davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-12
PROHIBICNl DOZvUKY.

Koroner A. P. Hammond
vcera prohlasil, ze policie sti-
ha velice vlazne ty, kteri pro-
dejem otravnych lihovych ma
pojG zavinili smrt nekolika IL
di. Sam Sci, jak vcera bylo
oznameno, po jejich stope, ale
zalobcem Stantonem byly do
dane dukazy prohlaseny "a ne
dostatecne k soudnimu stiha-
nj. 'Policejni nacelnfk Graul
ale Hammondovi slibil, ze ne
cha vec do podrobna vysetriti
detektivy.
Okresni serif podnikl vcera
rrohibicnf tazeni v North Olm-
sted, Doveru, Fairyview village
a Parma Heights, kde byly pro
vedeny prohlidky as v sedmi
domech, kde me1y byti poru-
Sovany prohibicni zakony.
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Jos. S. Kubin:
LIDOVE POVIDKY z POD
KRKONOSf.
(Ukazka obecne mluvy re Sc
verovychodnich Cech.)
/. Reznik strasil.

Tady Sc jinac nerlkalo, nezli
Bidohrad, zadnej Belohrad
Takova zebrota tn bejvala.
Mas bylo jedenact ke stolu,
starej barec, ia sem Sc tam ma
d'ala az az hrnza. Teprva dyz
nastaly ty sulcovky Ct. j. Sui
Gem padelane bankovky), to 81
vsude pomohli, teprva Sc to ta-
dy zvelebilo. Ale to uz je vel
ky leta, kde pax! A tehdaz Sc
chodivalo este do Horic pro
maso. Tam bylo feznikG mno-
ho, jak byly Horice malicky!
Taky tam nakej Spata fezni
Gil a re malo prodaval, stej-
skal 81. Mel psoty trochu. Az
jeden cloujek mu poradil, aby
sci trikrat po sobe k svaty
z9oujedi, tn hostyji ably 81 dy
cky nechal a az bude nit vse-
cky tfi, ably je zavrtal do spal-
ku, co ma mem sekal maso.
Milej Spata to tax ud'al a
dys tam ty tri hostyje zavrtal,
najednou jako dys Sc nina
pytel roztrhne, kde .kdo Sc k
nemu hrnul ma maso.
Par rok1 mu to tax chodilo,
az milej Spata umfel. Tejko
no dali do truhly a postavili
SIM, voni byly ty pocine dfeve-
ny, ma tn pocfn no postavili,
a to Sc chodili lidi k umrlemu
modlit. Dve sluzky sly taky pro
vodu a jedna k drslhy povida:
- Pojd'me Sc taky k Spatoj
pomodlit!
TAX putny Sc tam postavily,
klekly a modlej Sc. Ale truhla
nebyla prirazena, vona ia jed
ma holka nakoukla dovnitr, a
milej Spata ma nj vyplaz ja-
zyk ty truhle. No, mila hol-
ka Sc lekla, toce vi, popadla
putnu a lett pryc. Ami ty druhy
Sc nepochlubila.
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Nova revolta NemcI We Str

bfe. Praha. Post. zpr. - Ma
rodni Politika" prinasi tuto
Zpravu z II. prosince: Behem
dnesniho dopoledne dosla min.
rady Kozlanskeho, chefa okr.
pol. zpravy We Stribre, telefo-
nicka zprava, ze do Stribra ta-
hne z celeho okoli ma 5000
zfanatisovanych nemeckych
sedlakG, ktefi pry Sc chtejl do
mahati danovych illev a homo
rovani rakouskych valecnych
pGjcek. Kdyz sedlaci dorazili do
Strfbra, nasi .jiz mesto obsa-
zeno vojskem cetnictvem, kite
re sc proti MIN energicky po-
stavilo. Sedlaci, vidouce rama
opatfenf. odtahli v klidu z me-
sta ku svym domovGm, kdyz
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-12
VYROCNf SCHUZE SPOLEc-
NOSTI ATLAS.

