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Evening star., 1916-10-19
VILLA LEADERS QUARREL
Dissension Reported in the Ranks of
Mexican Bandits.

CHIHUAHUA CITY. Mex. October ls
.-Deserters from Villas ranks arriv-
ing here today say that dissension has
broken out among the bandit leaders.
and that Villa quarreled with SaIazar
while the latter and Tribe drew re-
rolvers during recent dispute. The
deserters assert that they had been i'm
pressed into the ranks on threats of
death.
Col Cardona. who. although himself
wounded, took the command from the
wounded Gen. Ramos in the fight with
Villa at Cusihuiriachic, has been placed
in charge of the garrison at Santa
Nsabel. where supplies have been sent
for the coming campaign against villa.
Ell PASO. Tex, October 19-Fran-
cisco Villa personally led his men into
Cusihuiriachic Tuesday of last week
and seized all the supplies he could lay
hands on, according to passengers here
today from that district. They also
said Villa was in possession Of the
town Saturday.
Evening star., 1916-10-19
MIR. Hughes Denies Policies
of Present Administration
Have Been an Aid to Business

KALAMAZOO. Mich, October 19.-
Charles Z. Hughes told an audience in
the arnory here last night that a vote
for him meant a vote for the main
tenance of American rights. and that
TO further American enterprise. they
should go with the backing of the
American government"
The nominee assaiIed the admins
tration for its foreign policy, for its
claim that it had aided business. for
the Underwood tariff. for alleged fail
ure to observe the merit system in
making appointments and for extrava-
gauce. He declared the present pros
perity of the country temporary and
due to the European war. The federal
reserve bill, he said. giving credit
where credit was due" was largely
the result of the report of the repub-
lican monetary commission and con-
tained defects which should be re-
moved"
Mr. Hughes also took occasion to
correct a misQuotation in the transcript
of his speech at Omaha in which he
was quoted saying that the admin
istration had not clarified the antitrust
act. but had added fake phrase" Mr..
Hughes said he had not used the words
fake phrase but that he said that
the phrase was vague phrase" He
continued:
Il propose. in all that We do to settle
the grave problems that Will undoubtedly
confront us, that We proceed in the Amer
lean manner, 10 judge the facts. TO as
certain what is true. and in the light OF
the facts to legislate and to execute in
accordance with out best ability.
Il do not propose that laws shall be
passed without inquiry, at the demand Of
any one. | do not propose that any nTS-
terious influences shall brood over the
lobbies of the Capitol I propose that we
shall have government in the open, in ac-
cordance with the principles of our insti-
tutions, and that put into effect the
policies now needed to upbuild our pros
perity and maintain our institutions"
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, October 10
Charles L. Hughes last night reached
Grand Rapids more fatigued than he had
been at any time since he began cam
paigning. He found the coliseum filed to
overfiowing with an audience that had
waited two hours.
The nominee outlined in detail his views
on the protective tariff and the Adauson
law.
Mr.. Hughes said he was opposed to
legislation in response to force for three
reasons These he summarized as follows
First, because labor has stood for col
1ective bargaining: second, because labor
has stood for the principle of arbitration
of disputes; third, because such legisla-
terprise''
Mr.. Hughes went into details in dis
cussing each of these reasons
The nominee also reiterated his declara-
ton that he favored a world court for the
settlement of international disputes thar
are justciable and for the DEVELOPMENT
OF international legislation.
Evening star., 1916-10-19
OLD PAPER COLLECTIONS
EXCEED EXPECTATIONS
More Than Ton Collected From
First Public Schools Today.
Pace Set for Others.

More than ton of old papers and
magazines were collected today from
the first public schools of the District
to be visited by the contractor who
is buying the paper The amount of
old papers far exceeded expectations
With the pace set by number of
schools to-day. the buildings which are
to follow will have to work hard. Prob
ably the largest amour of papers to
be brought into any school visited this
morning was at the Thomson building,
18th and l. streets northwest, where
$50 pounds of paper and 24J pounds of
magazines were collected. The Frank
lin building. which is the headquarters
of the school officials. and therefore has
only four rooms used as clasSrooms, in
which only the lower grades are con-
Quoted had a total of seventy seven
pounds of paper and thirty-one of mag
azines, which is considered good in
view of the small number of pupils
there
Evening star., 1916-10-19
The Vogue for White Wash
Waists Makes Our
FRIDAY SALE OF
WIRTHMOR WAISTS

