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Evening star., 1921-11-17
ANDREW HUSSEY ALLEN
EXPIRES IN HOSPITAL
Former State Department Employe
Had Lived in District

Andrew Hussey Allen. sixty-six
years old. chief Of the bureau Of rolls
and library Of the Department Of
state from 1892 to 1905, died Tues
day at Garfield Hospital. Mr.. Allen.
who had been a resident of Washing
May, and returned to Washington last
Saturday. when he was taken i'll.
The body remained at the chapel
az. i1S0 Pennsylvania avenue north
west until s o'clock last night; Inter
ment is to be at Portsmouth, n. II.
Mr.. Allen, who was the author Of
many government publications and
editor OF the first five volumes of the
monumental documentary history of
the Constitution of the United States.
s. 1855.
He was graduated from Harvard
University in 1878, being admitted to
the bar in 1889. but never practiced.
He was disbursing agent of the court
OF commissioners of Alabama claims
from 1882 to 1885, member of the
united board on geographic names
from 1890 to 1905, in which latter year
he retired from government work.
In 1893 he inaugurated and edited
10 Its conclusion the bulletin of rolls
and library as a medium for publica-
ton of catalogues, indices and import
ant papers of the national archives.
His works included those on the Of
fcial relations of the United States
with the Hawaiian Islands. historical
archives Of the Department of State.
methods Of recognition of foreign
governments and foreign states by
the government of the United States
and a paper on the diplomacy of the
world war.
Mr.. Allen was member Of the
academy Of Political Science and OF
the New Oxford, Cambridge Nondon).
Club.
Evening star., 1921-11-17
REV. J. J. GRIFFIN EXPIRES.
Dean of Sciences at Catholic Uni
versity Ill Six Months.

Rev. John J. Griffin. dean of sciences
at Catholic University and profess
sor OF chemistry at Notre Dame.
Baltimore. Nd. died yesterday after
noon at Notre Dame. following a
six months illness. He was sixty
two years old and maintained his
residence at the Catholic University
here.
Father Griffin was born at Germ
ing. n. Y. and received the degree of
A. s. upon his graduation from OF
awa~Cniversity In 1851, later recefv-
ing the N. "A. degree. He received
the degree of PHI. D., from Johns
Hopkins while instructor there in
1895. He received his appointment as
dean of the Catholic University school
of sciences in 1908.
During the summer months. Father
Griffin conducted Camp Nameshaw in
New Hampshire. Funeral services
will be held Saturday morning at
1880 o'clock at Notre Dame
Evening star., 1921-11-17
ZlHLMAM TO BE SPEAKER.
Washington Real Estate Board
Will Meet Tonight,

Representative Zlhlman Of Maryland
is scheduled to address members of
the Washington Real Estate Board
at their monthly meeting tonight at
8 o'clock in the Hotel La Fayette,
18th and / streets northwest.
The meeting tonight will mark the
resumption of monthly night meet
lmgs OF the board, 1t Is understood.
The periodical gatherings were sus-
pended several months ago. Harry K
Boss, president of the board. will
preside tonight.
George o. Watson, local bank presi-
dent, urged closer cooperation be-
tween bankers and realtors in an
address this afternoon at the weekly
luncheon of the board in the Hotel
La Fayette. He explained the rela-
tions of the banker and the real
estate man from a bankers view
point. Edmund D. Rheem, chairman
Of the luncheon committee. presided
Evening star., 1921-11-17
A Good Many Blouses

