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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-14
TROLLEY VS.. CUAGUA
Restmen de TN hearing. -Comisionado Juez
yParte.-La destruction de las guaguas.
Question de dos meses.-Cosas peOres
.. Sc han Visto en- Colorado.

iJGt - =. ttt a - a !
FIJI. Ell 'BIPARCIALf correspondent
te al Z del eursante, ofreuf gque en- uni
pr6ximo cscritQ ldarfa' h doll9PgcAf | I'll
pueblo "a tod0s los intercsados en- es-
te AFFZiIRF TROLLEY VS.. GUAGUA
la situati6ni etDn6mica del primero, q
sea el Trolley, tomada de un informc
Official rendido por este en- el mes de
alril del corriente afio. Cosa que no
puedo. cumplir hoy debido a no haber
tenido tempo material p6r infs null
tiples ocupaciones de estoS dlies ygne-
cesitar dichO informe que el Sc una
el comentnrio correspondence basade
ell 10 l6gica de los hecllos Pero CONG
Ell este AFFAfRE iiay talto. Y tan jp-
goso que decir, los lcctores de Ell IN
PARCTAL con especialidad l9s due
iios de guaguas de SECURE que me han
de agradecer In information que en- cs
tas lIneas les he de dar. Vamos a
grano. que la paia Sc i'll lleya el vien
10, cOIllO ulce I'll iiSD.
FL dfa &c de JUNO del corriente allo
sc celebt6 Ell Ia C0misi0n de ServiciC
P1blico de Puerto Rico, I'm hcariHG
Ell la que solamente fuG oida una sola
parte: al Trolley: comparcciendo /;
menech Y, Su abogado y a la vez di
rector Mr.. Brown. Lo que no puedc
precisar porque no resulta del record
es 81 ese hcariag tuvo lugar en- ell sa-
Ion de actGs pGblicos de la Comisi6n. @
en- el salon privado. ALA en- la mesa
larga aquclla. como muchas veces ha
ocurrido en violaei6n de- Ala ley. La
question es que ell ese hcGFiag Mr.. Do
mcncch Y Mr. Brown Sc despacharon
a 10 Juan palomo. con la cuchara
grande. AL finalizar el nearing el DR..
FiguerOa, uno de los Comisi0nados
asistcntes, reasumiendo las pretcnsio-
nCs dcducidaS por La pcticionaria. ha-
ce el sciior DOmenech In siguientc in
terroeaci0n: a..
DR.. FiSucroa.- La proposition con
creta es la siguientc: ique ustedes Sc
c0mprometcn a hacer la d0ble via, con
la garantfa por Ia ComiSi0n de que
una vcz terminado este trabajo, uSte-
des tengan la garantia de Ia Comisi6n
de que ella suprima In competencia de
las guaguas?
Repuesta - ST, senior.
DIR. Figueroa.--; Ustcdes SO obligau a
hacerse cargo de tod0 el trdtico, ha-
cicndo 10 que sea neccsario?
Repuesta :-Sf, senior.
DR.. Figuer0a.--Y en- cuantO las
guaguas, lustedeS estan dispuetsos a
indemnizarlas?
;Quien cree cl lector que contest0
esa pregunta tan importante?' ;Domc-
mech? No; :Brown: No: la contcst0
NADIA menOs que uno dc los COmisiona-
dos asistentes Il Ia vista. FL Sciior
Esteves, y v6ase en- la forma que la
contest6:
Mr.. Esteves.--E pdbIicO lc iRdcmhi.
SGriG pdrfe. 81 a Ia 0udDud Se le di-
&C en- Encro 1925 astcdcs desdparc-
cerin, sea dc oQNi a odo u medic, D
al mismO tempo SO dcdica una cdni-
dad que sea Ia dcprcciGci0n o cl sdcri-
fcio que pHcda tcier Ia OuG0ud dedi-
cGdG otrG cOSa, duranic cstc Gho n
medic Sc dcdica una odntidGd rdsond.
bio, 10 prOpOndria que Sc dufori.drd
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-14

