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Evening star., 1923-02-24
ROBERT II. McNEILL
JAMES w. McNEII4L,
fe3odAds, ,exSukfe22 Woodward building.
THOs. J. OWEN 4 son, AUCTIONEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED REAL ESTATE ON THE
SOUTH SIDE OF MASS. AVE. NEAR

PROVED REAL ESTATE ON THE
SOUTH SIDE OF MASS. AVE. NEAR
CALIFORNIA ST. NV
By virtue Of q certain deed Of trust duly
recorded In Liber No. 1929, folio 2O6 ct seq
Of the land records Of the District Of Column
bia. and at the request Of the party secured
thereby, the undersigned. appointed substitute
trustee BY the Supreme Conrt Of the District
Of Columbia, in equity cause No. 4O0T9, will
sell at pubiis auction. in front Of the prem
ises. ises on MONDAY. no THE NINETEENTH DAY
riM'. the following described land and prem
District Of Columbia. and desisnated as and
being lot numbered four ~ in block numbered
seven (D. In Gardiner @. Huboard's subdivi-
sion known a. "Belair Heights" 40 per plat
recorded In Lfber County No. 6, folio 30. Of
the records Of the once of the surveyor Of the
District Of Columbia.
Terms - salea One-third Of the purchase
money to be paid In cash, balance in two equal
installments, payable In one and two years,
with interest at per centum per annum, pay
able semi. annually, from day Of sale. secured
BY deed Of trust upon the property sold, or all
cash; At the option Of the purchaser. A deposit
conveyancing. recording, revenue stamps. etc.
complied with within 80 days from day Of
sale, otherwise the trustee reserves the right
to resell the property at the risk and cost Of
defaulting purchaser, after i've days adver-
tteeuent OF such rssaIs In some newspaper
published q Washington. D, O..
Wu4iAx H NAkx12s HustsA
Evening star., 1923-02-24
SPANISH SSHSGL %HsH1SGEo. Of

Profs. from Spain-Conversationai Method.
Rapid Progress 1917 st NV. u. 5Sso.
CIVIL SERVICE examination for editorial
clerk. salary 81 100 to 81 500; special instrIIc-
tion hegjns today. The Civil Service Prepara-
tory School. Sc. cor. 10Th and L sits. n.w.
Phone Franklin o0SO
Evening star., 1923-02-24
EDUCATIONAL.
COMNIERCIAI Al

COMMERCIAL ART.
Large commercial art organization offers
unusual opportunity for practical training
giving direct contact with the field. II
you like TO draw investigate this unusual op-
portunity. stating age. Meyer Both Co, 1914
alnut. Phila. Pa mhIOs
Evening star., 1923-02-24


Valuable Meat Market and Gro
Gerry Fixtures and Equipment,
Including Refriserating Plant,
Refrigerating Boxes and
Cases, Meat Sicer, Comput-
ing Scalea Cash Registers,
Electric Coffee Mill, Meat
Grinder, Shelving, Counters,
Etc, Contained in Nos. 34lS
and 3420 Georgia Ave. NV.
By Public Auction,
Thursday, March l, 1923,
Commencing 1880 AM.
Refrgerst ting Plant. 3E E-ton. including Mo
tor. Compressor Ammonia Receiver. OF Trap
Gauges. Coils and Piping: Opolite- front Refrig-
era tor. 15-ft. OPolitc Tile and Plate Glass
Refrigerating Meat Case. Opolite-front Fish
and Poultry Case. McCray Butter Box Opolite
front Counferx. Shelving. Toledo Computing
Scales. Fan-type Gnocery Scales. three National
Cash Registers, American Slicng Machine
Hobart Electric Coffee Mill. Hobart Electric
Meat Grinder. Electric Fans Meat Racks
Neat Blocks. Cutting Tables. Tools, Enamel
Platters. etc.
The above will first be offered as an en-
tirety. and II satisfactory bid Is not re-
ceivrd. Will be Immediately sold in detail. In
spertion upon application TO auctoneer.
Term-Cash. ADAM \. WESCHLER.
fe24 90 21&eS Auctioneer.
Evening star., 1923-02-24
AUCTION SALES
TVJrIrRM nAvQ
THos. J. OWEN 4 son. AUCTI0NEERs.

