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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-08
DIVA LETCI ZABITI.
Zahynuli v aer0planu sritivsim
Sc mimi do reky.

Washington, z. bfezna. Po-
rucik r. M. Farrar, aviatik z
namornictva Stephen F. Sui
livan, mechanik, byli zabiti,
kdyz aeroplan, nemz leteli z
Filadelfie do Washingtonu,
spadl 5 mimi do reky Delaware,
die zpravy obdrzene odborem
namornictva. Oba byli uvazani
remeny ma svych sedadlech.
Porucik Farrar bydlel We
Washington6, kdezto Sullivan
vstoupil do armady v Chicago.
Depese nesdeluje zadnych pc.
drobnosti krone toho, ze ODE
t6la byla nalezena.
Aeroplan spadl do feky jiz.
ne cd ostrova Timicum, asi de.
set mil cd vladnich lod6nic We
Filadelfii, odkud vyleteli dc
Washingtonu v II hodin dnes
dopoledne.
Nekolik osob, mezi mimi in.
struktor letecke skoly, byly
svedky nestesti. Kdyz S maly.
mi cluny dostali Sc k mistu
kan aeroplan dopadl, nasli je.
zpola ponoreny We vode. By
dotazen ku brehu a tela vzats
do marnice pri namofnicke nj
mocnici We Filadelfii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-08

soma jenz ltocil ma predlo-
hu minuly tyden, ponevadz' die
jeho pfesvedceni, bude miti "a
nasledek zvyseni dani - hlaso
vail proti predloze. Atkinso-
nuv utok ma nj Sc povazuje "a
znamku, re guverner Donahey
bude il vetovati, az Sc k n6mu
dostane. Ably predloha mohla
byti prijata pres veto guverne-
rovo, k tomu jest We sn6movn6
tfeba 78 hlasi, tedy meme nez
bylo pro predlohu odevzdano
pfi dnesnim hlasovani.
Zadne oznameni nebylo dnes
vydano kancelare guvernero-
Wy jeho umyslu az ma to, re
predlohu velmi bedlive pro-
zkouma, bude-li mu k podpisu
pfedlozena. Nepratele predlo
hy jsou presv6dceni, ze rovn6z
" senate narazi ma silnou oppo-
sici.
v povsechnych rysech Taf-
tova predloha urcuje dahovou
miru II tisicin dollaru pro
mesta miru patnacti tisfcin
dollaru pro venkov. Ma skoly
jest urceno 5 tisicin z dollaru.
ma okresni vydani 2 tisiciny y
dollaru. DIE min6ni znalci Sko
~ budou nuceny zadati o doda-
tecne povoleni penez, maji-li
byti vedeny pritomnem roz-
sahu.
Proti predloze Taftove W.
vstala opposice mezi venkov-
skymi cleny snemu, kteri v pfi
Itamnem Smithove zakonu spa
truii ochranu proti marnotrat-
nosti uredniku. T6mto odpogi-
dial autor predlohy, Taft, ze
jednim jeji ucinku bude sni-
zeni dani ma venkove jich
Zyyseni We mestech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-08
SOVETY We SPORU 8
FINSKEM.
Cini si nxrOk m Gzemi Karelii
v Oblasti Archangelske.

Varsava, 6. bfezna. Zahra-
nicni ministr Cicerin jmenem
sovetd odevzdal dnes finskemu
vyslanci Hackzellovi protestni
nosu ohledne. tzemi. Karelia v
oblasti Archangelske, kde pred
dvema lety dochazelo ke krva-
wynn srazkam mezi finskym a
bolsevickym vojskem a kterez
to uzemi zdstalo pozd6jsi
smlouvou majetkem Rusd. Fin
sko nyni vSak pozaduje Svaz
narodG, by svou komisi nazna-
Gil presne hranice v Karelii q
rozhodl, ktera tamnejsi pohra-
nicni m6sta mali Finum znsta-
ii.
Sov6ty namitaji, ze otazka
ia byla jiz davno vyrizena a
provincie Karelie lie zistava ne
spornym ruskym krajem, Cice-
rim rovnez zddraznuje, ze sov6
ty nikdy nedovoli, ably Svaz
rozhodoval ruskych dzem-
Mich otazkach. Nestrpi tudiz
zadny plebiscit onom distrik-
tu. Cicerin varuje finskou
vladu, aby spor ten neobnovo-
vala, pon6vadz mohl by vyvr-
cholit valkou a ia We prospech
finske republiky sotva by skon
ella stejne jako nest'astne fin
ske tazeni do Karelie pred dv6-
ma lety.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-08
PROHIBIcNl BITVA.

