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The Washington times., 1925-06-01
Weeks WORSE
HIS DOCTORS
REPORT
Spends Restless Night and
Suffers From Attack
of Hiccoughs

BOSTON, June 1.-Secretary of
War John w. Weeks condition
was reported mot so good" by
physicians today.
From Phillips House, MassAchus-
etts General Hospital. where the
secretary underwent an operation,
came the following bulletin:
Secretary Weeks general condi-
ton is not so good. He had a
restless night. Pulse, go; ltemper4-
ture, normal"
Yesterday his condition was given
as mot entirely satisfactory" due
to an attack of hiccoughs.
The Washington times., 1925-06-01
Governors for Plan,
But Oppose Using
Nations Holidays
By GEORGE r.. HOLMES
copyright, 1925. by International
News SerVice.)

News SerFlce.)
NEW YORK, June 1.-While not
miiitantly enthusiastic over the
idea, most Of the governors Of the
forty-eight States are willing to CO.
operate with President Coolidge and
the. War Department I'M the sug-
gested plan to make July 4 an
nual Defense Day" from a national
standpoint.
This was disclosed today in a
nationwide poll of gubernatorial
sentiment taken by international
News Service.
Many OF the governors feel that
q day should be set apart each year
On which the nation should take
stock Of its defense situation, when
State troops should be modified for
inspection and survey, and the
thoughts Of the people generally
devoted to the preparedness that
may never be necessary, but which
must always be observed.
But not all of them. by any
MEANS believe that this day should
be Armistice Day, as originally pro-
posed by the general staff. nor do
they whole-heartedly approve of
President CooIidge's alternative sug-
gestion Of July 4.
Not few of the State execu.
tives, while declaring they would
"go along" with the Federal Gov
ernment, If July 4 is selected, ex.
pressed the view that "a better day
could be selected than either
Armistice Day or the fourth.
Views Summed Up.
Governor Angus w. Mclean
Den1.l. of North Carolina, summed
up the views of many Of his col
leagues in other States when he
aaid:
Il heartily approve of President
Coolidge's plan to designate a M
tional defense day. / believe in
The Washington times., 1925-06-01
$500, 900 DAMAGE DONE
IN LITTLE ROCK FIRE

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, June L.
Fire which broke OUT early today
in a second hand store on West
Seventh street practically wiped
out the entire block of business and
residence property located In the
west section Of the city. The loss
is estimated at between $500, 900 and
100000.
The Washington times., 1925-06-01
MYSTERY SURROUNDS
EXILE FROM MEXICO

MEXICO CITY, June 1.-Some
mystery surrounded the secret re-
moval today from Mexico City of a
man named Einstein who was said
to be wanted in Los Angeles or
San Francisco for fraud.
Police officials declined to give
any details.
The Washington times., 1925-06-01
THE YES Enter
D. {. JENELRT
SHOP
Smash Plate Glass Window
Of EIgin Company Store.
Loot $1,000

Smashing the plate glass window
of the Elgin Jewelry Company,
1889 III street northeast, at 4 o'clock
this morning. thieves made away
with i variety Of jewelry valued at
81, ,O00
Police report they have no
description OF the men, who are
believed to have made their escape
In an automobile.
The Washington times., 1925-06-01
ADYERTlsEMEMT

Prices realized on swift q Company
sales of carcass beef in Washington.
d. c., for week ending Saturday. May
80, 1875, on shipments sold out. ranged
The Washington times., 1925-06-01
r. c. Morton Gets P. o. Job

Ralph G. Morton was appointed
acting postmaster at Sharples, w.
Va, today by Postmaster General
NeWa
The Washington times., 1925-06-01
"NeWS Briefs
Taken from TOday's Classified Ads

Taken from TOday's ClasSifIed Ads
EALESMEN wanted to call on
cigar stores, hotel lobbies. soda
fountains. grocery stores country -
stores, etc. Easy seller. Big
commission. Pay daily.
USED clothing: ladies'. gents.
household goods; quick service.
Honest prices.
SWEDISH massage for rheumatism,
neuritis etc.
1EGLESIDE TERRACES rooms
bath $55. rooms $3.50 Fac
ing Rock Creek Park. Cool;
vacant.
TURN TO PAGES % AND %
AND FIND OUT EXACTLY
Evening star., 1925-11-19
S4,24OMORE GIVEN
FOR !. M. c. A. FUND
M. O. Chance Wins Ton of
Coal He Offered for Best
Record for Day.

