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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-02-17
Payne .
IN MORNING
Senate Probers to QUIZ Ship
Board Head About Bids in
Bargain Sale"

Chairman John Barton Payne of
the United States Shipping Board,
frustrated in his attempt to sell the
thirty ex-German ships toe Anglo
Wall Street interests, will appear be-
fore the Senate Commerce Commit
tee tomorrow morning at 1850, IL
was announced today.
Postpones Appearance.
Owing to the fact that all the debts
for the German ships have not been
tabulated. Chairman Payne informed
Senator Jones, chairman OF the Com
merce Committee. that IL would be
impossible for him to place all the
desired information concerning the
proposed sale before the committee
this morning.
Rather than interrupt the regular
proceedings of the merchant marine
hearings this afternoon. when impor-
tant witnesses are to testify. Senator
Jones postponed Mr.. Payne's appear
ance until tomorrow morning.
= The chairman OF the Shipping
Board will place at the disposal OF
the committee tomorrow complete
data concerning the bids received for
the German ships and such other
facts In his possession bearing on the
proposed sale.
Under the resolution adopted by
the Senate yesterday. the board Is
restricted from selling the ships I'M
til Congress has Mo known its
wishes in the matter.
Members OF the committee are pre-
pairing to put Mr. Payne through
griiling cross-examination- when he
appears.
British Agents Employed.
Charges that British agents in the
employ of the United States Shipping
Board are actively working for Brit
fish interests will be Investigated by
the committee, ,.. ~.
Senator Jones'. chairman Of the com
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-02-17
LEGION FOR $50 MONTH
EXTRACTOR SERVICE men
Veterans Legislative Committee to
Urge Congress to Legislste
On This Basis.

The national Legislative committee
Of the American Legion was yester-
day instructed to take up with MEM
bers OF Congress legislation already
proposed for adjustment of war serv-
ice compensation on the basis OF $50
for each month served. according to
Franklin D'Olier. national commau-
der.
The Government saw ut to grant
Government clerks bonus for war
service rendered in the safety Of the
National Capital" D'Olier says In his
statement "Workmen safely es-
conced in shipyards and munitions
plans were rewarded for their service
by exceptionally high wages.
The American Legion Is not seek
ing q bonus. The American soldier
does not want .; reward for the per-
Torrance of his duty as a citizen, the
very performance of which will al
ways be for him the source of great
est personal satisfaction. His posi-
ton in this matter Is based on sim
pie justice--fsir play"
The $50 . month adjustment was
computed on a comparison of savings
bank deposits during the war with
those OF prewar days. The average
deposit Indicated an increase Of 800
during 1s17-1s1s, representing an
economic loss of $50 a month to serv-
ice men.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-02-17
BRING LANS|NGN INTO
DEBATE ON TREATY
BraDdsoee Resolution viii Open
Gate for Senate Probe Of
Cabinet Row.
~ y. BAnT CAMPBELL.
ustsr.stisasi News servtesD

swe thee talked sbsst the PES
ability 81 pstsfisstt~s Of the
sesce treaty sy the ss.ste.. M.
Lsssias sstSi ~ believe II the
Senate esslS esiy saaerstssd
wAst this treaty .ssas. sad ~
the Anerses. pespie essiS really
ssAerstss1. u would saSss stien-
ably be dehesse1. bst ! wssSer 80
they will ever saAerstsaa what II
lets then In for "-restisesy Of
wiiiia. c. Bsiiitt before senate
Fsreig. Relstisas Cs.sittee. Sec
teaber Il, 1913.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-02-17

