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Evening star., 1918-05-23
HOUSEFURNISHING
DEPARTMENT.

81 ., White Enamel Basin. 7so; was
White Enamel Washstaud, S1.eo,
was 1915.
1 b-ft. Ladder. damaged, Sl.ss; was
e2.25.
Il 7-ft. Ladder. damaged, ol.5S, was
Kitchen Table, drawer broken,
$2.25; was 500.
l Galvanized Wash Tub. eSc; was
1 Waste Basket, 500; was ne.
! Oval Clothes Basket. oSei was
$1.50.
Copper Five O'Clock Tea EsttiA
$500; was $7.25.
I lot Coat Hangers, 10 each
: Fifth door. j. -Strsst. LII
Evening star., 1918-05-23
Friday Special in
GRANITE WARE,
DISH PANS AND
PRESERVING KETTLES
CSC Each.

These are a splendid grade
of dark blue mottled granite
ware and of a generous size,
holding about 6 quarts. Now
that canning time is .ap-
preaching these kettles and
pans will be most convenient
to have on hand.
Very Special Values
Csc Each.
Fifth door, r street,
Evening star., 1918-05-23
SHOOTING STARS.
By PHILANDER JOHNSON.
Evolution.

do you believe in evolutionp
"Can't help believing" replied Sena-
tor Sorghum, "after seeing how many
varieties Of politicians bull moose
can develop"
Evening star., 1918-05-23

A nice little trade mark was spoiled
when the line "Wreeked by Germans"
supplanted made in Germany"
Evening star., 1918-05-23

The kaiser said Americans would be
afraid. They are afraid they will not
have chance to fight.
Evening star., 1918-05-23
Friday Clearance
SAMPLE PILLOW
SHAMS AND TABLE
COVERS

Sample and Soiled Pillow
Shams and Table Covers,
braided and open work styles.
Soc, 75c and $1.00 Each
These prices are less than
they can be bought whole.
sale today.
Second floor, F street.
Evening star., 1918-05-23
Reduced Price, $3.75 Pair
Street floor. Tenth street
Mems Clothing De-
paftment

IA Suits for Young Men in blue wor-
sted, self striped. and gray cheviot:
neat patterns: ends Of lines. sizes. 81.
SO and "a only. Very special values
at $0.76 each.
21 waistcoats for day and evening
wear, silks. French piQue and cotton:
soiled: sizes SO, 81 and 3s. Special
at $1.95 each.
1 Raincoat, made by Anderson and
Anderson, London, England. tan ga
Bardine with plaid lining: raglan mod
ei. size A. Special at 1915.
Street floor, E street.
Evening star., 1918-05-23
INFANTS
DEPARTMENT

dozen ChiIdren's Smocked Dresses.
in pink. blue. tan and green cham
bray: trimmed with white collar and
cuffs; sizes 2 to 8 years. $1.60 each.
dozen Children's Pink and Blue
Checked Gingham Dresses. smoked.
They fasten In front and have white
collar and cuffs and belts; sizes 2 to
8 years. $50 each.
Fourth floor, 11th street.
Evening star., 1918-05-23
Friday Special IN
COFFEE.
28c Pound

You'd never want better
coffee than our Friday
Special, and it would be
difficult to find better at a
much higher price. If you
do not know this coffee,
try a pound tomorrow.
Fifth floor. center.
Evening star., 1918-05-23
BABY CARRIAGE
DEPARTMENT

White Enamel Baby Car
riage, wood body, reed trim
med and reed hood. $zo.75;
was $3.50.
Fourth noor, F street.
Evening star., 1918-05-23
Continuing Our May Sale OF
AMERICAN-MADE.
UNDERWEAR
OF Unusual Value and Variety OF Style,
Choice, 78c Garment

