d!
e
(JL'Nnc the matter in behalf or
~“sons tor the preferring or a charge
"fl forte?! stainst Mrs. Emma Rich-
‘ ultimo Burkett. of Hiiisdale. Ind. 811’
Massive convention. at Chicago. in
J, .13. by Charles J. Shunson
* described as a tormer Rough Ri-
..cmbers or the
’ that members of the family were with
“W YORK. July 13. —-The use of
.t abbreviation "Col." in what pur-
rot-ted to be the signatupe or the late
» Roosevelt. is one of the
his tried to collect sixty-nine thou-
‘sd donors from the Roosexelt es-
the on a note she says was indorsed
h the Colonel and signed during the
whom
Assistant District Attorney Dooiinsv,
R New York. who has been investi-
the
family. said today that
family told him the
(blonel. never used the title in his six-
-ture.
Investigation also revealed. Mr.
ling said. that Mr. Roosevelt went
without sleep for eighty-eight consec-
mive hours while in Chicago in 1912.
Ioosevelt
him throughout that period. and that
'. 3. ~ , the Hillsdale police to arrest
‘ ’ Burke'tt.
[ill WWANIES
v ...an
Wot than sssr 111—11.; s decor gloss
meat oi any w.
o: resent-hot the Rousium.
m
der- hap failed to disclqie any Charles“
J. Shunson. Mr. Doolins says.
The New York police have asked
Mrs.
'lll RESUME Willi
11-112-
TAMPICO. hiex" July
sumption of operations in the 'l'arnpi-
co district by oil companies is expect-
ed in‘ omcm circles here. Drilling
permits are being granted daily by'the
Government.
have continued work during the past
troublesome month without discharg-
ing a single man.
terday by a Government omcial the
situation was not a local problem. but
was the outcome of world conditions.
He said the new taxes placed on pc-
troleum exports had but secondary in-
fluence on operations in this district.
and some companies
It was declared yes-
Reflneries are working. and several
companies are storing large quantities
of oil, in their tanks. which had been
nearly, emptied by the heavy exporta-
presellt y r in oil shipments. 1. 818.-
778 tons 0 oils havins' been snorted.
Since the behinmsot July omits-
home! all has hoes greatly reduced
the outgoing tankers aver-Jinx but
thres‘ or tour tally. mutated to ten
the
t
or televen during preoedfirs‘
IDENTITY OF
SOME AMERICAN
BODIES UNCERTAIN
(Continued from First Page).
— - c
tended the operations.
“The bodies exhumed comprisec
what are thought to'be the remains of
American soldiers who died in Ger-
many." said a member of the Rezisci
tration Service. “We have shipped 15
from Leipsic to Antwerp for transpor-
tation to America. Our operations
have been carried out in Strasbourg.‘
Stockach (on the northern end of
Lake Constance), Lindatbam-Boden-
see, Munich. Darmstadt. Coblens.
Stuttgart and Hindeburx, Silesia."
To exhume and remove the single
soldiers buried near Hindenburg in
n flower-'covered grave. shaded by
chestnut‘trees—it was necessary to
obtain permission from the Interallied
personnel
Nat
versit
In ,‘
.aoanrtsotmontbottbs_."’_ ‘ 3
an include} in 1m
to: tfiomve own When by
Polish inflammd the ‘trucks at
nth.
he Americans half to pu- bourbon
lines of lighting Germans and Poles.
A member of the American unitary
Mission in Berlin negotiated and ob;
tuned assurances that the American
party would not be molested.
Two bodies were exhumed near Ber-
lin. one at Tuchei. Poismd and sn-
other near Dresden.
section. it is expectefl. will be com-
pieted about July 15.
M. Dwyer and Captain G. Cole, have
The work of the
Captain Eugene
onducted the work with-a civilian
of 24 men. comprising
sufteurs. embalmers and technical
' istants.
PENDLETON FRACTURES ARM.
LONG BRANCH. N. 1.. July 13.—
endleton. former Columbia Uni-
heavyweight wrestling cham-
pion and winner of Olympic Games
that honors at Antwerp last year, has
ived a fracture o! the right arm
,in s match. Cari Vogel liked him and
throw him to the mat heavily
night.
sag Pendleton 203;
WWW.
.Yogél Weighed 245
last
pounds
LONDON. July lee—me salt 111211.,
ing‘hetween- Premier Lloyd ’Geor‘xe
ind Eamonn do JValet-s. will be held at
1:30 p..m.. math” «.1... 10 Downing,’
street. the Prime htlnister’s cutout
Lresidcnoe. it was Announcbd st Stun
li'einr headqufleutbh- stternooa. It
to inadeotmmcomW hto
be between theso two men alone.
Mr. Lloyd George went to his coun-
try home. court. today. no-
companied by members of his _M It
it understood he will see there some it
the Cabinet mtmbers and prepare his
introductory remarks for the rneetiinl.I
with De Valera here tomorrow.
Irishmen closely in touch with the
'Sinn Fein declare the question wheth-
er there is to tie-peace or continuation
oi the won in Ireland will be decided
in Dublin.‘ Mr. De .Valera- and his
colleague will listen attentively to any
suggestion made br‘the British Pres.
ruler or other British statesmen in
London, and will discuss freely with
them the way to s. settlement. but the
Irish' Republican Parliament. these
Iriphmen say. will decide whether any
or the. proposed solutions are accept-
www.mmw to choose
can? they date to follow. a; W
GIVES IL-O-ZD TO SAVE INTI-{ER}
/___,___,
WIAN, July 13. ——Alex'
nigger: ocsl nowapspennsn.’
submitted to s not! transfusion last
nichesivingspintoibioodto save
isbrother who is in s critied cooli-
tion trots .1 hemorrhage following at
delicate operation.
