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Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 4

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Oakland Tribunei
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A AUGUST 13, 1920. nil) AY EVENING OaklanO Cnfiune- i iir: iL Mentioned In Parte lPt-K aa xv-ille mwlor to President wliov resignation i bftieed ImTnnwtit. We close at 5:30 p. m. farm of a naval lieutenant to pick up sailors who had been arrested by the.

police a deserters. the return of each sailer he was, according to bla own plan, to receive 1 6 (J. Foxworthy took John Glasson, charged as a deserter to headquarters of the Twelfth naval district and secured the necessary papers to the man to Yerba Buena station. At the latter place he aroused suspicion when he demanded the J50 reward, and his arret followed. for Desertion Steward Causes Arrest 8A.V FRANCISCO, Aug.

12. Lon-dol Foxworttry, alias Naval Lieutenant Lewis Brown, did not know tharT naval officers are not entitled to it wards for capturing deserters, const lueTitly Is being held for the ieder 1 court." Foxy eerthy's plan was tor call at awiou police stations In the onl- TTO New Drapery Section on 4th Floor "II LC-S Pi OEce every day Off HERE Two Groups of Suits Offered Tomorrow! TfJi (Will) Hiltd Mil 1 Thi. group df all-wool velour, with fur-trimmed collar and pockets. They are ailk lined and interlined. The large collar are of aealine.

The pockets are in a new novelty style. Suit is trimmed with Buttons and silk stitching. The skirt is gathered and has belted pockets. Colors are: Pekin, new blue, brown, navy, plum, reindeer and black. THE HOUSE OF COURTESY Our Oakland Store Closes at 1 p.

m. This Saturday WASHINGTON; Aug. IS (By The Associated Press). Moved by the faid from Poland war department has under serl-r consideration today the request ft Prince Luboniirsky, Polish mln-t-'er, for permission to purchase war materials from the United State. After conference yesterday and between the Polish minister and Secretary Colby, the state deportment also took op the problem finding means of re-lnvlgorating the ebbing strength of the Polish state and thereby of fulfilling the a tain-ante of support contained in the American note to the Italian ambassador.

Polish officials explained that. In addition to the detire for war materials, they were anxious to obtain authorization to permit recruiting for the Polish army in America. It was said that not only had many offers of enlistment been received by the legation from Polish citiiens resident in the United States, but that many offers had come from former American veterans. While a statute forbids enlistment of armed expeditions In the United THE FAMOUS "FULL WOOL" SUITS I f- i- -w i mm Sal vkich will be the last Sat of these Wonderful New Suits for Tomorrow, also! (3 urday of the Summer cjpsing period. We express our appreciation for the full cooperation of our patrons whose aid has.

made this earl closing a success. Made from the famous Continental "Fullwool" fabric These are etnrired suits, with 11 tucks running OFF STATE- BOARD uvii center 01 me oacx or trie coat, mere are 23 small tucks on each pocket. The belt- is a new narrow stvle. The suit is DIZCS A Toe fnaf olftno button trimmed. Two pock- coai aione nn rZv 16 to 40 waa a wwav a rose, henna and brown.

for employment airaiiist a friendly power, some officiuls explained the president suspend operation of the law under hut wartime powers. ty Poland under Paderewski before the United States entered the war, it wa recalled, was" agreed to by the American government, and' many Tolea enlisted to fight under the allies were removed from the United Ftatea and trained In Canada and abroad. Bo that the United Slates may keep In more Intimate touch wtth developments In Poland, Hugh Gib-eon, American minister to Poland, home on leave, will depart tomorrow for Warsaw. He will be accompanied by B. Robblns, acting chief of the division of Near Eastern affairs, wl)0 has been temporarily assigned aa chancellor ot the legation.

e- 'PAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 1 T. Carol Aronovivl, author of Jiousini laws In several eastern cltieV an known throughout; te country as lecturer on housing problems, heat in this big lot. worth this price fa Outfitter to Wen, Women ami Children Sale of Silk resigned his position as dlwtor' of housing of the state communion of Immigration and housing. lfe said the prevailing opinion smonar memtwra of the commission Washington At 13th OAKLAND was that enforcement of the state laws resnromg air space ana ui-tlon were the first object of the housing department, whiuj he 'w Inclined to give prominence' to tfce litonder aspects of housing and tin r-laied subjw's.

such as city plarh- 66-IN. ALL WOOL PLAIDS An exceptional value In a high- d0 QC grade suiting at, the yard $vUO 50-IN. STORM SERGE A rare bargain. This is offered In a d1 QC wide range of good colors at, the yard visa 3 40-IN. ALL-WOOL PLAIDS A wonderful value in a fine suiting plaid in a good choice pt popular color 2 (J i ning.

