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Evening star., 1920-10-14
SEVERAL PERSONS HURT,
Autos Figure in Number of Dis
trict Accidents.

An automobile owned and driven
by D. c. Johnson. 41S Shepherd street,
and an automobile driven by George
w. Younger. 1880 Perry place. col
lided at 14th and Monroe streets last
night. Mrs. Theresa Johnson, twenty
six years old. was thrown to the road
way and injured, while Miss Minnie
johnson, forty-ive years old, an
other occupant of the car, received
injuries to her head.
Myrtle Saunders. 2202 I'd street, was
driver OF an automobile that crossed
the sidewalk in front of 304S M street
yesterday afternoon and damaged a
show case. The machine also struck
and slightly injured Jeanette Tatel-
man. three years old, residing in the
NJ street house. The child was treated
at Georgetown University Hospital.
Melton Gray. colored. eighteen years
old. 337 7th street southeast. was
knocked down by an automobile
driven by Frank Moran, 42s Shep-
herd street, near Good Hope road and
Nichols avenue last night and slight
ly injured. He was taken to Casualty
Hospital.
Mrs. Lydia Bennett. colored, forty
nine years old. 2027 L street, was
at 18th and F streets yesterday after
noon and slightly hurt. Surgeons at
Emergency Hospital rendered first
aid.
A collision between the automobiles
of Raymond Higgs. 1872 e street
northeast, and F. A. Hooks, 2131 Dove
court, occurred in front Of S02 H
street northeast last night. Neither
automobile was damaged, the police
reported.
,, A mail truck driven by v. A. Othey,
423 NJ street, collided with q street
car at 9Th and G streets early this
morning. Slight damage to both We
hicies resulted.
William H. Anderson, eighty-six
years old, inmate of Soldiers Home.
was knocked down by q motor truck
in front of 819 7th street shortly
after 10 o'clock this morning and
seriously injured.
Louis Johnson. colored. driver Of
the truck, residing at Silver Spring.
| Md, went to the second precinct po-
lice station and reported the accident.
Police Of the sixth precinct detained
him until they could make a further
! investigation of the affair. The SOL
| dier was taken to Emergency Hos
! pital, where 1t was found he was
! suffering from cohcussion of the
brain and decorations of the head
and right hand. His condition was
| said to be critical.
Evening star., 1920-10-14
association Demands Full
: Investigation on Haiti
and Thanks Mr.. HARDING

NEW YORK. October IA (by the
Associated Press).-Full investiga-
tion by a non-partisan committee of
Americans and Haitians of the ad-
min istration of affairs in Haiti by
American forces was demanded in a
statement made public here today by
tie National Association for the Ad-
Gradual withdrawal Of United
States marines and appointment of
a-committee ito report on repara-
ton to Haitians who suffered be-
Pavement, injury or property loss
fcom the American invasion" were
recommended.
rThe association gave out q copy of
a-telegram sent to Senator Harding
congratulating him "on the result
of your inquiry into the unconsti-
tutional and brutal invasion of
Haiti"
Evening star., 1920-10-14
BRYAN TO ADDRESS
D. c. YOUNG PEOPLE
Speaks at Convention Tonight at
First Congregational
Church.

William Jennings Bryan will be the
chief speaker at the second annual
convention of the Christian Young
People of Washington. which will
open its session this evening at the
First Congregational Church. Fifteen
hundred delegates. representing near-
ly $4,000 members, will attend. Will
liam Knowles Cooper. secretary OF
the Y. M. c. A., will preside. and after
varied program the meeting will
elect officers for the coming year.
The supplementary sectional ses-
sions will be held as follows: October
IS, northeast, Ninth Street Christian
Church; October 19, northwest, I'm
manuel Baptist Church; October 20,
southeast, Metropolitan Presbyterian
Church, and October %, southwest,
Marvin Methodist Episcopal. South.
Among the organizations affiliated
in this movement are the District
Christian Endeavor Union, the Dis
trict of Columbia Epworth League,
the Epworth League of Washington
city and vicinity, the Baptist Young
Peoples Union. the Luther League
Central. the Young Women's Chris
tian Association and the Young Mems
Christian Association.
The general public will be admitted
to the services this evening after the
reservation period of 7:45 o'clock.
Several hundred seats will be avail
able to those desiring to attend in this
manner.
Evening star., 1920-10-14
Waists