v Besidkach Ceske Narodni
Sine ma Broadway konana byla
minute 1tery sch1ze Atlasu,
vypomocneho spolku, "a tax
velice znacne 1casti zajmu
jako nikdy pred tim. VSeobec
ma ucast jest odavodnena iist6
americkym vzrustem organisa-
ce. jez rychlym tempem doha-
nj spolky starsi jiste, coz OBJ
jektivne vzato, musi kazdy do
znati, v dob6 neiblizsi zaujme
misto prvni. Pravil tax DIR. F.
J. Rybak, jenz "a vyrocni schI-
re proslovil delsi rec plnou O.
pravneneho optimismu. Vzpo-
minal dolby pred sesti roxy,
kdy kapital dosahoval $780,
674.44, kdezto dnes kontrolu-
je Atlas $3,364.087.75, jak
mas poucuje financni vykaz re
dne 81. prosince 1921. Ia ta-
kovych okolnosti neni ovsem
divu, re sdctovani jest pro vse-
chny podilnfky udalostl .jiste
velevyznamnou.
phi dnesnim rapidnim vzr6-
stu, jest die SLOW recnikovych
Atlas dosud v detskych strevi-
cich, &C jiz predcil spolky, KITE
re pohlizi "a sebe ma drahu
starou az 80 rok6, ale pravil
vestecky, kde budeme "a cas-
podobny, budeme-li pokraco-
vati takovymi milovymi kroky
vpfed tax jako jsme postupo-
vail az dosud.
Ia 1ternfch voleb byli do
fiditelsk6 rady znovu zvoleni:
Michael Becka, JOS. Blaha,
John S. Broz, Geo. S. Gym, F.
E. Jankovsky, Chas. A. Kadle-
eek, DR.. A. F. Klohs, JOS. Ma
lecek, A. L. Maresh, Jaroslav
Nimberger, S. V. Palda, Albert
Pavelka, DR.. J. F. Rybak, An
ton Schacha, A. E. Sicha, FIR.
Smetana, A. B. Sprosty, F. j.
Week, James Volk, John Wei
zer a DIR. E. A. Womacka.
X docilenym dspechdm po-
m9rn6 mladeho financniho L.
stavu blahopreje jiste celia ma
Sc vefejnost, ku ktere Sc pfA
pojujeme my.
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Zbytek 1. listopadu 1919
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-12
MA VYLET DO SLUNNE
KALIFORNIE.

Panove Ed. a VIM. Sebesto-
We, jejichz residence jest ma
Clifton boulevardu, {. 14519,
dali Clevelandu spolu S man,
zelkami vale a odebrali sc do
Kalifornie k navSteve Los An
geles, kde Sc as A mesice DO
zdrzi. Oba panove jsou znami
obchodnici pozemky u. Ohio
Farm Exchange, 1881 Broad
way.
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Sok. Obec, Chic. 100000
DR.. A. Mach pro univ. "
Bradshaw 100000
$14,700.00
Celkovy majetek SAG, 165.41
Zavazky:

Celkovy majetek SAG, 1G5.41
Zavazky:
Vyp1jcky:.
Vypravni vybor S65O.O0
A. Lonek 10000
S85O.OO
Cist6 jm6ni $45.3l5.41
Nabytek a zaiizeni kancela-
re patfici Sdruzeni neni veden
jako majetek v knihach.
.Proti Sdruzeni jest MONA
pohledavka $361.46 "a ceky Wy
stavene pred 1. listopadem
1919, ktere byly v knihach O.
depsany, ponevadz nebyly do
posud presentovany bance k
vyplate.
Zprava o revisi.
Ma zaklade podrobne revise
hlavnich Uctu Ustredni Cesko-
slovenskeho Mar. Sdruzeni Is
vyjimkou zvlastnich fondd a
vybord) "a diva roxy, koncici
81. Tijna 1921, shledali jsme
dcty ony spravne, vsechny pc
nize, dluzni 1pisy q jiny MAZE
TEX dobfe ulozene a veskera
vydani radne schvalena a do
lozena. Dosvedcujeme timto, re
prilozena bilance die nasehc
min6ni vykazuje presne finan-
chi Stav Ustredny Sdruzeni re
dne 81. fijna 1921 re prilo-
zeny vykaz prijmu a vydani je
spravny.
Hilton, Mahon and Knowles,
B. F. Dvorak.
Ia financni vybor sjezdu c.
Mar. Sdruzeni:
M. Zemanova - Alois SmiC
- Franta Flip.
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s'BvEr1

