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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior. U. s. Land Office at Juneau, Alaska,

bCpdl lllCAI Ol IllC 1AtSAAOA' U. s. Land Office at Juneau Alaska,
 April 19, 1923. Notice is hereby given that An drew Sholin, of Homer, Alaska, who on November 10, 1919, made home stead entry, No. 04O52, for E1a NEA Sec. 20, and S12 SEA, Sec. IF, Town, ship 6S, Range 13 w., Seward Meri- dian, has fled notice of intention to make final three-year proof, to estab- fish claim to the land above-described before Mae Harrington, at Homer Alaska, on the 9th day of June, 1928 Claimant names as witnesses: Joseph Lee, of Homer, Alaska. Henry OhlsOn, of Homer, Alaska. Stanton Shafer, of Homer, Alaska. Mrs. D. M Woodland, of Homer, Alaska
 FRANK A. BOYLE,
 Register. First publication April 26, 1923. Last publica tion, June l, 1923. Run continuously in daily. 30t
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MAJOR GENERAL BALDWIN,;
 MEDAL OF HONOR MAN DEAF

DENVER, Apr 23.-Major General Frank D. Baldwin, retired, the only man thrice awarded the congressional medal of honor is dead
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Henry Lucas, oldtimer of the Kenai Lake district, registered in this morn- ing from the States, where he has been visiting for some time. While outside MT. Lucas spent considerable time in Kansas City visiting with his brother
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CHICAGO AND FRISCO C0NTENDERS 1924
 CONVENTION

CHICAGO, Apr. 26.-Chicago and San Francisco are the chief contend CTS for the next National Republican convention, according to Fred Up ham, treasurer of the Republican Na- tional Committee. They are also go- ing to bid for the National Demo- cratic convention.
The Washington times., 1923-05-03

IN THE FRIDAY oPPQRTU-
MITES! YOU can probably
find one you11 greatly ike
and see the sAvinGs.
$3.50 TO, 42S Cloth SkiFts,
$13.7y
IMPORTED MIXTURES-Kaaha
cloth, camepA hair, RodieF pads
and stripes. Wrap-around or side
plated atEles. Faa, grey. ceeea
4ld,8O SiIk Skiraa. $Il.Ts
lie OF them-knife and box plait-
ed, In roshanara, eFepe Dc chine
and Paisley canton; white, tan,
rose, grey and combinations of tan
and hive grey and hlNe and navy
and cocoa,
3l2.S0 Sport Skirts, @e.7S
Wrap-aFound, tucked, side panel
ana box plated stylea. with choice
OF boucle, eponge. ratine and has
ket cloth. Good color combina-
ttona.
STATS Novelty Skirts. &A,75
Novelty stripes. hlas < AID white,
navy and white. navy and tan,
brown and. tan, in box ana side
plated styles.
$3.50 Cloth Skirts. 1918
H0mespun plaids. novelty stripes.
velour checks and mixtures; come
in Wrap-around, straightline and
box-piatted styles.
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Millinery

Closing out of fine hats
prices very low!
-$7.50 TO $3.50 MoiHe
Silk and Felt Hats, $3.50
Semi-drasS type. in rose, French
blue, grey and henna.
100000 TO 1900
. Sports Hats, $500
OF straw, duvetyn, felt and silk,
in white, rose, grey, blue, brown.
navy. purple and flame,
1O-$15.OO TO $3.50
Semi-Dress and Sports
Hats, $3.50
OF Milan hamp, silk and satin, in
navy. brown. French blue and Ian
vim green,
$4,000 TO $25. O0' Dress
Hats, $1,000
Exclusive models in straw and
silk; feather, ribbon and flower
trimmed.
Millinery Shop-Third Floor.
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n Choker and
-. nav OppCrtsnities

