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TUESDAY, JULY 8,tl20. THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND,' OREGON O GENERAL PERSHIrJG 6. I GIVEN GILDED SWORD BY BRUISH '4 "rBjr Hudson Hawiey - -Washln grton, July . By the pre sentation Of. & beautiful jewelled i gold hllted sword to John J- Per hlnt lond i y n honor ' o.f tilt na tion's blrthi:$.y th Brltlsfvi empire, through the" Hps ltal Ambassador at JWaiehlniioiv paid tribute "to -all the men pt the A. K. P. whom Per shlng commanded, abroad. "It fV .not the custom of. the Brttsa nation to forget Hhese 'who prove them selvea He friendsn hours of heed,! said Sir .Auckland, Qeddes, the .ambassador, jT in maktn'fhe preaentatlon to the g-en- " erai. ',.....'!. f --v:;.- : GALLANT MEX BEME.MBERED "We have'not-forrottpWJ'we shall not forget that .there came 'under your con raand to Europe treat company of sal - lant men." sons ' of thla free land., So that you and 'they may realize' our re- membrane, there haa , been Inscribed upon, the 'blade of. tale swords. legrenJ that' It commemorates Jthe services, of all who trained and marched and fought - under your joornmand, as"wells your own sreat achievements. " -N I The stage setting" lor the presentation was picturesque In the '.extreme.: Sir Auckland Geddes, . f or ; the first time sine his arrrvat in the United States, was attired in ambassadorial full dress of dark blue and heavy gold braid, with the white plumed, three cornered hat of diplomatic usage' to.- match. A court sword at his side, and wearing the deco rations he rained in the Boer war and ,ln the Great war, as well as the. Order of. the Bath, his order of knighthood. His secretarial staff, also In full dress. " attended him, and about the walls of the great ballroom of the, embassy, domi nated by full length portraits in oil of the late King JKdward VII and Queen Alexandria, were grouped the military f attaches of France, Italy. Japan and I Rouxn&nla, resplendent In full dress uni form - ' '.; CBATSOK KEFBESE3CTS "WttSOW Rear ! Admiral Cary T. Grayaon rep resented President Wilson at the cere mony, and among the distinguished au dience were Secretary of War Baker, Admiral Koontz. acting secretary of the navy, and Brigadier General. William O. Hahn, chief of the war plans division of the general staff, who commanded tne Thirty-second division of Michigan and Wisconsin troops under Pershing in Trance. " Escorted by .Colonel Thorn e, assistant military attache of the British embassy, - who was attired In the bright red and gold-braided peacetime .uniform of -the Grenadier Guards, ' General Pershing, clad in his aimsle service olive' drab unl ferm and wearing no decoration save the ribbon of the-American distinguished service medal, advanced to meet the ambassador. I accept this sword," said the gen eral in reply, "in the name of the men of America who, with the men of Great : Britain and our . other allies, combined A the courage and skill that brought a ' new victory to our race and to all those i who seek justice and liberty for man- S kind.- Committeemen Plan , Harding Campaign Chicago, July 6. U. P.) With the arrival? here today of' Will II. Hays, chairman of the Republican national & committee, , and 10 national committee men from .Western states, arrangements were to be completed for the active cam paign of Warren O. Harding, Republican nominee for president. ' - A framework wjthl a padded head rest for the use 6f persons obliged to lie on their backs under automobiles to make repairs haa been invented - that can be folded small enough to be carried under as car seat. , - . Ring, Deceased, Thanks All k . at t " t ".v. at it , at ' at .-. ' at - at " :. ft He May Bring Suit for Libel A By Ring Ialrdner San Francisco, July tl The one day rest seemed! to of cleared some of the fog in the delegates he aids if fny and whea I woke up .- this am. i James Wj Gerard, the .author,' was in - the room and told me : that they had ( Just took another ; ballot and I had ft ' a vote and Irvln Shrewsbury -Cobb had Ul and 1. i You may not be lieve this, and if you dont, : why please look at the official record In your favorite newspaper. ' l : Having found that I- am telling the truth, I now wish; to explain the reason why- Mr. Cobb leadeth me : Mr, Cobb, who I have nicknamed one of-the foot hills of Kentucky, has a daughter, wile I have nothing but. sons and. therefore no chance to have a son in law to con tinue the. dynasty, --.. f V, OTHER BATS ILLEGAL ,'"'" i'" The delegates figured -this all out for tbemself which shows that they are im proving with