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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-09
ZKANTOWA.

w przyszla niedziele, dnia Ago
lipca b. r. odbedzie sic prywatna
w~ycieczka czyli TAX zwany piknik u
rzadzony staraniem ch6row parafial-
nych Sw. Grzegorza (starszego) /
Sw. Jana Kantego (miods-sgo) do
uroczego przedmieScia Park Ridge
III. W ogrodzie Bottcher'a. S~piewacy
i Spiewaczki wyrusza o godzinie gel
rano zaraz Pc ukonczeniu Mszy sw.
tramwajami ma dworzec kolejowy
Chicago and North Western" PREY
Madison i Canal I'll.
Dwor Sw. Maksymil1ana mr.. 1858
Z. X. l.. Z rarafii $w. Jana Kantego,
bedzie mia} swoje p0}roczne posie-
dzen;e jutro o godZinie 100 wiecz!-
rem " salt zwyklyCh pOs.cdzen. ObeC
nose wszystkich Czlouk0w jest ko--
nieczna, z powodu IL many wiele
formalnych spraw do za}atwienia.
Uprasza sic r6wniez tych co zalegaja
? podatkiem miesiecznym. ably sic W
jaknajkrotszym czasie uiScili z dlu-
gu. W przeciwnym razie zostana sus-
pendowani podiug konstyucyi. Pre-
zesem jest Michai Wojciechowski, a
sekretarzem J6zef Gorgosz.
Oddziai i'm. Henryka Sienkiewicza
Macierzy Polskiej z Kantowa mia}
prywatna wycieczke, czyli piknik W
sobote. dnia ego lipca b. r. W O.
grodzie ,,Polonia" W Jefferson Par
ku. Wszyscy czlonkowie maja sic ze-
brat ma podw6rzu szkolnem o godz.
loci zrana i stad wyrusza W iowa
rzystwie ~miejscowych ksiezy / Si6str
Nauczycielek, tramwajami Elston
ave. lub Milwaukee ave. do Law
renee ave. a potem do kohca linii W
kierunku po}udniowym do ogrodu.
Uprasza sic wszystkich czlonk6w ably
sic stawili jak jeden. CT zas co o
godz. 10tej ME moga wyjechac, MECH
sic zgromadza ma podworzu szkol--
mem pomiedzy 1sza a 2ga godzina po
poludniu, a stad poprowadzeni beda
do parku przez starsze osoby.
Kantowo stara sic zebrac jak mai
wiecei kolektor6w i kolektorek, kt6-
rzyby W pewnych ola siebie oznaczo-
nych dystryktach Podatek Narodowy
zbierali. Uprasza sic zatem wszyst--
kich dobrze ~mySlacych parafian Kan
iowa, ably zglosili sic do ofisu para
fialnego o kazdym czasie, ably zapi-
sac sic tam do liczby czlonk6w, kto-
rzy beda zajmowali sic kolekta. W
innych parafiach znalezli sic patryo-
ci. kt6rzy zupelnie bezinteresownie
poswiecaja sw6j czas, ably sprawie
narodowej dopomodz. Wstydemby
bylo dla Kantowian gdyby W tel
sprawie okazali sic oni obojetnyml.
Spodziewamy sic, re Ouch polski W
Kantowianach jeszcze ME wygasi i re
chetnie o~fiaruja swa pomoc, ably W
parafii po domach kolektowaG Po'a-
tex Narodowy. Uprasza sic szanow-
nych 2arafian. ably jak ~najgrzeczniej
przyjeli kolektor6w do dom6w swo-
ich. Jezeli NIGGA i STAG ich ma to, o.
fiarowaC so cent6w ma miesiac, MECH
to chetnie uczynia. Jezeliby zas ME
byli W stanie tego zrobiG MECH PREY
najmniej grzecznym siowem wytfo-
macza sic z tego wobec kolektorow.
Takich zaS parafian co ME tylko, re
mic ME dada ale W grubijanski spo-
sob obchodziG sic beda z kolektora-
mi. Tub zamykat drzwi pred mimi W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-09

