Meat prices not lowered and medals awarded abroad
Prices of meat in 1920 show no clear downward trend despite forecasts. Wholesale pork prices hold steady with only slight declines noted, while lard costs and vegetable prices influence market dynamics as packers raise some costs. Red Cross officials in Europe receive honors from Montenegro for postwar service.
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United Dd Bureau of Markets
Paris
Mall
Montenegro
Mestcherinoff
Red Cross
Nicholas
Prince Danilo
Robert EB. Olda
Detroit
Europe
Ernest FP. Bicknell
Washington, D. C
Henry W. Anderson
Richmond
Balkan States
Knowlton Mixer
Buffalo
N. Y
France
Henry R. Fairclough
Stanford University
California
Charles Dexter Morrin
Olean
Favorable report on grain corporation abolition questioned
Washington February 19. After a favorable committee report on abolishing the United Grain Corporation the bill faces strong opposition from bank millers and grain dealers who say its passage is not likely.
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Swashington
Genate Agriculture Committee
United Grain Corporation
Services for Mrs Provine Held at St Cathedral
Services for Mrs Provine who died Tuesday at 423 North 46th Street were held at St Cathedral on Thursday. She was widely known in the community.
State Trails in U S Campaign for Army Recruits
With the first month of the army's recruiting drive completed, Western Washington reports only about 100 recruits, leaving roughly 660 needed by March 31 to meet the quota.
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U. S
Washington
Negro longshoreman nabbed with two bottles of gin
Er W. Perry, a colored longshoreman, attempted to smuggle two bottles of gin from an Oriental boat at the G N docks on Wednesday. He was caught by dry squad officers.
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Er. W. Perry
G. N. Docks
Albert Meyers
City Hospital
Beattie dancer makes debut as goldfish in Junior of the Sea
Mies Ann Douglas, formerly with Denishawn and a Douglas Academy student, makes her professional debut as the goldfish in Junior of the Sea. She joined the Denishawn company after a tryout and has since toured Victoria California and studied at Denishawn. She now dances the role in her homeland.
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Victoria
California
Ann
Denishawn
Beattie
Irene Prior
Miew Ann Douglas
Think Holland to Keep Kaiser by Carl D. Groat
Berlin dispatch reports a persistent view that the former Kaiser will stay in Holland with Dutch safeguards against escape or plots. Allied notes on extradition and Leipzig trials are printed alongside reactions, with many Germans hailing the Leipzig decision as a victory for Germany while monarchists doubt the outcome. Officials hint the crisis has passed and trials will proceed for those implicated.
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Carl D. Groat
United Prean
Berlin
Holland
Inez
Leipzig
Germany
Marshall is Fed Up on the Senate
Washington describes Vice President Marshall as tired of senate chatter that strays from business. He is quoted saying he is fed up and jokes about the order of business, noting how debates wander to the good of the world and delay important work.
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Marshall
Senate
Washington
Cross Roads
Maraball
Realma
Gas bill leads to uncovering still in store
In Terre Haute Indiana George Gardulhu faced revenue probes after a $50 gas bill. Agents discovered a still in his novelty store. The itemized report also notes unrelated lines about a political statement by F C Little and a separate accident involving a teen rider.
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Terre Haute
Ind
George Gardulhu
George
Curtains Sales at The Bon Marche Highlight Closeout Prices
The Bon Marche offers 118 pairs of voile curtains at 1.75 and 70 pairs of Marquisette curtains at 3.00 as discontinued patterns head to clearance. Also features lace and insertion trims, novelty Marquisette with Venise motifs, and assorted bandeaus and nap items on floors two and four with yard-wide mercerized Marquisette at 35 cents.
Pollyanna Aprons On Special At $1.95 For Girls
A practical style for girls and small women made of linen in plain blue lavender and rose. Empire waist with wide tucks and back ties trimmed with white rickrack braid. Daughter Shop second floor.
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Red Cross
Vici
40 inch Georgette Crepe at $2.00 a yard
Nice quality crepe suitable for blouses and dresses. Available in flesh white black navy champagne emerald American beauty myrtle green Belgian blue and purple.
Percale 25c Yard for House Dresses and Aprons
Yard-wide dark blue percale with hair-line white stripe offered at 25 cents a yard. Fabric advertised as serviceable for house dresses and aprons. Floor feature noted.
Silk Gloves Rise in Seago Fashion Forecast
Fashion writers predict Silk Glove popularity for seago wear as makers unveil silk glove novelties at Bon Marche Glove, offering black white gray and mastic options with two clasps and self embroidered backs priced at $1.50 a pair.
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Bon Marche Glove
UPI
Cups and Saucers Set of Six at 98 Cents
Plain white thin china tea cups and saucers in the pictured shape. Not more than one set per customer at this price. None delivered. Fourth floor.
Nemo Kop-Service Corsets With Hygienic Construction
The Bon Marche corset shop advertises Nemo Kop-Service models 511 A and 514 N in pink coutil. Style 511 A suits larger women with hips and thighs, priced eight dollars, no abdominal reduction. Style 514 N offers full figures through hips with elastic top, priced seven fifty.
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BON Marche
Novelties and Decorations for Washington's Birthday
Washington's Birthday hostess shopping list items include crepe paper, patriotic napkins, lunch sets for 12, patriotic caps, garlands, nut baskets, crepe paper flags and fans, place cards, artificial cherry tree, cut outs, and designs priced from 8c to $1.80 per dozen or per item.
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Washington
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