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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24
:'nrr'um ,uns Good ric,,rr

" ITTInn FlFWWm docs solno Nno
notihE ~ Ih" Scuttl"rs." tho MI.
shown a. the Hiucbird Thcat.r iii
position ia difficult one from -.
start. Pie IS It detcctiv. trying 10
gather scuitii evidence agninat the
c"n'ain 81 IN" shi!! on "hiCh H. is .
sailor. lie falls in love win ihc
captains Daughter played hy Miss
Jackie saunders
The pulling OF luv" against dutv
Ewes MN the opportunity 70 shov,
varied emotions and at This ,"nri.
William Farnuin .xcrls
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DEPARTMENT WILL APPOINT
1855 SECOND lIEUTEHANTS
"" Hold Examinations I,-rIuui,,.
Nhrh 70 l. MISUNDERSTANDING
lie hllhtfcd Various branches

.--I ~ '.'SD M Tod !'TcNA
-. NSii MOTION. Fob. ~ Exa.nina
IRONS for the appointment or . ~
second l!"Gtcnants TO tn. army Mil
~" h"lu b"ginnlug April - til. WA
,"phF'm"nt rnnnuuc"d today I'M,
thr various branch IS -. m, f.,-....
,'I,;;ng IN 'hc Infantry and N.!d ar-
ESnm!nations VIII he ,udlc,.1
under provision Of tho army r.,,
.Ani"htlon arr. ana viii To- rblr,ci,-
w. ,,"rps area ana post cuinmnr.i-
"r. VIII r"c"lv" applications
Hrsc examinations Wi, not MI an
N".lnC."S now existing, the an
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24
LESLIE JUDGE COMPANY
FILES BANKRUPT PETITION
'iith Avenue Publishing Corporation
Push"d {" Will b.. trr,iitnrs
With Claims or SHnU. uno.
lEy Assocint,l pro.4

new YORK. Fob 23.-An !nyolun-
cary hhhkriptcN petition was lli"d
mere today in Federal court against
the Leslie Judge Company. r.ftb
ANenn" publishing corporation. on
""hh!i OF ihr"" creditors with claims
'"tali"E more than sGnc.0Or
ID" petitioners estimated the cor
r"ratton's liabilities Mt s2a1NoOu. ANA
MS assets n, si2o.G0O Thomas II
r"ih'r. lawyer, was appointed re-
ce!vcr
me corporation publishes i.os!lo's
N""kiT. "a magazine or current events
judge. weekly humorou. magazine.
AMI Film Fun. a monthly.
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victim or sIr.,i,, s,.,,

MIN LIE. TENN. Fob 2g"Af-
~ wv" weeks OF apparently soi,,d
s,nm""r. wi,h attending l,hvaj,,'.,,,us
hnic 20 revive her for oulv n go,
minutes ~ - 'inc. Mrs :. II ri,h"E
tttr:",i; aSca IS believed To ho :, Viz
."h OF INC S"-callcd Sleeping ,sIrt
moss. IS still lying in state Of COW.
AZ hef home here. according 10 m 49,
."uinNclient made tonight by tba a.,
tending phySiCj1u ~ Wv at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24

IN" Eoamokr Times has evidently been
wrestling with the spring poet already 1t
s"Es Poets "e are Told. born and not
49, might he maEncd. 1t TAKES more than
Gu" ability to make two lines rhyme to con
si!i"ie Il noet. but YOU never drive tina,
through some peoples heads"
The south Boston Gazette has this to say:
Th' President Of college in DanviIe has
hs"n asked 10 resign for allowing the girls
TO dance "lth each other some peoples idea
90 good time is stopping others from en-
.cyjng themselves"
Says tho Blackstone courier: "Hich.nond has
instituted crusade against: speeding autoists
rpt from til" l"re" numher OF recent deaths
i" ihat city caused by apparent reckless driv-
'uE u is almost OF lacking the door
after the Horse has been stolen"
Yes" says the Fnrmvlle Herald 'thc custer
law Us on Nirginia's etatutc books. but none OF
tho officials IL the Prohibition Department
seem To be OF the fact'
The Norfok virgnnn-rlot figures i, out
thus: since the eighteen amendment. the
value Of trl.ud does not depend so much OH
"hat ID" has IN his upper story on what
J." has IN hiH cellar"
The Richmond TmcA DiSpa tch says .'Slcnp
N'H'r mt - sudden Einnn when he got the
rhh ~ Flood" In other words HaHcon,
rashly waited out beyond his depth-iiristui
Herald Courier.
Il Is hut Just to say that the following APP
P"arcd IL The riicwatcr Dcmocra, u day be-
FOR" tn" present snap appeared: Taking the
c"" from migratory fowl and passing up the
prosn"sticat.ons OF the ground hog. we ven
mr." ~" p!z,ii1tIoi TIM siirii E Is ui.,,a n.y.
Tn" following verde, rendered By the New
pnii News Times Herald is generally approved
1T IL scant comfort for Mr.. Marshall that the
move to Increase the Vice Presidents salary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24
rri,c-Fighli.: player.

