Evening Star Newspaper, August 22, 1921, Page 6

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, .’AUGUST. 22, 1921. l Editorial Digest. e THE EVENING STAR. 'Wlth Sunday Morning Edition. . WASHINGTON,D.C. residents that many are known tb have armed themselves.” The authori- ties are discouraging the arming, and promising protection to all citizens, white and colored. ¥ As the protection of the weak andl |Scien(‘e has shown that hi.y fever may ?ibe caused by many forms of dust. Elimination of the weeds, while not a complete covering of all these causes, nevertheless will take away one of the most potent influences. as Remarkable Values Which Re- flect the Successful Outcome of Our Endeavor to Reduce the Cost Henry Ford, Railroader. Henry Ford's resuscitation of the " 1IONDAY.......August 22, 1921 * ‘THEODORE W. NOYES. .. .Editor e i~ %¥he Evening Star Newspaper Company . Lusiness Office, 11th St and Pennss < New Yo 150 Nassan 1 Bank Star. with the Sor itfon. I8 delivered by earriers 0 cents per ily on. ents D month. lection is w: end of each month " Rate by Mail—Payable in Advance. Maryland and Virginia. Daily b y 3 no., 70~ = e o e |law. The Commissioners, - however, Bunday on { 1mo., 20¢ | need not be halted by that fact. The All Other States. Panama and Costa Rica. Announcement to Fullding. u, Eugland. +v marning in efjagent for each day of neglect after 1 or telephone Main | by carriers at the Panama by See-| In any case, the weeds should be cut; should, in fact, not be permitted had® citizenship. A landlord who takes “Ino care of his property should be re- minded of his duty by interposition of the law. This old statute just recalled permits the fining of the owner or notice has been given. He is allowed| seven days in which to comply, after which the fine runs. It is stated that there is no appro- priation for the enforcement of this police force can be utilized as weed Datly and Sunday.1yr., $10.00; 1 mo., 85c | inspectors and report every case of “. +Daily only. ay $7.00: 1 mo., €0c | neglected land. It will require no ex-; Sunday only 1yr. $3.00; 1mo.. 25c | tra duty on the part of the policemen |save the making of memoranda. The| clerical force at the District building can send the notices. The Police Court will do the rest. The police can per- {to develop. Neglect of a vacant lot is| the Constitution is intrusted to offi- cials elected by the people it is not easy to see the necessity for this vol- unteer force under the direction, nat of officers of the law, but of an im- perial wizard, answerable to nobody. America and@ Mexico. Undersecretary Fletcher's latest contribution to the discussion of our relations with Mexico shows such an understanding of the subject and con- veys such a spirit of good will the ef- fect in Mexico ought to be consider- able. It is in the form of an interview, can newspaper editor. These assurances are set forth: America is sincerely desirous of a set- tlement of the difficulties existing be- tween the two countries. She wishes Mexico well, and is negotiating on the basis of friendship. She has delivered no ultimatum, but et it given in this city to a visiting Mexi- | ports Detroit, Toledo and Ironton railroad will remain unique for some time to come unless the methods which he used are capable of widespread appli- cation. One may suppose that it was comparatively easy to apply them to the Detroit, Toledo and Ironton, for this little road was so sadly in need of reorganization that drastic changes were presumably welcomed without many mental reservations on the part of those who had to put them intp effect and who knew that the old ways had brought the road into bank- ruptey. At any rate, an article by Prof. Hoagland in the New York Times re- results which are amazing, enough to attract the attention of even the most stolid of old-time rail- roaders. The Detroit, Toledo and Ironton railroad, it appears, has re- duced its force of employes from 2,700 to 1,650, while doubling its traffic. This bare statement is enough to ex- plain the change from bankruptcy to prosperity, but who can explain the explanation? All departments have been cut. Customary, but useless of- been discharged. Men ficials have $2 Corsets $1.39 A special sale of “P. N.” Corsets, of pink batiste, with wide front steel; medium bust with long hips. Finished with mer- cerized embroidery. All sizes. Regular $2.00 values tomorrow at $1.39. Third Floor—Corset Dept. 36-Inch Fruit-of-the-Loom Muslin, 16¢ Yard