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The Washington times., 1920-05-14

,1Sx36-inch Turkish and Huck
Towels; the regular 35c C6r
quality. For one day.. AOS
12O Beautiful Voile and Cling
ham Dresses, for misses and
women; sizes 16 to 46; regular
$6.9S, $8.98 and $9.75. C6 M
For Saturday. ... %OsVV
Women's Silk Poplin Dresses,
in black, navy, taupe. All sizes
up to A; regularly &2 az
$3.50. For a day.. %O'~o
Women's Silk Poplin Skirts, in
black, navy, victory blue, taupe.
25 to 30-inch waist. &E m
Regularly $6.98. ....... VOsVV
Women's Sport and Polo
Coats. camel's hair, polo cloth
and broadcloth; every shade and
style. Sold for S1075
s29.75 and $500. -. @ACssO
New Cotton Wolfe Waists,
plain tailored styles and fancy
models. Sell regularly at $3.50.
For one day 81 OX
at. ..''''''
New Wash Skirts, of fine mer-
cerized gabardine; latest sport
models, with patch or slash
pockets; sizes 25 to 80; worth
$3.50 and $3.50. For g OF
4 QaV. ..,......
Women's 5000, 500 and $500
Low Shoes, oxfords, pumps and
Colonials; made Of patent kid,
vici kid and tan leather; Good
year welts, Mckay and hand
turned soles; sizes 2 ca OF
to Z; widths A to D.. @7sVC
Women's White Low Shoes
and Laced Boots, made of best
quality Sea Island Duck and
Nubuck; turns and welts; pumps
or oxford ties. Sizes 21S to z.
Values $500 to CO or
SS.OO. ................. ~oeSc
Mems Low Shoes; popular
brands; tan calf and patent colt.
all perfect filters; made of best
materials; sizes 6lk to 9. Values
$500, $3.50 and CO Oc
$500. ................% %CsJJ
Misses and Children's White
Low Shoes, oxfords and pumps
made Of good quality canvas
solid leather soles; sizes 8h tc
misses 2. Values O. 0c
$500; $3.50 and $500. y AsJJ
Clark's Genuine o. N. T. Spoo
Cotton; 100-yard spools; blacl
and white, in all numbers ant
colors in 80 and go only. &
For one day only: ......:.. ~
Millinery Greatly Reduced; al
women's trimmed hats marked
s5.9S and $3.50 are S2 QI
now. ........,....
The Washington times., 1920-05-14
WILLIAM JOHNSTON, la

WILLIAM JOHNofONi H"o'
w leader, president OF the Inter
national Association Of Maehin-
lists. who is q member OF the
beard Of directors and vice presi-
dent of Washington's newest
financial institution. which has
effectively combined capital and
labor in a working organization.
The Washington times., 1920-05-14

The SnIvationists sayt mo matter
if the baby II nameless. IL is worth
It's weight In gold to the nation II
brought up into Worthwhile citi-
sen.- -....
The Washington times., 1920-05-14
CONTESSES TO KILLING
EIGHT PEOPLE ON FARM

wAsHBURN. N. d.. May ii.-Hewy
Layer. a farmer has confessed the
killing OF Jacob Wolf. his wifs and
I'VE children and a chore boy Jake
Hofer, on the Ayolf farm. three miles
vest OF Turtle Lake, ~ D.. ION April
~, IL WAS announced here today by j.
r. Williams. states Attorney for Nc
Leap county.
The Washington times., 1920-05-14