sail Siowackiego. Hala byfa lapel
Mona. Przemawia1 organization Krzy-
wonos.
e
u Morris, III. z kompanii Grundy
Co. otrzymalismy $1.00 ma pomOc Ar
mil Polskiej. Dziekujemy.
Jutro O godz. 12-tej W ]po'udn:c
vice ma korzysG Armii Polskiej =
rzezalni Libby Mcneil and Libby.
Wieczorem o godz. $50 w:"r
pred fabryka Crane PREY Kcdz;c !
4Sej ul.
PrncuIesa " r6dmIetclIs Nno 30
Die tam DzIENNIK CHICAGOSK1
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-09
Wiadomosci z ParafI
Polskich " Chicago.

spos0b ~bezczelny, napietnowani be-
da W gazetach, jake niepatryoci, ME
Polacy podejrzani o progermanizm.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-09

Scilbym go nigdy do wychowania
dusz nieSmiertelnych. lego bo--
WIEN zePsute SERGE z k~oniecznoSci
wywierac musi zgubny wplyw ma
tych, ktorzy podlegaja jego VIA
dry.
ProboSzcz urwai ma chwile, lecz
widzac. re protestant ME odPowia
da. m0wii dalej: Cheese, by die
com pc-wolic wyroSc bez zadnej
religii. a Skoro dorosna, by same
wybraly sobie, jaka chca religie3
Take postepowanie w praktyce
jest niewykonalne.
Tclr:Ia oowiem wywiera wpiyw
ln[Szys,Eie nasze czynnoSci. Ro-
ozlce NIGGA bye trojakiego rodza-
ju:
Albo wierza, re zadna religia
ME Jest cziowiekowi potrzebna.
Albo wierza, re wszystkie reli-
SIC s2 rownie dobre.
Albo re ia a ia religia Jest je-
dynie prawdziwa.
lie vice ray rodzice zetkna sic
Z dzieckiem, chcac ME chcqc mu-
sza wpajac w ME jedna L tych
trzech religii. Jezeli tobic i twej
ionic uda sic w jaki5 cudowny sPo
sob uniknac wobec dziecka kaz-
diego slowa ! czynno5ci, majqcych
zwiQzek z rejigiq. to wtedy przy-
kiadem swoim pouczac je bedzie-
Gle, ze religia ME Jest czlowiekowi
potrzebna.
Jezeii iona wystepowat bsdzie
jako goriiwa katoliczEa. a ty jake
gorliwy protestant, to pouczycic
dziecko, re wszystkie religie So
iednakowo dobre.
W picrwszym wyPadku wycho-
wacie dziecko ma ateusza.. W dru-
GIN na yzIowieka obojetnego, a
to by'oby zdradQ dziccka ! religii.
ktdrq uvazat "a prawdziwa.
Nto wpaja W dziecIo wiare pra-
vdziwg, speInia najswietszy obo-
wiaze< wzg.edcm swego dziecka.
Dlatcgo twoja narzeczona ME
moze bye d}uzej katoliczka, jezeli
ME chcc wychowat swych dzieci,
ktorc ici p. Bog .da. pa katolicku
; mic moze Gle zaSlubic, jezeli ME
podr;Szcsz przyrzeczenia, re ma to
jcj pozwolisz.
Protestant podpiSai przyrzecze-
ME j DpbraIi sic. Pc szeSciu mic
>r2cach bylem potem znowu w tel
rarai:;. " rozmowie rzeki pro-
hoszcz: Czy przypominasz sobie,
oJcze. to dz;ewczyne, ktora byia
ma oij~:c Z proteStantem, gdy by
* IL mnie pierwSzy raz? Przypo-
m;nam. Czy wyszia "a protestant
~ TAX Jest; a teraz malo sobie
w ME wypIacze. Wszystko sic
.r~az zmienilo. Dokad idziesz?
nyta ia MAJ W niedziele. Do ko-
sc:ula. 20 co? Ma Msze Sw. Me
rojtz esq; ia ME zaSlubiIem Gle,
hyS cnoozila do koScioia. Costa
niesz W domu. A jezeli cheese
koniecznie, bye W koSciele, to poi
dziesz re nina do zboru, to o wiele
blizej.
Gdy przyjechaiem 20 Pietnastu
latach do tel miejscowoSCi, kaza-
lem sobie zawolac te kobiete ma O.
is. P~rzyszia. Pytam ia, czy pozna
iesz mnie? Co roku widze tylu
ludzi i znowu ich zapominam ME
znam OLGA. Przypomnij sobie, jak
to pred pietnastu laty bylas pam
ma, a ia radziiem CT, abyS ME wy
chodzila "a protestanta: 0 jak
czesto my5laiam o ksiedzu i zaio-
waiam, re ME posziam "a rada
ksiedza. Musialam oPusciG dom Z
dziecmi, DO grozii mi, re mnie "a
~strzeli, gdy p0jde ma Msze sw.
Tezeli wiec protestant chce Gle
zaslubit, powiedz mu tax;
Kazdy rozumny cziowiek moze
Lvc katolikiem; wiec czemu ty
ME mialbyS MIN zostat. Otto kSla,
zka, czytaj ia; idz do ksiedza' on
Gle pouczy. Ze wzgledu ma mnle
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-07-09