THos. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE FRAME
NUE. NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of q certain deed Of trust duly
Of the land records Of the District Of Coluu.
bia. and at the request Of the party secured
public auction I % in front Of the prsmises m M on
1928. AT FoUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK PM. the
In the District Of Columbia and designated
40 apd being lot % in Hurts subdivision Of
lots II and Is of Loomis subdivision In square
65: said lot fronting on Boundary St. now
Terms OF sale: All cash. A deposit of 5000
required at time OF sale. Conveyancing. re-
cost. s.le to be closed within 80 days or de-
posit forfeited Nm nnI, T, T BALLARD. /
fbca, ,d&ds.exsu Trustees.
ADAM a. WEsCHLER. AUCTIONEER.
TRusrEE's SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED REAL ESTATE on T STREET
BETWEEN lst AND End STREETS s.W.:
srn s. STREET BETWEEN ist AND Nd 2nd :SS!
BETwEEN s AND T STREETS s.w.
recorded in I.lber No 1857 folio AS ct seq,
bis, and at the request OF the party secured
thereby. the undersigned surviving trustee will
oifer for sale by public auction. In from. Of
FIFTH DAY OF MARCH, 1923. AT FOUR
THIRTY O'CLOCK PM. the following de-
scribed land and premises. situate in the city
of Washington. District OF Columbia, to wit:
Original lots 4. and In square COG and
original lots ., .. 4. and 0 in square 6O7
on the ofncai plat or plan Of said city.
Terms Of sale: One-thrd cash: balance in
one and two years with interest at seven per
cent. payable semi annually. from day of sale.
secured by deed OF trust upon the property
sold. or all cash. At the option of the pur-
chaser. deposit OF 800 on each lot re.
ntrAl Nfv,.A 80 Dtn
recording. revenue stamps and notarial fees
at the cost Of the purchaser, Terms Of sale
TO be complied with within 30 days from day
OF sale. Otherwise the trustee reserves the right
to reseY the property at the risk and cost of
the defaulting purchaser: after ave days ad-
vertisement Of such resale in some newspaper
published in the city OF Washington. d. C..
EUGENE GOFF, Surviving Trustee
fb2t- eXSu& fb22
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Wife No. q Appears
To Prosecute
Lothario

WILKES-BARRE, April &c.
If Charles w. Davis, seventy
three-year-old civil war veteran,
had to support all his wives he
would have to be as rich as he
said he was, for wife No. %
turned up, the same as the
other twenty-one, to prosecute
him.
The aged Lothario is being
held in jail here pending COM
plete Investigation of his matri-
monial career, which the police
say is the most amazing in
crime annals Of the country.
The sheriff received q letter
today from Carrie Bacon, Of
Oxford, Mich, saying Davis
married her there December %,
1892, under the name Of Taylor
Woodruff, and left her three
days later. She said she posi-
lively had identified him by pic
lures and description.
Four things run through all
the affairs Of Davis: He used
the names Of Taylor or Davis
as part Of his name in every
case; he said he was wealthy;
he operated through various
matrimonial bureaus and he de-
serted his ''wives" in q short
time, taking money and jewels.
He operated ali over the coun-
try.
The Washington times., 1923-04-26
DAUGHTERS OF 1912
CLOSE SESSIONS HERE

Mrs. Samuel Preston Davis, 81
Arkansas, new national president
Of the Daughters of 1872. and the
other national officers are on duty
at the New Willard Hotel today to
clean up unfinished and new bust
ness attendant upon the closing oi
the annual convention last night at
the hotel.
Approximately 200 delegates were
in attendance at the three.dAy con.
ference, which closed last night
with memorial services in honor
OF members who died during the
past twelve months. At the close
of the services the new officers
elected yesterday morning were In.
stalled.
The Washington times., 1923-04-26
SoRoPTIMlSTS PLAN
TO ENTERTAIN CIVILIANS

The Soroptimist Club, composed
of washington business and pro-
fessional women, will entertain the
wives and daughters Of delegates to
the Civitan Club convention in Wash
ington in June, according to plans
being formulated today.
Mrs. Ruby Lee Minar. president of
the club, has announced appointment
Of the following committee to take
charge Of the plans: Mary TAFT.
chairman; Jessie Trueman, Helena
Reed, Caroline Stephens, Louise
Hicks, Ethel L. Ward, and Marie
Leary.
Members of the club, as the result
of a resolution adopted at business
meeting yesterday in the City Club,
whether drivers Of vehicles or pedes.
trains, have been asked TO make d
special study Of Washington traffic
regulations and strictly adhere to
them.
The Washington times., 1923-04-26

