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The Washington times., 1923-06-14

who went to West Point with him
got back this morning.
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Mrs. Henry Wilder Keyes, wife
of Senator Keyes of New Hamp-
shire, was one of the American
women presented at the Court of
st. James last evening. Mrs. Keyes,
who went abroad early in May, at
tended the international suffrage
conference at Rome. Her eldest
son, Henry Wilder Keyes, jr., who
is a student at Harvard, will join
her in Europe after the close IF the
university, and they will travel ex-
tensively before returning to the
United States
Mr.. and Mrs. Eldridge Jordan and
Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Reyburn
will be joint hosts at a small dinner
followed by dancing at the Mont
gomery Country Club tonight. The
guests of honor are Miss Louisa
Hoar and her fiance, Christopher
LaFarge whose marriage takes place
Monday and Mile. Lucienne Nano
and Juan Francisco de Cardenas of
the Spanish embassy, who will be
married on June q.
Nine. Nano, wife of the counselor
of the Ruman.an legation, and Mile.
Rano returned today from New
York, where they went to meet the
latter's sister, Nine. Auffmordt, who
has come to this country to attend
the wedding. Mr.. de Cardenas will
entertain at dinner on next We'd
nesday evening in compliment to
Nine. Auffmordt.
The Minister of Rumania an
Princess Bibesco will entertain a
tea Sunday afternoon at which Seno1
Cardenas and Mile. Nano will be
presented with a wedding present By
members of the diplomatic corps.
The committee for the purchase of
the gift includes the counselor Of the
British embassy, Henry Getty Chill
ton; the counselor of the Italian en-
bassy Signor Rosso; the secretary
of the French embassy, Jules Henry,
Senior Amoedo of the Spanish en-
bassy and Jonkheer E. G. de Seriere,
attache of the Netherlands legation.
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Chaplain Rinard WEEDS
Clergy1nan's Daughter.

The marriage of Miss Marie
Elizabeth Rentz, daughter of the
Rev. and Mrs. William f. Rentz, to
Chaplain Herbert Adron Rlnard, U.
s. A, TOOK place at 1890 today in
the Epiphany Lutheran Chapel at
Sixteenth street and New Hampshire
avenue. The brides father performed
the ceremony assisted by the Rev.
Mr.. Waltemeyer. The bride was
given in marriage by her brother,
Chaplain George Rentz, u. s. N,
who came up from Panama for the
wedding. She wore gown of white
georgette embroidered in crystals
and made on simple lines. Her tulIe
veil, arranged high in the back, was
Continued on Pare
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Miss Rebecco Lamar
To Be Married Next Week.

Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Lamar,
of Rockville, have issued invita-
tons for the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Rebecca Barry
Lamar, to the Rev. Nolan B. Har-
mon, jr., pastor of the Rockville
Methodist Church. The ceremony
will take place in the church next
Wednesday evening, and will be
performed by the father of the
bridegroom, the Rev. Nolan B. Har-
mon, of Mississippi.
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Miss Irone Russell is entertainine
at bridge this afternoon at the Chevy
Chase Club in compliment to Miss
Eleanor Hill, whose marriage to
The Washington times., 1923-06-14
The Peter GoeLet Gerrys
In Paris After Motor Trim

Senator and Mrs. Peter Goelet
Gerry have arrived in Paris after
spending three weeks motoring in
Spain. They will return to this
country on the steamship Majestic,
vv~ehing New York on July 4. -
Gen. John J. 'Pershing,r who went
to West Point to attend the com.
1nencement exercises at the Military
Academy, is now in New York, and
is staying at the Waldorf
until tomorrow when he will return
to town. He is accompanied by his
son, Warren Pershing. Major John
g. Quekemeyer, aide to the general,
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Harts in
in
bluelate
5-Misses $500 and $3.50 $22.SO
ennbro
ar
1O-Misses' $65.OO to $500 Coats, $3.50
Graceful and
al
s1Misses' $3.50 $500 Wraps. $3.50 ~
broidered Lovely silk Innings fIshns details
Mostly once of a
6-Misses' $500 Suits, $500
a
7-Misses' $3.50 Two-piece Costume Suits, $10.7S
4-Misses $3.50 Two-piece Suits, $2275
in
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AlI.Wool. one-Piece
Bathing Suits
$3.95