Fine Imported Madras, for
waists or dresses-our price 75c
yard, but really the S1.OO 60r
quality of today, yard. -. OSS
Yard-wide Bleach Hill Muslin;
everybody knows the quality of
Hill muslin; SOC every 49,
1S-inch ToweIing Crash, in ma
tural; linen weft. Regular price
20 cents yard. For one TO-
day ..............
72x90.inch "Woodbine' Bleached
Sheets; welded seams; right quail
ity of muslin; regular c1 20
$1.75 quality. .......... ~As~~
S1x9O.inch Seamless Sheets;
very good quality muslin; sells
regularly at s2.75. For S229
day ................ ~SO
"vulcan" Pillow Cases, 42x36
inches, 4-inch hem; regu- COc
lar price, SOC; for a day. OOS
Lightweight Comforts for baby
cribs; floral and nursery designs;
soft silkoline covering; 81 50
regular price, $3.50. %A'oV
Mems Blue Chambray Working
Shirts; genuine Amoskeag and
Blue Balls Chambray; perfect
make, double stitched seams; all
sizes IA to 1871. The factory
price is $1.371b today C1 2S
and scarce at that. %AsSO
j Mems Dress Shirts, worth up
to $3.50; highNgrade makes. Ar
row Brand. Vindex and Marlboro;
wooden madras high count per-
Gales and repps; all sizes IA to
II; soft French turn &1 OK
over cuffs .......... QAsCJ
Mems Nainsook Athletic Union
Suits; Vindex and other makes;
I cut full; closed crotch, elastic
waistband; sizes "a to OK
46 ............... 80
Nainsook and BaIbriggan Shirts
and Drawers; nainsook athletic in
all sizes, but balbriggan in broken
sizes only. Values 75c Az
7 and S1.00 .............
Boys Khaki Pants; sizes to
] II; we'll made and full QQc
j cut .........,"... wv
Boys, All-wool Blue Serge Suits; |;
: sizes s to II; Venetian or Alpaca
] lining; slash or patch pockets;
I stylish models; pants are all
: lined and finished with taped
seams; cannot be bought from
] manufacturers at this &12 S0
: prfStT T.............' ~ASs~V
! Mans Working Pants; heavy
j caseirperes and cotton MIXED
4 worsteds; Reading WooIen Mills
make; sizes 30 to ~ co OE
J waist; assorted lengths VJsSC
The Washington times., 1920-05-14

Infants Knit Sacques, Asher's
make; 6 dozen selected from
regular stock, marked c1 en-
$2.98. $3.50, S1.98. %AsOV
Women's Bungalo Aprons and
House Dresses, made of fine
percale and . gingham; plaids,
stripes, checks and plain colors:
regular prices, s1.9S C1 60
and 80 so 50.0 y 0lsUJ
One Rack of Women's Fine
Silk Petticoats, all "Smuthtit"
make: silk jersey with self or
taffeta ruffles; plain and change
able taffetas and satins; all col
ors and sizes. Sold for S7.9S,
1915 and 1913. Your eS m
choice OJsVV
q Dozen Ladies' Gauze Lisle
Hose, in white only; seamless
foot; perfect quality; 105c
to. close out. ........
Women's Esco and Monito Pure
Silk and Fiber Silk Hose, Isle
garter top; reinforced heel; dou-
BILE sole and toe; mock seam;
black, brown, white and navy;
selling regularly at c1 E0
$1.75 pair. ........... wow
Women's Pure Silk Hose, full
fashioned; black, white, brown;
regular $3.50 @ M
'Children's Sox, turnover cuff
tops; fancy designs; also some
plain white; 35c and SOC 0Qc
qualities. .........,......
3S-inch Dress Voiles, new
1920 patterns; light and dark
patterns and plain colors; co.
our regular .75c qualities JOS
c 32-inch Gingham Tissue and
Silk-mixed Plaids, 75c quality;
for for the one . sec
27-inch Plain Dress .Ginghams,
Amoskeag and Bates make; dark
blue, light blue, gray and 2E -
green; SOC everywhere. OCS
32.inch Bates and Amoskeag
Dress Ginghams. plaids, stripes,
checks and plain colors; selling
at Soc to 75c Ah~
yard. .................. 11S
36-inch Pcrcales, light and dark
shades; high count quality. Sell
ing everywhere at SOC 90
yard; for Saturday. JVS
New 36-inch Madras Shirtings;
all 1920 patterns. Selling en-
at 75c; yard. d........... JVS
36-inch Silk Poplin, in all col.
ors, including black; very bes,
quality Selling everywhere al
s1.75 and $1.98 c10c
! ward. ............. @AsLJ
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-02

