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Evening star., 1920-02-26
Deaths Reported.

! The following deaths have bcen reported to
the health department In the last twenty four
hours:
Marion NJ Thompson. ~. 70: 10Th street
northeast.
Gabriel F. Johnston 20. Emergency Hospital
Fannie A. Vernon. Sc. 119 street south
west.
Mary c. Hayden. -. Mash San Mission Hos
pial.
Thomas Parker. 6s. IT'S 18th street.
/ Hoirrt +. Ashb,. -. l1.s. Irving street
northeast.
Adolph F.. Powell. 30. III ith street south
east.
Mary e. Trucks. Sc. 766 Park Rad.
Julius Marriott. tIS. Providence Hospital.
John Il. Hogelani. ca. i3i 1lth street north
/ east.
! Alma G. Risgen. 10. George Washington Uni
versity Hospital
! John 7. Church. 81. Washington Asylum
! Hospital.
/ Edgar l.. Harris. %. 1892 Goth street.
! Mary a. Blake. o, lfsiL X lunsr place north
east.
| Eliza Anderson. -. st. Elzabcth's Hospital.
/ Malinda Brown. as 23u' Sth street
I Hester A. Turner. -. 40 .pth street.
/ Mary j. Davis. 40. 1883 9th street
Mary Whitfield. CT. e:2,ai 18th street.
Andrew Boston. 80. st. Elizabeth'S Hospital.
| Percy Wilson, -. ST. Elizabeth's Hospital
| Morris Robertson. months, 1918 Stanton
| road southeast
Evening star., 1920-02-26
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported t.
the health department in til. last twenty -fou
hours:
George ". and Martha F.. Andre. hoy.
Albert T. ali Catherine +. Coeswell hoy.
George B. and Julia A. Craishiil. girl.
Ernest G. and Margaret A. Easton. boy.
Louis and Ruth R"se. girl
Charles II. and Mary Fuller. girl.
Eenjam.n II. and Margaret NJ. Babcocx
girl.
ollie V. and Susie J. Phillips. boy.
Rndolph j and Laura V. Strickland boy.
Henry L. and Carrie H. Milne. girl
Howell x. and Agnes G. Hanson to".
Charles u. aud IIcttie y. Tebhs. girl.
Charles A. J.. and Eisi. NJ. Shepherd girl.
George Il. and Mary T.. Schwictz"r, boy.
John 4. and EGith q. trrcl. boy.
Stewart and Margaret Chase, girl
Frederick and Janet Grimm girl
Raymond W. and Eula Lewis. girl.
Harry l., and Edna Wondyarl. 10y.
William J. and Marie \. stanton, boy.
Ernest and Helen Il. Ercus. girl.
William \. and Jennie Anderson boy.
John ii. and Clara lass. girl.
John and Agnes Thomas boy
Herman W. and Mabel rhines. boy.
Albert and Ethel Garner, boy.
julius and Rosie Mastcrson. boy
Jerry and Rachel Nicholson. boy
Moses and Emma Simms, boy.
Evening star., 1920-02-26
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
Th"mas G.. Judkins Of San Francisco. Calif..
nd Elizabeth G.. FNnks OF Alameda, Calf.
F,bcn " Parker of Greeniield. Mass. and
Nina N. Navarez Of this city.
william H. Faison and Ruth G. Kuhn. both
Of Richmond. Va.
George Smith and Mary T.. Golden.
Roy J.. Dorsey OF Fairfax, Va. ana Edith
o. wheeler of Harrisburg, Ia.
Wilmer G. Snyder Of Dallastown. Pa. and
Maize A. Hildebrand Of Redlion. Pa.
George NJ. Berry and Mabel Washington.
Malcolm II. Vess Of Collierstown. Va. and
Mary u. Steele Of Covinston. Va.
| David H. Cannon and Beatrice T. Harvey.
Earnest r. Harris and Katie s. Wilhoite
both Of Charlottesville. Va.
John r. Holland and Theory Miles.
Charles p. Thacker and Florence A. Keith
both of Richmond. Va.
Clarence johnson and Florence Clark.
George Booker and Eva Dillon.
Paul ". Holmes and II. Leonne Clark.
Herman b. Keys and Rosa p. fischer.
Heher G. Hinckley and Olive G. Hodges.
Levi Bryant Of New York city and Willie A.
Hughes Of this city.
Dennis Coggfns and Annie Tyler.
Leonard G. ". Bfnsted and Goldie Y. rearre
James O. Hutchison OF Baltimore. Md. and
Elloiss Kennedy Of Belair. Nd:
Albert A. Hansen and Alice NJ. CArmody.
Leonard l.. SandridEe Of Roanoke, Va, and
Blanche J. Campbell Of Fairbury, Ill.
John ". Smith Of Summit, Va, and Maud
e. Volts Of this city.
Archibald NJ. Dennison and Ethel l.. rvey.
Evening star., 1920-02-26
TWO YOUTHS ARRESTED.
One From D, o. Taken In Connec
ton With Maryland Robbery,

