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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-23
HOTELES
Ell YESiURIO

Participo = mi numerosA cltentela
que nuevamente me encuentro al fren-
ts do este acreditado Restaurant donde
encontrsr&n un esnerado ssrv1ciO Ia
caEta.
: So. admiten abonados y nuncA faltan
ios sabrssos spaguetti.
Vicente RINAEDT.
Allen 20. San Juan, p. R. TelefSno 980.
Evening star., 1923-09-27
Clearance of Goats, Suits
and Rain Goats

to Tan Goats; sisss sss. 90 is' FRI Fsidays ans
g., Tan Coats. sizes 42ih and 46h.
Former s59.50. Fridays y
price =. . = sSn n
IN Tan Coat. size Is. Formerly $Is: 90
tD Navy Blue Coatrs sizes 3e and
4SIk. Formerly $4s.5o. = Fridayr,s 6
u I Brown C.pe. size sS., formerly
$3.50. Fridays price = SSx.SO
IN Navy Cape, size AZ. Formerly
$3.50 Fridays price. $3.50
IN Navy Cape, size IS. Formerly
$3.50 Fridays price. .SxS.SO
"a Rain Coats, plaid silk; sizes IA. 10,
rs and 38. Formerly $1s;95. FIJI.
to TSree.piece suits. sizes Is. 1s and
48A. Formerly $3.50. Fridays
a, suits, sizes is and "A. Formerly
$3.50. Fridays price,. $500
(D suits, sizes Il. 16 and Is. For
- meriy $3.50. Triday's price 5000
r., suits, sizes So. A and 46. For
merly $3.50. Fridays price, $500
t3) suits. sizes Is; 50 and 4Sh. Eor.
SECOND FLooI
Evening star., 1923-09-27
Short Lots of Negligees
and House Dresses

ID Satin Breakfast Coat. changeable
colors. Formerly $l5.75. Fridays
price $DssS
Cd Satin NeEliEee. orchid. Formerly
$500. Fridays price,. .&1S.00
% Crepe de Chine NeEllHee. flesh
color. Formerly s14.95.- Fridays
() Breakfast Coat. blue satin. For
merly $500. Fridays price, $12.O0
(5G kimoaos~ of box loom crepe. For
merly s4.95. e Fridays price. %
u1) brown Heatherbloom Pettfcoats.
Formerly-s2.95. Fridays price, 81 90
CAD PAISLEY Pcttisoats. Formerly
$2.95. Fridays price. .$1.05
u2D GinEham Dresses. Formerly
$4.95. Fridays price. $2.9S
f(I2) GfnEham Dresser. sizes SO to 40.
Formerly $2.95. Fridays price. &1.0S
90 White Uniforms, slightly soiled.
Sizes 40 to 46. Formerly $3.50.
Fridays price 4:.eS
(41 Hoover Aprons. Formerly $3.50.
Fridays price. .S1.oS
THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-09-27

wide respect in England for her prac-
tical ability and common sense. She
is forceful speaker. Is optimistic
and level-headed, and combines with
an earnest interest in working con-
ditions g. strong sense OF humor.
In her teens she was apprenticed
to a dry goods store in London and
soon became identified with the move
ment for a betterTnent Of working
conditions among shop clerks. She
was made assistant secretary Of the
Shop Assistants Union in 1898, and
since then has held many prominent
posts. She has run for parliament
twice. increasing the labor vote by
thousands on each occasion.
Her eventual election is regarded
as certain.
She says that she regards her cleo
tion as "a very signal proof Of the
legality of the claim made by labor
Evening star., 1923-09-27
Odds and Ends of
Little Tots THINGS

