Evening Star Newspaper, April 12, 1921, Page 6

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, APRIL 12. 1921 "y R ; 2 = . - . SULTHTTUH D T [ m LT n = ~ THE EVENING' STAR,|of that kind. The reportorial and ed|istic reaction. Far better to let things) Fredgsuial) Dlgest £ H S S LS | torial minds do not always “go along” | stand as they are. Wilhelm Is safer = . 1 . = 9 E ¢ With Sunday Morning Edition. | .in the legisiative minds. and surer and more dependatie in :";" R = Another Monthl Ba aim av at < alace H WASHINGTON, D. C. The géneral now will be able to view L:lnd than on even a flying trip nh" Hughes and German Hopes. g - H 21 | thines from the reportorial standpoint. | Germany. 1t may seem cruel that he| LB S PeTAn TOREE. IS 5 TUESDAY........April 12, 1921 | 0% experience of the legislator |is prevented from accompanying his| _FHOR 98 U FRENSS ROe e DO S 5 e e 7 =R TR e services of the reporter? It|wife's remains to the st resting| - 00 Fla b oot the |2 = EO T NOYES. ...Editor |affect the services o ¢ 28 v thos pe = ) 5 TH ?OREAK ¥ STV The general may find himself | place. But t»hnl is one n_f the "‘“-"_\-.\w York World (democratic) to the = 3 The Evening Star Newspaper Company | the better_informed for his new job | of the penalties he is paying for hiS|afract that the memorandum “can be I = Business Office. 1th St. and Pennsyivania Ave. { by his services in the old. | crimes. | nothing more than the expression of (= z Neswt York Office: 130 Nassau St If %0, and he should decide after a| —————————— ’n pious hope.” to statements like that |= g Chicago Office: First National Bank Bu'lding. s = job— - = {of the Boston Transcript (independ- |S = Cotopanine:. TRt Natignal Junk WM | few vears o veturn to the old jo Bull Fighting. jedinebemani s bRl G Tepen s 5 = h raing | 1% 17 onIS” elghity-five—the leglslator . 1. ypcicnr and honorable—and it |t Ferub I EE T daele £ S S LI iy | may find himself the better qualified ;) S8 FROEE T A natle—sport | Tent of cariinal Impanianeey andidicg = E S et e o Shouth.. e, | OF the old work agaln by the “fler” "\ ) oy ting i in danger in Mexico. | reaehing.” To some. 1ike_ the Brook- |= E do s | . e i { e has none taken into the realms of |1y oo e hands of tne 130 Eaie Undependent, democratic) |Z £ end of each monti. irnalism. | éomedians. Récently a_company of | the dierman government in its present iz s = = C — Some years ago there was a man | oo 4 ivi a ents | obstinate and uncompromising atti- |= 3 = 0 % b clowns has been giving entertainments | y n =] atisfaction Firsi £ | WS St ot o SRl ‘hile others. echoing the sen- |= H FasSiby Malt —Fayable JajAdvance. |who fried hothi Jobs ac onee. AMOR ! i the Mexican capital with a travesty | {6, WHIE othors, echoing the son- |Z H oo | Cummines. who had distinguished | on - pup fighting that has highly [pendent republican). think Secretary IS / 2 g, - Z0¢ | nimself in New York journatism as a| 00 M FEEIAE MEL U e a | Hihos ineed 10 Heriin | = Faerviltem Low Prices H e | reporter. . was_elected to the House, | IR T FIRE A T sesihag notungls Y Still Lower E All Other States, and while.serving as a member of that {401 fogy while the clowns were and the penaity of |Z a Star S Lo = £ Shates body prepared and syndicated a daily | [0 o e donservativaaca ; H . F H Daily and Sunda 4 L | pranking. Now the conserva b suggestion that perhaps the (= of the First or H Daily only. . report of it proceedings. Which o, ging ro this venerable and digni | message presages haipfol Americin |2 g 810-818 7th St. H Eunday oniy. . | is two jobis he tiked best in not ot LR B U T G the | intervention. which witl reeuit i new |5 Magnitude Wednesday E — o g € reparations negotiations, is harbored |= E jrecord. But the h'}‘"“}“’-‘ ;“'h”’;' Te | intrusion into the ring of jeste and by some st and iRy | (alk That 1= . . . E The Matter of Taxation. porter survives, while that of the legis-l