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The New York herald., 1921-11-19

NEW YORK, Nov 1s-The time ball above
the Navigation and Marine Engineering
School of the Seamens Church Institute, 20
South street, dropped to-day at exact noon,
10Th meridian. or hours slow OF Greenwich
mean time. Any one desiring correct Green
wich mean time telephone Bowling Green
ygoO
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE. Nj. Nov is-Barometer at
noon, 3o.ij inches: wind, Esb' lisht breeze F;
" Gather, dun: temperature. 81 deg Fahr.
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Schr Ophela, New Rochelle for New YORK.
Tugs Buley. with barges (at . :05 PM
Leonard Richards. with l (at $3.50 PM
Laura NJ Keeler. light lat 4 PM.
Motor barge Radium Cat 80 PAD.
Steam lighter Howard Co (at lO:A0 AND.
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Bound East.

Tug Leonard Richards. with barge tat
10 30 AND Harold, with . cat 1915 PM:
Triton with 3 Cat 3:15 pM; Nathaniel 2
poane. with 3 tat 3:40 PM; Baldrock. lignt
lat 4:l5 PM); Clara II Doane. with Cat
4 80 PAD.
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York and Porto Rico Steamship Co. Went tt
Pobnss IS Dry Dock Brooklyn
Tug Gettysburg, towing Darges.
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Mails for South and Central Amer
lea, West Indies, &c.
SATURDAY.. NOVEMB

SAI lNVv 11lubK1N to-
Bermuda, via Hamilton. str FORT HAA1IL.-
TON, q 80 AM.
South Brazil Argentina. Uruguay and
Paraguay 20, via Rio Janeiro. Montevideo
and Buenos Aires, str VESTRIS. 8 AN I.
Cuba 60. via Havana, str MEXICO, 8
AM I.
Barbados. st Lucia and Guiana (Argen-
tina, Uruguay and Paraguay y, via Bar
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Steamers Due in New York.
DUE NOVEMBER 10.

Steamer From. Agents.
AugusZta FohercZegno, Patras Sd. Phelps Bros
Christian Krogh, Ardrossan Sd. ....... -
City of Toxic, Midelesbrough 4th Norton Lilly
Hellig Olav, Christiania Tth. .,Funch- Edge
Hudson, Bremen 6th. Lines
Lake Flattery, Huelva 31st. .Ewell z Co
Leeds City, Gibraltar Slst.. u S Navigation
Lucerna, Shields Sd. d................... -
Oropesa. Southampton Sth. Royal Mail
San Francisco. Gibraltar 1st Norton Lilly
Tarantia, Tyne 3D.. d.............. Anchor Line
DUE NOVEMBER 90.
Acasta, Amsterdam 14th. Furness- Witty
Boston City, Bristol lst.....J a Arkell & Co
Esther Dollar. Gin altar 9th. Dollar SIS Co
Meiyo Maru, Hull 9th. .Toyo Kisen kaisha
Mohawk. Jacksonville 18th. ...... Clyde Line
n Amsterdam. Plymouth 10Th. .Holland-Am
Orari. Montreal 18th. h........... Norton Lilly
Otto Jarl. Cardiff 5th. .............S IS o stray
Stanmore. Dundee 9TH. ........ furness-W Withy
Toloa, Havana ltth. ..:......... .Dnlted Fruit
Vauclin, st Nazaire 5th. ....... French Line
DUE NOVEMBER 81.
Ashbce Huelva 9th. .Harrlss- Mas gill
Bergensfjord, Christiana 1lth.. .Norweg- Am
Cedric, Liverpool 18th. h............ White Star
Creole, New Orleans 18th. Southern Pacific
Eastern Importer, Barcelona 4th.
TT Victoria, Bermuda 10Th. .Furness- Bermuda
Imperator, Baracoa 18TH .Di Giorsio & Co
Lake Elro Manzanllo 18th. Clyde Line
Mayaro. Trinidad i4th. -. .Furness- Witty
Panhandle State, London 9th. u $ Lines
Ponce, San Juan 10th. ............N a. u 4
Santa Elisa, Colon 18th. h..........W Grace
Tanamo, Porto Rice 18th. ..... Atlantic Fruit
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M,p,yr-roR SALE or WANTED.

