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Evening star., 1923-07-06

interdenominational fellowship and
cooperation and its doors have con-
stantly been open to union gather
ings on religious, benevolent and
civic interests.
Rev. DR.. Phineas d. Gurley was the
first pastor, who preached there when
President Lincoln was a worshiper
He also was at Lincoln's bedside
when he died. Other pastors have
been Rev. DIR. S. S. Mitchell. Rev. DR..
John II. PASTOR. Rev. DR.. William A.
Bartlett and Rev. DIR. Wallace Rad
cliffe.
Rev. DR.. Radcliffe, pastor emeritus
retired from active church work in
April. 1922, and Rev. w. A. Eisen-
berger, assistant minister, has been
conducting the church services.
Evening star., 1923-07-06
Two Forced to Shut Down by
French Restrictions.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DUESSELDORF, July 6.-Two
branch factories of the Krupp works
near witten, have been compelled to
close down because of the lack of
raw materials and as a result of
other restrictions ordered by the
French as penalty for the Duisburg
train bombing. Several thousand
men have been thrown out of work.
Nearly one-third of the stores in
Dortmund and a lesser proportion in
other cities are also closed because
the blockade has cut off incoming
shipments of goods.
The German authorities say the
food supplies are diminishing and
that no eggs or butter are available,
while meat is scarce. The food
shortage is due to the lack Of trans
portation facilities, and what sup
plies come across the frontier are
moved mostly in motor trucks, creating
great congestion on the roadways into
the Rush.
Evening star., 1923-07-06
Record Flight Made by Bag q. S.
Will Use on Farms.

ELMIRA, Ny, July 6.-Manned by
two aviators in federal service. a
motorized balloon, of a new type,
dropped upon the field of the Air
draft Corporation at Hammondsport,
yesterday afternoon, completing a
journey from Cook Field. Dayton,
Ohio. The balloon Is said to have
made a record fight for this type of
airship.
It is to be used by the United States
department of agriculture in an effort
to fight the ravages of the gypsy
moth.
Evening star., 1923-07-06


he will 10 wherever big and
unusual things may happen to
write for The Stars readers the
most interesting phases of the
most interesting story Of the day.
Mr.. Small not .only is one
of the most brilliant writer's
among American newspaper
men, but he is also one of
the best grounded. During the
fourteen years he was star re-
porter on the Associated Press,
Melville Stone said he was
among the four or FIVE graphic
writer's of his generation. He
has that rare combination Of
mature judgment and keen ap.
probation of news values which
gives confidence and authority
to what he has to say, as well
as a gripping interest which
holds the reader at all times.
While he knows New York,
Mr.. Small also knows the en-.
tire country and most of the
world az we'll. His work has
Evening star., 1923-07-06
PARIS SOON TO RATIFY
WASHINGTON TREATIES
Poincare Expects Action Before
Deputies End Present
Session.
~ the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PARIS, July 6.-Premier Poincare
now expects ratification of all the
Washington treaties by parliament
before it takes it's midsummer recess
next week, it was authoritatively
learned today.
Ministerial inquiries in both houses
have indicated that a large majority
for ratification is probable.
Evening star., 1923-07-06
KRASSIN IS DEPOSED,
Head Of Soviet Mission to London
Out by ohlcial Decree.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON. July s.-It is onictaliy
announced that Leonid Krassin has
been removed from his position az
head of the Russian soviet delega-
ton In London. says a Reuter- dis.
patch from Moscow today.
Evening star., 1923-07-06
WORLD COURT APPROVED
BY WINONA CONFERENCE
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
WINONA LAKE, Ind, July g.
Qualified approval of the world court
was unanimously voted by the World
Christian Citizens Conference, in
session here today, which adopted a
resolution urging American partici-
patton in the world court.
Evening star., 1923-07-06
Robert T. Small

