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WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY
Extra Values in Ladies’ Pumps
and Oxfords.
Commencing Tomorrow’ (Wednesday) morning
300 Pairs White Oxfords and Pumps, values
to $6.00, Low and High $3.50
This Is An Offering
of the moat popular Footwear of the day, and represents
a value so beyond all compare that we urge your very
earliest call here tomorrow morning, as we cannot guar
antee these prices when our present stock is exhausted.
Some with full Louis heel* and the graceful
(.lender effect now *o much in vogue.
300 Pairs Patent
Oxfords, Louis Heels,
Values $0 and $lO,
$6.50
200 Pairs Black Walk- 160 p air „ Pumpß (S hort
in* Oxfords Call Skin Line), All Colors,
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SENATE BEGINS DRAFT OF
NEW RAILWAY LEGISLATION
Washington, D. C.—First definite stepn
looking to the drafting of general rail
road legi. latlon was taken today by the
senate Interstate commerce committee in
authorising a eub-commlttee, headed by
f'hairman Cummins, to draft a tentative
b 11. Senator Cummins noped to Hubmit
th< meaHurt- within a month and that,
further hearing* might be held.
AFTER CHILLS AND FEVER
Take Horsford's Acid Phosphate
A •pkodid Uzfiif amt effw-Uv©—nuf-iiiy bei*«fic4A4.
Qmrr,rh*» t*ntr Lhir»t Bur s totti 4 uulsy A'iw.
THE WAR IS OVER
But the soldiers and sailors will never
stop talking about the comfort they got
from the Alien's Foot-Eaae. the anti
septic powder to be shaken into the shoes,
which their sweethearts, mothers or sis
ters sent them Until 1t is tried no one
knows what a quirk and wonderful relief
Alien’s Foot-Kano is to painful, aching,
swollen, tender feet, Corns, Bunions and
Callouses It makes walking a delight.
Sold everywhere.—<Adv.)
You Stop Coughing
Wbon You Stop The Ttokto
Hayes'
Heating
Honey
Stops The Tickle
Heals The Throat
Cures The Cough
Price 35c.
A Free Box of
Orovo'x (WHn- Tratn Satv o
| Opens the Porea and Peoetrateaj
For Head Golds, Chest Colds end
Croup, is enclosed with every bot
tle of Hayes’ Healing Honey.
You get the Cough Syrup and the Selva
for ono price, 33c.
Made, Beoonnsendnd and Gnarantaad to
Uie Public by
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and Urrnrc • Ttutnir-x. Odu Toufc.
250 Pairs Tan Oxfords,
Calf Skin and Sepia
Kid. Louis Heels,
Values $lO and sll
$7.45
$1.95
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No. Returns.
No Exchanges,
None Sent C. O. D.
»nc AUGUSTA HERALD
MAY SIGN TREATY AT
VERSAILLES THURSDAY
IF PARIS PLANS CARRY
fContinued from nsure one.)
u iD . w *"- n became known the assembly
had voted almost unanimously to accept
the terms gained currency. One that ap
peared to get most support, was that all
Lhr officers of the German army would
resign if the government, did not refuse
fp Spmnder German leaders, especially
rieid Marshal von liindenburg and Gen*
eraJ Ludendorff. and defy the allies to
sejre th*- former emperor. In military
and semi-military circles a strong in
•atsnce ha* developed that the former
emperor is innocent and that under no
circumstances must he be placed on trial
except in a neutral court
Jn some quarters the threat of the of
ficer* to resign was taken most seriously
on the ground that such action might
pave th- way for a Spartacan and com
uraniat uprising throughout the country.
three of german”
SHIPS ARE BEACHED.
London.—Three of the German war
in* which th'ir crews attempted to
hink at Scapa Flow' Saturday have been
beached and the Baden Is moored in read-
for beaching, it waa announced of
ficially today. There is every prospect
r *f salving the ships in good condition if
th** necessary apparatus arrives before
irad weather sets in. The ships beached
are the cruiaers Emden, Frankfurt and
Nurnberg.
Two destroyer* are afloat and eighteen
have been beached. It is added that
there is no prospect of saving the other
destroyers without elaborate operations.
WARNED FRENCH TO
GUARD SHIPS CLOSELY.
Paris.—Viscount Gustav de Kerguezec,
member of the naval committee of the
chamber of deputies, told the budget <y>rn
mittee of the chamber yesterday that he
had warned the French ministry of ma
rine previously that the German fleet in
terned in Hcapa Flow was not being
watched with sufficient care.
The budget committee then decided to
aak Premier Clemenoeau for further in
formation on the subject of the sinking
of the ships and the steps the French
government proposed to take to have the
loss made good.
Newspaper comment in some cases
shows much bitterness over the acts of
those whom the Figaro calls *‘a perjured
race with no respect for their plighted
word ’*
Some criticism is directed at the Brit
ish admiralty, tthe Journal saying:
“No article in the armistice forbade the
maintenance of British guards aboard
the German ships ’’
I’Oeuvre says the fate of the German
ships was that proposed for them by the
British government.
“Germany," says the L’Action Fran
caise, “may one day. if we are not care
ful, scuttle the league of nations as she
scuttled the fleet. Premier Lloyd George
and Sir Robert Cecil will be Just aa much
responsible that day as are now the au
thorities at Scapa Plow. *
H ia likely that the whole subject
w ill come up for discussion in parliament.
WILSON AND PREMIERS
VISIT THE PALACE.
Versailles.—Premier Clemerrceau, Pres
ident Wilson and Premier Lloyd George
visited the palace this afternoon to in
spect the arrangements for the cere
mony of signing the peace treaty.