Come on in--the waters fine,
Pure worsted one-piece Bath
ing Suits with trim of contrast
ing stripes in fiber or worsted.
Sizes "a to AZ (but not all sizes III
every COLOR, and a color range that
includes deep red with black. brown
with blue. blue with yellow and black,
black with green. navy blue with red,
green with orange, purple, tan, scar
let and a host of other combinations
equally smart and attractive.
Sale at Sweater and Bathing Suit
Shop-Second Floor.
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FRIDAY
$3.50, $500 and $1,000
Silk Bags, $4.85


Thirty pieces from our regu-
lar stocks, reduced for Friday
closing!
Filigree, metal and silk covered
frames Some with markasite AMI
jeweIed clasps. Newest shapes--flat.
pouch, swagger and envelope. The
silks are fine MORE, imported bro
,cades and stripes, fai1les and taft
fetas-all with light color change
able silk Innings. Swing or coin
purse. All with mirror and powder
puff Colors-WHITE, navy blue,
beige, brown, black. grey and red.
Choice, Friday at &4.66.
Leather Party Boxes, $2.05
Smart, convenient vanity boxes.
leather covered and silk lined in,
light contrasting colors. Good mir
rOr. coin purse, lipstick. eyebrow
pencil cases and dOrine-some have
comb. too. Choice Of black, tan.
navy, brown.
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$4,000 Stratghtline Coats, of
navy blue and black Delysia. /
$4,000 tan and blue Imported Sport
Coat; size 34--at $500.
1880 Straight Capes, of
black MORE ribbon-$15.OO.
S-$35.0O grey fleeced sport
Suits, checks and mixtures; belted
and panel jackets-$15.0O.
2-$45.0O 1907 Pure Cancels Hair
Sport Suits. short box jackets;
sizes 36-42-$15.OO
2-$36.50 Wooltex Suits, tan and
brown homespun; loose. box jack
cts; sizes 34-4a--&I5.GO.
2-$39.50 grey diagonal Utility
Suits: panel Jacket styles; sizes So
40-$15.OO.
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Capt. Egmont Francis Koenig, u. S
A., will take place on Tuesday. Miss
Russell will be one of Miss Hills
bridesmaids.
$3.50. georgia Knox Berry enter
tanned at luncheon today at the
Hamilton Hotel in compliment to
Mrs. James A. Lyon, who was for
merly Mrs. William Henry Smith, ir
Mr.. and Mrs. William Littauer,
who have been at Shawnee-on-D Della
ware, have arrived in Washington
and are temporarily at the LIE.
House.
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JEAN ELIOT ON SOCIETY
domestic" Enjoys
Vacationing
Here
~ ACATION DAYS would seem

VI ACATION days would seem
to be on for diplomatic
representatives of the United
States in foreign countries; and "
: looks now as though the majority
of our ENJOYS would arrive in this
country before autumn to take a
! rest and to confer with Secretary
Hughes.
1t was considered quite unusual
q few weeks ago when it became
: known that Col. George Harvey,
American ambassador to Great
Britain; Henry p. Fletcher, Ameri-
can ambassador to Belgium, and
Alanson B. Houghton, American
ambassador to Germany, were all
in this country at the same time.
But others are drifting in mo-
mentarily. Cyrus E. Woods, of
Pennsylvania, VINO was amnassa-
dor to Spain and is now ambassa-
dor designate to Japan, has Deen
here for some weeks and has not
yet left for his new post.
Theodore Brentano, Minister to
Hungary, has been home on leave;
and now it is learned that Ed
ward e. Brodie, Minister to Siam,
40 NA0ASAAGo AAA bAAC III lbCu OIdIcS.
Most of these men have been
on duty for the last two years
without contact with the State
Department. 1t is departmental
policy to bring the Governments
representatives in every so often,
but not in a great many years
have the appearances been so
nearly unanimous as has been the
case this summer.
Ambassador Harvey, who was
here a few weeks ago and re-
turned yesterday, is a guest at
the White House. Mr.. Fletcher
is also playing return engage
ment" in Washington and is stay
ing at 1913 Fl street, that pleasant
little bachelor club at which he
used to make his home in his
salad days before he was married
to Miss Beatrice Bend. and
achieved ambassadorial rank.
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Hats Tomorrow!
Some Smart Styles to Be
Closed Out

