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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-12
THIRD OF DURYEA'S
VICTIM OF SPECTRE
OF VIOLENT DEATH
Maj. Frank Duryea Commits
Suicide Without Any
Known Motive.

NEW YORK, April Il. - The
spectre Of violent death which ap-
parently had been tracking the male
line Of the Duryea's. wealthy New
York society family claimed its
third victim with the suicide Tues
day of Maj. Frank W. Duryea.
The first was Gen. Hiram Duryea,
who led the Zouaves in the Civil war.
and who on May 8, 1914. at the age
Of 81, was killed by his son, Chester.
Chester-who is alleged to have
fired after his father had refused a
demand for money-now is in Mat
tewan insane asylum.
The next Duryea to fall was killed
by his own hand. He was Harry II.
Duryea and was found shot to death
July %. 1921. His attorney de-
clared Mr. Duryea, inheriting a large
fortune from his father, who had
been president and a founder of tho
National Starch Co, had no financial
worries. although his sister, Mrs. f.
O. Anderson. had filed objections to
his accounting of his fathers estate.
His lawyer, however, declared that
these proceedings were friendly.
SAN FRANCISCO. April 11.-An
army board of inquiry into the death
Of Maj. Frank w. Duryea in his
quarters Tuesday found that he had
committed suicide by shooting, but
learned nothing of motive.
Duryea, a member of a wealthy
New York family, served two years
overseas in the ordnance department
and had been stationed at Ninth
army corps area headquarters here
about a year in the finance depart
ment.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-12

Indiana: Cloudy and cool Wednes-
day; Thursday unsettled and warmer,
followed by showers
Lower Michigan: Rain. followed
hy clearing Wednesday cooler in
east portion; Thursday PROBABLY fair
With rising temperature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-01-08
TAX SALE LANDS.
BUY THESE BARGAINS
nv MAIL.

$3.50. 90 for 100 acres with buildings.
S35 90 for Q beautiful wooded lot.
$500 for 20 acres with trout stream.
S6s. 90 for large acreage on beautiful lake.
$4,000 for promising gold mining property.
1898 90 for 800 acres sunny Alberta; Al soil.
Also beautifully situated hunting camps and
fishing lodges, where there is real hunting
and fishing, summer cottage sites, islands Of
all sizes, heavily wooded acreages; all stu
ated in Muskoka, Georgian bay district, with
its ten thousand islands; Algonquin Park, with
its 800 lakes; Highlands Of Ontario, Lake Of
Bays and the famous Nuskoka lakes region.
Also farms in old Ontario, wheat farms ana
cattle ranches In sunny Alberta. acreages Of
ali sizes in Saska tchewan and Manitoba. All
offered Mt cents on the dollar of their value.
and on easy monthly payments OF IS and
upward For the fifth year we are offering
Canadian tax sale lands in the United States.
becaue American money IL still at small
premium 10 Csnada and because Canada and
the United States are the two most prosperous
Countries In the world today. In Canada Less
than one IN every. two thousand farms are
ofYered this year for taxes. Send for illus
trated list OF above and ave hundred ethes
properties seized and sold for taxes. Eyery
PROPERTY 10 fully described and o6ered at .
stated price. Send. no money. Send for list
today, 30 you will have 6rst chance. Tag sails
Bureau. y oussn st. West. District u. To-
ronto. Canada.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-01-08
FOR RENr-HA1Ls
FARMS

STROUT FARM BARGAINS.
$500 Gets Security" Farm;
Horse, Poultry. Cow and
Calf. tools, potatoes. beans, oats. fodder. etc.
railroad town; heavy cropping; loamy tillage;
estimated timber when marketed TO pay for
all; 200 apple trees, other fruit; comfortable
house. telephone. poultry house. etc. Owner
called away. $500 gets all; only $500 needed;
easy terms. Details page "a, Strout's Illus
Overlooking Chesapeake Bay
Modern Farm. With 4 Horses,
II choice cows heifers, bull. pigs. poultry.
fuil implements. potatoes. fruit. corn. bay.
FODDER, ETC.; 1873 acres in one states best
districts; close advantages big city markets;
$50 acres fertile tillage. 25-cow stream
watered pasture, woodland fruit: fine S-room
house, 5000 basement barn, for 80 cows;
poultry house, etc. Retiring owners low price,
xl3500, part cash. Immediate possession. Get
details page 81 Illus Catalog LOO Bargains.
FREE. STROUT FARM AGENCY, 1422-N
Land Title bldg, Philadelphia. Pa.
FARMERS-NEW MEXICO FARM LANDS
For bfass-tack facts about the best all-rOund
progressive irrigated district u. 8. projecp.
write today. FARM BUREAU, Las Cruces.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-01-08

