davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1925-04-09
Bed Sets
Special at $3.85

A cleanup of 1S5 Imported
and Domestic Lace Bed Sets
that formerly sold for s7.95
to S17.95. There are / to S of
a kind and include such
laces as Irish point. Marie
Antoinette and bobbinet.
Some are slightly soiled
from handling. others clean
and fresh. Good, washable
grades in a nice assortment
of patterns.
kann s-Third Floor
Evening star., 1925-04-09
Home Fittings

Small lot of Armure Tapestry
Table Runners, Radiator Hood
Covers for Ford cars, Portiere
Strips. Imported Table Covers,
Velour Pieces, Cretonne Pillow
Slips, etc. Regularly sc to
s1.25. Special Friday, 90
each -.....'.'.'
so Continental Screen Doors.
walnut finished frames, filled
with fine black wire. Sizes
sOx7s and s21s0. S1.94
Special. each .....
Ito Round Pillows, covered
with light or dark Gre AOo
tonnes. Special, each. /S
80 Cretonne Folding Screens.
3-fold styles. $4.s5 co 20
values. Special, each PO'o)
so Cretonne-covered Bar Har-
bor Chair Cushions. Light and.
dark colerings. Filled with
Kapok. s1.45 and
$1.95 values. Special, cI OO
each ..... pA'oO
so star" Brand Porch Shades,
feet wide. made of fine bass
wood Stats. Regu-
larry 't45. Special S3.77
each ..............
loo yards of Curtain and
Drapery materials; remnant
lengths. Csc to 75c val VE
ues. Special, a yard. c
g bolts Rufied Scrim and
Lace-edged Marquisette. 35c
ond AEc uaIneS Sne- IN
ciaI Friday, yard. 80. AoS
200 High grade w i n d o w
Shades. Seconds" of CSC and
s1.25 grades. Two colors.
Sizes 3 TT. wide by . TT. 3
inches long. Special AOo
Friday, each ......h....
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-09
Luggage /:
(FLoOr Samples

5 Steamer Wardrobe Trunks.
Were s22.eo. Spe- &17,OO
ciaI Cpl S.OU
- Regulation w ard b
Trunks, with raised open tops,
u v equipped.
Were $4,000 spe- S23OO
cial PSosOo
3 Wardrobe Trunks, fully
equipped. Were
$1,000. spe J. $1,000
eaCn
a Wardrobe Trunks, fully
equipped. w T &QQ M
$50. Special, each %cVo
lis Black Enameled Suit
Cases, with shirred top pocket.
IS and 20 inch sizes. @C CE
Special, each .......
Third Floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-09
.Silver-Plated
Tableware. lie Ea

Discontinued patterns and odd
pieces, including , teaspoons,
tablespoons. medium forks,
medium knives, butter knives.
sugar shells, cold meat forks,
pie servers and cream ladies.
Kann' 's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-09
Linen

Pure Linen Hemstitched Ia
BILE Sets of excellent quality
silver bleached damask and
consisting of cloth. size 56x72
inches. and six 15-inch napkins
tornn' to match, ansois; Neat sni pat 81. rs
-Pure-linen Toweling Crash.
full width, heavy weight and
very absorbent quality.
Regularly Csc. Special. 7Oc
NaTO
White Turkish Bath Towels,
22x44 inches. Extra heavy quail
ity. double thread towels. 90
Special Friday, each.... c/C
Fancy Turkish Towels, extra
heavy. with novelty jacquard
borders. Size 26x52 Regu-
larly Sac Spe la |, ~
each ScC
Kann' 's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-09
Remnants of Dress
Goods. $l.29 Yd.

40 to 81 inch Wool Dress
Goods, in black and all the
popular colors for Spring.
They are regular $3.50 ito
$500 values, and in len gths
from / Il to 31z yards.
kann's-Street Floor,
Evening star., 1925-04-09
Umbrellas.

Remnants of Colored Silk
and Gloria Umbrellas, in all
the pretty popular colors
and with various styled
handles, Special 90 70
each .....--. ~~
Kann' Street Floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-09
Silk & Rayon
Hosiery
fSeconds)
SOC Pair

They are made with
seamless feet, mercerized
tops. soles, heels and toes.
Slightly imperfect. but
nothing to impair their
wear.
The colors are:
Gray, Nude, Peach,
canary, Rugb by- 7 n,
Beige, Russian Tan, East
wind, French Nude,
Black and White.
Kann' Street Floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-09
.Jewelry

la Vanity Cases with
enamel fronts in assorted
colored stripe effects, and
fitted with lipstick, rouge.
compact and large mirror.
Silk strap handle. Were
s100. S p &c a 90.
100 Single Compacts, with
enamel tops in assorted col
ors. Regularly soc. DE-
Special, each .-.... ~oS
IL Pairs Sterling Silver
Cuff Links with hard enamel
fronts, in a beautiful as
sortment of colors. Regu-
larly $1.00. Special, a 20.
pair
-150 Chokers, of cut beads
or indestructible pearls, in
white and pastel shades.
Regularly soc. Spe- 90
kann' 's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-09
Knit Underwear