Nicholas Lpk de 81 de edad
tempo neoyorquna Wendell Phillips
Lppepsk, del desdchado Ear de
dmanda hermana Mrs Gertrude roe
der York. 100000
Mrs Schroeder
vtarla da la Prnesa
marido sir
hosptaes simple
herda defen Veun baa aean
asombo ha do condeorada
honbe accidente durane
bat campo de Europa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-14
vEHIcrLos con DEsPERFEcTos

III dfa 10 de los coriientes, las
IL 80 a. m, ell la caretera Nueva es-
quina calle Cerra, parada Is, el truck
No. C-23G. propiedad &c Alexandra +.
Dclgado que guiaba el chauffuer LO-
renGo +. Delgado plaza No. 1872,
choc6 con el autom6vil No. 356s. pro-
pledad dc Antonio Cosme dc santurcc,
ocasioLandole despcrfcces.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-14
Ell TEATRO EN- ARECIBO
iPor telagi.afo.l

Arecib0, noy. Is, 1923.
FL IMPARCIAI.,
san Juan.
Hoy microbes In Compahin dc Zar-
zuelas pone On escena on 81 Teatro oil
yer Ia Opera "El Cato MOntes.'
COTCspOnsgl.'
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-14

Timbuctd. LA Misteriosa, la "Reina
del Niger. debi6 recibir el. peor sus-
to de toda SUI romantica existencia,
cuando. el 10 de ,enero pr0Ximo pasa-
do, cuatrO camioncs Caterpillar" en-
fla de uno, con sslS-. escapes tra-
queando peor que ametralladoras. sur
sierOn por ell n0rte. de allende el i'm
penetrable Sahara. Porque este es
probablemente el fin de misterio del
Timbuct1. ell antique mercado arabe
% del Sahara. V de donde durante 81
CLOS, ninglin cristianO regres0 con vi
la. Segdn el Mayor Gordon Home,
Iuien escribe en- ell London Graphic"
Mr.. Audoin-Dubreuil por primera veZ
'oncibi0 IL idea de cruZar el Sahara
III "CaterpillarS" cuando, como Tenien-
e del servicio a6reo frances. estuvo
ONO agregado a la famosa expedition
Bettembourg. Aquel tren de camiones
'ivianos Y lie tractOres con ametralla-
lOras, en- 1921, penetr0 hasta Tin ZaO-
1aten en- el mdrgen del Tanezruft La
TERRA de la Scd.) don1e tuvieron que
lcsistir. FL joyen aereonauta, frapc6s
pudo convenccr ii Mr.. .Citgoen, un ia
hricante frances de AUTOMOBILES. para
lue 10 apoyara, V con Mr.. Haardt. &c
cente general de las ,fabricas de Ia
Tompanfa de Citroen, orgQnizaron la
actual expedition. FL Teniente Etien-
le, hijo del General Etienne Eel padre
le los Tanques francdseSpy les consi-
gui0 la cooperation del ejercito fran
.es, Mr.. Paul Castelnau asumi6 Ia
cesponsabilidad de las observaciones Y
sOtOgraffas. Para eomprender bien. lo
iue significa eSta. hazaila, debe recor'
larse que este no es mas que un atO-
no del gran esfuerzo frances para con-
Iuistar ell Sahara con automotores. ae
.oplanos inalambrico. hasta que dejc
lie existir como impedimentos para Ia
narcha de la civilization,
La 'expedici6n sali6 de WTuguffl e.
terminoi, del ferrocarril do ArsellA eli
7 Sahara. q Il de dicidmbre. pict
M eseFItQr. londinense en-, stnes.
"Consistfa (la eXpedici0Ill ile .ochc
MssbIias; It'll tfi&tat, ltlASgtiASiisI la;
.abEiaaEl de! < ttfdsl3s aas.s j Jul hsaltb !, co
mlsAbssSS q IsttIfIlEan:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-11-14