Su di uiCJ Rucfl ldiiD W u0-
macf smuteCnici vodeufou tru-
hlu a trufila prazdna. Spata
byl pryc. Co ted. No, funus
museli vybeit aby 4 toho nebyl
zadnej poprask, do truhly
dali kameni, zatloukli il, a fu-
nus byl. Ale jak prichazejf $
funusem Ike Kothardu, tax Vi
del, co to! Spata sedi ma plote,
klatil tam nohama hazel ma
ne koncky homolky, jako dyz
je kamenuje. Co ted! Vsech-
no bylo vydeseny, hned truhly
postavili q knezi no ZACH wy
kropovat a zafikavat, ale Won
Sc jen small toho plotu. A dyz
prisli 2 jednys strany krope-
nickou, zas prekroGil ma dru-
hou stranu homolky hazel
dal.
No, truhly pochovali a co
ted, neuvedei 81 rady. Zivou
moci sneujedeli. No tax psali
tenn biskupum nausechny stra
ny, vo zarikacf modlitbicky psa
Ii a co kde stary lidi vjed6li.
Ale mic platny, Won cell noci
chodil po polich a po stavenich
a lez do bytu, lid Sc desil, toce
Vi, az pax to hrabenka Still
fridka taky chtela videt. No,
| rekla lokajoj, az toho reznika
bude videt, ably il rex, re Sc
ma nej pude taky podivat. TAX
Won paulace vyhlizel a tet'ko
no vot Kothardu vidi k mestu
sc tach, tax porad bjezel a mi
Ii hrabence melduje, re ten
Spata zrouna tahne k pivova-
ru. Vona chytla honem daleko-
| hled kouka ma n6j. ale taky
porad vomdlela. No, umrdlec to
byl, tax nejni diyu, tn hazuku
mel, ucouranej, vypadal pro
hruzu. A vona porad do koca-
ru a sedla a jela do Prahy, a
tam druhej den taky zemfela.
Este ze ud'ala porutenstvi, to
panctvf pripadlo k invalidhau-
Zu.
! No a ty porad 81 neujedeli
rady, az pozvali vod Krkonos
kata nakou babou, Sc zenou,
no a tax "a Hoficemal Il sva-
tejch strnacti pomocnikG ten
kat Sc postavil na silnici, ty ze-
ne dal pytel a postavil il jak V
| Basnicich je videt,. k tomu ryb-
niku $ pytlem. ma ty luka, a
! Won no sehnal won uz lital y a
letel, az tam spad na ty luka.
! A vona do toho pytle no muse
la chytit a zadrhnout no a ma
zada a tax MIN prisla k tenn
strnacti pomocnikum. No a tam
no rozsekali na styry Stvrtky a
| tam no zakopali. A ten kat Sc
/ no ptal, jesli Sc chce este di-
vat ma pana boha. Won rex, dyz
Sc tolik prohresil, .ze Sc mu ne
muze podivat do voci, tax no
zakopali vobliteiem do zem6.
PAX uz dial pokoi. A sli pro ty
svaty hostyje, procesim sli, a
jak byly We spalku, tax pjekne
vostaly cerstvi, 4 zas .ie dali
do kostela.
(Vypravela Podhorova An
ma, 81 r.O
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FINANcNf ZPRAVA
Ustredny CeskoslovenskehO Ma
r0dniho Sdruzeni cd l. list0pa-
du 1919 do 81. rijna 1921.