25 Odd Pieces, $3.50
$12.50 to SIS scarfs and chokers
from our regular stock. Stone mar
ten. opossuHa. Pingtail and white
marten checkers and fox scarfs.
Large full-furred skiRs. $50.
Chokers and Scarfs, $40
317,60 to $40 Checkers and SeaTfs.
Natural grey squirrel chokers, fitch
and fox scarfs In grey or brown.
cAokers, Scarfs, 4l6A0
@22,50 to $27.S9 two-skin Chekers
of natural grey squirrel, extra large
aRd fine fox scarfs in Lucille brown.
1880 EastaEn Mink, SIS
Two-skin Chokers of genuine
Eastern mink-fine. dark skins
makes them especially desirable.
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Ad1sir0l Strauss Host
To Secretary of Navy.

The Secretary of the Navy and
Mrs. DENLY win be guests Of honor
ct the dinner Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Joseph Strauss viii give this
evening.
The Minister of Poland and Nine,
Wroblewslka viii receive the men,
hers of the legation staff and the
Polish colony of Washington at the
legation this afternoon from 4:S0 to
O'Clock. Today is the Polish Ma
tional holiday and in consequence
the MiaisteF and Nine. Wroblewska
are at home to their country people.
Nine. Mach, the vita Of the
military attache Of the Polish lega-
ton, will assist Nine, WrobIewska
in receiving the guests and also at
the tea table.
The Charge d,Affaires Of Greece
and Nine. Taamados will be nostG
Ut dinner followed by a cotiilioH
this evening. Assisting Nine
Tsamados in receiving at the dance
will be Mrs. Henry M. Morrow and
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81 Philippine Underwear 4l.a9
emises0flne nainsoeE hand ,seanossd spd hsnd-
work Round. square and peckR
Domestic Underwear, &1.0O
Fine quality machine-made underWeaF--goWrs ana
envelope chemisa. lace and embroidery trtnaInea--
vests step-tns of shadow hatiste, hernstitchsd
and Iaca-edG ed-and for colQrs. Flesh, orchid sky
blue and peach. Don't miss thesel
81 Sill Step-ina. 41.9S
Flesh color crepe chine and Fadiurn--raal filet
edging and inset ss-dainty. Washable, practcsl
Crepe De Chine Gowns, $3.eS
Good quality silk crepe--laceztFira and tai
Iorad-heIpstitched and shiFEed yokeA To choose
from Flesh, orchid, white sky blue peach. Never
low, 9 price for such fine HewRsi
GottQR Slins. &l.9S
Cotton creps naiaAooh HhFltsh sateen--tsiloEed
with self-strap4. or Iece7tF3mined yokes-what .
choice! Be sure 10 zee thGm!
Tub silk Slipa, 43.0S
Washabl& with an l9-inoh shadow heEn--ta il0Tedr-
yeuM need not one but two QF thFee
50 Tub Silk Rettieoats. &1.95
straghtline skirts with double panel 'front.' and
haek-h enstitched and scalioped hQttom-lengths
Is 10 se Surely yeu need not hesitate!
e. and 90 silk PeAtieeaas. 43.sg
Jersey and crystal knit--in what q variety of
styles and coorsflo1neeS fancy plated and ribbon
htllRs stylea VIII
brown fawR sFsen Match 81 contrast a. yea plsssst
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Mrs. Mckee to Wed
Capt. II. B. CAN'T, ,Jr.

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph r. Edison
announce the engagement Of their
daughter, Mrs. FloreIle Edison Me-
kie, to Capt. Harry Baldwin CAN'T.
jr., United States army, of Soldiers
Home, The wedding will take
place next month.
Mrs. McKie, who is the widow of
Mai. John w. McKie, is the sister
OF Mrs. Herman w. Schulz, wife OF
colonel Schulz, and the niece of
Mrs. Medorem Crawford.
Mrs. T. Dewitt TaImage returned
Yesterday to her apartment at the
Willard after a visit of several DAYS
Continued on Page 26l
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Nine. Nieolaidi, who is the guest of
Mme. EAAmados at the legation.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry May viii
entertain at dinner this evening in
compliment to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Black who are visiting them. Mrs.
Black was formerly Miss Isabelle
May.
-
Mrs. John B. Kendriek and Miss
Rosamaye Kendrick will be at home
informally this afternoon from 4:S0
to e'el0el ia compliment to Mrs.
Hendricks niece, Miss Eula Will
lians. whose engagement TO Capt
Samuel Calvin Cumming, u. s. M.
c., was recently announced.
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Mrs. Hillnaan Gives
BpidRe Party Todov