These garments Of good quality OF material and
trimming and very much less than they could be dup
Gated at home The assortment includes almost every de-
sired stye and they exceptional values tor oc each
GOWNS low short seeved, embroidery lace
trimmed
OPEN DRAWER COMBINATIONS, trimmed with lace,
embroidery scaloping
CORSET COVER AND SHORT SKIRT COMPUTATIONS,
lace embroidery trimmed saloped and finished with
beading and ribbon.
LONG CAMBRIC SKIRTS deeply Aounced with embroid-
ENVELOPE CHEMISE trimmed with lace embroid
cry and beading and ribbon.
SHORT PETTICOATs, with embroidery or lace trimmed
hounce.
STRAIGHT CHEMISE, trimmed with lace or embroidery
and beading.
CLOSED DRAWERS, with tucked embroidery ruh1e.
CORSET COVERS, daintily trimmed with lace or en-
brodery some with cap sleeve of lace.
Splendid Values, 78c Each.
Evening star., 1918-05-23
Friday Special in
ENAMELWARE,
SAUCEPANS AND
BOWLS,
18c Each

An assortment of Enamel
ware, consisting of saucepans.
dairy pans, pudding pans and
bowls. 6 dozen of each.
Very Special Values,
18c Each
TiftA door, Eleventh street. i
Evening star., 1918-05-23
SUIT DEPARTMENT

l copenhagen Serge SUIT,
coat made ripple back, braid
and button trimmed and belt
ed. Skirt made with gather
ed back and half belted, with
inset pockets, size SO. $l7.7S;
was $500.
1 Gray Serge Suit, coat
made ripple back. belted and
trimmed with braid. Skirt
made with gathered back and
half belted, set-in pockets,
size SO. slS.7s; was $1,000.
l Gray Serge Suit, coat
made with three slot seams
down the back and belted;
front trimmed in bone but
tons to match. Skirt has
gathered back and is belted,
size "a. $z955; was $45.00.
Black and White Check
Eton Suit. Jacket trimmed
with FIVE rows of black braid
and edged with white pongee,
vest of same; skirt has yoke
effect with tie sash of wide
black braid and tassel ends,
size 38. $zo55; was $45.00.
Navy Serge Suit, coat in
box effect, collar and cuffs
faced with white serge. skirt
gathered and belted, size s..
Sz9.75; was $500.
1 Navy Gabardine Eton
Suit, trimmed with folds of
self materials and steel but
tons, skirt gathered and belt
ed, size 36. $4,000; was $1,000.
1 Navy Gabardine Eton
Suit, braid trimmed, with vest
of white tucked satin; skirt
made with tie sash of black
satin; size &c.. $44.75; was
$3.50.
Third floor. g STREET.
Evening star., 1918-05-23
Friday Clearance of
Wonen's Pumps

Il pair Womens Glaze Kdskin Colonial Pumps made with
tongue, welt sole and leather Spanish heel
AA, 4, ~, s. 51a; A. 4, ~, S; B. 3H 4 c. g. 3H ~
Glaze Kidskin Pumps in Paten
mage VIII Snai hna tongue 1ea'h A. s; C. 3h;
B. Kin
4 - " Colonial Pumps.
tip, welt sole
Y pair fan gun naesai ish heel
IA. ". Az
AA L. Az A. A. B. 3; c. g. sk ~: s. B. 31s. AZ s. q
D. 5k. D.
Metal Alta Same style
will ms
sole and 49,
A, D, "a
Reduced to $375 Pair
floor street.
Evening star., 1918-05-23
Splendid Values, 78c Each.

Third floor. F street.
Evening star., 1918-05-23
Friday Is Our Weekly Remnant Day
one orders filled.

merchandise damaged
and nen O
'front.'
offerings
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-03-30

William Russell. athletic star of the
motion picture drama, reputed to be
the most versatile of male heroes of
the silent stage. rises to new heights
inIis latest American Mutual produc-
ton. "The Midnight Trail" at the
Lyceum in Moorhead Sunday. which
permits him to display the rich
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-03-30
MOVIE NOTES.

