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the republicans after this investiga-
ton was concluded, for 1t was not
in accord. they declared, with the
line of reasoning adopted by Senator
Harding and Chairman Good of the
House committee on appropriations,
who base much of their praise for
the last republican Congress on the
by at elast two billion dollars the
quotas or estimates made by the ten
government departments Of the sums
they wanted to get from Congress.
The departments always do what Mr..
Hays said his committee did-they ask
for more than they expect to get. He
says the mere asking for large quotas
is not of Importance. 1t is the amount
actually raised or authorized to be
does not authorize an expenditure OF
more than $3.076.000. That's the sum
his bureaus are permitted to appro-
pirate, though only about million
dollars in cash has actually been
turned In.
Democrats TWit Opponents.
In other words. the democrats now
twit their opponents by saying tina:
even II Gov. Cox does not prove that
eight or fifteen million dollars in quo
tas have been or shall have been
spent he ought to get credit for saw
ing the, rank and file Of the repub-
lican party the difference between
the budget of 100000 and what
might otherwise have been insisted upon
in the way of quotas in excess Of that
sum-.
+ In a nutshell, II Gov. Cox wanted to
throw a monkeywrench into repub-
lican financial campaign simply be-
cause the democratic effort to raise
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Goats and
Wraps

$lz5.0O Coat, $4,000.
Allan Embroidered Tricotine Dress
Coat.
$3.50 and $3.50 Coats, $500
Genuine Leather Sports Goats IN
ripple style.
$500 Coats, $4,000
WooItex Coats in tan, navy, Co.
penhagen and black.
$500 and $500 Coats. $500
TrIcotine, Bolivia and Suede We
Iour Coats, In navy, black, reindeer,
taupe, beaver and brown.
$500 Goats, $500
Fall Coats Of Navy and Black
Tricotine. =,
$3.50 Cape, $1,000
A Navy Tricoiette Silk Cape with
large cape collar.
$lz5.O0 Wrap, $4,000
A handsome Brown Satin Cape
Coat.
$500 capes, $4,000
z Black Satin Draped Capes..
S165.00 Wrap, $500
A French Blue Silk Duvetyn Cape
eoat
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clear that there IL no way Of telling
just how much money is raised inside
the states for national purposes.
either by organizations ostensibly in
dependent of thee regularly formed
political committees Of the states of
the Union, such as the Hughes al
liances Of 1915 or the Anti-Saloon
League or the liquor dealers associa-
lions, or any other Institutions inter-
ested In electing or defeating the
candidates Of the different parties.
Good Nature at Inquiry.
Neither Homer s. Cummings, re-
firing national chairman of the demo-
cratic committee. nor Will Hays, the
republican chairman. was willing to
impute motives of corruption to his
respective political foes. and, while
there was an occasional colloQuy thai
best of feeling and good nature char
acterized the investigation. One al
most got the impression that the re-
publicans and democrats, who organ
lied the campaigns, would breathe a
sigh of relief if laws were enacted
to prevent independent organizations
from doing things which the nationa
committees are today powerless to
prevent being done. either in the
name of republicanism or democracy.
Indeed. Senator Spencer. republican,
asked Homer Cummings to make
some suggestions of possible legis-
he indicated that 1t would not take
him and Hays long to draft such pro-
posals based on their respective ex-
periences.
Mr.. Cummings was useful to the re-
publican senators, who drew from him
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Silk and Muslin Under.
garments Play a Big
Part in Clearance

ReplenlshlngS are pleasant
things when prices such as these
abound!
s. Gowns and Chemises, $2.35
Finely made Nightsowns and
chemises in tailored styles or TRIM
med daintiiy with ribbon and lace.
$l.S0 Corset Covers, Chemise and
Drawers, Csc.
A most noteworthy grouping Of
splendid wearing chemise, Corset
Covers and Drawers, all lace or en-
broIdery trimmed.
Sl.50 Muslin Petticoats, S1.15
Excellent wearing Muslin Petit
coats with embroidery or lace
founces, some Of them with under
rufs1e.
81 Silk Envelope Chemise, $1.95
Flesh coIored Crepe de Chine
chemise, made In tailored effects or
deliberately lace trimmed.
$3.50 Crepe de Chine Petticoats,
S6.85
ExquIsIteiy Fine Pettteoats of Pink
Crepe de Chine; shirred, hemstitched
and trimmed In vandyke style with
lace. Flesh color only.
Satinette Petticoats, sos.
White Satinette Petticoats with
scaiIoped or hemstitched bottoms.
. Also some Seco silks.
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SCULPTOR BIssELL DEAD.
Represented by Lincoln Statue in
Library of Congress.

