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New-York tribune., 1922-01-06
Money and Credit

Call money again ruled easy on the
Stock Exchange yesterday. Although
the renewal rate was per cent, by the
close of the stock market the rate had
dropped to a per cent. Time money
was also easier, sixty-day loans being
arranged at per cent.
Yester- Year
day. ago
On industr'l GOLIATH
On mixed collateral
Time money (mixed collateraD:
Sixty days. 5@5% 1897 * 7 = 2
Ninety days. ..... 5N5A ~ az ts
Four months. .5@5A 7AM7,a
Four to six mos. 5M5A 7AC97's
Bank Clearings - Bank clearings at
New York yesterday we're: Exchanges,
$780, 800 900; balances, $77,3ooooo.
Silver London, 34hd New York,
domestic bar, 99ssc; foreign, 64Ac;
Mexican dollars, 4S%c.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06
Transactions Yesterday in Listed Stocks
Summary of Stock Exchange Dealings

Copyright,
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-27
YOUNG WIFE WEARY
Of RICH, ,OLDHuBBY
Mrs. Jonathan Godfrey viii
Seek Divorce From 7s-ysar-
Old Millionaire
"cAsE OF lncoMPATIsILlTY"

Z. Bridgeport, Conn.,, March 27.-while
Jonathan Godfrey, seventy ELK year old
owner Of many Connecticut and Rhode
Island industries, eat alone in his mas
ni6cent home here pleading through Ike
newspapers for the return Of his bes,,
tiful twenty zone year-old wife. AZ
whose present residence he n in doubt.
q New York Newspaper found her. =
Over the telephone she said in en-.
Il have LETT Mr.. Godfrey forever. =.
Is case Of incompatibility. I do not
i intend to return to Bridgeport at any
She is in Bristol, R. T.. IL can b.
said, but she asked that her exact ad.
dress be kept secret for the present.
year whirl Of excitement % the bride ~
the Bridgeport millionaire, suddenly left
him last Wednesday, declared she would
start action for separation or divorce
at once. -@
Mrs. Godfrey before her marriage at
the age Of eightesn, was Miss Estelle
Nudge, daughter OF q family that has
for generations been among the social
leaders Of New England, and is heir.
es Of great fortune in her own name.
Her family Is related to that Of Com
modore Perry, Of Battle Of Lake Erie
fame, and she Is Of close kin to Bishop
When told yesterday Of her hn..
bands . suffering over her mysterious
disappearance she said:
II am sorry to cause him pain and
trouble, but I shall not return, The
sensa ton incidental to the affair is
not pleasant, but It can't be helped"
At the time Of the marriage OF tha
unusual. couple much amazement was
expressed becaues the love affair WAS.
like that Of Mathilde Mccormick. sen
uinely love match of strange at /.
traction. The sirl had wealth AND
prestige. and popularity, and had no
motive but love In choosing her mate.
who could have been her Grandfather.
Jonathan Godfrey said last night
my wife has gone and she intends 70
stay. And though she is very indepen - :.
dent, : am sure she will return to me,
for I love her so.
There was a pathetic note in the
handsome old mans voice. His eyet
dropped wearily.
."Why did she 60? Who can tell
A woman is very hard to ever under.
stand. We have been SO congenial and
have never had cross word or come
near quarreing. There is no subject
we have not discussed. Sometimes W.
didn't think alike, but that didn't mat.
"Other men the reason? No, I dom,
think 40 at all. She Is darling little
girl: It is simply matter Of incom.
patibility."
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-27
VOU must visit The Blum Store
1910 Chestnut Street. when pur-

VOU must visit The Blum Store
1910 Chestnut Street, when pur-
chasing your spring outft. The
latest models, which ! saw this morn
inR, are perfectly delightful and /!
noticed especially the new tailored
suits. Is there anything 80 smart
Tor street wear a. well-made, good
fitting suit7 You will find them ~
all the fashionable fabrics--Twill
Cord, Cordine, Piquetine, Tricotine.
exquisitely finished and lined with
Canton Crepe and other rich Innings.
But there are many times when one
also needs q wrap and the Custom
Tailored Wraps Of Corona, Marvella,
Duvetyne. etc. are most attractive and
unusual. Tho prices OF both the suits
and wraps range from $3.50 to $3.50.
ssV7HAT lovely new dance frocl
W one that had cleaned ct Ba
will be here before you know it an
you are wise you will see that your
wear. Are your slippers clean B'
ings match your dress? Bargs c,
husbands white vest? It Is advisa
Bargs' at once. Often . little fore
vent the necessity Of purchasing ne,
THE CHESTNUT 81
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-27
LLOYD GEORGE RETURNS
TO LONDON REINvIGORATED
Brief Vacation In Wales Great Ben
eft to Prime Minister