Reginald Denny. who plays the
part OF Robert i'awnay. : young Eng
lShman, in THE Price Of Possession, -
Ethel tlayton's new starring vehicle,
which VIII he shown at tho I;iiou
starting today. Is 81 strenuous cXcr-
ciscr. When he is not worI;inE he
fore the camera Denny whiIcs away
his spare time boxing ana prizc
lighting. lie holds Il heavyweight
championship and gained n catch-
weight championship at HASTINGS.
England, where he was attached to
he royal air forces
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24
NiISItTi'UI IIuAs,,
Theater Calendar
AcAur.mi-kci,h ,n,d.,,u.

'AbEMi--h Ynud",Ii,
nfJot-i:thri tInytun in .rh.
Fritr az p1-srNsion."
AZ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I'nrnu,u
Ia "Ihc S"nttirFs."
HitUiDW AT i,urics Rn, Ia
"Ntnri-tn and Phyllis"
iSIs-th aries Chaplin in erie
Kid"
-Ih"mnS Nci,hum in
"Ih" tr"n'icr of Sturs.'
ODEbN-i!iiiic nuri,r In en-,
"nti"n "f EliSniI-ih"
N!.N-'1lnoi" titi.un in ~, i,.k
nron."
Ni'Iuit--N iiin,n :. iinrt /,
NV ntson Tracks,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24
Three Candidate. On, o, p,co

EUEUM I3TN. ;. e. F'rb. 23.-Thrcc
candidates. Judge Edward Newer.
Judge Ernest Moore and Prof Marion
KuCKdf. -0flhnraw their -rHHTtt;sdrIrs
for the associate jus,iceshlp, left
vacant by the recent death OF Assoc
ciate Justice George w. Gage, OF the
South Carolina Supreme Court, in to.
days balloting In the Joint session
OF tho Legislature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24
Awarded s.,.o0n claim.

MEMPHIS, TENN. Fch 23-Miss
Molsic Qnirk. of Milwaukee, who. in
support OF her claim to a 100000
share i'm the estate of the late rat
rick kalaher. Memphis land owner.
detailed cour;ship extending over
Two decades and cited m altered
agreement that she had TO inhcrlt
the bulk of his fortune. was awarded
$4,000 by jury in Federal District
Court here today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24

should begin just as he Is RETIRING from office
h"i II ihc bill is passed wish II might bc
retroactive. If ever the nation had a worthy
ana faithful E!c"-'rcsidont il is Thomas H.
Marshall And he has the respect and ::ood
Will OF the public. irrespective OF PARTY nnilia-
ton"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24
I h-l,i,h.

u" m"''rn surgeon remarked To his class:
Ns " mater OF fact. gentlemen the appen
OK is wholly useless. Man would be innn
ii"ly better Of without it"
That's probably true" snis , tour,i 49,,
student but without it, - per cen, of this
class womb 20 hroke Cor rrncticc Sir
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24
Nm, ,nllrclrd rnrnurh nnllrnuhs

= T.. r.. South iiiIl. The statistics
,u!nbi.ci for t,e iwoiv. month. be
June 30. 1920. show tina, taxpayers
IN various collection districts Of the
United states paid $l3D.7S5.Slh59 on
freight transportation and sos ST.
Go. :? on passenger transportation
under The provisions OF section 800
OF the revenue act Of 1915
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24
information bureau

Inquiries regarding almost my
topic. excepting on legal ana r,cdI l.
cnl subjects, are answered fee. Ar
MI inquiries rre answered directly
ny personal letter. scif-aLhresscb
hfnni2rd envelope Is required Adj
dress The 1imcs-Disputrh iniurIna-
ton bureau. ltirhinond, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24
Don't Miss This Picture.

ii YOU fail to see Billie Burke in
her latest Paramount comedy. The
Education of Elizabeth" which will
be the feature ut the Odcuu today
you viii miss something worth while
II has scored heavily everywhere
Donald Cameron heads capable sup
porting cast
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24
"Ninc,-rn and rh,I,is...

