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The Washington herald., 1920-04-26
Alexandria.
TIE HERALD BUREAU.

THE HERALD BUREAU.
A. & Doniphsn
~ King Street
Alexandria. Va, April 25-Re-
ports made by the chairmen Of the
committee Of the Holy Name Soci-
ETY. at a meeting tonight showed
plans are completed for the demon
stration in Alexandria, Sunday aft
ernoon, May 3. Thirty-seven
branches of the Washington Holy
Name Society will take part in the
parade, and it is estimated 5000
members will be in the line OF
march.
A cleanup, paint-up and dress-up
campaign will be formally launch
ed tomorrow under the direction
Of the health department the city
engineers office and the Chamber
of Commerce.
Members OF Potomac and Serepta
lodges of Odd Fellows of this city.
accompanied by the members Of the
Daughters of Rebekah Of Odd Fel-
lows, tonight attended special serv-
ices in the N. L. Church South. A
sermon was preached by the Rev.
Z. v. REGISTER, d. D., pastor. The
members OF the order assembled In
, their hail and marched to the
church in a body, the members Of
the canton acting as an escort
The Volunteers Of America. under
the leadership of Capt. Z. S. Daw-
son, have opened a mission here at
ll3 North Fairfax street. The firsr
open-air service was held this aft
ernoon at King and Pitt streets
The captain, was assisted by adju-
tant and Mrs. r. L. Granger.
Announcement is made that a
branch of the Personal Liberty
League soon will be opened in this
city.
The Rev. John Lee Allison. pas
tor Of the Second Presbyterian
Church. today preached the ami
versary sermon for AccOtink Lodge
of Odd Fellows at Pohick Church
A dance will be given tomorrow
night in the auditorium of the Elks'
The Washington herald., 1920-04-26

A coal company at Birmingham
Ala. provides shower baths for tho
mules that work in its mines, and
the mules like it SO much that COM
ing from work they so under the
arches OF their own accord and wait
for the water.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-26

Switzerland asks the powers of
the world to repatriate all war
prisoners Immediately.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-26

The Rev. John Lee Allison. pas
tor of the Second Presbyterian
Church, today preached the ami
versary sermon for Accotink Lodge
Of odd Fellows at Pohick Church
The Washington herald., 1920-04-26

Announcement is made that a
branch Of the Personal Liberty
League soon will be opened in this
city.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-26

(Public Ledger Service }
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-11
Gregorij Krasin.

Evropsky tisk znacne zajima 81
0 Grcgorjc Krasina, obchodnfhe
feditele rusk6 bolscvickh NAdy,
ktery Y minulych dnech vyjedna
val 0 obnoyeni obchodnich stykl
mezi Anglii a soy6tskym Rusken
y anglickym premierem Lloyd
Georgcm Y Londgni. vsechny Ia
sopisy sbodoyaIy 10 Y nahledu, h
krasin je pozoruhodngm muzem
avsak vftsina jich pfchlizela skn
tednost, he 10 o~bchodnikem kaz,
dym coulcm.
Neni yseobecn6 znamo, Ne Kra.
sin odpitaI pfijmonti boIseyisn
jake politickoI doktrinu,. doknd
nepfisel X nAhledu, NJ mdze Ne D
sytdcih jake 1spesry obchodn|
experiment, pres 10, z byi stdIs
k tomu vyzyvAD sym pfiteIem
Nikolsjsm Lsninem, ktw3 nsbixe
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-11

rownlll rroll sel'a NssA nads
ASH helss,kAs n plAlA muo
.hssA pflradseh rfissal j. I el~.
Ntmu nAtltAnl
A r. rAdiNnea vel o. u%prns,fesl
holscslsmu eslssuie oksA ntmeeks
schcrnell Taso casa hsla shude
,kna. ealtsknA a safnslAa,AuN
kfNsinem krasin snacn,al ksois
VI, slenky, k,crs sicc hsly starr.
mrAni nvsak rti tom rrnkiirkt
tAiikalnlm pramsNlosm kcmi.
sAfum k'et NELL mend pcchorrnI
pfp raksi nrtll rrn lhenril Nc
peeh, hne krasin ic take 1odno.
Nelntm - system povinne prAcc.
kieruu posalnie ~ iciinou ccsrn
ira pamnRc - dosiaii Rushn ~
sma,ku do nsho1 unadlo.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-11