London. March 27.-(By A. P.)-
Prime Minister Lloyd George is ex.
pected to arrive in London this after
noon from Criccieth, Wales, where he
has been resting for the last two weeks.
His friends say he has benefited won
derfully from the brief vacation and is
returning reinvigorated.
Mr.. Lloyd George will not Resume his
usual activities Immediately, however,
and 1t ia understood that after one night
in London he will 60 for few days
to his country place, Chequers Court,
where he will further consider the plans
for the Genoa Conference and prepare
for his speech to the House Of Com.
mons q week from today, when he will
seek a vote of confidence.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-27
REAv7ah> &4U's

Until the last few years the We'd
ding Ring has been only q
symbol, but with the advent Of the
Circle Of Diamonds it has become q
"thing Of beauty" as we'll. And those
which ! have seen at the store OF
Bailey, Banks & Biddle Company
are 80 exquisite AZ to rival the mar
velous rings Of fairy lore. The Circle
Of Diamonds is not only q charming
ring In itself but may be 80 attrac-
lively worn with other jewels. It Is,
indeed, a fitting complement to the
Engagement Ring which contains
that most brilliant Of all gems, the
Polished Girdle Diamond, noted for
its superiority and exclusive with the
Bailey, Banks & Biddle Company.
you are wearing" "No, it's an old
gs' (1113 Chestnut Street)." Easter
with it a renewal Of festivities. II
Inner and dance gowns are ready to
rgs' can clean them. Do your stock
n dye them. And what about your
le to send everything Of this kind to
,ought about your clothing will pre-
at the last minute.
Rect ASSOCIATION
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-27
2 SLAYERs ELEcTR0CUTED
One Murdered wife and Adopted
paupnter, the Other Killed Boy

BeIJafonte, Pa, March 27.-lBy A.
P.)-Two electr ocutions took place at
the kockview panitentiary today. Ber.
nard McAneny. Of MeKeesport, was
sent to the death chair for numbering
his wife and adopted daughter in Oc.
tober. 1920, and John Schuril!a.. OF
Greensburg, paid the penalty for killing
boy in Fayette County.
McAneny was attended to the chair
BY two priests. The prisoner. exhibit
Ing some nervousness, was placed in the
chair at 7.08, and at 7.16 he was pro.
nounced dead.
Schurilla was sent to the chair at
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-27
After.Dinr,er Tricks

No. 19O-Catching the Dice -
Hold two dice and cup as shown In
the diagram. The trick IL to catch the
dice, one at q time, In the cup. The
upper die can be easily caught by
simply tossing It In the air with an
upward jerk Of the hand. But when
the second II tossed the die that 10 In
the cup viii Invariably jump out. 49,.
S.aS S%s a' first ,aev S the SSp Ss0S
out any upward jerk, at the same In.
stunt let 20 Of the die. The hand
sweeps downward faster than the die
falls and the cup can bs, easily brought
bsaeetA ~ aallias ais bstoss L reaches
-. ~. ~ - xe1sx osnss.s
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-27
\ New Little Bride With
An Old, Old Problem

WY; what IL ;nas tas o'i1 Eor!a 1. .sn the mat.
:hs found h'r friend 'oSSins broken
h':s'so"'' aos." cried Nan. .ls. .h.. xr.ssasd
eornstarch pudding. This II the nrst
luncheon. I've Givsn since J was mar
20 nice. and my pudding is. thin and
iumpy. and-.and. impossible"
WIN % e S.S. S.d fdan. :sa sady 70 ssS
think .s you vo.n are the 'msrt''s little bride
The LUNCHEON wa. |. wcndsrful H':H,r sue, sue
ssocolsts blanc msnss - enjoyed BY BY
"it's wond..fuir' ..clsimsd Man
sS:s m.Ey.ious 70 asi:. d:":,rt me .. about
IAN economical. sssy-to.msis dssssrt
tina, s'TsSIss mSIs turn, r,S out s%
vanilla. ross vanilla. orange. lemon
in fact. your favorite flavor"
HSw 90 you ,I'.nS MAKE t1,,.S itw s'fsd Nan; an;
have 70 DO is to add sugar and m,lkM
Tor three minutes. The bss. par part 'st Of
.s.s s' s.oscu. ssa 80 ps 'rS ns. and s.
assc:s II ADDS. to tn. ricSn:ss Of Il: Is:
"xnd 10 II sxpsnsivsr' qusssion.d
moi . iBo bog Of Iuddins will serve
IL people, and q 100 boz Z people, and
q course you need use only e much Of
''wsil" said Nan. 'T csrtainiy am
sisd 70 know about Il. can sss0rs
YOU that shall nsvsr ssain b With
'.atSAssas Z. sAis Asr frssae. ~ my
dss:sss ie.s ssss & ~ - ns:l
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-27
FOOD COSTS DROP
Decrease Of to 4 Per Cent In
Month In Ten Cities

