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Uusi kotimaa., 1922-09-22
@astnstaipat Wilhclmin naimas
Ionn,tn.

Doorn, SolIal1ti. = GntiIen fei.
Iori @iIbel,11in perbeen idienet tpns-
t,istoipat olpfarasti banen nainiIiin
menoam prinIesIa Ser,ninen fans|a
Sc otuot faDneet tpierailill1 feiiarir
l,ona, foettacn fG1utdd lpaitbufien
aiot,ltlia poisp1in naiffoIisto. aui'
tenfin fertotpat ianoalalebtifniebei
ndhneenIl MiIbelnnil1 pasteeraiLeipay
t;inaanfin pl,lltnrEps{aon prinlesian
ia fonsia, iofa on fonleo ipoaleatnf
fainen ia nliasrbbtinen ,,oinen.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-09-22


!. Nen .Brunsmicf, 81. S. ipDst. 21
y. eSofn paitpG iitte IoDoet.itn
toGlla fltoliuafii on1ntuttlula pasto-
ri Gbtparo 8bee!er S9al[ ia MrS.
eleanor 9ieinbarot Weills. Gl,u.
sniit tatpattiin ipiereffdin erdan oil.
tion 1naatalon fartonoltu. Nast,ri
oil mposfin 1,oimiIisla ia oli TN
I.;beiiisia fubteisia tnurbatl,n 11a,;;sn
fonsla. Mironomoiiet oipat torf,i1
ful,lustelleet murbotrn roilen mics
I'd ia mt OIL loDbettp ppsip, ioIlt
murba OF tebtp, ia ipangitlent;stc
.ooctetoa1, icfa betfi. Nirs. Ntil!:
toimi lol,lufuoroll iobtaiona ionrusit
ienrof,tnnasIa, iosia ,nurbattll pap
'pifin.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-09-22
snomalaiIet naiiet iaainrt palfintpja
a,nerifalaiiisia iintifilpailuisIa.

Gltontnlainen l1llit,er WtrS. Nlit
gon al[lstDne tuoitti eniinliiien poll
finnon 8eeburstisia, 8. s, tioe-
taisld 1,inti. ia Observation-Disclosures
tpifme ipiifolln. Mnlerifllaiiet leb=
BET eritpilesti fiitt1tpdt bdnen iiroio
,,faanoiufellu lustemppaiaga aoln1a't'
nen polfinnon iai SO gan alls'
ltnnen iilar, neiti Gym 2uon1a.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-09-22
Gomstaiahnpne on bDtpaflpnDi
paGt6fien fpngresiin baiaantumiies
I'd periantaima, igpsf. % y.
3piuenfin lanomalebtimies mangls
TIT pifeuoen haImefImmiIesta.
TIT uifeu

Menlpbis. 9enn, ipbsf. 81 y. =
Mempbis Yreis leboen toinitia;n
g. g. Sannbers on uongittn IpG'
tettpnd oifei,oen balnetiurni'es a
.lenioboosta, ettd b6n leboesfaan dr.
iposteli baIlitusipiranomotiia fl,st De
lpanaitIiipot tointittain Sosob 60
ibenin iofa nrpostelt rantatielaffo'
IaiIia ,pastaan annettna estet,lonlio
ia.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-09-22

