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Evening star., 1920-02-05
''HULLO, WASHINGTON"
SONG LOST AND FOUND
Search for Piece Contributed to
Local Production Stirs New
York Offices.

Washington society's latest the
atrical effort caused excitement in
the leading managerial offices of
New York this afternoon when Lee
Shubert. Al Woods and Comstock set
the entire machinery of their great
show-producing plants into motion
TO find a song for the local musical
comedy production, "Hullo. Washing
ton.
1t happened this way: Jerome Kern.
tho author of such musical hits as
""Oh. Boy" oh. Lady, Lady" Leave
i bss to Jane Good yeFy Good Gsa aaysa and I'd
lend Algernon F. NJ. Greig of the
British embassy staff. the director of
"Hullo, Washington" three songs for
the Washington production.
Mr.. Greig Immediately journeyed to
New York for the music. seeing in
Washington" Two of the pieces were
readily found in the Shubert offices.
but the third was missing.
After much searching by Lee Shu-
bert and his librarians it was sug-
gested that the song. might possibly
a search of that office disclosed the
precious music But there was no
manuscript of the lyrics. Then came
the attempt of Messrs. Shubert
Woods and Greig hurriedly to write
words for the. music, But the de-
seemed as if "'Hullo. Washington
would have been presented and for
gotten before the music had lyrics.
Finally a search was made of the
library of Comstock & Guest.
There the words were found. Mr..
Kerns song hit, NO One Ever Loved
Like YOU" has now become a part
of 'Hullo, Washington"
Evening star., 1920-02-05
Friday Sale of Drapery and
Lamp Shade Trimmings

Antique Gold Laces Braids and Insertions for
trimming and finishing lamp shades. table scarfs
pillows. bags and fancy work. number of dis
continued patterns and ends of lines, ranging from
the very narrow and to 3 inches wide; in many
desirable designs. A very special offering and an
excellent opportunity to get these trimmings for
present and future needs. We also Offering a
few antique silver braids in the collection. Sc to
4Oc yard; were 15c to soc.
We also offer number of lengths Of Edges
Fringes suitable for finishing curtains. draperies
table covers, ETC. These mostly / 10 u inches
deep and are either silk or inercerzed finish They
are desirable coiors Or browns. greens, mulberry.
red gold, blue etc. The lengths range from
yards up to 3s yards. 12zc yard; were 25c to soc.
Japanese Silk Tassels for lamp shades and fancy
work.; light and dark colors; limited quantity.
Sc each; were 10c and 15c. 25c each; soc
and 75c.
Fine Cluny Lace Candle Shade Covers in two
very attractive designs They entirely hand-
made and genuine cluny lace of exquisite beauty.
They would be marked much above their former
prices if placed in stock today. $500 each;
were $3.08.
Drapery Section. Fifth floor -
Evening star., 1920-02-05
Misses Apparel Reduced

2. Misses Sport Coats, new
models, short leather belts; one
is n walnut chin2hilla and the
other a brown p2lo cloth; size
is. $25 each; were $3.50.
4 All-wool silvsrtone Cheviot
Coats. full length models; sizes
IA. 16 and 1S; good plain tail
ored styles in three shades of
brown. *25 each. were $3.50.
Warm Navy sBlue cheviot
Coats. full length. lined to
waist. SO each; were s1s.75.
2 Navy Blue Suede Velour
Basque Coat Dresses, embroid-
cred pockets and cuffs: sizes 16
and Is. $35 eachs were $65.
. l Novelty Poiret-twill Straight
Line Dress. paten!.. leather belt,
distended pockets size 16. $3J;
was $55
Fine Quality Navy Tricotine
Dresses, each a distinctive mod
el, handsomely embroidered:
Russian blouse style with mar
row leather belts; sizes 16. Is
and 20. $49.5O cash; were SIS.
1 Brown Velour Dress.
straight-line model, plated
Georgette vestee, embroidered
in block design OF silk and gold
thread; size 16. 5000; was
SIS.
Navy Elue velveteen' Suit,
ripple model. fancy silk lining;
size 16. $35; was SIS.
1 Navy Blue Velour Suit, seal
inc collar; size 18. $29.5O; was
$55.
2 ALL wool tailored
Suits, both in mahogany shade;
of silvertone and chevrona cloth;
size 16. $25 each; were $45 and
$3.50.
Misses Section, Fourth door.
Evening star., 1920-02-05
GEN. CONNOR TALKS
TO WALTER REED men
Tells of Conditions in France aad
Developments Following the
Armistice.