Some Smart Styles to Be
Closed Out
Fascinating, cool, summary,
$3.5O to $3.50 Sport Hats, $3.50.
This group includes white felts.
white peanuts. with hemp edges.
in white and colors to match
sweaters.
These Pick-ups Tomorrow
l Leghorn Hat from Crofut q
Knapp, changeable silk facing,
embroidered in old blue and rose
wool. $500 Hat, $1,000.
Transparent Brown Hats, of
horse hair; trimmed with flow
ers and lace. $500 Hat, $3.50.
l Navy Milan. taffeta crown.
$1,000 Hat. $500.
Hats of combination straw
and fabric-$4.5O.
Hats, of baronet satin.
trimmed with ostrich. $3.50 to
SIS Hats, $3.50.
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5---$55.o0 to $4,000 Tailored Suits,
of navy blue twill, tan twill cord
and gray covert twill : long tailored
Jackets and short box jackets;
braid bound--S25.OO.
4--$45.O0 navy blue twill Suits,
made with Longtime Jackets; ribbon
bound--S25.OO.
$3.50 to $3.50 Utility Suits,
of imported mixtures and checked
velours; brown and tan, brown and
white. and tan and blue-$26.OO.
2-$55.0o Tailored Suits. of long
jacket style; of olive covert twill:
sizes sS and 40-$25.OO.
2-s59.50 and $6s.5O Three-piece
Costume Suits. blue and tan checked
velour. with detachable silk blouse:
size 3S. Navy blue twill, with
beautifully embroidered jacket;
$4,000 and $500 Sport Capes,
circular styles, in brown and tan
imported plaids; straightline capes,
of tan angora striped diagonal
cloth--$25.cO.
$1,000 Topcoats, grey and
brown overplaids; pleated panel
backs; sizes 36-$25.OO.
g. $3.50 to $500 wraps.
straightline and cape sleeve styles;
navy blue, Mondaine, Cordalure and
Lustrosa-$25.OO
3-$65.O0 Cape Coats. sash tied
and ribbon bound; navy blue and
black twill-$25.OO.
6-$55.00 and $500 Wraps, of
black brocaded Roshanara and
Roshanara and twill combinations;
very handsome-$25.O0.
6-$49.5O to $500 Capes, yoke,
circular and side-panel styles, in
Tricotine, Lustrosa and twill and
Roshanara silk combinations. One
very handsome cape of navy blue
veldyne, with gold thread embroid-
cry and caracuI coilar-$25.OO.
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GLOVES
$3.50 and $500


Lone Kid Gloves, $3.95
Fine French Kid Gloves, g1ace
finish; 12-button length in white.
sizes and 6A; 12-button length in
tan, sizes 6. 6K, 6A and Z; 20-but-
6%: A wonderful chance at. pair,
$500 and $3.50
Novelty Silk Gloves, $1.65
Broken sizes-pure Milanese Silk
Gloves in novelty gauntlet style.
trimmed cuffs. Colors: Mastic with
brown, white with grey or pongee,
grey with silver or navy blue.
$3.50 to $500 Silk
and Chamoisette Gloves, CSC
Two-clasp styles, Milanese Silk
Pongee and Tan; 16-button length
silk. brown or navy blue; novelty
gauntlet styles in silk or chamoisette;
pongee, white. black, brown and
Cbamoisette Gloves, Csc Pair
Odds and ends of White Chamoi-
settle Gloves, mostly in strap-wrist
style.
Silk and Chamoisette Gloves
SOC and CSC Pair
Slightly imperfect gloves of regu-
lar 81. 90 to $500 quality. Both silks
and chamoisettes. in pongee, mastic,
grey, black and white. Long gloves.
pair, csc; two-clasp styles, pair, soc.
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Many pretty styles in these g
2-$25.Oo and $3.50 White Jersey
Sport Dresses, size SO; and a tan
Poiret Twill Street Dress, size "a.
Choice, $500.
2-$25.O0 Hand drawn Canton
Crepe Dresses. navy blue and
cocoa. Sizes 38 and 40, $3.50
5-$29.5O to $500 Silk Dresses.
in straightline and draped street
styles of navy blue and black can
ton crepe. Useful as well as smart.
Choice. $500.
6-$39.5O and $500 Silk
Dresses, $26.5O
Braided and embroidered canton
and flat crepes for street and after
noon wear. Navy blue. green and
beige. Also one orchid Crepe
Roma, and one Black Spangled
Evening Gown, size 36. Choice,
$26.bO.
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Secretary Hughes to Receive
Degree at Dartmouth.

