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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-02-23
TRADE INCREASES
Japanese Foreign Trade for ia2s In,
dictates slight improvement Over
Preceding Year,

Japanese Foreign Trade for 1879 In
dictates slight improvement Over
Preceding Year.
Toxic, Feb, as,-The Japanese for-
eign trade for the year iesa indicates
a slight improvement over the pre-,
eeding year" said Mr. Arai. minister
of commerce. "up to November.
ia22. for instance exports reached L.
100000 yen and imports l.74s,-
$4,000 yen. thereby registering an
Increase In the former OF a71.77o.000
yen and OF s00.000.000 In the latter.
II is a matter for eongratulation that
In the latter half OF the year 1899,
the trade resulted in tho excess OF
export over import due chiefly TO the
brisk demand abroad for silk.
Viewed as whole. however there
is something In the past foreign trade
that Indicates depression OF business
beyond the extent OF the usual years.
But this Is a tendency common 10 all
the world nations. nor Is II insurs
mountablc II efforts be made for the
improvement, 30 far an Japan is con-
cerned. OF the quality of goods and
the reduction of prices.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-02-23
TWO QUEENS LEFT
Holland and Abyssinia, Only Two Im-
portnnt Countries Which Are Act
ually Ruled by Women.

The Hague. Feb. 23.-only two i'm
portant countries are actually ruled
by queens. Holland and Abyssinia.
Queen Wilhelmina assembled the
throne of The Netherlands SO years
ago. while Waizeru Zauditu was
crowned at Adds Abeba In 1915. She
Is daughter Of the late King Meme
Xix. who was reported dead 90 many
times that the world was unwilling to
believe the announcement of his
death when it finally came in 1913.
He was first succeeded by a nephew.
Lii Yasu. But this new king was
so friendly to the German cause in
the world war that he was deposed
by public proclamation, and his aunt
was elevated to the throne. She is AZ
years old and member of the Sem
itic group known as Shoans, from
which the ruling class springs.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-02-23
UNIVERSITY PLANS
LARGE ADDITIONS
Construction Of New Buildings
Will Make It One Of Finest

Chicago, Feb. 23.-Plans for con-
struction of what will be one of the
finest and largest urban university
campus in the country, together with
the outline of the buildings sur
rounding this campus, were announced
here today.
The campus, that of the downtown
division of Northwestern university, at
Evanston, ILL.,, together with the
grounds upon which the buildings will
be situated, comprise nine acres of
ground. These acres face Lake Michi-
gan, off Lake Shore Drive at Chicago
avenue in downtown Chicago, one
mile from the loop, according to the
statements of Architect James Gamble
Rogers, of New York and President
Walter Dill Scott. of Northwestern,
made at tea given today at the
Casino club by Mrs. George A. Nc
Kinlock, in honor of the event
Property Value.
The value of the property at COM
pletion will be approximately $1o,-
100000, as the grounds. purchased
three and a half years ago cost ST.
100000 and has since double in value.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-02-23

aad the buildiass gill cost IN the
nsishbeFhooa Of ss,eee,eee ana pessls
biz more.
According 20 Me-, R0geFs the balldr
iRgs contemplated viii include
teaching hospital, ellaie, the medis
cal school. the dental school and =
school OF commerce, together Win
dofmitories, commons and gymnasium,
Mesiieai ceater.
The plan shows the general ar
Tangement on the property as a huge
medical center rising many stories N
the air with a complete elevator sery-
ice. The other two sehaols-law and
commerce would he IN low three story
buildings without elevators, These
buildings. with dermitories. commons
and gymnasium, would surround on
three sides. this MeKinloek campus,
the athletic field OF which would be
open on the east,
At the main or business entrance
are two large anditariums. one seat
Ing zoo persons and the other 5000
persons.
President Walter Din Scott. of
present at the tea said
It's benefits,
'The only advance that offers a
hope OF constituting an epoch in civil
lization is an advance that will con-
serve the benefits already gained in
culture. in the learned professions,
in science; that will also bring all
there il 10 bear on new conception
and new application OF service in
all our human relationships.
"Archimedes said II he were given
place on which 10 locate fulerum
for lever. he could move the earth.
The campus In Evanston and the Alex
ander MeIiinloek memorial campus
offer 10 the citizens OF Chicago a
place ON which 10 erect an effective
agency for attaining a new epoch in
civilization"
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-02-23
MAN WHO licked
DEWEY Still ALIVE
Famous Admiral Was Lieutenant
at That Tlme--Pollte Opponents

