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Raid the Midland hank petition, to confer any such authority or jurisdiction to the said committee The, power sought to be exercised. the petition continued, was to "ruaunsfe through the books and paper and accounts of said bank" to the detriment of its depositors and borrow ere. Brookhart and The action, U Senator Wheeler and Joseph Mldy, a local attorney who came to their all agreed, was "extraordiThe only recourse, It was said, nary if the committee desired to know more of the financial affairs It has sought to examine, will be to apply the pains and penalties" whith a senate subpoena threatens to any who refuse to answer Its cali The other member of the full lxsurherty committee. Senators Mosea, Republican, New Hampshire. Jones, Repiiblb an, Washington, d"d Asburat, befiemocrat, Mexconsulted beico, would have to fore the appeal to the eenats itself was ordered GOES TO CAPITAL, Chairman Brookhart left town later for Washington, I I C to which city the investigation wise again recessed, and henator Wheeler went to Chicago to Meet a speaking engagement Bun. dTwo officials of the Commercial bank of Morris Kharp A Q of which M 8, Daugherty is also an officer, were examined O F. Ballard, cashier of the second institution, also as Id ha would refuse to open Its records for committee examination. They contain no matters of interest to the Inquiry, he declared, nett hoc If. M. Daugherty nor Jess Smith ever had accounts there, and to reveal It records would be to violate the confidence of clients. He did tell the committee that he knew nothing of a person named J. A or J, 10. tlray" And that certlfl- cates of depoati for I'M, Mi) or 340, MW o i would Ue "very unusual" in Waahlng-tfVmrthomie banking - Hcnatcr told him he had been "very s Wheeler fair" and he left the stand, and there committee to he leas of appeared 4 desire to get facta a to this Invea-- i than as to the Midland bank. tigatlnn Htill Veeklng the iray named bv i Phelon aa the heavy depoaitor aeeo-- i ialcd with 11 M Dougherty, Senator . Allen, major t Wheeler called Roll of the town He never heard the At random name, the mayor mid in the waits for subpoena service, of the called out Wheeler Senator t audlenca R I Bush another cltisen or Ihe town, Who refused to be sworn j or to testify until he might consider wht questions would be asked him. i- i I CAPITAL PROBE IS CONTINUED ieatmg Give the -- t ,1" . t . of Flannel m In four charming model if we were ready to give it up tout the pleatera came to the rescue and deieod new ways of pleating, and the deeiirnere conceived new ways of That proved its fitness to tuning it. survive. And now; an even more interesting thin has happened, pleating has been given a new lease of life by the process of puffing and out the hems so that it sticks stuffing out aus gracefully and crisply as the petals of an Inverted morning glory Jabots used on skirts or bodices have also stimulated the use of fine side pleating, and a very fine side pleating is used in skirts in so clever a way that slenderness of silhouette is maintained. From being a simple craft the pleater's has become most complicated Remember the time when the you a sample card platers showed Hiding faded and frayed samples of the three varieties of their work accordion pleating, aide of knife pleating and box pleating and only one sort of each? j Now there are dozen of way hi One of the using the pie ting Irons most Interesting I by way of thF preened tubular pleat used In quit sometimes In one heavy! material way jt hat was frankly a copy of a Russian peasant coat the tubular pleat was used Ip place of the more bulky gathers of the original.1' 7 WITH FRUIT.' 7 In this day, when we are reminded so persistently of the value of fruit In the diet, a gftod many people have actually developed a taste for' fruit before. that they never possessed After all, eating fruit j a habit that Can be cultivated or lost quite easily bending a bo or basket of very choice fruit a an occasional alternative of flower or tandy I a trick that is gaining favor In every large citv there ore store where unusual and hf.lec fruit can be bought Usually It is rather foolish to buy the fresh peaches in midwinter that have be. n imported from South Africa, or other fruit that ha had to come a long A long wav, and I very expensive to make up your colclever idea lection of fruit with just one or two spectments of everything a verv choice California orange or two, a