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   Des Moines Daily News (Newspaper) - May 17, 1916, Des Moines, Iowa                             Page Two THE DBS MOINES 3 S THAT KIT MINE By WASHINGTON May Americans wore aboard the dian liao beeji sunk u a cablegram the United iu Lit KG oh olio Prance today Lloyds yesterday tbe steamer torpedoed tho was sunk pro by a and that member of her was Injured TJio sinking of the wis reported in press from London Saturday night No mention was of fate of the crew The was a vessel owned at Si John TO MILLION Cily lias an estimated total of to spend this year o which more than a million and a was left May 1 according to the monthly balance sheet for April just issued Payrolls for April totalled and claims paid 836592 1 OUTING COUPON This coupon when presented at The Ues Moines News office with 30 lively numbered coupons which will ap pear daily only in The News home edi tion lie exchanged for worth of concessions at Riverview Park You may start saving coupons at any time g NOTE Only one series will be honored for family The i 2 bearer must either be a regular home delivered subscriber of The 1 or asree to a subscriber fur a sis months period H BECHTEL DELAYS BONDS AND CITY LOSES A DAY M of nd broker has delivered 10 the the raised by fund ing lend issue pay citys back debts liechtel should have fur the money May 1 Payment of atom that amount of back tills awaits delivery of funds C J Carr city auditor said the money probably will be lieve before the end of ibis week If tli bonds are to be dated from Hay 1 Bechtel profits about a day for every day delivery is de layed MOTHER OF DR Mrs Frances Losli fiftyseven mother of Dr Clifford W died at the family honie 1220 Wednesday morning She was bora at Cumming la 9 the daughter of Frank Huff one of the pioneer settlers of this section has been a resident of Warren and Polk counties all her life She is survived by her hus band D F one son Dr Clif ford Losh and one daughter Mrs II B Harlan St Paul Minn The funeral services will be held from the residence 1220 Friday afternoon at 2 oclock Tomorrow on the 2nd A Great Sale of the Famous Coats and Suits It is occasioned by a very unusual purchase from the makers were dis posing of all garments prior to their because it is arare occurrence that fresh new styles of apparel are ever bought at such a low price this purchase much of our own stock is com at corresponding reductions garments are well known from coast to coast for their excel lent tailoring good fabrics good lines good styles and good taste v What an opportunity to buy vacation suits traveling suits utility suits and coats for every purpose terse All the suits are divided into four price the coats into two price groups 73 3975 to 4950 Price 100 2975 to 3975 Price 100 to 2975 Price 50 and other g 100 to models in 111 to Floor CUMMINS BOOST BY SPEAKER AT G 0 P MEETING for president was given nn official sendoff by Howard in republican stale conven tion here today One of the businesses of lie convention will be to organize the Iowa delegates lo the convention so thai they can work efficiently for Cummins at lie jia tional convention June 9 It Is fitting that tho man wiio led the contest for popular ment said Clark should be the choice of the nulled republican party for its nomination as president of the United States and that tins con vention should record in vlts most emphatic wav he selec tion of Senator Cummins tor dent Clark spoke in favor of prepared ness both tor defense and peace for a bigger navy and heller shore de fenses and government manufacture of munitions Says Wilson Concerning Wilsons foreign poli cies Clark said Conceding that ad ministration has acted in good faith In every particular and thai it has used Us best endeavor lo formulate and pui into effect be were for the best of the coun try yet it has so signally failed in all of the essentials that if the re publicans ore true to their and have con and nominate men for pub lic office who are known to be In accord with the public sentiment of tho country the victory will bo over whelming at the November elec tion HUGHES LEADING OVER ROOSEVELT Vt 17 Justice Charles K Hughes is leading in Vermont on the republican preference ballot which was used for first lime in yesterdays primaries with Col Roosevelt run ning a poor second Incomplete returns gave Hughes two votes to the colonels one with Elihu Root and Gov Mc dividing a vote President Wilson whose name stood alone on democratic bal lot received practically the entire party vote iNER IN PENNA y United PHILADELPHIA MAY Stales Boies Pen has won his tight for an delegation to republi an convention according o incomplete scattered returns arly today from more than half the in Pennsylvania While Governor Brumbaugh the inly republican leared in the presidential column an the returns indicate that ffi THE M AND St The Capital Limited VIA The Minneapolis St Louis R R s Sf LEAVES DBS MOINES P M DAILY ARRIVES MINNEAPOLIS A M AND ST PAUL 810 A iM EARLIEST TRAIN INTO MINNEAPOLIS Starts from Moines No Switching During Night Not Combined with Other Trains ELECTRIC LIGHTED STEEL SLEEPERS and LIGHTED