4 lr. Aronnvlcl joined tne. com III" n. Union staff in October, UMII- 'a 1919. Hiatl chosen.

successor has not yet been Russia Signs With Armenia, Says Radio vr tws envies. LEi8f WIBE TO TRIBUNE. LONDON', Aug. Russia hss effected an aumistice and preliminary peace agreement ith Armenia, the Russian soviet announced today. The Information was received In the en me radiogram that contained the soviet war office communique.

YARD WIDE CHARMEFSE SATINS Very, fashionable and 6od color range. To appreciate, you JQ must see this silk LA3 TARD WIDE TRICOLETTK A Good color range 0Jx3 Rotarians Will Spin, Lions Claw in Game The final line-up of contenders to1 represent the Rotary and IJons clubs in the first, Inter-club baseball rumr to be held on the Coast leagu 0-IV. ALL-SILK CIlEPE PR CHINK This is a heavy, dependable 1 or crepe. All wanted t)laa)D 0-IN." IIIGH-GnADE GEOI1GETTK CREPR--8plendid qualUy. 1 (J All shades 1.4a TARD WIDE PRESS SATIN'S The silk so much In demand.

Durable and excellent for dresses. Comes In 'all shades for atreet and even In wear. Priced at CI QO only H07 YARD WIDE CII1TFON TAFFETA S9-IN. COSTT3IE VELVET $1.75 In good colors r.msmds tomorrow afternoon for the r-3 r. Risk VW 8T-IN.

SILK FINISH BtJITIJfG VELVET Good color range; CO IQ extra value j)aCUa7 4S, 44 and M.iN. cnrrroN FINISH srrriNu velvet seal, Cl'vie taupe, nary and black. All 94efz9 benefit of the Community service, hifs been snnounced by the captains. The Rotarlan battery will be Al flnronl in the box end Bill Bercovlch behind the bat. For the Lions Claire Navy, taupe, seal, rarnet, OA plum 'and many others 3rd Floor Annex PAUa Alptne Crash Cretonnes i r.i A full line of cretonnes in rose, blue, brown, green and combination effects, and chintz.

An extra heavy material for couch covers 7C, and cushions. Yard lOC ETAMINE 36 inches wide a fine BLUEBIRD SCRIMS In bordered ont let a poor skin and all-over floral designs. quality brown bordered material Jteep you iron employment That eruption on your face, neck or hands may not be serious, but I. 1 ,1. i Goodwin Is pitcher and Bill Osgood catcher.

Mike Fisher will umpire. The winner of the game will jrt the Jackson stiver loving cup. The Kiwanis club will challenge the winner. The players are: Reparians: Bobby Horst, Oems Ady, John Holms, Roy Butler, outfield. Art Oonzales.

live KJiwick and Ernest Fetler. Lions Jack Davidson, MV Anderson, Bill 8trel. pill Johnston. outfield. Rocoe Lit-tlefleld, Bill McDonald and Herb The following "titllity players" win report at the bench: Rotarlanaj, Bill Dean, Oeorge Zook and Clarence; Jone: Lions, BUI Rigney.

John Powell. H. C. Brown. Bill Scott.

Rev. John Knupe and Rev. Charles 1'IXlikR BEI OMEs'fHrMft. PASADENA. Aug.

IS. Captain David Fallon, Rrltloh army officer, has a new thumb. Physician transferred an Index finger to replace a thumb lost in the war. in ecru. Specially priced PA at, the yard OUC MARQUISETTE Yard wide.

A fine quality, well mercerized. Double thread. In white, cream White, cream and ecru grounds. Yard wide. The 9Q yard BAND BORDERED NOVELTY SCRIM In fine floral effects, it nanus ni uic firoi row Business and social success.

Why don' you et rid of with RES1NOL? Afewdays'uwofthi mild, healing ointment and yon will be surprised at the improvement. It Sn and hamlet, In inc. and coals lutla. AIU druttult. mm with colored border to harmon and ecru.

Tape edge. Very spe i ize. Rose, green and blue 48c 39c cially priced, the yard grounds. Yard Brasses A Sale of Exceptional Merit $3-95 Exclusive Models in the Newest Fall Headgear Here MILLINERY 'jru. 1 In a special showing of exclusive styles in duve- fT" tyn and velvets.

The season' newest fad. In henna, copper and amber. Many trimmed in jPjbOW the new silver and gold fects. Priced at $12.45 to $16.50. rbLl UNTRIMMED SHAPES in velvet, large and Si" email.