Your medicine shelf ispot we'll stocked
without bottle of TONSiIINE, for you
don't know what moment 1t may BE-
needed to relieve . sudden case Of Soro
Throat. Relieving Sore Throat IL TON
SHINES special mission. It's made for
that-advertised for that-sold for that
one purpose. TONSnINE 10 the Nat
ional Sore Throat Remedy. II 10 sold in
every State in the Union. You r.
will need TONSIllNE one OF TX
these days, or some night when
the drug store Ia olosed-better N
have q bottle ready at homo Isl
when you need Il most. 35c., Nj
and COO. Hospital Size. 800. ~
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-02-17
A Single Application
Banishes Every Hair
(Thc Modern Beauty

Here SHOW any woman can easily
and quickly. remove Object ionable,
hairy growths without possible in.
Jury to the skin: Make a paste with
some powdered delatone and water,
apply to hairy surface and after 2 or
, minutes rub off, wash the skin
and the hairs are gone. This Is q
painless, inexpensive method and. ex.
cepting where the growth Is unusu-
ally thick, single application Is
enough. You should, however, be
careful to get genuine delatone.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-02-17
Bids Far Below
Those Evoked by
Early Proposal

Bidding Oas light again today at
Chairman Payae's attempted auction
sale Of the former German ships.
The. prices offered compare most u's-.
favorably Nth the ssalsd bids TO
eeived on yanuars 30 as a result Of
the Advertised proposal, sokich did
not specify that the vessels ander
neD 6t0nersfp too,ld be required 70
fly the American flag.
The comparative bids, ship by
ship, follow: 'r
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-02-17

q SstiOps ana suar,srvss r.,iaes
A.sisissss stress osssslsss..'
They saticip.te thrs wfii be T.
storm OF opppltioH 70 their propose
ressryatisn from Aareipistrstisp sea
atorsr They realize the reseryatioi
will be branded on the psmosrsti
side as meodissoms attempt 20 inter
fers with the Presidents constitution
al prerogstiyes. They win WELDON
sncb an ovtburst from their oppo
nents. for Il win provide them Wit
an opportunity to debate the Presi
dents sbi.ity' 10 function ana the con
Met OF views between the Prssidsn
and Lansing as 10 the wisdom OF com
hitting the American peopierto an In
tsrnatlepai pact like the League o
Nations covenant. 80, 49,
Brsndesee and Other. senators bit
terly opposed 10 tho treaty intend I,
seize any opportunity 10 rim the ia
off the Wtlsop-Lansing affsir-an'
they promise some lively sessions o
the senate IL they, succeed in doinI
so. 'vf' -
Las.s.s Ckssres III TAeatsr.
One or the ramofs which YES TO b.
aired on the, floor OF the senate todt!
was that Lansing was removed be
cause he had been IN favor OF vic.
President Marshall taking over ta'
duties OF the President. during hh
Illness
Lansing made his fret public az
psarance last evening since his resia
nation. When lac entered loqa
theater the audience rose To thet
feet and cheered him Tor several min
utes. "-F' A ?.
The economic clauses OF the treat,
are to be attack ed today by Senate
Thomas, Democrat. OF Colorado. wheI
debate on the treaty is resumed
Thomas. never enthusiastic ,abou
the treaty. has become one o
its bittereSt antagonists on tn.
Democratic side. He will urge no
only can Germany never hope .
meet the demands imposed upon he
by the peace conference, but H..
economic clauses threaten her will
revolution and the world with al
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-02-17
PRESIDENT COMPLETING
ANSWER TO BRANDECEE

President Wilson today was COM
pleting his reply to the Brandegee
resolution passed by the Senate Sat-
urday in which he IL asked whether
this Government agreed to turn over
proceeds of the ship sale to the rep
arations fund.
The President has secured intcrpre-
tations of International law from
Acting Secretary of state Polk re-
garding the award OF these vessels
to the United states by the Supreme
Council and this country's right to
dispose OF them.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-02-17
For Spring Trips