White and Colered Socks. sizes Az to
6h. Formerly sec to 75c. Fridays
" re &c
tS3) shirts, light weight. with open
front. Size years only. Formerly
5oc Fridays price .......... .3ec
I'D SILK Taffeta Coat, pink. Size 3
years. Formerly $3.50. Fridays
n 's,.. $50. -, ~: -. gS.O0
stitched. Size 3 wears Formerly
$3.50. Fridays price. $500
CD Coats of all-wool cashmere, hand
embroidered. silk lined. Size Il
year. Formerly s14s5. Fridays
price -. $500
I'D Infants Coat. aIl-wool crepeIla,
silk lined. Slightly soiled. For,
merly $3.50. Fridays price 2S.O0
Cd Infants Long Coat. hand embroid-
cred, .interhned: Formerly sI2 SO.
Fridays price sS.Ca
(4S) Infants' Suk Caps, with ribbon
strings. many hand -emb roidered.
Formerly Soc to 1896. Fridays
price .......... - :. =. .....TSe
FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-09-27
Clearance of
Fur Goats and ScarfS

Seven good looking coats from last
season, of splendid qualities that
make them well worth their special
Friday prices.
t.) Raccoon Coats. Formerly s263.00.
u) Rnccoon Coat. Formerly $295.00.
Fridays price $4,000
(I) Marmot Coat. Formerly $1,000.
Fridays price. $500
On Near Seal Cont. Formerly $269.00
Fridays price. .$115.00
fc) Sealine Coats (dyed coney). For
merly $3.50. Fridays price. $500
Odd Lot OF Fur Scarfs, various pelts
and colors. Formerly $500 to
$500. Fridays price $1,000
SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-09-27
Keep Warm With These
Blanket Specials :

(I5) Pairs All-weol BIock Plaid
Blankets. size I0xS0, in gray. tan,
3, pink and blue. :, Formerly $10.95.
Fridays price, pair. .SS.S5
68xsO Run-0f-the-mill Cotton Blan-
kets, subject to slight imperfec-
tions. Formerly, each. sf.19. Fri
- DAY price DOC
10 sink Comforts. light wool filling,
: in plain and howered effects For
mefly much m ore. Fridays
price -. !. =. ..... .$1:-S5
17x17 AlI.festher. Pillows, covered
with pretty art ticking. Special.
Friday, each. ). - .35c
t(6) pAII.vvocl Auto Robes, fringed on
ends, in attractive black and white
checks. Formerly $40. Fridays
fifth FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-09-27

Wednesday night when an angry mob
captured the. town hall of Poplar, one
of London's poorest suburbs.
This early outbreak on the part OF
jobless is considered of grave sig
niheance OF what is in store foe the
country during theicoming winter.
Hundreds Of the unemployed fock-
ed to the town hall when the rtlfnor
spread that the board of guardians.
which corresponds to the county
board OF supervisors: In the United
States, had threatened to reduce the
weekly dole for .the district. They
locked the doors of the hall and as
saulted several officers. They were
finally. expelled by the police ~ 40
spirit Has Ckansed.
The whole spirit of the hordes of
the etunemployed has changed radical
Evening star., 1923-09-27
Remnants of Wash Goods
r Special for Friday
I2Hc and ,25c Yard

Two groups Of remnants Of white
and colored wash goods. each marked
much below its original yardage
value. Many wanted fabrics in usa-
BILE lengths.
Printed Cotton Fouiards. on brown,
blue. and black grounds with
dainty white figures. Special, Fri
Ody, ydIu .. ., SUC
Broadcioth Poplin. suitable for mems
shirts. eAn odd lot, In tan, blue
and gray. Also some woven stripe
madras. Special, Friday. fsc
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-09-27
Odds and Ends of
Fine UndersarmentS

(:0l Radiun Envelope Chemixe. For
merly $685.. Fridays price. .$4.8J
u) Radium Envelope Chemise. For
merly 1915. Fridays price. .S5.9S
I2) Heavy Crepe de Chine Gowns.
price ............. 1886
t5) Crepe de Chine Gowns. Formerly
s5.95. Fridays price. ,S4.8S
(5) Radium CamisoIes. Formerly
s1.95. Fridays price. .S1.25
u4 Nainsook Chemfse, extra size.
Formerly $1.69.. Fridays price. csc
(D NainsoOk ChemfSe, extra size.
Formerly $1.95. Fridays price, S1.50
(6) Batiste Pajamas, blue only. For
merly $3.50. Fridays price Sl.0O
Co Extra Size Nainsook PcfficOats.
panel front. Formerly 1895. Fri
days price. S1.35
THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-09-27
FIRST FLOOR
Clearance Prices on
Girls Wearables

