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Evening star., 1919-04-24
Women's Sweaters

2 Fancy Weave Wool Slip-on
Sweaters. turquoise. with brown
angora sailor collars, cuffs and
pockets, and wide belt of. tur-
quoise; one size ~, one A. $1,000
each; was $500.
1 Rose Shetland Wool Sweater,
with white angora collar; soiled ;
size 40. 97.76, was $10.75.
with Copenhagen and pink striped
collar, cuffs and border; size 3S.
41O.75s was $1475,
Fancy Wool Sweaters. peacock
and aand or black and white com
bination, with solid color cuffs and
collar: size 36, 40 and a.. S0.76
each; were $12.75.
Sweater Department, Third floor.
Evening star., 1919-04-24
U. S. TRADE BALANCE
MAY PASS 3 BILLIONS
Heavy Shipments Of Cotton, Min.
erals and Other Raw Products
Go to Europe.

The trade balance OF the United
States for the fiscal year will pass
$4,000. 100000 this month II tho ma :
tion's commerce continues it's rapid
growth. At the end OF March the
favorable balance was $2,790. .000, ,O00.
Greatest increase in March exports
was in crude materials for use in
manufacturing. European countries
drawing heavily on this country for
cotton. minerals and other raw prod
ucts to re-establish their economic
life. The months shipments were
worth $101 .197.255, as compared with
$66.093,630 in March last year.
For the first nine months of the
fiscal year the greatest increase has
been in foodstuffs, which total 81, ,62S.-
000.0 as against $995.000,0o0 the
same period of the preceding year.
Exports of manufactures have de-
clined about $222,000. 900. due to the
embargoes of European countries,
imposed as a means of readjustinG
their credit abroad.
Little change has taken place in
the country's imports as compared
with the preceding year. the total in
crease for nine months amounting to
S117, 100000. The increase in exports
has been $6os. zoe. 900.
Evening star., 1919-04-24
China, Porcelain, Pottery

6 Decorated China Syrup Jugs.
on plates. soc each; were $1.o0.
Japanese China Marmalade
Jar, attractive pattern, slightly
imperfect. 75cs was $1.50.
Nippon China Tete-a-Tete Set.
richly decorated. e4.6Os was -.
Japanese Decorated China
Berry Sets. &1.16 set: were $z.76.
Imported Decorated China Nut
Sets. Soc set: were $1-25.
2 Decorated Condiment Sets.
S5c set; were TIC.
Nippon China Olive Dishes.
neatly decorated. 25e each: were
SOC.
6 Nippon China Rose Jars or Tea
Caddies. decorated. 25c each;
were 65c.
Decorated China Dresser Set.
31.15s was $3.50.
Nippon Decorated Cracker Jar.
slightly imperfect. very special
at Sc.
2 Japanese Decorated Cracker
and Cheese Dishes. Csc each:
were $1.50.
Nippon China Nut Bowl. richly
decorated. 86es was $1.75.
IL Plain White Water Pitchers.
imperfect. 1Oc each: were CSC.
Decorated Copenhagen Ware
Fruit Comport. 42.50, was $6.76.
American Pottery Tea Set
neat pattern. 32.SSs was $500.
i Plastic Art Statue. s1.7Ss was
s4.s5.
pair Plastic Art Book Ends.
$&60S were $4.95.
Mahogany Candlesticks. i'm.
perfect. 91.50 each; were $3.50.
China Department. Fifth noor.
Evening star., 1919-04-24
Mems Furnishings