,0s. Isl transporte fue arreglado com
.uatro carros standard" lie a diez ca
lallos de fuerza. tai como los pfoduce
por mayor Ia Compaiifa Citrpen v
lue vendr a & 242 (1100 d0lares.)
rara~ ~acondicionarlos para transbortar
III el desiertO. les futron adaptados
ii granajes cspecialcs que les ia una
'leeci0n de vel0cidad desde dos hasta
einticinco millas p0r hOra. v con ban
las caterpillar" proyistas de acceso-
los c0stilladoS de Iona Y de cauch0.
'arros, eQuipadQs de una manera Sc
.nejante. va. habfan recorrido las pri-
neras .,quinientas millas de la ruta,
lOnde dejaron, almacenadas, pr0visio-
les Y combustibles. LO mismO habfa
,ido hecho Ell el otro extreme, ayan-
;ando unas 'trcscientas millas desde
rimbuctG. a pesar de este. Sc tenfa
lOticia de que eXistfan poZos a mayo
Pero Ell las parties centrales Y mas pc
.igrosas. los eXpedicioTari0s tui'ier0n
lue conducir alimentos. aqua " COM
oustibles para los mofores illevar
ademds. pleas de repuesto, ,.armas pa
a defenderse contra salyajes Nero
lcadores, Y cobertizos para favorccer-
'e contra los extremes. todavfa mas
Salvajcs. del clima.''
En- total. la cxpcdici6n recorlsi6 ca
81 dos mil millas del Sahara. siguien-
10 al derrotero indicado en- el mapa.
VI case de dos mil millas en- veintidn
lfas bien puedc apreciarsc GU su JUS
to valOr. cuaudo Sc. considcra. como
lice lie Matin',' de Paris, q. el menOr
tempo gastado por las caravans. has
Ia ahora. ha sido ell de tres meses. Las
aravanas eran, por supuesto, el tnico
medic dc transporte possible, aunque
lqul Y allf,. algiin pequeiio grupo4 de
iajeros lograba cscaparse de las clla-
lrillas sanguinarias y n0mades de
Touregs, drabes trdnfugas y meharis-
as. En- rcsGmen, puede asegurarse
100 esta cs In primera vez en- Ia his
'oria, que alg1n sustituto efectiyO,
tuera de camellos, ha cruzado el Sa-
hara.
LA prensa francesa eomenta el sig.
iiilcado de este heeho hist0rieo Gle va
rios modos. 'l-e Matin" comparte es-
"a hazaha con cl reciente vuelo-sin
notor--del Teniehte Thoret en- Blsira,
,Iue dur6 siete horas y tres minutes.
Atin en- medic de las peripecias y 20
sobras Ell el Rhur, cohcluye "Le Ma
tin" la Francia puede estar satisfe-
.ha de que sus hijOs Sc atrevan rea-
liar hazaiias. hoy Ell dfa, como 10 ha-
elan sus progenitodes de antaiio."
En- tai vez uu estilo mas practice,
dice ''L'Echo de Paris"
, III resultado de este aconteclmiento
parece indicarnos que debemos des-l
contlnuar Ia construction de los can't
nos para automobiles que estan en- VIA
de realization y que 10 presto atcnciou
n aduelIos vIejos caninos por donde
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-10-30
Dainty
'Kerchie6
Specially Priced

-Women's Sheer Cotton
Handkerchiefs, plain hem
stitched, fine cord border. Reg
ulariy 10c. Special, IT,
edCn
-Women's All-linen Handker-
chiefs, with one-corner en-
broidered designs. Regularly
19c and 25c. Special, 7SC
eacn ...'... ...........
-Women's All-linen Hand
kerchiefs, plain hemstitched,
colored threads; copies of the
hand-run threads. Reg Ike
larry 25c. Special, each
-Kann's, Street Floor
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-10-30
Economy Day Specials
in the Rug Department

