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Evening star., 1924-12-05

courtroom made famous by the Loeb
Leopold murder trial, and the VIII
ness on whose complaint the various
indictments were based testified TO
being defrauded by Koretz, after
which his plea of guilty was entered
in each case.
PhysIcians Tell of Illness.
The defense introduced only two
physicians who had examined koretz,
and who said that he is suffering
with diabetes and is in serious
condition.
I'm very happy" Koretz said as
he was hurried from the courtroom.
The defense. in its cross examination
of State witnesses asked if they knew
that Koretz had turned over all MS
assets to authorities and that they
would receive about so per cent or
what they invested. They said they
had read such statements in the
newspapers.
Koretz's brothers, who earlier in
the day had eaten dinner with him,
appeared to view the sentence i'm
posed as victory.
Congratulations, Leo, congratula-
tions," they chorused as he was led
away. Leo smiled brightly.
Evening star., 1924-12-05
SILK SHIPMENTS TIMED.

1t takes 9 days, 90 hours and Z
minutes for American silk dealers
to receive their silk shipments from
Japan.
The average time of shipment was
computed by the Seattle office OF the
Fleet Corporation over a period OF
IS months and the results were made
public here today.
The best time made in silk ship
ments was established recently by
the President Grant, which delivered
the product in New York s days, %
hours and 10 minutes after leaving
Japan.
Evening star., 1924-12-05
The Dansette Is
Attractive, $40

All the young girls adore them.
crepe de chine step-in, dainty and sweet
as can be, with insets OF seorgette and
Val lace-a supporting bandeau and
matching garters complete the ensemble.
Rosebuds of a little deeper hue give an
InimitabIe feminine touch. All packed
In a fancy box for gift-giving.
In Our Big New Underwear Shop
Women's Shop-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1924-12-05

Headaches From Slight Colds.
Laxative BROMO QUININE Tablets relieve
the Headache by curing the Cold Safe anu
Proven Remedy The box bears the signature
of Il, W. Grove 30c.-Advertisement.
Evening star., 1924-12-05
Boudoir Mules, $3.50

A fine assortment Of Mules in the Ia
nous Skinner satin. Adorably dainty in
rose, blue or black. with a fluffy trim
ming Leather soles and covered heels.
Pretty boudoir slippers are feminine
necessity, hence always q welcome
Christmas gift.
Also many attractive styles in quilted
satin and suede Bedroom Slippers, 31.45
to $3.50 pair.
Street Floor.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-18

stani existence poslednich dnech prosnce prnesl
teegraf jese jednu novnu davno ocekavanou sbova
nou pfece mile pfekvapujici do nasi poty vhodns
korunujici: aanci Franc Nase spojenect nedatuje
arci teprve ode dne kdy byy Paz pfpoeny podpisy o
povednych mnstr dedni protokoly Neni take psano
en papre nebo pergamenu nybrz tkvf huboko nasch
rdcch politcke radc trvalem spolecnem zajmu obou
narod Nyn ostava te stare ale vzy skutecnos
formalniho, presneho urcteho vyrazu Stanovime jed
none zasady naseho posupu zavazueme ku vzajemne
pomoc pro pffpad by mir takovymi obem vykoupeny
spravedive vezne valce stanoveny byl
kterekoliv strany ohrozen.
Spolek neby boj
odbo necei pro nkomu, neprovokue novych
vae naopak usue vylouceni vseho nebezpe odstrane
atentnich nepratelstv zabezpecen pokojneho uspes
neh vyvoje move Evropy We snouve eekosovenskofran
couzske ktera bude pnem rozsahu uvefenena Spoiled
nos regstrovana neni zadne tane vojenske kon
vence neprestava nj take pouhych zaporech zaka
zech Habsburknm a Hohenzoerum nendze byti povolen
nayrat ponevadz by to byl MIR Ruseni meznarod
ne prijaych porazenych tG nebude trpeno Ale
zrove bude venovna vsechna pece zahoen vaecnych
obnove hospodaske prosperity tohoto du sveta bude pod
Iporovana pasobnost ozvoj Spoecnosti narodd Cesko
Isovenska repubka osvedcla prave p ednani sanacn
puku Madarsku vzacny smys zaem Reconnaissance
sousedovy nevahaa pfinest ma znarne obeh Ocekava
vsak "a to seneho uznan spoeneckych vemoc pokud de
10 ie vaecne dluhy lkvidac rakouske pozustalost
Vyvo nasf zahranni poitiky pristim eho dko-
y eapy sou tim zfetelne naznaceny Uvnr nebude vsak
prce meme Cesksovenske narodn hospodasv postaveno
byo vekymi reormami Rasnovym dsp9snym prodelanim
procesu sodn zaklady Zbyva jese ably
hospodaen verene finance vdbec prizpuscb
|mirOVym ne
lie provest en nejak mechanicky sacit
Get snad n6akym mechanckym propoustenm 1rednictva
Pokud rozpoctu jev nepom6rny nadbytek osob
Mich vydani vecnym (ac ruznych auoratvnch mist
e to podklade stasickem z vyvraceno) mdze TAX
radnou refomou spravy. Ia je davno case
pfstm ste zaujme vanou cast pOzornost vlady
amentnch einteu Provadeni pozemkove reformy je pI
zpdsobovanf porebam zemedelcu zemed6svi je upravo
vani pode nejnovesch zkuenos vedeckych poznakd bu
de dalsim pilnym ukolem DOLBY. Ale nam nejvce
leze ma srdc musime prve rade pratt repubce
VEN roce naIeze upevnen vnitfn vybudovani koa
&C ceskoovenskch kera est6 ami zdaeka nevycer
paa rozsah se pdsobnost mus zdsta unkce schopna e
Ste co MONA nejdele
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-18
Cd ORGANISACE. X PRACl.

