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Evening star., 1922-05-11
Women Suits

Model Suit, of tan piquetine.
lined in self color satin-striped
radium-box coat. tuckedA size
SO. $3.50; was >S1zS.
/ three,pieee. Sport Suit. the
cape of rust colored eponge.
fringed-the dress in check of
blue and tan, size 36. S4.7S;
was $sS.5o.
Smart Cape Costume. in tan
cheviot with red and navy plaid
size SO. $50; was SIS.
l. Spongeen Suit. in two
shades of orchid-beautifully
tailored and lined in gray-size
36. $3.50; was $3.50.
Blue and Tan Checked
Velour Suit. link button coat.
SIS; was $3.50.
l Tan Twill Cord Suit, strictly
tailored, crepe de chine lined.
Size "a. S34.75; was $3.50.
women's Suit Section, Third door.
Evening star., 1922-05-11
FlO,Uer Trimmings Reduced to Csc
Misses, Childrens and Infants Shoes
At LO,uered Remnant Prices

l6 pairs Misses White Canvas
Button Shoes. tips. welt soles
and low heels. Sizes l3H B:
l3. l and ~ c; l and ~ D: II,
l3H. l, W and 2 E. Special,
sl.95 pair.
pairs Growing Girls White
Canvas Lace Shoes. low heels.
Sizes AZ and 6l A: 5 and ] B:
6H c; 3H D. Special, $l.o5
pair.
] pairs Infants Black Calf
Button Shoes, turn soles. Sizes
5A and f B; 5H and E c: 8 D
and 5 E. Special, S1.45 pair.
Children's' SLoe Section, Fourth noor.
Evening star., 1922-05-11
Savings in> Mems Haberdashery

As Mems Pure Jap Silk
Handkerchiefs, hemstitched.
z5c each; were Soc.
II Mems Leather Belts.
with tongue buckles. in
black and tan. Sizes 81 to
46. sc each; were SOC and
75c.
4 Mems Slip-on Sweaters,
with roll collars: pure wool.
in navy and oxford gray.
Sizes SO to AZ. $.95 each;
were SO.
90 Mems Fine Cambria and
Muslin Night Shirts. full
cut and we'll made. Y neck
style. s1.lS each; were $3.50
to $3.50.
Is Suits Mems Silk Mixed
and Sateen Psjamas. in plain
coiors of blue and pink.
Medium and large sizes. $z.S5
suit; we're 81, S. and s6.
Mems Furnishings Section. First
door.
Evening star., 1922-05-11

IS Rubber Bath Mats, Soc
each; were 9Sc.
5 Bathroom Mirrors, white.
12x16 inch. 05c eachs were
S1.65. -
3 Bath Stools, white enam-
eled. csc each, were $2.2S.
3 Opalite Glass Shelves,
with nickel brackets. $1.75
each; were $3.50.
1 Bathroom Cabinet, white
enameled. $3.50; was 1915.
large Corner Bathroom
Hamper, 1896; was 1915.
1 white enameled steel Re-
frigerator,y apartment style;
75-lb. ice capacity. $34.25S
was S6S.5O.
Housewares Section, Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1922-05-11

81 Mems Woven Madras
Neglige and Pleated Bosom
Shirts-striped eHects and a
few plain tans with collar at
tached. Fast colors. sizes IA.
Az. Is, l5H. 16H. 1H.
SI.l5 each; we're $3.50 to $3.50.
90 Mems Fancy Colored
Silk Four-in-hands. striped
and neat figured ties, 45c
each; we're 81.
60 Mems Checked Main
sock Union Suits. closed
crotch. S lie v eless. knee
length. Full cut. sizes 81, IS.
40. AZ. "A. Very special, S5c
suit.
lis pairs Mems Fine Light
weight Ribbed Isle Socks.
seamless double heels. toes
and soles. In black. cordo-
van and white. Sizes 10 and
101a. s pairs for sl.l5; were
SOC pair.
Evening star., 1922-05-11
$50 W0men's
Italian, Silk Can,isoles
$l.65 Each
We're $3.50