woran2 The thing is unspeakable. | if has prepared the way to a success- |= A S l Pl d t I t ¥ t 1,0erv l 7 t SI & W 'I O‘t 5 e = i i) ful acdeptance of the Knox resolu- |= / = The Congress of the Talied Sates, [ 407 1% 1ot %0 bright. ¥t here it in S ot e Kner el ale Planned o Inlerest Lvery Thrifty Shopper in Washington £ assembled for a momentous special ————————— Perhaps some day the people of Mex- inoe who Rave opposrd ' <ep |2 ° H sion, has settled into its metaph ! The Tariff as *‘Steady. ico as Wvell as‘those of Spain and other s Newark News (independ- !E i/ 4 s = seat with the determination ta accom-| As a_congressional issue. the fariff | Lull fighting countries will see thel cnyt” Nk News, (independ- | $1.50 81x90 Seamless Sheets Boys’ omen's ports Sailors = plish a number of things. Of those | is our wdv." In one form or an- | trath iy respect to bull fighting, that | dum Siassortiony ,\yxlher:":l‘?‘h:; o 2 0ys 35c Cushion -brim = matters toward which it will direct | other, it is always with us. {1t is a brutal. cruel sport, inconsistent | j Sy j°TC Cpemenl plous wish, | = Double-bed size scamless Hose . .... . suilors. of piping E its earnest and immediate attention] ¢ K thirty-eizht vea we | with the modern spirit. Tt is just one ! Its worth depends entirely upon what = sheets, made of heavy un- Gordon lmun‘rl )n et “vru—;: gty o H two stand forth in the popular €on-ifind it the’leading issue of the Forty-| degree removed from the old ghadia- | v do ot -0 s bleached cotton. Soon wash ‘: T e Nedin B WD with pug- H ception as of particular importance. | vighth Cong The House was or-| torial combats that delishted the Tjany specific program” is voiced alto = white. Limit, 4 to a buyer se. Perfect qua 3 e ® = The one has to do with the détermin- { zunized with John G le in the!cient’ Romane. The pitting of BEE I g, BRepublicant/(inds & g TR inations = ing and establishing of the position of | chair and William R. on chair- and animals is a horrible thing to the | PETENO. W R T = = Children’s = the United States among the nations 'man of wavs and means. A taniff | modern mind, however it delighted the | Paris terms - New York Ivening S 30c¢ Pillowcases, Each i 35 j = of the world. And the other concerns il Was reported. but decapitated un- people of many_centuries ago, and | World (democratte) Hakesitheforia = c 4 Socks . ... C Beauhfill Flowel' Wreatlls H the reorganization of existing processex der the leadership of Samuel Jo Ran-{still pleases those of certain lands. | fidication of how far i eas e ,ne = Save 11c on each one of o Mercerized Thre Jauarter Full size wreaths of H of taxation. And while opinion con-!dall, a protection demacrat. | Maybe if tHe bull fight can be made o stand with the governments of | = 00d cases. 42x36 s oknlans e roses, buds, daisies and 3 B! r | ol 2 allies beyond holding Germany s £ White with fancy tops, aiso roses H tinues to be broadiy divided as to the{ Since then the issue has figured in | joke it will lose its prestige and grad- Ie Hor (He Wars Ver i = of strong, close-tex- black, white and cordovan. 3 for field flowers of many sorts = wise and expedient course in regard|every congressional and every presi-|ually pass with ofher distrcssing, ho . “in that bevond are 'all the = el o $1.00. combined with grass and E to our future forcign relationship. on ldential campaign. Mr. Cleveland [ ever picturesque, relics of Lartarism, | really N Rimmeng AL pesceiS j Women’s i Kolinye £ the purely domestic question of taxa- | pltched hix second campaign on it, and | —tea— |g_51 ‘mocratic) holds a similar opinion: |= 59(: H tion the nation stands as a whole bA- | Ibst: his third on it. and won. Mr. | April Freezes. rhe note of Secretary Hughes: it |2 51.25 Bleached sheets Hose . - ? d 2.00 Sh' E * hind certain major demands. McKinley pitched his first campaish | | oy popona g Sl iy an meeting American apmo iy |= aain