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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-10


New York, intrWlus in camera
un project de lese care prevcde
Cd muncitorii Strain Sc fie am
ploiati in industrial agricola, da-
cd din alte motive suEt almisi
bill, sd fie importati char dacd
sunt iliterati, daca muncitorii de
acest fel nu pot fl af.ati in acea-
sta tara. Chestia dc permit,
aducerea acestor muncltorl
81 asupra necesitatii va decide
ministrul muncei la care trebue
farata aplicatie dnainte de adu-
cerca unor astfel de imlgranti.
O astfel Gle decizie d ministrulul
muncei sd fic luata numai 8 pa
ce sc va face complecta anche-
ta cazului; insa astfel de IN IL
citOri sa fie admisi numai tempo
rar 0pc un oare care timp) /; sub
81 in accord cu astfel de reguie
ca cele ce vor fl facute de Conf
sarul General al Imigrarii, Gu a,
probarea ministrului muncei, de
Il da forta 81 effect acestci legi,
81 i'm acelasi timp parvcni vio-
larea orr cvadarca lcgii imigra-
Ri. Proiectul acesta de lege pre-
vede pc linga aceste ca strainll
pot fl intrdbuintatl 81 ca servitor1
domestici, daca din alte motive
s,rnt admisfbrli, .ciliar tlaca sunt
iiiterati (cari nu stu ceti), pot
fl adjust sub 81 in accord cu ace
ste provizi, 81 poatc sa li-se per-
mita raminea permanent III
Statele Unite, daca, in perioda in
care an fost aduSi temporar ori
reinoirea unci astfel de perlode,
invata se cetcasca. Punctcle din
acest project de lcge sunt slmi'a-
re ca ccle suggestionate la con.
grcsul recent asupra lmlgrarli IT,
nut in New York City.
Situatia stationara dintre ca
mera deputatilor 81 senat asllpfa
amemdamentului cu pasap> particle
la Legea pentru apropierea III
plomdtica 81 consulara, a fost
rupta. 1ntelcgcrea la care s'a a
jams prin compromis el"mineaz;
(inlatura) clallza prin care 81
da consulului american druptu
de a refllza Sc vizeze pasaportu
daca aplicantltA Use pare ca M
in conformitate cu legile noastA't
de imigrare. acm clallZa ace.
prevedc ca della / Iulie 1920 S;
Sc plateasca $40 pc un pasapor
scos de un cetatean.
In abrogarea unor legi dc p'
timpul razboiului, preScdintlc!t
Wilson semnat lege care a
mcndeaza Legea pentru dcporta
re astfel ca Sc faca posibila de
portarea germanilor 81 a alto
straini carl au fost. intcrnati il
decul,sul razboiului. Relnturnare
unor astfel de straini este inter
lisa pentru totdcauna.
Reabilitarea Europei este aJu
tata nu numai de eXpeditirle \
mericane pentru ajutor 81 uniti
tile pentru reconstructie, ci I
de imigrantii americani carl $ "a
intors della semnarea armistit
ului. Succesul lor in America
facut ca tara lor natala sa Sc +,
loseasca de eNperientele lor. U
boem care a devenit director
unei scoli in Chicago, pleca spr
Cehoslova'cia La invitarea mini
trului pentru educatic, ca sc re-
office sistemul educational di
noua republica 81 Sc sugere1
imblnatatiri in metoda de inv'
tamint, plnnind in aplicare sist
mud din Statele Unite. Tn alt
migrant care sa ridicat pima
pozitia de instructor intro I'LL
versitate din vest sa reintors
cum de curind in noua republi'
din regiunea Baltica, 81 9 TO
ales prim-ministrll.
Aprobarea 81 fnfoftarea Yer
care cereI ca iinigrantul Sc st
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-10
BONUL SOLDATILOR.

