Evening Star Newspaper, January 5, 1921, Page 11

; : THE EVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5 1928 1 B e e N L TR VR AN R Y A e Ms]' ms NE EUGENE H. COAPMAN, S]IPHENS umm Mt 270,00 o St it | 3 e i e 2o o vy 950,000 LIQUOR | BACK FROM THE SOUTH. |D’ANNUNZIO TO BE LAST SOUTHERN OFFICIAL, DIES b ogieiation the aasion oF | pasecd S the. November siecion, ¥h {5, . Getsinger Conducts Two Busi-| OF FORCE TO LEAVE FIUME prevent by legislation the admission of , wnd f e ness Training Camps. "u Nfi ]’HREA‘[ Passés Away at Home in Congress ' Hall Hotel—Started With being a question for the federal gow- lernment. zenship. | Passed ut the November election, Japanese imto the United States, this :;‘l;;fi;tx- now .;mnuu. prohibits Zwuer- SEIZED WHEN M }’. Buist C. Getsinger, commissioner of H N] = {Congress, has returned to Washing- e NEW YORK, Jamuary 5—The | ® iqt " succenstully mnducun‘xl Eendstel S PRIty Wiy | i C., M. & St. P. jot a genenflhi:nu—-.lfi;zm):nd bill, w‘).‘u‘xfl s - o biggest liguor raid in this city |under the auspices of the congress, Begins Today. - S - dent S California G Asserk ]‘a"n'd“ml’c‘“"mflmi‘“& o oy e | Nov Accompanded since the Volstead act weat into |Lwo training camps for businems in| ,ojoore 5—Gx g Mine Superintenden ays ornia Goverror S States Senator Hiram Johnson. aocord Lectures on Machines. eftect, was miade bers Coday, when | Qo south. ' Thetachools ‘ak commence | TEECRITE Summtry Gapriele I An- % ing to telegraphic advices from the sen. | $250,000, worth was seized by fed- |busi The first wa expeditionary fo. 1 X - ) ! v MeCl = that is distinctly novel in| $200.000, i y fe { business. The fi was conducted in - 'y force to leave Fiume Norauinding fieuns fo State Is Great Bubwark |zirmensily ¥ Nechias, S| 4 show e b L ventive| oral ngents at the wholwete esap- | SHSES Go nnd e aoea, whuck [ Mas iuiene oty _Emeniin 3 e Vashi . a . Tenn. y and 1 Been “Warned.” Against Orientalism | T e e emcso Exclugion” Lesgue | circles has been started by a. num-| lishment of Singer Brothers on ) “In each of {hose citics four-week Wil last several days. 4 i o 2 {'of California. The general antialien |ber of dealers n the garage of Emer-| Scorcs of cases of highest qual- 'm‘ll;;ein;;:l’;o:?“r':;;fv;se‘gll?uic\l:s ¢ | miserabie. ::::m&n.‘ ity b gy 1620 M street. It is| ity champagne and imported winee. |many of the larger manufacturing | Capt. Hostventuri, formerly director 7 tie. Admociald Pross. Jand Dill had been proposed as @ Mub-|jon & Orme, ity with bundreds of cases of bonded |concerns and of men and women look- | ©f national defense in Fiume, and ling toward the rapidly expanding|Mayor Gigante, both of whom are WILLIAMSON, W. Va. January 5.— : 1 George Hayes was killed by the pre- 3 SACRAMENTO, Calif., January 5.