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$12 to SIS Silk
Petticoats, $7.0S

Fine Radlum silks and Miisnsse
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quality straIahtIine styico-sm.
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designed with self foids and
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fiounces. Five color choies-hiack,
navy, purple, faxsn, silver, emerald,
hsnna, COCOA, eopsn and French
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-17

Not many left from the last
three months selling, but all
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~ S13.75 GRAY SELF.STRIPEo
SUIT, box. Jacket &2o IN
o. $3.50 SLACK twill TAI.
loREo SUIT, teao <22 en-
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TUNE SUIT, fox col. 600 S0
lar. <S~
TO e15 NOVELTY SPORT
PLAID SPORT SUITS, G1o IN
large fox collars. :...... %AS'oO
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$500
In smart tailored styies-mix.
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Short box or longer panel Jackets.
Gray. brown, tan. A wonderful ad.
vance season purchase.
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Umbrellas
S Z $3.50 Umbrellas. $685.


80 Ail.Siik and Gloria Silk mixed
Umore4ias-fancy club handles,
hardwood and m1iacca carved or
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s. and $40 Silk Umbrellas
$6.9S
Fine quality sliks, with wide
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with the color Of the sIik-purpie
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with the black, black silk with
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$10.9S to $3.50 Silk
Umbrellas, $S.sS
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unusual handles, leather and
maIacca combinations, maiacca.
bakslite tipped and carved wood
rod, black, navy, purpie-un.
usually fine quality, wide bordered
silk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-17

az MISSES $3.50 SPORT
JACKETS, soft TIE d d y bear
cloth, green or eS m
Teo.... ................ ~~~
~ MISSES as SPORT COAT,
TO, ses' es eo.sr VI win H.. Jap $500
(2) MISSES SIS TRoUvEN.
ETTE COATS. black 600 IN
fox collars. $60sOV
l2l MISSES 80 80 vELMARA
COATS, tiered models with col.
..r' o.. o. s va 'auir- $3.50
~ MISSES $40 PLATED
AND STRIPED SPORT COATS,
bro erHw =, and kis fox $3.50
collars. ............... 0
(s MISSES $40 TUBE
COATS. konla and Monette;
collar and cuffs o. beaver, vi.
s sska squirrel and $3.50
brown fox. ~s~sSO
t1ol MISSES $i25 FAshoNA
COATS. straishtine or drapee;
collar and cuns Of beaver.
black or platinum eco IN
fox. ~O0'SO
ti2) MISSES $i3s FASH.
ONA ANO vEIMAaA COATS;
huge collars and cufYs o. beaver,
black and brown HcS m
yoH.
~ MISSES S156 MARvELLA
AND FAShoNA COATS, draped
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urai cray or viatka S7E ~
~ MISSES s135 TURQUOISE
BLUE EVENING WRAP,
white fox col. eoS ~
soI
~ MISSES &1e5 BROWN
MARVElIA COAT, beaver
e sSn:r ana $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-17
Sla silk Gowns. s12.as

Lovely Cf0p0.6ack 9atin and
Radtum Silk Downs, trimmed with
real fsIst and lrIsh iaess, batsau Or
v neck styles, In Mesh, white, peach,
orchid and tight blue--at . saving Of
ont. third.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-17
Our Quarterly Brings Big Opportunities in
WOMEN'S FINE FROCKS

Many early spring styles are included in Il
sale will have cause for regret!
(14) $500 to $3.50 Evening and Dinner Gowns.
the fashionable straight lines o. the late winter
Styles exquisite pearl. silver and crystal beadine
richest Of fabrIcs-Eizabeth erepes. satins and
fiat chepes in sunset, coral, madonna blue. white,
Jade, orchid and black. A wonderful S43 00
opportunity AZ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
(3o) $500 to $3.50 Handmade, Hand. beaded
Freneh frecks, Of fine oeorgstte crepe; crepe dc
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.nietei, gray. black, navy blue, Jade. peach and
perfecto brown-mostly one.o a.klnd. S22 m
Sizes So to AZ .............-.............. ~~S~
. (a4) $500 to $500 Satin and Morocco Crepe,
Brocaded Flat Crepe and charmeen pfstses-
stunning style features that include Chinese en-
broidsry, beading, silk braIdIng and unusuaI con-
tra:s ee!or trsatment.-nanx 81 them rspreavetiens
disc, but TO be disposed o. at........... $>'~'O~
1857 $3.50 to $3.50 Dresses. charmeen. Twiiis,
Roshanara, Satin, Canton, Flat and Georgette
crepes-s:y,e feature. that include TERED skirts.
Russian tuncs, pleated cape collars and wrap.
around coat rode!:-eaeh dress beautifully tailored
embroidsry-for final disposal 600 IN
(4) $3.50 to $3.50 SILK Crepe Dresses, CIT m
draped skirts and apron fronts ,.......... r~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-17
Stockings
$3.50 to $500 Sport
Sfo~k;n0s 81 OK Pair


