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Arizona republican., 1921-02-13
HOUSE ACCEPTS
PROVISION FOR
REDUCING NAVY
To 100000 men

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WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.-The house
today accepted without comment the
provision for reducing the enlisted
strength of the navy from $4,000 to
100000 men after July /.
During consideration of the naval
appropriation bill no objection was
raised to the section providing funds
sufficient only for 100000 during the
coming fiscal year. 1t remained in the
bill intact
Clauses providing for a reduction of
the marine corps from approximately
27 900 to 10000 men and for an ap-
preparation of $90,000,0 600 to carry on
the 1915 building program during the
next fiscal year probably win be
reached Monday. - (. /.
After Representative Green. Repub-
lican, of Iowa, ranking Republican
member on the. ways and means COM
mittee, had urged reduction Of arma-
nsents, Representative Garrett Demo-
crat, Tennessee, for ten minutes took
the Republican party to task FOL
.sserapping the only definite disarma-
ment program ever laid before tnt
world--the league of nations
Representative Britten. Republican
of Illinois wanted TO know IL tbs
league of nations meant disarmament
why nations already in the league hat
taken no steps TO reduce their armie.
and navies.
Because the United States isn't il
the league shouted Mr.. Garrett
We're trying to build the bigges1
navy in the world"
Attacks on the navy bill on tbs
ground that many provisions We're ney
legislation continued today, Represen-
tative Britten leading the fight. He
was less successful however. than OF
tprevious days and practically all sec
tions considered remained intact.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-13
HURLEY ADMITS
SHIPPING BOARD
MADE MISTAKES,
BUT DELIVERED.
SHIPS REQUIRED
Rapidly OF Ship Delivery
Astounded Both Germany
And Allies-Appointment
Schwab Inspired Nation

WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.-Both the
allies and the Germans were astounded
az the rapidity with which the ship
ping board constructed ships after the
Cnited States entered the war. house
investigating committee was informed
today by e. N. Hurley, of Chicago,
chairman Of the board from July, 1917,
TO the summer Of 1919.
High government officials in Eng
iano. France and Italy told him after
tne armistice. he said, that they were
nighy pleased at the achievements of
tne board He learned also. he said,
that the Germans. too. had been
amazed at the boards program.
he discussed the favorable comment
ne mad heard abroad after touching on
crluc1sm in this country. Admitting
mistakes had been made, he said that
was inevitable, since it was necessary
TO create mammoth Organization
quickly to turn out ships.
We delivered the ships" he de-
1cisred- "fhat's what we were sup
1poeed 70 do.r
L shippine board officers profited by
fhefr mistakes and took pains not to
repeat them, the witness said, adding
that the country could view with pride
the boards accomplishments. The
ships It put into use, he declared
helped turn the tide Of the war
Mr.. Hurley paid tribute to the mer
associated with him. especially Charles
M. Schwab, who. he said. had beer
drafted to take charge Of construction
whom satisfactory progress was moi
being made At the peace conference
Mr.. Huriey continued. C1emenceau told
ened the Germans, heartened tht
French and enthused the British.
'T know that his appointment" hs
added, "insloired the American people
!. s1 ass 'sn'na the sh'D'o''0ihs pro-
Xffe expressed optimism over the fu-
ture Of the American merchant ma
rine. but said too many ships nigh
prove a liability in case OF insufficient
cargoes.
Junl<ing OF the governments wooder
ships was favored by Mr.. Hurley. who
said the vessels were no longer OF any
use or practical value.
Outlining the rush job which the
board faced in the war. Mr.. Hurley
said:
Tn the circumstances which ther
existed, IL there any man Of affair.
who would contend that the Job coult
he done with that high degree Of ef
ficfency that would commend itself Z
competent business men in time o
peace. or that there could be exercises
that rigid economy which might hav
been possible had the ships been con
structed when peace prevailed?'
When the United States entered tn
war, he said. there were 81 steel an
"a wooden ship yards. employing 400
men. At the peak OF activities thi
force was increased to 3S1,000 wit
100000 others in industries providin
ship materials.
The witness defended the account
ing system Of the Emergency Flee
corporation. A modern business meth
cd was adopted, he said, but its oper
alton was interfered with by the los
of skilled accountants who were lure
away to better Jobs.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-13