Lest We Forget" tho patriotic
photo play, in which Rita Jolivet,
survivor OF the Lusitania. is to be
starred, is a picture Of exceptional
dramatic merit. The play is filled
with action and incident and any ac-
count Of its scheme would be incom-
plete in so short a space.
A number of its most stirring
scenes however, might be related.
Miss Jolivet, in the course Of the ac-
ton, escapes the many brutalities Of
the enemy while she has served as
a telegraph operator i'm Belgium and
where she has heroicaIly defied the
threats and tortures OF the Hun
and returns to America. In New
York she encounters a German baron
whose unwelcome attentions she had
repulsed before the outbreak OF the
war and whom she discovers to be
an agent Of the German spy system.
When she tells the Baron that she is
about TO return to Europe on the
Lusitanta he begs her to postpone
the voyage and finally explains that
the ship is to be toTpedoed.
Reaching London after her thrill
ing rescue in the Lusitanla tragedy
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-03-30

Wallace Macdonald. Triangle iuve-
nile, who applied recently for admis-
sion to the Canadian Royal Flying
corps, will not enter this department
OF the service. Defective eyesight
caused his rejection. Toots Brady,
expert swimmer who is a featured
member with Annette Kellermann
in Queen Of the Sea" has been ac-
cepted and has reported for service.
Haekstt on Stage.
Raymond Hackett, who will be re-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-03-30

road to expensive acquaintances, not
the least expensive Of whom is Vic
toria Vanntng. who borrows money
extensively. as a habit. Another new
friends is COuTtenay Uruuhart, with
whom, after a brief courtship, she
consents 10 run away. scarcely realiZ-
ing what she does. and dazed by I'M
accustomed champagne.
Her fathers lawyer, young John
Norton, who had long been a devot-
ed sutton, learns Of this, and follows
the clipping couple I'm a special train,
reaching their destination ahead OF
them. How he. with the help of the
sallow but kind-hearted Victoria Van
ming, manages to rescue Irene Just in
time, makes a thrilling story.
"Cavanaugh of the Forest RAN
gers" the VitaEraph Blue Ribbon
feature, which will be the attraction
in the Isis Monday and Tuesday, is a
rugged romance of the western plains
in the troublesome days Of the cattle
rustler, adapted from the widely read
story. "Cayanaugh. Forest Ranger"
by Hamlin Garland. Director William
Wolbert has turned out a MASTER
piece. and worthy OF especial mention
are the scenes filmed in the big pines
about Mount Wilson. in California,
settlement Of cabins being built for
this picture.
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At the Isis today.

ture next Monday and Tuesday.
The story starts with the efforts OF
Mrs. Thornton. an ambitious society
woman. to break off the engagement
between her daughter. Alice. and
Robert Barr. successful newspaper
correspondent She is eager to have
Alice marry title but is too shrewd
10 openly oppose the gagement be-
tween the young people.
Mrs. Thornton uses an altogether
Innocent occurrence to turn Alice
against Robert. and the mother is sue
csssful in doing this. She then takes
Alice abroad TO Paris when Alice
meets the Count de Jouiville and
eventually maTries him. But secretly
she is still in love with Robert
The scene shifts TO battlefield in
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-03-30

France and there Roberts proves that
he is all man and he assures Alice's
happiness BY his deed there.
Billie Burke viii appear at the Gar
rick next Monday and Tuesday in the
much-heralded Ewes Daughter.
AS Irene Simpson Bates, chafing
at the restraint imposed on her by
her wealthy and disagreeable old
father. she breaks all bonds at his
death. Having expected at least a
quarter million she is rather disap-
pointed to learn that a mere fifteen
tn 1usand is to fall to her lot. but
determines to make the very best of
her heritage.
Renting an expensive apartment
and buying innumerable eXpensir-e
gowns leads her naturally along the
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-03-30

