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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF owner and
Attorney
Downtown.

(With name and address OF owner and
Attorney
Downtown.
Csouth of Fourteenth street.)
PEARL ST, 81. IS, 2s.6x75.s to Worth
st u73) < 244x75.s-Cecelia A McAvoy
to Ausosto Fochi. ia Worth st. mtg
$1,000: atty, Title Guar & T Co, l7S
pEXRk sk ST. tis. ss..s Elm st. ss.sx
Rty CO. $40 Ss pearl 70 ST. Stt stty. Titls GUAR
d r Co, l76 Bway ..............,... 81
Av D, e cor eth st, 4TllIso-John +
Bklyn, mtg $4,000 attys. Chas r q "
LtDLow 81, S. e s. a5xs7s.Paiuil' j Nc. G.
Cauley. ref, to Carolyn Foster, at Econ
omy,, France. foreelos Oct 25; attys,
Middlebrook Borland. &c Cedar
|, East Side.
EAST of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
lO6TH ST, $, ss.l Park av, lesxloo. II
e NJ Jacoby to the institutn of Mercy.
ia L l06th st, all liens; attys. o'Gru
iOsTa SRI ST. 5. SS.s Park av il. .sxioo III
same TO same b and s. g. all liens,
s4Ta 1ff 81 a. ssSs ssss' E. s. s5ai0oiiI.n.
Paul to ( D MsneiaiettI, l.e 5 9Th
st, Bklyn; all liens, mtg 's''ls.5O; atty.s;
SSH KEa@fF sT 4 f5s p e. stS isSxiCoG.ctors
Ferguson to Herman SchanElin, 4tI Lex
lngtOn av, mtg $4,000. all liens Oct 4;
18TH y ST. r'' s. % 81 BwSS @ 4ssssMksts slGS n
- mtg si2O,OOO; attys. stoddsrd & NJ,
SsTH ST. $ 5. iss,,s W "a ay, 'ii6s.isxiicc6wS
Wanda Doettcher 70 Cath Merrius, 2+s
= sSth 4, mtg 'S;ooS' Oct s'; atty
niger TO Albert G Richter, a5s ssth
St mtg 5000 and all liens. Oct 27;
atty, Theo Baumelster. S5 Nassau 81. 100
West Side.
(West of Fifth avenue, between Fourteent h
and 10th streets.)
sTTH ST. l52 W SIS iIiiOo.Il-Fredk W
st. mtg $500. Oct 26; atty. q & 7
57Ta ST. sSs ". s. ioxso, mtg sis, 900;
5Oo-aenry Downs to HleSs.Downs
Realty Co, 2 Rector st. Oct Is: attys.
Epstein a. Bros, Rector st :......... 81
i6?D ST bsS W, ms, 2oxss,1i-sophie
Hays. on premises, mtg $500. Oct 2s;
atty, VIM wack, 76B Bway. 81 90
l4TH ST, n $, 37b W 7th av, a5xl2o--ste-
Shd Sno sss aa 1G isth 10 st. maS as
CENTRAL fARK W, st6. W $, $50 n sith
st. s.SISo-si1els " LqSess',ne =. g Rosa
Oct az; attys. Coudert Bros. Rector
ssp 80 ST. s5s:555i " $, sisiGcsGM ssysI s. ssGo
Convent av mtg $40, 900. June 80: atty.
sTH Av, sSi-SSs, W !, i0a n 2sth - lex
;fGreaio. ;s S 'y Sept g. pm s 'sHno sne
mott, ref, to Leon S Braeh. 49, South
All liens. Oct q; address, '2s suisse seS :
,ap a. sT. As"sTN " issica,s:.-RseSSsooSSSs
Magnsr 30 Morrls Magner ~ Bav
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders at
torney.)
Manhattan

liTH ST, :SS W-Pauline Chegnay to
Annie Bauerdorf. 625 West End av,
Jan 20, 1908; attys, Bauerdorf a Tav-
Tor, Ill broadway. t2e, soc
BROADWAY, i5G-Ambrose Realty CO to
the Windham Realization Co, III Broad =
way, Sept 80, 1918; atty, l. 4 & T Co,
isT Az s'cor qith st. runs s5T.f t;VVS 70
{ Of Marginal st, as in 1887, ks 1908
to I bet $50 and cath SITS W l6e.5N $
1oOs "a n aSd 81 " 225 10 cor
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Real ESTATE FoR sALE-FLoRIDA

