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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-06

+ 402-Indianapolis Star.
344-Indianapolis Stove Company.
354-The indianapolis Terre Gotta
Co.
405-Indianapolis Varnish Co.
229-Indianapolis Water Company.
153-Indianapolis Wire Bound Box
Co.
36-37-Indianapolis Wire Bound Box
Co.
409-410 Insley Mfg Co.
12l-Inter-Continental Tire and Rub
Der Co.
119-International Machine Tool Co.
404-Indianapolis News.
Mathematician Printing Co.
33-Irvington Ice Company.
108-202-Jessup & Antrim Ice Cream
Co.
192-19S-Wm. f. Johnson Lumber
Co
228-W. Frank Jones.
362-The August Julian Co
366-Kahn Tailoring Company.
7S-The Keyless Lock Co.
264 Kiefer- Stewart Company.
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252-Mellett Printing Company, Inc.
416-Merchants Heat and Light
Company.
288-Meyer- Kiser Bank.
267-O. L. Miller & Co.
291-Modern Appliance Corporation.
393-L. Z. Morrison & Co.
194-Murray Crispettes.
educational Casket Company.
382-The National Malleable and
Steel Castings Company.
70 to "a, inclusive-National Veneer
and Lumber Company.
337-Nichols Candy Company.
141-Nordyke & Marmon Co.
345-Northwestern Machinery Com
pany.
242-243-NuGrape Bottling Com
pany. Inc.
175-The Cakes Company
SCHOLAR Furniture Shops, Inc.
152-Op-Al Electric and Manufac-
turing Company.
370-Oval & Roster.
GOETHE Ewald Over Foundry Com
pany.
231-Paper Package Company.
296-297-Patterson Engraving Com
pany.
Turn to Page 81
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139-Kingan & Co.
9-Kramer Manufacturing Co.
S-Krieg- Mellen Furniture Co.
417-L. S. Ayres & Co.
356--Lain Business College.
333-Lauck Mfg. Co
135-Laundrymen's Club.
I'll LaUter Company.
216--William Laux.
10-Ihe H. Lieber Co.
412-Link-Belt Company.
41-The r. W. Furnas Ice Cream
Company.
406-Furniture Specialties Company
226-F. e. Gates Marble and Tile
Company.
Isle. J. Gausepohl & Co.
349-Geiger & Peters Iron Works.
343-Gibraltar Cement Block Com
pany.
144-GOldstein Bros.
163-Granite Sand and Gravel Com
pany.
84-Grassyfork Fisheries, Inc.
386-Gurley Pump and Manufacture
ing COMPANY.
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Exhibit No. Name OF EXHIBITOR
2G1-Acme- Evans Company.
359-Max Adams Studio.
21-Advance Paint Co.
97-B-Allison Coupon Co.
l96-American High Speed Chain Co.
3y4-American Nut Co.
33-Artif1cial Ice and Cold Storage
