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Evening star., 1922-05-04
WOmen's
Knit Underwear

26'women's Jersey Ribbed Cot
ton Combination Suits. low neck,
= ee q q 8 8. tight fitting knee.
Sizes So. 80. Soc each; were 75c.
Is women's Jersey Ribbed
Mercerized Lisle Com bi n a o n
Suits. low neck, sleeveless. she'll
trimmed knee and envelope style.
.Size 6. 81 each; were S1.5O.
"a women's Swiss Ribbed Cot
ton Vests. bodice style. with
strap shoulders, sizes AZ and "A
slightly imperfect. &c each,
were size.
women's Knit. Underwear Section.
Third floor
Evening star., 1922-05-04

IL Bread and Butter
Plates. ESQ each; were SOC.
II Sauce Dishes. 3co
each; were 60c.
o Casseroles, brown and
white with nickel-plated han
died frames for ba King or
serving. Sl.e6 set; were 81.
8 Hand-painted Salt and
Pepper Shakers. $l.so pair;
s. Sets Mixing Bowls. s
bowls to g. set. $l.l5 set;
s BouilIon Cups and sau.
GERS, French china. Soc pair;
Q salt Boxes, decorated
porcelain, with wood cover.
.36c each; were 7bo.
8 Japanese Tea Plates. akc
each; were 81.
8 Dogwood Pottery Jar.
dinieres. $1.l5, 9l.6o, Ss,e6.
$3.50 and Is; were $2.iS to
s3 Dogwood Pottery Vases.
N.6o and - each; were SS
and "A.
l Green and Gold Canton
China Tureen ON Tray. 1855;
was SIS.
I Blue and White Canton
China Tureen. $S.sS; WAS
$7.6o.
China Section, Fifth door.
Evening star., 1922-05-04
Chidres's Shoes
Greatly Reduced to
$I.45 and $I.05 Pair

4 pairs Growing Girls White Canvas
$l.s5 pair.
pairs Growing Girls High Lace
White Canvas Shoes, sizes AZ, 612- A;
s. B: ~, 6k c. $l.s5 pair.
20 pairs Misses and Children's White
CanSas ,Oxfords; sizes 13. 13h A; IL,
| b; IL G; sis. 10 b; 0, 01s G; 0, 10IS
d. $l.e5 pair.
"a Misses and Children's White Can
vas Button Shoes. sizes 13. }. IIs G:
L. D; u: 1i 1sh' l. 4 IL ss 2 L 2: 10 d and
pairs Misses and Youths Black
Calf Lace Shoes, English toe; sizes IL y
and II B; 111a O. $l.45 pair.
ii pairs Infants High Black Button
Shoes--sizes 81 and 6 c; 81, 6. IA
Children's Shoe Section. Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1922-05-04

Tan and Brown Check
Eponge Suit. lined in tan crepe
de chine. Size 3S. 1856 was
$47.5O.
with plain coat and checked
skirt, coat linked button, with
large pockets. check trimmed.
S37 so; was $3.50.
l Tan Herringbone Tweed, i'm
ported cloth; bound in brown;
satin lined. $34.7S; WINS S47.5O.
l Orchid Mixture Tweed Suite,
size ~, lined lin peau de cygne.
$12.5O; was S2J.
Evening star., 1922-05-04
MEMS OXFORDS
Special, s2.95 and 1896: .

18 pairs Mems Black Vici
Kidskin Blucher OXfords,
sizes E and 61s D only. Spe-
cial, SOS pair.
% pairs Mems Dark Tan
Round Toe Oxfords. with
rubber heels. This oxford is
built for service and splen-
did model for .boys-sizes E,
61l, ], ". 8. 81, 9, 10 D.
Special, $3.95 pair.
Evening star., 1922-05-04
Women Canton
Crepe Dresses, rs
We're S25 and $29.5O

A group of smart Canton
Dresses, in four different styles,
in shades of navy. maple, mo-
hawk, brown and black. Sizes
36 to 4O-and splendid values at
this low price.
/ Black Jersey Dress. long
lined models, trimmed in black
and white, size 36. SIS, was
$20.50.
Navy Georgette Dress, long
lines. three-quarter sleeves, size
40. S20.50s was $6S.
l Black Lace Dinner Gown.
made over periwinkle, size 40.
S85, was &S5.
women's Dress Section. Third noor.
Evening star., 1922-05-04
WOmen's Hosiery