Harry Joseph Howell, nineteen
years old. 1453 Fairmont street, and
Richard Coleman. fourteen years old,
Hyattsville, Nd. were arrested last
night by Deputy Sheriff Henry Girls
mond Of Montgomery county, Md, and
Constable Thomas Garrison of Prince
Georges county, assisted by Detec-
tive Patrick O'Bricn. 1t is charged
that they robbed the home of James
Rurket, between Linden and Forest
Glen. the latter part of January.
Howell and Coleman were detained
overnight by the police, and today
the Maryland officers took them to
l Rockville.
Evening star., 1920-02-26
Robert T.. Lee Chapter Dance.


Those who will serve as chaperons
for the dance to be given by the Rob-
ert T.. Lee Chapter. United Daughters
of the Confederacy. at the New Will
lard Hotel. tomorrow evening are.
Mrs. Thomas +. Gore, Mrs. James V.
McClintic. Mrs. David kincheloe. Mrs.
Houston B. Teehee. Mrs p. Day. Mrs.
Mrs. George Horning. Mrs. Edwin
DuBose, Mrs. Julian Goolsby. Mrs.
! William I. Denning, Mrs. j. King
Pickett. Mrs William Davis. Mrs.
Charles Richter and Mrs. Walter
Wyatt.
A program arranged by Mrs. For
rest F. Erooman, chairman of the
dance. and which will be rendered
during intermssion. will consist of
the following talent: Mrs. Ruth W.
Simpson. Mrs David kincheloe. Miss
| Young, Mr.. Earl Carbaugh. Mr.. Stan
ley William Bell and Mr.. Benjamine
Bauer.
The marriage of Miss Ruth =.
Houck. granddaughter of Mrs Katie b.
Wright and the late Frances Wright.
| to Mr.. Melvin Arthur Goodspeed of
Montana took place Tuesday after
noon. The ceremony was performed in
| United Brethren Church, by the Rev.
DR.. Charles +. Fulz. and was followed
| by a reception in the home Of the
brides grandmother. Miss Maude
Franklin of Fredericksburg, Va. was
the maid of honor, and the best man
was Mr. John ]. Barry. The bride.
uncle, Dr. Firman Housed, were a
travelling suit of duvetyn. one of the
new shades of blue. embroidered in
gray and trimmed with squirrel fur.
with muff to match, small hat OF
gray duvetyn. trimmed with flowers.
hnnOnet of lilies OF the
valley and orchids.
Miss Franklin, the maid of honor.
was in a contrasting shade of blue.
with a small straw hat of the same
shade, and wore d corsage bouquet OF
| pink sweet peas.
The decorations in the church and in
the house were palms and ferns.
Among the wedding gifts was an an
tique silver cup and saucer, with golo
spoon, artistic in shape and design.
Partisan jeweler, and presented by
Cen John C. Fremont to the brides S
aunt as a birth gift. Mr.. and Mrs:
! Goodspeed left for New York and
Boston. where they will spend few
| days, en- route to Bar Haroor. NE
where the bridegroom is now station
ed at the United States radio station.
Miss Edwina Levin of New York
who came to Washington for Miss
Byrd Mocks George Washington
studio celebration, returned to New
York yesterday.
Miss Josephine v. Child will enter
/ tain las her week end guest Miss Ro-
| bertha Forbes-H Stillman. New
York. Miss Child and her mother
have planned several parties in Miss
Stillman's honor.
Martha Washington Chapter. d. A
r.. will celebrate its twenty-seventh
anniversary Friday evening with an
at home from to 10. at 420 Il street
northeast.
| The marriage of Miss Hilda Beier
of Pittsburgh, Pa. and Mr.. Walter
Berding took place in Washington
on Saturday, February II. the Rev.
John II. Jeffries officiating.
Mr. William b. fitzpatrick OF
Friendship Heights. Md. announces
| the marriage of his daughter. Ethel
Harrison, to William T. Carrigan. jr,
on Saturday. February II. 1920.
Evening star., 1920-02-26