Tumbled. upset, mussed some
what by the Appreciation crowds,
but the biggest values OF the
year!
S6.sO,to s. Silk BIouses, $3.95
Overbiouses and regulation styles
for matron and miss-crepe de chine
and seorsette. Big range OF Fail
shades.
$3.50 to SO Tailored Silk
Blouses, $500
Pussy Willow, Radium, Wash
Satin and Silk 6roadcloth: in white,
flesh, bIsque. navy and cray. Very
newest styles. including Peter Pan
and long roll collars, turn-back
euf.s, knife pIeatins. This is WON
derfui lot!
$40 to $l2 Tailored Silk
B'ouses, $5.95
Of extra fine quality Wash Satin,
Crepe de chine, Radium and Pussy
Wiliow Silks; strictly tailored, with
roll collars, Bromley effects and con-
vertIbIe collars.
$3.50 to SIS Blouses, $S.75
ovenblouses Of Canton Crepe, Crepe
de Chine, and Geor0ette Crepe. beau.
tifuiiy beaded and embroidered; also
tis.back and slip models, in all
the leading shades.
$3.50 to $40 Dressy Suit
Blouses, $9.95
OF Canton Crepe, Crepe de Chine,
coIors; beaded and embroidered; or in
beautiful contrasting shades-styies
with new neck lines. Stunning sleeve
effects.
Evening star., 1921-11-17
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported to
the healu department within the last TWEEN
ty-four hours:
Fannie Gales, 70, 2.4 18th place ne.
Hattie Neville Calhoun. O., 341S 18th st.
Susan Hardy, 81, Home for Aged and In
firm.
CHARLES Keskeshian. 0 months, ChIldren's
Hospital.
pital.
Edward Bell, Il, Emergency Hospital.
Elisabeth Green, 81, 1906 Girard at. ne.
William II. Dorsey, months, Children's
Hospital
Bridget O'sullivan. -, Georgetown Uni
Laura R. Anderson. 90, 27oo Cathedral ave-
nue..
sabbatino Gaimecchina. A, Georgetown
Charles Matthews. 81. sll street north.
east.
Thomas c. Bailey, 90. 1921 N street.
Elisabeth Caskey, u. Sibley Hospital.
Thomas n. Robertson, "a. 1865 Monroe
De Los 8. Pulford. g.. Garfield Hospital.
Olive NJ. johnson. a, 7o7 Sd street north
east.
Evening star., 1921-11-17
Plaid Skirts, S.

just sample Of the Remnant Prices
in the Appreciation Clear-away
20-$l1.50 Skirts, $500
Box -peated plaid skirts, in tan and brown,
and navy and tan; "a to 80 waist bands.
10-$14.50 Skirts, $500
Pruneila cloth skirts, in fashionable stripes
box plated; button. trimmed belts; navy
and gray, brown and tan, black and white;
26 to "a Wristbands.
50-$16.50 Skirts, $1,000
In the finest pruneIIa cioth-piaids, strjpes
and block check; box and side plated; an
new color combinations.
l5-$10.00 Skirts, $3.50
Navy and black serge; side panels and box
plated styles; ~ to 3s waIstband
Evening star., 1921-11-17
Cloth Dresses

Cloth Dresses
Out with Appreciation Ends!" is to-
morrow's slogan. We call these rem
nants-but they are all good dresses.
S$l050 Jumpers, $295
OF serge, with pockets and braid trimmed
1S$l6.50 Jumper Dresses, $8.75
Of veiveteen; braid trimmed; In navy, black
and brown.
l5-$25 Jumper Dresses, $1,000
OF navy trieotlne. with ribbon, braid and
30-$2s and $50 Tricotine Dresses
$l5.7S
EIaborateIy beaded and embroidered. Among
them are coat effects, long tunIcs, blouse and
hip waist line styles; sirdies Of ribbon and silk
cord.
20-Tailored and Dress Models, $l9.75
OF navy trieotine and twill cord, with steel
and Jet beading, chenille and floss silk en-
broidery.
l2-S50 to $6s Cloth Dresses, $33.7S
Elaborate street models Of twill cord and
tricotine; fitted bodice, tunIc, hip waistiine
and coat models richly trimmed with wood.
Jet and steel beading, fringe and braid. Navy
and black.
Evening star., 1921-11-17
Appreciation, Brings
Many Remnants
Handbags

A general clearing-up tomor-
row, regardless of former prices.
S. and S. Handbags, $2.95
A general assortment Of newest
style sass, In duvetyn, silk velvet
and Ieather-coversd and metal
frames-7tted with change purses
and mirrors. Wonderful values here
tomorrow.
$3.50 to $3.50 Handbags, $s.s5
Another big selection called from
Appreciation assortments-duvety
velvet, seal and morocco HANDBAGS
POUCH and swaoser snapes-a few
poekstbooks. Some vanity cases.
Big range for choice and values most
extraordinary.
Evening star., 1921-11-17

William H. Horseman. 65. $40 1st street.
Elizabeth Ross. o., 2O9 ! street northeast.
Margaret Baesghlin. 80. Providence. Hospital
Infant of Arthur and Helen Dreher, 2 days.
Sibley Hospital.
Clarence Thompson, %. Freedmen's Hos
pital.
Mary Walker. ~. Emergency Hospital.
George Grandy, 70. Home for Aged.
John T. Martin. Os, Freedmea's Hospital.
Evening star., 1921-11-17
GEN. DIAZ TO GET DEGREE.

