; 10c value. Spe-
cial. 8 papers, 2lc.
kirby-Beard Invisible Hair Pins.
best quality; assorted sizes; one size
to pack; black and bronze; &c value.
Special, Q pks. for Sc.
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Threads

Best Quality Sewing Silk. 100 yds.
to spool, assorted colors-blaek and
white; 2Oc value. Special, 8 spools,
60c.
Kings Basting Cotton. assorted
numbers; &c value. Special, 3 spools,
lie.
Mercerized Darning Cotton. assorted
colors; so value. Special, 2 spools, &c.
Mercerized Machine Cotton. assort-
ed colors; extra 6ne quality; &c value.
Special. 6 spools. csc.
French Darning Cotton, black and
assorted colors; Zoe value. Special.
8 spools. Csc.
Darning Silk. best quality; black.
white and assorted colors. Special, 8
spools. 20c.
Linen Carpet Thread. assorted col
ors; 10c value. Special, 8 Skeins, 26c.
Glove Thread, assorted colors, for
darning any color gloves; &c value.
Special, 2 skeins. Sc.
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apes

English Twilled Tape. n to u inch
wide; 10 yds. to p'ecec; 15c to 25c
values. Special. piece. l4c.
Black. White. Weighted Tape. sn-
perior quality; lSc value. Special,
lac I'd.
Black, W hfte Anchor r on e
Weighted Tape; 15c value. Special,
yd.. lie.
Extra Good Quality Hook Eye Tape.
white, black; 1sc value. Special. lac
I'd.
Heavy Buttonhole Tape, for boys'
trousers: white. 25c value, special.
yd., 19o; lie value. special. yd.. lao.
White Linen Tape, assorted widths
10c value. Special, 8 for 21c.
Evening star., 1919-09-21

Paristyle Ever
tidy Veil; easy to
slip on; self-ad-
| Unstable; 15c val
ne. Special, 2 for
| Csc.
Evening star., 1919-09-21

Sanitary Napkins, absorbent, ster-
ilized: dozen to box; Csc value.
Special, box. Soc.
Nine Seemax Sanitary Bloomers.
with muslin top. also with net top:
$1.OO value. Special, each. 79c.
kleinert's Sanitary Aprons, as
sorted. $3.50, S1.79, $500 each.
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Hair Nets and Curriers'

~ Real Human Hair Nets. handmade;
cap shape; assorted colors: self ad-
Unstable; 15c value. Special, pairs.
Real Human Hair Nets. gray and
white: handmade; cap shape; self ad-
3usting; 19c value. Special. each.
~ Marcel Waving Irons. superior quail
ity; 35c value Special. each, 29c.
Superior Quality Curling Irons,
with, wooden handles: 15c value.
Special. each. lie.
West Electric Curriers'. 3 on card:
&c value. Special. card. Ice.
Special, 2 cards. Csc.
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Sanitary Goods

Elastic Sanitary Belts. assorted
sizes; extra good quality; 35c
value. Special. 26c each.
Sanitary Aprons. waterproof;
light weight and comfortable; SOC
value, Special, 35c.
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Sew-on Corset Carriers, white. pink;
superior quality; 25c value. Special,
10c pair.
Frin Silk Elastic. assorted colors ::
extra good quality; 5Oc value. Spe-
cial. 45c I'd.
Shined Ribbon Elastic, assorted col
ors, pink, blue, lavender, white; 75c
value Special, Csc I'd.
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Guaranteed Dress Shields,
sizes, 2. 3, 4. with featherweight
covering; soc value. Spe- 21c
cial, pair,
Limit. Q dozen to Gus
toner.
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Miscellaneous

