The Galveston Daily News from Galveston, Texas • Page 2

THE GALVESTON DAILY NEWS. SUNDAY, AUGUST 21, 1921. THREE flCTTOBE COSnFERENCE AT CINCINNATI TO CONSIDER LEGISLATION FOE STATES. By Cincinnati. Ausr, thirty-first national conference of commissioners on uniform state laws will open here Wednesday for a week's session prvcudini; the convention of the National Bar Association.

Drafting a i blue sky law for all states, and of a law for protection of illegitimate children will be chief among the subjectS- vunsldureii. Yhf conference, made up of com- I mudiyners from all of the states 1 and from the District, of Columbia. I Alaska, Hawaii. 1'orto Uico and the Philippines, during its existence. since 1SDU has had its recommenua- tions tor i laws adopted in juri.sdictimis.

Opening day i be i i a taken up i organization and the presidential address by Henry Stockbridse of the Maryland court uf appeals. Thursday the conference i open a legislature for consideration of the i a of a i incorporations act. This i be the subject taken up in morning and afternoon session, with a report on a uni- blue sky law to be given in the evening together i suggested a to the warehouse re- 1 ceipts and i of lading acts. Proposal for a i i i a i act i come up for consideration 1'riday when the i a i draft of the measure i be presented. The evening session will consider the i a i a of an act relating to the status and protection of i i i a children.

All of Saturday i be taken up i the second a of a i declaratory judgments act. i Monday i over to consideration of the i a of a i mortgage act and of report of the comm i on compacts between states. The decision of these commissioners are printed and brought before legislatures of all states recommended for passage. YEAST BEST WHEN TAKEN WITH IRON If Weak, Thin or Rundown Try This New Treatment in Tablet Form--Watch the Quick Results. has heard of thp apparent by in rfxiorinj; thin, sickly rundown to hi'ulth.

Aii'l now in round that cv-n inorr surprising tvauUa are broufihi whni yeast ia taken with Iron, Hie great blootl- tuiMvr. who for were weak. anaemic, and all run-down art? retfalnintr thrir siivnKth anil a i almost as if by mafrlc through this r-murktibly effective combination of tnntcM. And best of it is iliai onn take it in tuMct nrr.ii to i-at yciiat ea'Uds. which MI diiuiKfrt-ttble tu many, Tho in which two tfrrat health buiMrra have corn-- binrd is Ir-rmizrrt Yeast.

Thin highly concent ra tod bit-WIT" yratii which ia far more effective ordinary bakrr'H because it in rk-hrr in vitmntnt-a. us ull is tht- mysterious which I'm a found to br- jw absolutely rsiti-mial in a tu modern inrthod.t of food preparetion luck ins in most of our com-- mont-Mi a ia why so many of us beconit- sickly run-down. If ure sufft-rlnt: from cf tflrt-nRth. if you v- huustfd. If your food has no taatfi for you.

or if you arc irrtmblf-. ill in, pale, nervous, or run-down, iry ihls rem.irkaMe umic. Ironisevl Yfast wilt in JTIOM cases lirlurr a i i i three ilnyx i clear up sallow tr muddy complexions i i days. Kroni everywhere coinft enihusiuatlc re- porta of what it in doinK for people. 11 Is pack ml in patented Snni-tape packitKes und will keep indefinitely.

Its cost is no more per than common Kach package contains 10 days' treatment anil only 1.00--or just lOc a day. Special directions for children in each pttckase. For by the Star DTUK Store, J. J. Schott Drug Company and druff stores everywhere.

OP 1 FEDERATED SHO1' CKAKTS K.VDS WOUK Special to The News. Marshall. Aug. committee of federated shop crafts, composed of C. M.

Boyett. chair- a E. Orean. E. L.

Hilliaril and C. M. Phillips. T. O.

Ta'm- sitt. JiiB Spring and J. E. Casey. Fort Worth, that has been in session for the last two weeks in Dallas trying to reach an agreement and sign a contract governing labor rules for the shop crafts over the Texas it Pacific Railroad, ha.

1 i ished it work and returned home. i G. A. Weber of the Marshall shops i home also. Tablets B1CHLY ODNCEKTRflTEO VITAMUVE TONIC New Terminal Hotel Z1723th SI.