Zbytek 1. listopadu 1919
$45,674.30
PTijem:
Pfispevky a Diary S13,979.69
Narodni dan 746.1O
Nv. fondy a sbirky 31,128.71
Najem $4,000
Prodej tisk. a rdz. pr. ,363.69
Ur. z dl. 1pisd a bank 3,422.O7
Splacene pGjcky 27,13O.0O
Vypdjceno $4,000
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jim pred tim jeste bylo ozna-
memo, re zadne povoleni Ike ko
mani schnze nebude dano re
pro pfipad nutnosti vse jest
pfipraveno k vyklizeni mesta.
TAX zalostne skoncil druhy po-
kus Nemcd revoltu We Stri-
bre.
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Celkovy prijem $78,950.26
Vydani:

Sluzne $4,374.OO
Najem $500
Svetlo a topivo 14O.55
Cisteni III. a jine 79O.91
Tisk a kane. potr. 2,112.29
Telefon a telegramy 643.74
Postovne 1,353.31
RGzna kane. vydani 968.28
Vydavani 'Poselstvi' 3,910.95
Propag. a cest. WI. 1,695.99
Hotovost a up. zap. 39,5OO.OO
Zvlastnf fondy a dairy:
Svazu Cs. Legionarn (pro-
sti. Cs. Mar. R.) 100000
,Inv. f. Sv. Cs. Leg. $4,000
sSv:. Leg. ma ncrns-fand 649.22
Ceskosl. Legionafum $4,000
Sirotkdm Csl. Leg. $500
Bakulhvu lstavu 5000
F. AL. Masarykove 12,444.14
F. T. G.. Masaryka 11,137.74
Videnskym .Cechdm 100000
c. OBJ. Sok. (potr. p.) $500
Hooverove akci 302.15
Ceskosl. studentstvu $65.94
Vydani pfi pohfba JOS.
Tvrzickeho 1860
Pi. Anne Tvrzicke $500
Cs .Ministerstvu Skol N.
Osvety (knihy a pomn-
cky) 1.594.5O
Ma Prvni Ces. Citanku 277.5O
Studijni stipendium 166.74
Vyst. pam. Odboje' 5000
Am. Kor. v Praze $500,
Volt. Benesovi (pri navra-
tn do Ceskoslov.) 100000
Dobrocinnym ucelGm v Ce-
skoslovensku tx rukam Ora.
Pecivala):
Cs. Cerv. Kriz Kc 100000
Cs. Leg. fondu Kc 32,2OO.OO,
c. Srdci v Praze Kc 25,OOO.O0I
c. Srdci We Vfdni Kc 25. 100000
Cs. Peel Dite Kc 100000
Bakulovu lstavu Kc 100000
V bance Union Kc 3,15O.OOI
Kc 145,15O.OOI
Obnos Kc. cinf $2,2O6.51
Celkoye vydani $93,159.15
Zbytek 81. rijna '21 $31, ,465.41
vykaz jmsni ustredny 81. rij.-
ma 1921.
Majetek:
Hotovost pokladni:
Adams State Bank, Chic.
$417.16
Canadian Bank of Com
Winnipeg
$4,348.25/
$4,765.41
Bondy Svobody: :
,. vydani konv. $4,000
3. vydani 11,7OO.OO
1. vydanf 100000
$26, 10000
Zapdjcky:
Kr. vyb. Chic. 100000
Kr. vyb. Texas 10000
Evening star., 1922-12-07
GIRL WINS POINT IN SUIT.
Judge Declares She Was Wronged
by College Dismissal.
PHILADELPHIA

Miss Marjorie Barker of Michigan
City. Ind. suffered real damage" as a
result of her dismissal from Bryn Mawr
College in April. 1921. Judge Dick in
son declared in federal court here.
The statement of claim filed by Miss
Barker. however, is legally defective.
Judge Dickinson ruled, and granted
permission to her counsel to redraft
the statement of claim in an effort to
show she has a legal right for action.
She filed suit for s50,000 damages.
Miss Barker. among others. was
questioned before her dismissal by
the college authorities about petty
thefts. and then went home for the
Easter vacation. While away she was
requested by the college authorities
not to return.
Evening star., 1922-12-07

physician to work out a debt was
being made here by q. J. Tilliod. as
sistant United States attorney:
giving herself up as a fugitive wanted
in Chicago for stealing a ring and
tewelry valued at $500 from the ply
sician's wife. Attorneys acting for
the girl obtained her release under
$1,000 bond after common pleas court
continued hearing on q habeas corpus
writ until December 10. The attorneys
Evening star., 1922-12-07
Millinery Reduced