STARTING THE NEW YEAR. We
have very few salable leftover
houses.
II you wish yours sold. this is the
Office you should consult
N. E. RYON CO., INC,
Successors to New York Realty Brokers.
Main 4a97. 1923 st.
TO = ROOM HOME IN GOOD RESI-
Dental section, city or d. C. suburbs. HOS
18th st. NV. Phone Main 372.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-01-08
THE SUNDAY STAR,
!. WASHINGTON, q.
WANTFn-ro RENr

UNFURNHHBD, H0UsR, IN GOOD, NV.
6O7s-y.
GROOM UNFURNWHED ROUSE; 8 MONTHS
rsRt tn advance IL de1ired; rent not to exceed
80. Address Box a6.E, Star Office. g.
WANTED 70 RENfI6 Oh ROOM HOUSE;
general vicinity Bsightwood. Address Box
toll, Star oflca.
Sex OR MORN K06M HOUSE. BT C0LORHD
family adults; option OF purchase. Il for sale:
best care. address, Box 26S4M. Star Zee. g.
WzNTED-SIX.R00H HOUSE AND BATHs
authenticated, By Feb. Lat. State terma. Addreys
Boz 201-M. Star Office. 81
HOUSE Oh APARTMENT, Or H00slS.
ami, good condition., reasonable; Central
High district. or farther north; adults. Adj
dress Box $40 N. Star ofice. 81
YOUNG COUPLE DEaIRE 8 Oh I NOON
house, vicinity Chevy Chase. Cleveland Park
or West Chevy Chase, furnished or unfnr-
nished; about $50 per month; can give refer
enees Address Boz 20a-M Star: ofnee. Z.
9 OR 8 ROOM HOUSE. PREFERABLY IN
northeast section. or near Lincoln PARK Call
WANTED TO RENT: ABOUT APRIL I, UN-
furnished house Of 8. or 8 rooms: Chevy Chase
or Georgetown; rent not to exceed 500. Ad-
dress. Boz CON-, Star of1ce. g.
WANTED - FOR CLIENT. FURNISHED
house In fine nsishboshood: rent not over $500
W Go. W. L1NxINs. 171s st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-01-08
2-Family Apartment Near
Capitol and Library.

5I4-5I4H Second st. Sc.
$8.O00-Reasonable cash payment. (No
at 5l4h. Possession II desired Or. 4 b..
LIST door: Or. . b.. Ind floor. In perfect re-
pair. Separate cellars, heat plants. laundries
and hack yards. Inside cellar ways. Large rear
porches with attractive outlook. Double con-
crete garage on wide paved alley. Best propo-
on the side. or as an investment:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-01-08
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued
Mount Pleasant.
MAKE YOUR
PERMANENT ADDRESS
ARMSLEIGH PARK.

MAKE YOUR
PERMANENT ADDRESS
ARMSLEIGH PARK.
Once you move into one
of these delightful DE-
TACHED BUNGALOWS
or COTTAGES in Arms
leigh Park you'll never want
to leave it. It'll be house
keeping under ideal condi-
tions-ln a superb COM
munity-where values can
never recede-but are sure
to grow better and better.
You can get one of Groups
Eleven or Twelve that we
are just completing. just
come and go through them
critically. Our Mr.. HamiI.
ton will show them to you
AT your convenience.
You'll find him at the Park
Office. AIS 3oth ST., every
day and evening. Phone
Cleveland 1870.
1000 CASH
is all needed-balance in
moderate monthly pay
mentS.
Take through cars marked Friendship
Heights, Somerset. Rockvile-gettinx
on at Window St, just beyops Cleve-
land Park-or Chevy Chase ears tn
Albemarle st.-frst stop sy4rth OF
Bureau of Standards.
HARRY A. KITE,
Owner and Builder.
1914 K St. Phi. M. 1916
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-01-08
WANTED-APARTMENTs