MOUNT VERNON. N. Y, August
31.-George Edwin Bissell, sculptor
whose works are in public parks and
buildings throughout the country
died here, at the age of eighty-one
years. He was born in New Preston
Conn, and was educated at Munich.
Florence and Rome. Mr.. Bissell
served in the civit war with the 23d
Connecticut Volunteers. Many Of his
creations reflected famous scenes of
the war. ~
Among his best works are the
estatues of "Col. de Peyster" and
Judge Watts, in New York. and one
Of 'Iincoln." in the Library of Con-
gress, Washington. Several of his
marble and bronze statuettes are in
the Metropolitan Museum of Art. New
York
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Who Wouldn't Buy
Hosiery at Such Prices

S425 Silk Stockings, $3.75
Pure Silk Stockings, with ali-sIlk
garter folds. Medium. weight stock.
ings that are worthy Of special no.
tIce at this price. All sizes In black
and white.
$3.50 Silk Stockings, $4.85
Full fashioned Stockings, featuring
the newest lace novelties, including .
few lace clox. Most attractive pat.
terms In cordovan. black and suede.
So and S3.z5 Silk Stockings, $l8S
Fuii-fashioned SILK Stockings, with
Isle garter folds.
$3.50 and $3z5 Silk Stockings, $z65
Pure SILK Stockings, with either
silk or Isle garter folds and we'll
reinforced. In black navy. white,
cordovan, taupe and pink. Also some
satin vertical striped stockings In
black only.
S125 and s. Stockings, CSC
Novelty SILK Stockings In drop.
stitch and tWo.tone effects. Also
some fiber silks In plain coiors. With
these some FuIl-fashIoned SILK Isle
Stockings In regular and out sizes.
A splendid group, Including collect.
lively black, white, navy, cordovan,
dark tan, medium gray and suede.
Red Stripe Stockings, 3 Pairs
for $500
Stockings that wear-one purchase
Mo runs below the Red stripe ana
no rava0es upon your boeketbook
rom stocking extravaeance.
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported t.
the health department in the last twenty -four
"V sarah r. Smith, Il. IFS B street southeast
John McGlone, Is, U. s. Soldiers Home Hos
pital.
Frederick Gotthardt, II. Casualty Hospital.
Genevieve O'Keefe Hurley. 20. Homeopathic
Hospital.
Colombo De Marco. 80. Georgetown univer
sity Hospital.
pital.
Thelma ManIey, /. 50 street northeast.
Elsie Z. Ferguson, 2. 1924 18th street.
Nathaniel Walker, II. 4S6 9th strret south.
west.
frsscidia Runmels. msaths. ChiIdrea's Hoe
Edna l. Beasley. 5, al Florida avenus.
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Umbrellas Are Finding
Ready Owners

But when one considers
that they are finely made silk
umbrellas. useful alike in sun
or rain, it doesn't seem un-
usual. ..-.
$40 Silk Umbrellas Are
Now $50
Blue, Purple. Green, Brown
or Black Umbrellas; nicely
fitted with ring or cord ham
dies.
$500 Umbrellas, $50
Finely made umbrellas, with
tips and long ferrules, in blue,
green, purple, brown and red.
Ring or cord handles.
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SUITS

