Want U. S. to Participds
An Solving Kasaian Chiestion
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'~ to The Hague. meeting. the date for
which is tentatively set at June 15.
other details to! the gathering are
unsettled. but at the suuestion of
Prime Minister Lloyd- George of Great
Britain a non— aggression truce
four months, or until the new confer-
ence ends its labors. has been approv-
ed informally. The subcommission
on Russian affairs me! today to vote
on this and the other features of the
plan arrived at in the priiate conver~
nations participated in by Mr. Lloyd
George and the other representatives
of the five inviting powers.
Inasmuch as the Russian question
. was the main topic up for settlement
at Genoa. the failure of the present -
negotiations will bring the conference
10 a. quick end. and adjournment
probably will be taken before the end
of the present week.
The Hague conference would con-
sist 07‘ tWo commissions of experts.
one for the Russians and the other
ior the remaining powers participat-
ing at Genoa. but it is extremely
doubtful whether the Russians will
consen to the plan as it now stands.
While the British delegation has '
intimated that the two commissions
Would co- -operate and b eon an equal
footing. the French and the other
delegations supporting their view
gave the impression that the Russian
panel would not attend all the ses-
sions of the full 'conferenee. For this
reason the Russians are said to look
upon the project as an attempt to
place them in a position of inferior-
iiy.'and the subcommission at its
meeting today will attempt to over-
tmne this difficulty.
. W. 'l‘chltch-arln and his associates
have constantly lnsiste‘dthat Russia
cannot tolerate that her a'ffalrs be
discussed by any commission in which
one is not represented on a basis of
woman-*3. with other nations. In other
:wmulu, lhiy say they are not palying
the roll of a conquered nation and
,wlll no? he treated as inferiors.
MINISTER son MAYOR.
NORWICH. May 15.-——Rev. C. H.
Itickens. a Congregational pastor
here. was chosen as Republican can-
didate for mayor at the party caucus
last week. dofe-nlinlilr Judge John M
Farm-s. town committee choice. by n
rota or 626 to 197. Rev.
'31 supported by women.
Camp No. 3. P. O. of A.. will hold
3i supepr tomorrow evening from 6 to
I o'clock at the'roorns in‘ Franklin
Street.
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NEW ALBANY. Ind. May 15.—
Attired in white shrouds and carry-
ing the fiery cross of the Ku Klux
Klan, seven men entered the Main
Street Method” church here «last
night. A: six 01 the nansmcn formed
a cross'at the altar and the seventh
stood guard at the door. fieir leader
passed an envelope to the conductor of
the Epwortn league meeting, which
was in session.
After the men had withdrawn. the
pastor.
found that the envelope contained 25
new one dollar bills and the written
request that they be used in helping
to rebuild the church which recently
was destroyed by tire.
“’ESTPOR‘!‘ GIRL FALLS
14 FEET A1!!! 15 EUR!
l‘dildicd Vociano. aged nine. of
Clinton ai enue fell into an open Inn-n-
hole on the State street bridge Friday
afternoon slightly injuring herself.
She was walking across the bridge
looking at the passing autos and fell
down the 1! foot shaft to the first
landing. The bridge-tender who was
pointing nearby carried her to hte
drug store where she recovered con-
sciousnc-Ls A large cut on the jaw
and a. general shakeup were the only
l bad results.
—vw-u
Reverend W. H. Howerton. '
CHOSEN QUEEN or THE MOVIES.
Miss Billie Burke. who was the winna- ot the popularity
held in the East. Miss Boris was chosen. Queen at
472.800 votes had been cost for her. Iiiss Mary Carr
421,160,311” Burke is now starring in "The
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street wear. Others
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some of them plain but distinctive which wfll do forf-
Dresses
A large group of dresses taken from our regular
stock. These are shown in
do“
with novel touches or tnm
mings in the way of rosettes, ribbons and sashes for
ftemoon zitddinncr dresses.
Second floor. i3 .
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" I Featherwe‘lit CWO.-
plaid turn-over cuffs,
and \\ lute. pink and w
Hose in black or Conic
bright shades.
Short Sock: for littlest
acts.
