The evening world. Newspaper, June 2, 1921, Page 27

' : " THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JUNE 1921, * Store Open: 9 to 5 CUT IN COAL PRES SEEN SEDER REE AS OPERATORS, IN ALARM, sess | aa HEARN SEEK 10 AER NEW PERL Amera's Right 10 Lines 1 Frivay, aS Usuat, BarcAiIn Day Unquestioned, and Allies | Will Be | Be Told So. JUNE SALE DEPARTMENTS Women’s House Dresses and Negligees Girls’ and Misses’ Summer Dresses Sweaters, Shoes Boys’ Clothing and Furnishin Men's Apparel and Furnishin, Sentences and Talk of | BERLIN HAS_NO NO CLAIM. I I \ I : Nationalization. y Will, i e e efi ee This Country Will Only Ne- | P r 1 Cc e S ‘CONFER WITH EXPERT. gotiate With Germany Nom- e W O n 1 | oO n MAHLARat Pee” Athos inally on New Treaty. s “ls Predicted on Pat of TO WUE S Summer Need Is Predicted on Part! of | By David Lawrence. ave on | Anthracite Trust (Staff Correspondent of The Evening hi \ ‘ —.—. World.) : r ‘ , White Linens , Bir Rane Mother Lavishes Care on 11-} WASHINGTON, June 2 (Copyright, Muslin Underwear Band 8s Voile | Junior Boys pie 6 iad 122 fightin 1.52 Bh (Soeciat to The Brening World.) * 1921).—America considers absolute! esses | i Firm, close weave. as ‘ er i 21). y uits tem, Foe uoen ee une 12 || Yed@iuaboy a VV On enles. | caviar to the German shina | COr8et Covers Foulard patterns—navy | 7.88 Washable S Neat stripes on wii | Were $2.24 yd 5 “right about face” attitude of the An- Killing 7-Year-Old | PS! Nainsook—round neck— 46 and black, also light! - 8 to 10 years—galatea, all sizes—were $1.74... All Li Dish Phivkaiea "Coal Pane, With laNgORAAL ig . seized in American ports about the| fancy lace and ribbon— Ms grounds —- embroidered| chambray and + 1.93 ; i nen Misi 31 time of the outbteak of war with Ger-| were .68 .... ale batiste collar, cuffs and Middy, Russian ands Oe Men’s White Towelling . developments to coal consumers, 18! senox,- Id. June 2—The court Night D vestee—sizes 36 to 44. Duteh styles-—white, col- Shirts Good value. yd. indicated by movements here to-day: | om here to-day presented a picture | any 9! resses " ; ors and stripes — with 1.68) Were 45........05 fs Aupresedtatives of Ahasoinl teteraste Despatches from abroad stating} Nainsook—ribbon run 68 | Women’s Voile combination. trim—Eton Mercerized oxford—} 1, that might have been taken from 1144+ ine pe: —were .97 Sale | * or sailor collar | with or without collars— Cotton Huck y fn the anthracite business from New| tasty yook—or a children’s play room, e paration Commission | | — SR UL ATCEE LY Dresses were $2.94 to $3.96..... all sixes— T 1 80 Youk and Doston, ottier than the J.P.! rcont tor the trage and deathly sat examine whether the ships| Night Dresses Floral patterns - Hayy, 3.94 were $1.85 and $2.25... ‘owels doz. 1 Morean éyndicate, are here conferring |scrius demeanor of the characters. manlonss& rertion’ef Gonten aroma | meneraiymodels with laces} .g(§] brown, lavender and ¢¢, Boys’ Coat Suits Men's Union Made Were 81.80 dos... i; with Frank C. Reese, the well known| Eleven-year-old Cecil Burkett, /faited to disturb the equanimity of| were 81.30... ..... Sale —sizes 96 to 46, ALG LU Ack 8.77 Overalls or Coats Turkish Towels } 32 | coal expert who for years has repre-|resting on his mother’s lap, with his omcial opinion on the subject, No Night Dresses Were 86.94........... opted ate ee