iher Silk aropsiitcn and Men’s sl.so an s i irts = - It insists that such war imposte akfon it, and won: and it Was an assel{ (. “loef freese. Thems sudden drops \ithout indicating what course the | = Seconds—but mot a hit e e e SN e £, e Bk teday i it 2 . L ¢ | Washington government will pursue |= s S G bl 3 orinted a = the excess profits tax, which today m Bf5 second campmign. in the temperature following the warm | with respect to aiding thes en ot | = #ffectedr for aoralee Soon = o henh H & act as a set brake upon the wheels| Mr. Tafe stressed the tarift in the | 0o SEPUA R O been very hard |MeBt. The note does little to carity | = weight, made with welded b 5 e EEE £ of industrial progress. he discarded. | campaign of 1908. and won. ~He stood | [ 2 SRTCL BETE berm wery hard eminknown attitude of the Harding |5 Seam Cintiicenter e el Boys’ Union soc well made. fast ° £ And & requires that tiie subsjitute for | for 1t agahs in 1912, but the. divislon| o iora of Marel rushed the bods, T G 3 S Suits . color, potennls H these measures shall be of a type pri-lin the republican party ,that Year,lmpen on Easter Monday and again | ues growing out |Z ind sll d Metie S | TS E marily purposed to improve the de-{which grew out of Theodore Roose-| o F HTEr TORY has dropped | Y Vordea the Norfolk Ledger! Seconds sl'so w“l ow ades e All sizes. 3 1 d £ bilitated condition into which business | velt's desire to return to the WhIte} uarnly to beloW fréexing and im. | Dispalch ~ (independent demodrat) | 3 New 40c Chma Mattlng, yfl.l" = in general has fallen House, subordinated the tariff in the grants the note to be, “and good | 50 dozen of these excel- ilk = B ; : - se. s mense damage has been done. In the | anough as far as it poce b o Seed | i e shades in Si Save 31 s Svand fon hin H Many 'proposals have heen advanced | eampaizn. neighborhood of Cumberland it is esti-| "It doesn't o vary far for 1t s o | SO D Gl C excellent, 10n g - wearing H for new forms of faxation which, while| But as soon as they took control on | . ed that over $3,000,000 h of|® "€esture.” and the Indianapolis New aafic{ersenyand WIENOEc0L: loves - d china matting. Comes in H ting the above indicated require-| Capitol Hill, and in the White House| o co that over 000 Worth of {'(independent) feels that “It throws no ors. Litde short of per- Womenia IR Avaert 4 vVan bright mew patterns. We'll H jIlecs g e ahgve indicate q SRON S, an “®jfruit has been killed. Al through|light on the future o (he Fa ton fect. onsFexchangad Raalte $1.00 and £1.25 Short Silk lay it for you at small g ments, will, according to their several|the democrats put the tariff forward, the Shenandoah valley the fruits have :;‘m.,:‘m— (independent), which sees Gloves in ;;l:u-k, white and rnln’r‘!. = ents, rnis 2 s < 1 g ¥ S0 i ceor icy = % € document as 3 Or <itiv = . Some erfect, some slig v im- ISRl SRR e Nias Ssungjand el ic acedrdngyio) (nginolicy ey ot s o e mokodl 1 ument. it Ik hot satisfaciory. fos 25 T IS TWO Klnds Eacll perfect. H necessary 0 carrying out the business|they have championed for many | oo HETEC f0 S ERCH extent. Vo ot oC st oLyt Cc 1owels, y 9 s Bl £ of the nation. Of these the one which | veags b it i Seemen pen B A o2 1T S e SR Any Trunk Boys’ Sport Blouses E has "“‘"_“'1"‘ pacticalarly appealed: ¢ |50 there i where the frost has not reached. @ smile and a platitide, w & and 18x34 Turkish bath in Stock Percale sport blouses 3 the public is the so-called sales tax, in | gress—it is a Throughout the winter, when the Iz hands with B Caas. Get el mmers 1 % with sport collar and one form or another. At least two bills, | eighth—organized with a protectionist temperature seldom fell to freezing el "'“ State '."'v’ o e upily af $2:10 per: Aoze /2 Price short sleeves, Attractive e Toe 7 - ) RS . £ D cation can read “only with supply at 32 St s e g . providing for such a tax. have al-|in the chair. and a