Month IN I0U CItIeS
Washington, March 27.-(By A. P.)
Retail food costs in ten cities de-
creased from 1 to 4 per cent from Feb.
ruary 10 to March Is, the Bureau Of
Labor Statistics announced today. The
decreases were as follows:
Manchester, 4 per cent; Baltimore,
Bridseport, Newark, New Haven, New
York, Richmond and Washington, 3 per
cent Milwaukee, 2 per cent, and Den.
yer, 1 per cent.
For the year ending March is last.
retail food prices decreased 13 per cent
in Bridgeport and Denver; 12 per cent
in Manchester and New Haven II per
cent in Baltimore, Warrington and
Milwaukee; 10 per cent In Newark, and
8 per cent In New York and Richmond.
The Washington times., 1922-12-28
Year-End Final Footwear Clearing

1O8 pairs of Children's Felt Slippers;
Romeo styles and leather soles; also soft
padded soles; in red and blue. Regularly
$1.OO, $1.25 and $1.50. Pair, 75c.
Women's Felt Slippers, special lot,
with chrome leather soles; soft, warm and
comfortable; in brown, navy, blue, rose
and purple-to close-pair, 75c.
Women's $1.65, $1.9O and $500 felt
slippers, the better kind, in rose, light
blue, pink, taupe and oxford gray
pair, $1.3S.
Women's High-grade Pumps in badly
broken range Of sizes; brown calf, white
kid, black kid and gray satin--sold regu-
lariy for 5000 and $10.00-choice, sass.
Forty-two pairs of Women's s Two-tone,
Tan Sport Oxfords; fiber soles and flat
heels; nearly all sizes in and d widths
regularly $5.00-Friday, pair, Sass.
Nearly three hundred pairs of Women's
Pumps and Oxfords that sold regularly
for $500 and $1,000; black and white
satin pumps with, high or low French
heels; patent leather and black kid; also
black and tan calf oxfords and tan calf
pumps, Sass.
The Washington times., 1922-12-28
Surprising Reductions on
Millinery Remnants

Hat Of Brown Hstterr PlusI unde.aced with
picot ribbon: Strright Flare Hats with ostrich
pluInes Regular $500 Friday. $780,
Large Hand made Hat Of Blue Metallic Cloth,
flowers brim; faced with blue gray velvet Regu-
larry S3500-Sie.SO
large turned up from face Hat OF Brown Hat
ters' Plush: faced with purple Lyon velvet velvet
In purple and American Beauty at side. Regu-
larry S45.00-S15.OO.
I Toast shade Hat felt crown. surrounded WITH
grapes and finished with shaded ostrich.
Regularly S35.0o-S12.5O.
Blonde Panne Velvet Hat. appliqued with hid
flowers OF rose, tan and old blue Regularly $500.
for $1,000.
Hat in poke shape. of'sold lace and American
Beauty, shirred velvet with twisted bows OF
Regularly s2:.6o, for $1,000.
is Hats Of Hstters' Plush. trimmed with feathers:
Lyon velvet, trimmed with ostrich. and OF Panne
velvet. trimmed with monkey fur; embroidered &ls
SIS hats for 500.
10 Semi dress. Tailored and Sport Hats In black
brown. and navy. Regularly $3.50 to $40 for 81
Beaver. Velour Stitched Velvet Hats. with soft
plump; beautiful range of coors Regularly 800
for $3.50. Third Floor.
The Washington times., 1922-12-28