O obligatie de plati in in
trcgime obiigatiile juste ale ma
tiunei, acestora'' fara promlsiuni
specificc ca se va da remuneratie
soldatilor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-10

Guvernorii republican, in d ca
ror state nu S a decis inca asupra
amendamentului Gu sufraglul fa-
meiesc sunt rugati convoca
corpurile legiuitoare imediat 81
a decide asupra acestei chestnut
lmpOrtante.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-10
UN NOU BURGHIU ELECTRIC
PENTRU GIUVARGII.

S.a lnventat un non motor e.
lcctric pentru minarca burghii!or
pentru giuvargii 81 alti fabri-
can't pentru lucruri usoare 81
senzitive. MotorWl are 3asc vite-
ze, variind della 500 la 10000 re-
volutiuni pc minut.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-10

Singura referinta ce Sc face
La prehibitie i'm schita acestui
sub-comltet este singurele aceste
cuvinte: ,,Congresll republican
"a ingriut de infortarea Amenda
mentrlui al Optsprezecelea din
Constitutie.' g
Membrii comitetului spun Cd
afara de cuvintele de mai sus
nu Sc va mai scrie mimic asupra
acestui subject.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-10
oMoRtTI DE TRAsNET.

AVlLA, SPANIA, 9 Iunie. =
Sase persoane. intre carl 81 pri.
narul, au fost omoriti de 5ras-
net care a isbit icri biseriea
de aici.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-10

tai; prin deflatiunea monedei 81
creditului; prin stabilirea de pro-
fit rezonabil, prin economic pu-
blica 81 reviziuirea ,,darllor de
razbolu, care nu Sc potrivesc eco.
nomiei din timp de pace"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-10

") Il vorba de soseaua stratc-
glca Nehoiu- -Montcoru, lucrata
de trupe in prcajma razboiului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-10
DARILE.

Publicdl este instiintat ca NJ
trebue Sc astcptc reducere i'm
data darilor din cauza datorii-
lor prezente pc care lie are gu
vernul. Eli sustin a Sc face legi
simple pentru dare
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-10

mai usurati fiindca legea prin
care se intervice pnblicarea 81
distribuirea de ziare americana
in limbi strainei ramas sd fie
decisa de Curtea Suprema a Sta.
telor Unite.
VIM. H. Barr.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-10


Flu din Learw
i c
81
Zann nj IN
hA
Ia o in lu
c. c ypieeuu
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-10

moi refuzam de deccptiona
puDlmul' spune programul re
publican ,,cu promisiuni zadarni-
ce de procura un remediu
grabnic."
Republican, blameaza polit;ca
administrator democratic pentrr
condltlile din prezcnt 81 Sc decla-
ia ca vor face inccrcari oneste 81
vor ataca in continuu scmpete.,
prin inlaturarca de noui infla-
I'll prin imprumut guvernamen-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-10
MUNCA.

In programul polite al part;-
dului republican Sc recunoastc
dreptul la negociarea colectiva
muncitorlor in disputele dill
tire Ell 81 capital 81 declara ca gre
velc 81 lockout-urile produc asa
de mari sufcrinte in cit justified
lnltlatlVa guvernului de a reduce
reproducerea lor 81 limita con.
secventelc ce rezulta in urma
lor.
Sc declara ca principiul dir
legea cunoscuta sub numirea dl
Esh-Cummlns Sc fie aplicat ii
forma modificata atunci cind es
te vorba de utilitatile publice.
Lcgea Esch-Cummins proved.
formarea de tribunale indulstria
lie ca Sc discute divirgentele din
tire muncitori 81 patroni 81 $,
decida in cauza.
In industriile private, rcpubli
| canli favorizcaza mediatiile vo
luntarc. In aceasta schita de pro
gram nu nici 0 aluzic la prohi
birca grevelor 81 nici nu Sc spl
lie mimic de tribunalul imdustri
al din Kansas.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-26
ROBERT e. JOHNSON. COUNTY
CHAIRMAN, CANDIDATE FOR
STATE SENATE.
w. c. M'cARTEN, CITY,
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
Sheriff Charles Henry to BE candi-
date for Re-eIeetion-Joe Edgar,
Formerly Sheriff, Named for Su-
pervisor-Der,ooratie Conference to
Select Candidates Held Saturday.

