davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1921-11-25
Turseaanfabrif fir gmHnS.

@mfnn miro in sen n19Iten
Subren einen erfreuliden 3ufpafs
on Snoaitrie befommen Soeben
bat elm Snoultrieller aus S1o.n.
BORT elm sroBeres @eldnoe Don Der
Stoot ~ertuorben, Inn cine Yor5eaor.
fabrif 5u eriteaen, Die einigen bum
bert arbeitern 8eiddftigune bieten
ion. 9as @el6noe liegt tpcitlih Der
Staot 5miihen 2oderitraBe uno
&ems oberbalb pes gabnaeleiles
nod @oppinsen.
Washington Journal., 1921-11-25
10000 3entner 9Orf Ssrbranmt.

Gin rieiiger Moor6ranO miitete in
Dem groBen 9orfmerfsgebiet beim
Staatsforlt gipenleu i'm &reiie
Sicrnbagen. @s iino ie6r grobe
@erte uernidtet, 90 iiber $4,000.
3entner perianofertiger Gorf per-
brannt iino. Souptiddlid geidd-
oigt iino Die Geren Torfperte Der
@emertidait Sannoper, Der Som
iumperein Sambure un6 bie Staot
8ittingen.
Washington Journal., 1921-11-25
@nnb n@aiiertrenen anfaeISf.

8ie Die 2eip5iger algemeine 3eis
tun9 erfabrt, lit Die Sunsmann-
idoit oes 9unoes Ser &aiiertreuen
in Seip6ig auf @run0 Der 8eroro-
nung oes &eihspraiioenten bonn %.
4uguit poli5eili6 nerboten moroen.
Die Witglieoer oes 9unoes batten
Uniform getragen uno ieien in Som.
pagnien eingeteilt geweien, aud babe
Die Sungmannidaft @eldnoeiibun-
gen oeranltaltet, Die mili.ariiAen
Gbarafter tragen.
Washington Journal., 1921-11-25
Gambmoro.

9ie @beIeute @auiierer Srieorid
@rieger, 8riioertpeg AZ, Gortmun0,
puroen in ibrer 8obnung ermoroet
unO beralbt aufgefunoen. 2ciden9e-
ru9 peronlaBte Die Sous 5euobner
oie ariminalpoli5ei gu benadriAti-
gen. Gieie offnete Ole @obnuns uno
faro Die uerpeienoen 2eihen in ser
@obnung liegen. gs banoclt iid Inn
.einen iiberlegten 3aubmoro, ga feline
3lciounesitiide unO @elo feblen.
Washington Journal., 1921-11-25
Midfanf bentider sdiffe.

Ser ebemaliee &apagoampier
.@rai Walocriee" lit Our6 oie &obl-
branowerft YauI 9erenOiobn in 9I-
tenmer0er f1uflih eriporben poroen.
gbeniu bat oieic 8erft sic friibere
oeutiAe 8iermalt.9orf .Garla" aus
2eebriiase anriidgebradt.
Washington Journal., 1921-11-25
Der idluerhe Manm Der @eIt.

@iitgemaar, Der in @ottenIGeio,
8citialcn, III einen &eitaura;,t aui-
rat, lit I'M Wtarienboipital au @at-
enidcio elmer 2ungenent3iinouna
rleeen. @iitgemanu, Der aus
DIN ltamnnte, mar 46 Sabre alt
mo pog $50 Bfuno.
Washington Journal., 1921-11-25
Gin @naSenbeirat in sranni6weis.

Fem braunidpeieiiden Suiti5mi-
riiterium nuroe elm aus 2aien ge-
n6blter @naOenbeirat b~eige9e6en,
Der Die Aufgabe bat, bos SuIti5ni-
niiterium our9 eutadtli6e aeuBe.
rung in @naoenladen uno Ourd lin
terbreitung entipredenOer goridldge
uber grlaB, MiIoerung ooer Inn
tpanolung bon Strafen 81 unterltiit-
5en. Ser @~nabenbeirat beitebt aus
% Mitglieoern. @r bat feline S1tig-
felt am 1. Sftober 1921 aufgenom-
men.
Washington Journal., 1921-11-25
Murb tuesen einer 9abe.

