Evening Star Newspaper, November 4, 1921, Page 14

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This afternoon & crowd cheered the vet- erans as they paraded the principal streets and marched In review before Gen. Pershing and the governors of Tennessee and South Carolina. The day’s reunion events commenced at 8 o'clock this_morning with the and Presence of Pershing arrival of Gen. Pershing. The re- ception committee was headed by Feature Celebration. Judge 3. 3. Dickinson, former Sec- By th retary of War, and included Maj. Gen. 'NA.OB:;M“M Press. E. M. Lewis, commander of the Old witH mVlLLE. Tenn., November 4.— ! Hickory Division, and three congres- I oith s luuse from President Hard- sional medal of honor men, Maj. J. { Ing, hoping for the veterans a rec Dozior. Rock Hill, 8. C.; el the ShEiRaan e mate | Mownd sf My, Vel & {in war. and with Gen. . Persh- | and Corp. J. C. Villepigue, Camden, {ory Division of the &. B = Copsed | Sy i ‘The party left immediately f ':;:y third annual reunion here to- | Ward-Belmont Lollege, Whera the ¥ honor guest and his escort marched vmlc'v:;h';r“lrl.‘l“e1 1ha- rarely extended a|across the campus between lines of extending z'na:'e".i".'i‘:ri,'é‘:"m"‘"‘,".." 650 white-clad schoolgirls to the Caoninag these ex-service men of the | main 'bullding of 'the [institution, F. opcsed where, after formal greetings, an ;‘; ;:Ml;“m,:mlry credit the breaking | old-time southern breakfast, featur- @ hithert) impregnable Hinden- | ing fried chicken, was served. D. ©, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1921. BRITISH WOULD ADJUST Six Dollars @ Month | NATION’S WAR DEBT NEW YORK, November 4.— Six dollarx a month Ix the aver- age malary of unmiversity pro- fesnors In Vienna, according to Clemens Pirquet, Austrian child specialixt, who came to Amer- fen to deliver a weries of lec- tures at Yale University. Thewe profexsors, together with many artists and writers, subsint at a “Profexsors’ mess,” he xnid in an address here laxt night. They nre served a good |* luncleon for 20 kronmen, or abon in wupported by American food drafts. Salary of Professor | At Present in Vienna in Resolution. in resolutions s |of th tional it to the ¢ the F of a cent. The menn opini; debts of the allies cduced or : A perfect emerald 1s the most costly reed upon. of all jewels. 5 adi tives of financial, commercial and in- dustrial interests. fer to German reparation, it is under- stood by the Daily Mail the commit- tee is convinced that modification of the reparations agreement {8 neces- sary in the interests of allied and British trade. Comfittee of International Cham- ber of Commerce Takes Step LONDON, November 4.—Steps to- ward reaching an adjustment of war debts between allied nations are who attempted to' assassinate King Victor Emmanuel in1912, was liber- ted from prison this morning under | Francesco Garces Gana; mini the recent amnesty deeree of the king. - | While awaiting liberation in the po- ice station, the answers of Alba to questions put to him indicated that|Barros Jarpa. his mind had been affected by his| \The cabinet will take 'he mlace of ifmprisonment. The man did not rec- |that headed by Hector Arancibla Las« ognize his father. Before he was|which resigned October 15. ced in jail for the attempt on the | Minister Jarpe is the only man in the of the king Alba had endeavored |old ministry to retain his portfolio in the present government o kill his parents. Although the resolutions do not re- —_—— KING VICTOR FREES ALBA. ROME, November 2.—Antonio Albs, Penna. Ave. For the convenience of visitors from foreign ports we place at their disposal a linguist——who will be glad to act as interpreter in connection with our store service. The Choice of an Overcoat We lay stress upon the size and comprehensive character of our stock of Overcoats—because it is one of the features of Saks Service to give individ= ual taste scope and latitude. want is the one you’ll find here. And you’ll find it The Overcoat you Exceptional Values in Boys’ Wardrobery These are all worthy of your con- sideration—and the savings are just as big as they seem. CHILE NAMES CABINET. SANTIAGO, Chile, November 3.—A presidential cabinet, the first of its kind in many years, was formed t.- day. The new ministry is composed of personal friends of Pres!dent Aler- sandria. It was organized after un- successful efforts by varions political leaders to form a parliamentary ca®i- net. The new ministry is made up as follows: Minisier of the interior, Is- mael Tocornai; minister of war, Samuel Claro Lastarria; mi ister of justice, Roberto Sanche:; minister of public works, Armando Jaramillo; foreign minister, Ernesio Foreixn 4 mines soit coal than ordinary e heaters give on hard coal. This is because the down- draft burns all the coal gases besides the coal, and gives full benefit of all the heat units in the coal. None of the fuel is wasted. o0 o =& Lowest prices —on all kinds of heaters. 2t It’s a real pleasure to show you their good points and explain about our easy time o . L Dining Room Special! For just one day—tomorrow—we are offering these complete Colonial dining room suites at the lowest price such splendid values have ever been offered for in this city. Massively con- structed, with the finest of cabinet work throughout, $55 and beautifully finished in golden oak, these marvelous suites go on sale at the tremendously reduced price of New Low Prices If you require a small cook | stove or a large eight-hole range we have it, with warming | oven or without. Every stove is guaranteed to be a perfect baker or your money back. MAXWEL] ' Furniture Co. 415-17-19 SEVENTH STREE BETWEEN D and E Sts. ) 32.'95 . You'll know they were never made to sell at any such price—the feel of the bodies; the | character of the finish; the exclusiveness of | the shapes—are indicative of their superior excellence. Welt and bound edge; silk lining—and in all the wanted colors. Proper proportions for each size. On the Economy Floor (Fourth Floor) Here’s Good News More of Those . Overcoats 82275 They are Double-breasted models—with the Raglan shoulder; split sleeve; belt all around—and are malle up in the plaid-back - weaves. 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