Internationally graphic formerly
member of the staff of The Star regular contributor
Mr. Small will daily dispatch The Stars special leased
BEGINNING Monday July From his Headquarters in New York
Evening star., 1923-07-06

persistent, and when he knows he is
right he is pretty strong. He will get
the full and cordial support of the
steel industry in this undertaking."
One of the most Important factors
in the increase of labor in the steel
industry seen by Mr.. Gary was the
migration of negroes from the south
to the manufacturing centers of the
north.
Evening star., 1923-07-06
June Circulation
94,192

District of Columbia, S.:
fIEMlNG SEWBOLD, Business Manager Of
THE EVENING and SUNDAY STAR. does
solemnly swear that the actual number of
copies of the paper named. sold and distributed
during the month of June, A.D. 1928. vas as
follows:
Evening star., 1923-07-06
80 SEIZED IN RAID
ON "DUTCH MILL" AT
EARLY HOUR TODAY

Continued from First Page.)
Evening star., 1923-07-06
D. C. CHURCH CALLS
PHILADELPHIA MAN

Continued from First Page:.)
Evening star., 1923-07-06
ANTHRACITE WAGE
FARLEY UNDER WAY

Continued from First p,,a,
Evening star., 1923-07-06
GARY LAYS 8-HOUR
DAY PLANS; PLEDGE
"BLUFF," SAYS GOMPERs

Continued from First PAGE J
Evening star., 1923-07-06
POST OFFICE WILL COUNT
MAIL TO FIND OUT WHY
1T DOESN'T PAY

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Evening star., 1923-07-06

CONTINUED from First Page.)
Evening star., 1923-07-06
President Reveals Pledge
To abolish I2-Hour Steel Day

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Washington Journal., 1923-03-16

Qtnolid. Nun, @retden.
wie alt 1T oenu beine Mnmo?
Dos weib ib niht, mir baben lie
nber idon cine gauge @eiIe.
uebung ma DIT ben
80 e It r. SIN aaifeefrnt5tet be-
DonoeIte man iebr ein1ebenO cine
Srouung, mcI6e ont abenO uorber
ltottgclunoen 6attc.
Juno Oenfen sic iid mr." er-
36blte Die beIt;niormierte Der "a.
men, .geraOe ME Sans nit Der
@itpe in ser STRIDE eini9e Sfritte
uorpdrts 0egnugen mar, gir9en
Idmtlide 9idjter ous!"
Nlgelneincs g%rItolnett.
nllno mas tat Ons 9ralitpoNr
oenn nun2" iragte enOlid) cine Der
0omen.
rGs cling meitcr. Gie @itwe
fannie ia ibren Weg."
Washington Journal., 1923-03-16

Mang Ian BIas. @roB
papa (ein iebr bdrtiger &crr):
n@arum gibit Gu mir oenn gai
feinen Sub, @apden?"
CHI: o@s 1T oud fem Plat
90. @roBpapa!"
Mooelne &inoer. gm-
ma (@lementori1iilerin): ~Mama,
infer 2ebrer gefdat mir gar nift.
gr bat ms beute &inoerden sc
nannt -. Gas fino bod BLOB, Die
nod6 nidt in Die Sd)ile geDen!"
angemanotes Spri 6-
mort. o@ciunobeit lit nidt NH
@elo 3n b~e3oblcn," ingte Serr
8fennigrentier &nietidbart uno
perouftete nadts beimlid ans Dem
GnrbauIe, mo- er iciner @eiuuobcit
bolber geneilt bate.
Washington Journal., 1923-03-16
glnmrnfOriO

