The Houston Post. (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 38, No. 229, Ed. 1 Sunday, November 19, 1922 Page: 3 of 44
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LoMy Lives in Frcinc
s frenchmen ajid Belgians Photos to Proveji
Is Latest Claim
Scientist Hears rFrom . His
"Hat
7 -
V f iotoU Ppes -poit.
f f ABia. km. ll.-.'HjrU today
jMda'a tataraaUns. atrlklpg eontraat
p which "Biuelaa mm
sWl.tf aobUlty. rfufi alaca. Ura
V lavolittlon. are Uvtaa In thalr axtla
i. Asm vko hava mana an Uy ara
f tw.rOBtiaM la Parte tha hlh UN
Y tf which tbr war a part during tb
'Mifr the BauMofta while th ma-
3pr.tv are adapttog thamaabrea to o-
.aaa..aa.. - J MMthM -I-Imm4.
Jhainar " Tkay Moapt M a aOrt o( trine that ray of Hfht band to th at
af-
Expedition Testing
Son Ray
i 'a.aalaaa ' WtU with aateaattv
4 ' Mating daf fully with atlflad pride.
1 aa MMM- WHWrHI Ilk OTaaaVM a.w..a.a
. .tara fcaea anbaarably humuiatlas nn-
. lr anaur ginanuaai
"!. fiuihlkiiM. in of & aalahiaiad
'" Jnaalan wrttar la a taxi driver and
' - sua wife keep atoek In a wall known
an aide da camp to tha oaar
tn employed aa a maohanla In an auto-
: faabBa faotorr. and anothar prlnoa. a
ffcvotite fa. the oourt of Nicholae la
nptorad .an a maohanle In a Part
Melo nan
I " IkMaAhMMM wtui Ann.
4 - a a v - a - miu . la
'freaking dlahaa In a hotel and Captain
iladawakl. who waara tha red ribbon
PI ino aoaiow ok xronor anwa a
jtaaaaa of tha caarlna'a aulta. and many I
innar woman oi in nuaaian noniuiy i
ira aouaa aa snTarnaaaaa ana wn-
an of lanauaaaa.
Franca and - Balftam nra wagtnf I
lV ' tWfli k
feadltlen iwiatrlnc pobllo man to go I
IMiiLaa aftul BratkaHnaa. Tfiav ajwua I
Ml many atataaman tndndlixg thai
aaiBiav aTimaiar oi ana- oiti oaan i
rtotima of bad eotda and lnftaanaa
no to azplMlna; tbatr oraatama In bad I
aathar. '
dwuld ba dona away with altogathar
lacauaa luta ara a "nviaanoa and a
bum." EuaWllnjt m na rar nf tha
lexar Crulqua aaya ha naTar waara a
lat and la navar alek. and Dr. Taub.
kail mamhar n tha amtlivh tanvln
Sdaratlon eondomna the hat aa "an
aicTMC niTanuoa uiac maaea mmu nua
md flatus haadachaa."
Othar madloal man of Franca say
feat dlaoarding of tha hat will halp to
aduoa tha hltfh prioa of clothing and
Mil minimi aa tha Bum bar of eaaaa of
load allmanta.
Tha ractor of on of tha moat noted
tnd pleturaaqua churchaa of Franca
It taral. In the department of Uay-
mna naa oocn propoaea aa looa eom-
' laaioner of Franca
(fioandallied by profiteering among
Bet-chants of hla town ho Invited all
la come and hear htm nraaioh .n a
ubjoct of vital interest. Profiteers
fed riotlma alike attended hla meet-
ing. Then tha old oure began atorm-
kf against profiteering and hla lec-
Cra was so oonrlnetlng 'that prices
k a hard tuinble the very next day.
.Baron Henry Rothschild whose son.
p-unea ivoenuy waa inroivea lir a
reach of promise suit 'In the United
Itataa la one of the moat active mem-
ber of the noted banking family to
later tha ranks of professional sockl-
Igv and literature. -Aa
a doctor of medicine and phllan-
glrOnklt. ha taaa IniiaaMl aaaaaaMl '
Inlca and milk distributing stations
fhlch. hla ertUca say have become
Tsaie i par cent InveatmenU." Under
Bai aOm Am Bitim tf Atlflasa Diaaal ft.a
fas written a number of plays.
kta order to shield the serves frpm
a alaitat rf tha a.-u .
6a valuable pastels from ruin by the
Wtlng of kaavy motor traffic the
laron haa abandoned hla palace In the
aUM afkubo-ar Rain
klmnlf a splendid mansion In the
juiei quarter "The Meutte."
IHo further separated this new abode
rom tha public by opening In front
If it a private street to which he gave
fee name of Andrew Pascal.
