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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-02
MA,RINos DE
Aqua DULCE...

Pudimos comprobar, no sin asombro
por parte nuestra, que Ell gobernador
Towner su distinguida escolta, de ma
rinos tienen muy POGO, y apesar de ser
gente sde gobierno'' Sc ahogan en-
poca aqua.
Una hora larga antes de partir el
barco, va nuestros ilustres excursion S
tas Sc anticipaban a. marco, tomando
aqua de lim6n aqua de Pastillo. En-
tire tanto sobre cubierta, Y en- distintos
puntos del barco, entire amable charla
entire un gran espiritu de cordialidad,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-02
En- la ausencia del CO.
rOneI Levi, Ell Sr. Jd-
dice quedaIf a cargo de
Ia jjefatura le Ia PoIicla
Una circular de Mr.. Lewis
que fue enDidda aver a los
jefes de Poliela de la islO

A las tres de h tarde de aver Sc
EMBARGO en- ell vapor Catherine de
la ''Bull Insular me, ell gobernador
de Puerto Rico, Hth. Horace M. Town
er. ell presidente do Senado, seflor Bar
cello ell presidente de la Camara, senior
Guerra Mondrag g6n, los representatives
de la Prensa diaria. distinguidas per-
sonalidades de nuestro mundo social y
poitico,
Segdn los inforI4es que nos fueron
dados aver en- ell nlnelle, el gobierno de
Quisqueya Sc disp4he rendir home
najes los hu6spedes portorriqueios
que llegaran a tietra dominicana esta
misma tarde
Lewis, con quien sostuvimos una breve
conversation belao del Catherine"
nos dijo que va santo Domingo muy
contento, va que ali dejo amigos que
ridos estimados, con los cuales ten
dra placer en- departir nuevamente
Peguntado por nosotros acerca de
quien lie sustituira en- su cargo de Co
ronel de la Policia, mientras dure su
ausencia en- la isla hermana, ell Sr. Le-
wis nos dijo que sel captain Jidice
quedara al frente de las fuerzas po-
liciacas.
Escritas las anteriores lfneas recibi-
mos del Quartet do la Policia la 81
guiente circular:
Quartet General de la Policia,
San Juan. P.
Octubre /, 1928.
.Carta circular No.s61
Del 1sSe AZ Ia Hicia Insular los
Jefes de Distritos, comandantes de
puesto. Jefe de Information, etc.
Asunto: Designation del Comandan-
te j Jddice como Jefe INFERNO de la
poicia.
l. Mientras dure la ausencia del
coronel Lewis quien ha salido para
Santo Domingo. fernando parte de la
comitiva del Gobernador, ell CONAN
dante j. Jddice, Ayudante del Coronel,
tendra a SUI cargo la direction del
Cuerpo.
(frmado) Geo. w. LEWIS,
Jefe. Policia Insular
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-02
HAB1A s1Do vo1ADo

PRACTICABLE aver la primera inves-
tigaci6n por ell detective Cedeio, lie
g6se a la conclusion de que ell deposito
de leche aludido habia sido volado con
un cartucho de dinam:ta, que una ma
10 criminal habia obrado intentional
'nente.
De la explosion result6 la parte de
atras del dep6sito, lado derecho, des-
truida parcialmente, ell tubo de ,A
installation sanitaria, debajo del cual
habia sido colocado el cartucho de di-
namita, fu6 totalmente destruido. En-
el cuartel de la Policia de Santurce,
hemos podido yer IN gran pedazo de
hie1klo pertenecien4s al tubo volado.
Mas de $50 recipientes de leche fueron
hechos aaicos; y una parte del dep6sito
desp,om6se.
Cerca del tubo de la installation sa-
nitarla, donde mayores dafios causara
la explosion, encontr6se alrededor de
tres metros de mocha quemada, una
tabla desde la cual habiasele pegado
fuego la mocha.
Hasta aver las tres, Sc habia to-
mado declaration . cuatro personals,
sin Que ninguna de elias diese suHcien-
te luz para aclarar este grave suceso.
que, todas luces parece ser intencio-
nal. Ell sefior Pedro Rodriguez, propieta
rio del dep6sito, ha dec.arado que como
quiera que 81 no t.ene enemigos decla-
radios conocidos no sabe como ha po-
dido ocurrir este suceso, causandole la
consiguiente alarma y las molestias del
case.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-02
Sc HA lido ToDO
Ell GABTNETE...