SIR 9ugcnrt lit III ToIen eingelgorrien'
@om 5drten @eiB gum tietltci1 Suiitels
rui,
Sein niianciert uno rafTlnlert ~erlonIien'
9lpart uno die. mte lie lld) inlller BOT.
limb IeI6it oer Nei0 mug I'M Sornoers
rDlleit
Gls Ideeleu Nllgen Elm Sipp-topp t1r
6olicn.
Su 1hlonien 3dnDen iih Die 3iigel ltrdfs
fen,
8enn tic gum Sdritt ben lln9en Heils
net 3iuingt.
U9it ibrer SH6nbeit oft erprobter SSafs
Mand Yan3erDel3 lie 9ldtt CUR Strede
brTnyt.
Gin Nl9enbliB, Elm taum benerttes
60 Idl1gt Der Slirt Iid tauieno luBe
@riiden.
llno neben ibr nit IiBlid Iaurer
Dienv.
Scrr Cdemabl in Toieu Elm
Wanfierl
SGm lit 5u Dllt, lUie etipa Dem Sell
pbine,
Sen auf ben Miiitenlano 4eiebt Der See.
Gr lddelt 60flid inter 9olenqIalcn
llnS oentt: oWRein Soft, tpie fol- ih oas
b~e5ablenl"
Washington Journal., 1923-03-16

= Mm 5tammti6 . @ubel
(oie 3eitung megIegeuO, gum Rad
barr: Bias MIR grab nit ibrer
@inihelrut'n iiir a @ailoi bab'n =
a Before Guea'n alS mia 9 Sol.
~6rGnballs fonnen + ia 90 net emit
oed'nl
@o6fe Got. Ser fleine
aarl fomrnt otemIos 5ltm ar5t ge-
lnufen: n9err Goftor, SEER Gof'
tor, Sic modjten 10 idnea wie mog-
lid 5t uns fommen; unIer Wao-
den lit Die Treppe binabgeitiir5t!"
y@as gebro6en?"
so, Die GuppenidiiiieI in tau
Ieno Stiide!~
@r meiB gefdeio
r@arum fino sic Oenm 10 trauri9?"
.M6, ioeben erbalte dDom Waier
oas @eIo, ooS id linn gelieben bo-
BE, 3uriidl"
SEA, oas lit bod ni6ts Imam
genebmesl"
rSa = mas ioa id inn oenn
Iagen, tuenn er mid naditesmal um
mebr onpumpt2"
Washington Journal., 1923-03-16

@emitIf6. Serr CUR
8ralt oes 9aoers): Scr SteffeI.
bauer iou bel Sbnen lein! Senate
id ibn nidt ipreden?"
@aoerin: nSest net, es tuiro
inn a i3obn 5os'nl"
SEER: ~@ut, Damn fOmm i@
ipGter!~
Serr (,od elmer s%tanOe): naOnn.
tie id ieBt -"
gaoerin (uupiaig): SD bab'
Sbnen bod idon g'iagt, oaB ibm a
CABIN 3oa'n piro!"
NubIos.. g.: Sbr $utlo
lit ia elm ouBeroroentlih gelcbriges
Sier. @oQen Sic nidt oerlltfcns
ibm aud oas Spreden bei5ubrin'
een2
g.: @o3u? gei uns bat ME.
mano etwas gu iagen, ais meil'e
lylutt
Washington Journal., 1923-03-16
g d sta6ium m.

@utsbcIiber Eoidfe, Elm alter,
moblboberlOer Sull9gciele, bate leI-
men Webnrtstag 9eTeiert mo ooja
eincn gemiitlidcn Abeno u%eranltal-
tet, bel Dem es bod uno beiB ber-
ging. Bum SbluB paren ale @a-
Ite aboef6mpft uno erleoigt, nlis
BaIdfe uno iein Wiitsnohbor Gin
oemann iaBen iid nod gegeniiber
iino leerten cine 6laide &otipon
nad Der anoeren. GnoliH Der
Morgen groute ifon iogte 2in-
oemonn nit ihucrer 8unge:
cNun Mil ih geben, Yaldfe, cs
lit nod elm biBden bitter oraltBen,
ih nebnte mir 0eine 2atertle nil
- bleib' man iisen, ib peiB ia all
Ycidleio."
PIN n1diten Gage ididte Tnidfe
Washington Journal., 1923-03-16
q atnraei@iAte iebr.