Dramatic critics say that Rothschild
una acquirea a renown that h
ivor. would derive from the play to
iphi uie nam or Andrew Pascal Is
Wichita Falls Claims'
f Unexcelled Stretch
U Associated Pre Report.
-WICHITA FAIaLS Teiaa Nov. H -
wioniva county nas4.4 miles of con- i
Tata Davemant tinanr.ana nK i
P Texas according to county engineer
.. t labaU. Oravel road extending
M mllaa haa also been laid and
HBtoan mllaa of gravel read wlllhe
pna ravemant or blghwafa through
gwna ar not Included In this record
jfflclals aay. Almost three years were
lonsumed in th completion of this
mad aystem.
t l a .
amount or material
yaa smppea nere for mnttNi-Han
Hmant touUng lSJ.ooo barrels wss I
5!i ''!rol quired for hauling
r""! -"vo concrete bridges were
.uu.i.-ja wnne tne culverta on tha
f. ammoer i7. The highways rep-
kant an expenditure M.&OO.OOO.
J Tha roads and tha lenath f
Tar a" miles: Hen-
iTa .rr4"..1 mnl - Burkburnett
!Si.1i.-ami!!: B-CUra road. 1.7
"--. i mile; Electra
lorth. I.t mllaa
! I'LVL. m uead. war
a mythical train with an
rJh ' r of forty feet.
(peoulattve-lncllned.
Jta ddltlon to Uls. county tnglnw
MtHwa that tier were uj
Keel- -ltr Ma.1 rv . .nforelnc
. pounoa ot pul road.
-PWt "Bolshevism .
Am Rampant in China
Associated Press Report
tWASHIVOTON. Kv T5.t.v
h!S "S" 4H C"" d aaeka
ffiaJET? lnfl by
a7ir . . ln nna waa r.
E! formattot
Z?Kf!''!L ?aUo of Chi-
aa students and Intellectual under
rlT" ana-CBrlBtlan ao
JP5l!?wtt Program of th
!!Ta .nd Kor fould provide
i aaadlnc tor oommunlstio thouiht to!
atutlona. later oavalopmeou to Vtve
aoclai ravolutton" 13
tany. aftar tha ooHapee ciBasa
npaiMlaat In tha Pacific a botahavU
la M U Pan-Asia aovtata aJmedMsi
ebtlteratlon oftho oar.ti;
. Associated Press Report. '
KOBE. Japan Nov. ll.-Profesaor
Albert Einstein sponsor for the theory
of relativity and proponent of the doc-
trine that ray of light band to tha at-
traction of tha great heavenly bodies
-. uavaviau icaay on nis ar-
rival from Christmas island that he
ballevad observations of tha September
solar eclipse would prove his conclu-
sions correct.
Professor Einstein said he under-
stood that "tha adantlfki anoadlUan" ta
Australia to take photographs during I
th solar aollpM had betn aoeotaaful I
and aa aea-Ves tn photsgraphs would
vtndlcato hla theory. ? . ' .
He declared that the axpodltlaM tol
Thursday Island. 00 mo peed of Qetrman
sclafUists. had mat with com pi ate tell
or aa tha sky during th eclipse was
avrnest sad tha anajcinav af nXaw
Lgrapoa impusaiiNS. i
' trofosaor Klnatam waa given a tre-
mandnns waleoma her. lm tka I
keen eat interest is displayed In hla I
inpary. . . wa intends to return to Eu-
'rona via PalMtlna aad will not -Halt
ine unicaa ataxaa .
The Two Indiiw
peoMbln
Heorer Elec-
" ' trie - Sweeper'
Blue Bird Elec-
trie. Washer
uivn. vwn iiifiiiwii mi i i fi ii n
" - - -
LUUU
'U Inspect 6ur
Optical peptV
Under the '
Supenridoaef .r
H. E. Tait. 0.0
Recover $75000 Loot
With Arrest of Trio
CHICAOO. Nov. llatolen prop-
arty valued at 171.000 waa recovered
by th polio Saturday with the ar-
raat nf threa ma- wIm. th. t.11aa aaM
eonfeaaad to mm than ias haiwiari
wnicn iney oommittea only on Tues-
oay weaneeaay ana Munaay nlghU.
ThV rftaWlPar ana marl Daaa.
brothers and Oeorge Vann. .
rne loot wnicn included ruga dra-
tirla ilhnrnr. mt al a a 11 I
ana HID. HWinf maAhlnaa ana a..-
nltura waa found In the homes of th
naa.. na pouao saia mey naa round
trace of tll.000 worth of stolen articles
inai naa ooen aoia Dy tno trio.
PIANOS
of Character Today
Character is what your are. Reputation what others
think you are.
