:1", . _. ‘
‘ 31m Italy. July 15 (Corre-
1.” the WM).
m allotted in Enri-
Momdmdthe Metro-z
m Open Compan , 0: New York.‘
We picturesque ltaiian villa is sit-
on the heights of 813mm
miles from here, on the same ra-
the peasants in this section.
e new de luxe American limou-
he imported was commandeered
' military authorities, while the,
”motor car he owned was re-e
~ : toned by the prefect of the cm;
7. “calm-1m The Mean;
F nitteee oi the district had had their
" eyes upon his villa {or many can and.
’ :when the outbreak against the high
, cost 0! living occurred here, a few
weeks ago, made an inventory of h‘le
' cellar and pantry, told him he had far
5 too much tor one man and his mil
i; 7 finally to live upon. end seized some
b
, , of the wine in his cellar. Describing}
l}; mmn.mmma,mnez
’ Associated Press correspondent: l
‘ “I was visited by a distinguished
"missh- or men and women, con-
veyed In these hills in two luxurious
‘5. lies. decorated in red screen—
‘ ere; These read to me my mode of;I
life in Italy. and I have since been;
Iorced to live under their mandates. l
"You know we have not starved;
here, though. We have had enough 5
.égv‘to est. “'9 have divided our supplies;
with the people in the red automo- ’
hiles, and have managed to get along. ‘r
I do not know just what I will do in;
the (more. I pay the ltaiian Govern-f
neat more than a million lire taxes 5;
year, but I can ask for little protect-
ion for my property. I have given two 1,
years 'ork during the war to thei
cause of the Allies and, therefore, to ‘-
the causecf ltaiy."
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1 ~ unifiiiiu 3mm
WASAPflPRlATEfl
; MEXlCO CITY. Aug. 8,—Questioned '
regarding the reported diplomatic pro- ,
353 by the United States Government 2
magnum the nulliiication of the eon-E
cesaion held by the “60mpania Con;
“cotangent Richardson, S. A... to utilize .
:3" the waters of the Yaqui l'lVIEL Pastor
'1‘“- Bouaix, Secretary ‘01’ Devmpment. is
quoted by El Democrats. as saying that '
the concession was cancelled because
.the company had not fulfilled the con-
ditions relative to furnishing water for
irrigation purposes and development
work upon which the concession was .
mn‘ed. l
- The paper also states that. accord-L
‘ing to the secretary. the company's
irrigation system has been expropri—‘
ated by the Government for the pub- .
‘ - Vlic good. after compensation had been
. find on the basis of the cost of the
4' » development work already done.
' .
.SERBIAN FINAix'cizs
' . IN BAD Slur;
BELGRADE, Serbia. Aug. 9.—'l'ho=
chief difficulty at present is the final!»
cial situation. says Colonel D. M.
Stewart, of the United States Army,
retired. who has investigated the econ-
omic situation in the new Jugo—Slav .
kingdom for several large American
corporations.
“The immense amoum of inferior
currency in circulation. at least 7.000.-
000 AuStrian kmnen. has impeded es-
tablishment of trade." he said. “Am-
erican business representatives have
no difficulty in obtaining orders. The
trouble comes in the proper solution
of the problem or payment."
Steps have been taken to establish
banking communications betweonlliis
country and America.
: {AERIAL TRAFFIC OVER ‘
, MEDITERREAN SEA :
TCNIS. Aug. 9 (French \Yil‘fi‘n‘ass
, 8e:vioe).——The Tunisian Commission
. of Aerial Transwrts has drawn up a
vast program of colonial aviation and,
recommend-i that a treat aer‘al trans‘ :
,ort center he established here to cen- .
"like aerial [ratio over the Mahler.
can Sea. Tue commission argues ihztt
. Tunis occupies an advantageous po:=i- .
' 7 film at the junction of French and in- .'
~ tel-ultimo} Mediterranean. and that a
- regular aerial scn'ice should be e.=.-,
. inhibited bftWeC-n the City of Tunis
~ and the rest of this French protector-
' ate. Already a line of airplanes is in
aeration between Gabon and the fron- .
tier of Tripoli. This may be extend-
- «ed later to Tunis. .
GEN. GUTIERREZ .
