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The Washington times., 1923-06-01
BURGLARS GET SIS CENTS
IN POSTOFFICE ROBBERY

HARRISBURG, Pa, June L.
Burglars sawed their way into the
post office at Shiremanstown and
the barber shop of J. Howard Dan.
ner. They stole fifty-five cents
and escaped.
The robbery was discovered by
Mrs. o. B. Greenawalt, postmis.
tress.
The Washington times., 1923-06-01
Class Reunion of One.

PHILADELPHIA, June IA
class reunion with only one gradu-
ate present will take place at the
fifty-fifth commencement Of Lehigh
University, when Wallace M. Scud-
der will return to his alma mater.
Mr.. Scudder is the only living grad
uate Of his class Of "a.
The Washington times., 1923-06-01
1 o-YEAR-oLD BOY BROWNS
IN JAMES CREEK CANAL

George Coates. colored, ten years
old, of 81 Cullinanes court, was
drowned in. the James creek canal
yesterday While playing with COM
panions. He accidentally slipped
from the bank and went down be-
fore assistance could be obtained.
His body vas recovered by police
Of the Has'bor precinct. and was
taken to se morgue.
The Washington times., 1923-06-01
Drug Clerk Fined 500.

Louis Rods, connected with the
pharmacy at 1901 Georgia avenue
northwest, forfeited 500 in police
court yesterday on a charge Of SELL
ing drugs without a permit, He
was arrested, it was charged, after
he had sold bichloride.
The Washington times., 1923-06-01
American p Delegation
Refuses to Take Part
In Hearing on Opinion
By WILLIAM STONE,
Cosmopolitan News Service.

GENEVA, June Fresh excite.
ment was caused today at the
League of Nations opium commits.
sion's hearings when the American
delegation refused to participate in,
The Washington times., 1923-06-01
London Pessinistic.

London Pessimistic.
BY international News Service.
LONDON. June 1.-While the text
of the latest British note to Moscow
has not been published, It is Of such
a nature as to cause considerable
pessimism today among the mem
bers OF the Soviet trade mission.
''All or nothing is apparently the
slogan adopted by Lord Curzon, Brit
ish foreign secretary, toward Soviet
Russia.
British officials declare the gov
eminent is unwilling to make any
concessions whatsoever upon the
question of Bolsevist propaganda in
Asia and must insist upon the de-
mands included in the original ulti-
matum.
The Washington times., 1923-06-01
MOSCOW HOLDS
|. CURZON NOTE
TOO HARSH
situation Still Difficult" Of
ficiaIs Say-Propaganda
In India at Issue.
By international News Service.

MOSCOW, June 1.-Only three Of
the numerous points in the dispute
between Great Britain and Soviet
Russia are regarded as settled by
the British foreign office, it was
learned today.
OF the points still at issue the
question of Bolshevist propaganda
in Asia is the most serious.
Soviet officials declared the latest
British note must be regarded as
supporting the original British ulti-
matum, which leaves the situation
still difficult"
Lord Curzon, British foreign sec
rotary, in his note of last week, de-
manded that the Soviet refuse funds
to any organization aiming to de-
stroy existing institutions In Asia
where the British are in control"
The British claim the three main
seats of Soviet propaganda In Asia
are Persia, India and Afghanistan.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-10-13
DODGE SHOWN 4
ON DAREDEVIL
RUNS IN MOVIE


M. B. Gilman Company, local dis
tribui prs for Dhdge Brothers
Motor cars, is keeping open house.
displaying the new Dodge business
sedan.
Moving pictures OF the Dodge
plant are shown, giving a very in
teresting description of the eaxct-
neso, care and facility of this mon
ster concern.
The pictures also show an en-
.durance test of a Dodge, driven by
an oil prospector in Louisiana.
Daredevil driving, EMBARRASSING
runs through mud over high banks,
through fences. all in mad rush
to reach an oil prospect before It
is "shot" Is shown. Youngsters
will enjoy the picture. (which is
free. The public is welcome to
visit the Gilman company show
rooms to witness the movies to-
night.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-10-13
WINNERS OF
ESSAY CONTEST
AREANN0UNCED
Maxine Burnsides Wins First
Prize in the. '.My Cham
piOn" Contest Held Here