— | Stitute for the law emacted by the peo-| " chibition of used sutomobiles un- | »l aper:clection Jer the management of T. S. Gaddess. mature explosion of dynamite near _ B e e b e el maiSEs cxploskoan’ off Ay namlte : ienni ge 3 2 | »( the features of this show,! | foreign vommerce of the United States | members of the provisional Block Mining Company at Gates, near . . | s D e | & ow Sapamese Attitude. | One of the B e, e & lecture | ;,JosePh Walsh, a driver, and Moo |as an invitins new feld for their en-| ment. have applied for reliet %o Gen Willlamson, Monday night. ~Repor 5 B e e emtaliam of our | Senator Johnson bases his opposition | gch cvening on some particular car| glee" Brothers were arrested. | i e e that IEh whieh reached military headquarters: P2 2 western civilization, and I have mno | on what he declares is a new attitude jon display. An expert mepresent Walsh was charged with violation e da; that two men S . i s s - arlier in the day were ! 3 ] .]|doudt that the peopie of the entirc assumed by the Japancse government,|the dealer “}‘f’;"’};‘;{u‘,‘_’; machine X of the transportation provisions would allow impertation into the city had been killed, but investigation; - . Pacific sl > e 2 GET PERMIT TO ADOPT CHILD. 'of milk, bread and meat. t ol oriti slope feel s the people of Cali- | which, he states, has e- | P! T the Volstead act and 3 eat. the army o s -] 3 ; B || Torain feer on tnis subjeet AN for & teoaty whtnehy heit sa[9f the particular cer selected for the | B N omed mction with . | Permission to adopt Sarah G. Billa, | W0uld co-operate in relieving the dis accounted for but one fataliey- TS0, i ; ;i Fho poseraor rofered do the over- | tionsle mesident in the. United Statestalk and gives lostractions in its ban-| jogeq changes in office records of | THie Years oid, was asked of the DA L. postions ot the pipuintion fication wfl;"dlsc)oe;d when & piece of . : whelming vote given the anti-alien law | should be accorded the same rights as | A1ing ané maintenance. A ey ;. trict Supreme ‘Court by John Corbett | All the banks in Fiume aro guarde ,ifimtf;'m‘,::'fi:.:"me man _and 1 4 lat the November election. and ex- 10 ownership of property as are ac- No charges were made against 3“"‘3‘?-: :‘rll:-hlen)niolt(;e‘h.d(::;b»ué 1;:. s ”r? ":-enml; :t:::'; b[~m|ll‘. . ek Bext ; - o child is dead and the © ed as a lo pressed the hope that the new statute corded aliens of other nationalities. but GO0 TO CAVALRY SCHOOL. Louis and Joseph Singer, members | MOther O the child is A0ad aud the for release of the steamship Comne lodged 100 yards from the scene of the - d 1 . i | P ould “meet the land problem develop- | even were such a treaty secured they | of the firm of Singer Brothers. <z vhi s - R oD currounds the presence of B | e prders, thic past 00 | wonld atil nsiet upon the it of shr| Col. Kirby Walker and Leut. Col.| The firm. according o enforcement . ifjice Stafford granted the request e e A Iayes i that place at the time ofl b : ad | zenship because, they assert, every other | Charles A.” Romeyn, cavalry, have ents, had a permit to transport | e Corbetts. e the explosion, and ci®il and military / Calfornia has the unquestioned | alien could cbtain cltizenship and |been relieved from duty in this city | liquor, but Walsh is alleged to | —_— et iross head of the 3 i ; right, the Fovernor stated, to regulate | then hold land, while the Jup-|and ordered to Fort Riley, Kan, for| have 'made dcliverics without | France produces more than February 28 &s the date for ‘the et thorities are conducting an nvesti- | » - ‘ ; ° ‘::;’ o