the . age "which t they ac quired by being botUed in bond all f week. Several of them called at the place I stay, ' which I have nicknamed my rdbm, and asked ' me if I would withdraw in favor of .the Kentuckian. My reply was that I wouldnt only withdraw,'-but 2 would .also sue the demo crat party for libel. , Today was a legal holiday in Cali fornia and other famous resorts and the difference between this and other days we have been here is that . the other holidays wasnt legal. BETA5 ABSEJTTl THA7TK8 - Before this story sees print, which it may not.' the convention may possibly be all over (heaven forbid), and in that case I want to write a card of thanks for the hospitality Of " San Francisco. Card of thanks. - ! The deceased wishes to thank the city and Climate of San Francisco for the various" favors piled on. to the deceased and a specially - to the taxicab drivers for not entirely deceasing him. ,The decadent further and more wishes to thank Mr. Wm. Jennings Bryan for not coming into where I live at, which I have named my room and bothering myself and manager. ' 'j. MRS. JTOHKSOir "FUST LABT The decadent also wishes to extend thanks and congratulations to Wm. Gen nings McAdoo for keeping the eonven tlon a deadlock and for keeping us up. xd rapidly recovering Trriter also de sires to wish his own best regards on the Mrs: of the California gentleman who was not nominated la Chicago and should be glad of It, for giving the said writer a meal once in a wile and I must say in this connection that although this senator from the glorious climate of California was not nominated in old Chf his Mra is the first lady of the land bar one. ( ;; ij- ERARB PLANS BOOK - ' Be it- further resolved that this con valescent thanks the entire convention for their patients and recommends that they-eliminate Mr. Burleson from fur ther participation and head the next convention: by maiL , ' Sign on the dotted line. " - " -ThaU about all the news except that ambassador . Gerard watched tr. eat Ohio GovemorWas A Printer's Devil - 1S70 Born at Jacksonburg.' Ohio. 18 -Reporter - devil on a Dayton paper. -.s-.-:.;' 1898 Bought ; Dayton Dally Neva 1903 Bought Springfield paper and formed News League - of Ohio. 1909 Began first of two terms in congress. - j . 1913 Governor of Ohio. ! 1915 Defeated for governor by Frank B. Willis. ! 191Y Defeated. Willis and began second term as governor. ! ' : ; 1919 Began third term as gov ernor. 1920 Nominated as Democratic candidate for president. BRTAI PROfflSES breakfast and is now going tq write a novel called "My Four Raspberries in California." ' J (Copyrisbt, 1920. fey Ball BrsdicaU, Iml) . ' Army Officer; Killed . in Accident Colon, Panama Canal Zonevjul . (L, N. S.) Lieutenant Elmeir j Beon and Sergeant Theopilus , Boucett of the American air forces were killed during the .Fourth' of ' July celebration "when their army plane crashed to earth from an altitude of 1000 feet while doing a tail spin. ; - - . I f."1- U. S. SUPPORT IF ATTACKED IN CHRIA . Shanghai, China, July 4. - (De layed) (U. P.) ','If you are at tacked, I shall come to your' assist ance with every man and every gun I have."' This , was the message from Great Britain to the United States " at the time- American sailors were landed at Tochow, it was-disclosed today by Ad miral. Cleaves In an Independence day address. . J V y. "" : " The message, he said, was' sent by Admiral O. H. Borrett, commanding the British fleet in the .Tanktae river, to Captain ICearney, 4he American com mander at Tangtae, following the mur der of ( W- A. Reimert. American - mis sionary. ' Reimert was killed when General - Chang's northern forces at tacked an American mission. " i This .message, . Gleaves said, should go down in history wit9 the. epigram that "blood is thicker than water." Sinn Feiners Perinit BritisK .General to Visit Wife and Babe (Br tTeited Nwa) : . i London, July C .The JManchester Guardian prints 'a Dublin dispatch stat ins; that the Sinn Teiners who ' Inter rupted the fishing trip of Brigadier Gen eral Lucas and took him captive have decided to parole him in order that he may return to his home to visit his wife and new-born babe. Under conditions of the parole. It la said, Lucas will be re quired to abstain from politics and to return within -a specified time. The dis patch adds that no gaurds would accom pany the general. - No Accidents In Eocene' . Eugene, 'i Jury .rWith a perfect day and an immense crowd on the streets. Eugene passed - the Fourth celebration without serious accident. One of the most' daring of the street events , was a potato race with three motorcycle side cars aa entrants.