= Motnrgelbi d. te Iebr
A 10 a d. Sante gmlna NOR NIT
lins in Der Somnerfrii6e uno lpa-
sierte nit Den GinOern lber DIE
Seller, lorgiam auI ibre @r5lc.
6un9 uno Nelebrung be0adt. Gin
mol farnen lie on einem fletnen
Gcif porbei, in Dem Eauienoe uon
f~leinen, i1par5en aaulquappen BIN
llno Der flistcn.
nainoer,~ iagte Gante emma.
.Iebt nal oieie fleinen Goulqiap-
pen. SIT es nid)t wunoerbar, Dob
aus oielen tleineil, idluar6ei, iheuB-
liden Eieren cineS Cages elm nun.
oerltoner bunter Sdmetterling
lpiro?"
Nornebm. 8ommer6ienrat
(beim 0rogiitcn): Sd modte cine
6lai6e 1iidleim ba6eu, lpenn mog-
lif @oIofiidleiml
Washington Journal., 1923-03-16

ieiuen Gned)t 6l Siu0cman1. Ger
ancdt rid)tete iolGenOes Gus: r@lne
ld|oue gmpfeblun0 Don @erril Eald)-
fe, uno er lleBe 9errn SInoemalln
frager, o6 Serr Sinoemant ben &d-
Tia nit Dem Nopugei nod brautt,
oen CT 6elite naht mitgenommen
bat."
Gin0Iihes 8~erIan.
GIein.gIie Cur Wntter):
ysid)t mobr, @ianta, OH meiner Sod)'
oeit bari ih 2orte elleil, bis Id
plose! :.
Sa fol Nur, mie gebt's NIT
Sbrem 5obne, bringt ct es ouT'
m1rts?
Sc nun, bolo lit er ober, balls
nnten.
Sa, mas lit er oenn eigentli@9
2ift6oD.
Washington Journal., 1923-03-16
81 ud d rihtin.

Mu6 ridtig. Sn Der
SAnle meroen GpridJporter 5%itiert,
inter anoerem audi DER Sprith:
Sch treu unS reolid) ourh Die
Belt, oos lit has bette Neilcgclo."
Der feline Sans mieoerbolt oaS
5ll9auic folgenoermaBcn:
.@eb' treu un0 reolih 6urh bic
Wclt. oas Bette 1T oaS &eiiegelol"
gnt9egenfommen
@eirntspermittler: n8ie Sic nur
10 LANCE ii6erlegen fonncnl Sic
ii~bernebmen ia nidt oas geringite
&iiito! Gaas iid) Die Gle wirflidl
ungliidlid geltalten ioate, 5ablen
mir anltanosles Die @ropiiion gu
rid - me6r fam mon ood nidlt
tun!"
Eeutlid. Game gu eincni
ldltigen Yeludpr): .Sie iinr unS
in micrm Sauie ieoer3eit pilfom-
men, uno mir piiroen rns freuen,
!pcnn Sic uns in 3lpei .Nrei
Sabren pieoer einmal 6eiuAen
mcQten."
8ieI berlen9t. Gin
fleiner Srngc fommt in cine pa,
pie~rbun3luna, er fit 5itten, ME ipot
es iei? Mls er Dies erfabren hat.
beoanft er iib ~abcr net wnbr."
iagt er onnn Dor ocm Tcrtgcben,
.Sie geb'n mir nob a paor Stella.
mcmorfcn 0'ralli Triilein."
Washington Journal., 1923-03-16

is, oas min id Sbne in ebaut 8ruci
N1innit5 cdSp me in IN Die @tien.
tenn. mill id idnea beim laute IN
mid, e poar Singers Dole. ior Dap
ih Sbne nit 6ddts INNER Die Nuge
trcte fam" ga ben ic pioer e
aans idrcdlides 9Ieus gemodlt IN
id i'm idnea emal beim gelallie.
momit i'd uerbIeiiuc Sbne Sbrn lie.
mer
g6tltpp Soueramper.
Washington Journal., 1923-03-16