Robert z. Johnson, chairman of
the democratic county central COM
mittee who has been acting post
master Of this city, was chosen Sat
urday afternoon at a conference OF
democrats Of the county as candidate
for state senator at the June primary.
w. c. McCarten. also OF this city,
was named as candidate for repre-
sentative.
A complete county slate was
selected at the meeting, held at
Shrubs hall at 1 o'clock, that was
attended by some of the leaders OF
the party. No business Of importance
other than the selection OF candi-
dates was transacted.
County Ticket Named.
The complete ticket, as named,
follows:
Senator-Robert E. Johnson, city.
Representative-w. c. McCarten,
city.
Auditor-Merle Patton, Laurel.
Treasurer-James s. Swingley,
city.
Clerk Of courts Harold NJ. Cooper,
city.
Sheris-Charles Henry, city.
Recorder-Mrs. Frona Scott, Lis
comb.
County attorney-H. H. Craney,
city.
Supervisors-Joseph Edgar, city,
(to succeed H. c. Goecke); Charles
Lynch, Green Mountain, (to succeed
J. L. wylie.)
Coroner-Dr. A. D. Woods. State
Center.
Believe Ticket Will Stand.
Some OF THOSE named on the
ticket were not present at the con-
ference and It was not known
whether all the candidates would
permit their names to appear on the
ballots. II was said, however. by the
officers OF the county central COM
mittee, that It was expected the
ticket would stand as chosen.
One candidate, Sheriff Charles
Henry, now is an incumbent Of the
office sought.
H. H. Craney, secretary OF the
county central committee, acted as
chairman Of Saturdays conference,
and County Chairman Robert E.
Johnson, was temporary secretary.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-26

NJ. S. Mcfarland, nominated by
President Wilson 10 be postmaster OF
the city, whose nomination was APP
proved by the senate March %, re-
ceived his commission from the post
office department Sunday and took
office today. This forenoon II was
not known at what time the actual
transfer OF the control of the office
from Acting Postmaster r. L. john
son to the new postmaster would
take place, but the change was eN-
pected to be made before evening.
The appointment which became
effective today with the taking over
of the office, is for four years and Is
under the civil service. which prob
ably insures reappointment at the
end OF the term If the postmasters
services are satisfactory.
The arrival of Postmaster Nc
Farland's commission brings to an
end the competition for the office
that has extended thru nearly two
years. Postmaster Mcfarland was
one OF the thirteen candidates who
appeared early in 1918. Four Of the
thirteen. one of whom was post
master Mcfarland. were republicans.
After the announcement OF the list
of candidates the government ma
ch!nery Of selection operated very
slowly and next to no publicity was
given it until Postmaster McFar-
lands name was sent to the senate
for confirmation by President Wilson
Jan y, Of this year
In securing the appointment Post
master Mcfarland goes back TO the
office where he served for elevep
years. ten years as assistant post
master under Postmasters ]. @.
Saint, c. II. Smith and \. G. JOHN
son. Mcfarland was retired in 1918
when the democratic party came into
power and a. G. Johnson was APP
pointed postmaster. After McF'ar-
land retired from the postoffice he
served as deputy sheriff under T. j.
Shoemaker for a time and from
1915 to 1917 was a member of the
CITY council. More recently he has
been in the employ OF the Nelson
Coal Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-26

Clean your gloves, kid shoes, wells
and clothing with Energipe, the new
dry cleaner Old Reliable Drug Com
pany.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-26
EARLY SETTLER DIES.
j. Edward Cram, Formerly Of County,
Dead In Kansas.