Ninetccn and Fnyllis" CONTINUES
10 draw wei at tn" Broadway Th.
picture Is one ~ the hos, that las
been brought here for some time. ANA
'hrG. crowds have seen IN. pictur.
,"ch DAY Charles Ray rs nt his
best in this picture ANA his acting
has caused much favorable cn,nnrni
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24

NICTOKIN, y. G, Tch. 2S IInyo,,,,,
,;',,n rn nan, in the eovcrnm"ni
l!Puor bii! now before tho Eri,i.b
Columbia Legislature. proyi,I. H., Us"
s"Ition OF beer clause which ,yo,,i,,
allow the sale of that bevcra%c -,
hoiei roomh, restaurants, cabnrc,s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24

kioka'Oo,' another "Iioot" Glib
son picture. will Toe shown today at
The i."x. ana the usual rowds are
,Nr"ct"d. Gibson is gaining in popu-
young foiks. a"d he IS said TO be
cNira good in tlis piCtur..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24
nuiIer's Presidential CnnIidacy.

EcHU"r. NlIWHrnOCk.- -IIcnjumin r
iiut!nr was The candidate or the
trccnback and Antimonnpoiy parties
Tor the Presidency in the national
rainpaiEu nf 1851 and puilcd 1872 So
voirT Ills vote in Massachusetts was
2i5S1
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\ Hero or Peace

= ICHMOND has opened It's arms ana ac
~ cordsd its plaudtlA to countless heroes
OF many wars IL is shrine to which they
come drawn by lis association with nghti,.r
leaders in every conflict since the Reyolu
+ Ton Eut, today. Richmond receives a hero
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24

VH-TTE 'N0NIW NNa nTUlu-,l a
lul!-ienrih feature. Il runs siN iaols.
H'fc H.a FORMER pictures g,rc-alIy
averaged hut two roofs. /, IS ihret
'NHcs ~ long hnd more IMAM tire,
mes inunicr tEhn anything hc mas
,Es,r. done. III" 'itic %. il; g. "Thc
Nl" Described ~ Firs' Nationals
TX reels of JOY. ANA viii T.. III. at
-INo'lun ~ ID. 81. IMnnt.r m, Nm.
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The Weather
Furnlshcd by u. $. weather Burcnu)
Forecast: Virginia.

N'hNt NTHttiiN-
Fnir Thursday; colder
In Fast nu,l central
portions: Friday Ia.
rrrnsin g rlou,ilncss.
with rising temperature.
North Cnrniinn-l'uir
rhur,lny and Friday ;
,9.ticr IN East portion !;
Thhrsiln, rising lem.
i"rntntr Friday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24
SEEN ON THE SIDE
Hf HENRY EDWARD WARMER
The Tro,ri,lc NnlScr.

The Man who invcnt"d love
Ana moonlight nights. and cl,c
Ihc Turing coo Of the turtle dove
When he plays at hide ANA seek.
The Man who Thought OF camucs
Ani the bosom OF placid lakes
At the same time invented Il bunch of blues
Ana Il bundle OF signs and aches
The Man who invented Eyes
And dimplcd checks. ami lips
As full AS the rcd Of sunset skies
When Day to her boudoIr slips.
Tho Man who Fashioned the smile
That is warm like the heart of June
He SGT Us to dancing that littlc while
liu, We wept 10 a minor time
The Man who Invented the bliss
hf close embrace. and wuvc
The thrill Of wine in Il maiden's kiss
In nook IN sylvan grove
lie lifted the soul Of Thou
TIL the spirit within Me ycarns,
H"i the kiss that is soothing when given
Now
'"morr"w Ne gods it burns
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24

Now that Slemp has been eliminated from
the Cabinet possibilities he can devote his
ertr" time to fighting that gerrymnnder
tina, would Keep him out OF Congress
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24
Up With tine Times


irih;'hs ne didn't mean anything by IT, but
"hF " why lid The It'd hendwritcr say +,
'ation of uses OF raa is ono Of mos, ,,.,..,.
tive features of shoyv"r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24