san Pedro, Cal. Feb, 2ss-Milliam
II. savage, an attorney here, Is cred
tied with being the only man who
won night with the late Admiral
George Dewey, The night Nas nstie
engagement between the two men ana
took place on the auarterdeek or me
old sloop,of,war Mississippi IN 1869,
Dewey was then a second lieutenant
and Savage was a private IN the Ma
rines, and on the day of his nght
with Dewey was acting as orderly 10
Captain Melanehton,
In a letter written on the u, ,, >,
Olympia by Admiral Dewey on June
10, 1898, the original OF which Mr.
Savage treasures, the hero OF Manila
hay recalls his hight with Savage. He
wrote. In part; II trust ! have my
temper more In hand now"
Mr.. Savage, former judge and
state senator tells of the night as fol-
lows.
II had been instructed TO take or
ders from no one except Captain Mel
anehton. Invent 20 Lieut.. Dewey to
report ono bell.
Zone bell. SIR ] said.
"'strilSe IT, he ordered.
."rhe captain has given mo in
strnetions TO take orders from no one
except himself replied.
"'You strike that bell.' he com
manded.
'I won't ] retorted.
"I'll make You do ~
lyon can't do it.
Dewey then struck at me and
knocked me to the deck. leaped
TO my feet and rushed at him. lie
went down In a heap against hatch
M I struck him on the jaw. and !
leaped upon him when he got up. We
rolled around on the deck for more
than Is minutes before being separ-
ated by the sergeant OF the guard.
] was thrown in the brig.
II was brought before the mast
and Lieut. Dewey was there also. !
was covered with blood, having had
no opportunity to wash, but Dewey
had washed and changed clothing. lis
face was badly battered and cut and
both eyes were black.
"'What the devil have you men
been doing?' roared the captain as
he looked us over.
~ had no business striking him,
SIR said Dewey
81 am TO blame ] retortcd.
Dewey turned to me and said: i
beg your pardon, sir, but l should
not have lost my temper and struck
you while on duty.
.'The captain was astonished at this
display OF politeness from two men
who had been so badly battered by
each others fists and told us bothNto
go back to duty"
In his letter to Judge Savage. Adj
miral Dewey said: How few of us
who were on board the old Mississippi
then are alive now" That was writ
ten in 1898, and today Judge Saw
age says he is the sole remaining
member of the old Mississippi crew.
Judge Savage was born in Ireland in
1886. = l
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-02-23
SHIP DECLINE
Aooariing "a summary af Worlds
shin Construction, Number Has
Greatly Decreased Ia iasi Wear,

Aon0rdins "a summary al Aofihs
shin. Construction, Number Has
Greatly Decreased Ia fasi Year
I40nd0n, Feb, ss.-Aee0rdlng 20
L0yd's Annual Summary Of MeTesn5
tile shinhnildlng, $50 vessels OF 81
ieT.0sa tons were built during 1899
in the shiphnilding yards " The
world, which compares with l,aTl Of
l.s4l,a7s tons in 1891. and s,ASs Of
T.l4i,hi9 tons in 1913,
The output credited 10 the United
States for 1899 is lis,iss tons or
ss7.aTa tons less than during 1891,
and nearly four million tons less than
the record year Of 1919, British
yards built i.eai.0sl tons in isss al
compared with l,b3s,0bs tons IN 1891;
Germany's output in 1899 was h7b,.
ga tons against 10000 in the pre-.
yions year. Other notable declines
In le2s as compared with 1891 are;
Japan i44.006 tons. Holland. 6s.27o,
Italy. 6a.b5l; Denmark. ss,222; and
France. 2s.ib4 tons.
The number of steam aud motor
tankers launehedriN the worlds yards
during ia22 WAS 81 OF abh.e54 tons,
and OF these Great Britain il credit
cd with ~ OF s6s.sa6 tons. and the
United States two OF 1910.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-02-23

waizeru zaudltu's empire contains
about eight million persons and COM
Rrises an area twice as lafge as
Turkey of today ana eight times as
large as New York state, Milhelmina's
territory in Europe has about the
same population as Ahyssinia, but
only abonts one.thlFtielh as much
land, However wilhelmina has coll
onies with a population OF 100000
ana an area twice as large as Ably
ssinia
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-02-23

ia the hope Of attaining these de-
sirsble improvements, the geNeFnmens
is resolved 10 emRi0Y ever possible
means bg desRatehiag eaTly shls
spFinE commercial commissioners
abroad for the purpose Of Inspection
and the appointment Of special eom-
mittees for the Investigation ~ in
dusirial possibilities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-20
White Hosiery