IL Batiste Waists, white with
colored polka dots, batiste cpl-
lars and cuffs, finished with mar
row pleating. 4 size SO. 2 xise
40. l size ~, 3 size ~. 2 size IS.
e116 each; were $3.sb.
IL Lingerie Waists, in voile.
lace trimmed with medallion and
edgings. 3 size "a, S size So. =
size, 3S. l size AZ. S3.85 each;
were $3.50. $s.75. IS and s6.75.
~ Coiored Organdy Waists.
embroidered collar and cuffs
trimmed with Irish lace edge.
and front is finely tucked. In
copen, flesh and lavender, and
two white voiles. size "a.
size 36. ! size 3s, size 40, . size
AZ, 1 size A. size IS. 1915
each: were $s.7s.
. White French. Wolfe Over
blouses. embeoidered collars and
trimmed with rose. or blue voile
bands. 1'size- a.. size 26, !
size SO. size 40, size ~. 1878
each: were S975.
8 Black Crepe de chine Waists
in tailored styles. 4 size "a and
size 36. $2.95 each: were $5.75.
80 Taffeta, Crepe de Chine and
Georgette Crepe, Watsts. one of a
kind in flesh. white. blue, taupe
and black. Some are lace trim
med. others are tailored. l size
"a, IL size 36. 10 size 3S, 4 size 40,
9 size AZ, / size. "A. . eS each;
regularly $3.50. $S.75 and $40.
Waist Section. Third Aohr, y
Evening star., 1920-10-14
Lamps, Candles
and Shades

IS dozen 8-inch Banquet Can
dies: pink, yellow and green. &c
each; were 15c.
s dozen S-inch Fancy Candles,
square and round. 15c each:
were CSC
8 Ivory Oil Boudoir Lamps.
with linen shade. q each; were
-.
1 SILK Shade, 2o-inch. gold with
gold braid trimming and fringe;
slightly spilled. S14.50i was $22.50.
I Decorated Paper Shade in
black and colors, slightly dam
aged. ess was $13-5o.
Lace Candle Shades with
green lining. slightly soiled. II
each: were 81.
I Two-light Blue and Gold
Table Portable, slightly damaged.
~, was SIS.
Lamp Sectisn, Second door.
Evening star., 1920-10-14
Corsets

2 Binner Corsets. in fine pink
broche. well bound, low bust.
long hips. Sizes 20 and 80. $3.50
each; were So.
Franco Corsets. for the tall
figure, Of strong coutil. low bust
with elastic gore, very long skirt.
Sizes % and "a. 1915 each:
were IS.
s Ideal Waists for young girls
Sizes 26. '27. 2S. SOC each: were
81.
IL Lily of France Corsets. low
bust and long skirt style, q few
remaining in a special corset.
Sizes 81 and %. $3.6S each.
10 Brassieres for the full fig
ure. of pink brocaded material.
with long lines. Sizes 38, 40. AZ,
A.. 4S. $3.50 each: were $3.50.
80 Bandeau Brassieres, of pink
material, fastening at the back.
Sizes IS. 50, 40 and ~. 3Sc each;
were 45c.
Corset Section Third 6ooP
Evening star., 1920-10-14
BARNETT AMAZED
. BY HAITI CRIMES
Conditions Made Public as
: Result of Charges by Sen
: ator Harding.
Dy the Associated Press.