200 pairs Women's White Silk
Hose, subject to Slight imper-
fections or irregularity of
weave-these have double soles
and toes-and silk garter hens,
Isle lined. Sc pair; If perfect
would sell for $3.50.
36 pairs Women's Brown Silk
Hose, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i'm
perfect. Sc pair. =
81 pairs Women's Full FASH.
ioned Black Silk Lisle Hose, un-
even weave. sizes 9k, 10. e5c
paifs were u.
100 pairs Women's Cordovan
Silk Sox, with lisle cuff tops. 75c
pair, were $1.25.
women's Hosiery Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1922-05-04

l Navy Satin Dress, en-
broidered in gray and blue;
size 46E. $20.5O, wns $3.50.
3 Navy Satin Dresses. coat
models, in sizes 401s, 44ls: in
black, size 4S1a. SIS each;
were $19.s5.
2 Canton Crepe Dresses. in
navy and black, with circular
oyerskirts, trimmed with silk
tassels: sizes 42h. 44E.
$40.SO each, were SOS.
Navy Canton Dress,
straightline model. with lace
collar; size 401s. $3.50, was
S65.
Special Size Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1922-05-04
800 Remnants
COttOv, Dress Goods
Length. 1h to 4 yards

Lengths 70 10 4 yAfos
David & John Anderson Cling
ham. 81 yard; was $1.25.
32-inch Dress Ginghams, Soc,
soc. 6Dc yard; were 3Sc, 5Sc, 7Sc.
3o-inch. Japanese Crepe, Soc
yard, was 45c.
38-inch Printed Voiles, 4Oc and
75c yard, were Soc and S1.
32-inch St. G all Imported
Swiss, 81 yard, was S1.35.
36-irich Tissue Gingham, zoe
yard, was 7Jc.
Cotton Dress Goods Section. Second
Hoor.
Evening star., 1922-05-04
300 Remnants Silk, Satin and Crepe
Black and colors-1z to yard lengths
N0U at IL price

IS yards Brocade, in Silver
gray, black, black and white.
$50 yard; was \.
120 yards Chiffon Taffeta, in
black, navy and brown. $lA5
yard; was s..
IS yards N-inch Satin Duchess,
in navy, wine and myrtle. $l.o5
yard; was $.
SILK Section. Second door.
Evening star., 1922-05-04

/ Navy Charmeuse Dress,
trimmed with cable stitching
and jet beads; size 461s.
$40.5O; was S75.
Navy Charmeuse Dress.
with side panel overskirt;
size 44k. S49.5O, was S65.
l Black Canton Crepe Dress,
trimmed with black and henna
silk braid; size 461k. S20.5O,
was $3.50.
Beaded and Embroidered
Tricolette Dresses, in navy
and black; sizes 40h, AN,
46k, 4sk. $3.50 each; were
$3.50.
Evening star., 1922-05-04
Sporting Goods

Is Boys Fielder Gloves. good quail
ity leather. SOC each; were CSC.
Tennis Balls. in good condition. 35c
each; were Soc.
Boy Scout Khaki Knapsacks. $50
each; were Sl.60.
Air Balls. best quality rubberized
fabric - each; were 81.
r ! Indoor Golf Set, complete, used
as demonstration. S.: was $40.
Sporting Goods Section, Fourth noor.
Evening star., 1922-05-04
ChiLdren's Hosiery

so pairs Children's White Silk Socks,
with fancy tops; broken sizes; slightly
soiled. 81 pair: were $3.50.
10 pairs Infants Silk Stockings, in
pink and blue: soiled slightly. Soc pair;
wore Sl.25.
75 pairs Children's Fancy Striped I'm
ported Socks; sizes 611. Z, 8, Sk, 8.
Special. ESQ pair.
Children's Hosiery Section. Fourth door.
Evening star., 1922-05-04