CINCINNATI, Ohio. November IL
When Gen. Armando Diaz. commander
of the Italian army during the wofld
war, visits Cincinnati on December 6
he will be the recipient Of an honor
ary degree of doctor of laws at the
University of Cincinnati.
The ceremony will take place in the
gymnasium of the university.
Evening star., 1921-11-17
WILL GIVE Benefit,

The benefit performance for St Ann's
Infant Asylum is to be given at Car.
roll Hall tonight by the St. Patrick
Players.
Leave 1t to Pierre is the name OF
the playlet, to be given under the di.
rcction Of Rev. Hurney Of ST Patrick's
Church A chorus OF fifty will supper,
the principals in the cast
Evening star., 1921-11-17
CLERK FORCES CUT 1874.
Record for October Given by Civil
Service Commission.

Uncle Sam made a net reduction Of
1874 in his army of employees In Wash
ington during October. the Civil Serv-
ice Commission stated today.
The actual number who left the
service during the month was 2.02l.
but the addition Of 1,127 new work
ers left net cut of s94.
The heaviest reduction was in the
Navy Department. which curtailed its
force by 220. The War Department
cropped 1877 and the Department of
commerce 166. Smaller reductions
were made in other Offices.
Evening star., 1921-11-17
LACK OF QUORUM.
Board Of Education Fails to Meet
First Time In Years.

Lack Of a quorum prevented the
regular meeting of the board Of edu-
cation yesterday afternoon at the
Franklin School. This 10 the first
time In years that q meeting has
been postponed on account of the alb !.
sence Of the board members.
There are nine members on the
school board. and q majority con-
stitutes quorum. Three members
were present-Dr. Henry B. Learned.
William L. Houston and DR.. J. Hay
den johnson. The date for the de-
ferred meeting has not boon set. hut
1t is believed 1t will not be called
until the early part Of December.
The military situation in the white
and colOred schools was discussed by
the three board members during a
brief executive conference.
Evening star., 1921-11-17

Silk Dress Clearaway
Dozens of odd dresses taken from ap-
probation assortments for nnai clearing
$3.50 and SIS Silk Dresses, $ls.7s
OF satin, Canton crepe and crepe de chine
tailored and elaborate models; some with col:
black.
30-$37.50 to SIS Dresses, $2l.50
For afternoon and street wear; o. chiffon,
crepe and crepe back satin; ornamented with
Jet fringe. ribbon ruffes, embroidery and
BRIGHT eo'ored 'ae'"ss; co'ors, navy, black and
20-$47.50 and $3.50 Smart Dresses
$2S.75
Satin de chine and Canton crepe, long plated
tunicS hip waist lines and blouse styles, dis
playing embroidered net and lace collars,
braid and ribbon trimmings. Black and navy
only.
2s-$s9.50 to $6s Afternoon and
Street Dresses, $34.75
In Roshanara satin-faeed canton. satin de
chine, canton and georgette crepe; ornamented
with gold thread beading and floss SIX EN-
10-$75 Evening Gowns, $44.75
Beaded robes, In jade, flame, white and
black; silk net over satin and dalnty finished
with rosebuds.
15-$79.50 and SOS Dinner Gowns
$S4.75
Elaborate models Of Spanish lace. crepe
meteor eon,bneh with lace In black over
fuchsia, and other stunning effects; trimmed
with beads, embroidery and fringe.
10-$75 to SOS Silk Dresses for
Large Women, 49.75
OF crepe meteor, canton crepe, Roshanara
and satin de chine; designed on long, slender.
ICED lines and trimmed with chenille embroid.
cry and braid. In navy, black and brown.
Evening star., 1921-11-17
FRANCE H0N0RS WALLACE.