II Mems Olive prab Cotton
Shirts, collars attached: suitable
for gardening and outing wear.
sizes is. 1874, is and II; $1.sS
each; were $3.50.
4 Mems High-grade All-wool
Garnet Coat Sweaters, high roll
collars. two pockets: sizes 40. ~
and a.: suitable for women's and
mems sport wear; $500 each; were
$1,000.
Mems Wool Golf Caps. check
cd and plaid patterns: sizes 81.
z and tn; soc each; were $1.0o.
81 pieces Mems Strictly All Irish
Linen Open mesh Underwear:
Shirts, short sleeves; size 36;
Drawers. knee length, size 80. 81.
SO, 3S, ~ and 46. No more OF these
to be had 41.50 each: were $500.
so pairs Mems Silk Fiber Socks.
seamless. double lisle heels and
toes: tan cordovan and white:
sizes 81. 10 and 10h: 45c pair;
were 60c.
Mems Turnishings, First noor.
Evening star., 1919-04-24
Women's Coats

Brown Auto Coat, belted model,
with Jersey patch pockets, hand
somely lined in silk. $38.75, was
$500.
Heather Mixed Auto. with
large pockets. STATS; was $500.
Gray Homespun Coat, unlined
and belted. $1B.75; was $500.
Gray Silk Gloria Dust of
Shower-proof Coat. $10.75; was
$500.
Black China Silk Dust Coat
S15.OO, was $500.
Taupe Silk Fiber Jersey Sleeve
less Coatee. @1s.5Os was $4,000.
women's Apparel, Third floor.
Evening star., 1919-04-24
Misses Dresses

2 Pink Poplin Peter Thompson
Dresses, one piece, skirt having
yoke effect and pockets; regulation
blouses trimmed with white braid
and chevrons; sizes 16 and 1S
years. 35 each, were $12.50.
Copenhagen Poplin - Peter
Thompson Dress, one-pece style,
with pleated skirt and white braid
trimmings and emblems; slightly
soiled; size II years. %; was
$3.50.
Pink Linen Peter Thompson
Dress, front panel skirt, button
trimmed; site 16 years. $3.50, was
SIS.
1 Copenhagen Peter Thompson
Dress, plain skirt with slashed
pockets and separate belt; waist
finished with white braid and dark
blue emblems: size 16 years. @4.95s
was SO.
Misses Department. Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1919-04-24
Glassware

Solid Color Glass Puff Box.
Sic, was 76c.
1 Urn-shaped Glass Candy Jar.
gold and white decorations. 32.zS,
was $500.
1 Floral Decorated Glass Mayon-
naise Dish with ladle. 91.16, was
$2.7b.
Floral Decorated Enameled
Glass Cracker and Cheese Dish.
S7.0o, was $500.
Handsome Enameled Decorated
Cigarette Box. &1.OO3 was $500.
Odd Cut Glass Tumblers. 35c
each; were 76c.
1 S-inch Cut Glass Salad Dish.
floral and inter cuttings. $S.eOB
was $500.
Glassware Department, Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1919-04-24
Housefurnishings

1 Little Giant" Water Power
Washing Machine, slightly used !;
SlS.yB, was $2s.75.
2 Reliable" Hand Power WASH
ing Machines, $685. each: were $12.
q Galvanized Coal Hods. dented.
75c each; were $1.25.
Small Galvanized Ash Can.
dented. -, was $3.75.
Galvanized Garbage Can. dent
ed. &l.25; was $1.s5.
2 Small Galvanized Refrigerator
Pans. slightly damaged. 25c each:
were SOC.
1 Galvanized watering Can,
slightly damaged. CSC, was $I.25.
2 Small Galvanized Garbage
Cans. dented. 5bo each; were
&1.25.
Galvanized Ash Sitter, dented.
S1.z5, was $2.76.
2 Enameled Clothes Hampers,
slightly imperfect. IS each; were
$7.25.
l. Willow Clothes Hamper.
slightly imperfect. $3.50; was
1 Splint Clothes Basket, slightly
imperfect. S1JOO; was $1.75.
2 Scrap Baskets. 7sc each; were
$1.50.
2 Scrap Baskets u each; were
$1.75.
4S White Enamel Saucepans,
with covers, S-Quart size. Special,
Csc each.
48 White Enamel Preserving
Kettles, 4-Quart size. Special, $50
each.
White Enamel Wash Stand.
slightly imperfect. &450s was
$7.25.
1 Trunk Stand. 81; was 50.
/ 4-foot Kitchen Table. slightly
imperfect. -; was $3.50.
Wood Hose Reels. slightly Inn
perfect. SOC each: were 81.
White Roll-top Bread Boxes.
! slightly imperfect, esc each: were
$1.35.
House furnishing Dent Fifth 6oor
Evening star., 1919-04-24
Women's Suits