rsvsnlensA = salchsal - ~ ssshs
reknie y enAsnl FasrlAcl slns
AskAt y Mawhsll iaAkeln )
ncrAtll mnaho ~ slAdnich rAlrh.
suti hrAl stinatnsiki Aleha nell.
rrAmtful misirrrNtAensosa MI
to hlasne = IA rfielnN, A. president
Wilson ~ delsl doha naltsal -
mima Spoirns StAiS ~ lenic
rencl ' raflgl Ia dsakrAie utinssl
hsl pokns nfimtii pAnA Mashalle
nsjakt neasli "a krakn y shamu
iehe ussionpeni rrcSsdcuisksch
novinno.ti = ncpFilomnosli rrcsl.
denle,t q Y ieho ncmoci Fan
Marshall wax vit, odcntcl n
chou itchto pillcli,os,ceh wax
Nykonksal mnoha spoletcnsk,
prace kierA rravidelna piipadA
abyyatcli niltho domu.
v p~lednim rocc hyly W Wa.
shinrtona pomsry takove, se po.
yahusoyaly yetSi sAicm pro utad
mistoprcsidentSky V politickych
krusich mluvilo Ne o tom, he ! pro
ufad mis,orrcsidcnta mel by hyii
vyhltdnut tlovsk TAX h,stry a
sehopnS, ably mohl hyti dnlc2iiS m
radcem We vlddnieh galcSitoStcch
Ncpochybne tyto nahlcdy take
pfcvladaly v narodnieh konven.
'cich obou politiekych stran, ktert
pro nfad mistoprcSidenta ncnomi.
novaly male ve~liciny,h ktere by.
ly by pouhymi panaky, nybrz lidi
+ velkou spravni %zkusenosti Po-
nevada pax oba kandidati prcsi-
dentstyi prohldsili Sc pro ydtSi II.
east mistopresidentu v fizeni vlad.
Mich zdlezitosti, muzeme smele ii.
.ci, b. nestava nova era pro nase
mistoprcsidenty, kteM Sc TAX do.
stanou &c ''slavneho neznama k
Gimme Gcasti We vlad6.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-11
: Svetova zasoba masa.