Arxt to Union Station TEX. I'ER DAY AXD UP All Outride noornii Jlodern Throughout Popular Price Cafe lu Connection AU1LEM-: MAN 11KLKASKD UXDEK IIONU OK (10,000 Special to The News. Abilene. Aug. Beasley, held in connections with the i i at Merkel of John Chad- wici.

was released on $10.000 ball late yesterday. An appeal from a habeas corpus i by Pistrlct Judge R. Ely denying fleasley bail was carried to the court 1 of i i a appeals, where Judge Latt i granted bond in the sum of J10.000. i was properly made. I Texas News Briefs llorlxrcue nt Cur-n.

Cuero. Te.x., Aug. barbecue i by the Cuero i Pythias at the i park near town an a a of 250 Knig-uts and i families. Corn Shellcr. Waelder.

Aug. B. and A. W. McCrorey have purchased a corn and expect to a large a i this year on account of the crop that has been made.

ORDER LEAGUE TO GIVE REWARD FOR ARRESTS Special to The News. Brenham. Aug. W. Hodde.

an attorney who was taken by three masked men to the Gay Hill road Thursday, whipped and given a coat of tar but no feathers, received a telegram from Houston signed by the Texas Law and Order League of Houston: "We have wired Governor Pat M. Neff and President Harding asking an i i a i of your cose. We offer a reward of $1,000 for the ar- reso and conviction of the parties. Do not leave Brcnham. AVe will protect you." Joe B.

Guyton. another man who a a by unmasked men. i and tarred Thursday, Brenham that night- iturid Klatonia. Aug. 20.

Will Brown uf i city, who lias the con- a for a i a seven i of road on the old Spanish a i has a the work. I i be completed in about i days. Fire Bnrn. i A 2V--The barn on J. H.

Chatham's a miles i place, i all of I contents. I i h.ilcs of over was destroyed by i of origin. No i a was carried. Inxtltntr. Victoria.

Aug. 20--The an- a i I i toach'Ts of Jackson, Calhoun and Vli-toria i i be held In i i a at the Sept- 5 to 9. Is expected to have several teachers In attcndanco- Clinncr Firm Xnme. Lockhart. Aug.

20. The Company, i has yards In i section, a a change in the a i a a from on the i i be conducted a of Lynch Davidson Co. Firemen Given Supper. r.ryon. Aug.

20 The members the Ilryan Fire Department i a Haswcll and sev- a of the city commission tut special guests, 'enjoyed a supper tit the i C. K. i presided i a Haswell occupied the rr-at of honor. Returns i i i Aug. 20 Chief of Police J.

s. i of i i Houston i i i i prisoners a been a In a of the G. i a i i shop of i i last a i They V( -rc a to Cuero were placed a i having a i to give bond. Tenrliors' F.xnmlnntlnn. Aug.

a i a teachers' i i cates tlin a i a i a her-. Of i P.llnn i College school. Thn various- a nnd a schools of ar-' now i i i quota of tenchers. mtrrV Ilxnmlnntlon. Aug.

20. An a i a i has been ordered i ha.i a a since December I resigned In order to let some ex-soldier i i the place." For some reason nr, a i was ever made. T. J. Ponton, former school i has hern ac.tlng iiOHtm.oster for some time.

A. A 51. OF-FICER AVI LI. BE AS.SHJ.MiD TO DUTY IX 1'AXAMA Special to The News. College.

Station. Aug. C. D. Home, on duty at the A.

and M. College of. Texas as assistant professor of i i a science and tactics for the past year, has been a to the Fourth Field A i at Camp Stanley. -where he i be signcd to command one battalion of the only a i a i regi- in the i Slates army, i i move to the Panama Canal zone in September for perma- The regiment Is most i a i a i in the army. Not thi' a i a b.ipgagf and camp i Is moved on pack mules.

is a i i in i i instant In the a i regions of the Central A i a republics. Captain Home's a i to the regiment in I'antuna Is for three years. DISCOVERED A CURE FOR ASTHMA Chemist Discovers Simple Home Remedy for Asthma and Generous Offer. Mr. D.

J. Lane, a chemist located at 10 JLane SL Marys. Kansas, h.is discovered jj. simple home remedy for nsthma, "To test It he sent some to people who had been fullering asthma for years, and to i i they mate they WCTO ensiT? cured. Mr.