Florida orange of rare perfection, a tangerine, a king orange, a IRtiea basket of perfett strawberries, luscious, juicy apple at this time of the year when they are usually mealy, a rich, ripe, red banana, a rare melon of some sort IM.urh of the success of the basket is put up. and depend on the way some fruit dealers are really expert in arranging fruit at not very great liven an ordinary splint expense, basket may be made to look attracIf lined with dark green tisftrat tive Rosue paper folded over 'the sides settes of the paper may be pressed between the fruits and a little stiver 1 Jt v Shown Today for the First Time Girls Wash Frocks New Spring Styles VEEY SPECIAL .and $2.98 A group, of harming new dresses that truly reflect the spirit of springtime in their freshness, brightness and beauty. Dresses variously styled and prettily trimmed. Choice of many attractive materials, including : PRETTY LINENS, DOTTED SWISS ES, SOISETTES, Jersey Coats Sport All-Wo- ol THE KITCHEN THE THINNING PINEAPPLE. Pineapple Juice is said to have deg cided properties, but the latest value claimed by this fruit is in connection with a diet system, in which oanned pineapple, all you want of It, and broiled lamb chops ore featured to the exclusion of practically everything eele. You lose pounds, and yet you feel well, and you feel oa If you hod been well fed Of course, this diet Is recommended for ony a couple of weeks at a time It seems to be a favorite with actresses who, perhaps, need to train down to take a flapper's part. BEAUTY Spring Coats As remarkable as dred FROM Ultra-Sma- rt it is timely. Tie Ironlzed Teas! Cadomene Tablets . 1 Elixir Iron, Upjohn' Quinine and Rtryohnine . . 7Sc 10 a Blood Remedv 30e a ft 31 M S 8 Bkwd Remedy 34 25 31 30 Ayer's Sarsaparilla 123 Hood Sarsaparilla. 1.00 recomAbove preparations mended to purify and build up aa Juvenile Models-- Featured at Two Special Low Prices. , CO. BROADWAY & STATU the ' -- Bottle . (Auerbach's odor. ( Auerbach 'a I Second Floor.) 25c Drees Ginghams, Yd., 14c 33 pat- 33 95 we etne ss small fares. of M inche 63 tficho 72 Inch ft incite 72 inch 81 Inches .. Irard wide, special, yard wide, iiiecial. yard Unbleached 83 wtv, yard Extra Special Bleached, Seamlee Sixe HxM Inches Bleached Hemmed , Ages 5 to 14 (Auerbach's year. Second Floor ) ixe 72x30 inch, Fine Quality Pillow Tubing. Yard. 35c 45 inches wide In imported quail ties. Novelty Effect Fine Silk and Cotton Printed Crepes, to $1.79 Yard Guaranteed Foot Color Ratinspun, Yard, 79c inches wide. New Pattern 98c a beautiful array of floral, conventional and oriental design; M inches wide. In in Fine Quality Plain Crepes, 98c and $119 Yard Devonshire Cloth, Yard, 39c - For children's wear 33 New Plain Color Voiles, .Yard, 39c Bleach Domet, Yard, 22c (Auerbach's Main 36 Floor.) tables will be crowded with remarkable values on Saturday. the foundation of the spring costume. Corsets, $1.98 Of good quality ooutil; medium bust and long hip, with reinforced graduated front olaap and elastic gore la buck. Six 33 to W. 8 StT0D WaigtS 25fi , PEDtj ' Boys . Peru Knit Athletic Style Union Suits, 50c and button attachment. Strong tap THE BEST FOR THE LEAST all WeCK summer VCStS, AH - - Cane Bugar . Childrens Panty Waist Oil Jersey Knit Panty Waixt Union Suits, 50c Perfect fitting; with fine lawn bloomer knee stylo. Mizsee Jersey Knit Union Suits, 50c 'Spring weight; low neck; sleeve levs; knee length style. Boys Tailored Union -- Specials can Wesson " ... ... ...6c Camp Yn Beane Pork A cant ... .1.00 Weaaon Be Genuine MEATS letlo style, aleeveleea. knee length. Ad sixes to 16 year. .Color, white. . Chalmers Balbriggan Union Suits, 79o . Chalmsn Country Club Union Suits, $1.15 knit top,' mean no bind, no strain, no temeon, no (dinging, no from tearing, with fine lawn fabric waist to knees. All sixes to 14 years. (Auerbach's Main Floor.) A. W. TO 1 P. M SPECIALS California Hama, lb. ..1o Pork Shoulder Roeat, beet cut, lb. ...12c Hock end Pork Roast, lb. ...,10c " FOr bova Athletic knee length style. Color, white. Alt sixes to 1 years. PnrotM Misses Athletic Union Suits, 98c With or without pahty waist attach-an- d mourner knee, , 59o Suit, p m. No. 2 can. 2 for 25c No. t cane 23e Swedish eon We cane Health Bread . 25c Quart 52c Mild Cheese, lb..25c , Oil . Pint . Union Suit, 50c WU tailored; perfect fitting. Miae y Label Catsup 25c Premier Chilli , Sauco . ...... ...23s Blue WO Meg; sleeveless' style. tol California Radlehee Special, bunch ...... 