With $4,24O raised Yesterday. Y. NJ
e. \. team workers had REACHED the
mark of $4,000 as they started out
today on the fourth day of their
campaign to raise S45 900 to balance
the organizations budget for the cur
rent fiscal year.
NJ. q. Chance. captain of Team No.
i, went into first place yesterday
after trailing in second since the
start of the campaign, and when he
announced the amount his team had
raised he awarded himself Il prdriuus
ton of coal. As he had made the an
rouncement Offering Il ton of coal TO
the winner in the days contest just
previous To the luncheon. Mr..
Chances friends good-naturedly ac-
rused hjm of knowing the result be
forehand
Reports of, the amounts raised by
the teams yesterday We're made by
the team captains, ss follows: Team
No. l, $1,000; team No. >, S4S3; team
No. 3, Sl1o; team No. t, $3.50; team
No. >, $H3; team No. ., 1924; team
No. :, $l94; team No. \. S575: team
No. Q. S246; team No 10. SlO5; team
No. II, 5000, and Il special team. SI5o.
Or. George Otis Smith. director of
the Geological Survey and for l3
Years II president of the Y. NJ. {. y.
tLIlt NOW Il member at Its international
committee, traced the beginnings of
the Y. NJ. &. \. movement from its
formation by y men in london i'll
$50 down To the present strength
pt t,537,6ll members, OF which 3J5,
162 are boys, in addr eSsinG the team
workers Yesterday. The local organi-
ZitIon alone, he said. served ln.S6S
men and boys every year. Sketching
the early history OF the OrEaniZa-
tiou in the District. Dr. Smith re
called that it occupied rented quarters
for Il long time, but now owns build
lngs and real estate valued at more
than $l.250 900 and requires an an
nual budget of approximately S400 600.
lie emphasized the fact that the local
y. NJ. {. y. has about COO men work
Ing for it regularly without q. cent of
compensation.
l.. W. DeGast, associate general
secretary of the y. NJ. {. ~. ad-
dressed II 'dormitory dinner" at the
central building of the Y. NJ c. 4.
taSt night. William knowles Cooper,
general secretary of the Y. NJ c. A..
md OsSie Bluege, third baseman of
III" Washington Nationals, were
guests Of honor.
Evening star., 1925-11-19
U. S. PROTEST EXPECTED
ON MEXICO'S ARTICLE 27

MFiNICo CITY, November 19.-The
political circles i;nd newspapers Of
Mexico City are buZZing with con-
rrLdictory reports as To whether the
United States Government intends to
eroteSt the provisions of President
t,alles' bill. giving effect 10 article -
6t the constitution. governing the
rights of foreigners To hold property in
Mexico.
The American Ambassador, FameS
X. sheffield admitted visiting Foreign
Secretary SaenZ. but said any state
ment must come from the State De
partment or the Mexican foreign office
he foreign office said Mr.. Sheffield
S1d not presented any note
Evening star., 1925-11-19
Toilet
Preparations

Sharp reductions-available
to Just 81 customers tomorrow
Shop early if you wish to share
IN these values.
80 Ony Bath Essence-Just 16
bottles to clear! Omy Bath
Essence is used like batF,
salts to perfume the bath
but requires great deal
smaller quantity at S5.95
time .... To'co
Rosini's $11 Mutt de Chine Toilet
Water-the scent of which
has all the enchantment the
name (Chinese Night i'm
plies. Going tomorrow at
an; a n a m g S5.95
- -
Beauty Section-Street Floor
Evening star., 1925-11-19
Costume Jewelry
Remnants!

With such low prices as these
you really ought to add an
other piece OF costume ieweIrv
to your collection. Who doesn't
need some more?
75-$1.o0 to $3.50 Necklaces.
Bracelets, Rings and other
costume jewelry-odd pieces
remaining from our Appre-
citation Events down at
new price for tomor- 7Ec
rows clearance
~ Pieces of Real Stone JeweIry
lovely ornaments of semi
precious stones, such as lets.
jade colored stones, crystal
and coral-alI to be sold to-
morrow in one n d.
group ... II IINC
street Floor
Evening star., 1925-11-19
Misses
Goats