One-yard wide, full bleached and soft-finish for women's and children’s wear. Brassieres, 4dc of Living. Every Item. BOTH SIDES OF 7™ AT K ST. “THE DEPENDABLE STORE" 34-Inc Beach Suitings and Linene, 18c denberg’s Clear, Concise Bar- News Briefly Told. Read 25¢ Percales 16¢ Yard A fine, close woven grede i apted for making men's shirts, boys’ blouses and grounds, in a large assort- meng of checks, stripes, dots, figures and plain col- A full yard wide. ors. 50c Bleached Turkish Towels, 39¢ -inch mize, fast color pink a fine, close, absorbent T 19¢ Huck Towels, 124¢ ‘retary Hughes that the United States i m no more important duty than in|only her views, formed from her in-| - a their regu- Of good 1i i da You'll be missing a_genuine bargain not to get your & A ¢ s 2 who had too little to do on tReir & muslin, trimme d Z 18x36-Inch size, red border; a i gloes not “feel compelled to suggest” |\ Lo S the observation | formation, as fo what the situation {lar jobs are putting in their spare. time back and front with wide em- | Il share of the savings. The most serviceable and desired PIne S ioae Saveit Yo IRt et 2 that Costa Rica delay longer in taking | ¢ oo uiatjons designed ®o protect the | calls for. 1f Mexico has something | D Jobs left vacant by the depurture of broidery, underarm shields, wash fabrics for smart jumper dresses and children’s wear. face. ., Jurisdiction over the territory in dis £ : former easy-going occupants. Gener- hooked front model; all sizes. Choose from a large assortment of wanted colors, as well as E s eight public health. better, she will be glad to receive and | ally speaking, each man work pute should end a situation that has| % s d (this is im- i y white. Sale price, 18c a yard. : ! 3 i but to speuk | Lours daily—no more an s : 1 . S 3 " for some time caused an imminence of | = = T conaideriit gMaxicoghas z portant) no less. Six dollars is thel [ & Bandeaqx, 25¢ | 29¢ and 39¢ Printed Voiles, 16¢ Towels, 19 . trouble between those countri pan., Civil War in West Virginia. to secure attention. mimimum day's pay, and 208 hours is| g I_ll_nk Mesh Bandeaux, hook | c a ) 1 y oW c e o 1, possession of |(ha. area. 16|, A\ stale of eivil ‘war prevailstup inj] - ABHics. notwlthatanaing reports to | shaclutely ithe imaxmir UNS 30154 S e mertect eings al | cirat Stmant of sirines, eheeks. foral patierns, scroll eRects Absorbent weave, for face or . S8 o e @ g g ats 3 g et cting _{any one man can p e - ade. perfect :a iful assortment of i h ) r 2 question, and has scught to fnduce|J¥est Virginia that s a symptom of| I° CORtrary. s not acting “"’,d‘;' “"l“ Service at a cost which approachey | S and neat figures; a fine, sheer quality. In all wanted colors. e TS < this government to decide the con-|a bad condition. Martial law has been |42 and sclfuh infuences Lut ST |prowar feures 8 tlet, t plegny by |l - b T | 18c Huck Towels, 11c % troversy In effect by bringing pressur | declared in certain areas in_ conse-| Aiel TWINERCE [SEIE (R BAO which it has been calted into exisiZl g Men’s $1 Work Shirts, 69¢ | 18x36-tnch All-white Hemmed %o bear upon Costa Rica to relinquish | Guence of the activity of mine strikers. £ saenaliencosmayibe 6 B eSA R v eh o) |1 Golden Rule Work Shirts, of 5 = . Huck Toweln, soft-finiah grade, oall o e e recenusy ‘o pre.|Seeks better relations with Mexico for fa secret which many would Ice tod gy eihmirey Noxira ul cat | Clark’s Darning Cotton Jet Head Pins, Sc D e e &ll claims. Such an et cauld not be s 5 o Solve, The elimination of n - bliochar 3 | = and or side towe! s 3 'ritory was awarded to Costa Rica in |stationed for the preservation of 0rder |\ “pyotcher will visit Mexico and |said to be essentlal features of the} g _the oriei Iden Rule label. | cjaries 0. N. T. Darning Cot- Collar Bands, S¢ $7.00 and $8.00 Part-Wool | Jan arbitration by the late Chiet Jus- in this region and the radicals have| o o T YT (LT Ford program —Baltimore Sun [ Men’s 75 | ton. in black, white and colors. o Ty AT S ey Blankets and Comforts | ““tice White, who decided against Pan-|been voicing loud protests against the | €% {pendent democratic). enENoC Underwear, 45¢ | — e = all sizes. 3 t $5.00 ol «cama after an exhaustive hearing. 1f|state of martial law. and have organ-| "o (.jye of these assyrances is the| The Endurance of “Lightnin’.” Sieonne or Linu AR White Cotton Tape, l_4c - i A 3 E .. the Tnited States were now to negative ized groups of armed men Whose PUT-| . o ¢or for the fact that Mr. Fletcher | «p e e et . o> shisth Al | __24-yard rolls; good quality. West Electric Curlers, 9¢ Mn:sz.nlwh :,”-u\-){.