Stockings, $l.95 Pair
Very fine quality wool and silk
and wool - all fuIi-fashioned-
mostly with smart embroidered
clox-assorted heather mixtures Of
tan, brown, gray, camel and black
and white.
$500 to $500 Silk
Stockings, $l.85 Pair
Discontinued lines Of fine fun.
fashioned pure thread silk stock.
Inss-pIain and laced clicked
styles with mercerixed garter
hens, black and brown-PoIntex
heel stockings with silk garter
' hens In silver, fawn, cinnamon
and beige.
$500 to $3.50 Fancy Silk
Stockings, $z.65 Pair
Broken lines Of lace clicked, and
fancy. Stockings, with lace or
beaded .Insets and beautifully EN-.
broidersd frop&s. All blackstone
with alt. silk garter hems-finai
disposal at $2.66 pair.
Cotton Sport Stockings, CSC
Broken sizes in brown, black
and oray-ribbed Weaves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-17
$l2 to $3.50 Silk
G0xynS SASS

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radlum silk and orsps back satin.
ba%<au and v.neck models with hem
stitched and tucked yokes-peach,
orchid, white and flesh color.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-17
PUMPS
$lz.W' Puznps
$lo.0o Pumps
500 Oxfords

Puunpe kid trimmed.
70 pairs cray or black soeds and hack kid, four.
button puRnps; baby heeto.
80 pairs black suede enc. strap pumps. black calf
20 pairs black satin, svve.st.ap pumps, with low
b,sSk nss!' et.,eh heel, on. ..,,., black ,.,,,
pI Is p:,ss csosn heel pumps patent leather vamps
ia paits passnt leather. trimmed track KID, sln.
6 pairs slack calf and dark brown KID, ceioniai
tonoue pump, Cuban heoie.
n palrs biack- kid and tan can, olnOie. strap
pumpo, Cuban heels and Nseit ssloo.
g pairs brown can, t~o.sssap, pumps; Cuban
heels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-17
"a SIX Chemise. g.. 8S

IS Silk ChemiSe, $3.S5
DeautlfuI Satin and Crepe dc Chine
Envelope chemlss, dalntiest Of tai.
iored and lace trimmed styles. Flesh
color, white, orchid and peachj some
Of these slightly unused.
SIS to SIS Handmade
Crepe de Chine Gowns
$lO.B5
Z Wonderful In quality and style
entirely MISUNDERSTANDING hand
drawn yekss edged with real fiIst
iaces-bateau neoke or vide strap
styiss-the wanted shades-hesh color,
white and orchid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-17
81. and S. Crepe Kimonos
81 Of

~. ana @O NrSpS FAlInOnOS
$2.95
Very fine cotton crepe-kimono
and breakfast coat styles, trimmed
with self ruching. Wisteria, orchid
and French blue-some slightly
r1ussed. A big opportunity.
Sc Corduroy Robes, $3.95
8 Of these warm wide. vale Cor.
duroy Robss-side.t models-three.
quarter length set..n sleeves
choice Of wisterla, purple, cherry,
orchid and rose.
S6 and 81 Crepe Kimonos
SASS
More styles In fine ,box-ioom
crepe, embroidered or bound IN
satin rlbbon-kimono or eet.in
sIeeves-fine choosing from wisteria,
rose, orchid, French blue, purple and
, maize.
$3.50 to $40 Corduroy Robes
IS 80
Tuxedo and double roll collar
STYLES, set.in or kimono sleeves;
some sIde-tie styles - Wisteria,
cherry, purple, orchid-4ess than
dozen OF these fine robes In oil.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-17
Petticoats
81 Sport Bloomers. $2.05