Reductions that will crowd
this Misses Goat Shop tomor-
row with eager shoppersl Just
read over this list and sec il it
doesn't look as though you
could profit by this remnant
Clearaway!
3-Misses' S65 Coats, in pin
point - smart straightIine
models as we'll as flared
styles. Beautifully trimmed
with natural Squirrel and
Rinetal Opossum. CoIors-
Green, black and S43.75
gray .......,....
8-Misses' S69.50 Coats, in pm.
point, suede cloth and Ius
trosa, in wrappy as we'll as
flared models. Collars and
cuffs are Of natural Squirrel.
Beaver, Platinum Wolf and
Ringtal Opossum-some OF
the coats having tabs, too, of
fur. Materials are in brown,
falcon, plum, black S4S.75
and wine color ~
6-Misses' SIS Coats, in carmina,
tustrosa and pinpoint-offer-
ing a choice of both straight
line and wrappy models. All
have n1uffler collars, some fur
pockets and some deep cuffs
of the following furs-Squir.
rel, Wolf, Beaver and Oppos
sum. Fabrics IN cuckoo
brown, falcon gray,
brown dove and S56.75
black .............
s-Misses' $3.50 to $3.50 One,
ola style Coats, in both
fIared and wrappy models.
Materials include needIepoint,
iustrosa and carmina. All the
coats have fur collars and
cuffs-of Mink dyed Squirrel
Beaver, Natural Squirrel and
Platinum Wolf. CoIors-
GrackIehead, wine, S68.75
cuckoo and black
12-Misses' S95 to $40 Coats Of
iustrosa, Carrina, uvette and
nosulera - in flared and
straightline models, with
beautiful collars and cuffs OF
Natural Squirrel, Platinum
Wolf, Beaver and Fitch.
Colors - Grackiehead, wine,
' cuckoo gray and $3.50
black -....
15-Misses' $40 10 S125 Goats
exclusive models in needle
point, roulustra and mosuIera.
Featuring tuxedo, muffier and
shawl collars and five Inch or
elbow cuffs. Styles include
both wrappy and straight line
effects. Colors-Grackiehead.
wine, falcon, sea swallow and
black. Furs used are selected
Natural Squirrel. Platinum
Wolf, Beaver and $40 SO
8-Misses' S135 to Sf45 Goats
stunning models in needle
point and kashirora. Beauti-
ful stTaightiine styles as we'll
as wrappy and fared models.
with lovely tuxedo, muffler
and Queen Anne collars of the
finest selected furs. Coiors-
Vine, Grackle- GIG En
head and black. Wv
Misses Coat Shop-Second Floor
Evening star., 1925-11-19
Handkerchiefs

Women's Beautiful Linen Hand
<erchiefs, attractiveiy boxed
buy 3 in box as little
Christmas gift to somebody,
or or tor yourself $1.65 box
Handmade Linen Handkerchiefs.
IN a large variety of lovely
patterns and coiorings. These,
to too, ,;tts are suitable SOC each
Evening star., 1925-11-19
Juniors
Dresses

Yes, there's a clearance in the
Junior Shop. too. Tomorrow
viii be fine opportunity for
juniors to secure 4 lovely dress
at a big saving!
8-S16.50 Junior Two piece
Frocks, with skirts Of SHIN
nering Velveteen and blouses
Of serViceabIe jersey, in
green, cocoa and S12 75
VINE ......-.-
5-S1o.50 Junior School Frocks,
of sturdy tweeds that are
very smart. Two piece mod
els with kick pleat skirts
IN b biue and $3.50
gray ........
10-s25 to $3.50 Junior Dresses.
in beautiful silks and novelty
twiils-and including basque,
two piece and straa5htiine
models. CoIors-choice Of
pencil blue, wine, SO
cukoo and navy blue DO
Junior Shop-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1925-11-19
Wo1nen's Dresses

Here reductions that believe would hardly be expected
by the optimistic bargain here they ono
rowa beautiful Jleff regular stocks
The reductions speak for themselves:
1oWomens of fiat and
38 40 and S.
A. Tomorrow-ony
10Women's $295o to
black, blue. Beautiful models for So
the lucky 36 SO and 40
9Womens sos $35
straiehtline
choice of black perivnke blue and flesh color 81 90
14Womens S2e5o Sleeveless
chenille hand embrodery-back, brown and 81 on
SO and 40 $Ao'o
1a-$2e5o $45 Womens
sette Crepe de Chine lovely Crepe back
Sc, 49, AZ ~Ao'oo
2-Women $e5 $9s
black Net; the other (size 3s of cuckoo 500 90
1Womens $ to $s5 Afternoon and Daytime Dresses
Elizabeth, Flat de beige 90
m, So, ~-o'oo
14Wonen's $3e.5 S49.50 and Evening Gowns
imported and domestic Laces Gorsete Chiffon 500 OO
and PAo.oO
16Women $3.50 Afternoon Dresses-of
Geoaette Flat Crepe Satin Crepe Elizabeth
Hounce M
Sizes SO, and %Ho'oo
6-Womens $3.50 s65 Evening Gowns Of Lu-
,rous velvet Satin Elizabeth Crepe-n
beige and black %No'oO
S4e5o
Crepe and Flat Crepe. &c. and p@-"'oo
S95 to SIPS Evening
beaded without poC.UU
Womens Dress >hop-second
Evening star., 1925-11-19

