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The Washington herald., 1920-04-01
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ALMOSTTOOWEAKT

ed yet. but it's a lot. Ny appetite
Is good again and ] feel as we'll as
ever did in my life. I'm indeed
grateful. It's the most wonderful
medicine ever heard Of" declared
Mrs. Leonidas Polk, 2032 18th st.
N. w, Washington, D. c.
The sensational results procured
by people in Washington has caus-
ed over a hundred thousand people
to drop in at the Peoples Drug
stores and purchase this new tri-
umph of chemistry. No one should
hesitate a minute about using it in
the family. Doctor. chemist, pro-
fessor, druggist and thousands of
users assert it Is the most power
full reconstructive tonic made.
In hundreds of large cities the
leading druggists are featuring and
recommending the genuine Earle's
Hypo-Cod in preference to all other
tonics. You can get the genuine in
the orange colored carton like pic
tured below at either of the Peoples
Drug Stores.
Note: We prepay large bottle of
the genuine Earle's Hypo-Cod any
where upon receipt of price-it is
not patent medicine. The formula
appears on each bottle. There is
nothing better made.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-01

going into the shipping business
was that he conceived it to be more
or less Of patriotic duty to use his
fathers millions in building up
Americas mercantile marine, and
that Hartman was taking the helm
in his new business with the full
approval and support of the Harri-
man family.
Sir George Hunter, head of the
great English shipbuilding firm Of
Swan & Hunter, had this to say Of
the concrete ship construction, born
during the war: :
Concrete ships are a complete
failure. They cost twice as much as
steel vessels and take twice as long
to build"
Copyright, 1920, by Cross Atlantic News
paper Service, Incl
The Washington herald., 1920-04-01

tend Sunday School Easter will be
presented with baskets Of deco
rated eggs and candies. Sunday
night at o'clock altar services
the close of Denial
Week" will be held.
Although the schools will be
closed all next week. the Commun-
ity Centers will continue activities.
The principal events planned by
Center headquarters are
the performances of the opera
which will be given
Thursday Friday and Saturday
evenings.
The Community Service, Inc. has
planned a big program for Easter
week. The usual dances, teas and
athletic events will be held, with
several additions. A dance will be
given at the community house each
night.
Monday night a dance will be
given the employees Of the NUM-
tions Building and War Depart
ment with War. Risk employees
Wednesday and Thursday nights.
On other nights there will be open
dances. In addition to the dances
The Washington herald., 1920-04-01
DICTIONARY HELPS
READERS OF NEWS

Definitions OF military and naval
terms. grouped together under q sin
gle heading. 10 one of the special
features OF The New Universities
Dictionary now being offered to
readers of The Washington Herald.
contributing to the splendid sue
cess attending the distribution OF
the book. In reading about the war.
not infrequently the reports contain
some word or expression with which
the average reader IL unfamiliar.
The meaning of such terms can
readily be had by turning to The
New Universities Dictionary, as we'll
as that of many expressions which
have come into more common usage
since the Continent Of Europe be-
came one vast battle ground and
the high seas turned into danger
zone" by the naval operations Of the
contending powers.
Coupons are being redeemed In
large quantities, SO enthusiastically
has the OFFER been received, and 1t is
evident that The New Universities
Dictionary is finding its way into
the business ONCE as well as the
home.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-01
Had Terrible Cough and Chest
W~ Awfuny Sore.
WITH HYPO-cOD
SHE GETS WELL

81 dragged along for weeks with
such a terrible cough I couldn't
sleep or eat. I just coughed and
coughed until my chest was so sore
/ couldn't take a deep breath, and
1 was in misery. 1t had weakened
me so I could hardly walk to the
drug store after seeing Hypo-Cod
advertised in the paper. l decided
must get tit was almost life
and death with me then. l had lost
a lot of weight and felt mighty bad
that day I braved the elements and
went to the store. 1t Is wonderful
what IL does for a person. Every
body should know about 1t. 1t stop
ped my cough in a jiffy. Quicker
than l ever dreamed any medicine
could. All the soreness disappeared
from my lungs and have gained
a lot of weight don't know just
how much because I haven't weigh
The Washington herald., 1920-04-01
FAMILY DOWN WITH "FLU;;" She
KEPT WELL BY TAKING HYPO.CODI