There seems to- he a mtx-un s,,,.,y,..,.
He"di.n" says Jack Frost corners Pie market.
ana an tn" Will" We thought warren q Was
sole proprietor Of AN tho pastry
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24
Spirit Of Virginia Press

The editor Of the Emporia Independent Is
boxing for trouble. It's paper says: Fin
ror!a young ladies who are afflicted with
'nerve"' wi. hnd that ono Of the best tonics is
"ish-water applied to the bands three times a
day"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24

h.hin;ah !. hnnis ending T. VI Tr,cn
t''ih."i. y hWnEs ending l.. .'ria,r
Excess sine" January i.... IA
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SiI,,iinI Iluiu

W mi direction. Houthwcs,: Wind v"l"''ti,.
4. 81. ,luudy 80 "'"'"'' al
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24

ttspii:SS All. CpMMIN
iGNT:USS 1" Tile Iim's
Dispatch and not I" u"
di,idulti>.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24
i%cnl T"npcrntur. Yra,cr.hn,

., VI. t'ilp"tuiur" n
\iiinNN.i,uth t"inr"FntnT. 80 t. Nj a.
S>,,l"l'huil temperature 10 H.. Nj
~ W. t'lhn"id turr yesterday a
iirr"uuiiiHi l"inr.rit NJ" for thir date
,,.,yhtl'hcE siic" March i "a.
Excess since January !
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24

,.r,,rttpSE. Randolph
Private i,raurh IN
change C"nuc'lihI
all departments.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24

PUNISHED every ,n, IN ne year n Tne ~ Times.
Tenth Kthnund Va. pS A"S
D,phtth Inblshns O.. ,nC.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24

THURSDAY FEBRUARY 81 t92l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24

News dispatches say Senator HARDING INNS,
is''" q decision on several subjects this week,
lie Woa"hly Will do better thar that. nna
r'''" several decisions on each one of Them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24

Ma'e in Richmond" is Il good slogan but
We =" especially strong for it as amended.
Maid IN Richmond"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24

marry hauSatcrE. nest Attcrncy-t;cneral
las been AN Industrious lahorcr In lin. Uarh
,ns vineyard ana no doubt he is worthy of his
hire. 80
Evening star., 1921-12-30
IN MEN0RIAN.

BOOKER. In loving memory OF a a.,otrd
husband and loving father, WILLIAM T.
RophFR who rassrd - the higher NE
thirteen years ago, December 20, 1905.
Gone, bllt not forgotten.
WIFE AND son. NETIlE BuohEk Np
GEORGE II. BOOKER.
CcILIER. IN sad but loving remembrance Of
my dear sister. BEULAii COLLIER. Wh9
left me three years ago today. December
More and more each day l miss yon, dear
SOM, may think tic wound IS healed
'-ris only God who knows the sorrow
That lies in my heart concealed.
often sit and think Of you.
When | am all alone:
For memory is the only thing
HER LOVING SISTER, ANNA.
nsry In loving rcnnom nranc" Of my dear
corghter, ALMA NJ. DAILY tH"e ilarris). VII"
henartrl This If" suddenly eight years
ago today December 30, 1873
In INV heart your memory fingers.
SyeatIr tender foni and true:
There is rot n day. dear daughter,
That do not think "a You.
LOVING MOTHER. >
ENNIS. In sad and loving rrmemhranrr OF our
dayotei mother EiIIABEFa ENNIS. VITO
lcf. us four years ago toaaN' hectmoef o.
1917.
We think of You in silence.
Few ewes that see US weep.
Bat many a silent tear We sieh
When utheS ere asleep.
sr-rounded hv friends we are lonesome.
In the midst OF pleasure We are blue:
A smila on oar faces and Eeartarhr.
Always '"''-N'' " THE FAMILY q.
Evening star., 1921-12-30
Mr.. HARDING ACCEPTS
INVITATION OF ROTARY
Will Attend Presentation of Memo
rial to Unknown at
Arlington.