Dokud ndstvo zlo primitvnch pomerech lovcd, vie-
zi zvotnm bo kdo dovedl obratneu pohyoovau
stret kdyz preslo usedlemu zvotu zemedecu naeze
uspech onomu, kery 81 dovedl zhotovit eps dokohae9
radio dnes ma vysokem cvsace konkuruJe dstvoI
kuturn vyspelos jez elm dale tim vice Sc sava unlVesn
to Jest zab vsecky vrstvy Je proo prlrozene re mode
doba vyvoava zivo vsech saech snahy po mtensvn IL
osvee neprestavac vychove skoiske snaz
sc il upevniti zdokonalit mas chopi Sc niclatlVy
hned prevratu stat sam pocal budoVau JED
notny vefejny aparat hdovychovny
Rok 1923 tomto obOru kuturn pece muzeme poVazo--
va ake obdobi pfechodu cd oganisace vastn ennos
vchovne Organsace osvetovych jednotek sboru nspek
chi funkce tok hotove chodu, re mdze dnes
cekem vyhovova porebe progamove vedene prace boae
sce est6 CRsahnou rukou organsaorskou o.
oa aekteryeh castek sroje ale to ne
iz konstatovan pfecasnym nebo pfevazne pre-
chazi z Indicative vychovs. to je brzy vem brzy
pres re peel soukromou by tn uclnen ssny zacateK
drive Pred koncem ohoto roku byo osv6tovyh sbor
ma 1000 osvetovych kom mistnch ez uspofaday ceike
podle predbe5ne, dosud neupne stasky pomoc stau
pres 00O0 doch prednasek Ike 400 kurs vseobecne vz
vacich $50 kursu odbornych IA doVe skoy Vyss sfo!
dove nehede rade ochotnckych divadenich predstave
nj Ike 10000, akademim (2OO) cetnym podnikum Jnym
Statni ustredna daposivu 2O5 ser prednaskovych
pres 10000 diapostvd "Obcanske Knihovne vyso pax
dovychovnyc kn takze tedy situace znafne
zepsila co do potrebnych pomncek Vem pfznivym mo-
pro tento ok by pny navrat utestva osvetove
prac dem Zvsen lidovychovneho ruchu bylo prave
Jim zpusobeno.
Novy rok Gdove vychove ceskosovenske naoyva po
tom sezeniho vyznamu proto, pon6vadz bude dar
prvy zakad pracovn celemu vekemu sroji OBJ
rben dskych dust Jiste spravne nebot zalez neen ma
dobre fadne pracujici organisatn s nybrz progra
{ pracovnm methodce A nejvice ovsem prave
Gku Pocatecni dspech t nedpech vecech ychovnych
jest smerodany pro veskerou cnnost das nepochy
buje nkdo tech koz omto oboru mali urtite zkusenos
Jako vsude vychove nutno dbat oparno tax zde to
tim spise re nede vychovu nedospelych nybrz osob
smes w jistym vlasnm mnenm at spravnym c nesprv
nym, vlastnm nazoy pfesvedcenm ci pfedsudky Lido
vychovny pracovnk mus yto regulova dava Jim spravny
smer pokud tyce ama vyvrace Neni to place eh-
deho ednotlvce eho nzorec nespravnost tGchto kor
rgova formou nenapadnou Rovnez Setriti
skeho pfesvedteni posuchacstva Je uz veci pogramu
methody zejmena teo) ably vsecka uskai ktera
tomo oboru naskytai ceste doved jak cnel ncativn
tax kazdy cinny ednotvec neen obepout by nestac
10 - ale vhodnym zpusobem odsran Dnes neni uz "ofi
ceni" dovychova pfedmetem neduvery tom svedci u
cast vsech vrstev vsech vyznani
spravnyeh ale staca by mala ukvapenos pude nedo
si este pfpravene, radic mistn pocu nerespektuc
nj pfs radkan lrogram c nespravna metht
da tR cee dlo l6ta byo zadrzeno vyvoj Doufejm
vsak, re uplatn zkusenos naezHe stranach
spesny ok 1923 bude ysrdan rokem ovnez co ncj
lspesnejsim.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-18