you are pretty safe. People should
not wait until sickness and germs
are all around them. They should
every year about this time start
putting their system in a strong,
vigorous condition and fortify them
selves in this way against sickness,
doctor bills and absence from work.
Everybody should use a Spring tonic
now.
Read what another user of this
now famous tonic says regarding
it in the article just above this one.
1t puts a person back on their feet
quickly and tastes so much nicer
than ordinary tonics that no one
should be content to use anything
but the latest thing out.
Note: EarIe's Hypo-Cod was GRE
ated especially for the use Of peo-
pie getting over long wasting ILL
ness. 1t revives and strengthens a
person after a spell Of sickness so
much quicker. 1t contains the Com
pound Syrup 4 Hypophosphites of
Lime, Potassium. Manganese, Strych-
nine. Quinine and Sodium, combined
with Malt, Iron, extra selected
Sherry Wine. Wild Cherry Bark
and extract of pure. cod liver oil.
The old d-fashioned fishy, oily taste
is entirely removed and in this new
triumph of chemistry we have n
much stronger tonic, and 1t is SO
nice to take children love IL. II
agrees perfectly with the most deli
cate stomach; Come down and get
q bottle tonight
The Washington herald., 1920-04-01
ASK TAX EXEMPTION
ON PRELATE'S ESTATE

New York. March si.-Application
was made today to Surrogate Foley
by Gillispie and o'Connor. on behalf
of Archbishop Hayes. to exempt the
estate Of the late Cardinal Farley
from the imposition Of the State
transfer tax on the ground that be-
ing within the meaning Of charita-
BILE institutions, IL In expressly
exempted from the provisions of the
tax law.
The cardinal. although he had
many relatives. left his estate for
the benefit OF the archdiocese to his
successor. Archbishop Hayes. and
other church officials.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-01
Husband and Little Boy Had
Flu" Then She Showed
Signs Of Having It.
TOOK TONIC AND
WARDED 1T OFF

Il was in a rundown, condition
myself when my husband and son
came down with a severe attack of
the Flu was alarmed, but had Tn
stay right with them, so hurried
down and got couple of bottles of
Earle's Hypo-Cod and began build.
ing myself up right away, and al
though they had it and I was rum
down at the time it seemed to build
me up wonderfully. My fortified
condition seemed to make me safe
from this dreaded disease, and IL did
equally we'll for neighbors who were
taking It, too. was Immediately
returned to health. began eat
ing good. My sleep was restful
again and it gave me a toned-up
feeling that helped me to bear up
through those trying days." declared
Mrs. Minnie Hohrmann, 349 IIth
ST., Washington, ID. C.
II you can quickly strengthen the
lungs and build yourself up even
after the house Is full of "sickness'
The Washington herald., 1920-04-01
Husband Wins Divorce.

James E. Duvall. a Navy Yard en-
ploye, was granted an absolute di-
vorce by Chief Justice Mccoy in
Equity Court yesterday from Mrs.
Eva Duvall. whom he married June
81, 1917. Mrs. Duvall herself be-
gan the action, which resulted in
her husband filing a cross-bill soon
after she sued him for maintenance,
The wife did not prosecute her case.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-01

The divorce pendulum has
started to swing the other way
and the problem will be solved
by men and women studying the
art Of living together, at Kansas
City.
ouch Is the opinion Of Judge
George A. Day. of Omaha, who
in seventeen years has granted
1000 divorces.
Making divorces impossible
would result in social chaos and
bring about a situation in which
'afinities' and soul mates would
be openly countenanced." he
says.
Husbands and wives will have
to solve the problem-and they
are learning"
The Washington herald., 1920-04-01
DE VALERAIWILL TALK
TO MARYLAND SOL ONS

Accompanied by group OF
Washington men, President Eam-
monn De Valera, Of the Irish Re-
public" will journey to Annapolis
this morning to address the Mary
land legislature. A train carrying
the party will leave Union Station
this morning at 8 o'clock for Bal
timore. A special train will con-
yey the party to Annapolis from
Baltimore.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-01
TO
ENTER SHIPPING
VII Use Fathers Millions
% Bu1d Up US. Mer-
chant Marine.
: By W. oRrEN TEwsoN.