Hugh Campbell Wallace, former
United States ambassador to France,
received from NJ. Jusserand. the French
ambassador. yesterday afternoon the
order of the grand cross of the Legion
of Honor. the highest decoration in the
gift OF the French government.
Evening star., 1921-11-17
Hundreds of Pairs of
Gloves

Sizes are broken up-but we
will try to have them straight
ened out by the time the store
opens in the morning.
$3.50 Centemeri "Fielder"
Gloves, $2.45
Strap-wrtst models, In French kid,
In white, black, gray, tan. This 10
the popular gauntlet style.
S. Capeskin Cloves, $2.4S
Strap. wrist style, In English tan;
sizes 81 to IVA.
$3.50 Cape6kin Cloves, $l.95
1-eIasp models, In gray, buck and
Newport.
$3.50 French Kid Cloves, $l.95
2.ciasp, In tan and gray, with
fancy embroidered backs.
s. French Glace Cloves, Csc
Extra fine quality, but broken lots
and sizes.
Evening star., 1921-11-17

England was unable to cop cham
pionship Of any sort in America this
year, but the all-English women's
hockey team has certainly trimmed
Americas fair hockeyists to a turn.
Evening star., 1921-11-17
Silk Underwear.

Scores OF fine silk undergar-
ments-tailored and lace-trimmed
STYLES. Some may be a little
mus ssed-but a general remnant
clearing of Appreciation mer-
chandise takes effect tomorrow.
$1.O0 Satin Camisoles, Csc
trimmed with val laees; ribbon
straps; flesh color.
81 Silk Envelope Chemise
$l.S5
Crepe de Chine, trimmed with lace:
also tailored models with stitched
yokes. Just a few Of each style.
Pretty as can be---Just think, $1.s5.
$3.50 Silk Envelope Chemise
SASS
OF radium silk, crepe de chine and
satin; trimmed with fiIet, val and
venice lace; flesh, white and orchid.
$3.50 Silk Gowns, 4.85
Heavy crepe de chino, with fiiet
and val laces; tucked aeor9ette
yokes; also tailored styles, In radlun1
sIIb and hemstitehed; flesh and
white.
$l2 to SIS Silk Gowns
and Pajamas, $S.85
Crepe de Chine, aadium and Moon
Clio SlIks-sieeveiess tailored modeis;
flesh, orchid and light blue. Some Of
the prettiest and most attractive
models at this low price for Appre.
citation Clearing.
Evening star., 1921-11-17

Appreciation clearing brings suit values
quite extraordinary.
6-$55 Wooltex Suits, $3.50
In navy and brown suedetex; panel back and
beted models; sizes 36 to 20.
10-$65 and SIS Suits, $3.50
OF navy black tricotine; beited .and un-
beIted jackets; sizes SO to 42.
20-$75 to $3.50 Wooltex Suits
$3.50
In tailored and dress effects. In moussyne,
suedetex and trlcotInes they feature long lire,
panel back and beIted designs. Some are
hand embroidered, others fur trimmed. In
navy, black and brown; all sizes.
80 e$89.50 Suits, $49.75
Extremely smart dress models with short
box Jackets bell sleeves and large mole collars
made Of duvet de iaIne, In black and brown;
sizes 32 to SO.
g. $es.5o to SIS Suits for
Large Women, $3.50
Strictly tailored and fur ur.trimmed models. in
straight, semi fitting and beIted effects. Made
Of duvet de iaine and trieotIne, in navy, brown,
burro and black. Sizes 421a to 4sIa.
25-$S5 to $l10 Suits, $3.50
Elaborate creations. hand embroidered and
enriched with collars Of krimmer, beaver,
nutrIa, dyeo squirrel, wolf and konsky. Ma
teriais are the seasons finest duvet de laine,
moussyne and suedetex, In navy, malay, burro,
Sorrento, taupe and black
Evening star., 1921-11-17
Neckwear Goes Out!