Very important and Desirable.
These New Wirthmor Waists
are in styles particularly appro-
pirate for fall wear, and are most
neat and becoming. In the face
Of constantly advancing costs OF
materials and workmanship we
are still offering the Splendid
New Wirthmor Waists at SI.oo.
l ia charmingly simple model OF
wolfe, with daintiest embroidery
on front and large pearl buttons;
cuffs ornamented with groups OF
tucks and back trimmd with three
tucks.
i IA Fine Soft Batiste Waist. with
deep cape collar and cuffs edged
with dainty Nalencicnnes laces;
hemstitching used to join sleeves
and define front fold.
l l1-An inexpensive Wolfe Waist. with
two rows of pretty lace and
groups of fine tucks trimming
front: deep Nat collar and cuffs
outlined with hemstitching.
l ia Smart Semi-talored Waist of
gabardine lace cloth, with collar
and revers of plain material. which
IS also used in cuffs; large pearl
buttons for fastening and convert
ible collar.
On sale only on Friday and only
Evening star., 1916-10-19
GERMANS BELIEVE
THE BREMEN LOST
Concede Merchant Submarine
Was Due Middle of
Last Month.

Loss of the German submarine mer'
chairman Bremen virtually was con-
ceded today by ranking TeutoniC diplo'
mats in position to be familiar with
the movements of the vessel. The
Bremen is now one month overdue.
1t was admitted that German officials
not only in this country, but in Berlin
We're without information S to the fate
of the Bremen, All they know is that
she set out for American from Bremer
haven and that she should have ar
rived at an American port soon after
the middle of last month. 1t is regard
ed as doubtful that accurate informa /
tion concerning the fate OF the vessel
VIII be available until after the close
OF the Mar. If then.
Evening star., 1916-10-19
Sweater Department.

| Yellow Fiber SILK Sweaters, shawl coIla rs
and highwaist belts; $500 each. Were So -.
Yellow Fiber SILK Sweaters neck and
beted back; si.1J each. Were $500.
l. Green Fiber silk Sweater. neck and
broad belted back; slightly faded; size 3s:
S1. -. Was $500.
| Two-toned Black and Copenha gen Fiber SILK
Sweater. We neck and sash size 3s; Si.1J Was
ST. 90
l oxford Gray Mixed Wool Sweater. with
white collar and cuffs: slightly sOiled; size ~
$50. Was $3.50.
l Lavender Shetland Wool Sweater We neck
and belted back: slightly faded; size A.; s.
Was 81. 90.
Rose Brushed Wool Sweater. We neck and
plain back; size 40: S475. Was $500.
/ Green Brushed Wool Sweater, novelty but
tons: size 81; $40. Was 5000.
Brown Brushed Wool Sweater. roll collar
and plain back: size 3s: S495. Was 500
CHILDREN's SWEATERS REDUCED.
Fancy White Ribbed Sweater. trimmed with
red; size 81; SI.95. Was 81 sc.
"hte Ribbed Sweater. trimmed with navy
blue; roll collar; size g.; S2.95. Was So 81.
! White Ribbed Sweater collar and pockets
trimmed in navy blue; size 81. S3.95 Was
5000.
Third floor. G street
Evening star., 1916-10-19
Dress Department.

l Afternoon Gown of white silk and
black velvet; size 50: SI9.75. Was $500
/ White All-Over Lace Gown, made on
foundation of Copenhagen net: size SO
$1955. Was $29.50
l White Net Dress with bands of blue
NULL size 3s; $1,000. Was $500.
Rose and Black Velvet Afternoon OF
Evening Gown, with all-over lace trim
ming: size SO: sl9.75. Was s2s.5O.
1 Dainty Cerise Taffeta Evening
3 Fluffy Net and Taffeta Evening
Dresses. combined with silver trim
ming, in light blue; size SO; SIO..5 each.
Were $500.
l Light Blue Satin Evening Dress
with net trimming; draped skirt. size
rs. xIO.,5. Was $500
i White Linen Dress, with trimminp
of blue collar and cuffs; size 40; S9.95.
Was $500.
Third floor. q street.
Evening star., 1916-10-19
SAYS CHIEF OF POLICE
NULLIFIED OWN ORDERS