grtain all the m{“"x Umu el ¢ the ownership of its lands within its |anese could not acquire citizenship | duty at the cavalry school. |\ authorization. irieties of cheese. of the umion in charge of the str also were active in endeavoring to = ‘gfi;u:holt fil;'-y:;nflmfl?! attending | Perfect Bed Pans o White Enamel Douche or Bed Pans S = 3. M. Tully, general superintendent | Triple Coated; Guaranteed Perfect | lelection for a constituent assembly of the Chrystal Block mine: § “hreats had been made to dynamite & boarding house of the miners ne e, 'and requests had been made to ace guards around the house last He did not take the threat id, but in view of the! fact that the explosion had occurred EUGENE H. COAPMAN. Within thirty-five feet of the com-j any boarding house, he had decided | Fugene H. Cogpman, viee president hat hereafter he would take ample frager of the . South- precautions to protect the property. e ailway, died early thix morning £ S 'veceived by the authorities le. in the Congress Hall PN 5 \ Douche Bed Pan. Plain Zinc Douche Pan, light that the man had crossed | Hotel. He had been ill for some time. Nu Zinc Bed Pan, light weight, 51 6 Pan. This $l 9 This weight, made strong and durable. n a boat, and in climbing a| Mr. Coapman, who was fifty-fiv comfortable shape. This sale. o sale . . sale . 2.49 This sale . : $l .39 ween the river and the mine | years old. enfered on a railroad b Stumbled and fell. with|career in 1580, joining the messenger the result that the.dynamite exploded. | ';'1 telegraph operating force of the Production Report. R e T R The Williamson Coal Operators® As- | " omrodi fociation gave out a statement in il . ('Nidh it said that 2.602 men are now | oSt :&:l:f.;n:;\r‘:! ‘;’h‘:"‘fliflsfi’i emploved in the forty-eight mines sion of the Southern railway. affected by the strike. During the| j,ier he was made assistant super- menth of December forty-five .,‘ L al, | intendent and general manager of the mines produced 176.665 tons of cOZ.|ecastern division of the Southern, the statement continued, and it Was|y,ing his headquarters at Greens- added the tonnage would haveip,, "N (. Seven years after be- Teached 190,000 had it mot been foT|coming assoclated with the Southern the holiday Season, when many Mif-irijlway he was made general man- ers @id not work regularly. ager of the entire’system, at the To the Mingo county nroduction re-|same time coming into the position the operators. in their state-!of vice president of the company. ment added the tonnage of the Pond | He was federal manager of the creek section, en the Kentucky side|Southern system during the time the of the Tug river, and said that of the!government was in control of rail- ighty-eight mines in the entire Wil- roags. iamsen Gistrict, a ut three were r. Coapman had been i operated in December. with a totallof Washington for abo:l mt::g::é Home of Low Prices = os We Always Sell the Best —— e e — HOME SAL SALE 1 : = P | output of 130,009 tons. In these | years. He is survived by his widow, i b A e oMl Wi ot oo et e alive Stare N Siemeae e | ey lensant B; oo men.. IA. D. Coapman of Columbus,” Wis, 7th and K Sts. NW. Sts. N.W. W. S. Thompson Branch Mt A COt Sl prorincat e he il Ithiand Wit bW 703 15th St. N.W. 14th and Park Road N.W. S Fees LEGION POST INSTALLS | Lodse ‘of aniaxec: 1113 t0 Al 7th and E Sts. N.W. S TS W Store No. 9 N A Mys! ne. Store No. 3 g ts. NW. Georgetown Branch .