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The Washington herald., 1921-01-09
TUo Music ShoUs
And Drama Ready
For Current Runs
Peggy" at Belasco, Is New Af-
fair" Storm" and William
Rocks Revue on List.

A brace of musical shows and a melodramatic IN
- comprise the outstanding offerings of the week
in the Washington theater
or these three shows only is strictly new
production. That is Peggy" a new musical
comedy which Premiered in Atlantic City last wees
and which will play a weeks engagement here, era
moving to Broadway.
At the National, the now famous George Broad.
engagement tonight and at Polls, the Rombers-
Wilmer production of Love Birds" will play
hnal performance tonight Polls will open tonor-
and the week will then be in full swing.
The Gsrrick is exhibiting another picture this
week, the attraction being the official war films Of
auspices e
The Washington herald., 1921-01-09
PoE's-"Love Birds. >

Pat Rooney, and Marion Bent il Love Birds
their first starring vehicle will be h for an
extra performance Polls tonight The music is
by Sigmund ROmberg, the book by Edgar Allan
WoOf and the lyrics OF Ballard Macdonald n the
Elizabeth Murray Eva Davenport. Emile
Lea, Elizabeth Hines. Evelyn CavanauEh. Tom
DingIe. Harry Mayo. Richard Bold Josephine Har-
Ford and
The Washington herald., 1921-01-09
TOday's Amusements.

Garrick-omciaI War Films.
Belasco-fPeggy.o
NationaI-aTAe Storm
PolPs-HLoye Bfrds.s
kefth's-VaudeviI
strnnd-yaudeviIle and pic
lures.
Cosmos-Yaudeyille and pic
lures.
Gayety - Hurtig's "wonder
Show
MetropolitnR-Con Tai
mage In -DanEerous Business."
Riaito-"Mileston
Palace - someone I'm the
House,
Garden - Conway TearIe in
Whispering DEVILS,
umbia--HEarthboun
knfckerbocker-Co Tai
madge in Dangerous Business.-
orandaii's-@The Mutiny of the
Elsfnore.-
The Washington herald., 1921-01-09

The unfavorable diagnosis Of Love Birds" in
last Mondays Herald construed, only fortv-
eight hours later into a glowing advertising pane
gyric by the producers, who simply deeted few
unfayorable Qualifying adjectives cast context
the winds to make it that this particular
journal has rated Love Birds" hit in quite fuI-
some terms
1t furthermore alleged that various other
reviewers OF the town had spent much valuable
white paper gushing the Wilmer -Ronnberx
output, which would to place your cores
pondent in an altogether lone-mnded position
However, / decline to become excited over Mr.
Ashley's rating OF the play "a hitr' in he
Times, nor am dismayed by such praise as MI
Lincoln IL alleged to have expressed In The Star
And as for Nelson Bell it is rumored that he at
by the candy butcher. The fact remains, however
that Love Birds" not favorable rated AT this
end Of Newspaper Row and IL does not seem alto
ether ethical to attempt as fayorabie
The Washington herald., 1921-01-09
Man With Baton
Often the Curse "
OF Music ShoWs
High Above Audience, With Mo-
tons of Windmill, He Frequent
ly Mars Best of Plays.
By EARLE DORSEY.

URSE the breed will, there is some merit
in being date-hOund, statistician' keeper
Of facts and records. Right now, for instance,
The Washington herald., 1921-01-09

Vassar Prihoda, the great vioiinist
who was nothing short of a sensa-
ton in his New York performances,
will appear as soloist with the great
Chicago symphony Orchestra Thurs
day afternoon, January 81, at 4:30
p. m, under the management of
Mrs. Wilson-Greene.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-07
Harnana

us Havasu vida eho rozhodnost re jest nej-
energitejslm vysancem, ktereho kdy pozna Neni kdy
ma poztek piirodn nen kdy vychazky nebo terarni
Prvn dny pracovala vysanecka kancelaT do til
hodin rano. .ss@'
drahote Brasii uGini 81 ctenaf predstavu teprve
tehdy, vypsu- dopsu vyslance Havlasy nekolk csc
hlavka saatu stoii tam korun ky tresni
sick 20 kor, poko stravou hoteu 600 kor denne . .
Stac tato mala ukazka tenn cetnym nespokojencum ma
viast kter pouchy tom nemaji lax daeko ne
snestenes jsou zivotn podminky dnes ceem svete?
Pa jese dnes nektera davna pravda pati dnes
sob stare nase pTisovi: vSude dobTe, donna neilepe
DR.. Josef Muedner.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-07