Coats
Ii ever YOU had the oppor
tunity to secure a wonderful
value in a beautiful and fash
ionable Winter coat-here you
have it. Coats OF every type
included at reductions calcu-
lated to make d clean sweep OF
these groups:
2-S2o.50 Suede Cloth Coats, in
sideflare styles. with fur
collars. In santoI $1,000
and cuckoo .....
2-Women's $3.50 Gracklehead
Veloria Coats. with black
lynx fur collars, collars, $1,000
1o-Women's S55 and $3.50
veIsheen and Cordara Coats,
with black and brown wolf
and opossum col $4S.0O
lar and cuffs g..
3-Women's $65 Dressy Coats,
in tanaeer Velmara cloth,
with beautiful Mandel fur
collar, cuffs and $4,000
border ........
1o-Women's SIS Coats, in Pin
point. Cordara and VeIoray
with large Beaver fur collar,
or both collar and cuffs of
Squirrel, Jap Mink and
Wolf. Others with collar
and border of Squirrel. In
black wine, green, $500
brown and cuckoo
1-Woman's sos Brown New
zelia Coat with Red Fox stole
" collar that reaches $1,000
to the hem 1890.
6-Women's $3.50 and Se5
straightline and flared Coats,
of gray and brown Lustrosa,
with Squirrel or
Beaver collar and $500
cuffs .........
4-Women's S115 Coats. of black
or brown Vivette, with side
flares. Tuxedo collar to the
hem-of brown or $500
black caracul fur ~oOo
6-Women's sos Coats, with
ripple flares - beautiful
styles. In wine color, black
and erackIehead LarIoma
cloth-With natural
Fitch and Fox COL $500
3-Women's S11o Coats, in
beautiful straightline and
fared styles, in la k.
eracklehead and brown. En-
riched with brown
Fox and Lynx col $500
lar and cuffs 80.
2-Women's SIPS Goats, with
Skunk fur collar and cuffs,
and beautiful panel borders.
ne material $4,000
s-Women's $135 Coats, in
Rouiustra and Fortuna, with
stole and tuxedo collars that
sweep to the very hem-and
deep cuffs. Also surplice
shawl collars and cuffs of
Caracui, Baby Fox, Natural
Fitch. Skunk and Platinum
Wolf furs. In wine. grackIe-
head head green and $115.OO
WOmen's Goats Shop
Second Floor
Evening star., 1925-11-19
IS Misses Jersey Jumper
Frocks, S6.95

To wear in the office, at school.
tor a street dress or for outdoor
wear eenerally-these two piece
Jersey jumper frocks are partic-
ularly smart. Choice of both
chanel and club collars, front
pleat skirts; all seasonable
shades. Sizes II to 20.
sports Shnn
Evening star., 1925-11-19
Stockings!
Remnants Tomorrout

Smart Wool and silk Sports
Stockings, in a wide variety
of colorines, including black
but not all sizes, and so re-
due. duoed d t0mOr- $1.15 pair
Sports LisIe Stockings, in the
most wanted styies-in light
colorines. Reduced because
the II i,sn SIZE ,,,,ars ranss e $1.25 pair
Chiffon Silk Stockings, full fash
Ioned-sonne with silk garter
hens! A fine assortment of
coIors, but not all sizes: Try
,n"rrox your luck <. to- $1.65 pair
Hosiery Section-Street Floor
Evening star., 1925-11-19
Pink Broche Corsettes
Special at $3.50
Carriers and Garter Sets
Remnants at SLIGO

These remain from our APP
precIation Events-Wonderfui
for Christmas gifts-ali col
ors and styles. Garter sets
include a powder puff in case
to match earters.
COrsette Shop-Third Floor
Evening star., 1925-11-19
TELLS HOW TO
AVOID LAMENESS
AFTER EXERCISE
Athlete advises a simple
method of keeping muscles
III trim

