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Evening star., 1920-01-08
MANY AMERICAN
F.. STUDENTS LIKELY
TO co TO FRANCE
University Union Secretary
Thinks Paris Destined to
Be Brain of World.

fARIS. December f6 tCorrespon-
dencc of the Associated Press).-Next
year is likely-to see Il great influx
Ncrsijics. in the opinion Of H :. Krans.
secretary Of the American University
Union i'm Europe. Mr.. krans' new
Paris headquarters. facing the Lux
cmhour@ Gardens, are being fitted up
to receive and advise seekers after
knowledge from overseas.
Founded shortly after America :
entrance in the war. by fifteen of the
leading American universities and
CollaGcs the union now has thrty-three
American learned institutions on its
membership list. including Harvard,
Vale Columbia. Johns Hopkins. Prince
ton and other leading universities and
colleges throughout the United States.
German ni.crSitics Avoided.
Paris is destined to become the
brain Of th. world said Mr.. Krans
u correspondent of the Associated
Press. "G'rman universities VIII he
largely avoided 10y Americans DogceI
determination Vas shown by one
oung New York student who arrived
here with the problem how to board
:ud live ON 6 francs day Through
the medium Of the union. a French
1andIady gave him Il small room for
francs a day. The young man cooks
lis own meals ana is passing rich on
: francs q day.
French teachers and students are
constant and eager inquircrs at the
unions Paris home.
Many inNious TO Come to 1, =
Many Of them are anxious to take
course of studies in the United
states. Fourteen French students are
"lready studying in American uuiVcr-
sites on free scholarships from
fund collected by 5000 American
students iu recognition of the hos
ptaiity extended to them by French
universities during the war
The Society for American Fellow
ships in French universities is plan
It'uC 10 send twenty Americans each
Irar 10 the Sorboune and other French
seats of learning; nor will the Al
satan university of Strasbure, he
neglected. Twenty five scholarships
Tor american girls in France are al
ready filled.
Evening star., 1920-01-08
Infants Wear

10 Little Girls Gineham and
Chambray Dresses; made belted
style and trimmed with embroid-
cred collars and cuffs; sizes to
) years. SI.65 each; were $500 and
$500.
II Little Girls Dresses, in crepe.
gingham and chambray; m e
Russian and waist styles; with
pretty touches of shocking or em-
broidery: sizes to years. S:.95
each; were $3.50 to $40.
II Little Girls Dresses, in linen.
crepe and chambray: made with
shocking forming waist line and
finished with embroidered collar.
cuffs and pockets; sizes . to s
years. $3.93 each; were $3.50 to
$3.50.
II Little Children's Velvet and
Corduroy Hats, mushroom or avia-
tion styles, in blue. brown and
black. 95c each; were S1.50 and
S250.
Il Little Girls Hats. in velvet
and velour. including roll brim and
mushroom shapes: colors are
green. blue. black and brown.
$3.50 each; were $3.50 to $500.
10 Little Children's Coats. in
corduroy, serge and velour. some
trimmed with fur collar. others in
plain tailored style; sizes to 6
years. $500 each; were s12 to
SIS.
Infants Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1920-01-08
% High-quality
BOYS NEW MACkINAWS
Special at $15.75 Each

These have just been received in stock but should
have been shipped three months ago The deav which
occurred in the mills and the hands of the taors
possible to get them now at this special low price.
offering $5z5-about ale replace
price today You should buy
Sizes 9 to 10
p Boys Winter Oyereoa and durable fabrics broken
regular stock-9 TO- H. H. 13 a. Is 16
limited number Of each size $3.50 each; $500 $500
broken 10 and H. S1275 each
Boys Wash Suits, Paul Jones nd Regatta makes
everywhere the model
Norfolk Palmer
$3.50 o $3.50
Boys Section Fourth
Evening star., 1920-01-08
Millinery