: Disclosure that summary inves-
legation of alleged practically in
discriminate killing" of Haitian ma
aves by United States marines wa
ordered more than year ago by Maj
Gen. Barnett. then commandant OF the
Marine Corps, was made yesterday In
the publication of report by Gen.
Barnett on operations in Haiti during
american occupation.
Evidence at the trials of two ma
fine privates for the killing OF ma,
'Gves shocked me beyond expression,
e$en Barnett said in a letter or sep
umber 81 to Col. John H. Russell
Commanding in Haiti, ordering an I'm =
mediate investigation. with the ap-
proyal of Secretary Daniels. 1t was
H once carried out by Col. RuSselI, !,
who submitted a report to the navy
Department March 90. 1920, but Gen.
Harnett said this report had not Deen
turned over to the Marine corps neao
charters up to last June, when ne was
Succeeded as commandant OF the corps
By Maj Gen. John A. Le1eune.
Result Of Probe Unknown.
Gen Barnett's report contains no
tigation for this reason, as 1t covers
operations in Haiti only up TO the
time he was relieved as commandant.
Secretary Daniels, 1t was SHOWN;
O .red Gen. Barnett September ls
4 to submit special report on
,nditions causing the investigation.
,fhis report was incorporated in the
general operations report made pun, :,
Hc yesterday. Gen. Barnett received
me order while on leave of ABSENCE
shortly after publication of state
Hsents by Senator Harding. republi-
nracidapfia1 nominee CritiCiZlng
the naval administration in Haiti.
I'm Secretary Daniels absence from
Washington today the report OF Col.
Russell on his investigation was not
available.
Insane OMcer Ordered Deaths.
Maj. Gen. John A. Lejeune. com
mandant Of the Marine Corps. said to-
day that the two Marine Corps pri-
Yates who were tried for killing cap
tive Haitian bandits executed the pris-
orers on orders of their commanding
oficer, Lieut.. H. T. Brokaw. who sub
snQuently was adjudged insane and
removed from the service. The pri-
Yates were acquitted. the general said
Evidence adduced at the trial of the
two men led to an investigation of
What Brig. Gen. Barnett, then COM
nFandant of the corps. characterized
az "indiscriminate killing" of Hal
tf1ns.
Zen. Lejeune declined to discuss the
result of the investigation which Gen.
Barnett ordered last year immSlAate-
lY after examining the c@c:nce ad
duced at the trial of the two marines,
and which he referred to in his re-
port to Secretary Daniels yesterday
on Marine Corps operations in Haiti
up to last June 80. Gen. Lejeune said
Secretary Daniels probably would
have a statement to make on his re-
turn to Washington tomorrow.
Evening star., 1920-10-14

IL pairs Children's Creepers,
Of white dimity, shirred at neck
and finished with pink or blue
embroidered sprays. Sizes / and
2 years. 140S each: were 81.
. Children's Winter Hats, in
various shapes and colora, with
ribbon band and streRmers- sass
each: were IS to -.
3 Children's Felt Hats, with
roll brim, trimmed with ribbon
band and streamers. e4.o6 each;
were $3.75 to $3.50.
80 Children's French Skirts, of
fine batiste, entirely hand made
and trimmed with dne tucks.
lace and hA a embroidered
sprays. 43.4S each; wero IS to
"a Children's Crepe Gowns,
either with high or low neck.
and trimmed at neck and sleeves
with narrow lace edge. Sizes
2 to years &c each: were
$l.se.
Infants Section. Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1920-10-14
Dolls and TOYS

As Character Dolls undressed,
45c each: were Use.
SO Character Dolls. undressed.
CSC each; were $1.25.
50 Character Dolls. undressed,
75c each; were $50.
80 Character Dolls. undressed,
95c each; were $1.95.
s 22-inch Dressed Girl Dolls,
$6 each; were Sl2.
3 2O-inch Dressed Girl Dolls.
Is each; were SO.
3 1s-inch Dressed Girr Dolls,
&3.85 each: were $3.50.
Toy Stores, filled with toys.
One at &4sS, was 81: One at
&5.45, was SO. One at HS.75, was
$25.
A lot OF small toys at reduced
prices.
Tsy Section, Fourth door.
Evening star., 1920-10-14
Friday Reductions in Curtains