Y Anglii vyddna byla V techto
dnech redaktorem obchodniho
casopisu Pastoralc, vycha2cjiciho
Y Melbourne V Australia, Pearcem,
pozoruhodns kniha o svetove "a
sobe masa, ktcrd naplniti mdze
kazdeho uspokojenim. Pearce .ie
vseobecn6 povazovdn "a jednu z
~nejlepsich autorit v tonic oboru
a proto jcho vyvody mali velkou
vahu.
Pan Pearcc soudi, ze svet ne.
Dude nucen tax brzy vzdati SO
nebo obmeziti u2ivani masa jake
potravy nasledkem obmezene III,
soby, Vetsina pfedpoklad1, ze bu.
de nutno obmeziti spotfcbu masa,
z~alozena byla ma skutecnosti, IL
farmafi dnes nep6stuii tolik do,
bytka jake drive, ponevada choy
Y malGm Sc iiz mnoho nevyplaci
Pearce pfipousti, ze vetsina byva-
lpch pastyisk pro oyce a dobytek
howell byla obdelana a venovana
pestovani rnznych plodin a re
jednotlivi mali farmafi tem6r v
celem syete shledavaji, re nevy-
placi Sc pfilis pestovati male stado
dobytka pro masn6 trhy, jak tomu
byvalo u rolnikn anglickych a do
jist6 miry take i americkych.
Mala stdda dojnic anebo jedno.
tive dojnice zdstanou ovsem ma.
dale, ale mala ~stada hov6ziho do.
bytka pro trh Y Australia, severni
a JIM Americc pomalu budou
mizeti. To ale nebude miti "a ma
sledek zmenscni zasoby masa
vzhlcdem k tomu, ze zlepsene
dopravnictvi a chladirny umozGu.
il move methody v zasobovani kon-
sumentl masem a masnymi produ-
kty Ma mist6 malych povstanou
velka stdda dobytka, jak tomu je
jiz namnozc Y seycrni a jizni Anne.
rice a v Australia. Pearce pravi, ze
Argentina k p6stovani dobytka w
velkem ma nejlepsi pfilezitost, ale
argentinsky pestitcl nema dosta-
TEX po~dnikavosti a v6deckG sb6h.
lost Y pestovanf dobytka, tax ably
pine svych ~pfflezitosti vyuzitko.
val. Nasledkem toho v Argentine
choy dobytka neni ma te vysi, ma
ktert by mohl byti. Argentinsky
pestitel nesnazi Sc zlepsiti sv1j
dobytek o naslcdkem toho argen.
tinsky standard NJ dosud neni W.
soky.
Nektefi proziravi ptstitele sicc
zlepsili sv0Je stada, zvlhste d0byt-
KEN hercfordskym a shorthorn.
skgm (krAtkonohy avsak vet.
sina argentinsk ych stAd je dosud
lax spatnt bodnoty, Ne md cenu
hlayn6 pro svojc kdze, rohy, paz.
nehty . pod Maso y tohoto do
bytka nehodi Sc k zpracoydni d
W vozu velke jatkAfski podniky
Y Argentine pfipfavujf pro yyyoz
maso . lepsich druh1 dobytka, q.
ysak jejich produkee neni yalna
u . tobo ddyodn nemdze miti do.
Dosiid yIjyn M ceny masa ye Spo.
jenych stAtech q AngIii. Argen.
tina IL zemi yeIkych moznosl '
masDfm prhmyslu, sykak tech do.
sud nsbyIo takfks dotGeno.
vyvoS ehIAxan9ch dfyrff . Ar.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-11
Nova era pro nase misto'
~presidenty.