nBabtatpiafin tpranreitoltia, jos wotl
ic tpobailttonll baluaa ia liti fdD!-
tdG.
eSalfcenpGin sopabti,neet Ionfae.
nlilflet tdstd forfeostr nIenlnstonn
ctpat Iaoneet nlonenfi,t tiltai[eer Ia
tuperolIee,l mailman rnenoou fDl-
ld5tDneen taiffa liiben tpptDnaiien
ilinanuiIieliian bpnnilamddu ipield
nDfgiiillfin tnrpitiatpi5ta pfiintieli-
Ii5td poulitdistelnistu. fosfa eiiDdt
niiben iplDalliientpdd rterfitp3td iat.
ia faIittda. GillG maaniUtIieliidtn
tDaclitdiStelut osDof pertanttcitG
fosfetpia, ibntiielIisten oifeutlien
pobial[o, eifi pientii "pu(itbfoiItis.
| ia" Dfiitnisten Iuotfien taitfn etil.
| ien rpoittaniletlt, iollaiiten nDfDilin
! Ituntliu oIeipau mottelltin politilliien
ltoiminnm tarfoitnsperilii iellai'is'
| iIafin aIioisio, ioisia fofo pbfeisfiin,
/ nan tltrlDolliluus riiston ia paaril.
!, fipttod spostcnn raba.pbtipitten pno-
'Ilelto on fplDn,ptlesid. Slfcon tpuoii
1873. min iprffdrlc tpastisfiisto fuin
Iulain maantpflieliialle NIT fehoitut'
.Eiena ia rcbtoishlffena oirlon mot
! mania trnnieniiefii ia fdpttdmiiefii.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-09-22

43 GanellG % nastaan bbuafiDi
iemaatti tnllitarifiilain auiime tits
taina ia on ie NIT labetettD preli'
centti Qaroinsim allefirioitettaipafl:,
MfDlemmat Ntinneiotan ienoattDrl1
iauesti,uat lat,, puulesta ia nolr,n
mat @isconltnin ienaattorit iitd
suaStoan. tEk
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-09-22

ler tDoisnoltla ioo0a Curtin atDulla
toi oinof.n iuDtol,tlmnalla r1potGtl,n-
toiicsti 1urfii'l toipoo Men1il
IaotpouIo riitt0polt |ouonluollm rli-
oanolai8ten peIien fontrollisia,
poiff1pa tie tuli liipotfisl puoIueeito-
ntifii ia oluoin1ifii faifille fa,,Inilie.
g)Aopsiualtait, ballitufien tabolta
on illnoitettu, ettG fila ei ole nli=
tiin erifoi'io etlrio .paltpotiosuana
ldbeiIesiG ioasIi ia ettd noilla nc
liIld ole,pa pienl olnerifolainen lol-
tposto on riittaipd tltripanntaon Iicl-
Ia oIc!niel, nmerifalaisten etuja. Wb-
6rstuallat ilnoittoa pito.panId fd~
tenIa erosio tGstd riibasta, iofa OF
rfii,lonsaon Guropan lpaltoien nlio.
Gauooa nitfasteice iptilaioen la9et.
tamiiesia.
Otta.Da, Canada. 1p0sf. 81 y. -
Ganobon naIlitus labetti l,ieito tiln=
teia festaneen uei,tuottellrn iilfeen
,uostoufien Gnalonniu baiLitl,tlelfe