Co.
3S-E. c. Atkins & Co, Inc.
254-Atlas Sand and Gravel CO.
151-B-The Automatic DISPLAY Fix
ture &C.
14S-Baker. Hugh J. 6 Co.
4-The Baldwin Piano Company.
313-392-Ballard Ice Cream Co.
Bar ner Furniture Co.
234-Barnes Gault & Co.
2S5-W. H. Bass Photo Co.
167-Robert Berner Structural Steel
&C.
A. B. C.-Bertermann Bros. Co.
395-Bessire & Co.
S59-S. NJ. Bixby & Co., Inc.
425-The WIN. II Plock Company.
260-L G. Brightmire Co.
159-The Brlskin T. & r. Co, Inc.
257-BDncllla Laboratories, Inc.
"a - Bookwalter Ball Gredthouse
Printing Company.
365-Bowes Seal Fast" Corporation.
17S-A-BoxiT-Bru Carbon Brush
Company.
261-Brodeur Doll Shop.
34s-Bronze Piston Ring Co, Inc.
l69-17O-The A Burdsal Co.
&C, C, c. & St. L. Ry.
15O-C. & G. Foundry and Pattern
Works
Cabinet Makers Union.
96-E. Howard Cadle Mfg. Co.
S42-W. L. Callane & Sons Co.
1S1-Castle Refrigerating Machine
Company.
357-35S-Cvntral Beatty Supply Co.
33t-Central Plating and Mf&. Co.
147-Central Rubber and Supply Co.
850-Central States Bridge Co.
26S-Centrai Supply Co
70 10 81, Incl,-CentraI Veneer Co
26s-Central Wire and Iron Co.
27O-Century Paper Company.
364-Chandler & Taylor.
312-Citizens Gas Co.
1.-THE NJ. Clune Company.
l49-Harry O. Cobb.
60.6l-COle Motor Car Company.
241-Columbia School Supply CO.
33-Coonse & Caylor Ice Co.
2O5-Cornelius Printing Co
31I-Crescent Oil Company.
+ 250-D. A. Lubricant Co, Inc.
363-Dean Bros. Company.
408.B-Denham OH Company.
3S9-Dexheime Studio.
372-Diamond Chain and Mfg. Co.
2S6-2S7-DNlng & Co.
3S0-Dlling Paper Box Co
335-Dlxie Day Committee.
/ So B-Duesenberg Automobile and
Motors Company. Inc.
4O7-Duco Corporation of Indiana,
Inc.
Goo. 3. Dyer.
293-John A. Dyer.
/ 20I-Edgerton & Co.
40S-A-Emerson- Scheuring Tank Co.
/ Enquirer Printing and Pub
fishing Co.
/ 4--The Electric Machine Corp.
/ 43-Eureka Sales Co. Inc.
227-Exlo Products Co.
+ 78-B-E-Z Manufactured.
( Paramount Glass Works.
376-B-Federal Pattern Works.
19S-199-The Fishback Co.
/ 27.28.29-Ford Motor Company.
24O-Franzen Motor Livery. Inc.
11-Furnas Office Furniture Co. Inc
164-IndianapoIs Concrete Products
Co.
! 154-155-IndianapoIs Delco Light Co
/ 332-IndianapoLs Electrotype Foun
dry.
1 296-297-Indianapo Engraving Co
fa5-Indlanapolis Life Insurance Co
427-Indianaopl Light and Heat Co
62-Indianapolis Paint and Color Co
340-Indianapolis Plating Co.
Evening star., 1924-06-11
GOOD
USED CARS