Maxine Burnsides of William
Moore school is the winner in the
championship essay contest conduqtr
ed by the Lair Motor Sales Company
in connection with the introduction
Of the new Champion model of the
Overland to the public. The contest
closed Wednesday night and Mrs.
Katherine Jewell H. o: Saxvik and
Miss. Marie Huber judged the con-
test.
The winner of second prize was
Donald Thompson and third prize
Muriel Benson. Prizes were respee-
lively, S., 50 and 81.
The essays showed careful prepar-
alton. The first prize essay of Miss
Burnsides, which will be followed by
the printing of other essays, fol-
lows:
MY CHAMPION
The champion baseball player of
America is Babe Ruth.
The champion light weight boxer
of America is Benny Leonard.
The champion heavy weight boxer
of America is Jack Dempsey.
The champion professional golf
player of America is Sarazen.
The champion amateur golf player
of America is Bobby Jones.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-10-13

will be using it to 60 shopping and will
be bringing home all sorts Of pack
ages in the large trunk on the rear.
But the reasons why it is my
champion is the fact that it is a
closed car and we can keep comfort
able in any sort of weather on all
sorts of trips and picnics. And best
OF all no matter where night may
catch us We do not have to sleep on
a hard bed in a tent or in any stuffy
little hotel. We can just make up
bed in side the car and are fixed
for the night.
Who could ask for better cham
pion than this.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-10-13
The champion race horse of Amer
lea fis Man of War.

The champion race horse of Amer
lea IL Man of War.
The champion automobile of Amer
lea is the new Overland Champion.
Ny champion is everybody's cham
pion, the new Overland "Champion".
It is the best of cars on the market,
because it has more uses than any
other car.
Daddy likes it because it has a
sturdy motor with plenty of power
for all kinds of roads. He says that
it is we'll built so we won't have any
large repair bills to pay and that
the fine finish should make it look
we'll for long long time. He in
tends to carry all sorts Of things in
the back part of the car when he
goes out on long trips by himself. I
know this because saw him take
out the back cushion and seat to
show a friend the large space for
carrying even rough boxes and
grips, without injuring the car at
all.
1t is mothers champion because it
is SO easy to drive and is also such
q smart looking car. suppose she
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-10-13

Helen NJ. Holland to German Cha
bat, lots and 4, block IL, Collins
Ad.
Minnie H, Freise to w. G. Worner
and wife S. 80 #. lot 8, block so.
Herman T. Pillen and wife to
Harrison Brooks lot 10 and 20, block
l, Sturgis Ad.
Anthony j. Smith to Clement L.
Malone, part of section %, township
144, range IS.
Anton Nilsson to Minnie H. Freise,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-10-13
COUNTY BUDGET
ALMOST SAME
ASLAST YEAR
Not Much Change Is Seen by
County Auditor, Based
Upon Present Estimates
TAX RATE HIGHER
While Tax Rate Goes up Val
uati0ns Have Been De-
creased, Making Things
Same

The budget Of expenses for Bur
leigh county for the next year will
be about the same as last year, &C.
cording to County Auditor johnson.
The tax rate probably will be in
creased because of decrease in the
assessed valuation under the new rs
per cent valuation law.
The road and bridge fund will be
cut heavily. Under the law passed
by the last legislature, the levy for
road and bridge PURPOSES was. lin
tied to 2 1-2 mills. The commission
ers levied $SO,7OO for road and
bridge purposes but under the limi-
tation law this must be cut $21 ,652.
The tentative budget for county
expenses follows:
General fund 1894, O67.0O
Salaries ...........,...... 4l,86O.O0
Interest, sinking .......... 41,85O.OO
Roads ........... 4S,7VO.OO
Bridges 100000
Insane .............. IL 10000
The total of $262,477 will be re-
duced by the cut in the bridge and
road funds to about the same as
last year.
The tentative county millage tax
late is I'LL for next year, as, com-'
pared to 1853 for this year. The state
rate is 1858 mills as compared
to 11.22 last year. i
The valuation Of the county was
cut by the local and state boards,
from about $z8,OO0,00O to $23,000,Q 900
under the valuation laws.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-10-13
=
Real Estate
Transfers Made

Real estate transfers filed with
the Register Of Deeds follow: d
Dean Smith and wife to Jacob
Homer, Riverview Ad., lot 8, block
49,,
Harriet Van Horn to Robert A.
Rittenbush ct al, part of lot s, block
81, N. p. End Add.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-10-13