Der 2anoWirt &oid bon @eiter-
0orf bel &oBtal, 9opern, bat oen
2anoDirt giprid bon BORT aui Benz
JelO erid)lagen, neil CT gieri6 I'M
Seroadt bate, ole Sage oes Goid
eridoiien 81 baben. Ser Getotet(
binterldBt cine @itme nit flint Sim
bern. &oi6 tpuroc oerbaftet.
Washington Journal., 1921-11-25
ssanb Mntter rrmprbet anf.

Ils Der Sobn oes 9anopirts
9iibne: in Sommern in Ebiringen
Don 6eloe bcimfe6rte, fano er leine
0tutter %errnorOet auf. 8on Dem
JtCroer, oeiien Spur oollfommen
icblt, lino 10000 Mars gernubt
noroen.
Washington Journal., 1921-11-25
SnSianer beiratet Sentide Shan.
ipiclerin.

Gin Snoioner pom Stnmme ser
Gberofees in Oklahoma berlebt in
@enf >Sdmei5, feline 6littertpoden.
@r fam tiir6li6 ans amerita, I'm
iid on 8orlteauneen gu beteilieen,
oie bier gegeben wcroen uu0 bat iid
bier nit elmer oeiitiden S1auipie.
lerin aus Goln nerbeiratet. Ger
Snoianer iol reid Iein. als er iid
trouen lieB, triig er Die Gleioung
ieineS Stammcs. Gr fubr bier.
lp6nnig ano in einem geihmiidten
8naen nod benz S%tonoesomt Gie
Mense Der @eugierigen, Die iid Dor
Dem Stanoesamt eineefunocn bate,
mar 10 erob, Dab cine 3eitlang Der
StrnBenperfebr eeitort purot.
Washington Journal., 1921-11-25
Ybnabme Der GAIL Ser Gruerbs.
IoIcn.

Sic 3abl Der @rmerbsIoien I'M
Solinger Snouitricbe5irf sebt itart
5uriif. 8abreno I'M SILL nod 1000
ge3lblt purocn, Iino cs iebt nur
nod 400 Snsbcionocre fam Sit
Nadfrage nad gelerltten Snoultrie-
arbeitern nur nod idper befrieoigt
neroen. Die SoIinger Snouitrie
lit ipegen oes Marfitnraes- aligen-
tlidlid nit auslanoauftrGgen iiber,
b1uft.
Washington Journal., 1921-11-25
Sn bic 9"adielmaidime aeratcn.

SIN Dorfe Seblingen, Sadien, &c.
riet Der 1~Sidbrige Sobn Sans oes
2anbpirts Otto BON Steimfer in.
folgc zines Stur0es in Die Motor-
Sddielmaid)ine. gs mnroe i'm Der
rehte 9lrm nabe am Sberf0rper uno
Ser linfe am Sanoselenf buhltabli9
a~baeibnitten.
Washington Journal., 1921-11-25
Wiencr MnEt in snbapsit psrpSnt.

Sn ocn gnoapciter 8ergniignn9s-
lofalcn iol oos @icner 2ieo boy.
fott,,rt meroen. Gie nllaariihen
&npcllcn lino 0ci9cr Dahen bcldllo'.
ien, fiinftiebin mr. uu.,t .idle Sie.
Der oocr @niifnumrcrn 81 ipiclen
Washington Journal., 1921-11-25
Der Nnsoerfanf bOn Snn8brnd.

Die Situation in Snnsbrud lit
our6 oos> a~uftauien Der Eager bel
Den &ouflcuten onrh oic Stoliener
Iebr eeIpanit uno Der 9enolfcruna
bat iih cine Yanif bemddtigt. las
.IlpenIono" erfldrt. 0aB Die Snoer.
sitter pro Nnguit bon III Ynnften
auf $50 Bunfte i'm Sftuber geItie.
gen iei.
Washington Journal., 1921-11-25
WuIbene Sudlseit.