Drama Lasky. V restauraci
Koruna" v Ldberci byla "a
mestnana % leta cisnice jana
Gutlova, k niz zahorel syn re-
stauratera 19lety Jiri Neuman
prudkou laskou. Matka mladi-
kova milostenmu pomeru sve-
no syna cisnici neprala a ci-
Mia mu proto vycitky. v pom
deli 81. prosince rano doslo
mezi matkou a synem k vystu-
pa a "a nedlouho byl Jiri ma
lezen " pokoji cfsnice mrtev
Sc strelnon ranou We hlave.
,Vedle neho lezela Jana Gut
Iowa, rovnez S ranou We SPAN
ku, jeste vsak lila. Byl zavo-
Ian le'kaf, ale dfvka "a kratko
p jeho pfichodu skonala. Se-
trenfm zjisteno, ze nest astny
1Jiii svou milou strelil pax 81
sam vpalil kouli do hlavy.
! 2 Pacova. Krajinska VISTA
IVA vsech obori lidske prace v
pacov6. uspofadana bude cd
Is. cervence do 18. srpna 1924.
i IVystava tato bude velikeho roz
,'sahu. zahrne vsechny obory
ipracovni. Sleduje dvoji Gil;
jednak chce airemu kraji Ces-
komoravske vysociny d;ati pfi-
lezitost ukazati veTejenosti &c.
skoslovenske svoji zdatnost
! at oboru pr1myslu, zivno
, stenskem, zem6delstvi, skolstv
; atd. a ziskati mu nova odbyti
: ste, jednak doufa, ze nalezn'
u vystavovateld re vzdalenej
: sich kraju nasi vlasti move pr;
: meny nakupu. Vys'taviste n;
plochach zameckych a budo
: |vach sousednich, prostred me
sta. vroubene staletymi stromy
prisp6je k ladnemu celku w
V dobe vystavy a hla
"tvne v dobe sjezdu postaran
! bude 0 cetne pfednasky odbor
Inc, jimiz upozorneno bude n;
|vystavene pfedmety podan
lmGritko k jich souzeni.
Tragicka smrt starcova. Je
dnasedmdesatilety chalupni
Havel Velisek v Horazdovic
) lnabiral dne 13 t. m. rano vo
: du v mlynske stoce pod Jun
: CROWN mlynem. Pri nabirar
: mel ma nohou pouze dfevak
: a kdyz tGzkou putnou vsti
I bal, uklouzl a spadl do vod,
+ v ledove vode byl ranen M
xltvici a utonul.
T Umrti. Dne 19. prosince u
+ nlrel DIP. Vojtech Vavra, bisl
1lnotar fara. v Rudolfove
*lVolyn6 v Jistebnici u Tabt
:. Ira a cd roku 1916 farafem
YI Rudolfove.
Z Volba starosty v Move Kd,
Xfni V lltery 18. prosince b,
4lv Move Kdyni zvolen starosto
& narodni demokrat FIR. Fo
Xlsper.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-18
DO NOVEHO ROKU 1924.

Praha 81. prosince 1923
zivoe narodu nen odpOcinku, nen svatku neni "a
stavky. Kdo e.vlku stal, z stoii opodal Moh jsmel
prave uspokoeaim ba jistou hrdosti uvtdomi ST. echo
jsme dosahi uplynuem cee petiet samosatne
The Washington times., 1924-03-28
NEW RENT BILL
SURE To PASS
HOUSE
Teachers Pay Act Also Ex-
pected to Be Victorious.
Action on Other Measures.