A co, czy ME ladnie Polacy sic bl-
ia? W~czoraisze teiegramy doniosly,
10 nolskie woiska W Rosyi wziely do
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-07
New Summer Gloves

Chanoisette Cloves, z5c and Sc
Children's White Gloves at 75c; Women's
White Gloves at &c. These are good washable
gloves; well made and perfect fitting. Special
Monday at 75c and 85c. Street Floor
White Silk Cloves at $l.25
Women's Gloves, with two-clasp and two
tone stitching; wash we'll and wear we'll Spe-
cial for Monday at $1.25. Street F1eor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-07
SILKS

Will be very much in evidence this season.
and why not? The prices we are quoting on
the most wanted fabrics justify buying Silk.
We hear on every side of advances and yet
these quotations for absolutely dependable
merchandise are very low.
You can choose your spring dress from
great variety of fabrics, both plain and fancy,
for instance, there are:
Showerproof Foulards, yard, $3.50 inches
wide, in a variety of attractive styles.
4o-inch Crepe de Chine, yard. $lSs-A superior
quality, in choice color assortment.
4o-inch Georgette Crepe, Yard, slSS-The kind
that is elbow-proof. The color assortment is
very complete.
Novelty Indestructible Wolfe, $40 inches
wide; very smart color combination, are
shown in this well known fabric.
Navy Blue Tafetas, $l.3s, s14s. SIS and $50
inches wide; always worn and invariably
scarce.
Khaki Kool Priced at,y Yard, $35o-Shown in
colors ana white. vas %syst -
Fashionable Silks, Yard, $3.50 and $4-RufF-a-
huff and Moon Clio crepe, in white.
Pongee, Yard, 6sc, Sc, 81, $l.zs and $lyeThe
universal silk for hard wear; natural shade
pongee from the Orient.
New Crepe Shirtings, Yard, $zzs-We are show
ing an attractive collection in various width
stripes. ssS3
Novelty Silks, Yard, SlSs to $5.7S-An attractive
assortment, either in the pussy willow prints,
taffeta and satin plaids and stripes or sing-
ham p1aids.
Palais RoyalESecond Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-07

SOC Wizard Furniture
Busters at z9c-Chemically|
Treated Cotton Yarn Busters i
absorbs dust.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-07
Jewery in Vogue

Cameo Brooches, 1898 to $6.98
Fine specimens of Cameo some set in hand
engraved mountings of solid gold. Special for
Monday at 1888, $500 and so98 Street Floor.
Solid Gold Finger Rings, $I.9S
Misses and women's rings, of 10-karat gold,
various brthstones, in attractive settings. Suit.
able for confirmation presents. Special for
Monday at SloS street Floor.
Pearl Necklaces at 500 and $3.50
Superior wax filled beads, with all rides
cence Of real pearl; opera length, each necklace
comprising about 100 graduated size beads.
Special at $100 and $3.50. Street Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-07
Wash Fabrics