- By w. ORTEN TEWSON,
|taRg Correspondent of The WASH
ington Herald
u1ndon, March 31!-william Ave-
tn Hartman. son OF the late Ed
kardH- Hartman. has just left here
pr Holland to visit the shipbuild-
hg yards of that country. He ex-
|ects to return to New York late in
Epril.
It Is known he spent much of his
line while in London investigating
hipping conditions. Business men
Fho met him here say he inherits
huch of his fathers business acu-
ben and they look for big things to
|esult from his advent into the
american shipping world.
Hartman declared he had nothing
b say now as to his future plans.
friend of Harriman's, however,
aid one of the chief reasons for his
The Washington herald., 1920-04-01
SEASON
FETES PLANNED
Social and Civic Workers
Preparing Special Ac-
tivities for Week.

All organizations engaged In
civic and social work have planned
special activities for the enliven-
ment of the Easter season.
The Salvation Army. which makes
the strongest appeal to the poorer
classes. will hold two special serv-
ices Sunday at each of its three
headquarters. All children who at
The Washington herald., 1920-04-01

parties Of girls will be sent to each
IF the army camps in the vicinity.
Mrs. Marie Moore Forrest is ar
ranging four pageants. The one
to be given Easter week Is en-
titled THE Progress of Women"
1t will be presented by students of
the Washington College of Law at
Rauscher's next Wednesday even
ing.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-01
ADVERTISEMENT.
SHE GREW WEAK,
felt Dizzy and
ACHY ALL over
Appetite Left Her, Strength Van
ished, Became Alarmed.
TOOK NEW TONIC,
FEELS FINE NOW

81 began growing weak and did
not know what allied me. i was
alarmed. I started having weak,
nervous. dizzy, fainty spells, and my
and ambition went away. I didn't
have any strength left and stayed
that way for days and days-not
knowing what to do. Then l heard
that people in the neighborhood
TsTs g6sSsnss Ss ssSt nsw tor tonic sase Sot,s
and IL has buit me up wonderfully.
1t does it's work in a wonderful way.
1t revived my nerves and gave me
new strength and energy. 1 feel
better now than / have in the last
/ can eat and sleep so much better.
declared Mrs. FL. L: Pritcher. 1446
Corcoran ST. y. W., Washington.
d. c.
Read This One.
Another lady, who highly praises
Earle's Hypo-Cod for weak lungs,
coughs, colds, etc. is Mrs. Doyle,
whose address is given below. She
said:
MY husband thinks Hypo-Cod is
the best medicine he ever heard of.
He was in a rundown condition and
caught cold easily and would cough
something terrible every time he got
a little cold. He would drive the
car rain or shine, hail or snow and
expose hlmseu, however, ana flnally
got so bad / feared his lungs were
affected. He began going downhill.
His appetite fell of and he lost
some weight. He grew weak and
nervous. so j talked him into taking
the advice of neighbors and got a
bottle of Hypo-Cod. IL stopped the
cough and built him up like magic"
continued Mrs; D. f. Doyle: 725 7th
st. S. W., Washington. II. c.
Note-Read what another user OF
this new, more modern and power
full tonic says about Hypo-Cod in
the article on the left and in the
one published below.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-01
These Thieves Contemptuous.

Wilmington. Del. March 31.-Bold
bad burglars entered the room 81
the city detective bureau last night.
securing clothing worth $500.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-25

gar nod bel mebr, meniger er5engt.
Mutter unb Batter, in%sbeion6ere
Gnrmerfrauen nn6 5armer in an1e-
rita, belief uns, bieie entleslibe &a=
tajtropbe nod Mogli9feit bon Dem
nns 10 pielfn1 unb 10 maize bertuano=
ten oeutiben 8olfe ab~5u1penoen.
Die Begierung oes oeutiden Golfes
bat uns gebeten, bafir 5u iorgen, DOB
10 ]dnea mie moglib gutes omerifa=
niibes Milbpieb nnb Die n%ottDenoig-
item 5uttermittel nod Deutidlan6 ge=
idiH peroen.
9eutihnmerifaner IN Staot uno
|2anb, belief uns, bieie Bflidt Der
Weni9beit in meitgeben6Item MnBe
5u erfiaen! 9elfet ms, Die unidnl=
bigen fleinen 6eutfden @in6er uno III
re iungen Wiitter gu retten!
9eutidamerifanii6e GARNER, iben=
fet gieb Der olten 9eimat, teilt nns
MD, mie Diel Eiere SIR nnb Cure
|5reunbe nnb 8efmnten geben f0nn=
tet! Sbidet @el6 Elm fir 0ie 8e5ab=
lung bes Sransportes un0 Sen Mn=
fnuf bon Snttermtteln!
9~eutidmerifaniide @eiitli6e in
Ser Sta6t uno beIonbers auf 0em
2nnbe, leitet lofort in @nren @emein=
Ben Die regite Beteiligung on 0ieiem
9ilfs- nnD Gettungsmerfe Elm!
SHE erpin1dte meitere Mnsfunft
erteilt iofort: SIZE Mmericm DairD
gnttle Company, 1913 @eit Maoiion
Street, ghicuqo, Sssninois.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-25
reformieren; aber Die Borteien iei11es
2anoes gu reformieren, lit er nidt INT
|5tan6e.
Ser 2inoerbiIf3oienH Der
Quafer IL 9emtf1Iano
mtrb fort9eiebt.