Men who put their muscles to the
strain of hard exercise have learned
u quick, sure way of taking out
pain and stiffness.
I'm my training work. writes
a Well-known athlete, II have used
SIoan's Liniment for the past five
years and found it most effective
for soreness caused by vigorous
exercise. Also an Incompatible
remedy for stiff neck" name and
address of writer given on re-
questJ
1t is marvellous how ache and
stiffness in lame muscles yield to
the magic of Sloan's. Just a little
patted on lightly, and healing new
blood tingles through the hurt
place.
Away GO "fatigue-poisons." New
tissue s-ts needed nourishment.
Sore muscles Timber up and stop
aching. Get a bottle today and
have it on hand. All druggists
35 cents, DR.. Earl S. Sloan, 113
W. 18th ST, New York.
Evening star., 1925-11-19

S95 Tailored OIn1ity slouses,
and with the long 40
Price or TA'oo
S95 Tailored Slouses
or round or neck Ines-ong Splendid
Blouse SIiop-Street Floor
Evening star., 1925-11-19
Misses Dresses

II want dress, street afternoon dress dinner
dress dance troCkmost kind desshere chance
-Charnnngly youthful and smart they can be!
4-Msses S295O n smar straightne mod
els trimmed with braid and buttons in cocoa and $3.50
Twill, Flat Crepe and Chiffon Among them you'll
sb3 @ snart & basque and t~o-pee models in both $1975
1O-Msses' $35 Afternoon
o
tuness Colors-choice of cuckoo
T~0''o
8Mses $3.50 Chiffon Dance
tons Hared models Of
handmade flowers In coral, orchid
ses 35 to $3.50 Street Afternoon
piece models of bishop
Gil blue ack pA0.oO
o-Mses S4o Afternoon Frocks
wen as the smarest of fared and chemise
a-over embroidery beading
choHe OF Bishop and tight sleeves wne black S22 *
N1.0'' 0'~e a'o
l4Mses $495o S65 Afternoon
flat Crepe and Satin Choose
and darks
els ana frocks with Hared skirts
Misses Dress Shop-Thrd floor r~~'o0
Evening star., 1925-11-19
Reductions in
Hats

Add another hat or two to
your wardrobe tomorrow
it won't cost much as these
amazing prices show. The
hats are beautiful-rcmnants
OF recently purchased as
SOrtmcnts.
$3.50 Dress and 50 On
Semi dress Hats.
1o-S10.oo and $3.50 SE O0
Dress Hats .......
10-S12.5o and $500 Dress
r a IS = stunning $3.50
to-S12.5o Black Velour Hats of
exceptional quality even
for their original Sc S0
price ...........
5-S22.oo and $500 Dress Hats
copies of models by famous
designers incIuded-all hats
you will be proud S12.5O
to wear .
Millinery SIlUp-Third Floor
Evening star., 1925-11-19
Handbags, $3.50

A grand clearance of Bags
of all materials, styles, coIors
bags big and bags small
that remain from recent pur-
chases!
Included are practical un-
derarn1 styles, gate top, du-
plex, fitted, gilt mounted and
many other types of bass-aIi
fashionable and every one of
excellent quality. Several of
each style in fine feathers,
such as pin seal, Morocco
and beaver calf-in black,
brown, tan, gray and red.
Leather Bags, SIS
A fine assortment of leather
bags in all the desired styles
and coIors, all grouped to-
gether at this one greatly
reduced price tomorrow!
Street Floor
Evening star., 1925-11-19

$3.50 Glove Silk and Rayon
Vests! The glove silk vests
are in maize and Nile green.
Included in the group are a
FEW rayon vests in a choice
of peach. Nile green
and orchid. Slightly S1.OO
soiIed ...........
Evening star., 1925-11-19
SlO.85 Silk Negligees, S9.S5
Costume Slips Offer Remnants!

S2.95 Silk Costume Slips-in-
Guiding both Tub Silk and
Rayon Slips-aIl with 90
inch shadowproof hens.
Choice of gray, purple, CO.
penha3en blue, brown, fawn
and French blue. These were
wonderful values at their req
ular price, they should S1.95
go fast at only.
ipS on Street Floor
Evening star., 1925-11-19