J. Edward Cram an early settler
of Quarry and the Bevins' Grove
neigfborhood is dead. According tc
Information received here. ne died at
st. Francis, Kan. April a Of paraly-
sis, with which he had suffered for
five years.
Mr.. Cram. commonly known as Ed.
formerly lived in the neighborhood
Of Quarry, where his father a. E
Cram, was blacksmith. The family
later removed to Bevins Grove,
sometimes called "Cramtown" in
the early days. because A. E. Cram
was blacksmith. postmaster, jus
tice Of the piece, and general facto-
tum of the village.
Ed. Cram was born in Vermont in
1858, came to Iowa with his father
after the war and went to Kansas in
1885. About that time he was united in
marriage to Miss Ida Forrey, OF ST.
Anthony, after which he entered the
railroad service. living at Concordia
and Emporia, Kan. In 1897 the fam
lily moved to Cheyenne county, Kan,
which has been the home ever since.
Three children are left. all Of them
married and living in Kansas or
nearby in Wyoming. Like many
other former residents Of Marshall
county, Mr.. Cram passed thru a
hard times period Of many years,
after which he came to be well of
financially. Mrs. Cram will remain In
st. Francis for some time, after
which she may go to Florida, where
her mother and brother reside.
There are several relatives of the
family in this county. Fred D. Cram,
president Of the Iowa State Teach
ers' Association. and County Super
intendent OF Cerro Gordo county is
g. half-brother of Ed Cram. Another
half-brothe- lives in st. Cloud, Fla.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-26
OLD sgrrLsRs gLGcr,
Retain Rev. =. N. Wheeler A. Prss.
idsnt--Pian Picnic.

Officers were e-elected and com.
mittees TO make plans for the an
nual outing and reunion OF the Mar
shall County Old Settlers Associa-
ton we're made at the annual meet
ing OF members, held at the Iowa
Savings Bank Saturday afternoon
The place or date for the picnic were
not selected. but probably will be
at another meeting that is 10 he held
a. l 80 next Saturday afternoon at the
bank. NJ. w. McKibben and Robert
Harper were named TO be the COM
mittee on program for the reunion
and L, Hepner, Robert Holt and John
II. Chinn were chosen for the COM
mittee on grounds.
The officers reelected were; Pres
ident, +, NJ. Wheeler; vice president.
Henry Bullock; secretary, ]. C. Holl-
ingsworth and treasurer. w. II.
Arney,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-26
At the Casino.

One Of the most entertaining photo
plays in which Alice Brady has yet
been seen Is at the Casino today. 1t
is entitled Sinners and is based
upon the stage play OF the same
name, written by Owen Davis, in
which Miss Brady achieved one Of
her dramatic Successes. AS a pic
ture it has retained the qualities OF
sentime entail and emotional appeal
which made 1t a stage success.
The story. does not pretend to be
new. A country girl, who seeks work
in the city. fails to find it and finally
is befriended by woman who form
erly was resident of the girls home
town, hut who is in disgrace there.
The friends of this woman are the
sinners Of the play and the girls as
.octaticn With tsc::, -ac: ::c"": &c
it reaches home, leads to false ac-
cusations and some strong dramatic
situations. One Of the most interest
ing incidents of the action develops
thru a trip the sinners make to the
home OF the girl, after she has re-
turned there. The atmosphere Is
quite new to the visitors, and it's eff
feet, tho logical by no means what
they had expected. .
Miss Brady made Sinners under
the direction of Kenneth Webb. She
LIS very capably supported by strong
cast and gives a most pleasing and
forceful Interpretation OF an exact
ing role. Many of the scenes were
~, yz1n
includes James l. Crane, who, by
the-way, is her husband; Agnes
Everett, Augusta Anderson, Lorraine
Frost, william p. Carlton, Frank
Losee and Robert Schable.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-26
JURY FAILS TO AGREE.
Excused After Session OF More Than
Elfty.t hrea Hours.

