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Phillips County herald., 1921-12-23
Local. il, Brief


p. F. Burge arrived from Denver
Saturday morning.
Glendora Kapson Of raoli was shop.
ping in Holyoke between trains Sat.
urday.
w. E. Cadwalader returned from,
Grant Friday afternoon, wnere he had
been ON business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl sharrars have
returned from visit with relatives
in Lincoln, Nebraska.
Mrs. Harry. Andrews Of Venango
was visitor at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bill Childers Friday.
Mr.. Frank Dawson Of Milford, Iowa,
is visiting his cousin, Mrs. Ellen
Kistler, northwest of town.
Miss Milicent Painter was a passen.
ger from Denver Saturday morning,
for visit with home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herb neiliger return
ed Saturday from a visit with rela-
tives at Plymouth. Nebraska.
o. w. Martin and Mr.. Deming were
passengers for Amherst Saturday
morning for a visit with relatives.
R. J. witchey left Monday, after
few days stay in our city in the in
terests of the Mutual Oil company.
Mrs. George Linzy returned to her
home in Denver Friday afternoon,
after visit with Mrs. Cameron
Young.
Misses Clara and Hurtha Fuls
cher were passengers from Boulder
Saturday morning for visit with
their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Corf were In
Holyoke Sunday, enroute to their
home in Bellplains. Iowa. after two
months stay in Denver.
-SMiss Francis Thompson of Boulder
was incoming passenger Saturday
morning to spend the holidays with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. S. T..
Thompson.
Miss Edna Blackledge entertained
Phillips County herald., 1921-12-23

p. F. Burge arrived from Denver
Saturday morning.
Phillips County herald., 1921-12-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Herb aeiliger return
ed Saturday from visit with rela-
tives at Plymouth, Nebraska.
Phillips County herald., 1921-12-23

An al In the Herald Is worth the
price.
Phillips County herald., 1921-12-23

o. W. Martin and Mr.. Deming were
passengers for Amherst Saturday
morning for visit with relatives.
Phillips County herald., 1921-12-23

Keep posted read The Herald.
Phillips County herald., 1921-12-23

Miss Edna Blackledge entertained
the Bow Knot club at the home OF
Mrs. Cristie Friday evening. There
was a large attendance. The even.
ing was spent In playing cards. Re-
freshments were served. SO
Phillips County herald., 1921-12-23

Miss Milicent Painter was a passen.
ger from Denver Saturday morning,
for a visit with home folks.
Phillips County herald., 1921-12-23

r. ]. Witchey left Monday. after
few days stay in our city in the in
terests of the Mutual Oil company.
Phillips County herald., 1921-12-23

Glendora Kapson Of raoli was shop
ping in Holyoke between trains Sat
urday.
Phillips County herald., 1921-12-23

Mr.. Frank Dawson of Milford, Iowa
is visiting his cousin, Mrs. Ellen
Kistler, northwest Of town.
Phillips County herald., 1921-12-23

Mrs George Linzy returned to her
home in Denver Friday afternoon,
after visit with Mrs. Cameron
Young.
Phillips County herald., 1921-12-23

SMiss Francis Thompson of Boulder
was a incoming passenger Saturday
morning to spend the holidays with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. S. 7.
Thompson.
Phillips County herald., 1921-12-23

Misses Clara and Hurtha Fuls
cher were passengers from Boulder
Saturday morning for visit with
their parents.
Phillips County herald., 1921-12-23

Mr.. and Mrs. George Corf were in
Holyoke Sunday, enroute to their
home in Bellplains. Iowa. after a two
months stay in Denver.
Phillips County herald., 1921-12-23

Mrs. Harry. Andrews Of Venango
was visitor at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bill Childers Friday.
Phillips County herald., 1921-12-23

w. E. Cadwalader RETURNED from,
Grant Friday afternoon, wnere he had
been on business.
Phillips County herald., 1921-12-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Sharrar' have
returned from visit with relatives
in Lincoln, Nebraska.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-27
American Ports

