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- ' - - - - . . --.A , - . ' .-.'1- ' SECTION TWO EDITORIAL TOWN TOPICS EIGHT PAGES Pi THE FIELD OF SPORTS SPECIA LFEATURES FORTtAND, OREGON, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 28, 1920. 101 010 D OREGON TO BE RETAINED IN 162D VETERANS n V Infantrymen to Effect Permanent Organization April 29; Many Soldiers Sign the New Roll. The old Third Oregon personnel to to be preserved In tho new organ iraUon. "Veterans of the 162d In fantry," formed Thuradajr night at the Armory with 155 member pres ent. Permanent orgdJiiaatlon will be effected April 2 8, to which time the men adjourned. At the later meeting constitution and by-law ' will be adopted and officers elected. Membership will be limited to those who were members of the Third Ore son. Anrust h, IS 17, when the regiment was nan Jit wed Into federal service and became the 162d Infantry. TF. M TO EAET BODT FOKMED A. temporary orrantiatlun vu effect ed, with Llentenant Colonel J. T Gross- ley, temporary chatrrnan ; Captain rrea ML Weal, secretary, and Captain T. V. Oeer, treasurer. Uncle "Billy" Reldt famWhed th p- plejt and cigars There were repreaeo latlvea from every one of the organiaa- l tluns that comprised the old Third (162d , U S. IntantnyX Adjutant uenerai uun- rd Stafrm. Lieutenant Colonel Carl t Abrama, Colonel C. C Hammond (now command! n the ! new Third Oregon) : . Lieutenant Colonel George A White (on leave from office of adjutant bt.i- oral of Oregon ), Major L. A ftwmin, Major Eugene Moshberger, Major W. C. White and nearly every company com mander.. A musical and literary pro gram was given. 1F.TEEASS BOIX The foUowinsr signed the roD of the veteraD organization and it is expected that many more win join at the next meeting-:: A COM PITT Arnold Stoyffler. Portland ; Roeer W. Farker. YamliUl ; Myron I.. Sherwood. McMlnnvllle; Joseph P. Eckman, Port land ; Captain Henry CI Miller, Salem ; Lleutanant James C Shirley. McMlnn vllle; Ercel K. Petty. Corvallis; Onas S. Olson, HiUsboro; William O. lingers. i McMlnnvllle; B COMPA5T Glenn R. SwIfL HlllsUoro ; George Schlewe. Portland : Eral C Front. Fred M- West. Charles A. Olson. W. F. Dougherty,. 3. R. Jones, hi a. Carlson, W. at laneu, mrann nerofcrt. KaDy Kosm. Albert Colaon, O. S. Johnson. f'loyd C Meadow, au ox ronuuia. ' C COMPA5T Robert DeV. Morse. Fred J. Malmke, ' A Han McTJonald. Ji WV- l' Huml. - Merel A. fisher, K. J. Hefferman, William Aha.hr, J. C Sommervuuw Wallace c McArthur. Kar It. Shane. Joe U. Red id tea. R EL O'Brien. liarold T. Freder- " tskson, Charltis fi. McKeen. Harry L. Depp, Anton Ackerman, Ben Honon, Verner LibelL John It. Turns, F. Alex ander, James J. Crossley, Llojrd K. Cul- Iins, uuo ri. aseuiers, Kiyue jj. rtuni- baurh. Aurust M, Grant, all ox Port land : Milton C Smith, Lyman A. Cooley and Harry R. Cooley. aU of Parle wood. D COMPAST EH A Weston. Carl D. Necstad. I- arl M Wood. Elar 1 EL MuCorniicV. Jack Eo- ' line. Alexander Pettlhone, Homer C ; Morgan, William W. Evans, Andy Kra- ler, Arinur ix nuijivan, ail oi roriiarai ; Klton TV Heweitt. Salem ; John E. Lam- " horn. The Dalles. E COMPAST Major Clarence R. Hotchki'sa Ser geant I Frank B Himmcns. Sergeant Waller T. Bird, sergeant Edward U. Welndansrer. Done G- Bates. Sersreant V Paul C Stevens, Corporal William W. Sutton. Corporal OrrUr O. Fletcher, llo- l mer P. Snyder. Irving R. Wiley, all of Portland : John It. M ears, uresluun. Jf COMPAXT tllo Smlth Sweethomet Grant C f!arder 'aiiiruiver : IJovd .lohnnfin. Russell Bern la