At eguIarly $500 and $500
20 Misses Silk Frocks, one of kind: in finest
plated side panels. ruffled tunics. bouffant and
puffed drapery; steel beading. floss silk embrotd
cry; embro roidered chiffon collars and lace vests;
In navy, French blue, Copenhagen gray, tan and
black.
Misses Dance Frocks
At $24.5O-RegularIy $500
Dance Frocks, maize color satin and rose
At $33.5O-RegularIy $500 to $65.O0
Misses Dance Frocks, In soree silks. satin.
silk net and silk tue, with chiffon velvet; best
shades. including rose black and orchid:
Underwear-Both Kinds
Silks and Cottons-a day for decisive
clearing Of odd garments-also lot of silk
kmonos. An all-around remnant oppor-
tunity.
$I.OO Boomers, Csc
eatiste Boomers. in flesh color only. with lace
edge; also tailored styles. Odd lot for season.
end disposal.
$500 Billie Burkes, $I.S5
satiste Billie Burkes. embroidered In pink and
light blue; shirred yokes. short sleeves.
$500 Silk Corset Covers, $l.45
Crepe de Chine Corset Covers, with Wide
ins-in flesh color. white, lavender, maize and
light blue. Pretty!
$500 Muslin Petticoats, $I.35
Muslin Petticoats, with lace and embroidery
hounees; some with underfiounees: long lengths
only. So price is reduced.
$3.50 Billie Burkes and Gowns, $4.85
Crepe de Chine Gowns and Billie Burkes. with
lace and ribbon yokcs; sleeveless models; In
flesh color only Just some oud pieces.
$3.50 Envelope Chemise, $4.S5
crep de Chine and Satin Envelope chemse
trimmed with Iaces and ribbons; ribbon straps
both flesh and white.
$1,000 Silk kimonos, $6.85
Crepe de Chine kImonos with shIrrine and
flesh, lavender, navy and black. Only % In all!
End of Winter Furs
A great many people have decided that
it is wise to help us to dispose of our
winter furs. What do YOU think OF
buying NOW?
$ls5.o0 to $235.oo Fur Coats, $1,000
This lot includes coats as follows:
Near Seal with raccoon collar,
Marmot with raccoon collar,
Marmot plain model.
Lynx Cat, with raccoon cellar.
Near Seal with marmet collar and cuffs.
$165.00 Marmot Coats, $500
Two thirty Inch plain models.
Muffs
$3.50 Hudson Seal Muffs, $3.50.
$3.50 Seane Muffs, 5000.
$3.50 sealine Muffs, s.5o.
$3.50 Nutria MufTs, $3.50.
$95.OO Fox Scarfs, $69.5O
In brown. Poiret and black,
$500 Fox Scarf, $59.5O
Black only
$500 to $95.OO Wolf Scarf. $3.50
In taup.. brown, Lucille. bsttIeship and dove.
Evening star., 1920-02-26
Extra!
$500 Frocks, $3.50