President Harding's acceptance of
an invitation to attend the ceremonies
at the presentation of a memorial to
the unknown soldier at Arlington by
international Rotary during the
Forthcoming conference of the Fifth
District of Rotary, to be held here
March 81 to 18th was announced at
a meeting of the chairmen of the COM
inittces in charge Of the conrtrt nee
at the New willard Hotel last night
Cabinet members and all foreign
delegates in the city ut The time will
bt invited to be present. and. as Craw-
i"rd {. Mccullough, president Of In
transitional Rotary, Will be one of the
pTlnciDaf speakers on the occasion ii
rs expected 10 have an international
/ Sconc.
" llllam G. Clahaugh chairman Of
! Tue executive committee, presided AT
last nights meeting. and foI!owin.~
me reading OF reports of al Starhi.tt.
committees, Edward !. stock y4y.r
! nor Of The Fifth District of rr,rarv
gave an optimistic report Of a recent
! iiip taken through the district. which
! comprises. the District ,f rolun1l,t,
/ eastern Maryland, Delaware. south
vania - '''' :
! He said that thirty-four of the fftv-
one cinhs in the area had voted to
dttehd the conference, and that from
the present outlook more than 2.5VU
visitors would be in the city for the
occasion.
-, ] iar .hairnen in attendance and the
committees they head included. Mr.
STOCK and John Poole. program, com
inittee; Mr. clabaugh. executive com
hitt"e; Mrs. J. Philip Hermann.
.""ItS com'nittce; Frank Shipe. dis
ii't publicity committee: c, Fred
2'k, iDcai publicity committees: ".
W. Bowie, TRANSPORTATION ,.fnr,it+oo.
i =. l'ulln. hotel committee. Percy
i.h"htpson reception committees: VIII
f, , " ii's.n l.. i'adc!iffe entertainment com
h'tte"; John Brewer. hali and meet
! lhG committee: Arthur Mav. Rsv Scout
! H"nhitte"; Harold Brooks. ban rnn7
iittc": ti"nry Bittenper. dinner ,,nd
iu,,cht"h committee; William T.. II, :
,til' decoration committee: Edward
/ i'"p' music committee: George =
1'tieS. golf Cnnlnitter: Richard l.
,.'hin: bahGr committee: Richard !
! Murphy. automobile committee. pnb-
eft NJ HICKS, registration committee
ana Fred s. Lincoln secretary and
! treasurer of the general cotnnittec
Evening star., 1921-12-30
WILL HONOR MARTYR.
Filipinos is Washington will co

Filipinos is Washington will COM
memorate the twenty-fifth anniver-
sary Of the martyrdom of their hero,
DR.. Jose Rial, at the Central Y. NJ.
G. A. building at $50 O'Clock tonight.
The public is invited.
Americans and F'ilipinos will take
part in the program. which includes
speeches by Charles r. Russell, Amer
lean journalist and author; Jaime c.
de Eeyra. resident commissioner from
the Philippines to Congress: Pablo
Silva, a student and representative of
those educated under the American
regime in the Philippines. and Caesar
A. Carvallo. president of the Filipino
Club here, under whose auspices the
program is being given.
Following the speeches a musical
program of vocal, piano, violin and
orchestral selections will be rendered
by both Filipinos and Americans
DIR. RiZars MY Last Farwell' y
written when he was awaiting death
in his cell on the night before his
execution, December so. 1896. will be
recited. as an added feature of the
meeting.
Evening star., 1921-12-30
THE WEATHER

District of columbia-Partly cIoudz,
ana somewhat warmer tonight. low
. est temperature about % degrees: to-
morrow cloudy and warmer: mod
crate sputh"rly winds.
NarNland-I'artly cloudy and warm
tf tonight: tomorrow cloudy and
, warmer; winds becoming. southerlv
and Increasing tomorrow
Eireinia-Partly cloudy and warmer
tonight: tomorrow cloudy and warm
"r: diminishing northeast and east
winds shifting. to southcrly by to-
morrow.
West Nirginia-Cloudy and warmer
tonight and tomorrow, becoming un-
settled tomorrow.
Records for Twent.-Four Hours.
Therm"meter-4 pm. 81: pm.
30; R midnight. "a; i am. 20; & a m.
~; noon. -.
Barometer-i pm. 30D1: 8 p.m..
3o.2l; II midnight. 30.26; 1 a M, 30.2S !;
a m. 30.34: noon. 30.23.
Highest temperature. II. occurred at
, nm. yesterday. Lowest t"mpera-
tl!re. 10. occurred at I a m. today
Temperature same date last year
Highest, 81; lowest. 80.
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition of the
water at am: Great FailS--Tempcr-
ature. ~; condition, very muddy.
Weather in Various Cities.
Evening star., 1921-12-30
The Suits are
Corduroy Suits