Unne Is FO of ills discovrry and has so rrAich i in Its a i i to a he i send $1.1:5 a i I a i i for It. Hid is a he Is to be paid for It If it cniVH. The one tak- i it is lo bo the and report i effiTct i i days u.iins: the remedy. If you a a i for a at onee. Send no money.

Just your a a a A llulekly relieve. Constipation. Biliousness. Loss of Appelte nnd due lo Torpid I.Ivor. oner without qutrtlon HUNT'S A A SKIN DISEASE REMttDIES I (Hunt'i rnd Soap), fall in the treatment of Itch.

Kciemo, Rine worm. Tetter or other Itching rtln dlnmccB, Try thla treatment our ilak. All AUSTIN AMERICAN ONLY MORMNO NKWSPAPKR jjr CRXTRAI. TKXAS AU5TIWH LKADIIVO KKWSPAI'RR. LAHGUST CinCCLATIOlv' KICNUALL BROOKS CRICSSIIIV, EDITOll PUBLISHER.

Monday Bargains for You Furnishings Men's Shirt Bargains Men's Shirts, price SulrtK, hule price. Mrii'H $i(KI NliIrtM aaU- price Men'M SK.50 Slilrtx. price Men'x SU.OO Shlrt.i. price 05 ,45 fl.W) Slilrtx. Kult price Mrn'H Rule price Men'x Solxette OST Slilrtx, col.

Mttnebcd'P- 1 OtJ Men'x Oxford ShlrlK. col. attached Men's 53.BO Oxford Shlrtu, col. nttuchcd hite Laundered OJ-j cuffn ottncbedT $2 Whit Silk Shirts $5.00 Silk sale price SS.OO Silk Shirts (BET price JjJO. Kxtru Special Shuntunf; Silk Shlrt.s with collars .25 $4.

Men's Neckwear 50e Silk iVcck-ivear nale price $1.00 Silk XcckTrear, ttnle price Sl.BO Silk Xcckivcnr, price Silk sale price SMk Jfeckvrenr, OCT Men's Underwear Men's $1.00 Union Suits. ftalc prlci Men's 51.5O Union Suits, pric Men's S--00 Union Suits, nnlc price Men's Union Sultn, jirlce Men's $3-5O Union Suits, mile price -Superfine silk nnd fine fabric Union to OA 511 values, sale 75e 2-plcee Undenvcnr, sule price, 75c Lisle nnd UnlbrlKRan TJn- denveiLr, Jer (cnrment (Otis Lawrence)-Night Shirts Men's Sl.OO STlRht Shlrtx, price- Men's 5LM A'lcht Shirts, sale price-- Men's Pajamas Men's S2.OO Pn- jaxuns, fiale prlc Men's 1-n- Mcn'K $3.50 Pn- jumnn Mule price Hosiery Bargains Kxtrn KOrtinent Glen's Icry, ii for Men's wile price Men's Knit Neckwear Knit Tics, sale price $3.00 Knit Tin. nnlc price JUtfiO Knit Bnlc prlcc Various Sale Bargains Genuine "Guyot" pcndcrii, extra upcclal--- 25c urilc price rnrifi Gnrtcru, price 5Or Gnricru, price OOc Ivory nnlc price IJnndkrrchlrfH, dorrn for Men's Bathing Suits Men'b Untiling StiltK for glen's 9IS.OO Untiling Suits KO for Men's $0.00 DntMnRT OA Suits BO for Men's Hath Suits go for $3.75 ISA ETft Men's Trousers FANCY WORSTEDS, BLUE SERGES AND WHITE FLANNELS, ALL TO GO Men's $4.00 Trousers for Men's $5.00 Trousers -for Men's $6.50 Trousers for $3,75 $4.75 Men's $7.50 Trousers for t) Men's $8.50 Trousers for Men's for Palm Beach and. Mohair Trousers 55.50, 6 0 0 and $6.50 values on sale at $7.25 $4.25 You Can't Get From It--That Great Power of Valnae Giving--Such Remarkable Clothes Values Ought to Crowd the Clothing Department Monday --HAVE YOU GOT YOURS I eimer and Society Brand-Mixtures, Blue Serges and Blacks--Everything Goes Men's $25.00 and $30.00 Wool Suits- Men's $35.00 and $40.00 Wool-Suits Men's $45.00 and $50.00 Wool Suits Men's $13.75 Palm Beach Suits for Men's $17.50 Palm Beach Suits for-Men's $25.00 Mohair Suits, now Men's $30.00 Mohair Suits, now $13.75 White Suits are now Trunks! Bags! Suit Cases! Leather Novelties--Thermos Bottles and Hawkeye Picnic Baskets FOURTH OFF AUTOMOBILE $6.50 Auto Robes ROBES--SALE REDUCTIONS $10 Auto Robes $12,50 Auto Robes This Includes Entire Stock Boys' Spring and Summer Wool Suits X. Boys' $6.25 Boys' $15.00 Suits-- $7.50 Boys' $17.50 Suits-- $8.75 Boys' $20.00 Boys' $22.50 Boys' $25.00 rgains From the Save! Never Before Such a Remarkable Opportunity as This GULLS' DRESSES Extm! Giiitrham Dresses (nixes 7 to 14), OSc Gingham DrcsKCK (slzcn 7 to values; sale price BAK.GAIXS IS 1 RO3HPERS S1.2S Rompers for-- Rompers Rorupcrs for-- Rompers Rompers for-- 05c CHILDREX'S ORGAADY "VOILE DRESSES 2 to 6 years) Dressed for Dresses Jtor- K.SO Dresses lar- Drcsxes for-- DressCK for-- Drrnscs for-- -SI.