“-e,,m dou- .; “‘that finding, which would be the effect | Pose is obviously to attack the troops. |y, " ovoq 0 ambassador to Mexico, hl“':h:'?::';‘ ve survived three years cxtra large double seats, no Women’s Electric Curlers; two in set. D e s e i 1 + i - & » { whicl Vi av izes. <! i g il of “suggesting” to Costa Rica aban-| It has been estimated that at least 900!, 4 o0 i hig consideration of the mat. : = chen it e 5= ders—part wool. 80-inch E: a | i B -|and a night of Broadway W 5 = oo 4 i 39¢ Sanitary Aprons, 25¢ Dressmakers’ Pins lamb's wool filled tomforts, \ ‘. @onment of further claims, it would Of these men have been assembled.i .. i panq is not altogether depend-|closes Saturday. night, should throw oty Comtorts, Men’s Cambric Ni'gllt” 7% disctedit mot only that arbitration, ready for an advance into the county | oy on \hat reaches him from this|some illumination on the eternall Robes, $1.00 _ large size: well made. Two Papers, 9c sateen, figured back and center, conducted by its highest judicial off.|that has been placed under military! 0o O WO R nd auers of the managers, “What kind obes, $1. | Kbz Snap Fastens —— Four hundred pins on paper; | IIh plain border of pink, biue, cer, but the whole procedure of inter-| £uard. If they do so a fight 18 HKely |1 oyleqge of that country and its|of stuff do they want?” Bear in, LBl ent Seneciaty) | aEXsoonapieageness, Eopdiguatis | Gouenbers's—Tourth Fioor. . hatlonal arbitraments. to result and blocd will be shed. And|jeqqers, and has followed understand-|mind that the show is not being — d o et At Al e hlre ey $2.00 Chiffon Taffeta e e * Costa Rica hus advised this govern-| this is in a state of the Amerlcan om- | gy a1l developments in Mexico since fclosed even at this late date because | ig) Men’s Half Hose, 25¢ D sent ontcaray 39¢, 48c and 59¢ Washable j.ment of its determination to assame monwealth. It is, as already said, civil | pe fa)) of Diaz. now a little more than [the interest In Frank Bason 28/ g e e R ey e e o $1.59 t t 24c Yo ‘fmmediate jurisdiction over the d e [ accadeaeo. Tichimn m|“,,J?'I‘,‘;’;a‘u"““}‘ffi_‘;‘f‘m, | other high-grade .*n | Twine Shopping Bags, 25¢ | A good heavy quality. with Cretonnes al c Yard . puted territory. As a precaution the| There is no particular danger in this i S Lraves Broadway becauss 18 tan iwa | [ mercerized cotion: perfect qual: | Stronkly made; riveted han- T e S Spurciuee ok (h Jealbe S rin 3 e : ! : | ; 1 . na mill lengthe of fine United States has dispatched a force | demonstration of lawlessness. 1t Willl pyere gy be moments when King |years ago. Actually thisl ranf il ke e . .| ecoirena: street and evening | mrade cretonmes 34 ang 36 & P s Zo «|be suppres it . ph i rri i ha totaled 1,291 perfo 4 ’, . . shades, including the much- c vide—p! 9 2 of marines o the Canil Zone. This|be suppessed i€ the plan is carried | Goorge may wonder whether he is the | "ie Sy “Ligntnin " is devold of | Men’s Wool & Worsted One- Kleinert’s Rubberized AP el Al s e IR L e does not imply that this government : to the point of actual encounter. There| ;v “hargon in the empire who does fall the appeals that most experts Piece Bathing Suits, $2.39 Kitchen A 50 I i L D ) umie Ly - Wil intervene with force between will be no lack of state or. if need be,| 0 Uk 2ot facllities for tree. | maintain are demanded for s success | ] g , $2. _Kitchen Aprons, 50c = - Al et R e #C Ri panama. It is pri-| federal forces to put down the revolt. % ere e o) e Hl Plain colors. This lot includes .arge size; well made. & and coverings. Immense as- Cesta Rica and Panama P A e N e dom of speeci blood-curdling melodrama, ;'gf;: ':o'l“‘" Bl every high-grade suit in stock; | — 2 Children’s Sweaters gortment of patterns, in light display of draperies. say that it is merely Frank Bacon, who, like Vincent Crummles, came out of the provinces playing himself. Yet this play has endured on the most sophisticated street in the most so-| and dark floral effects, stripes, bird, follage and tapestry ef- fects. The majority are per- fect—esome have a slight mis- print on edge. . marily a precaution against anti- - American demonstrations in the Canal | Zone. The territory in dispute is situ { ated at the extreme western end of ! Little Tots’ AN-Wool Sweaters, $2.98 In all-white and pink and light blue combinations; plain —_————————— sizes 36, 38, 40 and 4 " Men's Genuine - l Lee Unionalls, $2.29 ‘i 3 Hairpin Cabinets, 12c Larze size; contain about 300 | apanned Wire Hairpins, symptom, and on that score it is t disquieting. It does not, of ourse, mean that this country is on In spite of the old-time summer “dont’s” which advised abstinence from all alcoholic drinks, beer now e Tape M‘easules, 5c ma ¥ t i ‘e than ' the verge of revolution. The condi- b : The full bolte on male Fourth the Panaman Bf..