$500 six Underwear, S1.05
HaAIuIA SILK aaa CreDe a. Chine
BHyglOpo Chesniu4 aha Vqsto--
tailored styles with henaotitohAd
yph1e; FLESH ana erchid.
"a and % silk Chemist, S9.eE
EsAvAiOpe CAsnie1 ,ana caEoiaolSs
Of HEAVY CHAp9 90 Chine ana NA-
DluM Slik; tatI0FeA ana laee-tfim-
MED tfedolg; IL kiSAA, orohiAs n62ch
ana light bluet Fubhed.
Is and $50 silk ChsnaiSe, 94.Os
Envelope chainl6s Of RADfUM
SLY, C1epe de Chine and Creps.
beck Satin, eAarTniHely otnaI1iented
with valenoteAASa and fifet I9o6S;
orchid, flesh. beacA, Hight Vlue.
$500 eilk NisIste6wn6, S7.s5
Heavy Crepe de C4igs. taiiSrdd
styles with tuclGed AEd, hsqA6titeti6d
yoKes; In flesh, orchid, light blue
ana peach.
80 French NalnSOOk Gowns,
S2.4S
Hana .kewed, with hand emil roid-
cred yolk6O Ia Soiid Designs; round
ana v neeks. Mu9sed.
The Washington times., 1923-04-26
Ready to Step Out LiUGl,.-Odds and Ends
Womens' Pumps and Oxfords
$5.75

One hit Lot, 400 Pairs
Regularly 80 60 @12 Shoes
A bic chance Of genuine bar.
gains and many shoes for large
feet in the lot.
Grey suede LSW-h6Nl PumpA,
Grey Suede Patent Leather COM
HtHAtIon, Patent ana Sand Suede
Low.N06i Pumps, plAek Kid and
P&tsHt LSAthSr strap .Pufnp6,
Tongue Pbmp0 with ffeKoit hSSis.
maze Of Patent Leather, Brown
and Black Calf with hand-turned
goles.
SIZES m THE LOT:
AAA--4is, :, 81, s. eh. Z, tn.
8, AZ.
= 49, ~, 5, SA,. g. sM. r.
As ~ ~, 5. 81. 8. s".
B-?M. 3, 3H. q, ~. 81, Q.
seLSH: .. ~. 10, S, tm. 6.
''i b;-sH, =, 'sS'l, lM. s. 81. ..
sM. I. IN. ., ~, ..
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$500 70 $3.50 silk Dresses.
1880
Misses Coats

$500 70 $3.50 Pile Fabric
Goats, $3.50
E--PanveIaine and AFabeile. Ia
tan. navy, grey and hlackyrin
blouse. straightline and wrap
around models.
$500 Lustross Costs, $3.50
S--Lovely coats, sash tied and
ribbon bound, In tan. navy and
black.
$500 Sports Models. $3.50
Imported nIxtur6 tweeds in ua-
Nelted or b0lted styles. Also plaid
fieece cOato and ctfcul4f eApeS.
grey and tan coIoEinHt.
The Washington times., 1923-04-26
PHONE co. TO INSTALL
PUBLIC RADIO STATION

The Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Company today announced
that it planned to erect In this
city q public radio broadcasting
station, sending messages from the
roof Of the company's offices at
725 Thirteenth street northwest.
In connection with the new
station, an association of broad.
casters is being formed in Wash.
ington in the interests of better
quality as well as economy. Legal
questions involved in the formation
of such an association are now
being thrashed out.
The Washington times., 1923-04-26