I Midnight Elue Wool Jersey
Suit. with white jersey collar and
pipings. and handmade button
holes. S30.76; was $3.50. .
l Black and White Checked Suit.
with roomy patch rockets on
both skirt and coat. $24.7S; was
$500.
Gray Wool Jersey Suit. with
lavender collar and cuffs. STATS;
was $3.50.
1 Rose and Gray Jersey Sport
Suit, sleeveless style. S1S.7B, was
$500.
Rose Jersey Suit, slip-on style,
trimmed in white. $1S.75, was
$4,000.
women's Apparel Department, Third
floor.
Evening star., 1919-04-24
Friday Special in
Bandeau Brassieres

OF strong pink muslin, with lace
trimmed top and lower edge: fast
ening in the back, with strap over
the shoulder: sises 81 to 40.
Specially Priced, Soc Each
Also the following:
q Pairs ''Successo" Corsets, white
coutil, with strong boning; rather
low bust and long skirt: sizes "a
and 81. $500 pair: were $3.50.
Pairs american Lady" Cor
sets. medium bust and very long
skirt: sizes 20 and 80. $500 pair:
were $3.50.
Pairs "Crown" Corsets. white
coutil. medium bust. long skirt.
boned for full figures; sizes 2e.
30. 81 and as e1.26 pair; were
$500.
Corsse Department, Third Aoor.
Evening star., 1919-04-24
Friday Reductions in
WOMEN'S PUMPS

small lot of Women's Pumps remainders
from one of our sales including pumps and OK
fords in brown calfskin gray kid, sand kid
field mouse kid gunmetal and patent coltskin.
Sizes as follows in brown calfskin:
AA, ~. 81 and z: A.. T. ~. and 5A; B. s;
c, 8. 81 and 8; d, and Sh.
"A. 1, s. tN and 8: 4: / -. s. s. sH and 7:
B, 3h, 4. AZ, and 6: c. 3h and 6.
Sizes as follows in sand kid:
A. 4; B. 81 and 4: c, and Az
Sizes as follows in field mouse kid:
IA, 6h; A. 4h; B. 3h. and AZ; c, 4.
Sizes as follows in gunmetal calfskin:
AA. s; A, and Az; B. 3; c. and 5h; D. 3,
3h and 4.
Sizes as follows in patent coltskin:
AA, s; A. s; B. and 5h: c. 6h; D. BIZ.
Reduced to $5.75 Pair
Evening star., 1919-04-24
Girls Indermuslins

Girls Muslin and Nainsook
Drawers, straight style. with ruff
fie trimmed in insertion and lace:
slightly soiled; sizes and 10
years. 75c pair, were 81 and $1.25
pair.
Il Pair Cambria Drawers. bloomer
style; slightly soiled. $1.26, was
$1.75.
8 Pairs Muslin Drawers, straight
style. with lace-edged rufnes; size
10 years. Sic pair, were soc.
Girls Muslin Gown, short
sleeved. embroidery trimmed At
neck and sleeves; size 8 years. S5c,
was $50.
Girls Department, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1919-04-24
Girls Sweaters

Z Wool Slip-on Sweaters. sea-
foam shade with olive green col
lars, or coral with seafoam collars:
purled at the waistline; sizes to
IL years. 9z.e6 eack, were IS.
2 Wool Sweaters, seafoam shade.
with collar and belt Of olive green;
sizes 10 and IL years. 1915 each,
. were $3.50.
Wool Slip-on Sweater. with
sash and collar Of gray brushed
wool; size IL years. $685. was
$3.50.
1 Wool Coat Sweater. make
color, finished with sash: slightly
damaged; size 10 years. 1896, was
$3.50,
Fancy Weave Wool Sweater.
coral. purled at the waistline; size
years. 1885, was $3.50.
Girls Department, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1919-04-24
Remnants Cotton Dress
Goods