vertised goods are al
most invariably depend
able. They are good
value or it would not
pay to advertise them.
Merchants and man.
ufacturers who put
these advertisements in
the paper are progress
sive and want to give
good values. They know
that advertising, by in
creasing the number of
sales, will lower prices
and give you more for
your money.
Whether your buying
is large or small, buy in
telligently. Read the
advertisements in this
newspaper for the ne
cessary information.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-13
Emergency Tariff
Measure May Come
To Senate Monday
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.-The Ford
ney emergency tariff bill was placed
in parliamentary position by the sem
ate tonight for resumption or debate
Monday and leaders announced that
they expected its final disposition by
Wednesday.
After having been shunted aside
several days to permit passage of ap-
preparation bills, the measure tonight
was made the order of business Mon
day. There was no, arrangement OF
understanding as to a final vote, but
those in charge said that they hoped
to have the bill disposed of in time
for resumption of work on appropria-
tion bills Thursday.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-13
Father And Son Check
SlOindle-NelO Stunt In
Nebraska q Arrested
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OMAHA, Neb-. Feb. IL - George
Stockham, 40 and Joe Kline Is, botn
giving Des Moines. Iowa. as their at
dress, are under arrest here for an ai-
legged father and son" check swindle
declared to have been worked upon five
local business houses today.
The method, according to the police,
was for the pair to enter a store where
Stockham. posing as the father, would
order complete outfit of clothing for
his son" impersonated by Kline, and
present worthless check in payment
The clothing, it is alleged, was then
promptly pawned.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-13
Jar, S57uts Would Take
Defeated Opponent To
Conference At London

LONDON, Feb. 12-General SHUTS,
who has just been returned to power as
premier of the Union of South Africa,
is quoted today by the Capetown cor
respondent of the Daily Telegraph as
saying he would like to take General
HertZog, his unsuccessful opponent
who fought the generals election on a
platform of secession from the empire
with him to the next imperial confer
ence.
General Snuts said the day would
come when the governor generalship of
the union would be held by a South
African.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-13
Immediate ReUision OF
Tax LalUs Urged By
Lenroof OF Wisconsin

NEW YORK, Feb. 12-Immediate re-
vision of the tax laws was urged by
Senator Lenroot of Wisconsin in an
address here tonight.
One of the first things that will oe
taken up at the special session of con-
gress Will be the tax law. he said.
While we cannot expect to make any
great reduction in our taxes. still we
can make our tax laws more simple and
certain
Arizona republican., 1921-02-13
Annual Dinner OF
M. & M. Tuesday,
Y. M. C.. A., 6:I5

The annual meeting and dinner
of the Merchants and Manufacture
ears Association of Phoenix will be
T,eid on Tuesday evening, February
N5. at TIE Y. M. c. A., beginning at
J6:f5 o'clock. There is business of
irnr ortance to be transacted at this
seting and every member is urged
be present in person and not by
preventative.
Remember
The date-Tuesday evening.
The time-6:15 p. m.
The place-Y. M. C. A.
Be present.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-13
Urga Is Captured By
Russians-M0ngoliarfs
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PEKING, Feb. 12.-unconfirmed re-
ports have been received of the cap
ture of the Mongolian city of Urga by
Russians and Mongolians under Gen
eral Baron Sternberg. Wireless COM
munication with Urga ceased February
8, when the operator reported the sta
ton there under shell fire. One Amer
ican and two Britishers are believed
still in Urga.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-13
One Negro Not ODer-
Looked ByLynchers

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OCAI4A, Fla, Feb. IA mob broke
into the county Jail and seized a negro
who had been arrested on a charge of
assaulting an aged white woman, took
him to the scene of the alleged crime
and hanged him. Before being strung
up he was identified by the woman as
her assaildnt.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-13
Thrace Is Declared
Under Martial Luu,

ATHENS. Feb. 1.-THE government
has decided to proclaim martial law
throughout Thrace.
Thrace was ceded to Greece by Bui-
garia under the peace treaty of Neullly,
signed in November 1919.
While there have been no recent re-
ports of anything to warrant the proc
lamation of martial law, Thrace has
been the scene of disorder on several
occasions.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-13
Texas Farmer Boys
Fefed By Germans

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BREMEN, Feb. 12.-Twenty- three
farmer boys from Texas and Kansas.
who came to Germany recently with a
consignment of TAP milch cows pre-
sented to Germany by American farm
ers, today were given a reception by
the Bremen senate.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-13
Gru1dy Center Is
DESTROYED By Fire