tt Bikis ttue, wile "oe 96] Were .08.........c0008 . { sented national interests of consum-| head against her bosom, was tne jctalm has as yet been made for the g fais ol ateite metas Women’s Linen) have extra trousers— brown, also blue striped Union Linen (Part ' ers and who recently completed an|°Chtre of this tragic children’s pic-!ships, but if it should be presented Lahite Be Tie 2 1.94 . were $12.50.........006 —all regular sizes— Cotton) Towels 47 4 shaustive investigation of che truat,| ‘U7, He was on trial on a charge of the United States Government will| White or Suits were 81.99 vse. eseseees Ps 15 hs wbibdad hid tcl hap iist 782 he ¢ rderi seven-year-old Bennie! (he HO RR ab All pure linen , Pee OD ieee ies eee Taik of nationalization of the anthra-| igyin, iy” seven” brothers and |enitg wee Soeuingd ho bresuen wine | Chemises fully tailored Boys’ Navy Blue Men’s Terry Were cite mines by United States Senators iitere, all of tender years, were (ani ares °bts pr apo tal) CRAVANBE Tar alg 94] pinks oyster white and Suits Bath Robes L 3.33 Linen Tea Cloths Vagtlinalll er Hi ape ater eta cared for by the Russian immigrant 'act of Congress authorizing him to| variety of pretty models . ine = ites SaSeEGt oy Nora ue noel 8.14| Neat stripes—well made Remember, brides appre. ‘ovid : Me: serge—s eas ciate useful Profiteers, together with a proposi- ee as OCS waw [P2122 the ships. were $1.38 ......Sale Value $27.50 to $29.50. . WORSE WUE voke Hae 5 —all sixes—were $4.45. ree pte grec 6.95 } tion for a real investigation of the), The motes cnet of her eleven: |e. car as domestic law Is concerned. | Pn velope Chemises d ) —inverted pleats—T_ to Men’s Silk tres—others plain, hem- } anthracite business by Congress | ‘¢voted to taking care of her e hea (Our Government's right to the ships |" pine neinsook—white of Women’s an 17 years—were $10.50.. Neck f stitwhed Stnen, } whereby the lid will be taken off the | ¥ear-old, however. | he smoothed iis unquestioned. As for a German! fies =~ yokes, dainty; 1.95| Misses’ Suits of eckwea' 43] Were 89.98 veers business without compunction, has| "!# hair, brushed a spot of dust from | claim for the return of those ships, the| trimmed Skibo Tweed . 18.50| Boys’ Suits | Silks and satins—com-f Silkoline > ownel - | his plain little suit and caressed him. | american Government finds nothin, 2 vo Sale wee | bination colors, stripes, ‘ottn alarmed some of the owners of an-| Americ: B| were $2.76 Heather, green, gray and ; r GKAGIC6 deourition, Other children were grouped around | in the Versailles Treaty which permits Drawers Orchid, tan, gray. and brown fancies"inverted | 7 67 figures string” the | or Comfortables | Even more ‘alarming to those nay | ee eee ea tnd wehers fae (cermany to make such a claim, asthe |“ Co vinth muslin— 45| Were su574 to 829.74 or side pleated mudels -[ Lal is ee Attractive designs—full ing big sums invested ds the fact that | "¢¢% some for Cecil and others for | rertin Government gave away all her . ere $25.7 beh aE 8 to 17 years— len’s Fine Comb- size—cotton filled. a the prosecution. 4 ruffle with tucks and enraged consumers all over the coun- | Ba vate iy ‘ th rights to the ships in that treaty.| 37 S.