Imported Voiles, 39c and SOC
3S-inch fine French Voiles, closely woven,
wide tape edge; sheer quality, at 39c yard.
40 inch Imported English Wolfe, pure white;
made of two-ply yarns, special Monday, SOC I'd.
Second F1oee.
10 Yards of 36-lnch Longcloth, at
$2.19
An unusual value in beautiful soft finish
Longcloth, Sc inches wide; 10-yard piece, Sis.
81 Second FlooE.
Pure White Nainsook, 10 Yards, 81
36-inch soft-fnish goods; made expressly
for the Palais Royal. Splendid quality. Spe-
cial Monday, 10 yards. 81. Second F1ser.
Silk and Cotton Fabrics, z5c Yard.
ABC Silk and Cotton Fabrics for Under
wear; in flesh, white, pink and yellow.
Also 40-inch Longerin Batiste, in white,
pink and flesh. Fine soft quality. Special at
SOC yard. Second Floor.
38-lnch Voiles, at 33c Yard
In Dresden, plaid and floral effects.
27-inch Fine Check and Block Patterns in
White Dimity for Aprons and Children's wear,
at Isc yard. Second Flser.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-07

Soc Bottle of Wizard Polish
at 3sc-for polishing foors,I
furniture and woodwork.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-07

6-Ptece Kitchen Bowl
Sets, SOC
IS different sises: decorate
cd with blue btrus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-07

79c Floor Brooms, Special
at Csc Ea@-sewed Brooms.
Not over 2 to any one Gus
toner at this price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-07
Mattresses

$3.50 Mattress, 5000
45-lb. cotton mattress
with rolled edge,
closely tufted :: COW
cred in art ticking.
e1S Mattresses, $3.50
Layer felt mattress.
covered in stripe
tickings; weight, so
lbs; 4.6 size.
9z25O Mattress, 910.75
of black curled
hair: covered in A.
c. A. ticking; with
rolled edge and
closely tufted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-07
Handkerchief

Beau Brun,nsef" Handkerchief, Csc
The eo1ored borders are the featur. of
these new Handkerchiefs. Accepted by the Beau
Brummei of today as the handkerchiefs mar
excellence. Priced at Csc. Street Floor.
s. Colored Silk Hm,dbass, at $2.z9
Fitted with purse and mirror Also large
Service Handbags, made with colored silk lin
ings. Very special, for Monday, at $I.zo.
Street F1oor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-07
An April Sower of Superior Values in Newest Merchands
Attractive Lingerie
Values Exceptional
In Undermuslins

Tho Palais Royal reputation for Under
muslins at 800 splendid1y upheld
! &C:
Third Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-07
Special Prices on Beds

Simmons' Beds, 96.06
Continuous post.
white enamel: 4.6
and 3.6 sizes.
Simmons' Steel Beds,
S1l-Wood finish. in
mahogany or Amer
lean walnut. All
sizes.
SimmOns' Steel Beds,
90.76-White enam4
Ell, with 2-inch con-
tinuoug posts: 10
filters. All sizes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-07
Hundreds of Ne.u Spring
Suits for Misses
and Women
At a Broad Range
of Attractiue Prices

A most comprehensive showing of ths
most fashionable styles, materials ane
colors. Models and sizes for every figure
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-07

Newest Blouse.s
Springs most charming styles are
here in profusion, irresistible in their new
ness and beauty
Tailored Blouses Of Wolfe at $295-
s. large assortment of attractive blouses in sew
J broidery.
S. New Crepe de Chine Blouses, $z9s-
with Peter Pan collars and ribbon ties. Fancy
trimmed square neck effects; also styles with
new rolling collar of satin with edges of lace;
! many embroidered
s New Georgette Blouses ut $Z95-
with embroidered fronts; shown in flesh and
! white.
!. New Sweaters, Priced at 1856
in sleeveless s1ipover styles; of Shetland wool.
Others at SOS to $3.50. THIRD Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-07
A Sale of Kr0ehler K0dav Bed DavenpOrts