BOMBINO PLANE SINKS GERNAN
‘ DESTRDYER.
NEWPORT NEWS. Va, July 13.—
The German destroyer 0-102 was sunk,
at 101110 today by an army bombing
plane from Langley Field.
., .______.__.____;____.
MOHEGANS BEAT EAGLE
STABS.
‘
‘ Themohexans defeated the Eagle
Stars by a score of 13 to 8 yesterday.
Tomorrow at the Baxter Ciro ads the
Mohegnns will clash with th Laura
street Giants at 6 o’clock. Games are
desired with the Hiswsthians and the
able to the Irish people.
‘ 1 SALE
' STARTS
TOMORROW
0
Thursday, July 14th
\ll our coals \\ ram and
outer w ear sections '1‘ hell-1 Me
for ex ery \\ car.
Values up
Sport Hats 33%
1
l
i Sport Coats Ill.
Sport Sweaters ,3
1
‘ 9 Sport Skirts I]
‘ ~ I
Sport Blouses
! July Clearance
3 All Coats and Wraps
i
Sport Dresses ,3“ 8
1 ,.
l Special Sale. on
Bramley Style Sweaters $298
Sale of
separate outdOur “(at are in-
cluded in this complete clearance of everv garment in 0111'
among them a plum. ifnl assort—
ment of st; 10S and modes as well as fabrics 111 various weights.-
$5 to $25
to $60.00
OPPORTUNITY knocks on everybody’s door once in a while, but. here is the greatest aggregation of opportunities
you ever had presented to you—where money saving View, with the desirability and quality of each offering 1n tl 15 com-
plete clearance of the best m wear, at; prices set for final selling. ,.
We Have DiVided All of Our Ready-to-wear
Garments 1n Convenient Lots at Last
Prices for F lnal Selling.
prices.
-' SILK DRESSES
WASH DRESSES
July Clearaway .. of« Summer Dresses
Every fabric in all the most~desirod shades and ,patternings ls fepb‘ssented
in this final clearance of all our summer styled dresses and frocks. This‘isyour
opportunitv to purchase the most becoming of our prettiest well; at lowest limit
$5 up
-98c up
A July Suit Clearance That Includes
All Styles
‘
Ewry fuvmite of the season regardless of material value high cost 'd making, or permanence
in stxle attrat'tivcness—all are imluded 11ml plaCetl in this lust of the seasgn sale to go as quickly
as possible to make \\ ax for the coming Season 3 new lines.
$5 and up
-I It—
'AT
a
Smart Sweaters and Bathing suits
CLEARANCE PRICES
Here are sweaters and bathing suits in many sig'les and colors and sizes ofle'nng you a “31‘:
wide choice at prices making the purchase of two or three for‘future use 1:11 with your while.
Bathing Suits $2. 98 upl Sweaters;
$3.98 up
- ‘_ m
Clearing Away These
Beautiful
Every one/6f them from wortl
M101- them as they me
-
$1. 98
Values up to $8.00
Summer’s Prettieét H .-
At Clearaway Prices. “5
$2.98 $3.
fiend reduced simply to clear away summer “stocks
' $1.48 .‘and up":
BlouSes
1 two to three times what
all selected from our best
s
Here is Just the hat that will become you but” each one of these models
was 391“th fm‘ its perfect harmony with the summer’ a most desired styles.
98
are
now.
“IT ?
There’s been a reconciliation. Yes, they had been
Beno-edso long that we began to think my were di-
vorced entirely. But their diflemw are patched up
Yes sir—clothing prices and your Metimok
on speaking terms again,
Mr. De Valera will reply to all pro- .11“: of 31 Oxford avenue will arrange
rows for the retention of Irelandithe xames.
K of G Juniors. Manager Alex Novot—
OFFERS PRIZE FOR
K.
JAPANESE SHIP mm“
.‘W
PETERSON. N. J..
first American crew to
sink a Japanese warship 111 e,
wsr between the United 3133:,“
Japan would receiVe a prim of 5
Osman marks by the willo (h
0 H. Fritzche, former Pamcona’h‘
gineer made public today. n ,5,
colved here from Dresden 1: .1 p5 m
whem.Mr. Fritzche died 011 Jan “ml;
The will, made on Ami! is.
creates a 5.000 mark nut. {um 1"10_
Property Custodian.
3
ONE BIG BOMBER FALLs.
NEWPORT NEWS \‘a. J 11} 11
One big bomber was reporml :. 13‘
fallen inside the Capes. llu! 1.3.3“.
at Langley Field said 11 did m .n
the water and us safeh l»..13. a.
field. engine trouble prawn,“ {H
Fiction of the flight.
STARTS $01310me
Thursday, July lith
SALE
which these skirts are oflered will
worth while.
not many of them, but a splendid
Cloth and Silk Skirts...
Wash Skirts..........
its. Navies. 1 ; "119$ fl
issues? km!“
eal Sensational Sale
of Skirts
To everyone who knows the values of cloth, the prices :11
And they are priced at just about l\‘i‘0~fOl‘~Ol‘:“.
alone make them very 11111.41
selection.
....$3.00 and up
........$100 and up
income of which is 10 g0 '11 3,,“ "‘9
wood for the poor of Panama“ i“fare.
this country gets into “-11, .55.,“
pan Then the plincipal ix to , .11.
the prize. ’1 ‘0'“
WM R. WPisS. legal athls.
Mr. Fitnehe said that 1h. ”1"“;
had been an American (3132“,, :e'
years. and that during 11. 1... h‘?
property had been seized by 11,. Am: _
Oi ,
Norwalk Chronicler