~ ITS OFFICERS FOR 1921 | 07%.c" 55 inie pcommnnder. court 14th and U Sts. N.W. 8th and H Sts. NE. Formerly Atkinson’s 31st and M Sts. N.W. A Funeral services will be held Fri afternoon at 1 o'clock at the Bco'?i:zl e Washington, No. 1, Has {“'9 Cathedral, 433 3d street northwest. | | I Same Prices in All Nine Stores Guaranteed Hot : Peoples Guaranteed Family Remedies Aspirin Tablets. Bayer's; People's rices, dozen, 1le; dozen, 7ZC nterment will be at Wyocena, Wis, Attendance—Past Depart- ment Commander Speaks. THE WEATHER. Officers _of George Washington 19; 109 for. > Bottl : Tost. No. 1, the pioneer post of the} Distri i ophen Pills, P. D. & Co, Water Bottles = Adrasdin Tmerican Legion. were nstalled last "&flg:;r:tr{"fzmo"%rm s o botute: Feople's price. 3% “Reliable” Hot-water 98 i Fountisin z 'x"fll'l Prices, 4%c and. . 89¢C n — -y _{ Absorbine, Jr., People’s Bottle, 2-quart size, at Will Save - ondow's Catarrh Cresm; 37, e aPT e et ity winds. price, small size . 75 2 bargain Price - ovess C v 2 MS‘ Syringes oy bl 37c oF the vear, was called to order by | il Ll Alkalol; People’s prices, . 59c “Congress~ Hot-water Bottle, ou Money Kohler's Headache Powders; f year, i — 4 :i::;t.;:dn ;nh i ow lcnd):le S Goodyear mi.ke{ he.pecmly for ¢ on Elastic . “Congress” Foun ta i nf People's prices, I12¢ and...... mander. e iz winds, "Alcobol, tores; of heavy maroon Congress' n e : 23c. e following officers were in-| o cet, VirEinis—¥air tonight and to-|pe's price, gallon - suarantcod 1 79 Stockings Syringe, Goodyear make, es- LazatTe | Brome Quisine, g7 ‘Albolene Mineral : ‘his . Al regumiar Decially for our stores; ful Lapactic Pill: "Ph:on. E : e T et e s |k e T a 3 vice er. | The: a Sloward M. Peter: second vice com- |12 midnight 48: 4 oo 5 mander, T. V. Walker; third vice {noon 59, s commander, Robert A. Williams: ad- Lew S. Mohler: assistant ad- C. Hammack: finance _ 2-quart size; guaranteed for] stoclc ™ mieeé 31 one year. This ways in stock. Cn 1.98 Clieaniioeant = e . goods. . #Capjfol” Fountain Syringe, Just to see it speaks for itself: F““nfu JTooms. all complete and $2 l Lady 7! at guaranteed. This 9 our Sevemth’ and Bale ... e Hot-water Bottle; Goodyear make especially for our stores; best heavy marooh rubber; same shape as photo on left; full 3-guart size; years. This sale.... Molded Hot-water Bottle. e AL $1.79 i iy e Listerine » e ey . L L Pe’:;:;:h':u .Pholphaxe; 31c i e e ey Higbest tei e, A ';‘verl'-n. 59, occurred or. C L Lowest temperature, 43, Occurrgd at = ;: n colder e night at Community Service Hall. 913 iperature slightly above freezing to.{ A i B.{ T S K streets, Eighth and H streets, . Ry = Meand ... ............. o Tanford; chaj . X ‘emperature same date last sale . 3 -S4 " o o D ol ey | Highest, 25; lowest, 10. ks 53c capitol Hobwater Bottle; full f-quart v e oagar ho et apeouz Syrieac, Farrisy - and William Lawler. 