$50 3s-inch Percale, 35c yard. ,
$50 32-inch Gingham. 25c yard.
soc 32-inch Gingham, 40c yard.
75c 32-inch Gingham, 0oc yard.
$50 32-inch Gingham, zoe yard.
50c 3S-inch Printed Voiles, 4Oc
yard.
SIC 38-inch Printed Vofles. 4Se
CSC ss-inch Printed voiles, Soc
yard.
75c Ss-inch Printed Voiles. 00c
yard.
500 3s-inch Printed voiles, 75c
yard.
SI.o0 S6-inch Silk and = Cotton
Crepe, 5Bc yard.
40c Serpentine Crepe, SOC yard.
46c Kiddie Cloth. $50 yard.
Dress Goods Department, Second Aosf.
Evening star., 1919-04-24

1 Real Rose Point Yoke. $S6.e0i
was $4,000.
Real Point Venice Yoke.
$1,000, was $500.
Real Point Venice Stock Col
lar. o7.5O, was $10.60.
Dozen White China Silk Ties
hemstitched. 25c each; were 7bc
1 Spanish Coque Boa. $500, was
$10.50.
Coque Boas. pink. light blue,
gray and black. $500 each; were
$500.
Neckwear Department. First door.
Evening star., 1919-04-24
It Ls-an
Affair.
of
Honor

TO win the war-to win
it SIX months earlier
than anybody believed pos
sible-we incurred debts for
so many tons of steel and
so many pounds Of BEANS
: 50 many feet of timber and
so many yards of cloth. so
many horses and so many
mules. so many blankets
and so many shoes.
Some of all this was
used before November
eleventh. some of it was
not. Some of it was paid
for by the preceding Lib
erty Loans. some billions of
dollars worth was not.
Some of it will continue to
be used for months to come
all of it. because it was
ready to use. helped win
the war six months sooner
and saved one hundred
thousand American lives.
And all Of it must be paid
for according to contract.
These are debts Of honor.
OF course we shall nav.
1t is only a question Of
how much of this Vic
tory Loan each of us
can buy.
SETTLE THAT
QUESTION NOWl
:,
Evening star., 1919-04-24
For Friday
For Quick Clearance, Our
Remaining Stock OF
Hunts Cellular
Heatproof Table Pads
DRAPERIES
Reduced One-fourth to
One-half

This lot consists of many fine
materials in short, lengths. suit
able forupholstery. curtains. bags.
cushions pillows, ETC.. including a
large collection of
CRETONNES
DAMASKS
TAPESTRY
VELVETS
BROCADES
REPS
PRINTED LINENS
AND OTHER MATERIALS
Draperies. Fifth door.
Evening star., 1919-04-24
Nurses and Maids
Uniforms

3 Nurses Uniforms, OF heavy
white material, with long sleeves,
adjustable collar and pockets; |;
sizes 20 and 46. sass each: were
$500.
2 Maids Uniforms, blue and white
striped material: made with ad-
Unstable collar and long sleeves:
sizes "a and IS. @2.96 each: were
$500.
2 Maids Uniforms, blue chambray,
high necked, long sleeves; sizes
IS and a. S1.06 each; were $4.75.
Housedress Department. Third Aoor.
Evening star., 1919-04-24

Friday Special in
Women's Silk Lisle Hose
Sixty Dozen women's Semi-fash-
ioned Mercerized Lisle Hose, in
black and cordovan; on sale to-
morrow at a special price of
371ac Pair
Also-A table of remnants of
Women's Hose, in black and colors.
including silk isle and cotton, at
special reduced prices.
Hosiery Department, First floor.
Evening star., 1919-04-24
Infants and Little Tots
Wear