Beaver facings. Navy, brown, black, Hi lyj blue. $4.45 to $7.45 LI A I Th beautiful new ready-to-wear showrooms in the annex offer a splendid value in these wash frocks of fine voiles for Saturday's The choice includes many patterns: checks, figured, striped and others. All well-made and pretty. All sizes to 41.

Fine color choice. se -eS I Sale of Corsets Saturday special. Girdle tops and medium tust styles, with medium and long hip lengths. Some have wedge clasps and doubTe boning. Others with free hipst Styles for the average, slender and full figure.

19 to f0 on 86 sizes. On sale at Fine Washable Chamoisette GLOVES 2-clasp, plain backs, ffered in white, black, gray, mMe, natural and khaki. All Bizes. special, the pair SATURDAY SPECIALS FOR MEN Silk Shirts A sale of fine silk shirts, madelftflam heavy grade genuine Splendour silks in a host of attractive new patterns. To sell Satur- 0 nt? day at pOe I Men's Athletic Union Suits" Made from fancy woven'nainsook.

Full cut, and have dbuble Mr "Easy fit" crotch. A fine garment at 1.4 J) Men's Golf Shirts Made from poplin, wrrreft madras, and crepe finished mererlals. Tn stripes self fl area, and in combination effects. At $1.25. S2.23.

$13.75. $3.45. $4.05, Men's Guaranteed "Notaseme" Hose 'Ml the new shades. Faeh pair "has an unconditional pruarantee attached and ther ara no atrinrs to it. "Notaseme" MUST give you entire satisfaction.

Priced at pair, 50. $1.00 and $1.25. ceo at. the Sale of Waists Voils, white and colors, in an assortment of pretty styles Four Popular Hits-August collar effects. Sleeves either short or Af" and long.

and Priced upecially at plee70 69c "Lore Nest "Blue Diamond." Both from 'Mary' Double face record of reigning m'unlcsl comedy S5o "AB Star- and "Hy'n Dri" One Step and Fox Trot. Both played by All Star Trio. Oreat for dancing 85o Children's Dresses Specially Priced A timely before-school special. Not ordinary styles, bnt an assortment of dresses of the very best materials, suitable for all ages from 2 to 14 years. For A Saturday 4) Blanket Special Values on Sale Downstairs nr ri a "Love Nest" "A Young Man's Fancy Fox Trots.

Another double-face arrangement, sure te he popular 6Ba I Love the Land of Old IMack Joe" Bung by Billy Murray; slim 5o VICTROLAS $25 TO $1500 Convenient Payment Term Dainty Comforters 40-INCH WASH VOILES In a good assortment of pretty patterns. Dark and medium colors. Very specially NOTIONS SALE-First Floor Extra apecial. Tlili wool finish, tn white with colored border. Mohair binding.

Also IfixtO Australian wool finish blanket In white and plaids pink, blue, brown and gray. tnth pore whlta IfnpeMal Valley cotton filler and fine Floral designs. -J Splendid valna vOs45 98c priced for tomorrow at, the vard Wonderful raluea at, the pair $5.95 8CALtXPKT EftGlNOS And finishing braids. A big special offer of this needed material In tan, blue, red, eta. A splendid special value.

The bolt OC ntn cabin ft Go i Konrteimih and tlay Strwta. Oakland Reartty and Sutter Kaa rranisrt NEW RCTTOOIi GINGnAMS A rJ celred tot of pretty new glnghama in i 1 Heavy Comforters and cnecna i ne 40C Ex, Heavy Comforters Good tjTtalltr aUnV ioVST Tut' white ftlllng. WelJ qnllud, with plain eatin borders. An Aij d-time sale Value at Ve45 HEAVY SCnoOL KEROES Good weight. Another big special In the notions section for Saturday.

Jl tor 1IOOKS AND ETK.S "Psets" hook and eye special value. In packages. Saturday selling, 8 packages fof. 10c 10c l-lnln color. Yard wide.

A nign won, r--- tioron ailtch. whlU filling. Eitra heavy and well made. Medium nd darX sllkollne covert. Made for service.

frM fjf Sale price, each vi'iaJD Sacramento. Stockton, Fresno, Kan Joss tenlaga. All colors. VlJ Yard 1 WITITK HEADKD PINS Pins for veilings and for toltet use. These are on 3P yrrrr IKJ1" wtscss laMMj Wicker Furniture on Fourth Flo6f 10c raras.

rrensi ror Faturaay, for. Metal tiedt, tloor Lcr-rs,.

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