"a Winter Suits, of brown velour
with fur collars. Sizes 15 and Il
Sriee Sraas. fofinefis e'u- $1,000
G.ngham Dresses, of good quality
and pretty styles. Sizes Z to II
years. Formerly s1.00 and s1:2o-
Fridays price. SOC
(:5l Regulation Dresses, all white, or
trimmed with blue. Sizes II to
16. Formerly s2.98. Fridays
81 price @A'Oo
500 Flannel MILDLY Dlouses, rose.
green. brown or red. Sizes IL to
20 years. Formerly $500. Fridays
price :S..Ss
Paul Jones Mfddies, sizes 10 to 20
years. Formerly s1.sS and $50:
Fridays price. .Sl.2s
Wool Serge Regulation DreNses,
straightline or MILDLY styles. Sizes
10 to 14.years. Fridays price. so
Wool Serge Dresses, in several styles
and Pretty. color &c combinations nridn 10 Is
FoyIRTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-09-27
rHAW PROSECUTOR INSANE.

NEW YORK. September 27.- Har-
ford r. Marshall, who assisted In the
prosecution of Harry Thaw and years
later acted as one of the defense
attorneys in. the Becker murder case,
was committed to the State Asylum
for the Insane at Middletown. Conn.
last Saturday. 1t is learned. Mr.. Mar
shall, known among. attorneys as one
of the shrewdest criminal lawyers
in this city in recent years, broke
under the strain OF overwork.
Evening star., 1923-09-27
Clearance of
Toilet Accessories

(,s) Transparent Garment Bags, odor-
less. Especially good for evening
dresses. Formerly s1.25. Fridays
price W.
N, Red rubber Fountain SyrinEes,
No. 2, 2 pipes. Formerly 79c. Fri
~, Hot-wnter Bottles of cello metal
Formerly $500. Fridays price. &1:3S
f40l Mary Garden Compacts, for
rouge or powder. Formerly o5c.
Fridays prico- -oSc
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-09-27
Marabou Scarfs and Capes
Half Price

Fine. fluffy quality; various shades
and sizes.
(3) Capes. Formerly $3.50. Fridays
price :. xS.Io
(1O) Scarfs. Formerly $1,000. Fri
a. scnrfs. Formerly $3.50. Fridays
price = po~>sS
. t2D sCapes. Formerly $l1.95. Fridays
price c~ssccy
go Capes. Formerly SS.95. Fridays
price ................ .$4.9S
Circular Val Rumfngs, cream or
white. Formerly 800. Fridays
price, yard. ..78c
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-09-27
FRIDAY Savings on Linens

f6, Asbestos Table Pads, 54-inch
size Formerly $40. Friaay .. os 3
12l Hcmxtitched Pure Linen Luncs-
con Sets. Formerly $40. Fridays
price, set. ro.o
(4S) Hemstitched Linen Huck IG~
eI.- with fancy damasK border.
Formerly soc. Fridays price,
each
One Lot Pure Linen Damask Paatern
Cloths. in sizes 2x2 to ~ x4;
slipbtIv soifed. Formerly s5 to $40.
Friday, II on marked prices.
STREET FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-09-27

iy- since last winter. In many dis
tricts they seek to attain by violence
what they. demanded peaceably q
year ago.
From one end Of the country to
the other industries are showing dis
tress signals, especially in the mid
lande' and the north.
Pcplar's unemployed demand an
Increased dole to cover the winters
fuel despite the fact that many al
ready are receiving moro relief than
they could earn at prevailing wage
rates.
4. Conservative estimates place the
fore Christmas at i 100000 =
Evening star., 1923-09-27
Low Prices on
Stamped Art Goods

ca, pillow Covers, stamped on green
burlap to be embroidered in wool.
Formerly S1.75. Fridays price. 3l.39
az Table Covers. "a inches square.
Heavy white Indian Head, stamped
for fruit applique designs. For
merly $1.75. Fridays price. .$i,38
(S0) Candle Shades, ffuted, ready to
use. Cretonne effects. Formerly
15c. Fridays price,. !: for 1Bc
THIRD FLOOR s-F
Evening star., 1923-09-27
Housewares
Friday Priced