Bed Davenport, 81. 80
Mahogany finish, plain
design, covered In tap
estry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-07
Beautiful Undern,uslins. at $1.es

Beautiful Undern,uslins, at $1.9S
Included are gowns, envelope chemse, pet
ticoats, combinations, corset covers, regular
chemise, Billie Burke pajamas, etc. Wonderful
values at $l98. Third Floor.
Silk Envelope Chen,iss, at $1.98
~ Made of all silk crepe de chine or washable
satin with pretty Jokes of laces; some combin-
ed with ribbons Remarkable values. Mon
day at $1.ss. TAird Floor.
Special Lot of Extra Gospns, 81 rs
Of excellent quality soft batiste and nain-
sock in round or square neck styles, with lace,
embroidery and tucked effects for trimmings.
Third Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-07

Handsome Silk Dresses at $12.75
OF crepe de chine and silk taf1etA; also now
city plaids and striped effects in pretty color
combinations: with Georgette sleeves. new satin
collar and touches Of embroidery. In the popu-
lar shades and sizes for women and misses.
Bargain Basement.
Smart Suits, Special at $l0.o5
OF aH-wool mannjsh serges and poplins. in
collar and plated belts. Collars are Of self or
contrasting materials; perfect fitting styles and
excellently tailored. Bargain Placement,
Attractive Coats, Special, SIS
Smart up-to-the-minute styss Of dne pop
Inns, serges. coverts mixtures and novelty
cloths; have largo collar. fancy pockets and
stitching: In the new spring shades including
navy and black Bargaln Dasenent.
New Cloth and Silk Skirts, $40
Pretty new silk skirts in rich color combina-
with wide belt and gathered back. 3 fancy pockets
and button trimmed. Waist bands ~ to o. 0ps.
cial at $449. Bsrxain Dasene1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-16
Friday Sale of
CREPE DE CHINE AND
GEORGETTE BLOUSES
Special ut $3.50 Each

s Dozen Manufacturers Sample
Blouses of Georgette Crepe and
Crepe de Chine, with such slight i'm
projections as to be scarcely notice
able. The colors are the loveliest
flesh, maize and tea rose, and all
sizes from 81 to ~ are included in
the combined lot. Their regular
price would be $5.7s to .$675 each.
Very special values, $3.50 each.
Also the following:
Flesh and white Crepe de Chine Blenses
taken from stock. slightly seiIsd from han
dIisg. es.e6 each; were 1895.
l3 Crepe de Chine and Georgetfs Crepe
Blonses. slightly aoiled from hsadliaE. s3.ss
IL Lingerie Blouses slightly soiled. taken
FROM regular stock, $1.bo each; were $:.25
and $3.50.
8 Blouses. slightly soiled. in Wolfe, at
tractive styles. $l.S6 each; were 1886.
10 Wolfe and Organdie Bleuses, slightly
soiled. $9.96 each: were 1915.
So Black lawn Waists, in broken Sizes both
high and low neck styles, ESQ each; were
Third floor. Tenth street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-16
SAYS AUSTRIA NEEDS
FRIENDSHIP or THE U. S.
Macmillan Harden Analyses
Vienna's Desire for Peace-on
Brink Of an Abyss.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
AMSTERDAM, May 15.-1n an ar
ticle in Die Zukunft. entitled "Gordian
Knots" Maximilian Harden analyses
Austria's deep-seated desire and need
for peace in connection with the fact
that the monarchy has an outlook
and interests entirely different from
Germany's. besides most complicated
national problems to solve. He says:
For q country so deeply indebted
Austria Hungary. which will have to
pay Germany alone moro than 700.-
100000 crowns annual interest, q new
billion loan could only be raised in
the United States. The latter coun-
try, however, can on no battlefield
be compelled to entertain such a DEAL
And, should the United States refuse
the money. then the TRANSFORMATION
of Austria's war industries to peace
conditions would be an impossible
task and the country would ind itself
on the brink Of an abyss.
is IT net natural that Austria
Hungary should seek . peace which
would leave the possibility OF an
understanding With America. Aus
trta-Hungary. more than any other
state, needs Americas friendship"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-16
SKIRT DEPARTMENT