HAS SURRENDEREDl
umwo Cl'l'Y.~Ang. 9.——Luis Gn-z'
tierm, former general in command of '
_ military operations in Chihuahua. mi
’ surrendered to the Government corn-l
_ hinder at Villa Santiago. microl
, lean, and has been taken to Monte-i
toy, according to statements given out
here by the War ‘Depnrtrneut. and to
press despatches from Saltillo. Gu-
m revolted in December. 1917.
‘1! stone that time has been carrying
at n desnltory warfare against the
government in yarious northern
-mee. Rafael Boeing, s former Villa
. ml. who has been in Havuni, has
_ ”turned aler securing amnesty.
mm.my}1m
inane cm. Aug. 9.—Three
Maud Japanese have arrived in;
' - Judd Mitzi it!
' " for 6'w'18 yet:
'all fresh and clean, with the most tempting price
VI-..‘~-"(it$llll _‘ -_ '
.The AngustS
- o
‘ D
and House Furnishings
T"? f 5 e
e. Rugs, CtutainS, China, Glass
.5 I 7— 'l'heS‘aIeOf FUrs is Now 'At Its Height
Charming Summer Frocks
These dresses were bought especially for the Au- _. ‘
gust Sale. We expected to have them for last week,
but they were delayed. They make a goodly showing,
tickets attached.
Three groups have been arranged to help
foca quick selection.
Group 1. Colored Organdies. fine lined checks,
with deep hcms, collars, pockets and sashes of plain
«organdie in the predominant color. Blue, old rose,
This sale wasarcfully planned and the fuss were
W for in the early spring. It is a remarkably
choice collection and prices now are
25 paced ls- Il-I they vi be
he a four not be.
That is a propheCy we are certain about and you
may rest assured the values are exceptional.
The little Coulee or Fur Wrap bids fair to be a
favorite style. it is shown in Mink, Mole, Hudson Seal
and combinations of different furs.
Very had-gs: Codes are of Gray Squirrel, the
skins very thick and rich.
5 Civet Cut, the beautifully blended white and
Wye-oh . 11th the evident in-
_ My there. no usieenf
My flaw
lavender and green.
Plain Organdies with little rufl'lcd skirts and
ribbon sashes. in sizes 6 to 14 years. Made to sell
at $5.50
' $3.95
August Sale price.
long.
Group 2. Voiles in small colored checks orvarie-
gated stripes. Simply made with tunics, sashes and
white plait‘mg at neck. These fasten in back. Made
to sell at 87.50 '
A New Book
“The Guest Modern
French Stories," a
chronological anthology
‘ . - compiled and edited by
AUgUSt Sale price. "I. Willard Huntington
Wiight;
natural and blended furs.
$5.50
Group 3. \Eoilcs in striped ortpl'aid designs, deli-
cate colorings barred with black, green or tam. Col-
iars are caught in front with black velvet ties. There
are generous sashes to tie in the back. These dresses
are nice enough for all occasions. Sizes 15 to 18 years.
Made to sell at $10.50
$7.50
August Sale price.
Junior Section, ascend door.
7 first.
Main floor.
Who needs a Trunk or Bag
Do not start on a vacation with a broken down
trunk. It means troublc.'and these bags and suit
cases are less costly now than they will be for a long
time, owing to the scarcity and high prices of leather.
Notice prices.
Wardrobe Trunks in “ll-m” .1! “(DJI-
ks?” These are well made of 3913' basswood,
with fibre" Coverings and linings.
An Angora Scarf The “Shetland"
. May he quickly ad- Sweater Td "M3540 no for mm
iusted into] a. sleeve- A little girl may se- ° 95:00 {or “0:50
5:5 Yfimat ”“2223: lect a sweater in a love- size, CW3 deep,
. ° R lar rice $35.00 ° for ‘31.”
wool, broad enough to ly shade-‘ef turqumsc, cg“ p “0'00 ‘0' 333-“
h coral, mle green or :4 7.50 for $42.15
cover t e shoulders maize. The newest 350.00 for “am
well. The scarf is fin- . . $35.50 for 849.50
i<hed with f _ in one is in open-front “2.650 for «5‘35
flafidy little £32535 i: style, With sailor" col- Dress and Sienna This. slatted 211.1 fibre styles,
front and a dee belt to 13" and a 5351‘ to tie. ‘ It souarc and round edges, 32 to 420 inches.