Tailored hemstitched tops
built-up shoulders-elastic at
the waist-in pink, sizes 56 to
46-in black. sizes SO to a..
II women's Jersey Ribbed Lisle Com
bination Suits, low neck, sleeveless.
crocheted fronts, tight fitting knee
slightly soiled; size 9. 81 each; were
$3.50.
low neck, sleeveless, or bodice style with
tape straps-sfightly soiled-size 8. Soc
each; wore T6c.
80 Women's. Jersey Ribbed Cotton
Combina ton Suits, bodice style with rib
hon straps; shell trimmed loose knee
g so, IS. 40, A. 371ac each; were
Soc. /, - lk1AR
women's Knit Underwear Section,
Third floor.
Evening star., 1922-05-11
Negliges

18 Dotted Swiss and Wolfe
Kimonos. in kimono or break
fast coat style; trimmed with
lace and fruit clusters. SOS
each;, we're &c.
8 Boxloom Crepe Kimonos,
extra and regular sizes. Blue.
pink and lavender. Sz.95 each;
were 81.
5 Dotted Swiss Breakfast
Coats, finished with quilting
and rosebuds. Sl.os each; were
S..
8 Figured Cotton Challis
Kimonos, in breakfast coat
style. sl.4s each; were $3.50.
3 Figured Wolfe Breakfast
Coats, Csc each; were s..
Neglige Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1922-05-11
BASKETS

10 Imported WaStepaper Bas-
kets. Very special. soc each.
SLIGHTLY SHoPwoRN OR
IMPERFECT
Birchbark Work Baskets, S5c each;
were $2.25.
Philippine Serving Trays, Soc each;
were S2.25.
Fiber Waste paper Baskets. SOC
each; were $l.50.
3 Imported Jardfniere Baskets. Csc
each: were 75c.
. Oblong Willow Clothes Baskets. $50
each: were S2.26.
Oval Willow Clothes Baskets. Soc
each: were 81.
Japanese Hanging Basket, So;
was IS.
White Enameled Willow Hamper.
$6.95; was S9.75.
/ Sewing Stand, $3.25; was $3.50.
Large Willow Market Basket, Sl.25;
was $3.50.
Baby's Natural Colored Basket. 75c;
was 81.
Basket Section. Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1922-05-11
House Dresses
f.45
Were $3.50 and s.

q Gingham or Percale House
Dresses. finished with adjust
able belts, three-quarter or
long sleeves, square or V necks
and in various colors. Sizes
So. SO. 40 and AZ. - ,
10 Extra Size House Dresses,
of checked or striped ging-
handsome in Billie Burke
style. Sizes 48. so and 81.
SOS each; were S..
S Maids Uniforms of black
or gray mohair, " neck and
long sleeves; and organdy col
lars and cuffs. Sizes a., 46.
S.95 each; were S6.75.
House Dress Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1922-05-11
WOmen's Umbrellas

30 women's 25-inch Colored
Silk Umbrellas. in purple, red.
green, brown and navyt Assorted
wood handles, with wrist rings
or leather loops. S3.9S each;
were SS.
13 Women's 25-inch Black
Tape ledge Piece-dyed Cloth I'm
brellas; assorted wood handles.
with wrist rings or silk cord.
$3.S5 each; were S5.
Umbrella Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1922-05-11
Slightly Damaged or Shopworn

Opalite Glass Shelves. 30
inch. complete with brackets
of nickel. 81 ench; were S3.05.
3 Bisseh Standard Carpet
Sweepers, S3.45 each; were
$3.50.
3 Sanitary Kitchen Gar
bage Containers. for attaching
to sink. table, etc $1.75 each;
were $3.50.
1 McDougall Kitchen Cab
met, zinc table top, complete
with jars. SELLS, was $5S.o9.
1 White Porcelain Top Cab
met Table, $18.5O; was $::.5D.
McDougall Kitchen Table.
porcelain top and drawer.
$l2.75; was $3.50.
Evening star., 1922-05-11