WANTED-APARTMENTS
one ROOM, KTTCHENETTE. BATH: FUR
pished; NV. section. Tel. North SOC Monday,
b.4, or address Box 85-L. Spar office.
IN APARTMENT HOUSE OR DESIRABLE
end floor centrally located or near good car
line near or west Of 14th st. NV. or
rooms kitchenette and bath: young couple; no
children. Phone Adams 1922.
WANTED, ny FEB. 1-TO LEASE ROOMS.
Iitchenstte and beth. ,ynfurnished. In modern
Children TeIephone Cleveland ITO, Br. lat,
between am. and 4:S0.
fURNISHED s-R60M, KITcHDNETrE AND
bath apartmant; adults; NV. section; phone:
walking distance; must be reasonable. Address
Boz SSH. Star once.
IN 1PIETNINT HOUSE. On 3 FUR
nished rooms, bath. kitchenette; NV. section;
state fun particulars. Address Boz SOL. Star
ONCE.
w1NTED-EX1XL EURNiSHED HOUSE
keeping apartment or rooms, by refined Protes-
reasonable; give price and full particulars in
TCRNIsHED APARTMENT: COMFORT;
able; near pension once; about January 10;
reasonable rent. Address Boz StS-M. Star
0flce.
RETINE6 COUPLE nESiRI THRER.ROoM,
kitchen and bath apaEtnsnt; fusnishAd Or I'm,
{ufnishsd; In good section. Address, with par-
lcuIsrs. Box 5SIs Star ofRce. 1os
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-01-08
OUT-OF.r0WN REAL ESTATE

CALIFORNIA.
1854 acres; ideal location for sanatorium or
coryalescent home; has equipment for rs peo-
pie; several cottages; elevation. 1880 IT,; near
San Francisco; good transportation; plenty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-01-08

APARTMENT SITE
Kenyon st. NV.
Two brick houses, 20 feet front to q very deep
lot: 8 rooms and bath each: hot-water heat:
one has electricity and garage; ~, 500 Ad-
dress Box a20-M, Star office. s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-01-08
SUBURBAN PROPERTY

BRADLEY LANE, Chevy Chase. rooms an
bath, all modern improvements: garage an
large lot; leaving town; sell furniture also
Phone Cley l3IS,J.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-01-08
FOR SAIE-APARTMENTS

frontage; large brick residence Of IS rooms
and baths; now arranged and rented as ]
apartments; modern improvements; unusual
opportunity for investment. Address Box
TON, Star mice.
APARTMENT HOUSE WITH ANNUAL RENT
Of 81. 500 at pre-war rentals; hot-water heat.
electric lights, gas; dne condition and good
northwest location. Price, $4,000 Address
Box TIM Star ONCE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-01-08

MT. PLEASANT BARGAIN.
Detached six-room brick: newly decorated; one
square 18th St cars 5000: $50 cash.
PETWORTH.
Dandy six-room brick; h.w.h.; electricit!
concrete garage. $500: easy terms-
MT. PLEASANT.
Delightful seven-room house: choice residen
tial section: h.w.h.; cleo; garage. $lo.50o
easy terms.
OSCAR MANN S30S 18th n n Col. D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-01-08
FOR RENT-HoUsEs

x-ROOM HOUSE 70 PATTY PuRCHAH.
ing furniture; will not rent without S4lo 81
furniture. Phone Lin. il14J.
NO. 3579 18Th ST. NV; DDTAcHnn
frame: 8 thories; o rooms. hath and lsvatofF;
hot.watef heat; electricity; sleeping porch;
all modern improvements, including bs1ek ga
rage: space for two cars. Rest, 112A Apply
aWARTZELL, RHEEM 4 HRNSEX CO..
127 18th st. NV.
sEMi.pETACHED; 8 ROOMS AND BATE;
three large porches; 18th nortL Park rd.; rea-
sonable to good tenant Address Boz FL,
Star Office.
1871 CALVERT sT-ELEVEN ROOMS,
three baths; modern improvements; $f7o per
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-01-08