Il npInA 10 acre grape fruit grow.
TLONtph four years old, also buaga los
for sale at bargain. COMBS, Room ss7.
ssS Sth Ave- Phone Madison square s2a'.
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ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Manhattn TIM,

Jacob A Zimmerman, and Richa rd
Fuplong to Alfred Brand. New York
city; atty John II Hepshaw. 20 Mas
sau st; assignments, each ,,....,..,Sl
S5TH ST. 55O-52 e. mtg $40, ,oOO-Charlotte
F Nicholson to Frank Herwlg. $50 L
S7th st; address, 9S Nassau st..sSO.le 81
I'D AN, l4S4-Frank A kleindenst to Title
Guar & Trust Co, 176 Bway. Sl2 900
CLINTON ST, ia. mtg ti0,0o0-Eberhard
Schi Iidt TO Nathan Deitz, 72O Riverside
Drive; attys, Chedsey & II, ago Broad
ssTH ST, III W. mte j,l6.OoO.Matys +
Wyant, eNtrx to NJ F Wyant, at III
Roberts av, Nonkers Y; atty, Burlock
L Rabell, SS Park Row......,....S7.50O 500
Bronx.
WEST FARMS RID, q g. 1853 W Long
fellow av, 3S.6N7S.Sx irreg-Iawyers Mtg
Co 10 Chas IL Thornton, "a Luden av,
Yonkers, and ano; attys. Meier a Van
Deyeer, 266 Bwsy. y...............31S.b0 900
Dwight q Palmer, l1ls Nelson aVI attys,
Todd n St, 2bs Bway .siO0
VAN, COURTLA NDT AV. n e c Grand Blvd
and Concourse, 2bl.6 to Mosholu Pkway
irreE-Farmers Loan a Co to Bronx
Borough Bank, 440 fremont aV; atty,
Bronx Borough Bank, AO fremont
SHE'LL ST, s. part lots us and i76, map
Laconia PRrk-Orvile Realty Co to Al
bert Hmmermann, Nalhalla, " Y; atty,
l. Brlsach, Ssl L l4sth st. 50, 900
BID AN. 390S-7-EnIile Roschen and ano,
eNtrx, TO Martha T. sultan, Spring Val
ley, Y; atty, Langbein. 3o2 Broad
ANTAoN4 Av, S. il'7sd st. 'iiS,sx744,sH
Bella Finhelsteln TO Nathan Finkelstein,
965 simpson st; atty. Nathan Finkelr
STEIN oS Park Row, ,,...,,........,,,Sl
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fwest OF Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streets.D

ggTH ST s, 1876 W Columbus av, Tx
1853 Oct 2l-James CIV" 70 Franklin.
Society for Home Building 'rl Savings,
as Park Row, instals 100 mo. 50; atty,
Title G & Co, 176 Bway 600
s7TH ST. l52 w. s. iixl0o.ll, p m, Oct
2b-Kath ID Ryan to Fredk w Mattocks
Closter n J, due and int as per bond, pr
mtg. $780, atty. 7 * Co, I!6
CENTRAL nErs PARK W, ;, ss.a,, ,'tGtS SGtS
ST. 24xloo, p m, Oct 21-R G semple to
Bella w Lobenstine, 1855 Park av,
yrs. Sc; atty. w II Page, 2S3 Broad
i7TTHR ST. sal w, 3. 2iSxs2' oct tt-Ii2OU 27w
william c Ackermann to Central saw
Bank, l57 4th av, yrs, 5hR; attys,
Amend & A, l19 Nassau st..,..,Sl9, 600
SAME PROPERTY, Oct 27-same to J II
Buttenweser 200 5th sN, iEstals. eTs, pr
tyTH sF ST sT'sSCi ST 10Th av 1880 oct 9S@
Lavinia A Dunn to Central saw Bank,
1867 4th av. due Nov !, 1924, 5h %o; atty,
LT&'r Co. 100 Bway ............S7 O0O
BsTH ST, n =. 1894 e Sth av, l7.lONlOOk s.
July 1, 1e0S-May f Lester to Mary II
Lester due July /, l9l2, go; atty,
VIM C Lester. 80 f 57th st...,....sS,b 500
Uptown.
Manhattan Island north of 10th streetO
MORNINGSlDE DRIVE, W cor lleth st,
runs W lb0x n i6i,lo to = l2oth 81 K e
1914 to drive 1888 to beg, Oet T.
f. X Realty Co TO Atlantic Finance
Corpn. l92 Bway, due Apr 20, 1920. CeS.
pr mtg sSs2,bOO; attys. Gettnet. & A.
2ss Bway, assignments and notes. SIS. 600
l26TH ST, 7S w IS. 1881, m, oct
27-Hannah Fitzgerald and ano 10
Michael Joyce, SOC Carlton av Bklyn.
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ouEENs TRANsACTIONs.