- 100 = 9x12-ft Seamless A KIN nster Rugs
slig htly imperfect. Special at, cox M
each. VosO-O
If perfect, these rugs would sell from $42.45 to
$49.95. From welknown Alex. Smith and Mohawk
Mills in splendid Oriental designs and colorings
Values which only Economy Day. has made
possible.
-2O0--$395 to $495 Alex Smiths Velvet Rugs
size 27x54 in; closely woven; have thick nap
and in pretty patterns and colorings. CD co
Economy Day price, each. ........, VAsOO
-35-$5,95 Washable Rag Rugs, size 4x7 f., in
plain coors and mixtures; of good CD 10
material and fast colors. Special, each epeOeS -
1000 square yards Congoleum in remnant
lengths but perfect quality carpet patterns and
enough of each pattern to cover most any size
floor space. Regularly 85c square yard OOo
Economy Day, So yd. OON
please bring room measurements.)
-5O0-Felt Base Rugs, seconds from the ]. c.
Dunn Co., all bordered, and at these Economy
prices:
oxo II. Size ........... $l.59
412x6 TT. size 98c
3x6 Fl. size. .............. Zee
Kann's. Floor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-10-30
Household
Specials
For Economy
Day"

-Octagon Cleanser, a handy
h Gus ehold necessity. IN
Special, three cans for. 4VN
Crepe Toilet Paper, medium
size rolls. Special, ten. QRO
rolls for ........... OON
Ash Cans, made of heavy
galvanized iron; six
teenSgallon capacity. CT Ok
Special. ........... O4sAO
-Fernery, in square wooden
frame boxes, neat and attrac-
tive; for table and NOO
home use. Special, each 1ON
-Kitchenette-size Garbage
Cans, with cover. Spe- 99O
cial, each ............ OON
Console Sets, consisting of
two. candlesticks and (1 10
one bowl. Special WASSO
Glass Mixing Bowl Sets, a
sanitary kitchen neces- 100
sity. Special, a set. -. ~
Tea Sets, imported hand
decorated hippo @I 40
china. Special. $50. V1"1O
-Kann's-Third Floor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-10-30
W'armSleepers for
Children

-Children's Part Wool Sleep;
ers, made with feet; have
drop seats. A good warm gar
ment for these cold nights;
contains about 15 per sent
wool, Sizes 0 to 5, Regu.
larly $50, Special, a Coz
pair 'i'''it'-ttr,,t
-Kann's. Street Floor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-10-30
inexpensive Hose
And Very Practical
Kinds

w M MS Silk and fiber
Hose, full fashioned; mercer
lied tops, REINFORCED soles,
heels and toes. In black,
brown, gray, beige and otter.
All sizes, 81 to 10. Regu-
larly $1.65. Special, @7 90
a pair .............
-Women's Pure Thread Silk
Hose. Seconds" The imper-
fections are very slight. Mock
seam, in black only. E0To
Special a pair. ...... Wv
-Kann's, Street Floor
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-10-30
Various Intimate
Garments for
Mlady
At Special Prices

Black Sateen Athletic Bloom
ers, Governor elastic fastener.
r g la rly $1.S5. Ct 70
Special, a pair. -. WAeOO
Polly Prim Percale Aprons,
made with pockets, trimmed
with rick rack braid.
Regularly SOC. Spe- 10C
claI ::..:.::.-...
Corduroy Robes, with and
without collar. In purple, Co.
penhagen and cherry,
r egula rly $3.50. GO 90
Special ............
Quilted Jackets, made with
lay-down collar. long sleeves,
frog, fasteners, peck
cts. Regularly $500. GO OK
Special ........-..:
Kann's, Street Floor.
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30 in. Printed sateen Innings, SOC to 75c quail III
ClesS special, 3 yard ~
SO in Black Satin finish Saline. regular Soc quail 97c
--Kann's, Street Floor,
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ECONOMY DAY, 4 DAY FOR THE TIL
With Values You Cannot Afford TO Mss
Bed Sheets