protectibuist at the |, virtually no snow was experienced, | $at by the American people, L R unle patterns. Ideal for sum- foudy ‘beenr ‘DreparecStme n. thejhead of (waysfandmeans, and taritf ju. - ol O el SEETENEES San o dinaenen R Ea ki mer. ot . pese i o = 2 . . I Wis B res but taken in conjune with . mans e > = Senate and one in the House. Therevision on protection lines impend-| o o O 0 zed a slow proposed Knox resolution it re- 29 Y d-WIde Percale pite measure of Senator Smoot, hailed by the tariff as an issue is oo U0 E U foreran |8 T G oy ¥ poliey” which © c $2 and $2.50 o 9 o e S St " el T S S - . Childr uits gt a‘""“d a:d.‘;f"b"""; _,”;"( ':,’"""N has been verified. But it is now warm- |t v ax we are concerned. she | Full pieces, every yard — - en YS ay oot [axmeds ’f’":' o e Ll = ik up again, and while there s no | A €0 ax far as ehe likes | crisp, new and perfect : Tablecloths . o One-piece suits of Blue posals, will. by virtue of those qual-|The Gongressional Card and Debate | desire for nincty desrce days at pres-la number of writee' oh aaflen by Ghiefly in) attractive-shint xeellent Quality Mercerized aenim, striped denim and ities, appeal most strongly. In simple 2 ' Sreierd swho agteswith § Limit. 12 ask Cloths, hemmed, hem- . Trimmed with o Sanak § ¥ ‘l;“ % The day is fixed for a vote on the | ent, it really looks as though the worst :" h‘" Louis Star (independent) that | ing e “’I'“’ 2 mm"'r'“‘ A stitehed and scalloped, roand, Khatki r e ) s o omeos WonICYS 2 18X | Colonibian. tradty < AlL. Otiiet ifnatters | hid pessed: Washington hak not Ieen. (LcE jetter imakes it possible | YArdsg toL oblong and soua- Diald Doy S of 1 per cent on the total value of all A livrs REOXET 2 to & For boys or girls. e handis hether | °" the congressional card will bé open |ly suffered from the marked alterna- ng The Pitsburgh d Q Sh e o e o e | 0 Gt 43 oy b waranted | o o semperatre sn. semwrany i et i S 04 00 Wearwell Bedspreads cois S 18¢ St SR T & hua e O e et B speaking. the foliage in this region has ks up the ass LI ieces . .. 9, ucts, at the time of the change of | > e | ¥ assurances which Famons “Field enterpi omen s union dull 2 = =S Al are important matters. There | not been badly hit by the abrupt drops | ] given to Envoy Viviani and | Q».;\'." e Choice of many pretty $1.00 ownership. It is claimed for his plan | _ e o P > of temperature. The parks will be ag | S0ICH Bave r moved all fears which ! % criochlet 3150 and $2.00 lacé-trimmed Regular and extra sizes. that it provides a maximum equality i e Senances ctwid o = o {were previously entertained with re- b b faney Cretonne scaifs, shams : pr e o SIS U beauEt with, BAIL Teautitul ‘as lever durine unsing iand| Gethe Knox resolution of pence | e taed Mar- Centerpiccss at T9c each Summer weight. Tight of effect upon the producer, the manu- | '° * Ly o ith German 88, Huised Mar- Ee R T s relate intimately to the, stabilization | summer. : ; - : patter @ facturer, the merchandifer and the v 1 Assuming that the peace resolution AT DR inished Perfect. 3 for $1.00 3 , of business and the testoration of good e (|l De pansed. the e o roiution Pear) hemmed. 5 vory-Finishe erfect. 3 : consumer: and that, paying as he goes | . 3 is good, the ( d Pl B e e i e B Eece ] Hme: President Ebert of Ciermany Mas |5, 5000 th nd gRlal aler | Gindepenident democrat) belioves, for Uit strengthens the allies and deprives Goods Sverybody is t siness | mana c is offic < conscious of the effect of the fmpost.