4lO.sO and 1880 Dresses,
1--sisS0 Rrewn Embroidsrsd
i-siS.SS Slack Cd1tOn crsps
street prtbe. sise 90.
i-ele.g0 CapgnhAken B1ue Jer-
~, Waite Diqhs c6iiar ana cuffs.
aj:-lIsls sl4sk c.a.sa 4ll.ov.r
press. liz q. '' of'D' s'i's'
43b u 1880 Dresses, Sl4.7S
i-e3g.HO Grey Jersey, with Co
penhAeell blue stripes, sise SO.
e3s.sa Navy ana brown Satin
csspea With Paisley tops. Sise6 80
.sss.ss Pai.lsy crsp. street
-sts:sp Navy Rciret Twill
$500 to $500 Dresses
$3.50
1@--ssB.0e BeoWn NoshanAra Crepe
IT, . Pc f ZIG 4 cf.ss sport
sSss:ss ris,.d ctsp. spor.
49, ii;sk Fiat. crsp. Dress.
EIsn white panel frekt and cutie.
nssslIi' Il. ,Ie'''A c'.D. Sport
i1tspS Srswn Canton Crepe
Street Dress. size ~.
51.sO 70 46N.BO Dresses
1850
91-9gS.s0 Reee Chiffon Draped
EyeRina Gow1e. sizes 20 ana So.
) 1--eSs.s0 Grey Canton street
Dress, es1e 10.
$3.50 Printed crepo Dresses
927.EO
2-RISek and White Street
pHesses, sizes SIS and %.
45o.gO % SIS Dresses, Sz9. so
1--e3s.sO Cocoa Roshdnara Crepe
Coat Dress. size So.
,l-SlS.o0 Black R6shanara Crepe
Street Dress. site 10.
i--gek.e 20 RsG6 ana ran striped
SpeKte Dress, size 80.
as 60 SIS Dpdesee,. S33. 80
..l-y4t.D9 Cocoa k05hanara crepe
Street Dress, Size 60.
2--eA9.EO GPey No6t1aftaFa Crepe
street Dressee, pizee 10 ana a.
1~~See,00 Navy Ho6hAn1fa CEope
Dgsss,. With gsorsstte draps and
i-S9S.0s ran Chiffon ana cream
LaEt Evening Gown. size %.
$3.50 oss TAffeta Evening
I-S5s.SS Tan. embroidered Can
ten Crepe Street Dress, size -.
The Washington times., 1923-04-26
RENO OFFICERS BITTERLY
WEEP AS TEAR GAS FLOWS

RENO, New, April 26.-Reno's
mayor, chief of police, police Judge
and host Of lesser city officials
scurried to the streets In a driving
rainstOrm recently when tear
bomb exploded in the office Of the
chief Of police. The bomb was one
Of many ready for use against boot.
1eggers and entrenched Criminals.
The Washington times., 1923-04-26

Fashionable fuFs from our rStu.
lar stock
$500 CIiokAra, 5000
7g pieses=Tsiturai grey squirrel.
fitch ana mimi.
Fox GeaFfS, 910.OO
Excepti6naI dustity-in BrewA
and grey.
$21.50 to $3.50 Fox ScaffS,
$3.50
Large, full. .furred alsins, In
shades Of light and dark brown.
$22.5O ScarfS and ChOkerS,
$3.50
Two-skin Neutral Dark German
Fitch eeaTfA, TWe-skiH NGtufAl
opsy Squirrel scarfs. Single Mink
JEokers.
The Washington times., 1923-04-26

$3.50 70 Ssb.Oo silk Dresses,
1880
s--Canten ortpSS ana pFiAtSd
siIis9--kirlieh rtsAels % ten, brown,
navy and bl9oh. WITH contrast eolor
effects.
323.OO to S2O.BO SILK Dresses,
S1B.Oo
1~-Navy, NrOWR Ana black Can
ten; rie0enstriiHMse sna $500
models; very cltvsf gifdls effects.
$3.50 and $3.50 SILK Dresses,
0i0.7S
1O--F1at cterSs, C9ntsn efepes
and AoSh4HaFas; tuoA4d, ribbon.
trimmed ptektiAgs. A ple4eant lot
to look over IN broWn, bSAver ana
blues.
$3.50 TO 4SS.0o Silk Dresses,
$3.50
1s%-Rebo fiat crepe, vita eeru net
fyilIei printed ofepe, With Vel l4Se;
SS ;.sE n ;S :Ss,.ys pEsi n SIs:i
canton with tie panels.
$500 70 $3.50 silk Dresses,
$3.50
i0.--Neaaea hlack oPaps, fiat
crepe ID brown, 6ii.Sver efn bretd9ry
siitckSd, With tan: ssfaiehtIine
RoshafIara, with tYSn0h knots h
border effect; coin sport hlaek tef-
fetA, black cteDS stnbretdSfea With
rose.
The Washington times., 1923-04-26
$4.75