@cloene Sod5eit forsnten Dor
&ar5em Serr Srieorid gneel uno
Srau gliiabete, ge5. 4rbeilser al
&orfeloen in Seiicn begeben.
Washington Journal., 1921-11-25
VrieIterinbiIaum.

0as 4Oi1briee YrieIteriubiIGnm
-~feicrte in amras Yiarrer Sernionn
9laaS. Yr0monltratenicr Gborberr
BON 8ilten. Ger Subilor lit in
st. 8aleuti auf Der SeiOe seborcn.
Washington Journal., 1921-11-25
Stint Sud5eiten in elmer GamiIie.

Sr Der Samilie @reiner-3iegle
in Sanien, gaoen, iino flint Sod
seiten begangcn woroen. Eas @be-
BOAR grnit 3iegler begging Die sol-
cene, ibr SGwieseriobn @ilb. @rei-
ner Die iilberne Sod5eit, mabreno
5tuei G0dter uiO Gin Sobn am gIei-
den Gage BEN 8uno Ser Gbe idloi-
len.
Washington Journal., 1921-11-25
Sin Observation-Disclosures gatermDrbcr.

Bel Mariemeroen, 8eItpreuBen,
)uroe Dor GINGER 3eit Der 9eiit-
.er Tabel ourd cinen Sol5tloben er.
6lagcn a~ufgcfunoen. Sebt bat ais
Cater Die ariminolpoli5ei ben 10.
iabri9cn Sobn bes Grmoroeten err
mitselt.
Evening star., 1921-09-21
SCHOOL OFFICIALS
FIRM ON FRAT RULE
Teachers Directed to Warn
Freshmen Against Joining
Secret Societies.

y First actual steps toward carrying
out the order Of the board of educa-
ton designed to eradicate the secret
societies in the high schools were
taken today by school authorities.
when they directed the teachers of the
senior institutions to warn all new
students of the penalty provided for
those who become members of fra
ternities or sororities. This action, it
was pointed out, indicates that the
officials have no intention of request
Ing the school board to either modify
or abrogate its ruling, as urged by the
Interfraternity Council.
The boards ruling becomes effective
| who are found to be members of any
secret societies after that date will
ibe debarred from obtaining any
| honors or distinction while in school.
A statement outlining the position
of the school board on the fraternity
question is now under preparation by
school officials. and will be placed in
| the hands of the high school students
! in the near future. The statement also
Will contain the boards anti-frater-
| nifty and sorority rule which was pro-
mulgated shortly before the close of
the schools in June
Agita ton of the high school fratern-
ity and sorority members who are
1 campaigning to have the board abol-
ish or modify it's ruling has aroused
the officials of the schools to such a
point that it is considered likely
| they will bring the subject up for dis
cussion at a meeting of the board Of
education at the Franklin School this
afternoon at o'clock. If the ques-
| tion Is touched at the meeting, it was
predicted in school circles the board
| will issue it's ultimate declaration
that the secret societies must be
| eliminated.
Several minor adjustments in the
school organization plans also will be
acted on by the board this afternoon
| These include the transferring, pro-
motion and appointment of teachers
and other employees.
Placing of portable building at or
near Brightwood for pupils in the
kindergarten living in the territory
between the Takoma Park, Bright
wood and Woodburn schools is being
| considered by school officials There
| are no school facilities in this section
| for children in the lower grades
| During the summer, it was said. a
| number of families moved into this
suburban section on assurances that
| a portable school would be available
for their children this fall. When the
| schools opened Monday the residents
discovered that the portable had not
been placed, and they Immediately
called this to the attention of the Off
cials.
Evening star., 1921-09-21
GOV. JAY. J. MORROW HERE
Head of Canal Zone Confers With
War Secretary.