kdyz slecna Tynka sedela
zaborena V pohovku, sklan6-
JIG Sc mad nejakou zabavnou
knihou nebo ctouc pfijemny
dopis od pritelkyne, tn m6la
vyraz ctrnactilete zabky, KITE
ra Sc pred chvili dobyla do
knihovny, Ii niz tatinek "a
pomnel klicek, a Zmocnila Sc
zakazaneho rorpanu. TAX dy-
chtive jeff oGi pfeletaly pismo,
prsty pravice Sc nedoGkav6
chvely We vzduchu, ably jiz-
jiz obratily stranku, prsa
ma chvile zapominala dycha-
ii. Kdyz vsak polozila knihu
neb dopis ma still, polehla
trupem ma operadlo pohovky
a ZamySlena Sc zadivala pred
sebe do prazdna pokoje, tn ie-
iimu vZezfeni razem nasko-
clio nekolik let. Lice zvazn6lo,
a pojednou to byla divka,
ktera Sc davno S divci Skolou
rozloucila. Ale kdyz pax Sc
vzchopila pohovky a popo-
sla k oknu, zpytave vyhlizejic
ma ulici, jake by kohosi Wy
ckavala, tn Sc neviditeln6mu
pozorovateli zjevila stihla q
prece pima postava slecny V
dokonal6m roZpuku zensko-
sti, danny ma vdani.
VSechnu tn troll podobu
vystrldala taky dnes odpole-
dne, kdyz sedela sama V u
tulnem pokojiku SVEN. Pre-.
cetla dive stranky knihy, "a
vrela il Zas a polozila stra-
nou. Sahla do kabelky, w.
nala male psanicko, precetla
| je dvakrate, vsunula je do
| obalky a obalkou zas do ka-
belky. Dvakrat nebo trikrate
presla po tlustem koberci, je.
ste vyhledla oknem, nacez (
netrpelivym vyrazem pristou'
pila k zrcadlu, prihlaZovala
81 vlasy ma spancich, potion sc
ohledla po kabelce, 20 ruka'
vicich, a zdalo Sc, re shleda
| va veci, aby odesla.
| Ale nez sc k tomu prihoto
villa, ozyalo sc ma dyere ticht
Eat ukani. TAX tiche a sko
TO skadlive, jako by chtelc
rici; "Hadej, kdo to JEST
Zdalo Sc, re slecna Tynks
zaklepani preslechla. Snad il
! preslechla tlmyslne. Nebt
kdezto drive byla obracen;
ke dvefim, po zaklepani ry
chile Sc otocila k oknu a
predstiranym napetlm pozo
rovala cosi ia ulici, ac Sc tan
V tn chvili mic neobytein6ht
a poutayeho nejevilo. Zen,
vsak nekdy hraii mistrnei
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-07
DR.. Josef Mueldner