Franklinton. La. Z. brezna.
Wesley Grain a Wiley Pierce.
|priruci serifove, byli zabiti ho-
linkari a t6la jejich vhozena
do reky v min6ni zdejSich L.
fadu. Zakrvacene satstvo by
10 nalezeno vcera vecer v domo
We jednoho z IL muzu zatce-
|nych We spojeni timto zloci-
mem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-08
PIVO MA SPLACHOVANf
ULlC.

Philadelphia, Z. bfezna. -
Snih pred zdejSim prohibicnim
hlavnfm stanem hromadil Sc
talk. ze zfizenci majici ma
pilno $ cenichanim po .lihovi.
mach, nemohli jej odhazovati,
a tu pripadli ma originelni my.
slenku. Vylili 120 sudl prave.
no piva v posledni dob9 zaba.
veneho ma ulici, jez timtc
"splachnutim" zbavena sn6hu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-08
FRANCOUN OBSADi PRY MNlCHOV.
ROVNEZ FRANKFURT MAD MO1A-
MEM MA BYTI OKKUPOVAN,
V NEMECKU ZMAREN NAClONALlSTlCKY PRE-.
VRAT CHYSTANY v TOMTO MESfCI

Berlin, z. bfezna. Mnichov-
sky zpravodaj jednoho zdejsi-
no zurnalu depesi ku svemu
casopisu sdeluje, re Sc dove
del cd jednoho ciz. diplomatic,
re Francouzi mali v 1myslu
obsaditi Frankfurt mad Moha-
mem pristi tyden a re okkupa-
ce Mnichova a jinych mist v
jiznim Nemecku bude provede
ma asi We trech tydnech. K OBJ
sazeni Mnichova bude pouzito
belgickeho vojska.
Diplomat, jenz sdelil ony in
formace zpravodaji pravil, re
tento tab bude sledovati plan
vypracovany gen. Degouttem,
velitelem ko-belgickeho
vojska v Poruri. Zaroven pra-
vii omen diplomat, ze proti
planu stavi Sc rozhodne marsal
Foch a tn jest pochybno, zdali
bude uskutecnen.
Prevrat chystany v polovici
tohoto m6sice, byl zmaren zat-
Denim patnacti osob V Mnicho-
We, die dfedniho sdeleni. VId-
cove pry jsou: Prof. Fuchs,
znamy hudebni kritik; Ma
chaus, dirigent DR.. Kuehles,
drive pravni radce mnichovske
mestske rady. DR.. Kuehles,
jenz byl prozatimne osvobo-
zen pro nedostatek ddkazI, Sc
zastfelil.
V Bavorsku provozovana by
la silna nacionalisticka agita-
ce po delsf dobu a znamy fas-
citsky v1dce, Hitler, verejn6
organisoval demonstrate. Ku
konci ledna bavorska vlada pro
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-08
'SNEM0VNA PRO TAFTOVU PkEDLOHU
JEJl UCELEM JEST REFORMA DANIC-
MILO ZAKONA v OEIIU.
OSNOvU OcEKAVA TUHY BOZ v SENATE A PRAV
DEPODOBNE VETO CUvERNEROvo.