10 Trimmed Hats for matrons:
colors. black, navy and purple;
trimmed in artificial and fancy
feathers. 1896 each; We're $500
and $3.50.
- Trimmed Velvet Hats: Vari-
ous shapes and color combinat tionS;
trimmings Of artificial fancy feath-
ers and some embroidered. $500
each: h:were $3.50.
16 Banded Beaver and Velour
Hats. in colors of black. brown.
navy and purple. S4.93 each;
were $7.59.
"a Banded Velvet and Silk
Reaver Sailors; most all wanted
shades S2.9J each; Were $500.
lot Untrimmed Velvet Hats in
various shades and shapes. S1.3J
each; were $2.95 and $3.95.
"a Trimmed and Ready toy Wear
Hats, including several plcated
T1rbans and small hats with VOLS.
SI.OO each; were $2.35 and $500.
Millinery Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1920-01-08
Housewares
At Special and
Reduced Prices

"a Gray Granite Double
Boilers, 2-quart size
Special price, SIC each.
"a Janitor Size Galvanized
Garbage Pals.
Special price, 4Sc each.
SO Good Quality Straw
Brooms, 4-string binding.
Special price, CSC each.
A lot Of Fine Quality
Clothes Brushes, assorted
sizes.
Special price, CSC each.
A lot of Extra Fine Quality
Heavy Willow Clothes s
Baskets.
Special price, $l.95 each.
A lot of Willow Clothes
Hampers, with handles and
covers, three sizes.
Special prices, $3.95, $4.95
and $5.95 each.
Fl Three-piece Aluminium
Carving Sets, splendid for
kitchen use.
Special price, Csc each.
A lot of Japanese Mating
Shopping Bags.
10c each; were Csc.
II Extra Heavy Galvanized
Ash Cans.
Special price, SITS each.
II Willow Market Baskets,
with substantial handles.
Csc each; were $1.5O.
II Electric Irons, 6-pound
size.
$3.95 each; were $500.
! Electric Toasters, COM
plete with attachment cord.
S4.85 each; were $3.50.
6 Brass and Nickel Five
O'Clock Tea Kettles.
$3.95 each; were $500.
JIouSefurpiShino Snrtinn Eift, floor
Evening star., 1920-01-08
MANY PLEDGED TO AID
POOR IN THE: NEAR EAST
Campaign Scheduled for February
In Interest of Sufferers Beyond
Reach During War.

The drive for the relief of the poor
in the near east. particularly COM
munities which could not be reached
during the war. will be held here from
February ! to February 20
rms announcement was made fol-
lowing meeting in the offices of DR.
Harvey W Wiley. i'm the Woodward
building. when Representatives. Of viz
tEally every creed were present to
formulate plans for the campaign
which is held under authorization of
Congress every February.
Among those who pledged co-opera-
tion are: Miss Mabel B1aTdman Mrs
Richard Fay jackson. Mrs. Lyman B.
SwaTmsteGt, Mrs. Theodore Moves
Mrs. f. NJ. Gray. Mrs Charles J. Bell,
Mrs W. f. Chamberlin, Mrs. G. H.
1Grosvenor, Mrs: Mccarthy Hanger,
vens. Mgr. c. f. Thomas, Merrill f.
Gates. the Rev. Edward d. Eaton. NJ
d. DalmaGe. the Rev. L. g. b.
Pierce. The following chairmen of
Committees were appointed; Publicity.
isaac Cans; speakers Gratz +. Dun
KUN. Charles ". Darr: theaters.
Charles ". SemmeS Edward l..
Stock. Herman Metcalf. mems clubs.
Henry X. Bush-BrowG. g. G. Will
l;ams: lodges. Carl Droop: churches
John G. Palmer. u. J. Callahan Abram
simon. sunday schools ". w. MILAN;
j. Of e.. NJ ScIaefer. federal depart
u.euts, Paul f. Myers. Robert NJ
Reese. colleges. Prof. c. : Calhar
iTof. DCrkcc: Cojorcd churches. Or.
y g. Garner: public meetings. Ru
oolph Jos; merchants associations
sidney West: citizens associations.
". +. West!ake. II. Clifford Bangs
is associate chairman. and by ap-
pointmeuJ of NJ. @. Chance, who is
member of the advisory committee,
Charles L. McCurdy Will have charge
Of the campaign office. John =. Lar
ner is treasurer.
Address contributions to 937 Wood
ward building. February l. prCclama-
tIon will be read in all churches. Feb
ruary ., mass meeting will be held
.u Liberty Hut, Secretary Baker pre-
siding
Evening star., 1920-01-08
Chinaware