comedy vein in which consists his
greatest appeal.
Mr.. RusselTs whimsical treatment
OF the character. Jack Woodford"-
young New Yorker Of wealth and
sporting instinct. who gets bitten by
the private detective bug. is first rate
acting, and few Characterization in
which he has appeared have been so
attractive to his admirers.
OF course there is q beautiful girl
in the story and she has a large part
in the career of the amateur detec-
tive, who wins her after a series of
interesting nocturnal adventures.
Commencing with Sunday, the
Lyceum theater in Moorhead will
show the popular Mutual programs,
Ii has been announced by the man
agement. The first Mutual release
Will be THE Midnight Trail. featur-
ing William Russell
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Absolutely the greatest motion pic
ture In the world. il The Whip
the mastery production at the Orph-
cum all next week with not one star.
but six; with not only one sensational
scene. but scores Of them. Produced
on the most lavish scale Imaginable
a train wreck staged for the purpose
Of securing one scene alone cost S25.-
O00-khis tremendous production
marks a new epoch in the history of
the silent drama. The motion picture
has been elaborated from the gigantic
stage production which ran at the
Drury Lane theater in London for
three years and in New York city for
two years. The stage plaN also had
two year run in Australia and was
translated into other languages than
the English and was played with huge
success in Europe. The motion pic
ture. Offering. as it does, much great
er possibilities for scenic effects than
the stage could possibly do. is a really
wonderful Offering It is an at
traction Of the highest possible merit
and entertaining abilities and it has
been well named the greatest motion
picture In the world.
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on them the crime Of the ages-the
sinking OF the 'sLusitania."
These and many other spy outrages
are. together with the methods Of the
plOtters, graphically and realistically
shown i'm the twenty absorbing
episodes OF The Eagles Eye. the
most timely and patriotic photoplay
serial ever produced.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-03-30

Next Monday and Tuesday will be
Bluebird days at the Liberty. and
viii bring Monroe Salisbury and
Ruth Clifford as the stars of
hungry Eyes" to delight the friends
they have made in previous ap-
pearances in Bluehtrds-a c0mhina-
ton OF artistry that has been tested
to the entertainment Of multitudes In
several recent Bluebirds. 1t was in
The Savage" that they first APP
peared together, that clever work be-
ing followed by 'EThe Desire of the
Moth" and. later on. BY THE Door
Between" The forthcoming attrac-
tion. Hungry Eyes" win have the
producer. Robert Julian, to play an
important part, supported by
Gretchen Lederer. W. iii. cambridge
Arthur Tavares. H. IA. Barrows and
George McDaniels.
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Stage

salIed by Aim followers through his
four years service with the old Lubin
organization, IL making his first ap
pearance in a grownup role on
Broadway. He liz with Lionel Barry
more I'm The Copperhead." one of
his best known roles was the boy in
The Awakening OF Helena Richie.
Ethel Clayton, the widow OF Joseph
Kaufman. Is spending q few weeks In
the country, following the completion
Of her contract with the World Film
corporation. She leaves soon for
California, where she will work with
Paramount. Previous to this. how
ever. che will make a brief trip 70
Honolulu, starting her studio work
on June /.
Sonia Markova, neralded as Fox
star. and announced as a Russian ac-
tress OF ability. has severed her con-
nection with that producing film. Her
future plans are not announced. III is
probable, however. that she will join
with her husband, Alan Hale, IN
photo play work. Before Fox re-
christened her, she was known %
film fans as Gretchen Hartman.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-03-30

To put the people on their guard,
10 open their eyes To hidden dangers,
and CD protect them from these an-
seen foes. lis the right and patriotic
purpose Sc Chief Flynn's great story
"a "The Eagles Eve, which comes
10 the Princess next Friday ana
Saturday.
A. the head Of the United States
secret service Chief Flynn directed
the work OF The government agents
Ia tearing the hrpocritical mask from
the suawe sad smiling diplomats nt
She imperial German government
and Eeilea their plans for the deEtruc-
Men of Enn Atlantic fleet; the $50 a00.
naa Bomb pilots their plans GO bring
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Interesting the Motion Picture Studios and Some Attractive
of and Moohead

Miss Jolivet strangles the German
spy chief when he attacks her in her
apartments. since she had reported
his connection with the Lusitania
disaster. She is later returned to
her lover, a young American fight~
ing in the French ranks and whom
she had thought killed, and the play
ends happily. II shows the entrance
Of America into the struggle. the re-
construction OF ruined French towns,
the eXiled BelKians, the Zeppelin
raids and the Lusitania tragedy as
we'll as many other important incl
dents Of the war. All Of 1t has been
staged aand prepared with the great
est care and attention to authenticity
and truth.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-03-30

A really startling way out of the
most serious sort Of a problem is
that shown IN tie newest World
Picture which bears the appropriate
title of The Way Out, and in
which Carlyle Blackwell and June
Elvi5Ee are starred. Patrons az the
strand theater win see what this
New-York tribune., 1918-01-23