BALBOA, Nov 26--Arrlved: Bessie Dol
lar lBr), Manila; Lompoc (Br). Tocopilla;
lota (Br), Guayaouil Bay state. Seattle;
F11yaI f1Sy City lBr). Yokohama; Lyons Maru
BALTIMORE, Nov 2s-Arrived Hilton.
Port Tampa; Atlantic City Boston; Vene-
Suela San Francisco. etc, via Havana and
and Shields via Boston: Rutenfjell (Nor).
umea via Norfolk; II II Rogers Tampico;
Adanello utal>. Venice. Sailed Lake
Newton. Boston; Collngswor,h. Galveston;
VIM Warden, Port Lobos; Samatra
Mar Maru ga. Gap; Kobe and Yokohama via
Ethel Cora, Fernandina. Fla.
c;ts BApQN ds @ ROUGE, , La, Nov 2s-Arrlyed:
New New oreann ssea asw NsM on
BOSTON, Nov 2e-Arriyed: San Benito
(Dan), vita. cuba: soestdijis (Du5. Rot
terdam; comeriol tBr2; CALCUTTA and Co
bus savannah; Greeian. Norfolk and Bal
ner cHaTnGsToN 3 psesing, Norfolk &as ssSth
Comanche New York and Jacksonville;
Saxon. New York.
GKdsrUBAh No. Noy 2sr 2sArrived Walter
himon. Sailed: Amur Maru Uap),
Havana
HAVANA. Nov 26-sailed: San Bias
Mexico. New York; Montevideo Span.
Vera Cruz.
Howard, Baltimore; Naples. Mani West
mardway Savannah. Sailed: Mohawk.
MOBILE. Nov 2e-Arrived: Kewanee.
euba Sailed: Lake Strymon. New York.
Gathwood Port Lobos Hagood, Port Lo-
oos Munssoma. New York.
NORFOLK. Nov 2e--Arrived:' 25th, XII
'fuku Maru 9Jap), Portland Ore: West Ca
max, London; Fotis (Gk). Gibraltar;
Emilia Emilia r dp. Gibraltar: sudbury. Balti-
Iimerick Domburg (Dp. New Orleans:
Arno Mendi (sp). San Francisco Sailed
sSth, Marie (Ger). Hamburg: Hoxie. Glas-
ter: Roseden (Br), Boston; Rutenfjeld
(Nor), Baltimore; Venezuela, Baltimore:
Christian Nicholson (Nor). Aalborg; 26th.
Everett. New England: Ruth. New Eng
stan (Br). San Diego; Glenearn IRr).
Queenstown; Maryland. London and Ant
werp via Boston.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov &c - Arrive.:
New York Lake Eion. San Juan; Edgar
Il. Luckenbach, Seattle etc; Paraguay Bal
tlmore; Gudrun Maersk DAM, Baltimore.
sch Mary Diebod, Tamp. Sailed: Hi
hernia tSw). Hanaya; Kotonia (Dan).
Buenos Ayres via New York Lygnern
Mennacher (Brl. Rouen; George w Clyde
Chicago; Gulfiighf. Port Arthur; Monte
Cristo UtaD, Naples and Genoa; J w Van
Dyke, Chorrera, Mexico; Nurtureton (Br,.
Mississippi (Br), Antwerp and Hamburg
via Boston.
PORTLAND, Me. Nov 2s--Arrived: San
Michaele (ItaD, Newport News; sch Alice
NJ Colburn, Norfolk.
tCeatinusd on next page,
New-York tribune., 1921-11-27
Winds at Sea To-aay
Arrived Yesterday