10 50-piece White and Gold Din
ner Sets. Very special. at $3.50 set.
Covered Muffin Dish, English
porcelain. 75c; was S1.25.
% Imported Decorated Covered
Dishes Very special, a $l.5O each.
Limoges China Teapots. Very
special, $I.jO each.
l Handsomely Decorated Eng
lish Teapot; imperfect. 75c; was
Sass.
l Imported Bon Bon Dish. Dres-
den pattern. Special, 75c.
Limoges China After dinner
Coffee Cups and Saucers. soc each;
were s1.00.
Is Decorated American Porcelain
Water Pitchers. :5c each; were
Csc.
1 Imported Decorated Chocolate
Set: one cup missing. $3.50 set;
was s5.95.
Ash Tray. mahogany finish,
glass ash tray, match holder, two
cigar rests; slightly imperfect.
75c; was sl.25.
Chinaware Section. Fifth floor
Evening star., 1920-01-08
Waists

81 Tailored c ton Flannel
Waists. colored stripes; high and
low collars; sizes, four "a, SIX 80,
two IS. four 40, one AZ, seven 44
and seven 46. $I.75 each; were
S225 and S2.95.
S Navy Wool Batiste Waists, tai
Iored styles: convertible collars;
sizes. three SO, two 3S, one 40 one
az and one A. S3.3o each; were
$5.75.
II White Net Waists. tucked
front: sleeves, neck and cuffs fin
ished with pointed pleatings; black
silk bows; sizes. three "a. six 30.
FIVE 3S, one 40 and two AZ. Ss.9'
each: Were $5.13.
% White and Flesh Georgette
Creme Waists, embroidered and
beaded. round neck style. sizes:
eight SO. five 3S. seven 40. fiVe AZ
and one 4G. S2.95 each; were $500
Satin Stripe Wolfe Waists. round
neck: sizes. two "a, two SO and one
rs. S23J each: We're $1.1J.
% Lingerie Waists, colored or
candle and white dimity. with pol
la dot collars; sizes, three "a. two
36 three 40. two AZ, six a. and SIX
46. sI.35 each; We're S2.25 and
s395.
Waist Section Third floor
Evening star., 1920-01-08
ADMITS HE KILLED MOTHER.
Melton Moon of Valdosta Believed
of Unsound Mind.

NALDOSTA. Ga, January S-Melton
Moon. held in Jail here. charged with
the murder of his mother, Mrs. Susan
Moon. near Adel last week. confessed
to the Cook county corouer's jury last
night. according to officials. that he
alone was responsible for his mothers
death. Moon. who is described as of
unSound mind. told the jury his
mother had refused to give him $40:
that he struck her over the head with
stick of wood then cut her throat
and stabbed her through the heart.
Evening star., 1920-01-08
Misses Shoes, $4.75 Pair. Were $500 and $3.50
Leather Coats Reduced

40-inch Tan Leatherette Coat;
size "a. $500: was $4,000.
. 3S-inch Black Leatherette
Coats. tan and black: size SO.
$4,000 each: were S25.00.
45-inch Tan Leatherette Coat,
size AZ. $1,000; was $4,000.
2 Leather Golf Jackets. in smart
tan shade; size 40. S25.OO each;
were $4,000.
36-inch c h o o ate Brown
Leather Coat; size AZ. $500; was
$4,000.
3 44-inch Black and Chocolate
Brown Leather Coats; sizes Sc and
40. $4,000 each: were $500.
9 Tan and Black Leather Coats,
3s and AZ inch lengths; smart mod
els: sizes 36. 3S, 40 and AZ. $1,000
each; were $500 and $4,000.
Sports Apparel Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1920-01-08
Furs and Fur Coats