These cars have all been put
in good condition and are ready
to give service. Practically your
own terms and your car as part
payment.
JUSTICE MOTOR CO.,
1915 14th St. NV.
Evening star., 1924-06-11
HURLEY MOTOR CO.,
1872 14th St. NV.
NORTH 6441.
USED CARS
THAT ARE
n

ooIN N<hIN)
THAT ARE
GUARANTEED-WHY?
Ang car tS. no, pT0,nf s,rs may Be
ments. Visit our department and see for
yourself how We recondition and repaint all
cars sold by us. Our service includes. upon
securing Of tags and permit.
Open Evenings Until 9 PM.
Most Liberal Terms in City
Immediate Delivery
1921 Ford Coupe. .225
1918 Ford Touring. ..-.... IS
1921 Ford Sedan. -----. 225
1922 Ford Coupe. ...-...- 275
1921 Dodge Coupe. I5
1923 Star Touring. ........ 275
1921 Overland Coupe.
DURANT-STAR
NEW-CAR GUARANTEE
Any Durant or Star car pur-
chased from us will be guar
anteed for thirty days against
anv mechanical defect.
1924 Durant Sport Touring
Demonstration ........ $3.50
1923 Durant Sport Touring us
1928 Durant Touring. .... SIS
1923 Star Touring new. AO
1923 Star Sedan new 800 675
1928 Durant Sedan. US
See Mr.. Barnes
IIApDED hJnTnD 20
Established 1872. Phone Prank. 1907.
112S-5O Connecticut Ave. NV.
Between l. and M streets
Open Evenings Until 9 PM.
A Deposit Will Reserve ANY
Car for Future Delivery.
D ODGE BROTHER S
DEPENDABLE
USED CARS
DESERVE THE
UNSTINTED PRAISE THAT
DENOTES UNIVERSAL
POPULARITY.
1921 Dodge Brothers
Touring $3.50
1922 Dodge Brothers
Touring ...-------.. $50
1923 Dodge Brothers
Touring .....-..-- $50
1921 Dodge Brothers
coupe .............. OU
1922 Dodge Brothers
COupe .........~.... /UU
1923 Dodge Brothers
Coupe .,......->-.-- -. $50
1921 Dodge Brothers
Sedan .......--->-- 600
1923 Dodge Brothers
Sedan SUO
ALSO
1921 Ford Coupe. e....--.-$25O
1922 Ford Coupe. .-. 800
1923 Ford Roadster....--. $50
1921 Ford Sedan. ....-.-. 225
1921 Overland Sedan. 800
1922 Ford Touring.---.. 200
1923 Ford Touring...-.-. 800
>SEMMES. MOTOR CO.,
613 G. St. NV. Main $3.50.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
Evening star., 1924-06-11

1892 COLUMBIA ROAD-Largc. attractive
double and single rooms: refined surroundings,
excellent table
Evening star., 1924-06-11

COLE ''S'' pass. irst.class mechanical cond
tton; nov tires. new battery: cash S15, weekly
50. including insurance: finance charge
Monk Motor Co, AZ Mo. ave. NV Fr. 1u3i9
Evening star., 1924-06-11

14Jl HARVARD ST. N.W.-T nder new man
agnment newly furnished. airy rooms. no
canned or cod storage products served p
snnalie. Adams .I.I IL
Evening star., 1924-06-11
PARTS-PARTS.

--fse an makes of ears. Cars bought SD sold.
any eooditieo- ROBERT HKRSoNS AUTO
EXmANGA IL a.d> nAsts--AH.-I I1ena1
Evening star., 1924-06-11

CHEVROLET Superior touring; bumper
motometer and wings: stop and parking
feet condition; $425. j. W. Doyle, 461
Maryla nd ave w
Evening star., 1924-06-11

CHEVROLET CoCPE, 1922. all new cord tires
the price is very low. only s215 See this be-
fore buying. Terms arranged. See Mr.. Hines,
Washington Flint Co.. 1917 Conn. ave. Poto-
mac 1873. Trade in your old car as part
Evening star., 1924-06-11

CHANDLER DISPATCH. 1872: excellent con
diton throughout; wire wheels. bumpers. etc.
s91J. Terms and your car part payment.
Open evenings. Justice Motor Co. 1915 14th
Evening star., 1924-06-11
WANTED-ROOMs AND BOARD

YOUNG LADY. employed, desires cool room.
board or both in walking distance of depart
ments. Address ROx 150X. Star office.
ROOM and board for young lady: laundry
privilege; central. Address Box 1861, Star
office.
ROOM AND BOARD, by two refined young
men: must be reasonable. State location and
price. Address Box 165-X. Star Office.
YOUNG LADY. employed. desires room and
board in suburban place. convenient to car or
bus. 2. O. BOX 1416.
GENT. wishes room, hoard and garage with
private family. ny section: give price. loca-
ton. etc. Address Boz 1S6-N. Star oficc. .
Evening star., 1924-06-11

UODGE r SEDAN. la2S-T 'ndoubtedly the tnest
running Dodge in Washing ton many unusual
extras the paint is fine; the upholstery is
absolutely perfect: this car has only been run
ZOO miles and is worth consdera bly, more
than we are asking See today. Mr.
Hines, Washington Flint Co, 1917 Conn. ave
Potomac 1873. Trade in your old car as
part payment.
Evening star., 1924-06-11