Twenty $3.50 to 5000 Hats; one
Black Velvet. poky shape. embroid-
cred with red leather: two large
hats with pIeated edges and trim
ming Of MoIre riboon, one Blue and
one Beaver; one matron's Black
Velvet Hat. side trimmed with
pheasant breast, and one Of brown
velvet, narrow brln. ostrich. fancy:
three small Black. Blue and Brown
Hats, with shirreo bri'as, small gold
slides and velvet rosettes on each
side. Choice, $3.50.
Twelve s1.e5 to $3.50 French Wool
Hats, each. $1.oo.
one $3.50 Sport Hat Of China Blue
Duvetyn, caracui fur edge, $3.50.
One $1,000 large foppy Hat. of
black satin and beaver. with Peri
wlnkie and black cire ribbon. S1.5o.
On Third Floor.
Evening star., 1922-12-07

Of Senator Borah of Idaho, Mayor
Curley today Instructed City Censor
John NJ. Casey to see to it that the
American flag is displayed when
ever a public meeting is held in this
city.
At the close of Senator Borah's ad-
dress in Symphony Hall. in which he
advocated Immediate recognition of
Evening star., 1922-12-07

the Russian soviet government. John
l. Macdonald, who said he was chair
man of the Boston city committee for
AmericaniZation. mounted the stag"
and asked the speaker why tL"
American flag was not displayed ut
the meeting a ncar-riot followed and
Macdonald was given police protct-
ton. Senator BDrah explained that
wherever he spoke. "Anerican prln-
ciples were represented"
Evening star., 1922-12-07

said they would fight against having
the girl taken back to Chicago. and
denied the larceny charge.
Evening star., 1922-12-07
At $3.50

Monogramed Sterling
Silver Buckle and
Belt 4 Sterling Silver
Locket with Black Silk
Sautoire + Child's
4 n / f e.. Fork and
Spoon = Sterling ST.
yer Cuff Links r.
Evening star., 1922-12-07
Severe.

Russian Magistrate-You are sen.
fenced to fifteen years In Siberia.
American Traveler-What!
Russian Magistrate-Or IS fine
Evening star., 1922-12-07
On Sale Friday Nor

$500 and $3.50
Step-ins and Boomers,
$3.85 and $4.85
Radium and crepcback satin edged with val
and til,t laces he,n>titclcd ruftles: in white
orchid, flesh and light blue.
$1,000 to $1,000
Silk Gowns, $6.85, $685.,
$1O.85, $13.85
Radium silk crcpc-back satin and few Geor-
eette crepes filet. French val and Eenise medal
lions Pretty plain models with hemstitched
yokes straps. rosettes and two-faced ribbons
Round square. Y and full necks; in flesh, white;
light blue orchid maize. with black lace and
other novelties: also lew pajana suits OF fine
quality in this lot.
Evening star., 1922-12-07

CLEVELAND. Ohio, December t.
Investigation into the charge that
Anna Pataki. twenty-one. had been
held in virtual slavery by a Chicago
Evening star., 1922-12-07
Remnants Despite the Christmas Rush!

