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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-27
Stationery

6 boxes La Marquise, declled edge,
tissue lined Envelopes, buff, blue
and white; SIPS.
6 boxes La Marquise, deckled edge,
white, blue and buff; $1.00.
3 boxes Bonnie Brae" Linen, green
with red edge, blue with pink and
white with blue; S1.00.
! box Hurd's Gentlemen's Note
Paper; large size; white; soc.
/ box Royal Irish Linen, twilight
gray with white border; 75c.
! box Milano Correspondence Cards,
deckled edge, red tissue lined
envelopes; S1.00.
3 boxes Hurd's Lawn Finish, blue;
Csc.
2 boxes Hurd's Lawn Finish, 4
quire stationery, 4-quire note sta
tionery and 2-quire Gilt Edge
Correspondence Cards; $500.
l box Cranes Linen Lawn, white,
Squire stationery; s1.50.
2 boxes Cranes Linen Lawn, white
with pink and green edge, 2-quire
paper; $3.50.
1 box Representative Linen, pink,
: 1-quire stationery; 25c.
s boxes Crushed Antique, blue, l.
quire stationery; 25c.
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Women's and ChIdren's
Knit Underwear

z Women's Cotton Vests, white,
Dutch neck, elbow sleeves, size 4;
CSC.
6 Women's Cotton Vests, white, low
neck, sleeveless, size 6; 2 for Csc.
Women's Wool Vests, white, high
neck. elbow sleeves, sizes 2 and 8;
S1.95.
s Women's Wool Union Suits,
white, high neck, elbow sleeves,
ankle length, sizes 2 and 8; 1895.
8 Women's Wool and Cotton Union
Suits, white, high neck, long
sleeves, ankle length, size 1;
S1.95.
/ Women's Wool and Cotton Union
Suit, white, Dutch neck. elbow
sleeves, ankle length, size 8;
S1.95.
z Athletic Union Suits, pink nain-
sock, hemstitched. sizes "a, SO,
3S, 40 and AZ; $1.65.
Athletic Union Suits, seco silk
and nainsook, pink, sizes 3S and
40: S1.95.
81 Athletic Union Suits, seco silk,
pink, sizes SO, SO, 40 and AZ;
$1.95.
z Women's Union Suits. Isle. bodice
top, pink and white, "Kayser"
make, sizes 8 and O.; S1.35.
5 Women's Union Suits, Isle, pink,
band top, size s: CSC.
Women's Union Suits, cotton,
pink, band top, size 8; Use.
z Women's Union Suits, ribbed,
white silk, low neck. sleeveless,
band top, knee length, sizes 4, s,
6 and z; $4.95.
3 Girls Union Suits, cotton, white.
high neck, long sleeves. ankle
length, size 16; CSC.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-27
Jeuelry

i Necklace, French jet; $3.50.
/ Necklace, French jet, combined
with crystal beads; $3.50.
/ Novelty Necklace, shell and metal,
fancy stone-set pendant; $3.50.
! Spanish Comb, demi shell. gold
inlaid design set with imitation
topaz: $500.
/ Novelty Necklace, imitation am
Der and amethyst on metal chain;
$500.
4 Necklaces, sterling silver. two
with genuine abalone shell pend
ant, and genuine blister pearl
pendant; 75c.
2 Necklaces. gold filled. genuine
pink shell cameo pendant: $3.50.
2 Necklaces, French jet. one plain,
one combined with green gold
chain; $500.
z Veil Pins, black enamel, imitation
pearl sets; Csc.
3 Back Combs, gray shell, set in
amethyst, some with brilliants;
$500.
/ pair Side Combs, gray shell, set
with brilliants; $1.25.
/ Back Comb. gray shell, set with
brilliants: Sl.25.
/ Casque Comb, demi shell, inlaid
gold. set with purple stones;
$3.50.
3 Braid Pins, gray shell, set with
purple stones; SOC.
4 Coat Chains, silver plated, French
gray finish. set with imitation
amethyst, topaz, sapphire and
pearl; $500.
s Filigree Brooches, gold filled, va
rious colored stone centers; SOC.
pair Earrings, sterkng silver
pendant, set with rhinestones and
indestructible pearl; $500.
l Cameo Pendant, solid gold, pink
shell, filigree mounting and real
seed pearl drops; $500.
3 pairs Slipper Buckles, silverite,
set with rhinestones; $500.
2 PAIRS Drop Earrings. pearl; 75c.
2 Dinner Rings, sterling silver, set
with French jet and rhinestones;
$500.
a Bar Pins, sterling silver, set with
rhinestones and colored stones
$3.50.
Bar Pins, one green gold, set in
green and coral colorings, three
French jet, fancy designs; an
other set with stones in peacock
colorings; SOC.
1 Cameo Brooch, solid gold, pink
shell, filigree mounting; $1,000.
6 pairs Cuff Pins, sterling silver;
SOC.
Dinner Rings, sterling silver, set
with genuine blister pearl or aba
lone shell; 75c.
charlottesville south wick. street FIsss
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Umbrellas