About three hundred pairs Of Women's
Pumps and Oxfords; black kid and patent
leather three-strap French heel pumps;
patent leather, with fawn suede back one
strap pumps, with low heels and welt
soles; gray suede two-strap French heel
pumps; gray calf and patent sport street
oxfords with low heels, and black kid, two
strap, French heel pumps-pair, $s.s5.
More than six hundred pairs Of Wom-
ems Pumps and Oxfords; black or brown
kid oxfords with welt soles; black or
brown kid one-strap pumps, with Cuban
heels; patent leather vamp with gray
suede backs, low heels, hand-turned soles,
one-strap effects; lace boots In black or
brown kid, Cuban heels, medium narrow
toes, in brown KID with low heels and
medium round toes; black kid with cloth
tops, Cuban heels, welt soles, and brown
kid with cloth tops, Cuban heels and
welt soles-regularly $1,000 and $11.0O
pair, $6.s5.
The Washington times., 1922-12-28
Remnants of Silk Underwear

2b-s75o silk Envelope Chemise OF Creps back
Satin or Radum; trimmed with Nenise and Franch
val iaces; maize orchid, flesh and white. S.85.
IB-P,ecos OF 5000 and sl2.oo SILK underwear;
and chemse, Of Crepe back SAT In and
radium; trimmed with filet Venise and French Val
laces 1855
Jack Satin and Georgette; trimmed with beautiuI
lace flesh, orchid. peach maize, pihck
al white. Each, Se.85.
25-s30o Silk Envelope Chemise, tailored and Lace
trimmed models; flesh color and white Each. $iSo.
"a 90 and sbo Silk Envelope Chemse OF Crepe de
Chine or Radium: tailored lace trimmed models; IN
flesh white orchid and light blue. Each. S2.9S.
1900 Glove silk Rloomers vests and chemse: heavy
quality; flesh and white SS9b.
$500 Glove silk Vests and Bloomers: tailored top
vests with ribbon opera tops; In flesh and
white; slightly mussed. 3le0.
The Washington times., 1922-12-28
What Day for Buying 1t Will Be!
Wolnen's Coats and
Wraps, Year-Ends

1856. so Self and Fur Collar Coats in NormaeIow
and mariana; black sorrento and brown panel. blouse
an" oec" bsies'' S3b5O
15-S6s.00 Goats in Marian no and Oionzo Cloths;
saightiipe styles with largo wolf. fox and squirrel
N'''"'' WIDOW
2-s%: 90 Navy Blue and Taupe Duvetyn Em-
"o"-'e" wraps
$4,000 Brown and Fashona Side fastening Coat.
with taupe won collar Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
1-S95" Navy Blue Olopzo Coat; panel back coat.
'~oooO
15-SS9 so Goats, in Arabe,la. Marveainr and Cor
dalurc; blouse straightiine and styles: largo
heavy caracu and wolf collars $50
ls-$11oo0 Blouse Coats Of Kerami Cloth. with
skirts OF Oionzo CLOTH black lynx collars and
'uis .*o0DO
l6-ss9.5o TO $500 Blouse and straiTs tne Coats
In Lurtr".a and Cordons! with squirrel platinum.
1856 90 strsiEhtiine Riouse and Cape Coats vet
large squirrel and wolf collars $3.50
Olonzo. Marvclio and Fsshona: large platinum and
wolf collar and cuffs beaver collar only $3.50
l5--sl2500 Blouse Wraps in Marvels and GIa-
mora cloths: navy blue and brown, with beaver
co'Hrs 'sSooo
S-SItO.Oo to f165.00 Psne-back Straightne Goats;
Corona with beaver collars Fashona, with platinum
$So.oO
l0-sl3O.O0 Blouse and StrsightIine Coats large
black lynx collars and cuffs: diagonal iuster and
blue. Cordela cloth f97.bO
16-s1t5.0o Blouse Coats navy blue and brown Cor
della cloth; large beaver collar and cuffs 80
5-S225.oo Wraps Of fine Marcova and Tarauira
Cloths: brown and Koran, with beaver and fox
shawi collars 'Siouoo
The Washington times., 1922-12-28

McCarton. the detective who solved
the Becker murder mystery. District
Attorney Edward J. Glennon. of
Bronx county. is among those who
have written to Police Commissioner
Enright praising McCarton's work.
Glennon recommends that McCarton.
now an acting detective sergeant, be
made first-grade detective. r@,
McCarton was assigned to the case
November 23. Largely through hts
skill was brought about the convic.
ton OF Abraham Becker and his sen.
tence to the electric chair.
The Washington times., 1922-12-28
"cASTLE GARDENERS"
TO FORM ORGANIZATION