'nez herecky na jevisti. Snad
j slecna Tynka mela takov6
madam.
Tu tedy beze vseho sustu
Sc dvere otevrely a ma prahu
sc objevil urostly krasavec "
bezvadnem, svihackem dbo-
ru. Bylo ma nem vse, co V ty
dny ukladala m6da tax recena
"panska", kterezto sltivko Ii
10 iiz neje v novinarskych
inseratech L ''Nejakem klu-
bu", ale KIT :, Sc poZnenahlu
Ivkradalo iizf do krasneho pi-
semnictvf. I tasavec, abychom
tax rekli, sllvel Sc vyzyvavou
novosti, cd nakrcniku az 20
strevlce, q nichz pod ohrnu-
tymi nohavicemi vyhlizely
hedvabne a vysivane "ponoz-
ky, llterymzto slovem ieSte
pttomnejSlm obohatil poklad
ceskeho iazyka nejaky nezna-
my aranzer,. modnich skrini
vykladnlch. Poctivy cesky pun
cochar by tax nebyl ucinil.
Ale k cel6mu zjevu hostovu
SluSela nelen jeho "panska"
moda, nybrz i ty "ponozky".
SteJnou nadherou vynikali do
iista vSichni clenove "Neja-
keho klubu", jehoz cinovni-
KEN byl taky, kdo tn prave
vstoupil.
Vessel potichu, stanul mezi
dVermi, yypoulil udivene IRA
Ky ma diyku V pokoii, cekal
chvilku, a konecne q ieho ust
zaznelo
Halo. Slecno Tynko Leon
tynko! Ma ucta ~
Zvolal to tenkym, jako de-
tlnSky r0zmlaZenym hlasem,
ac jeho mocny, siroky hrud-
nix nasty kirk nasvedGoval,
&c by sc mohl ozvati zvukem
mladeho byka, ktervmz by ma
plnil vSechnu tn nevelikou
prostoru, az by sc kazdy kus
nabytku zatrasl a stihle va,
zicky a iine nadobky ma stol-
; cich a konsolach by poskocily
: a zazvonily.
SleGna Tyna sc neulekla a
nebyla prekvapena. Jinak BY
: 2 iejich oci nebyl vySleh
? blesk uspokojeni. Pres to vsaE
razem Sc obratila, stiskla le
} vici nadro, jako by il Il srdce
bylo pichlo, a pronesla DC
4 tezkem yzdechnuti:
: "Boze, clovece, Wy mate ma
, nJryn
! A hned potom rekla doce
: la lhosteine:
5 "To jste Wy, Arture?"
: Zn6lo 10 skoro jako zkla
J mani. Jako by oGekavala ne
, koho iin6ho.
7 "Jsem-li TO ia, slecno Tyn
! ko' LpnniVnko2" odnovida
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-07

DShoA oSS iiH AOA w PACAoLd wa
ii nektere historickych seen
We svatem meste.
mlady muz hlasem stejne knou
ravym jako driv. "Kdo pax
by to byl? Coz nedostala me
psanicko?"
"Arci ze jsem dostala, Ar
ture. Ale prave proto jsem Sc
vas nenadala. Myslila jsem,
re davno zapomenete, jake
pokazde. Vzdyt' jeste nikdy
nikdo Sc vas nedockal. Kazde-
no vyvadite aprilem. Jde "a
vami jeste nekdo, re stojite
u dveri?"
"kdo by Ia mnou sci? Ne
potrebuji nikoho, kdyz chci
promluviti nj. Byl jsem ma
ramne st'asten, kdyz mi dew
ce reklo, re je sama donna. -
Pan otec?"
"Je We sve pisarne, jako
vzdy."
"At' zije! - A pani ma
tinka?"
"OdeSla ma navstevu."
"Slava il! - Bude tam
dlouho?"
"Byva nekdW az do vecera
Ale doufam, re tax dlouho sc
mnou nemate co mluvit."
ZACH boze, slecno Tynko,
jak dlouho bych s nj chtel
mluvit! Pc cely zivot! Smim
tedy dale?''
"Jak je libo. Vzdyt' u dve-
ii nemuzete sedeti. Bylo by
to Terine velmi podezrele.
kdyby je nasla vami zatarase-
ne, A mohl by prijiti taky ne
kdo jiny."
"Ocekava nekoho?" otazal
sc pan Artur fistulkou.
"Neocekavam. Vas taky
jsem neocekavala. a prise!
iste."
"Nuze $ dovolenim."
Pan Arthur oprel trtinovou
hul tezkou stfibrnou berli-
ckou do koutku vedle dveri
polozil klobouk ma mike ply.
Sove sedatko, a Sinul Sc DC
tlustem koberci dale. Sinul sc
kroky tax titernymi, jako by
leste neumel choditi, jako di
te, ktere Sc boil, re Sc nahlt
prekoti. ac bylo zjevno, re je
no nohy, kdyby Sc dukladnf
rozkrocily molly by uslapnou
I'll ochranny ram elektrickt
frankly nebo gumove kolt
automobilu. Slovem Artur Wy
Slapoval iako nejaky varietn
komik.
Slecna Tvnka sc divala il
: stou nechuti ma toto "prost
ne" cviceni Arturovo, patrn,
; nmyslne. naucene, q prone
sla:
"PoslySte, Arturo - :"
"Ale slecno Tynko Leon
tynko," zvolal host zalestne
proc pax mi vubec vyka, pro
pax mi nevonoka? Coz pal
, zapomn6la, re je tov nasicl
} stanovach klubovnich %
Ale jen klubu. Arturo
We spoleCnosti. Zde vsak jsen
donna. "a jsme tu jen sami diva
To "a prve. A "a druhe. co
kdyby devce "a dvermi ma
slouchalop"
: "a coz pax jsem tn pc
: prve?" namitl Artur placti
vb. "Coz tn nejsem castJr
: hostem, lrom jinych? Star
! nfitei vaSehn dnmn --. e---"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-07