Hosiery ("or Women and Childredi':
italic: Silt Hosiery for women. Styles made with
sli heels, plain str'qaed anfi its”: '
5 ”n < . fiumauxgq,
to wear with pumps and slippers.
fawn and light flesh color.‘
Children’ s Socks
hunts} Links, full fashioned white with Shepherd
Sizes 7 to 9112’
gray 0; .
Hosiery, {11ml :1 beautiful
in black, beaver,
$4.00 a pair.
three- ouariers length. Blue
bite and black and white. ‘
tan with novelty cuff tops in
59 as. a pair.
people, a variety of color cf-'
25 ch. a pair.
Main floor!
Petticoats.
San-he style hip f
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Shadow’Prool‘
0“ White Sateen in regular and extra shes.
Skirts made. with double panel, which means front '
and back, With scalloped erhemstitched finish. $1.00
‘5 Extm size having panel down. front only, 56
inch hip fullness, scalloped at the bottom. $1.25:
ullncss, having double panel
and hmfitched bottom ..
Elm fun chi-ts, double panels and hemstitching at
. 3, owe
”you, underwear Section
Second floor
mxassus mom was mam.
. The return mentccpet m
played at trm First 1!. E. church on
.Fridax evening yielded maven-gong!»
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pot the Rayoi Armand men.
Th etc-ms and scoroc were as tol-
glows:
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wings. O'Hara. Linen (am) 7.
Each dds-corediaflveottheinn-
trams. Attheasdorthenmmwfih
the honors.
‘ first game. wait. and second.“
10~ to 7, both: in favor at Pomona? '
games played this week the runner
of points made was the W1?"—
Council. man the flu: math
games played by the Christian Indus»
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lt is worthy of note that the twor
Wintired ‘Hndnut. dancer and motion
picture art <11“.an pm—
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at Mexicali. lower Cantornia. Satur—
day scoot-din: to dispatches from that
bordertolwn. Thehrtdcisthcm-
ter of
manutaotunr at New Inst. - '
Valentino W obtained an iii-
Mentor-y- decree of. M from
but. has not
quiz-ed before roman-lass by California
lawn
Richard Hndnut. perfume _
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Sports Coats
One groupwi-thrariety
in line of colors. Some
of them full silk lined. '
$l9.50
Silk Gloves
Nothing like a soft silk
glove in warm weath-
er. some new ones of
beautiful quality in
pure Milanese sill:
come .with double—tip-
ped fingers. Paris. point
stitching on backs
in ‘white black,
pongec and mastic.
in .. .c' button ‘
length. ' .
$1.59
Balances:
Art Goods
Shmpcélmsnfioes
Roget Sets of three
three pieces, ' '31.”
f Comm for Elin-
ing tables, round. three
“sizes: ‘
36inch, $2.25
15‘ inch, $3.59
Sinai, as:
Valves“? designs: « "
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.t1umrs, capeandshrt
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garments.
Third floor.
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Emma: m a fine assortl :m of colorg.‘ ‘
Coats beautifully lined
$24.5
.Trehine Suits, tuxedo and reg]
regularly at $45.00
id finished.
or models which sold
$29.50
Trmtine and Twill Cord, snl§ sizes only.
This group 1". gulirly £5 00
$39.50
Second floor.
Sports Ha
A collection of “
These are of cotton or linerf
with Milan an hemp. Roll lirinta
-els.
;:~ combined
\n-s Cl 511.; w
or ribbon.
L-regho n Hats, in the mil ‘a‘x'QTJ there
is hardly anything in headwear i {ctzapare will}
these old and well known leghor ‘5"15 Mach 3':
so becoming. These are trimme it“: :; riands cf
flowers, soncfiines with crowns . b.2133 of Eli"
Sometimes with feathers, tarlcta :El‘bn .
. A Special group pric a:
: . A ‘ - , Second floor.
17 For Me
WSWomet'fies,
color efiects including stripes . é
Great value at $1.65
A Ffire “Kiting llaciz, in brown ii iii]
a tench of color2 a 51321.! -'-f ll tnrcad or while.
' 65 cts.
2 vi! 1
.3 .. rge range of
basket weaves.
) fine
",Men's Unc‘ wear
in of white knit fabric
ink. The skiri top is
$1.50
Umsuin in athletic 513 ,made from nainsook
with drawers o‘fichc'cked na'
check of {inequality 3.1.00
“Vale!” the unusable su ider for Sumner com-
Main that. trout.
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