Featuring Houee Furnishings _'
Eiceptioi’ial values—marked swings-i
I? 3 On China and glassware andother home needs. .
These and other items of intereét rwill 3 be
'ready .Monday morning in our~ Housefurnishing.
department—fourth floor. \
Dipn' or sets—38 ieces— ,N in p o n chins -- open Water tumblers —-.r plain
American semi-porcglain — stock —— conventional bord- olass With new non-chip-r
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apple blossom spray design er with soft blue and grey
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ing edge, 6 for 306 i
—-.—open stock— $5.45 Cl)!0ring'ti-_c clue?) M‘s/1:1"; leg 1 Cut 31?: . WP". t7:
' ’ ‘es— “'93 W' 1 0' cear quaiy wi pre y,
“ A1353; 'Eiifigiriéihnq *‘33 130- set 334,150—100 grape cutting—31. dos. f
Persian border with gold pc. set $69.50 Grape juice sets .._. 7
£2: edge—open stock— $9.95 Other “" "‘ many 'Of pieces-—jtig and 6 tumblers
‘5- Limoges chins—52 piece ‘i‘gTed°},gg{'g“1,3“;deif; -Cut'grape dem. 31. set.
:* dinner sets—Open stock — ra b- l - - up. it . Water sets—The new,
I: Spam pm” "iwec ' crackled glass efl'ect ill blue?-
Teo cups and saucers ‘——
St. Dennis shape, plain
white 15c ,
Nippon china tea cups
and saucers — hand painted
—several decorations, 25c
Odds and ends of finner
wore—a cleanout of dis-
continued] dinnerware pat-
terns including most desired
pieces at half price.
Yellow bowls—four to
set——clear white—l gallon
size pitcher and large wash
bowl complete, $1.95
Ten sets—fancy china —
i7 pieces —- two tone lustre
efl‘ects, $12.95
Hand pointed —— Syrup
jars — Marmalade sets —
sugar and cream sets—two
piece tea and toast sets, 75c
Berry sets, 7 pieces—sev-
eral hand painted designs—
Japanese, $3.25
rose spray design, stippled
goldliandle— $24.75 -
Dinner mete-open stock——
American ‘ semi - porcelain
cliin’a —— blue bird or floral
design—52 pc. set $10.50
—100 pc. set $18.50
Dinner sets—open stock
American semi - porcelain
—floral and lattice green
designs—52 pc. set $18.50
—lOO pc. set $36.95
Dinner Sets—open stock
English porcelainh— em-
bossed shape, hand painted
clover design on ivory back-
ground—52 pc. set $19.50
3—100 pc. set $42.5Q
‘ English porcelain—din-
Yner sets with cobalt blue
rborder interspersed with
. floral medallions —— open
. stock—52 pc. set $27.50—
~ 100 pc. set $52.50 -
nile’green, and crystal 7- 7,
pices for $2.75 ,
Flower vases —— heavyf:
good quality glass in blue or.
black, 75c »
Cut gloss bon boo dish——
variety of shapes and heavy
cutting, $1.25
Berry bowls—cut glass
——large 8 in. bowls in
variety of cuttings, 32.95
Cut gloss wot" set -— 7
pieces heavy cuttnig in flor-
al or conventional designs,
$9.95 _
Cut gloss stemwue —-
clear quality cut in grape)
design ‘-—— goblets, saucer
champagnes, sherberts, and
wines, 25c on.
Cut gloss bud vases-—
floral or border cutting --
sylinder shape—lo in., 65:
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g '3. Every Spring there is a tremendous shortage of Ford Cars. ' I
7,: We planned to overcome this shortage in 1924.
g ‘1‘ . bum‘ingiied 14 warehpuses, besidfis using the storage facilities 0! our hm
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What Does This. Mean?
2“ It means that we hquhed to draw on our supply of stored extra. oars.