\ 1 x~:p nu‘l eRidss ml:“'c“ Virginia are not char.|2SSerts itself as a medicine; an anti- | phisticated city In the world, while | O A e ape L RS e e e e e Tl e i 9& 200k miles awuy fromutic EXClOCIPORREE AR B s - dote possibly for overindulgence in|the Eirl shows, the boudolr farced, hest work suit made; sizes up to ape Measure, 60 inches | pockets: sizes 2, 3 and 4 years. sale = First Floor, Bargain of the canal by air line and much acteristic. It is practically an isolated | o/0 PP 0, and the crook plays languished and | P Tong tipped 22 e z = Sy su 5 e = — S et -1y farther by sea, so there is nolikelihood | case. But these West Virginia recalei- SO 8 e died. Girls’ All-Wool Tuxedo On its record “Lightnin’” can come close to making the claim that it is| the sort of play that the present gen- eration of playgoers wants. One might deduce, then, that the popular aste i8 wholesome and that it is not hard to please.—New York Trib: {une (republican). The Drift of Lenin. Lenin is drifting. His drift began, months ago, possibly as early as the| first hegira of Washington Vanderiip into the land of the soviets. He has Noo T size given up the militarization of labor.| Noit s aizes tude should not be permitted to assert | His back has been turned on the na-| No. 9 size | tionalization of lands. itself among nations under the cynical | The pedsant! | can keep, sell or sow such grains as| he does not use in paying his taxes.| “Inside Dress Belting, 5¢ Superior quality; all widths. ilnvy Retinned Iron Food Chopper, $1.39 “Keystone” make, with four knives, strong and durable. —_—————te———————— " Women's $2.50 Athletic Union Suits, 95c Made with ribbon shoulder straps, a few made with regu- lar armhole; Wroken sizes. Women’s 29¢ Vests, 18¢ Comfy cut, with crochet neck and arms; regular and extra sizes. | trants are the vetims of agitators who 2 |are seeking insidiously to break down| Many amateur political sleuths are ernment to!government in the United States.!busily engaged in hunting clues for| | some mysterious motive in appointing the famous professional detective, W. J. Burns, to be chief of the bureau of investigation. —_—ae—————— Sweaters, $3.95 Fancy stitch; in dark brown and rust, with ‘contrasting bor- der and sash; sizes § to 12 years. of the conflict, if one occurs, affecting the canal interests y. The refusal of this gov intercede in behalf of Panama, coupled | They have chosen the miners of the with the fact that the award was made |area that has been aptly called the by an American jurist, has aroused a: “American Balkans” as an easy me- “ strong anti-American feeling in Pan-|dium for a demonstration. If martial| . ama, despite the fact that Panamalaw can be defled in Mingo county, owes its independent existence in a; W. Va. it will be hailed as a victory great measure to the United States. It against “capitalistic tyranny.” But it s well, therefore, that there should|cannot be so defied there any more be a sufficient force in the Canal Zone | than anywhere else as long as the ma-| .to prevent any demonstrations of hos- ! jority of the people are behind state Aility. {and the federal governments in the Should Panama resist the efforts of | maintenance of order, whatever may | definition “a lively sense of favors yet Costa Rica to take possession of the|be the merits of the industrial dis-|to come.” S e e disputed area the United States might putes giving rise ito friction. —_———————— linch. Land has been denationalized, Atender its good offices to prevent blood: The West .\'irginia troubles, pro- Railroads have occasionally suflerefli::m:;uuh(-\:, :Q;»nhnu&lh;gu:;& E;x:s(x‘af{ shed. Such an offer, however, is not moted by radicals of forelgn extrac-y, taying to the water instead of lay-| money of intrinsic value. The gov- | ““assured of acceptance. Yet, the award | tion, are the more difficult because of ing up something for & rainy day. ."mmev;:mmlsl S_:d;.'