Don Miguel Such, manager" de
"a Bull, ojos vistas Sc ra convertible
en- un Primo de Rivera boricua, dejan-
do al gobierno de Puerto Rico g en-
cuadro", ha cargado con todo el ga
binete del Goberrador, inclusive y no
conforne, Sc ha llevado, en- su alza-
miento maritime, unos cuantos legisla-
6ores otros tantos chicos de la prem
sa. FL Attorney General, sr. Coats, ha
sdo ell isnico que, en- calidad de Co.
bernador INFERNO, ha quedado en- tie
rra.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-02
I'm cartucho de dinamita CO.
IocadO en- un depositO de le-
che, prOpiedad del Sr. Pedro
Rodriguez, hace vOIar par
te del edi6ciO
Mas de ESQ recipientes saltarOn
hechOs anicOs y una parte del de-
p6sitO Sc desplOmO. La pOlicia esta
reaIizandO una actiVa investigation

Enterados aver de que en- Ia noche
del domingo Sc habia tratado de volar
con una mecha de dinamita un deposito
de leche en- la parada Is, un redactor
nuestro entrevist6se aver tarde con Ell
detective senior Jose Cedefio, quien nos
ratific6 los informes que habiamos te-
nido del suceso, que, no ser porque
en- nucstro clma no crece esa semilla,
Sc diria que algln sindicalista ha hecho
su aparici6n Ell nuestro pacffico esce-
mario.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-02
LA REUNION DEL CLUB CIvICo
SUSPENDIDA

Con motive de haber fallecido aver
tarde en- San Juan Ell distinguido doc
tor don Jose Lugo Vifia, cuya dignf-
sima seiora esposa ocupa ell cargo de
vicepresidenta del Club Civico de Da-
mas. este ORGANISING ha decidido sus-
pender la reunion que habfa de cele-
brarse hoy.
Eduardo cRoSAs DE sALDANA,
Secretaria.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-02

ROMA, octubre 1. (Cab'e frances).-
Ell director general del Banco de TIA
liza ha recibido hoy los cincuenta mi
Homes que Grecia fu6 obigada a pagar
por su negligencia al no encontrar a
los asesinos de los ofciales italianos
muertos en- Jan;na el IL de agosto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-02
FL gallo frances" Carpenter
vueIve pOr los fuerOs de
SUI honor
Venci6 aver por knockout a Beckett
en- LOndres, en- Ell primer round

LONDRES. octubre ]. UNITED Press,
via All Americay- El famoso boxea-
dor frances Georges Carpenter, ven-
clio nuevamente a Joe Beckett, cam
pe6n de peso complete del RENO Uni
do. por knockout en- ell primer round
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-02

MUNICH, octubre /. Omitted Press).
-Circulan con gran insistencia noticias
de que la monarquia sera proclama-
da en- breve en- Baviera.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-02

Como habia sido previamente anun-
ciado sali6 aver tarde en- e. lujoso vapor
Catherine de la Bull Insu ar Line,
ell gobernador Towner y su comitiva
compuesta de distinguidas personallda-
des del gobierno Y la prensa en- jira
Santo Domingo, ofrecida por IA Bul,
Insular Line.
Apesar de la lluvia y del NAL ITEM
po reinante, un crecido numero de ami
gos int mos del gobernador Towner y
de sus acompanantes fueron a. muel,e
ndmero 6, de donde sah6 el barco, a
despedirles afectuosamente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-02

A continuation pub'icamos la lista
ofcial de los distinguidos excursions
tas que acompafiando al Gobernador
salieron aver rumbo la Republica We
cha. Aunque los seiores Hernandez
Lopez. Charles Hartzell, Domenech, Ba
zan Tous Soto, a la hora en- que
nuestro redactor dej6 el Catherine"
no habian negado todavia al muelle,
suponemos que Ultima hora habran
6ecidido unirse a la comitiva que
darse en- terra firme...
ExcURsIoNIsTAs:
sr. Horace M. Towner Gobernador
(Continua en- la pagina 5a.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-02
Ell CATHERINE"