1925 EUCLID, between 14th and 11th street
cars-Private home; two double front rooms
nne for congena party of four continuous
hot water, unlimited telephone. good whole
some meals. Adams 42lJ
Evening star., 1924-06-11

DODGE ROADSTER. 1920: lots OF extras;
splendid running tiI cTndition; % new s3rd tires tires
Washington Flint Co.. 1917 Conn. Poto-
1873. Trade in your old car as part
Evening star., 1924-06-11

2Oo4 ST. S.W.-Will room and board and
give ordinary to aged woman mot ron
nned invalid; south room: best references.
Franklin $3.50 12s
Evening star., 1924-06-11

CHEVROLET TOURING CAR. 1872; FIRST
class condition; 500; terms. 2l10 l. st. NV.
Evening star., 1924-06-11

1855 CALIFORNIA ST W.-Reautifully fur
nished double front room; all furniture elegant
new ivory; twin beds; also rooms nd joining
hath; house recently decorated throughout:
home dining room with excellent meals and
service. Pot. 22q0
Evening star., 1924-06-11
COUNTRY BOARD.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

~
1862 COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-Tws- .a,s:nunicat-
ing rooms and semi private bath; rIcSn. cool
and comfortable; gas. electricity, phone;
ADULTS.
a5lO 18th ST. NW.-Beautiful location. one
and two rooms, bath, kitchenette. Cali from
/ to $40 pm.
14I4 ST.-C0MPLETELY FURNISHED. 2
rooms. Kitchen and bath apt; rent very rea-
sonable. G. W SIMPsoE CO.. 734 18th st.
RIGGS, APARTMENT 46, 14G9 18th ST
One room, use of kitchen, bath, porch; rea-
sonable. Ia
CLIFTON TERRACE SoUTH-TWO ROOMS,
kitchen and bath. completely furnished. Phone
Adams BIB.
wANTBD-ONE OR TWO GIRLS TO SHARE
apt with two other girls: reasonable. Apply
Apt. 6s 18th st. Mansions formerly the
Chastleton).
BRIGHT, AIRY AND COoL-TWO ROOMS,
reception hall. kitchen and bath; large rooms
and closets; northwest section. facing Rock
Greek Park: will make terms suitable 10 right
party. Will rent until Oct. l. Phone Main
1924 between and pm. 12'
s3i ST. Me- ROOM AND LARGE
kitchen, newly painted; sink; 1st floor; adults;
$50. lis
NEAR YORK THEATER-3 ROOMS. PRI-
vate bath: entire floor. $3.50 Warder St n w.
Adams 2R -
CuattHned ON Next HKxc.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-21
MORE OVERCOATS TAKEN
Parked Autos Looted. Police Reports
Show.

Persons reporting Overcoats stolen
from parked autos today We're: W.
F. Turpine. IA Z. F'ifty-First s..
Russell Edwards. 100 z. Pratt St
and Richard Gardner. 1870 College
Ave. $40.
Mrs. Al Miller. Belmont Hotel re
ported her car. parked at City Hall,
entered and a suitcase containing
clothing valued at $50 taken.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-21
APPEAL IN MOB
CASE UNLIKELY
Defendants May Accept
$4,000 Verdict,

An appeal in the case Of thirty
one residents of Jasonville. against
whom a verdict $4,000 damages was
returned in Federal Court. Friday, IS
unlikely, attorneys for the defend
ants said today.
The damages were awarded to
James Gaetherun, formerly a mine
boss at JasonviIle. as the result Of his
expulsion from JasonvilIe by mob
the night Of Sept. IL. 1921.
Gaetherun testified his home was
broken into. and that he was beaten
and stoned. Among the defendants
were Hort Ladson. mayor Of Jason
Vile: James Nicholson. chief Of
police. Henry Miller and David
Walker. policemen and George Con
rad. financial secretary Of the Jason
vile local, United Mine Workers Of
America.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-21
Washington Still AfOat After At
tack; Planes to Try.