Nadehazejiei administered Dude
znlnmenati novou cru pro misto.
pfpsideniy. at uS ~kterakoliv stra-
ma v podzimnich volbach docili
vitsMtyi Stale Sc, se kandidail
mstopresidcntstv obou velkych
politickyeh stran isou vykonnymi
ufedniky znatne zkuscnosti, nebot
Coolidge ziSkal znamenitou zna
lost aemesprdyni jake g%uverntr
Massachusetts a Franklin ID. Roo
seyelt nabyl znatnyeh zkusenosti
jake pfiru5i sekretdfc lodstva a
jake ieden 2 nejbysueiSich ured.
nika Y provadeni ydletntho pro
gramu.
"a obyyklych okolnosti dalo
by Sc pravem oeekavati, ie at
kterykoliv 2 mich Dude zvolen,
Dude Sc snaziti hrdti vyzna6n6jsi
rolf We vladnich zdlezitostech a
nespokoii SC toliko zvedanim pred
sednicke palicky a sledovanim.
pokud jc to mono ma jedin6m
cloy6ku Sadat, unavujicieh dlou-
hych debat V tonic ctihodnem
z6konod1rnfm telese.
Avsak okolnosti tohoto roku
isou rozdilne. Oba kandidati pre-
sidenstvi vclkych politickych
stran, gusern6r Cox / senator
Harding, prohlasili Sc pro sku-
tecnou neast mistopresidenta v
kabinetnich poradach a iinych
vladnieh zalezitostcch. Guvern6r
Cox %prohlasil, zc die .ieho nahlcdn
mistoprcsidcnt mel by byti vlastne
radcem presidcntovym a kabinetu
aspon Y zalezitostech, tykaiicich
sc fizeni zakonodarstyi V kongre-
su. Senator Harding vyslovil ma
hled podobny.
v minulosti, S vyjimkou Theo.
dore Roosevelta, ktery byl misto-
p~residentem "a William MeKin-
leye, mistopresidentsky 1fad byl
.jakymsi druhem politicke zasuv-
Ky, kan zastrkavani byli ctizado.
stivi genetlemani, jichz poradne-
no hlasu Sc strana cht6la zbaviti.
Il t6 pfitiny take Roosevelt BY
zastrccn do teto 2asuvky, avsak
podafilo Sc mu q nj u%niknouti.
Roosevelt zdal sc byti pfilis w.
nacna tinnym pro nektere repu-
blikanske pohlavdry Il DOLBY.
Pred Rooscyeltem a pc mem mi
stopresidenti nebyli zadnymi vyni-
kajicimi postavami V americkem
politicktm Avote. u IL pfitiny
prhmduy tlovdk nedovede jmeno-
vati ami pdl tuctu americkych mi
stoprcsidentu, pres to, Re dovedl
by Sc upamatoyati ma jmena vsech
americkych presidcntf. Vsichni
pouzc Abehli do Biltho domu Y
den po inauguraci presidentnye a
navstlviIi bndto osobne peivyssibo
yykonneho 1fednika zeme anebo
pouze polozili svoji n~aystivenku
ma stfibrny TIC pred dvcfmi do
prcsidentovy 1fadoyny, jake uci.
nil Pan Marshall po druht inagu.
raci presidenta Wilsoua.
NAsledujici jajich .poyinnosti
byIo ~vyprayeti nejakou anekdotu
D presidenstyi scnhtu a usednoutj
ma ctyfi roxy k paliGkovani sena
tn, bayiti CHI hosty, ktefi zasko
tili 81 do kongresu a mluviti kan
panni reel
Kdyz mistopresident Marshall
navstiyil BiIy dunn po sye druhf
inauguraci, ably sioziI p~residentu
Wilsonoyi poklonu, byI nan pod
niknut dtok nhkterymi novinaf.
skgmi ~zprayodaii, ktefi cbttIi W.
d6ti, 60 soudi 0 mcxickt situaci
"Jsem pouze misrepresentation,
odpoy6dtI >. Marshall D obyykiym
svym 1sm6vem ''SIysel jyem yhaIs,
" carranza chee zr,iSiii hfad MI
stoprssidenia Mexika D TAX NAN
tisfe chuti zajeti doId d proti nj
mn fetnitisp 20 TITO aDskdott
mistopresidenf poIozjI svoji wit.
w hi sffibrp5 to pied hfadcyuou|
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-08-11

AaN akims c~lcslosensAa
iolla 'l.aAsadetife,s "a
ysmg netAleli = lshn slafes'
Ais nrgoarlAeon Ale lade
sAAscks Nssiel, 20 dslk, . /
iis,t ne,A icho rrupaFau'
s,ai Atel SAela rrNA Ntm'
s,ti ala rfphlssn ladendoffl
sssehny ieho kollcey ,oiens|
oheanskN sch rad
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-24

" Itg-nf - ~ .@ylafr 80 u. S25Ts4f.k .-t-E4sEEAt
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-24
SCOTTISH III 81 RITE RITZ: 8
REUNION OPENS
Large Class Of Candidates
Given Degrees Today by
], Lodge Of Perfection.

.H1 arEN.EFl1. xrE.- .I &--"&- -L..
Scottish Rite Masonic bodies OF
Grand Forks today opened their
spring reunion, at which the higher
degrees Of Masonry. are being confer
red on a large class Of candidates.
The reunion opened this morning
with the registration of candidates.
etc, following which the degree work
began With the comforting of the
fourth degree by Carmel Lodge OF
Perfection. This organization has
OF the work foH the day and
will complete its part Of the program
this evening with the comforting Of
the 14th degree in full formA
Tuesday the work will be. under the
charge of Mather chapter, Rose Crqix,
Inc degrees from the 18th to the 18th,
inclusive, will be conferred.
The reunion will end Thursday
night with a banquet for all Scottish
Rite Masons and will be followed Fri
day by the spring ceremonial OF KEN
Temple, A. A. O. N. NJ. S..
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-24

Pention to City Council
FledsToday With the
l Auditor.