3 Condition of the Water. price Peo- size; guaranteed two years. This sale.... sl 98 Silk_Garter Stockings, the ~best qualit; At the conclusion of the business ses-| Temperature and g Blaud's iron Pills 19¢ 2 $5.98 rubber. guarantosd $2 39 3115 Past Department e e | ac gTperature and condition of water | ple's price, 100 for - ooi - “Para Bast” Hot-water Bottle, 2-quart AtoB.......-- SR THasole Gl » b - Jones made a brief address, in |36; condition, 16, s—Temperature, |~ Beecham's Pills; Peop 15¢c size, guaranteed two years. This sale. $2.29 iy et s $4.98 - eovles P30 which he referred to the services g = Es. eaesconccsen “ - - S g < M =eousel derefl by the incoming commsufer in Tide Tables. nalgesique d45c “No-Seam” Hot-water Bottle, 2-quart Silk Leggings, $4.98 ekt e e e e SOt e e e 89¢ ine eariy davas of the legion, and upging | (FTRished by United States coust 49¢, 3% extA neavyiguamntesdwilsisils,. $1.49 Chton ) wes T $3.98 and the best monmey will 52.98 Mifes’ Pai prers the members to assist in making this and survey.) r Zucend Thuu buy. This sale 7 People’s price the biggest vear in its history. He pre- | 10928Y—Low tide, 11.39 am; b ple's prices, 45 and...._-.- , it M Sl et n S B remted The 2C commander with s en- |Ude A2 Am, and 537 pon ! MR | blies Nattve Mob e, 72 2 Guaranteed g Sllk Knee Caps, $3.98 tings, Tubias and Atomiser Batbe. 2 & - 2:19 a.m. ang | '€8; T80 ‘40z g = . 2 TR White Ri - 1328 pms high de 6:62 am. ang|, Browns Migu, iz 25¢ Combinations o Thread Kmee s, $2.98 ing, ve tet evg. ie. o, 23¢ The Sun i “’Blue-Jay Corn or Bumion 19¢ d 34 “Congress” Combination itk pdenthol - o and Moon. Plasters; People’s price Fountain Syringe and Hot-Water A to C B eople’s price ..........0.... variops st committees: Member- | 5 lay—Sun rose 7:27 am.; sun sets{ Carters Pills, 2oc size, -12‘-' { Boitle; Goodyear Thread Neoferrum; People's $l 15 s, William 3¢ Manoney: resotutlons, | Posorrow—Sun riscs, 7:27 People’s price . ) muke; guaranteed (B2, 9. - . Guaranteed P R Ratieisr ash = ohn Lewis Smith: relief and welfare. | sets 5:01 pom. * " /21 &m.; sun| Castor Ofl, People’s pri 45¢ 7 e St 100 o daithon ety s; Peopie's g3, N Bulb Syringes ‘oseph R _MeDonald: war risk insur- | int - ance. H. W, Longtellow: 7 oon rises 4:17 a.m 2. s ;" two Fountain ~ Syringe e B et e "‘“"'"f"'—" Automobite lampe 1 1e iy ) Dm-| | Camphorated Ol and Hot-Water $2 98 These prices do mot imclude the - = Y - : city, Paul V. |half hour after syns slited one- { People’s price - -.--c s Bottle. Thi 1 .. stamp tax. Goodyear Hygienie” Bulb Syringe :l:a eadu' fi‘z"'"'uy?‘ylfl" Jone: e s Cod “Liver Oil eople’s 39¢ a Molded Combinaifon Foun 60c D. & R. Cold 36c No. 300, made of extra heavy gy K1 Hewa 3 ! price. pint < ., 25¢ Syrifige and Hot-Water Bottle,. CICR ...l oot L e hiaxd e 98¢ H ice. f complete and 800 Pompeian Massage 54c pipe ifssale £3 2o oy ALFALFA CLUB 's HOST H = l‘l' g Cream ........ SIS “Summit” Bulb Syringe, the most com- R . 1 g 36c K oMo Eiaaya 38c plcte syringe for the househeld. This sl ‘39 T Y e == > oA .....iko-- e sale T etrolatum, whit 2 Members and Others Entertained at, “*'*™ Sateof 1 ricer 100 5 2 ‘fi Mo Fenqs oon 2A4c . " Household Bulb Syringe price. pound Ty Riie I =on J weather, pric? 29¢ Hot-Water Bottle; about 2-qt. Cream’ . i 49C =i ‘ear Dinper. ps:pmle Srtce . size; Atueflm.ltag; l 98 25¢ Fro: ---+19¢ New Yesr dinner of the Amm} Carbolic Acid, s, W suaran e $ . . was given last pight at the ple's price, pint A - N\ This sale ....... 