Mrs. c. G. Hillman, wife of Major
ttlllman, u. D. A.. is entertaining
at bridge party this afternoon at
her home In Biltmore street
Among Mrs. Hillman's guests are.
Mrs. Charles Carroll Walcutt, Mrs,
!. l.. Hunt, Mrs. Henry 9. Coburn.
Mrs. Floyd Cramer, Mrs. e. p,
Hume. Mrs, Hendrick, Miss Hen.
drick, Mrs. Sidney Chappell, Mrs,
Raymond Bliss, Mrs. james Harris,
Mrs. Norman Kirk, Mrs. james H.
Coupal, Mrs. Raymond Bull. Mrs.
j. Craig King, Mrs. Samuel Turn.
bull. Mrs. Clarence r. Bell, Mrs.
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General PeFshi1g Roxholdeu
At Horse ShouO.

Gen. John J. Pershing will be
among the boxholders at the Ma
ttonal Capital Horse Show, May Is
to 10. The A. e. F. stables, pur-
chased by the general abroad and
trained in this country, will be one
Of the features of the show,
Recent additions to the list of
hoxholders include Gen. James Blu
chanan, Mrs. George Huff, Col.
Robert M. Thompson, Mrs. Loren
Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Letter, N. II. LuttreI. Mrs. Edward
=. Walker, Commissioner Cuno Ru.
dolph and Mrs. Kennedy Wheeler.
s.
AT the Anglo-American reeeption
held at the International Associa,
ton of Art and Letters, tonight, at
1715 L street, Ambassador Geddes
Of Great Britain will deliver an ad-
dress.
Maurice Francis Egan, former
minister to Denmark, and retiring
president Of the association, is ex.
pected to attend as also is the
founder and first president, Mrs.
Florence Jackson Steddard. Their
successor, DIR. Clarence J. Owens.
will preside and make the intro.
ductory remarks.
Miss Dick Root and Minna Me
man Will contribute the music.
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Charles NJ. Watson, Mrs. Robert
skelten. Mrs. William r. Field and
Mrs. Louis Lucas.
s.
Mrs. Francois Berger Moran will
entertain at tea tomorrow after
noon from S to r O'Clock at her
residence, a315 Massachusetts, av-
enue for the Council of Colonial
Danes of America. Members of the
National Society Of Colonial Danes
of the District of Columbia and men,
bers of the Club of Colonial Danes
have also been invited. Tea will
be followed by a musicale.
Mrs. Murray Addison. president
of the Club of Colonial Danes.
will receive with the hostess and
Mrs. Joseph Rucker Lamar, presi-
dent of the Colonial Danes of
America, and Mrs. William Ruffin
Cox, will Join the receiving hna
following the reception which Mrs.
William Howard Taft is giving to-
morrow.
-
Comdr. and Mrs. G. r. p. Rod.
gers will entertain eight guests at
dinner at LIE Paradis tonight.
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Odd numbers style make big
1SyeaE szee-eoats,
suits and oes-qute bis 70 choose from toneEFows
MISSES DRESSES
S-ANisses 4laSO Crepe Dresses. $lao0
and blouse styles
a-Mssss' 42s Daytime Dresses 11350
Copenhagen; ribbon
and lace HEamed
4-$22.So 10 $3.50 Dresses, $500.
m
. Navy woa crepes, with
1@$2A50 10 SIS Dresses. $3.50
4
2-Afsses' $79.5O Twill Dresses $500
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Miss HamRa conOalescing
In AtIoRtie City.