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GRUNDY CENTER. Iowa, Feb. 12.-
Fire which started in the postoffice
today destroyed all business buSYdings
in Morrison, a town of $50 population
five miles northeast of here. The loss
is estimated at $4,000.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-13
Intelligent Buying for
the Home

The cost-of-liying problem has been
studied by some able people. One of them
said: "What every American home needs
most is intelligent buying"
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-27
$685.! For q Brand NeaU
Plnld Skirt Worth $1O.95

But the Koc idea for blouse to go
skirt Surely that's enough start every needing
plaid skirt huyng down town first thing in the morning
They wonderful quality light weight worsteds Could more
sSe said of group of fashionable skirts
interesting have their peas arranged so that
the coors the outside and the tones
disclose themselves walks along-a delightful fashion,
Tans browns blues and whose harmony could
only inspired by master of color! Box peat cs
fer knife peats side peas stitched loose just prefer
them. All sizes. All for $695. -(Second FLOOR
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-27
A Special Purchase
of Jersey Sport
Goats. 81. 95

The values are so good, the
coats so desirable that wise
women will be here tomor-
row to take full advantage
of this saving. They are IN
the wanted Tuxedo style
the long lapels and cuffs in
contrasting shade tothe coat,
such as Pekin and Tan, Navy
and Tan, Brown and Tan,
Rookie and Pekin, Copen
and Rookie, Black and Tan,
Navy and White and others.
All are fashioned of excel
lent quality Wool Jersey,
well tailored, and marvel
ously low priced, at $7.95.
(Second FIoor)
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-27
Showing Springs Newest
Pumps and OIfords

Co that YOU can now decide upon new low
cut street and dress shoes Or, If you pre-
fer boots you can find them here in all the
now line and color varieties. In fact we
~ AIDE a special endeayor to show, during
+ni. week, a complete review of the cor
rect footwear for all occasions.
Several groups have been arranged IN spe-
cial nrice displays. Won't you come in
Mo- s-4((EiEstz Eloorl.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-27
Pongee SILK Waists
Very Styl1sh--S so

The Pongee is an exception
ally good quality and is
shown in the natural shade.
The features are the "Hylo,"
Buster Brown" an d
"Sailor" collars-some en-
HANGED in attractiveness by
dainty tucking and black
satin ribbon bows at neck.
The waists are just the thing
for warm weather wear and
are dainty and cool, besides
being very stylish. The price
of 81. SO is cheap.
(Second Floor
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-27
A Marvellous Purchase OF
SILK Sport Skirts, $12.45

Display models from leading two alike
We know of finer skirts for the price procable in America
any collection with greater diversity of silks models
In fact only the newest of foremost silks featured
Guiding Satin Merettes Self Paid Satin Striped Silk Serge and
others There sport skirts wealth of coors, INCLUDING
Salmon Pink Jasper Jade well as White This sale will at
ford real opportunity money your skirt needs for
Spring and Summer, these real $3.50 values
Do overlook this wonderful opportunity money the
very beginning of the easonbut you'll have to hurry
-(Second Floor
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-27
The Popularity Of
Ribbon .SGshes

The far-reaching popularity
of the sash and the hit it
scored on the earlier dresses
is shown in the way it pre-
dominates as Eff f e C ii We
trimming for new suits,
either blended or contrasted
tones according to whether
you prefer the demure or
the sprightly. We show the
newest sashes in our Ribbon
Section, priced $5.95, $7.95,
$685., $1A.95 and $22.50.
First Floor
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-27
FIe1 De Las Brand
Hn : W dde
W0lsts. S2.95

Exquisitely dainty new
models of French Wolfe and
Batiste-you'll admire their
quaintness and uniqueness
of design-and their re-
markably low price for
models of such high char
acter.
All women who read Vogue
and other fashion magazines
are familiar with "Fleu De
Lis" Waists-as they are ex-
tensively advertised. We
show them in three distinct
styles and have marked
them very low-$7.95.
Other Hand Made Waists
Priced Up to 1850 Each
(Second FIoor)
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-27

Taffetas and Mgnonettes Blouse modes, pointed bas
seslong and tight flaring overskrts, peplum effects
and pleatng The Sizes from 38 to 49, in more
conservative models. Some have tunic skirts.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-27