35 Summer-weight Silk-and-
Wool Skirts, low neck and short
sleeved; sizes 1. 2, and 4. TIC
each, were 81 to $1.S5.
pairs Infants Black Kid Shoes;
size /. soc pair, were 81.
IL Pairs Infants Black Patent
Leather Shoes, with cloth tops;
size l. Soc pair; were 81.
16 Little Tots Aprons, pink or
blue chambray. and some of white
Indian head, embroidered in nurs-
cry designs, with. pink or blue
scalloped edges. Soc each, were
TIC and 81.
Little Tots White Dimlty
Aprons, with shoulder straps and
side pockets of pink or blue cham
bray. 31.26 eachD were $3.50.
Infants Department. Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1919-04-24
Friday Reductions in
Confectionery

A small lot Of California Layer
Figs, in 1o-pound boxes. $1!SO
box; were $3.50.
A small lot Of Glace Nuts. in
one-pound packages. eoc pound:
were $1.oo.
Confectionery Department Fourth Aoor.
Evening star., 1919-04-24
Friday Special in
.Women's Linen
Handkerchief

A limited quantity of Women's
sheer All-linen Handkerchief.
neatly embroidered In one corner.
Specially Priced, 1Sc Each
6 for $1.W
Evening star., 1919-04-24
Friday Special in
Women's Cotton
Combination Suits

Thirty Dozen Women's Jersey
Ribbed Cotton Combination Suits.
made with low necks. sleeveless,
and having lace-trimmed UNI
brella drawers. All sizes.
Specially Priced, 371ac Each
Also the following:
23 Women's Athletic Union Suits.
pink and white; sizes 3S, AZ and
A. $1.5O each; were $500.
80 Womens Jersey Ribbed Com
bination Suits. low necked, sleeve
less, with tight-fittinE knee draw
ers: sizes "a and 3S. 50e each;
were .76c.
18 women's Plain Gauxe Cotton
Vests. high necks, long sleeves.
in size A: and high necks, short
sleeves, in size 36: slightly soiled.
3Bc each: were bbc.
Knit Underwear Department Third door.
Evening star., 1919-04-24
For Friday
SIPS Wizard Dust Mops,

One of the famous Wizard Clean
ers that is made especially for use
on wax floors. 1t does its work
effectively and with the least
labor.
HousefWnishing Department, Fifth moor.
Evening star., 1919-04-24
Friday Special in
Silk FIounced Petticoats

A grouping Of petticoats, with
heatherbloom tops and. silk taffeta
fiounceb, in black and a very good
color assortment, including change
able founces.
Evening star., 1919-04-24

Special Dinner Dsnoe
at the Wardman Park Hotel Saturday
April 20. at Z pm. Reserve tabls6 now
|r-Advsr dsement.
Evening star., 1919-04-24
Favors Cooperative System.

Director General John B. Densmore
at yesterday afternoons meeting reit-
Grated his statement that the United
States employment service should be
q cooperative system between the fed
eral government. the states and munich
palities and that the federal govern
ment did not desire to supplant or
subordinate existing state employ
ment agencies.
THE fundamental function of the
United States employment service
he said. should be te aid the states
and cities in the organization and
maintenance of public employment
Offices. maintain standards. provide
clearances of labor shortages and sur
pluses between states and communi-
ties and collect statistics and data as
to employment conditions in all. Sec
tions of the country. 1t should not
meddle with purely local matters. The
service should equalize demand and
supply throughout the country If the
door is not to be left open to indus
trial disorganization in any section"
Evening star., 1919-04-24
North Dakota's Needs,

Representative Baer of North Da-
kota said that his state was in es-
pecial need of a public employment
service in order to handle the harvest
labor situation. Congress. he said. will
pass the necessary legislation IL the
public demonstrates its desire for it,
An investment in industrial peace
will be the outcome of permanent es-
tabiishment of such a service was the
declaration of Scott Leavitt of Mon
tana. Fred c. Croxton of Ohio read a
letter in this connection which said:
THE biggest piece of anti-bolshevism
insurance in the United States Is an
employment bureau that will have the
cooperation of legislators, employers
and employees for getting hold of
every job there is in the whole coun-
try and in using it now where it will
do the worker and the country the
most possible good"
Several Of the conferees advocated
an exclusively federal employment
service
Evening star., 1919-04-24
Specially Priced, $2.95

Petticoat Department, Third floor.
Evening star., 1919-04-24
Urges to Greater Interest.