IA6LG bUAhU.
1850 FAIRMONT sT.-Table board: good home
cooking.
1850 IRvING-Exceptional board for select
few. Col. 42S9-W.
1915 PARK ROAD-Table board: can accom-
modate a few boarders: home cooking:
300 Bird ST. Ma - Accommodate few; not
boarding house; also one furnished room. IL
1l52 18th ST. N.W.-Delici0us me-cooked
table board; excellent service; served indi-
viduaily. 14'
FEW SELECT table boarders wanted: din
ners only: 80 half month; daintily prepared
meals; vicinity Cairo Hotel. Address Box 81.
Star ONCE.
1O.4 VERMONT AvE.-Board By the day,
week or month; reasonable: the best the mar
ket affords. Franklin 1892.
PORTNER CAFE (15th and You sts.)-Unex-
eelled home table. Table d'hote dinner, Toe.
Special chicken dinners Thursday and Sunday,
S5c. Breakfast. SOC. Monthly rates.
1862 Girard St.
Best service Individual tables. 80
14ls ST. Apt: 20. North 7eol Excellent
home cooked meals: reasonable prices. -
GIRLS ONLY; reasonable rates. FRANKLIN
6s41. -
DELICIOUS MEALS. we'll served. 1718 Eye
945 X ST. N.w.-F1rst-class table board. $3.50
per week. 8.
THE HARVARD INN,
1913 Harvard st.
Substantial meals for particular people: In
dividual tables; evening meal daily $50 to
1870 IT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-01-08
REAL ESTATE.


FOR RENT N ROANOKE ABATEMENT.
1a4S Euclid at. NV, very dssIaoie oroo
81 frst door. Apply to OWNER, Apt. No. ..
IlKGE LIVING ROOM, BEDROOM. DINING
room and kitchen; best downtown locauon
Si0O. The Rozier, 1400 NJ 1t. NV. FRANK
lin 81.
a. fment. two rooms kitchen. bath and sleep
AZ porch; adults only. Col. 1044-W. 8
q ROOMS. RECEFTI0N HALL AND BATH:
IN q irst-class residential section; front ana ana
sisvsr eTceoted. Possession Jan. u, 1872.
Weaver Bros.
~,x ,x., a. Main 1891.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-01-08

FOR SALE-LOTS
FRONTING so FIT on 18th ST, on GRADE.
with all improvements. Will sacrifice at the
ridiculous figure Of 30 cents a 50. #. Phone
IN CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-TWO DESIRABLE
adjoining lots; also single lot. Address Rox
79-M, Star office.
DESIRABLE LOTS ON MORRISON ST.,
Chevy Chase 75xl25; just west Of Conn. ave-;
submit offer.
UNION REALTY CORPORATION,
Main S415. 1410 st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-01-08

Flat-Three outside rooms,
including extra large kitchen. hot water a.
all times. Gas range. hrst hoor. Hot-wate
heat $40 per month, including all. Semi
private hath on door above. No objection Il
one Or two children. Only four adults in house
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-07-26
OFFICER WILL. AID
CIVIC LEAGUE IN
KEEPING TOWN CLEAN
Clean Up Campaign of Civic
League VIII Have Support
of Mayor Horsley and
Chief Marshall Belcher

1t shall be unlawful for the owners
of buildings. tenents or any other
persons TO throw into the streets,
alleys, yards, or on exposed vacant
lots, any ashes, bones, filth, vegeta-
hles, or any debris that is dangerous
20 public healthier offensive in any
way. Any persons violating this or
dinancc will he fined not less than
$500 nor more than $500 for each
oilense.
II becomes the imperative duty
OF the sergeant and his assistants 10
enforce this ordinance and report all
violations forthwith to the mayor.
We want to thank the merchants
on the South side of Wood Avenue
and on block between East 18th Street
for their cooperation in helping us
rid East 18th Street of what was gen
orally made dumping ground.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-07-26
NORTON CONVENTION
Continued from page one.l

lContinued from page one.l
They fled in quietly and took their
seats, men and women. Yes, children,
too. Rather odd to hear children
weeping in convention hall. But
that very thing happened more than
once, and fond mothers. delegates
with silk ribbon badges. cared for
them and dried their tears. Scarcely
had the delegates found their seats
when there began confusion up on
the stage. Party leaders jumped
from their seats and put their heads
together. Committee reports were
passed over in the most perfunc.ory
manner. Ii was announced the con-
yention was ready for nominations.
Bob Anderson from Marion was rec
ognized by the chair, and began to
speak. But he had not proceeded far
before the delegates caught the drift
thought and his voice was lost amid
cries for Slcmp. BY this time the
band was playing Dixie and the del
cgates were on their feet waving their
hands and hats. When the noise sub
sided sufficiently. motion was made
and seconded to nominate by accla-
nation. The motion WAS carried
without Dissenting voice, and the
convention ended.
1t may be questioned rs to
a. A a n.
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COUNTY PAYS
FINAL TRIBUTE
Continued from page one.)
to Appalachia for n visit.
Large Family Survive,