Sizes 9Ox90 and 90x10S in.;
each regularly selling Ct TX
for 1925. Sale price WAsSO
Soft finish, REINFORCED with
a tape edge.
Kann's-Street Floor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-10-30
Acknowledgement
Specials for Economy
Day

so Full Bolts Reversible Terry Creonne good designs
and colors-the material that resembles the
ured velours Regularly csc, special yard. $1,000. OJC
oil Opaque Window Shades perfect quality-whe ecru,
olive, medium dark and light #. wide by TO-
it. in long. Regularly 98c, special each. GJC
Domestic Irish Point Curtains fine bobbnet
with applique border designs The patterns are copied
from real handmade laces Regularly $3.45 90 HO
special pair. Observation-Disclosures. DAoIJ
Attractive Valance Rope Poreres, heavy CT CT
In plain tone colors Regularly $1.95 special OloOI
-Cretonne Drapery Sets side curtains and m
valance Regularly $145 and $1.95, special. .... NC
Lace Panel Curtains, from-Scotch Lace Nottro
ham, Fiet Lace Novelty Braided Marqusette Scrim Wolfe
Flet Marquisette and Bungalow Net Panels. Or ~
Regularly $146 to $246; special, each Oily
Genuine Red Cedar Chests highly polished fitted with
lock and Key cedar handles and strong casters on IN
Regularly $2495, special each eDl .OU
cretonne Pillows, reversible style, regularly 95c 90
special each OOC
-Kann's, Third Floor.
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Ssu p rior
Layer Felt Mattresses
i n a IL size s and
o ur st a n d a r d at
$19.95. Sp ecia for
Economy SIX. *
Double Link Bed
S pr n s, all metal
frames and in all sizes.
Special to- 90 or
morrow. 0DOeOO,
Kann's, Third Floor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-10-30
All Wool Serge
6es. q Y z1s economy $3.50

~ inches wide in black navy brown tan, reindeer
and henna
SO in. All Wool English Mixture Coatings grey brown
tan and blue, special for Economy Day, C1 10
q yard UAeO -
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-10-30
Warm BedlDear
At Special Economy Prices

--6Ox76-inch Heavy Cotton Fleece Blankets, in
borders Regularly $780, special, pair ep1oUO
-72xS0-inch Atwood Filled Comforts figured
sateen covers, plain sateen borders In rose and
blue, filed with pure lambs WOOL CT E0
Regularly 1895, special each. $500. % oOV
-Kann's Street
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-10-30
300 Pairs Won,en's
Lou Shoes
Regularly $4.95,
Economy Price, pair,
$3.45

-0xford and strap models,
in brown and gray, Of Rus.
sian calf and patent colt; .nu-
buck with leather trimmings.
Cuban and military heels.
Sizes az to Z in the combined
assortment.
-Kann's, Fourth Floor
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-10-30
Beds, Etc.

75-s3-piece Rome
Sim m pms and Fos-
ter's Ideal Bed and
Spring. Sp &c j al
Economy 90 az
Day. O1OoOO
IT w i n and double
sizes; choice of white
or ivory enamel; wall
nut or mahogany wood
finishes.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-10-30
Notions at
Economy
Prices

Il Lot of Fancy Combs, as
sorted styles and shapes,
plain and stone set. Regular
values $50, $2.0O,
$3.OO a n d $4.Oo S7.M
CnOlc6 :'.::..a:."':
Rubber Sheeting, single COW
cred, Ia yards widej regu:
larry $1.O0 a yard. Special
for Economy Day, a 45c
yard go. .....s.......
Electric Curling Irons, made
of nictrome steel, nickel
plated, six feet Of cord and
fully guaranteed for one year.
Win do the same work as
any other curling iron. OEO
Special ...............
Kann's, Street Floor.
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Each box contains IL hal
loween lanterns, assorted
and in different colors.
Made of PAPER mache and
stand two inches high.
-Kann's, Fourth Floor
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-10-30
Many Attractive Styles G.
Women S and Misses Frocks,