About this time OF the year
the business man begins to get
tired. Railroad tickets begin to
sell faster.
When you look over your
luggage and find you need any
thing from a handbag to a ward
robe trunk, come around to see
us.
We have the most practical
kinds of wardrobe trunks at S35
to S85. Other trunks, SIS to
$50. .E 80
Handbags from $40 to sos.
Suit cases at soto $85. Toilet
kits. Brief cases. Hat cases. A
shop within a shop-the P-B
Leather Goods Section. First
floor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-02-17

Former Secretary Lansing's resig-
nation. and the long chain OF events
leading up to it, including Lansing's
disagreement with President Wilson
at the Peace Conference. will prob
ably be injected into the Peace
Treaty debate in the Senate today.
Brandegec To Play Trunps.
Senator Brandegee. Republican. OF
Connecticut. il preparing to play
what he and other Senators opposed
Irrevocably to the American people
being thrust into the league of ma
tons regard As trump card.
Brandegee proposes to offer a new
reservation that upon the failure Of
the President to deposit the treaty at
Paris within thirty days after its
ratification by the Senate the act Of
ratification shall DO considered nulli-
fed and the treaty dead" so far as
the United States 10 concerned.
The ostensibie purpose of the sug-
gested BrandeEee. reservation II to
force the Presidents hand In the
event An agreement Is reach eventu-
ally on the Lodge reservations which
will bring about ratification. and to
prevent him. in case he nnds the
agreement unacceptable to him. from
thrusting the treaty In a pigeon-hole
OF his desk. or carrying 1t around
in his pocket" d.
1t IL apparently intended to compel
the President to either deposit or re-
Ject the treaty on the basis of the
Lodge reservations to which he In OPP
posed. instead Of merely pigeon-holing
or pocketing It
Landing Probe Real PurDese. "
But its real purpos1 is believed to
provoke q bedate that viii swing
around, the Lansing resignation and
the Presidents reason for accepting
it-Lansing's -usurpation" Of the
Presidential prerogatives by calling
Cabinet msetings while the President
was iacapacitated for four or. i've
months - 80 300 <S-.,
Brandesee and other anti-Admin-
istration Senator'S will urge that. 'if
only as . precautionary measure." the
Senate. In the event Of its ratifytng
the treaty. should adopt proviso
that the President must act on the
treaty within thirty days after he re-
ceives il from the Senate.
They will contend the Senate should
prepare the treaty for the possibility
Of Just such q. contingency as con-
fronted the country after the Presi-
dents collapse on his "ill-stafred tour
Of the West in behalf OF the League
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-02-17

and as a preventive. take LAXATIVE
PROMO QUtNtNE Tablets Look for ".
W GROVES signature on the Dor. SOC
Advt
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STERLING At 3.34 "a.
NEW YORK. February 17.-De-
mand sterling opened today at 3:34&
of y from yesterdays close.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-02-17
, big is going to happen
in our Church mert Sunday

Churches In cooperation with the Interchrch
World Movement, as Stewardship Month.
Sunday. February 10Th will be National Life
Service Enlistment Sunday On that day the
call will go forth to tens of thousands of young
people to enlist for special Christian Service.
Next Sunday, February 22nd, has been
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-02-17

q E.,lops and suap,srvsa r.,,ae.
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-02-17

hw.s ahardheaded business man speaking.
He was tired-as all Of us are-of having
de Church constantly asking for money.
He was ashmed-as all of Us ought to be
that the church should have to ask.
He was telling of what the Stewardship
Plan Wuuld do for his Church.
Evening star., 1920-02-24
Anniversary Sale of
Cretonnes, Drapery
Fabrics and Shades