Jess Judy. V. T. Ken- f'dall. all of Portland ; Donald M. Taylor. Bums ; Fred Judy. Fred R. Durklnc. : Alex Davidson, all of Portland. JS COMPACT H. C Hefferman. Ralph H. Gruman. John E. Kdwarda S. W. Miller. M. R. Coojmr, J. W. Mead. Oregon City ; Rob ert W. Downey, Oregon City ; A W. Cunningham. Harrlsburg : Hugh L Fox. . Oiwfco ; A. EL Oorham. RaymoDd M. O'Connor, Lancelot A. Kennedy, Be&v- erton ; carl Kueter. H COMPACT "i & H. Carson, W. L. Pearoe. A D. I s Hosrpatt, George lokorny, P. C Garver, inaiaun ; u- j-i. Heaum, -airview ; i. u. Mllner, J. A. Plroni. I C0MPA5T O rover Todd. Wortdburn ; Verne Wll cott, SI 1 vert on ; Oliver S. Olson, Wood burn ; P. A. Livesley, Portland ; Eugene ; Moshbertrer. ;'X COUP ATT Floyd E. McCtare, Donald F. Hold en, Albert Hoffard of Portland ; Allen ' Toong, Hillsdale. L coMPAirr - Lester H. Hunt. Camas. Wash. iM COM r AWT I Sergeant Ferris W. Abbott, Sergeant JC N. Rauch. Corvallis: Arlev I. I.f- ; Taylor, Portland. I i HP. ATIQIT A TSrt V US r OMP A wV" ' WlViiam R. Logus, Oregon Cltj' ; Thomas II. WlHett, R. J. Hyde, T. .S. 'Whitmer, Byron C. Thompeon, H. IC Keeen. R V. Cunntneham. R. J. Cole. . Portland. MAriUNP. GTK COMPACT K. J. Elvers, Thomas Greer, Fred ; Craire, Robert Hamaker. Ralph Ward, Fred Wangon. Don Brickrnan, C. Walt ' man. C. R. Hedges, Sherwood. 8CPPLT COM PAST Henry Honkenyos, F. M. Waters, S. , Leert C. Miller. D. M. Newgard. JUEDICAI, DEPARTMENT W. T. Marcellus, W. E. Stewart. K. J. -Solomon, G. R. Potwln. Ira Newsom, Lester ShlnjJ, Luther West. G. A Carr. Woodburn. FIELD A5D STAFF : Loren A. Borman. Carl A ikrom Eugene Moahberger, Clarence E. Dent- er. ;WAB COBRE8POSBE7IT ; 15 w - David llaxen. England and Holland STalk Over Wireless London, March 27. Wireless tele phone communication between England .and Holland Is about to be opened. Its Suits with test calls have been excellent. It is announced, conversations having been carried on up to a distance of 1200 miles. .Ths charge will be li cents a ml nuts., i ' All Charge Purchases Made Tomorrow and the Remainder of This Month Will Go on April Accounts Payable May 1 Ostrich Fans Main Floor The great vogue for ostrich is reflected in the keen demand for Ostrich Fans. Our showing is now it its best with the very newest novelties. Delicate evening shades, also darker colors $15 to $25 HEAD QUARTERS FOR EASTER GREETING CARDS FAVORS CUT-OUTS AND DECORATIONS The Standard Store of the Northwest Olds, Wortman & King Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods PORTLAND AGENCY FOR GOSSARD CORSETS EXPERT CORSETIERES TO SERVE YOU j Easter Veils Main Floor One more touch is needed to complete the smartness and charm of your iEaster costume. It is a well chosen veil distinctive in design and color. You will find here the latest Veils and Veilings. Portland's Largest and Best Shown of Easter Fashions 4 Beautiful Models in Easter Suits Priced at $55, $59.75 and $62.50 navy blue and tfJKQ HtZ Priced at only DJ O MODEL A. AS SKETCHED Women's Suits of navy blue and black Tricotine. Plain back with three bias bands extending to waistline. Double ripple peplum bound with braid. Tuxedo collar. Gath- flJCC Af ered skirt, narrow belt. Sizes 16. 18. 