ka!" zvolal Artur, docela jiz
zapomenuv zapirati.
"A ted tedy Sc posad'te,
Arturo, a mluvte. Jsem veru
zvedava, co mi chcete poye-
deti. Mnoho vazneho jsem cd
vas nikdy neslysela, Vlastne
mic, abych rekla upfimna.
Bude to poprve."
"Ona to neuhodne, Leon
tynko?"
TX eemu sc odhodlavate?"
"MGj ty boze!" zaGpel Ar
tur. "Kdyby jen slecna Tyn-
ka mluvila rozumne! Coz ne
pozorovala davno, ze k nj
nam naklonnost? Slecna
Leontynka to nepozorovala?"
''Na to YAM slecna Leonty-
ma odpovfda, re pozorovala
leckterou naklonnost k sobe,
ale nikdy o tom dlouho ne
premyslela, ponevadz proje-
wy vselikych tech naklonno-
sti byly velmi lacine a pfele-
tave. Jednoho vecera Sc jich
dostavalo slecne Leonttne, a
jiz druhy den tfeba slecne
Adele, Emilii, Waste. Proto."
''Ale dovolte = boze, to je
mi nezvykle a cizi,' 'fikat il
dovolte = dovolte, Leontynko.
ia .jsem nikdy Fneprojevoval
naklonnost ami slecne Adele,
ami Emilii nebo Waste. To mi
kfivdite." .s.aH
'''NemluNila jsen1 o vas, ale
o jinych,. ktefi mi projevovali
Enaklonnost. A Wy tedy - -"
"Ano, ia tedy pocit'uji k
vam davno naklonnost, skoro
ode dine ci vecera, ,kdy jsem
vas = boze,. to je slovo, vas!
= kdy jsem vas videl poprve.
A tehda jsem 81 rekl: Arturo,
to by bylo kridylko pro tebe!"
"Dovolte, Arturo, kterak
| iste 81 neco takoveho mohl
rici?"
"Totiz myslil jsem 81 to,
Leontynko. Snad vite, ze 81
clovek mGze myslit, CO chce."
"Byla bych doufala We vetsi
uctu setrnost ke mne We
vasich myslenkach.'
| "Seckejte, slecno Tynko,
tehda jeste jsem nevedel, re
to mne vytrva. Chtel jsem
Sc drive vyzkouseti, a pax
isem chtel vyzkouseti vas.
Obstala iste."
"Dekuji vam, Arturo" re-
kla Tynka lehkym usmes-
| KEN.
"Nu ano, obstala lste, slec-
no Leontynko. Pokud Sc vas
tykalo, vedeli pratele malo CO
povidat."
"Kdo o mne mluvil, a coz"
vyhrkla Tynka.
Zach boze, ia to nezapiso-
val. Ale ujist'uji vas, mic ne
hezkeho. o jinych sc toho
napovida vic, to byste 81 wy
poslechla! - A ted tedy sc
zname bezmala rok. A tn jsem
81 rekl: SahneS slecne Tynce
ma zub."
"Arture!"
"KdyN Wy Sc porad cepel-
rite, slecno Leontynko. Konec-
ne tedy Sc odhodlavam, pfi-
chazim k vam a tazi Sc:
Chtela byste 81 me wit? Ne
DO chtela Dyste, abych 81 wal
ia vas?"
"Jaky je V tom rozdil, Ar
ture?"
''Dosti zavazny, nila slec-
no Tynko. Ale k tomu snad
jsme Jeste nedospeli. Tedy
mi odpovezte: chtela byste
; me?"
"Odpoved' 81 muslin dobre
rozmysllti, mily Arturo. Ze-
ptejte Sc mne Ia tfi dni."
"To je dlouha sibenitna
lhdta, Leontynko -"
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LyUhO
"Rikejte mi bud Tynko ne