- Roy Walker won. In an automobile Woad Jump the driver made 2C feet and in the attempt to beat the mark his machine was put out of emission. t Miller 8c Tracey Credit If You Wish Main 2691 578-85 oixticiicd complanion .,7Ssi 7 . ft " W w Even U you are, you will find Don't hesitate for the healine that a touch of Resiribl Oint- Resinoi halsama were intrndea ment now and thentenditopre- to correct, just such defects, vent rout tin ess', burnings etc and they rarely fail unless the But if your mirror reflects trouble is due to tome interna t blotches. . fiiled-in pores, or a Hrder. gray, oily akin you need Resi- , tj"1""' 'nUani u Ulof' ptj. nol Soap and Ointment at once. At mil dmerbt- .jQT&'irnicmll Like a breeze off the ocean ( ; ' 'v. t . . . i : , Lipton's iced tea, , theessence of cool comfort on a hot summer's day. TEA ' l ' - ' , SSBsissss i 1 fimii : tFh K 4 : :M ;v HONOR - ! ' . - 41 - I A T 'NO other time is there such need of the i most scrupulous honor as in dealing with those whose lives are darkened by! the Great Shadow. , '. , THIS is one of the qualities of the Dunning establishment which causes the family to turn to it in time of sorrow. - runERAL Dinacions "The Family Set the Price? HIM Ennnnnn ! IFi: 11'! T"!!!:! in'.lii !:B;pnii'i:ut; Basesnent-Correspondence Paper and Envelopes to match. Put up 24 sheets and 24 envelopes to the box. Shown In whtte and colors. Get a good OOa m J supply for vacation days. Box Hammocks, Lawn Swings, Grass Rugs, Third Fl&6r:Sutnmet Furniture, Fourth FloorSport and Camp Supplies, Fourth Floor K odaks. Main Floor Portland Agency for Home Journal Patterns Cooltnor Porch Shades Hooverand Sweeper-Vac Cleners Carter's Knit Underwear Jewel Stores Toilet Paper 10 Rolls $1 Basstnsnl Excellent quality Toilet Paper put up tooo sheets to the roll No telephone . J- orders,. 10 rolls to customer. 10 rolls BAeUU ' The Standard Store, of the Northwest. mr o Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods Glenwood Butter . 2-Lbs. $1;23 Fourth Floor No deliveries of butter except with other purchases made in trocery de- Q- OQ partment. Glenwood Butter, 2 lbs. wittO basement Stoi PEOPLE GOING TO THE BEACH OR MOUNTAINS WILL SAVE CONSIDERABLE BY SUPPLYING THEIR NEEDS HERE Under muslins at $1.39 t Basement Special Sale Take advantage of this sale and replenish your under wear needs at a good saving-. Night Gowns, Envelope Chemise and Skirts in a large selection- of dainty styles. Fine quality materials. Trimmed with em- d"f QQ 1 I broideries and laces. Priced special at only D J-eJa. Sleeveless Vests 4 for $1 Basement Women, elastic ribbed cotton Vests In 'pure white. Plain yokes or trimmed with dainty crocheted edges. We consider these spendid 35c values. 1 ff Basement Salepriced speciaf 4 Vests for DJLeUU Odd Neckwear Special 10c ' Baaesnent Clean-Up Sale of Women's Neckwear- mostly collars. This season's style. Only one or two 1 A Of a kind. Priced special in the Basement at -LUC Bathing Suits $1.19 Basament Women's Bathing Suits In one-piece style without skirt. Knee length or full length-trunks. Just the thing for swimmers. Black 1Q cotton. Broken aizes.. Sale D J-e A Women's Tub .Skirts Baasinsttt Special showinjfvof Wo men's White Skirts of pique, gabardine and other serviceable material. ' Very desirable for beach and outing weir. Practically all sizes to select from. Prices range from $1.76, to $3.98 Women's Middies At $159 , Basement- Women's White Middies with light, dark blue or red sailor cot Tars and cuffs. Good quality material and well made. Specially 1 CQ priced for Basement Sale at Oliui Children's Middies Special $1.25 Basement Children's Middy Blouses of whits twill material with black tie-attach-Q"l Or ed. Sizes 8 to 14. Sp'I DXee9 Children's Middies of fancy striped galatea In several colors. Made with belts. Spe- CM4 OK cial-for Basement Sale OXeacJ Play Suits 98c Basement Children's Play Suits of gray, blue or tan chambray. Suitable for beach and outing QO wear. Sizes range from 2 to 6 years. Special Ot Dresses $1.69 T Basement Children's Wash Dresses of blue or pink, percale trimmed with tan or white. ; Made Q with belt and pockets. Sizes 6 to 12 years. DJLOa Paper 29c 9c Bargiains Wednesday .; Talcum Powder of good qual-' ity. Specially priced, the can Purity Castile Soap In medium size cakes; Special on sale only Ol-o-Palm Toilet Soap for tbilet or bath.. Priced special, a, cake Glycerine Soap very sooth ing. Priced special at the cake Writing Tablets choice of two different sizes. Priced special at Children's Hose' Supporters' of