S. 80 #. lot 8, block %, N. p End Ad.
Roy v. Newman to Orvil w. New
man part of NV IA, section IL,
township 142, range IL.
Charles Glitschka to Joseph J.
Brown part of Sc IA, section 4,
township 1873, range 80.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-10-13

Mornings mail for the king of
Italy recently consisted of 1000 let
tiers, 300 parcels and 27O kilograms.
Evening star., 1923-03-01
POLICE bAFFLED
IN SCHNEIDER CASE
Sift Many Stories Seeking
Motive for Murder of
New York Contractor.
WANTS MRS. BUZZI HELD
Prosecutor Opposes Freeing Di-
vorcee With Whom Victim
Lived Seven Years.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Prcs..
NEW YORK. March 1.-Admittedly
still without Evidence sufficient to war
rant charging any one with the crime.
the Bronx district attorneys Office to-
day was sitting many stories that have
come to it of the love affairs of Fred
erick Schneider. IN search of the mo-
tive that caused his murder last Mon
day.
While the district attorneys office
was delving into tales Of violent jeal-
Dusy Of Mrs. Anna Buzzi the divorcee
with whom Schneider lived seven
years. County Judge Gibbs was pre-
,,aring to decide whether TO release
The woman from Jail on habeas corpus
proceedings.
Wants Mrs. Buzzi Held.
District Attorney Glenuon will try +"
have her kept behind bars as ma
terial witness. while he investigates
the stories of alleged threats. largely
unyerified. that have cropped up since
Schneider's confidential secretary, Miss
Dorothea Helm, was brought into the
case.
Other women with whom Schneider
associated We're being investigated by
detectives. The district attorney also
is investigating reports that Mrs.
BuHZi believed her life with Schneider
to be near dissolution because Schnei-
der. growing in wealth and influence.
had made il known to her that he
was handicapped commercially and
politically by his unconventional
mode of life.
Taxi Ride ut .:3O AN.
Investigators were centering on AN
incident of last summer. 1t concerned
Miss Hen. with whom Schneider went
taxi riding at 2:30 am. SO. The dis
trict attorney reported she has said.
Schneider according to Miss Helm,
later learned the taxi driver was Mrs.
BuZZi'S brother-in-law.
The driver. William Ture told his
wife and she told Mrs. Buzzi. but the
latter said nothing of it until she
about in his car at his Adirondack
camp.
Mrs. BuZzi silent.
The purveyor of this story. Mrs
John Dean. who visited Schneider and
Mrs. BuzZi at their camp. said she
tried 10 quiet Mrs. BuZZi's alleged
show of jealousy. Mrs. Buzzi's atti-
tude reached climax last october
when she received letter at Glen
Cairn which obviously perturbcd her
sufficiently to cause her to start out at
1880 o'clock the next morning for New
York.
Mrs. BuzZi. for whom her father re-
tanned a lawyer, has refused to talk
further to the district attorney.
Evening star., 1923-03-01
HERMINE WILL OCCUPY
WILHELM'S OLD CASTLE
Former Kaiser Also Will Move to
Corfu if Dutch Will Let
Him Quit Doom.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
BERLIN, March 1.-PTincesS Her
mine, the former German emperor's
wife, plans to go to Corfu in the
spring for a long visit. and will re-
side in Wilhelm's former castle.
Achilleion, according to Il report
printed in the Berliner Zeitung am
Mittag.
This has given rise to the rumor,
says the paper, that the former en-
peror also intends to establish his
residence there owing to the heavy
expenses involved in keeping VI, his
household at Doorn. but it declares
that apparently there is no possibil-
ity he will be allowed to move.
Castle Achilleion is said to have
been confiscated. and the newspaper
asserts that negotiations are under
way for its restoration to Wilhelm.
The castle originally belonged to
Queen Elizabeth of Austria. but came
into the emperor's possession in 1907.
Evening star., 1923-03-01
YACHT "WELL STOCKED"
Customs Officers Find 168 Bottles
of Liquor Abroad.