So fresh and crisp and
dainty-thes newest con-
ceits in neckwear! Sheer
bits Of organdy, soft chif-
fons and fine nets, rare
laces, and much art-all
combine to satisfy woman's
love of the beautiful, the ex-
quisite, the new!
First Floor
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1921-02-27

We call attention particu-
larly to the youthfulness Of
the models in sizes 16 to 38
New-York tribune., 1921-09-11

THE DUKE OF coNNAUGHT FOLLOWS THE
PONIES. In this instance they are the brightly
painted wooden horses the steam roundabout, as
our merry round is called in England. The Duke
has apparently gone the fair with the determination
to miss of the fun. International
MRS SALMON DOES A HIGH JUMP. twenty
foot waterfall has terrors for a female salmon
when her way to the spawning ground to lay her
eggs. This athletic specimen photographed while
making record leap cascade in the Willamette
River in Oregon. Usdrr~ood
New-York tribune., 1921-09-11

THE NE PLUS ULTRA IN FIRE ENGINES Two Of
the four huge new motor-propeed hook and ladder
trucks recently purchased to complete the motoriza
ton of the New York Fire Department, charging up
l89th Street test Making" Fort George
Hill in the background, at good speed also part
of the test. u.d.r,o.d
Beiom--A LITTLE CHILD SHALL LEAD THEM
And dimnutive George Anthony taking his sef-im-
posed job most seriously 1t was at baby beauty
show and pageant that the youthful Sousa took it
upon himself to jazz up the orchestra. International
New-York tribune., 1921-09-11

A CONGRESSIONAL BEAUTY WINNER Pretty Margaret Cor
who entrant the recent beauty by
Mr. Herrck, the gentleman in WASHINGTON to
further his bill nature Miss German
who only
N'o'"A ~"li'oi mtermato
The Washington herald., 1921-11-05
Pomona Grange Meeting
At College Park, Nor. 10

COLLEGE PARK, Nd. Nov. The
regular quarterly meeting OF the Prince
Georges County Pomona Grange will
be held November 10 at the Univer-
sity Of Maryland under the auspices
of the student grange. The morning
session will begin at 10 O'Clock
P. W. Zimmerman. lecturer, has ar
ranged an interesting program. a fea-
ture Of which will be the confcrrinE
Of the NTH degree by q team from
the student grange. A basket lunch
con will be served.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-05
SOC MADAM FONEDA 5Oc

Egyptian pslmiSt With singular powers
can advise you how to be successful IN bust
ness, health and family AFFAIR."; Fiyes name
OF one you will marry and when removes
eVh innuences; 81 readings. soc. So Of DIV
HN2
The Washington herald., 1921-11-05
VdnsUiILe Women Voters
To Entertain Executives

BERwYN, Nd, Nov. THE Vans
vile District League Of Women Voters
win entertain the state and county
executive board at luncheon November
Is at 1890 O'Clock At the Presby-
terrain Church here
rhs regular monthly meeting Of the
state board WIN be held In the morn
ing. The afternoon meeting ell start
n 100 and q full attendance n urged
The Washington herald., 1921-11-05
MADAM lara
MADAM LENORE

Card reader: in q class distinctly IIors
tndre hfs reading. TOI 9th 81 ~ 60.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-05
RIZPAH ELDON

henks as one Of the foremost character
analysts and vocational adviser. through
her mediumship will give advice on all mat
ters' buktDess, social or love Affairs; n you
are unhappy with present cooditions, see
Ars; Eldon by all means. Reading daily.
southwest corner 18th and L sts
ENT. 1900 I ST NV I2l
The Washington herald., 1921-11-05
THE WASHINGTON HERALD. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 3 1921
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Southeast CentraI-ceninued.