CHAIR CARS Tickets and Berths at 512 i Phone Walnut 41 C M LEACH qt Agent 1 E L KUHNE City Ticket Agent vL W K ADAMS Tass Agt DCS Moines lenry Ford a surprising number if votes President Wilson received unani mous by the democrats WITH Senator Borah at Washington tells senate the proposed constitutional for suffrage violates tates rights and hes against It Peace advocates meet Lake lank X Y Thursday to ask lent Wilson to invite nations to join i league to enforce peace House of representatives will vote on the administration shipping Friday afternoon It probably will pass Headquarters of the Senator Sher man boom for president at Wash ington arc leading fight against Hughes boom Cummins managers have not joined actively but are lending support Tour of United states for woman amendments at Iced wilh a Banquet cake weighing 150 pounds back from west as present CORN PLANTING SUSPENDED BY WEEK OF WET WEATHER Heavy rains fen in all parts of Iowa of lie 13th and of May the rainfall ranging from one to more than four inches and ing more than two inches according lo the weekly weather crop bulletin issued Wednesday morning The week was cool and wet As a resull corn planting has been suspended by the farmers and some lowlands arc flooded Prob ably fiO percent of the corn is planted TELL HOW CASHIER TOOK MONEY FOR INVESTMENT B P ST LOUIS May Samuel Dyne cashier of the Mis souri Pacific freight office here was able to misappropriate of the railroads funds and invest them in mining properties in Mo district came to light today when it was learned an of his books had lieen completed ADMITS TRYING BURGLARY William Himon pleaded lo to break ing Tho maximum sentence Is five jdSp will sen lence Himon Slav 22 WEDNESDAY MAY n ins Beginning Values A Great Purchase of and at Half arid Less What opportunity this brings for the buying of dressy little frocks time wear There are 940 dresses in the Most of are white Sri 2 Summer the sample lines of three of the best known manufacturers in are heie two only one of a kind one is school and confirmation any affair that a pretty Sunday several hundred colored dresses for for schooland wear nf sale arc to a half and more Sale in the Basement g throughout average from a third Beautiful White Dresses 8 10 and 12 These are truly exquisite you should see to fully appreciate The materials are fine organdies voiles nnd batistes trimmed with dainty shadow and va girdles 58 298 6 be 895 regularly 10 be 695 regularly 42 regularly 92 198 24 worth 55 36 worth 398 32 worth 369 115 Dresses Each 169 70 are worth 349 86 Dresses Each 125 48 269 249 72 dresses worth and 198 at 54 dresses worth in this sale at 111 White Frocks for Little Tots of 2 to 6 Examine carefully tlie elegant or the and batistes used in these laces and embroideries with which they are trimmed and you will readily see how unusual these values are 12 High jrade White Dresses I dress value 3 values 4 values 3 values 1 dress Ji value 39 White 1 be 14 240 9 198 15 choice of a lot of 37 dresses worth of a lot of 23 dresses worth to 1 Kinds The materials embrace fast color ginghams Every dress is fresh and new Pretty coat styles with effect and panel front are made double breasted There are plenty of plain tan pink green and white as well as plaid combinations mothers will buy liberally of these CHILDRENS SCHOOL AND PLAYTIME excellent quality percales chambrays arid different styles in blues tans pinks and white also figured and striped patterns in sizes for ages 6 to 14 values The Entire Suit 3 Price Groups The past weeks selling has necessitated a rearranging of a further revision downward of prices This new schedule will be in effect tomorrow up to 1750 Suits I desirable models of splendid quality pop lins serges shepherd checks and gabardine fhe assortment affords an excellent variety of and other colors in sizes and misses 95 for 1750 1995 Suits series poplins gabardines cheeks and novelty plaids Among these are the popular styles as well as tho conservative belted models Also a line ot for Very Elegant Silk Suits I 1 In Ibis group you will smartest and sulls we have snown this season Tlie the used In Is excellent cut models wilh of while silk Included are fancy Color Embroidered At and a These suggest the daintiest and prettiest of Summer dresses They are 35 inches voiles and organdies embroidered n elaborate designs In lavender blue sky rose edges The values are quite unusual Basement Chiffon Veils Women are these lor wear and motoring come with satin or hemstitched hor de r s In emerald green white black sky pink lavender American Beauty navy champagne and other shades 1 yards long 1 Basement Womens White Hose lOc soft high spliced heels rib and ex Ira sizes Basement Union Suits whito laco trimmed or tight knees and taped V shape sizes sizes fire Womens Summer Vests sheer ribbed neck armholes and neck regular and extra Womens Pumps and to 298 In the Economy Basement newest styles are shown here in wide variety rang ing from plain bul dressy pumps to button and oxfords and the low shoes for girls They arc of patent kid or leathers and of while canvas   

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