Mnler's Hotel, At the northeast corner
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MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lender and
attorney
Downtown,

PARK ST, 81. s. 24ix75.e, p m. Oct 25-
Augosto Fochl to Cecilia A McAvoy l42
schenek av, Bklyn, yrs, Sc; atty, 7
AV d. $ e cor 9Th st, 47.l1xso, p m. Oct
23-Lena Fischer to Jno T Bailey, Tena-
fly. N ]. due Sept /. 1920, So, pr mtg
$4,000; attys, Chas q VIM W Buck
ley, l4l Bway. 900
SAME PROPERTY. oct 49, p m-same
10 Emma b WeInberger. COS w 1Ssth St.
due Sept J, 1929, SO, pr mtg $4,000
attys, same ............. ........ SO 900
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East Side.
tEast OF Fifh avenue, between Fourteen
and 10th streets)

and llOth streets
lO6TH ST E, COS Park aV, 16. sN40O H.
m. Oct 57-Instrution Of Mercy 10
Emma NJ Jacoby los f 106th st. 3 yrs,
SIS; atty, Edwin Mayer. l62 Remsen
losTH 81, SIS. ss.4'e Park 'av, i6. SxltoGg ii,
p m, Oct 27-Same to Paulina NJ pless
sss West End aT yrs, So; attys
same INSTRUMENTATION. So, 600
slsT ST, 50 f. 5, 1s1 W Park av, ,S''iSS iSS
1905, Oct l7-3s East 61st st Co to
a. East 6lst st Go, at Grand Central
Terminal ! VI, se: pr mtg. 4S4,5oo;
9th ST, 2s5a f, $. 25KlOO.lI p m, oct
If-G 4 d MRngialetti TO Lena A Paul
2s6 Rochester av, Bklyu, due April II,
1890. SO; atty, David b Getz, 2l5 Mon
.iag9s 81; Skyn' :, 20
27--A G Richter ~ Edw Grunitger, Sil
18th st. Bklyn. 3 Yrs, %, atty, .Theo
Baumeister, 80 Nassau st.........s2, 500
6STH ST, =, 1868 Cd av. lG.sx1OO,
p m, Oct 23-Cath Merrins TO Wanda
Boettcher. 270 Walnut st, Long Beach.
LII, due oct i5, 1922, So, pr mtg So, 600
attys, l. T Co. 100 Bway.. $4,000
Evening star., 1919-09-18
BALTIC REGION TANCLE
TAKEN UP BY COUNCIL
Plans, Completed for Delivery of
Peace Treaty to Bulgarian
ENJOYS Tomorrow.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PARIS. September 1S.-The situa-
ton in the Baltic region, which has
been complicated by various factors
recently, including the difficulty over
the withdrawal Of Gen Won der .Goltz's
German troops. desired by the allies,
was taken up by the supreme council
at it's session today.
The council met at the ministry of
foreign affairs. There were present
minister; Sir Eyre Grove, the new
Frank L. Polk, American under-secre-
senting Italy, and Baron Matsui for
Japan. Marshal Foch also attended
the session.
Regarding the Baltic situation the
council heard the report of Maj. Gen.
Sir Hubert Cough Of the British army,
allied military representative in the
region.
Before the session Of the council
Premier Clemenceau was in conference
at the foreign Office with Under-Secre-
tary Polk and Signor Scialoia.
The plans for the handing over of
the Bulgarian peace treaty to the Bull
earian plenipotentiaries tomorrow have
been completed by the supreme coun-
Gil. The function will take place at
1O:30 o'clock at the French foreign af-
flee. and it has been decided that each
power represented in the peace con-
ference shall have one representative
present.
Evening star., 1919-09-18
Women's Blouses