1885, rooms, modern except heat.
s2000-5 rooms, modern. close In.
$21O0--6 rooms, mod, good location
$22OO-5 rooms, easy walking dist.
$500 rooms, slightly location.
S2750-5 rooms. fireplace.
$1,000 rooms. fruit and shade.
s3O00--S rooms, garage, shade etc.
S35OO-Good house. with furnace.
$375O--6 rooms with furnace.
$3750--6 rooms, new.
s4000-5 rooms with furnace.
S420O--5 rooms, hardwood floors. big
garage.
S4200-6 rooms. furnace. close In.
S4250-6 rooms. furnace; can move
in today.
$4,000 room house, modern with
4-room house In rear; $500
will handle; can you
beat It?
S5000-Brand new strictly modern.
S5250-Brand new, strictly modern.
Garage.
s55Oo-Brand new. strictly modern:
garage.
S5S00-Brand new. strictly modern;
extra fine.
$6000--S- room, strictly modern:
close in.
$7500-12-room hot water heat.
$4,000 to $25,000-Fins homes and
mansions.
CARTER. MCCARTHY BLDG.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-02
CHRISTMAS GREETINGS.


5 rooms, nearly new modern bungalow.
newly tinted and painted, built-in
features, immediate possession. sx-
cellent car service. Price $3.50: cash
$1,000.
3 rooms, full two-strory house. suita-
BILE for apartments. large sleeping
porches. one block to car line and a
big bargain. See us for price and
terms.
10-room house, strictly modern, large
basement with laundry, coal and
fruit rooms. good car service; In fact
a first-class property offered for
less than cost. Price. $4,000. $4,000
cash.
24-room apartment house. strictly
modern. hot water heat, big income
and can be had on easy terms. See
us for price.
See us for homes of all sizes and prices
as we have large liststo select from
!. GEM STATE REALTY COMPANY.
81 Empire bl1e,
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-02

A MAN worth $4,000, clean life. good
citizen, good provider, good looking.
asked me yesterday to put him in
correspondence with a good Chris
tan woman, aged between 80 and 40
with an idea of making her fall in
love with him with spring mar
riage to follow. want to hear from
the woman instanter. Let me hear
from friend of some good woman.
b. w. RICE, Caldwell.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-02
Houses and Apartments

x.tS+*%+***********++****+
+ NICELY FURNISHED 1O-room :
r house, beautiful grounds, every "
+ thing the best, close In, to rent.
I. also roomy house of Fl rooms, 4
!. furniture, fixtures and equip :
I. mcnt 10 sell and can rent the :
:. house; We also have two fine :
+ roomy aouses and lodging :
+ hoIses to sell cheap: we also :
I. have a 3-room house with two :
T. sleeping pCrclies. nice lawn and :
+ close in for only $1100; We also :
+ have a fine home in the north :
+ ern part of the city, stone house :
+ in every way right, fine lawn, =
+ shade and fruit. nice place for :
+ garden, exceptionally low in :
+ price; we also have a modern I
+ house, 5-room, French style :
I. bungalow, located on a corner :
j. and close in, it is most modern :
4 in every way, we can sell it for :
I. exact cost materials, purchased :
+ over Is months ago, place :
+ owned by large and wealthy es- :
i. tate and only about $1,000 will :
+ have to be paid on this modern
+ property; we have over 200
i. houses in our total listings. :
I. many of them are still at the
!. same old prices and terms of :
:. former years. let US show you
+ some Of these splendid homes; :
r buy now before they all go
I. much higher; Is years in this
:. business in Boise: we have
:. what you arc looking for. Call,
+ phone or write us.
\ SCIIOOLER-S TARLING
J. AGENCY,
+ 322-325-326 Overland Bldg,
!. Phone 377W.
.s..s..x 8. 80
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-02
FOR SALE. SEvEN-ROoM MODERN
EXCEPT HEAT
STEIN BARGAINS,