iefittden IiInd, ettti Dleinen n1lelipIee
GmnooosIa paoti'i par!omet1in a1'
ton1oal1 lua[tuutta, ennerfuiu Cana
oo moiii lG1ettoji iotalpifeG 2dbeilee:,
it11n.
8rittein ,ualtafirnnan plsmasiaDlo
ipaarasia.
9snriiit. - 2iittofaisicu on ll,os
tputettomo Gonsta,ltiuopoli tai rpD-
opttdpi Iotaan, nlifd tulee ubfaa.
lnaan toto gritteiu ipoltafunaon D.
lemaslaoloa, Ionni fenraoli Gborles
5oipnlenb, uniteo Hreslin eousta=
ialle.
"Mei6dn olili porosta tebb1 Wus.
| tap6a 4en1ol Nasbon fa1sla rango
Min fanan fltir me ,uoinlsne", mo-
rptttelee biin. RenrnaIt goipnle',f
Iiaaoi 2emal Nasban ontaneen 3D.
IreIle eboot, nlitfd bin on labeti1nD
I !, a,s2!pa0, Geprgeua aliisia lnaanhaa'
'|riippu1nnttontl;uttG mile olueille
;oilIa turffilainen ipaest6 OFT eneln
lmistonG.
I "Miten 1u1ren tpirgeelt iultripallo
; tefelpGtfddn fdlitellesidd,t laheiiet
ioan tilannetta lanoi Sopnienb
: "Meilh ei ole tnitddu tefentisti
: aonsto1,titropoIi ia mitd pifen
min iieItd pGaiiiintme iiti paremp
ie oli't.
"Gl(ei 1nit1Gn teb6a ubfon tneitj
"ppbii iota". Soto mitbo1nettilal1el
maoiLnra nol,IiIi meitd mastaon i
Il ,lI,tai5i fofo 8rittei1, ipaltafunna
y cIemasiooloa.
u "Dinstobha Gen1al moi ottoa &o1
itontinopoIin. sos bdn len tefe;
: ei ole mifGGn Dlldtns nahod bolib'
Il ,pifien morsiitna,t annstantiltopolti
y auttamoan tlirtfilaifio. Gllloi
+ meilIi diff toinen nlooilmaniota.
'' "aeinaliloiiiIa OH iulri bpmos'
, furisTa pletpo ar1neiia. Welna {
'''t MOI torfaucen Io1,oo n1iten Iltnri.
9 "sUec tuoilnne pudstd raltbao
"a turffilaisten fa,sIo. Wntd pliblt1
2emolin fausio jo bdn l1oti eboc
"a Mi,,l loDetin ne 2loDo 8eorgel
IL Eurffilaifet maotituot it'e,1dilnnt
u riiIfe alueille, ioilln OH tl1rfftlotn;
II enenn,isto ia ne t,,letuot tofoamat
y Oaroanel[it napnifii. @eeibon ol
III porasta lotpitella, Iilloin tnln moi,
II. me- WainG tieb1n rtiti on t,,rf
loisten mieles|G ia mind morot
"a leurouflisto. Nbbd iota fulfil
.d- tntton1aGn Iieftiin fofo ioGn, Curt
~ ia Sntiaan iaaffo ia muistafaa nlD
~ MenGiGd.
'N "g,ho nina i:1n,pt 1,elllposfoh
'9' I,tuflen 1pIeerien otpusta,pon FEN
III, Iilaiiia 9lueorosIa. Tdrr,d onIaif
'ut : n1ainita
'p. -----.------
at. "Nle" eifd "be".
Gr1s farnnnri, iofa of firioittt
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-09-22