A splendid collection OF Cretonnes desirable Tor
hangings in the living room, dining room, bedroom
etc. Light medium and dark colorings-French,
Chinese basket stripe, floral and other designs; also
good for slip covers. cushions and the like.
SO Inches Wide; Special, CSC Yard
A very superior quality of Cretonnes, in heavy
weight; medium and dark coors of choice selection,
suitable for draperies, slip covers and upholstery
purposes.
so Inches Wide, $1.5O Yard
Fine-ribbed Highly -mercerized Silk-fnished Pop
Inns in beautiful coors of green, brown, bue-subect
to slight stains.
36 Inches Wide; Special, SIPS Yard
so Inches Wide; Special, $500 Yard
Curtain Voes and Marqusettes-an excellent
quality and desirable designs for bedrooms, living
rooms and all parts OF the house; white. and
cream tints Drawn work. fancy checks blocks,
stripes and other designs.
3S-nch Width; Special, CSC Yard
Fine Handmade Window Shades OF Oil Opaque
Cloth, made in own shops and mounted on Harts-
horn spring rollers. finished bottom with herring
bone stitch and silk crocheted ring pulls Mostly in
good shade OF green, but other colors included
) 1t. wide. cut it. long ,,u hemmed afterwards
Special, sSc Each
covered with fine tapestry damask velvet and vel
Made to fit the willow chair commonly known
as the Bar Harbor
Special, $2.s5 Each
Upholstery Section fifth floor
Evening star., 1920-02-24
Important Anniversary Savings Boys Wear
Boys Washable Suits,
Special, $3.75

OlfverTwist and MILDLY Suits of Paul Jones
and Regent makes. White blouses, with blue
Palmer linen pants and collar and cuffs at
tractfvely braided; embroidered sleeve emblem.
Sizes to years.
Evening star., 1920-02-24
Wool Knickerbocker Suits,
Special, $13.5

-Four different styles: each suit with two
pairs of wool trousers. Coats are alpaca
lined; trousers full lined. Made of a medium
weight fabric desirable for spring wear. Sizes
4 to II years.
Evening star., 1920-02-24
Mems Cordouan Cape
Cloves

First Quality Cordovan Capesk1n
Gloves, in men and cadet sizes. A very
smart looking dress glove, considerably
less than today's wholesale price.
Evening star., 1920-02-24
Mems Unior, Liner,
Handkerchiefs

A half linen and half cotton handker-
chief of fine count cloth-meaning close
weave: rhemstitched. Serviceable and
much below usua! price.
Evening star., 1920-02-24
Boys Rompers, Special,
$1.25 Each

Durable wash fabrics in a variety of colorings:
new spring models; '1wanta" make; sizes 8 to
years.
Boys' Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1920-02-24
Mems AU-Sik
NeckWedr
Anniversary Price,
S1.85 Each

Pure Silk Neckties of foreign manufac
ture-most of the silk came from Swift
zerland. Made in handsome well-bal-
anced shape. and the most popular style.
Beautiful colorings adapted to spring
wear.
Evening star., 1920-02-24
Annive versary Sale of
Furniture, Mattresses
and Door Mats

so Ivory Enamel Dressers, of splendid simple de-
sign for bedroom use two large and two small draw
ers; extra large size mirror; bal-bearng casters.
Special Price, $z4z5 Each
Is Fuued-oak Windsor Chairs desirable for din
ing room, combination living and sleeping room. Ii
braries and clubs
Special Price, $S.7s Each
60 Ostermoor Layer-fet Mattresses, covered in
artistic art ticking of various colors and fresh
perfect quality. Single and full sizes.
Special Price, $zZ75 Each
50 Fine Goose Feather Pillows, covered in art tick
ing; standard size.
Special Price, $2s5 Each
Extra-hesvy Quality Rubber Door Mats, for single
doors.
Special Price, Sc Each
Extra-heavy Brush Cocoa Door Matt, an imported
Calcutta Mat; exceptionally well made:
Special Price, $l.S5 Each
Furniture Bug Sections Sixth Aoes.
Evening star., 1920-02-24
Anniversary Specials In
the China Section