Broken sixee and coiors In
VANITY Fair" Glove SILK Sport
Observation-Disclosures hirred cufYs and
ample reinforcement. Black, brown
and navy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-17
SO Silk Petticoats. $5.o5

Wonderful quality MilAness SILK
Jersey Petticoats - straight .ilne
styles, with seN embroidered de.
signs and motlfs-aiso fancy pieat.
ed fiounceS-value, indeed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-17
20 Felt Hats
"a Of!
500 to 1924 =,

Al colors-late models-snart
for sport coat or tailored suit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-17
ions.
Robes!
SO to SIS Handmade
Silk Chernise, $7.86

Envelope ChomIse Of fins six.
thread crepe do chine, entirely hand
made With beautiful hand. drswn
yokes-some trimmed with reel irish
Iaces and medailions-doubis faced
satin ribbon straps-hesh color, white,
orchid =.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-17
SO Silk Breakfast
Goats, $8.85

is Satin Breakfast coats-smart
side tile medsis, trimmed with cell
ehangeabie efFeets, Ia blue and black
and purple and black.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-17
Philippine H 4 On

Gowns OF fine nainsook, hand. sewsd
with lovely hand .dra\Nn Jokes; square
and v neck styles; mostly sleeveless
models.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-17

AVAA0OSO SA4A xIOChl
~ MISSES $500 AND $3.50
EVENING DRESSES, .in pow.
s ees e h... s black. vel. $500
100 MISSES $3.50 DRESSES,
IN nat crepe, satin canton,
pfinted crepe and eeoroette. in
basque, ofaped and ssraiohtiine;
beaded, embroidered and lace
20 saS 10 ,'ee .., .rlmm e1o. A,:e 81
AND LACE e10 en-
q, Misses SIS DRESSES, in
tan satin with pieatsd crepe and
S Ss.sus s.,x model In $23.75
t2s) MISSES $3.50 DRESSES,
in alpaca, roshanara. comet satin
and nat crepee; one Of 4 kind
style; tlere, rufnes, pIeAted
aprons and straishtiine models.
Rsse. powder blue, SIG. Is
t2ol @ss ANo SIS MISSES
SATIN CA INTO NJ s, FLAT
CREPE. RoSAANARA AND
PRINTED cREpES, tn straight
line and draped and BASQUE
models; BEADED. lace, ribbon and
self trimmed; tan, blue, rose,
Green black and S32. so
Is MISSES; s7s.5o SLACK
VELVET DRESSES. lace and
ribbon trimmed. basque models:
also sss beaded s 'roek. $500
"o &, Misses us SIS GREEN
VELVET DRESS, basque mod
81; ribbon trim. Gao En-
YnSO ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-17
Evening Wraps

~ sa2s JADE VELVET EVENING
WRAP, large collar and Dor. eoS m
der Of beautiful mink. dyed fur ~~OsOV
~ $235 PURPLE VELVET EVENING
, WHAr. erm'ne COL. $3.50
(3) SIS VELVET CAPE6, meadow
green with beige fox collar; shlrrsd yoke
styles with crystal bead en- <E7 Sn
oroloory.
(2) SIPS CHIFFON VELVET CAPES.
s D;ss'S"m : a"s fss":', with $6250
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-17