| VerYPody wanis to see business|managed to include in his official ex. | Kayser Fine Lisle Vests * % 1/, Pri 3 P e bt i e ¢ 3 g 1 ice . stabilized and good times restored. We | e o ery =l rmans of a long-cherishod 2 it is cotimted Hhat the-mmasure win| . :ur lfil un:imr'mre ul‘"lr::w‘u: ::r:;::h dulmo‘s:-e:“:-‘ vkl':‘dv‘r- :lnm + dmesed, G (he Germans have Regular and extra sizes mirrors, trays. brushes, ayser € tl’lpe ose yield a return of $1,500,000,000 to the | e 2 e secanabilc: lo draw any comfort” from | in these white and pink r receiv Puft boxes and Cayser Marvel- vernment and that no ultimate con-| 'Y 2nd uncertainty. The one upstand- e e s astept i (seat lisle vests that sold for clocks, including Du Barry. rang- stripe thread silk — ing, outstanding consideration now is| Kach European patriot naturally ex. | fupres 5 S Note." says the Buffa $1.00 and $1.25. Band top ing in price from $1.00 to §10. at and glove sk s 1a rewuit of pean pa ally ex- | Exprexs (independent repibiicany - o e Pfect 5 e ke, and sumer would as a result of the tax) "5 . and bodice Atyle. Per “HALF the marked price hose, plain ar ' P getting back into the middle of the|amines the league of nations e 1 INfOrm them that th have judeed andi Fas lace styles. S0 a 2 of n: ong to see e J 9 ace styles; 1s pay more than 3 per cent increase over [ SZ0TE 1otk THO, the 2 jSpad by their Hopes: and’ not frorooEed quali lace styles: al the normal sales cost of his purchase. . g how far 1t canbe usefuliln thestusl firacts> Fancy 2nd 2’ few em Whetiver: o Rt {he Siati of Bedat The going not be easy, even | ness of his particular nation. ! note is a “telling blow. 5 o C And A ew : b Senator fafter we have hit the trail again. We the Providence Journ | d Me‘sallne Beads ........ Fosiohaansias o @® Bmoot or some other form of mies|31IeT e have hit the trail ¥ e T R e e { $2. ard-wide L e L Ok taxation or an entirely different form | ° &Nt 1 cive oufselves on that | Motor tourists who di pense S with | tertaining s H NEC T Bl cut crystal beads and novelty Kinds. Black and of tazation is to be adopted it is a]POINt: AS the result of our Whare of | uny permanent abode have callbd into e P Gy e lored combinafion kinds. at 2% otors Hin il ot v s iy of | (€ World upheaval, we are heavily | attention a peculiar mudern rel L ders tha ow of o per string. happy fact that the legislative body of 11y |attention a peculiar modern relation-| ithe weight of the tnited Starme s weave and rich, 2 loaded: and our load cannot be ; e favor of the vital reparation iy ! ek rface. : % the nation is fully alive to, thé general | 24/ 0" " (07 foad cannot i “"':,'l"‘l’“ ship between the tin can and the gaso- | S5 of the vital reparation” cluuses ol e Shopping M ? Momto Li’le Socks clamor for tax revision. The country, " T S UG _ @3 1line tank. The fact that the Hughes note | white and a range ® B C ens i - ~*|we may what is piled up until time makes possible the reopening of ne- of popular colors. ags ......... Meet every demand for RIS Incllnealio 1o We Mcterniina. |- nions 12 imime alone lcant tortorss e e {gotiations means that ~the American | Pilgrim Shopping Bags. pre- - and good ser- tion of details to Washington. stands| /""" No reasonable patriot’ will be sur-ibrand of diplomacy Acores” e mo e ferred for their durability and good JopkeEELOTECeN firmly on this demand: “Rid us of ex- Zfd : prised 1f a high official draws a line]as the Boston Post (independent dem & Rompers 49(: long service. Waterproof lined vice. Black, navy, cordo- i o Stich a situation admonishes against % el ocrat) puts it, and “it is a master e ress 9y smoke and white. cess profits levies and their like and due haste. W hink hetween listening to advice patiently | o001 line with the begt | : : Senonths - 9 van, smo 5 make the substitute easy to hearr» | UNdUe haste. We must think out our|,,q taking it indiscriminately. traditions of recent years- The ool Rompers and dresses in sizes 6 mont Children’s E s 9% to 11 | roblems and watch our steps. A step 3 e (democrat) also | to 4 vears. o7 1s, each, T9c. Drawers out of order and ill taken might be ex- 1t diplomatic exchange Stamped Guest Towels, each, 19c. Sl A | 3 5 k TIN B ult in good, by diti or itched Pillowcases, pair, Well-made Muslin Drawers La d Emb d , The Pistol Bill. Teedingly axpentive. : SHOOTING STARS Datching up amain he ook Stamped Hemstitc : Soith hamatitche hem andCacka ces an roiaeries, y Already bill to limit the pistol evil] Neither should we adopt ‘the snail's 5 $1.00. ference broken off between Berli BY PHILANDER JOHNSON. 