Some of it mussed, but a press
ing will put it right again. All
good styles.
s. Neckwear, $3.50
Including net vestees with collars,
boat shaped collars, Peter Pans,
Guimpes without sleeves, 8atiste
vests, linen vests, fine pique sets,
broadcioth sets, ETC.; all attractIveiy
trimmed with filet, baby irish Val
and Venice lace.
p S. An-Wool Scarves, $3.95
In oxford, tan, brown and navy;
some with pockets; also few In
fiber silk, with plain and Roman
stripes.
Evening star., 1921-11-17
Negligees
and Breakfast Goats!

SS - ~~3SNA~Ds ~sS~s
Nearly 50 picked from Ap-
probation lots for remnant clear
ing at new low prices!
$40 Silk Negligee and
Breakfast Coats, $3.50
Negliges of crepe de chine,
satin and taffeta, trimmed with
georgette and lace. Breakfast
Coats of taffeta and satin, trim
med with self-raching. Several
delicate shades. Choice styles.
SIS Silk Negligees, $ll.S5
Crepe meteor, brocaded silk
and georgette; some with flowing
sleeves of georgette, others have
lace capes; also a few Breakfast
Goats of gros de Londres. Priced
for quick clearing.
IS Corduroy Breakfast
Goats and Robes, $3.95
With sash, roll collars and
pockets, fancy patterns of fine
English eorduroyl
Evening star., 1921-11-17
Left Over for Misses

Left Over for Misses
Coats and Dresses, in charming misses
styles, IA. 10 and IS years.
|$39.S0 Sport Coats, $29.50
mixtures.
s-$3s to SIS Sport Coats, $500
Tan with raglan sleeves.
S-$3s.so to s4s.5o Coats, $3.50
Strafshtne models with beaverette collars;
In navy, brown and reindeer.
1O-$75 Coats, $3.50
With collars Of mole, Australian opossum
and nutria; or Of self materials. CoIors: Navy
brown. reindeer and Sorrento. Some extra big
values In this lot.
8-$S5 Coats, $3.50
nanveIalne ana Morrett, with embroidered
nutra, beaver. mo!eskin and wolf; coIors are
navy, Sorrento and brown.
l5-SS5 to $3.50 Coats, $3.50
With large shawl collars Of wolf. nutria
and beaver; straIshtilne; blouse and flare
isine % and MoSrett. T coors are black, Brown Brown
and reindeer.
:$lo:7S Velveteen Slip Overs, $500
Navy blue and brown.
@$l6.50 Jersey Dresses, $500
Henna and tan.
8$23.50 Dresses, $1,000
straiohtIine models Of navy blue tricotine.
l5-S29.5O Dresses, $500
OF canton crepe: several attractive styles in
navy blue and black.
15-$25 to SIS Dresses, $3.50
TricotIns and Poiret Twill; in navy blue.
12-$39.50 to $45 Canton Crepe
Dresses, $3.50
In navy and black. Some with lace combi-
nations, others trimmed with silk braid and
monkey fur.
Evening star., 1921-11-17

Furniture casters are now made Of
compressed leather.
Evening star., 1921-11-17
Millinery

The final closing Of Apprecia-
ton items!
l0-$5 to $3.50 Hats, $1.W
Soft felt or velvet.
12-$S.50 Sport Hats, $3.50
Combinations Of Velvet, Ribbon
and Braid; many colors.
$3.50 Hats, $500
Including models Of Ribbon, Vel.
vet, Soft Duvetyne and Hatters'
Plush.
l2-$l5 to $3.50 Dress Hats
$3.50
Mole Cloth, Duvetyne, Iyons and
Panne Velvet Hats In good shapes
and shades. Come and oee u there
iSn't a becoming one for you!
Evening star., 1921-11-17
Re-Grouping the
Petticoats

Petticoats
brings many big values for
the Appreciation Clearaway!
IS and S. Silk Petticoats
$3.9S
Included here tomorrow will be
many SkIrtS from the higher. priced
Appreciation lot-of satin, all silk
Jersey and Jersey with tafseta
fIounces; fancy pleated and ribbon
trimmed; also straIghtIIne models In
satin.
$3.50 to $40 Silk Petticoats
$4.SS
AIl.Jerseys satin and radium, In
fancy pIeated, ribbon trimmed and
straiahtIins models; hemstItched
tucked and frInsed. Also few Eve.
ming PettIcoats Of crepe de- chine and
satin, with lace fiounees. You'll find
some choice styles here.
$l2 to SIS Silk Petticoats
$8.65
Evening models Of crepe dc chine
and satIn.> lace and georsette flounces
and ribbon rooetteS. Also straight.
line models, hemstItchsd and Srinu.
cd; flesh and white. Prettfest you
can imagine.
Evening star., 1921-11-17
10-$75 to SOS Silk Dresses for
Large Women, 19.75