$50 Wrap Around cA Pink Satin BheUnul ndssd $Ass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-17

t5) s25 MISSES JERSEY
AND PLAID DRESSES. in
stra'ghtfine and two piece mod
els; tan, navy, gray, SO Sn
black and red. %~'~O
t1o) s22.5o MISSES DRESSES,
In wool crepes and flannel
straishtiine models; green. tan,
p powa'r blue $16.5O
t2o) s35 MISSES TWILL
DRESSES. in straightline and
two piece models: embroidered.
braided and putton-trimmed:
in navy and C1o ~
brown. ....-..... %Aso
(15) s25 MISSES FLANNEL
DRESSES. in strsightI.ne mod
els; button, braid and ribbon
trimmed arrnn Up; powder blue S19.75
t2o) $4s.5o-$55.oo chARMEEN
AND TWILL DRESSES, in
TERED. basque, draped and
straightline models; braid tuck
ed and embroid- S23.75
ereo. Observation-Disclosures.
~ SIS MISSES DRESSES. in
navy charrneen, in S37 S0
TERED models. ... Y0S'OV
t3) SIS MISSES DRESSES, in
charmeen, straishtlIne and tier
trimmed $4S.5O
~ $3.50 MISSES TAN
TWILL DRESS. in straightiine
model, pieated pan $500
els, braid trimmed. P0O.OO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-17
Insisting Upon a Complete Clearance Of
Sweaters! Knitted Suits!

39.6S tl6er Sweaters
A.05
Sleeveless vsstses and Cluster
0uttenino Golf Coats-faney
blocked fronts smart and
lovely color comb nationsl
$3.50 and $l8.50 Vicuna
Sweaters, $8.85
SIip.on styles. with deep
vestee fronts and tuxedo COL
lars - beautifully tailored
siiehtly brushed effect-a few
brushed vicuna coatees-shades
Of tan. f..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-17

SIS Leather Bags, SO

Mostly pouch shapss-aIi fine
feathers, pin seal and morocco
caif-bro~n, black, tan and gray;
fancy silk lining. "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-17
$40 Beaded Bags, SASS

Large 0rAwstrin0 Bags, very
: finely beaded In rich Oriental col.
orinos-Nnishsd With beaded tas.
sci or fringe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1924-02-17
Misses Coats

Goats. suits, frocks, and evening W.
apparel at end-of-the-season pricesf
Evening star., 1924-01-03
ADJUSTMENTS n!
Basil Sydney in Peer Gynt'

rPeer Gynt,". Ibsen's dramatic poem,
presented by, the Theater Guild at
Polits last night was a performance
of surpassing beauty. Every element
or ef.o the greatnesAt Of this classic Of
in the uniYarsality of the application
Of its theme, was vitally present in
the excellent work ,of the large cast
and dsinterpreting Ibsen is a difficult
task. One can venture the. suggestion
that the Theater Guilds performance
Is. at least, equal to the best.
Basil Sydney's Peer is a thing of
beauty. AS the flaming youth, with
his doctrine of self alone, a dreamer
Of wild, Irrational dreams-as the
midHe-aged Peer. who had achieved
the material of his dreams of youth
STRICKEN old man. Sydney was superb.
peer Gynt" is the product of the
Ibsep conviction that worship of self
leads straight and sure to abysmal
depths of despair.
Basil Sydney's 'tPeer Gynt" rode
vividly through life. crushing, rend-
ing, annihilating all that stood in
the sway of.attainment,o of. his. dream
of monumental selfShness-to find in
the aend that his achievement was
utterly valueless-and TO turn, old
and "tragically broken, to Solveig.
love. of his youth, the symbol of
faith.
Zita Johann, as S0lteig. and Mamie
Griffen, as Ase, interpreted their diff
cult .roles excellently.
The only flaw in the performance
wastoutside the footlights.
The weather may have been the
reason. At any rate, it is unfortunate
should not have touched more Wash
ingtonfanS.
Evening star., 1924-01-03