$500 Pure Silk UmbrelIas-Made
on the best 10-rib, 22-inch
paragon frames, with am
berite tips and ferrules. Pure
silk shades, tape edged. A
large assortment of wooden
handles, carved and coIored.
Blue, brown, green, S345
red, purple and black.
$500 to $3.50 UmbrelIas-A truly
remarkable price for these
Pure Silk Umbrellas! Some
have 16-rib kyota frames with
light wooden shank, fancy
colored or 11a-inch satin bor-
ders. Others 1O-rib paragon
frames. Handles and ferruIes
match-handIes mostly the
short, chubby kind SO much
desired. The best S4.S5
colors ...........
$1,000 to $3.50 Umbrellas
Offering most elaborate as
sortment of handles-AvaIon-
tinted pearl, amberite and
bakelite-beautifuIIy carved
and coIored! 16-rib kyota
frames, wooden shanks; short
Umbrellas that fit suit case.
Brocaded, ottoman and fancy
colored borders. All &C QE
wanted coIors %
$3.50 Silk UmbrelIas-The very
finest qualities of silk-the
newest handles of pearIoid,
amberite and bakelite in most
intriguing effects - carved
novelty ferrules! 16-rib kyota
frames in novelty styles.
w o n d erfuI val S12.85
Street FlOor-At Entrance.
Evening star., 1925-11-19

Smart two piece and one piece
models, in the best heather tones.
All the most popular neckIines
are represented, and all season
able shades. The size range is
broken-that's why they're re-
duced-but every one is a won
derful value.
Evening star., 1925-11-19

500 Silk Costume Slips Of beau
tifuI qualities of radium silk,
jersey silk and baronette
satin, in beautiful tailored
styles, with hemstitched tops
and 2o-inch shadow hens.
Also a few Vanity Silk Slips.
Choice of gray, cocoa,
Nile green, rust and $685.
brown
You'll Find Costume
Evening star., 1925-11-19
In the Sports Shop

these two important remnant groups 90 on sale +
prices lar lower than the regular prices.
Evening star., 1925-11-19
Blouses-Much Reduced in Clearance!

Sports Shop-Street Floor
Evening star., 1925-11-19
Underwear!
Remnants are CIearaUov Pricesy

omorrow this big opportunity increase your Winter
supply OF lingerie a prices
clded SAVING! Don't miss these wonderful
5000 Silk Gowns and Stepn radur
neat tailored styles; beautifully hemstitched
contrasting coiors Choice
>oeo Chemise fine
ed With ven,se and fet acesa wonderful
Also the danest of
fiet and bnche ~ pSoo
Chense of
crepe de chnehoice of both tailored styles
radium 81 q 1l.SS
$3.50 Gowns
In
peach and orchid Also at this few or
Evening star., 1925-11-19
Coats for
.ittleWonen

Our Specialized Shop for
Little Women's Coats-onc of
the most successful departments
OF our store-otfers these Won
derful values tomorrow
Little Woman's se5 Wine
Colored VeIoria Coat, in a
smart straightiine style, with
Seal collar I'd S44 on
cuffs ...........
Little Woman's $3.50 Tana-
ger CarneIaine Coat, with
tucked panels and $40 IN
smart Beaver collar
5-LittIe Women's Coats, in sea
swallow, tanaeer and queen
bird, contrasting with mush-
room collars of SS6 IN
Beaver and Squirrel
10-LittIe Womens Goats, Of
Vivette, Venise and Car
nelaine with Beaver, SOUR
rel and Platinum Fox collar
and cuffs. In panel and rip
! pie flare models. CoIors-
wine, srackIehead S62 m
and tanager ....
Second Floor
Evening star., 1925-11-19

Oi sheer chiffon weight-full
tected from ruinouS garter runs
Gold Stripe that prevents them
from getting down into the body
OF the stocking. Silk all the
way up ....................
Evening star., 1925-11-19
TWo Remnants in CLIQUE Silk Under,uear!

LIS Glove Silk Vests of excel
lent quality-fuII length and
reinforced under the arms.
Tailored tops-self straps. In
flesh color and orchid. Mostly
odd sizes-but won 81 20
derfuI bargains at.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-03-05
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between scientists and the general
public.
''Tell it to Sweeney; the Stuy-
vesants win understand" is val
liable slogan I'm many newspaper
offices.
I'm telling things to Sweeney
and Sweeney can't be expected to.
understand q lot of the words
stem-winders and base burners
that are used by scientists, some
Of whom-poor fellows.- seem
to know no other lingo than sci
encese. They seem never to have
known or entirely to have forgot
ten English
But in spite OF this fact, there
are a number Of words that. keep
cropping out that you may well
understand.
They are the names used to
designate the different varieties of
little microscopic plants that I
generally speak OF as germs.
A germ that consists Of a round
ball. or sphere. sometimes sew
era1 such balls or spheres. be-
ing linked together to form one