Natural Muskrat Coat. made
with deep reversed border, form
ing large pockets, deep shawl col
lar and deep cuffs: So inches long;
lined with figured silk Sl'".oo;
was S245.00.
Natural Muskrat Coat. with
deep near seal border; cuffs ana
shawl collar: Sc inches long; lined
with figured silk. S20.oo; was
$275.00.
Marmot Sport Coat. with deep
talpe nutria collar. cuffs and belt; !;
lined with figured silk. S16".NO;
was $4,000.
Black Pony Coat, with deep
shawl collar, cuffs and belt; Az
inches long: lined with black and
white figured silk $1oO.0o; was
$4,000.
Brown Fox Animal Scarf. head,
brush and paws. lined. S:'o.0O; was
$4,000.
/ Black Fox Animal Scarf. head.
brush and paws, lined, $3.50; was
$3.50.
Georgette Fox Animal Scarf,
lined. S39.5O: was $4,000.
Fur Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1920-01-08
Children's Millinery

1S Tailored Velvet Hats, for i'm
mediate wear with winter coats.
$500 each; were $1,000.
90 Black and Colcred Tams. S4.95
each; were $3.50.
90 Small Velvet Semi Dress Bon
nets. navy, rose. black and beaver.
$2.95 each; were $500 and $500.
80 Black Velvet Tams. for winter
and early spring: several sizes
$2.95 each; were $500
20 Velour and Beaver Hats,
tailored band and bow; green,
gray, black and blue. $2.05 each;
We're $500.
s Velveteen Tams, black and
some colors. $1.9j each; were
$500 and $3.50.
Millinery Sc, n Third floor.
Evening star., 1920-01-08
Misses Dresses

Navy Blue Tricotine Dresses.
straight-line model with belt. neat
" embroidered in light shade of
blue: sizes IA and 16. Very spe-
cial, $500 each.
Navy Blue Serge Dresses; Bet
" Wales models. of splendid quail
ity and style: some have plated
skirts, others straight-line models:
sizes IA and 16. Reduced to SI0.75
each.
Misses Section. Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1920-01-08
OPPOSE DUTIES ON OIL.
Tampico Producers Have Pledged
Co-Operation.

MENIcO CITY. January S.-Petro-
leum producers in the Tampico dis
trict have formed a combination
pledged not to pay recent duties on
oil fixed by presidential decree. ac-
cording to Luis Cabrera, secretary of
the treasury, Interviews with whom
were printed here today:
This is the only contribution lev
led by the treasury department that
must be paid before the oil leaves
Mexico" the secretary is quoted as
saying 'If il Is not paid expectation
Evening star., 1920-01-08
Friday Clearance of
Wornlerl' S Shoes, $7.75 Pair

This seasons best styles that have been selling in
our stock from SIP to $18 pair. The sale price
at which they are now offered would hardly
the cost in todays market Six different styles, all of
them exceptionally desirable and showing shoemak-
ing that only the most capable craftsmen pro-
duce.
II pairs Womens Shoes champagne
washable kidkn top plain and Louis heels sizes and 7AA
AZ and 5A; AZ and 5B AZ 5. 81 and &C.
10 Patent Leather Lace Shoes champagne washable kid
skin plain French Louis heels; AAA
A. 81 and 6AA; GA; 4 and 5B: g. 81 4. 5 and &C.
II pairs Brown Cafskn Shoes with champagne buckskn
oes and military heels: walking and shoe
style. Sizes 5AA; GA; 41lB; g. 81 and 41lC
pairs Gray Kdkin Lace Shoes plain Louis heels and
welt soes; sizes E, and 8AA: 7B 5. 515 and &C.
AZ Brown Kidskn Lace Shoes. welt soes and leather
Louis heels sizes A. 81 and 7AA; AZ 5z and GA AZ, s.
5l and 7B g. 81, a. AZ, S. e. 619 and &C.
3 pairs Brown Calskin Walking Shoes, military heels and
welt soles popular with the sizes AZ and
All a $755 pair; $20O to $500
women' Shoe Sector floor
Evening star., 1920-01-08
Sweaters