$500 and $3.50 Suits, $3.50.
IS Suits Of Serge and TricotIne, In
both tailored and dress styles; some
with silk braidine, hand embroidery
and fancy vests.
$500 to $lz5.00 Suits, $3.50
20 Suits Of Tricotine, Poiret Twill
and Hair.IIne Stripes, In strictly tai.
$500 to $3.50 Suits, $3.50
20 Tailored Suits OF Serge and
TricotIne, in straight lire, semI.fft-
ted and beIted styles.
$500 Suits, $1,000
10 Ail-weather Jersey Suits In
heather mixtures Of green and brown.
5000 and $500 Suits, $500
10 Wooltex Sportspun Jersey Suits
with box plated and yoke jackets.
SILK SUITS
$500 Suits, $1,000
10 Smart Tailored Suits Of Navy
and Black Taffeta.
$9350eSuit, $500
Rose .colored Sports Suit Of Trie.
olette In straIsht-IIne Jacket with
narrow belt.
Cloth Dresses
$500 Dresses, $1o.75
10 Tricotine Dresses, with Eton
and boiero Jackets, ribbon alrdies and
braid trimmings. Colors are rookie,
navy and black.
$500 Dresses, $2355
Navy Trleotine and Serge
Dresses In straight Line style with
braid trimming. =
$3.50 and $3.50 Dresses, $zS.2S
TrIcotine Dresses with sash
basque and Moyenase basque styles;
In navy and rookie.
$500 to $500 Dresses, $l6.75
IS TrIcotine Street Dresses, In dis.
tinctIve styles and featuring touches
Of hand embroidery, braIdlnq and
beading. colors: Navy, black and
brown.
$500 to $3.50 Dresses, $33z5
IS Tricotine Street Frocks, eiabo-
rateiy braided and hand embroId.
cred. coIors: Navy, black and
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CIVIL WAR VETERAN DEAD.
D. B. Booth, 81, Held Many Public
Offices in Alabama.

PRATTvILLE. Ala. August 81
Daniel b. Booth. eighty-one years Of
age, collector Of the port Of Mobile
from 1890 to 1896. a member of the
Alabama constitutional convention Of
1875. former collector of internal
revenue for the Alabama district and
former clerk Of the Alabama supreme
court, is dead at his home. near this
city.
The deceased served in the armies
of the Confederate states from 1861
until he was wounded in the battle of
Shiloh (Corinth, Miss.), in 1858 as
member Of the Prattville Dragons.
He held several county political offices
after the war, and had been a life
long republican. in which party he
held various offices. Two brothers.
Joseph Booth of the federal land Office
at Montgomery. and Zach Booth of
the internal revenue Office, Birming-
ham. his widow and five children
survive.
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GEN. AYALA DEAD.
Was Former Vice President of

NEW YORK. August 31.-Gen. Ra-
mon Ayala, former vice president of
Venezuela, is dead at his home here
after short illness, it was an
nounced.
Gen. Ayala. who. was seventy
three years old, had lived in New
York with his family for the last
five years A widow and six chill
dren survive him. Funeral services
will be held today, and later the body
will be taken to Venezuela.
Gen. Aya!a was born in Carac cas-,
Venezuela, and for years had been
prominent in national affairs Of that
country. He had been minister of
war and president of the government
council appointed by President Gomez.
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Births Reported.

The following births have been reported {
the health department in the last twenty-fou
hours:
George A. and Pearl f Perzel, girl.
Charles Z, and Elsie NJ. Mangum, boy.
Domenico and Mary Santnti: boy.
Charles F. and Marie ]. Steele, GIRL
lanes and Ada .Talbert, giEi.
RAYMOND B. and Helen ]. Murray boy.
william P. and Katherine Frolinsers boy.
George e, and Agnes E. Spaulding. girl.
Lewis F. and Helen Bond. boy. -
Y. and Geneva Young, boy:
Robert T. and Astied HighfeM. boy.
Howe and Gladys Rawlings, girl.
John ". and Ethel Trent, girl:
Belford e. and Catherine Hunsinger GIRL
Mckinley and Christine Davis. boy.
Norman and Mary Harrison. girl.
Aionxo A, and Annie Burke. girl.
William H. and Edith Odrick, girl.
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NOTED GEOLOGIsT DEAD.
Benjamin Lyman Also Won World.