Women's Dresses, Remnants
Ono $3.50 Jade Green. Crepe Pomona Dinner
Dress for s4s.5o
one s,ssoo Dortsd taa1s t,oa ID Crepe Dress hand
Dress ess fos oS';Hs $500 ~'~ " ' '~
One $500 LanxIn model: Black and Pata"
Green Flat Crepe Dress, $3.50
Three so0o Beaded &C. Ssns9n s9s Crepe
Three $7s so Black Satin Crepe Dresses, with
lace coars-each $3.50.
day. $3.50.
One s,2s;oo Copper and Taupe Crepe Dress fur
Two $3.50 erown srocade Velvet Afternoon
Dresses-each, $500.
One $500 Navy and Paisley Dress for $500
Two s35 90 Black Felt Crepe Draped Dresses
each, $3.50.
Seven s25 90 Ribbed MInIonette Utility Dresses,
each, $3.50.
Dresses, each, $500
Three sesso Canton Crepe Beaded Dresses Fri
day. each. $3.50.
One $500 Net and FIlet Lace Afternoon Dress
for s5ooo.
One s125.oo White Beaded Dinner Dress, $1,000.
Two $4,000 Imported White Velvet Dinner
Dresses, beautifully embroidered. each. $500.
s4s SO So 'S9'o cocoa Sp'"''" lace o'""'' O'e'''
One $3.50 Cocoa Cut Velvet Dress for $3.50.
One s1e5oo White seau'nsd Evening Gown for
one :4e5o :se 50 Handmade French Blue Afternoon
Two $50 Brown Lace and Satin Afternoon
$685. s5s'se'-0"' ''z' 4@'s' ono E'>' '*'''-e''"'
Two $3.50 Black Satin and Lace satin After
$500 size e"' ses
Misses Coats for Remnant Day
b.ex b:t:z: sRst ssoe Coats '''" sleeves flare
.:s:.. s... T. sse t. II. o:s,: :s '''' '''"
r: s.; e; es;
sE:. Esen sse collars navy
eaes' eet" $685. ssss'' 'a''e"' '''F'-'4'S'S
six
Navy, Brown, sorrento-eact-$4s.5o
On Third Floor.
Remnants of Misses Dresses
~: IS .ss ess :c Blouse
s2s75 .sah Nsxz
Twenty s2s75 Dresses-bIouse, side drape and
Black and erown-eseh. $500.
one ;E $3.50 e Helm Knit Orchid Sport ore''-s'ze
Dresses; blouse effect; Brown, Navy and Cocoa
ono $3.50 Light Blue Canton crepe Dress
size IS, $3.50.
Ono s4e.5o Lace and Renee Crepe Dress;
draped skirt, rust coIor-slze 16-$225o.
Ten $500 Canton Crepe Dresses, blouse effects
Navy, Black, Brown-slzes 14-16.1s. Each,
$500. -on Third Floor.
Blouse Remnants to Go for Little
$500 Tailored Silk souses; all white, radIum,
striped silk broadcoth and bsqus color crepe de
chine; Peter Pan, Tuxedo and two. II. one collars
$rIn aad with okAn
sIzes-each, $3.e5.
$500 and $500 Tailored Cotton BIouses two
or three Of style, but all new and fresh-ffne
Dimties, all wf1lte or with gIngham collars and
cuffs coIored batIstes In pastel shades, round
and necks; Peter Pan and Tuxedo collars
ali sizes but not In each style. Each, $1.15.
-On Second Floor.
Desirable Sweaters in Remnant Sale
$3.50 Brushed Wool slIp. over sweaters. round
and necks-euf, Brown and Navy, contrast.
Ino coIored stripes, $500.
$500 SILK and Wool Slip lover Sweaters, hand.
stitched effects In two-tone color combinations
Of Black, Brown and Navy-$5.uo.
$500 Pure Worsted Tuxedo Sweaters, attractive
weaves; In navy, black, buff and brown-$3.06.
$3.50 Pure SILK sIIp-over Sweaters, ideal for
olfts and a wonderfully low price-ln Black
Orchid, Navy and Buff, @1o.so.
-on Second Floor.
Evening star., 1922-12-07
Pure Organziine
Silk Scarfs