TT is high time the federal, state
and city governments took a greater
interest in assisting workers to en-
ployment and employers in getting
workers" Mr.. Densmore said.
Mrs. Densmore also announced that
cards from returning troops on the
question of whether or not they need
help to employment are being receiv-
ed from overseas troops by the serv-
ice at the rate of 10000 a week. Five
thousand cards arrived today from Of
fees of the service in France. and
agents on board transports, showing
that 45 per cent of the men filling
them stated they would need help in
finding employment.
A committee will be appointed to-
day to make, a tentative draft of leg
islation to be submitted to the con-
ferees tomorrow for discussion This
draft will constitute many of the
points brought out in discussion yes
terday.
Evening star., 1919-04-24
Friday Special in
Pink Null Envelope
Chemise

Neat tailored models Of pink
null.
Specially Priced, Csc
Lingerie Department, Third door.
Evening star., 1919-04-24
Ceorpette BIouses for Larger
II Women
At Special Clearance Prices

Twenty Georgette Blouses, sizes a, 4o. AZ, So
and 5o in the grouping, prettiy beaded and hand
embroidered or with clever roll collar effects of
contrast Georgette outlining embroidered YES
tees Also one style inserted with flet and then
delicately hemsttched and embroidered. navy,
brown, beige tan, taupe, 3 flesh, white and
black Regularly $l6.5o, $1s95. $l9.95 and $50.
Reduced to $14.95
Nine Georgette Blouses for larger women,
sizes "A, 45,. 49, 50 and 81 among them. trimmed
with hemsttching, tucks and suspliee ve:tees;
medallions. white, 3 flesh, 2 French blue and
brown. Regularly sl2. Reduced to $1,000.
Four Georgette Blouses for larger women, size
4S, richly braided each side of surplice vestee
of folded white Georgette and pin tucked. pur
pie and 8 navy. Reduced to S14.75.
5Georgette Bouses for larger women sizes 48.
50. 81 and 81, with white Georgette vestees and
fancy stitched and beaded borders. | white.
black and navy. Regularly $2475. Reduced to
5000.
Special Apparel Section Third deer.
Evening star., 1919-04-24
10000 WEEKLY ASK
+. j. s. T0F|ND WORK
Employment Service Reports
on Requests Coming From
Overseas Troops.
RECORD FOR LAST YEAR

Delegates representing governors of
states were told today at a conference
with officials of the Department of
Labor at the office of the United States
Employment Service. 10Th and B
streets. that more than 1900, 900 men
and women were placed in jobs last
year through the agencies of the
service. Comparing the cost of such
service with that of private fee-charg-
ing agencies, John B. Densmore, di-
rector general of the service. said 1t
cost the United States $5.500.000 to
furnish jobs for these persons. while
in New York state alone fee-charg-
ing agencies made $6.000.000 from ap-
plicants for employment in the same
period.
Evening star., 1919-04-24
Friday Clearance of
Mems Oxfords
At $5.75 Pair