Round Cake Closets, made of heavy
Japanned tin: white with black
lettering. Formerly $l.l9. Fri
days price n %
o-So-Ezy Furniture Polish, l2-ounce
size F o m e rly 21c. Fridays
4-ounce sizes. Formerly 10c. Fridays
price ............ Sc
Clothes Baskets, solid willow, with
braided top and sturdy handles
Formerly s1.19. Fridays price, ose
Thor Toilet Paper. Formerly for 25c.
Fridays price -. 8 rolls for 2Se
Rfnno, for the family wa ash ing
m e rly &C each. Fridays
BrfIlo Aluminium Utensil Cleaner ana
Polisher. Formerly 10c. Fridays
price ................ Sc
SYYTE TTn0p
Evening star., 1923-09-27
Linings-SpecialIy
Priced Eridav

Percaline, sturdily woven. Attractive
shades of tan, purple, green and
copen. Friday, special. yard. Zee
Printed Lingette, dainty flower pat
tern on an orchid ground. For
autumn lingerie or comfort covers
Special, Friday, yard sSc
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-09-27
A Great Big Value
Boys School Suits
ni.sa n.s k"ieke1s. nj ss''s SIS. Is

The two pairs of kniokerg are
worth the price Of the suit. Nicely
made, of serviceable, mixtures. Sizes
z to 16.
Boys Black Rubber Coats, with
ssou'wester hat to match. Sizes 6
to. Is. Formerly $3.45. Fridays
price ~ -. "a
Bsy@ Cloth Knee PANTS in assorted
mixtures and tweeds. and cassi-
meres. Sizes 3 to s. Formerly rec.
Fridays price. ....... Nac
Boya' PuIl-over Sweaters. in plain or
combined colors. Formerly s2.45.
Fridays price ............-. $f.8S
Boys F1annelette Pajamas. in one
'1S.' These are unusual values at
the Friday price. .sl.l0
FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-09-27
U. S. CONSUL WOUNDED.
c. H. Heisler Grapples With Rob
ber in Home at Riga.

LONDON, September 27.-Charles ii.
Heisler,t American consul at Riga,
Latvia, is suffering from a slight bull
let wound in consequence OF an en-
counter with a burglar, according to
a Reuter- dispatch.
Mr.. Heisler, wakened by the in
truder, grappled with him and was
wounded in the right side. The
burglar escaped.
Evening star., 1923-09-27
.SilVerWare =
At Barsan Prices

90 Butter Dishes, silver-piated Iop'
days days price.......:...::t......s .ssc
q doIen) oyster Forks, Savoy pat
tern, oneida par plate. Formerly
s12S. Fridays price, dozen; S0c
n, stIyer.plated Tea Balls, with han
die. Formerly soc. fridays
nrice %. -~' - ~,
"a, Children,s Sets of si1ver-plated
knife and fork. Formerly Sl.oV.
Fridays. price. -. ...'' zoe zoe
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-09-27
Clearance of BIouseS

G2l SILK BlouseS for dressy wear.
Light and dark shades. Fridays
price. greatly reduced a.. .s5
Lingerie BIouses. of French voile and
crepe, in various styles. Fridays
price. greatly reduced. s2.aS
OverbIouses and tailored models of
fine cotton fabrics. Some lace
trimmed: Fridays price, greatly
reduced .... ........ 81. 90
Evening star., 1923-09-27
WOMAN AS TRADE UNION
HEAD ATTRACTS INTEREST
Miss Bondfeld's Ability Has Won
Wide Admiration in British
Labor Circles.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, September 27-The cleo
tion of woman-Miss Margaret G.
Bondficld-to the chairmanship of the
Trade Union Council of Great Britain.
for the first time in the history OF
trade unionism, is attracting wide at
tention.
Miss Bondfield, who visited Wash
tngton in 1919 as a British delegate
to the labor conference, commands
Evening star., 1923-09-27
Short Lots of Sweaters