The Incomparable Line of
M-E-H-L-I-N
x Reproducing Pianos
These instruments embody all of the MEHLIN im-
provements and are protected by seventeen United
States anfl fojegih patents notably the Graduated
Chromatic Bridge Free Vibrating Sounding Board
and Solid Rib Construction.
As a final touch of added beauty and attractiveness to the Hiank-
giving table new linens selected from our splendid display of new
patterns.
And it is a real pleasure for us to assure you that the quality of the
Linens now here exceeds that shown in previous seasons by a wide
margin yet in every instance the price is lower.
Of wool and brushed wool
with itrtpd fronts; all
round frince. plaldod beiu
and to tU color. Priced
special at
$6.98
SHawI Scarfs
WlthVbelU and pockets;
JWn across ends; every-
lmaginabla color and combt-
nation. Priced special at
- $529
Linen Pattern Cloths
Cloths
With Napkins to Match
$5.96 Cloths 72x7J each $8.19
$7.60 Cloths 72x90 each Mia
.nip- a-aa. aa a a - " W
19.75 Cloths. 72x108. aaeh.
Napkin to Match the above
$7.75 Napkins 22x22 a dogen. .
.$7.95
..$6.19
Cloths
3
$6.59
.$7.95
The Tonal Quality of
THE
MEHLIN
is wonderfully beautiful is everything that is desir-
able is beyond your fondest expectations.
It Does Not Require
An Expert to Detect
the difference between the Mehlin Piano and the best
of all other good pianos. The superiority is .so pro-
nounced that the novice fan fully appreciate it. Per-
mit us to demonstrate this fact. '
THE MEHLIN
Reproducing Piano
Jf THE "GREAT GIVER OF MUSIC." FOR IT IS
MORE THAN A PIANO IT IS MUSIC ITSELF
THE PLAYING OF SUCH GREAT ARTISTS AS
PADEREWSKI HOFMANN- BUS ON I d!
PACHMAN THE GREAT LESCHETIZKYANt)
MANY OTHER TALENTED ARTISTS WHO
HAVE RECORDED THEIR PLAYING " -
We have MehUns in Upright-Grands Grands and
Reproducing.
Stodart Pianos known the world over in Uprights II
Player H. Allow US-to shoyou . Breakfast SetS
CASH OR LIBERAL TERMS.
$8.95 Cloths 70x70. each
$10.95 ClOtha. 70xRS. aaa-h
$13.75 Cloths 70x88 each .'$8.95
Napkin to Match the above
$11.95 Napkins 22x22 dozen $793
Cloths
$15J5 Cloths 70x88 each $10 48
$17.95 Cloths 72x90 each "$1395
Napkin to Match the above
$17.50 Napkins 22x22 dozen $12.95
Odd. Linen Pattern Cloths
$8.76 Cloths 6x6 each t89
$12.76 Cloths 72x90 each Soa
$22.50 Cloths 81x81. each llSS
$29.50 Cloths 90x90. each .....I.!. ..$22.95
Hemstitched Linen Sets
$13.95 8ets 66x66 each til so'
$15.95 Sets 66x84. each .'.'. 'tl99-f
$36.00 Sets 70x70. each '.$29.95
Ready-Made Hemstitched
Napkins
$12.50 Napkins 15x15 dosen. taaa
$10.95 Napkins 20x10 dozen S'S
" ?S Ntpklns. 18x18. dozen ..'$iTi5
-$17.50 Napkins 18x1$ dozen !!I!..!!!;$ii$5
All Linen Cut Napkins
46.95 Napkins. 19x19. dosen . ... 2 10
$6.95 Napkin. 22x22 dozen a7j!
$7.95 Naukina. S0vtft
$10.75 NaSkiB. tiSI'.Lr" If-"
$12.60 Napkins 12x2 Aozea.: "
Zii ;r rspKTIX' z". oen
Imported and Domestic
Pattern Qoths
$2.95 Cloths 71x72 each $2J9
$3.75 Cloths 72x88 each S?9
$3.95 Cloths 71x88. each $3.29
$4.50 Cloths 72x90. each $395
$4.95 Cloths 72x108 each .$4.19
Ready-Made Cloths
$1.25 Cloths. 45x45. each ago
$2.50 Cloths. 72x72. ea $219
$3.60 Cloths 72x90 each . .$3.1$
Cotton Damask V
79o 68-inch width a yard s$o
79o 64-Inch width a yard ejo
$1.25 7Mnch width a yard.. t&o
$1.49 72-lnch width a yard....!"!!$i!i9
Cotton Ready-Made
. ' Napkins
$1.48 Napkins. 18x18 dosen mm
Wil Sap5M 20x20 i0' iiS
$1.95 Napkin. 12x22. dosen ".$17$
AH Linen Damask
$2.59 70-Inch width a yard... 110a
$2.95 70-lnch width a yard!: 2
$3.76 70-inch width a yard !!!.$2.98
v.-
Coats for
$42.50
when valnes are mentioned. The
nd worinnanship m ot
-wa uifejaiiufv- nniM
W Wm I
at
$42.50
Dresses for
$25.00
$35 Pattern Qoths
$2.19
70x70 Imported Irih Cotton Pat-
tern Cloth: made with a Tins grade
of yarn woven into a permanent
linen finish; numerous double faced
pattern. Specially tfo in
priced at 761?