csc Superior Quality Shoe Trees, as
sorted coiors. gle.
10c Shoe Trees. with steel rod. 2
pairs. 15c.
Zoe Best Quality Machine Oil.
bottles. 15c.
1oc Oil Cans, extra good quality,
each, &c.
Sc Celluloid Thimbles. assorted COL
ors, 2 for &c.
1Oc Tape Measures, 90 inches, 8 for
21c.
25c Spring Tape Measures. assorted
colors. lee.
Sc Finger Shields. assorted colors.
2 for Sc.
Zoe Tomato Pin Cushions, each. &c.
Sc Emeries, assorted colors. 2 for
&c Bone Bodkins. special. 3 for DC.
1Oc Sewing Wax. assorted colors,
for 15c.
15c French Gloss Shoe Polish, bot
tie, lee.
o5c Gilt Edge Shoe Polish. bottle.
19c.
15c Two-in- One Shoe Polish. as
a9c-25c Leather Pocket Shoe Pol
ishers, each. gle.
15c Folding Skirt Markers, with
chalk, lie.
15c Black Sleeve Protectors, pair.
sc Black. White Ribbon Wire. 2
pieces. &c.
1Oc, 12c Black. White Satin Edge
Hat Wire, 2 for 1Sc.
&c Black, White Lace Wire, rolls,
lie.
25c Muff and Stole Hangers Com
bined, each, 19c.
12c Colored Coat Hangers, for
Csc.
&c Trousers Hangers, for Sc.
15c ChiIdren's Coat Hangers, as
sorted colors. 2 for Csc.
10c. White Lisle TOgards. assorted
sizes, pairs. ESQ.
Zoe Stocking Darners, with handle,
7c.
SC Glove Darners. assorted colors, 2
for &c.
Evening star., 1919-09-21

Skelton Waistband and Hose
Supporters. for boys and girls;
assorted sizes; soc value. Spe-
cial, 42c each.
Front Pad Hose Supporters
with satin pad; assorted colors;
Csc value. Special, each. Sec.
Evening star., 1919-09-21
Fasteners

Zoe Snap Fasteners.
black. white: will not
rust. Special. 3 doz.,
21c.
&c Black, White
Snap Fasteners, essort-
ed sizes: rustproof.
Special. 2 doz.. SC.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-05-30

TIMELY HISTORY PARAGRAPHS
Events at Washington Which Loom
Large as Crucial Happenings.
industrial Activities at
Home and Abroad.
PEACE BULLETINS

Count won Brockdorff-Rantzau, .ac-
compdnied by several of the German
peace delegates, has again gone to
Spa. lie will consult with representa-
tivcs of the German government there.
Ii has been learned in trustworthy
quarters that tile United States, Great
Britain and France have united in
sending Il note to Italy requesting an
explanation of the landing gf Italian
forces in Turkey.
The Italians landed forces at AdaIia,
Budrum and Makri during the period
when Premier Orlando and Foreign
Minister Sonnino had withdrawn from
the peace conference, making the land.
ingS without notice to the allies. .
Seven more days, or until May 90,
are granted to the German peace dele
CATION for replying to the allies re-
garding the terms. The Turkish prob.
lem is becoming acute.
Senator Sherman, Illinois, announced
llc huuu lHllouuNS q ASSoiaeiN' p'N
viding for the separation Of the peace
treaty. from the League of Nations
covenant.
Senatorial opponents of the League
of Nations covenant propose to notify
the Paris peace conference that they
have enough votes to defeat ratilica-
ton and at the same time announce
the amendments to the covenant they
deem essential.
The reply of the Council Of Four to
the German note regarding repara.
tiCns will declare thai it is impossible
te-dissociate responsibility from repair
ations and also decline to admit that
the German people may disclaim re-
sponsibility for the actions Of the for
mcr German government.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-05-30
SPORTING

Johnny LOTUS, Americas premier
jockey, on Lanius, won the Metropoli-
tan Handicap at Belmont Park. Twen-
ty thousand racegOers attended.
Benny Leonard, lightweight cham
DiOn, added another knockout TO his
long list. At the Trenton On. J)
Athletic Club he put away Young
George Erne of Buffalo in the sixth
round of scheduled eight round go.
Erne fought gamely, but got bad
beating, which ended in his taking the
count.
Gabby Street, the veteran catcher
who brought back many scars from
the battlefields of France, is catch
ing regularly again for the Nashville
club.
Larry Keyes shoIe again for Prince
ton by making the hit which brought
victory to the Tigers over Dartmouth
by to 3. ..--- .~.-..-
Gen. William Mitchell, head of the
army air service, won first and second
prizes, riding his own horses in the
military jumping competition at the
Washington Horse Show.
l.. M Rulnsey, LaWrenceville, won
the Eastern, Interscholastic Golf Asso'
citation championship; defeating w. G
Jones of Tome, l up in 20 hole final
match at Scarsdale
New York Athletic Club has chal.
lenged Havana Fencers' Club to an
international fencing match in New
York city next December
McGrGW's hunt for another back
stop, 1t is said, is due to the fact that
McCarty's throwing has been none toe
good and he is afraid to use Smith,
the youngster, behind the plate regu'
larly.
Tad Jones, former Yale star ath.
lete, has had half a dozen offers to
coach in the east since he was virtual
ly released at New Haven by DR..
Sharpe. jones may return to Yale ir
an advisory capacity. s# n~;f
New York sport writer's are demand.
ing that Valdez Ibyszko meet Marin
plestina III finish cLntest. They say
meeting between this pair will dis
prove the trust charges.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-05-30
SUFFRAGE Wins
EASILY IN HOUSE
Nineteen Republicans and Sew
enty Democrats, Largely From
South, comprise Opposition.
MARGIN FOR AMENDMENT az.
In House Vote in January, 1918, 1t Re-
ceived Barely the Two-thirds Re-
quired-Expeet Victory
in Senate.