CHICAGO. October 19.-Secret his
tory of the Chicago police department
was exposed to the light today in
Judge Olson's court, where States At
torney Hoyne is seeking a warrant for
Chief of Police Healey, charging him
with neglect in enforcing liquor and
vice laws.
Police Capt. O'Brien stated that Chief
of Police Healey issued written orders
to captains merely to impress the pub
lie and nullified these by giving con-
trary oral instructions. Orders given
out for public consumption We're to the
effect that the laws were to be strictly
enforced, O'Brien said.
'On the quiet, however" the captain
declared. ''he told us we were to make
absolutely no arrests for violation of
the Sunday CLOSING order against sa-
looms. We were merely to report vio-
latlons to him"
Evening star., 1916-10-19
SOC pair. Were 70c.
Friday Sale of
WOMEN'S BLACK HOSE,
3 Pairs for Soc

90 dozen pairs Women's Black
Lisle Thread and Cotton Hose OF
the regular 25c. 35c and SOC
qualities, which were withdrawn
from the productions because OF
imperfections in weave. They
have been carefully mended and
will give splendid service. Spe-
cial price. 5 pairs for SOC.
Main floor, q street.
Evening star., 1916-10-19
MEXICAN ELECTIONS IN 1917.
Will Be Called in January or Feb
ruary. It Is Announced.

MEXICO CITY. October 19.-It has
hecome known. although il has nor
been announced officially. that the cleo
tions for the presidency of the Mexi-
can republic will be called the latter
mart of January or early in February q,
the coming year. At the same time
elections for members of congress will
be held.
The holding of presidential and con-
gressional elections at the beginning of
1917 would mean that the president
would be seated before the successful
American presidential candidate takes
office. Several of the Mexican political
parties have offered First Chief Car
rama their support as candidate for
the presidency.
Evening star., 1916-10-19
GERMANS WILL DEPORT
MORE BELGIANS, is CLAIM

AMSTERDAM, October 19.-The Tele-
ersaf says it has received informa-
tion from the frontier that the Ger
mans, in addition to deporting 1000
civilians from Ghent, are taking SINH
lar action in other parts of Belgium.
Q. NJ. Gen. Won Sauderwelg has an
nounced, the newspaper says. that per-
sons able to work may be forced to do so,
even outside the villages in which they
reside, in the event of being compelled to
accept relief from others owing to gam
bling, drunkenness, laziness or lack of
employment. Any one who refuses to
to imprisonment for three years or a
fine Of 10000 marks,
Evening star., 1916-10-19
Cut Glass Department.

Cut Glass jug. floral pattern; slightly I'M
perfect; So Was S3.95.
s-inch Cut Glass Salad Dish, slightly i'm
perfect: 81 95. Was S3.13
q Gold Decorated Austrian Glass Footed AL
mond Dishes: 25c each. We're 15c.
/ Handsome Austrian Glass Bonbon Basket;
81 95. Was $500
| 9inch Handsome Decorated Austrian Glass
Salad Dish: 2.25. Was $500
l Handsomely Decorated Austrian Glass Fruit
Comport: $1.00 Was $500.
Swedish Rock Crystal Sherbet Glasses; 25c
each. We're 15c.
/ Black and White Glass Covered Serving
Tray; slightly imperfect; S1-Oo. Was $50.
Fifth floor, G street.
Evening star., 1916-10-19
Women's Suit Department

Stylish Black Wool Poplin Suits tailored
! coats trimmed with seif-covered buttons: very
fun skirts. with panel plaits at side sUita hl.
Tor mourning wear; sizes 40 and ~; sii. 40
each We're $3.50
Navy Wool Foplin Suit semi-ftted Goa I.
with buttons and arrowileadS at seams: skirt
is very full. with plaits side: size al S141 10
Was S29.5 90
Black Gabardine Suit, seni-belted and lined
with gray messaline: full 1aring style in siz, 3.
small: Sf4.15. Was S1g 30
l Navy Blue Iopiin Suit. plain tailored model
with black velvet buttons; size 81; SIs.15. Was
SD.
l stylish Navy Blue French Serge Suit semi
htted coat with full flare around the hips
fnil plated skirt on deep yoke; size 30; SIS. 10
Was $500.
l Steel Gray NigeroIe Gabardine Suit, hear-
tfully tailored. with insets side of coat to
give long-waisted effect; panel plaited skirt
size Al; $500. Was $50. 90.
] Smart Navy Blue Mems Wear Serge Suit
beited coat. with flare at hips: skirt is very
full with gathers in back and detachable belt;
size IS; $500. Was SiZ5O
Third floor, street.
Evening star., 1916-10-19
DECLINES WITH THANKS.
Secretary Redfield Invited to Address
Republicans in New York.