Umbrellas
IL Silk Umbrellas, $500.
s Umbrellas, novelty plaids, %
inch. suitable for rain or sun.
8 Umbrellas, red and green, 25-
inch. white handles.
Umbrella, green. 25inch, fancy
border, wood handle.
z Silk Umbrellas, purple, taupe,
navy and green, 25-inch, natural
wood handles; $5.95.
% Silk Umbrellas, red, green and
novelty plaids, natural wood ham
dies; $4.25.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-27
They're Pro6teering
in Egypt Now

CAIRO, Egypt May H.[For us
,urnished flats, let before me .' wsr a.
sao a month. 500 Is now Ds'"s go ~.
manded. A decree has peer ~ 70
rss,ricting Increase in rentals 70 %
per cent. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-27
Remnant Day Is Friday Tomorrow
What Is a Remnant?

bits Of merchandise which
glass
bit of ewey, pillow
blouse odd other similar articles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-27
The Object of
Remnant Day

is to dispose of all odds and ends of
merchandise, to enable US to keep our
stocks fresh and clean.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-27
BoUs' Clothing

IL Officers Caps, cotton khaki, sizes
Ga to 67s; Csc.
72 Wash Suits, s2.45.
% Cotton Suits, plain colors and
stripes. belted and MILDLY models,
sizes 3, a, 5, 6. z and 8.
10 Cotton Suits, plain colors and
stripes, Oliver Twist models.
both belted and MILDLY styles,
sizes 2, 8, 5 and z.
40 Cotton Suits, stripes and plain
colors, belted and MILDLY models,
sizes a. 5, 6, z and 8.
6 Cotton Wash Suits, white, blue
and khaki, MILDLY styles, sizes 4, s
and z; S3.t5.
9 Cotton Wash Suits, white with
blue trimming. MILDLY style, sizes
4, 5, 6, z and g.; s3.95.
Juvenile Suits, S4.95.
2 Velvet Suits, green, sizes 5 and
6, belted models.
2 Wool and Cotton Suits, mix
ture, belted models, sizes 8 and 5.
62 pairs Pajamas, blue and pink
stripe outing flannel, 2-piece
models, sizes 6, 8 and 10; $1.45.
light blue; other navy and light
blue, cord girdles; sizes and 10;
S2.95.
2 Bath Robes, cotton, brown and
light tan, cord girdle, sizes. 10
and 16; $4.95.
II Velvet Hats, black and navy, sizes
6H to z; 45c.
ID Soldier Suits, cotton khaki, coat
and straight knee pants, sizes 4,
5 and 6; Csc.
s Cotton Hats, khaki, sizes 6M,
6R, z, ia; Csc.
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Bedding
Beacon" Comforter, tan and
white, with silk binding; size 64x
80 inches; $3.50.
Wool Mixture Blankets, white
with blue borders; size 70x80
inches; $ll.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-27
Won,en's NechcUedr