1t g ot ween Berlin 1 i H taste | { patterns Science once looked to the X law that goes at the root of the evilia remedy for by making it more difficult; if not im. | jents. possible, for the criminally minded 1o | have . get weapons. T Because it cannot get away. ptance of the responsibilit acceniancelorith ponsibility of the $1.00 Vindex athletic {causing the war. shirts and drawers of white nainsook, cut full carefflly tailored. numerous human aj- Its record among those wito experimented with it leaves e bui introduced yes-{ doubt as to whether it is not more Penalties incurred in Children’s Pique Hats . ... 98c Natty White Pique Hats, dressy His voice will long remembered be, Though dismal and all off the key, When zephyrs warm that cheer our lot has been introduced In the Hopse. In|pace. We must get soméwhere, and Yo ilien.” though it characjerizes the ionn ot e e A e 2 = W phace; S b — incldent™ as “of questionable . C t laces and pretty embroidery prévious sessions measures of this!with all the expedition that is mfe,l The North Wind. and rather indelicate diplomacy.” M n" w°rk Sh]]'ts oune C edges. Large selection of kind have been presented. without ac-| Too much debate is n6 more to be!qpe north wind whistles through the [acpendenty iy | e Ledger (in- e ; Covers i il st e fion. Now it is to be hoped that en-{recommended that tog little, tFoea’ {tar memorandum “ought f.;"»:;} Heavy blue work shirts Women's Corset Covers of soft- . il follow. v # . 4 v, e 1 o % helpful in bringi o ; a cket: finished muslin. in pretty trim- actment will follow. The evil ix un Fortunately, several matters on the He likes to let the fruit crop freeze |t l“_;m_"‘:)r :’~“g‘?-';»7|l:.‘:-mxf|".f"p"’"" ! with collar an l“" 3 m""mu of embroidery and ribbon. mistakable. The presént law, merely | carll have been under. consideration And spoll the early budding flow'r; |the deadlock now exisiing *g““":‘,:"’“ made up for hard ser = 9 . E b id ard punishing the cartying of cfncealed |and discussioh informally for some | fhats how he demenstrater nis pow'r, {Germany - ana” e “allios govern: | Gizes 141 to 17. Perfec Women's -inch Embro ery es, yal weapons, is ineffective. It can be en- | time, and need not decupy protracted | < 3 e Eanohestar Tt i quality. Dr: C Cambric and swiss em- forced only by chaiice, through the|attention after heing formally taken | He whistle# 'neath both sun and moon. | repupiian; toor ,,:‘,“:",‘:,““e""r’;f;;‘;. awers R broidery edges of excellent accidental detection of weapons on the | up. It is a wild discordant tune. |of State has maas clear that “any e | y ind Underwear each e e AR SRR * AT T e s persons of thoxe who are arrested on | e His audience must hear the lay proval must bo hased wpon Teeentl | Men’s Vindex ’ broidery rufie and tucks above. - work other charges. What is needed is a | i Tity of the | i | and 69¢ Girls’ Gingham Dresses The Allies and Their Debts, and pra Hand-embroidered Hundreds of them—for “terday provides & Stff penalty for' likely to kill than to care. The labora. | HAVE Passed away and are forgot. ”“:"i st !‘;l‘:ml!:'l“ aatiiloinava scalloped edges. ribbon-trimmed. both big and little girls the owning of firarhs without per-!iory worker must face strange perlls | 1t in a story very old | Both the United States and Ttaly were d Clark's silk Gloves Middy 5 sizes 2 to 14.. Plaids, c mit. It makes it unlawful for any|no less than the explorer of the land, | That oft by history is told, O ekt D by 'lhi;ult"':\‘tz"} Kaysel‘ an Ti 4 C S s [ berson to own such a weapon in the | the sea and the air. While xood and gencrous deeds are | the conference at Versailles they both | 16-button Mi- 1es ...... Saghes ardpockas — e If France orders him on the march; lost mi { District of Columbia without the per- | fon of the superintcnnt of po.