Lines are today being drawn in
the House for the fight to pass the
District rent act extension bill
next month.
While the bill will have powerful
opposition, its supporters, encour.
aged by the action of the House
progressive bloc yesterday in its
decision to support both this bill
and the Keller teachers pay in
crease bill. are confident they will
be able to muster sufficient votes
to pass the measure.
The progressive committee, ap-
pointed by the insurgent leader,
Congressman John NJ. Nelson, Of
Wisconsin, will this week make a
study Of the rent extension bill,
with. a view to organizing the sup
port for the bill. Vhe father Of
the bill is Congressman Florian
Lampert OF Wisconsin, a member
of the progressive bloc.
Members of Committee.
The progressive committee ap.
pointed to study the rent measure
is composed of congressman Ed
ward f. Browne Of Wisconsin, Roy
Woodruff of Michigan, and F4orello
II. LaGuarIlia Of New York. La.
Guardia was chairman of the New
York board of aldermen when. that
body passed the New York rent
control act.
Decision of the progressives to
support the rent bill will mean an
outright pledged vote OF at least
twenty members. Many Republi-
Cnas and a fairly large group Of
Democrats can be relied upon to
vote with the progressives, sup.
porters Of the measure state.
The rent bill probably cannot be
taken up on the floor Of the House
until the first District day next
month, now set for Monday, April
IA.
Months Grace Remains.
This will be but little more than
month before the act now in force
expires, and the Senate and possibly
a conference fight still ir1pend be.
fore the measure can become law.
The teachers pay increase bill is
not expected to meet with material
opposition on the floor of the
House. The bill was unanimously
supported by the District Committee
at the time it was reported out.
AAO OAAS pOAhI IA
was over the salary for the super
intendent of schools.
An effort will be made on the
floor to cut this from 100000 to
$4,000 a year. This fight, however,
is not expected to endanger or ma.
terially delay action on the bill.
The measure will be called up,
under agreement between House
leaders and the District Committee,
next Monday, which has been set
aside for District legislation.
It's passa sc the same day is ex.
pected, and the House also Is ex-
pected to pass at the same time
three other District measures which
have the unanimous support Of the
District Committee.
These are bills providing for ex-
tension Of Fourteenth street througI
the Walter Reed Hospital grounds,
the Gilbert hill to control social dis.
eases, now the unfinished District
business before the House, and the
Gasque bill, substituting electrocu.
ton for hanging for capital punish.
ment in the District.
The Washington times., 1924-03-28
B 0 Y VAN|SHES
AS HE GOES
TO WORK
Waiter Essig Asks The WASH
ington Times to Help Find
His Son Compton.

Compton Frank Essig. sixteen. Of
489 K street southwest, has disap-
peared, and his father. Walter
Essig, has notified The Washing on
Times Bureau of Missing Persons
in an effort to locate him.
Compton left home yesterday
morning at about o'clock in search
of work, and has not returned.
His parents think he may have en-.
listed, because he had been trying
to get his father to sign his enlist
ment papers for some time, but his
father had refused.
The boy is large for his age,
looking more like twenty-one than
sixteen years old. His description
was given as follows: Height, five
feet eight inches: light brown hair,
brown eyes, dark skin. red cheeks:
weight, 40 pounds.
When he left home, Essig was
wearing a tweed suit of mixed tan
and white, with tan shoes and a
light cap. He has a scar near his
left ear, where surgeons operated
on him.
The Washington times., 1924-03-28

But there's help awaiting
you-yours for the asking.
DR.. H. S. Thatcher, the emf.
nent medical practitioner,
has perfected a vegetable
compound that is giving re-
lief to numbers here in
Washington. This prescrip-
ton, known as DR.. Thacher's
Liver and Blood Syrup, is
inexpensive, pleasant to
take and contains only in
gradients that are known to
physicians for their correc-
tive and health building
properties. It will help you
to cleanse and = tone the
clogged and sluggish liver
TO improve appetite and
digestion, gently regulate
your bowels, soothe the tired
The Washington times., 1924-03-28
COLOR OF THEIR HOUSE
PARTS THIS AGED COUPLE

BATH. N. Y, March 2S.--What
Is art is a mottled question in
house painting, as we'll as other
mural" decoration. 1t Is said 10
have caused separation of John
Spellman and wife, of Worcester,
Mass.
John has come back to Bath and
being a civil war veteran. has
taken up his abode at the Soldiers
Home here. 1t is understood the
aged couple failed to agree on the
color of their house. John wanted
a little gray home in the East :"
She. wanted a yellow one. They
compromised by each having hnlf
OF the house painted to suit individ.
ual tastes, but even THAI failed.
The Washington times., 1924-03-28
Dr., Thacher's Great Prescription Gives Quick
Relief to Washington PEOPLE