Women's NeckWedr
IA Collars, white oryandy, fiat
round and square style, 2 for 25c.
II Collars; $1.25.
10 Lace Collars, white, lace trim
med, and with black ribbon.
Lace Collars, white, powder ron
collars.
II Organdy Collars, white embroid-
cry trimmed, roll style; Sl.75.
s Net Collars, white, bib collar with
tuck and insertion trim; Csc.
II Vests; $1.O0.
3 satin and cord Silk Vests, white
and tan, high neck with plain and
shirred collars.
Broadcloth Vests, white, trim
med with black braid, novelty
buttons and buckle.
Broadcloth and Duvetyn Vests,
navy and tan, roll collars and
braid trim.
25 Windsor Ties, crepe and satin,
white, pink, Kelly green and Law
ender; 25c.
8 MILDLY Ties, silk, Kelly green, I
yard square; Csc.
4 Net Stocks and Jabots, white,
jabots trimmed with tucks and
Val lace; $500.
3 Plush Stoles, black, self-lining and
ball trimmed; $500.
II Wool Scarfs, white, yellow and
heather, two yards long, fringed
ends; $3.95.
rs yards Maine, light blue in txo or
three shades; Csc per yard
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-27

HOw the average WIZ" =. doc.
49, her husbapd-and bow he ''eS
deserve q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-27

4 Cotton Comforter Bats, white
unused from display; size Tx
81 inches; 75c.
! Wool Mixture Blanket, pink and
white plaid (soiled); size 70xS0
inches; $3.50.
4 Cotton Blankets with wool finish,
gray, with pink and blue borders
(soiled); size 6dx76 inches; $3.50.
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TOiletrieS
81 bottles Toilet Water. S1.00.
Jardin de Lilas, Jardin de Poppy,
Jardin de Marie, Jardin de Rose
and Kismider.
8 boxes Talcum, Eleasia Ideal and
Muguet des Champs, 2 for 25c.
4 bars Kintho Complexion Soap. 2
for 25c.
3 jars Exora Cream, flesh; 25c.
Is cakes Bath Soap, Benzoin and
Violet. 3 for 25c.
8 cakes Toilet Soap, assorted odors,
for 25c.
IL cakes Colgate's Shaving Soap. 4
for 25c.
2 Liquid Kolynos Mouth Wash, Csc.
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9 Satin Gowns, pink. slip-over mod
els, trimmed with blue, sizes 6, 8
and 10; SOS.
L. Satin Chemises, pink, trimmed
with blue. sizes 10, IL and ID;
Sl.95.
2 Bingham Dresses. green, trimmed
with plaid Bingham, sizes II and
Ia; SIPS.
I Dresses; 1895.
/ Poplin Dress, pink. white or
CANDY collar and cuffs, size 6.
Jean Dress, blue. regulation
style, size IL.
l Linene Dress, tan, MILDLY style.
blue collar and cuffs. size 10.
l Lawn Dress, white. lace and
embroidery trimmed. size 10.
2 Serge Dresses, navy, tan and blue
yokes, belts and cuffs, size II;
$685..
1 Challie Dress. navy and green,
white collar and cuffs, size II;
$685..
Dresses; $S.95.
/ Taffeta Dress. green, shocking
and hand-embroidered. size 10.
2 Serge Dresses, jumper style.
navy with blue linen blouse, sizes
8 and IL.
2 Crepe de Chine Dresses. pink
and blue, trimmed with shocking,
slightly soiled. sizes 8 and 5.
Net Dress, white, blue satin
sash, size 8, slightly soiled.
2 Georgette Dresses, light blue.
tucks and large plated co lar.
sizes IL and IA; STATS.
2 Crepe de Chine Dresses, pink and
white, trimmed with tucks and
colored embroidery, sizes 10 and
IA; $3.50.
5 Bonnets, white lawn, lace and en-
broidery trim; $1.25.
6 Bonnets, white lawn, lace and en-
broidery trim; Csc.
Wood Nursery Seats, slightly
damaged; Csc.
ID pairs Rompers, poplin and ging-
ham; some trimmed with black
stitching; others with white
pique, sizes 2, 3. 4. 5 and 6; Sl.65.
pairs Rompers, rose corduroy,
trimmed in blue wool and pearl
buttons, sizes and 4; sl.95.
Wool Caps, rose and dark red;
25c.
2 pairs Wool Bootees, white, slight
ly soiled; Csc.
5 Dresses, white lawn. lace and
embroidery trim, sizes 1, 2 and 3;
$1.65.
A Dresses, white lawn, lace and en-
broidery trim, sizes 2 and 3;
S2.95.
/ Dress, white French batiste,
handmade and hand-embroid-
cred, size 8; $5.95.
9 Dresses: S1.95.
4 Dresses, white lawn, lace trim
med, sizes !, and 3.
5 Dresses, gingham, pink and
green, white collars. sizes /,
and 6.
Lawn Dresses, white, sizes 2, 3,
4 and 5; S4.95.
Bingham Dresses, pink and blue,
white collars, sizes 3, and 5;
SEAS.
l6 pairs Muslin Drawers, white, en-
broidery trim, size 2 years; 2 for
35c.
Z pairs Muslin Drawers, white, size
2 years; 45c.
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Is balls "Dorcas" Knitting Cotton.
white; numbers Ii, Is, 20; 8
balls. 25c.
8 Children's Knee Protectors, ages
3 to &; 2 for Csc.
16 balls Wrapping Irvine, 2 for Csc.
16 bolts Silk Soutache Braid, red
and ecru; bolts, Csc.
2 bolts "Amo" Bias Tape, white. "a
inch wide; II yards on a bolt; 2
for CSC.
Is bolts "Amo" Bias Tape. white. q
and IN inch wide; II yards on a
bolt; 25c.
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Millinery
81 Straw Hats, small and medium
sizes. trimmed with flowers. rib
hons. wings and quilts; assorted
colorings; $3.50.
Is Tams, hemp and patent leather.
black. brown and navy blue;
$3.50.
IL Untrimmed Hats. OF rsere braid.
black and red, in large. medium
and small sizes: sl.25.
--nssDssgsn- sssssw,ek. se~e~S vss~v
Trimmings and Ldces
IS yards venise Lace Banding, ecru,
IA to ga yard lengths; Csc
yard.
~ short lengths Insertion and Edg-
ings, Vals., Filet and Torchon.
white and ecru. SO to 2is yard
lengths; Half Price.
Az yards Embroidered Georgette.
taupe and brown. 40 inches wide:
$4.95 n yard.
2 yards Silk Net. turquoise, embroi-
dered in silver tinsel. $2.s5 a
yard.
6 Is yards Embroidered Georgette,
taupe, 40 inches wide; $4.s5 a
yard.
ga yards Radium Silk. two tone. SO
inches wide; 75e a yard
ia yards Embroidered Silk Net,
brown, 40 inches wide; SOS a
yard.
ia yards Silk Net, American
Beauty, embroidered in silver, 40
inches wide; S2.95.
IL yards Printed Georgette, white
backgrounds with floral effects,
40 inches wide, IA TO IA yard
lenRtNS, Sl.oU yafu.
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Wash Goods
lat pieces Wash Goods, including
Bingham, Outing Flannel. Cotton
Challies, Crepe and other fabrics,
in assorted colors. varying in
length from 7s to 5 yards; Csc a
yard.
1919 yards Cotton Skirting. white,
pique weave, with Jacquard
damask stripes; SO inches wide;
7lc a yard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-27
The Prices on
Remnant Day