50c Hinds' Homey and Al- 39 Expert Truss Fitters ple’s price ... Phillips’ ~ Milk Magn: People’s prices, 21e and... Pond’s Extract: mond Cream . Creo Terpin $1.00 Delatone price, pint i Collyrium, and Navy Club, over forty MISCELLANEQUS - R.Ilb'l;er drinals, female, = lrilhnt 19 or day or oy snm nl:m, yu“ $1 -98 yringes C 80 o & 54 48 36 a0 White Enamel oyl $l 50 24 e Ename vard ...... @ 38 Urinals, male or 75(:, o 52 40 femal - n-;lr‘ry o‘I: (E_filo?'(;fi"!tu:r;"éufize’;' e B ,;:"{ P $l 79 “‘l‘;: b":'a‘r‘“s}’l::l 98C ;1‘fo Pinaud's Eau de $1. r. an ‘abell, Willi L ) | B 63 est qual- yard . 2 / 05 ree B Ca B e s DL e T awber Siesiing, white, QBRI gl Vo2 ; 3 ace, 5 BORD oo onesd eSSt > 28 Sadidursrle Zed D 8119 5% s sisitaa t¢c [Four Stores You Can TRUST - ~ ulshr;o::s,‘;l ta $ 3 19 stfgf'e&m"{in:‘ (complete B i T oap lankoide 89¢ fora TRUSS pound; People's price 77¢ T, it 1 ?: = o 2. 5 :I:I:kesn‘;ed.:‘. 2 49 A5oe rite Buey Soud, 8¢ 7th and K Stcrocu, 7th and E Streets, plicree’s Prescription =T e Jobert Wilson Lewia, Charies Porter- | opibans ] y g o cake o 11th and G Streets and 8th and Pierce’s Golden Medic: . ¥ = RS Re o Golden Medi ficld Ligbt, Bris. Gen. William Mitch. | Phisdeiphia . .75 4 10 Frcloodyand . e 25c Resinol Soap. 18¢c ° H Streets Si People's price 77¢c ell, Barry Mohun, Col. C. C. Mercury, | Phoenix ... 5031 74 40 Yorey Buos Rubber Finger four afses in s S S e o 206 s Stores Only B e Xugene Meyver of New York, Merrill | Fitt-vur 0 st Clonas Ny ; Cots, 5e, 3 for . ] OG = set $3.25 e Wootbury's Facial 16c A great many years' experience has qualificd s to PeODIF® Brice Lo .- 49c Moores of Ohio, Maj. Gen. Wendell C. | poriate" o 42 38 Cloudy 49c and..... i o Soap . do truss fitting in a scientific wa; If your old truss P. D. & Co. American Oil; Newjlle, Claudian B. Northrop, Rich-|usit Lake (. A : Hohn's « Eye Cups, Breast 25¢ §8c feels uncomfortable and does not give you proper sup. Feople’s price, pint... . ¢ 75¢ e s . 3 ' People's prices, ¥9c and Aluminum ... lsc Pumps ... 79C Soan port, the cause may be that it is mot properly Stted P. D. & Co. Liquid Petro- Times, Mark W. Potter of New York, | 5 X Tlaid Extract Cascars, Aro- e 10¢ §5c Consult us without delay, So that we may remedy the . leum: People’s price, pint 59¢ rig. Gen. George Richards, U. 8. M. | cinco. 30, 5 pt c; People’s price, three Manicure Sci Rectal Tubes, . Soap, lgo"-‘“? --------------- ill-fitting_truss and give the necessary support that Resino: Oinment: Peop ; Col. ¥..A Richardson, Brig. Gen. |5 fiogs’ . 20 4 o e sors, nail or cut- 98C oS¢, T5c and 65C 50c Forhan's Tooth 35c vou should have. prices, 45€ and........... Wihas P. Richasdeon. Mark A. Smith |ac pesto. soia > G0 o Fairchild's Pepsin; People’s icle, chofee ...... : s Hood or Pierce Double New York Elastic Trus o "W;;f;’-,g;““'aw_flaswm I WasH., D.C. 2. A prices, MA:i:m ne Drop- SC o Sumpson Athle- 75C Truss; $10.00 $7.49 soft-water pad. Single for oaseil Emulsi J 2 o i0, Léwis H. Skin. e - c Supporter ... val R = o n E s’ Emulsio: er, Edm"‘. Sknyder of 1.2., Onnx;e SR RIS ple's o = ‘Double Blastic Truss, e lm pie's price Maj. Frank Sutton, Joseph P. b erno ith 2 secur Se rubbe . Regulin; Peopl ‘Tammity, Walter D. Wilcox, David : Douches ....... . 