-were .68....Sale Extra Size Taffeta) were $10.50 ........405 ed Yarn Socks 18 Were 84.47... .c0cecees. try are demanding that the Govern- ennie's mother sits near the pros-|mherefore the only parties who could Drawers Coat A Becks eile hea and . Feather Pillows ment place unlimited funds to hurry | ¢cutor’s table, aiding in the presenta | aisoute the American ownership of ¢ oats A Young Men’s Suits| teeWatenebicn eatne: water power developments which|ton of the case against the child. 14 vessels are the Allies. Wide or iti ih ates .95] Inverted pleat in back— Singines cha aU oe re tee Mixed duck and Sata. 2.55 Would affect a large anthracite ton-|She demands that the Killing of her!” Tne jatter have taken possession of) !#ce and crabroidery (it) hale Mned button trim) 19,75| breasted models — Children’s a4480 —- curalea rite age. aap Site MA A aol ga Fear uenmeete oeicraemeny bec ie elie peepee ) coming model to. stout brown, green and gray! 17 .94| Length Mercerized i : OPERATORS ASKS RAISE HIGHER) | Cecil denies etree Te sisted here that even though tho etticoats ‘a ie My Ol, homespuns and velnrs PAGS 7 All-Wool Plaid THAN WAR PRICES. claims Bennie sho accl-\ United States hasn't ratified the| Nainsook — embroidery,| 92 plaids and _ stripes: C . r P| Blankets 7.34 y children who were ¢ and insert . also navy serges—sizes White, with pink, blue dentally. Other child wel ruffles or lac 2 J y 8 Y Bee ee ree ory ee: | witilltha) two) boys! thelaayroehtha| Tens” Of Veroaslion) thisyGoverment|| 1/0 ote on as ith Nema (or be AR AE aa 33 to 40 chest— and brown and black Fuil size. terday’s conference, but sald: “There | with fhe two hors | Cecil was hold. | Continues to have a voice in the dis-| Cajlgp were $1.38. Sale. Voile and Or: andie) Were €86i805 5 00000088 striped cuff top. Were $16.94........5 is no doubt the anthractte situation pt e Whoty the ahot wae freq | Position of any pfoperty in the hands Petti t (vy) 'g' Were (O85. lock sa: Hand fs Caine is critical and that something must | !n& a Lea bay 7 Gs died wata: | Of the Principal associated powers at ‘etticoats Blouses Boys’ Percale we Mercer: ‘anasome, be done to avert disaster. ‘The oper-| and that inne be ae a chy to | the time of the armistice. Secretary Ruffles of Pendsome ms L Tucked, embroidered 1.56 ry ‘omen’s fortable Blankets ators have not contented themselves| “Cecil shot me and Iam going to) 11, wi instruct the American Breishry br tout eae Zire 296] and lace trimmed alsof 1.06) Shirts ’ ized Hosiery \ 37| Eidertown finish—varrl 7. Q5 with asking for war prices but are | die. representative on the Reparation| [owe Ol Mary inte Meo tailored styles in white Neckband style — with 85| Gray, cordovan and “ ety of color combina- . demanding from consumers prices Cecil's father is @ day laborer. Ben-| oc rnission to express the Amerioan| ‘SfceMer shadow prog’ = or colored com French cuffs=-Inrg asf # black—drop stitch— tions—full and twin bed which were never dreamed of during nie was the son of a struggling cros | viewpoint 18 ane aluith abAdIA be tande Werrag ete? Were $2.18 | sortment of newest col- Were .50.. on sizes. } the war. Wages in nearly all indus- roads merchant. TEs Gal . Philippine Bl } ors and patteray -sirs| Child: 9 P Were $10.95 and $11.v0. } tries are falling and these coal prices The entire section of the cougty|/f° us Moma eene | | Copset Covers Georgette ouses 121, to 1bYy—were oL.28) pi ara- Domet—Bleached 18 ( _ é f wheth a] Also crepe de chine --| i oe H are being met only with difficulty by is divided on the question o to| Been helping themselves to German| Round neck—embroider-| 9 74] Albroidered, beaded and | 7.97| Boys’ Blouses sols—Si 2.17] “a7 inches wide—soft.