are all drastic reductions. Every "rem-
nant" is priced low enough To assure
customers exceptional savings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-27
Ribbons

hCOOOtS
so Hair Bows, in plain, ecked,
striped and Dresden patterns,
Half Price.
$50 pieces Ribbon, satin, novelty
silks, grosgrain and Dresden,
varying from u to 8 inches wide;
Half Price.
SO pieces Ribbon, satin and novelty
silks, varying from 2 to inches
wide, Half Price.
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Notions
"a balls Duchess" Daining Cotton,
brown, lavender; rs yards on
ball; for 25c.
3 bolts Embroidery Edging, white
with navy blue edge; 3 bolts, 25c.
yards Frilled Elastic, white silk,
n 2 yards, 25c.
~ cards Fancy Buttons, for trim
mings; 3 to IL buttons on each
gard 6 cards, 25c.
II balls coates" Crochet lotion,
pink, lavender, blue, white; num-
bers 10 TO 80; 3 balls, Csc.
balls "Silkine" Crochet G OF ton,
white, yellow; numbers 80, 60 and
.. 100; 4 balls, Csc.
% bals "Silko" Crochet Cotton, Law
Hdr, pink, white, light tan, yell
haf. zS: numbers 10 to 100;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-10
$500 IN JEWELS
| TAKEN FROM HOMES
Thefts Of Wearing Apparel and
Bicycles Also Reported to
the Police.