20 )t)tlUU MODEL B, AS SKETCHED A very smart and attract ive style in semi-fitted tailored effect with inverted box plaits and full flare peplum. Tailored collar and sleeves. Bell shape cuffs. Shown in black. Sizes 16 to 44. Priced Easter Coats Second RddiStreitrCoffs: 'Sport Coats and Utility Coats in a great diversity of attractive new styles. Made up in Camel Hair, Polo, Velour, Bolivia. Tricotine, Jersey and Novelty Mixtures. Short and medium length models. Plaited, box. cape and straight line effects. Some are trimmed with angora. Prices range $22.50 to $65.00 DRESSY COATS for street and evening wear. Many beautiful models in the loose drape effects. Also plaited, straight line and belted models. Made up in Duvetyn, Faille. Bolivia. Taffeta, Silk Poplin and Silk combined with Tricotine. Latest colors. Priced $55.00 to S145.00 MODEL C, AS SKETCHED High-class Suits of black and navy Tricotine. Coat is perfectly plain to belt and is trimmed with tucks on full peplum. Slashed at side with bias fold. Trimmed with many but- (JCO Cfl tons. Tailored skirt. Sizes 16 to 42, at tDOisfJU MODEL D, AS SKETCHED Women's Suits of splendid quality Tricotine in navy or black. Smart new jnodel with semi-box- coat having plait down center of back, panel effect froni and side, back trimmed (?JO CA with cluster tucks. Sizes 36 to 46. Priced tDOstJU Easter Skirts Second FloorSTREET SKIRTS" ANOnSPORT SKIRTS in a large assortment of styles. Developed in the much wanted plaid, striped and checked materials. Also plain colors in Tricotine, Serge and Wool Poplin. Plaited models and tailored styles. Priced $7.95 to $45.00 DRESSY SKIRTS for street and evening wear. Made up in Silk Moire. Taffeta. Satin, Kumsi-Kumsa, Poplin, Fan-ta-si. Baronet Satin and many other high-class mate rials. There are tunic and ruffled effects, and tailored and plaited models with fancy pockets, belts and girdles. Wide range of colors. Priced from $15.00 to $57.50 Tricolette Blouses Second Floor Tricolette is the fa vorite material used in Blouses of the better grades. Our showing is unrivaled, both in extent of assort ment and in smartness of the styles shown. Many beautiful models are trimmed with wool or silk embroid ery others with beads, gold thread or self material. Round or square necks. Rose, turquoise, Adriatic blue, jade green, yellow, tan, white, flesh, henna, firefly, pink, etc. Prices range $12.95 to $75.00 Georgette Crepe Blouses Second Floor Large assortment of charming new models in Georgette Waists ready for your choosing. Peplum styles, beaded, braided and embroidered. Novelty styles trim med witn fringe or silk embroidery. Straight line models and basque ef fects. Priced $15.00 to $65.00 Silk Sweaters $35.00 to $57.50 Second Floor New Silk Sweaters in great variety. Fancy weaves and plain weaves in all the very newest colors for Spring wear. Some are styled with tuxedo collars, others trimmed with braids, and have ties, sashes. Priced at $35 to $57.50 100 Smart Easter Hats Special $18 Second Floor This is a special lot of high-class models and the price we have put upon them should close them out quickly. There are small hats in the showing and a number of exception ally, smart styles in medium size hats. Very newest combinations of satins, silks and straws, trimmed with flowers, ribbons, ostrich fancies, etc. Black, blue, brown, and other desirable shades, too Model Hats on sale fl"l O A A Monday at the special rrice of tDAOsUU Millinery Salons, Second Floor Black Nuts. For Hats Majn Floor We have a good supply of the much wanted black Brussels Nets women are usin to make hats. One yard needed for ordinary hat. 72 in. wide. $2.50 to $2.95 yd. Wash Blonde Nets Main Floor Wash Blonde Nets of dependable quality. 