BIZ United Press
NORFOLK. Va. Nov. 21.-Stur-
Oily riding the waves. after a bat
tering attack from the most power
ful guns of the United States Navy.
hulk of the Battleship Washington
was subjected 10 still further ham
mering today as naval experts used
her as a test.
Airplanes. flying in battle forma-
ton. viii shower her with huge
bombs The Washington VS.
doomed by the Washington arms
treaty.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-21
TWO FALSE ALARM RUNS
Suspected Same Person Who
Operated Last Year.

The person who. police say. caused
twenty-five fire runs on false alarms
last year. has resumed activities.
At I.35 g.. m today. all downtown
fire apparatus ana Police Sergt.
Tooley and officers made run 20
Illinois and Joseph SIS. where
they found the glass in the alarm
box broken. but no fire.
shortly thereafter. the same thing
occurred ar the city hospital box
Police believe the alarm-Eiver travels
in an automobile from box 10 box.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-21

by the three words: nor. ode, and
red, which may be read vertically
or horizontally. The stars indicate
missing letters. Can you fill them
in so as to form four new word
squares?
Note that each corner letter of
the central word square will be a
corner letter in one Of the new
squares. No word must appear
more than once in the entire design.
( Despite that fact. various solutions
are. possible.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-21
DRY LEAGUE HEAD
WILL Be PAROLED
w, H. Anderson to Leave
Prison on Christmas Eve,

By United Press
NEW YORK. Nov. 21.-Wiiliam
II. Anderson. former head Of the
New York Anti-Saloon League. will
be out Of Sing Sing by Christmas.
Sentenced 10 serve from one 20 two
years in prison. after his conviction
last March Of forgery. Anderson has
been granted a parole and on Christ
mas eve viii leave the big gray
hotel on the river.
Anderson asked permission Of the
prison authorities TO grow his nous
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-21
Yesterday's answer:

The circle and star can be traced
in one continuous line without a
single crossing. The drawing shows
the proper course. The slight gaps
are shown merely to make the
course clear. The points Of the tri-
angles should actually touch.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-21
A Puzzle
a Dag
WARSHIP DEFIES GUNS

Note the word square" formed
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-11-21
ZAHND CALLS PARTY

National Independents TO Meet Here
Dec. 9.
John Zahnd chairman Of the Ma
tIonal Independent party. has issued
a call for a meeting at the English
Dec. g.
A chairman. secretary and treas
urer for the ensuing year viii be-
elected and the national committee
reorEanized. according 10 Zahud.
The Washington times., 1924-05-01
PARADE To Open
ALMAS STYLE
EXPOSITION
Three Thousand Mobiles and
Bevy Of Models To Be
In March.

Final arrangements in connection
with the Alnas Temple Merchants
Exposition and Fashion Revue at
Convention Hall include grand
opening parade tomorrow evening,
the opening day Of the show, Harry
F. Cary, illustrious potentate, an
nounced today.
The parade will form at Almas
Temple headquarters. I'll Thir'
teenth street, and at $50 o'clock
will proceed up G street to FIJI
teenth, thence to Pennsylvania ave-
nue., along Pennsylvania avenue to
Seventh street. and from there to
Convention Hall by way OF New
York avenue.
Participating in the parade will
be the brass band, drum and bugle
corps Of the Almas Temple. more
than 5000 mobiles Of the shrine In
their full regalia, and a. bevy OF the
beauties who are to appear as moo
els In the show.
Throughout the engagement the
doors of Convention Hall win open
at $50 o'clock each evening and
performance Of the fashion revue
win take place each night at . and
10 o'clock.
The Washington times., 1924-05-01
D. c. MAN HELD.
AS CONSORT
Of MINOR
James Sprouse Said to Have
Taken Girl of Thirteen
To Baltimore.