The Dresses in this group are of hlfh-
er grade tarments than the specially
reduced price can give you any idea ot
Made of the most popular material.
they embrace all the season's newest
Innovations one may imagine; trim-
med in bead embroidery buttons and
metallic ornament; with fancy gir-
dles and sashes .all of excellent col-
ors and color combina-
tions. Priced 7)eUU
$17.60 Napkins 22x12." dozen."
$0.45
$9.75
. $9.98
.$10.93
Victrolds
In All the Newest Styles.
Five New Records Just Releated
66109 Three o'clock in the Morning. .John MoCormack
18957 Nellie Kelly. I Love Iron (from musical play.
"Little Nellie Kelly) American Quartet
You Remind Me of My Mother (from music-
al play -little Nellie Kelly") Henry Burr
18963 Homesick. (Pox-Trot) . .
v Whlteman and His' Orchestra '
AH Over Nothing at All (Fot-Trot) . . . . .
......Great Whit Way Orchestra
18964 Tomorrow (Fox-Trot) -
.......... v. . . . . Great White Way Orchestr
Ton Gave Me Tour Heart (rox-Trot) . . 4
. v..".....-..a......GmtWWUWayCreliestr
18965 1 Wish I XJouJd Shimmy Lflte My Sitter Kate -i1P-Tt);':;..
............. Tha Virginians
But I Hat (0 Go Home Alone (FoiT
Trot)..-.. ...2...... Tha Virginian.
V
$7.60 Seta. KKtST ...
$8.60 Sets 56x67' set.".'.'.'
$6.48
$7.48
Sewing
Machine
Specials
We have on hand two slightlx
marred "Standard" Portable
Electric 8ewing Machines
that regularly aeU for $66.00.
ff.! $45.00
' OTHIH AROAINS
1 SJ tUndard wW but In sood eonSltl.n. at. .SeMO
naKaa a parraet at Kelt at $1040
V-'.
1
Clean Up of AH
Wall Paper
A wide range of patterns la quan-
tities enough of one kind for one
two and three rooms.
Wall Papers for bedroom kitchen
bath and hall ln all latest designs
and colorings with match- ni
ed borders; per roll IttjC
Wall Papers for kitchen bath etc
ln granite blocks floral stripes and
allover patterns with plain or cut-
out borders; per a t
u 4ic
Wall Paper for living room din-
ing room and bedroom ln Jasper
stripe floral stripe and allover
patterns; per A -
h 19c
Embossed high-grade Wall Papera
for living dining and bedroom; in
rich tapestries gras cloth effect.
Saxony fibers and Tiffany nn
blends per roll Zif C
Fox Scarfs
We are making a special offer of beautiful Blocked Skin
of Brown and Black Fox Furs at the most J o Si?
materially reduced price ol p4Z.75
Footwear of
ftlffl LI
? 5i!l 'anion s latest cre-
auon m iaadies' Footwear.
X Tn ntlr. .IIV a a.
- -.vaa -1LU OUfJQ.
Tongue tionfl
I In Patent Laaaf h wm.
Brown 811k Tongue $ia00
Brown 8uede with Suede
Tonaua
Black Suede with Suede Tongue ...'Sl$s
TUST RBCEIVED For evening wear new a n m a
Brocaded Stiver Cloth Slipper ? 1250
Mr. Alexander Schwarta
to Speak at
Main Street Auditorium
Auspices League of Women
Voters Monday Evening
Old FasUoned Pound Party
At Faith Home
Opening of New Play Grounds
Nov. 25th 230 P. M.
Fourth Floor Specials
Hal. Mlfa ..aa
$2.95
21-lnch "Mamma Doll--Says
"Mamma- very distinctly ....
Artillery
Wheel
Rolle
Bearing
Coaster
Wagon
Bea sz inches long $185
Bed 84 inches long ............$530
Bed 88 Inches long .15.7$
660 Wagner Corn Bread Stick Pan.....".V..47e
We can not pay shipping charges on these
items. .
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