} i onsumers. On the face of this we Cecil should be punished. The State vhs 4 4 ry ) Pink and blues — with . ; : ith threats of still greater will not ask a heavy punishment 1a|®!pping has been that Germany must| td with vine and open lace trim--tuck-in and Plain white or fancy lovely floral. stripe in- downy nap—were Wiss yd. t are met w ction, put will demand | ™AKe good losses by submarine de- fing ern ket P nd Wie tie-back styles. | striped madras in nv serts-—were $2.47 Babi Diapers increases next fall. There will be no caso of convii 5 RRGGRS Aca stlcak eng a bs t embroidery and ri! Were $9.97 and $10.68. . H tt "3 85 ‘abies’ |p increases in anthracite prices. In- that the boy be confined in some | struction. wnat Connage sunk BY) bon—were §2.28.....Sale? ont eeterne ae Es Men’s & Women’s Bleached domet. .20 stead, prices must fall with those of home for children, | |i Renin | Wanccct very: sees, 2"! Women’s Georgette Blouses) sen Uiibreliss 1.94| Were .57 each. | odities. The coal indus- ec! wv . i = - pes 27 . Eee ae An exception of about the old swimming hole and|claims against Germany Amorican| Pink Bloomers Se US a SE are at 3.83] OLE ees Were $2.67..... : Domet— Bleached 22 i ih this. respect, Consumers cannot nered the closing argument of Dis | shipowners would he paid out of the| Elastic at knee and waist CEO a ee ue oa 3 Boris? Short : Children’s Knit 86 inches wide—soft, { tolerate it even if they hada mind to. — ‘I'll bet you all theee I'll be out at|PFeceeds of such shipping as had| —were .48.. 1sBale) chine— YY Pp | Waist Union Suits downy nap—were .58... } “Declarations of United states the swimming hole with the bunch | been seized from Germany. Women’ sBloomers Were $4.94 and Blouses ‘ais nion Su Crib Blankets 1 Senators Ede and Calder tna there to-night,” he told his nine-year-old | In view of the uncertain status of| Flesh color double 46 | GO| Vests waist and drawers 53 Jacquard, plok or blue--| 1 5A { , fs & combination in the anthracite Prother, one of the seven children Ur-| 4 war claims because the United| clastic at knee—- “*" | House and Short sleeves—iow neckf combined — low neck, Jsean ares plat or Dae . | ‘Yybusiness can be proved tight here. The boy defendant does not hold a| States has not ratified the Versailles} were .68........... Sale Porch Dresses aig ith to" 9. teevile apd ie n ‘ Warestaetivsisccencl i Pottsville is surrounded with the grudge against his playmates that | Treaty, it is unlikely that any action , rs Voiles, ginghams and ‘ n 67. ; aa greatest conl fields in the world, with testified Ses tnet Be bes Boded ito will be forced by the Allies at this Women siiconse78 468] chanbreyeiarge variety Were TB vee Women’s Double Basemen| i coal in place to supply the Nation them PAT HE OOR SS HAGE 2 “|time which would embarrass the] 5, Rovileewere DT ee ee of stvles and trimmings B ; Ho t ) Extra Size i for hundreds of years. A dozen dif- P alT ROAD RATES American Government in working out| i's 0 gi: sizes 86 to 46. ‘oys’ Hats H j Muslins. Sheets ferent coal companies are at work . its foreign policy, It is another sig-|#XETA Olze Were $1.96 and 82.47..