2ii5t.A n-efoote. 2ilSt
lpielte einnlal IN eitter WeleQi1aTt
leine &bapIuoie, oils EN- flird)tbares,
Wepitter fam uno 8liB auf 8liB
einidlag, 10 OuB lid ale ilmuil-
turiid) D%efren5teu.
uSitte, tun Sizes fir mid audi"
lagte &ti5t 81 Der nebcn ib1n lteben=
ocn Game, uoenn Sic iebeil, i'd
labe feline SanO ireil"
Better Yemeis. @err
,5itm 8ireftor elmer SAmiere): Sit
oenn Ole neue Naioe, Die sic Ell
Jagiert ba6en, aud mirfIiA Jung
mo cine quite @ridjeinumg?
Iireltor: Gas Mil id) meineiL
big Dor orei Woden mar lie ols
iieienfino in einrm Yonoptifum an
%Jeitelt.
@rfannt. 2iebe Sonte.
piro iid) Der SER, Scr mid beiraten
Of, audi nidt en- meme %erfrorent
taie itoBen?
9emabre, Der trinft aud!
Stimmt. H.: Ger Gbei
agte nidts aui meinen 8oridlag.
aber er nidtc 5uitimmeilo nit oenl
sppi.
9 er 0idfopf. nSie bot
en- ii6 ood einen Slngen gemiinidt
uno Sbre Strait Elm WtaOel - mas
it's oenn nun g~etuorocn?"
nNa, glauben Sic etpa, meme
gran miiroe nadgeben2"
Washington Journal., 1923-03-16
Ser @iGrtvrer.

@dbnenO erbob iiG Der 9tenticr
0ompel Don lelnem D}ittagsl0laf.
den unO brgab lio) mt 6rau uno
Gouter olll Oen g%emoDntcn Spa5ler'
aara. ga trat ibnI ell abge6eDr'
ter, uergrantt ultslegenoer @tatn IN
oen 8eg uno bat; oSieber 9err,
aeben Ste mir aus 8armber5lgtelI
cine fleue llnterituBuns, i1
BIN IGou ieit iint SoAen arbeits-
los mo Ger Ter5peiflung naDe."
,91uli, nlllL mem gutter 6reuno,"
troltete Der betrofTene uio gltt0er.
5ige @anpel ibn, ~oarum nlhB
man oop nidt gleid uer5meiteln.
Genfeu sic nal, = bel Oieler lie.
b~erproouttion pom MeniAen mars
ia oo6 Elm garl5 unbiaiges Der
lanoen, peull ieoer Anlpriide altl
Irbeit erbe6cn noate. &o loll
es oenn betfommeu? SIS muB nun
einmal eInige geben, ole Ser6idl
oarauf leilten."
yMf)," ieuf5tc Der 9ittenoe,
.es lit ia alles pabr, mas Der Serl
GA Iaqen," - .aber pie lbper oas
fiir elrlen 0tanu lit, Der 8eib uno
Sino bat, oas lit 9ar nidt ats
%3nGenfen."
Sier perfiel Serr @nmpel in elm
10 tiefes NauOenfen, als Doate er
ole letten Norte oes Mannes aus
problerer. Gieier fubr fort, nOlt
ldtperIte ull0 undngenebmlte Nrbett
Der 8elt fam nobrlih nid)t Il
bart Ietn, tpie 0ie Archaeological"
tSerr Mompel fab nod nauoent.
li6er aus nno bemerfte: DGieaeidi
miro iie Sbuen 10 i6wer, neil Slt
nidt p%erIteben, lie geouloig 6u tra.
gen."
.Sb," la6te Scr anoere bitter
nnf, lid CLAUDE, es gibt feinen
Menl6en, - menigItens feinen, Der
5rou uno Sino bat. uelter
lmItonoc nGre, cine lange Nrbeits-
loiigfeit mirflid geouloig 81 ertra-
gen."
Sod, mein 6reuno,~ iprad
Serr @nmpel, Dem in oieiem Nu-
genblide Ole @roBe ieines eigeneu
SGidials peritdnolid gemoroen
mar, NIT pabrer 8iiroe, uooL,
es gibt einen ioldcn Menideu, uno
Sic leben i'm bier Dor iibl"
Scr Gremo- iub i'm in unglda-
bigem 6taunen al. Serr 8ampeI
oriidte ibm einen oniebnli6en @elo.
Idein in Die &ano mo iagte: Isle
baten mid I'm cine llnterltiieung,
bier nebmen Sic, ober nebmen Sic
jugleid Die 2ebre, oaB elm Mann
Don Sugen0 mo gbarafter aud Die
lfpere Irobe Der 9dn5Ii6en Mr.
beitSloiigteit trdgt, obfe gu per5pel-
fcln, ia, obne Den beitern @leid)mul
jn o~erlieren, Ger oaS 9enn5eihen
edter @eiltesgroBe lit uno oas Sc
ben 10 angenebm maft. 2iebe
5roli, teiire 3ohter," ipauOte
err iib an oieie, .oas @eiipiel OieIeS
Mannes lebrt, @u6 81 uerlteben,
mie Gdweres i6 Itarf, geoulois
uno flaglos 10 biele Sabre lang er-
trug, ipdbren0 ct bereits na6 Zoe
nigcn @oden 0arl,nter 5ulammen-
6ridt. 9enn,' meine 9enren.
la rufe gud gum 3cugen auf,
Ga6t Sbr mid iemaIs nrbeiten ie-
hemp"
vNiemals, niemalsl" riefen
beioe geriibrt uno itola, uno parfen
Ii6 in ole nusgebreiteten arme oes
teltren Guloers, iest erIt gum Be
wuBtlein oellen selangt, Elm nie
6artes Sos er faIt iein gan5es 2e-
ben lang 10 er9ebungsoou un0 bel
ter getragen bate. Ser Sremoe
nber itnnO beidGmt uio ebrfurdts-
poa oaneben.
Washington Journal., 1923-03-16