NEW YORK, Dec. 28.-An as
ISOLATION Of former immigrants who
came into the United States through
the old station at Castle Garden
will be formed soon, according to
a statement issued last night by
Secretary Of Labor Davis. II says:
1.-THE organization probably will
be called the Castle Gardeners.
It's purpose will be to perpetuata
the rights, privileges and responsi.
bilities which were conferred upon
us when we entered the United
States and to protect and safeguard
those rights. privileges and respon.
sibilities for those who will come
after u.s."
The Washington times., 1922-12-28
FAVORED
FOR POSTAL SERVICE

The Postoffice appropriation bill
reported to the House today is the
largest OF the big supply bills. but
most Of the appropriations are a
set-off against receipts from the
postal service.
The committee recommended in.
creases over current appropriations
as follows:
Postmasters pay. $685. 900;
letter carriers, $4,000, 900; rent; fuel,
and light Tor pustoffices, s1,52s. 900:
substitutes for letter carriers, $780,
900; railroad carrier charges, $4,000.
900: railway mail service, 81, 1881, 900;
foreign mail charges, $500, 900;
limited indemnity, 3635, 900.
The Washington times., 1922-12-28
20 SMUCCLED ALIENS -'
CAPTURED IN FLORIDA

KEYwEsT. Flo, Dec. 2s.-Twen-
ty aliens smuggled to shores OF the
United States were brought here to-
day by immigration Inspector VIII
liam Osterhoudt. who said he cap
tured them near Marathon, Fla.
where they had been landed.
The aliens said the. boat on which
they had been brought to this coun'
try from Cuba Immediately return
ad IN the island.
The Washington times., 1922-12-28
NO VISIT FROM SANTA,
BOYS STAGE HOLDUP

NEW YORK, Dec. 2s.-"Stick
'em up. boys; Santa Claus didn't
come to our house and we have to
20 out after our presents" spoke
one OF four young men armed with
automatic pistols on entering the
cider stube of James Green Of ZIG
East Eighty-fourth street.
Green was chatting with Joseph
Murphy. Metropolitan Hospital
orderly when the boys went into
the store. He begged them to be
careful. as they held their pistols
close TO Green. and took $50 from
his pocket and $50 and SIC check
from the till
The Washington times., 1922-12-28
Women's Afternoon Silk Dresses

c--ssb.oo Paisley trimmed Canton Crepe Dresscs
In and brown. St%-oo
l--S65.0o Tan Georsette Afternoon Dress. with
chenille trimming %S@'So
1-S5sSo Taupe Lace Afternoon Dress. with gold
metal cloth Eirdle SSN'oV
1-Ss50o Cornflower Blue Chiffon and Silver Lace
$3.50 Chiffon Evening Gown, In basque effect
silver metal cloth bodice. Sss.o0
3-S65o0 Poret Twill Street Dresses, beautifully
embroidered In navy and black. ts2SO
4-S26 90 Canton Crepe Afternoon Dresses in small
1o-Ssb00 Black Spanish Lace Canton Crepe
Dresses, priced for quick clearance at Si7.o0
The Washington times., 1922-12-28
MORE DYNAMITE THREATS
ROUSE COLUMBUS, GA.

COLUMBUS. Ga, Dec. 2s.-With
this city. recently the scene Of
threats and bomb attacks on city
officials. again in furry of excite.
ment from threats OF dynamiting. a
special grand jury was called into
session today to probe the situa-
tion. ..i
Several indictments and imme.
diate arrests, It is predicted. would
be made. due to reports that warn
ings of threatened bomb outrages
The Washington times., 1922-12-28
Women's Dressy Afternoon and
Evening Gowns

.--sssbo Imported Georgette Dressy Afternoon
Frocks steel beaded in dainty design. SLID
3-Sss 50 Lace and Satin Dressy Afternoon Dresses
3-S76 90 Satn-faced Canton Dressy Afternoon
Frocks in beautifully embroidered designs. $51.s3
1-S7s 90 Sapphire Blue Velvet Evening Gown beau
tifuy beaded Soi'so
l-$ss.bo Black Velvet Evening Gown. with gold
1-S11e6o salome Velvet Dinner Dress. squirrel
trimmed; In black ~'"'""
90 Silver Metal Cloth Dance Frock, with cir
cuiar skirt and ose-ftting basque 't"Z.oo
$4,000 Dress, of jade, green silk top and
black velvet draped skirt. '$1o.oo
a-s1ss 90 Imported White Velvet Dinner Dresses
beaded; in elaborate design. SoS.oO
1-s11Ooo American Beauty Chiffon Velvet Evening
Gown straightne draped effect; silver sirde $595O
s-ss6o-Beaded Canton Crepe Dinner Dresses: I'M
trim in black and brown. $S6.oO
The Washington times., 1922-12-28
MILLER TO SUBSTITUTE
!, EQR oWSLEY,IN SPEECH