COMPLETE STEEL FABiltCATiNG PLANT
hSD sHIPYARD At TAMPA, FLA, WITH
TyvO YEAR LEASE or ~ ACRES OF
GROUND on WHICH PLANT is LOCATED.
SEALED BIDS will bo received for plant
complete until DECEMBER 10. 1921.
Plant consists OF everything complete, In
oludiug whirlers locomotive cranes. locomo-
lives. plato planers, bending rolls gate rolls,
gate shears, punches. radial drills. steam
hammer, electrical motors. &C.. &c.
COMPLETE LIST OF ALL EQUIPMENT
AND ALL INrORMATfON DESIRED CAN
BE OBTAINED At OFFICE.
OSCAR DANIELS COMPANY,
Wooiworth Buiidinr New York city
iNOR SALE--Wooden chr float. built 1901
g85 sx3Gxo TO- IN fair condition, track rails
removed. proposal invited. Apply marine dc
partment. G.. X. r.. OF ~ j., ii3 Liberty
s.. New York city. y.-.----------.---------
FOfl sALE--Tug. draft 6 IT,, compound 10
gfX.G In; built 1915. Immediate delivery
MCINTOSH AGENCY. ~ prosdway. Bowl
ing Green Tt5r.
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Dangers to Navigation.

GReportcd to tho photographic office.1
Soy IA, lat 9 90. lon ~ 20. passed spar
rbou. 50 zee, long and ahout ~ ihches IN
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Transpaciic Mails.

Close at New York at 5 PM follows:
Tahiti. Marquesas, Cook Islands. New zea-
land and Australia. via San Francisco. str
MARIANA, Nov 90
Japan, Corea. China, Siberia, French Indo-
matra) and Philippine Islands, via Seattle.
str SILVER STATE, Nov 81.
Hawaii and specially addressed mail for
Japan. Corea and China. via San Francisco,
str PERSIA MARU, Nov %.
Hawaii. Samoan Islands. Australia and
New Zealand, Via San Francisco. str So
MONA, Dec /.
sMust be specially addressed for this
steamer.
Supplementary mail accepted on pier.
tParcel post mails and specially addressed
correspondence.
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bados, Montevideo and Buenos Aires. str
CHARLTON HALL, 80 AM.
dressed correspondence for Porto Rico. via
San Juan, Curacao, Laguayra and Puerto
oabello, str CARACAS, $3.50 AN (sup $3.50
-' Porto to Rico, st Thomas and St croix. via
San Juan. str SAN LORENZO (sea pos.)
| 5 80 AN isup 80 AM y.
Costa Rlca CUBA. Canal Zone and Pan
anna =. via Havana. Cristobal and Port
Limon, str ULUA, AN T.
! Turks Island, Monte Christi, Puerto Plata.
! Sanchez, Samana, La Romano, San Pedro
Barahona, str ALGONQUIN. $3.50 AM tsup
= canal na Zone. Panama. Salvador prints.
&c). Nicaragua Except East COAST. ANA
pala City. choluteca talso. prints, &C, for
Nacaome. Tegucigaipa and Yuscaranl, In
aordrraS cauea ana Ssrino fe.ce departmenIs
Bolivia and Chile. (other parts OF Honduras
and letter nail for Salvador y, via Girls,
bahamas, inclu1ing Inagua and Fortune
Islands tMexico D., via Nassau. Vera Cruz;
post malls for the Mexican States of Chi
apas, Guerrero. Hldalgo, Mexico. Morelos,
Oaxaca, Puebla, Tiaxcala and Vera Cruz.
str SANTIAGO. 8 AM.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER ai.
Barbados, st Lucia. Guiana. Ccara and
| Cabadello (other parts of Brazil y, via Bar
hados ceara Gabadeo Rio e Janelroo san, n
Sui. Peotas and Porto Allegro. str
| STEPHEN, AM.
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 90.
Jamaica. Colombia (extept Cauca and
| Nariuo departments). and prints, &c, for
| Canal Zone, Panama, Salvador, Nicaragua
| (except East Coast), Amapaa City. Cholu-
teca. Nacaome, Tegucigalpa and Yuscaran
! lin Honduras) and Ecuador deter mail y,
via Kingston, Cristobal, Cartagena, Sava-
nilla and Santa Marta, str SANTA MARTA,
! s AM (sup AM d.
| North Brazil Pernambuco, Farahyba,
| Natal and Maceio, via Fara. Manaos, Maran-
| ham. Ceara, Pernambuco and Maceio, str
| DINSTAN. 1o NJ.
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DUE NOVEMBER 81.
Almanac for New York Nov. 10.
DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