M a ,petieion. asking hat the city esun-
IcilscallAanserectfon on the question of
Anstitutfng 4 commission form of gov
tarnrnent ssin~ Grsnd Forks, was filed
fhtssmornfng with C.. j. Evanson, city
Z alDdftor.
= boar. approxHhateiy sfQ sigma
i oD1eS, ~ according. to an unofficial
count. Under the law. such a Seti-
ton tn order to secure an election
must awhe. signed sbyis qualified. eiect0ts
eqnaleinsnymb Der toll topper cent OF the
votesacastiatithe slastsgeneral election.
In,sthts aseSthesnumber:of signatures
required wpnlds>be s291sas there were
2,914svotess cast aththeAlast city selec-
ttonSatswhich:Dr. H. M. Wheeler was
! chosen mayor.
Notice Required.
The petition will be presented to
the citys counci1'by the, auditor at the
next meeting of that ! body: Under
gthe 1awt2O days notice,must be given
| before the election is held, which
makes IT impossible for TITO be held
June Tat the time the question of an
increase In pay for city employees is
voted on.
If on checking over the petitions.
1t is found that the legal number of
o4E I40S 40 lAC ~ outiSA may
call Especial election or take steps
to have the matter voted on at the
state primaries June 80.
Text OF Petition.
The text Of the petition follows:
TO the Honorable Mayor and Mem
bers of the City Council of the City
IF Grand Forks. North Dakota.
We. the undersigned legal voters of
the city of Grand Forks and state of
North Dakota. hereby petition you to
submit to a vote of the electors OF
this city the question as to whether
tha city OF Grand Forks shall become
Incorporated under chapter 45 OF the
political cod of the compiled laws
of the state Of North Dakota for the
year 1913, and amendments thereto,
chapter 66 Of the session laws OF
North: Dakota for the year 1915, pro.
viding for the adoption of rthe com.
mission system of government, and tc
appoint a, time and place at which
such vote amay be taken, and to ,des.
ignate the persons who shall act az
judges and clerks at said election.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-24
ADVERTISEMENT.
Operation Not Successful

sixteen years ago I was operated
for appendicitis and later operated
again for gall stones. Neither did me
any good and 1 suffered all kinds of
torture since. Five years ago I took
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy and have
felt no symptoms or pain since. All
stomach sufferers should take it," It
is a simple, harmless preparation that
removes the catarrhal mucus from the
intestinal tract and allays the infam-
nation which causes practically all,
stomach. liver and intestinal ailments,
including appendicitis. One dose will
convince or money refunded. All
druggists.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-24

Jan Van Albert, who halls from
Holland, and lays claim to being 10
years. old and Q feet, inches tall is
to- be one OF the attractions at the
Grand Forks Fair, July 20 to "a, &C
day by, p. r. Montgomery. secretary.
Van Albert arrived, in New York
Less than a month ago, and has been
engaged blythe C.. A. Workman COM
pany as one OF their leading attract
tons for the coming season.
The young giant claims he still, is
growing, and that already the high
cost Of living in> America has. begun
to worry him. MadsTto-order shoes
that Will fit his generoh3 Tribes cost
him $40 per pair. and he requires 15
eggs for an average breakfast.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-24
BANQUET PLANNED
FOR ANNUAL MEET
OF FORTNlGHTLY

Members Of the Fortnightly club
will hold their annual meeting tonight
at the Commercial club rooms.
The meeting will open with a ban-
quet forNthe members of the club and
their ladies', which will be served at
$3.50 O'clock. This will be followed
by a business meeting, at which off,
GERS for the Coming year will be elect
ed and other business transacted:
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-24
eRANDgroKKs nERKLp MCsD1AX. Ysa4Gl 49,

isis entering .asIto the manufacture Sf
price before they decrease: and CON.
sequently the pricc OF these articles
will remain high. He stated that
there is a marked scarcity of OH.
goods merchandise, owing to
the factsthat manufacturers are cur
tailipg production while ge<sral CON
ditions are SO unstable. .
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-24
MAHOWALD RETURNS
FROM EASTERN TRIP