good quality. Priced at the pair Sewing Silk in assorted ' col ors. Priced special at only, spool Snap Fasteners of well known make. " Special at 3 cards for 9c 9c 9c 9c 9c 9c 9c 9c Men's Shirts. Snecial at $1.59 Work Shirts $1.50 Basement Men's Shirts in a remarkable sale for Wednesday. These are of ex ceptionally good materials. Soft or stiff cuffs. Choice selection new Jf PA patterns. Sizes- to 17 wl.Otf Basement Men's work and outing Shirts of patent leather, vici kid. Russia calf ored material. Cut in full" styles . an 1 well made. Regular $i.7S (PI fTf value. Priced special on sale DlOU lien's 29c Hose Special 19c Children's Hose Special 29c special in the Basement 300 pairs Men's Black Cot ton Hose offered .at a very low price, ribbed top. Split foot. Priced Ja V Basement at pair Basement Children's Hose of splendid quality elastic ribbed cotton. Slightly Imperfect. Sizes 7 to 10. Spe- OQ cial in the Basement at the pair aiaC All Women's Wool Sweaters At Half Price Basement Choose any Woman's Wool Sweater in the Base ment Wednesday, at just half regular price. All the new styles are represented, including belted and. slip-on effects Plain and fancy -weaves. Nearly all colors. Dresses $2.48 Women's Wash Dresses of good quality gingham and per cale. Plaids and figured effects. Full range (JO iQ sizes. Special ie0 Women's Dresses of Amos keag Gingham in the new and pretty plaids: Several dif ferent styles in the Qf AQ offering. Special Ob.tO Khaki Suits $10.50 Basement Women's Khaki Sufts for the bench, camp or moun tains. Made with -corduroy collar. -fitted coat, trimmed with buttons and pocket. Breeches laced at knee. We have all sizes from 36 up to 42. Basement Sale S1Q.50 Women's Coveralls $20 i-Women's Fancy Smocks, Special in Basement $2.98 Men's and Women's Shoes $4.98 and $5.98 Pair MEN'S SHOES of vici ! kid. calf and gunmetal leathers. English and broad toe lasts. Black or tan leathers. Manu facturers' sansple lines. Spe- (PC QQ cial for the July Sale at pair DO.i70 WOMEN'S Dress Pumps and Oxfords of patent leather, vici kid, Russian calf and gunmetal calf. Also black satin, gold arid silver pumps, Spe- (PJ QQ cial for the July Sale at pair Dei70 Children's Shoes at Special Prices Huck Towels 22e i Baaement Pure white .Huck Towels, size. 16x30J4 inches. Fine for the beach or camp. Priced special OOp' on sale at $2.64 dozen each Gups and Saucers At 15c Basement Plain white China Tea Cups and Saucers with good strong handles. Extraordinary values. Priced ," f? very special in Basement, pair -LOC Lawns, Voiles, Batistes Sp : Basement Special Sale Thousands of yards of dainty Wash Goods offered In this Basement Sale for less than such materials can be bought for today at the milL . 27 to 38-inch Fancy Voiles, Batistes Ljawns, etc.. In a vast assort ment of patterns tripes,checks, dot$. floral effects, etc. Don't neglect this , splendid opportunity to jbuy cool summery ; fabric at a sacrifice price. Materials of standard 40c and 45c; OQ grades, priced very special for the Jikly Sale at the yard Sheets! Housekeepers can save money by comingjto pur Basement Store -for whatever they, may j be In need of In the way of Sheets Pillow Cases, Bed" Spreads. Towels. Table Linens, Napkins!, Blankets, Table Cloths, etc. 7 w ecial29cYd. - 36 and 40-Inch Georgette Crepe $1,79 Basement Several hundred yards of Georgette Crepe and' Crepe det Chine nnderpriced - for Wednesday's selling. 36 and 40 inches wide. White, flesh, navy, tan. blue, green, apricot, laven der, purple, taupe, gray, rose," yellow, black and; maroon. Splendid quality for making of blouses and J1 TQ frocks. Priced special yard V Wizard Polish Mops at $1.48 . Basement Store The "Wizard" Is the original triangular mop. Often imitated but never equalled. 'Gets into the corners and other hard-td-get-at places. Easily cleaned and Q1 AQ reaewed with polish. Special In Basement at uluO . Wizard Polish for floors, furniture, pianos, automobiles, and ail sur faces where a bard, high polish is desired. Shown in 3 sizes. Prices range 25c, 50c and $1.00 Basement. Basement Sale of Enameled Ware Basement High-grade double coated Enameled Ware offered at extremely low prices on account 'of-slight Imper fections that do not impair their service. 4-qt. Covered Sauce Pans priced 78c 6-qt. Covered Sauce Pans priced C3c 5-qt Tea' Kettles special at $1.00 6-qt Tea Kettles special .at $1.25 2-qt. Coffee Pots priced special 75c 12-inch Wash Basins priced at 33c HEADQUARTERS for Lawn Mowers. Hose. Screen '- Doors and other home needs. : - . ; . Bargain Circle, First Floor, Tomorrow i