WHITE SILK II O S f,
Palais Royal special guaranteed to wear, full
fashioned, mercerized tops-Onyx and Hole
proof, Van Raalte, ful-fashioned pure thread
silk. At S195 pair.
WHITE S | L X L 4 { +
CLOCK HOSE, very dainty, in white, full
fashioned, all.over silk and mercerized tops
At sz75 and SOS.
WHITE SILK HOSE, Hole
proof and Phoenix make. Pure thread silk
scanned back: good looking and wearing. AT
ST to S1.65 pair.
CHIFFON SILK H O S Z
very popular-black gun metal beige, castor,
gray, otter. brown, cinnamon, blue, green, nude
wood, gold. silver, flesh, atmosphere. At sl5o
to $3.50 pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-20
Sports Hose For
Golf e General
Wear

American and imported. New,
attractive styles. Mercerized,
silk-and-hber and all-silk.
English Ribbed Sports Hose,
goodlooking black. brown, cas-
tor, beige and camel and white.
soc.
English Ribbed Hose, two
toned mixtures; mercerized; in
black. gray, brown, blue and
mixed. ST.
Mercerized Hose, full fash
toned; in blue, green, gray, tan.
two-toned mixtures also sew
eral vertical stripes. S1.69.
Mercerized Hose, three-quar-
ter length, with fancy roll top;
very smart; gray. tan and
heather mixed. Sl.95.
Silk and Sports Hose-Mer-
cerized and Fiber Silk Sports
Hose, ribbed and dropstitch;
black, brown, camel and gray.
SI.39.
Sports Hose, novelty styles OF
glove silk and thread silk; King
Tut and Paisley styles. S.z5 to
S6.75.
Imported Novelties - Sports
Hose, in checks, stripes and silk
clocks. Sis to H.95.
Holeproof Silk Hose, pure
thread silk; regular seam or
wide seam back; in black. white,
brown. gray and tan. We rec
ommend these for service. At
S1.zS pair.
Pninis Roynl-Muin Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-20

$2.25 Changeable Tafeta in 10 Diff
ferent color combinations.
$l.o8 Plain Taffeta, in good assort.-
ment of colors, including navy and
black
S2.2o All-silk Radium in IS desirable
shades
Sl.o8 and S24o All-silk Foulards and
Crepes in attractive patterns
Sl.98 Paisley Georgette
$225 Printed Silks.
ST 60 to 500 Plain and Fancy Knit
ted Silks
Sl.oS All-silk Shirtings, in stripes,
also plain.
Sl.eS Wash Satin in pink and white,
also colors
S!.98 Imported Shantung Pongee.
Sl.o8 Heavy Quality Habutai
$2.25 to $3.50 Fancy Silks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-20
Ivory Pyralin

TOILETWARE is a gift sure
to please. Will gladden. her graduation day
and be treasured in years to come You may
purchase complete set or start with just
few articles and add others from time to
time if desired. We are showing all the lead
ing patterns. Moderately priced
Palafs Roy al-MaIa Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-20

Printed Velvet Crepe, in rich color
contrasts.
Sports Satin in fifteen Of the newest
shades, also all-white and black.
Plain and Fancy Crepe Lenox.
Crinkle Crepe, Satin. white with black
stripes.
Tzigane Crepe i'll beautiful color con-
trasts and host of other styles.
Prices range from $40 to $40
yard.
PaIais Royal-Seeond Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-20
Handbags

SILK WOIRE and Canton
Crepe Bags trimmed with steel or crystal
beads. silk lined. mounted on gilt or silver
frame, also drawstring style. At SOS.
WHITE PURSES, of kid.
leather, card-case style, flap front with button
clasp, also silver cloth At SEC and SI.O0 each.
Palais RAyaI-Main Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-20
Fine Gloves