?gn:;‘r: K:fip&mg “ having been made by an American|the strong spirit of personal inde- [Inowamermitaltradingfand raricking arbitrator and verified by subsequent | pendence prevailing among the moun- e {trains and_vessels must pay their; refusal of the United States to inter- | taineers of that region. Many of the! Bergdoll has succeeded in beingi:’:r:i-"”’::;ue factories are being re-| Vene in review, it may become the duty | miners are aliens, but in their fight|highly expensive without being either | “All this gives form and color to the ( of this government to insure ac-jagainst the operators they have the | useful or ornamental. ':fil(\:(';aln‘lil‘lj::‘l glzvyr"nr:‘ir::m(‘r::lgwlfi‘lfimv quiescence. sympathy of a large percentage of the clude the mensheviki, the socfalists native people of the section. In this respect the West Virginia affair is} SHOOTING STARS. | aistinct from conditions that are likely ito prevail tlsewhere than in the Stockinga lfmers, 5¢ Egg shape, with handle. "Glass Wash Boml;: 69¢ In !l::nlf 7\73\:\01‘[ fram ‘ l:lelvy Tin Wash Boilers i With cold wood handles and tight covers. | Clearance of Women’s | White Canvas Low Shoes I The opportunity is here to purchase white footwear to Aluminum | h‘st the .\ulr‘umer s}eason out at rare savings. We're after clearance—hence these drastic reductions to dispose of all Coffee Percolators, $1.39 P summer low shoes of white canvas. Two-quart trade Size. concave Lot One—Women's White Canvas shape with patented wood han- i $1.69 $2.45 n 1 Pumps, with Louis and Cuban heels; turned dles. medejofheavyialnminum W and welted soles. Sizes 3 to 7. Former . Lot Three—Women's White Canvas Oxfords and Pumps, | | with Louis, Military and Baby Louis heels. $3 85 | . | §4.00 values at £ Lot Two—Women's White Canvas Strap to 7. Former $5.50 and $6.00 values . | Galvanized Iron : Wash Tubs, 79¢ Reference to British obligations to other nations in connection with the} i Children’s 89¢ Nainsook Waist Suits, 69c Low neck, sleeveless and knee length pants, with garte: tachments: sizes 2 to 12 First quality. Women’s 75¢ Gauze Cotton Union Suits, 43¢ Low neck and sleeveless, tight and loose knee styvles; regular sizes only. recent wan show a proper sentiment in the mind of Lloyd George. Gr‘dlbt i R i Women's bnné Crepe Kimonos, $1.50 | . with Baby Louis and Cuban heels. % to 7. Former $4.50 and $5.90 values Bread or Cake Boxes, 98¢ White Japanned Tin Roll-top Bread or Cake Boxes, strongly made. Sailor collar, elastic waist model, also empire peplum ef- fects, with full kimono sleeves: satin trimmed. All colors and sizes. Long Crepe Kimonos $2.59 In rose, copen, pink and lav- | of the right and other elements that are now anti-government. His first] task is to convince the more moder-| ate communists, of whom Trotsky is| not, that it is better to do this than, to let Russia die in her own house. | Goldenberg’s—First Floor. The Merchant Marine. BY PHILAN NSON. ‘The President is an advocate of.an LANDER JOHNSO! T A i i = i der, V-neck, loose-back American merchant marine. His faith | United States. Panacea _There always has been the possibil- ok Lalos ieatlor) collar ar: > With dropped handles. 20- in our ability to establish one is strong | EE Rt el b | : ity of such an evolution. Russia had Dire styles: trimmed with wide | Boys Fast-Color Satin Charmeuse, $2.39 inch size. {They are playing sweetest music for}to move in some direction. She had y b3 s o ohy 5 o ) ottt > even in the face of the present dis-| Railroad managers are very busy to-| e AT moyed €0 the limits of revolution and satin ribbon; all sizes. i Wash Suits, $1.45 Saiacheaimideis e woren Stra e . . radicalism. The only direction she = ality, . in Bro couraging situation. He rests upon the { day, but they could well afford to take | And even crime is often cured by|can move ls back. Lenin. who has| $4 and $5 Lace Curtains Closing _out remainders of white, turquoise, xolden brown, o L our regular stock of Boys’ Wash Suits, left from lines which sold at much higher prices during African brown, navy and black. American record. We have not failed gray, taupe *4in any of our undertakings; and some been called the “intellectual giant of; the revolution,” Carpet Brooms, 69¢ Large size, with six strings {time off to attend a lecture on ef- melody, -they say. | ficlency by Henry Ford if he could be There is some that the conscience of a T seems to have had the intellect to see this a good while $2.85 Pair | Scotch, | | wide, evening shades, also white and in a good of them have been big and difficult. | persuaded to give one. i ago and make the start. Comparison Included are Filet. thes eason. Well made and B — = == Why should we fail in this undertak-| burglar finds quite healing = |,fhoy and yesterday in Russia shows | Nottingham and Madras | full-out wash suits in Middy $1.50 Crepe de Chine Cast-Iron Gas Stoves, $2.98 ik ool ides e e In a sentimental song about “the|that he has come far and that he has weaves, in white. ivory and models, of $1.09 2 H ing, big and difficult as it would be at| gpe English-Irish question is so memories that come stealing.” |1eft the Trotskys and the Chicherins ! ccru: 2% and 3 yards long) 36 | f materials. 