Columbus, O., Z. brezna. Ra-
dikalni zm6ny danicniho syste-
mu ' Ohiu jsou obsazeny We 3
predlohach, ktere priiaty byly
i've snemovne dnes odpoledne a
jez nyni jdou do senatu.
Predlohy tyto jsou:
/. Taftova predloha, kterou
Sc zrusuje pritomny Smithuv
zakon, jimz mira dani omeze-
ma ma l. procento ma mist6
neho zavadi Sc rozpoctovy sy-
stem.
2. Albaughova predloha, ma
hrazujici volene odhadci lred
Milky jmenovanymi radou okre
snich odhadcich, pozlstavji-
|ci auditora, verejneho zalob-
ce a predsedy rady okresnich
komisafi, kteri byli by vsichni
zodpov6dni statni danicni ko-
misi.
3. Robinsonova predloha,
kterou ma vsechen majetek,
ijenz nebyl prihlasen k zdane.
mi, uvaluje Sc 1O-procentni daT
>jako pokuta.
Posledni predloha jest cast
programu, jimz Sc ma dociliti
ably placeny byly dane 2 osob
niho sjineho nemgviteho ma
jetku. jenz az dosud vetsinou
unikal primerenemu bremenu
dani. Mimo to jeste jedna pred
loha, ktera jest rovnez cast
programu a sice Foutsova, die
niz ma byti uvalena dan 2 pre-
cent majetek, z n6hoz jinak da
ne nebyly placeny, zbyva We
vyboru.
Taftova predloha byla prija
ia 85 proti 33 hlasum. Vetsi.
ma demokratI, nasledujice We.
deni mensinoveho vudce Atkir
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-08

hlasila mirnou formu vojenske
no zakona, ably teto cinnosti
mohlo byti lepe celeno. Pred
nedavnem prohlasil Hitler, re
''den lctovani" pro socialisty
Sc blizi a We snemu bylo pou-
kazovano, ze nebezpecne hnu-
ii, fedrovane fascisty, nabyva
pIdy.
Ze zprav obdrzenych zde
nevysvita, ku ktere strane zat-
ceni muzi Sc vlastne hlasi.
Frankfurt mad Mohanem, Z.
brezna. DIE zprav z n6mec-
kych prameni Francouzi "a
kazali dalsi dodavky anglicke
! no uhli zavodim ma vyrobu
barviva v Hoechtu. AZ dosud
temto zavoddm bylo dovoleno
dostavati anglicke zasilky do
rozum6nim Sc spravou n9mec-
kych zeleznic.
Pariz, Z. bfezna. Louis Lou
cheur, ministr osvobozenych
krajd, prohlasil dnes v reci
pred anglo-americkym tisko-
wynn sdruzenim, ze ackoli sta
vel Sc proti okkupaci Poruii,
v6ri, re nyni, kdyz Francie je
tam, nemize Sc yzda}itiaa ne
vzdali Sc, pokud nSi1kk vyrov-
mani nebude docilen8 N8mec
KEN.
Jeho minenim jest, ze Meme
cko must povoliti v pom6rne
| kratkem case. Loucheur zdh-
raznil, re Francie nesleduje
zadnych plitickych cilI v Poru
ri. Nestoji O dzemi samotne /;
bylo obsazeno jedine jako pro
stredek k vynuceni valecnych
nahrad cd N6mecka.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-08
PROHRAL PENfZE MA
BuRSE.
Kasir Springfieldske banky
prAvi, xe neSt'astns speku.
loval.

Springfield. O.,a7. bfezna.
Dnes vecer A. H. Penfield, ka-
sir Springfield National Bank.
jenz sc pokusil : 81 seheyra&dn,
kdyz objeven v bance schodek
aii 100000, prostrednictvim
'mluvciho, jehoz jmeno Sc neu-
dava, sdelil, jakym zpdsobem
prisel penfze.
Primal Sc, ze prvn6 zacal
spekulovati ma burse pred diva
nacti roxy, kdyz v jistem
zdejsim podniku prisel o $5,.
600. Tehdy ztratili rovnez pc
nize jeho pratele, ktere do pod
niku interesoval, a aby tyto
ztraty Jim nahradil, jal Sc spe.
kulovati ma Wall Street. Zpr.
w vydluzil Sc penize v Cleve.
landu, pozd6ji je bral z fondI
bankovnich q mahipulovanim
knih schodek zakryval.
Ia valky mel jiz nad6ji. ze
bude moci cely schodek vyrov-
natl, nebot' spekulace Sc mu
darby, ale brzy potom nastala
katastrofa. Ably ztracenych
pen6z nabyl, pustil Sc do spe.
kulaci stale odvaznejsich, Ste
sti bylo vsak proti n9mu. Pc.
dezreni ma sebe obratil Pen.
field, kdyz pred n6kolika dny
prodal ~ 100000 bondu svo.
body Mellonove bance v Pitt.
sburgu. Tato uv9domila mist.
nj banku, JET poz&dala vladhi,
no inspektora vykonani zvla.
stni prohlidky. Phi teto zjisten
schodek, jenz pfesahne $780,.
900.
Penfield zam9stnan byl We
Springfield National Bank diva.
Get pet rokd, z techto patnact
jako kasir.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-08
PklDRzEN K ZODPOVED.
NOSTl.
kor0nerova pOrota shledala,
ze banker Brock zabil til lidi
svym automobilem.