&onsresiin pifcusaiiait fu1a;tea
on lpfGnnbt Minneiutau fonsres'i'
miehem Dsear aelIerin blilafir,tes
0amg6ertpa tpastaan eiitta1nien tu-
bistmstcm fnnlnstelemiien emf Jon
lnfnnlle. Hdat6s tebtiim fomitean
repmblifaanisten iGienten enemmis-
tSpGGtofielIG ia fatiotaam tnpllaincu
memettelp ebistbsmielistcn tabulto
tahalHefii pifenbem tuiiiubttdmiiefii
&mnlniia lafimies Gantmel ltnter'
meber 9setp Dorfista tnIee eiiintp'
maGn &ellerim pmolesta funlnstc
luisia.
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-09-22
KalvantQon Nav.
tddntuneet t1lebet
|lVydetty kuoneina


Ruifti AZ fai!uontomiestd, iotta hnr-
tautui!pat srgonaut faiipantool :.
lotlun q p:rG, oiuet fliolleet
Gaiffi rltl,n,lit l1nnettiiu eriGsti
tunnelisto 1850 cialnn lpppDocltd
miime nloanotttoina, iDpsf. Is ..
Wiic9et olitunt rafentaneet faflt iltn-
iaieinGill1G pelastuotIeen tltn1tefftf
lpirtaaipalta taairItr Se olimat
beitttlleet benfcnfG toiieu feiairraa
tafona. 2iittpGallItllfIeli faipalito.
lpiraston pGdlliff6 9pron 80 &scr
faro mel,i eniifTi iloioieiil0ln0n tnaf.
ie ia I69Ii ritltntiit.
GraGltii rilllniilta I6p0ctpsi1 tas
perilap,tsio olipat ieuradmat lanai:
"0ello 3 na,,ulllu 5}ne}uo DDmin
'pabasti." S,nlaan poheriiu ii
mics piirtdnnt: "nelidn" nulncrol;
ndbt1tp1sti prjttdcr iattiG I,nan
liille, iotfa ipoiiiiuat tl,lIo !upobeai-
min, nilld fanrnlla a1iot olilpnt
tuollu Detfelld Observation-Disclosures
laulripot, ettG pfoiubteet iuoiaIeinds
n,an tafauo t,,nneLisla oliipat ielloi-
/ Jet, eta ,niebet pliliipot ipoineet pY.
ipd Iiall1 belteisid forfei1toan ,piiii
fllntia.
Guutniit l0nSeftiin fdidlttiiReiNt
toinen toiIenln p1llIc ia olifpat mo.
oa,ttpneet 10 min paDosti, eta tline
| tenlinen oliiI ntabootonio, lnifdli Mr
Ncbnro lauIui.
Observation-Disclosures loriititpat, ct,
| to rliebet ennen flloleina1tia oliluut
I, toimtreet DDipIn fnGuiitpcriicSii
Rill,iitoisto heist1 oil ri;iu1it iuaot.
lteenla ttrffiofieen t,iilla ROOF bitai-
siesti liriista ia lauoojsta tebnpsii
e1tiinliiIesIl iainanldsid. Goi1'eu
| icinGr,G Dll rofenneitu fispistd ia
lulullostn. aaoIu ia trlipalnn IDn-
Nnpttolnat bGprpt fiitenfin udbtdtpGs-
'itt paaliDat ti1fiimaon cniimiiicn
!, ,iuclutien lapi ia micDet paferitpat
paifoIta, misid De rlirot rafento.
ntosia tcisEa rDbtDoflean rafei,to-
1 nlaon folinntto fauelnuofii. 3GnI
Ifolmas pritps ftolettnuoa faoilIa
; nostaan teI)tiin 435 iolon b lti'cu
! poiffitltnnelir pddsId, tulttfn ..
ma foriaii miebet jituri Inn BE nli.
: nat alfaneet iitd rofenton Gaiipan.
> toiutrfoiliiot lpafintttatpot, ettd nies
: bet olipot flioIfeet .itsfatiomosii
: GaoIut carbon ntonnrioe ia car.
J, bon oioribe - he ianoifuat. ai6elltta.
8 'not eniin herpacnnuflen ia tiebotto'
! muuben ia Titte tpdbitellet titottalun!
! fuolen1an.
0h,rbeelfinen i,l,tinelt oiettiin folt
! pungisla iuastaan IeipolliIesti ia rnb
i feasti. gleiIerti p,beenaineena, poit
q II ilirmol,tl,neioen mie3ten perhep:i
: sisld, oil ba,ttal1flen jarlestdninen
= iofa IultItatpasti t,ifee oleu1aan p6
II teinen.
Ii ntabtatpiafin tpranreItoltla, JOS Uotl
Uusi kotimaa., 1922-09-22


Soe Ntsrp, jonfa igntetaan ampn<
ncen poliiiia Snteruational Gallsis=
ia tpiime Innnnntaind, iaatitn fi,n'
Iii fesfi,uiiffona 10 MALTA etelGan
tnainitnsta fanpnag1Sta.
Yariiiista ilmoitstaan, etta lit
tuntnneet piuat paGttanset fntino
fopllc ran6anuenipottelmn labetlcu
ioau aicman jobbosta. 9senipOtfe
hum tuleiuat Dttamaan Dlaa i5nur
britannia, Mansfa, Snrffi, Stal'a
Greiffa, sSapani, &nmauia ja Snss
SIa,uia. Nenipptteln ptnetoan fal
| ben tai fplmcn iuiifpn iiialld.
Evening star., 1922-10-30