DO Leontynko, Arturo. Druhe
jmeno yam jednou pro vzdy
odpoustim, a dokonce 81 je
zapovfdam. Neni mono vazne
S vami promluviti. Hrajete sta
lie hloupeho Augusta. Ale to-
no 81 nechte do klubu. Tam
vam kyne 1spech, tam Sc vam
vsichni chechtaji."s
Gale vzdyt' Wy taky Sc vzdy-
cky smejete, slecno Tynko."
"Kdo by Sc nesmal, kdyz
vidi takoveho kolohnata -
ach, odpust'te mi to slovo!
Vyletelo mi nerado."
90, jen 81 poslouzila, dra-
ha Leontynko.''
"Nechybi vam mic jineho,
nez detske madlotky, Arturo, !"
pokracovala karave, 'vzadu
zapfnaci."
"Ja bych je nosil, slecno
Tynko," rekl Artur ochotne,
"kdybych mel nekoho, kdo by
mi je zapfnal."
A nakriviv hlavu zamzou-
raj pot'ouchle, coz melo zna-
menati, ze pronesl vtip a ze
ocekava, kterak Sc slecna "a
smeje.
! Slecna Tynka sc vsak ne
zasmala. Naopak, rekla velmi
nevrle:
"Arture, chcete-li takto po.
kracovati, mnzete sc mi po'
Irouceti."
"Ale pax jsem nemusil an.
prijiti," protahl Artur nosem
"a zda Sc mi, slecno Leon
tynko - vidite, uzfvam va
seho dovoleni stTldam vase
Ijmeno. Jednou Tynko, jednou
| Leontynko. Ida sc mi tedy
re jste mi chtela rici neco il
neho. Zacala jste: Poslyste
Arturo ;"
"Ano, Arturo, chtela jsen
vam rici, abyste zmenil svG.
zpGsob, aspon pokud jste |
mne navstevou. Domnivala
jsem sc, re Sc mnou chcete
promluviti vazne slovo, jaE
jste napsal We SVEN listku.'
: "Ano, velmi vazne, slecnc
Tynko," zapistel Artur.
"A tatrmany abyste 81 ga
choval pro klub. Tedy ne
mluvte jako nekarany chla
pee q odlozte manyry, ktert
snad slusely tanecnik1m ne
Klamovce."
Ted Sc pan Artur zarazil
Jeho diverni kamaradi vede
Ii, re chodival kdysi na Kla
movku V Kosifich, do nedel
mich tanecnich venecku, aby
Sc tam "otrkal", jak Tikaval
aby sc tam zbavil vSeho osty
chu V obcovani s druhym po
hlavim, aby Sc tam dokonalt
naucil tanciti. Nebo v ton
pry byly nedelni zabavy n;
Klamovce made vSechny praz
ske skoly tanecni. A nechodi
tam pan Artur sam. Zapada
vail tam mnozi prisluSnic
"zlate mladeze" prazske
kvitka i z nejlepsich rodin
Pan Arthur i jeho duvern
pratele byvali zaci Klamov
ky udrzovali to nejvetsi tai
nosti - tn pojednou, slecn;
Tynka o tom neco VII
INA Klamovce?" protah
Artur, jako by Sc tomu na
padu divil. "Kde pax to je?'
f, Jeste chtel hovoriti fistu
Ii, ale liz mu selhavala. Po
znamka Tyncina prekvapil;
: iej prilis nahle, neocekavane
J Do smrti by Sc nebyl nadal
: re Sc s klamovkou setka
salonku slecny Leontynky.
"Vskutku @ nj nevite 2
: pronesla Tynka pohledem
J, kteremu by se pan Artur ne
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-07