Philadelphia, Z. brezna. -
Henry G. Brock, bohaty ban.
ker a Glen "aristokratickych"
klubd, byl dnex 4fidrzen k zod
povednosti koronerovou poro.
tou pro zabiti 3 osob svym au.
tomobilem, kdyz vystupovaly
z poulicni kary We West Phila-
delphia minuly tyden. Ackoli
koronerova porota odporucila,
aby byl ponechan We v6zeni az
do zasedani velke poroty, jez
vznese formalni zalobu, byl
propulsion ma zaruku v castce
$4,000.
Ii, kdoz pfiSli o zivot jsou
pi. Ellen O'Donnellova, jeji
syn Leo a Mary Murphy-ova,
pritelkyn6 O'Donelovy rodiny.
Brock, jenz byl zatcen ctyri
bloky Cd mista neSt6sti, kdyz
vrazil automobilem do tele-
grafniho sloupu, zapiral, ze
zajel zminene osoby, avsak
svedectvi proti n6mu bylo zdr
cujici. Jeho automobil byl "a
krvacen a casti odevu nest ast-
niku ma nem nalezeny. Polici-
ste, jez bohateho lotra zatkli,
svedcili pred porotou, ze byl
opily.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-08
SPAVk NEMOC SMRTEL.-
NOU.

New York, Z. brezna. Tri sta
ctyricet pflpadi spave nemoci,
2 nichz 81 skoncilo smrteln6,
bylo oznameno v New Yorku
|od /. ledna, die sd9leni zdravot
niho odboru. Burton Harris,
39-lety, po ctyfi roxy sekretaf
l6kafsk&ho spolku okresu
Kings, zemfel ma nemoc, tn vte-
|ra.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-08
OBETI SNEHOvE VANCE.

New York, 7. brezna. = Tri
osoby mrtve, jedna umirajici a
n6kolik poranenych pficfta Sc
sn6hov6 vanici, jez trvala Cd
vcerejska odpoledne al do dine
sniho Ultra. Dve z obeti male
zeny mrtve v zavejfch. Tfeti
uklouzla ma omrzle platforne
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-08
AMERIKA PROTESTUJE.

Carihrad, 7. brezna ZdejSl
komisaf Spojenych Statn doru-
cil raznou protestnf notu ture-
ckemu narodnfmu shromazde-
nj Angofe, ponevadZ moslem
ska vl&da zvysila p1tinasobns
clio ma americkou mouku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-08
z IRSKE OBcANSKE VALKY

Dublin, T. bfezna. Til dtstoj
nici Syobodneho. StAtu q diva
voj&ci byli zabiti vtera vecer,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-08

kdyz sluyty podkop vybuchl v
Knocknagashel, Y okresu Ker-
~.
The Washington times., 1923-02-23
FLORISTS SEEK NAME
OF FLOWER FOR SON

HARRISBURG, Feb. 23.-Th0
Quota Club, an organization of
business women, to which Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Uttley, florists OF this
city, assigned the duty Of naming
their eight-day-old son after Q
flower, have reached no decision to
date.
ggestions-wide Of the mark
included Clifford Pinchot, Warren
Gamaiiel Harding and names Of
other well-known persons.
Mr.. Uttley prefers William or
Elisha, but his wife objects.
Ralph r. GetZ, Of Reading, who
styles himself a theosophist. tele-
graphed in the name of Caesar be-
cause of the proximity Of certain
stars to the sun on the date Of the
lads birth. A New York florist
suggested Jack Rose
A few years ago when the first
born of the family arrived father
and mother were unanimous in
naming her Janethane.
The Washington times., 1923-02-23
MOLASSES-FED
FISH SOUGHT
IN BAY
Revenue Men Seek Clue TO
Disappearance Of Cargo Of
Cuban Sweets.