9as n4mericnn Jrienbs 5erbice
Committee" mu9t befannt, oab Die
politilden unr11ben IN 9eutidla116
teinen ginfluB auf ben 4inberbIfs-
oienit al1siiben. 9ns &omtee inte-
r%elliert lid MIR fir oas eine' bun1n-
ne unterltubungsmerf, bungrige Rin-
Der 5u erndbren. @s lit ~unbenfbdr,
6aB iib irgeno cine Bartei, 1pelde Die
einf1br bon 9ebensmitteln fir bic
&iroer Der MaIien Derbieten tpnroe,
IN Der Wadt balten fonnte. 9enn Die
muien ia erndbrt tperoen, in melher
Sdn6en Die &egierung audi lem mag.
3uoem lino Die 8ertreter Ser 5rerr1
De, Die iett auf Bunid bon 9erbert
9oober in 9euti6lano iino, 5uberIdi-
lige 4merifaner. 9aber gebt ibr SSn-
tereiie an Der politiIben Gage MIR 70
melt, als tie auf ibr unterItusungs=
lperf mirH, unb 90 iinb oie bereit NIT
irgeno elmer @ruppe bon 2enten fir
oielen 3med 5u arbeiten. SIR Beitre=
ben lit ia Sen Hotleibenben cine 8pt=
lbaft BEG @oblmo1ens 5u bringen.
Gin &agelgramm, bas ser Setter
Ser 5reunoe in 8erlin am IA. Mdrs
obianote, 5pei Gage nod Ausbrud
Der 8eDolution, iagt: n8ir ernGbren
iebt tagli9 Sanien6e bon &inberL
un6 oie Mrbeit oebnt iid idnen aus.
Mqes gebt gut"
Die Heinen &in0er neroen au1 IN
aaen anoeren 26nbern bon beridie-
oenen anoepen Srganiiationen, be-
ion6er5 aber bon Der european gbil-
orens 5un6," ernabrt. Dns s4meri-
ca Jrienbs SerDiee Committee" lift
Die BON 9errn 9erbert 9oober fir
9eltldlanb oHi5iea ertDdbIe 9rgn-
niiation. 9as 8erf fann unb miro 10
lange fortoauern, nls Die Rabrungs-
mittel in 9eutiblano transpprtiert
uno beidiBt mer6en f0nnen.
Tim oiele NabrungsmitteI rebt 5ei-
tis biniiber gu Idaffen, muB bus @elo
10 bnlo pie mogli9 Dorbanben iein.
Ane iitb bnber bringenb gebeten,
reidIide 8eitrdge 5u geben, unb Tie
brett an bns Mmericnn 5rienbs Ger
biee Committee, 20 soutb SnelW
Street, Bbilabelpbia, 8n., ODER 1urh
irgenb Elm oa5u geeignetes, orgnn1.
iiertes @omitee bal6m0gli9it al fen-
ben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-25
@ilion- Magemeine uni
Yarteipolitif.