Very good quality marQui-
sette curtains, nicely mercer
lied. with 2-inch border hem
stitched in silk thread. -
pair in ivory, ~ pair in white.
Special, 1855 pair; were $3.75.
20 pair Plain Ruffled Muslin
Curtains, with narrow tucks.
o5S Dair, were 81.
40 pair Voile Curtains, soft
and sheer. with narrow ruffles.
Very pretty for bedrooms. $2.3S
pair; were $3.75.
pair Novelty Bedroom Cur
tains. 1895 pair; were $3.50.
~ pair Imported Swiss Point
Curtains. ivory color. with
pretty narrow side border de-
sign. 4exS pair: were $3.50.
- pair White Irish Point
Curtains, neat narrow border
design. tx35 pair; were $3.50.
2 pAir White Dotted Swiss
Curtains. &2.25 pair; were
$3.7s.
; pair Ivory Marauisette
Curtains. cluny lace edge and
stitched border. $5.7s pair:
were $3.50.
8 pair Fine Ivory Voile Cur
tains, with attractive border
design. 1S pair: were $3.50.
10 pair Fine White Sheer
Wolfe Curtains, with lace edge
and 2 rows of hemStitching.
80.7x pair; were SIC.
Evening star., 1920-10-14
Mems Fine Shoes
1t Nearly Half Price

- pairs Mems Dark Tan Eng
lish Shoes of high-gfade makes
which we are closing out. sizes
s. sh, z. 8 and lob: 5H, 6, sX, z,
7A and &C; 3. SM. 10 and lid.
20 pairs Dark Tan wing-tip
Shoes OF good grade: sizes tn, S.
aehB; 8. 6k. rs. 9k. 10. lOh
and 11C.
T55 Pair; Were $l3.so and SIS
Also Is pairs Mems Tan Rus
sfa Calfskin Shoes with light
bucksktn top. Sises 6k, 2, 7H, 3,
8h and 9B; z, 9. 9k and 10C.
sS.7k pair; were $12.
80 pairs Mems Bath Slippers.
Special price, Sec pair.
Mems Shoe Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1920-10-14
Misses' Apparel

Dark Copen Serge Coat, belt
ed model; half silk lined; size II,
S1S.5O3 was $3.50.
l Silvertip Velour Coat, light
weight; half silk lined: silk
stitching, SS5; was $s6.
2 Jersey Dresses. overblouse
effect: gray stitched with navy
silk; sizes lS and Is, S16.5o each;
were SIS.
2 Black TafYeta and Lace
Dresses. sizes Is and 1S, o17.50
each; wero $3b.
2 Light Blue Two-piece Smock
Dresses, In jersey, wool embroid-
cred; sizes 16 and IL, S1S.So each;
were $35.
Navy Serge Betty wales Mod
el. straight lines. S23.10, was
$3.50.
A group Of Smocks, in voiIe,
poplin and crepe: combination
collars aad cuffs: embroidered in
contrasting colors, &1.45 each;
were IS to $3.50.
Misses Section. Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1920-10-14
French Cor,bnations

IL French Nainsook Combins :
tions. open drawers and corset
cover style. daintity, hand en-
broidered and scaHopeaa some
with lace inserts and Val lace
edSing.- Sizes IS, -2S. 20. ~. sS.ss
each: were IS.
10 French Nainsook 'Combina-
tions. corset coyer and open
drawers style. lace trimmed and
hand embroidered in elaborate
effects. Sizes &C., 38. 40. a.,
e4.85 each; were $3.50 and IS.
3 French Combina4loIs, open
drawers and corset coyer style,
finished with Freuch' field or
scilloping. Sizes 40 and A.
1895 each; were $3.50.
2 French Straight Chemisc,
camisole style, hand enbroidered
and scalloped. Size as. $2.3J
each; were 81. -,s
Silk Underwear Section, Third door.
Evening star., 1920-10-14
Wask Dress Goods