America, Bremen Nov Is. Southampton
and Chcrhourg IL, Queenstown 1S; to
United American Line. with $50 first, 1875
second cabin, 467 third-cIass pass. mails
and ndse; Pier /, Hoboken.
Steel Mariner. London Nov o; to 1sthmian
Lines. with chalk; Pier b. Jersey City
Leopoldfna (Braz). Havre Nov s, CO.
runna 8. vigo 9 and Hanava g.; to Com
pa&nie Generate Transatlantique. with
sndac; Pier 81, N r.
Celabrta tBrl, vigo Nov 5, Havana 81: to
Anchor Line. with mdse: Pier GA, N r.
Mexican, Seattle Oct 81 San Francisco
29. San Pedro Nov 8. Cristobal 16; 40
United American Lines. with mdse; Pier
., Bush Docks. Bklyn.
Korsftord (Nor). Santiago Nov II; to N 7
& Cuba Mali 8 s Co. with mdse; Pier 10.
Brooklyn.
Cauto. Vera Cruz Nov 10, Tampico i3,
Progreso 10; to the N & Cuba Mail s
Co, with mdse; Pier 10, Bkiyn
Noordam tDutch), Rotterdam and Bou-
loxno Nov 16s Plymouth II; to Holland
America Limo, with IS first, 1877 second, "a
thtrd.class pass, mails and mdse; 9th ut,
Hoboken.
Bartholomew. cienfaegos Nov o; to N Y
q Cuba Mail 9 Co. with sugar; Howell's
Maartensdyk Dutch. Rotterdam Nov
10; to Funeh. Edge & Co. in ballast: Pier 8.
Bush Docks, Bklyn.
Presidente Wilson (Ital), Trieste Nov 10,
Naples IS, Algiers Is: to Phelps Bros 6.
Co, with 73 first, $50 second cabin, 1886
third-ciass pass, mails and mdse; Pier z,
Bush Docks Bklyn.
East Cape. Hamburg, Nov. s; to Kerr
Limo. with mdse; 57th st, B'klyn.
Rovaer (Nor). Campbleton, Nov I9: to
pcrcelia. vicini & Co. with indse; anchored
IN stream.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-27
Sailed Yesterday

Cedric tBr). Liverpool: Oropesa (Br)
Hamburg; Nieuw Amsterdam (Du). Rot
4srdam: MORO Castle, Havana: Ponce. SAT-
Juan; Toloa (Br). PIT Lirnon and Cristo
bal; Advance. Port au Prince and Cristo
bal; Hoyeisan Maru (Jap), Yokohama
Lake Gilboa. Wilmington; Modesto (Nor>
London via Norfolk; Great Falls. Cape
Haitien: zoppot (Danz), Lobos: Leeds City
Baltimore; Fort st George (Br). st Thona.
and st Croix; Apache. Jacksonville and
Charleston: Vardulin {Br), London; Eve
lyn. Norfolk; Lake Arthur, Richmond
Creole, New Orleans; Tasmania Maru
(Jap), Philadelphia and Yokohama; Clare
Philadelphia; Argentina (It). Trieste; Hell
lg Olav (Dan). Copenhagen; Astrea Du)
Cape Hayti; Tyrifjord (Nor). Bergen; City
Glasgow; Jefferson, Norfolk Panhandle
gtate, London; Kee1ung (Br), Philadelphia
and Alexandria,; Stephen (Br), Ceara; Ell
Aundo, Galveston Mesaba (Br). London
1deftord {NorJ, Philadelphia; Smaraged
<Nor). Cienfuegos; Philadelphia, Norfolk.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-27
Cleared

Moro Castle. Blackadder: Havana; z
= Cuba Mail S S Co.
Sioux. Goodman; Santiago and Guanta-
hamo; N & Cuba Mail S Co.
Ponce, Folker; San Juan and Ponce; N Y
q Porto Rico Co.
Maracaibo, Johnson: La Guayra. Curacao
and Maracaibo via Mayaguez; Bliss, Dali
clontarf Mcouarrie: constantinople
Derindje and Constanza; A II Bull.
Port de Paix; Funch. Edge & Co.
Stanley Dollar. McCiements; Vancouver
Via Baltimore, San Pedro and San Fran
cisco; Dollar s Line.
Creole, Jacobs; New Orleans; Southern
Pacific Co.
Jefferson. Horsley Norfolk; OLD Domin-
aQn Transportation Co.
Ell Mundo. Nelson; Galveston; Southern
Pacific Co.
Nordhvalen tDa). Madsen; Norfolk; N
Cuba S S Co.
Altamaha. Baker; Mobile and Tampa
Mallory S 8 Co.
Lake cheIan. Charles; Baltimore; Hal
schaw s Co.
Nur,a tspl. capanga; Philadelphia;
Garcia & Diaz
Ardmore. Brigdett; Talara; Robert L
America uD. Re; Naples to Philadel-
phia; Italia America. Inc
Sch Frances Elkin (Br), Rafuce; st
John: F Whitney e. Co.
Sch. Whitebelle (Br), Merriam; Perth
Amboy; ] Whitney & Co.
Sch Joan Kielberg CBr), Publicover;
Halifax; F Whitney &, Co.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-27
Incoming Steamships
Due To-day