IS Mil ni9t %porangeben nit Dem
Jrieoens= unb notwithstanding
9eod] beute iinb Die gereinigten Staa-
ten nit 9euti9lanb I'M &riegs= o0er
Observation-Disclosures 3uitanoe. Die No-
tionen, pel9e fid bereits gum 8olfer-
bunbe 5ulammengefunoen baben, nno
iene, pel9e gerne b%eitreten m0ften
nenn iie MIR Die groBee, beute IN Der
Belt Dominierenoe GepublH nber benz
D5edn babei ieben fonrten, mif1en
nidt, paron tie iino. 9iefer lebtere
Bunft bat ia gerabe Die 5d1pei5, Die
sic 3ugeborigfeit Der amerifaniiden
unipn CUR 8orbeoingnng ibres Gin
trittes IN ben 80lferbunb mnbte, IN
leihe i9pierige gerlegenbeitslage ge=
bradt. @an5 fur5lid glaubte man,
Die maBgebenoen &reiie IN Mmerifa
bdctten enolidb ben glau CUR 2oinng
ser per1pidelt geworoenen bobmib-
tigen 6rage gefunoen uno Der &abel
beridtete in boben S0nen beriiber, Die
SO. 5enatoren in 8aibington, oemo=
fratiId uno republifanildl bdtten iid
pouitanoig geeinigt uno Die &atififfo=
tion Ser betreHenoen Gerfrdge itebe
iider unb unmittelbm 6ebor. Iber
mieoer it's ni6ts oaraus getDoroen!
Sn europa fam man biele Boliif
fanm periteben. SIT es bod Der Brd=
lioent Ser Bereinigten Staaten, Bil=
ion, gerpeien, Der nit ieinen beribn1t
gerporoenen rDiersebn Nurrften" Der
I'M ariegsiammer ltedenoen europai=
iden Welt cine 5rieoensmoglidfeit
nno cine 5riebensboffn1ng eroHnete!
8aren es nidt mieber Die bier5ebn
Bunfte billions, auf Die bertra1eno
iih 9eutibla11b unter raider Gtntpil-
ligung in benz @affenitiIitanb 10 gang
an Die Maiierten auslieferte2 l1no
NOR es nidt ebenfans @ilion, bas
Sool Ser nod 5rie6en iib iebnenoen
BeIt, Der als Ser oominierenoe 8eif
an Grieoensfongreb galt? Bur ntdt
BiIion oIs Brdfibent Der 8erei1igte1
Sfnuter Ser nit groBten Boamnhte1
ansgeitattete 8ertreter ieiner Natiorl
@ie fonnten 90 allo nod 3Deife
oarrber e~ntiteben, OBJ Qmerita ben
6riebens= unD 80lferbunosbertrng,
tpie er aug Dem 5rieoensfongreB ber-
bprgegangen, au9 annebmen tDeroe?
Mmerifd mar ooh 6urh elm Wfa1t-
mort @iIlons in BEN &riea ge5ogen,
bottle lid io5uiagen freiniaig unge-
beure Spferfir ben &rieg a~lferlegt.
I9a lit aber nibt at bergei1en, Dob
8iIIon als Brdiibert bod Berant-
portIibfeitsgeTibl gerug batte, I'M
nidt 80 ieinen eigenen Smpulien fol-
aenb - 0os 2a1b IN BEN 8eltfrieg
binein51Iflr5en. 9os 2anb, oas IN
ieiner Dirt niht meniger impulliD 1T
ais Iein Brdiibent, es moate ben
arieg, nnb iagen nil, es Dol1te i'm
in gutter abiidt I'M mit5ubelfen on
Ser @ieoergntmadnng geihebener
GROCER nngeredfigfeiten. Ser sauii-
tnnin JaH" mnfte 6as MaB bon nno
beiiegelte eigentlid Die geteiligung
Mmerifng an &riege, tDenn audi Der
Sdritt CUR Musfibrung nod einen
IAufid11b erIiH. nno oiefer anffdub
mar nobI gernoe Der rubigeren ueber-
IIeg1n1g Billions 5u5uihreiben. gg
faim onrn1 erirrert mer6el 0nB 55lDei
Snbr5ebnte 5ubor bie gerienfl1g oes
'amerifnniiheu Arieas5diffes .Maines
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-25

mus bon ebeoem bl1rduus fir berein-
bar baIten, bob fe ben Stant nod
N0gIidfeit um Die Stener betrigen,
oie er CUR Defung Der @riegsfoten
brnud)t. go 1T Der &rieg. unb 10 finb
Die @riegsmiQiondre.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-25
9ie bebprffehenbe @obHampaaue

miro cine beftige lno bittere Derben.
.5hurn1tpofe1 fu11gen on, an Dem po-
.Iitiiden 9oriaonte fib at 5eige1r. I'm
orei Jrager1 Derber baiiptf6bIih oie
EIemente rnfe11: ben B6Herbu11o, bic
Hrobibdionsfrage nrl6 Sic Goroeriin-
gen Ser Mrbeiter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-25
9erbert 9oober fat fid In eineus