Ell captain del vapor Catherine ,
P. Zarzon con quien departimos un ra-
to antes de la salida del barco, nos ha
dicho que el Catherine, que inauguro
aver, con esta ira, e. nuevo eervicio
inter -antillano, es un lujoso vapor, Go
tado de todas las comodidades necesa-
rias, con I'm andar de diez nudos CO.
rrelativos por hora, permitiendo'e esta
circunstancia ponerse en- Santo Domir-
go en- POGO mas de 20 horas.
A bordo del Catherine saludamos
tambi6n al segundo oficia', sefor Err
nesto Duran, amable caballero espafio1
quien era contramaestre del vapor ''Ca
ro'ina'' en- aquella desgraciada ocasio I
en- d. fucra torpedeado por un submari-
no a,eman. Ell ssf5or Duran, viai0 lnbo
Snarino. ducho en- todos los peligros de
las rutas oceanicas, hizo a su llegada
a Nueva York las mas sensacionales
declaraciones con relacion al inolvida-
bio v tragico suceso, en- que Sc puso a
rrreba Ell amino Y la sangre fria de
oficiales Y viajeros del vapor "Caroli-
ma"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-02
San Juan vOlvi6 a estar
aver sin aqua
iQu6 lie pasa al rio Piedras ? = LO
que nos dice Ell ingenierO del De-
- - partamentO senOr Arias.

Aver como en- otras ocas;ones Sc VIE
ron San Juan Santurce sin aqua
La Ealta del preciose Iquido cause
gran alarma en- esta ciudad, donde VOL
vic a presenciarse las procesiones de
latas cubos y las docenas de perso-
mas reunidas en- diversas parties de la
capital donde Sc repartia aqua.
Puestos en- communication con Ell Sc
nor Arias. del departamento de obras
Publicas, este active y probo funcio-
mario nos participo que la situacion no
era NADIA de extraordinaria, Nos dijo
que la falta de aqua Sc debia a que
en- Rio Piedras habian ocurrido varias
roturas de tubos de un codo de no.
venta grades.
LA DICHosA CREsTA S1GUE DAN
DO JUEGO
Asimismo, fuimos informados de que
una vez mas Ell Rio Piedras Sc encuen-
ira 26 pulgadas bajo la cresta, pero
tenemos-segdn nos particip6 ell Sr.
Arias-algo sorprendente: que ell Rio
Piedras Sc encuentra colorado, como 81
estuviera arrastrando un enorme cau-
dal de aqua.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-10-02
A bordo del uapor ''Catherine''
salieron aver en- jiiira a Sto. Do
mingo ell gobernadOr Towner y
su distinguida comitiua
Con Ell uiaie de cast todos los jefes de Depar-
famentos, ell GobiernO Insular Sc ha que
dado zen cuadro"

los mas marinos contaban una que otra
aventura martina, algun chiste acua-
tico...
Les ExcURsIoNIsTAs
Evening star., 1923-11-30
Boys
Mackinaws