Brown Earthenware Covered CasseroIes of good
size, in pierced nickel frame.
Special, $1.6S Each
Decorated Brown English Earthenware Teapots.
assorted of four sizes, with colored banded and all
decorations of floral and conventional effect.
Special, 6oc, Csc, SLIP and $1.3s Each
Mahogany-6nished Nut Sets, consisting of bowl.
nut cracker and six picks
Special, $1.50 Set
Mahogany-fnished Felt-bottom Candlesticks: 7
inches high.
Special, 18c Each
Handled Mahogany finished Serving Trays, inlaid
effect glass covered size 11x17 inches
Special, $1.1O Each
Evening star., 1920-02-24
Silver Plated Flat Ware
At Usual Wholesale Prices
We emphasize with possible beau
1tul refined pattern at usual wholesale

Dessert Forks. ...$11.25 doz.
3-pc. Carving Sets $1,000 Each
Fruit Knives. :. $1,000 doz.
Medium Knives. .$11.75 doz.
Medium Forks. $1,000 doz.
Orange Knives. $1,000 doz.
Pie Servers. 1920 Each
Poultry Shears .$6.25 Each
Breakfast Knives, steel.
$500 doz.
Medium Knives, steel.
$500 doz.
Fruit Knives. steel, $500 doz.
Medium Forks, steel,
$500 doz.
Dessert Forks, steel. $3.50 doz.
Sflverware Section First floor.
Evening star., 1920-02-24
Anniversary Sale of
Kitchen Utensils and
Cleaning Wares

Aladdin White Enameled Steel Double Boilers,
with handles that fit close together making possible
for both vessels to be lifted at the time; two
quart size.
Special Price, $40 Each
Aladdin Aluminium Preserving Kettles, bail handle
that never gets hot the handle cannot touch the
kettle; siN-quart size.
Special Price, $l.S5 Each
Good quality Polished Aluminium Combination
Cookers three-in-one utensil-stewpan, saucepan
and double boiler.
Special Price, $z.2s Each
Three-Nest Aluminium Saucepans; 1, ~ and
quart sizes
Special Price, $l.10 Set
Household Electric Irons 6-pound size complete
with 6foot heater cord reversible heatproof stand
protects table ironing board; ebonized handle;
switch in the connecting plug.
Special Price, $3.75 Each
Y sets Sad Irons similar to the Mrs. Potts iron;
three irons with detachable wood handle; nickel IRON
ing surface; aluminium sides.
Special Price, SITS Each
Firstauality Straw Brooms, medium weight;
very high grade.
Special Price, Csc Each
Old English Waxer and Polisher with pound
can of Old English Wax. The same combination ad-
vertised in the leading magazines at much higher
price.
Special Price, $z2s Set
Perfection Lamb s-wool Brush for walls, floors and
ceilings; can be washed with lukewarm water and
soap.
Special Price, Csc Each
Hou.ew.
Evening star., 1920-02-24
Anniversary Sale of
Odd Trousers, $3.50
Pair

New and highly desirable Trousers of
first quality tailoring and Workmanship.
IF fancy and plain cassimeres and
cheviots-grays, browns and greens of
many different tones. Styles for men and
young men.
This is one of the real opportunities
that come but seldom to buy odd
Trousers at low price. You will doubt
less be able to find many that match up
with, or very nearly match, your suit.
Sizes % to AZ waist, with assorted in
seam; cuffed bottoms.
, 1920-06-24
| Reel.
A D M $40 N.