$50 short lengths of Wash
Goods, in I to s yard lengths; IN
piaids, checks and stripes.
I to yards Outing Flannel.
40e yard; was SOC.
III to S yards 3s-fnch Percale.
lEe yard; was S5c-
1 to yards 32-inch GinEham.
~ yard; was 58c.
; to 5 yards Embroidered
Swiss. Sl.5o yard: was 81.
2 to ; yards Apron Gingham.
Soe yard; was 35c.
Cotton Dress Goods Section. Second
Evening star., 1920-10-14
A Special Offering In
Haalla1d China Dinner,uaFe

Genuine Haviland Dinncrware, in very
neat conventional border design, that we
are closing out at half and less than half to-
days prices.
sc each
80 Tea or Salad Plztes. Specially priced SEC
each.
18 Dinner Plates. Specially priced. &c each.
20 Soup Plates Specially priced. sc each.
Covered Dishes. with mat gold handles. $aSs
each.
Pickle Dishes. Specially priced, Csc each.
2 1O-inch Neat Plattrrs. Specially priced,
Sl.95 each
2 l2inch Meat P1atters. Specially priced,
$zz5 each
l4ineh Meat Platters.. Specially priced, $z1s
each. {;
China Sectio., Fifth aosr.
Evening star., 1920-10-14
ABILITY TO COOK AIDS.

His qualifications as cook will
s1pe Philip Shirley Cockrell, who kill
cd his wife. Pearl Hortense Cockrell,
from going to the penitentiary at At
lanta TO serve twenty years imposed
on him by Justice Gould. The De-
partment of Justice has notified the jail
authorities that Cockrell should be con
fined at Lorton, Va Since his convic-
ton Cockrell has been cooking the meals
for the prisoners at the Jail
Evening star., 1920-10-14

3 Figured Cotton Challis XII
monos, with collar and cuffs and
belted WITH elastic: In colors Of
rose ana vioiet. oZ.yx each; were
- and $3.50.
Cotton Crepe Breakfast Goats.
hemstitehed lawn collar q n d
cuffs. pockets and adjustable
belt; in light blue. old blue and
lavender. 11.16 each; were -.
20 Boudoir Caps. Of silk and
lace combination. or dotted Swiss;
in pink, blue and yellow; finished
with ribbon rosebuds and ro-
sotteA ne each: were 7Sc
Hegiiee sectisa, Third noor.
Evening star., 1920-10-14
Wicker Furniture

Pedestal Style Reed Aquariums, ivory hnish
with rosebud decoration. a65S each; were $3.50
Tall Frosted Finish Fiber Flower Urn, ON fern
stand SAYS; was so.
/ Handsome Reed Fiber Breakfast Table, with
glass top, finished in frosted brown. SIS; was $85
| Reed Tea Cart, in frosted brown, slightly i'm
perfect. SIS; was $3.50
l Old Ivory Reed Electric 2-ght Portable,
slightly soiled and imperfect 8; was s.
Wicker Furniture Section. Fifth ncor.
Evening star., 1920-10-14
Manufacturers SAMPLES
Undermuslins
At Very Low Prices,

A manufacturers sample sale
of gowns; some have low neck
and short sleeves, others have
high neck and long sleeves.
Envelope Chemise, Petticoats
and Princess Slips, lace and
embroidery trimmed, in simple
or elaborate effects. Some
strictly tailored m o d E Is, in
white and flesh, nainsook,
null, Seco silk and cotton
crepe. The values are most ex-
ceptional Very specially priced,
7sc, sc, SIS and ASS.
Muslin Underwear Section. Third noor.
Evening star., 1920-10-14
Comforts and Blankets