Col. Jay J. Morrow. governor Of the
Panama Canal Zone. conferred with
Secretary Of War Weeks today with
regard to reorganization of admin
1strative methods on the zone, in ac-
cordance with recommendations made
by a special commission headed by
Gen. Connor of the Army, which re-
Gently concluded a thorough investi-
cation OF the zone government. It is
reported that officials Of the War De-
partment feel that the forces employ
ed In the administration of the AFFAIRS
OF the canal. and the railroad are too
large and that the general expenses
OF the zone government can be great
ly reduced without impairment to the
service.
Col. Morrow formerly was Engineer
commissioner OF the District. It is
officially declared that his present
visit to this city has no relation
whatever to his recent correspondence
with the Panaman authorities regard
ing the Panama-Costa Rica boundary
dispute.
Evening star., 1921-09-21
PLANS FOR ACTIVITIES.
g Street Business Association Ont.
lines Future Schedule.

With President Fred Hays in the
chair, the G Street Business Associa- =
ton met yesterday afternoon in the
Federal National Bank building to dis
eass Rss,,a;ai, activities for the coming year.
expects to take steps in the general
Improvement Of G street as Regards
lighting at night, paving on the street
and merchandising.
1t is understood that an active drive
lor membership will soon be undertaken.
street between 7th and 1sth "
Evening star., 1921-09-21

Bridge last night of apoplexy. follow
ing an attack of the heart. Burial
Will take place in Lynchburg. Mr..
Mundy was sixty-four years of age.
Evening star., 1921-09-21

Natural Bridge Company, proprietor
Of Natural Bridge Hotel and a men,
Der of the Virginia state highway
commission, died suddeny at Natural
Evening star., 1921-09-21
MISS BUCKLER TO WED.

LONDON, September 20.-The Lon
don Times announces the engagement
of Miss Lucy Buckler, daughter of
Evening star., 1921-09-21

William H. Buckler, former special
attache of the American embassy in
London. to Maj. Vivian Seymer Thom-
son, eldest son of Sir Basil Thomson.
Miss Bucklers home is in Baltimore
Evening star., 1921-03-16
THE WEATHER.

District of Columbia and Maryland
fair tonight and probably tomorrow;
colder tonight; fresh northwest winds.
virginia-Fair tonight and tomor-
row; colder tonight; fresh northwest
West virginfa-Fair and colder to-
night; tomorrow cloudy.
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
Thermometer- pm. 81; pm, 81;
II midnight, 56; 4 am. SIS; am, 55;
noon, So.
Rarometer-4 pm. 3oo7: s PM.
30.06: IL midnight, 1901: am, 1898;
s am. 1888: noon. 2S.S5.
noon today; lowest temperature. 55.
occurred at 4 am, today.
Temperature same date last year
Highest. 60; lowest, 46.
CondftiOA Of the water.
Temperature and condition Of water
at 8 am: Great Falls-Temperature
So; condition, As.
Tide Tables.
Compiled by United States coast and
geodetfc survey
Today-Low tide, 6:56 am. and 7:56
PM: high tide. 1925 am. and 1888
pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide. s:o2 am and
500 pm; high tide. 11:21 am. and
1853 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-sun rose. s:1s am; sun sets.
Sis pm
Tomorow-sun rises. s:1s am: sun
Moon rises. 1o:42 am: sets. 1926
am
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset
Weather IN Various Cities.
Evening star., 1921-03-16
DR.. DAVID JAYNE HILL
HEADS NATIONAL COUNCIL
Will Serve Until Annual Meeting
Of Organization, Formed to Pro-
mote Good Citizenship.