&onfurren3neio. 9as
lteile Stiid bate ~groBarti9 gcfallen.
Gennoh ertl6rte Der JiiuaIe oss
Didters, ct babe nod ME elm 10
cleloes Mahuert fentlen gelernt.
oMorum 6obcn sic es oelln ni6t
aus9e5iiht?" fragte i'm elm teilneb-
member 6reiln0.
yllnm0glib!" ermioerte ser DID
ter bo1eitspoa. vNion fam bod
ni1t 5ugleid 5iif,en uno gdbnenF'
Washington Journal., 1923-03-16

rRUlitpp, Jul
Die &i55ler mas
mcine gtlte is, 81
mid geiogt. es
albt beut nadt e
9roBe Yartie bel
&;eoes I'm
ole @eoes
lula bnmiUe. OnB
i'd IN on c ne.
mig fomme oubu;
Washington Journal., 1923-03-16

Gor Ter Ereibiago
3a6narat (sonntagsidger): nSa,
tpcun mall oicfc 9reiberferlc auf Der
@cttcricite uncmpfinolid MAIDEN
oiirftel"
SSmer sportsmann
Sportsnisarln (ouf Dem Stonoes-
anti: rgnoIidl @eliebte, iino mir
am Gtort ser Che"
StiIbIute. Nonlbert
itritt ncben oeg !SoIocn i'm Shnec-
october oobilt, mo iein Scrd
Idmol3 al ibrem 2ic6rcis wie Die
Sdneciloden ouf ieiner Naie.
Washington Journal., 1923-03-16
@smeis.

@attin: .0m mcinit, 10 ein Ha-
pagei bat nitbt Die minocltc gbnung,
ipaS CT eigentlid ipridt?"
Wat+e: .Bcltimmt nid)t, mie
fonnte er ionit gu Sir umein fiber
gnael" ~Iagem2!"
Washington Journal., 1923-03-16
0feurr sdIreibebrirt Oeo
4bilipp 9nmcramvier.
$50.