Regular 90 to 80 Shoes
Grey Suede. onesstrap. with
low black heel, short vanp and
f0uAA toe.
Grey SUEDE. With short vanaps
and Spanish Heels.
Grey suede, with patent spider
Brown Calf Oxf6FdG. with welt
aoi6s, Cuban or low flat heels.
With rubbaF heels attached.
The Washington times., 1923-04-26
STOCKING Mighty Good!

Isle StOCkngs Soc
in
S225 ChiIdrens wool Sports SOC
Roltop Sox heather mixtures 4 few pairs Not all
500 silk STOCKINGS, CSC
Full
white
Ss.25 Chiffon silk Stockings, $1.65
FuG-fashon6d.
Al
$500 Clicked SILK Stocldnes, S2.25
biscuit with ciox, black
The Washington times., 1923-04-26
HANDBAGS

20 Leather Bags, 41.aB
Brown. only; leather lined, with
fitting 0t large mirror.
Is silk nagS, $3.50
Navy. DIlck ana Oriental color
inRa: cord or silk handle; swinging
PURGE ana mirror.
50 Leather Bags, 1855
English Sper0ee6 In blAck, brown.
RED and navy; lined With tan or
gray noire; 6-lnch eise, with mir
coin purse.
80 Silk Bags, $3.50
bracelet Carrier Black silk 1aSs,
PRETTY silk hnsd tilted with G6in
purse ana mirror, and having dis
tinetivs novelty clasps.
The Washington times., 1923-04-26
$2.95

Regular $500 Shoes
lark Brown Calf One-strap
Pumps, with low flat hesls.
Dark Brown Calf Oxfords. with
low heels and rubber heels at
taehSd; Tan Calf One-strap
Pumps, with Cuban heels and
welt soles.
The Washington times., 1923-04-26
PETTICOATS.
$2.05

1900 AND $500 PDrrIcOATS-
In stFaightIine models edged with
Paisley riffles. In taupe, brown,
rose ana American beauty. Also
-petticoatS entirely of aisl6y silk
with hefnstitchod or scAl1oped bot
tom.
The Washington times., 1923-04-26
HOUSES


sheer F.rstseH wolfe. Tuaeao.
pet6f Pan ana krIli fiodelk. witK
efnh eilieeN4eute OF real laeee, hand-
drawn work and hand -e1n 6roldcry
Al sises In the lot. but net in each
/, 31OsOe To @12.S6 Handmade
DI0nSsss 95.16
Odd Bleuses OF flna French voiIh
only one Or two q . Kind. But
work, leTdfeWbfpld6rY .ei3d hand
some resi- ftisr ana Irish St
Ie0ee: Tuxedo, Peter Pan ana Firiil
The Washington times., 1923-04-26
Misses Suits

$500 Three.plece Costume
suits, 92s.5o
2-Twill Thrss.ptsas Costume
Suits, in navy with contrast Of
grey topped froek ana grey en-
br6ldSrOd jacket.
$500 TwO-plOce Costume
Suits, $500
S--Sash tied, braided ana strap.
ped models Of navy trieetinN, the
clever, dfessy suit for general
service
$500 Handsome Costume
Suits, $42.5o
10--Two ana three piece raodSls.
The three piece co6tuHnes with
frocks having pelf.co1oT orepe tops
with pIeated skirts, or wrap SklFts
with frock bOdices in contrast c0l0r.
The Washington times., 1923-04-26
Compute the Service Of
Suit BY these Costsl
What's the Answer?
Wornen's
SUITS