Pure Silk scarfs, In their striking
color combinations, always make
appropriate Gifts: Attraetawe ,.,,.,. PLAIN osI
trast color borders, others In ap-
piique.
5000 Pure organzIne Silk searfs.
with attractive fancy weave and
coIored striped border-buff and
brown, navy and buff, buff and
navy. black and white. Special,
$3.50.
$3.50 and $500 Pure orsanzine
SILK Scarfs, wider than the $3.50
number, In several excellent designs,
In the wanted color combIations.
$1,000.
$3.50 and $3.50 Gorgeous Pure
SILK Scarfs, In plain, applique and
accordion ribbed effects. A beauti.
fuI assortment with fringed ends,
and In brown, navy, tan and black
comblnations-$15.00
Evening star., 1922-12-07
Skirts at Remnant Prices

Thirty s7.a5 to 5000 Street Skirts In Plaid
Ratine, Striped Eponge and Pruneila; smart box
peated and straightiine styles; new color comn-
nations. Each $3.50.
Twenty S22 so to $3.50 Dressy SILK SkIrts-kIo
Kay. silk ouvetyn, veIora, veidyne. Chenille and
Roshanara-draped and peated styIes-navy;
taupe, brown and black. Each, $3.50.
Ten $3.50 Sport Skirts In Striped RatIne, eou-
Gle and Plaid Eponge; straiehtIine and wrap.
around styles. Each, $3.50.
Five $14.5o Camels. s.haIr Sport Skirts; tan and
gray; wrap around styles. Each, $3.50.
On Second Floor.
Evening star., 1922-12-07

Worien's Suits Cong Out
Two ss2.5o Three piece Costume Suits Of Navy
Duvet d. Laine, wolf collars and cuffs, each.
SI9 So
Three $500 Three piece Costume Suits OF
Olonzo: navy blue and black; handsome fox COL
lars, each. s65. 90.
Two Se5e0 Suits in Normandy and Marleen.
black and brown box Jackets, large wolf collars;
each. $3.50.
Fifteen $4,000 smartly Tailored Suits Ct Navy
and Black Trcotine; long panel and box jackets;
suit, $3.50.
Twenty $500 and $500 Wooitex Tailored
Suits. navy and gray mixtures. navy and black
twill cord and black suede cloth; long belted
panel Jackets; s29.5c.
Fifteen $500 and SIPS. 90 Suit, Of Marleen and
Vedvne, in black navy and brown; elaboratey
fur trimmed. with collars and cuffs Of fox. Fri
Gay. chccc $3.50.
Twenty $500 to st25oo Three. piece Costume
Suits Vedyne. OoTzc. Marleen and Duvet de
Lane; box and blouse Jackets, beaver and squr.
rel collars and cuffs: navy. brown, Koran and
black. Choice, seo5o. Ion Second Floor.
Evening star., 1922-12-07
Short Lots of Women's Coats

Five $4,000 Black and White English Mixture
Top Coats, fu-back models; each. $3.50.
Ten s55.co Self -coared "Woortex" Coats, full
each. $3.50.
Gre s,5e.5o Navy Corona Wrap. with squirrel
collar and cuffs, $4,000.
Four se5.oo Eiack keram Cloth Blouse Jackets.
,H,r large squirrel collars, each, S49.5o.
TWO si35.oo Hip Blouse Coats OF Brown Corona,
LARGE shawl collars and cuffs fox; each. $1,000.
On Second Floor.
Evening star., 1922-12-07
Leather Goods Very Special

Thirty $500 Leather Bags; black,
brown, tan and blue; $1.50.
Ten BugIe Beaded Bags, made Of
Irish beads, with satin lining; 9-inch
size; $1.95.
Forty SILK, Velvet and Leather
6aos, and some Vanity Boxes; black,
navy and brown. Each, $2.e5.
Fifty Bags, In velvet and duvetyn;
steel beaded bags and attractive calf
baos; black and navy; all fitted ; fine
for gifts. &5.e0.-on Street Floor.
Evening star., 1922-12-07
$3.50 and $3.50 Wool
Scarfs, $500

imported English Wool and Mohalr
Scarfs, In plain lavender, rose and
tan, and stripes Of tan and green,
black and white and rose and tam
On Street Floor.
Evening star., 1922-12-07
At $500

Manicure Sets, Stsr-
ling Silver or Pyra-
lin r Ear Drops r Am
her or Ivory Cigarette
II o l d or r w q { c h
Chains, Gold, Novel
Design r
Evening star., 1922-12-07
NEAR-RIOT CAUSES
ORDER TO DISPLAY
FLAG At MEETINGS

BOSTON. December 7.-As an echo
Of the visit to Boston last Saturday
Evening star., 1922-12-07
PROBE SLAVERY CHARGE.