Charles Evans Hughes, Secretary
Of State, will go to Hanover next
Tuesday to attend commencement
exercises at Dartmouth College and
to receive an honorary LID degree
from that institution.
s-%- .'.-.. - .
Secretary and Mrs. Hughes were
honor guests at dinner given last
night at the Pan American Union
by the Minister Of Venezuela and
Nine. Arcaya. Forty persons were
present.
The italian ambassador, Prince
Caetani, will leave here Tuesday for
New York and will go to New.
Haven, Wednesday. He will be ac-
companied by Signor Rosso, coun-
selor of the embassy.
Baroness de Cartier, wife of the
Belgian ambassador, has gone from
New York to Stockbridge. Mass,
where she will be for a week or ten
days before returning to Washing
ton. TX
An honorary LII. d. degree was
conferred upon Andrew w. Mellon,
Secretary Of the Treasury yesterday
by New York University, Mr.. Mel
lon going to New York to receive
the honor. Secretary Mellon and
his daughter, Miss Ailsa Mellon,
viii go to New York next week
and will be joined by the Secre-
tary's son. Paul Mellon, who is in
school. They expect to- sail for
Europe IS soon as the Secretary
can get away and will be accom-
panied by Miss Alice Sylvester.
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The Minister of Panama and
Nine. Alfaro are leaving Washing.
ton by motor today with Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter A. Drury to spend the
remainder of the week at Bluemont,
Va.
/ DIR. Eusebio H Morales, Minister
Of Finance from Panama, who is
stopping at the Hamilton and en-
tertained at luncheon there yester.
day, his guests including the Min
lister DIR. .Alfaro, Senior Vallirino,
the secretary to DR.. Morales, and
Senior Chevalier, all of whom earlier
accompanied him to the White
House. ~
I The Minister Of Siam, Phya Burr
Navarasth, entertained at dinner
last evening at the legation, having
as his guests the legation staff.
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Again! 19c and 39c
Tables

Neckwear reduced from Soc,
soc and 75c. Many pretty
things to pick from!
White eyelet embroidered vestees,
Peter Pan and Tuxedo styles; novelty
lace Tuxedo collar sets, white linen
Peter Pan sets, plain white or with
embroidered initial in blue or red;
bib collars, eyelet embroidery on tan
batiste; novelty lace bertha collars;
Paisley Peter Pan collar sets: or
candle Tuxedo style vests Choice.
Friday, 10c and sec.
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cA.''s. $ 10

2-$1S.50 Jersey Sport Suits,
brown and tan. with belted Jack
cts; sizes 32-3S.. Also new black
Jersey Tuxedo Jacket, was $16.5O-
all $1,000.
S-$32.60 tan and grey mixture
Suits. with pleated panel Jackets
$1,000.
4-$17.5O Plaid Cancels Hair
Wrap-over Sport Skirts-+$IO.OO.
2-$25.00 Plaid Golf Skirts, tan
and brown-&1O.OO.
4-$13.75 Knife-pleated Skirts, .of
black and white checked velour
$1,000.
1O-$16.5O and $3.50 Roshanara
Silk Skirts, white and black nov
city stripes and plaids; box and
knife pleated and straightIfne styles
$1,000.
1O-$13.75 Larger women's Skirts,
of satin striped canton, navy
blue, black and grey: box-pleated
styles; waist bands, SO to 40 inches
$1,000.
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A small lot-fine quality White
Satinette Double-panel Petticoats
straightline styles with scalloped
bottoms, in all regular lengths-also
short lengths % and 80 inches, in
double-panel style of TUB SILK
PETTICOATS with hemstitched and
scalloped bottoms. Practical for
misses!
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$10.5O to $1,000
Gowns, Envelope
Chemise and Step.Ins !.
Sc. AZ. Sc. As In sS12Rs

WOeO3p VWsO0 - &oOO
Dozens of styles in lovely Silk
Gowns-dozens of pretty Chemise
and Step-ins-many trimmed with
exquisite real laces-two-tOne
satin ribbon bows and streamePs--
lustrous crepe-back satins. Gowns
with v, round, square and boat
necks--chemise with camisole tops
gorgeously extravagant with lace
or stnnningly simple with hem
stitching and rosebud trimming.
Take, your --choics-save about
one-third.
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Misses Cotton Frocks. S15.75

Dainty dotted Swsses; COOL noncrushabe linens; French
yarietythat lineup Of these adorable
different styles,
with organdy, lace and drawnwork. They turn whole
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Beautiful Sample
Underwear, Il Off!