Molasses-fed fish promise to be .
delicacy in Washington in the near
future. due to a novel feeding
scheme originated in by someone
earnestly sought after by the In
ternal Revenue Bureau.
Away down deep In the placid
waters of Curtis Bay. near Balti-
more, ravenous fish are supposed to
be gaining nutriment and weight
and flavor from $1,000 gallons Of
''black strap nnolasses -. -..--. - :.
The long sweetenin" disappear
cd, in some mysterious manner from
the steamer William Isom, which
was unloading at the plant Of the
United States Industrial Alcohol
Company. on Curtis Bay. The lost
molasses comprised one-half of the
vessels cargo.
Internal revenue agents investi.
eating the case believe that men,
Der OF the crew, with no great at
lection for the captain, opened q
Geacock on one or more compaPt-
ments Of the boat and gave the fish
q free meal.
Hoping to prove this theory.
chemists today are anaiyzing the
contents Of weighted bottles let
down into the bay yesterday. II the
water Is sweet, the nolasses viii Ne
on the bottom Of the bay.
The molasses, coming from Cuba,
had a commercial value Of SIS, 900,
and the Government would claim a
$500 duty. Manufactured into alco-
hol. the value would be $685.. 200.
The Washington times., 1923-02-23
''MOONSHINE" FARM Is
ISOLATED IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Feb. 23-J. c.. Ge.ger.
professor of bacteriology at the Uni.
versjty Of Chicago and epidemiolo-
gist Of the United States Public
Health Service, has discovered the
lincolnshire" bug, or germ.
Prof. Geiger says its name is
Botulinus. and it is this that makes
q man climb trees, lend money in
a poker game and tell the truth to
his wife. 1t is owing to this bug
that the modern devotee of strong
drink so often wakes up blind, or.
as the guest of a licensed under.
taker, fails to wake at all.
Botulinus is the same germ which
turks I'm spoiled fruit, and it gives
out a deadly toxin. The liquor germ
is shaped like a frankfurter, and ii
gets in the intestines and curls up
there.
The Washington times., 1923-02-23
GOODS, BRIDGE
j NAH JONGG,
! FUSS
University of California !
Alamo Over Diversions OF
| Fair Students.
By FRED j. WALKER.
CozrnoDoIitan News Service.

BERKELEY, Feb. 2S.-"Go East
young lady, and grow up with the
country" male students at the Uni
versity Of California are advising the
goods whose daily mental effort con-
sists of deciding whether bridge or
nah jonRg shall while away the
hours between classes.
The vagaries of the fair sex in this
institution Of learning in the past
few months have run the gamut OF
Imagination. and the Pan-Hellenic
bristling chaperone of the morals OF
sorority girls is determined to end.
once and for all, these aids to Idle
ness.
The latest fuss arose from an an
nouncement in the student publica-
ton that, rather than the traditional
picnic, coed journalism students
would this year have q nah jongg
and poker party.
The Misses Marian Brandt and
Sylvia Hirsch, co-editors Of the pub.
LEGATION, made the announcement.
''Of course, nah jongg and poker
are up to the college moral stand
card party and we had to give 1t to
them. And furthermore, it's too
muddy to hike now" volunteered
Miss Brandt"
The men and not q few OF the
women contend when amusements
begin to encroach on the time ordi'
narily devoted to study, then some
thing drastic must be done.
Bridge became such a craze on the
campus last semester that the Pan
Hellenic society stepped in and for.
babe further public games.
The Washington times., 1923-02-23

Trefousse French Glace
Kid, medium light weight
strap-wrist gauntlets, pique
sewn, two-toned embroidered
stitchings, in mode, tan,
beaver, brown and black and
white. At $4.S5 pair.
The Washington times., 1923-02-23
Wink
The Liquid Lash!ux
at 75c
For Long. Dark Lmahes
For Long, Dark LGstes