II pairs Misses and ChiIdren'S
White Canvas Oxfords. welt
soles and low heels. Sizes Is
and ~ A: 9H and 10 B: 9 and
9H c and 9 D. Special. Sl.95
pair.
5 pairs Children's White Can
vas Button Shoes. welt soles,
low heels. Sizes 10 D and E.
Special, s1.9s pair.
l pair Growing Girls Black
Calf Pumps. Special, Sl.45 pair.
l pair Misses Black Lace
Shoes. Special, $1A5 pair.
pair Youths Black Cali
Lace Shoes. Special, S1.45 pair.
Evening star., 1922-05-11
Tinted Glass

4 Covered Candy Jars. 45c each; were
Csc.
Footed Comports. 45c each; were
csc.
1 Dish. S2.95; was $3.50.
/ Comport. S3.e5; was So.
Footed Comport, 81; was 81 .95:
Footed Comport- 75c; was Sl.25.
/ Fruit Bowl. $3.50; was S6.
/ Flower Vase, $1.6o; was S2.25.
Decorated Candlestick, Soc; was
sl.s5.
Glassware Section, Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1922-05-11
Floral Cut Glass

Sugar and Cream Sets. 45c set:
were Sl.25.
4 Nickel-covered Syrup Jugs. sl.25:
were $3.50
8 Flower Vases. 81 each: were $3.50.
Fruit Dishes. Soc each: were 81 25
Footed Fruit Dishes. 75c each; were
$3.50.
9 Lemon Dishes with spoons. SOC
set; were S1.50.
Fruit Dish with two handles. 81;
was $3.50.
Evening star., 1922-05-11
ChiLdren's Hosiery

Is pairs Misses Imported Silk
Lisle Plain Hose, in white and
tan. size 81 only. sSc pair,
80 pairs Children's Black
Ribbed q length Sports Socks;
sizes Z, ~. 4Oc pair; were 7Sc.
Also a table of Remnants of
Children's Sox and Stockings
greatly reduced.
Children's Hosiery Section. Fourth
floor
Evening star., 1922-05-11
Fur ChOkers

4 Natural Opossum Chokers.
Special, $3.50 each.
1, Taupe Wolf Choker, $3.50;
was $3.50.
/ Kit Fox Choker, $3.50, was
$3.50.
Gray Squirrel Choker, SO;
was Hl5.
1 Jap Marten Choker, $3.50,
wns S2S.
1 Stone Marten Choker, $3.50;
was $20.SO.
1 Stone Marten Choker, $:e.5O;
was $45.
Fur Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1922-05-11
Housefurnishings--Specials e Remnants

81 1-pint cans "Waroilin"
Floor and Furniture Polish.
zoe can; were 4Oc.
80 1-pint cans "Matchless
Liquid Gloss for furniture,
floors and woodwork. 2Jc
can, were soc.
is heavy corrugated Gar
bage Pals. 5-gallon capacity.
O5c each; were S1.35.
IL large size Tin Wash
Boilers, slightly dented. 50cs
each; were $1.0S.
Evening star., 1922-05-11
Another Great
Collection of Short
Lengths and Remnants
for Tou,nrrOsn
for Tomorrow

Many lovely pieces of Gre
tonne, net, madras, voile, sateen,
poplin, velvet and numerous
other drapery and upholstery
fabrics.
IA, "a, II Less Than Regular
2 Sets Jiffy Covers for Ford
Touring Car, they cover seat
cushions and back only. 81 set;
were $3.50.
IS Odd Jiffy Covers for vari-
Gus size seats-dark co1ors for
the most part. 81 each seat;
were 81.
Upholstery Section. Fifth noor.
Evening star., 1922-05-11
HANDKERCHIEFS
SPECIAL