If you want to know
what a great difference DR..
Thacher's prescription makes
in the way you feel, get in
touch with Mr.. Jess Jenkins.
the well known Washington
florist. OF 3012 Georgia Ave.
n. w, who Is but ore. OF
countless numbers who have
reasons to be thankful for
this remarkable preparation.
Mr.. Jenkins says:
Nothing l did seemed to
help me get rid of those
splitting headaches and dir
Ziness. I was constipated.
my stomach was upset and
no matter what ate /
seemed to suffer from gas
on the stomach. Evidently
The Washington times., 1924-03-28

nerves, break up stuffy colds,
build up your system and
send purer red blood cours-
ing through your veins.
Try this great medicine
after the next few meals
and notice the quick differ
ence in the way you look,
eat, sleep and feel-the re-
turn of strength, vigor and
energy again. And remem.
Der this: "You will be com.
pletely satisfied; otherwise
it will not cost you a cent.
Your druggist will give you
this guarantee on every
bottle he sells"
DR.. Thacher's Liver and
+ Blood Syrup is sold and
recommended in Washington
by Peoples Drug Stores and
all leading druggists.
The Washington times., 1924-03-28
SLEW FRIEND WHO CALLED
HIM LIAR: GETS LIFE

URBANA. ILL.,. March 28.--John
Humphrey, of Sadorus, ILL.,, was
sentenced to life Imprisonment in
the penitentiary for the murder of
William Diederick in September,
1923. by Judge Sentell.
Humphrey, before sentence, said
the murdered man was a good
friend of his, but had called him a
liar. Humphrey struck Diederick
on the head with a shovel as they
were at work on the railroad.
The Washington times., 1924-03-28


my food wasn't nourshing much as 4 lost
weight and bothered with peculiar pains
in my back and sides
This is just to let you know that I did try
DR. TEACHERS Liver & Blood Syrup and II GER
tainy does the work. My constipation was re-
lieved feel SO much better in every, way that
wouldn't be without this prescription for Rny
price. I am certainly thankful now that I have
my old health again"
Read the guarantee on the right! Sold and
recommended by Peoples Drug Stores and all
leading druggists.
The Washington times., 1924-03-28

original order set January 1 last Tor
completion of the work. The board
said the delay was not due to con-
ditions within control Of the COM
panies.
The Washington times., 1924-03-28

lie Utility Commission extended un-
til June 1, 1925, the time for the
completion of work by the Jersey
Central and Lehigh Valley Railroad
companies for alteration Of \grade
crossings in Perth Amboy. The
The Washington times., 1924-03-28
ARE.YOU BEING
SLOWLYPOISONED?
This Is the Reason Many Washington People Are Annoyed With
Symptoms Such AS ckHadaches, BOusness SOness and
Gas Weak Stomach Poor Digestion Stufy Colds and
Nervous Upset Condition Dr. Thachers Prescription Re-
Geves Read What Famous Doctor Has Found

Poison! often
of
o
suffer from just such symptoms Constipation Bnss Sick
ove condition of the Nerves and general rundown
in
The Washington times., 1924-03-28

MORE TIME. FOR ROADS
TO REMOVE DEATH TRAPS
TRENTON, March 2S.-Modifying
an order Of May IT, 1892. the Pub.
The Washington times., 1924-03-28
Spring Underwear

WOmen's Gauze Cotton Union
Suits, low neck and sleeveless.
tight and loose knee style: reg
ular sizes; also extra sizes in
bodice style, with tight
knee; former 79c SOo
grade. At. ............. C0C
WOmen's "MerOde" Union
Suits, lightweight cotton, low
neck and sleeveless. tight and
loose knee; regular CT M
and extra sizes. 80. U1"VV
Boys and Girls Nainsook
Union Suits, low neck and
sleeveless, boomers or straight.
knee pants: perfect quality:
sizes 2 to ~ years; for TO-
mer 81 grade. At. SON
Children's Spring-weight
Shirts. high neck and long
sleeves, Dutch neck and short
sleeves; perfect quality: s'zes
to ~ years; former AOo
Coo grade. At. fON
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Floor.
The Washington times., 1924-03-28
Ribbons