GLACE KID GLOVES. 20
button length. in white only. At S. pair.
10 BUTTON GLOVES,
i,i white. beautifully embroidered with cut steel
beads At $50 pair.
10 BUTTON GLOVES, in
white Paris point stitching and Cleopatra but
tons in co1ors and black. At $3.50 pair.
r. BUTTON LENGTH, at
$3.50 pair.
SILK GLOVES, elbow length
all wanted colors, black and white; also 10
button length in white, all-over embroidered
patterns. tucked. double puff. single embroid-
cred puff. etc. At sz.SS and $500 pair.
GAUNTLETS, strap wrist,
in white silk new Queen Elizabeth trill and
French cuff styles. At $3.50 to $500 pair.
GLOVES, suede finish fabric,
in white as we'll as all wanted colors; Il and
10 button and strap-wrist styles. At si.so and
S1.95 pair.
ITEMS of special interest for
commencements graduations and weddings
Pnlnis ROyaI-Main Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-20
Hundredsof Pieces ofSports Silks
Now on Display, '2.49 to 4.49y d.

We have prepared an unusually
comprehensive assortment, which ex-
GELS any previous showing
There are the
Penikees 1923 Rhapsodie.
Penikees 1928 Panalle.
These are shown in all-white. also
contrasting colors.
Grain Radicux in changeable effect.
also all-white.
Nobby Weave in two-tone effects.
Ripple-O in colors, also white.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-20

We also include our $2o8 Deauville
Scarfs at $I.78.
Atwood Dress Fabrics. in wonder
full assortment at $l.7s yard.
54inch Fancy Suitings.
54-inch Eponge Melange.
54-inch Costume Serge
50-inch Fancy Skirtings.
54-inch Wool Flannel.
54-inch Shepherd Check.
54-inch Atwood Jersey Cloth in II
desirable colors.
44-inch All-wool Melrose.
44-inch Self-color Shadow Check
44-inch Atwood Crepe Pearlandria.
42-inch Silk and Wool Crepe de
Paris, imported; navy and black.
We invite comparisons, for quality
has been our foremost consideration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-20
Silk Underwear

GLOVE SILK VESTS, pink,
flesh. orchid. peach and maize. At SIS to $3.50.
GLOVE SILK BOOMERS.
AND STEP-IN PANTS at s1.ss to ss.ss.
GLOVE Sill K ENVE-
LOPES AND TEDDIES at SOS to $685.
PaIais RoyaI-Main Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-20
WOnle,.'s UniO,.
Suits, 81

Merode, Carter, Athena, Kayser
and Globe makes. Ne can supply
your needs from this attractive
group. 4 type to suit nearly every
figure. Lou neck, built up shoulder
and bodice, tight knee and uu,.
brella styles. Also closed suits.
step-ins and envelope chemise,
,chite and pink. Regular sizes
at 81.
Also extra sizes at SIPS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-20
Jewelrv Gifts

NECKLACES, indestructable
pearl beads. 10 TO SO inches, graduated, with
solid gold clasps. each guaranteed not to peal,
crack or break. Prices from SI.so to $500.
MESH BAGS. gold or silver
plate. square or dome shape; large or small;
some with vanity box attached; chain or strap
handles. Prices from Sz.9S to $4,000.
WRIST PATCHES, in white
gold, l4-kt. solid gold in square or rectangular
shape; guaranteed to keep good time. Square
shape, s16.ss. Rectangular shape at szz.9s.
FANS, Ostrich Feather, the
wide-open style or those with three large.
dropping head feathers. Every color, including
white. Other prices from $1.9S to S3o.o0.
VANITY CASES, sterling
silver, completely fitted, oblong or odd shapes.
Special at $1,000.
Silver plated ones at 1898.
BRACELETS. Rhinestone,
flexible sterling silver, with fine cut stones.
At $3.50 and s2.79.
FANCY COMBS, in Spanish
or Casque. set with sapphire. emerald or ruby
color sets. Prices from ST to $780, Special
lot at sos.
EARRINGS are beyond des-
scrption, too many styles to describe them.
Included are pearls IN single drops, showers,
hoops and every odd and fancy shape that you
could desire. Prices range from soc to $500.
Palnis Royal-Mnin Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-20
Date of Graduation Exercises

Lac vi vi duudllOll EXeEClSSS
Emerson Institute, June IA or Is.
Marjorie Webster Institute, June |.
Washington College of Law, May q.
Trinity College, June 81.
George Washington University, June 6.
Georgetown University, June H.
Catholic University, June Is.
National Law School. June 10.
Mount Vernon Seminary, May p.
National Cathedral School for Boys,
May q,
National Cathedral School for Girls,
May q,
Business High School. June Is.
Mckinley National Training School,
June TO-
Central High School, June 20.
Eastern High School, June 20.
Western High School, June 20,
St. Johns College, June IA,
Gonzaga College, June A.
Sacred Heart Academy. June Is.
Research University, May %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-20
he PALAlS ROYAL
Costume and
J0cquette BIOuses
1895 to $3.50