4 2 for 26c Fancy Head Lettuce 20c Fancy Finnan Haddiea, lb. lb. Batmen, 26c Fancy Kippered Premier Salad Dressing, large bottle 33e All-Da- Misseg ; t bmoelere, made c brocadev with two etasdic gore and garter attached. Sixe 81 to 40. Morning Specials, 9 - c Conetalls, $1B9 A combination girdle Auerbachs Quality Grocyterya ALWAYS Children 2? Printed Voiles, Yard, 98c to 40 inches wide. Abo plain colon. CORSETS Misses Jersey Knit BlOOmeTS, 19c 40 inches wide. Finest Quality American and Imported Plain and lace.ffects. Inches wide. In French Eponge, Yard, $1.59 and $1.98 Inches wide. Auerbachs Knit Underwear Dept is now showing a complete The Bargain line of Childrens Underwear for Spring wear. .Hemmed Sheets, Special, $1,19 TMth center mem; A complete assortment, including practically all styles for ctiildren and in every desirable, shade, arranged in groups priced at $1.95 and more. 1, J In plain colors. Fine shrunk colorings. A, Pepperell Sheeting , Main FloorJ (Auerbach' Spring Underwear for Children, J' ? tsg..,.., size. Shrunk Linen, Yard, $129 wide range wide, 36c Extra Heavy Quality Quality ya'rA A Bleach Domet, Yard, 17c alld Cises Ht Sprin Stile Prices vide, wuifv inches wide and patterns. 40 37 Inch Terry-cnoth- Bleached Pepperell Sheeting 36 34 26c Heavy Quality Terry Cloth, 98c Yard Sheets, Special, 79o Each Every W Anted Color to Inches wide; H pat. a Heavy terns, can he -- plR to make deirl ruble rise curtain drapes at a small cost " Window Shadee, from 70c up e window shade, moynted Special values in on strong roller, with nickel fitting, parted ready for hanging. Auerlltc4l.e crDird Floor ) Pepperell Sheets With fancy rafl top, in every wanted color. Alt Finest Guaranteed Fast Color Cr sties Printed Voiles, 39c and 49c Yard of style SlxM-lnc- h. newest linen. inches wide. Beautiful New y Bungalow Curtain Nets, 39c Yard special sa'e price price sped, 7-- 8 Sock, Pair, 50c The New Heather Mixturee Imported Dress Linen, 98c Ratine, Yard, $L19 to $1.98 Yard, In pat-tern- s. Standard Quality Curtain A wonderful collection of dainty Bungalow nd Nottlnha-fsfr&dow effects &nd KUet NaW Bra. A Wg variety of 25c Dress Percales, Yard, 19c - h, wide. 27 Inches Drapery Cretonne, 39c yard 72x?-inc- Children Regular 40c quality. plaid. 36-in- DRAPERIES n Big oesortmemt of Imported English pure wool Gotf Hose for ladies and men. Here is a real opportunity for the home dressmakers jtjst in time to meet the Spring and Summer dress requirements of the family. New Flock Dot Voile, Yd., 59o EXTRA SPECIAL Ail colors; several patterns; 33 Inches 6000 Yards Fine Quality wide. Zephyr Dress Ginghams, Fine French Yard, 25c 82 inches wide; and chocks Ratine color Eponge, Yard, 98c plain and Dra-per- Wool Golf Hose, Special, $1.00 New Wash Fabrics SPRING SALE OF Cretonm- nil A TIMELY OFFERING OF Trihlnriing $12.50 and $15.00 valuee. Six a 7c Main Floor ) 9.95 Wll-know- Dainty creations to ' enhance ike America greatest silk stocking can be purchased at Auerbachs only greater Hoerlery Department Pure ellk full fashioned hose, in thirty different 6c 10c Antl-CoNipples 16c Nonrolling Nursing Pure thread Uk chiffon hose, all the wonted colors. Blight Mutual, Ruby Ring Hosiery, Pair $2.00 blood. 75 Girls Coats at in Auerbach s Hundreds of Hats in hundreds of styles at r b a c h's Onvx, K&yser, McCollum. 1 mate--rial- s, SlieCtS Millinery Dept . 1 100 Imperial Grnnum . .. 36c l OS Borden's MoKed Milk 76c 16 ox. FYeeh Lime Voter , . 10c i Chiffon Hose, 85c Greater Hoeiery Department Carrie oil the popular mokes of pure thread ellk, full fashioned chiffon hose A u e oa Over Two Hun- A special lot of little girls coats in sizes 6 to I years, in beltless models with patch or slit pocket, coats that display refinement and taste in selection. Developed of plaids and plain they are both pretty and practical for school and general wear. ChildrensDay Hat Section $3f5 Floor ) Chiffon Hose, Pair, $2.00 1 0 31 IS health-givin- Today Is Children $2.53 and , Anerkachs Cot Rate Drags high-grad- Daughter tan and gray. In SALE OF GIRLS AND JUNIORS. Georgette frock has pleated flounce with hem puffed out, paper may be used, too If you are getting an expensive assortment, then by all mean buy an attractive basket. and don't forget the bow of red ribbon on the handle AUERBACH Etuihx Bonnets for Little Of all wool owg Special for today Uveitedi't-Swoi- id high-grad- Piquant Easter New Pleated Skirts Just the thing for wear wrtth the new sport skirt. Color brown, navy, kelly green And ' cherry