9lcin Iicbcr Scrt &.Ooftiondr:-
Washington Journal., 1923-03-16
BON Der @eiie s,triid.

81 Sra g rOfeifor: ~aber
Mann = mas bait gu oenn mieoer
gemadt? AuBer Der 8riue lift ia aud
nidt Elm Stiid an Dir, oas On nidt
oertanift battelt!"
Washington Journal., 1923-03-16

@utomobili It (oer einen
BURDEN iiberfabren bat): 0SaIt gu
tarfe Sdmer5en?"
No3i (oen &orper befiibleno):
.Sa, = 10 fit einen Snnoertcr
ihon!"
Washington Journal., 1923-03-16

go, ooS @ccfiteaf iou mcinem
Yt6uni bent mittag iGucdenl SD
nil cs uber aid gall5 nad Tor'
lbrift 3ubercitcn. Alio por allen
0innen
Evening star., 1923-10-25
Children's Hose, 3 Pairs, &C

hoss full length. sizes to 10. Girls and
misses hne ribbed hose. in black. white and
brown. Sizes to 10. Infants ribbed hose
cotton and lislc. black. white and brown. Sizes
10 6i4. Infants fine ribbed cashmerette
hose SizoS to g.. Boys and girls "a Eng
Hsh ribbed cotton socks. roll top. in black
white and brown. = 10. All perfect. Fri
day only. :: pairs. 6ac.-Nain Floor
Evening star., 1923-10-25
China and Housefurnishings

Thin Blown Table Tumblers 9-ounce size
Regularly S5c Il dozen. Friday special, q
for 35c.
MIXING Bowl Sets. assorted sizes to nest
Hard yellow glazed s:oneware. Regularly
Sl39. Friday. special. SI00.
American Porcelain Berry or Cake Sets.
Choic" of Floral Spray and Fruit decorations.
English Decorated Teapots, 4-cup capacity.
Regularly, $1;l5. Friday, special. sec.
Colonial Glass Fruit Salad Bowls.
Regularly 49c. Friday. special. 3sc.
52-pcce Dinner Sets. English porcelain.
Choice of Blue Willow and Blue Onipn dec
oraticns Regularly s22.50 Friday, special,
SI7.85.
Gray Enamel Ware. specially priced at
consists of Coffee Pots, 6-quart Berlin Gov
cred Saucepans. 2-quart Pitchers, 10-quart
Preserving Kettles, Teapots and 1quart Rice
Boilers.
Electric Irons. Fully nickel-plated Guar
$500. Friday, special. s3.95.
Bath Tub Seats White enameled finish.
Regularly s1.39: Friday. special *1oO.
Mahogany-fnished Serving Trays. Size
10x16. Regularly $1.00. Friday, special. .sc.
Flour Cans. Made of heavy tin. White
larly s139. Friday special, S1.0O
Metal Waste Paper Baskets. Corrugated
style in various japanned finishes. Regularly
75c. Friday, special. soc.
Oval Wire Dish Drainers. with silverware
pocket. Regularly csc. Friday, special. zoe.
Oval Clothes Baskets. Made of heavy i'm
ported bleached willow. Regularly s1.39.
Dunlaps Cream and Egg Whip. complete
with earthenware bowls. Regularly CSC.
Friday, special, 79c.
PaIaix ReyaI-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1923-10-25
Tailored Felt Hats, $1.25

800 Hats in all. Chic styles-a choice
collection of desirable styles and colors;
FeltS that have been priced two and
three times this price. Friday only.
SI.2J.-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1923-10-25