Use Wink to bead your lashes
and make them appear longer,
darker and heavier. Applied with
the glass rod attached to the
stopper; it dries instantly and
lasts. Unaffected by Precipitation,
swimming or even weeping at the
theater. Wink is harmless. Black
and brown at Use bottle.
To nourish the lashes and pro-
mote their growth, use colorless
Cream Lashlux at night. Cream
Lashlux, black, brown or cOlorless
at soc.
MarinelIo provides cream for
every skin condition.
Tissue Cream, for dry wrinkled
and scaly skins, at 6Oc and 81.
Whitening Cream for yellow,
dingy discOlored skins, ct 6Oc.
Acne Cream for blackheads and
pimples and irritated skins, at
6Oc.
ASLGlUXGuS AEO04uS 4V4 1oASO
pores, shiny noses and oily skins,
at 6Oc.
Motor Cream, for outing ex-
petitions; removes inflammation
and protects. At 60c and 1915.
Lettuce Cream, for cleansing,
in place Of soap and water, at
6Oc and So.
Muscle Oil, for wrinkled or
flabby skins, bottle, $500.
Combination Cream, combining
best quality tissue and whitening
cream, jar, $50.
Rose Leaf Jelly, for chapped
and rough skins, at zoe jar.
Foundation Cream, for applying
before using powder, It makes the
powder 60 on 50 much more
smoothly and stay longer. At
jar, Use.
-Palais ROyal-Main Floor.
The Washington times., 1923-02-23

Strap wrist Gauntlets,
glace, suede washable cape
skin and mochaline; a wash
BILE suede skin, new styles
and embroideries. At $500
up.
-Palais ROyalMain Floor.
The Washington times., 1923-02-23
Last Minute Arrivals
and Smart
Store News
of Today

A youthful Suit Of tuUiu
cord with the Tut-unkh-
Amen belt. At $500
Third Floor.
4 = +
All Fur Coats at one-holf
original prices. - Third
Floor.
. y
Our Mems Shop Is featur-
ing neSO Spring Top Coats
Of imported English tveeds
and herringbOne weaVes,
sh0wevpro0fed. At $1,000.
Main Floor.
Boys and Girls Onyx
Triple-knee Hose, medium
uOeight, ribbed, extra long
and elastic. Black and
broDn. At 3 pairs $500.
Main Floor.
Children's Buster BrOtOn
Hose, good IOeight, fine RIB.
bed; IN black and brOlOn.
3 pairs guaranteed to GOear
3 months. Sizes 6 to III.
At 3 pairs $2.26.-Main
Floor.
= y
TsOo-tone Silk Hose. HoUe
you seen this nesD style to
match the shoes? Black,
uOith wide tailored seam in
back, Of biege and brown
sUith castor. These match
the tWo-toned pumps and
0xfOPds. All.OUer pure
thread silk and ingram
dyed. At $685.. - Main
Floor.
The Washington times., 1923-02-23
Napkins, 6 for 69c
Table Cloths, CSC
Outing Cloths Yards for 69c

and light grounds Always
needs-it worthwhile saving
"Ta esn All SeetOs-AF Are
Always Worth ookin Over-EspecaV Saturday
The Washington times., 1923-02-23
Juveniles Blo0mer Dresses. S1.95

Of standard gingham in attractive
prceBargan
head Of and
The Washington times., 1923-02-23

Strap Wrist Gauntlets, Of
French suede, heavy en-
.broidered stitchings, self
and two-toned with contrast
ing gore, in all gray, gray
with black and gray with
white, at $3.50 pair.
The Washington times., 1923-02-23
Boomers, S1.39

Women's flesh color silk boomers,
irregulars; reinforced and with
elastic bands. Sizes 40 and a.
Bargain Basement.
The Washington times., 1923-02-23
PetticOats, S1.88

Cotton tops-for durability. TAT
feta silk flounces-for appearance.
Black and colors. Regular $1.88.
Extra sizes, $2.98-Bargain Base
ment.
The Washington times., 1923-02-23