10c sioves."s0e to $4_50 19€ Tags. “Tois sate... S4B’ oy Hardrubber Truss: price . Wills of Obie, Capt. P. St. Jullen Wil- | . Graham's S: 5 Seely Hardrubber §4 98 Stubborn e Ripan's; 59, o end Carfiard Hest. District Colored Beneficial Associa- PR 10C m¥caber Ther 49¢ Lyons 17¢c Double Truss..... Y470 Tupture ........ $2.98 e and . e c - e S mometers ....... 4YC Fowder ... - gty E ] ’s ulsion: opie's tion Meets. 1. 79¢ LADY ATTENDANT e TS S8, 89%¢ The Mafia origivated in Sicily in - Clonken) Shen i wa Bomioe - prices. dve and .. the middlo agen Officers for the coming year wers riarmometers, 1 .49 xait Trusnes, $3,98 3 warv 23c Bl i S 8%c = fastasied by the = ple's A e and Lo e 1 st . Ta e Eated 17 Shoulder Braces and Seiditts Powders, 16 in box; 25¢ al Association a meeting in Odd @ er- Bath o E People's Price .............. . Yellows' Hall, 16th and M etreets, last | 105 r) monktsralt et QB Brushes, 880 52.79 Tale e el Abdominal Belts by Pz Feosics T 2yc night. They are: A. T. Lewis, presi- Rubher °Tooth * Brushes neat o et erc;; < Sponges, $2.98 160 to . = 75c 3% fread........... Nu-Life o Shoulder Braces s, recording secre- | Harpe: H o 42¢ C.&S. Abdominal e Lieagers Eward G Al ot Revolving Sprays 57, Deis Sl $4.69 " 1mperiar s Coaistin 3. Bolden, sergeant-at-arms. an Revolvimg Spray Syringe, made of all rubber; no c Adomi prices. 2Se and. The ascociation ia comiposed of Bol- Camp - Abdominal Belts, ;81 size ored empioyes of the District build- |4Se IRt DY Neten do Wt 23c e Rubbers .. 25¢ Vinol; 51 - o s WD D . i e o Y s A seu e e wrts omgaatiad ae & rit; Sassantoen. $5.00 470 $750 Elaseic Webkian g5 PR aick and death benefit ene vear. 98C 16c : 2 inches wide, yd.... ‘pin This salg. . * Gua uwaranteed ‘Metal Hot- . Guaranteed Atomizers Water Bottl, : De Vilbiss Ato- - = White Enamel Dobel's, Atomizer, made e5- miger, No. 15, l 59 “Cello,” 3-pint sizej peclally, for S tros d durable. $ i ment of the throat; ateong an - o! reconcilation Mrs. Margavet Irrigator Wil spray ofl or 51,19 ThiS 8210 vvvasseens- ivu,r-e o her d:'ll’lzlhr- Halnl:rgcg il water. Thissale.... ‘ yde, who Tecen vorced Dr. 2agt. size e . No. 16, Hyde, who was tried several ti complete. $l.59 Dobell's Atomizer for the Do :’“":;”t':';’l‘"’ No. 1 Hot-water for the alleged rpurder of Col. Thomas This sale.. throat or nose; used by l 79 ttle, 3- Swope, is made known wiil y ol ‘or . eminent throat spe- . PL size o White Enamel Con- water. This sale ... { olallsts. Thisoale... s mie. S ot . = The reconcilation is sulted from the divorce. Mrs. Swope srrived in_Kansas City December 9 from New York. according to friends, and went to her daughter's apartment. Mrs. Swope said jast night that the; relations are now most pleasidly water Bottle, y HEE$1.49 tainar. 2-qt. 'y i B sz ruis 98¢ Debaite, Jompital _Atywiser De Vilbiss Atomizer 400 FL The most com- R < piete “outn made. Pl Balvs .. This sale ....s5.. Pl