The biggest and beautiful ever
choose from-dantier styles-rnore exquisite
something with less think
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something extra nice with less
scores of styles to choose t
$500 to $500 camisoIes
$1.35 and $1.85
Fine radiuin silks and satins-
many tailored models with hem
stitching and tucks. Others with
7 insertions and edgings of fine
filet and. Val laces. Mostly flesh
color-some white, black and
navy blue. Mighty pretty!
g $3.95 to $3.50
Envelope Chemise,
B. !. Step-Ins, Costume Slips
$2.S5, $685. to $5.85
:. Loveliest of radium silks and
fine crepe de chines--a whole
rainbow of dainty colors-blue.
orchid, flesh and white. Many
step-ins and Dloomers of lustrous
crepe back satin. others of radium
silk, smartly tailored or .ex-
satin and crepe de chine costume
slips ($4.85). in peach, tan, navy
blue and black. Envelope chemise
with heavy satin ribbon straps:
lace-trimmed, tucked and tailored
yokes. Beautiful lingerie at one
third less than the usual cost.
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An Extra DRESS!

Look through the tomorrow-with
the money saved then
Many pretty styles in these
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$3.95 French Underwear

A c1osing-out of some of our
imported garmentsl Beautiful
handmade and hand-embroid-
cred gowns and envelope chems
Use of fine nainsook-gowns
with or without sleeves. In
round, square and VSneck
styles-enveIope chemise with
scalloped straps - all with
handsome flower and conven-
tional designs. in satin-stitch
embroidery.
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SWEATERS

2 or 8 for the price of one
Friday.
$500 to $500 Slipover, for a
Close-out at $l.OO
Round, and bateau neck styles
-mohair and mohair and fiber COM
binations-georgeous colorings that
include jade. grey, tangerine, tomato,
brown, American Beauty and navy
blue. All sizes in one style or
another. Yours for a dollar!
$500 to $500 Jacquettes, $3.95
A handsome lct--slde-tie and but
ton styles. in mohair and mohair
and fiber combinations. Most of the
best colors for wear, with light
pleated skirts including beige and
grey.
Assorted Sweaters, Sass
miscellaneous group that in
cludes brown fiber tuxedos, mohair
and mohair and fiber slip-overs in
rainbow stripes and white grounds
with rainbow figures. A lot of
mighty smart sweaters here, but
mostly one on two of a kindl
Wool Jersey Tuxedos, $500
Only 17-mOstly 40 to A sizes.
Smarty cut Tuxedo styles of prac-
tical weight and slenderizing lines.
Cocoa. navy and electric blues, black
and scarlet. Friday. $500.
$500 to $29.5O Pure Silk
Sweaters, $1,000
ll--Tuxedo styles, Pure Silk
Sweaters. in brown. tan, henna.
jade, lavender and wisteria, Broken
sizes, but wonderful chance IL you
can be fitted!
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14-$65.OO to $125.OO
Afternoon Dresses, $32.SO

Printed, beaded and pleated
styles in crepe de chine and can
ton and flat crepes. Dresses, too,
suitable for dinner wear in satin,
canton, crepe roma, flat and satin
striped crepe. Good color choice.
Sizes 36 to AZ. Splendid oppor-
tunity at $3.50.
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just ArrivedCris New
ORGANDIE e. IN
NECKWEAR
GUIMPES, VESTEE SETS

The freshest, daintiest, most
adorable of new organdie neck
wear, made especially to wear
with summer sweater coats.
There. are guimpes of white or
candle with extra long Tuxedo col
lars all tucked and hemstitched and
with embroidered dots: organdie yes
tee sets, tucked and ruffled, all
white or with blanket stitched edges
in black or French blue and real
wide butcher cuffs; also vestee
sets with wide colored bands of tam
gerine, rose, blue, orchid or maize
on white organdie-smart Peter Pan,
becoming v and always popular Tux
edo styles--just the loveliest of sum-
mer neckwear--and very special at
8l.6O!
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trouble shop but surely on day like tomorrow
tremendously take look through remnants
sometimes
stock,
tomorrowthe filled
money duty
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MISSES EROCKS. SUITS. Goa