Table Cloths, 5s-inch size.
Round scalloped in pretty
p range of floral patterns.
Tuesday at S3c each.
Table Padding. 81 inches
wide. Quilted Acme padding,
heavy weight for table pads.
At $l.59 yard.
White Oilcloth, As inches
wide. Plain white, heavy
weight for tables and wall
covering. At 3 yards for 81.
Girls School Dresse-Doz.
ems of pretty styles, made of
good quality gingham, cotton,
plaid made of cotton serge.
Some skirts are plain, others
pleated, assofted trimmings;
just the kind the girls like. As
sorted colors, pink, lavender.
red. blue, black and white
plaids; also popular bloomer
dresses. At 9Sc.
$1.39 Flannelette Kimonos-
Women's. Nice warm kimonos
in fiowered patterns. All col
ors and sizes. At $l.l9.
New and Smart Sweater-
All wool. in heavy or light
weight wool; fancy or plain
weaves. Navy, black, brown,
tan. in tuxedo styles. All sizes
to 46. At $4.95.
Bargain Basement
Evening star., 1922-10-30
DISTRICT DAY TEA HELD
AT WOMAN'S CITY CLUB
Washington Fair Sex Given Op-
portunity to Meet Wives of
D. c. Executives,

In order to give women of Wash
lnston an opportunity to- meet wives
or the District executives and women
holding important positions in the
District government District day"
tea was held yesterday afternoon at
the Womans City Club. The guests
or honor We're the wives of the three
District Commissioners
Mrs. A. Lertwich Sinclair and Mrs.
William +. GUIDE, wives of District
rent commissioners. presided at the
tea table, while Mrs. Clara Sears Tay-
ior. member of the rent commits
SION, was hostess. Mrs. Taylor was
assisted by Mrs. Helen Gardner, civil
service commissioner. Miss Will
helmina GUIDE, daughter of Rent Com
missioner GUIDE, rendered recitations
Evening star., 1922-10-30
FUNERAL RITES HELD
FOR JOSEPH B. MOORE
Delegation Of Association of Oldest
Inhabitants Attends as Hon.
orary Pallbearers.

Funeral services for Joseph B
Moore who died Fr'day, in his ninety.
second year, at his residence. 1911
Falrmont street northwest, were hello
at the family residence this morning
at II o'clock. Re-. DR.. James b TIy.
or. pastor of the Central Presbyterian
church: Off ia:ing. The interment was
IN Oak Hin cemetery.
Ihe active pallbearers We're four
sons, one son-in-laW and one grand
son. They were j. f. Moore, T. P
Moore, w. \. Moore and ID. L. Moore
sons; DIR. Seneca =. Balm, a son-in-
law, and Linwood T. Moore. a grand
son A delegation Of the Association
or the Oldest Inhabitants attended the
funeral and interment, acting as hon
orary pallbearers
Evening star., 1922-10-30
9n M enroriant.

ADAMS In remembrance of my dear wife
HENRIETTA who died eight years ago To-
day.
Peaceful be thy rest. dear Eta.
1t is sweet to breathe thy name;
In life we loved thee dearly.
In death We do til" same
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND CHARLES
ADAMS.
BAUER. In loving remembrance of my des!
husband and our father. SEBASTIAN
BAUER. who departed this ffe hve years
mass at ST. Aloysus Church. Washington.
u. G.
I,r,I hath no sorrow that God cannot heal.
WIFE AND CHILDREN.
HERRY, In loving remembrance Of my dearly
beloved mother. MARTHA BERRY. who de-
uarted this life four years ago today, octo-
ber 80. 1918.
The blessed name of mother
In the heavens above:
The angels Mh;sper'ng to one another
Can find amid them burning terms OF love.
Sona 60 deyo.'o onal as that Of mother.
DEVOTED son, BENTON II. BERRY.
BEYMER. In sad and loving reme'nbrance
of our dear mother. SAMANTHA \. BEi-
NER, who departed this life one year ago
today October 10, 1?2l
Gone to that beautiful isle Of somewhere.
UER DEVOTED CHILDREN
CROCKETT. tribute ,If OF y, love ana memory
this life one year ago today, October 30.
1921.
In the graveyard. silently s'ee"inG.
Where the flowers gently wave,
Iies ,he one loved 50 dearly
And tried hard to save
D.ar Ethel how we miss You,
None but God will ever know:
~ tears and sighs would, bring You back,
you would have been here lors ago.
Emf since this cannot be done,
we'll leave thee to The care OF Him
Who cares Tor thee and me.
A.. ,re stood by her bedside,
saw her silently steal away:
sIeen on. dear Ethel. take thy rest
We loved our baby. but God loved her best.
JoyING MOTHER, SISTERS AND
BROTHERS -.
nANIELS. tribute Of love to the memory
,f onr dear mother, SUSAN DANIELS. who
eft us five years ago today, October so.
1917.
You will never know your mothers care
ln,t she no. around:
And never know her value
Until she is under ground.
Always try to cheer her.
And keep her from being in need;
Remember that she reared You.
AS the earth did the seed.
You may learn to love some one
ma. IS Iond anu .ruc;
But you never can love
As your mother loved you.
HER son DICK AND DAUGHTER IlLL1E
Evening star., 1922-10-30
Plain and Fancy Silks, Tu'