Brig. Gen. w. D. Connor addressed
the patients at Walter Reed Hos
pital yesterday afternoon. outlining
briefly the conditions in France from
the armistice to the date of departure
OF the last troops of the American
expedltionary forces. He described
the task of bringing 100000 men
from overseas; the magnitude of the
construction of the camps at ports
of debarkation, and the difficulties
encountered in this construction-
chiefly unfavorable weather condi-
u0nS; that the magnificent spirit of
all ranks. both men and officers, en-
abied them to overcome all difficulties
IN a way that rebounds to the credit
OF the American people.
Cen Connor told about the care
OF the cemeteries for the America n
dead in France and of the honor and
respect which have been shown by the
French people to our dead He stated
that arrangements were now being
made for the return of the bodies
from certain areas in France, at the
desire of the relatives
He described briefly the sale of sur
plus stores in France, after stores
Eeeded by this country had been re-
turned by shlpmenr These surplus
stores were in every degree of condi-
tion, varying from perfect condition
to absolute junk. Approximately
$3.50 100000 worth of these stores
were sold to the liberated nations
the allies and to the Red Cross. and
the remainder was sold to the French
government in a block sale for an
proximately 100000 900, the French
government assuming all liabilities
for damage claims arising in connec-
tion with these stores. That upon the
departure of the American forces
innumerable claims arising from the
presence of our troops in every sec
uon of France were settled. That the
statement to the effect that the Amer
lcan government had paid for damage
arising from the rent of trenches as
part of war operations for the protection
OF our troops, was unfounded.
The general concluded with "a brief
description of the present conditions
IN France, especially in the area OF
operations. and a tribute TO the fore
sight and willingness to accent re-
sponsIbiiity for decisions and tn.
constant thought evidenced by Gen
Pershing Tor the comfort and well
being Of his men
At the conclusion of his talk Gen
conner visited a number of the wards
with an especial view to talking with
men of his division who were still
confined to bed by wounds
Evening star., 1920-02-05
Baby Carriages

] White Enameied English
Perambulator, tufted cushions,
green hood lining, rubber tired
W h Is; slightly imperfect.
$4,000; was $1,000.
2 White Enamel All-reed
Pullman Baby Carriages. re-
versible body, detachable cush-
ions; green hood lining; rubber
tired artillery wheels; used as
floor samples. 1 at $3.50, was
$4,000; l at $500, was $4,000
2 Alfred Pullman Baby Car
riages, ecru finish, reversible
'pody; inbber-tired wheels; used
as sample. $500 each: were
$4,000.
3 White and Ecru Enamel
Strollers, trimmed with reed
roll edge:. used az sample.
$1,000 each; were $500.
Baby Carriage Section. Fourth Floor,
Evening star., 1920-02-05
French Handmade
Under.uear ;.