3 Jersey Suits, tuxedo podels-
in tomato red. sizes 80 and 10.
81S75 eachs were $3.50.
Trelaine Sports Suits, in
fuchsia and gray, or navy and
gray mixtures, tuxedo or three
button coats-unlined; seams
silk bound. Sizes 16 to A. $3.50
each, were SSJ.
2 Knicker Suits, coat with
large patch pockets, in navy mix
lures, size 81. 9l4.75 each;
were &2o.5O and S3S.
women's Suit Section, Third floor
Evening star., 1922-05-04
Pattern Section, Second floor.
Pure WOOL Slip-Ons
SDeciaL. $3.50

A special lot of pure wool slip
constructive weaves and col
ors, plain or two-toned. effects.
Z Black SILK Tuxedo Coats. at
tractive novelty weaves. 1915
each, were 912.s5.
5 Alpaca Sweaters. tuxedo
mpdels, in dark brown. golden
brown, or reindeer. 1896 each;
were . and 1915.
3 Pure Silk Long Sweater
Coats, in black and navy. $15
each, were SIS and 80.
Sweater Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1922-05-04

2l pairs Mems Tan Neolin
Sole Oxfords, English last
sizes J, TX, 8. 81, 91z A and
b: 4 ~ c. Special, SOS
pair.
q pairs Mems Light-color
Tan Oxfords, brogue last,
straight tips. Sizes E, 6H, 7,
z5l. 8, 81, 9. 10 c; E to 10 D.
Special, $3.95 pair.
Mems Shoe Section. First floor.
Evening star., 1922-05-04

IS yards Black Satin Char
meuse. SL95 yard; was S..
IS Remnants of Sports Satin,
best quality; plain and fancy;
light and dark shades. Good
skirt lengths. s. yard; were
$3.50 to $3.50.
IS yards Bonnet's Black Tai
feta. s. yard; was Sl.50.
Evening star., 1922-05-04
Boys Apparel

II Fat Boy" Suits, made to fit
boys who are stouter than the
average; mixtures and blue
serges; sizes 12, l5, II, is, 19
years. $8.75 cach3 were SlS and
so.
Is Blue Serge MILDLY Suits, for
small boys: sizes and years
only; white braid and emblem
trimmed. Special. $2.95 each.
white and khaki; small sizes
only. 35c eachs were SSc.
Boys Section. Fourth hoor.
Evening star., 1922-05-04
More Good Values in
Mems Huberuusherv

o6 Mems Checked Main
sock Union Suits, closed
crotch. sleeveless, knee
length, elastic insert across
the back-full cut; sizes 81
to 46. Special, 85c suit.
Al Mems Woven Madras
Neglige Shirts, neat and at
tractive-fast color, striped
patterns. Sizes ii. 14H, IS,
15H, 16, II. $l.SS each; we're
81.
Is Mems Fancy CoIored
Silk Four-in-hand Ties,
striped and figured patterns.
Csc each; were 81 and $1.58.
II Mems Cloth Hats, ALL
over stitched patterns. her
ringbones and tweeds, in
tans and browns. Sizes 81.
6Zs. 7. 81 each; were s. and
81.
q Short Lengths Impor,
our custom shirt department
able for making boys shirts
was 81
Evening star., 1922-05-04

oss' se Colonial Cat Gla..
Salt and Pepper ShRk.
ers. 2Sc each, were Soc.
6 Jelly Dishes, with
spoon, floral cut. : 75c
each, were 91.50.
6 Fruit Bowls, han-
dies and feet, floral cut.
S1.25 eachs were 42.50.
3 Light Cut Glass
Flower Vases. $3.50
each, were 3z.So.'
2 Cut glass Flower
Vases. 12-inch. SS each3.
were SO.
2 Glass Footed Com.
ports. 4Se eaehs were
/ Cut Glass Fruit
DISH. $Ss was slo.se. :
Decorated Glass
1 Flower Vase. s1.s5,
was -.
] Jelly Dish s1.25,
was sz.N.
= IL Bon Bon Dish,
el.S5s was -.
Evening star., 1922-05-04
Emphatic Clearance of Odd Lots
Fine COrsets
s. to $3.50 Corsets now 1915

Sc waistline corsets and other
Made of pink broche and striped
IA pink broche end fancy ma
terial models for slender or aver
age figures. $6 each, were $3.50
to SO.
27 Front and Back Lace Cor
sets. very fine models. $3.50
each, were $12 to SIS.
Corset Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1922-05-04
rs Mems and Young Men 5
WOOL SUITS
Remnant Priced !2A5O