} 1,44/ Mest, devira + 8 Union Suits 65 M 9 here, but consumers in this city are) TOO HIGH—M’ADOO | nincant development, however, which| Night Dresses i 86 in pa wits, skins A | Pillow Cases supplied by practically only one com, puncte oe proves that elther in making a new Embroidery, ribbon runf Were $2.94 and 88.47..} 2,27 icneawere rien ee hae ego andl & B d Ss reads pany. The latter has just announce: peace treaty or accepting certain —full cut— rid 7 increased prices to local consumers Charges Went Up With Wages and parts of the Versaliles Treaty, Amer-| were $1.38.. Sale. Were $8.94... } 2.67 Boys’ C loose or tight knee. G be ie na) of from 70 to 90 cents a ton. No! Should Come Down for ica's negotiations w:l nominally be| Extra Size B rile } oys Caps | 45-Inch Imported reatly KReauc advance announcement was made of| teeny sean with the Germans, but actually with| ¢y Cavers | ung: | Gray, brown and fancy | 4 Muslin — fine bleached — 86-tnch this oppressive increase; neither was im 7 Tne Aliied’ ito wares orset Cove | 38] Aprons { 88 mixtures — large and .95| White Organdies maith ante file any reason assigned for it and not a| “The present high f.-ight and pas-| rhis is now officially admitted. ‘The High neck—tight fitting Hie chamsuony, anes wl small crowns-—aill, taped [ Were 81.00... ¢.. 446 Mee ag ie ae 14% single one of the so-called ‘compet- |scnger rates are based. in large meas-!ge- ting of American srosent:....:3| 4g°to Bu nwere 58 Sale! gingham or light colored | ge neds were BEa4 bad | 36-Inch Lace ) Unbleached Muslin—extra heavy, ing companies’ offered to go to Snel ure, upon the increas. 1 ~ ges of rail-}+4 the yarious Allied commissions is Bes today evenIne Journal orl chee cale—were $1.38 White Voiles | 36-inch width--were .16.... OY aid of the consumers by furnishing! road employees established by the}, stop, therefore, in the direction of Gicbe) fon’ June Gale Values | d Wool Ci de Chi 55 Sheetings coal at previous prices. Rallroad Board in ie summer of| ‘negotiating a treaty, for it will be|Gioney Wear. § ues in| Brushe ‘00. | repede Chine | Very dainty designs isachoa OPERATORS! COST FIGURES ARE | 1920,” said William G. ; ti. -ueh Ambassador Hirvey at Lon-| petra Size Scarfs al Nightdresses \ 9.95] Were : : : Were FALSE. Now that this board has onteret ‘don, who cits ce (he @4): 6 one, | Novelty stripes, belty 2.96] ‘Tailored or lace trim: 36-Inch Novelty | ) 45. inches—.35. “statements made in Philadelphia] a large reduction in the wages of 0: 's bussador Iierrick at France,| Bloomers | 64] Beck fashionable med—were $5.28 ... | Fabric | 50 inches—38. ty anthracite operators that the| railroad employees, a prompt reduc-linat the United @tates Government| Pink nainsook—elastic at A color cumbia nS } ; : Be ine 30 63 bolic oe price of domestic sizes of anion Sion ft Aiea ae ouvig ial ve out the det- ¢ the treaty knee fea waist— CH were 84. A : Silk Camisoles } ore ae P oe las si t the mines aggregates should follow. a hurt- | which follow the passage of the Knox-| Were .97 .........