A special lot of IA French Per-
Gale Gowns, with low, round
necks and short, set-in sleeves;
yoke at back; daintily hand
embroidered and scalloped.
Sizes 36 and SO. Special, 1895.
4 French Envelope Chemise
made in camisole and corset
cover styles, daintily 'hand-em-.
broidered in solid and eyelet
work. Sizes 40. ana A.. 1895;
were, $500.
10, French Envelope Chemise,
OF French cambria or nainsook,
with corset cover top, daintily
hand-embroidered and scallop-
ed Finished with eyelets run
with wash satin ribbon. Sizes
So, 40. AZ and IA. $2.85 each;
were $3.75.
40 Wash Satin Camisoles, in
corset cover and camisole
styles. either tailored or trim
med with val lace and georg-
cite crepe. Sizes 36, 38, 40 and
AZ. $1.15 each; were $1.50.
UndeEmuslin Section. Third Floor.
Evening star., 1920-02-05
Women's s Waists

13 Black Silk Waists in tucked styles with fiat
or convertible collars. Sizes SO. 3s. 40 "A and 46
$3.95 each S5.75
% Georgette Crepe Waists in beaded, embroid-
cred and tucked styles in black, navy. taupe, white
and flesh. Sizes "a, So. 3S, 40 and ~. $8.95 each
s5.75.
4 Khaki Cloth Regulation Shirts Sizes 49, A
and 46 $1yOO each; 1895.
4 Lingerie Waists of i nsne batste or dmity in
Sl.OO each; were $2.25 to $2.95.
Colored Striped French Wolfe Waists with
round necks finished with wide tuck, lace edged
fril; turn-back frl cuffs. Sizes 40 AZ, "A and 46.
1895 each: $6.75.
5 Fine White Batiste Waists made with double
pleated fri11s down front. Collars and cuffs finished
with pleated frilis Sizes 34 S. 49, 40 and AZ
S3.95 each; $6.75.
Waist Section Third Floor.
Evening star., 1920-02-05
Mems Wear at Reduced Prices

so pairs Mems Heavy Natural Gray Merino Socks.
double soles toes and heels; size 10 only 25c pair
Soc
60 pairs Mems Medium Weight Mercerized Lsle
and Cotton Socks: seamless; black. white and un-
bleached: sizes 10 and 1919. 25c pair; 40c.
so Mems Fancy Colored Silk Four-in- Hand Ties
figured patterns in and pronounced colorings
$1.45 each; $500
4S Mems Fancy Colored Silk Four-in- Hand Ties
figured patterns and medium colorings. $I65
each; $3.50.
IL pairs Heavy Khaki-Colored Capeskin Gloves
good for driving and motoring; wool lined; made
with heavy outseams and straps at wrist; sizes
81. 9h and TO- Sass pair: were $500.
IT Mems Plain White Silk Neglige Shirts; grade
we disseminating because Of inability to procure
sizes 16, 16h and II. 1885 each; were $500
25 Mems Natural Color Silk Pongee Shirts some
slightly imperfect in weave sizes a. 141s, Is, 15h
and 16X 1886 each; $500.
e5 Mems Medium and Light Weight Muslin
slightly soiled from handling; sizes Is, 16 and 1S
$1.35 each; were S1.75 and $500.
Mems Store, First noor.
Evening star., 1920-02-05
Girls Apparel

4 Brown Velour Coats. with
collars of brown Coney fur;
sash belts and pockets. Sizes 8.
10 and IA years. $25 each; were
$3.50
2 splendid quality Velour
Coats. one brown and one beav-
er. with collars and cuffs trim
med with bands of skunk o'pos-
sum. Sizes IA and 16 years.
$3.50 each; were $49.50.
French Blue Silvertone Coat
with large collar. of taupe fur,
Size 10. $20.5O; was s49.50.
Brown Velvet Coat with nu-
tria fur collar. A slightly
bloused model with sash fin
ished with balls Of nutria fur.
Size IA years. $2ss5O; was $3.50
8 Coats of Brown Broadcloth.
taupe velour and navy silver
tone, all with large collars of
nutria fur. In size IA years.
S29.sO each; were 355 and $3.50.
II Taupe Velour Coat with
loose back and full rolling col
lar. A dressy mo6el with collar,
cuffs and. bottom trimmed with
bands Of dark Squirrel fur. Size
IA, years. &35; Was s62.50.
2 s Jack Tar Dresses, made of
excellent quality Lonsdale jean
with embroidered shields and
emblems ON sleeves. Slightly
soflcd. 4a95 eacf-;; were $3.50.
Girls Section. Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1920-02-05
Silk Petticoats