Miss Elizabeth Hanna has gone
to Atlantic City to complete her
eonValeScense after an operation on
her throat. She will be away
about a week. Miss Hanna will
entertain at luncheon on Sunday,
May Is, in compliment to Miss
Louisa Hoar, whose engagement to
Christopher La Fargo was recently
ANNOUNCED.
Mrs. Monte Griffith entertained
q company Of fifty at luncheon to-.
day at the Washington Club, Mrs,
Griffith's guests were the president
of the Maryland Society of the CO.
lonial Danes of America and the
Maryland delegates to the biennial
council Of Colonial Danes now meet
ing here.
Floyd Dell, the author of Moon
calf" and "Briary Bush" will be the
guest and speaker at the dinner the
Penguins Club will give on Saturday
evening at o'clock. Mr.. Dell will
speak ON contemporary literature.
Mrs. Ash Hostess
At Luncheon Today.
Mrs, John r. Ash, who is living
at Wardman Park Hotel, gave the
first of q series of luncheons to,
day at the Federation Tea House,
Mrs, Ash's guests were Mrs.
James J. Davis, Mrs. John B. Ken
dFick, Mrs. David H. Blair, Mrs.
Frank Mondell, Mrs. Wilson Comp
ton, Mrs. Donald Conn, Mrs. Sid
ney Andrews, Mrs. William ]. Big
vi RHr.n
Henry M. Eaton, Mrs. L. c. Boyle,
Mary L. chace, Mrs. Wilbur W.
Hubbard and Mrs. j. L. Loose.
-
Walter 8. Penfield will entertain
at dinner in the Presidential suite
Of the Willard this evening in COM
pliment to the Acting Director of
the Pan-Ameriean Union and Mime.
Francisco J. Yanes. There will be
forty guests in the company.
Mrs. John Crayke Simpson was
the guest in whose honor Mrs. Ed
win s. Fuller entertained a COM
pany Of ten at luncheon today.
Mrs. Fuller plans to 80 to New
York On June ! to spend week
or ten days.
q
Miss Lila Hotz, Of Chicago, is
visiting Miss 0lyve Graef, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Campbell
Graef. The two girls were among
the guests ct the Informal lunch.
con given yesterday by DmitPi
Dimencesco, of the Rumanian lega-
ton, at the Hamilton Hotel. RenatO
Silenzi. Of the Italian embassy, was
also in the company.
A "Fete Champetre," with many
original features. called Fairy
land" will be held at Mr.. and Mrs.
| Charles J. Bells place, Twin Oaks,
In Woodley road. Tuesday after
noon, May "a. at 2 o'clock, for the
benefit Of the Neighborhood house.
Mrs. Walter Tuckerman is chair
man OF the committee in charge,
and Mrs. Arthur Billiard is presi-
dent of the trustees.
Mrs. George Berry will arrive
next week to visit Mrs. Theodore
hoynton. Mrs. Boynton will sail
May 81 for Europe to remain until
the early autumn.
! -
Mrs. Hillman Gives
Bridge Party Today.
Mrs. G. G.. Hiilman. wife Of Ma io,.
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Remnant Umbrellas,
Sc. 05

Nothing smarter than these So to
$12 Umbrellas-and nothing more
useful in spring weather. but being
odd pieces they go out as rem
nants. Handles of amber, carved
and inlaid, ivory, combinations of
leather and amber, ivory and wood
---loOpa, straps and rings give
smRrtness, while assured quality in
coverings protects, from weather.
In red. green, purple, brown, taupe
and conservative navy and black.
The Washington times., 1923-05-03