$1375 for Groom house, beautiful
shade. immediate possession: terms.
$4,000 for 4-room plastered house, built
in furniture; terms.
s2650 for Groom brick house, close In.
good condition.
$4,000 for groom bungalow, $500 cash
s2750 for Groom modern house beau
tiful shade, east front.
$500 for 6-room modern bungalow,
close In, immediate possession.
$500 for 5-room modern up to date
bungalow, hardwood floors, furnace,
built-in furniture. immediate possess
sion. $4,000 cash.
Phone 9s. 100 N. 10th St
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-02

AUCTION
I AM LOOKING for business what
have you to sell that you want the
cash for? What do you want to buy
at a big bargain? Closing out ana
public auction sales a speciality. any
where and everywhere. Bring or
send your troubles to me, Colonel K.
Downing, the man who always treats
YOU right. Bristol Hotel. Boise. Ida.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-02
WANTED-TO RENT.

WANTED-Board and room for man
and wife; prefer north part of town.
Will pay good price. Phone 116SM.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-02

of little half fed poorly
clothed alert little boys run about
the streets of Idaho cities and towns
and villages. They are frequently
railroaded to the reform schools
want good people to report these
names to me and l will write them
some good letters and send them
a little money and teach them not
to steal My father is rich. B. W..
Rice, Caldwell.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-02
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-One black and white and one
lemon and white Pointer Bird dogs,
running together. Phone w. K. Sui
Ivan, 2499J. Reward.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-02

WANTED-To rent small unfurnished
apartment or bungalow. Refer
ences given. Phone 1415W.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-23
BY ZOE BEckLEY
N. E. A. Staff Correspondent

DOORN, Holland-4err Wilhelm Hohenzollern has been moving for weeks now-and he is only beginning.
 A couple of wagons with maybe mother carrying the and parrot and the parlor clock the average family out of the old place into the new.
 But consider the All Highest!'
 Between 0and 50 huge can loads have already ar rived at Doon House. not counting frank and uncon cealed open trucks laden with stock for the wine cellar
 big maroon auto-van races back and forth several times daily besides sometimes to Amerongen sometimes Arnhem or Utrecht, bringing goodness knows what
 Sti-when one has dozen castlefuls of stuff to weed out and sort over 1t Is problem to know what to .~'''~ Barn Being Filled With Furniture
 A big, od concrete barn being piled with gllt-and- brocale furniture and huge amorphous bundles III burlap evidently bibelots and curios
 These await the kaiserins bestowa within the house which filled with painters and decorators who are being prayed to hurry, PLEASE, and let the family move in.
 Workmen indeed, are all over the remodel ing the main doorway draining the ancient moat which has been mosquito-breeding place. erecting artificial hocks planted with rhododendrons wherever too clear view of the mansion is had from the highway, doing hundred and things toward the comfort and adorn ment of the estate
 For consider also in the moving troubles of the kaiser that this is probably his final move.
 Whether he likes Doorn House not, whether the ghost of the girl who drowned herself in the moat ago elects visit him. whether the climate proves unsats factory sghtseers too numerous at Doom House he must live, and likely die
 Ex-Kaser Expects to Come On' Soon
 To the end that all shall be done right to start with the Dutch government recently granted permission the socaed prisoner of Amerongen to visit DoOrn several times week.
 Usually he comes alone but several times lately when the weather has been fne the kaisern has accompanied him. Despite the frequently circulated of her ill health, she shows trace ot 1t.
 No one knows definitely when the Hohen ollerns will move in May first the original date But the carpen ters and painters are taking her own time.
 The people of Amerongen and Doorn show almost incredible indifference to the Hohenzoern movements Nobody when they move whether they move or not Nobody in stod little Doo takes the trouble to go and watch for the kasers car scarcely to spec uate his comngs and goings the state of completion of Doon House the prospects of change it's ship will bring the sleepy village.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-23
Dutch No Attention Limited 3Ho Visits of Former "AHghe
 in and Fill o Mosquitoes
Doorn's Pretty Village; No Railroad