IS Misses Taffeta SILK Frocks, jaunty little
boiero jackets, and long tunics: scaiioped and
finished with self cordfng; tan, Copenhagen
and navy blue.
Evening star., 1920-02-26
Society
Continued from Eighth PaeeD

French music was and what modern
French music is. and Will give inter
| pretations on the piano. Mile. Weiss.
VINO mas been a pupil of the Con
servatoire of Paris. where she won a
hrst prize. has given concerts in
At the last lecture of the Alliance
Franchise there were present Mr..
Thomas NJ. Chatard. Mrs. Charles v
Boynton. Mrs. John Lindsay More
head, Miss Sarah Lee. Mrs. and Miss
McGowan. Mr., c. Brantly. Mrs. II. c.
Hovenden. Mrs. II. Purdum. Mrs. w.
a. De Caindry. Mrs. II. r. Bieelow.
Mrs. r. s. Fay. Mrs. J. H. Gorven.
Miss. II. w. Atwater. Mrs. II. II. d.
Peirce. Mai. and Mrs. II. r. Stiles.
Miss NJ. +. Mellon. Miss n. Magruder,
Mrs. Bowman. Mr.. and Mrs. William
, II. Baldwin, Mr.. and Mrs. s. r. Full
Ter. Miss NJ. c. Redfern. Mrs. Colds
borough. Mrs. Schuyler Merritt. Miss
VI. G. Fox. Mrs. A. r. Shanks and Mrs.
G. B. Newman.
| Prince Andrea Boncampagni arrived
at New York from Italy yesterday and
was met there by Princess Boncampa gni.
| who went to New York the first of
the week. They are staying at the
| Ritz-Carlten Hotel.
Mrs. Joseph NJ. Cudahy of Chicago
|
at the Bhorcham. Mrs. August Bel
mont was among the guests.
| The League Of American Penwomen
| will celebrate national music week
at the regular Friday tea tomorrow
afternoon al the clubhouse. 1922 II
street northwest. Tho league has as
/ Its CUES. OF honor for the day. Mrs.
Carrie Jacobs Bond. composer and
| p''etrSs. who will sing some Of her
own compositions Mrs. Bond has
bcen member of the Pcnwomcr
League for Il number of years. and
eulogy on her work will be given by Mrs.
Isaac Pearson. national president. when
she appears Friday.
Miss Jessie Mcbride. music critic.
will give a talk entitled. Music in
! Washington" There are several
movem ents on foot in Washington TO
give a greater opportunity to Its
musicians. Miss Mcbride will tell
the vital need Of this work.
| Mrs Augustus knight will be the
host ess FOR the afternoon. assisted by
Miss Rilla Engle. Mrs. Jeanne Bond
! Chaloner. Miss Frances Steele, Miss
Emily Davis, Miss Lawrence and
Miss Loretta Lowenstein.
| The hours for the tea are from 4
| to 6.
Evening star., 1920-02-26
Misses Season Ends