| lice, who must be mmg on the score of the character and @ -pendabil. ity of the applicant. But without a further provision which puts a penalty upon ‘the vendor who furnishes ui weapon to any one other than a per Toch will probably not pause long enough even to say, “I told you so.” Instead of a woodchopper the ex- kaiser is inclined to hecome a globe { trotter. Earth ne'er forgets the tyrant’s frost. Political Popularity. “Do you have any trouble enforcing | the same time, prohibition?" o “No,” replied Uncle Bill Bottletop. “But T will say it has changed the tone e "'l’hr:";ml:q cause was any- | 1anese silk 1.;lu‘r“"~ ‘”’52; -}-.‘2"5“‘.'; yar\:';"‘b‘::::-rk 1 . erfect, b ; r England and France are dflnlanding! 3ome Tirregulars A iovatipEieiT ot ARG that Italy return them the money | White, navy, pon- Star Sale. Which was lent her in order to carry gee, gray and [ ] on the war in their behalf. Byt. oy | brown. $2.25 and Burson the debts for t. . borrowed to ca; fend themselves. X gland and F re asking America that she ancel | he money which they Tfy On a war to de- England and France $2.50 qualities. 19¢ zes in Bur- slightly ir- Regular and extra son seamless hose, N h Women’s Nightgowns New and well made gowns of white and flesh batiste, with low neck and short sleeves. Stitched-in colors. 59c LU U T T T L T T T T T T T T T T T T Boys’ All-wool 2-pants Suits 5 o also w k regular. Black, white and cor- H it holder the law would not be much of our politics. It ain't like the old| hor nuge. depter e 32;"';:’(:.?, = Outclassing _the Sovan, lnfants’ Batls. te Dresses 3 . more effective than at present. Only PR times when everybody that held any¥ understand that they must pay them- |= ity with these . . H by regulating the sale can this menace | The Kaiserin's Funeral. kind of an office thought it was part | *lvesz 1= spiendid all-wool Lingerie 15 Long and short dresses = Le lessened { There isa decided element of tragedy | of ~ his business to make himself | Rusgia Wad denerton X.‘:'&’HX.“L‘:; E * 'fi'.‘fi“iw:“.‘é‘.'r,.‘nf Ribbon . of soft white batiste in = ———————Ng— lin the death at Doorn of the former | popular.” they were about to be crushed by the ' Jined punts. Sizes e b-yard-piece Washable Li bishop style, neck and = Pronibition agents are not very lib. | Empress of Germany. A gracious == Yew botih Tn’x‘;nl-'l'l“?"'"""" of Amer- | kLo "] serie Ribbon. in white and pink, sleeves trimmed with lace. = erally compensated hat they save |Woman, who hud no part whatever in The Intelligent Canine. averted tho disaster w';'.'tuc'::rmvi':;i* ) specially priced for Wednesday. = out of their «=laries will be due to the | the shaping of the policles that| ‘“Dogs have almost human intel.|about to fall on the allies and gave s : s o e L = - fact taat their personal habits are ]brought about the great German crime | ligence. ii‘r‘?fipfi"‘?{&&ifl“&rflm{f s O“r 329'75 pring uits _— 49c womell’s Cotton Ho‘e H iy Gl of 1914. the was well beloved by her{ “Almost.” replled Miss Cayenne. | huving heen of so moss” seieics 28 |2 Reduced for the All- Suspenders .. .. ¥ = A L s own people and respected by thone of | “They behave just like some people 1| (hem America ust_now. be con: = et e et glxecllent aquality Liste web (Jemular and ex- - H] Lenin and Trotsky captemplate o[ 1and She maintained herseit | have seen who were always anxious | “Fite { AmESYS ine of ten milliards. 2 * $29.75 serge and tricotine 4 ends. Regular and extra lengths, Cordovin and 1 H o P > . an exile with dignity. For a vear her |to leave good homes and risk getting | and logically resoned this matter |= Tailored, braids, Greatest value in years. white. Seamed i system of leases and concessions which o out before their new administratien |= suits. . back. Subject to E will enable them to Le landlords ay|Ne2lth hae falled. Now she will be|into all kinds of trouble. decided that he who incurred dohcs embroldered, silk-lined. Men’s Fiber slight _irregular- T s A buried at Potsdam, and her husband | must pay them.