25 dozen Women's All-linen
Colored Novelty Handkerchiefs.
in varied styles and colors. Spe-
cial, 15c each.
IS dozen Mems All-linen
Handkerchiefs, narrow hens.
Special, 6 for 81.
Handkerchief Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1922-05-11
GLASSWARE

40 dozen Colonial Table Tumblers, clear
glass. Very special. 45c dozen.
% Glass Ice Water Jugs. Colonial.
optic clear glass. Special, 4sc each.
is Colonial Glass Salt and Pepper
Shakers. Csc each: were Soc.
Is Glass-covered Serving Trays with
handles. 19x13 inches. SIPS each; were
$3.50.
3 Glass covered Serving Trays. 75c
each; were Sl.95.
Evening star., 1922-05-11
Broken Lots of Fine
CORSETS
NO,r S3,75 to SIS

dozen Corsets, including
models of fancy broche and
French coutils. Not all sizes in
every style, but all sizes in the
Tot. Were Sc to SIS.
2l Memo and Rengo Belt Cor
sets, mostly for stout figures.
Sizes %, %, "a, 25, %, 90. 80, 32,
"a 1878 to 90; were Is to %.
3 dozen Brassieres, some built
up shoulders with embroidery
others bandeau style of satin
and lace. Sizes SO to A. 9Se.
S1.S5 and 82.45; were 81 to $S.
Corset Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1922-05-11
Cotton Dress Goods
REMNANTs-1la TO 4 YARDS,

REMNANTS-1a TO 4 YARDS.
36-inch Tissue Gingham. 60c yard; was
75c.
32-inch ST. Gall imported Swiss. 81
yard: was Sl.35.
3s-inch Printed voiles. 40c and 75c
yard: were Soc and 81.
30-inch japanese Crepe. SOC yard was
45c.
32-inch Dress Ginghams, 3oc, Soc. Coo
yard: were 38c. 5sc. 75c.
David and John Anderson Gingham, 81
yard; was $l.25.
Cotton Dress Goods Section, Second
floor.
Evening star., 1922-05-11
Silk PetficOdts
Greatly Reduced to
S4.95. $6.95, $8.95

so Jersey, Radium, Taffeta,
Pussywillow and Satin Petit
coats, with accordion pleated
flounces or tucked and hem
stitched. In periwinkle, henna,
rose, green. violet, tan. brown.
blue, black and changeables.
Were $3.50 to SIS.
Petticoat Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1922-05-11
Special Group Of
Trelaine Sports Suits
SIS Each: We're $35

Smart models In mixed col
orings of jade. tan. gray. rose,
fuchsia. and navy. Sizes range
from 32 to 44-all eXcellently
tailored and unlined-with
silk bound seams-you can see
what splendid suits they will
be for warmer weather-and
the value Is exceptional-at
this price.
.Women's Suit Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1922-05-11
Decorated
JaDarese China

12 soup Plates, $50 each; were S6c.
12 Tea Plates, CSC each; were 500.
~ Dinner Plates, $50 each; were 65c.
Tea Cups and Saucers, 66c set;
Sauce Boat on stand. SITS; was -.
/ Open Vegetable Dish, $3.50; was
i 1o-inch Meat Dish, $l.25. was 32.5o.
14-inch Meat Dish, $1.75; was -.
Decorated French China
After-dinner Coffee Cups and Sau-
GERS, $50 set; were $3.50.
Bouilion Cups and saucers. 76o set;
Hsviland Covered Dishes. $3.50 each;
. 1s:inch Meat Dishes. $50 each;
i Large Meat Dish, sl.s5; was a..
Green and Gold Canton
3 Chop Dishes, 1855 each; were
Vase, sees; was sI7.so.
Tureen on tray, $3.50; was SIS.
Blue and White Covered Tureen,
32.76; was ST.60.
Porcelain Dinner Sets, 80 pieces,
blue bird pattern. VeTy special, S3.s6
set.
2 Decorated Porcelain Salad Bowls.
76c each; were 92.15.
/ Salad Bowl, 81; was $3.50.
China Section, Fifth floor:
Evening star., 1922-05-11
BOSTON BAGS
SDeciaI. SI.35