Doorn is larger and more interesting than Ameron- gen, 10 kometers to the east. Whereas Amerongen dull and grubby with street. church and inn Doorn is several times large and Is village of neat villas and fine homes.
 Doorn's curving main street, clean whistle has brckpaved roadway fanked by big trees and little shops
 There are two hotels and three churches but rail- roads Doorns rail connection Is maintained by stoon- tram two passenger coaches drawn by steam engine) which grunts and clangs and puffs and wobbes it's way through the village several times each day between DTle bergen and Arnheim
 From Saturday noon to Sunday night Doom is at its gayest which isn't terribly gay Then the inns wake up Bicycles automobiles and motorcycles come up Fatsh Dutch ladies emerge with very pink faces and hats too high on their heads They sit about slipping and chatting but never of Mr. and Mrs. Ex-Kaiser, whose imminent moving in will soon make Doom Mecca of the curious
 Dutch Don't Even Notice Him
 The tables were quite full today when Herr Hohen- zolern, returning from his limited three-hour permis sion at Doorn House cut round the hotel porch Tn his olive green car with his chn-strapped chauffeur.
 No one so much as granced up!
 In America the olive car would have been trailed by a hundred newspapermen and panting cameramen-
 Twas the only one who stared and the two guards on bicycles riding behind the olive car stared back for
 The day surprised him at the gate of his place, the surprise and the consciousness of being looked at lent certain sprghtlness the fallen monarchs bear ing Today, unaware of any eye upon him, he made me think of an od faded-gray wolf once saw behind the bars of a red-and-gold circus wagon
 His new place at Doorn has 60 hectares of ground and more than 50 rooms has private chapel the place dates fro mhe twelfth century He bought from the widowed Baroness van Heemstra for 5000O gulden- that's 00000-and he has astounded his Dutch work men by putting baths in the house and building servants quarters, also with baths!
 Remodelng Costs Huge Sum
 It is costing fabulous sum to enlarge and remodel the place Wilhelm is having hard struggle to privacy The church path has existed for hundreds of years and is now the pubics acknowledged right One road that Hanks end of the property has likewise be- come common And he has had to build bicycle path for Doorntes certain part of road upon which m fence slightly encroached
 Also he will be literally prisoner his own land, for he dare go nowhere without permission from the ernment. He is man without country in Holland only on sufferance.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-23

And New Jersey farmers are not the only ones who need to be shown.
 A Long Island farmer spoke to me not long ago of Q wonderful new i'm vention he had seen working and pro ceeded 10 describe an ordinary grain reaper and binder such as has been in use in western sections for thirty or forty years
 asked him if he had ever seen q corn cutter and binder. He smiled in a plying manner at my ignorance of the abilities and possibilities In
Arizona republican., 1920-05-23

farm machinery and informed me that such a thin could never be made to work
 He also enlightened me on the sub- iect of riding cultivators and farm tractors. It seems that they would be impracticahle and valueless If they were inventedi"
 No wonder milk remains high in the east if the farmers round about the metropolis have so little knowledge of the simplest methods of corn raising
 Young farmer go west and learn
Arizona republican., 1920-05-23

business methods on the farm-AIyra $. Barnes in the Sun and New York Herald.
 The earliest invention of the motion picture projecting machine was pat ented in 1867.
 It takes from three weeks to three months to tan various kinds of feathers.
 During the war it cost the war de- partment S2000 for each soldier. Now Lhe cost Is eetimatad at &lG1n
Arizona republican., 1920-05-23

 Collins of rutha crime when n 0 
   o of  of paper of
  of   
  he truth!
  of g,e clerk the possibly doorkeeper o
  ennot criticism by sending ng ble t d that No American dge doi
Arizona republican., 1920-05-23
cRUDE FARMINc IN EAsT

farmer of planting seed corn by hand from a bag suspended from his neck.
 Evidently there is a vast field for improvement in farming methods in the very nearly eastern part of these United States
 Why doesn't some enterprising stu dent pay his way through college by bedding corn planters in New Jersev2
Arizona republican., 1920-05-23

PARIS Joseph Caillaux. former premier of France. is once more a free man. He is shown here leaving Neuilly prison after his conviction for dealing with the Germans during the war. He had already served the term the court imposed and was freed just after the trial
Arizona republican., 1920-05-23