Mems Conservative-and Young Mems
Form Fitting Styles-Smart patterns and fab
rics-in blues, browns, and grays- and other
color combinations Well tailored models-but
being ends of lines, we have reduced them to
this low price for clearance.
Sizes IS, SO, ST. 49, ~, a Regulars; SO, 80,
40 Stouts
Evening star., 1922-05-04
Girls Dresses and Suits
Misses Apparel

Tafeta Dresses, with touches Of en-
b-oidery: sizes II, Is. 1s. $s.75 each;
were $1e.75.
8 Two-piece Jersey Sports Dresses.
rsssy stE'e s ia eafseF cola s0sar and .nd sfS
2 Black Velvet Dresses. cape style and
straight-line back; size 16. $14.76 each;
were $AS,
Fine Poiret Twin Dresses. cape ef-
fects; jade wool trimming and georgette
sleeves. $22.I6 each; were SIS.
8 Taffeta Evening Dresses, in black.
orchid and sunset. with silver ribbon and
scalloped hem; sizes 16, Is. $24.76 each;
were $35 and S45.
1 Taneta Evening Dress. in sunset
color; junior size Is. $l4.76; was ESQ.
10 Afternoon Dresses. Of Canton. tat
feta aDd black satin: sizes IA, l6, Is.
$l7.76 each; were SIS.
Canton Crepe and Crepe de Chine
Dresses, in navy and brown. $12.76 each;
were $ls.76.
s Serge skirts. full pleated. in navy
and black; q and SO inch lengths. Is
each; were $lo.76.
Misses Section. Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1922-05-04

pattern is always a goo
6 dozen Glass Coast.
ers. Soc each, were 81.
'6 Fruit or Salad
Bowls, floral cut. 4Sc
eachs were S1.45.
) Ginger Ale Glasses,
decorated. 75e eachJ
were S1.SO.
.3 Serving Trays, glass
covered. n each, were
SI.95.
3 Tinted Glass Fruit
Bowls. 45e eachJ were
05c.
2 Decorated Glass
Fruit c o m ports. d
eachJ were 91.05.
Z 1 Decorated Glass
Candlestick. 413 was
91.e5. @
Tinted and Gold
1 Comport. $5, was
%.
. 1 Mayonnaise Set, 8
pieces. 1885, Was $50.
1 Fruit Bowl. $3.50;
was 1750.
ri..rvsre Secfaon riSfh dool
Evening star., 1922-05-04
Labeled
HeatlterbIOon,
Pettic0ats, $l.45

$50 regular and extra size
petticoats of unusual value.
with shirred, tucked or
pleated fiounces and in flow-
sered or plain colors.
Z Petticoat Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1922-05-04

Dresses-$1.25 F..
25 chambray frocks in green,
pink. blue, tan or lavender, en-
broidered and with contrasting
collars and cuffs. Were $3.50
and S..
12 Infants silk and wool
Shirts, summer weight. Size
months. A bit soiled from dis
play. Csc each; were -.
Evening star., 1922-05-04
Special Purchase
Women s Capes
For Friday
1880

A special purchase of smart
navy and tan Poiret twill and
picotine, capes; full lined with
crepe de chine. Some are the
smart "three-tier" cape with
scarf collar: some have the
bright colored Canton crepe col
lars-shown in henna, sand,
scarlet and Jade. All are newest
spring models. in suit ab lie
weights for now as we'll as later
wear.
women's Cost Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1922-05-04
WomenS Tailored Suits
Lou Priced, 1880

Just 80 suits in the collection strictly tailored and
fashioned long lnesal sizesn navy and bac-crepe
de chine lined special purchase that savings for
the woman who buys her suit
$3.50 each-s,iits that would ordinarily sell for
nearly double this price
Evening star., 1922-05-04
Snort Skirts

4 Silk velette or Goifspun
Skirts, in tangerine. canary or
white: waist $3.50; slightly
soiled. SO each, were 917.5O.
3 Sport Skirts. in homespuns
and basket weaves. $3.50 each;
were $3.50 and $50.
3 Trelaine and Camers Hair. in
tan and blue waists 26. 80 "nd 80.
SO each, were $3.50 and SIS.
Velour Skirts. in tan and navy
plaids: wrap-around and gath
cred styles; waist 27 and %. &15
esch; were S17.S0 and $50.
Skirt Section. Third door.
Evening star., 1922-05-04