SUPREME COURT. NE,W YORK COUNTY.
-BERNAED EAUMBUR(i, Plaintiff,
against DONALD MANN and ROBERT II.
REID. Defendants. Trial Desired in New
York County. Summons with Notice.
To the Above Named Defendants:
You are hereby summoned to answer the
complaint in this action, and 10 serve a
copy of Your answer on the Plaintiffs S At
torney within twenty days after the Ser
vice Of this summons, exclusive OF the day
OF service; and in case of Your failure to
appear. OF answer, Judgment will be taken
against you BY default, for the relief de
manded in the complaint.
Dated Maye 18th, 1917.
SCHLESl NIGER, DAVIDSON & HAIR
BIS, rISintih,s a,n Attorneys' ofiics and
Street, New York City.
Noticc--To the Defendants
Notice is hereby given to YOU that, upon
Your default to appear, or answer the
within summons, Judgment will be taken
against YOU for the sum Of sl1,70O. 900
with interest from the 14th day of May
1917. and with the costs Of this action.
SCtILES1NGEn. DAVIDSON g. HAR-
HIS. Plaintiffs Attorneys 20 Broad
Street, New York City.
TO the Defendant. Donald Mann:
Tho foregoing summons is served upon
you by publication, pursuant to an order
Of the Hon. Edward J. (iavcgan, Justice
of the Supreme Court Of the State OF New
York. dated December 18th. 1917. and a
copy of which was nled with the com
County of New York the 10th day Of
January. 1913, which summons was orig
inally filed therein May 18th, 1917
Dated, January 18th. 1918.
SCHLESINCER. DAVIDSON & HAIR
rIS. Plaintiff S Attorneys.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-23

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK j. kingsland. Plaintiff
against David B. Getz and Others, De-
PENDANTS.
In pursuance OF y Judgment of forecos-
ure and sale. duly made and entered in the
above-entitled action and bearing data the
27th day Of December. 1917 /. the under
signed, the referee in said Judgment named,
will sell at public auction, at the Exchange
Salesroom, Nos. 1t-16 Nesey Street in the
the olst day Of January. 1918. at 13
O'clock noon Oh that day by Henry Brady
Auctioneer the premises directed by aa i'd
Judgment to be sold, and therein described
as follows:
ALL that certain lot. piece or parcel Of
land, with the building and improvements
thereon, situate, lying and being In tha
City OF New York. and bounded and de-
scribed as follows: Besinnins at point In
Thrtieth Street. distant One hundred Uoo)
feet Easterly from the Northeasterly cor
ner OF said Street ard St. Nicholas Ave-
nne, running thence Northerly parallel
Wh S sec fee and ten " o nees apd
Isasterly and parallel with said Street.
twenty ave (25) feet thence southery
agaiA parallel with said Avenue, one hun
dred and one UoD feet and ten G0)
Hundred and Thirtieth Street. and thence
Westerly along the same Twenty Ave (25)
feet to the point or place Of beginning.
Said premises lie in Section in Block
1853 the Land Map Of the City Of New
York.
Dated, New York. Ianuary sth 1918.
CHAS. Z. s. WM. W. BUCKLEY. Esqa
Attorneys for Plaintiff. l4l Broadway,
Borongh Of Manhattan. n < City.
erty to be sold; it's street number is 303
West l30th Street.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-23
RESORTS
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
nss"ss SGss sTH2iAs rHlnfF H H E45rxrnrGK EH1S nsns
OTHERS. Defendants: -
ans sss aSy made ssa = r.
signed. the referee in said Judgment named,
S1Ii sell at guel'c aYst'Sn at the Exchange
Borough Of Manhattan. City Of New York,
on the 39th day Of January. 1918. at Il
a as p4snssss s rts sy usny BY sax
Judgment to be sold, In one parcel. and there.
In described as follows:
land; situate, lying and being In the Borough
Of %ov Manhaasan, Yn,a CITY; County and state Of
% so' ssSy sSgnasa a the and eolss ,es
ny the intersection Of the easterly side Of
Ct, Sth Avenue With the nertherly side Of 18th
said sastsriy Side Of sth % Avenue. . / fwsnsys suSs
E1ASrEkGS s1t;y 1sa' ana parallel with 4sth street
1,wenty,aye ss5 faef even uD iii 4enss: inehes: :
'nsnos .nsh EAsTEnY and again parallel WIN
inches; thence SoUTHERI,Y and e" agaia
p;aratlel with 9th Avenue, ami part Of the
feet eight Ss) inches TO sai,l nor;heriy sids
said northarly side OF 4sth street NinctS
lsol feet six 90 inches to ,ha point or place
SAID PREMISES BEING; NOW KNOWN
BY THE STREET NUMBER s14 9Th Avenue
and 1915 West 10th Street
a. lso all that certain plot. piece or parcel ct
land. situate. lying and being In the Borough
OF Manhattan. City, County and State o.
New York. being bounded and described Az
follows: BEGINNlNG at Il point on the
eastery side Of Sixth Avenue distant from
the North -easterly corner Of Sixth Avenua
and West 4Gth Street, Fifty feet eight inches
running thence Northcrly along said Easter;y
side Of Sixth Avenue Twenty feet one and
three-quartcrs inches thence Easterly and at
about right angles with said easter!y side
of Sixth Avenue Ninety one feet ten and one
With With Sixth Avenue Twenty eeet one and
three-quarter inches thence WESTERLY
Ninety-one feet ten and one-half inches to
the point or place of beginning
SAID PREMISES BEING; Now KNOWN
BY THE STREET NUMBER STA 9Th avenue
Said premises are to be sold subject to a nv
state Of facts that survey will SHOW, and
mortgages given to secure al aggregate sum
of $l4S,5 500 and interest.
Dated. New York, January 8. 1918
ROBERT J. HAZE Powell
- Referee
Plaintiffs 20 Vesey Street. Borough Of
Manhattan. New York City.
The following Is a diagram of the property
to be sold; it's street Numbers are 8l4 Sixth
Avenue. 1915 West 18th Street and SIS
Sixth Avenue
New-York tribune., 1918-01-23