Vessel. Port. Agency.
HH.pland, H.r.L Antwerp, Noy 49,: Red Star Line
Sheridan, Para, Nov H.. .Lamport & Holt
Canada. Marseilles. Nov II. .Fabre Line
Maine. London, Nov 10 Atlantic Transport
Tuscan Prince. Hong Kong, Sept 1e.
Furness. Withy & Co
1ucatan. Havana. Nov 20. NY s. Cuba Mall
Assyrta, Glasgow. Nov 17...Cunard- Anchor L
CAIamares. Havana. Nov ID. United Fruit
Due Tomorrow
Celtic. Liverpool, Nov 49,. White Star Line
Sarnania, Cherbourg, Nov TO-. Cunard Line
Oscar II, Copenhagen, Nov 16.
Scandinavian American Line
10p0e1fjord, Christfansand, Nov IA.
Norwegian-A American Limo
Sommelsdi5k, Marseilles, Nov 16.
Funch Edge g. Co
wuerttemberg. Cuxhaven,, Nov -.
United American Lines
Fort Hamilton, Bermuda, Nov 26
Nbro. cris.obal. nov. 22 .Pac steam Nav C.
Philadelphia, Curacao, Nov 10.
Princess May. Port Antonio. Nov Fl.
Di Giorgio & Co
Taurus. Santos. Nov T........ Kerr S Co
Porto Rico. San Juan. Nov %.
N Y & Porto Rico Line
@inasta. Hamburg, Nov IA. Barber S Lines
Due Tuesday
La Touraine. Havre. Nov 10. French Line
Caronia, Gibraltar, Nov 49,. .Cunard Line
6orland. Barry. Nov 10. Stray S S Corp
svsin 'arl' lmminsham' s0y 5 o ssrax e; CO
vennonia, London, Nov IL. .Cunard S S Co
Aex1co. Havana, Nov rs.
N G. Porto Rico Line
Due Wednesday,
Ipswich, Hamburg. Nov Is. Unit Am Lines
Eastern Dawn, Antwerp Nov ~.
Black Diamond S Corp
Aeolus, Buenos Ayres. Nov 10.
Munson Line
Cu2lpue. Guayaquil. Nov "A.
. Sanderson & Sons
Ohioan. Los Angeles Nov IL. Unit Am Lines
Due Thursday
Arabic, Naples. Nov 10. :. White Star Line
Mt Clay. Hamburg, Nov rs.
United American Lines
Ansaldo v, Hueiva. Nov rs.
Mcdonnell & Truda
Exeter City. Fowey. Nov y.
Camamu. Rio de Janeiro. Nov is.
Lloyd Braziliero Line
West Inskip. Antwerp, Nov IL.
Black Diamond S s Corp
Vasari Rio dc Janeiro. Nov 12.
Lamport & Holt Line
Tiyivcs. Santa Marta. Nov 24.,..U Fruit Co
Due Friday
George Washington. Bremen. Nov 22
United States Lines
ordunA. Hamburg. Nov 10
Royal Mail S Co.
Steel Mariner. London. Nov o.
Norton. Lilly & Co.
West Calumb. Gibraltar. Nov is.
United American Lines
Due Saturday
United States. Copenhagen Nov 90.
Scandinavian Amer Line
Greifryda, HRvre. Nov 90. 80. French Line
Valacia. london. Nov 19..... .Cunard Line
New-York tribune., 1921-11-27
By Cable and Radio