Toto jest nakladny 80-li-
berni svatebnf dort, venovany
americkou kolonii v ,Jerusale-
me, synu Herberta Samuela,
britickeho vysokeho komisare
v Palestine, a jeho neveste,
Hadasse Grasovske z Jaffy.
Dekorace ma dortu predstavu-
il nektere z historickych seen
We svatem meste.
The Washington times., 1921-03-21
Easter Sale of Silks

We secured these silks at time when manufac
ures anxious to unload their stocks-but since then
silks have been steadily advancng-and today could
not duplicate these same qualities to sell for the low
prices quoted in this SALE
The Washington times., 1921-03-21
BACHELOR LEAVES
FORTUNE TO GIRL
Claims She Was ''Daughter," ;"
But Nephew Fights $1,000
600 BequeSt.

NEW YORK. March 21.-The task
of determining whether or not the
late Samuel Kraus. vice president of
the Eagle Pencil Company. was mar
ried, has been referred to John
G.. SAKE by Surrogate James A. Foley.
BY will. Kraus bequeathed his estate,
said to be, valued at s1,ooo,ooo to Mrs.
Adeline Thomas, whom he described
in the document as my daughter"
The question of marriage has been
raised by Bert Kraus, of Brooklyn.
who claims to be a nephew of the
deceased. He has started proceedings
to contest the validity of the will on
the ground his uncle was of unsound
mind and unduly influenced. The
contestant also declares his uncle was
a bachelor.
Supporting the last conception, Bert
Kraus filed with the surrogate affi-
davits of Henry Ollesheimer, presi-
dent of the Metropolitan Bank; Ma
than S. Jonas. president of the Man
ufacturers' Trust Company; Emil
Berholzheimer, president of the
Eagle Pencil Company, and Victor
Wolf all of whom declared they
knew Samuel Kraus intimately for
many years and as a bachelor.
Mrs. Thomas denies the plaintiffs
allegations and also contends he is
not a nephew of Samuel Kraus.
The Washington times., 1921-03-21
Regular
$500 Leather
Boston Bags,
S2.29

Genuine Cowhide Leather Bos-
ton BAGS. 13. II and 1b-inch sizes;
cordovan color and finish. strong
ly made on covered steel frame.
Leather Goods Dept- First Floor.
The Washington times., 1921-03-21
RA|NMAKER GETS
$4,000 AN inch

MEDICINE HAT Alberta March 81.
-"Cagliostro" Hatfield. Yankee rain
maker, today signed a contract with
the United Agricultural Association to
increase the rain in southern Alberta
He planned to build a rainmaking
plant within twenty miles of Medi-
cine Hat, where he will brew his en-
chantments from May to August.
The method the rainmaker will use
could not be learned. He maintained
that it is his own secret cannot be
patented, and he is forced to protect
himself b closely guarding 1t.
Under terms of the contract Hat
field is to receive $4,000 an inch above
the normal rainfall-thirteen inches
The maximum allowed is four inches.
All rain above seventeen inches Will
not be charged to the association.
The Washington times., 1921-03-21
SPURNS Al PRINCES
TO WE'D AMERICAN
Cincinnati Nurse, Back From
Europe, Says Yank Is Good
Enough for Her.

BOSTON, March 21.-A Red Cross
nurse who rejected forty-seven pro-
posals of marriage from forty-seven
Russian princes returned home to
America on the Cunard liner Panonia,
which docked here yesterday after
being diverted from New York. Miss
Nellie Halliday, of Cincinnati Is the
nurse who turned down forty-seven
royal proposals while ministering to
refugees in ConstauIinople.
AN American is good enough for
me-" she declared as she stepped on
the soil of America again for the
first time since she departed for the
battlefields on the western front in
the world war as an army nurse. Miss
Halliday then admitted that she had
an American sweetheart in Cincin-
natl, and said that when she did mar
ry she would marry a good American.
The Ohio nurse went to the battle
front a number of years ago. She
served through many battle in the
line hospitals and when the armistice
was signed joined the Red Cross
forces engaged in relief work. She
was in Constantinople while Russian
forces and the Reds staged their big
gest battle in southern Russia. Thou
sands OF refugees fled to Constanti-
nople. Among these refugees were
the forty-seven love-smitten princes.
The Washington times., 1921-03-21
MISSION FROM LIBERIA
ESTABLISHES OFFICES