Just So; in black or tan Cow
hide. sewed frames, doub c
stitched; lap-over end seams.
strap and roll buckle fastening.
Cloth lined and with side pocket.
14-inch size.
A real Friday Special.
Travelling Goods Section. Fifth floor.
Evening star., 1922-05-11
WOmen's Hosiery

$50 pairs Women's Pure Silk
Hose, in black and colors-these
are irregulars of one of our best
makers. s. pair; but if perfect
would sell for $3.50.
Is pairs Women's All-Silk
Sports Hose, in two-toned color
effects. $3.50 pair; were SS.
IS pairs Women's Silk Hose,
with isle garter tops and soles.
in black, brown, white and gray.
Uneven weave, broken assort-
ments. $1.25 pair; were ~.
women's Hosiery Section. First Floor
Evening star., 1922-05-11
From, the May
Sale of Lingerie

built-up shoulders and embroid-
cry trimmed. Special, Soc each.
5 dozen Skirt Combinations,
fine muslin, lace and embroidery
trimmed. Special, 81 each.
Muslin Underwear Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1922-05-11
100 John S. Brorcn's I'm
ported Mercerized Damask
TabLecLofhs, size 36r36.
Csc each: uere SIPS
Linen Section. Second foor.
Small Lot Remnant
Picture Frames

LOT. Zoe EACH
1 LOT. 2Jc EACH
1 LOT. soc EACH
Small lot high-class frames.
slightly damaged. 81 each; were
$3.50 to 80.
Upright Mirror. slightly
damaged. SO; was $3.50.
Oval Panel Mirror. SIS; was
$50.
Mirror and Picture Section. Fifth
Evening star., 1922-05-11
Special Tomorrow
Pure Silk S,ceaters
S72.7!5

Duplicates of our regular stock
models-if entirely peri ct
would sell for SIS. s19.75 and $25.
However. the imperfections are
so slight that they are not detri-
mental to their wearing quality
so, that the low price means
much saving to you.
16 Pure Silk Slip-ons. with
high or V neckS. attractively
woven: with plated gfrdles and
silk tassels. In black, navy,
brown, gray and white.
% Pure Silk TuXedos, in
striped and block effects: two
pockets and plated girdles. In
black. navy. flame, periwinkle..
tan and white.
Also-10O Wool Slip-ons, plain
and novelty knit. $1.5O each;
were $2.9J.
4 Alpaca Sweaters. tuxedo
models. in brown and tan. 1915
each; were $S.75.
Sweater Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1922-05-11
Boys Blouses, Special, A5c
In Sizes 3 to 8 Years. ONLY

group of 40 dozen blouses in attached collar, Eton col
lar Oliver Twist neckband styles Of silk striped corded
plain Madras fine French flannel and other tub fab
RIGS The most exceptional values we've offered for
time. You'll want a number of these tomorrow.
floor
Evening star., 1922-05-11
Friday Savings in
Furniture and Beds

All subject to slight damages inperfections
but sold "as is" at much lower thaf former prices
10 Natural Porch Rockers and Chairs with
S37S each; S. and S.
Royal Easy Reclining Chairs in mahogany finish, the
other walnut Sz4z5 each; were SIS.
finish Windsor Rockers sszs each; were SIS
Arm Rocker. mahogany finish; loose velour cushion.
Special s6J5
set of Dining Room Chairs mahogany finish; leather
seats. $3.50; was $3.50.
l Overstufed Armchair velour $685. was $3.50.
e Dressing Table Bench, brown mahogany finish. Spe-
i Brown Mahogany finish End Table. $e7s; SIS.
Beds
pairs .3-foot Size White Enamel Beds $1655 pair;
sz5
3-foot White Enamel Bed with wire springs.
S855; $780,
White Enamel Double Bed. SSz5 $780,
Twin-lnk Bed Springs, size So $45S each; were 81.
Furnur Section, Sixth floor
Evening star., 1922-05-11
T omorrow- More Remnant Day Savings