2 Flesh-colored Satin Petit
coats. finished with silk en-
broidery or deep georgette
fiounce. Sc and 37-inch lengths.
$3.50 each; were $1O.5O.
White Wash Satin Petit
coats with scalloped or tucked
hounces and reinforced panels.
SO, SO and 40 inch lengths. $3.50
each; were $S.75.
White Silk Skirts of jerscy.
taffeta and satin with tucked or
pleated f1ounces;. .36 and 3S-inch
lengths; $4.oS each; were $500
3 Light Gray Taffeta Petit
coats with deep pleated fiounces;
3s and 40-inch lengths. 1896
each; were $500.
10 Colored Figured Sateen
Petticoats with pleated novelty
founces; "a, 36, 38 and 40-inch
lengths. $1.95 each; were $2.25
and $275.
Green Sateen Petticoats with
pleated f1ounces. Extra sizes.
36 and 38-inch. lengths. Sl.0S
each: were $2.75.
Pettieoat Section. Third noef.
Evening star., 1920-02-05

Mrs. Elizabeth Sabuna Wilbur Parks,
accomplished violiuist, died Monday
at West Point. n. Y, of bronchial
pneumonia. She had been i'll about
ten days.
Mrs. Parks, the daughter of Dean
Allen Wilbur of the Columbian College
of George Washington University, was
born in this city twenty-pine years
ago She was edu here. She
studied music here under Joseph kas-
par. Followed by success, she gave
numerous concerts. and her splendid
Interpretation of the stringed instru-
meat became well known throughout
the city.
In June, 1917. she married Capt. Ly-
man lewis Parks of Louisville, KY,
who had been graduated from West
Point Military Academy two months
previous. Capt. Parks served in the
war against Germany in the 18th In
fantry of the 1st Division, and was
among the first to go overseas. The
war ended, he was appointed an in
structor in mathematics at West Point
Military Academy, in which capacity
he now serves.
Surviving her are her parents. hus-
band and a small daughter. Funeral
services were held this afternoon at
1880 o'clock at the home of her par
ents, 1905 Columbia road. Interment
was in Arlington cemetery.
Evening star., 1920-02-05
Friday Sale
Japanese Crepe
Kimonos, Specially
Priced .&3.95 Each

A special lot Of Dozen Japa.
nese Crepe Kimonos. with loose
Jap sleeves. Belted models
wi h girdles. Attractively
hand-embroidered, in colored
chrysanthemum design.
Is Lavender Cotton Crepe XII.
monos. belted with elastic.
Pleated skirts, ribbon trimmed
and daintily embroidered with
silk to match. Sizes Sc, SO, 40
and AZ. $2.a5 each; were $500.
9 Silk Crepe Kimonos,e in deli
cate shades OF orchid and blue.
Hand embroidered in contrast
ing cclors. Belted by wide eye
let's drawn with satin ribbon:
Sizes 36, 38, 40 and AZ. $S.85
each; were $3.50.
NeSlige Section. Third HOor.
Evening star., 1920-02-05
Another Special Offer Tomorrow
w. & L. Special Coffee
at the Low Price of &c Pound
Coffee Booth, Fifth floor
Friday Reductions on
Furniture, Beds and Mattresses