IL e q b e r and IN
Cashmere Gloves. INC
heavy, W q m
fleece lining; embossed en-
blem on full size cuff. All
colors. Sizes for boys up
to 10 years.
Evening star., 1923-11-30
CRAIG FACTS ASKED
Of u. S. ATTORNEY
New York Prosecutor to Give
Justice Department Con-
tempt Case Report.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, November 30.-United
states Attorney William Hayward
has been asked to forward to the De-
partment of Justice at the earliest
In the case of Controller Charles L.
Craig, who has been sentenced to
sixty days in Jail by Federal Judge
Mayer for contempt.
Mr.. Hayward said he would confer
with Judge Mayer before making his
report.
Application for a presidential par
don for Craig has been made by Sem
ator Copeland, although he has re-
fused to take such a step himself.
The sentence was imposed after
Craig wrote to a public service COM
missioner that Judge Mayer had de-
MED the city access to information
about the Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Company. which was then in receiver
appointed coreceiver because the
company uses subways financed by
the city. The court appointed as re-
ceiver Lindley NJ. Garrison, formerly
Secretary of War. The receivership
ended some time prior to the deci-
sion of the Supreme Court upholding
Craig's sentence in a divided opinion.
Much criticism as to the powers of
the judges and discussion about the
rights of free speech have developed
from the case. and the possibility of
1t being an issue in the coming ma
tional campaign has been considered
Defenders of Judge Mayer refer 20
the text of his decision, which said
that 1t was untrue, as claimed by
Craig, that the court had denied the
city information about the company.
They say also that Craig chose to
carry his case to the Supreme Court
on technical questions of procedure
and that the court decided the matter
on this ground.
Evening star., 1923-11-30
don't MIND SHOTS,
BUT HATES HOLD.UP
Arkansan Still Hopes Someone Will
Pay for "Those Seven
Seegars.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
FORT SMITH, Ark, November. 3d.
Gimme seven seegars-and how do
you stand anyway" demanded a
stranger late last night of Garrett T..
Mcclure. postmaster and general
storekeeper at Williams, Okla, a
small town sixteen miles west of
Fort Smith.
We'll, L stand f1atfooted and am
against no one," replied Mcclure as
he handed the man seven cigars.
The stranger took the cigars and
walked from the store without pay
ing for them. Mr.. Mcclure followed
to inquire why the man failed to pay
for the smokes and claims he was
fired upon by some one in group Of
seven or eight men standing in the
darkness a short distance from the
store.
Mr.. Mcclure, who came here after
the shooting, said he returned the fire
slight wound on the wrist.
While he did not learn before leav-
ing Williams whether any member
of the attacking party had been
wounded. Mr.. Mcclure said that after
the shooting had subsided he heard
one of the other party shouting
Where is Harve?" and someone else
Mcclure stated he would return to
Williams today, adding that maybe
one of those birds will drop around
and pay for those cigars"
An Australian has invented a pro-
cess for treating bags for the storage
of grain to make them weevil proof.
Evening star., 1923-11-30

tai and undertake the technical man
agement Of the Zeppelin concern, which
will continue to operate here under
the terms of the London pact.
A statement given out by the Good
year company early this month said
that a new company, subsidiary to the
Goodyear, would shortly be organized
to manufacture airships. The company
would be managed and controlled by
Goodyear and the Zeppelin interests
would receive minority interest In the
company in exchange for their patent
rights and the services Of their tech
nical staff.
A F'riedrichshafen dispatch in Octo-
ber said the workmen engaged in
building the ZR-3 for the United States
were delaying work to make the job
last as long as possible, as the great
sheds would be destroyed after the craft
was completed. The treaty Of Versailles
provides that the capacity Of airships
built in Germany may not exceed
10000 cubic meters. Craft of this type
are suitable only for short journeys.
Evening star., 1923-11-30
SAN FRANCISCO FINDS
LOST 800-POUND BRONZE
LIE Soif," Missed From Pedestal,
Represents Man Drinking
From Cupped Hands.
BY the Associated Press.

by the Associated Press. ~
-, SAN FRANCISCO, November 30
The Soo-pound bronze statute "Le Solr'
ttne thirsD. missing from its pedestal at
-tne intersection of three busy streets.
has been found. 1t appears that The
board Of public works ordered the
little plot Of park space where the
kneeling old man cupped his hands
FOR a continuous drink turned into
satety zone. The park commission
offered storage shed in Golden Gate
Park for lie Soif'' until a perma :
nent resting place could be provided,
but the board said it need not be dis
turbed
Superintendent of Parks McLaren,
however. knew nothing of the agree
ment, and proceeded TO have tba
statue moved to the storage shed. 1t
was discovered there yesterday after
the police set about solving the mys-
terry of the disappearance.
Evening star., 1923-11-30
WILLARD A. SMITH DIES.

CHICAGO. November 30,-Willard
A. Smith, seventyfour. publisher Of
the Railway Review. died yesterday.
He was chief of the transportation de-
partment at the worlds fair here, and
later served in a similar capacity at
the Louisiana purchase exposition in
st. Louis and at the universal expo
sftion in Paris, where he acted for the
United States commission
Evening star., 1923-11-30
ZEPPELIN AIR PLANT
TOSTAY IN GERMANY
Company Denies Reported Agree.
ment for Removal to
United States.
By the Associated Press.