10 China Ron Bon Dishes.
2tc each; were Soc.
8 Cake Plates. Soc each;
we're $3.50.
o Mayonnaise Sets. 3
pieces. 7bc set; were $1.25.
8 Marmalade Sets. import
ed. decorated. 81 set; were
) imported Covered Dishes.
Special, $l.25 each.
2 Canton China Vases. blue
and white. $3.50 each;
6 After Dinner Cups and
Saucers, French china. Soc
pair; were Sl.Ge.
. French China Meat
Dishes. $l.18 each: were IS.
2 Chop Dishes. green and
gold Canton. 1855 each;
we're 4li.6e. - =
2 Vases. green and gold
Canton. Sl.ss each; were
Japanese Sugar and
and Cream Set. u; was
$s.3s.
Evening star., 1922-05-04
Han1nocks Reduced

Couch Hammock, large size with
stand. $2S.76; was $4s.46.
i Small Swing Hammock. with stand.
$10.Tb; was $50.
Hammock Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1922-05-04
lOO.Pc. Dinner Sets, I6z5
As Special for Friday Selling

very attractive Porcelain Sets in two pat
terns--pink spray and gold lined or bluebird and
gold lined Particularly appropriate for daily
Evening star., 1922-05-04
LACES
~ yards, 6Oc'
Another Lot
Valenciennes Laces

Several patterns of
edges, with insertions to
match. in round thread val
and a few square mesh and
French patterns. Also a
number of laces with
beading and edges COM
bined.
Widths of u to "
inches.
Lace Section. First floor,
Evening star., 1922-05-04
BLOUSES

81 Lingerie Blouses of voiles,
colored chambray. batiste. dimity
or. tinted organdies. One or two
of a kind. Sizes "a to A. u
eachs were q and sass.
II Pongee Blouses, v or square
necks, tuxedo style. Lace trim
med or embroidered collars. Sizes
36 to AZ. S1.o5 each; were %.
Orchid Tricolette Blouses,
slip-on models. Sizes 3S to 4S.
$2.S5 each; were S3.oJ.
Navy Georgette Overblouses,
trimmed in carmine. Size 3s.
*s:es each, were s1o.'S and
White Jap Silk BIouses,
tucked fronts. v or square
tuxedo collars. Narrow pleat-
ings. Sizes So to 46. S2.o5 Sach;
were $3.o5.
Blouse Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1922-05-04
Colonial Glassware Specials
Water Pitchers; Csc
TunnbLers. 45c Dozen

You'll need these hundreds of times during
summer days. and the prices are indeed low
another reason for buying them tomorrow.
There are so of the Water Pitchers in two
quart size and Is dozen tumblers. The colonial
Evening star., 1922-05-04
+ TOYS S

Erector Sets. csc set; were 3l.7s.
Coin Tricks. $1.36 each; were SIS.
Wheel Toys. $4.25 each; were SIS.
6 Photo Phads. $l.25 each; were
Also many other Gilbert Sets, at
greatly reduced prices.
Toy Store Fourth floor
Evening star., 1922-05-04
Trimmed and Sports Hats
Reduced for Clearance
8. Is

Former prices $3.50 $10 Is hats in this colec
tion from Popular-price Millinery Section Small,
dunn and large shapes Variety of coors Trimmed with
flowers fruit ribbons. The sports models small and
crushabe-of hemp braid combined with wool.
Evening star., 1922-05-04
';Slipoua Play Frocks, z5c
An Extra Special Friday Offering

will truly appreciate this opportunity to buy number
these little frocks for summer Practically and
checked percaes with waist effects
trimmed with collars cuffs and shes ~ At this
Evening star., 1922-05-04
Piuue Hats-S1.25

Pique Hats-$1.25
8 children's styles, made with
button-on crown and hand
scalloped edge. Were $3.50.
2 Reed Toilet Baskets, on
stand; white or ivory. $3.50
each, were $3.50.
1 Clothes Hamper, white enam-
eled. 410s was &27.
Infants Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1922-05-04
SHOP EARLY
,r, Butterick Patterns and Fashion Sheets
32 7lueed Motor Goats
for Stout Women, 1850; ,uere s35