Watson B. Miller. national vice
Of the American Legion
has been called upon by Commander
Alvin M. Owsley. national com
mander. to fiji speaking engage
ment at Weston, w. Va, on New
Years Day. which the American
Legion head will not be able to
keep. n.y. -. ......
on the Pacific coast and finding
that the mass OF legionnaire duties
there will not permit him to return
The Washington times., 1922-12-28
AVIATION 100.
YEARSHENCE
OUTLINED.
Glenn n. Curtis, Aerial Author
ity, Predicts Radio Power
by That Time.

What will aviation be like IN
&O2S?
Wal there be as much progress
tn the nert century in aviation as
ts the past fifteen gears?
Glenn Curtis, inventor of aero
Nautic devices and authority on
flying, looks to see developments
80 amazing Within the neat century
as to appear fantastic to the pres
ent ace.
The Washington times., 1922-12-28
Misses Friday Year Ends
Sizes ID to 18 Years-Exclusive
Misses Shop-Third Floor

IS--,ss76 SILK Dresses. Canton crepe and printed
line models o.":" o'ouse and SO
ch,ne $3.50 Tatteta Flat Crepe and Crepe de
navy piue, black brown, .S1815
3o--Msses s325o to $3.50 Taffeta and Canton
bheHe bsr rroeas blouse and 'trashtne navy blue
side drape and stralght-line styles. $1,000
and t1sSc rore Till Goat Dresses bssgg.
:-Misses' $3.50 Chiffon Evening Dresses peach
" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. '.'''.'''' 'sso""
1850 Black Velvet Dinner Dress. blouse effect:
l,-s65oo Evening Dress jade. chiffon and silver
l-}7o.SO Gold Cloth Evening Dress size IS =. $500
l-ss5.oo Black soirc silk Dinner Dress, long panel
effect trimmed in monkey fur.............. .S59.50
$4,000 Evening Wraps chiffon velvet with cara.
cu collar sapphire blue and American beauty. $500
1-sI75.oo Evening Wrap, chiffon velvet and silver
cloth; reversible American beauty shade $1,000
1.s?76oo Panyelsinc Embroidered Blouse Coat. with
Hudson seal collar and cuffs. .SI15OO
l-f25o.oo Black Marcora Coat. back and sleeves OF
caracui size ls........... .Sle50o
i-Sc35oo Black Matsiasse Wrap. with fox collar
s-Misses' $500 Navy Blue Poiret Twill Tailored
ouits SS:50
2-Miss-s' $3.50 Msrie.n Tailored Suits Hawaiian
blue ana brown. $3.50
een Balkan blouse styles; brown navy. black. $3.50
?o--,sb.oo Goats. Balkan blouse and straight lin.
nsr1ss Da % ana ~th oesve
ana brown. $500
t9,M..ss $3.50 Coats in fashon. and lustro.a
viii cuffs to match navy blue black and brown $500
ssS ns SGn Coats brown s1a
rtsisht Line styles % With pointed wolf and esIsc. az. n
ls--Misse. $500 Coat. Of Minerva and Normandie
cloth style Sssve5 :SSirrs n
black Choce 'soo'0V
The Washington times., 1922-12-28
Year Ends-Tailored
Suits

1o-s4ooo to s46oo smartIy Tailored Suits. in navy
blue, trcotine and gray and brown English mix
1I-S5bo0 Tailored Suits beautifully made, in navy.
brown black twill cord; long, unbelted Jacket
2S75 90 Suits long panel Jacket styles tailored in
taupe navy blue veldyne S4e.50
1856. 90 Tailored Suits. In cordine and veldyne:
very long Jackets, with self strapping inset panels
and cord tucknR; navy blue and brown $3.50
The Washington times., 1922-12-28
OLDEST NUN IN U. 8.
IS BURIED At WHEELING

WHEELING. w. Va. Dec. '2s.-
Sister Mary Martha Cook. aged
ninety-three. said to have been the
oldest nun in the United States. was
buried today with low mass of
requiem. She was a member Of the
Mt. DeChantal School, and the
obsequies were attended only by the
sisters Of the order, none of whom
ever leave the convent.
The Washington times., 1922-12-28
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