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~. &, s.mss srss.; I pos.:..so. n 50 d.,.
prles. $3.50 wILpMAs q CO.. sth and u.
Frnuk, 0loe.
S7.ooo-0TH ST. h. JUST OFF or PENN
syivhnin ave. modern birch house con
tsinins rooms; cellar; furnace heat. Pcs-
JOHN y. DoxoHoE SONS.
$40 Pennsylvania Avenue 8. \.
ss.ISo-c ST. Sc. BHTwEEN sRD AND
90 s,s. A tve-story BIRCH house; seven
JOHN y DoxonoE 3 soSs /.
so Pennsrivnnia Avenue 3. 3.
500 ST. SIC. BETWEEN srH AND
sth 'n. seren-Eoom aud BATH briek
JOHN v. DoyoHoE d SONS.
3ll Pennyiyann Avenue 9. Z.
Ss.2oo-A s1X-RooM DWELLING WITH
store. on llth Ct. Sc; room for garage;
electricity PossessIou.
JOHN ,. DoNoHoE q SONS.
3l4 Pennsyivania Avenue o. =
con. iYrR o sra. . ian. sps.. 8 ras
each. $1,000. JOHN D. DoNoHoE q
CAR ava BET. 18TH q iirh sra.
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So, 25o-sIX- ROOM BRICK: BATH AND
gas; hot and cold water; room for garage
terms; S25 per month buys this home.
THOMAS LEoNARD q CO.. $50 Louisiana
ave. NV. Main 4o6e. III
VIRGINIA AVE NEAB ioTH. : Rooms,
p SHOEMAKER: 1907 Mes. YOri AZ. NJ.
O ST. SEAR TTH. II ROOM FRANB
house with hs IN. hot-water heat. Ess. rsr-
see. sIIey. se.o0o.oo YoUfs r SHOE
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The Washington herald., 1921-11-05

SOC MADAME MAVIS SOC
Have Your Fortune Told BY
THE GREAT EGYPTIAN PALNIsT.
Tells your past, present and future:
gives names; dates and facts known only
to yourself; advice on business, love, luct.
courtship. marriage and divorce. In fact.
anything pertHininG 10 your welfare aud
Eappiness. Don't fail 10 consult this Won
derful Egyptian. You will Ind true help
so 18th ct. NV. bet. II and I sta Ell
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PROF. Remnant

VOTED elairroyant ana psInist. gives sdvic,
~ 9ness matters. love, health and family
.. nue; tells n one you love 10 true or 70 hoe
wnat part Of the country 10 Iuckiest 10 you,
xhat 70 do to be successful IN life, l2Is n
l. ave. nv. Next door 10 Masonic Temple
YTe
The Washington herald., 1921-11-05

SUPREME COURT or TIE pIsTRIcT on
Oolunhta, Holding Prosaus Court. Estate
OF Cornshh J. Adj, 0eesssed. Ne. 1g5Sg
Admiaistrstion Docket eS. AppIioatiou hsV.
ing been made hsretn for probate o. the
last vii ana testAnent and eolIeils Of ssIS
deceased. md fur lettsrs tsstanentsry %
s1la eststs, ~ Arthur Z. Aba. GrahEm
~. aioh ana !een !. Wilson. tT., e Is 0rdsred
HIS eeth day 81 October. A D., 1921. that
Mary Bradley. infant Of z1s Beacon 81
BOSTON, Mas, and B1ith Bradley, infsnt
~ ne Beacon st. Bosuss. Mass, and al
othen eoneerned, appear In said court on
Monday, the Sth day of Dseembsr. A. n
WI. h 10 o'elock O. n, % show cso..
Why such appiestios sbouId not b, rr.ut-S.
Let nctics hereof b pubhshsd IN the '.wash-
ntton Law Reporter" ana Ibs Washington
herald once In each % three surressiy.
ven before the retuns cay herein men
loneo. thu hrSt pubIieauoa 10 b, not less
ehan thirty dnyH befons Gan rsturp CAV.
A A HoEHLfNG. Justice. Attest. Ts.1u
IAAEs TANNER Register q wills FOR N.
District 81 Columbia, Cerk Of N. Prohsts
Court. Il. n. DULASY, h., Attorp.y
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RIZPAH ELDON
SPIRITUAL ADVISER.
Moved to 400 L 81. NV.
MADAM ROYAL

Egyptian PIANIST Is giving q test read
Ing free until November to convince the
pubic Of her tiff; sbs WIN sdviss 700 In
business, love, health and family 161irs
.els cause OF your troubles, What 10 DO 70
oe successful In life; removes evil In
nCence. II in doubt call and Be- convinced
sos 9th St. between and n. 7. ave.
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CLAIRVOYANTS
Confirmed

Licensed BY the
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
The Washington herald., 1921-11-05

cured clSiryoySnt aud medium. gives trr.
sdrice 90 business. health, love & family af-
tairs. Tells name Of your future husband or
we. What TO DO to be successful IN life.
Removes evil innuencet Batfsfaction or no
eharEe. SIS It'll st. NV. bet. G Y sts
coo
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