Lapland. Southampton and cherbours,
Nov Is. for N Y, with pass. mails and mdse
to Red Star Line is expected to dock be-
tween and 10 m to-day at Pier 61.
r fWest 23d st).
Celtic (Br). Tiverpool Nov 10, for N Y,
with pass, mails and mdse; to White Star
Line, is due in Quarantine a m tomorrow
and will dock at Pier so, N r (West 22d
ST., about 10 m.
Wuerttcmberg (Ger}, Hamburg, Nov II.
Cuxhaven, Nov ii for N Y, with pass.
mails and Indse: to United American Lines;
Is expected to dock at Pier SO. r. m
tomorrow.
Oscar II tDan). Copenhagen. Nov IS;
Christiania, Nov II: for n Y, with pass.
mails and mdse; TO Scandinavian American
Line; is expected to. dock at nth at,
Hoboken. tomorrow afternoon.
Carmania (Br), Southampton and Cher
bourg. Nov 10, for N Y; with pass, mails
and mdsc; to Cunard Line: is due in
Quarantine at midnight, and will dock
between and 10 am at Pier 81, r
tWest 14th st).
Mount Clay. Hamburg, Nov 10. for N Y;
with pass, mails and mdse; to United
American Lines: is expected to dock at
Pier sc, r, Thursday q m
New-York tribune., 1921-11-27
Trans.Pacific Mails

Connecting malls close at tho General
postonfce and City Mali Postoffice Station,
New York. at y, m, as foilows.
Hawaii. Samoan Islands. Australia and
New zealand, via San Francisco Sonofia,
Dec !.
Japan. Corca. China. Siberia, French 1ndo-
China, Netherlands East Indies Except
Suniatral and Philippine Islands, via
vancouver and Victoria. II. c., Empress
New-York tribune., 1921-11-27
Marine Reports
THE TIDES

THE TIDES
High water Low water.
AM PM AM PM
4au4y Hook ..... $3.50 s:n2 1905 -
4ovefnor's Island. 500 e;a3 1885 ---
Hell Cato ..s,... esss 1908 s.si 1909
Winds at Sea To-day
North of Sandy Hook Fresh east winds
unsettled weather; fasn over south and
rain or snow over north portions.
Sandy Hook to Hatteras: Moderate
southeast and south winds: cloudy. thick
weather and probably rain.
Hatteras to Florida straits: Moderate
cast winds and fair weather.
East and West Gulf OF Mexico and over
Caribbean Sea: Moderate. variable winds
and partly cloudy weather.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-27
Wonen's Smart Shoes
eft S8.75 eft $7:85

Tan calfskin, one and two strap pumps
with walking heels and welted soles.
Black satin, one strap pumps with
high or low Spanish heel-the modi-
fed version of the Baby French heel.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-27

1905. pairs women's low shoes, tan
calfskln, black and brown kidskin OK
fords, two strap brown kidskin pumps
and one strap black calf pumps. Sizes
are not complete.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-27
Satin Brocade and
Faille Bayadere, s1.95 yd.

Far less than wholesale price today.
Satin brocade is heavy quality suitable
for bags, 9H inches wide. Faille baya-
dere for smart girdles, in bright sports
colors, 7 inches wide. Also metal baya-
dere in light shades, 8 inches wide.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-27
Washable Faille and
Silk Brocade, 81 yd.

Another price below today's wholesale
cost. The washable falle is satin
ribbon much used for camisoles, in pink,
white and blue, oH inches wide. The
silk brocade has black or Alice blue
backgrounds.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-27
Hair Ribbons, SOC yd.

Stripes, plaids and howered ribbons
both taffeta and satins-and all of un-
usually fine quality. They are selling
here at less than regular wholesale price.
A useful and exceedingly welcome gift
for the small girl.
GROUND FLOOR
New-York tribune., 1921-11-27
A Christmas
Ribbon Sale

Most Of the prices are below regular
wholesale cost Beautiful ribbons, both
in quality and color, all Of the kind most
suitable for. Christmas gifts.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-27
Roman Failles, 75c yd.

The finer quality failles in strong, bright
colors-red, blue, yellow, green, with
stripes of black and white, 81 inches
wide.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-27
Handsome Brocades
$500 yd.

Velvet brocades and metal brocades--
both II to l3 inches wide-at less than
actual cost to US: Rich, high colors,
most appropriate for decorative table
scarfs. A Christmas inspirationl
New-York tribune., 1921-11-27
French TwilIs s4.75 yd.