II Georgette Blouses. white.
flesh or black: trimmed with
pie2tea frill around collar and
cuffs: from regular stock: one
siza -, two IS. balance A.. IL
aud III. s5.C0 each: We're $3.50.
IS Ceorge.,e Blouses. white.
hesh and bisque: braided. EN-
hroi!ereG and tucked styles; all
Siz.s IN the lot. but not in each
model; from regular stock.
$50. each; were s5.75
Navy Georgette Blouses. en-
broidered fronts. with bisque
Georsettc collar stitched in navy;
one size "a, one S6. $685. each;
We're $5..5.
Black Crepe de. Chine Blouses.
tailored and tucked models: one
size 81, two SO. one 3S, one 40.
:H.S1 each: were $5.75 to s6.75.
White Crepe de Chine
Blousss. with pleated rufffes and
Nile or rose trimmings: from reg
ular stock; two size "a, one Sc.
one SO. two 40. one AZ. two a.
$500 each; We're $3.50
l3 Georgette Blouses. mahog-
any, bisque, flesh. League blue
"ii@o ohe OF TWO Oh KIND
IN lace. ruff1e and dribbon-trimmed
modeis: sizes "a to ~ in the
combined lot. $500 each; were
$500 10 $3.50.
l White Satin Shirt. tucked
bosom, turn back cuffs. convert
lbie collar: slightly soiled; size
46. $500; was s675.
Habutai White Silk Shirts.
tucked bosoms. neckbands for
detachable collars; size A. $500
each; We're $500.
Blouse Section. Third noor
Evening star., 1919-09-18
Trunks and Hand
Luggage

Genuine Cowhide Suit Case,
tan, light weight. 24-inch size;
slightly sotled. $1o'OVs WAS
$3.50.
Genuine Cowhide Kit Bag,
black. 1s-inch size. $17.So' was
$500.
Genuine Cowhide Bag. black.
gray silk lined. 15-inch size.
$1,000, was $500.
Heavy Khaki Cloth Kit Bags.
leather bound, good leather
straps. One 26-inch size. 5000;
was $500. One 28-inch size.
$1,000, was $3.50.
Steamer Wardrobe Trunks,
good quality, used as samples.
$500 each: were $3.50.
2 Army Hand Trunks: carried
as suit cases, and ideal for auto
mobiIinR; made OF heavy fiber;
fiber lined; 26-inch length.
$1,000 each; were $500.
Travelling Goods Section, Fourth hoor.
Evening star., 1919-09-18
Housefurnishings

l Perfection Oil Heater.
slightly gghly imperfect. $3.50, was
1 White Enamel Tea Kettle.
slightly imperfect. $1.75; was
$3.50.
l Universal Cake Mixer, shop
worn. $1.75; was $2.S5.
1 Round Nickel Tray, shop
worn. $500, was $500.
1 5-foot Plain Kitchen Table,
without drawer. slightly dam
aged: $3.25, was $5.75.
Commode Chair, slightly
damaged, T.25; was $11.25.
2 Round White Fiber Trays,
shopworn. Csc each: were $l.25.
1 White Enamel Mirror, 16xe0
inch size. slightly imperfect.
$500, was $5.25.
chine, slightly used. $10.75; was
$3.50.
cans vermilion Paint. 1sc
each; were soc.
IL bottles Johnson's Wood Dye,
:5c each; were 85c.
s bottles Johnson's Wood Dye.
Soc each; were s1.70.
IL bottles Nyol Machine Oil.
Zoe bottle; were CSC.
1 Garbage Pail, slightly dented.
csc; was $1.75.
Scrap Baskets. $1.OO each;
were $1.75.
2 Wizard Mops. slightly soiled.
$1.25 each; were $1.75.
2 Wizard Mops. slightly soiled.
75c each; were $1.25.
2 Wizard Mops, slightly soiled.
$1.OO each; were $1.50.
Housefurnishing Section, Fifth door.
Evening star., 1919-09-18
Misses Garments