DR.. David Jayne Hill. former am
bassador to Germany. will direct the
affairs Of the new National American
Council. organized here yesterday to
promote patriotism and good citizen
ship. until it's first annual meeting
lected for the temporary chairman
ship and a national committee also
was chosen to serve until the May
meeting. before the organization con-
ference adjourned last night.
The national committee will be
composed of one representative each
from the Adjutants General Associa-
tion. American Council on Education.
American Legion, Boy Scouts OF
America, bureau of education, De.
staff of War Department, bureau Of
naturalization Of the Department OF
Labor, bureau Of social and educa-
tional service, Grand Lodge of Free
and Accepted Masons. Constitutional
League of America, Interracial Coun-
Foreign-born Citizens. National As
sociation for Constitutional Govern
ment. National Catholic Welfare
Council. National Civic Federation'
National Guard Association, National
Security League, Sons of American
Revolution, Sons of the Revolution
and Interstate Council Immigrant
Association.
Representatives of almost eighty
civic and patriotic organizations par
ticipated in the organization sessions
yesterday at the New willard Hotel.
which were presided over by DR..
Hill. These organizations are said
to have a membership of close to
5000, 900 persons. The council, it is
said, will not create new machinery,
but will endeavor to so coordinate
the existing agencies that they will
present a solid front in working for
American ideals and against Amer
ica's enemies.
Evening star., 1921-03-16
MRS. HERBERT MISSING.
Composer Fears Daughter-in-Eaw
Has Been Kidnaped.

CHICAGO. March 16-Mrs. Clifford
Victor Herbert, daughter-in-law Of
Victor Herbert. the composer. has
been missing from her home here
since last Saturday. it became known
today. and a search by police and
private agencies has revealed no
trace Of her. it is said.
She wore jewelry valued at many
thousands when she disappeared, po-
lice were told, and her husband. a
broker, expressed grave fears that
the 5ewelry had attracted robbers to
kidnap her.
Evening star., 1921-03-16

At Sz.25-Dainty Sheer, Plain White SWISS
Rufled Curtains. also those of neat fig
ured and dotted muslins, with ruffies; ~
yards long.
At szso-Plain Hemstitched White or Ivory
Wolfe Curtains; also Soft Flecked Hem
stitched Wolfe Curtain, plain or ruffled; ~
yards long
At ssooLA Neat Small Checked Soft Wolfe
Curtain, with 2-inch hemstitched border.
At 4.oo-A Soft Ivory Wolfe Curtain. with
colored hemstitching that introduces just
bit of brightness especially pleasing
In mauve, black, blue and rose; 2A yards
long.
At S4So-Dotted and Figured Grenadine Cur
tains that afford remarkably fine service,
and Fine Dotted Hemstitched Swiss Cur
tains of exceptional quality; 2A yards
long.
Evening star., 1921-03-16
Have You Made
Your Easter
Offering to the
Cty's Needy

Check should be sent to How-
ard S. Reeside, 9z3 II Street NV.
Evening star., 1921-03-16
Modish Afternoon Gowns
Of Georgette Crepe

RE effectively designed with view to bringing out the
n individuality of the
There are straghne models with broad sashes of satin
encircing the long waist models with finely pleated
skirts and those in interesting draped effects, while charm
ing combination of aeta and crepe has sectional panels
bound taea andcoar and cuffs of finely tucked net and
lace
Some models achieve distinction through the elaborate of
buge beads but embroidery rng peat
ng fancy little balls and buttons also effective trim
mings
AS for coos darker shades navy brown and
black as we'll the fashionable grays and white.
The collection embraces unusually attractive
selection at $45 and SIS, but there others rang
ing from $35 to the exclusive models at $65.
WtmensG Gowns Dor
Evening star., 1921-03-16
Easter Fashions Are Delighting All Who See Then,
Fashion Is Much Interested in the
Feather-I trimmed Hats
Featured at $3.50

MOST of them small, close-ftting affairs of fine
lV1 milan or lisere braid suitable for travel street
dress
There are trcornes-almost military in their bearing,
with close feather wings and whips extending from the
side
Smart little turbans, with face line and brim of
glycerine ostrich rolling up from the face.
Feather brimmed turbans, with bit of ostrich here
and there lend softening effect, and many other
effects, in navy brown black and brightest cherry
that the selection of becoming and individual style should
be simple matter.
nnineys Salon floor
Evening star., 1921-03-16
Cot Glass Vases

Especially for Easter we have
secured the prettiest cuttings and
shapes In Cut Glass Vases, some
of which there Is only one-ex-
elusive, S1.95 to $3.50,
Special at SI.s1A 6-lnch Cut
Glass Vase, IN several shapes, fine
quality and rich cuttings,
0iaSsWafe sectisa, Fifth Aso1,
Evening star., 1921-03-16
Light Cot Glass Vases