a diamond brooch, worth $1,000;
watch and chain, worth $500. and
three diamond rings. valued at $500.
were stolen from the residence of
H. II. Weaver, 3 Newlands street,
Chevy Chase, Md, yesterday after
noon. 1t is believed that the burglary
was committed by the elusive jimmy
thief.
81 600 was reported to the police by
John c. Walker Wardman Park Ho-
tel. The brooch disappeared from the
apartment.
Two suits of clothes We're stolen
from the residence of Nathaniel Lang
ford. 202 B street, last night.
Three suits of clothes and three
silk shirts We're stolen from the
| apartment of II. T. Nichols, at 512
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-10

for a building and auditorium suitable
for general convention purposes. The
committee is to be named at once.
with instructions 10 begin its work
Immediately in order to report prog
res sat the frse meeting of the cham
Der next fall.
George S De Neale, jr, head of
the citizens employment bureau. ask
ed the support of members of the
chamber ard Business men generally
Tor the bureau. giving a brief state
-l1nt OF its work and what it has
done.
BY unanimous vote the chamber in
dorsed the appeal of the National
Civic Federation declaring against
any recognition of the Russian sovicts
and holding that the Lenin-Trotsky
regime in Russia was inimical to
everything for which civilization has
striven for 1000 years.
| Admission of fifty-one new members
to the chamber since the last meet
! ing was announced A buffet sup
per was served at the close of the
meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-10
WILL DEVISE PLANS
FORCOL.ISEUM HERE
Chamber of Commerce to
Appoint Committee of 1C0
to Handle ProjecA.

Appointment OF a committee of one
hundreds members OF the Chamber of
Commerce TO formulate plans for
financing the erection here of coli
scum and auditorium capable of car
ing for large national conventions and
similar gatherings was decided upon
at last nights meeting of the cham
Der. The members present voted
unanimously 10 get actively be
hind the movement for provid-
ing adequate convention facili-
ties fer Washington, number OF
members urging immediate acton.
setting forth reasons why the National
Capital should have such building,
and recommending that other coli
scum and auditorium projects be
eliminated from consideration. Last
nights meeting was the final gather
ing of the chamber for the simmer.
Following the usual routine bust
ness, Robert \. Harper, III esiccht, out
lined the purposes OF the chambers
Convention meeting and threw the
discussion open TO members. NJ. y.
LeeSe. who was chairman OF former
conventions committee of the cham
Der. urged the necessity of reviving
the old committee. raising an AIDE
duatc convention fund and immediate
1y setting about providing proper au-
ditOriuu facilities. other speakers
along the same lines We're l.. g.
Schroeder. Chaplin Rrown Rev. Or
Hugh T Stevenson. Isaac Cans. h. l..
Jones and President Harper.
irgcs Separate Project.
Mr. Brown urged that the chamber
eliminate at once any idea of corr
bining with the Washington Memorial
Association in plans for George
Washington memorial hall and audtio-
rum. saying that under an act of Con
gress this building, for which funds
now are being raised, can be used
only for certain purposes under the
sanction of the regents Cf the smith
sonian Institution. and that CONNER
cial and other conventions are not m
Guided in the congressional enumera
ton Only an amendment to the en-
listing act creating the association and
providing for the memorial. he said
could make such a building available
for general convention uses.
Following the general discussion
the chamber voted unanimously to
empower President Harper to name a
committee of 100 to formulate plans
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-10

I'd street The apparel was carried
away in a suit case belonging to the
occupant of the apartment.
Bicycle thefts were reported to the
police yesterday by j. r. O'Neli. 1883
North Carolina avenue northeast
Roger StouTer, Sc Florida avenue
northeast: Curtis Waters, 1914 26th
street; Paul Chrismond. EOS d street ;
Donald Wheeler. zoos Adams. Mill
road; G. l.. Baker, 2119 California
street. and Charles Wilson. 1olS 3ls'
street.
Charles Fahy, 40 oth street. rePol
cd that wearing apparel valued al
Sa95 had been stolen from his SIS
sers trunk. in O'Connor Hall. TrinHy
College. where she is a student. ~
sister is Miss Hannah Fahy. ol6 80
avenue, Rome. Ga.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-10

headquarters from many sources, ana
w. B. Westlake announces that the
Office will be kept open so that all VINO
wish to do so may help in the appeal.
The total fund is now sufficient to
care for the regular activities of the
Salvation Army for the next year. but
Mr.. Westlake hopes to add sufficient
amount to take care of the cost OF
preparing the, building for the
women's hotel to be established by
the army.
The committee may be reached over
telephone Main 1926.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-10
Notions and Toilets