Large rdmtty ourViVet
Besides his wife and daughter Mr.
Mainous is survived by his father,
step-mother and fourteen brothers
and sisters. They are R. b. Mainous,
Buck Greek, KY; w. e. Mainous,
Buck Creek, KY; w. l.. Mainous, APP.
palachia; +. NJ. Mainous. Corbin, Ky.
A. G. Mainous. Bristol; ]. II. Mainous
Corbin, KY; I. S. Mainous, Buck
Creek, KY; J. 7. Mainous. Jr., Mrs
Chas. Judd, Buck Greek, KY; Mrs
Fred Heard, Sharonsville. Ohio; Mrs
j. G. Price, Cleveland, Ohio; Mrs
II. II. Dunbar. Big Stone Gap; Miss
l.ummie Mainous, Appalachia, and
Miss Catherine Mainous, Buck Creek,
Ky.
Before marriage to Mir. Mainous
Mrs. Mainous was Miss Gala Temple
ton, of Appalachia. Her parents Mr.
and Mrs. J. j. Templeton now live at
Concord, Tenn.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-07-26
MODES VS.. MORALS
DISCUSSED IN NEW
WARNER PHOTOPLAY
Character and Star of "Why Girls
Leave Home" Give Varied
Views

Is an evening gown the garb of de-
graduation?
Without hesitation most of US
would say that it is not, but the stern
parent in ''why Girls Leave Home"
which will be shown at the Amuzu
Theatre, Thursday is firm in the be-
lief that it is sham and ingenious
mode of revealing the backs of wo-
men. In direct contrast to this asscr-
ton Anna Q. Nillson, who is the fea-
ture player in the screen play, con-
tends that there is nothing suggestive
about an evening gown, and that fur
thermore il serves TO make women
more attractive in the eyes of their
admirers.
Practically all of woman's life
is conferred on being attractive TO
either her husband or intimate
friends said Miss Nillson, smiling
demurely. Surely, if we take away
the right of Il woman TO look her best,
we rob her of the only possession with
which to hold her man. But evening
gowns are not to be despised. In the
picture my father stcrnly objects to
my wearing the gown simply because
he is an old-fashioned, narrowmind-
ed person whose foresigh, has never
gone beyond the four walls of his
home. The broader viewpoint on this
question can be brought about by
education and religion, and by n
saner and more appreciative consid-
GRAFTON OF their daughters problem
by the parents"
Prominent members of the cas-.
supporting Miss Nilsson include
Claude King, Julia Swaync Gordon,
Maurine Powers. Colt Albcrtson,
George Lessey, Dan Mason, Kate
Blake, Kathryn Perry tNrs. Owen
Moore) and others of prominence in
the screen world. The production
was made by Warner Brothers, super
vised by Harry Rapf and directed by
William Nigh.-adv.
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sion made "thc secondary" conven-
ton NECESSARY.
New delegates will not be named
At ameeting in Bristol Monday night
it WINS decided that the same dele
gates who nominated Slemp at Nor
ton will be given recognition at the
Bristol convention.
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REPUBLICAN CONVEN-
TON TO BE HELD IN
BRISTOL NEXT WEEK

The Republicans Of the Ninth Dis
trict will meet in Bristol August Bird
to nominate n candidate to make the
race against peery this fall. Slemp's
refusal to accept the Norton nomina-
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-07-26

The lettuce crop alone in the I'm
perial Valley of California, in 1922,
brought the growers gross income
of $5,000,o0O.
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Sign seen in front of store in a
small town:
wATERMELONS
Your choice 80 cents
Our choice Is cents
Evening star., 1922-01-24

Csc Hose at 17c
Women's Fleeced Black Hose, with
ribbed garter tops and reinforced
feet,9 to 10.
Camiso1es, $l.OO
Regular at $l.s0 to &.25. Of heavy
satin, with yokes of keorgette and :
ribbons.
Envelope Chemise, $l.98
OF heavy creps de chine and yokes ;
Of laces, etc, SlS3, ...
Crepe Bloomers, 59c
Wonen's, OF bluebird crepe, rein- !,
forced. SIC. !: !.
::Palai. Royal-Bare.i. Ba.ene.t
Evening star., 1922-01-24

at $8.95

Including Two and
Three Piece Sports
Models
Choice of six auth entic
modeis-belted, with big pockets.
All sizes in brown, blue, reseda.
reindeer, navy, etc. Best OF
their kind. Special at $s.Ss.
New Spring
Dresses
The. 1922 street &1.E
and afternoon 0lO
ufesseS, &zE.4 : =:
Of taffeta, Canton crepe and
crepe.de chine-with new drape
sleeves and other features as in
imported dresses. $50 ~ sss STS
-i--.<~.- y:r t-s E,2 r
Paints Rsyal-BarEain Basement
Evening star., 1922-01-24
TO HOLD MlDWlNTER MEET
Local Club Of Printing Craftsmen
Convenss Tonight.