Secretary Redfield is apparently con-
sidered by one republican campaign
committee as a good campaign speaker
for the republican party. In his mail
today he found a letter from the re
publican county committee of New
York. saying that it understood the
publican meetings. and asking what
nights he could speak, so arrangements
could be made.
Thanking you for the courteous sug-
gestion," said the Secretary in his re-
ply to A. Perry Osborn. chairman of
Evening star., 1916-10-19
POLICE ENFORCE ORDER
FOR LOCKS ON THE AUTOS
Owners Warned to Observe Regula-
tion-One Violator Is Taken
Before Court.

Following the issuance of an order
to the police department to enforce the
regulation requiring owners of auto
mobiles to lock vehicles which they
leave standing on the streets unattend-
ed. il is stated, local dealers today dis
posed of large quantities of locks.
Many motorists admitted that they
We're unfamiliar with the regulation
which has not been strictly enforced.
Inspector r. Is. Boyle. acting chief OF
police, this morning said it was not the
Intention of the police to annoy motor
lists 1t is their intention to enforce
the law. however after reasonable
time for warning has elapsed.
The law is a good one, said the
acting chief of police, and should be
enforced. 1t not only provides for the
protection of much valuable property,
but its enforcement should mean a de-
crease in reports of automobile steal
Evening star., 1916-10-19
Friday Clearance of
Women's Siesta Slippers

Easy and comfortable slipper:
for the bedroom or house wear
almost one-third less than regu-
lar price.
Kidskin Siesta Slippers; pink, blue
gray and red; sizes and s; tan in
sizes 8. and g.
Ooze Leather Siesta Slippers
champagne. green. tan and black
sizes ! and 8; gray, sizes O. and 8.
Cretonne Siesta Slippers; green
blue and lavender in sizes and s:
pink, size s.
SOC pair. Were 70c.
Evening star., 1916-10-19

the speakers bureau '1et me say that
| do not recall volunteering to address
republican meetings. I will not assist
you in your work. and the nights on
which l am not available to speak with
you comprise all the nights there are
l purpose to do what l can in address,
ing democratic meetings in the earnest
hope and sincere belief that President
Wilson will be triumphantly re-
elected
Evening star., 1916-10-19
Higher Bid offered for Papers.

Now, however, a paper purchaser has
asked the board to allow him to collect
them. saying he is willing to pay 30
cents a hundred pounds. The matter Is
under consideration.
Many adults who have become in
terested in the work have asked to
have children sent to their homes to col
lect the papers
The best way to have this done, it is
pointed out, is to telephone to Main
G0po which is the schools telephone
exchange and ask to be connected with
the school nearest the home of the per-
son teIephoning. Arrangements then
can be made with the principal of the
school
Evening star., 1916-10-19
Corset Department.

pairs Parame Corsets. strong coutil bopea
with whalebone: medium bust and long hin F;
sizes "a. p and os; $50 pair Were SIo so
pairs Madame Irene Corsets, fine coutiI with
low bust and loIg skirt: elastic gore at III gl !:
sizes ~. y. - and 80; $50 pair. Were 81 30
pairs u. d. irego .orsets lew bust. long
pair. Were ST. 90
pairs Walohn- -boned Corsets medium bu.t
and very long skirt; sizes Il and ae s. 90 ,,air
Were 5000.
Third floor. r
Evening star., 1916-10-19
Reported at New Haven.