The time given In the above table Is East
ern standard time and is furnished by the
United states Coast and Geodetic Survey.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
SAIL SATURDAY.


Acropolis, Piraeus, &c............ Noon
Algonquin Turks Island &C.,. Noon
Baltic, Liverpool. ool................. Noon
Bristol City, Bristol. ............. -
Cameronia Madeira, &c........... Noon
Caracas Curacao, &c............ Noon
Charlton Hall. Buenos Aires. -
CITY of Savannah, Savannah. ..... 1900 PM
City of Valencia, Karachi, &c.. 400 PM
Clontarf, Constantnopie.. ........ -
Comus New Orleans. ............ Noon
Dante Alghieri, Naples. .......... loo Pm
Eastern King, Cork. .............. -
Editor, Rotterdam. m................. -
Ell Oriente. Galveston. ............. Noon
Fort Hamilton. Bermuda. 10 100 AM
Helen. San Juan. &c............. -
La Savoie, Havre.. Noon
Mexico, Havana. ................... II 100 AM
Nicholas Cuneo, Nuevltas, &C.,. -
Novian, Manchester. er................ -
Phoebus, Marsees. &c........... -
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These naval orders have been made public :
Commander Joseph +. Daniels. to II. S. 8.
Denoba when commissioned Commander AL
bert G.. Read. to air squadrons. Atlantic
fleet; Lieut. Commander Henry g. Shonerd
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STEAMBOATS,. EXCURSIONS and TOURS
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STEAMSHIPS. EXCURSIONS and TOUR.
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Navy Orders


New York Herald Bureau. /
Washington, ID. c., Nov. IS.
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CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED.
PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

GEORGE WASHINGTON. at Bremen 18th.
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\, Nov f7--Arrived. strs
more. Ripagenus. Portland,
(Br). Bristol; schr Nelnla
The Mt. Sterling advocate., 1921-08-11

OUW M IHc ~ npS/
where big business opportunity is
open.
where some wonderful new musical
instrument had been invented.
where the new styles are on display.
where
Where you get prac- Instead of hunting all
tically everything you tOwn-yOu can find
desire and how much it it in few minutes in
costs. advertisement.
lnatS advertising. Read the advertisements
L,:h in The Mt. Sterling Ad-
-: @ e.. s - p -,l ~ vocate. They tell you
-e~ Lao,a = od,1a~4;s where to shop and what
ing.
The advertising in news And the best place to
papers tells you where to shop and the best things
get what you want to buy
1t Pays in Dollars and Cents to Read Ad-
vertisements to Say Nothing of Time Saved
The Washington times., 1921-02-28

Tho Rev. and Mrs, +. Ward Denys an
nounce the engagement OF their
The Washington times., 1921-02-28

and win remsin abroad through tn
summer
The Washington times., 1921-02-28
Jean Ehot's Ne4us
Of Capital Society
Continued from page 90