9a2.8O sports Suits, $500
B-3rey ana ran Mixtuf0 suits
In the alwaye.good style belted
panel jackets.
$500 Utility Suits, 41s.SO
checks in grey, tan. Copenhagen
blue and brown: belted panel and
loose bex jacket models.
SIS EmbFoidarod Suits,
$22.6O
3-Navy twifls, with bex packets
embroidered in border effect.
$4,000 70 $3.50 Csmel's
Hair Suite, 93k, 90
1S--FashiOn's Ai9h poiRt In fabric
lin double -bFea etea Eox, beitsd
hip box, long panel and Tuxedo
styles. what chOosineI
$500 Velour Check Suits,
426.aO
4--slendeF panel jacket type
whfIs fine taller. ts,ISriHs = = ys.'Ea'n'ns
$4,000 EnSIiSh Cheek Salts,
$3.50
at h6me III any weather ana stand
ine up under hard service. Long
panel and short boz Jacket styles.
$500 and $3.50 Dressy
Suits, $3.50
10-Bmbroideye panels. hoPaevs
and sleeves; side fastening Jackets,
loose bog jackets; tan, greystone,
navy and black
$3.50 and $500 Twill
Suits, $3.50
12-Twill Cord and Corded Twill
Suits: strictly tailored types: In
tan. greystone and barley.
469,S0 and $500 Three
Piece Suits, $3.50
10~-TwiiI Cord co0tume Suits. III
navy, black and tan; blouse, box
and wrap-dver Jackets and prettily
topped frocks.
Large Womsn's $69. 80 Sash
Tied Suite, $3.50
S--Navy and Black Twill suits
in the very smart tie.in.the side
jackets; sizes AN to b2A.
You Mustn't Judge Desira.
bility by Such Prices -
These
The Washington times., 1923-04-26
BraSsieres
CorsletteS
$1.00 and $50

Heavy pink eoutil, with one pair
hose supporters attached to trent
---"si1es 50 to S0--$1.00.
with gueset Of elastic 1t the nip
ana two pairs Of hoeO SupportsrS--
size 40 orly-31.6O.
$50 Bandeaux BPaesierOs, 7Sc
pc BeyoiaN models made Of
pretty pink brochS with elastic in
the back, finished with elk tapO
shoulder straps; SiSos - to ~.
The Washington times., 1923-04-26
SKIRTS


Skirts, $3.50
20-Novelty fabrics in check We
lour, ratine, eponge, plaids ard
combinations.
$1O.75 Pleated Skirts, $500
20-NoVelty stripes in box and
side-pleated models; navy with tan,
brown with tan.
$3.50 and $14.5O Skirts, $3.50
20-Eponge, ratine. bOucle, We
Iour checks, and woven stripes;
grey, tan, brown and gold: tan and
RED. black ana white, brown and
gold.
The Washington times., 1923-04-26
There's a Persuasive Story He
Women's SILK DRESSES
Epsbr6idevsd and Beaded, a
AeeOrdion-p leated, 3O 7.O
0Faped and P0neLed,
Sfrni0kRlima.


SIS Flat Crepe Drsss, S3s
1-Biaek Street Dress; very
SeB.OO % $I2S.OO Dresses
and Gowns, $3.50
f-sss.eo Grey Fiat crepe Dress,
sarphce front. panel skirt, size 50.
e-&sS.oo Moirs ribbon Tier
slS navy ana rust. SKIES 81
f--tss.Oo Navy Canton Dress.
with rGislsy bodice, ska sc.
~ a $3.50: Navy and Black RIB.
Dresses, sizes 80 and ss.
4-te9.ee Flat Crepe Beaded
street Dresses. navy ana black;
sizes So 80. 40.
1--geSs9 Printed Crepe Beaded
Street. Dresses. siaes IS ana 10.
i--ees.So Navy Bn1br0i0sred
Crepe ds Chine Street Dress, size Sc.
1e79.ee Slack Fiat Crepe. llBere
braid trimmed, size 90.
1--t7s.So Ail-over Beaded Rose
Evening Gown.
stfsss s br..sss a. grey ana tsass'
Tito yellow Chiffon Beaded
Dinner Gown, size 90.
1-4e6.00 Brown Embroidered
Satin Crepe Street Dress. size IS.
1--s1s.0o Brown Ribbon Striped
Crepe Street Dress. size 80
1--$9s.0o Brown Emhroidered
Crepe street Dress, Else SO,
1--412e.00 White Satin Crepe sill
yer Brpcade Evening Gown size 80.
1--S9Dse0 Peach Chiffon Draped
Evening Gown, size SO.
$3.50 10 $4,000 Dresses
and Gowns, 472.s0
.1-S7s.so BIack Accordion
ple4ted Canton Crepe, size a..
z-$7s.50 Black Dropstitch Crepe,
panel skirt, sizes So and 30.
1--ST960 Grey Embroidered Flat
Crepe Street Dress. 6i1e e.
1--egg.00 Brown Satin Crepe Gold
Ernbeoidered Street nfees, size IS.
a--eeSe0 Grown Satin Crepe
STREET Dress. with Appftaus trim
i-.ssS'So Henna Crepe raille
Dinner Gown, sire ss.
1--4S5.OO Orchid Crepe Roma Sill
yer Embroidered Evening Gown.
I--SSs.eo Grey osors4tts Beaded
Dinner Gown, size 50.
1-ea1.50 SchiffIi Embroidered
Crepe Roma, blue and gray, size a..
1-SsS.01 Satin Stripe Printed
chiffon Afternoon Gown. size 3e.
1-tff0.90 Orchid Crepe Roma
Crystal Beaded Evening Gown,
size Az.
The Washington times., 1923-04-26