25c Children's BIoomers-
Jersey Rib Boomers. with
elastic; also fleece-lined pants
in small sizes. At 2 for zSc.
69c Union Suits-Women's.
Fine rib cotton, bodice style,
low neck and sleeveless. Sizes
So to ~. Irregulars. At 39c
suit.
79c Union Suits-Women's
Medium-weight cotton, low
neck, no sleeves, knee or
ankle length. Sizes So and 50.
First quality. At SOC suit.
Children's SOC Underwear
Fleeced lined. shirts have high
neck and long sleeves; pants
have muslin bands, ankle
length. Sizes s to IA. First
quality. At 39c garment.
Women's SOC Knit Pants
Fine rib knit cotton, muslin
bands and lace knees. Sizes
40 to so. First quality. At
39c each.
Children's 81 Union Suits
Fine rib cotton with tape and
washable buttons, low neck
and knee length. Ages 4 to
II years. First quality. At
79c.
Barxain Basement,
Evening star., 1922-10-30

$z.zs Umbrellas Women's.
Rainproof. American taffeta
(cotton) with leatherztrimmed
handles. Paragon frame. AT
Sl.79 each.
Seamless Sheets-Fort Mill
brand. Size 8lxo0 inches.
Heavy weight, unbleached; ;
perfect quality. Will bleach
white after a few launder-
ings. At $1.z9 each.
Scarfs, Centers, Lunch
Cloths and Napkins-All to
match. Decorative fancy
hand-blocked-
7Ox70 Lunch Cloths, $3.48
values, at $50 each.
6Ox6O Lunch Cloths, $2.98
values, at $1.9S each.
30x30 Centers, CSC values, at
Soc each.
l7x52 Scarfs, CSC values, at
s9c each.
14-inch Napkins, $3.50 val
ues, s for 79c.
70xo0 Scalloped Bedspreads
and Bolster Sets, $5.98 values,
at 1898 set.
Cloth and Napkin Sets
Hemstitched. Cloth, 2x2
yards, with E napkins to
match. Designs, dot, stripe
and floral patterns. Tuesday
at $2.98 set.
Evening star., 1922-10-30

Women's Sample Hose
Silk mixed with long silk boot.
high spIiced heel; samples OF
75c stockings. At 39c pair.
79c Silk Stockings-Wom-
ems. Black silk from top to
bottom. Double heel and toe.
Sizes 9 to 10. Irregulars. At
soc pair.
soc Wool Mixed Hose
Women's. Heavy rib, double
heel and toe. Brown only.
Sizes 9 to 10. Irregulars. At
39c pair.
81 Thread Silk Hose-Wom-
ems. High spliced heel, fash
ioned with seam up the back.
Colors only. Irregulars. At
79c pair.
ChiIdren's z5c Hose-Fine
and coarse rib black cotton
stockings, first and second
quality. Small sizes. At 10c
pair.
SOC Handkerchiefs-S wi S,
embroidered in various colors,
with narrow hemstitch Limit,
8 to a box. At 3 for zSc.
35c Split Foot Hose-Wom-
ems. Mercerized cotton;
black with white feet. Sizes
9 to 10. First quality. AT 2
pairs, Sc.
Bargain Basement.
Evening star., 1922-10-30
Imitation Shell
Requisites