‘ ’. , p is an exact copy of the Regular price 3 8.50 for s 155
hold it ill place. Tan, one mother or big sister $10.30 for 3 too
taupe and heathen wears. ‘ 3:31:03 :3: $3
$7.00each. Sizes 3 i 5 _ 515.00 for 3350
. - _ 0 3435- $17.50 for $15.75
. Him Angora, N513“! Re ular ‘5 00 $32.00 for $819
m purple, rose, ‘grecn, g ' dun . . . .
. . Sorta-aim 24 and 26mchsrzcs.
itan, white and Belgian 5395 t Result! price ' 33.00 for $2.10
blue. 86.!” .. . . ’ ’ "’ . 84-00 ‘ for $3...
. :_ , ’- ! Children's Shop. 3450 for «.05
L.-. center aisle, main Magda; 3...- Second floor. ‘. $5.00 for ”A
. ' . \t. ‘ _ 3 SuitCnsss of leather, cowhide in russet, alum and
At the .1.“ Men's at: I blagk. 1 ' 310.004 r s a.»
. . . ‘ at pncc or _
2 Candy Semen rammed: ’ ‘ ‘ c‘" . m3: :2: an: *
g, ,3 , g," . g . ,
“mum .. . . All White Linen, i ”543° 1°! “13°
immwon" 0].] col“, . 1 : slim”! . , ‘z:_;_f..1;;%.ji ' « . ; 1—1—1“. '- M. '"
o t as! - _ . _ .
if; “1‘ M “4:- seasons. 3‘ %. ~ .—.
33v- wanton ‘. "“' i M? * ‘
an White Handker-j ' r4" 7. Sheeh 3. §
5-
,' .. ,. chiefs, hemstitched, a - -
.MW, .1: w \ made of fine muslm :
._ scam. urea-.3 {gloat-Wm
- g: wanes“; , Sizcsix90, =.— ', .
black with collar and'dcep culls of taupe nutria.
Mush-It Costs in lengths from 30 to 43 inches
Motrin d Bee's Costs in new box itiudsls-and
ripple hacks, from 30 to 38 inchcslong.
Banach. 32 and 36 inches long.
Coat linings are of Pussy Willow taffeta. of 4512- b
gant quality and charming designs.
“Piece-due. smart styles in all popular
All furs bought now are placed in cold
until wanted free of charge. .
Purchases will appca‘rOIi bill ‘r'ehdcrcd Nox-cml‘sr
l
‘7CarneoCloth
P’Anuceilentmteiial 1. r
is: my ' W 3
Talents.“ Mayeryl
wh ich
August
At ternoons
die Tea Room
Mia. .
is just as good .i\
it sounds.
storage ,
Second flat-r.
Gndtcn' Sdad Sandmch'
"Tea Cakes
35 cts. special.
A Snowy Whue Spread
Crochet Bed Spreads in licax'y
pleasing patterns. These are in in
\
wcigiii, hemmed.
ii sizes.
Regular price $330
fa $2.85
fa $3.85
$3.50
Candid Spec-Jo with scalloped edge and cm
«nous. size for 3 1'1. 0 inch l‘cd.
Dir-it, W, 72 x 00 inclic
chular $3.25
Special $2.25
for $2.75
Fine Satin finished Sneak, light weight, sew:
handsome patterns.
Size 00 x 100, regular 5.
1nr 4‘
88 x (3’8, rcgu... ..
30.00 furs 8.00
12.00 for$ltl.00
Third l‘n-u
Table Linens
W Values in die Sale
Ibe- M Tulle Cloth in patterns suiml‘ic‘
for round tables, sizes 68 x ()8 inches.
Regular SSA v.)
Tfle CH. of impor
Sic price‘ $6.75
ted coll-on with linen finisi‘.
Designs for round tables, 2 x- 2 yards.
Regular $4.00
Sale price $3.65
Lina: Danni. heavy weight, good assortment
of patterns, 70 inches wide.
Regular $3.50
Sale pnee’ $2.50
“Lu-$.- Sets, every one is acquainted
m the aqmsa' 'te work done by
and these sets are no exception. 1
“h Dalia, sizc6xiz
59, 75 do. and $1.00
’1 lvgh‘"
-well lied
.3
Madeira workers,
3 pieces, for $7.00
inches,
Third noon
Flannel
Amman-
l nelthstlooks like fine
1 Viyellsfiatmd.'1hisis
and gives
good semccf War
. v, AUGUST 9_ m,“
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