The Jury In the case Of the Central
Foundry Company against the
Brauer Acetylene Lighting Company.
which went out at $40 Friday after
noon, deliberated until Q o'clock sun
day night. when 1t was evident
further efforts to reach verdict
were useless. The jury reported to
the court shortly after o'clock TINS
morning and was excused. The jury
had deliberated more than hifty-
three hours. The Central Foundry
Company asked judgment for ISL, for
material alleged to have been pur-
chased, but which the defendant
company contended was not bought
directly for its use nor at its order.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-26

borne. Katie HOFFMAN Osborne. Ida
NJ. Carl. Fred w. Carl, George B.
Speers. Marie p. Kilborn. and the
National Savings and Trust Com
pany Of Washington. ID. c.. exc
cutor ana trustee OF the estate OF
Elihu II. Davis. deceased:
You and each Of you arc hereby
notified that the undersigned duly
appointed ana qualified appraisers OF
property charged or sought to be
with the payment OF col
lateral inheritance tax. will at 1880
o'clock p. m. on the 5th day OF June,
1920, at the office Of ]. NJ. Whitaker.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-26
Whoopinq Cough.

In this disease 1t is important that
the cough be kept loose and expec-
toration easy. This is best accom-
piished by giving Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. This preparation
also tends to liquify the tough mucus.
making it easier to expectorate and
renders the fits Of coughing less fire.
auent and less severe. It has been
used in many epidennics Of this dis
ease with the best results. 1t con-
tatns no codeine or other narcotic.
For sale by all dealers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-26
Few Odd Fellows Attend.

Comparatively few members Of the
Odd Fellows lodge, of this city, at
tended the annual meeting OF the
Central Iowa Anniversary Associa-
ton, held at Oskahoosa today, to
celebrate the 101st anniversary of
the founding Of the orcer. The rain
late in the night ana this forenoon
prevented a good sizec delegation
from attending. it having been
planned that mem bers Of r. Howe
Taylor canton and others were to go.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-26
Goino "a NORWAY.

LeGrand Reporter: Mr.. and Mrs.
Toilet Woogcn and daughter and
Miss Mary Knudson left LeGrand
MonAG morning. going first to Mar
shalltown. from which place they
were to start that evening on a fast
train for New York City, embarking
on a steamer for Stavanger Norway,
where they will visit among relatives
and friends during the summer. They
expect to return in the fall. Before
leaving Toilet bought, the eighty
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-26
ooai Weather Record.

Fifty-Hve and AZ were the extremes
Of temperature Sunday, compared
with 81 and 43 Saturday and 81 and
IS. a year ago Sunday. At this
morning the temperature was ~,
compared with A. at the correspond
ing hour Sunday morning. The rain
fall Sunday night was rs of an inch.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-26
Eneampmsnt Odd Fellows.

All candidates for encampment de-
grees. members Of proper encamp-
nents and visiting patriarchs are re-
ouested to meet at Goete I. o. o. F.
hall. corner First avenue and State
street, not later than o'clock
Thursday evening April go. william
Iaufart c. p
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-26
AMUSE M ENTS.
At the Strand.

Mark Twain's journal OF boyhood,
"HuckleherTy Finn is now at the
Strand and patrons of that movie
house will have an opportunity to To-
new their youth and recall scenes
and memories of days that are long
gone by. The perturbation Of this
famous story has been well done and
incidents narrated in II are followed
faithfully. The screen version corr
sists of we'll selected scenes from the
life Of HuCk and Tom Sawyer after
thew had found the treasure and each
had $4,000 apiece out on interest.
Lewis Sargent, as Huck, gives
realistic Interpretation % the chief
character in the story. He not only
looks the part hut he acts 1t as well
and at no time does he seem to lose
sight Of the fact that he is intended
to be real boy and nothing else.
Second in importance Is Gordon Grit
fifth, as Tom Sawyer, the boy whose
soul was fired with adventure. Frank
Lanning. as Huck's father, Oral
Humphrey, and Tom Bates. - the
two broken down actors, Katherine
Griffith. as the widow Douglas, Ed
ythe Chapman, as Aunt Polly Saw
yer, and Esther Ralston, as Mary
Jane Wilks, all play minor parts
well.
Flanagan and Edwards in the
"Hallroom Boys" with an adventure
at the hotel by the seashore, furnish
additional entertainment in the pro-
gram.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-26
Card Of Thanks.