L Purple Jersey Sports Coat.
with belt, collar and cuffs of tan
Jersey: a smart wrap for a plaid
skirt; size IS. STATS; was $22.5o.
Tan Jersey Sports Coat. plain
belted model; size IS. $S.75; was
1855.
Pekin Blue Jersey Sports Coat.
Norfolk style, with q length
MILDLY Of good heavyweight; size
1s. $18.75; was $3.50.
1 White Linen Suit. trimmed
with Copenhagen pipings and
buttons; size IA. $1,000 was
$22.50.
Delft Blue Satin Dress. hand
somely embroidered: an attrac-
tive straight line model; size IS.
$35.0O; was $500.
2 Betty Wales Satin Foulard
Dresses, navy and Copenhagen
blue; very attractive models:
size 1S years. $18.75 each; were
$500. ra
Misses Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1919-09-18

John y. Ehle, civil war veteran and
resident of this city for fifty-four
years. died Sunday at his residence.
159 kentucky avenue southeast. He
served as clerk in the Treasury for
several years. later taking a position
in, the library and museum division
of the surgeon generals office. He
was a graduate of the Spencerian
BusinesS College and of the law de-
partment of Columbian University.
Mr.. Ehle was born in Fulton coun-
ty, n. Y, July II. 1874. He was
adopted by an aunt and uncle upon
the death of his mother, when he was
two years old. In 1854 the family
moved to McHenry county, ILL.,, and
in 1859 to Shapiere, Wis. When the
civil war started he enlisted in Com
pany D, I'd Wisconsin Infantry, with
which he participated in all the bat
ties of the Army of the Potomac up
to South Mountain. There he was Sc
verely wounded, and upon his re-
covery obtained his discharge from
the service, returning to Wisconsin,
In 1865 he came to this city, where
he had lived ever since.
In 1867 he married Miss Lizzie NJ.
Yaste of Maryland. Mr.. Ehle was
elected grand commander of the Col
den Cross in 1887.
Funeral services were held yester-
day at his home. Interment was in
Congressional cemetery. One daugh-
ter, Miss Helen Ehle. survives him.
Evening star., 1919-09-18
Little Children's Wear

. pairs Little Children's White
Madras Rompers, beach style,
high neck. long sleeves. scallopel
fintshings; sizes to s years.
95c pair; were $150.
z pairs Little Chfldren's Seco
Silk Rompers, yellow. pink and
white; trimmed with white col
lars and cuffs and narrow lace
edging; size years. $2.75 pair;
were $3.75.
z Little Children's French
Skirts, entirely handmade and
hand-scalloped; sizes l and 2
years. $1.25 each; were $500 and
$3.50.
8 Little Children's Serge Capes.
blue and tan, silk collar. pearl
buttons. silk lined. $500 each;
were $1,000 81
z Little Children's White Pique
Coats, collar and cuffs. hand-em-
broidered in attractive floral
sprays and hand-scalloped; sizes
and years. $2.75 each; were
$500 and $500.
Infants Section, Fourth door.
Evening star., 1919-09-18
Is Your Child
Under Weight?
Mothers May Secure I'm
portant Facts Free

Growing children should be I'D
to certain standard of weight.
Roughly speaking, they should
weigh as many pounds: as they
are inches tall until they are
about six years old. After that the
weight of the child should in
crease in a certain proportion
to its height.
A detailed table showing the
proper weight for children will
be sent free of charge to any
mother who will write to Father
Johns Medicine, Lowell, Mass,
requesting this information. This
offer is made in order that
mothers may realize the value of
Father Johns Medicine as a
tonic fesh-builder for their chill
dren.,
Thousands. of mothers use it
regularly in their homes and find
that their children gain weight
steadily while taking this old
fashioned family medicine. If
your child is under weight he is
in serious danger. Do not take
chances. Begin giving Father
Johns Medicine at once.
Remember it is safe for chill
dren, because it does not contain
alcohol or dangerous drugs. It
has a history of more than 80
years of success.
CHILD GAINED 20 POUNDS
In recent letter, Mrs. w: v.
Smith of Springfield, Ohio, says,
MY youngest girl was always
sickly. We had doctored for a
long time, but nothing did her
any good, SO / decided to, try
Father Johns Medicine. She has
gained over twenty pounds in
weight since she has been taking
the Medicine. She is big girl
now, and L. also give. it. to. my.
other children, and they are big,
healthy children. I would not be.
without Father Johns Medicine
in my house.
Evening star., 1919-09-18
Domestic Lingerie