LOS ANGELES. March 1.-The
yacht Ohio, owned by E. w. Scripps,
publisher, of San Diego, Calf, was
searched here by customs officers. who
said they found 16S bottles of liquor
aboard. No arrests were made.
The yacht is on a voyage around
the world The liquor was taken
aboard at Havana several months
ago. it was stated by its officers. who
said it had been legally declared at
San. Diego several days ago
Evening star., 1923-03-01
BALAKLAvA BUGLER DIES,

BELFAST, March Thomas Finlay
who, as bugler, sounded charge" for
the gallant light brigade at Balaklava
and thus started the void ride immor-
taiized by Tennyson, has died at Dro-
Ileda.
Finlay's death follows closely that
Of Thomas w. Shaw, a member of the
famous brigade. who died at London.
Ontario Sunday night.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-01-22
Mems
FURNISHINGS

Mems Half Hose Maco cotton,
in black and plain colors; fully
reinforced sole, toe and heel;
slight seconds. NO-PROFIT 1nn
SALE price. .......... 4VN
Mems President Suspenders--
Fine Isle webbing; in plain
white and colors and striped ef-
fects. NO-PROFIT SALE Q9O
price. .............
Mems Paris and Brighton Pad
Garters-Black, white and plain
colors; Isle webbing. NO Ice
PROFIT SALE price: -. 4VA
Mems .WOOl-mixed Gloves
Good heavy quality, with extra
long wrist; army stock. NO 10m
PROFIT SALE price.... AON
Mems Frlit-Of.tle- I.OOm Night.
rObes-Extra fuIl-cut sizes; trim
med with white braid; perfect
quality; sizes Is, 10 and 20. OQD
NO-PROFIT SALE price VON
Mems NecIxWear-Fine grade
domestic silks, medium shape
four-in-hands; choice of stripes.
figures, plain colors and novelty
effects. NO p ROFIT 1O0
SALE price. ....... AWN
Mems Glastonbury Underwear
Wool and cotton mixed; me-
dunn and heavy weight; natural
gray color: mostly all sizes up to
so, including regulars and
st Q ut $. No-PRoFIT S1.20
SALE price. .......... WAeAO
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Floor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-01-22
BULL FIGHTING PAsTIME
REVIVED IN SHANGHAI

SHANGHAI, Jan. 22.-Spain and
Mexico may think they hold the
honors for bull fighting, but they
are all wrong. Bull fighting was a
favorite indoor sport in China long
before the dashing Spaniards ever
thought of running circles around
bull.
Shanghai will soon be famous for
its bull fights. A spacious arena
Is now being constructed in the
French settlement on a ten-acre
tract Of land for the purpose OF
staging the fights. The bulls will
be obtained from Kinghua, Cheki-
ang. Forty trained bulls will ar
rive in Shanghai shortly and be held
In readiness for the grand opening
fight.
License for the performances has
been obtained from the French au.
thorities.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-01-22
Wash Goods

36-inch LOngCIOth - Fine
Chamois finish quality. ~
No-PROF1T SALE price AEN
36-inch White PaJama Checks
I'm the desirable pin checks,
for undergarments. NO. 1Cln
PROFIT SALE price. AA2O
S3-inch White Cannon Cloth
A close woven, lnen.finish quail
ity. NO PROFIT SALE 1Cn
price ................
3e-Inch white Mercerixed
Check NainsoOk-E xtra fine
soft-clinging quality for lingerie;
boxes containing ten
yards. NO PROFIT @1 90
SALE price. ......... WAsSO
S&-inch White Mercerixed Shirt.
ing MAdras-Various white woven
merceriEed stripes; mill lengths
from . 20 8 yards. NOs lOn
PROFIT SALE price. -. 4VN
S0.lnch White Check Dlrnity-
"A fine sheer crisp quality, for
women'a and children'a
wear, No.PRoFIT SALE 0AN
price ................... AV
90.inch C0l0red P0pllns-Rich
lustrous merceriSod quality, in
pink. light blue, lavender, tan,
Teaoda and gray. NO. @OM
PROFIT 6ALE price. wv
Ss-inch 6hantunR Pongco-lA
silk'and.ootton denas.Fouah quail.
ity, in tan. rose, gray, green
and gold. NO. PROFIT AOM
SALE price, .,,..44.,,,,. ~
GOldenberg'S-First Floor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-01-22
Silks

S6-incE Silk POplins, rich, LUIS.
trous silk mixed quality, in q
complete range OF street and eve
ming shades. NO-PROFIT Coz
SALE price, yard ...... UON
4O-fnch Canton Crepe, a SUI
perior high-grade silk and wool
quality, in black, navy blue and
brown. NO-PROFIT C1 90
SALE price, yard $3.50. OAsOO
36-inch Printed Kimono silks,
all-silk quality, in floral and Per-
sian designs. NO-PROFIT 7En
SALE price .......... ~
36-inch Tricolette, fine mesh
all-sill quality, in white, pink,
light blue, orchid, navy, brown
and black. NO-PROFIT Coz
SALE price. .......... VVN
4O-inch Black Satin Duchesse,
an extra heavy, rich satin face;
all-silk quality: wear guaranteed.
.NO-PROFIT SALE CT OK
GOldenberg's-F Floor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-01-22
uLOLO Cases and
DOn1estics