The plenary mission of Liberia.
headed by President King. which ie-
contly arrived in Washington. has
taken the house at 1917 r street
northwest. where the President of
Liberia and his suite will be domi-
clled and where the Offices of the
mission will be established.
The Liberian delegation consists
Of President Charles Burgess KinG,
+. e. r. Johnson, associate Justice
of the supreme court of Liberia;
John l.. Morris, and Gabriel L. Dem
mis-, secretary to President King.
The Washington times., 1921-03-21

sale that anticipates mans underwear needs
for spring and summer Famous "Ots' Balbriggan Un
derwear in color-shor-seeve shirts and fulength
drawers made with full reinforced seat All sizes up to So
maker elias able
o astonishingly Coz
The Washington times., 1921-03-21
Silk Jersey Petticoats, $4.98

Pettcoats with Dresden ribbon trimmed
extra a-sk tafeta petticoats. in all the
effe hird
The Washington times., 1921-03-21

All strictly perfect quality. discontinued number of
this famous make of underwear offered tomorrow at
ngs that will make many women hurry here to supply
their needs for spring and summer.
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II
The Washington times., 1921-03-21
Denies Plan to Attack Turks,

LONDON. March 21.-The Greek war
omee denies that the Greek army on
TIE Smyrna front will launch a gen.
ersa attack against the Turkish ma
uonensts. said an Exchange Tele-
graph dispatch from Athens today.
The Washington times., 1921-03-21
Women's SIS to 81
Spring Orfords, Pumps
and Strap Slippers, $2.85

sale includes Tan Patent Colt Vici Kid and Dull leath
variety of desirable styles with Louis Cuban and low
Welted, Mckay sewed soles All sizes in
the lot from 2h to T.
Department--First
The Washington times., 1921-03-21
DeBevoise
Brassieres
Regular 81 and $3.50 Values,
$1.00

An important purchase of De-
Bevoise Brassieres, discontinued
Numbers and manufacturers sam
pies. OF beautiful white batiste,
trimmed with wide hcavy laces and
imported embroideries; also of
white net with rubber shield and
some of brocaded an, heavy mesh
materials, in pink only. Long waist
lines; in all sizes, including the
extra large sizes for stout figures.
GOlde denberg's-Thtrd Floor
The Washington times., 1921-03-21

$500 Satin Messalines,
$1.45
IS inches wide-superior quail
ity. with ricn satin face. soft
clinging finish. In all wanted
street and evening shades and
black
$1.75 Box Loom Crepe
de Chine, $1.29
40 inches wide-beautiful quail
ity. all pure silk. rich creepy fin
ish. in a complete assortment of
street and evening shadcr, IN
cluding light blue. flesh, pink,
black. white, etc.
The Washington times., 1921-03-21

So. so Baronet Satin, $3.50
40 inches wide-genuine Baronet
Satin, rich. brilliant. lustrous quail
itv: in such favorite shades as
Silver. Turquoise. Old Rose. Gray.
Pink. Tan. Bisuue. Copen, Brown,
Navy. Black and White.
$500 Silk Radium, $3.50
40 inches wide--the silk with n
distinctive and extremely soft
clinging finish. Finest pure dye
silk, in Navv Blue Brown. Gray,
Tan. Pink. Black and White.
Goldenbcrg's-Firs U'~or.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-01

may not work this way with women's
smoking. for the habit has a hold
when lt once starts. as all deyotecs OF
thc weed can testify. But IL may
happen that the cigircttc Will lose the
cuchct OF correctness and smoking
again become a surreptitoda pleasure
rather than an open indulgence.
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mufUlisis deulorc never do half IN,
harm they predict because when prnc-
ticcd 20 such excess they become a
bore and 40 q Discarded ~ com
mon Laws add statutes which nrg
-cnirnCiuua aud respected weapons
against theft. murder n such gross,
WnEihlo crime. seem clumsy and in
omecti,, when brought into effect
nRainft habits Ind customs even whom
these are concedodly vicious Sntlrists,
ancient and modern, have buastei
hat thcy could do more 10 Danish
vice by making II ridiculous than
LEGISLATORS could by making II Grim
lnal.