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“assumed wersdtaoient in some par—
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sources of notorie
two most prominent ii
stars from the copper state. '1‘
in the oil scandal investigation.
the ottoman: nemesis of Daugherty.
a! 0L. oitmov-nunrnl’o ufl'ain.
ERESl
Have. grinr now prohlcms of;
licultli. (’S’IH'Cillli} its :ili'ct'lilii.’ chit-1
drcn. uriscn ironi llm great Kr0\\"lil:
oi Cities in llit‘ l'nilvil Sluice?
l'rcsidcln'Cimlillgl: l)L‘Ii\'\(‘S llll~_\
have. and in :i lt-tlcr to li--rlu:.11
liomcr urgrs the unions (‘liltll‘ntllll-:
ties of-tiie nation to lulie \igormw
stops to met-t lilt‘ new pruilif‘nl. )l r.
Homer. who is l'rvszilvnt of lii'
American Child Health ASSUL‘luliul:
as veil as Secretary 01 Collllnelt‘r.
i‘l‘ul “ritlcn to Mr. Coolidge. asking:
endorsement of the big May has“:
pbscri'uncc planned by the Amer-
ican Child liculth Association Illlvi‘
other health organizations of tlu-L
country. its a. means or ci‘ntcring‘
public attention on the. need of lii‘l~ .
tor saicguurding tho. lives of chill;
dren and mothers in .Cililllbirlh. '1
Mr. Coolidge, who gave the pro-g
posed lioiiioimtrutioii his unuuulliiiA-li
support, “roll.- to Mr. Hoo\cr ‘
stfil
tollows;
"The “lite ilouse
k “'uehington. l). c..
l My dear .‘lr. Hoover:
i am glad to recche from you ill‘.‘
plans of the American Child llealtlil
Association with other co-opcrating'
associations concerned “ith_ cli'iI-.
dren'o welfare, to focus the llioughzl‘
of the country" on constructive wens-z
u'rcs for improving and safeguarding i
the health and welfare of our nu-i
lion's children on May Day. the ‘TA- ,
dillonnl outdoor day of children. i
‘The stupendous gross-iii of urban;
population constantly presents mm“
problemo or child lite and health.’
:‘l‘licso problems should be met lo’
. notion within each community itscl‘u
’ our whole social and political proc-
rcsa lies in strong and effective ur-
tion and initiative of our local coni-
iiuunitics. Our national voluntars
inesoélations concerned in this»
:qiicstions serve :1 Brent lilli‘liosc in Mad ,0 know if youtould 81"}: 3"”:
’sciciitlt‘ic research and building up.
' public understanding upon “'th‘H‘
action shall be taken and from,
which solutions will be found in;
('.L(‘ll community. They are not afonnf
‘ri‘i’crling remedies—they are scrvlgg '
to support the institutional import-
l once of local government.
I wish the orgunizations C\(~l‘}'
success in an effort which will totlrl‘.
so sympathetic a cord in over,
American heart.
Most sincerely yourn. -
CALVIN COOLIDGE.
(Signed).
Mr. Hoover's letter. to l'rnsidcm,
Coolidge explaining the scope nib];
was as follows: i
”The President. ‘
The ‘Vhito House.
Washington. D. 0..
Dear Mr. President:
I wish to present to you a. pluté
which I know will command your:
sympathy. That in for your lurthor i
nuslatauce in is. co-ordinated extort
by the organizations interested in
approved protection to the health
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dren.
Out of the mounting disaster: that
have overtaken the peoples ot the
world in recent years has come a
’ decpor'etudy of the fundamental
factors upon which our civilization
stands. Scientific investigations and
studies of voluntary organizations by
the Children's Bureau. studies or the
war Kraft. including systematic sur-
vey: by the American Child Health
Associntion. of whichJ am presi-
dent. hdvo‘demonstrated that we in
America ore'far behind what a nu-
tlonal con-cleric shouldudemund for
the public prot ion or the Well—6e.
log of our children.