2 | _ Two-burner Cast-iron Gas any time and particularly big and diffi- complicated that everybody concerned l(');hd(nfl_e:df;l;itl)adglphlg Public Ledger to 48 inches wide, in a very Sizes 3 to 8 v First Floor. A 40 inches whhl’ft all ul,||k, 2 Stoves, well made and guaran- i % 3 2 H 5 inde . v - — — rm woven U y, & 5 | _cult as it is at this time? . in negotiations is justified in welcom- | The bootleg gentry often keep their B — IH I paresimanee otimew anciet Al 25¢ Dress Gin 1 s R e e enyia] Mreeriburarts SRS _ B The President’s feelings are Widely |y, an occasional pause that will en- teelings in control Wall Street Signs and Portents. | |f Pourth Floor. Eorons ghams, 19¢ sortment of new street and Alzminum i i 2 inches felt. An American merchant marine i ble him to think things over. By singing of the landlord who once From Wall Street comes a report‘ range of broken checks, in pink, black. $1.25 “Run-of -the-Mill” Strainer Kettle, $1.89 no new topic. In Congress and out the | filled the flowing bowl. that “the infrequent investor” has| lavender. light blue, copenhagen setopic has been discussed for years.| po o CCTUNEN N T ve | The avariclous profiteer may temper {made his appearance again. “The | Seamless Bleached Sheets | 2nd . back: warranted fast $1.00 Imported Hexagon shape. with alymi- True, for years the discussion Was|p o4 that Villa is content to raise moments surly }infrequent” investor” eis a superior 85¢ en's ana_children's dresees, alfo White Voiles, 45¢ eTaausce i tranc) mizo: ool : 5 ¢ fruitless, except as showing a continu- ing sentiment in the country in favol of turning our attention again to the sea carrying business, in which we| were once a prosperous participant. This great project should be a fea- jure in our appearance as a leading ture of intensified aerialism; conduct- i = ich satin f; d: - — _pation in the new world the war has Whenever we discover that an intel-|is always right. His last great de- 7 Ao s grade. ity, in black, navy greated. We are strong on land, ang | °1 With sases distributed by airplance; Toet B s monstration is said to have been in $1.59 Seamless' Bleached "$2.00 Sport Silk $1.49 15¢ Bleached brown. Good welght for ¥/ehould be as strong on the water. Wel e fondness for propounding ques.| We'll get a brand-new phonograph and the early fall of 1919, when he sold Sheets, $1.29 35-inch vl:hm. Sport Silk, a Shkerl-'lamel, lZl/;c A TR “are a nation of producers, and in order oo & keep the records playing. andiwentjeouthy §1x90-inch, full double-bed | very heavy quality, with hand- 27 inches wide, an extra heavy $3.50 All-Wool 20 keop that up must become a nation | tionnaires does not cause Mr. Edison Man loves to belleve that some- size, perfect quality. some self-color plaid designs. double-fleece quality. ' s of distributors. If we are to trade | L0 feel any reciprocal interest in being Prudent Preference. oD G ST : T Tricotine, $2.69 3 superior z % tably with the World we muyst be |Journalistically interviewed. “Posterlty will raise a monument to| belngs. ~ That is why most men so $4.00 Crochet Bedspreads = —_— 40 inches wide, in mavy, P e . S a uition.” , brown and black. One of the prepared ‘te ‘deliver 6ur own goods. e o you for your services!” exclaimed the | the same way the plodding pro-} sz 98 favored materials for suits and ¥ The shipping industry is depressed. But so are many other industries. There is depression throughout the world. But it is slowly lifting, and ship- - ping will benefit. Let us be ready to 3 critics.” 25 limited : . { = safely as the ducks fly south. c o Good, serviceabl terial fo improve that time. Learning and the Ku-Klux. The public also has a kind of 45x36-inch size, hand torn and Sleeveless Jumper Dresses of Cotton Ramie and Linene, fall wear. o e i —_—— Disarmament will not be complete ‘until it provides for supervision of the silent and obscure laboratory as well _as of the nolsy and conspicuous gun foundry. { Lenin has had no more success in making history than Trotsky enjoyed —in producing literature. —————— new control? The object of the order, joned hose. All - “I saw & bathing suit that I regard- — tion of African brown; silk™ all the dresses. 