.,or out weathered the Resolute in
tha 6rst seven miles. She then fell be-
bind when her centre board picked up a
a ntnov lobster line. The centre board was
f Froad late last night with the aid Of a
diver. 10 e Ano+har
~" southwest, with its usual soft
s;roH n the early morning and a promise
az az S+ronoer conditions later in thu day,
o ~ when the cup defence candl-
gatto1 uachts, Resolute and Vanitie, made
1 uaed for the ninth trial race over the
le" ntoon,s course. AS it wassexpected that
t ~ Yachts would be given a thirty mile
t]riangnIar course, the Vanltie was agar
t etl@ ff~eevonrite, notwithstanding the ReSo-
lire fifth victory yesterday.
O4tou,a June 15tn.-Ihe Canada West
.IaS Conference will probably close
l1,;th;n the next day or two. This after
WIN thn delegates met again to consider
nooh ,+t;tnde of the Canadian Govt. on
the oanfative agreements adopted last
slr9 and any amendments suggested.
NJ MN o%raements are three in number.
6 3ne Seals with tariff preference AMI the
III tmo with steamship communlca-
tinns There is also a resolution on the
eiJns, Of cable communications. The
$500 g Gaxreoment, it is understood, pro-
tallll ~ a. rhree scales of preference,
r ran13 ~ from a moderate reduction on
, 1920-06-24

certain articles to the free list for others.
In the free list are included a number of
Canadian and West Indian foodstuffs.
1t is probable that substantial preference
Will be given to West Indian sugar. es-
peclalIy IN view Of the prices prevailing
IN Canada. AS the result Of a visit paid
to Western Ontario by the Wesg Indian
delegates during the week end, arrange
ments are being made for a tour of the
Wes1 Indies by a number Of Toronto and
Hamilton business men in tie early part
OF next year.
Budapest, June 16th.-A Bill which
has been introduced in the National AS
sembly by the Minister of Justice pro-
vldes a punishment of up to twenty-five
strokes on the soles Of the feet for male
protiteers.
London, June 10th. -Mr. Walter Hume
Long declared in the House of Commons
today that the Admiralty was following
the important developments 0 the Ma
val programme of the United States with
the greatest cl~oseness. He said the Adj
miralty would not fail to ask Parliament
)r the necessary powers if its members
thought they were falling behind their
proper naval standard.
tiume, June 16th.-A British tank
steamer ran the blockade today and land
ed a cargo of oil for Gabrielle d. Annun-
zlo, the insurgent leader here
, 1920-06-24
TELEGRAMS
ST. CROIX STA ION.

delayed IN tranSmlsslOn.)
sydney, New South Wales, June 18th
The Prince of Wales arrived at Jervia
Bay Yesterday. Heavy ~rainfalls are re
ported from all over the state, relieving
the long continued drought.
Constantinople, June 16th.-Ihe forces
of General Wrangel, the antl-BolsheVlk
leader on the Crimean front, are moving
northward from the Crimea and the Sea
of Azov in three columns. They have
been phenomenally successful against
the Bolsheviki, having captured 4, 200 pri-
sCners and forty big guns out OF the one
thousand estimated to be IN the posses
sion of the B~olSheVists. They lost 800
men.
London, June 10Th. = Forecasts that
the reply of the .ouncll Of the League
Of Nations to the Persian request for
intervention against Bolshevist aggres-
sion would announce the p~ostpOnement
Of anv final decision, were borne out by an
official statement made this morning.
Phe Central News learns that as the re-
suit of direct negotiations between Per
sia and Russia the Soviet Foreign Minis
ter has announced the readiness OF the
Rolsheyists to evacuate Persia under
certain conditions.
Newport, R. l., June 15th.--The Reso-
lutte won today in the race with the Va
Mite by two minutes an0 seven seconds,
ELAPSED time, and three minute forty
two seconds, corrected time. The course
was arranged for a WindWard and Lee
ward race, but the wind shifted on the
way, making the last ourteen miles a
reach instead of a run The gardner
, 1920-06-24
"CHRISTIANSTED THEATRE
$50. THIS EVENING $50.
MARY Ma Larren" In Bonnie, Bon lie Lassie"

six-part comedy Of delightful quality, produced
Henry &. rowland
Mary Mae Larren plays the role of a Scotch girl W
woode Aiken portrays in admirable style an irascible
with the story. The rival lovers re played by David t
story abounds in unique humorous situations and h
setting.
This is a production sure to entertain everybody.
how commences wit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-14
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