Washington.-Completely eliminat-
ing party lines, the house passed the
woman suffrage resolution by an over
whelming majority. The vote was 304
to 49, 1t now goes to the senate,
where sufffage advocates claim they
have pledges more than sufficient to
insure its adoption.
This is the second time within a
year and a half the house has given
its approval to the measure. The vote
on January 10, 1918, after long and
bitter struggle, was 274 to 136-just
enough votes for the two-thirds ma
jority required.
The Constitution requiring Il two
thirds majority of only those present
and voting, the 304 affirmative votes
gave a margin of ~ in excess Of the
minimum requirement.
A recapitulation Of the figures show
ed the party vote as follows:
For the resolution = Republicans,
200; Democrats, 102; Independent, l;
Prohibition, /.
neutrality-suspicious., 10; Demo
Gratis, 20. One representative voted
present" and 80 were absent. Five
vacancies and the speaker, who does
not vote except in the case of a tie,
accounts for the full membership Of
435.
Two special pairs on the suffrage
measure were announced. They re-
corded four additional members as IA
voring the resolution and two against
Only two efforts were made to
amend the resolution. Representative
Clark, Democrat, of Florida, in
charge of the opposition, offered an
amendment which would have requir-
ed ratification by the states within
seven years. Representative Saun-
ders, Democrat, of Virginia, proposed
an amendment requiring ratification
by popular votes in the states. Both
We're defeated by viva voce votes and
demands 70" roll calls lost.
Seventeen representatives partici-
pated in the debate, which was lin
tied to two hours. Four Democrats
and six Republicans spoke for the
resolution, and six Democrats and one
Republican made speeches in opposi.
ton.
The Democrats speaking for the
measure were Baker, California
BlantOn, Texas; Champ Clark, Mis-
souri,; Taylor, Colorado. Republicans
who made affirmative speeches were
little, Kansas; Nelson, Wisconsin; Nc.
Crate, New York Mann, Illinois;
LongwOrth, Ohio; Mondell, Wyoming.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-05-30
PROHIBITION TO REHAiEI,
CONGRESS POLL PRO Is
Careful Count of Both Houses
Shows That Wartime Bill
Will Not Be Repealed.

Washington.-Proh Is strong
er than party, and the Anti-Saloon
Leagues orders are more potent than
the recommendation of the President
of the United States, even among the
members OF his own party. There have
been many gueSses on how Congress
stands on the matter of the repea,
of wartime prohibition. Here is Ill
actual poll of both houses of Congress
o. Roughly, the Congressman are two
to one against repeating the law that,
under the guise of food corServa
ton meansure, nullified the agreement
that the brewers, winters, diStillers anc
liquor dealers generally should Lave
Il year to readjuSt their affairs anU
diSpOSe of their stocks before theii
business was made illegal by the con.
stitutional amendment.
This means that all dealing in in
toXicants must cease on the night Ct
June 80, and only decision Of the
courts, or belatcd determination by
The Ant-Saloon League to keep ils
implied contract can stop the coming
Of the long drought five weeks ifcrs'.,,-
The poll of the house shows l0f ir
favor of repeating the wartime pro
hibitiOn law, 100 against the repeal anc
10S nOn-committal Eighteen members
were absent and there are six va
cancies. The house membership is
49,. The divisions along polit;ea
lines are: Fort Republicans and
G0~Democrats. Against-121 Repub
licans, -75 Democrats and three In
t!encndents. Non-committal-5O Re
.nulslicans and IS Democrats. The alb
.sentees included Is Republicans anc
3 Democrats.
A noteworthy situation discovered
by the poll is the Willingness of fout
members from North Carolina, which
has been a prohibition state for ter
wears, to vote for repeal Of the. wal
prohibition act. They are Represent
atiyes Kitchin, Small, Robinson anc
Goodwin. or these all except Repre-
sentative Small have been voting
"dry." The Others indicated they
wished to stand by President Wilson
in this matter Another member. Rep
resentative Pou, who has, voted con-
sistently against prohibition, declared
himself non-committal at this time
but the chances are that he will be
the fifth member Of his state TO vote
for repeal. -.
Among some of those who are put
down as opposed to repeal are many
who would be willing TO vote for it II
the Anti-Saloon League gave them per.
mission. They would change in view
of the understanding that constitu-
tional prohibition should not go into
operation until one year from its rati.
fication. 49,. ..-....
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-05-30
GENERAL