JUAREZ-Drun1 corps and bands led the revolutionary troops into the city of Juarez when it was taken recently in General Obre- gon's revolt against carranza. The soldiers were formerly Car ranza troops.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-23
HE'S 4DlsGUIsED" ALL RIGHT

HE'S "DIsGUIsED" ALL RIGHT
 You wouldn't know the ex-kaiser to>2y if he were to walk up to you on Adams street and say. Hello! Not that you were ever on speaking terms with him-but if you think you could spot him fro minis photographs, you're all wiring. The sketch on the left shows how he looks today. It was drawn from the last photograph snapped of him. Doesn't look much like the old pictures of the kaiser, does it? But take a pencil, turn his mustach up and make a spiked helmet out of his soft hat-pretty good disguise 'eh?
Arizona republican., 1920-05-23

WILHELM HATES MosouIToEsI
 Herr Hohenzollern hates mosquitoes and mosquitoes have always been thick about Doorn House. the new home into which the ex-kaiser is now moving at Doorn, Holland. Shey breed on the stagnant water of the old moat that surrounds the house, so Wilhelm is having this moat filled in Left-A new photograph of Doorn House show ing the moat (indicated by arrow) Right-The private chapel on the Doorn House estate where the former All Highest will worship alone
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-04-16
A new car load of Ford auto

A new car load of Ford auto
mobiles arrived Thursday morn
ing for the Western Garage
Get busy. They have just in
stalled nearly 81, 900, worth of
machinery equipment for their
auto repair shop. This will en-
able the Western to be better
prepared for repairing and they
will now be able TO make many
new parts instead of having to
order the same from the factory.
E. M. Brickley, president of
the Corona and Willard banks,
left Sunday on No. 4 to attend a
meeting of the directors Of the
Corona bank which convened
Monday. He next visited Will
lard attending a meeting Of the
directors of that bank which
convened Tuesday, returning to
Ca~rrizozo Wednesday.
w. r. White. manager of the
Ruidose saw mill was in town.
Wednesday and says, he is about
ready TO start operations at the
mill. He moved over to Ruidoso
from Parsons last week and will
hereafter be a resident of that
place. Timber for the first saw
ing is now at the mill.
Mrs. W. j. Fettef left for
Alamogordo, Wednesday to spend
the weekend with her sister.
Mrs. l.. G. Hubert and also to
form the acquaintance of her
little niece, who arrived last week
at the Hubert home. Mrs.
Fetter expects to return about
Sunday.
Ex.Mayor II. S. Campbell and
wife motored up from their home
on the border Tuesday and are
spending the week with CARR.
zozo friends.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-04-16
A happy gathering of old

A happy gathering of old
friends was noticeable at the d.
B. Tennis home last Sunday,
when Ed Houser and wife, E. F.
Jones and daughter Julia, Mrs,
l.. H.. Black and son Earl of Os-
euro, spent the day with the
Tennis family.
w H. Graham. editor of the
Melrose Messenger, who attend
ed District Conference here last
week, dropped in the Outlook
office to say. "Howdy do And
Then Good Bye"
The Mission Study Class meets
Tuesday evening at the M. e.
Church, April 20. The lesson will
be conducted by Mrs. McQuillen.
~ Chapter of Christian Ameri-
canization.
e. G. Monroe left Sunday on
No. 4 for the east and will visit
at different points in Illinois and
Indiana. His visit will be purely
of a business nature and he will
be absent about two weeks.
Mrs. d. I. Wilson, who attend.
ed the District Conference last
week, left for her home in Albu-
querque Tuesday. While here,
she was the guest of Mrs. Lin
Branum.
Mrs. Sarah C. Grey returned
from Three Rivers Sunday after
spending several days with her
son, Gordon.
Mrs. Jesse Patty, who has been
on the sick list for several weeks
Is improving nicely.
Mrs. Sam Allen left on No. 3
Wednesday for Ell Paso to spend
the weekend with friends at the
border city.