At 81 there Is an especially
varied and fine quality showing.
Others In footed, fare, globular
and slender shapes from $50 to
S3.s5, Plain and Optic Colonial
Glass Vases from tho Violet size
at 4oe to the Easter lily size at
$3.50,
Evening star., 1921-03-16

iss At $350-A High-grade Plain Wolfe Curtain
ig beautifully made, with two-inch hem
2H stitched border shown in eeru, white and
ivory; ~ yards long. Plain Mar
quisette Curtain. with 2-inch hemstitched
ry border; also Filet Marqusette Curtains
m with neat lace edge, and White Ecru
2H Voile Curtain with lace edge
>. At $500 and $500 there are curtains in the
lie widest possible variety. Voiles with hem
er. stitched borders and antique lace motifs
., with lace edges, some have hand
tn drawn work, some have double rows of
ISL hemsttching and lace edging. There
y. designs that prettier distinc-
aS tive than any we have in many sea-
at these moderate prices.
lr- Wolfe Curtains from $3.50 to $3.50 present
ce, range of designs that is almost unbeliev-
lr- ably large and many that extremely
ds handsome. though still preserving the
simple themes for
FIet Net Curtains $3.50 to $6-In neat figures some
with Lace edges, others with overlooked edges.
Plain Bobbnet Curtains, $3.50 pair-Neat Plain White
light or heavy weight. ra.r-.
White Point de Spirit Curtains, 81 pair-Neatly
tucked and finished with pretty lace edge 2H yards
long
Soft White Bobbinet Curtains, S. paireat lace edge
design; 2H yards long
White Bobbinet Curtains S, S. and $z5o-.Of heavy,
strong, durable quality net with cluny edges or
cluny insertion and edge trimmings.
LAce Curtain Section. '',s-z - --ss.,'-
Evening star., 1921-03-16
New Curtains for Spring Summer Home
Unusua Qualities at Popular Prices

Artistic Vo Marqusette Net Curtains of exceptionally hg
quality The designs rened acceptable
They will having
will admire, feel
Designs mostly
The
remarkably complete
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-27

n" ~ = S'T''Ar aTa'-. fnev arc aHke1
n notify the mcmhor9 OF the board.
N"adaE evenings entertainment Ii
only ono OF series planned for the
benefit OF the club house fund. and nm
nouc~r~ont OF similar affairs will be
mad" n N" near future. tn" proceeds
o. entertainments sponsored ~ ~"
clIb Will be used for the club house
.:.f .',.. 'N"rllrrs OF the board hope to
have enough money on hand by fall TO
jusc,g" no 3urch asing OF n Sc Sew
era, sites are under constellation r'w.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-27

tho rpcs,s OF friends here. have rs-
turned to -. 3.IrvS. -
Wilmer Scamahorn was IN sl
,i,;., Monday. az business yisieo<-
Paul Wissmach. prcsi!"nt OF
Wlssnlfrh ,i!.:;:i factory. WIN san 'Hy
- from New York fof 4 thTeo
tour Of European countries
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-27
PADEN CITY

Dr. unt Nre. J. L. kIrIhl~ ~ N"w-
.rre. ". Va. Hlp hl'" l""n -" E'.r-'N
is hrOlh.' Ter. =. 81. AMI u'h"" -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-27

Ms. Fmmt Never rn,crtt!h. d nam
her i fr:rn1. at a sewing party - h"-
nouns, a, &7"& Ja"uh street Yesterday
awning The quests w"r" m mh"rS q :
be IRIS ,.:,!c az - "aurs EEHi.'. ..-
>.,r ,.Il- y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-27
MISS Brain TO Return

Mise katherine rraha Of ri,tshnrEH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-27

-ru,y WAR SAVINGS sTAHPs-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-27

iir~ :. y: Eu,k returned
+ Visit with relatives at
Evening star., 1921-12-09
Music Folds