IN FORECLOSuRE.-SUP COURT
New York County.-ALRERT &. NOR
GANSTERN, plaintiff. against DELANCEY
HOLDING co, INC. and others, de-
PENDANTS Wolf & kohn. Plaintiffs Attor-
neys, 203 Broadway, Borough OF Manhat-
tan, New York City
Pursuant to judgment entered January
21st 1918 the undersigned will sell at pub
lie auction at the Exchange Salesroom,
Nos. II and l6 Vesey. Street. in the Bor-
ough of Manhattan, City of Now York, it
II o'clock noon, February l4th, f9ls.
by Joseph T Day: auetlonser, the mort
gased premises described by said juds,-
Of Manhattan, 6'ity and County of New
street. rs feet inches south of Broome
street. being 100 feet Ia depth on each
sda and 25 feet in width. front and rear,
the southerly wall being q party wall
Said premises are more particularly de-
scribcd In mortgage recorded In the
office of the Register of the County of New
York on November 27th. lsll. In Section
2, Liber 3o4 Of Mortgages. Page ESQ
The following is d diagram Of said
premises:
New-York tribune., 1918-01-23
LEG Longs" Latest Thing in
Comforts for u. S. Forces

Leg longs the latest thing in sol
oler comforts appeared in New York
"rd"v for the first time, when the
National League for Woman's Service
opened a WOrAloom at 257 Madison Ave
nue. and started It's workers to making
the new garments.
Brown and warm and woolly, "lcg
longs are a kind of gloriied trousers.
They are worn under the uniform. For
sailors the model will be changed to fit
under the tighter trousers. The idea
was furnished to the league by Miss
Emma Frohman.
New-York tribune., 1918-01-23
Furs Bring High Prices
At Auction i'm St. Louis

ST. LOUIS, Jan. GA Siberian
sable, slightly larger than mans
hand, was sold at the international fur
auction here to-day for $3.50.
Twelve thousand kolinsky furs were
sold for a total of $15,00O and $4,000
moleskins brought S1056O0. White
fox pelts are scarce. A thousand skins
brought $4,000. A single cross fox
skin brought SIPS.