CONTINUED from page 81
her Sunday afternoon receptions yes
terday and received many calera
-
DIR. Bedrich Stepanek. Minister OF
c,echo-Sloyakia, has gone TO New
York TO remain for several days
-
Congressman Hamilton Fish. Jr- has
engaged a suite OF six rooms al the
Washington Hotel for the period or
the Inauguration and Will entertain
a number OF guests from New York.
The Ameriean Ambassador TO Great
Britain and Mrs. Davis have arranged
10 sail for New York In few days,
irrespective OF an appointment or
successor TO the post The Prince OF
Wales and many British notables VIII
attend a farewell dinner to be given
for them by the Pilgrims tomorrow
night
J. Butler Wright. counsellor OF the
American embassy, accompanied py
Mrs. Wright. has returned from MS
vacation. He will remain at mis- post
until his successor arrives
-
Senator and Mrs. Atiee Pomerene
will have as their guests this week
the IatteTs sister. Mrs Catherine
Brandt and niece, Miss Greta Bockius.
of Canton, Ohio. and the Senator's
niece, Miss Marion Atlee Wilson. OF
Philadelphia Mrs. Pomereno viii en-
tertain at luncheon "wednesday In
honor of Miss Wilson and Miss Book
ius and on Thursday she viii De
hostess at tea, when her guests are
asked to meet Mrs. Brandt
Comdr. and Mrs. John Harrison
Knapp are receiving congratulations
on the birth of a son yesterday Mrs.
Knapp was formerly Miss Maitland
Marshall
The Rev. and Mrs, +. Ward Denys an
nounce the engagement OF their
The Washington times., 1921-02-28
MEETING TO ORGANIZE
GOLF CLUB FOR ARMY

: a meeting to perfect the organ
|s>Ation Of an army golf club will be
held In room AT. State. War and
Navy Building. at 4;so o'clock to-
morrow afternoon II L. proposed
10 stimulate golfing In the army and
II IL hoped that other departments
also Will organise soling clubs 30
that tnter-departmental tournaments
may be held. A tournament among
the army officers IL planned for May
OF JunA
A temporary committee promoting
the army golf club includes Lieut..
Col Edward T. Donnelly. Lieut. Col
Jay w. Grissinger. and Major, T. III.
The Washington times., 1921-02-28
MSS KEMPER ENGAGED.

Tho Rev. and Mrs George w.
Kemper. of 4S1 McLemore avenue.
Memphis. Tenn. have announced the
engagement OF their daughter, Miss
Estelle Kemper, to Henry Franklin
Butler. the youngest son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Henry Butler. OF this
city. During the war Miss kemper
was In the Government service. Mr..
Butler was LIEUTENANT In tho United
States Naval Reserve
Major and Mrs John Greedy are
spending the weekend in Annapolis,
the guests of Comdr. and Mrs. Joel
William Bunkley.
-
Col. Theodore Roosevelt and Mrs
Roosevelt will be the guests of Con-
gressman and Mrs. Nicholas Long
worth for the Inauguration
Mr.. and Mrs e. n. Sothern and
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Richard Fuller will
sail from New York on March 2.
aboard the Aauitania for England
The Washington times., 1921-02-28
$4,000 Worth of Silks Domestics Table and Bed Wear
Offered At About $1,000

Sheetmg, 10 yds. 81
1000 yards. UnbIeaohed. Can be
used for most every purpose.
While they last. Basement Day
Muslin and Cambria,
6 yds. 81
81 inches wide. Bleached. Very
nne quality. Basement Day .
Sheeting, 8 yards 81
1000 yards. 50 inches, wide. On
bleached. Good weight for homo
use. Basement Day at 8 yards 81.
Bleached Muslin, 19c
1000 yards. 3S inches wide. for
sheets and pillow cases and un-
ment Day at Ise yard.
White Wolfe, 19c
1000 yards. Mercerized for
waists and summer dresses.
Lengths for waists and dresses.
Formerly s5c. Basement Day at
Bleached Sheeting, SOC
81 inches wide. For sheets
heavy weight. fine quality. Base
ment Day at SOC yard
Pillow Tubing, SIC
20 inches wide. Fine Cabot
quality for holsters and pillow
cases. Basement Dav at $40 yard.
Pillow Tubing, Soc
~ inches wide. Cabot. quality.
extra f,ne quality to be made UP
In Solsters and .I piilow cases.
Sheets, $1.29 Each
Size 72xsO inches. Run-of-the-
mill sheets heavy weight Base
ment Day at n.2s each.
Cinghams, 7 yds. 81
ment Of plaid colors. For dresses.
Basement Dav z yard. for 81.
Cretonnes, z yds. 81
1000 yards. For curtains and
comfort. covering. Floral .colors-
Mill missprints. Formerly 25c.
Cotton Bats, 6 for 81
200 bats in the lot Ptye.:.
Basement Day al batts for n.
Turkish Cloths, Sc =
Wash Cloths with blue and pink
! stripe HEAVY weight. Basement
Day at &c each.
Marquisette, 3-yds. 81
Also cable cord. SO inches wide
Used for making fine curtains.
Lengths from Z to 10 yards Base
ment Day at ; yards 81.
Bleached Gauze, 20 yds. 81
1000 yards in the lot. 30 inches
wide. For all home uses Base
ment Day at 70 yards 81.
Campas Shirting, 3 yds. 81
1000 yards. Beautiful colorings
in stripes for fipe dress shirts
Formerly 45c- Basement Day at 3
yards for 81.
Bed Spreads, $1.88
100 hemmed Crochet spreads. full
double bed size. Heavy weight
Basement Day at S1.s6.
The Washington times., 1921-02-28