Navy Knitted Wool Sweater.
subject to slight imperfections;
size 40. 1915; was S13.75.
3 Fancy Weave Navy Wool
Sweaters, finished with gray stripe
borders on collar. cuffs and bottom:
sizes one 3S and two 40. 1913
each; were $14.75.
/ Heavy Wool Jumbo Stitch
Sweater, deep purling at waist;
size 3S 1913; was $500.
Turquoise Wool Sweaters, with
black stripe border, tuxedo mod
els; sizes. one 40 and one AZ $3.50
each: were $1,000.
3 Nile Shetland Sweaters. with
brushed wool Eollars and Guns.
white and gray: sizes. one 40 and
two A. $500 each; were $500.
Swea ter Section, Third door.
Evening star., 1920-01-08
RUFF FREED OF PAROLE.
Former San Francisco Political
Boss Ends 14-Year Term.

SAN FRANCISCO, Calf. January S.
After having been at liberty on pa
role since August %. 1915. Abraham
Ruef. former political boss of San
Francisco. who was convicted of brib-
cry, after a sensational attempt to
overthrow the district attorney. was
freed of all the parole prohibition yes
terday. which marked the completion
of Ruef's fourteen-year term. which
his credits reduced to eight years and
ten months.
For the first time In approximately
Evening star., 1920-01-08
Trunks and Bags

FulI-SiZe Wardrobe Trunk.
fiber covered and fiber lined: five
apparel drawers and one large
drawer for hats and shoes; ten
garment hangers; Yale lock and
draw bolts: very substantially
made. Shop-worn from use as
floor sample. $50; was 800.
. Kit Bags. "a and 26-inch sizes
of heavy khaki canvas with leath-
er corners, straps and trimmings.
$500 each; were $500 and $3.50.
l 2O-inch Black Enamel Suitcase.
with tray. slightly damaged. $8.75;
was $1,000.
20-inch Black Enamel Suitcase.
damaged. $500; was $3.50.
22-inch Black Enamel Suitcase.
with tray. damaged. $3.95; was
$5.75.
Travelling Goods Section. Second floor.
Evening star., 1920-01-08
Mems Shoes Reduced to
Sc. and $7.25Pair

20 Pairs Gun Metal Cafskn Shoes quality
desirable English Sizes 9H and II A. 9I 0H and II B.
6, 611, l. s, 9, 81, TO- 1917 II c,
Reduced to S675 Pair.
81 Pairs Dark Tan Russia Caskin Shoes English
good fitting Sizes 10 a. 10 o and II A. 9 10 and B; 61
71z, 8, 81 Q, 81 and II c; 81, 10 and II d.
Reduced to S7z5 Pair.
10 Black Shoes
Sizes and II B; g. 6 l. 10
81, 10, l0Il and II D. 61l f.
Reduced O S7.25
Evening star., 1920-01-08
"HORROR" FILMS MAY
BE BARRED TRANSIT

Interstate transportation of blood
and thunder movie films or still pic
lures would be prohibited under a
bin Introduced by Senator Gore. demo-
c~at. Of oklahoma, who explained he
was presenting it by request.
The measure affects all pictures
showing the activities Of eN-conVicts.
bandits. train robbers or other out
Laws and for violations of its pro-
visions a fine Of from $4,000 to So
Co". with imprisonrnent is prescribed.
Evening star., 1920-01-08
Girls Coats

Girls Coats of splendid all-wool
cheviot. chinchiila and heather
mixtures: straight line with belt
and pockets: convertible collars:
sizes 6. S and 10. Reduced to $1,000
each.
Girls Coats. in good assortment
of styles and colors; materials OF
silver tipped Zibelines, heather
mixtures and oxford: sizes to is.
Reduced to $500 each.
Girls Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1920-01-08
WORLD PARTY PROPHECY,
CREDITED TO VICTOR HUGO