46x36 Initial Pillow Cascs-In
letters I and J only. NO OEn
PROFIT SALE price. 6OO
45x36 BIeached Pillow Cases
Made Of extra quality round
thread pillow case cotton. Ohm
No-PROFIT SALE price TS
36-incn Outing FIanneIs.A
heavy double- fleeced Quh..ty,
white grounds with colored
stripes. NO-PROFIT 1Em
SALE price. LIZ
STANDARD Apron GTnehams-
In all size blue checks; guaran-
teed colors. NO-PROFIT 1l1N
SALE price ..:. IVY
36-incIl Printed FleecedOwn
Flannels-In 4 beautiful assert
ment OF styles and color
ings, NO-PROFIT SALE Ia
price. j. !. !. !. .5....
36.incIl PerC aIes Light
grounds, in. q large assortment
Of styles and effects; fast col
ors. N0-PROFIT SALE Ia
price. $500. ........... -
OVsAAAEA 0AADAG0CU8W GOtG8kA~~
Close sturdy quality, Tor gem
eral use. NO-PROTIT 111
SALE price. ........ LII
36.lnch Plaid Cotton Suitfnes
In Scotch and Tratan
effects. NO-PROFIT 101
SALE price. ........... - Z ~
S2.imch Check Dress Gfnglnalns
One Of the finest domestic
qualities; in a large assortment
of colored checks. NO T0n
PROFIT SALE price. ACN
36-incIl Printed Comfort Gov
erings-In the wanted all-over
and Persian styles. NO 101O
PROFIT SALE price. A6&N
32-iI1ch Woven Shifting Madras
White grounds with colored
stripes, for mems and Wonen's
wear NO-PROFIT SALE OCN
price ..........
27-inch Dress Gingllams-In
plain color and striped effects;
warranted fast colors. 1O1n
NO-PRoFIT SALE price AA2O
29-inch White Domet or Shaker
FIannel-A heavy double.f Ieeced
reversible quality. NO rOn
PROFIT SALE price. -. 1OO
GOldenberg's-F First Floor.
u <
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-01-22
Hosiery

Women's Derby Ribbed Isle
HOse-In black and cOrdovan:
perfect uality. NO. 9On
PROFIT SALE price. -. OON
WOmen's Cotton HOse-Me.
dunn weight; black, white and
cordovan; scanned and seamless;
mostly all sizes; seconds. NE
NO-PROFIT SALE price AUN
WOmen's Cotton and Isle
HOse-Black and cordovan; light
weights; scanned back; perfect
quality; mostly all sizes. 10n
NO-PROFIT SALE price AON
WOmen's Fibre Silk Hose
With three-seam back; assorted
colorst subject to imper-
fections. NO PROFIT NOm
Children's Ribbed Cotton
StOckings-Black and cordovan:
mostly all sizes; seconds. ~
No-PRoFIT SALE price AVN
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-01-22
Notions

Real Hair Nets Cap ana
fringe nets; full size. NO -
PROFIT SALE price. ~
Paper Shopping Bags1.arge
size: strongly made. NO -
PROFIT SALE price. ~. ~
Three-in-One Oil-For sewing
machines, typewriters, etc.
NO-PROFIT SALE price, o.
bottle ss.s....... =. s.s.s.s -
Electro SilicOn-The magic sil.
yer and metal polish; powder
or cream. NO-PROFIT g.
sALE price. .......... ~
NicIkIe Safety Pins one dozen
on card; assorted sizes. RN
TWO cards for. -,
GOIdenberg' First Floor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-01-22
Knit Underwear

WesHsH's Heavy Flseeed Cot.
ton 6hlFtS-High neck and long
sleeVesI perfect quality, KOA
No-PRoFtT SALE price JOG
Wemen's Gotten Union Suits.
Medium weights bediss style, an.
kie length perfect
SALE price. ,,,,,;t,,, ~A"VV
WOmen's Fleeeed Cotton TN.
deEweaE-Shirts jeW neck and
sleeveless, ankle leRgth pants
with eFusstrienns waist. EhA
N6-FR0FtF SALE price wv
Misses FIeeeed Getten Pants
knee ienEthi perfect quail
itV: NO-FROFfF SALE Afa
price. :;:,::;;;:::::::::,:
Boys FIeeeed O0tton Union
Suits-ffeavy weight; jaeger
ceier; broken Sizes. seconds.
p M%,pFoFir SALE 69c
PAAS0' ''::::' $3.50 :.'''::':
Gsldenberg'S-FiTst VIoor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-01-22
Housewares