A small lot of Cambria Gowns,
" or high neck styles with long
sleeves. tucked and embroidery
trimmed yokes. Specially priced
$l.3S.
x3 Cambria Shirts. with blind
embroidery ruffie $1.45 each;
we're $2,25.
a pairs Drawers, three finished
with embroidery, one lace trim
nned. S1.35 each: were $500.
lingerie Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1919-09-18
Woodward &
Lotl,rop
F and G, Tenth and
Eleventh Streets
China and Porcelain

dozen White and Gold Tea
Plates. imperfect. Specially
priced, 6Oc dozen.
dozen White and Gold Soup
Plates, imperfect. Specially
priced, 6oc dozen.
dozen White Gold Dinner
Plates, imperfect. Specially
priced, s5c dozen.
dozen Nippon China Sauce
Plates. neat pattern. S2.OO dog
en-; were $500 dozen.
2 Limoges China Covered
Dishes. border design. $3.50
each; were $3.50.
1 Haviland China Bread or
Cake Tray. richly decorated.
Specially priced. $1.75.
1 dozen Limoges China Egg
Cups. violet pattern. $4.OO dog
en-; were 1915.
" dozen Limoges China Salad
Plates. $3.50 dozen; were 1925.
dozen Japanese China After
Dinner Coffee Cups and Saucers,
decorated in neat design. $1.OO
dozen; were $40.
Nippon China Olive Dish,
richly decorated. Specially
priced. Soc.
Japanese China Platter. richly
decorated. Specially priced, csc.
1 Nippon China Teapot, orien-
tai design, imperfect. 75c, was
! s1.95.
China Section Fifth door.
Evening star., 1919-09-18
COLLISION VICTIM DIES.
Martin Olsen Was Injured Satur-
dav Night Near Laurel. Nd.

Martin Olsen, twenty-eight years
old. who WAS seriously injured in a
collision on the Washington-Balti-
more boulevard near Laurel, Md, late
Saturday night. died at Casualty Hos
pital. yesterday. Ole Knutson, Olsen's
companion on a motor cycle at the
time the accident happened and who
also received severe injuries, will re-
cover.
Prince Georges county authorities
are conducting an investigation with
a view to learning the identity of the
occupants of the automobile that col
lided with the motor cycle. They
failed to stop after the accident, it is
reported.
Olsen was employed in Alexandria.
His home was in Superior, Wis. and
his body will be sent there tonight
Evening star., 1919-09-18
Girls Garments

10 suits Girls One-piece Billie
Burke Pajamas, in colors of rose.
blue and tan, finished with col
ored stitching; sizes 8 and 10
years. $3.50 each; were $2.25.
IL suits Blue and Pink Crepe
PaJamas. one-piece straight-leg
styles. with collar and cuffs fin
lshed with pecot edging; size s.
$1.SO each; were $2.25.
A small lot of Girls Slip-on
Sweaters. some have sashes of
contrasting shades; colors are
green and rose; sizes 6 to IA.
$2.05 each: were $3.50.
Is Girls Gingham and Wolfe
Dresses, pretty plaids and stripes:
sizes 8. 10 and 12 S2.85 each:
were $500 and $5.75.
Girls Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1919-09-18
D. c. SCHOOLS WILL Be
FULL AS IN WAR TINE
Thirty Portable Buildings Will
House Overflow, But Some Half
Day Glasses Likely.