6erbert .6opber fat iid IN einerR
8riefe on BEN Erdiioenten gedlbert:
.Weiner 4nfidt nod folten MN, fDen1
oie Muiierten nibt oabin gebrn9t
neroen fonnen, ben Grie0en auf
@runo Der pier5ebn Bunfte ar5uneb-
men, uns boaig bon europa 51rud5u-
5ieben unb Der BeH unfere tpirti1nf-
lide un6 morali1he @rnft IeibenS ODER
oie @eIt miro in ei11em Neere bon
.gleno, unb unbeiI %idtpimmen, iblim-
mer alg i'm %6rnfeIlten 3eitaIter. 8enn
Die Mdhte nidt 6a5u gebraht mer1en
f0nne11, ben Srieoen auf oieier grun6
lage alifsunebmen 10 ftebt 11niere SEA-
tioraIebre auf benz 5piel; mir mir
Den bann u%nabbdngig 5rie6en 5u
MAIDEN uno ltns 5urufau5ieben ba-
benz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-25
81. s.. GentraI=8 erein.

Sin ole 8eamter uno Mitglieber
Der Staatsperbanoe uno gin5eIperei-
ne: @eebrte Mitglieoer!
gs miro hermit CUR aagemeinen
&enntniB gebradt oaB Die nabife Ga
g11ng Ser Notwithstanding beg 9.
st. 6. Central 8ereins in ben Sagen
bes r., Is. uno IA. September, 1920
in 5an. Antonio, Seras, Itattfinoen
miro. Sic geamten Der benz 3en-
trail Gerein nngeldIoiienen Staats-
perbdnbe ooer @in5elDereine neroen
oringenit eriubt, 8eridte, &opfiteuer
uno Beitrag CUR 3entral-Steae redt-
5eitig an Den unter5eibneten (ni6t
an 3entraI-S STEELE oireft) ein5u1enoen.
Rdbere Snformation uber Die Ser
%iammlung miro bon 3eit gu Bet m
Der fatboliiden RreIie mitgeteilt per.
Oen. Sobn 8. Sl1enemann,
&orresp. nno Sinan5iefretdr.
ct. Saul, Winn., am Is. Ndr5, 1920
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-25
Der f~ranaDiiidle Miniferpraiioent

-SrI EHHdUTtFu1c
Miaeronb bat Dor einigen Sagen er=
fart, 5ranfreih oenfe nidt ooran,
ffd BON ieinen 8ldubigern Wiaiaroer1
ld)erfe1 gil ~Iniien. Mber Dag 1T ia
aud nidt n0tig. Mean bleibt lie famt
s3inlen nno 3infes5inien einfud idnl=
bia. Dann bral1dt man fid nidts
idenfen gu lofien unb 1T Der Rot=
menoiefeit nberboben, fid beoanfen
at miiiien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-25

9as ueberiddken bon 5timmungs-
norfen i'm 2eben ~fenn5eidnet Herio=
Sen oas Hie6ergnngs.
Evening star., 1920-12-29
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1872 to 171z. We finniy believe h1iz sale
represents the greatest slin vaise es~1 a.
fered by this or any other store 8,
Evening star., 1920-12-29

Hart Schaffner & Marx finest Oxfords, nn all wantEd'
shades. Fleecy, all-woo mixtures; loose fnee~ swinging
models for-ttng semi fitted coats, wls or wit1af
belts. Any syleany modelany sze--in this wonder
full sale at $685..
Evening star., 1920-12-29
Hart SchQt
t.. FINAL RE
SUITS
Reduced From
SIS $40 $65
$685.

Hart Schaffner & Marx finest products. Fine alwool
serge worsteds herrngbones, tweeds, in models to fit
any figure Beautifully finished many richly silk lined
One Of the most remarkable values offered by any
store
Evening star., 1920-12-29
Boys $40 $35 $3O> $25
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Suits andOyercOatS
81 IS

THE BOYS SUlTS-Plenty Of blue serge and blue
unfinished worsteds as well as lively mixtures, that boys
like so we'll. Sizes to 18.
THE BOYS OVERCOATS are built Of the same fine
fabrics as Dads or Big Brothers. Every Suit and Over
coat in the sale is made by Hart Schane Marx. Sizes
8 to 18.
Evening star., 1920-12-29
SIS $3.50 $I2
Brogue and Russia Calf
High Shoes
Sc. 85 8, >
2 Pairs $13

Washington's greatest shoe value All
fine, dependable feathers; good all the way,
inside and out This sale also includes
brown and black calf and black vici. Wide
and narrow toes: in all sizes. ~,