Sleeveless Sweaters OF light wool.
n White, buff, orange, silver and
combinations. Fridays price, 3l.Ss
Chlidren's and Misses Sweaters. coat
and tuxedo style. Navy, green,
gray, buff, copen and brown. Fri
days price. ......... $3.50
SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-09-27
Short Lots of Women's
Dresses and Skirts

DHesses-Normandy, plain and printed
vofles. ratines and linens. For
merly $500 to $1,000. Fridays
price. yIsJO ana $o.oo
Dresses of voiles, linens, printed
silks and roshanara, in light or
dark shades. Formerly $9.75 to
$3.50. Fridays price. 9S.9s
Shk Dresses of tub silks. roshanara,
printed crepes, as well as fine
linens and voiles. Formerly $500
to $1S.75. Fridays price, .S13-50
GeOreettes. foulards, printed crepe de
chine and roshanara-dresses of
varied styling. Formerly $500 to
$29.75. Fridays price. .$le.sS
Silk Skirts of roshanara, plain and
fancy, and crepe de chine, in sum-
mer shades. Formerly $1,000 to
$500. Fridays prices, - and $3.50
Fancy Wool skirts. Formerly $1,000.
Fridays price -..............e $3.50
SILK Costume Slips. Formerly $500.
Evening star., 1923-09-27
Sheets and DOmeStics
At Friday Savings

Remnants of Pillow Tubing. slightly
soiled 40, AZ and IS inch widths.
Formerly 45c and soc. Fridays
price, yard ...............: .:sc
Remnants of Fruit OF the Loom
Bleaching, 4S inches wide. For
merly 35c. Special Friday, yd., zoe
Remnants Of Bleached Cotton. For
merly Ice to 25c. Fridays price,
yard ...1Sc
:. (sy, Belvedere Sheets, subject to
slight oil spots. Formerly s1.25.
Fridays price. e...........~ .$1.OS
Heavy. Unbleached Canton Flannel,
good fluffy quality: 81 inches wide.
Formerly Csc. Fridays price. ISc
THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-09-27
Friday Specials in
Women's and Children's

..- -.,.. IlOSlSTy -, ,....-,
Womes,s SILK and Fiber Hose, in
black and colors. Broken. sizes.
Formerly 7bc to $1.00. Fridays
silk Hoxisry,t good quality. in shades
of, brown, gray and black. For
fneriy sI.5e and $500. Fridays
price -. 49,. -; .oSc
!, fiber. Riain and fancy styles. in
= white or colors. dsosmerly 39c to
50c.a Fridays price. e............1S .1Sc
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-09-27

that it believes in equality of oppor-
tunity for women and recognizes the
capacity Of women to share the bur.
dens as well as the pleasures OF ONCE.
Evening star., 1923-09-27
Friday Savings on
TRIMMINGS

Beaded Panels, in black, white or
black and crystal combinations.
For beautiful evening gowns. For
merly $500. Fridays price. $40
Metaline Cloth, in silver. gold. pink.
orchid. black. old gold and steel.
Yard wide. Fridays price, special,
yard .............. .SI.Vo
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-09-27

! During the winter tourist season
in Cuba a six-team base ball league
in the western part plays a regular
schedule.
Evening star., 1923-09-27
Friday Values in
Women's Gloves, 39c

Two-clasp Silk Gloves. in brown,
navy, pongee. gray ana black. Also
two.cIasp Fabric Gloves in white and
colors. Formerly, 75c to $1.00. 4,...
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-09-27
4 Value Hard To Match
Untrimmed Felt Hats
q OK
.$1.95