We hnvo in America. upward or do
million childfen. tho‘great majorjity
i": who!!! Ire the object of tho ut-
‘ most eolicltudo upon the part 0!
their pawn". but no amount. at in.
i lilvidull solicitude can correct. the
dangers to which they are subjejct
in many communities by Iailurn of
community safeguards. With all
parity of our great people. we find
that in five other ,tions there in o
Vowel- death rate a. angst intents:
we and in sixteen other nations s.
lower-rate o! fatality amongst too.
"there at child birth. the great no.-
uanai amt indicated that" some,
shin: like. 01'1“}! per cent of women
uculnror nnother. We find in innit):
or our communities impure scams
at uni impure ‘lunwes of
milk: m in an! immune: con.-
‘ tutti-3
, citics.
'lhroiighout
purpose of the May Day Ultri‘i\llllc\t ,.
and welfare of many American chil- '
the enlightenment and all the pros- ‘
Senators Thom Welsh. reload Burton K. Wheeler:
Winnie :d“ been fltowing to ’Montana {or u long em from its on-
ve r uetion o cop r. on . .
P are ”Sammie by an entailing flow of publicity
[cheated by ectiv ties of its counters: '
a urea "{Valsh is the dominating figure
mas
the man who really tipped the
end his colleague from the sage-brush countw.
horns and scenery. Nowthm
Washington now are the soil;
1:.
Burton K: Wk 3 or is
the prosecutor in the investigation
DENT URGES COMMUNITIES
,TO All) CHILDREN’S HEALTH
Sin-Flinn :mil playgrounds; we .flnd
archan- systnniu and incompetent
administration of public hrultli in
many ('ilit‘s and towns: we still have
numbers of children a work
in lat‘iOl‘iCS when they filioul ' be in
:31 linul.
The picture is not all dark. in
'ivi- lust tux-my years the Cnith
Slitli's' imam. inortaliiy has been r.
lilit"‘ti by min—half. in no other na-
ill-n m‘ the world is there such soli-
riiuilc' lor Lil and crippled children.
This shows what can be done. There
is no country where children are
lull in such it'lldr‘rlll‘si as in Anicr-
it'll. Our ilcliiiqucncy is not in in-
(“\ilhlili regard but in community
i‘lfurl that. will surround our 1
.qun :is a whole with such' 3—
guarils as to bring them to health
maturity. This is H. problem or
maintaining health rather than air-
iiig disease. Therefore. 1 luyvbeibre
:30“ this proposed often to secuie
lilui‘c concentrated public attention
in establishing community conditions
; by yhii'li children may how: the ail
Hiriiiu'e of full opportunity to reach
iiiillilrity in full health and strength.
May Day is traditionally and po-
L'llillll‘i.\' ii children's day. It. to the
«losiri‘ of many organizations to es-
tablish the first of May. 1924. II a
any for construciivo. concentrated
thought and demonstration on bo-
half of coniiminlty action” for the
American child. it is thought that
on itiut day, if you approve. the
gnvvri‘lors of states, commissioners
lo! health and education, mayors are
and various organizations
working for child health and wei-
i'ziro. tho. press. motion picture in-
dustry. radio broadcasting stations.
and othr-r agencies might be asked
in gain in stimulatingconsideration
the country to t ease
In‘llliil‘lilS. I. therefore. woul be
uppr‘oxul to SUt‘h an elrort.
Yours/faithfully.
HERBERT HOOVER}
. (Signed).
(lurinim inventors have developed
mm l-lvi-lrlml furnace for making
:lliiiill stool castings for macth
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OIL TAINTING
Dons.
Sculptoon" entitled m
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apptlon,“ Niki ti: Mixers gen and
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‘ ent France in thcygomln; Interna-
, pic comes become the ropreoented
a. Mind ain't". indict .
mixed doubles. But. in order to in:
elude her train
2 Neutral“ 01
r. to” emcee
' as 590% film.
if stream Fair...
Boxer ,7 Will . Race at
Indian!” i
‘ x i d ‘u rob 1!