FOur IOtS OF UfOhSn SiLcS ih
mems tan and black Oxfords.
taken from regular stock. and
offered at clearance prices.
Mems Tan. narrow toe English
Oxfords-sizes: AA-sh and 10h:
AT. 7h, 8 and 10; B-s and 3:
C-6; D-6.
Mems Tan. round toe. heavy
weight Oxfords - sizes: AA-8A.
sh, 10 and 1oh; Al. 3. sh. 3.
az and 10; B-6, 6M, Z. and 10:
C-6, 6h. z. 7h, 81 and 10.
Mems Gun Metal Blucher Ok
fords-sizes: AA-s. 9h.. 10 and
1oM; AT, IN. 8. and 10: B-S
and 8: C-S and 8; DIN and sh.
Mems Gun Metal English Ok
fords-sizes: AA-S. 81. .. 9h and
10; Az, 8, 81. 9. 9h and 1oh:
B-s. Z, sh. . and sh; C-6h and
Sh.
Mems Shoes. First nocr.
Evening star., 1919-04-24
Women's Neckwear

women's Handkerchief Depk., First door
Evening star., 1919-04-24

Friday Reduction.
LINGERIE BLOUSES
A limited quantity, seventy in all, of voile
dimity, organdie and India linon; neatly tail
ored or more elaborate with lace and other
trimmings; slightly soiltd from display. Reg
ularly $2e5 to $500.
Specially Priced, $1.95
Also the following:
80 Lingerie B1ouses, plain white with colored
stripes: soiled from display. 81.05 each; were
s225.
% Wool Batiste Blouses. black or navy, with
convertible collars. and extra hemstitched linen
collars. @2o6 each; were S5.75.
IA Black Crepe de Chine Blouses. 1886 each;
were $5.75 to $6.75.
Flesh Georgette Blouses. tailored and trimmed
with tucks, convertible collars; size IS,
49, two 40, two ~ and two A. 1856 each; were
$575.
Navy and White Georgette Blouses. round
necked, deeply pleated: size AZ. four A and
one 46. 1856 each; were $780,
Blousdf Department Third floor
Evening star., 1919-04-24
Friday Special in
Pink Null Nightgown.

Empire styles, of pink silk null.
attractive. with low neck, short
sleeves. and lace trimmings
Specially Priced, .$l.A5. 80.
Lingerie Dspartment, Third door.
Evening star., 1919-04-24

womsn's shes Department, Third door.
Evening star., 1919-04-24
RESORTS.
0ROoOoHS

nj South Carolina Avenue adjacent to beach
tH| Cap 500. Refined patronage music dancing,
I0I strictly modern. table and service excellent
.NArR0 aolAnum. Booklet. a. Franckle
Evening star., 1919-04-24
Woo0war0 & Totbrop
Open New Yok-WASHINCTON-
A Remnant Day of Mutual Helpful

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Evening star., 1919-04-24
Friday Special in
Boys Rough-and-T Tumble
;. Suits

Two s.,les in a sturdy overall garment made
of blue denim or khaki fabric, with riveted but
tons that will not come off. This suit entirely
covers the other clothing, or in warm weather
can be worn over underwear. The ideal garment
for outdoor wear in garden or playground Sizes
to years.
Specially Priced, $1.15 Each
Boys Department, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1919-04-24
THE WILTSHIRE

virginia ave. and Beach. Ocean view. Capac-
fty $50. Private baths. running water in rooms.
elevator, etc. Amer. plan-$3. so up daily; spe.
cal weekly. Booklet. SAMUEL. ELLIS
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-03-28
NATIONAL SECURITY
LEAGUE ANNOUNCES
GREAT CAMPAIGN
Nationwide Educational Movement
Planned In Face Of Hostile
Congressional Report.

New York-Evidence that the Con-
gressional investigation of the Ma
tional Security League has not had
serious effect upon the organization Is
given by comprehensive announce
ment today by the Leagues officers OF
their plans for the future. The state
ment by the League, which declares
that it Is now concentrating upon
Amerizcanization work, at the same
time clearly indicates that it does not
intend to discontinue its Congresslon-
al educational teaching.
The Leagues announcement in
cludes this significant paragraph
THE League will continue its ma
tion-wide educational teaching for in
sistence by the people upon the nomi-
nation at the primaries of candidates
for Congress who shall be represen-
tatlve men, and, in so doing, will pub
lish without hesitation the records of
members Of Congress.
The statement reads in full
Although the war is over, Nation