red Special for S3.83 today. GINGHAMS, and Auerbach's are now showing all the colors e terns, in FYench and English pattern isos and altogether lovely. flanner in every wanted color, trimmed with contrasting shades. Some are finished with the modish monogram or fob. cogo at the time, Clabaugh reply boldly detailed that there is plenty of boos traffic and bringing in Chicago, but, so far ss his inquiry went, any odium belonged at the door of Clvne sent for failure to prosecute were the Investigators gathered back to their offices to, tn the office He steadfastly refused to run do like set Brice nothing alang, Armstrong tvpe" II am not going to blacken s man Two Oklahomans who frankly adknew what they by repeating hearsay stories," he told mitted that they were doing gave the first direct de- the .ominittee, and he was not tails of buying fight films and federal pressed Fred Quimby tn The real sensation of Clabaugh' fl os one parcel as the man they paid documents proved to be that they did New York not link Homer Oalpin and Attorney 17300 to for the film and the "fix tn transport them, they said and there General Brundage to ihruor directly as was not any question In their mind had been predicted These two were that the fix was In. luded. They were mentioned only tn third-han- d hearsay of twllneses which 13a-bauoffered protection locally In produc- statement declined' to repeat himself ing the films fn Oklahoma for 3000 to Qutmbv, but that was declined beBootleggers who pretended to have cause they could handle it themselves Influence with men like Brundage but SJO0 fine. who of hadn't it traded on their names a only at a cut rate Their testimony included the office to collect graft, Clabaugh said of of United States' Attorney Peck J. J MoGraw. Tu'sa, Okla bank Oklahoma and Federal Judge J H president, called for land fraud testiCotters!, whose name again came mony, caused a mild sensation when forth In land fraud testimony he remarked that he knew the story of the honorable bandit. A1 Jennings ' CLVNE UNDER FIRE. A a wind-u- p Hinton O. Clabaugh about Jake Hamon spending 330000 produced heretofore confidential re. on Republican politics was false beports on his Investigation in 1U2 of cause Jake was in the hole, borrowed , heavily before his death and died the conduct in office of Charles Clyre. United State attorney in Chi- - THE BIG STORE Very new There is nothing better adapted for sports and utility wear than one of these smart .flannel frocks. Light in weight, soft in texture, they are designed for comfort, combined with a smartness that is irresistible. These frocks are of Botany IT- - By DON EWING. ' Chiease Tribune gait Lake Tribsaa Win. were threatened and attempts made 1 WASHINGTON. The even to disrupt their home life to get April 11 t Daugherty Investigating committee to them to "lay off, the testimony went came stateday ranged from Oklahoma land frauds on, 'and aa a wind-u- p mid fight films to Ohlisgo bootlegging ments that after all the facts were and charge of a 130,000 000 war fraud s Involving the T Coleman Dm Pont in- t erents, pausing long enough on eacn angle to just try to decipher the word "fixed ' ! Testimony on the Du Pont, dealing with the Old Itickory ' particularly revealed plant at Nashville, Tenn two factions In the attorney general s the office, one seemingly "fixing for proeecu- , case, another fighting tion f I otter from John V. H Crim, when he was assistant attorney gn- oral In iharge of the Inquiry, bluntly stating that someone above was block. Ing prosecution of the Du Fonts, were 1 1ntroduced and a bit later came teatl-- i mow that Major Rice, described as j special attorney general handling Du Font cases, formerly their coun sal and was "out of symppaljy' with I prosecution, J THREAT ARE ALLEGED. III lam J Crim nd Burns were as hurriedly spiriting wlt- j pictured t esse and records out of Washington to prevent them being turned over to the Lu Font interests. Investigators .la ing Sllhooett. So long as pleating could be made to do somethin new It waabound to C , "., ." .nst? i..nirfb'to'1wfcii" temporarily In the courta had acted upon tha Midland bank ordering it to be Mopped until quiry tin . a STATE BROADWAY re Financial Transaction. SF3- j.yi'g' Music Sheet. the . In-qui- , All Oet your 'tlsvMkkF'. Senator TT? j : .,?, Lege of Lamb, not mutton, lb. Roast Beef, Prime Rib, Rolled, lb. ,SOe ..2Dc Bock Worst, 25c lb. A new sausage bailing required. someth Ing different (Aatrbtmh'a . Downstairs) Only A |