Comdr. and Mrs. John Harrison
Knapp arc receiving congratulations
on the birth of a son yesterday. Mrs.
Knapp was formerly Miss Maitland
Marshall
The Washington times., 1921-02-28
PERFUME FACTORY FINDS
new SCENT, LAW OBJECTS

MONTREAL. Feb. 2s.-A fully
equipped nfty-gsllon Illicit still.
operating ss a perfume factory. was
discovered by revenue officials on the
frst moor OF a building In St Law
renee boulevard. Fourteen barrels.
each containing nifty gallons of mash
In process OF fermentation. 200 dozen
empty bottles. and large quantities OF
ment were seized.
The Washington times., 1921-02-28

Bed Spreads, Sc Each
100 hemmed spreads. Crochet.
s.sensst s.s nsSt Bay iS1es si sse ss sses, '''''
Dresser Scarfs, CSC
1000. Lace edge and beautiful
ess inches. 'fs Formsris Ssnisr s1So .s and @ siis.
Basement Day at sSc.
Black Sateen, 25c I'd.
1000 yards. Fast black and best
quality for aprons and bloomera.
Formerly sec. Basement Day at
2Sc yard.
Percale, 18c Yard
1000 yards. Navy and grey
ground with small neat ngures.
Basement Day at 1so yard.
Sheer Organdie, 29c
100 yards. to be used for the
Formerly 46c yard. Basement Day
at zse yard.
Table Cloths, 81
Only 100. SO inches wide. Round
signs. Basement Day at 81 each.
White Suitimg, 23c
1000 yards. SO Inches wide.
Linen finish, for dresses, rompers
and skirts. Formerly 35c. Base
ment Day at SSe.
Pillow Cases, 29c
1.ooo in this Is assortment 9sSt size. Size:
.aNcd hsayyd aqslty Had sss tern smd
Day at 2se each.
Apron Ginghams, 7 yds. 81
1000 yards. All sizes. Blue
quality. Basement Day at yards
Cotton Bats, $1.39
pounds. Full comfort size. Fine
S1-SS each.
Ticking, 4 yards 81
The wonderful Navy Feather
proof Ticking. For ticks and pill
lows. Basement Day at I yards
q.
Light Percales, 18c
2, 400 yards In floral and stripe
designs. For aprons, dresses and
boys shirts. Regularly 23c yard.
Basement Day at 1Sc yard.
Curtain Scrim, S yds. 81
1000 yards. colored ground, in
green. blue. gold color coInbina-
tons for all drapery uses. Base
ment Day at 8 yards 81.
Diaper Cloth, 10
yds. $2.10
80 pieces of Birds Eye Diaper
Cloth, 81 inches wide. Fine quail
ity. Basement Ray at 10 yards for
&2.1O.
Glass Towels, 6 for 81
67s in the lot. In blue stripe
| only. VIII not lint. Formerly 22c-
Basement Day at y for ~.
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White Wolfe, S yds. 81