1 Weed-Grown Lots. jre ars told, (alfo proteot e e | ediasanocking ™ It works both'wayx We get In- $1.75 Seamless Bleached | fhe black: they: have s trific | Yay up including garter top. o Discovery of an old act of Congress -making it unlawful to permit weeds a e i to grow more than four inches in .| cause It 3 raca = s s si. The kiamis speeading L IC 16 noticonsiie) summer youll be sested up from last thread gradé. 38c Dress Ginghams, 25¢ Derfections, while others are | fnish quallty. Ten yards in 4:neight on vacant land in the densely | fineq to the south, as was the klan of < - perfect quality. Not a complete ach pi & sopulated parts of the city Kes it d A Modern Science. year's by next year.—Tulsa Tribune. - 32 inches wide, in a wonder- et caloca el piece. ol y ma reconstruction times. The dispatches 50¢ Bleached Pillcwcases | ful assortment of checks, plaids, ge o . possible for the Commissioners to move to rid Washington of a nuisance - fine = _-that {s serfouslystroublesome to many e a Times. 45x36-inch_ size, a -very . Three-quarter-length Socks, Tictic: Thisia e tmed o tho | L i | anout o leasr g he harper} b e = ql e e n or | $1.50 Silk Pongee, $1.19 in_black, whits eorSovan, Te- 36 inches wide, a fine. soft- IREIDELE, Dot o ghostly re-| proposition is to make it pay.” Bobbed Hair “Going Out.”—Head- Teas g $3-inch All-silk Tan Pongee, seds and cadet. Of fine mercer- finish grade. Ten yards in each ~-development of an unsightly condition. | galia in a rainstorm. line. At -first they said it came in| Boys’ Two-Ti Suits a genuine imported heavy qual- ized cotton; a few of them have pisce. But there is a health reason for it as T R because it came out. Now that it is ys 1wo-lrousers “} ity, tn light and natural tan -ribbed tops. Mostly all sizes. :well. Weeds induce hay fever, and at this season of the year many people suffer seriously from that affection. The pollen from the weeds causes in-|from Trenton, “letters setting forth - el 5 should agree to stand Ulster.—Ashe- Both pairs of Knickerbocker Fine Ribbed Hose, in black 36 tmsfhb lwma. a high-class woven, s(:‘fl-flnluh qu:llls‘. for fammation of the membranes of the|the purpose of the klan and the quali- mem»r“ zisge Licensa Slu) 8 report ntthlf ville Times. trousers are lined throughont. ::3“ wz'fix;'fo » few sizes missing 3::":1;1 fabric, for sport suits | %tll:mer resses and middy .amasal passages and sets up an acute i*g ttation lastirig frequerly for weeks, | enlistments has caused such an in.|this year, but the increased income|to turn all we e _over to the gov- e usually until the coming of frost.|tense feeling of anxiety among colaree | fake m:'::nml:{—mwoltg::;'m- ul—g::h}w:“-?‘fi?f |crops instead of prospecting around ;his farm for oil wells and a view to their personal control. —_—————————— According to many experts the war- fare of the future will be in the na- | That the I. W. W. should live up to the terroristic importance assigned to it by European radicals was too much to expect. i Late developments justify a repeti- ition of the question The Star pro- rounded quite recently: Why is the Ku-Klux Klan at this time of day? The organization has acquired the Lanier University, situated in Atlanta, jand elected to the presidency Col. Wil- liam J. Simmons, who is the imperial {wizard of the knights of the klan. ‘What will be the curriculum under the jthe Constitution of the United States. ‘What studies are supposed to bear particularly on that service? the other day contained an account of the meeting of a “lodge” of the order Application has been made for estab- lishing a “lodge” at Indianapolis, the applicant’s name given. In New Jersey, according to a story fications for membership and urging teeth so white and pearly. Away with business doctors and with alienists and such; ‘With all their ostentation, they do not amount to- much; admiring friend. “I hope not,” protested Senator Sorghum. “I'd rather take my chances .