All-wool twilIs Of a superior quality in
Navy blue. They have the soft firm
finish most appropriate for suits and
frocks. 81 inches wide.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-27
Fine Flannels

Kimono FIannelette, 15c yd.
1900 yards Of a soft Aeeey Aannelette in
many patterns light and dark grounds
y and 36 inches wide.
Outing Flannel, 1oc yd.
a heavy very fine quality in stripes,
checks and patterns. y inches wide.
Bath Robe Cloth, SOC yd.
An especially heavy quality in delight
tuj patterns and colors for bath robes.
II inches wide.
SECOND FLOOR
New-York tribune., 1921-11-27

4 special price for two Of the most
wanted silks at this time. Both are of
excellent quality and are shown in won.
derful variety Of light and dark colors.
40 inches wide.
GROUND FLOOR
The Washington times., 1921-02-23
LABOR UNION WANTS
STORES CLOSED MAR. 4

business Washington VIII Dc o'oseu
tighter than a drum on inAusursioh
day. n tho Central Labor Union has
Its way. At a meeting last night
resolutions were passed protesting
against the opening of any stores In
the city on March T. /.
Marx jackson, who starteo ou.
painter and studied law between
weddings of the brush was ppy AppU,n'.u
attorney for the Central LAoor h'on'
jackson 10 still a union nsn ss,
in9 nm membership In Painters Local
No. 81. sts.t
The Washington times., 1921-02-23
SECRETS SOLD BY
GERMANS, CHARGE
Warrants, Issued for -Four
Chemists, Say They Aided
Ou Pont Company.

COLOGNE. Feb. a3.-warrants have
been issued here for the apprehension
OF four leading chemical and dye ex-
perts formerly employed by Fried
rich Bayer 4 Co. OF Leverskursen.
charging them with breach OF con-
tract and betrayal OF commercial Sc
erets. They are DIR. Joseph Flachs-
lander, Of oberhausen. Bavaria; DR.
Heinrich Jordan. OF Cologne Dr. Otto
Runse and DIR. Max Enxiemann.
The four men are described as old
ana trusted employees. They are
charged with signing contracts with
the Dupont de Nemours Company. OF
Wilmington. Del. which not only
bind them to enter the American
company's employ. but also place at
its disposal other valuable consider
ations-tbe cumulative benefits OF
their experience with the Leverskur-
sen concern.
They also are charged with al
legally appropriatinE valuable reci-
pcs. formulas, etc. to which they had
access by virtue OF their positions OF
trust and confidence"
A DIR. Kunze, OF Zurich. representing
the American company. IL said TO have
made the arrangements with the four
experts. and is reported also TO have
been instrumental in securing the
transit across the German-Dutcn from
tier OF q trunk containing important
Documents. drawings and othr scien-
tho material. Tho Dutch authorities
accidentally discovered tho trunk,
which they seized. and ordered Its re-
turn to the prosecuting attorney at
Cologne. upon the latters requisition.
WILMINGTON. Del. Feb. 22.-Dr.
Joseph FlachslaEder denied emphati-
caliy today that any papers or chem
ical formulae we're brought to this
country by himself or his as5ociate.
He declared reports that q DR.. Kunxe,
Of Zurich. had smuggled trunkful
Of documents across the Dutch from
tier were untrue.
DR.. FIachslander asserted he had
In no way broken faith with his for-
mer employers. Friedrich Bayer 4
Co, OF Leverskursen. He declared he
regarded the knowledge ne gained in
the companys employment as having
been contributed by the research work
of himself ard his associate and that
he had brought 1t all with him "in
his head"
The Washington times., 1921-02-23

United States State Department as a
result OF his conference with Senator
Moses Al connection with the pro
posed inquiry into the Cabrera inl.
prisonment has been the subject OF
wide comment Guatemslsn papers
received here gave wide publicity 70
the announcement that Senor Asulrre
would himself visit this country 70
straishten out the tsngle.
Ia As believed here that senoI
Asuirre will attend the inausuratlon .
OF Presldent-eleet Harding onn ha,eh
A and that he will await the instAllA-
tion of Justice Hughes as seeretefs
of state before opening negotiations
The Washington times., 1921-02-23
.AGU|RRE COMING TO
RESCUE DR.. B|ANCH|
Guatemalan Foreign Secretary
Hopes to Justify Herrara Govt.
In Cabrera Case.
By JACK DOYLE
international News Service.