FRIEDRICHSHAFEN Germany, Mo-
vember 3O.-The agreement between the
Zeppelin Company and the Goodyear
Tire and Rubber Company, recently
announced. does not provide for the
closing of the plant here, where the
great German airships were constructed
prior to and during the war, the Yep
pelin Company declared today. The
announcement was made in refutation
of reports that the workshops would
be transferred to America.
Under the agreement, it is declared
the Goodyear company will furnish CAPT.
Evening star., 1923-11-30

100 suits of durable velvet
striped novelty cloth suits for
Norfolk models some having
Evening star., 1923-11-30

Iron ore of an excellent quality and
of promising quantity has been dis
covered on the north shore Of Cuba.
About 3o,000.00o wooden boxes are
required annually to pack the citrus
fruit crops in Florida and California.
Evening star., 1923-11-30

An Australian has invented a pro-
cess for treating bags for the storage
of grain to make them weevil proof.
Evening star., 1923-11-30
Boys Corduroy and
Cheviot Suits

Boys Oliver c. me-
Twist button-on "A MI
style and natty
effects of all-cor-
duroy or heath
er mixtures. in sizes 3 to 8.
Colors are dark brown, gray, blue
or tan.
Evening star., 1923-11-30

Fabric TwO-tone
Gauntlet Gloves for - -
women; strap wrist; A14A
3 rows eavy
embroidered stitch
ing; black and all w.
wanted shades.
Evening star., 1923-05-25
Socks
Socks
Dozens of pretty styles and coIors for children
25c, 35c, SOC, 75c, 85c, $1.25, $3.50

Mercerized Lisle Half Leng tn
Socks, imported and domestic
makes; in white and colors, with
fancy tops; sizes 4 to 91z; Csc. 35c,
SOC pair.
Mercerized Lisle Imported Three
quarter Socks; in white, or colors
with fancy turnover tops; sizes 7
to 10; 75c pair.
Young Peoples Hosiery Section. Fourth door.
Evening star., 1923-05-25
100 Pure Silk
Umbrellas, IS

The type Of umbrella that the
smartly-dressed woman is carrying.
at the price she wishes to pay. And
s. is really moderate price for
such smart, good-looking umbrellas
as these-of fine quality colored
silk. in green, navy, purple, red.
taupe, brown and black-satin
bordered, with smart handles OF
malacca. mission or ebonine, fin
ished with bakalite trimmings and
wrist rings, leather thongs, or side
straps,
Umbrella Section. First floor
Evening star., 1923-05-25
Couch Hammocks, s37

Covered with fashion striped canvas
duck, with white cotton reversible
mattress to match; ends have pockets
for newspapers and magazines. They
are equipped with adjustable headrests
and adjustable upholstered backs.
Other Couch Hammocks, S1475 to SIS.
Swaying Porch-Devans, S46.5o to SIS.
Hammock Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1923-05-25

checked dimity, shocked in
pink or blue at neck and
sleeves, So; and her bonnet
trimmed in pink or blue,
$3.50; other summertime
frocks, $2.e5 to $3.50.
Sun-Bonnets, of organdie,
pertly ruffied, of gingham,
of lawn, of pique or pongee
lin the most a d o able
styles. and summery colors,
S1.50 to $3.50.
Evening star., 1923-05-25
Socks

Three quarter Socks, of mercer
lied lisle, white with stripes and
fancy tops; white or black with
same color cuffs; sizes 7 to 10; Csc
and Soc pair.
Children's Silk Socks, in a great
variety of plain shades; half length,
s5c and $1.50 pair; three-quarter
length, $1.25 pair.
Evening star., 1923-05-25
Flags for Decoration Day

Shriner Pennants and Novelties
Pennants, soc, ST.. Flags, 25c to soc.
Banners, 81, $3.50. Shrine Dolls, S..
Shrine Welcome PennantS, $1.50
5x5-feet Shrine Flags, $1.25.
4x6-feet Shrine Flags, 81.
Twistum Camels, $150.
Enameled Auto Holder and Flags. SIS.
Evening star., 1923-05-25
Returned to Sn,artness
Lace Mitts
OF Many Years Ago

bringing with them a bit OF
the charm and loveliness of
early crinoline days.
There are two delightful styles
the one of old-fashioned lace
and the other of Mi1anese silk,
with the quaintest, pleated frill
picot edged; in white, black,
silver, beaver and mode-l6-
button length, $3.50 and $3.50
pair.
Glove Section. First noor
Evening star., 1923-05-25
Swing Hammocks, $2.25

You never can realize just how
much comfort hammock is on ali
outing trip until you take one along.
At this low price, you can easily afford
the comfort of good hammock; made
with headrest, variety of brightly col
ored striped designs.
Other Harnmocks from S1.75 to SIS.
Evening star., 1923-05-25
Summer Frocks and Sun-Bonnets
For Little Girls of 2 TO 6