MUELLER TO HEAD
THE HUN ENVOYS.
Paris—Herrmann MutUer. the new Ger
man foreign Hecretary. will head the
German delegation to sign the peace
treaty La Llberte sayg. The Germans
probably will arrive at Versailles Wed
nesday morning.
Paris.—"We have waited forty-nine
years for this moment*’ exclaimed Pre
mier Clemenceau as he opened the fate
ful dispatch announcing that Germany
would sign the treaty at the meeting of
the council of three Monday afternoon.
"For forty-nine years." he continued
“the mailed (Ist of the reitre (German
trooper) who has governed Germany has
menaced the world Whether the man's
name was Bismarck or William 11. It was
still the same reitre of the Middle Ages
surrounded by soldiery and drunk with
pride.
"Be careful; keep your powder dry. Be
careful. Remind the world that it is liv
ing on a barrel of that powder.
“This reitre's dogma was that might
is right, that a state’s only obligation is
Its own interest, that treaties do not ex
ist when they clash with the lnerest of
a stato and get rich bv any means. We
know from witnesses who were at the
side of Wllltam 11. that when he learned
of the Sarajevo tragedy, he who posed
as a keeper es tho peace, cried: ’The
hour has struck. Now we ahall see what
an army la.’ ”
Psrls.—Colonel House announced yes
terday afternoon at the last of the con
ferences which he has held daily for the
purpose of giving confidential informa
tion to the American correspondents at
tached to the pence conference, his in
tention to leave Thursday for I-ondon.
M. Parderewskl Telian premier. and
the new Polish minister to the United
States. Prince Lubomlrsky. came in dur
ing the conference to pay farewell calls
to Colonel House In the presence of the
newspaper men. offered a graceful com
pliment to Colonel House for the inter
est he had taken In the Polish cause
since the early days of the European
war
MYSTIC IS FREIGHTER.
Miami, Fla.—The old cup defender
Mystic, built In I*Bl. and winner over
the British yacht Atlantic in the race
for America's cup will sail tomorrow
for Antilla, Cuba, with a load of
lumber.
The yacht has been lying up here for
18 months and has become the prop
erty of E. R Lows, of Miami, who
has converted her Into a merchant
sailing vessel, under the. name of
"Water Witch.*
PACKING
’EM IN-
The Finger
of Justice
Come Early
Tonight if
You Expect
to get a
Seat
RIALTO
AMERICANS GET AWAY TO GOOD START
IN OPENING OF INTER-ALLIED GAMES
Pershing Stadium, Paris. France, June
23.—With a baseball victory over the
Canadian nine and the plaoin gos three
men in the finals of the 100 and the 115
mi tre dashes, the American team got
away to a good start on the first day of
rue inter-allied games held in Pershing
Stadium An international crowd of 25.-
004. i ersons watched the contests. R.
Simpson, of Columbia, Missouri, record
holder in the high and low hurdles, 120
and 220 yards respectively, and Pat
Ryan, of the Irish-American Athletic
Club, Now York champion hammer
thrower, unfurled % - Stars an Stripes at
the opening of the games, with aviators
soarin goverhead.
Athletes from the British dominions
Khared the honors of the day with Am
ericans by winning two of the four prin
cipal races.
In the 100 metre dash, Edward Tesoh
ner, Lawrence. Mans.; Sol Butler, Hutch
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Lots of beverages will give you a measure of
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DISTRIBUTOR.
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Your Summer Trip!
Where! In the Mountains
or at the Seashore?
It's a pleasure to travel now; the
railroads are free from war traffic.
The South has hundreds of charming sum
mer vacation spending places in the Vir
ginia-Carolina, Tennessee and North Georgia
mountains; also along the South Atlantic seacoast. Each has attraction*
and offer rest, recreation and pleasure to their visitors.
in son, Kansas, and C. W. Paddock Pasa
dena, Cal., all won their heats, while Pri
vate J. Howard. Canada, and Lindsay, of
New Zealand, captured their heats in
the same event. The time made by the
sprinters was not extraordinary. The
day was cold and clear.
in the baseball game W. B .Fuller, for
merly of the Washington American Lea
gue team, shut out the Canadians. 5 to
0. much to the delight of 5,000 American
soldiers in the bleachers.
Miss Margaret Wilson, daughter o|
President Wilson, was an interested
spectator of the games today.
BROENING HEADS MOOSE.
Aurora, 111.—Mayor William F. Broen
ing of Baltimore was selected supreme
dictator of the Loyal Order of Moose to
day at the thirty-first annual conven
tion in session at Moose Heart, near Au
rora.
I
Ample hotel and boarding house accommodations to suit any
taste, to fit any purse.
The staff of the United States Railroad Administration will
be giad to furnish illustrated booklets describing these and
other places and also give necessary information as to fares and
train service. Apply to your local ticket agent or the nearest
Consolidated Ticket Office; or address the Official Travel Infor
mation Bureau, CO2 Healey Building, Atlanta. Ga.
Special Summer Resort Rates on Sale
Daily From May IS Limited to Oct. 3/
Every official and employee of the I'nlted States Railroad Ad.
ministration Is a public servant. Call on him freely.
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Trmwl Bureau
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TO REORGANIZE GUARD.
Daptona, Fla.—The fir.«t step in
organizing National Guard of Flor
here tonight v ith the m istering n of
Company A. first regiment.
To Purify and En-ieh the Blood
Take GROVES TASTELESS TON
IC which is simply IRON and Ql ININS
suspended in Syrup. o Pleasant Even
Children Like It. You can soon feci it 3
Strengthening. Invigorating Effect. .‘~>ice
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