White Wolfe, S yds. 81
500 yards; Beautiful 4 tins ausi-
Lengths IN to : yards; Formerly
sl.
Turkish Towels, S for 81
1900 in all. Hemmed: Extra
Basement Day at s for 81.
Poplins, S yds. 81
1000 yards- White. Good heavy
quality for skirts. dresses and rom.
bay At 5 y.rSs for 81.
White Voiles, 6 yds. 81
waists and dresses Regularly 25c.
basement Day. Q yards u.
Muslin, S yds. 81
ZOO, yard. 50 inches wiaeii asi
general uses. Perfect quality.
Regular 25c. Basement Day At 8
yards 81.
Sheeting, S yds. 81
1000 yarda ~ inches wide. On,
sheeting for art work. pillow cases
and sheetA Basement Day. yards
fer ~.
Baby Flannels, SIC
800 yards. Cream white, part
wool for infants wear. Basement
Day at $50 yard
$1.39 to $1.79 Silks,
81 I'D.
The seasons most wanted silks.
Sports Silks, Mesaline, Foulards,
Poplins, Satins, Shirtings, and Lin
ing satins Basement Day at u
Colored Batiste, 27c
1000 yards For all fine lin
eerie. Flesh color only. Formerly
3sc a yard. Basement Day at Nc
yard.
Huck Towels, S for 81
TOO in all Hemmed. Heavy
weight. very absorbent Basement
Day. 8 for u.
Cheviot Shirting, 17c
rompers and work shirts. For
meriy 2sc- Basement Dav at 17e.
Bed Spreads, $1.47
Size 74xso. Hemmed. Heavy
quality. While they last Base-
ment day at E.47 each.
I, Art Crash, 12c yd.
= 1000 yards Brown. For run
ners and chair backs. Formerly
25c. Basement Day at 12c yard
Napkins, 6 for 75c
715 in the lot. Hemmed. Small
neat floral designs Basco finish
Basement day At for 7Sc-
Organdies, 27c yd.
500 yards All colors.. Just In
time for new spring sewing. For
meriy acc. Basement Day at 27e
yard. '
Palais Rsyal-Bargain Basement
The Washington times., 1921-02-28

daughter. Miss Gwendolyn Denys. TO
William Alexander Robinson. of Louis
willie, Ky. The marriage will take place
soon after Easter. AS Mr.. Robinson's
family are In mourning. the wedding
will be quiet and probably be restr icted
to members of both families only.
The Washington times., 1921-02-28
BookIovers to Meet.

The Y. w. C. A. Booklovers' Club
will meet tonight at o'clock. when
Miss Alice Hutchins Drake will be the
speaker.
The Washington times., 1921-02-28
Other Features for Easement Day" Tomorrow

Children's Bloomers, Soc
OF fine black sateen. full cut
elastic ton and bottom. 4 to IL
years. Basement Day at 5ec.
Peg Top Rompers, 88c
OF Iinene. cambric, poplin and
ktddie cloth. also about 10 dozen
bows suits among the lot. Sizes
2 to 6 wears. Basement Day at $50
Kid Gloves, $3.98
s-button length. Embroidered
backs. white only. Sizes 8 to =.
Fine quality. Basement Day at
e2.ps.
Silk Umbrellas, $4.95
First quality of colored silk.
Mounted on strong paragon frames
suitable for rain or shine. In all
the wanted shades. Navy blue.
green or purple. Complete with
SIX cords. Basement Day at
Silk Hose, Soc
Misses. Thread silk Stockings.
silk from ton to bottom. In pink.
white or brown. Sizes to ~.
Seconds. Basement Day at zoe
>ys,r.
! Infants Silk Socks, 79c
Thread siik with cuff top. In
all the wanted shades. S'yes 4
TO sx. Basement Day At 7ss.
The Washington times., 1921-02-28