Joseph Mahowald returned Satur-
day from a ten-day buying trip. dur
ing which he visited Chicago. Milwau-
valid stated hat raw leather is due
for a slight drop. in price, but scarcity
Of hardware. linen and other mater
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-24

Memhersi OF the g. "A. Ri. Women's
Relief Corps. and ether patriotic or
vices at tho First Baptist church.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-24

i ssrmon appropriate 50 the oses.
sT. q. York. Who took % his text ssIRe
8iasf, FMiI Msasure,. REFERRING 70 t1ee
slast fuif measure Of devotion
mentioned In Abraham Lincolnis Het-
There Was,speciai music BY the choir,
ana the church was crowded IN nom
Of the occasion. S I'll. M
Herald Want Adj Bring Results
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-24
EVENING EDITION,
snrhovHp

PENRosE nGPHovEDI. s I
philadelphia. pa Nay a4s7ssssnA g !
po,s. Penfose il mucfpbetteusand wv1l
attcnA the Republican nstionsl sNon-
vsntiony in Chicago. y Mats stAteA at
his home here tcdya. sssh 1s hi y
It was declared nis sepOsseo.
Vile motoring last sWsdhesday.
Herald want Ads Bring Results.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-24

Herald Want Ads Bring Results, 1,
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
Sales of Underwear Light

Manufacturers of womens cotton
and silk underwear made of woven ia
brics are complaining that buyers now
in the market are ordering new mer-
chandise on an extremely conservative
basis. Many of them believe that pres
ent orders are far below the actual re-
quirements of retailers and explain
the latter's conservatism to a wide
spread belief that current prices will
soon recede.
Retail buyers say that prices of
satin, crepe and georgette undergar-
ments and nightwear have risen to
heights that will curtail consumption
to great extent. Large advances also
have been made in the cotton garments.
According TO some retailers, more
women are buying piece goods and
making their own underwear now.
Among the new garments recently
put out by leading manufacturer are
all hand made nightgowns and under
wear Of cotton fabrics. The prices are
high, but the merchandise is expected
to sell to that class Of people to whom
price means little. The garments are
trimmed with hand made lace and are
sewn entirely by hand
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
American Manufacturers
Advised to Exhibit Abroad

half dozen or more merchandise
exhibits to be held in foreign coun-
tries during the present year are in
dorsed by the National Foreign Trade
Council which body urges American
manufacturers to take advantage of
these opportunities to place their wares
before foreign buyers. In calling at
tention to the expositions, the council
cites the fact that the recent exhibit
tion Of British manufacturers in Athens,
Greece, resulted in the booking Of about
sl0,o00,0o0 worth Of business.
fmong the important expositions to
be held this year, at which American
goods can be displayed, are the fol-
lowing: Milan international Fair, April
l to is; Barcelona international Bust
ness Organization Exhibition, April
to ~; Brussels Commercial Fair, April
4 to 21; Basel Fourth Annual Sample
Fair, April 10 to 10; Bandoeng Exhibi-
ton, May; Lyons Fair, spring; National
Exposition Of American Manufacturer rs
in Buenos Ayres, October.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
Wash Dresses Sell Well