75) $2.00 BOYS' BLOTTSES SSc Blonses for $1.50 lllouncs for -65c -05c Bnrcnln lot Gln hnm (siies 2 to 6), Bale price T1.45 Bargain lot Glnjham Urcnscs 2 to 6), sale price 05c GIRLS' DRESSES Organdy, Dotted Swiss, Voile nnd Lncc (Sizes 7 to 14) SR.OO Drexnes tor 113.00 BOYS' KNEE PA2VTS Assorted Colors nnd Patterns $2.50 Pnlra Beach Pants, sale price 1-75 Boys' $1.25 Wash Pants, sale price 55,. Hoys' Khaki S5c $1.50 Wool Mixture Pants $1.15 $2.00 AH Wool Pants, Price $1.45 All Wool Pants, sale price $3.00 AH Wool Pants, sale Price $1.75 $1.05 BOYS' WASH SUITS Boys JloyK Boys Boys Boys Boys Boys 57.00 DresscK for- S1O.OO Drcnxcs Dresses for- S2.50 Wash Salts Dresses for S2.7.1 "Wash Salts DresKC.x for- Suits J3.50 Wash Snlts 84.OO AVnsh Suits $4.50 Wash Snlts $5.00 Wash Snlts $5.00 $7.50 BOYS' ASTD CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR Boys' $1.00 Union Suits 75 Boys' SSc Union Snlts 65c Children's Combination Suits, 5Oc nnd 75c values, for 3Q Children's $1.00 Combination Suits 75, STOCKINGS Boys' nnd 25c sale price --ao 6 pairs for $1.00 Children's 35c 25c Children's 35c Socks-- 25c BOYS' SHIRTS With or Without Collars vnlnen for 75 valaes S5c $1.50 -ralnen for $1.05 $2.00 values for 51.45 Children's sale price- $1.00 Sleeping Children's $1.50 sole price- Sleeping Snits. TSc Snits, Sleeping- Suits, BOYS' SILK SHIRTS $4.50 Shirts $3,50 $5,50 Crepe Silk Shirts BOYS' PAJAMAS Boys' $2.50 Pajamas Children's dale price Children's Sleeping Snlto, price-- $1.65 CHILDREN'S MIDDY BLOUSES $1.75 Middies for S2.00 Middies tor-- tl.K Middles for Sl.GS $2.50 Middles for- A Great Number of People Are Viewing Our Show Wiadows They are unusual, very interesting, and in them we have arranged very extensive displays of the extreme money-saving opportunities this, our greatest clearing sale, affords. It's a 200-foot panorama of masculine and feminine apparel with very unusual money-saving suggestions. We are always glad to invite you to see Robt.

I. Cohen's window displays. See the Show Windows See the Show Windows "The Biggest Value-Giving Event We Ever Put Across".