26-inch Stamped Guest Towels,
each, Csc.
Fringe Hair Nets. dozen, 55c.
Wash Cloths. each, sc.
Dexter Knitting Cotton, 2 for z5c.
O. N. T. Crochet Cotton, 2 for Csc.
Silkine Crochet Cotton, 2 for 25c.
Hush, the reliable deodorant, 19c.
Armour's Superhne Bath Soaps,
for Csc; each, &c.
Fine Lawn Writing Paper, "a
sheets and "a envelopes, white
and tints, box, 23c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-10
BUSINESS AUNT TO MEET

The annual meeting of the Business
High School Alumni Association will
be held at the school tomorrow night
at o'clock. officers for the ensuing
year will be elected. After the bust
ness meeting a dance will be held in
the school gymnasium.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-10
SALVATION ARMY FUND
MANAGERS MAKE MOVE
Establish Quarters in National
Press Committee Building-Con-
tributions Continue.

The headquarters of the Salvation
Army home service fund committee
have been moved from the meZzanine
floor of the Willard Hotel to the Ma
tional Press Committee building at
400 Pennsylvania avenue.
Contributions continue to. reach
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-10
ORDERED TO WASHINGTON.

Lieut.. Commander Penn l.. Carroll,
attached to the battleship New Mex
leo, has been ordered to this city LOT
duty in the bureau of steam engineer
ing. Navy Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-10
EXCHANGE COMMANDS.

Capt. Lyman A. Gotten, commanding
the Z. S. s. Galveston, and Capt. VIC
tor A Kimberley. commanding the
U. s. S. Chattanooga, have been or
dered to exchange commands.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-06-08
F|LIPINAS GET
BALLOT BEFORE
AMER. SISTERS
Sonora de .veyra Describes
Status of Women in the
Philippines.

The Filipino woman is destined to
be in the worlds spotlight more than
ever before as a result OF the news just
received by cable from Manila to the
effect that the Philippine senate ha4
passed the equal suffrage bill giving
women full political rights with men.
This would indicate that the Filipino
may beat her American sisters to the
ballot box.
The Filipino has many admirers who
predict she will make good If she gets
the vote, just as she has made good in
the very important role she has &C.
cupied In the family and business life
Of the Philippines eyer since the in
PRODUCTION Of Christianity in the is
lands three centuries ago.
Americas advent In the Philippines
discovered a wonderfully interesting,
responsive little being, the Filipino wo-
man." writes one American concerning
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-06-08

Jacob Hornifeus arrived here Sun
day on his way from California to
visit at the home of a daughter in
Montana. He stopped off to visit with
his old friends and neighbors, Mr..
and Mrs. Lee Fewkes, whom he had
not seen for Is years.
While on his way here Mr.. Hornifeus
became acquainted with a couple OF
men on the train and before reaching
The Dalles, Greg, he was drugged. He
was unconscious for a considerable
length of time and then lost his rea-
son and was in such a condition that
the trainmen put him off the train and
gave him into the care of the police Of
ficers. He carried over 5000 in money
on his person of which he had a larger
share in n of his shoes. The two
men he was with picked his pockets
of the rest of the money.
Mr.. Hornifeus is II years old but
is hale and hearty and can put up a
good scrap. He states that the police
officers say it took several men to
manage him while he was out of his
head at The Dalles.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-06-08

Gus Frykman, who has been en-
ployed by the Boomers Ferry Lumber
company for several years, has re-
ceived a sample of the Flint Auto
matte Kinder, in the manufacture
OF which he holds a large interest,
and is exhibiting it to his friends.
The kinder is designed to be used
as a means for starting a fire in coal
or heavy wood without any other
kindling or can be used to turn an
ordinary stove into an oil stove, in
which CASE all the odor from the
burning oil will pass up the chimney.
1t can also be used by hunters or
automobile tourists to cook over
when out in the open and will prove
very handy for this purpose as a
hot fire car be made on it in the
time it would take to gather the
wood and then there are no Goals to
set a fire after the tourist has left.