36-inc,h widths priced from 60c to $1.00 a yard. 72-inch Nets at $1 to $2.50 yd. Handkerchiefs Of Crepe Main Floor Women's Crepe Handker chiefs new shipment just received. These are shown in attractive colors and designs. Priced at 50c each. Also new Sport Handkerchiefs with fancy colored borders and plain cen ters. Prices range 50c to $1 each. Easter Ribbons Maim Floor Choose Easter Ribbons at this store where assortments are large and quality the best. New Hair Bow Ribbons in all the newest patterns und colors. Also new Millinery Ribbons. Hairbows are tied free of charge. Creme Oil Soap 3 Cakes 25c And 1 Cake Free A Soap selling event disposing of 2 8,8 0 0 cakes of Creme Oil at 64c per cake if purchases amount to 25c. Creme Oil Soap is, as you know, one of the finest of Toilet Soaps. Made from olive oil and other pure ingredients. Special at 3 cakes for 25c 1 Cake FT? EE! Drug Department Main Floor Great Sale of Easter Hosiery Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday 5000 pairs Women's and Children's Hose are involved in this seasonable event. Silk and Lisle Hose for Women Ribbed Hose for Boys and Girls, and sox for the kiddies. The special prices in force during this sale are far below present cost at factory. See display in Hosiery Dept.. and Center Circle, Main Fl'r Women's $3.50 to $5 Silk Hose $2.89 Seamless Silk Hose at $1.19 Main. Floor Women's Seamless Silk Hose with lisle top" and sole. Irregulars of a well known make. Shown in black, brown and white. Full 1 Q Pr. tDJLeJW Main Floor Women's Silk Hose best makes and qualities. Some of these are slightly imperfect. Sheer or extra heavy quality. Black, white, PO QQ colors, f 3.50 to $5 grades D&OV Silk Hose $2.15 Main Floors Women's full fashioned Silk Hose of first quality. Lisle rein forced heel, toe and garter top. Line takei from our regular (IJO " K stock. Wanted colors. Special A fJ range of sizes. Special, Lisle Hose 69c Main Floor -Women's Full Fashioned and Seamless Lisle Hose irregulars of our best makes. Light and medium weights. Black, white and col- ftCkr ors. Priced special, a pair vlaV WOMEN'S SILK HOSE of first quality with lisle heel and toe and double garter top. Seamless style. Shown in black, white, pink and many ffA of the most desirable colors. Priced very special at the pair only D-LeJU 1000 Pairs of Children's Hose 35c and 50c Main Floor Supply the children's Spring needs now and reap the benefit of these exceptionally low prices. 1O0O Pairs Boys' and Girls' Heavy Ribbed Cotton Hose with double heel and toe stockings that will give best of service. Sizes 7 to toH Priced special for sale at 35c and 50c pair. Children's Sox Spebial 39c and 65c Plain or Fancy Full Range of Sizes Main Floor Several hundred 'pairs Children's Sox many broken lines and small lots grouped for quick selling. Roll top styles with lisle or cotton. Plain or fancy clocking. Priced QQ A very special for this sale, pair OaC Mam Floor 6000 pairs In this special lot. Fine quality Silk Sox irregulars of qualities that sell in the regular way at 85c to 1.30 the pair Plain and fancy styles. While they CXn last priced special, a pair DDI Easter Neckwear New Round Tab Collars in imi tation filet lace. Venise lace, em broidered organdie and Georgette Crepe. Pricedj at 65c to $3.50 New Filet Collars in large assort ment of patterns $3.95-$9.50 New Filet Collar and Cuff Sets. Prices range $6.95 to $14.50 New Modesty Vest with Collar and Cuffs attached. Made of dainty sheer organdie in apricot and lavender shades also in white. Priced special at $5.95 New Organdie Collar and Cuff Sets in white and colors. Some are tucked and finished with pretty lace edges, others ar hem stitched and have narrow ruffles of organdie material. Prices range all the way from $1.25 to $3.95 New Modesty Vest of tucked Net with inset of Val lace. Collar to match with lace edges $3.75 New Fancy Net Guimps in a variety of styles $3.50 to $6.95 Neckwear Dept., Main Floor. Special Sale of Pillow Cases 38c, 40c, 45c Each .