Mothers will find economies for their
daughters here
Misses Coats
At $l5.OO-Regularly $3.50
Misses Coats, In beaver plush; short flare
model; large shawl collar.
At $z5.OO-Regularly $500
Misses Sport Coat, novelty mixture; in
verted plated back
At $2O.O0-ReguIarIy $4,000
Misses Motor Goats, full silk lined; in green
and brown mixtures; raglan sleeves and leather
trimmings.
At $2O.OO-ReguIarly S45.OO
Full-Iength Misses Coats. in gray mixtures
and black velour; blouse and fall back styles.
At $25.OO-Reg gularly $59.5O ard S65.OO
Misses FuI-Iensth Coats. ripple. beted and
panel backs; silvertone and fine velours; in hen
ma, plum and Pekn blue.
At $4O.OO-Re gulariy $So.5O and $500
Misses Coats. in suedine and pom pom;
blouse backs and scarf collars; in taupe, plum
and Burgundy.
At $38.OO-RegularIy $59.5O
Misses Sport Coats, full length; In gray polo
spring models
Misses Cloth Frocks
At $17.5O-RegularIy $500
Black Serge Frocks, Russian blouse; floss
silk embroidered.
At $27.5O-RegularIy $4,000
IS Smart Wool Jersey Frocks, ruttled and
plated side panels; coat styles and French bod
ice; tan, gray reindeer and navy.
Misses Silk Frocks!
At $l4.5O-Regularly $500
Navy Pautette Silk Frock, black satin eirdIe.
At $27.5O-ReguIarIy S4o.5O
IS Misses Frocks, in serge and tricotine; navy,
brown and black; strictly tailored and trim
med styles, with hand embroidery; beading and
fiat braidina; long waist, overbIouse coat styles;
accordion plated and straight skirts.
At $20.5O-ReguIarly $4o.5O
5 Misses Frocks, street styles; ribbon and
silk cord trimming; navy and black tricotne,
also brown velour.
At $44.5O-ReguIarIy $o5.OO to $500
Exclusive Model Frocks. in finest of navy
tricotine; silk braiding. silk fringe, tricoIette
vests and chiffon collars.
At $39.5O-Regulariy $500
French Blue Silk Duvetyn Frock. long tunc
and gold thread trimming.
At $44.5o-Regulariy $oo.5o to $3.50
Navy Crepe Meteor Frocks.
Black Crepe Meteor Frock
Black Georgette Mourning Frock, silk fringe
band bead trimming.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-28

Jap China Cups and saucers, set of $1.7O
Coal Hods, large size special. 50c
Potato Rcers detachable cup special .......... 30c
Covered Aluminium Pans, 4-quart size. LAD
Floor Wax best on the market pound can ........
OCedar Mops, $50 size, special. 40
O-Cedar Furniture Polish, soc size. SOC
Household Sponges, large size, good quality 15c
Rice Boilers, white enameled 3-quart size.
Aluminium Basng Spoons large size. ..,......... SOC
Water Tumblers colonial plain dozen 49c
Cut Glass Iced Tea Glasses, set of G. special O3c
Galvanized Water Pals, 10-quart size ......... Soc
Handled Kitchen Mops fine quality, special zoe
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-28
Extraordinary Values in the E-O-M Housewares Sale

Bread Toasters slices at one time ..........' 1oc
Aluminium Tea Spoons each OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, DC
Kitchen Mopheads 55c value ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 0c
Cornstick Pans, detachable bottom ......,...., BIC
Fireproof Casscrolcs, white lined ............. 13c
Coffee Pots 3quar and 2quaw size, enameled 60c
Liquid Veneer Furniture Polish soc bottle. 3}c
Water Pals quality enameled special. CSC
office Waste Baskets fine willow 1925 value. SOC
Pepper Shakers nickel top, par......... 27c
Steel Wool, the aluminium cleaner, packages. 25c
Aluminium Table Spoons special. ................ Zoe
Ivory Soap Flakes boxes Observation-Disclosures. 24c
Alarm Clocks 2-year guarantee ............... $50
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-28
The E-O-M Clearance of
Trunks and Bags

WARDROBE TRUNKS
3 only $3.50 Wardrobe Trunks, ........,.. $3.50
only, $500 Wardrobe Trunks. ..........,.. S47.50
l only $1,000 Hartmann Wardrobe Trunks. $50. 50
SUITCASlS
only, $500 Cowhide Sucases .............S $3.50
only $500 heavy leather Sutcascs. $3.50
TRAVELLING BAGS
10 only, genuine Cowhide Bags, $500 and $4,000
values, in black and brown. $500 and $1,000
All leather lined, close out. .S24.5O
FOURTH FLOOR.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-28
DOMESTICS Specially Reduced