—11 Glornale staibns e 29(: ities. Limit § to H and eldest son, fellow exiles, will ac. Conversational Improvement. (Italian, republican), New York city. ) . Ch . sllksod“_ . $o a buyer. S e O Y company her body to the German bor- | Mankind so intellectual has grown | mpare's no.use denying that some or' Women’s Kld Gloves, oice Every pair_ perfect_made to Gen. Sherwood’s Promotion. der, proceeding, however, no further.| That every tribe and nation this 1921 bootleg liquor would make| D o sell for 50c. Black and cordovan. After fourteen years of service on On the German side of the boundary the floor of the House, Gen. Sherwood | the cortege will be met by other mem- of Ohio has been promoted. He has|bers of the family. A suggestion was gone upstairs and taken a seat in the Now seeks to let the common toil| alone ideal snakebite medicine, if it could' Get a supply. be applied to All sizes. . Women’s White Aprons s the snake Round and square styles ansas City Star. And elevate the general conversation. s 1 ‘The dollar's face may be fatter, but skin some per- , some slightly mend- :’&C.lnl?opcrfucuy desirable. in time— gloves, Boys’ Wash Hats .. .. 59¢ 79¢ in these attractive and o v ble white aprone, i . ! Black, white_and colors. | serviceal Ga that the kaiser be permitted tof ' 5.9 munkina saya dhat when they | at the same time. it is becoming leas Sizes 5% to These dressy and sensible sum- made with hemstitched Jress gallery, where, of course, he is|return to Potsdam for the funeral only. familiar.—Baltimore American’ mer hats come in a large ranze very welcome. | Btk i oweyerknis ibasoler 13| et HEREHE S cansoring i the movics of shapes and colors. For boys ruffle and hem. 4 T C o H ver, sel o " = o i d lmebbe they'll start in on some of srof. Bi v ! 55 a0 While on the floor as a representa- | vetoed. It would be a grave mistake || S et e | Esor It nalein illleatuftholetatnal S8 60798 vears, 200 Trimmed Hats, choice pictures in the fashion magazines. tude of the inmates of ) skil'h five. Gen. Sherwood, nmaturally and|to allow any political aspect to be e e o s o nmales orivenicens Boys’ 19 Womens Sport nevessarily, viewed things of public|given to the Kkaiserin's funeral, and Magicians Not Wanted. Chicago News. .,.E'i?fé:‘»’s {{fl;‘ Wash Ties Cc Choice. _of _all import from the standpoint of a legls. | that would surely occur if the former| “Knowledge is power,” said the A Iot of men fall to recognie Op- famous $4.95 and et TiiEners "u‘v;,,'y For the our $5.75 sport lator. He was present in a legislative | emperor were to go to Potsdam, even | ready-made philosopher. portunity because it knodks instemd of flatters.—Hartford Times. $5.95 assortments —new materials, néw styles, new trimmings, = new colors—and black. skirts—of _splen- did plaid and checked fabrics. Box pleated and side pleated. vapacity. He may have had his quar-, rels with the press—have felt at times that his views and performances were not receiving the proper attention and comment. There have been instances » v boys. Reversible tubular style. in ll:.t colored patterns with fiber silk stripes. though he immediately returned to| *“Depends on how you use it,” re- Hollard. 1In the emotional stress of | joined Cactus Joe. “There’s a feller degth anll burial the German people | in Crimson Guich who is mighty lone- might manifest a degree of favor and | some bécause he got a reputation for loyally that would start a monarch-|knowin' how to stack the carda™ o France has cnacted a law for the censoring of dramatic performances. The first thing she knows. there won be any American tourists any mefe—~ $2.50 $4.95 a - & " o o s