One of the best values in women's apparel for
Friday. These sports models, beited, with patch
inset pockets-in Spring styles. Good-lookng
and practical. Sizes 40A to 49,
Evening star., 1922-05-04
Flowers for Trimmings, SOC
Greatly Underpriced

2eo pieces of millinery trimming. Clusters of small flowers
fruit combinations, wreahs foliage, large single flowers
Evening star., 1922-05-04

~ Snits Mems Fine Count
Percale Pajamas, neat striped
patterns, V neck-small, me-
dunn and large sizes. $l.A5
each; were s..
63 Mems Very Fine Pure
Irish Linen Cambria Hand
kerchiefs, hemstitched mar
row hens. Soc each; were
81.
81 pairs Mems Pure Silk
Socks, black, navy and cor
dovan-and silk pleated, in
two-tone effects seamless
with double Isle soles. toes
and heels. Sizes 10, 10H, II.
1115. 55c pair; were 7Sc and
ST.
18 pairs Mems Brushed
Wool Golf Stockings, Eng
lish make. turnover tops,
green mixed. Size 10, 1OH.
$l.SS pair; were 81.
Madras-such as is used in
n ! to 3 yard lengths-suit-
children's clothes. Soc yard;
Evening star., 1922-05-04
Women s Pumps
1915 pair
We're 50 to $3.50

An exceptional value for Fri
day-in just Al pairs of women's
pumps. Included are black and
tan calfskin and patent leather,
with Louis and low heels. Sizes
in the lot as follows: ~, S,
51s, 6, ~. 8 AAA; 4H, ST., s AA;
3H, 4, ~ A; 4 B; 2H, 4, 5H C.
Women's Black Brocaded
Boudoir Slippers,
$1.15 Pair; were SITS
Just SO pairs-with leather
turn soles, covered heels and
pompom trimming. Sizes 3, 81,
4, 6k, Z.
Women's Shoe Section. Third door.
Evening star., 1922-05-04
Fur Chokers

l Squirrel Choker. $3.50, was
SIS.
Jap Marten ChoRer. $3.50,
was SIS.
Natural Skunk Choker. s12.sO,
was SIS.
1 Stone Marten choker. SIS,
was $2B.5O. -
Taupe Fox choker. SIS, was
$3.50.
1 Black Lynx Scarf. $50.
was $50.
l Hudson Bay Sable. s35, was
Fur Section. Third floor.
Girls Dresses and Suits
10 Junior Misses Spring
Silk Dresses, navy and brown
taffeta; cape effects and low
cred waists. Sizes IA and 16.
SIS each; were $I95S.
Girls Imported Suits, of
all-wool navy cheNot. Box back.
Size IA. $16.5O each; were SIS.
So Girls Bungalow Aprons, Of
pink chambray. Open at front.
Sizes s to Il years. 85c each,
were 81.
Girls Section. Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1922-05-04

of medium bust and long skirt.
outil. Sizes II to 80.
25 Medium and Low Bust Cor
sets, of pink broche or fancy
fabrics. so eachs were SIS to
6 Parame Corsets. for the stout
figure, of pink French coutil:
sizes 26, q, 20, 80 and 80. SIS
eachs were 425.
Evening star., 1922-05-04
Friday Remnant Day Means Savings

the
find something on which and
SHOP EARLY
Remnant Day Merchandise returnab exhangeabe;
approval c. O. D.; mail phone orders accepted
Deineato Fashion Sheets Now Ready
Evening star., 1922-05-04
II Dozen
COlOred Border
Martex
Bath TOUeLs
Specially Priced,
6 for S2.75
:. 20 Dozen
- Hdnd-En,brOidered
Madeira Napkins
Special, $8.50Dozen;
Were $12

These 14-inch napkins. Tor VAS
designs with scaloped These are o ou,1 that
toge f % = hi vaiu. will usually sells for 6oc each
be unusually interesting and they have pink blue
lima, sc,ton Second aoo borders
~ Pieces English LOngclOth :
12yard bolts, but each bolt in two piecesgood sheer
quality.
Special, $2.65 Piece; Vas $3.75
ssetionse second floor
Evening star., 1922-05-04