Kotex Sanitary Napkins. regular size.
Double Mesh Hair Nets assorted brown,
black: handmade. Dozen. 39c.
Garment Shield. double covered; sizes g.
and ;. Guaranteed 33c.
Velvet covered Coat Hangers. assorted
colors. each. 21c.
Wash Cloth Cases. rubber lined, containing
wash cloth. = for 25c.
Tourist Combination Cases assorted ted eolors'
Kleinerts Double faced Rubber Sheetins,
one yard wide. yard. 39c.
Elastic Sanitary Belts, white, medium and
large sizes. each. lie.
Women's Sanitary Aprons large size with
net top: white. Helps to keep skirts free
from wrinkles. Each ACC.
Dress Shields. guaranteed, with light weight
covering. 3 prs. re.
Kleinert's Rubberized Household Aprons,
assorted: each. 29c.
Kleinert's Jiffy Baby Pants, waterproof;
assorted. Each, SOC.
Palais RoyaI-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1923-10-25
S1.75 Vestings, $l.50 Yard

Brocaded metal and silk in black anu silver,
electric blue and silver orange and silver.
green and silver etc. 10 inches wide for
trimming hats and bags. Imported. Friday
only, $50 yard.-Trimming Dept.-Main
Floor.
Evening star., 1923-10-25
Ribbon Specials

Two-tonc Satin Ribbons 1=-inch wide: all
colors ard combna tions for eirdles, dress
trimmings, etc. Friday only. I5c yard.
Satin. Taffeta. Moire and Dresden Ribbons,
) TO 6 inches wide. All colors. Friday only.
:i5c yard.
Loop Girdes. finished with ends: many
coors and combinations. Friday only. 9Sc
each.
Dresden Ribbons. light and dark shades.
Roman Stripes. More. Satin, Taffeta and
Two-tone effects. Y to inches wide. All
colors for girdles millinery. etc. Friday only,
49c yard.
Taffeta Ribbons with self stripes, Az
So inches wide: all colors and combinations
for children's hair ribbons. etc. Friday only
lie yard.
Check Taffeta Ribbons. with satin stripes,
Dresden. light and dark ground ombre. ETC.
: 5Ia inches wide All colors and combina-
tions. Extra heavy quality. Friday only. re
yard.
Satin Ribbons. Noire. Two-tone fancy
stripes. IL to Il inches wide. Many
coIors. and combinations for girdles. dress
trimmings. etc. Friday only. &c yard.
PalaiS ROyaI-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1923-10-25
$3.95 Overnight Bags
Friday Only, SOS

OF Dupont Cobra Grain, dull
finish, also bright finish, neatly
lined with two inside pockets,
center lock and two end slides.
Friday only, $2.95.-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1923-10-25
So Handbags, SITS

OF good quality Velvet. Duvetyne
and Silk; silk lined; fitted with purse
and mirror, others with center COM
partment, mounted on filigree frame,
also a few gun metal Friday only,
S2.76.-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1923-10-25
Fur Remnants, - Price

Short lengths of fur trimmings. just a linn
tied number. All sales final. Friday only.
= regular price.-Nain Floor.
Evening star., 1923-10-25
Krimmer, S1.75 and SITS

Eands of silk and wool in black Used for
trimming dresses and wraps. and inch
widths Regularly $1.95 and s2.95. Friday
only. SI.75 rnd S2-.5.-TrimminG Dcpt.-Main
Floor.
Evening star., 1923-10-25
Girls S1.50 Swimming Tights
FRIDAY Only, S1.39
Notion Specials

All sizes in gray tights. 80 to 4G Friday
only. SI.39.-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1923-10-25
Women's Sports Hose, 94c

Regularly $l.25 to $l95. First quality
silk n"rceriled in two-toned colors also
ribbed silk and fiber sports hose: irrcG ua RS.
Two-toned silk hose some with embroidered
clocks Irregulars. English ribbed wool and
silk and wool hose, plain and ribbed. First
and second quality. Friday only. afc.-Main
Evening star., 1923-10-25
hildren's Dresses, S1.98

OF white and colored wolfe. dmity and ba-
tiste. dainty hand embr o,lered styles, slightly
soled. TO years. Values 1925 to $3.50.
Friday only, SI.9S.-Tkird Floor.