Skirts in stylish models of tafYeta
silk, in navy and copenhagen. navy
and white striped. pleated and draped
Sizes rs to % waist. Sl2..5 each;
were $500.
1 Black Satin Skirt. full gathered,
with girdle. Size &c waist. 1915; was
$12.75.
I Blue Taffeta Silk Skirt, pleated
style: size % waist 1915; was 312.75.
1 Black TafIeta Skirt. side pIeated
size 3 waist. $50; was $1,000.
1 Red and Green Plaid Skirt and 1
Black Taffeta Silk Skirt. full gathered
style. with patch pockets. Size 26
waist 9e.75 each; were $3.50.
rs White Pique Skirts, well tailored
styles, with two pockets and separate
belt; sizes 25 to 90 waist. Special
values at sc each.
Third noor. G street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-16
SUIT DEPARTMENT

White and Black Check Eton
Suit. richly embroidered in black
Made surplice style. with ends to tie
at back or side. Black satin vest
Size 50. 94S.75; was $500.
1 Navy Gabardine Eton Suit, braid
trimmed White Satin Vest. Size 49,
1l0.75; was $3.50.
1 Navy Eton Suit of tricotine.
Fancy model bound with black satin.
Skirt has draped tunic. Size 80.
SS1.S0s was $500.
1 Navy Eton Suit of gaba rdine
Broad tucks at bottom of coat Tunic
skirt. Size IS. 440.75. was $1,000.
Rose Sport Suit Bernard modeD,
stitched with white. White satin col
lar. Size 80. $3.50: was $3.50.
Gray Serge Tailored Suit Coat
has plain back and belted front. Gath
cred skirt with pockets. Size a.
92o.75; was $500.
Third dHor. q street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-16

26 pair Black kidskin Pumps
made with welt sole and leather
Spanish heel. trimmed with tongue
in the following sizes:
IA. .. 51c and e: a, 4l., ): +, g. , l.
4, :; c, 3, u. 4, IL: II. 3. 81. 4. }.
20 pair Gun Metal Alta Pumps,
made with small tongue. hand
turned sole and Louis heel. in the
following sizes:
IA. 4. Az. $: A. 4, 4ls; r. sig: c,
312. 4, Az, "a; d. ), ~. 4. "a. Sig.
10 pair Gun Metal Long Namp,
hand-turned sole and Louis heel. in
the following sizes:
"A. 4. III: A. 4. 61s: B. 3. az. 5l= ):
c. 3. 81. AZ. SIC; u. =, 6.
10 pair Patent Leather Alta
Pumps. hand-turned sole and Louis
heel in the following sizes:
A. 5; c. g. Z, 4. 5: D. 3. 3ia. 4, 6, So.
Reduced to $3.75 pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-16
INFANTS, DEPARTMENT

Chiidren's Percale Dresses. in white. pink
and blue. trimmed in shocking. the white
ones bAing piped in colors and the coiOrs
piped in white. They are smoked at the
yoke snd bnttoned down the front. lndi.
linen collars. Sizes and years. Special
value. u 30 each.
Children's Striped bingham Dresses. made
spron style and finished with sashes: sizes
and 3 years. 500 each.
Chiidren's White Pique Coats. box style.
finished with belt and pearl buttons. Collar
and cuffs hand embroidered: Q and years.
$500 each; were 4.50 and $500.
White Wool Sweaters with roll collars.
pockets and belts: buttoned with white pearl
buttons. sass each; were $3.T5.
4 Crepe kimonos in pink and blue. smoked
yoke and turnover collars and belt finished
with pcot edge: sizes to 9 years. $l.oo
each: were $1.75.
. Childrens White India Linen Dresses.
low neck and short sleeves. empire style.
tucked skirt and belt Of beading run with rib
bon: size 5 years. $1.So each; were s:."5.
Fourth floor. Eleventh street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-16
TO AMEND SHIPPING ACT.
Would Keep American Craft From
Foreien Control.