Section. First floor.
Evening star., 1922-05-04

Boys Section. Fourth hoor.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-05
Hirshfcld FayOrs
Bigger Salaries for
Officials of CITY
Says Police Commissioners
Post Is Subject to ICcl-
Rich-Quick Offers Would
Double Mayors Paw

An investigation which David Hirsh-
l'cld, Commissioner Of Accounts, has
been making on his own initiative has
convinced him that he. as we'll AS the
Mayor, Comptroller, Police Commits
s'oncr and Fire Commissioner. are in
adequately compensated for the scrv-
ices they arc rendering the city Mr.
flrshileld said yesterday that a little
moro money would be a great source
OF encouragement to these officials.
suggesting that a more adequate salary
would tend to remove the temptation
From such Offices.
The Mayor, Mr.. Hirshfield thinks,
ought to get at least 100000 a year, or
100 per cent raise. The reward for the
labors Of the Comptroller he fixed at
$50, 900. The other commissioners he
mentioned are entitled to from $40 600
to $4,000 year, he said
Public officials who arc doing good
work should be encouraged said
Commissioner Hirshfield. "Take. for
instance, the Police Commissioner.
The temptation in that Office is great
and the opportunity for getting rich
quick is also great. To remove such
temptation, a salary commensurate
with the Importance Of the Office should
be paid and $4,000, or even $4,000 a
year would not be too large (Thc Po-
lice Commissioner now receives 81, 500. J
Another consideration is that men in
high public Office are required to ex-
pend large sums of money which other
citizens are not called upon to make
New-York tribune., 1922-01-05
828 New Dry
AcentsPrOvided
For by Treasury
Haynes Given S1,75O.OOO.
Making Total for En-
forccmcnt S0,25O.OOO:
Salary Increase Denied
229 in New York State
More Needed, Commissioner
Saws: Decided Decrease
in Liquor Withdrawals

WASHINGTON. Jan. i.-Substa initial
;.e~eascs in the fold forces Of the pro-
h;a,ion enforcement department arc
,r,yidcd in the Treasury appropria-
.;on reported to tAc House to-day.
i,cn,niss;oncr Iiayncs's request for an
;,,,essc of loo .oo0 for the ncxt fiscal
vcar was cut to Sl.75o 300. making the
,e,ai appropriation FOR enforcement
Of the liquor and narcotic laws
$4,000.
Statistics showing that SO. 900 ooo
c.lleus of whisky are still stored in
'.arehouses throughout the country
Iso we're made public. They revealed
,hs. en July /, 1871. there were in d;s-
tiI1crics and general bond warehouses
so.ss, 900 gallons OF whisky. 800 600
rsllous OF num- $4,000 gallons Of pin
s.170 gallons OF high wines. SI0.o46 cal
lons Of alcohol and 36".00o gallons Of
neutral or cologne spirits. total of
- 10000 sallons Twelve months pre-
,-;,rsly the amount OF liquors in stoY
acc vas 5O5700o0 gallons OF whisky
$4,000 gallons o. rum. 9S3 .966 gallons
Of gin. 6Ss6 gallons Of high wines, Slo.-
$50 ~aii0nS OF fItcnOi. tHS,4 GA IONS
Of cologne spirits. Il total of approx-
imatcly 5s,+vt 900 gallons about IL
O00. 900 gallons more than were on hand
even months ago.
The House Committee. tho renort
showed. denied contemplated in
creases IN pay Of tho field agents
sad prohibition directors and inserted
in the measure specific provisions
which would prevent the use Of any
unds for raising the pay Of the force
Ife commissioner request for 75O
additional .ield agents and 1853 addi-
.iona field clerks was reduced BY ap-
:roSimately scventy-iive persons. n7ak
1g tic total authorized new force S2s
srsons.
Thls decided enlargement Of the pro
.ib'tlon unit was the result of investj-
sstion BY the committee Of tho condi-
ION oi enforcement. Commissioner
Raynes was the principal witness in
the executive hearings made public to-
day.
1t vas revealed that Chairman Mad
Gen was unable. in pressing Commits
.ioner Haynes for information on the
rfectivoness of the enforcement, 20 OBJ =
tan definite statement. The Commits
icner was vague in teiing of his