The midwinter meeting Of the
Washington club OF Printing House
Craftsinen. composed Of executives in
the printing industry In Washtngten,
will be held at the Ebbitt Hsnss tonight
at o'clock.
Representative benjamin. FAirchiid
OF New Yofk. former printing house
employe. will be the principal speak
er. n. r. Andrews also win address
The washington Club will mako a
pilgrimage to Richmond in February
for the purpose of assisting in the an
niversary celebration Of the Rich
mond Club, of which President Hard.
ing is q member. The report Of the
local committee on the printing ex-
hibit to be held in Boston next sum-
mer will be received. There will be
music and moving picture slides,
showing various new devices used in
and printing. The follow
ing officers will submit their. quar-
terly report: John J. Deviny, prest-
dent: George l. Buckman, vice pres
ident: P. Raymond Boesch, treasurer: !:
". c. Deane,. secretary. Board Of
governors: Frank B. Clatkson, NJ. l.
Speelman, ]. F. DuComb, E. H. walk
er and DR.. J. W. Grove.
Evening star., 1922-01-24
NEW OFFICERS ELECTED.

The Holy Name Society Of St. Au-
gustine's Church, at it's regular
meeting, elected the following off,
Joseph ]. Deppe: president, Prof.
Eugene A. Clark; vice president, B.
=. Butler. ST.; secretary. William ].
Smith; treasurer, j. Arthur Henson;
marshal, William A. Prater; dele
gates. John I. Jackson and James N.
Brown. The meeting concluded with
o smoker.
Evening star., 1922-01-24
Our Great Sale of Chan1oisette Cloves
Featuring Famous Makers Product at
Nearly Half Usual Prices

Hundreds of and misses participated yesterday
and will be here today because the will spread
like wild FIRE" So be to be here All per-
Evening star., 1922-01-24
New CretOnnes. 29c to 69c

Thousands of yards that are offered far be-
low their regular value of today. Designs and
color combinations are SO numerous that
you will certainly be amazed at the variety
and remarkable price markings Divided into
four great lots at four special prices. At
&c, 39c, 59c and 69c yard. -
Evening star., 1922-01-24

$1.s0 Underwear, $1.O0
Women's Fleece-lined "VeleIastic'
uhion1 Suits, high neck, long sleeves,
ankle length, 36 and So.
Underwear at 59c
Women.s Fleeced Vests, 40 to ~,
high neck and long sleeves. Pants
ankle length, with muslin bands.
Sl.OO Hose at 85c
: Wonen's Wool mixed Hose,
heather mixtures. Reinforced feet,
9 to 10. Speeial sc.
Palais Royal-Bargain Basenent.
Evening star., 1922-01-24
Mems Flannelette
Paiannas, ,..$1.49

With almost two more months Of winter weather
ahead you'll end the extra good quality domet
flannel paisnas with military collars "rare buy"
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Evening star., 1922-01-24

Table DaInask, 70 inches wide.
Extra heavy bleached Irish
mercerized Damask. Six
good designs with 49,
1sps'ns Tses to match: $1.50
Napkins
1sx1S-inch size, $500 dozen
22x22-inch size, 1878 dozen
Table Damask, T2 inches wide.
Fine bleached mercerized
Damask. Five good designs
to choose from. Marked at
the special price of. $1.N
yard ....-. ~A'o0
Tea Napkins, 20 dozen, size
15x15 inches, OF fine plain
linen with scalloped q M
edges. At, Dozen. wow
Evening star., 1922-01-24

Regular $3.50 Grade Fancy
Stitched Back, half P. X.
seam Duplex Chamoisette
Gauntlets, with strap wrist.
White and colors, 73c.
Regular 81 arade Short
Two-clasp Duplex Chamois-
cite Gloves, at 73c.