Two-Piece Mahogany Chppendale Living Room
Suite, consisting of davenport and armchair: nm
holstered in beautiful gold and blue damask:
slightly imperfect $19s.OO: $265O
Two-Piece Cane and Mahogany Living Room
Suite. 6-ft. davenport and armchair upholstered in
beautiful tapestry; $4,000; $4,000
1 5-piece Louis XVI Hand Painted Living Room
an undershot gold thread $c95O0 was s3s5 90
Gray Enamel Vanity Dresser. $500; was
10000 ~
j Ivory Enamel chironier: slightly imperfect
Al Golden Oak Dining Room Chairs with Span-
ish leather seats. $575 each: were $3.50.
Golden Oak Armchairs Spanish leather seats
$7.75 each: $1,000.
Full Size Beds at the following reductions:
! Ivory Enamel. &c2y5O: was s35 90
] Ivory Enamel, 42SOO; $35 co.
I Ivory Enamel. $35OO, $4,000
/ Fumed Oak. 912-5o; was $500.
] Mahogany, $275Os $500.
" / Mahogany, $S75O, $4,000.
r. Z 3-ft. Best Quality Imperial Felt Mattresses
slightly soiled. 1878 each: S25.0O.
3 4.6-ft. Best Quality Mixed Hair Mattresses
slightly soled. $3.50 each: were $4,000.
1 4.6-ft. Capitol Felt Mattress soiled. S1e5O,
[s-ft Cotton Mattresses. soiled s1..so each:
$780,
4.6-ft. Ostermoor Mattresses, slightly sofled
SEATS each: $4,000 =
10 eft Cotton Pads. $5.95 each: were $780,
8 3-ft Fiber Mattresses. 3375 each: were $500
26-ft. Ostermoor Mattresses slightly soled
8105o each; were $25.00
&6-ft Best Quality Imperial Layer Felt Mat
tressee slightly soiled. $16.5O each; were $25 OO
Furniture md Bed Sections. Sixth r.
Evening star., 1920-02-05
House Dresses and
Aprons

Extra Size One-piece White
House Dresses in fitted styles
with sailor collars. three-quar-
ter sleeves and adjustable belts.
$2.95 each; were $500.
6 Plain Blue Gingham Rever-
sibIe Aprons, with long sleeves
and white pique collars and
cuffs. Size "a. $S.4J each; were
$3.50.
3 Black and Blue Checked
Bungalow Aprons. with side
front fastening: low v necks
and short sleeves, trimmed with
ric-rac. Sizes 3S and 3S. S2.85
each: were 1915.
8 Black and White Figured
Percale Bungalow Aprons. with
three-quarter sleeves, Finished
with collars, cuffs and adjus-
table belts of black and white
striped percale. Sizes So and
3S. S1.85 each: were s2.75.
House Dress Section, Third door.
Evening star., 1920-02-05
China !

1 Hand Painted White and
Gold Chocolate Pot. $2.O0s was
$3.50.
Hand Painted e-piece Dress
er Set, &1.85, was $500.
17-piece Hand Painted Nip
pom China Tea Sets. consisting
of 1 Teapot, Sugar and Creamer
and six Tea Cups and SaucerS.
1896 each; were $3.50.
1 Imported 19-inch decorated
China Meat Platter. $1.05; was
$500.
1 Decorated Haviland China
Pickle Dish, csc: was $2.25.
100 White and Gold American
Porcelain Salad or Tea Plates,
Sc each: were Csc.
7-piece Hand Painted Nip
pom China Nut Sets, SOC each;
were $1.50.
1S Small Decorated Cream
Pitchers. 1Oc each; were 25c.
2 slightly shop worn Table
soc each; were $1.95.
2 Imported Gold and White
= China Sugar Bowls. Special,
$1.25.
i slightly imperfect Wood
craft Pottery Vase, $2.45; was
$3.50.
i slightly imperfect Wood
craft Candelabra, $500; was
Hand Painted Nippon China
Rose Jar. Special, $3.50.
China Section, Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1920-02-05
Muslir, Underwear