%zS.S0 to $3S.SU Fure SaEk
Sweaters, $2l.SO
BALANCE OF THAT WONDER
Full PURCHASE!
1-S2a.60 brown and cream Slip
over Sweater, grenadine weave
pure silk.
2-asa.60 pure silk Slip overs, in
a straight weave-saah and fringe
grey, Copenhagen. navy.
4-$39.60 pure silk Slip-overs, in
fancy jacquard design-navy, buff
and French blue.
4-996.00 navy and black Tuxedo
Sweaters, of pure silk; block and
straight WeaVes-jaoquaFd revere.
6-932.60 pure silk Tuxedo Sweat
era. In navy. black, brown and
buff; beautiful quality and well
tailored.
Sweater Ends!
10-$2.S6 Grey Slip-overs, of mo-
hair and worsted; round neck and
26-S5.oo and $3.50 Mohair Sweat
eFa, consisting of slip-overs, sleeve
less golf coats: Tuxedo, fiber and
mohair alip-overs, in buff, grey,
Jockey, Harding, orchid and jade,
sS-3A6O to $1,000 fiber silk
Slip-oveFs-mohair golf jackets and
tacquettes--in navy, black, buff,
oxford grey, $685.. a
1e-$12.T6 to $500 pure fiberS
ailk Tuxedos-black and navy blue
we'll tailored, 1886.
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Special, $3.50
Misses' @39.5o to $3.50
Frocks

NllSaes 38.bU 10 @44.9W
Frocks
Just imagine the silks
Roshanara, flat crepes,
printed silks and crepe Ro-
maine-at this price! And
the newest trimmings-lace
combinations, embroidery,
French knots with wide col
or choice-LanVin. brown.
cocoa, navy and black.
It's a very special group
for girls for Friday selling!
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NAV Saskatchewan and RIouses
Fascinating new stye-choice materiafnes workmanship
and best Of all MAY SALE PRICESi

Pretty RLOUJSES
such wealth of exquisite styles such Won
deFful values-you can't afford to let the
opportunity 90 by.
cetten Sport BIouees, $3.50
Slip-over and jacQuette typea-dotted voes, Pats-
ley prnts the Pongette, combinations of bisque
and Paisley with color&wrpsa, orchid, Copenhagen
bisaue and gFey-aH youthfW styles In this won
dSrfa new Gfonp eens to teiA the May Sales
Handnade Rleusea. $500
Sheer batiste and extra fire wolfe in most Won
derfuf purchase-every stitch hNnd zdoneFeal filet
drawnwoEk rotfa tiny Epf4lea=every style collar
and thiRk Of il: SKIES - 10 ~. Come early for
your sizei
Handmaae BIeusea, $3.e5
This time linens a. well 80 wolfe and battste
Peter Pan and roll eonaTereal Irish and FINE frills
hand embfoidery and lace insets-everything to
make these blouses desiFahs-and then think OF
Costume Blouset. $500
The popular hp-length kind-crepe de Chine, Ct
course-bfight Egyptian coloFings-soft faIcw and
grey-navy and White alvaya-6pt come in and see
hem!
silk Blousea. &a-a4
For sport or dFess-printed slk-Val lace ruff .
fes-bright colortngs but that's net half the story
Resides. there's the New GLENDALE Sports Blouse
Waite La Jerz with navy and white tie You
must have one!
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z-$05 Embroidered Coats,
OF veldyne, in soft graystone
col9r; blouse back styles. heavily
5-$125.OO Corona Wraps
$6A.SO
Both blouse and panel-back
sstyles, VITA earacul collars and RIB
1O-Smart Sport Coats,
$50. SO-lave Been
$65 to $79.5O
and ere well worth your thought
coats fer motor, sport or travel.
Camefs hair, lustrosa, Angora
stripes and imported plaids. Grey
ana tan the coiors.
1O-$8S.OO Wraps, $4S.SO ;
Mandarin style. Wraps Of deep,
Graceful and. practical in black
and Horto Rice shade.
-$05.OO Fashona coats
$46.5O
Soft velvety lasnona. moth grey
or black The ribbon trimmed
blouse ties with ribbon sash.
10-$50.5O to $65.OO Coats
$3.50
Coats in CordeIIa and Delysia,
Straight panel and plated backs
or wrap styles as you please, with
choice of navy, fallow and sor-
rento.
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1O-&4S.OO, Pile Fabric
coats, $16.S
$45 Delysia Coats, 0f the prac-
, fical type atrafghtlinN end klnono
styles, with self eoler silk stitching
and hand embroidery. Navy, black
and Porto Rico.
2O-$3S and $40 Sport
Coats, $3.50
English fleece, plaidA and mix
lures, in grey or tan, with flare
backs, yoke or beltsd styles. Well
made. smart as can be.
10 Capes-
Just a little unusual to
find them now among the
remnants!
3-$35 Twill capea, Ala.SO
Navy blue--straightline style.
e-$55 Yoke Capes, $2s.10
straightlina capes, in navy and
black cerdalSge, gathered ON 20 a
5-490.S0 Circular capes
$30.S0
OF navy twill, with monkey fur
trim.
A-4Ss. 90 Cares, $4a.S0
Navy and black fashona, circular
style, with earacui coilar.
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Suit Opportunities