Wonderful assortment OF neU
blouses, fashioned of Crepe de
Chine, all ouer Beaded, heavy
norelty silks ,Uith color comb
nations TO be Dorn with your
st0eater or skirt. Plain or eIab.
crate models, finished with sUide
sash or ribbon boio. Nary and
tan, tan and green. green and navy,
bro,on. black and ,Uhite, and whife.
Sizes So TO A.. At 1895 to 1850.
PaIais RoyaI-Third Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-20

Permanent Ware
At rery moderate price.
Notp is the time to hate your
hair permanently sOuued by our
oil steam process, fOhich is nom
injurious and lasts for e months.
Haze your hair permanently ,ouued
and be assured of iCapy hair dur.
ing the trying, hot summer months,
at 81 per curl.
Ne,0 York experts in attendance.
Our Famous Almond Cream,
Lettuce Cream and Mud Pack,
regular 60c jar, special at 45c jar.
On three jars you SAFE 45c.
Beauty Parlor, Main Floor
Balcony.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-20
Fiber-Slk
ScarfS
Sale Price
s2.75

In an "endLess" U0iefy OF col.
ors and combination coLorS. Made
to sell from, 1898 to $5.98. In
rariety of lengths and ,Uidths.
fringe at end.
Palais Royal-Main Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-20
A Two-Day Sale of Silks and Dress CO
10000 yds. That Sell Regularly at 1913 to $

Here of the remarkable
who appreciate fine quality merchandise will glance
that $1S penomenay low price. This splendid opportunity
to the seasons wanted fabrics indeed
Owing the wide range of fabrics you will diff
Guilty finding something need and the best of the
These silks and dress
arranged conveniently tables and comprise the following
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-20
Handkerchief

WE CANNOT begin to emu
merate and infinitely describe the hundreds of
pretty handkerchiefs Some are made by hand
some hand-embroidered with dainty lace, some
with attractive initial. and many others Here
are just two of the many:
PURE LINEN HANDKER-
CHIEFS, daintily embridered corners At 1sc
and Csc each.
DAINTY LACE HAND
MADE ON SHEER LINEN AND BATISTE
HANDKERCHIEFS at S1.50 and $500 each.
Palais Royal-Main Floor.
SILK BRASSIERES and
BANDEAUX FOR EVERY OCCASION-the
very finest and most exquisite qualities of silk
Jersey, radium wash satin, crepe de chine and
all-over laces Distinctions that hold an ire
sistible appeal TO every fastidious woman Be
sure to see our beautiful variety of styles.
Make adorable gifts for graduates. At Soc to
Palais Royal-Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-20

White Silks for the June
bride, also for Graduating
Dresses, in almost endless va
riety.
Pharaoh Printed Dress Pat ,
terns-these beautiful Egyp-
tan printed dress patterns are
shown in two styles, bordered
and all-over patterns. Mod
erately priced at SI4.o5 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-05-20
Graduation Gifts!

Confirmation and Grad
u.tion Dresses for the young intermediate miss,
of Il to 10 years.
Lovely models of imported wolfe, swiss,
dinity, crepe de chine and georgette trimmings
of lace, ribbon and silk; flowers all moderately
priced
Cotton models. sAss to $3.50.
Silk models, S12.oS to $3.50.
DAINTIEST CHEMISE, of
all-silk crepe de chine or radium; various
Strap builtup shoulders. At sos.
CHEMISE of Trillium silk or
satin, in pink or white; lovely models that will
appeal to the most fastdious At 1898.
L OV ELY PETTICOATS
OF white SATIN with bouffant founces of joined
laces, ribbon and medaions ideal for their
graduation dresses. At $500.
NIGHT GOWNS, tzVenty
styles of crepe de chine and radiuul. in a va
ricty of lovely models; some with shoulder
straps small lace sleeves-pink blue orchid
and white. AT $500.
BOUDOIR CAPES or Band
deaux would make delightful little gifts. Hun
dreds here to select from, in every kind OF
material and trimming. At 81 to 81.
NOVELTY CARRIERS of 2
tone ribbon; some finished with lace; Others
with steel or brilliant buckles. At soc to SI75.
Palais Royal-Third Floor.