Friday with large collection of remnants odds and
ends the weeks active selling throughout the For
quick regular reduce them giving the
benefit of the savings.
Shop Early---For Best Selection--
Remnant Day Merchandise retrnabe exchangeabe
approval C. o. d. No mail phone orders accepted
Evening star., 1922-05-11
Smart 7opcoats and
Capes for Women
Special, SIS

Very attractive models, in
spring top coats and capes-
both jerseys and home spuns
mixtures. plain colors
and plaids lined or I'M
lined-the newest things for
motoring, sports and street
wear-and every one an un-
usual value.
A small lot of Short Coats,
in tuxedo style. of jersey, in
plain colors, also smart color
combinations. $15.75 each.
Women's Coat Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1922-05-11
Savings for Women
Who Year the
Extra Sizes

3 Copen Tweed Suits. tuxedo
models. size 44H. SIS each;
were $3.50.
4 Tweed Sports Coats. in
gray and tan mixtures sizes
Az to 48h. $3.50 each; were
S35.
Handsome Tan Poiret Twill
Suit. braid trimmed. size 42H.
$3.50; was SIS.
2 Tan Tailored Suits. straight
line models: size 42H. S39.50
each; were $6S.
l Group OF Taffeta Dresses.
handsomely embroidered - i'll
black. navy and brown. Sizes
4OH to 52I. $3.50 each; were
$3.50.
Special Size Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1922-05-11

Deep Reductions for Clearance
Trimmed and Sports Hats
Many Far Belo,c S0OS
Half Price S')o
Pretty Trimmed Hats from Popular Section that
S. $3.50 and $0 Large medium and small shapes all the bright
black Trimmed effectively
variety of flowers, ribbons novelties.
Sports Hats that combinations of wool and
color
FlO,Uer Trimmings Reduced to Csc
$50 pieces including of small fruit wreaths
foliage, single flowers novelties Were much higher
priced
lneryS floor
Evening star., 1922-05-11
81 Men s Suits
Reduced to $3.50

Suits for men and young men-business and sports
suits; quarter and half alpaca lined with piped finished
seams-some have silk sleeve Innings. You may choose
from plain blues. brown and gray, and neat fancy mix
lures. The suits we'll tailored and only reduced
because they ends of lines. which necessates their
clearance Sizes "a AZ regulars, So to A stouts
Evening star., 1922-05-11
l35 Pairs WOmen's
2-Clasp Silk Cloves
58c Pair; We're 81

In white, black. pongee
and black embroidered in
white. Sizes S, 51z, E.
Glove Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1922-05-11
20 Canton Crepe Dresses
$3.50: We're $3.50

.~A)scOS I" CsC ~cS scV
A very valuable opportunity
for women who want really
beautiful models in navy, black
or maple. New Spring styles
and in sizes 36 to AZ. Consider
the deep reduction of price.
Euening Coaons, $25
Were $3.50 and sos
9 models of chiffon and lace
combined.
Sport Costume, $3.50
Vas sos
An imported chinchilla cloth
model in size SO.
Women's Gown Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1922-05-11
WONDERFUL ASSORTMENT
NewEa11ings, Special, 65c pr:

Fascinating shapes and designs-carred out in
pearl onyx, jade and coral drops and loops-hligree
mounting with lapis amethyst topaz, aquamarine,
sapphire and jade stonesalso the new cherry red and
tangerine color pendants.
At this price you will probably want pair OF ear
rings to match every costume.
Jewelry
Evening star., 1922-05-11
24 pairs Trousers for Young Men

Plain blue serges in the English model that fits per
fecy-trmmed in white pearl sateenwe tailored and nm
ised with cuff bottoms. Ends Of lines in sizes g. 3d. g. 3
"a waists.
Remnant Priced, $3.75 Pair
Evening star., 1922-05-11
Former Prices Range from S:

Misses Section, Fourth floor.
New Britain herald., 1922-02-13
TAYLOR MURDERER
 MAKES GOOD ESCAPE
Authorities Doubt Slayer Will
 Ever Be Apprehended

Los Angeles, Feb. 13.-Investlga ton Of William Desmond Taylor's murder continued today although 1t was a legal holiday.
 District Attorney Woolwine said he was uncertain what form the inquiry would take but thought 1t unlikely he would summon to his offices any motion picture stars or others. He thought It moro probable he stated that the detectives would investigate any available leads and that wit nesses would be summoned for ques- tioning hereafter only when the pre- liminary work of the officers indi- cated some discovery of more than usual import.
 This latter course would place the detectives of the police department again on their theory that the finding of Edward F. Sands, missing former butler secretary to Taylor was essen tial to the solution of the enigma and those of the shcriff's office on their diametrically opposed conten- tion that Sands had nothing to do with the staying.
 Completely Banlcsi.
 Shortly before this partial dis closure of the future procedure of his
New Britain herald., 1922-02-13
GUARDING AIR WAVES.

It is possible for the ordinary indi- vidual to understand why there should be laws preventing anyone
 who chose to do so from cutting understand that there might be con- siderable difficulty in sending tele- over the telephone, if every few feet someone was to be seen, perchcd on the top of a ladder engaged in con- meeting an instrument to the wire or splicing it together again after con- versation had been held or tclc- gram sent from such a way station.
 And it is only by presenting such a picture to the imagination that one may understand anything about the commotion that is being raised over the fact that the air is getting so crowded with chatter" Of small boy radio experimenters that really inn pOrtant matter can IinU no alT waves to carry 1t to it's destination.
 Secretary of Commerce Hoover seems to be receiving aid in making his office something different than it has been in the past. Now, at the request of President Harding, he is calling radio experts together to dis cuss the wisdom of making regula- tions regarding the use of the air for radio communication After this, it seems as though nothing could occur that would be surprising. It was bad enough when 1t became necessary 10 make laws as to how near the earth people travelling in the air should go. But regulating the use of the air waves may be trtthfully said to be the limit"-and yet, may anything, these days, be said to be the limit?"
New Britain herald., 1922-02-13

pcared on the first page thereof ar interview purporting to come from me which was never in effect given
 This interview never took place and there is not a word of it that have ever authorized to be printed nor did I have the slightest intma- ton directly or indirectly that it would be.
 There is not sentence that con tans my exact language about any thing. It is composed of some things that l have uttered in substance There are some half truths, many ab- soute falsehoods. I have made com plaint publicly about the verdict in the Burch case but l did not author ize any further statement about that case.
 False, He Says.
 "The following language purported to have been uttered by me is out of whole cloth and is viciously false:
 off the minds of the jurors who first tried Fatty Arbuckle and Arthur c. Burch are the minds of the pub lic---then l must confess that the people do not want to be protected by the laws on the statute books
 "'The following language Is also made out of whole cloth, never hav ing been uttered or thought of by me:
New Britain herald., 1922-02-13

Nevertheless, l shall ferret out the criminal who killed Taylor. Noth- ing will stop the district attorneys office from getting at the truth and bringing to. the surface the facts which led to the murder of the noted film director
 'The facts are that the duty of fcrreting out and apprehending the perpetrator of this deed rests with the police department and I only consulting with and advising them.
 There is grave and serious sdoubt at the present time. as to whether the murderer will ever be apprehended and certainly ] do not know whether he ever will be.
 ''I intend 10 give my best endeavors in counseling with the officers but I would not in the present condition of the investigation hazard the state ment that 1 or anyone else will be able to solve. the mystery.
 Tt is certainly an outrage for any newspaper to be guilty of such faked and fraudulent interview.
 "I am informed that this fake has been telegraphed all over the United States which magnified it's iniquity.'
 Earliest known almanac is dated 1200 B. B.