Girl Claims She Was Held in Peon-
age by Physician.
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$500 to $165G
Silk Chemise, $3.85, $4.S5 and
Up to $1,000

Crepe dc chine. radium. crcpe-)ack satr aud
some georgette c-epe-witll tie most beautiful
OF fine French val and real ii'et Insertions ani
two-iaced ribbons: III white. orchid light hiue
and flesh color. Every piece delightful so;,
ton OF the gift-giving problem.
Evening star., 1922-12-07

Stockings!
$500 Silk Stockings, $1.50
Pure silk. II-fashloned, Isle gar
ter tops; reinforced heels and toes
black, African brown, medium and
polo gray, nude.
$3.50 Centemeri
Silk Stockings, $1.S5
FuIl.fashloned. pure silk, mercer
lied garter hens, high spiiced heels.
reinforced; cordovan, black, African
brown, mode, fawn, silver.
$3.50 Wool Sport. Stockings
$1.95
AIl.wooI Sport Stockings, In brown.
heather mixtures. light and dark
brown, with novelty hand. d.embrold-
cred clox.-on Street Floor.
Evening star., 1922-12-07
Exceptional Fur Chances

.
Fox scarfs, double fur light and dark brown
Regularly $3.50; very special, $3.50.
Ten $3.50 kolinsky Rinatail chokers, $780,
Six $3.50 Squirrel chokers, $125o.
Ten $3.50 Stone Marten chokers $685.
One $4,000 Scotch Mole Stole $500.
One $3.50 Jap Mink Stole, $780,
Two $500 Natural Pony Coats. $3.50.
One $500 coney Long Jacquette, $3.50.
One $1s5.oo Natural opossum Coat s1se5o.
On Second Floor.
One Lot of Umbrella Remnants
$500 and $500 AII-slIk Umbrellas, ring and
green, red, black and purple. Each, $s.e5.
On Street Floor.
SIPS Sport Stockings for 75c
Wool and Cotton Sport Stockings heather mix.
ssa sa "9s a BIT
Wool Hat and Scarf Sets
$500 Hat and Scarf Sets Of Brushed Wool, with
g.ats g.t :, teI ss useful gifts The Il gil: limited
Glove Bargains Without an Equal
$3.50 to ss25 French Kid and Suede Gloves, ono
gray and black; all sizes. Pair, $1.e5. '
$3.50 French kid GIeves--PIque- sewn, novelty
$225. ~ o"s"'
$3.50 French Kid Gloves, strap wrists, self and
two. tone crochet embroidered backs; Tan Brown
Gray, Oxford and eIack-s2.s5.
$3.50 capeskIn Gloves, one. clasp r,odeIs, calf
and tone embroidered backs; Tan, Hrown
and Beave-$1.e5.
$3.50 Leatherette Gloves, one clasp models, In
tan, covert. channels, mastIc gray and beaver
strap wrist styles, with peated cuffs In gray
and beaver-$1.00. Street Floor
Large Women's $69.50 to $l10 Suits, SIS
Twenty five Suite Of ashona, veIdyne Mar
ieen and Twill Cord; In n avy, black, brown, mar.
ten and kit fox; tailored fitted panel. box and
Iona unbeited jackets; sIz es 42H to sea.
Second Floor.
Evening star., 1922-12-07

Radiu1l Silk and Satin Ca1isclcs-lai;2.i,
trimmed with val and fict lace. nrzrly he:a
stitched flesh color; desirable style