OF crepe meteor, canton crepe, Roshanara
and satin de chine; designed on long, slender.
ICED lines and trimmed with chenille embroid.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-03
CARPENTER GETS
ONE DAY OF REST
French Champion contsnted Himself
With Read Jaunt and Cross
Country Walk

MANHASSET, ~. " June An
heavy work was called off today az
the Carpenter camp and Georges con-
tented himself with morning road
iaunt ara a long cross-country walk
III the afternoon.
Tonight. he enjoyed five-raei movie
show IN hts training camp residence
This sort - entertainment viii b. pro-
vided for him two nights a week foi
the remainder 81 the training period.
Trainer Gus Wilson d keeping the
Frenchman % regular hours. Ho &C.
n bed each night al and arises al
s 80 Ia the morning Light breakfast
Is ready az $50 after which comes rs
minutes ~ calisthenics. then be spends
two hours on the road. Before lunch
con he sleeps an hour. then rests until
three whom any other training on The
schedule IL begun
Carpentief viii not be permitted e.
attend any more bouts or other events
that mlsht breaa into his tra.nlaw
hours.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-03
JACK TRIES HAND
AT PITCHING BALL
Theatrical Men Get Nine Hits OF ths
Champion IN Ore Inning

ATLANTIC CITY. June Jack
Dempsey. The worlds heavyweight
champion. was knocked out Ia one
round today.
dempsey took the count en the base
bail diamond back Of his training
camp when he esgaYed % pitch f1r a
mixed team n spafring partners ana
newspaper men against q team COM
posed Of theatrical stars. The actors
pounded Dempsey offerings 60 az
corners Of the lot getting nine runs
OFF his delivery In che first inning.
The newspaper men and sparring part
ners. however. finally wen the game.
- 10 n. IN eight innings. after Demp-
sey was knocked out % the box
When Jack Kcsrns. manager of the
champion. returned % camp from a
trip 60 New York. and found Dempsey
tearing around the bases he quickly
called the champion out 81 the game
and he spent the remainder ~ the az
ternoon at q matinee.
lie spent the morning playing cards.
After another day n rest. Dempsey
win resume his training grind satur-
dRy with tho prospects that n win -
continued until the finish without In
terruption.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-03

.Im as good - I was when ! beat
Jack johnson al Havana People think
- IN old man because I'm So But
Tn7 moi I didnt start fighting uutil !
ws.s Tast Is.
~ fighter has Just about 80 many
good fights IN his system. I've sttll got
several IN me yet. It's the young fel-
lows who begin boxing in their teens
while stili growing that soon burn out
as fighters.
The Oh game beats boxing. Its al
d big gamble whether YOU - broke 0r
get rich. I've been pretty lucky
Raising potatoes r. iust a hobby II
mine. ! own two sections near Law
renee. Kas. Guess ms 2&0-gcre potato
patch there is about the biggest IN the
country ! intend TO keep turning more
q my rnneh into potato land until I've
got 1900 acres IN one patch"
Willard spends practically al ~ his
time In the oii fields now.
Ills hair T. gray about the edges.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-03
AMERICAN PLAYERS WILL
BE IN THE SEMI FINALS

ST. CLOUD. June Am the Amer
lean tents players surviving the elm
ination trials iu the hard court cham
pi0nship tournament reached the SENT
finals today. william r. Tilden. ths
American grass court champion quail
fled for the second and last round IN
the singles semi finals by defeatiaF
~. Dauet So, Ell. sd. Go. while TIL
den and Arnold zones earned the right
% remain IN the mems doubles b. win.
ming from the French pair. Couiteas
and Fares. s-3. 4-s. 6-0 6-i.
During today's play William II
I.aurents. thc worlds champion AZ
singles on hard courts. vas eliminated
by Tegner or Dcnmark. in straight
sets.