IND N P0”?! I“ vs 9 _ _-
equal-1:0 articular. raomus French
rugilist. may drive in theintcrn‘i:
tic-72m summits race to be hold here
Mar to. ‘ ‘ ' 0
The'Euro
was i'tf-liled in Am
and after his histo
Jack Dempsey" nu ‘
speedy snort of ravine in trance
and will soon compete in the open
in; race of the French sewn at
Lyons. . ~
if he is at all successful it-is con-
sidcrcd certain that he Will repres-
v ‘ ,
neon box fish“? “.90
erica both before‘l
ric battle with
taken up 4119
tional race at Indianapolin. infor-
mation for Paris indicated. “ , .
The debonaire Door-goo is not. on-
9 “ant I’D". ll-
i i ew t th
t re y n' 9 his competitions
though most or
have been of tho amateur clue.-
Now he is attempting his hand as
a. professional, entering in compen-
tion with Europe] best. including
many pilots whp hos-e driven in In.
ternational races at Indianapolis.
It Carpentier doe: come to ludi'
anepoun in May it is certain ‘hat he
will be one o: the most popular
mensthnt could defend tn. Trizcolor
Carpentler
on an Ameriya‘n track for .
endeared himself to the American
sporting public when he fought Jack
Dempsey.
Although he was defeated. be en.-
erged from the ring a real hero, on:
or the lamest laddies who ever
to lit a light. ’
:will be interesting to witch the
transformation or o great rixhtrr it:-
to an automobile racing‘puot. Many
of the same qualitien ore exacted
in the makeup of masters of either
sport.
Sharp. quick uccurato tranunis-
sion of ideas from eyes to muscles
grit and determination. steel net-Aves
and tho ability to withstand punish-
merit. '
But the life of racing is far more
perilous than fighting.
Curpentlcr‘s conduct in his tint big
race. at Lyonl.
* our ROMMEL
Star Pitcher of 'Atlv
letics Says It Keeps
Him in Good Condi-
-tion
MONTGOMERY, AIL, Mar. 17.—
Eddie Rommel. Itsr pitcher of the.
Athletics. says that ho is going to
have a real season in 192‘. or he is
going to know the reason why. He
attributel his ill fortune of 19:8 to
the {not that he did not do any bowl-
ing during the winter. and conse-
quently lost-hi: eye. ‘
"Bowling is great for a pitcher."
said Rommel today. as the Bun club
assembled tor its usual sitting. "I
noticed the dln’erence right away.
You take a. pitcher 1nd let him bowl
through the winter ind he not only
keeps his eye and control, but the
muscles in his arm are almylfin the
job.
i "Now take myself. Iut winter 1
my arm feels great. The first tow
dayo down here 1 Just iobbed the ball
around, but of into I‘ve tried the
knucktebnll dad I find that it is
working to a. charm.
r0 COMPETE , ‘
x FORjNORWAY
'Molla Mallory May Be
Member 0 15 Tennis
Team in the Olympic
Gaines
CHRISTIANIA. Norway, Mar. 18.
——Mra. Mono. Blur-stout. Mallory, the
former tennis chumpton o! the Uni-
ted States, has consented to play on
America. will watch with interest '
spent a. lot of time in the alleys and ,.
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Xorwey'l Olympic team, IubJect to
the approval of the French Olympic
committee.
Upon learning that Mrs. Xenon.
was barred trom reps-mums: the
United States in the coming Olym-
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Norway in the int Olyin to men
Stockholm. the Norwolgoun'rennfi
mention invited her to join the
Norweclon team. She accepted the
one: end will be one or! en. thus
Norwegians Indies to. spoons-An the
Olympic tennis poring. p yin;P in the
able: Ind
sure against dtalculties attain s.
tut moment and with a. :iestrtgz
taunts-sting p‘onible attempts to ex-
ygp?! intoleither. the
c com 1
naked that the French 2:13am
give its approvsi to her selection. ‘
Like the other Nam. l‘Q’t‘.
Ignatius. Mrs. Mallory has screed '
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