Friday aught with interest for misses land mothers
of misses. 81
two-piece
models
Misses $3.50 $500 Silk Frocks. $1,000
Misses $3.50 $500 Afternoon Frocks, $3.50
12Sysh Blouse straighne suitable
Misses $500 and $3.50 Frocks, $24.5O
Misses $3.50 to $3.50 Dressy Frocks $3.50
nd ccu
and
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$500 to sos. 90 Dresses and
Costumes, $3.50

Exclusive creations in crepe
faille, flat crepe, crepe roma and
satin striped chiffon: handsomely
embroidered, pleated and draped.
One three-piece costume included,
of white crepe with embroidered
Jacket
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Charles Evans Hughes, Secretary
Of State, will go to Hanover next
Tuesday to attend commencement
exercises at Dartmouth College and
to receive an honorary LID degree
from that institution.
The Washington times., 1923-06-14

10-$12.50-A miscellaneous lot of
Summer Skirts, including striped
and plaid ratine, eponge and some
in wool crepe; box -plaited and wrap
around styles; tan, grey, brown
and navy blue. Also Knife
plated Skirts, in fine Velour checks;
navy and brown--$5.OO.
6-$146O knife pleated skirts, in
Canton crepe; Paisley printings-
$500
$3.50 Skirts, straightline
styles, in black and white checked
velour and box-pleated styles: in
black and grey striped prunella=-
$500.
$3.50 Sport Skirts, smart
sweater colors, in plaid eponge--
$500.
10-$S.5O Cloth Knockers, fine
quality, imported; grey, tan and
brown rnixtures-S5.0O.
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Dalhty striped and checked pat
terns-tuck- and OyerhIouse
styles-Peter Pan and Tuxedo col
lars. All with long sleeves ana
turn hack cuffs. Ideal for sleeve
less sweaters and the new sleeve
less Jumper dress. Broken sizes.
Friday at $3.75.
The Washington times., 1923-06-14
Money Goes Far Friday in Blouses

New seasonabe reduced because
incomplete and of them
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-04-27
STATE CEMENT PLANT is
AIM OF MINI. BILL

st. Paul, Mimi, April 16.-The
senate late today passed the bill to
provide more stringent enforcement
of the prohibition laws, "A to 10, after
three hours of debate. Only one
amendment was adopted and the
measure goes back to the house for
concurrence.
The house today passed the bill
proposing a constitutional amend
ment to- authorize erection and oper-
alton of a state-owned cement plant
and another measure to create COM
mission to make a survey of the
states raw materials that enter into
the manufacture of cement.
The senate bill authorizing coun-
ties to avail themselves of the reim-
bursement privilege contained in the
good roads measure. was passed by
the house.
investigation of the state prison
and the. management of its industries
by an interim commission of three
Representatives and two senators is
proposed in a resolution introduced in
the house tonight.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1923-04-27
LOUIS MOE LEAVES
FOR NORWAY TUES.
Will Spend Three Months With Par
ents and Friends at His Old Home IN
Land of the Midnight Sun-Salls
From New York on Vaderland, May
9Th.
MRS. MOE AND CHILDREN WILL
VISIT PARENTS AT WOOD
LAKE. MINI.

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Moe and child
rem will leave PlentywoOd, Tuesday,
May first for a three months absence
Mrs. Moe and the children accompan-
led by Mr.. Moe will go to Wood Lake,
Minnesota, where they will spend the
summer with Mrs. Noes parents, rel
atives and friends at that place, while
Mr.. Moe will leave Immediately for
New York City on his way to his old
home in Norway where he will spend
three months with his aged parents,
relatives and boyhood friends, expect
ing to arrive in New York in time to
see the Johnson Willard prize
fight and to take the LeviathOn of the
White Star Line, formerly the Vader-
land of the Hamburg-American line,
which ship was turned over to the
United States Shipping Board at the
time of the Versailles treaty as a part
of the American indemnity, which
sails from that city on Monday, May
18th, for Southampton, England
where he will take another ship sail
ing Immediately for Christiana, Nor
way, arriving there he will take the
train up the coast to Bergen where he
will take a localcoastwise ship uI
along the coast and thru the ford t.