The price is low and to this would surely
seeing the assortment.
Shades of brown blue rosewood and blacfashoned
from Poret TWILL twill cord canton crepe flat CREPE crepe de
chine wool velour and satin Styles please all types of beauty
Many cevery tailored finished with braid ornaments and
embroidery. tt
Misses sizes, IA to 18-Women's Sizes SO to DC. -
anns,Se Floor 49,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-10-30
These Economy Specials
IN the
Linen Department

Cotton Huck Face Towels closely woven and
good weight. Have neat red borders; 17o
size 22x44 in Special, each. LIZ
-72-nch Mercerized Cotton Table Cloths, of sturdy
wearing quality, in circular patterns CT OK
and heavy weight. Special, each..... eD1sCO
White Turkish Bath Towels, size 22x44, in good
weight made of double thread and very. Ok
absorbent. Special, each ................ OOC
-Kann's, Street
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-10-30
200
Ehanbee Mama Dolls
Regularly $6.45
Special
Economy Day
81. SO each

This doll Is 81 inches
high, dressed in choice of
eight different styles with
caps to match; body we'll
stuffed with fine quality
cotton, limbs and hands Of
composition; moving eyes
and says Mama" distinctly.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-10-30
Children's "a Length
EngHshRibbed
Sport Socks

These have fancy turnover
tops and can be had in black,
brown, gray, beige, and French
tan, Regularly Soc, 9O0
Special. pair ,,.,,,,.
-Kann's, Street Floor,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-10-30

All Silk Crepe de Chine in 25 light and dark colors
All Silk Georgette Crepes, in 35 colors.
-Kimono Silks in 25 Japanese designs and wonderf
color combinations.
-Damaskette Brocade Silks in Is color combination
Jersey Tubing, for lingerie, in fancy design, sew
colors, also white.
-36-inch Black Satin Messaline.
-36-inch Black Dress Taffeta.
-Kann's, Street Floor
Sale Of Silk and Velvet Remnants Continued.
Evening star., 1923-04-06
DISTRICT OFFICIALS
/; STRONGLY UPHELD
A. K. Paris of Georgetown
Citizens Comes to Defense
in School Discussion.

The sincerity and competency of
the District officials were vigorously
upheld by \. X. Paris of the George
town Citizens Association i'll an ad-
dress before the members of the
Home and School Association of
Western High School at a meeting
at that school last night. The de-
fenSe was made during discussion
of the possibility of placing the new
addition to Western High in the rear
Of the structure instead of in the
front. as planned by the municipal
architect.
After listening TO a report from its
committee of a conference with Capt
Moods OF the Engineer Commission
er's office. the assoclatlon engaged
In a discussion Of the question. CRIT
ical comments were made by several
speakers who objected to placing the
new addition in front of the school
Mr. Paris then said: There is hardly
4 citizens association in the District
that does not have several members
continually mauling the plans of
District officials. and many orSanlZa-
tlons Will oppose. on the spur OF the
moment. the carefully thought out
plans of engineers and experts.
No Definite Action Taken.
Those who object most strenuously
to placing the new structure in the
front do so mainly because of the
necessity of spelling the campus and
frontage of the building. 1t was
pointed out that if present plans
were to be altered it possibly would
mean the new addition could not be
used until 1928.
While no definite action was taken,
the general sentiment expressed was
that the addition be placed at the
rear of the school if possible, but
DELAY j; would be more desirable 10
build il in front. SO that the pupils
might have the benefit of the increase
in accommodations as soon as pos
sible The addition will consist of
Iwcnty-four cldSSrOOmS. two gymna-
siums and an auditorium
Evening star., 1923-04-06
CIVIL SERVICE TESTS
FOR VETERANS BUREAU
Examinations Will Be Held to Fill
cancieS-PoSitions
Pay Bonus.