3 Plain Null Covered Comforts.
lambs wool filled. SO each: were
SIS.
4 Figured Silkoline Covered
Comforts, 9-inch plain border.
DA!55 each: were $3.50.
I pair Wool Blankets. 80xSe
inches; cut and bound separately,
s0tled. 9lx5O, were $18.
3 pairs Wool Blankets, 6ex9o
inches. 40.15 pair; were $3.50.
1 pair All.wool Blankets. 6OxS4
inches. 1lT.5O; were $50.
6 Heavy Cotton Blankets. in tan
and white; size 70xS0 inches. $5
each: were $3.50.
Blanket seetSsa, Second floor.
Evening star., 1920-10-14
Mems Shirts, Meckuear
Underwear and Collars
Specially Priced

81 Mems Colered Silk Four.in-
Hand Ties, attractive figured and
striped colorings. SSc each;
were 50 and $3.50.
Is suits Mems Best Quality
Plain White Muslin and Main
sock Pajamas, large and extra
large sizes. $2-35 each; were
$3.50.
10 pieces Extra Quality Silver
Cray Wool and Cotton Mixed
Shirts and Drawers; shirts,
sizes 42 and a; drawers, sizes
SO and ~. - ea0h; were. $3.Se.
40 Mems Aefeeri1ea Corded
Madras Soft Collars. pointed and
round corner shapes; Si1ss Is
and 16h.. 3 for 60cs were Soc
each.
Evening star., 1920-10-14

10 dozen Mems White Cheviot
Sports and Outing Shirts. but
toned down collars attached.
single soft cum with button
wrist: pocket. Sizes IA to 16k
inclusive. e1.SS each; were s3.Se-
81 Mems Coiorsd NeEiige
Shirts. soft fold cuffs. striped
patterns and pronounced colOr-
ings that are Absolutely fast.
Sizes II. Is. 15A, 16 and ls1E.
ks.35 each: were $3.50.
70 Men'B Colored SILK Hour-in-
Hand Ties, figured and striped
patterns; very attractive color
inEs. S1.S5 each; were So and
$3.50.
Mems Store. First 1por.
Evening star., 1920-10-14
Friday Special in
Won,en's Silk Hose.
$2.50 pair

25 dozen pairs Women's All-silk
Hose. black. white and good
range Of colors. Subject to
slight irregulafity In weave. II
perfect they would be marked at
$3.50 and 81 pair. Specially
priced. $25o pair.
36 pairs Women's Fine Grade
English Cotton Stockings, with
hand embroidered white clocks.
Sizes 81 to 10. $50 pair; were
$3.50.
30 pairs Women's Pure Silk
Hose, with lisle garter tops and
sole. in black aud navy. r.
regular weave, sizes 8M, 81, 10.
1lIeS pair; were IS.
Hossefy Section, First nssr.
Evening star., 1920-10-14
urs

Brown Animal Fox Scarf.
lined with head. four paws, and
large brush. &8S; was $43.
l Mole and Georgette Crepe
Cape. moon shape. 10, was
$3.50.
l Black Narobia Scarf. lined.
with head and brush SIx; was
$3.50. -
/ Sitka FDx sQouble Pea. with
mead and brush. ;&xS: waxs$so.
fChild's Set Or Lynx CIT. round
mum and roll collar. &S75; was
s10.75
1 Natural Coney Childs Set.
round mum and tie fastened with
button. $If.5o, was SIS.
Fur Section, Third fiosr.
Evening star., 1920-10-14

20 pairs Misses Black Calf
Lace Shoes, welt sole and low
heel. Sizes 1ah. 1. III, "a; 1917,
l.. 1hB; 121z. l. INC; 13. 13kD.
$&35 pair: were S..
6pairs Youths Tan Calf Eng
lish Lace Shoes. Sizes II, 12,
12hB; II, 13C; I'D. $3.25 pair;
were IS.
1S pairs Youths Black Calf
English Lace Shoes. Sizes IL.
liz. IL, 12M. 13B; IL. IL, 12k.
13C. 12k, IL. l3hD. $a35 pair;
were IS.
children's Shoe Section, Fourth door.
Evening star., 1920-10-14
Glove Silk Vests
Reduced TO 81 50