PHILADELPHIA, August 31.yBen-
engineer and inventor of worldwide
reputation, died at Chettenham, Pa,
near here.
He is acknowledged to have made
the first geological survey of Japan.
for which he was highly honored in
that country. He worked there from
1873 to 1879 and uncovered and sur
veyed valuable coal and mineral beds.
He was eighty-four years old.
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Dinner Gowns

Dinner Gowns
$1,000 Gown, s73z5
Navy Georeetts Gown, hand
somely beaded.
$l55.00 Gowns, $b9.zS
Printed Georgette Crepe Dinner
Gown, deliberately beaded.
$1z6.50 to $4,000 Gowns, $64.zs
. Navy eeorsette Gowns, beauti-
fully beaded.
$159.50 Gown, $68.z5
Navy Canton Crepe Afternoon
Gown. embroidered In silk braid.
$I75.00 Gown, $72.z5
Fashioned Of Navy Canton Crepe,
with bead embroidery.
$155.00 Gown, $59z5
Maize coiored Georgette Dinner
Gown of FioWered Geor0ette, trim.
med with crystal beads.
$l12.50 Gowns, $7l.2S
2 Gowns Of Black Crepe Meteor
combined with Goid-colored Geor0-
cite and deliberately beaded.
Silk Dresses
$3.50 to $500 Dresses, $zz.z5
Street Frocks Of Blue Crepe de
Chine and Satin.
$3.50 Navy Taffeta Dresses, SOS
Coat styles and some with French
bodices and both drapeo ana ruined
skirts.
$3.50 Dresses, $1S.z5
Gray Crepe de Chine Dresses, with
plated tunic.
5000 Dresses, $S.25
Black Taffeta Street Dresses, en-
broidered in silk and tfnsel thread.
$4,000 Dresses, 5000
Mignonette Silk Dresses In navy
and black eubroidered In wool.
$3.50 Dresses, $z6.25
White Crepe de Chine Coat Dresses.
5000 and $500 Dresses, $z6.z5
Silk Shantung Sports Dresses.
$500 Dresses, $8z5
20 Dresses Of French lowered
crepe and fouIard voiIes In ruffied,
draped and tunic styles.
$3.50 to $500 Dresses, $14.z5
IS Handsome Cotton Dresses Of
woven striped wolfe, eeorgette wolfe,
Sui6s preamble and linen,
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SPECIAL PURCHASE!
$1,000 to $500 Gowns,
SRI 7S

so distinctive Gowns for
street, dinner and evening wear.
Fashioned of kittens ear
cIepe, crepe de chine, taffeta
Sublime. georgette and satin,
in navy. black, rose maize.
orchid. flesh, French blue and
white.
A host of the newest styles
with tinsel thread and floss silk
embroidery or trimmed with fine
lace.
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CARDS OF THANKS.

FERGUSON. wish to express my thanks to
my friends for their kindness and beautiful
noral tributes At the death Of my mother.
Mrs. Il. Z. FERGUSON
MRS. ELLA NJ. JONES.
STOEGERE3. We wish to express our sincere
thanks to our friends for their kind sym
pathy at the death Of our dear daughter
and mother. LOUISA MARIE STOEGERER
(nee korhannerD, who died August 30. 1919.
MOTHER AND SON. .
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money has been failure thus far. he
may succeed, but SO far as proving
either corruption, actual or intended.
or the expenditure of excessive sums,
his own supporters doubt whether he
can do SO convincingly, because OF the
inaccessibility Of state fund records.
Copyright 1920.
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Fall Sweaters
In a Special Purchase!

The demand for sweaters in
creases each day-for sweaters
just such as we are offering as
part of our Clearing Sales.
$3.50 to $3.50 Sweaters, $6.95
Tuxedo Sweaters In botA plain and
dropstitch weaves and Of light and
medium weight wool.
Navy, navy and white, black, black
and white, peacock and buff.
$8.7S to $3.50 Wool Sweafersfi $4.e5
Novelty Sweaters In slip over, ripple
and coat styles, In buff, rose, pink,
salmon, flame, peacock, turquoise and
corn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-31
Misses Dresses in
Clearance
Tn&h n~>..>.