Secretary OF Foreign Affairs Luis p.
Aguirre. OF Guatemala. Is expected to
arrive In the United States tomorrow.
According TO announcements made be-
fore his departure. the object OF his
visit Is "to rescue DIR. Julio Bianchi.
Guatemslan minister TO the United
States, from the diplomatic tanglo In
which he has involved himseir and
TO convince the Senate of the United
States that the actions OF the Herrera
government OF Guatemala in regard to
the Incarceration OF former President
Manuel Estrada Cabrera are fully
justified.
According to reports -sceived here
from Latin America. the rebuke ad-
ministered to Minister Bianchi by the
The Washington times., 1921-02-23
Conduit Citizens to Meet.

The Conduit Road Ciuseas AssO-
saAuon will meet tomorrow night at
o'clock at ST. Dsvid's parish hall.
Conduit and Chain Bridge roads.
The Washington times., 1921-02-23
GEORGETOWN CITIZENS
APPOINT COMMITTEES

Seven standing committees were APP
pointed at a meeting OF the George
town Civic Association last night In
the Phillips School chairmen OF
these committees. together with
George T. Beason. president, and John
Il. Bowles. corresponding secretary
constitute the executive committee.
The chairmen are Clement Fersu-
son. membership; Henry Lyles. n
nance; James II. Davis. commercial
and civic Interests; the Rev. James
L. Pinn. public improvements; the
Rev. ID. ID. Turpesu. legislation the
Rev. Charles IL. Wesley, public
health; and the Rev. Albert J. Nit
.chell. education.
The Washington times., 1921-02-23
Rollinu Mill Expert to Talk.

F. ID. Egan. rolling mill specialist
of the Westinghouse Electric and
Manufacturing Company. will deliver
an illustrated lecture on Rolling
Steel by Electricity" at the meeting
of the Washington Society OF Techni-
cal Engineers. Architects and Drafts
men to be held Friday night at 8
o'clock in the auditorium Of the In
terror building. Eighteenth and F
streets northwest
The Washington times., 1921-02-23
Reception for Gov. Brown.

An informal reception In honor OF
Gov. Albert o. Brown. OF New Hamp-
shire. will be held March D at the 81.
James Hotel by the New Hampshire
Association. Members OF the Cover
nor's stan and the Congressional dele
cation from New Hampshire will also
be guests OF honor.
The Washington times., 1921-02-23
STOP CATARRHl OPEN
M0STRllS AND HEAD
'Ssys Cream Applied In Nosthls
neIisvss Head Colds It Once

II your nostrils are clogged and
your head IL stuffed and you can't
breathe freely because OF a cold or
eAtarrh. just get . small bottle OF
Apply a little OF this fragrant. anti
septic cream into your nostrils. and
let IL penetrate through every air
passage OF your head. soothing and
healing the inflamed, swollen muc-
relief,
All! how good IL feels. Your nos
trils are open. your head Is clear, no
more hawking. snufflfng. blowing;
giins for breath Eiy's Cream Balm
10 just what sufferers from head
colds and catarrh need. It's a de-
light
The Washington times., 1921-02-23

The bed has massive two-inch continu-
Gus post can be had in walnut, mahogany,
porcelain white, and vernice martin The
mattress is full fifty pounds in weight and
in all cotton and good quality ticking, built
for service and comfort. The springs are
of link wire fabric construction. All for
only $28.95.
Buy one of these remarkable outfits to-
morrow
The Washington times., 1921-02-23

Bed all cotton mattress and spring, the
rest of this week you may buy this wonder
full bed outfit exactly as pictured above,
at tremendous saving! Ordinarily you
would expect to pay more for the bed
alone, than our February sale price for
complete outfit-steel bed in any finish,
fabric constructed spring, and all cotton
mattress
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-05-18

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