8 doGen Gleve 8ilk Vests, in
pink, regulation or ribbon straps.
Si4es 36 to ~. S2.50 each; were
sass.
81 Womsn's Glove Silk Enve-
lope Combination Suits, ribbon
straps. in flesh and white. Sizes
10 Women's Swiss Ribbed Wool
and Cotton Combination Suits.
low neck and sleeveless. knee
length. Slxes and 3. 02.S0
each; were $3.50 and $3.75.
-Wsmsa's Knit Usasswssr Section.
Third 6oee.
Evening star., 1920-10-14
Couns

1 Brown Tricotine Dress. size
81. $3e5o, was S55.
2 Navy Tricotine Dresses, one
straight-line model with satin
vest, other has round neck with
filet lace collar and cuffs; size 36.
S30.5o each; were $55.
; Navy Serge Dresses, sizes 81
aud 3s. e9e.50 each; were $50.
2 Dresses. one navy and black
tricolette; sizes 3S and 3S. SlB
each: were $2s.50.
1 Gold Tricolette Dress. with
vest Of French blue: size 36. s15s
was $50.
Beaver and Brown Tricotine
Dress. with embroidered vest and
tabs. 01o.Sos was $75.
Brown Tricolette Dress,
straight one-piece embroidered
model: size 20. Ss4.58, was $50.
3 Black and Navy Serge Dresses,
braid trimmed, large sizes only,
in 90. 42 and a. $1o.5o each;
were SIS.
wonen's Dress Section. Third Aser.
Evening star., 1920-10-14
Continuing TOMORROW the Special Sale of
Apron Dresses
or Bu'lggalow Aprons
At These Three Lou Prices
$I.35.,. $2.35 $3.35.

When you examine the quality of the materials
the refinement of Designs coorings and styles and
note the splendid workmanship you will that they
values much better than the ordinary We think
they the best values offered in recent years.
The offering is very timely, inasnnuch as such gar
ments are most in demand at the housecleanng season
HouseD Scion,Th hird floor.
Evening star., 1920-10-14
DETACHED FOR SEA DUTY.

Lieut.. Commander Virgil c. Griffin,
jr., has been detached from duty as
a member of the board of inspection
and survey, Navy Department, and
assigned to the command of the ship
plane division of the Atlantic heet.
Evening star., 1920-10-14

1 gallon-can Jap-a-lac Oak
Stain, $S.S5, was $3.50.
! White Sanitary Kitchen
Garbage Pail, slightly shop
worn, $3.85, mas IS.
2 Large-size copper-bottom
Wash Boilers, slightly dented.
1895 each; were $3.50.
4 White Enameled Slop
Jars, slightly damaged. $2sO
each; were So.
4 White Enameled Foot
Tubs, slightly shopworn. $1
each; were $1.S5.
1 White Enameled Roll-top
Bread Box. slightly damaged.
$3.50; was 81.
1 Galvanized Rotary Ash
Sitter, slightly d m g e d.
1856, was s4.75.
! Glver-plated Fruit Basket.
slightly shopworn. 49,;
was $3.50.
1 Silver-p,ated Cheese and
Cracker Dish. slightly shop
worn. S2.95, was IS.
/ Silver-plated Sandwich
Tray. slightly shop worn.
4110s was a.
Housewares Section. Fifth 6sor.
Evening star., 1920-10-14
Mems Umbrellas

lS Mems Is and u inch black
tape edge Gloria Cloth Um-
brellas. $zS5 each; were s
UnbFeila Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1920-10-14
SUeuters

IL Heavy Wool Slip-ons, with
fancy stitch ripple skirts, and
full sleeves in navy and black.
67b each: were $10.75.
10 Lightweight Wool Slip-ons,
with full skirts and puffed
sleeves, some purled at the waist;
In navy and black. 9E.gS each: !:
were $S.75.
Sweater Section, Third dosf.
Evening star., 1920-10-14
Curtain and Drapery Materials

2s0 wards window Drapery
is a
An excellent value
fvinR halls.
ty in green, tan and putty. yard s.
green gold and rose