In the race to the port of New York
between the ImperatOr and the Levi
athan the latter won by about 10 min.
utes. The two ships brought in Is,
600 men.
Representative Edmunds of Pennsyl.
vania, introduced a bill providing for
four direct steamship lines to South
America.
: War Risk Bureau needs nearly $40.
000,0O0 TO make immediate payments
of family allotments and allowances
for the months of April and Nav.
AS Il result of the heavy rainfalls
southern New York and northern
Pennsylvania are suffering by floods.
According to official reports, it COST
$35 to transport each soldier abroad
Freight charges on supplies or wal
material cost $50 ton.
The house passed an urgent de.
ficiency bill carrying $45,044,5OO.
The Southern Presbyterian Church
votes, 139 to 90 against federation
with the Northern Presbyterian
Church..
Democratic leaders in Congress be.
lieve Mr.. Wilson IS their strongest nom.
inee for 1920, and say that although
the President does not want renomi.
nation. he may be forced into race
for Il third term.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-05-30
WASHINGTON

That general tariff revision should
be undertaken during the special ses-
sion was the predominant opinion at
a conference of Republican members
of the new Ways and Means Commit.
tee of the house ........
Senator Arthur Capper of Kansas.
who has just taken his seat in Con.
gress after four years rs governor OF
his state, expects to take the lead in
a movement to repeal the daylight say.
ing law.
Fire losses during 1918 amounted
to $29O,959,SS5.
Republican leaders are rapidly
whipping their legislative program
into shape. They have decided to give
precedence to appropriation bills and
the repeal of the luxury taxes.
The house passes the woman suf.
fl'aye constitutional amendment blythe
record vote of 304 to 50 after only
two hours of mild interesting debate
Bids are opened by the Navy De
partment for the construction of two
new battleships
Hope is expressed in Parliament fol
legislation forbidding British aviators
to attempt the transatlantic flight.
Surgeon General Ireland is author
ized to continue during the present.
emergency" the application of psyche
logical tests to army recruits.
President Wilson's message urges
repeal of the wartime ban on wine ant
beer, abolition of the luxury wal
taxes, passage of the Woman's suffrage
constitutional amendment resolution
and enactment Of tariff laws to protect
new industries. he announces def
initely that the railways, telegraph
and telephone wires will be returned
to their private owners.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-05-30
MONTEREY HIGHLAND COUNTY VA, FRIDAY MAY 80 1919

The great majority of telegraph and
telephone workers in the United States
have voted in favor Of nationwide
strike, according to word received in
Washington from II. J. KOnenkamp,
president Of the Commercial Tele-
grapherS Union.
Senator Cunmins announced the
Senate Commerce Committee would
begin consideration Of return of rail
roads to private ownership as its first
business.
Bureau of Crop Estimates reports
the United States marketed more corn
in 1918, though less was produced than
in 1917.
A sensationally rapid and excited
advance occurred in the cotton market
with all deliveries making new high
records OH heavy buying. July sold
at 30.32 and October at 29.10, or ap-
proximately an advance of s. to $G65
per bale.
Dry leader makes bitter attack on
Samuel GOmpers as tool of brewers..j
President Wilson's message on lifting
wartime prohibition law also draws
Anti-Saloon League fire.
Sixty-two thousand men afflicted
with tuberculosis were barred from
admission into the National Army
and 10000 who reached camps were>
discharged.
Edward A. Foley Of San Francisco
was appointed by the Department of
Agriculture to represent the, United
States Bureau of Markets in the
United Kingdom.
Organization of a $15O00,O00 chemi-
cal export corporation under the
law is planned by the
Foreign Trade Committee of the
Cemical Alliance, Inc.
Two resolutions demanding the full
text of the peace treaty, including the
covenant of the League of Nations,
are introduced in the senate.
Senators and representatives view
President Wilson's message from party
Generally speaking, the
are sarcastic and The Dem
ocrats eulogistic in their comment.
Alleged partiality of the Shipping
Board in ALLEGATION of vessels to east
ern interests brings a storm of pro-
tests from the Middle West.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-05-30
.''DRYS" WILL FIGHT
\EFFORTS At REPEAL
President Mould HALT War Time
Prohibition AFavous Brewing
and Making ofNjght Wines.