and win remain abroad through the
GOES TO SOUTH CAROLINA.
Mrs Raymond T. Baker has closed
her house in the Adirondacks. where
she has been entertaining friends for
the winter sports. and with her chill
dren has gone to Georgetown. s. c..
for the remainder of the season.
-
Governor Davis of Ohio. and MIRA
Davis. with members or the COVER
nor's stan and a party OF friends. Will
come to Washington for the inaugu-
ration and have taken apartments at
the Washington
ENTERTAINING YESTERDAY.
The Secretary of State and Mrs.
Colby were entertained at luncheon
yesterday by Mr.. and Mrs. R r.
GOWN Others in the company were
the Peruvian Ambassador and Nine.
Pezet. Judge John Barton Payne. Sec
retary of the Interior: Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Cary r. Grayson. MISS Kath-
crime Colby. Gardiner Coogan and
John Temple Graves, 5r.
Last evening secretary anu Mre'
Colby dined with Nine. Christian
Hauge, who had an important little
company of. guests.
-
The Belgian Ambassador and Bar
oness de Cartier entertained at lunch
con yesterday in compliment to Mrs.
oliver Iselen, of New York. The COM
pany to meet her included the coun-
selor OF the Russian embassy and
Nine. de Bach. Senator and Mrs,
Charles b. Henderson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry du Pont Mrs. Guy Norman
Miss Josephine Patten. Miss Betty
Connolly, Senator Walter Edge, w. p.
G. Harding, Jonkheer de Beaufort of
CONTINUED on page 17.)
The Washington times., 1921-02-28
If bought IN the regular way, these dresses wou
be marked $1,000, $3.50, $500 and $27.s

bought IN The regular these dresses would
be marked $1,000 $3.50, $500 and $3.50
fresh and desirable An unusually fortunate circumstance
arrived unpaked written
morning.
Mignonettes, Taffetas, Crepe de Chine,
and Georgette Combination Dresses
Unrestricted choice in tremendous
that
appeal the first tme-at
o:15 A. NJ .I-B.rx.
The Washington times., 1921-02-28
Corsets at $1.05

Corsets at $1.95
For the slender and average
figure. Coutil Corsets with rub
ber top or low bust with various
length skirts, double boned
throughout, daintily trimmed with
touches OF pink and blue ribbon.
and garters. Sizes 20 to 30!
Basement Day at si.sS.
Silk Stockings, 85c
, women's. Full fashioned. with
high .spliced heel. double toe and
sole. Black or cordovan. Sizes
So I'd 10. Basement Dav at s5c.
Silk Stockings, $1.69
Formerly sI.sb. Thread silk. full
fashioned. with long silk boot.
high spliced heel and double toe.
In gray black or cordovan. Sizes
81 to 10, Basement Day at 1.es.
Silk Stockings, 81
women's. Thread sillYwith long
silk boot. high spliccd heel and
double toe. Navy or brown with
flat rib. Novelty effects In srsy
and white. All sizes. Irregular
weavos. Formerly si.So. Base
ment Day at ~ psir.
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-18
A THEORY PROVEN

c EVEN WEEKS AGO people read with amazement a o partly paral yzed Dr. William L. Chapman 52 Lincoln Place. Brooklyn, sitting propped side operating table in the hospital at Sing Sing deft1y extracted bullet which for years lodged two inches deep the brain Leondowsi convict.
 Previous to the operation subject frequent convusons brainsorms, haucinatons mania His condition bad that he had been Prison where he serving his term and placed mora State Hospital for the Insane
 The operation undertaken the theory that sanity and fits of violence braln His improved condition his delicate operation abundant proof of the theory Since the operation he has not mental disturbance of sort is in physical don and not only talks and acts rational mentally alert He has been taken back the Asylum formal discharge and will back Clinton to term.
 people much larger interest for it shows striking criminal actions and points to the dea which is rapidly normal should be carefully examined by competent medical to discover possible the particular wrong don responsible for their action Society coming realize that in percentage that termed criminals need hospital than prison and than warden would be interesting knowledge although probably disquieng to know just how of the unforunates confined in asylums could be restored to behavior ment O operations
 It is to be hoped that there will be rapid of knowledge along these lines that the day when there will bp far greater prevention punishment