$3.50 Dresses, $IS.45
Wool Jersey Dresses-two Of Co.
penhaeen blue trimmed with black
and one Of navy with silver buttons
and patent leather belt. Size IS.
$3.50 Dresses, Seas
Trlcotine Dresses In navy blue and
tan, with silk vest and trimmed with
gold braid. Sizes 16-18.
$3.50 Dresses, SEES
Navy Tricotine DresSes with low.
cred waistlIne and trimmed with
light blue. Sizes 1918.
$3.50 Dresses; $36A5
Navy TrIcotine Dresses, with
square neck, plated sides and EN-.
brotdered In rose and green. Sizes
16.1e.
$3.50 Dresses, $4z.A5
French Serge Dresses. In navy
blue, with, three. fourth sleeves and
ribbon trimmed. Sizes 16.1e.
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ABSENCE OF LAWS
|NFUND GATHERING
: SHOWN AT INQUIRY
Testimony Fails to Show
How Much Is Raised
Inside the States.
BY DAVID LAWRENCE.

CHICAGO. August 31.-About all
that the investigation of campaign
finance by the United States Senate
has revealed thus far-probably all
that ii ever will reveals that the
laws of the United States and the
individual states do not adequately
protect the American people against
corruption.
Both the republican and democratic
leaders. who have testified. made it
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A Hint as to Blouses
in Clearance

SOS to $3.95 Blouses. $1.85
Wolfe, Batiste and org an d e
6Iouses, daintiiy trimmed with Val
and venlse Iaces and Haunting en-
broldered panels or small embroid-
cred patterns. Some tailored models
among them. Both roll and fiat COL
lars among them. Sizes Sc to IS.
S. to $S.95 BIouses, $3.45
French voiIes or organizes, In
white and coiors as well. overbiouse
and regulation styles, trimmed with
Val, Ventse and Calais Iaces. Hand
embroidery, hand drawn work and
tiny pIaftings and ruffiings make
them especially desirable.
sos to $40 Blouses, $5A5
Georsette 6louses In all Of the pop
ular high shades, including navy,
flesh and white. Long or short sleeve
models are Included; trimmed with
Iaces, embroidery and beads or fine
hand embroidery.
sl0.50 to $3.50 B1ouses, $7.95
Quality 6iouses Of Georgette, Trio.
oiette and Taffeta In both overblouse
and regulation styles. Handsomely
beaded, embroideree or trimmed with
novel tuckings and ruffles. All neck
styles may be had as we'll az the
most wanted coIored. Both styles
and coIorings are too varied to at
tempt description.
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MARRIED.


Of Miss LULA FRANKLIN of Lynchburg.
Va. and Mr.. SAMUEL CRUTCHFIEI1D
tcolored) of Forest Depot, Va, took place
at the home Of the bride in Lynchburg Va.
Sunday. August %. 1920. at 4:30 pm, in
the presence OF a large number of relatives
and friends. The Rev James A. Shelton,
brother in-law of the bride. was the Of
floating minister. After the marriage . re-
ception served to about 100 guests.
After October 1 Mr.. and Mrs Crutchfeld
ton, ID. C..
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SARAH BERNHARDT ILL.

PARIS, August 3o.-saran Bern
hardt is suffering from congestion Of
the lungs and inflammation OF the
E:Sneys and is confined to her bed.
Her illness is due to q motor trip she
took a few days ago from her sum
mer home at Belle Isle to Paris. The
attending physicians are not eppre-
hansive Of serious developments. but
the start of Nine. Bernhardts English
farewell engagement WI! DC oefa!eu
for several weeks at least.
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Just Is $3.50 Tuxedo
Sport Coats
S5.25!