- ‘ ii Sat 1c de chine | GT a pe a shes a Ata the public. When the| ing business and imposing a heavy Alii pees tie Extra Size Silkataff Fibre Silk Sweaters nln and ecane de ehins | 36-InchUnderwear 90 inche: ALi 49 United States Senate investigation | Toriers, cattlemen, producers and ane Petticoats Puede ty eet 6.64| Georgette—tailored Cambric and 12% wate twas made here two years ago, Presi-) consumers have felt it acutely.” Suicide From 6t Theught to Cote 1,46) mater. honeycews Jade, models in flesh—- Nai k—S, ial {145 inches—.33. dent W. J. Richards of the Philadel- a Be New Yorker. Black proune witti Bins © peacock, brawn, | iiry Were $1568.45. 063 ainsoo. pecia Aa tects . J 1 r overlays black—were 36.9 4 38. phia and Reading Coal and Iron Com- | Condemn Or snore Step?! me Street) WLovIDHNCE, R. 1; June 2—A ble or eer Foveria ie ‘ and black--were ee | 54-Inch All-Wool 63 inches—63 pany declared the average cost parton} | atan Community Counell of | man, thought to be H. Laing of New Silk Petticoats Fibre Silk Scarts | | Men’s Wear Serges| |] 22 inches =i pf anthracite, including éteam and 40") 1 renso and Washington Heights ‘Ten- | York City, committed sutcide by jump-| "0" : |” Smart Roman. stripes— | Step- -In Drawers | 2.94\ and Hairline | MA ei ate mostic sizes, was $3.56. The committee | aesocinticn, Hawla sant es al ramolie |ine avereaara t the st Geor-| Taffeta, messaline, Jer- seatboky tomute, navy 5 48 rene do chine and 4 ¢ 1.47 90 inches ; g overboard from the steamer Geor 5 p . . Si —in Nav 7 Cheesecl a :did not have time to inquire into| tio condeming as clase legislation tho| gia on the trip from New York to| $e¥—Dlack, navy, rey, 4.34) and bi Pico een ane! | Stripes—in Navy 36-inch Unbleached seclot “Stems which go to make up this cost Gealaa nse pagied Ue Rha Uieaid CL Alder 8 Mote een sera ee nie brown, French — blue, rs Were $6 F | Blue were 412. - 2% gr the catimate might Lave been} hibiting Mee a ge iia henna | taupe, also Trimmed Hats Were $3.48 Bed Spreads pared down, Since then the minert selling between Asiet and | arrival to-day. changeable-—Jersey3_ ri Worsted Sweaters | SUTEIEEG 059. | ‘vial gO a sine Co eae aye Avenue and _ bon trimmed, Were &5. aevla | and ta [ Wher f to justify fixing $8 as/in Amsterdam H , Tuxedo or slip-on ack, smart colors { Ha worth $1.89....... 1.24 Bie cost of a con Of coal or $e either.” tee A Tiostwick and Jnok fricdman| U; % Debt Nedneed sazsaaise, | Ty b Silk Petticoats plain or fancy weave — 3,QQ)) and combinations | | Men’s Wear Crash’ Full and % sizes—fringe and Reese has spent years investigating | tO 'Tiove for Ita repeal. WASHINGTON, June 2.—A reduction] “ 4142 and pink-—-shadow | 2eB3{ sash or braided girdicy $15.00 und $17.50.) “abe gh ai eameneeens aan a aa the anthracite industry ané lately Baa | ———_ of $42,823,184 in the public debt during Seth and pinks -# honeydew, henna, buff} | Suitings \ 97 A Bles: Spreaderctealir ned peed obtained data of the utmost Import-| 4. oiner Farmers’ Relief Bit| May announced toxlay by the Were v4 ai, Manufacturers’ close out) bil LE ance, | His visltora to-day expressde Passes. Treasury, On April 20, the fotal wrosn| Girls’ Tub Dreseas Banded Sailors |= = Manuiaaurens! sees gu! Cut cornere—were $6.49; 2,49 eats on his books, WASHINGTON, une 2, — Anothar| debt stood at $23,995,564,776 as com-| plaid ginghams — trim- | pn, | Coutil Careers | - | (BORE mene = paryet 1.57) navy blue. . | | Extra Loree | reseet preads— More than 1,200 workmen at and Farmers’ Retief Bill measure, the bill of med with white or con- ¢ 1.54 Light: weight — medium 2.74 Pech errine re | . Made to sell for $2.50. bemmed oF fr r ne son repair shop of the Philadelphia and/ cenator Curtis, Republican, Kansas, to trasting trimmings—6 to | bust—long hip—sizes 9! $1.95 and #2.95 Odd Lot Serges land % Size M re 's aig Reading Coal and Iron Company Joan up to $50,000,000 to Federal Farm 14 years—were $2.24... ) to 30—were $4.50 | ; | Uae he G8 | | Full and % Size Marseilles Spre sumed work after a short idiene Ma Nun Gn dlateniia aanabe toner . 