Washington.-The Presidents rec
ommendation in his message for the
repeal of wartime prohibition as af-
fecting light wines and beers will be
fought by the prohibition forces in the
senate and house. This developed soon
after the message had been read IN
both houses. Interest in the PreSl-
dents recommendation was acute.
Leaders Of the "dry" forces in both
houses Of Congress stated that they
would resist any effort to repeal the
law that goes into effect on July 1 and
could muster enough votes to defeat
>the plan, THE Presidents recommeh'
datfon taken by some senators
and representatives as an effort to put
responsibility upon Congress for re-
voking a statute in-which the Presi'
dent had acquiesced.
The opponents in the house of war
time prohibition, through Representa-
tive SABBATH of Illinois, anticipated the
Presidents position and had resolu
ton offered carrying out the recon-
mendations. AS against this, Repre-
Sentative Barkley presented a bill tC
enforce wartime prohibition. 1t is
similar to the one which failed in the
last Congress.
- Representative Volsted, chairman OF
the Judiciary Committee, said that
both bills would be considered just as
soon as the Democratic members OF
the committee were named. 1ndica
tions are that both measures will be
reported to the house promptly.
On the other hand the dry forces are
determined to defeat the SABBATH reso
luton, asserting that as the house
passed wartime prohibition by an over
whelming majority and the national
prohibition amendment by the required
two-thirds vote there was no possibil
ity that the liquor forces could over
come the big lead.
Republicans of the conservative type
who deprecated the passage not only
Of the nationaE amendment but also
wartime prohibition. hold that this is
merely an attempt to win the approva.
of one element Of the community, anG
hold that the Republican party's posi-
ton before the public would be
strengthened if Iit went on record
against lifting the bar on wartime pro
hibition.
This issue will assume the center OF
the stage in the house, which it is ex
pected to reach in, the next 10 days
Representative Mondell, Republican
floor leader, said that as soon as suf
frage was disposed of the house woulo
be ready to consider prohibition.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-05-30
PITH OF 7 HE.
VICTORY N z w S

There is a growing feeling in British
and American quarters in favor of
changes in the peace treaty, espec-
tally in those sections dealing with
economic matters. 1t is now said
that rigid enforcement of these
terms would force between 10000
Geo and 100000 German workers
to migrate.
Polish troops advancing 700 miles in
tfrae days, occupy virtually the en-
tire OH field country OF East Galicia.
The Ukra.i:;2ns send a comniission
into the Polish lines 70 negotiate for
ain arnlisIice.
Miss Ida NJ. Tarbe!I, back from North.
ern France, declares Germany can
never pay eWcA for the material
damage done but must be made ta
pay So far as possible.
n. CicwcTccau g.@c!sres, in answer &c
German note, that it is TOO late
now fer Germany 10 deny her guilt
in cta:ti1:2 tic war, since she $40.
ciTc=hy aara:ttad il in 1918.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-05-30
FOREIGN

Opposition continues in Germany
to the signing Of the peace treaty,
while everywhere in the-zone Of occu
patton the allied and American troops
are ready to advance into the former
empire.
The German reply to the allied peace
terms will be in five sections, dealing
with political and territorial issues
the League of Nations and financial
and economic questions.
The majority Socialists held a dem.
Onstration of protest against the peace
terms in the Wilhelmsplatz, Berlin.
The crowd, in contrast with earlier
meetings, received the speeches OF
their leaders in frigid silence.
German National Peoples party pre-.
sented an appeal to the Weimar ma
tiona1 assembly to have Il government
tai home in Germany provided for the
former Kaiser.
Exemption from compulsory military
service in the Australian army has
been granted to returned soldiers.
Germany will permit American com
mission to enter country to obtain in.
formation regarding American prop,
erty providing America will let Ger.
man representatives come to the
United States.
Admiral Jellico of the British navy,
on mission to reorgsnize the Austria
liam navy, arrived at Albany, Australia.
Victorian loan OF f3,000,000 at 5n
per cent. was underwritten at par in
London.