Reports that the Bremen had arrived
safely in New London. Conn, We're
published in newspapers in Germany
more than two weeks ago. 1t was AT
New London that a dock had been
specially arranged for the reception
of the craft. The Bremen was COM
manded by Capt. Schwarzkopf and car
ried a crew of approximately twenty
Evening star., 1916-10-19
Friday Sale of
Mems Shoes, S3.75 Pair

A clearance OF several small
lots that we will not recorder
again this season. They are OF
best quality leather, and the lasts
are good style. We advise men
to purchase at once, if they can
be fitted.
Tan Lace, sizes lob and SD
Tan Lace Calfskin with cloth top.
sizes ~ and l0A, Oh, 91aD.
Gun Metal Coltskin Button Shoes
with gray cloth top; sizes I, 9 and
9LA.
Gun Metal Calfskin Button, sizes
IL and 812AA; 91zA; So, I, 815, ga B !;
5, 6 and 61aC; Sd
S3.75 Pair-Were $500.
Main floor. Tenth
Evening star., 1916-10-19
Waist Department.

Waists of crepe de chine, georgette
crepe and society satin; many very
pretty styles in the lot
$3.95 each-were S5.75.
S5.75 each-were $6.75.
$6.75 each-were $8.75..
Blouses of crepe de chine and taffeta;
long sleeves and low collars.
$2.95 each-were S5.75.
A small lot of japanese Silk. Lace,
Chiffon and Crepe de Chine Waists
complete size assortment
$1.95 each-were $2.95 and $3.50.
Japanese Silk Waists, colored striped
patterns in tailored effects; sizes "a
and Sc.
S1.15 each-were S2.95.
Colored Lingerie Blouses trimmed
with white: also few Colored Linen
Blouses, with convertible collars and
long sleeves
$1.95 each-were Sz.95.
$3.50 each-were S3.25.
$3.95 each-were $500.
White Lingerie Blouses. tucked and
lace trimmed; also few with three
quarter-length sleeves and Hat collars
$3.95 each-were $500.
Sl.95 each-were S2.50 and S2.95.
$2.25 each-were $2.95 and S3.25.
Colored Lingerie Waists. convertible
collars and long sleeves.
$1.0O each-were Si.95.
A lot of Lingerie waists in tucked
styles. finished with large fiat collar.
all sizes in the lot.
68c each-were SI.00.
frd a..
Evening star., 1916-10-19
Basket Department.

A lot Of japanese Smoked Bamboo Sandwich
Baskets: 25c each. We're CSC.
Large Bamboo Clothes Hamper; $3.50. Was
Willow Clothes Basket: s5c. Was 81 90
Willow Covered Market Basket; 75c Was
SI.Oo.
Fancy Scrap Basket: soc. Was s5c
Fancy Fruit Basket 35c. Was 75c
Evening star., 1916-10-19
Special price, $l.00.
Friday Clearance of
Misses Sport Coats.

A small lot of Misses Sports
Coats, made OF corduroy and
diagonal wool, in plain colors of
rose, green and blue. They are
smart styles OF good warm mate
rials. Sizes II. 10 and I9 years.
SS.75 each. Were up to S25.oo.
And the following:
Misses Navy Blue Fail-weight Suits gali-
ardine combined with silk; sizes II and fG:
Ss75 each. Were So5 90
Girls Black and White Checked Coats. sizes
l. and 14i $50 each. Were $40 ~ and S12.5O
Girls Light Gray Mixed Wool Coats. sizes
10 and Il: 1885, each. Were $50.
Third floor G street
Evening star., 1916-10-19
Friday Sale of
Boys Seasonable Suits
and Other Apparel.

This is splendid collection OF
items for mothers to choose from
tomorrow with great economy.
IS Boys School Suits, Norfolk mod
els. in various styles. materials and
patterns. They are suits well adapted
to hard wear, and are neat and de-
sirable in every way. In the follow
ing sizes and quantities.:
Sizes. : 10 II u 13 IA 16 Il is
Quantities. .... 345 ) 6 ) ) 3 .
Special price, S4.75 each.
Were $500.
Is Boys Flannel Blouaes and Shirts.
assorted plain colors : and stripes;
shirts. size 12 to Il neckband: blouses,
II to 16 years.
78c each. Were $1.00 and $1.50.
. dozen Small Boys Patent Leather
Belts, in red and white; sizes 2S to 34
15c each. Were SOC.
3 dozen Boys MILDLY Biouses, sizes
2l2 to years: assorted styles.
Special price, 38c each.
dozen Boys Golf Caps, various pat
terms; sizes 6as to :.
Csc each. Were Soc.
Evening star., 1916-10-19
Skirt Department.