for every character. The problem OF
the performer is to elicit that SYM
pathhy, whatever the role, whether
the staying Giovanni, the betraying
fate-doomed Francesca, the poison
vending Pulci. In their work last
night the members of the Rams Head
group proved their capacity to win
the audience in such taxing combi-
nation of appeals.
mands the fullest admiration for his
presentation. He read the lines with
rare significance, and at no time was
he beyond the bounds Of the spirit Of
the loving husband and brother. swept
TO- to- the point 1o.os;a of assassination Ina by
proved exceptionally attractive and
appealing in her Francesca She was
the spirit of innocent youth, and in
the finer shadings of the part she
gave evidence, already indicated in
the previous performances of the
group, of a highly artistic discrimi-
nation. Robert Bell as Paolo, ap-
pealed rather to the pity than the
sympathy of his hearers. putting into
the rendition a depth of feeling that
somewhat lessened the heroism while
it heightened the pathos Of the
tragedy.
Leona Roberts, as Lucrezia, rose to a
distinct height of dominance in the
final scene with Francesca and COM
pletely won her audience in the soft
ening of the heart of the thwarted
Anne ayes gaye " Ss Sne Sf the
ington career as ANGELA, the blind
nurse, an exceptional rendition,
worthy of study. Arthur ]. Rhodes,
as Pulci, had but brief opportunity,
utes to offer a strong. sincere char
acter. other roles were filled by
Joseph Droney. Alice Tams. Frances
Lehman, David Mearns. Daniel De
Souza and Paul Dolibart.
''Paolo and Francesca" will be re-
peated at the regular intervals OF
the Rams Head schedule until Janu-
airy 16, when "Cecily Ann" a comedy
by Bertram Bloch, will be given, for
the first time on any stage.
Evening star., 1924-01-03
LOAN GRANTED ROAD
TO STAvE OFF SALE
q. $. Judge Permits Receiver of
D. and r. G. w. to Borrow
81 $1,500,000.
NEEDED; FOR INTEREST
FOR INTEREST
0fer Said to Have Been Made by
Junior Bondholders.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DENVER, Col, January 3.--The
Denyer and Rio Grande Western rail-
road, now under federal receiver
ship was saved from possible sale on
the auction block for the second time
when United States District Judge J..
Foster Symes yesterday signed an
order permitting Receiver Thomas II.
Beacon to borrow $1,5O0,000 to be
used in paying s1.129,000 in interest
on underlying bonds" Of $4,000. 900.
the interest having fallen due Tuesday
It's understood that the offer was
made by a group of junior bond
holders. whose holdings of 31,00O,0O0
and* s1o.ooe,ooo. in. secondary mort
cages would be imperiled in the
event of a. foreclosure on default of
the interest on the senior bonds. The
court order does not name the source
OF the loan, but it is known that ap-
pparsntly pary Judge symes and Receiver
offers-one from. the junior bond
holders through the Bankers Trust
Company of New York and the New
York Trust Company, and the other
from the Western Pacific and the Mis-
souri, Pacific railroads, according to
reports.
Second Mortgages.
The Western Pacific and the Mis-
souri, Pacific are said to hold approXi-
mately SS,000,00 in second mortgages
of the Rio Grande road.
Altion of Judge Symes in allowing
acceptance of the loan. also will en-
able the road to pay other interest
falling due between now and June !
1t was said.
Judge Symes explained that the
loan will enable the road to proceed
under receivership plans with the
rehabilitation program which,, at Its
inception, involved approximately
S16,o0O,0O0
Acceptance of the loan will have nc
bearing whatever on the proposed
plan Of refinancing the road which
was approved recently by the Inter
state Commerce Commission, Judge
Symes saids' The plan is being op-
posed by the state of Colorado.
Evening star., 1924-01-03
Rams Head Players Open Season
in "Paolo and Francesca.

A'second season, was inaugurated
last night at their Playhouse by the
Rams Head PLAYERS. who gave wash
year with their most ambitious and in
some respects most artistic produc-
tions. Stephen Phillips "Paolo and
Francesca" imposes severe exactions
upon any groups of actors. It's ply
sicalsdemands in the matter of setting
are exigent; it's requirement in the
interpretation are severe. In both re-
spects the Rams Head Players meas
ure Well and the production they have
now given is to be rated an artistic
success.
This old, old story, so beautifully
told by Stephen Phillips. is singular
in that there is basis for sympathy
Evening star., 1924-01-03
SUES FOR DIVORCE.