Arrested in an apartment in Bal.
timore. where 1t is alleged, they had
been living as husband and wife,
James Sprouse, twenty-five, and
Genevieve Champion, thirteen. Of
Thirty-eighth and X streets extend
ed, are being held for Washington
police, today.
Sprouse, former boarder at the
Champion home, disappeared with
the girl about week ago, after her
parents had persistently refused to
permit them to marry, it Is said.
Baltimore detectives traced the
couple to sos South Hanover street,
where other tenants had become
suspicious Of her youth. When
taken into custody, the girl said
they were married. and that she
was sixteen years Of age, police say,
Serious charges may be lodged
against Sprouse, when he Is re-
turned here, police said.
The Washington times., 1924-05-01
SE|zED|N
LIQUOR CAR IN
ALEXANDRIA
Leslie Rodgers, Of Washing
ton, Stopped by Police
on Highway.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, May LES
lie Rodgers. "a, go Elliott street
northeast, Washington, d. c., was
arrested last night when the car
he was driving was found to con.
tain fifty-four gallons Of whiskey.
The arrest was made by Police
Captain Haywood Durrer and Ser
geant Wilkinson. According to Cap
tain Durrer, Rodgers tried to escape
when stopped on the Seminary road.
He will be given a preliminary
hearing tomorrow before Judge
Frederick G. Duvall on a charge of
violating the prohibition law.
Colonel John, Scott, Of Washing.
ton, made a short address at the
Kiwanis Club luncheon held at the
Chamber Of Commerce today. He
asked that the club help circulate
propaganda among the young men
Of the city concerning the Citizens
Training Camp.
Following Colonel SCOTS talk the
meeting was turned over to the en-
tertainment Of the little guests Of
the club, today being the annual
celebration Of Sons and Daughters
Day.
The city council will hold its reg.
ular meeting in the City Hall today.
City Manager Wilder M. Rich an
nounced that several minor routine
matters were to come before the
council and that he would make
his appeal for authority to pay the
interest on the bonds issued by
Fairfax county for the improve
ment OF the Little River Turnpike.
The Alexandria Post No. "a Of the
E. American Legion will hold its reg
ular monthly, meeting at the Cham
Der Of Commerce tomorrow night.
Mrs. Johannah Grillbortzer, seven.
The Washington times., 1924-05-01
SIX TARDY WITNESSES
"KEPT AFTER SCHOOL"

NEWARK, N. j., May For
delaying a breach Of promise case
fifteen minutes following luncheon,
Judge Nelson Y. DUNCAN ordered
six witnesses to remain In the
courtroom two hours after adjourn
ment, until 6 o'clock, to teach them
q lesson.
II guess wen have to 80 back
to school days." commented the
court.
The witnesses included the plain
tiff, Jennie Matushevich, who sued
William Adamovitch. She got a
verdict Of $4,000.
The Washington times., 1924-05-01
CITIZENS WANT POND
FILLED UP BY D. G.

Filling in Of large pond, caused
by the accumulation Of rain water
in q depression at Seventeenth
street and Rhode Island avenue
northeast, was asked last night at
a meeting of the Rhode Island
Avenue Citizens Association, in the
Sherwood Presbyterian Church hall.
J. F. McBeth reported the nuisance,
and told the members that several
formal complaints have been made
about 1t to the Health Office, with
out success.
Resolutions urging the extension
Of Rhode Island avenue to Hyatts-
vile and urging Congress to give
the District the $4,000, 900 Of the
Districts money which is unavail.
able for use were adopted by the
association. One-man street cars
were scored by speakers.
The Washington times., 1924-05-01
SURGEON FINDS WATCH
SCREW IN WOMAN'S EAR

BRIDGETON, N. j., May IAN
unusual and delicate operation has
Just been performed upon Mrs: Ger
trude Lain, Of Carmel. Physicians
removed from one Of her ears q
screw which had belonged to a
watch and which had been there 90
long that it had rusted and firmly
in1bedded far in the ear.
The Washington times., 1924-05-01
COrsets, S2.2S