-One of those good old-fashioned sales that have made this the . best place in the city to buy Domestics. These Cases are made from the best standard brands of sheetings. Hotels,- rooming houses, in stitutions buy all you want. Sale prices are below today's cost at the factory. 3 Special Lots 1 45-Inch Pillow Cases. 9Qp very special for sale at OOL 2 4 5 -inch Pillow Cases. A (In very special for sale at Tcll 3 45-inch Pillow Cases. A C . Priced very special for sale at TCtlU Richardson's Fine Linens Special Easter Offerings for Monday Odd lines of high grade Pattern Cloths no napkins to mach on sale at very special, pyices. Pure linen. Pattern Cloths, 2x3 yards $14.00 Pattern Clpths, 2x3 'i yds. $16.00 Vases' -L)Priced Main Floor Richardson's Double Dam ask Pattern Cloths in the Easter Sale at great savings at these special prices: Pattern Cloths, 2x2 yards $16.00 Pattern Cloths. 2x2 yds. $20.00 Napkins to Match, at dozen $15. 00 This Gas Range $53.75 Third Floor A very attractive Range of the famous Detroit Jewel make. Top plate has one giant burner and three regular burners. Right hand oven with enameled door and double wall construction. Porcelain gas valve handles. High leg model- does away with all stooping and straining. Priced CJCQ rJC very special at only OtIOe I J Stoves and Ranges Sold on Easy Pay Plan Best Coffee Can $1.55 Fourth Floor We reserve the right to limit quantity to a cus tomer. Dependable Coffee put up in 3-Ib. cans on J-f sale Monday- special DXsOO Demonstration on the 4th Floor Crystal Soap 14 Cakes Fourth Floor Special offering during demonstration in the Grocery Dept. Crystal Whtte Soap the best for Q-j laundry 14 cakes (DltUu 2 pkgs. Soap Flakes Freel $1.05 Chinese Grass Furniture Spring Showing Third Floor Comfortable Chairs and Rockers that will give long service at a minimum of cost. This artistically hand woven furniture is coming into general use because of its low cost. We show an excellent assort- incm in iuc newest uiu sines. m rc. rUP-W Liavenpons Reduced Oak Bed Davenports covered with Craftsman leather. Also two styles in Overstuffed Davenports with tap estry covering. Dept., 4th Floor. 2-1 64.00 Davenport now $54.75 $ 65.00 Davenport now $55.50 t 89.00 Davenport now $78.00 1100.00 Davenport now 382.50 112.50 Davenport now $93.50 warn Garden Tools Long-handled Shovels $1.80 Short-hanled Spad- Of A ing Forks, priced st DXeUU Long-handled Spad- JJ1 fA Ing Forks, on sale at iDlsUU Long-handled Spades st $1.80 Garden Hoes, good trade 50c -3 -prong Cultivator t at SI. 00 Easter Sale of China Department, Third Floor ' Mondiy morning- we launch the Easter Sale of Dlnncnrare.- Sir distinct pat terns In decorated French China Dinnerwear will be closed out at 20 off. FRENCH CHINA plain edge, con ventional design with pink and'green border decorations 6.oo Dozen Bresd and But ter Plates priced it, doten $4.80 eg. JM.25 French China Bowls, each $1 $ 7.50 Dot. Pt Plates at 118.75 Lunch Plates, dog. 110.50 Dinner Plates, dot t 7.50 Soup Plates, doav 12.00 Cbpv Saucers at $ 2.30 Vegetables Dish, st I 6.00 Covered Dish ft It. 7 5 Meat Dishes, at each 14.75 , Saace . Boats, each 42.50 Creamers, special it $6.00 $7.00 $8.40 $6.00 $9.60 $134 $4.60 $1.40 13.80 $2.00