for the dressing table. in
a hands "rne pattern. consist
ing of the following:
Ha;-hrush-s. with 13 rows
brist'es S29S.
Mirrors, with regulation
handles. At S.25.
Mirrors. bonnet shape,
long h,rdles. S5.5O.
CIo'hbrushes at SOS.
Powder Boxes and Hair
Receivers at Sl.69.
Nail Polishers, witt,
changeable chamois. S1.50.
,, Cuticle Scissors at SI.69.
Nail Files. CuticIe Knives
and Shoe Hooks at SOC.
Shoe Horns at 69c.
Dressing Combs, coarse~
and coarse fine teeth. At
69c.
Large Size Comb and
Brush Trays at Sz5.
Picture Frames at Sl.75.
For a limited time we will
engrave free OF charge mon
ograms OF three letters or
one Old English letter in
anv color d"e;-ed IN these
items for $1.25 upwards.
Palais RoyaI-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1922-10-30
Garo of Tbanks.

LOCKE. We wish to thank our relatives and
friends for their kindness, sympathy and
floral tributes during our bereavement at the
death Of our husband and father, HARRY
M. LOCKE. WIFE AND CHILDREN.
OSTERMAN. ] wish to thank our relatives
and friends for their kindness. sympathy
and floral tributes during our bereavement
and at the death Of our dear " fe and
mother. Mrs. NELLIE c. OSTERMAS.
HER HUSBAND AND CHlLDREN.
Evening star., 1922-10-30
SHE'LL SHOCK VICTIM DIES

Peter Bonkoske, thirty-eight years
old. of Detroit. Mich. for twenty
years an enlisted man in the United
States Marine Corps, died yesterday
morning at st. EliZabeths Hospital.
where he was under treatment for
shell shock. He had been a patient
in the hospital since January l last
He served overseas. He had not seen
his mother for eighteen years most
of his service ha"ing been abroad.
The body will be shipped to Detroit,
where the funeral and interment will
take place
Evening star., 1922-10-30
MISS C. R. HUTTON DEAD.
Funeral This Morning, Interment
in Congressional Cemetery.

Miss Catherine r. Hutton. seventy
eight years old. died at her home,
1904 NJ street southeast, Friday last.
Funeral er.iccs were held az the
family residence this morning at II
O'Clock The interment was in Con-
rress;onal cemetery. Rev. Curtis
White conducted the services.
Miss Hutton was a daughter of the
late George an Sarah b. Hutton and
sister of Idabel Hutton.
Evening star., 1922-10-30
HELPS LLOYD GEORGE.
Irish Official Quits Civil Service tc
Organize Campaign.

BY the Associated Press
DUBLIN, October 30.-A W. Cope
assistant under secretary for Ireland.
the official mainly responsible for tie
AnGlo-1rish treaty. has resigned his
office and left the civil service TO ac-
ccpt the post Of chief organizer of
the electoral campaign Of David
LLOYD George
Evening star., 1922-10-30
200 New Silk
and Cloth
DRESSES, $40

You will delight at the
charming models included,
ranging from the strictly tai
lored models to the long fow-
ing panels and draped effects,
with large loose sleeves. Fash
ioned Of heavy cantons. crepe
de chine, Poiret twills and
tricotines.
Colors are navy, black,
brown, cocoa, reindeer and
copen. Sizes 16 to a.
Bargain Basement.
Evening star., 1922-10-30

Girls Dresses-Cotton Serge
School Dresses, washable
styles, in semi-middy dress;
others of plain, with touches
of embroidery. Navy and red,
all-navy and ALFRED. At $l.S5.
MILDLY Blouses-Ail-white
with blue collars, which are
detachable; white Lonsdale
jean. AT $1.00, $l.50 and Sl.9S.
Evening star., 1922-10-30
BOOK PUBLISHER DIES.
rankin Ainsworth of Chicago
Was Native of Boston.