Silk or leather lined, with center lock
fastener: very acceptable gift for men
and women. Priced from $3.50 to 98.o5.
Palais Roya-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1921-12-09

Mems Irish Linen Handkerchiefs, hem
stitched, with small and large embroidered
initials. Box of 6 for So
Mems 81 Pure Linen Handkerehiefs,
hemstitched, with 1-inch hem. At 7Sc each
Mems Sheer Lawn Handkerchiefs, hem
stitched, with various satin stripe borders:
AT zSc and SIC each
ehildren's Daily Handkerchiefs, in solid
colors and white, with name Of each day
embroidered in colors. Box of at -H.l9
chiIdren's Fancy Picture Handkerchiefs,
hemstitched, with embroidered nursery
designs in colors-Humpty.D Dumpty, Little
Boy Blue, Cinderella, Jack and Jill, Rlscisie
the Crow. Little Miss Muffet and Goosey,
Goosey, Gander. At VIC eaeh
Girls Woven Bordered Handkerehiefs,,
hemstitched,. with embroidered initial in
colors. Fancy box Of s at = -SSc
Palais Royal-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1921-12-09
SATURDAY is CHILDREN'S DAY.
Wonderful Showing of 5.@:#.
Party and Afternoon Frocks
For the Young -Time Frock
!, Think Of That Nelo Christnias Froc'
$lOto $3.50

Copies of Paris models, featured IN taffeta, sIa-
dium chiffon georgette. crepe de chine, velvet and
Poiret twill Attractive, models, with touches Of
novelty ribbons, flowers, feathers. rosebuds and
handwork. In pink. blue, henra. fame pea
green, white. nile and tangerine Sizes to zl6. At
$1,000 to $3.50. .....,......
Sports Skirts, IS =
Full pleated models of checked velour; sus-
pender strap. E to II years. At $sJso.
MILDLY Blouses, $1.98
OF white Lonsdale jean, full regulation style,
with navy flannel, detached collar, braid and en-
blem trimmed All sizes to q. Values $50 to
1898. At S1.9s. =: -. -. .. =
Rain Capes and Coats
Large variety of attractive styles. Sizes to
Is years. Capes, sl.ss to $. Coats, $50 to SIS
Children's Coats, IS - - -: -:
Of chinchilla, in navy, gray and brown. Box
style for boy or girl. to years. At $50. =
Coats for the Larger Girl -.
$l2.98 and $l6.98
Models of velour, silvertone, cheviot, Bolivia,
pompomL heatheftone and novelty mixtures.
Smartiy tailored models, with loose or fitted
back. Fur or self collar, Sizes@to l6 AT $a1Ss
and Sl6SA' -. = 80. ss-s.s s. i.
Evening star., 1921-12-09
Gift Neckwea1.--boxed

There advantages giving dainty of neckwear,
comprehensive variety will be to find
Evening star., 1921-12-09
Laces for Gifts

White Cluny Lace aAa
Insertions, for scarfs,
doylies and towels, at II
yard, a i"
Clu1y Laces and Inser.
lions, ecru color for cur
tains and scarfs. at 10
yard, A~
Palais ROyal-Lace Dept.
Main Floor.
Evening star., 1921-12-09

Women's Pure Linen Handkerchiefs,
hemstitched, with plain and fancy em-
broidered initial At 35c, or for $l!O0
Women's Pure Linen Handkerchiefs,
hemstitched with fancy wreath design;
hand embroidered initial. At
soc, or box of 6 for $500
Women's Irish Linen Handkerchiefs,
with fine corded border and lilo inch hem
Appropriate for crocheting. At
35c, or for Sl.7S
Won MS Pure Linen Hemstitehed
Handkerchiefs, with various tape borders,
in white. At 39c and SOC each
Mems Union Linen Handkerchiefs, hem
stitched, with embroidered initials, in COL
ors and white. Longfellow style. At
Sc, or 3 for $l.eo
Mems Irish Linen Handkerchiefs, hem
stitched, with fine tape borders. At
75c and 89c each