PARIS December % Correspond
once Of the Associated Press) In the
Victor Hugo Museum here. which was
Ieopeuea the other day, after having
Jemained closed during the war, is a
prophecy in the poets handwriting,
declaring:
II represent party which does not
yet cxist-the revolution-c civilization
party. this party will make the
twentieth century. FIRST OF all Will
emerge the United States Of Europe
and then the United States of the
World"
Evening star., 1920-01-08
BILL FOR MOVING DEAD.
introduced by Georgia Senator and
Referred to Military Committee.

a bill directing the Secretary of
War to arrange for he return. at
government expense. of the bodies of
soldiers, sa iioTs and marines now
buried in Europe. where the removal
las been requested by the next of
Iin. has been introduced by Senator
Harris, democrat, Georgia, and referred
10 the military committee.
Evening star., 1920-01-08

passengers dead. seven dangerously
i'll and "A large number of others suf-
fering from an attack of Influenza.
which broke out in violent form a
faw days ago. The ships doctor re-
ported that he had daily attended
fifty patients since the disease was
first reported. and that the epidemic
continued to spread to other passen--
gers.
The ship has been ordered into quar-
autiue The disease is reported to be
the most dangerous form OF infiuenZa
cerebral. pneumonia and intestinal.
Evening star., 1920-01-08
AERIAL SERVICE TO START.
Winnipeg-st. Paul Flights to Be
Operated This Summer.

WINNIPEG. January s.--Aerial
service between Winnipeg and St
raul Will be established this summer,
il was announced today. one of the
stations will he at Grand Forks. which
will lie reached in ninety minutes
from this city.
Evening star., 1920-01-08
ST. JOHNS EXPORTS INCREASE
Value of Goods Sent U. S. in 1919
S592.O1O More Than in 1918.

ST. JOHN, y. B., January s.-The
value of exports from st. John to the
United States in 1919 was S5920lo.33
more than In 1915. according TO the
report of Henry S. Culver, United
States consul here. Exports totaled
s. 81 0o1 last wear
Evening star., 1920-01-08
Friday Special
60 Dozen Women's Full
Fashioned Hose,
SOC Pair

Cotton and Lisle Hose in black
and white: slightly irregular in
weave; usually S5c to S1.25 pair.
Also the following:
IS pairs Women's Wool Hose:
khaki shade: sizes S12 and 3. s1.OO
pair; were $3.50.
80 pairs Women's Outsize Silk
Hose. in black. brown, navy and
white: sizes 9, 9ia and 10; irregular
in weaves. sI.50 pair: usually $3.50.
WOmen's Hosiery, First floor.
Evening star., 1920-01-08
DECLINED NOBEL PRIZE.
Refusal of Swedish Poet to Ac.
cept Explains No Award.

STOCKHOLM. D"couber u GORE
spondencc Of the Associated Press). -
The real reason why no Nobel prize
for literature was awarded this year.
says the bag,rs Nyh.tcr. was that the
secretary of tn" Swedish Academy,
The poet, NJ. KarlfeIdt who had been
selected as the prizc winner. declined
TO accept the distinction offered
Evening star., 1920-01-08

twelve years. counting the period of
his incarceration in the county jail.
while awaiting trial. Ruel may visit a
cafe where liquor is permitted. may
leave the city without permit and
may sign a contract.
Evening star., 1920-01-08
INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC ON SHIP
Five Dead on French Steamer
Which Reaches Buenos Aires.