Wash dresses of voile, organdy and
gingham are being bought now in
more liberal quantities than usual by
retailers laying in their spring and
summer stocks. Some manufacturers
are inclined to think that the new
strong demand for wash dresses lies
in the belief Of retailers that the
high price Of silk and wool dresses will
drive many women to the cheaper cot
ton garments next spring.
Some of the dress manufacturers
who formerly operated exclusively on
silk and woolcn dresses this year have
opened wash dress departments, while
those who have always had wash dress
departments have increased their pro-
duction Of these garments.
Greater efforts toward style and
beauty in the washable garments have
been expended in order to make them
more saleable Popular wholesale
prices are said TO range between 81
and SIT, with the average around $l2
or $13. The latter will bring from
$40 to s25 retail when they are first
shown in the apparel and department
stores next spring.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-30
buyers Arrived
continued from, preceding pace

vouns domestics. linens. blankets. wash
roods white goods Q. n. Htu. ribbons.
art goods, 50 Union Square;
o. Dietrich, ready to wear A. Siepel
mems furnishings. - Leonard Street
s4N NclsCo-Liyinsston Bros Miss
Il Hen eass lScoh neGkwes1; g., psnnsylvanis
saS FkASCTsCo-The Emporium: Miss
X Marsh. basement waists. pett!coats.
yeiiings; Miss E. Austin, notions. rib
sons: Miss NJ Jones. handkerchief,
ysils; .2.s Fifth Avenue; Assoc. Mdsg
sscvSAaSNNAH--L. Adler; @ W Clayton.
houseturnishings. 1850 broadway. Al
sEATTL E-Rhodes Co: Miss v NJ Thorn
ouist muslin underwear. corsets. in
fsn,s wesr: li5o br9,adw9ay. room 4os:
trunks. oass' Charles McLaren and W.
= Pias.erer. drugs: 2e5 Fifth Avenue.
sEATTLE-Bon Marchc. Miss NJ Booming.
infants wear 225 Fifth Avenue Assoc.
s1snnoN. nasf ia-woln Bros; Mr.. Wolf.
furnishing goods. Navarro.
Broadway. iith Aoor.
spRINGF!ELD. Mass.-Forbes s Wallace,
Mr.. Holmes laces handkerchiefs; $50
Fifth Avenue syn. Trdg. CO.
ST ALBANS. N,.-M. Sweeney, millinery
ST "is l.oris sachs Mfg. Co.: 7. 1abon.
vooien piee' goods Pennsylvania.
ST LoUlS-Ackcrnnn Co. H Acker-
man. clothing Pennsylvania
ST PAul-hahn's c. Kahn. dresses: Is
Eas; twenty sixth Street.
81 Paul EN- Gporiuu Mere. Co. l.. w.
Gerard iudse manager; Wes, Thirty
sT PAI'l.-Sc Schuneman & Evans: w. NJ.
shumle natsef' muslin underwear. IN
sgo Fifth Avenue, room l%il.
RstISt,- -WGOt! hull. COOdato c. R,,l. r.
e Bull mfrs. clothing Pennsylvania.
TRINIDAD. Coll. Goldsmith & Son; j.
Goldsmith. dry goods. notions furnishing
goods Pennsylvania.
VAN VERT. Ohio--The Bonncwitz Co. l..
W. r. Bonnewitz. ready to wear; 6 West
Thirty second Street: st. James.
vICkSBU2G Mss-Baer & Bro A. Adler,
wALLA WALIA. Wash - Hangar &
Thompson. H Hanger. ready to wear;
1850 Broadway: Biggins.
WARSAW, lnd.-Dickey & Sons: l..
WASHINGTON - Suskin & Berry: G
Berry sweaters and knit underwear: 43
Leonard Street.
wAsHlNGToN-M. Behrends. ready to
wear. The Annex.
wASHlNGToN-Ouln & Martin Co: "
H. Martin. china, glassware: Breslin
WELLSNILLk,, y. I.--Rockwell Bros &
Co. Inc. +. Rockwell. dry goods, floor
coverings: Breslin.
wMEATLAND. Wyo-.-Lindsay & Benton;
ings shoes notions; Bristol
WHEELING. W. WA bercromhie Bros
c. II. Abercrombie, Miss B. Gillian n.ll-
linery: Broadway Central.
Beatty dry gooas and general lncrchal-
disc Aicazar
WORCESTER Mass. Rome. dry goods.
etc; Broadway Central.