Envelope Chemise, $1.98
Some Of silk crepe de chine, pink,
blue, and orchid; lace and medallion
trimmed-Bargain Basement.
The Washington times., 1923-02-23

are at their height, so be sure and
2O-button, in white, at $500.
16-button, in mastic, champagne, brown,
black and white, at $3.50.
l2-button, in colors, black and white, at
The Washington times., 1923-02-23
Saturdays Basement
Features In
Needed Undergarments
Linking Health and Comfort With Economy
Satin Camisoles, $1.OO

Also of striped radio silk; plain
tailored and lace trimmed. Some in
navy and black.-Bargain Basement.
The Washington times., 1923-02-23
Most Charming and SeasOnnbIe
Collection of 200 Spring
Coats, Capes, Suits
=. .s s:;.''' $25 &! &c. &c.;
By All Odds the WOrthiest Offering of
the Season

The ultra smart lines and fashionable appearance of
these garments only possible the result of high
grade tailoring and careful detailing applied to quality
fabrics. The styles reflect the seasons newest ideas
and certain to appeal whether your taste to
the elaborate the severely simple.
The coats have decidedly The capes are long and
Sporty" cut with notch voluminous,, with mannish
and <rr1annish collars and collars and ripple backs
flared swagger backs. Llama Suede
OUerpLnids POiret TWiu-
ShUdOuO PLnids Deep.pilsd
POLnires Fabrics
C0nneI0ir Frnucine
The suits include every fascinating type exploited
this spring for sports, street and dress wear TWILL
Kamelure, Tweeds
Paas ROyal-ThEd Floor.
The Washington times., 1923-02-23
1t Always Pays to Study
Saturdays
HOusekeepers' List
Have an Eve for the Future-The Shriners
Towels, 2 for 69c

Towels, z for 69c
These are soc Turkish towels,
extra heavy and 2Ox40 inches. With
borders in colors.-Bargain Base
ment.
Napkins, 6 for CSC
15-inch danask napkins, floral
patterns. Regularly $1.7S DOZEN
Bargain Basement.
Table Cloths, 69c
Of da1nask, in floral effects; hem
med and scalloped-Bargain Base
ment.
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Cretonre, 2 Yards CSC

Floral effects; last Of lots; 39c to
Acc yard qualities.-Bargain Base
ment.
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Silk Hose, $1.OO

Wonen's $3.50 quality full-fash-
toned silk hose; reinforced. Sizes
9 to 10-Bargain Basement.
The Washington times., 1923-02-23
Crepes, 3 Yards 69c

Plain colors; plisse crepe for un
dergarments. 25c yard qualities.
Yards 69c.-Bargain Basement.
The Washington times., 1923-02-23
Union Suits, SOC

Women's CSC teddy suits, knitted.
Sizes SO to 40. At 5Oc-Bargain
Basement.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-01-10
SAILOR SUITS

For little boys. A splendid
new line. Will be sold at
the same reductions as will
all Boys Overcoats and
Knee Pants. az
This a good time and this
is the place to fit up the
boys. N qs
The Cordova daily times., 1923-02-13
WILL, NOT STOP AT K "KAMERAD"
 SAYS OFFICER
Fight to Finish Next Time, Declares Head of French Forces WARNS GERMAN PEOPLE If Forced to Fight by Any Act That lnjures
 Men

DUSSELDORF, Feb. 13.-Tanks of the French army were yesterday sent to Herne, where it is reported that the French have organized 2 general against the boycott instl- tuted hy tAs ttaEmans against the forces of occupation throughout the Herge district; French Soldiers have taken over some of the work of the German police. The boycott is re- ported to be becoming more populec throughout the Ruhr region and is extending to Essen. At the end of the first month of occupation by the French forces General Degoutte, com manding the French Army of Occu- patton said: "Germany is branded as a guitter before the entire world. But solemnly warn Germany that if single one of my soldiers is harmed, or she forces on us another battle my men will not be stayed
 by any cry of "Kamerad!" It will
 be a fight to a finish-a complete knockout" c"sT ;.ss T.. Y Y.