ems Suit Section tomorrow!
S05.0O Embroidered Suits
$3.50
Just skin navy and black,
with richly embroidered blouse
jacketa-beat silk crepe lining:
$4,000 Smart Enaliah
Suits, 41a.S0
Utility Suits-the kind our Eng
lish neighbors wear fer sports ana
country--tan and grey eheeka with
long and hip length coats OF bslted
tyne,
SIS 90 box Jacket Suite
$3.50
Ten Suita. of youthful hne, ~
navy, tan and black twill Novel
touches OF embroidery lend distiHc-
ton. sizes "a TO 40
$40 70 $40. 80 Camel s.HaiF
Suits. &2A.SO
The chance Of the season! Eight
real CamePs-hair Sport Suits with
douhle- breaSted and long jackets.
sizes 81 TO AZ,
SIS sports Suits, &17.S0
Homespun mixtures and ever
plaids-l0ose box Qr belted style
jackets il the right shades of tan,
grey ana blue. You needRt hesi-
tata herai
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Special, $3.50
Misses. $2a.5o 10 $3a.0 90
Sill AfteEnoen RFsases

Sf1E AfteFn0Qn Hfeeees
Fiat erepes, Gantons. tat.
fetas and prints, with all
the allure of youth and
sPFingtime in their basque.
circular and bloused styles.
Beaded embroidered - any
type in fact; and the col
ers-aH the usual ones, with
many Egyptian patterns be-
sides!
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ID Friday Big With Remnant Opportunities

It's remnant time for Spring goods--for Summer th
in. Yet Spring apparel is for Summer needs we'll 50
in taking advantage of these Friday opportunities!
the day-or the garment Of your choice may be gone.
The Washington times., 1923-05-03

Mrs. George Berry will arrive
next week to visit Mrs. Theodore
hoynton. Mrs. Boynton will sail
May 81 for Europe to remain until
the early autumn.
The Washington times., 1923-05-03

Mrs. John Crayke Simpson was
the guest in whose honor Mrs. Ed
win g. Fuller entertained COM
pany Of ten at luncheon today.
Mrs. Fuller plans to go to New
York on June to spend week
or ten days.
The Washington times., 1923-05-03

The Speaker and Mrs. Gillett are
at present in Massachusetts,, but
= will return to Washington shortly
to remain through the spring.
The Washington times., 1923-05-03

Stout -theSe 0ppoF-
15-$6S TO SIS Suits, $3.50
Larger sizes In the mere dFeegy
type. Tan. navy and black twill.
Sash tied blouse and embroidered
panel jackets. Deaf You want
one?
l0-Women's @4o.SO and
$69.5O Coats, @A6.S0
The sleRdaFizinE line In eoFda-
lure, arabella, lustrosa or veldynei
Blouse back. straightline and wrap
styles. Navy, grey, tan and block.
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OPPORTUNITIES IN WOMENS
Coats and Wraps
Real opportunities they question about it!
Handsome Wraps, $3.50
Were From $500 $1,000 Each
coat aHd u ssd Ssnd ebTSidsr n "upN We @
The Washington times., 1923-05-03