The felt in these hats is Of a much
better quality than you would usually
find at this price, and there are three
different shapes to choose from.
Besides, it is such pleasure to design
your own millinery, especially when it
requires as little trimming as one of these
simple sports hats does, and you can place
irving on hat after hat to find one that
suits you. Choose from gray, brown and
black
sFcoNn FrooR 1ANsBURGH
Evening star., 1923-09-27
Small Lots of
Leather Goods
SECOND FLOOR, 1ANsBuReH & BROTHER

t40D Leather Belts. Formerly 1.c.
Fridays price. :. lee
(IS) Vachette Party Boxes. fitted with
purse and vanity. Formerly s2.95.
Fridays price. $2.:e
l21 Crepe Handbags. nicely lined
and fitted. Formerly S495. Fri
:. days price. ................ .$S..S
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-09-27
Remnants of Veilings

One-yard lengths. in pretty patterns.
Navy and brown with colored dots.
Formerly up to soc. Fridays
price, each Zoe
8 FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-09-27

Ribbon Remnants
Half Price
Wide ribbons in brocaded, Roman
stripe satin. metallic and MORE. All
good colors and lengths. Friday at
velvet Ribbons, t-inch. Two-tone,
in attractive combinations. Spe-
cial, Friday, yard. .2Se
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-09-27
Special Selling of $3.50 and $12
Women's Smart Low Shoes
s;;ssy'' s,;s: $4.45 !
Fridays
Price,.

This sizes discontinued
comfortable low shoes good styles and feathers The
phenomenal Included of
patent gun metal brown and black satin gray and brown
of black brown kid and black velvet plain and
pumps leather covered wonderful oppor
tunity if you find your size. = =
4
Evening star., 1923-09-27
Odd Lots of
Corsets and BrasSieres

American Lady. r G, Warmers, La
Grecuue and Frolaset Corsets:
sizes 81 to 80 in the lot. Originally
$3.50 to $500. Fridays price, $1.sS
MAIN FLOOR
Corsets of Binner, Memo. Madame
Iyra and Frolaset makes. Various
models. Sizes "a to 36. but not in
every style. Originally $500 to
$1,000. Fridays price. $3.50
Brnssieres and Bandeaux, Including
Memo Circlets and De Bevoise.
Formerly $1.50 and $2.o0. Fridays
RrasS,cres and Bandeaux, Boyshform.
Bien- Jolie and De Bevoise. of
broche and Skinner's satin. Orig
inally $3.50 and s300. Fridays
price .sSc
Evening star., 1923-09-27
Two Specials in Stationery

Linen-fnisk Envelopes. in pink, blue
or lavender. Formerly 10c pack
age. Fridays price, box of ), 1sc
Icntherette Pen and Pencil Boxes,
with hinged lid and press button.
Formerly 19c. Fridays price. I0c
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-09-27
THIRD FLOOR
Motions at
Friday Bargain Prices

GirdIe.. not all sizes. Formerly s2.5s
to $3.9S. Fridays price. reduced
= half .............. .31.20 to e1.00
snap Fasteners, white or black. all
sizes. Formerly Be each: Fridays
price 3 cards: lee
Cotton Twill Tape, slightly soiled, s..
~ yard pieces. Fridays price,. &c
Rickrack and Stfckerfe EdGfngs for
/. trimmings. Formerly to. 15c- Fri
-; days price, piece. =. .3c
SAFETY Pins. Fridays price, dozen
Dress ShieIda, guaranteed. Formerly
= Csc. Fridays price, pair. 16c
Bias Fields, white, :6-yard piece. Fri
days price; prices 80, ;:........... .ee
Evening star., 1923-09-27
BRITISH UNEMPLOYED.
SEIZE TOWN HALL
Move Considered Significant Of
Grave Danger TO- Nation During
Hard Winter Period.