And just when everybody
most needs them.
Swagger hip-length coats,
in mixtures, and tweeds of
gray, tan, olive or green.
Trimmed with Tuxedo collar,
turn-back cuffs and all-around
belt.
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rrNERAL OF MISS MINOR

ara 100 members Of the commissions
ONCE force and a delegation from he
AIumnae, Society Of Holy Cross Acad-
envy attended the funeral services for
Miss Mary Virginia Minor, assistant
certification clerk Of the commission.
Yesterday at the Church of the I'm.
maculate Conception. Miss Minor died
last Friday.
Services were conducted by Rev. Ed
ward 7. Rengel, rector of<St. Mays
Catholic Church, Olean. N. Y. assisted
hy Rev. NJ. J. Riordan of the Church
Of the Immaculate Conception. Burial
was in Mount Olivet cemetery.
The pallbearers.. all of whom are as
sociated with the Civil Service Com
mission, were NJ. F. Halloran' nr. I. X,
Vinond. B. A. Brand and j. E. Harper.
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$500 Mignonette Dresses
Special. $3.50!

Mignonette Dresses, elabo-
rately embroidered. One of
the most popular of fabrics
for early fall and all-winter
wear.
Moyen-age and French
bodice styles with draped
skirts, as we'll as. coat styles.
Colors, navy and black.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-31
Newest Fall Suits Are Selling at
$500

The reason? They're sample suits managed get just
when you them
neeength and ripple equal praise
with rich embroidery fancy chery other interesting
touches.
Both tailored and elaborate styles in vel de yugne Yalama
CLOTH duvet de lame tnseltone cotile and trim
Ali
Midnight, Zanzibar, Deer, Ming, Dryad and Navy
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SPECIAL PURCHASE
$3.50 to $3.50 Dresses
S27.75

Silk Dresses in street and
afternoon styles, fashioned of
taffeta, georgette and taffeta
and georgette, taffeta and
satin.
All are handsomely beaded
or embroidered with tinsel
thread and with full silk lace
tunics. Your choice of navy,
black, beige, taupe, brown,
French blue, copen and bisque.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-31
MRS. HANNAH zoLTRow.

After long illness. Mrs. Hannah
zoltrow. affiliated with a number Of
charitable organizations. died Satur-
day night at her home. 1929 5th street.
she was forty-five years old and is
survived by her husband. Max Zolt.
row, three sons. five daughters ana
tvo eranddaughterS.
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In Looking Over the
Shoe Clearance

you'll find things mighty interest
ing!
81 was 30 glad to find shoes
COULD buy" said one purchaser
and that tells the whole story. Shoes
you need and want at prices that
bring no twInoe Of conscience.
$500 High.Cut Boots, $.45
Lace Boots with hand turned soies,
In light coiors that are easily and
inexpensIveiy dyed.
Sl2,OO Black Kid Boots, S6.95
Button and lace styles In fine black
kid, with full round toes and low
heels.
$500 Pumps, $5.95
Brown Kid Tongue Pumps with
hand-turned soles and French heels.
S11.O0 Ties, $595
one.eyeIet Ties, In brown Gait,
with welt soies and Cuban hels.
Broken sizes throughout each
group, but all sizes collectively.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-31
Gloves

S. Strap GanntIets, $3.95
Strap wrist oauntiets Of pIque
suede.
Tan-sizes to IN.
Brown-sizes 6H to Z.
Gray-sizes sE.
$3.75 to S. Gloves. SOS
6-button length p X M Washable
Cape 6iarritz Gloves In pearl color.
Sizes 6N, 6Ha, 634.
Strap Wrist p X M Cape Gloves In
brown; size 6Hs only.
overseam and pIque sewn.
Black with white embroldery-6,
ga, So, 7, w.
Blacks, 6H. 6E.
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White-5Ka, 534, M.
s1.zs to Sis Gloves, CSC
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FAIRFAX w. NOISE.

Fairfax W. Noise. an insurance So
1;citor. died last night at the home OF
his sister, Mrs. Frank P. Cox, 177s
California street. Death was due to
Bright's disease. He was thirty stx
Funeral services will be held tomor-
row at Sacred Heart Church. at time
"a be announced later. Besides his
sister, he leaves a brother. Frederick
s. Noise.
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