Each with two pairs of pants :;
and both pants are full lined !;
half of the lot has Twill lining !;
the others are lined with Khaki.
Sizes J to IS years.
Evening star., 1921-12-30

that are SO popular-Brown,
Blue, Green, Gray, etc; with
convertible collars; muff pock-
cts; belt all around; inverted
plat in back. Sizes 8 to II
years.
Evening star., 1921-12-30
Boys Furnishing Specials

Domet Pajamas-one-pcce garmens-in neat patterns.
Sizes to IA
Union Suts-corectly fashioned to fit 90 and
comfortably; warm and in sizes 4 to IA years..
MILDLY Bouses-Pan White, White with Blue Collar full S l
and blouey. Sizes to Is
Evening star., 1921-12-30

Single and Double Breasted,
some plaid, others plain back;
light and dark colofs Raglan and
regular shoulders--belt all around
or half belts. Another excep-
tional value.
Evening star., 1921-12-30
Others of Them are
School OvercOatS

for the big boys. Double
breasted model; belt all around;
Blue, Brown and Oxford mix
lures; vent in back. Sizes 8 to
II years.
Evening star., 1921-12-30

Brought right and
stylish require Full fashioned with hand
embroidered clockngs Black shades and
Oxford mixtures.
Evening star., 1921-12-30

Some Big Values in
Mems Shoes
Worth up to $500
$4%:s5
They're High Shoes
Lace and Blucher models
of Delta and OF h er
makes we carry regularly.
Sizes are broken, but in
the combined assortment
you'll have no difficulty
finding your size.
Black Kid. Gun Metal
and Velour Calf: Brown
and Mahogany Russ a
Calf; made on English,
Semi English, French
toe, Brogue, Wing tip,
Straight and Broad-toe
lasts; as we'll as conserva-
tive shapes. Some rub
Der; some leather heels.
Evening star., 1921-12-30
DIED..

ATKIN. Passed away on dnesdny. bec"tn-
ber *, 1921. FLORENCE EAS1isAkE Al
kIN beloved aHn. II i.lranUrr PARK L"% :
EEen,iou and william Reginald LOWS S"FT-
ices at oak II.ll Chapel, saturday. nj II q. IA.
Evening star., 1921-12-30

HARVEY. Friday morning, Dercmi-r 80,
mANyEl. wIaow u Ii,c ~ Dr. Il. N.
Harvey. S.rvrrS Hil y; he!a IT Lar.s
cit. pei. 81 IA. ave-. NaEHti&y afternoon ai
] % clock. Pleas. omit iuw.r-
Evening star., 1921-12-30
Some of the Overcoats
are Novelty Overcoats

Fancy Chew lots: Double
breasted, buttoning to the neck:
belt all around; inverted plait i'll
back, and cloth lined. Sizes 5 to
9 years.
Evening star., 1921-12-30
HOLLAND.

HOLLAND. ou Thursday morning. Drcnmho"
-, l.'-l. ct ~ III. ogden. tah. IA IL,
CLARA, only sou 81 Aa g.lTsi tinrk lIu,.".-
and tr I'siai ii. Holland. III ne ;''s,4 ye...
Of his life
Evening star., 1921-12-30

EPFS. December -. 1872. at residence. u u
l,i II. : ". KATE LPIS TuaeEal from
Smith 4 Williams chapel 3Jl VI ST. >.w-.
SATURDAY. D"cen4t"r 81, nj O'Clock ~"
leaves /" n.ngrn iA"iE loss father. on" s"u
aui one siaicr.
Evening star., 1921-12-30

GILLESPIE. Departed tbs lif". in ful tri-
urHIb If faith prrgini..r =. ll2l At Afe
r.-.grfir-7. -iH G4r.la ..4.. ne. ivy t.'tg,
Henry Gi!LI>rIE. he leaves /" mra.. -
i"Nr- ana devoted VIII" ---t'r n 49, ...I
hl.r" Funeral IRON IlEi,E baptist I Ia.- j.
Ivy t.fr. Sunday. JaIatFN J. lA-I, ~
-I.t-h ~ N. ~ lri.L.-t .L.EL-n-l. II
The daily Alaskan., 1921-04-23

Berlin, April 23.-Thc fall of the present German government within q fortnight is regarded tonight as an event which will have 10 be reckoned with.
 In parliamentary circles it is no longer considered a probability but is looked upon as a certainty that the impehdins French military meas ures will be knocked out by the cab inet.
 In this event an election will he called al once