. Plaid and Striped Velour Sport Skirts. tau
and brown colors; sizes 70 to IS inch waists:
81. 90 each. Were sl2.7j and $500.
. Navy Rlue and Black Serge skirts plain
tailored models. with side pockets and wide or
narrow girdles. finished with pearl or bone but
tons: 1896 each Were $S.75.
TLird floor, street.
Evening star., 1916-10-19
Tow Department.

l Magic lantern; $500. Was si2.50
Doll House; soc. Was $500.
| Doll Chiffonier; 15c. Was 81. 90.
Base Ball Boards: 15c each. Were s2-95.
l Bear; SOC Was S1.50.
Tool Chest; 15c. Was S1.93.
1 Tool Chest; SOC. Was S1.50.
Fourth floor, street.
Evening star., 1916-10-19

automobile thieves he added,
usually take expensive ears. and the
heavy thefts are charged up against
the police 1t does seem singlar that a
man will spend several thousand dol
lars for an automobile and neglect to
spend SO or $4 for a lock to protect it
against thieves and JOY riders.
People lock the doors of their
houses" he said. why not lock their
automobiles"
The police of the several precincts are
examining cars to ascertain if they are
locked. and when any are found un-
locked the owners are advised of the
provisions of the regulations, which
imposes a penalty OF from s. TO $40.
Mai. Pullman, superintendent of
police. is expected home tomorrow
morning, the Inspector stated, and he
may direct that arrests be made with
out further warning.
Evening star., 1916-10-19

BERLIN, October 10, via London, 4:07
p.m.-German troops took the offensive
yesterday in Nolhynia and captured
Russian trenches on the west bank of
the Stokhod, it was announced official
ly here today. Russian attacks near
Bubnow were repulsed with heavy
losses.
Evening star., 1916-10-19
Friday Sale of
SERVING TRAYS,
BIC Each.

CHINA DEPT, FIFTH FLOOR.
Trays, size I3xIo inches, with
polished rnahogany-hnish frames,
and glass covering over beautiful
patterns in tapestry; soft telt
back prevents marring OF the
table. Only so trays in the lot.
Special at 85c each.
stre
Evening star., 1916-10-19
SPIRITED FIGHTING
RACES IN VOLHYNlA
Russians Claim to Have Repulsed
Several German At
tacks.

PETROGRAD, October 19-Spirited
fighting in Folhynia in the region east
of Vladimir Nolynski is reported to-
day by the war office, which says the
Russians repulsed several attacks
north of the village of Kiselin and
in the region east of the little town of
Sviniusky.
Heavy fighting is reported imme-
diateiy north of Halicz. centering about
Bolshovtse, within easy cannon range
of HalicZ. Gen. Stcherba tchoff who has
long held portion of the east bank
of the Narayuvka, has closed in toward
the junction of that stream with the
Gnila Lipa, with the evident intention
of cutting the railway Setween Halicz
and Lemberg.
In the meantime Gen. kaledines is
pressing the right flank of the enemy
in Volhynia, in the direction of Vladi-
mir Volynski. These operations of the
two active military groups are describ-
ed by military observers as a renewal
of the concentric blows directed at
the strongest Austro- German armies
covering the routes 10 Lemberg.
Evening star., 1916-10-19
Special price, 75c each; 3 for $500

ana the fOllOWng:
pieces Mems Ali-Sk Underwear full fash
toned; Novi color: shirt, size rs; drawers.
sizes 80. 81 and 81: 365 garment. Were
500 and $500.
Is pairs Mems Fine Imported Lisle Socks.
white with cnorcd embroidered clocks sizes
9i2 10 and 1oi.: 2jc pair Were 3Hc.
Mems White silk and Linen Plated bosom
Shirts. soft fold cuffs; sizes 13i2. 14a and i61e
discontinued styles; 50 each. Were $50.
Main fuor. r street
Evening star., 1916-10-19
Friday Sale of
Mems Neglige Shirts.

A small lot of Mems New Fall
Neglige Shirts OF good quality
material, white ground with
neat colored stripes in single and
cluster effects. They are coat
style, with soft fold cuffs. and the
quality and make OF the garments
is unusual.