Longcloth, made of an extra strong cotton; a
fine, soft finish, with all the wearing quail
ties of muslin 36-inch width; 10-yard bolt,
$3.50 quality, for, bolt ............... 1929
Knights Empress Cambria, especially recon-
ended for fine underwear; 1O-yard bolt
$3.50 quality, for, bolt ,............. $3.50
A good, durable grade of Bleached Sheets
72x90 size, regular $500 quality, each, $1.69
72x9O size, regular 1926 quality, each, $1.85
81x99 size, regular 1915 quality, each, 1888
72x90 size, hemstitchcd 1925 quail, each $3.50
Pillow Cases, qualities that will give good
wear
42x36 size, 40c quality, for, each. ,...... 33c
42x36 size, SOC quality, for, each. ......4 2c
Lincne, suitable for dresses, uniforms, scarfs,
etc.; several odd lots; worth up to zoe per
yard; to close out at, yard. .......4 5c
SECOND FLOOR.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-28
HOSIERY
An E-O-M FavOrite

Womens full fashioned silk Hose with en-
broidered and lace inserted instep; black
and few white; have slight irregularities,
otherwise would be $500; E-O-M spe-
cial 1926
Women's white silk Hose with full length
vertical lace stripe; E-O-M price 49,. $1.45
Women's white silk Hose, semi-fashioned; a
very substantial good wearing number;
E-O-M price NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $l35
Women's fashioned silk boot Hose, golden
brown only; E-O-M price. .,.........5 SOC
Women's SOC white silk Isle Hose; very
sheer fabric in E-OM sale 3 pairs for $100
Misses fine ribbed black silk Isle Hose; sizes
7 to 813 inclusive; regularly 6Oc; E-O-M
price. Observation-Disclosures Pairs for l35
FLOOR.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-28
E-O-M Extra Specials in
WOMEN'S KNIT UNDERWEAR

$3.50 quality light weight Union Suits, low
neck, no sleeves, knee length; several styles;
E-O-M special .................... 98c
1925 quality flesh colored Union Suits, low
neck, no sleeves, knee length; E-O-M spe-
Clal ................ JoC
$175 quality flesh colored Union Suits, with
silk bodice top, ribbon straps; E-O-M spe-
cial ...............:...... .$1.35
SOC quality Swiss ribbed sleeveless Vests;
= E-O-M price. .............3... 3 for 81 100
45c quality Swiss ribbed Vests, in extra sizes;
E-O-M price northumberland for 95c
35c quality fine ribbed strapped Vest or Bod
ice E-O-M special. ..........,. 8 for 69c
25c quality Swiss ribbed sleeveless Vests;
E-O-M price ..,.................3 for SOC
FIRST FLOOR.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-28
E-O-M Finds Many Broken Lots in
GOWNS, ENVELOPES, CORSET
COVERS AND PETTICOATS

All To Go At Great Reductions Y
GOWNS of good quality nainsook and cam
brio; slpover and open down front; neatly
trimmed in fine laces and dainty embroid-
cry; E-O-M specials at $1,33, $163, 1928 and
$273.
ENVELOPE CHEMISE in variety of good
styles; made of white and flesh batiste;
ribbon and lace shoulder straps; in E-O-M
sale at ......... SLAB, $1.73 Up to 1898
CORSET COVERS AND CANIISOLES in a
splendid assortment, lace and ribbon trim
= med; E-O-M specials. -. .83c, 93c and $1.33
PETTICOATS of nainsook and cambria; lace
and embroidery trimmed many good styles
for selection; in E-O-M sale, $1.63 and 1898
THIRD FLOOR
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-28
E-O-M Brings Cheerful
News In
Mems Specials