90 Nainsook Corset Covers,
daintily trimmed with fine lace
insertions and edgings; some
combined with embroidery in
sets. Sizes 40, AZ, and A. CSC
each; were $1.00.
.13 Nainsook Gowns, with low
v necks and short Sleeves,
trimmed with embroidery and
finished with fine tucking and
shirring forming empire effect.
Sizes So. 38 and 40. 4I.I5 each;
were $1.75.
10 Nainsook Envelope Chem
ises. in corset cover style, trim
med with lace and embroidery.
Loose or empire effects. Sizes
40, AZ and A.. CSC each: were
@1.S5.
Undermuslin Section. Third Floor.
Evening star., 1920-02-05
Housewares

12 Small Garbage Pals. tight
fitting covers. Special price, 4Sc
each.
Step-ladder Chair. slightly
damaged. 500; was 1896.
1 Heavyweight Garbage Pail.
slightly damaged, $l.75; was
$2.5O.
Small Galvanized Coal Hods.
slightly damaged. 75c each:
were S1.25.,
1 white Enameled Oval Bath
room Mirror. slightly damaged.
$3.50: was $3.50.
Mirror, square shape, slightly
damaged. .$2.75; was $3.50.
1 White Enameled Slop Pail.
slightly damaged $500, was
1885.
White Enamel slop Pals.
slightly damaged. $1.5O each;
we7e $2.85.
White Enamel Bath Stool,
slightly damaged. $1.50; was
$2.5e.
/ Green Stained Wood Basket,
damaged. $2.5Os was $3.50.
White Enameled Sick Room
Table, slightly damaged. $c.5Os
was $500.
1 WdtcI IOWeT w 4Snluk MA.
chine. &19-50s was $25.00.
1 Rotary Ash Sitter. slightly
damaged. $2.05; was $3.75.
2 Large Galvanized Garbage
Pals, covers damaged. $l.05
each; were $3.50.
= Large White Enamel Sugar
Canister, slightly damaged.
S1.15; was SI.75.
Small White Flour Canister.
slightly damaged. 05c3 was
$l.45.
Small Square Cake Box.
slightly damaged. $1.25s was
SITS.
1 Small Bread Box, slightly
damaged. 81.65; was $2.25.
12 Aluminium Double Boilers,
heavy quality: Q quart size.
Special price. &2.25 each.
IL Aluminium Tea Kettles.
heavy quality. Special price.
1926 each.
12 Aluminium Saucepans,
good quality, s pint size. Spe-
cial price, 7Sc each.
House Uares Secfion Fifth Hoor
Evening star., 1920-02-05
Little Girls
Muslin UnCer.uear

27 N / n S k Underskirts.
trimmed with embroidery ruff
fies; size years. soc each !;
were 75c
IA N al n sock Underskirts,
trimmed with ruffles of lace and
insertion; sizes 4 and years.
75c each; were $1.00.
10 Little Girls Nainsook Tn
derskirts with ruffles trimmed
with lace and embroidery in
sertions. 95c each; were $1.25.
10 Little Girls Cambria Gowns
with high necks and long
sleeves. edged with embroidery.
65e each: were CSC.
10 Childrens Muslin Night
Drawers, with high necks and
long sleeves. Slightly soiled
from display. 95c each; were
SLIPS.
Infants Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1920-02-05
S2,S2S.31

Contributions from the Marcus Notes
theaters-the Criterion. Empress and
Plaza-raised the Mckimmie fund to
the Line of Duty Club to a point be-
yond $4,000, today's exact amount
totaling s2,527.31
The theaters raised S451S5, and Mr..
Notes. on behalf of his wife and fam
lly. added an amount sufficient to
bring this amount up to s475.
Contributions are expected from
societies and organizations during the
remainder of the week. Several or
SaniZations have voted an appropria-
tion for the benefit of the McKimmie e
family, comprising a widow and three
children, the oldest being six years
of age.
Through the police department a
fund was raised sufficient TO pay off
the mortgage on the MckimD1ie home
and to clear up outstanding debts.
Mrs. Mckimmie's condition at pres
ent precludes the possibility of her
taking up work for the support of
the little family. Another child is
expected in the family in the near
future
The goal of the Line of Duty Club at
present is to provide funds sufficient
to allow the widow of Policeman o.
\. Mckimmie. who lost his life pur
suing a burglar. sufficient headway
to support the family and bring up
the children as they would have been
had the protection of the public not
been the cause of removal of the head
of the house
Evening star., 1920-02-05
Friday Sale of
Wo,nen's Jersey Ribbed
Cotton Combination
Suits