Hamill L. Nicholson, former motor
cycle policeman. attached to the ninth
precinct, has filed a suit for an obsolute
divorce. from Marie A. p. Nicholson.
He charges misconduct and names CO.
respondent.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-10-04

.IBoaon-Bright eyed Susan Co6eau
winner of first prizef as Miss Haver
hill" in the recent National Beauty
Contest Is q secret bride, but school
board says she must return because
she must learn something else be-
sides two hearts beating ss one.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-10-04

FONT IiLDtN GETS LARGEST c. F. GUNS.
Fo liden N 1.-TWO of the largest coast defense guns
in u S A. were tried out at Fort Tiden Rocnaway Point
recently The guns are Of sixteen inch bore and hl pro-
jecile weighing 24O0 pounds.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-10-04
HOW THEY KEEP COOL IN HONOLULU.

onouu-Ane excellent view of the surf board swim
ming championships at Wank Beach, where Duke Kahan-
amoku champion at this event. defended his aures He is
in the foreground his suhboard marked with the title Duke
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-10-04
ROYAL VISITOR SETTING PRESS IN NOTION.

New York-The Prince of Wales about to press the button
that started the third machine Of the Herald Tribune newspaper
battery during his visit at the plant recently He visited two
newspaper plants Museum Of Natural History and school
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-10-30
ACE HIGH BOYS

The Dance Of Kings and Queens,
sponsored by the Aces, is on the mind
of every one that knows the pleasures
of dancing amid Il display of beautiful
scenery to the bcwildering tones Of Sir
George Hancock.
The Ace High Boys have searched
far and wide to secure the best that
is to be had. and now every thing has
been perfected The things that will
he witnessed Mt this gorgeous affair
will he fit for any king and queen.
The Coronado palace, as beautiful as
it is, will be even more SO when it is
decorated by the Aces. who have been
ordered by the king to make a display
more elaborate than has ever been
viewed by ye knights and ladies fair.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-10-30
THE o. W. l.. CLUB

Just one week more and then the
big night, November o. If you haven't
your date don't wait. The Owl Clubs
Supreme Armistice dance is the next
of the season at Coronado club. Get
in on this most wonderful evening of
dancing and the biggest fun fest ever
held.
Featuring the Famous Chicago Blue
Coat Orchestra, one of the finest dance
orchcstras obtalnable. music OF the
kind every orchestra strives to pro-
duce, but which few can, will keep the
crowI on the hop all evening. To
dance to a faultless orchestra is every
ones ambition and the Chicago Blue
Coats are Incompatible when it comes
TO real syncopation.
Don't forget this is the next dance,
and the date is Sunday. November
9th. Coronado club for that big Arm
istice dance.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-10-30
THE JUNIOR ORDER or B'NAI
B'kTM

The Junior Order of P'nai Birth
will give the first and probably the
last public eScmplification Of the ritual
10 the members Of the I. q. u. II.
and the brotherhood Of Temple Eman-
ucl and their ladies, Monday evening
November 3rd ut +. NJ. at Temple
Enamel 10th and Pearl streets.
This work which will include study
classes, dramatic work, big brother and
other branches OF boy work will be
made part OF the regular Junior Il.
II. activities gives every promise of
being one OF the hest services the order
has ever rendered humanity, The ritual
was written by Milton NJ Schayer,
and adopted by the District Grand
Lodge.
The work Of the Junior order Is
designed to bc Of especial interest to
Jewish boys between the ages Of fifteen
and twenty one.
The program Monday night will be
given at the Temple by courtesy of the
Brotherhood Of Temple Emanuel. A
record crowd Is anticipated.
Mr.. A. II. Cowen is president of Den
yer Lodge No. III and Mr. Il. NJ Eisen-
drath is president OF Temple. Emanuel
Brotherhood,
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-10-30
HONOR LUDWIG. FRAN
JEW, FIRST SOLDIER KILL
ED IN WORLD WAR.

Berlin-Ceremonies at the occasion
o: the unveiling of the monument in
honor of Ludwig Frank began today in
Mannheim.
Ludwig Frank, Jew, was a mem
ber of the German Parliament and the
leader fthe Socialist Party He was
the first German soldier to fall in the
World War
The memorial ceremonies, which will
last for two days. will he attended by
Koehler the President of Baden; Gen
cral Daimlin; Ex-Chancellor Wirth :,
Former President of the German
Reischstag, Loeb; and thousands of re.
puhlicanS
Followers Of Adolph Hitler today
besmirched the posters announcing the
memorial services in honor of Frank.
The monument is being carefully guard
ed by the police in order to protect
it against attacks.