5 1 Whit | i Ma | J6-inch Storm Serges . were $6.98... 4 bore today. ene alto keep busy | at not more than bis per cent. interest Children well— Girls’ te | Bandeaux | Sport, Tailoredand also Plaids— to close Sioeis and Mills Gia ailof June. wes pesees tovcay Gz: the. Senate Wily how mother’s sick Dresses et 1.63) Novelty maicrat tel 154) Smart Sailors Mohair Siciliennes Standard Quality Pillow Cases— The operators are conducting AN} assurances of eavly Houe approval Don't let sickness Sheer organdie lace : yoke sizes 32 to 40 Various styles anc col 3.57| 50 hes ON hay Y 88 hemined, hemstitched ‘unusual campaign to get consumers [orcenmart aaeenee b + and embroidery trin | were § ors smart combinations ( eOE} BD inches wide ng size 42x36—were .34.. .22—.24 he Bok WT Boh ean the | TMiRa “Wa fs to 1% years, Were y | in silk and straws—also blue, brown and bles sie 45x36——were .96.. .24—.27 much ci a Month, n y ry 1G il Ce aria Jani J 5 va . fharket next April, when a reduction ‘oneecee Sraloness Pe Girls’ Summer | Coutil Corsets xirls’ hats Sanitary Napkins 30 Strate 4m miners’ wages will Ue Banya rae th eanien, fies Acgawed in tha tral of 1 Dresses | - Klght welmhie medina | were $4.94 and $6.50 ) Box of 1 doz . Were. Hem'd. HS. minor juction and say that any de-|Germans accused of offenses committed aiisedecrndiee tot Lago Pete at tance ine 1.74) blower Wreaths Were .45..... Jine 54x90—— crease in coal prices must come from | during the war, imposed eentence to-day 14 gears | terial sizes 19 to 30. ee fowe “ee | Sanitary Aprons” 37 | | size 54x00 oprruting profits. on Sergt. Neumann, accused of {Il-treat- were $2.26 ....-seeeec) Were $2.50 arions slow ‘ Gr 00] Were .44 and .47 . Sine 63x90—~ Saag ocean ing British soldiers in 8 German camp. t Leather colors and combinations a t Hl leerrad Luke Care Bumps Troiiey Car, [Ine Briteh soldiers tn Fiven a term of Patent Leathe Caraate ) were $1.17 pee | White Surf Cloth | | | Sixe 63x01 A Grahum Avenue car, operated by | sj, ‘months’ imprisonm: Oxfords , | \ ; ; cera | | Size 72x90 ake Carr, ran into a Flushing Avenue | — Well known Foot-form Faney broehe and light | 3.76 Feather Bands | Be Te ante Size 81x90 trolley on the Brooklyn Bridge, near! yaraing Names Hawall Gevernor ke--broad toe lasts--- 1,0] weight coutil- median dy dF : 95) Kev B quality | Size 81x99. * the Brooklyn tower shortly before noon | NAPKINS Cnoes Tame president mal Hf toe lastinoy J foot tgecaisea 44 a 40 an ‘'ancies \ | sport wear j Si 9 end the seven passengers in both oars ond t to the Senate, to ba Harel Were $6.50 J Were $1.55 and $1.95.) NENT ARI | | Size 90x90-- were shaken up and most i fhem Mordion fi fey en 9 the aanbie, ope 8 for anes 3 to 4 ’ Size 90x9 whey 28. jovernor ol i : - a8 Fe ee oe At treat on’ Sheer Hagton of Honolult, ‘vice George J. Mo- er ot. See Pages 4, 9 and 16 for Other Hearn Advertise | rthy, resign . -, - A