CHICAGO. October 30.-Franklin
Fessenden Ains worth. ffty-six years
old. head of the book publishing com
pany. bearing his name died yester-
lay. He was born in Boston. Mass.
and was gradu tie of Polytechnic
Institute of BROOKLYN
Evening star., 1922-10-30
Dresses For Stout Women
Fashionable, Elongating Lines
$24.50 to $500

Sizes AZ S. When the Paas ROYAL to
good
mediocre dresses and fair dresses OF ALL
GOOD
All have been made with finish and Fashioned
according OF such desirable materials
Twill Stragtlne
generous variety
the famous "korrect"
ROyai-T Floor
Evening star., 1922-10-30
Gloves

Imported Glace ard Suede
Strap-wrist Gauntlets, em-
broidered stitchings. self,
contrast and two-toned;
mode. brown. beaver fawu.
gray. black with white, all
white and white with black.
$3.50 quality. At SOS pair.
Mochaiine Washable Skin
Glove. strap-wrist gauntlet
style. in natural, pongee and
white. $3.50 quality. At
S2.45 pair.
Palais Royal-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1922-10-30

$3.25 Bud Vases, $1.9S
Sterling silver. s-inch plain pol
ished sterling. Good weight. At
$l.98.
$l.98 Salt Spoons, $1.59 Set
Sterling silver. Set OF 9. plain pol
ished spoons, in lined box. At S1.59
Coaster Sets, $5.9S
Sterling silver, consisting OF
pierced coasters with cut-glass bot
tom in sterling rack with handle.
At SS.9S.
Pnlais Royal-Main Floor.
The Washington times., 1922-12-01

garded as new "eviIs" thwarting
prohibition enforcement.
II became known today that
Haynes wanted to get an appropria-
tion of $4,000. 900 or more from
Congress. but the Harding policy
of economy blocked II, and then
the Cabinet agreed that the Depart
ment Of Justice should aid with it's
resources.
The department, despite the In.
structions to district attorneys, IL
said to be fully aware OF the handi.
caps that lie In the path Of the in
junction. unless O clearly defined
basis exists for It's use in an emer-
gency. 1t IL understood that dis.
trict attorneys In all parts Of the
country have rebelled against the
paddock" policy in liquor law en-
forcement, because Of the intermin-
able delays incident to such pro-
ceedings. and the heavy odds In
favor Of defendants swho seek to
defeat such maneuvers.
The records Of the department
show that when such issues reach
the stage Of jury trials. the Gov
ernment has only q slight chance
OF winning. Only minor percent.
age OF the paddock proceedings
yet instituted against owners Of
buildings, where the liquor law has
been violated, have been dispos-
sessed, except temporarily.
The Washington times., 1922-12-01
T|ERNAN READY
/ TO MEET HIS
{. tX-bR|DE
Blanche Phones Husband"
on Holiday Asking for
Conference.
By GENE FLACK.

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Dec. L.
The beliigerent Blanche bobbed up
TO delete much of the thanks out
Of this Thanksgiving Day in the
Tiernan home.
Early yesterday the telephone
bell rang. Professor Tiernan an
swered. 1t was a woman who pur-
ported to be Blanche Brimmer Tier
nan calling. She wanted to speak
to her husband"
Il am positive 1t was Blanche"
said the professor later. "She had
q particular intonation in her voice
which / know that I couldn't mis-
take. She said she wanted to see
me. Well, I'm willing to meet her
or her attorneys in conference any
time-and / told her So"
That. of course, would be merely
. legal parley," interposed the re-
porter. There is no possibility Of
approachment between yourself and
Blanche again, is there?"
well, wouldn't say that exactly.
] am a cautious individual and
wouldn't want to commit myself"
Which may be construed in many
ways, and, Of course, "Guss.e"
placed the most pessimistic inter.
pretation upon the words.
PreDarations continue to sell the
household goods today and then leave
South Bend permanently. &c..