NGUVVttC
Wide MORE and Satin Rib.
bOns, in all the newest and
most desirable shades for
spring, including plenty IRO
of black and white. CN
5-inch Ribbons, in novelty eff.
fects, plain moires and satin
stripe taffetas, all wanted
shades; former 30c and CSO
35c grades. At. ........ @ON
Narrow Ribbons, plain and
fancy effects, for trimming
purposes; former 15c 1O1n
and zoe grades. At. ANZN
Metal Ribbon Flowers, in
many shapes and styles. for
millinery sand trimming puf.
poses. Az
CSC to Sligo each
GOldenberg's-First Floor.
The Washington times., 1924-03-28
Other handsome models in Girls Spring $35 and S5S

Little Tots Spring Coats, of
white wool cashmere and serge;
box and loose models. with en-
broidered collars; fine quality
Innings; sizes l and 2 co 90
Girls TwO-piece Wool Suits,
in assorted popular checked ef-
fects, smart jackets with plated
skirts and Paisley sateen GE 90
waists; sizes s to Ia years ~O'VO
Children's Hats, of taffeta and
straw combinations, others of
straw with feather trimmings.
New Easter models. 01 90
Former $3.50 grades. ~A'VO
The Washington times., 1924-03-28
.H0ndkerchiefS

HGndkerchiefs
Mems Handkerchiefs, in
white, with hemstitched Dor.
ders; superior quality white
linen finish: full size;
former l9c grade. At OEo
TWO for. %ON
WOmen's Linen Handker.
chiefs, with embroidered cor,
ners; white and colored designs
and hemstitched borders; for
mer Csc and 35c each. 1Oo
women Handkerchiefs.
pretty cOlored woven and coiG.
ed lawns, with hemstitched Dor.
ders, also Of mercerized batiste,
in plain colors; 4 and Il inch
hens; former 10c and CIn
12hc grade. At. .... OSN
GOldenberg's-First Floor.
The Washington times., 1924-03-28
81 I'm DOrted
Beaded BAGS, SI.95

A very special Offering Of
lmported Beaded Hand Bags,
with imitation shell frames. IN
n large assortment of closely
headed artistic designs in manv
bright colorings. as we'll ms tho
more subdued effects: beaded
handles and finished with
heavy head fringe.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Floor.
The Washington times., 1924-03-28

Babies BOnnets, of white null,
choice of frill. poke and tight.
fitting models; dainty ribbon,
lace and embroidery trimmed
models. Former $3.50 CT M
grade, at.............. OAsUO
Girls NainsOOk Princess Slips,
yokes and flounces trimmedwith
embroidery and laces; CT on
sizes to Is years. -. C1"uV
Girls Princess Slips, Of lin.
gerie cloth, lace insertion and en-
broidery trimmed styles; CT 90
sizes to 16 years. =. UA"OC
GOIdenberg's-Third Floor.
The Washington times., 1924-03-28

DIR TEACHERS LIVER AND BLOOD MEDICINE
is SOLD BY ALL PEOPLES DRUG STORES
The Washington times., 1924-03-28

Girls Silk POngee Dresses, in
natural color; beautiful hand
embroidered designs, in rich
colorings. others with appliqued
designs; finished with deep hem
and tie belt. Sizes s to @S 00
ii years. ........... VO"VV
Little Tots Coats, of silk crepe
de chine, in white, pink and
blue; smart stitched and en-
broidered collars; others with
shocked Jokes; soft finish lin
ings; sizes l and years. Priced
according to styles, at
$3.50, S4.98, S5.98
The Pleasantville press., 1924-09-27
WEDDING RECEPTION.

Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Hoyt were
rendered a wedding reception by Mr..
and Mrs. John G. Thomas, parents of
the bride, and Mrs. Charles w. Blake,
an aunt of the bride. at the home of
Mrs. Blake, 1106 S. Main street, We'd
nesday night of last week.
The bride was dressed in beautiful
white satin gown trimmed with i'm
ported lace and pearl beading. She
carried a bouquet of orchids. Mrs.
John G. Thomas. mother of the bride,
wore black satin brocaded in rose and
carried corsage of pink roses Mrs.
Samuel o. Hoyt, mother of the groom,
wore a black and gold lace gown and
carried a corsage of Killarney roses.
Mrs. Charles w. Blake wore model
of beaded white faille with corsage
of pink roses. Miss Mida c. Blake
was gowned in charming rose beaded
georgette. Mrs. Samuel H. Rickard.
Jr., was dressed in orange georgette
with gold lace and brown ostrich.
Mrs. Samuel Barbash and 0rville
Ketchum entertained with several vo-
cal selections