Regular size, special, $1.75
each.
Extra size, special, $500
each.
These are Medium-weight
Jersey Ribbed Cotton Combina-
. tion Suits. with high neck, long
sleeves and Dutch neck, elbow
sleeves, and ankle length. They
are of very fine quality, soft,
elastic and wonderfully COM
Portable and well made.
Also the following:
1S Women's Jersey Ribbed
Gray Wool and Cotton Vests,
high neck and long sleeves;
sizes 8 and 8; slightly soiled.
$1.5O each: were $2.25.
30 Women's Swiss Ribbed
Wool and Cotton Combination
Suits, low neck. sleeveless, knee
and ankle lengths; sizes and
g.. $3.50 each; were $3.50 and
81 Women's Light-weight
Jersey Ribbed Cotton Combina-
ton Suits, Dutch neck, elbow
sleeves and ankle length; sizes
5 and 6. $1.25 each; were $1.75.
Knit Underwear Section, Third Floor.
Evening star., 1920-02-05
SUBMARINE THEFT BALKED.
Three Officers of d'Annunzio
Forces Placed Under Arrest.

LONDON, February@4 Cby the Asso-
ciated Press).-Three officers of the
forces of Gabrielle d,Annunzio, the in
surgent leader at Fiune, have been ar
rested while attempting to seize a sub
marine and bring it to Fiume, accord.
ing to a dispatch to the Central News
from Rome.
At the same time eight guns and six
teen cars laden with bombs were stolen
and sent to Fiume, the dispatch adds
Evening star., 1920-02-05
DISMISSED FROM ARMY
Court-Martia Convicts Capt. Potts
and Lieut.. Guver.

Capt; John R. Potts, 46th Infantry,
and First Lieut.. IeMert r. C;uver
Sanitary Corps. have been dismissed
from the Army as a result of court
martial proceedings. Capt Potts was
convicted of the charge of violating
the 6lst and 96th articles OF war. at
Fort Oglethorpe, Ga, and Lieut.. Guyer
was convicted of the charge of vioIat-
ing the 95th and seth articles of war
at San Antonio, Tex. The President
approved the sentence of dismissal in
each case.
Evening star., 1920-02-05
BOLSHEVIKS SET MAY !
FOR COUP IN BULGARIA

SALONIKI, February 4 (by the AS
sociated Press) s)-Bulgarian bolsheviki
have fixed May l as the date of a coup
d'etat by which the present regime in
that country is to be ousted by violence,
according to Sofia advices which tell of
the seizure of bolshevik documents here.
More arrests of communists are re-
ported. Two hundred and thirty have
been taken into custody at Sofia, thirty
five at Philippopoli and 300 at Plevna-
Evening star., 1920-02-05
Friday Clearance of
Window Ventilators

Good health is largely dependent upon properlv
ventilated rooms These Window Ventilators al
low proper circulation Of air without draft verv
favorable opportunity for purchase is offered
through this clearance sale.
Is Window Ventilators 36 inches long s15 inches
high 35c each; were soc.
"a Window Ventilators 4S inches long sll inches
high. 4Jc each; CSC
"a Window Ventilators, Sc inches long 1e inche.
high. 55c each; 75c.
"a Window Ventilators, 4s inches long 1s incbes
high. Csc each; were S5c.
Housewares Section. Fifth hoor