Aluminium Cooking Kettles
Bulge shape and bail handle;
ten-quArt trade HiSe. NO. CT no
PROFIT SALE price,. ~A'VO
Aluminium Dish Pans-Twelve.
quart trade size. NO. ITO
PROFIT sALE price. -, 'SN
galvanized IRON Garbage Cans
Lock cover: Rias 10, and IL
iHshea. NO-PRoF1T AQN
SALE price,
Lace Curtain etretchers-Cen.
ter blades ox1a> ft,I NO ST 6k
PROFIT SALE price, :, WA"VV
Corrugated Galvanized Iron
Ash CAns-tieaVY weight. full
Hias. NO-FROFfT AALn 07N
price, ..,t,,.,
Oval Shape Double aluminium
RoasteTs-L a Fge siHe, Ct a
NO-PRoFfT SALE price ~A'VO
Nesea Perfect eeal Oh Heat.
ers-With brassed oil tank cen.
tar draft, snaiFelesa
burner, NO . PROFIT "a I'd
SALE price,
Galvanized iron Revolving
Dustless Ash fSlfters-frit over
ca n, NO PROFIT 81 "a
SALfh price: ...,;,,,;,;
Keystone Heavy fr0n Fesd
6hsppeIS-With fsur eutteFsi
easily adjusted ana
les ped NO-PROFIF R2Rt
SALE price. .:.::::::.
inverted flas LightS-Afi eeEa:
Piete. No-RROFfT SALE 0G0
plICS; :::::::;::::::::
The "AHer;ean Hsme" Wicked:
plated Electric Ir0nE-F'uil weight
and guaranteed: NO 900
PROFIT SALE price. WAsSA
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-01-22
PASTOR IN DIVORCE SUIT
TO REMAIN EVANGELIST

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Jan. %.
Mel" Trotter does not run away
while under fire.
This was the answer of the famous
evangelist when asked if he would
resign as head Of the City Rescue
Mission, after Reformed and Chris
tan Reformed churches of the city
had closed their doors to his mis-.
sion's financial campaign.
The churches action resulted from
the sensational divorce suit in which
Trotter was accused of being the
father of a baby born to his secre.
tary, Florence Moody. All but one
church refused to admit the mission
workers. Trotter was indicated in
the divorce action, but opinion is
against him still in many quarters.
my place is in Grand Rapids, and
that's where I am going to stay
said Trotter.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-01-22
Dress Goods

54-incIl Bolivia Coating. III
mouse gray and fawn coI0rs.
I NO-PROFIT Said co 90
price s..5........ W1AeekNg
54-inch ATWOOD Tweed Suit.
ings, in 8 large assortment Of
neat mixture NO oCNa
PROFIT SALE price ... CO..
54.incn Atwood winter VVelRIst
COafings, In the stylish two.
toned effect. NO-PROFIT OoM
SALE price ]. ...S. $50. go
54-illcI1 ATWOOD Canton Crepe,
in black. brown, and navy blue
No-PRoFIT SALE 81 90
price $500. &. 8 - Z.
44-Inch AlI.yVOOI Chiffon Pana-
ma, In navy blue only. NO OQfs
PROFIT SALE price 49,
54.lrich CameI's Hair Coatings,
strictly Atwood quality. III neat
mixtures Of blue. tan, brown and
gray. NO.PROFIT CT Ok
SALE price $1,000. 1900
3e-inch Storm Serge; i heavy
close double twiIIed quality, in
navy blue and plum. NO xfA1s
PROFIT SALE price. 80. ~
30.inch Costume VeIveteen,
chiffon finish quality, in golden
brown. seal brown, dark green
and plum. NO-PROFIT e. EfA
SALE price ....... 800
S0-Inch Chiffon ErOadcIOth; tine.
rich. lustrous quality; sponged
and slarunlx; In black navy blue
and brown. NO 81 OK
PROFIT SALE price. " Assss
GoIdenberg First Floor.