The public grade and high schools
of Washington will be as crowded this
year as they were during the war. in
the belief of school officials.
More than thirty portable buildings
have been provided to house the over
flow from grade schools. but even
with these it is feared halliday
classes may have to be held in some
of the schools. Officials are waiting
with interest for the opening of the
doors on Monday. when the children
will be enrolled for the year.
That the high schools again will be
! taxed to their capacities was indi-
Gated today by the fact that within an
hour after the high school admission
, board went into session at the Frank
lin building. seventy-eight out-of-
town children had applied for en-
rollment. They were nearly all chill
dren whose families recently moved
to WASHINGTON.
Evening star., 1919-09-18
Kimonos

q Pink Albatross Kimonos.
tucked fronts, satin bound. good
sash: size 40. S10.95 each; were
$3.50.
10 Cotton Crepe Kimonos, rose
or blue, clever cape style
trimmed with fringe; sizes 36 to
42. $c.05 each; were s3.75.
10 Lawn and Wolfe Kimonos.
some color trimmed, others of
dainty figured patterns; sizes AZ
and ~. $2.45 each; were $3.75.
Nexligee Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1919-09-18
Women's Sweaters

IS Fiber Silk Sweaters. fancy
weave, Roman striped collar and
GUNS: in turquoise. rose and
white: three size 40, three AZ.
four a.. three as. SIO.75 each:
were $500.
l Buff Shetland Wool Sweater.
purple angora sailor collar; size
3S. $1O.75; was S1275.
Sweater Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1919-09-18
Petticoats

8 Heatherbloom Petticoats,
rose shade, shirred fiounces:
lengths "a to 40 inches. $1.45
each: were $500.
White Silk Jersey Petticoats,
deep fiounce Of Dresden taffeta;
length So inches. 86.SS each;
were $500.
2 White Satin Petticoats.
tucked and hemstitched founces;
lengths 80 and 80 inches. $7.85
each; were $500.
2 White Taffeta Petticoats,
tucked fiounces; length So inches.
44.0S each: were $500.
Petticoat Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1919-09-18
Dresses for Maternity
Wear

Linen Dresses, oyster shell
lavender. tunic style. trimmed
with tucks and featuring tucked
organdie cuffs and collars. 1915
each; were $500.
Navy Figured Sateen Dresses,
surplice blouse style, with white
organdie collar and cuffs. 1915
each; were $7.9S.
Wolfe Dresses, assorted col
ors. with pleated tunics, organ
die cuffs and collars. $500 each.
were 1896.
Gingham Dresses, blue and
tan. with plaid collars and cuffs.
and self-belts. $500 each; were
$5.95.
Maternity Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1919-09-18
Imported Lingerie

IS Envelope Chemise. elaborat-
ly hand worked in open work de-
signs and solid embroidery;
sizes. IS, 3s. AZ, A. $4.35 each:
were $3.50.
2 Envelope Chemise, handsome
solid embroidery designs; sizes
IS to 40. $3.15 each; were $4.00.
Il Straight Chemise, elaborate
II embroidered; size 3S. $3.15;
Was $500.
IL Corset Covers, attractiveiy
scaIloped: sizes SO and 40. $1.35
each; were $1.75.
Lingerie Salon, Third floor.
Evening star., 1919-09-18
House Dresses

2 Gingham House Dresses.
pink and white stripes. finished
with white collar; sizes 38 and
A. $c.85 each; were $3.50.
IS Gingham House Dresses.
Billie Burke style. in pink. blue.
tan and lavender plaids. with
square collars; sizes 3S. 40, AZ
and A.. $s.s5 each; were $3.50.
9 Percale House Dresses. in
plain blue; round neck piped in
white, size a. &3.9S each; were
$3.50.
Houses Dress Section, Third door.
Evening star., 1919-09-18
Corsets

6 pairs La Resista Corsets,
strong white coutil and spiral
boning. medium low bust. long
skirt, for full figure; sizes 81, 32,
80, "a. $500 pair; were $3.50.
s pairs La Resista Corsets. white
coutil with treco inserted at
front section. flexible boning.
for medium and slight figures;
sizes 81, %. %, "a, 27. $3.50
pair; were $500.
3 pairs La Resista Waistline
Corsets, pink batiste. medium
length skirt; sizes 81, %, 25.
$500 pair; were $3.50.
Corset Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1919-09-18
Mems Furnishings

IS Silk Madras Wash -.
mostly plain colors: light s,:.ldes.
c5c each; were S1.00.
22 Mems Khaki Colored Cotton
Shirts. with and without collars.
suitable for outing an: sports
wear; sizes IA. 14ls. 10, 151..
161k and Il. S1.65 each; were
$3.50.
421 Mems Checked Nainsook
Union Suits, sleeveless. knee
length and closed crotch; sizes
"a and 36 only. S5c each; were
$3.50.
Mems Furnishings, First floor.