day for the economies that big avgs Odds
eryhng activities
eff quality merchandise Shop early!
The Washington times., 1923-04-26

$500 Jockey and Gold
Snp.OVers, 1856
Deep V-heck models, in
brilliant woven combfnati6n Of
mohair and fiber.
$11.5O Mohair Golf COStS
7--Coats in an attractive contNi-
nation of oxford and light gray.
u Sports Suits, 413.S8
vaater and separate skirt~knit Of
Ieley border, All coi0fh
The Washington times., 1923-04-26
UMBRELLAS.
S5.25

$3.50 FINE UMBRELLAS--Ke-
mainder Of a special purchase Of
exceptionally attractive styles-
carrier, and handsome silk In navy,
garnet, purple, brown, green and
black.
The Washington times., 1923-04-26
Handkerchief

35e-3 for 800
Mems Pure Linen initial Hand
kerchiefs--seVeraI attractive pat
terns-long and block initials.
The Washington times., 1923-04-26
Good Buys in SWEATERS

1896 Slip-Over Sweaters, 1896
1o--Brown, grey, Harding and
navy, In an excellent grade Iaohair
ana w0rsted yarns.
$3.50 Golf Coats, 99.05
3--Mohair Goats, in seal brown.
with fronts in combination OF tan
and brown.
$3.50 to $22.6O Knit
Two-piece suits, with Slip-over .
mohair and worSted, in tan with +
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-07-31
Law Prevents Two
Pensions to Person
Veterans Cannot Draw
Double Check from
Government.

Washington-Through an order put
into effect by the Secretary of the In
terror before any original pension
claim is allowed in the Pension Bu-
reau, an investigation must be con-
Quoted and it must be clearly estab-
lished that the person asking for a
pension is not drawing compensation
from the Veterans Bureau. The action
is taken as result OF the law pro-
hibiting the payment of two pensions
to any person by the government dur
ing the same period of time. In sew
eral instances cases have been found
that the U. S. was paying both pen
sions for other war service and COM
for World War service to
he same person and after discovery
difficulty was experienced in securing
refund OF the money already paid.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1923-07-31
What Is News?

Metropolitan dailies of the United
States have carried pages OF publicity
and illustrations of the Dempsey Glib
bons prize fight or boxing match" at
Shelby. Mont Relays OF airplanes
rushed photos 10 the Atlantic coast for
publication and no amount in money
was spared TO picture the event thru
the press and the films. Dempsey has
been given millions of dollars worth
of advertising which will pave the way
for his proposed fight with Luis Fir
pc. the recent victor over Willard
Contrast the publicity given to these
events with the few lines that are sent
out over the wires when railroad
places a so million dollar order for
equipment or material which will give
employment to thousands of workmen
for months; or when a hydro-eiectric |
plant, built at cost OF from 25 to 100
million dollars, turns in the water that |
makes electric current for thousands |
of homes, farms and factories. or when
a telephone cable is laid at an expense
of IS million dollars from Chicago to
New York for the better service of
millions of people. Such event may
be given a paragraph over the wires.
And so it goes. Industry that fur
nishes the bread and butter and keeps
the wheels of progress going is such
an ordinary occurrence it is given but
scant attention and is not considered
important news"