Odds and ends Of Warner,
American Lady, r. & c.. Lans-
burgh Special and FroIaset Cor.
sets; fine coutil, low bust and
long hip models: sizes 25 to
SO. but not in every
style; formerly $3.50 @C Ok
to $500. Friday. VHs@O
THIRD FLOOR.
The Washington times., 1924-05-01
Din,ity Bed Sets, 1896

Fine quality white dimity,
size S1x90 or 72x90 colorai
dimity bed sets. Fri GO OK
days price, set. ..... VVs~~
FIFTH FLOOR.
The Washington times., 1924-05-01
Runana0Re Sale

About 200 pieces OF damaged
housewares - japanned bread
boxes, cake boxes. aluminium
saucepans, ETC., at just about
half. or less than half price.
Choice, Fridayr, 25c to 75c.
SIXTH FLOOR.
The Washington times., 1924-05-01
TOiletry Specials

Bourjois Ashes Of Roses
Rouge, 1Oc.
Salbro Talcum, formerly 15c,
now lie.
I.ansburgh & Bro. Royal
Cream, formerly 45c. Friday,
SOC.
Lansburgh & Bro. Depilitor'e,
formerly 45c, Friday, SEc.
Orange and Lemon Soaps,
formerly $1.00. Friday, soc.
Mothex Tar Bags, 26x66, 6SC.
Mary Garden Toilet Water,
o., Soc,
STREET FLOOR.
The Washington times., 1924-05-01
Handmade Lingerie, $1.69

S15 pieces OF Island imported handmade and handembrod
cred underwear. Nightgowns envelope chemse, stepn
drawers vests and camisoles made Of fine hghcount main
sock in ten different styles; finished with applQues
and work real et and Irish lace edges Match
Ing sets In various styles Each piece, $1y69.
THIRD FLOOR.
The Washington times., 1924-05-01
Don't Marry BABY
Woman, is Warning
by Sayant
BY international News Service.

VIENNA, May Don't
marry a baby woman" coun-
sells Prof. Reingold Gerling.
The professor has been CIV
ing the young men Of Vienna
some advice on women not TO
marry, and he has been par
ticularly severe in his denuncia-
ton Of "baby women"
This type of girl" says the
professor, "with her small neck
and head, low forehead and
straight up-and-down figure, is
a fashionable type today, but
men should beware Of a woman
who looks like this after her
twentieth birthday, for she will
be shallow, frivolous, obstinate
and without judgment.
"The baby woman will never
grow up. Her arrested develop
ment will be source of con-
tinual anxiety, and she will be
incapable of bringing up chill
dren, if she has any,"
The Washington times., 1924-05-01

Metropolis, extra long double.
bed sheets, heavy quality; sub
ject to slight imperfections;
formerly 1929. Fri &1 10
days price, each.... WASAO
THIRD FLOOR.
The Washington times., 1924-05-01
Linin1s. 10 Price

Remnants Of plain and fancy
sateens, printed tussahs, buty
cheyne and CLOS fabrics, many
In lengths suitable for slips,
blouses and kimonos. Friday,
One.half marked prices.
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$40 pairs women's mercerized
Isle stockings, in black, white
and cordovan; 3 pairs Ok
for 81; or. pair. $500. OON
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Broken size ASSIGNMENTS:
belted and straightline models,
in various colors and fabrics;
sizes Q to 6 years;
formerly UP to $1,000. @E m
Friday .............. WUsVV
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All-linen Hemstitched Towels:
good quality and firm weave;
1892 inches; formerly Enn
sec. Friday. ............ wv
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Csc PilIO.ucases, 22c

Sylvan PillowcaseS, made of
fine cambria finished cotton;
size 45x36; splendid
value at Fridays price, CCN
each -. ................
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MILDLY BIouses. 70c

All white or with blue or res.
also red, collars and cuffs; good
grade Lonsdale jean; plain or
braided styles; sizes 10 100
to 20. observation-disclosures. wv
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Regular double-bed size, ak
80, Majestic Sheets, made eSpe.
cially for US; slightly soiled
from handling. Fri (1 40
days price, each. 49,. WAS1O
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