We wish to thank the Elks' lodge.
our friSnds and neighbors, for their
kindness and sympathy during our
recent bereavement, the death of our
husband and brother. also for the
beautiful flowers. Mrs. r. P. Still
and sisters.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-26
Notice OF Appraisment.

Taxation Of collateral inheritances.
state OF Iowa. Marshall county, IS.
In the district court.
In the matter of the estate OF
Jeanette X. Davis, deceased:
To the treasure Of state. E. NJ Hoyt,
and to o. l.. Ingledue, l.. NJ. Os-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-26

In the city Of Marshailtown. In said
county and state. proceed to appraise
the property OF the estate OF said
decedcnt subject to the collateral In
heritance tax ~ provided by law.
Please take notice and govern
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-26

acre farm south OF Le0rand. former
iy owned by Lars Peterson. so he
will have . home to move to on his
return.
Evening star., 1920-03-07

JUNIOR COATS-The Sports
models that possess a swagger
charm and the longer styles are
shown in splendid materials, at
$3.50 to $3.50.
WHITE DRESSES FOR EAS-
TER-Come in junior sizes and are
developed of white chiffon, geor-
qette and net, at $ls.7S to $3.50.
GIRLS COATS-Sizes 7 to 14in
full length and three-quarter mod
els: all Of fine woolen fabrics, in the
wanted colors. SASS to $3.50.
Third FlooR-La
Evening star., 1920-03-07

DRESSES FOR JUNIOR GIRLS
OF Georgette and fine Taffetas, have
dainty little ruffles, some embroid-
cred in bright colors-long or short
sleeves. All the preferred spring COL
ors. Priced at $3A5e e $szSa.
DRESSES FOR MISS s to l+of
flne white hand-embroidered Voiles
they are more finely made and
more sumptuously styled than the
general run Of dresses At these prices.
$7.ss to $ls.Ss.
0(Hh n YnaAh>l
Evening star., 1920-03-07
Presentation of the Authoritative
Spring Fashions for Miss 7-to-l7
Every Ne0 and Correct Tyte Of F,ocks and Coat,
and as Harb'ngers Of Sfr'ngt;ns There
Is Nothing More Enchanting for Youthful Maids

had dea-frs
be simple youthful Secondly the best styles should
We think
we invite YOU during these opening
In this presentation will find
Evening star., 1920-03-07

Spring is pre-eminently the of the Suit, and
far surprising the vogue of previous seasons, in the
varying richness sartness and elegance, the new
sport costume tailored nannish tailor-,nades of silver
tone poret tills serges, tricotnes velours and er
seys Differentness is noted in the tri shoul
ders rounding into SETTLING sleeves braid binding
inverted pleats, finished with spear points and
touches of silk stitching aunty short Jackets vie with
graceful longer for favor Circular peated and
tunic skirts are most favored
Evening star., 1920-03-07
MeNG}fack

Sheer, delightful, fascinating femininity of styles.
The frier, the softer and femninethe ovelier.
The attraction of the spring frocks of satin, af
feta, crepe meteors, georgettes gnonette pauette,
rcolette poiret tws tricotnes and sefges lies in the
dual appeal of exquisite taste and correct style
pressed in charming versatility of line and themes;
striking effects being produced in lovely beadwork
broidered motifs, tunics frills, round neeks, short
sleeves and bouffante hip effects. The color selection
is all inclusive-wth plenty of navy blue and black
Evening star., 1920-03-07
Spring Modes for
Stylish Stouts

A special department is devoted ex-
clusively to these "extra size" dresses,
coats and suits to fit the woman who
finds difficulty in wearing regular sizes.
A stock replete with the new modes for
every occasion; at moderate prices.
Evening star., 1920-03-07

In which fashion has planned mode irresistible for
every preference-for the woman miss who wants
conservative wraps there beautiful tailored models
and straight plain ones; and there is need dwell
the popularity of the short sport for they the
Of the NEW. The wide range of matra-ever has
much materialsone finds them soft
luxurious draping qualities that tailor beautifully wool
velour de erges ali the spring color-sometimes
combination with contrasting coors and striking plaid effects