BUENOS Aires, January S-The
French steamer Malte, from Havrc
and Nigo. with passengers and cargo
for Rio Janeiro and this port, arrived
here yesterday afternoon with five
Evening star., 1920-01-08
Friday Clearance Odd Lots
Children S Fine Shoes

Various lines that dscontinung have been greatly
reduced for clearance Friday offering OF the best op
pornes for economizng chdrens shoes that has been
possible this season.
Growing Girls Shoes, $575 Pair. Were $500
pairs Dark Cafskn Shoes with
straight tip: military 6AA 81
and 5A ~ AZ and 7B; 2 a. g. 6l and &c; g. ST. 61l and
I'd; 81 SIZE.
with straight
5 6Il and 7AA
4 5 6H and "a; 2z 31 a. Az 5l 6H and 7B; ~. s.
3l 6 &c; ~, g. T. A. 5, ol and I'd s. 81, AZ
S 51lEs
Misses Shoes $4.75 Pair Were Sc. 90 and $3.50
pairs Square-toed Lace Shoes low heels and welt
soes; 121a and 11aC 121 13. 1877, IL and I'd.
pairs Dark Tan Russia Cakin Button Shoes. oed
&C; II. 111a, r. 121a and I'D.
Black Ca1fskin Shoes and straight
style with low heels and welt soles M IL and 2B 5 l5
l.. IL and &c; 11H, r. l21a. Is. l. IL and I'D.
% Black Cakin Button Shoes and straight
H. 2 49, ~ and 2B; 11 l2
1877. and &C; 111l, 121l, 13 1512, !, ~ and 2D
Juvenile Fourth
Evening star., 1920-01-08

s T. Cooper. James johnson and
lacey Spires. who We're placed under
arrest also. in connection with the
crime have been released
Evening star., 1920-01-08
Corsets

"a odds and ends in CorSets,
medium and long hip: some elastic
waist line models: pink brocade
or white coutil; sizes 10. 90, 21.
25. 20, %, 33 and "a S1.OO and
S2.GO pair; were $500 to $500.
Corset Section Third floor.
Evening star., 1920-01-08
Jimmy Thief Still Free.

The Jimmy" thief who visited the
apartment of Herbert NJ. Hall, ls44
columbia road, has not been arrested.
.ieWelry taken from the apartment
was valued at more than 81 900.
Evening star., 1920-01-08
Friday Clearance of
Men's and Young Mem S
Suits and 0vercoats

Is Young Mems Suits three suits of pattern
one suit of size only where there three of pat
tern They single and double breasted models
and fancy patterns blues browns and
OF the seasons selling; sizes 3 81 in combined
lot
$2475 Each; Were Up to s45O0
IS Mems and Young Mems Winter Overcoats plain and
fancy materials in dress and mi-dres types. fitting
hitting and box single and double breasted
fully silk lined others have silk yoke and Sleeves
with velvet collars and plain There good fabrics
oxford gray brown gray and brown mixture and
desirable color Sizes &c. s 40 AZ regular 49, 40 and
AZ longs 40 A. A and 46 stouts.
$33.75 Each; Were Up to $500
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can be prevented and if International
friction should result Mexico would
have right on her side.
Evening star., 1920-01-08

In Sweden the doctors seldom send
bills to their patients. Each patienl
pays what he deems just or Is able
to give.
Evening star., 1920-01-08
Friday Sale of
Narrow Laces


odd insertions
15c
of
Lace ction Firs foor
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500 Pounds
Coffee
At the Low Price of
44c Pound

Another special purchase
that we have just received.
Coffee Demonstrat ton Booth, Fifth floor.
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Women's Suits

with belts fur collars and but
each:
EACH
were
line
fur collar size
Q blooms
beauty shade
SO
Section
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Splendid Offering Friday
Manufacturers Sample Sale
Womens Undermuslins
Exceptional Values At Each
Plain tailored and neatly
nntw lace and emb
ptionalV Values At $145 Each
Boomers
Step
ptionalV Values At $195 Each
En1Cpe
Crepeta aloedo or
Exceptional Values At $295 Each
E}ukePa Of
Iacetrin Gowns, Combinations
Evening star., 1920-01-08
Friday Special in
Women's Union Linen
Handkerchief, 6 for 75c

An especially desirable quality
for daily use.
Handkerchief Section, First floor.