Attorney General Daugherty has
been Joined at his apartment at
Wardnan Park Hotel by his son-in-
law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
#. Rarey.
The Washington times., 1923-05-03

$125.O0 Beaded Chiffon Draped
Evening Gown, size 38, at $BN.O0.
$500 Brown Canton Crepe, with
oriental embroidery: size 3S, at
$69.5Q.
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Many or them In the W0M
Three-Piece Coatume Suits
$AA.sO
Just ten of them-reduced from
$69.50 and $75.0a, Each enc p
beauty. Tan, grey and navy hlua
wills with jackets beaded, e4n-
broidered or tuckAd-zpanel or blouse
styles-bodices Of the dresses in
contrasting color or printed silks,
Sizes UP to ~
$3.50 Three-Piece Suits
$3.50
But only twoi Navy and tan
velour check Suits. with separate
detachable blousea. Better be here
eaTlyl
So and 16S Tailored
Suite, @30.BO
Two-pieee Suits Of the strictly
tailored type-long oaats with
tucked or inset panels-short box
coats with braid binding. Navy,
black, greystone and tan.
$3.50 Tailored Suits
$29.50
The popular shades OF tan, grey
and covert twill, with choice Of
long panel or shorter box jackets
but only tent
The Washington times., 1923-05-03

Floyd Dell, the author of Moon
calf and "Briary Rush," will be the
guest and speaker at the dinner the
Penguins Club will give on Saturday
evening at o'clock. Mr.. Dell will
speak ON contemporary literature.
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Mrs. Ash Hostess
At Luncheon Today.

Walter q. Penfield will entertain
at dinner in the Presidential suite
Of the Willard this evening in COM
pliment to the Acting Director of
the Pan-Ameriean Union and Mime.
Francisco J. Yanes. There will be
forty guests in the company.
The Washington times., 1923-05-03

1-Orchid Crepe Roma Evening
Gown, silver embroidered; size SO.
BLACK Satin Street Dress, lace
yoke and undersleeves; size 81,
Navy Duvetyne combined with
crepe de chine; size 80.
The Washington times., 1923-05-03

GlOVeS-StOcKl
Broken sizes!
SIS and $6.7S Gloves, $l.95
12-button-length White Doeskln
and Natural Color Chamois--Doth
washablel
So and $3.50 Silk Gloves
Strapvwrist, S-button length and
gauntlet styles-noVelty tWo-tone
effects-beaver, grey and brown.
$50 to So Gloves, CSC
Novelty Cham0isette Gauntlets--
white, mode, grey, beaver and
brown--two-clasp Milanese silk, ms
pongee. oak and tan. Both fine
quality!
$3.50 Chamoisette, Use
16-button. length-white, silver
and biscuit-very fine gloves!
Sport Lisle, So
Ribbed Sport Stockings for misses
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Larger Sizes

II you wear A or larger
.tunities are for you!
1O-Women's $39.S0 Twill
capea, $26,SO
And think-all in navy blue with
silk creme lining, Straightline
styles!
$50 Twill Suits, $3.50
The becoming tailored kind!
Navy and black, with strapped
panel jackets-styles that slender-
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groups. They have been as high
as So. Big squares and triangles of
Colorful value-Canton crepe, satin
and novelty silks--PaisIey and
Egyptian, plain aud berdered. Come
and get one!
81 and $50 Remnants, 7Sc
A table full of odd pieces-averv
one worth while! Organdy Vestees,
both Peter Pan and Tuxedo, Net
Frill and Peter Pan Guimpes, Net
Berthas; hand embroidered, eyAlat
and filet trimming. A wonderful
box of values!