$275 mems fancy striped madras
soft Shirts, sizes IA to 10 S2.15
each, or S for $1,000.
$3.50 mems fancy striped madras
soft Shirts, sizes IA to IL only;
48 shirts in all, $2.65.
$500 mems wool and wool-and-cot-
ton winter Union Suits; sizes A
esp to 50 only, 1896 each.
$500 mems medium weight wool
Shirts and Drawers; broken
sizes, to close out, $2.45 each.
$ll0O mems wool Shaker knit
Sweater Coats; color gray only;
E coats in all, $7.45.
$500 mems al1-wool Shaker knit
Sweater Coats; colors, gray and
blue only, $11.e5.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-28
Misses and WOmen's BlOuses
In the E-O-M Clearance

$95 VALUES FOR $9One lot Of misses Bouses made of wolfe
and ogandes beautifully shocked and trimmed ues,
hand embroidery and hemscng; these Bouses made and
specially designed for the miss. Sizes IA, TO- IS,
1895 VALUES FOR S5OO-One lot of beautiful gcorgee crepe
Bouses slightly soed and from being display fashioned
of beautiful quality george crepe trimmed in aes embroidery
and emscng round square and neck models long and short
sleeves
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-28
E-O-M Sale Of Laces and Ribbons

WASH RIBBON &c PIECE-Broken in Wash Rib
bons widths No l. ~ 2 s. the colors maize pink
white green lavender all full 10 yards bolt bolt
GAN width)
Csc LACES FOR YARDOdds and ends Of Lace Edgng and
Inserting imitation fie Val and fe Val Regular prices
we're up to Csc Reduced to 10c yard
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-28
E-O-M Cuts Off y in the
Art NeedleWOrk Section

Chdn stamped Dresses fine white popn with trimmings of
pink and blue hanung sizes g. 10 Sears Off Regular Price
All discontinued hand embroidery models and stamped arces Off
Regular Price. -
Star and Eagle Crochet Cotton; regularly sold 2c for ball.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-28
E-O-M Special in WOmen's Winter Coats

This certainly very low price for such winter Coats ncud
ed Coats of wool fabrics and aherete Sport Coats Early
lection is advised, the quantity is strictly limited 00
All will be closed out at the price of S'VO
FLOOR
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-28
E-O-M Savings in Blankets

Cotton Blankets, in grays, tans and white
54x76 SIZE $500 quality, for pair .....,...$ 198
60x76 size $3.50 quality, for pair, .;... $2,49
Genuine Nashua Woonap Blankets, i'll pretty plaids.
A Blanket that answers every requirement; very
warm and durable
66x8o size, our 81. so quality, for, pair ,...$5eS
72x84 size, our $3.50 quality for, pair SoeS
A good selection of slightly soed wool Blankets, in
plads and white These Blankets have been used
as samples and from regular stock. To
close at, pair, $785, $685. $1Oe5, $11.95 and up
SECOND FLOOR
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-14
WOOL GROWERS FAVOR
TRUTH-IN-FABRlC BILL

The New Mexico Wool Growers
association has communicated with
state congressman in Washington
Urging the passage of the truth-in-
fabric legislation before the inter-
state and foreign commerce COM
mittee of the house on March 10.
AS a result of telegram from
Congressman Burton l.. French of
Idaho the wool growers have
drawn up the following resolutions
end forwarded them to congress-
men from New Mexico:
Whereas, The large part of the
raw material used in the manu-
faeture of wooden fabrics and APP
rarel, sold as all-wool, is shoddy
and substitutes and not virgin
wool; now therefore be it
Resolved, That the New Mexico
Wool Growers association earnestly
urges the protection of both the
public and the wool growers of the
country, that the congress of the
United States SHALL at its earliest
possible moment, enact legisla-
ton making 1t compulsory to make
Known the presence of substitutes
for virgin wool, especially shoddy
and substitutes in fabrics purport-
ing the contain wool and apparel
made from such fabric; and to this
end we urge the passage of house
bill No. 11641." = ~. 10