| with the editorial writers than the art Jud Tunkins says profanity has be- come so common he hopes maybe it' go out of style pretty soon. Diplomatic Deepness. A diplomat oft fills my head ‘With misty discontent, When I have read what he has said I wonder what he meant. Two Reasons Possible. “Why?” inquired» Miss Cayenne. “Because it was out of style or be- “Unemployment is a great problem.” “It is,” replied the radical agitator. “Unemployment by ‘itself is easy Secretary Mellon announces money- in United States Treasury will be kept in cleaner condition. Wasn't a lot of that money cleaned up dur- ing the war.—Springfield News. ber of applications in June and July By singing ebout golden hair and|being in whom all brokers believe. | | +q1 | vestor,” but it is not as sure as the | tessional broker, His appearance in force foreshadows } an upward turn in the market. He | buys when most people are selling, | and sells when most people are buy- ing, and through some peculiar finan- cial instinct for the top and bottom he finding himself so often fooled by the winds of Wall street, would be lost without his be- | lief in the divinely gifted investor ! who scuds before the great seasonal | changes in the market as surely and sneaking belief in “the infrequent in- brokers are. The public is inclined to think that “the infrequent inves- tor” is not decisive, like ducks, but tentative, like the grqundhog. He may come out, see his shadow and g0 back for another nap. It is good news that this harbinger of better times - has been sighted on Wall street. But “the infrequent inves- tor” must get reasonably frequent before the general public will be sure he has come -out to stay.—Chicago Daily News (independent). come tax exemption and rental pen- alty for having children.—St. Louis Post Dispatch. ! ‘Wicked men swear when out of humor; good men hold their tongues and take it out ‘of the kids.—Tampa Mill “irregularities” of Seam- less Sheets. so termed because of slight imperfections, which do not impair the wearing quality. Made of heavy, round- thread muslin, full bleached and seamless; all 81x90 inches for double beds. In heavy raised Marseilles patterns, full double-bed size. 39¢ Bleached Pillowcases ironed. Perfect quality. $1.75 Crochet Bedspreads $1.29 Three-quarter bed size; per- feot quality. T$2.50 Crochet Bedspreads_ $1.98 Full double-bed size, in Mar- seilles designs. Sheets, $1.39 81x99-inch size (note the ex- tra length), a heavy round- 35¢ coming In again . we find it is going out.—Kansas City Star. “Ulster Stands Pat.”—Headline. Turn about is falr play. Now Pat ‘Wouldn’t it be much simpler for. us at $6.75 . They are dependable suits, well tailored from durable cheviots and ‘tweeds in neat mixtures.’ Sizes 7 to 17 years.—Third Floor, 32-inch Peggy Cloth, in stripes and plain colors. $2.00 Satin Duchesse $1.79 35-fnch Black Satin Duchess, all pure silk, a heavy quality, 40 inches wide. Beautiful sheer White Voiles made from the finest selected combed yarn —one of the very best grades importde into this country to retail at $1.00 a yard. and appearance it bears a close resemblance to georgette crepe. In finish about the house at any time. with patch pockets, finished with belt. 16 to 40. Women’s $2.75 Hose $1.25 Thread Silk Hose, dovan, medium and dark gra: in cor- and a few black, all full-fa: are perfect defect which will not affect the wearing qualities. Incomplete range of ‘sizes. cordovan and stripes and plain colors; a very fine quality, shades, for men's shirts, ‘women’s and children’s wear. Children’s 50c Hase, 25¢1 m with double lisle Some are subject to s Jumper Dresses, $.00 Splendid dresses to last the summer out and to wear Come early—the quantity is Good range of desirable colors to choose from, in sizes Women's $3.50 Chiffon Silk Hosiery, $1.65 Full-fashioned hose, of sheer quality chiffon silk, In_black, Polo gray, medium brown and Also Thread Silk Hose of a heavler weight, IAn Russian calf, frican brown, $1.00 White Wash Satin 59¢ rter top. light im- Children’s 59¢ Socks, 39¢ heavy quality, that is guaran- teed to give best of service. , $2.50 All-Wool French Serge, $1.89 50-inch _All-wool French Berge, a_ fine, close-twill g ‘rfl( TS ; 4 i dresses. " $1.39 Storm Serge, 98¢ 54 inches wide, double-warp quality, in black and navy blue. "$1.00 White ' Imported Organdy, 69c 46-inch White Imported Or- gandy; a beautiful transparert fabric, with a guaranteed per- manent finish. 39c White Voiles, 25¢ 40 inches wide, a fine, sheer two-ply quality, for waists and $1.69 English Longcloth $1.29 36 inches wide, & fine chamois- $2.50 Imperial English Nainsook, $1.98 25c White Cannon Cloth 19¢ s 34 ‘nches wide; a heavy close