For the little girl of fashion,
there are many charming
summertime frocks-frocks
of voile and dotted swiss,
organdic in the loveliest col.
ors, and crisp di mi ties.
striped or checked; aabit of
lace, tiny ruffles, gay-col-
ored ribbons, or shocking
are the prettiest trimmings,
as You; can see by this
dainty frock pictured of
Infants Section. Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1923-05-25
This Whitney Stroller, 1876

Ecru finish; steel tubular handles: artillery rubber
to $4,000
Fine Reed Carriage $35-Ecru finish, sides lined with
corduroy; boxed cushion; safety belt; removable
back curtains; rubber tire wheels; sliding hood re-
versibe body. Other Carriages, $21.75 to $685.
Babyc Carriages Section Fourhn floor
Evening star., 1923-05-25

sections over the
hips; lig h t y
boned, clasped in
front; f; trimmed at
the top with Il
dainty edging, fin
ished with four
hose supporters
an a to ge t her
c h a r ming little
corset, at a very
moderate price.
Corset Section. Third aoor
Evening star., 1923-05-25
Two Charming Summer Hats
SIS and $3.50

For while travelling
this hat of ribbon with brm but comfortably
shading
While for long afternoons when the shines brightly and sheer
odend usually the bm will be laden with flowers
low and black $3.50
Third floor
Evening star., 1923-05-25
An Attractive
LaceIess GirdIe
$3.50

Particularly suitable for summer
is this waistline, laceless girdle: of
tne. soft pink satin, with elastic
Evening star., 1923-05-25
Sale--Men's Pocketbooks, SIS
Of Real Leather

You will be sure to find the very
pocketbook you want All are of
real leather, OF various grains,
with or without mountings.
Also, three fold styles for one
and two passes, tuck pocket and
memo book.
Leather Goods Section. First floor
Evening star., 1923-05-25
New Red Shawl T ongue Sandals

The smartest thing for young peo
~ to 2, $5 pair.
Shawl Tongue Sand Is, in gray,
smoked horse or tan; sizes to II,
81; sizes IL to 2, $3.50.
Young Peoples Shoe Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1923-05-25

u. S. SILK Printed. Mounted Flags
Evening star., 1923-05-25
Lovely Hchus
Add a charming touch to
summer frOcks

There is something of charm and
loveliness about a dainty fichu that
is not to be denied-and many de-
lightful summer frocks will wear
them.
Fichus of net. are simply plain or
trimmed with lace. 81 to $3.50.
Of organdie. with delightful trim
mings of lace, ST to So.
And OF voile, i'll white, with colored
borders, OF yellow, blue, gray, brown
or tan. $1.50.
Seekwesr Section. First hoor
Evening star., 1923-05-25
Ribbons Worn ON
Everything This Summer

For frocks, are lovely MORE ribbons
with satin backs = moire taffetas,
and noire grosgrain ribbons in
wonderfully lovely colorings.
Plain faille ribbons, and ombre rib
bons, too, play part in making
many summer costumes more
lovely.
And of course there is much OF
white = especially for graduation
frocks.
Charming bows, tied free Of charge,
ii ribbons are purchased here.
Ribbon Section. First floor.
Evening star., 1923-05-25

English Sandals, of tan calf. with one
strap; sizes 51a to 8, $3.50; 81 to IL,
$3.75; l1H to 2, 81; 21z. to 7, $3.50.
Evening star., 1923-05-25
Arnold Glove-Grip
White Oxfords, So pair

: If YOU are a woman who has been
looking for smart white shoe-and
shoe that is really comfortable and
supporting, as well-try on a pair of
these Arnold Glove-Grip white OK
fords and feel the difference.
They are carefully made OF fine white
reignskin-they embody the Arnold
Glove-Grip comfort feature, with
smart design; they have white leather
military heels, with rubber heels at
tached.
womens Shoe Section Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-05-25
Hare You Tried Our Delicious
Homemade Candy
6Oc H.

Twenty-Five different. delicious
chocolates and bon bons.
Evening star., 1923-05-25

porting Goods Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1923-05-25
Some Novel New Handkerchiefs

Some speak with decided Frer
American in design.