7 BY HAL o,FLAHERTY.
By Cable to The Star and Chicago Daily News.
Copyright, 1923.
LONDON. September 27.-The first
signs of violence on the part of Eng.
lands million unemployed appeared
Evening star., 1923-09-27
Chifdren's Umbrellas

IS Umbrellas on small paragon
frames, with cover of fine cotton
gloria. Handles for boys or
girls. Formerly $500. Fridays
FIRST FLOOR
Women's Combination
Suits, Special Friday, 39c
Knitted Combination Suits, with
low neck and tight or shell knee.
Sizes So to ~.
Women's Vests. low neck and sleeve
less. Sizes 36 and 3S. Special Fri
udy sOc
CAildren's Knit Pants, medium weight,
with tight knee. Fridays price,
1Sc d Tor SOc
FIHST FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-09-27
Odds and Ends of Jewelry

(25) Gold signet Rings, 10-k. solid.
Formerly $3.50. Fridays price. 05c
(52) Filled Pearl Necklaces, 60-fnch.
Formerly soc. Fridays price, 39c
(25 pairsD Lingerie Clasps, gold
plate or sterling silver. Formerly
SOC. Fridays price. CSC
u2D Genuine Shell Cameo Brooches,
safety catch, gold filled rim. For
merly $500. Fridays price .$I.85
FIRST FLOOR
Women's Handkerchiefs
Pure Linen Hanakerchiefs, all white
finished with hemstitching. Spe-
FIRST FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-09-27

SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-09-27

The whole spirit of the hordes of
the has changed radical
Evening star., 1923-09-27

Sixth FLOOR
Evening star., 1923-09-27

THIRD FLOOR
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-11
NEW ORDINANCE PASSED
BY COUNCIL TUESDAY TO
PREVENT ANY MASKING
Special Meeting Held in Mayors Office
When Rumors Are Heard That
Khan Intends Downtown Demon
stration After Big Initiation Cere-
monies at Speedway September II.

An iron clad" city ordinance designed to prevent
parade by the Ku KluX Khan passed at special
mission meeting Mayor Tobns office at IL 80 Tuesday
morning. The meeting called upon proclamation
being issued by the mayor wherein it was stated that
public demonstration in disguise threatened.
The ordinance makes it punishable by fine from
$50 to 5000 for persons to appear IN pubic
in any kind of disguise that will conceal their identity.
Although an ordinance the city books to prevent
masking the ordinance was specially drawn Tues
day morning so that no loopholes could be found.
Tax Commissioner Bushick at Mondays commission
meeting had asked if such ordinance existence
Police Commissioner Wright cited both state law and
city law and warning to him months ago by
district Judge that if khan parade held that
cia grand jury would be called and his indictment for
failure to stop the parade would be sought.
Masked bands have caused disorders in other parts
of the country and object in having this ordinance
drawn up and passed to prevent the things hap
penng here This action is not made to trouble
but to prevent it, said Commissioner Bushck at whose
instance the ordinance drawn in the city attorneys
office
rumor that the San Antonio khan going to
parade through the streets following the big barbecue and
initiation to be held at the speedway September 81 is
the cause for the matter coming at the present time
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-11
MERCURY TO SLIP
Slightly Cooler Weather. With Clear
Skies, Here Wednesday.

San Antonio weather Tuesday night
and Wednesday will be fair, with
Wednesdays temperatures slightly
cooler. Observer j. II. Jarboe fore
casts. The mercury is not expected to
reach 30 during the next "a hours.
Winds will be light and variable.
The area of high barometer from
the Northwest which Monday threat
ened a cool wave for the Southwest is
passing eastward so that it will not
strike Texas sqnarely and only slight
ly lower temperatures will result as
its skirts pass across the state. Its
effect in the north is decisive. for
Canadian border points reported freez-
ing weather at o'clock Tuesday
morning and Great Lakes regions
were chilly, ST. Paul registering is
and Chicago only few degrees high
er.
The East was generally fair Tues
day morning. the rain being light and
scattered as a rule. New Orleans re-
ported about the heaviest precipita-
ton. 100 inches.
The clouds that obscured the eclipse
in California and the Southwest in
general continued TO threaten rain
Tuesday morning.