Amendments to the shipping act de.
signed to prohibit American vessels.
docks, yards and other port facilities
passing to the control Of foreign in
tsrssts ana empowering the President
to prescribe ocean charter and
freight rates and to requisition YES
sells even a. small ~ twenty tons
have been favorably reported to the
House by the merchant marine COM
mittee. Leaders plan to press the
measures.
In presenting tho committee report,
Chairman Alexander said foreign in
forests had made determined efforts
to get control Of American ships by
Offering prices which before the war
would have seemed beyond the
dreams Of averics." Most shipowners
had refused these offers. he said. but
some few have attempted by every
device which legal ingenuity could
suggest to evade the provisions Of the
Fresidsnt's proclamation prohibit
ing such sales"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-16
SWEATER DEPARTMENT

Green Slip-ons. $l.s5 each; were $500.
Orange Brushed Wool Sweaters. with
purple trimmings. slightly soiled. Sizes IS
and e. Se.96 each: were $1,000.
l Pink, Brushed Wool Sweater. with Alice
blue trimming. Slightly soiled. Size 50.
$9.eS: was $S.15.
2 Maroon Wool Sweaters, with sash. Size
q. 1855 each: we're $50.
Navy Blue Sweater. size 40. $685.; was
g Black and White Fiber Silk Sweaters.
Size 0S. e3S5 each: were Ss.75.
Purple and White Fiber silk Sweater.
Size %. S3.s6; wss 1915.
Green Brushed Wool Coat Sweaters with
Eresa and white buttons. Sizes ~ and a.
$3.9S each; were $780,
Rose and Green Plaid Brushed Wool
Sweaters. with solid green trimming. Sizes
1S ald 40. SS.S5 each; were $3.50.
l Black Wool Coat sweater, belted. Size
IS. 83.SS; was $S.75.
1 Nile Green Brushed Wool Sweater. with
pink trtnninE. Size 50. 1855; was $s.7S.
Orange Brushed Wool Coat Sweaters
Sizes 80 snd 20. S3ss each; we're ss.I5.
Third floor. center.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-16
HOUSEFURNISHINc
DEPARTMENT

Brass Tes Kettle. 1886; was 37.25,
Copper Sherbet Cups. imperfect, $50 >aeh:
wsre $i.75.
~ Brass Coasters. $50 each; were 90,
Brass-franed Trsy. 9l.Se; was $3.50.
Nickel Cake Stands, Sl.Se each; Wsrs
SOS.
Cheese and Cracker Dish, Size: was 4. q.
Nickel Coffee Pot. Tie, was 81 rs.
Black Iron Fire Set, 17.Se: was $3.50.
White Oval Dishpan, el.oe; was 81. go.
Soapstone Griddle. To; was 81 AS.
Oval Tin Dishpan. Sec; was Csc.
l Folding Kitchen Stool. Sc; was SIC.
I white Enamel Baby Wardrobe, 81. %: VAS
$500.
! Folding Rubber Bathtub. 3S.oo: was a %
"a Aluminium saucepaas, $50 each,
. Refrigerator Pan. SOC; was zoe.
Fifth floor, center.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-05-16
CORSET DEPARTMENT

; pair Modart Front Lace Corsets,
flesh color, silk brocade, medium low
bust. long skirt. Sizes % and "a.
$500 pair: were $10.50.
l pair Modart Front Lace Corsets.
white broche. high bust. long skirt.
Size 23. $500 pnir. was $3.50.
pair Modart Front Lace Corsets,
white batiste, low girdIe bust, me
dunn skirt. Sizes "a, &c, IS. $500
pair; were $500.
4 pair flesh color Broche Corsets,
with low bust and medium skirt.
Sizes "a and IS. $3.50 pair; were $500.
3 pair Lily of France Girdle Cor
sets. flesh color broche. elastic top.
Sizes % and 26. $3.50 pair; were
$3.50.
Third floor, F street.