Tho Civi. Service Commission to-
day announced that open competitive
examinations VIII be held to fill
Vacancies TIA the following: Assist
ant testing mechanic. Quartermaster
corps. Camp FIolabird. Md. at S1.2oo
a year: dentist Veterans Bureau and
public health service in the fourth
civil service district, at salaries
ranging from $4,000 To $500 a year;
physician. grade y. up Ia $3.50
wear: grad" Il. up To $3.50 year;
grade =. up TO 5000 Il year. Nacan-
cleS in the Veterans Bureau and
public health service in the fourth
"ivil ScrN ice district. In addition to
salaries named above. the bonus of
so q month wiz bc allowed for most
positions. the. basic salary Of which
does not exceed 5000 d year. Full
Information aud application blanks
may hc obtained at the Office Of the
secretary OF the fourth civil service
district Archie Butt building, l725
New York avenue northwest.
Evening star., 1923-04-06
Brassieres, Corset
ettes, Bandeaux, 89c

Anniversary is wholly respon-
sible ior this out-oi-the-ordinarv
value. Warm weather at hand,
when You'll need these garments,
so get plenty while the chance is
Satecn, Dolby cloth and cotton
brocadcs. All sizes to fit every
figure from the svcltc miss to the
well-roundcd woman.
(Tfe Hecht Co, Second Floor
Evening star., 1923-04-06
TRAFFIC FINES SLUMP.
Drop in the Number of Offenders
in Court Yesterday.

There was a decided slump in the
number of defendants before the
Traffic Court yesterday, there being
only sixteen cases on the dock ct.
Fourteen Of those were versus speed
crs and ono for driving while drunk
and ono for rollidiug. Specders paid
S160 III fines. driving while drunk.
So. and c"lidng. So. Il total OF $3.50
Willie Witt, was fined SO for driv-
Ing his automobile while drunk.
Calvin Eerl ford. go fnr colliding
Tho SO. d.rs and the amounts they
paid follow: Henry Trammcl. $40:
James Elder. $40: Anthony Ludwig
SO: Albert -. Hughes $40: Arthur
Twyman. $40. julius Smith. s25:
charles Hrf".. $40; Man Scherr. $40;
Henry y. Weaver. $1"; Lewis Me
konna, SIS: Proctor T.. Butler, $40:
U"hn \. Duukahlc. $40; Frank Der
rick SO. and Harry Groves, $40.
Evening star., 1923-04-06
Misses and WOmen's
knickers. S3.95

Our 9th Anniversary doesn't
care what it does to price-ior in
stance. these nannnish knickers
that all the young women are
wearing so nattily, S5.o5 instead
of their regular price.
Knickers for misses and Young
women are an established article
OF wardrobe. For sport, riding,
hiking. travelling by motor, boat,
afoot or what YOU will-knickcrs
are correct.
The Hccbt Co, Second Floor
Evening star., 1923-04-06
''Regg'lar Fellers'''
Baseball Outfit
$50
Batter up!

Base ball time is here. Back
lots and empty spaces, Fairgrounds
everywhere are alive with bows
playing base ball.
This outfit costs SO little that
every kid should own one. Outfit
includes:
Catcher's Mitt or Fielder's
Glove, one Base Ball, Mask and
Bat. Complete for Sl5o.
Tho Hccht Co, First Floor
Evening star., 1923-04-06
Slight irregulars of roc to SI.5O grades
SOC

The sketch gives idea what these bose like
You hereby warned ii YOU mother of boy5--the
selling is going to be like rushing 0 recess.
Please be early
The maker they rrears No doubt he has
for Let him say.
We know they double -barrclcd bargains.
Wovenstr madras. hghcount pcrcalc and
Color, checks Hosts
OF styles all = years
The ncchtC Third Floor