-Womens Step-ins of rayon
with elastic at waist and wide
knees. Pink, orchid, peach,
maize. Slightly soiled. Odd
siz S. Sp ecial, 6Oo
each
-WomenS Cotton Ribbed Vests
in built-up shoulder and bod
ice styles. Regular 35c quail
ity. Sizes 36 to A. CS
Special, each ..........
Kann's-Street Floor. !.
Evening star., 1925-04-09
Dresses

Home Frocks, made of ging-
ham, chambray. linene and Jap
crepe, in straight styles and
wrap-around models, in neat
plaids, checks and plain colors.
Sizes SO to. 46 in the lot, but not
in each style. Formerly s1.s5
to $2.s5. Fri day, @1k7
Cholce
&C n & h m and Chambray
Dresses. in LAiglon and Queen
make style: Dresses for home
or street wear. Trimmed in f1let
edge, hand embroidery and
drawn work collar and cuffs. In-
cIuded in this lot are many
samples. Colors are pink. blue,
peach, orchid. green and brown,
combined with plain colors.
Formerly Ss.s5 to cC or
s495. Choice 49, %S'/c
Smart Wooden Dresses of
French flannel, wool jersey,
plaid worsted, striped flannel,
plaid flannel. Made in tailored
straightline styles, with round
and roll collars, self belts, short
and long sleeves, in a good
range OF sizes For
meriy $7.95 to s14.s5, &S n0
ioT
Evening star., 1925-04-09
COrsets, Cirdles, Etc.

-63 Rubber Reducing Corsets,
odd lot of large sizes. $1,000
and sl0.75 values. 90 Or
Special, each ....... %&'|c
80 Rubber Reducing Corsets,
odd lot large sizes.
500 10 ss-7S values, $l.05
-35 Odd Corsets, laced and
girdle styles. $3.50
to $1,000 values. spe- &2 OK
cial, each ....... ~c' ~
so Odd Laced Corsets and
Girdles. $500 to $500
Qualities assh Special $2.95
5dCn
--45 Odd Laced Corsets and
viu.ss' valuess Special so.Yu 10 each each $l.95
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-09
Floor Coverings

-Sx10 and SKIP IT. Fiber and
Grass Rugs, including Kimlark,
Rattania, Crex de Luxe. Marie
Antoinette, etc, in the best col
orings and designs. About so
in the lot, and formerly $1795
to s24s5. Special S1105
Friday, each. at. @A' ~
About 80 Congoleum and Wal
tona Rugs, sizes ax7a TO 9x12
#. sizes. Slightly soiled Some
with borders, others
with t. Special c. or
Friday. each ....... ~c'/o
10 Grass Rugs, sx12-ft. size.
Slightly damaged. s6.s5 val
ues- Friday. your @C 90
choice ...... 3A.11
"a Administer Rugs, 6xs feet.
We, Were SIS sis''S' spe- $500
II Administer Rugs, sx12 size.
We, Were ss,l sst,sS. spe- $500
-S Seamless Brussels Rugs,
sx12-ft. size. Were
s27.45. Special Fri cIO on
ud+ tdCH :"
3 Sea mIess ArtIoom Rugs,
9xI2-ft. size Were
$500. Fri d ay, cSE RA
each .......-.-..-.
IS Worsted Wilton Rugs.
9x19-ft. size Were
slas.oo. SIP, Fri "y' $500
Regular sac Cold Seal Con-
goieum. 3 yards wide. Rem
nant lengths Several patterns
can be matched, and many
pieces are good rug size. some
as large as 9x12 ft.
Special, a yard, Fri a.
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1925-04-09
Leather Goods

-lS6 Handbags, in black
and colors, of assorted leath-
ers and styles. These have
never sold before for less
.aeh .aeh Si,'' i spseiai' $l.OO
40 Beaded Bags in under
the-arm style. Originally
ss.y', aay' each spee'a' Fiji $I.lo
40 Beaded Bags, in under
fhe-arm style. Regularly
each, each ] sp e c l. $l.05
-15 Pint Size. Imported
Vacuum Bottles. put up in
corrogated aluminium cases.
Regularly Csc. Spe- sn-
cial. each ... cOC
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-09
Toilet Goods

100 Cans Buttons Dusting
Powder. Regularly %.
SOC. Special, a can. ~
SO Bottles Lilac Vegetal
and Eau de Quinine. Regu-
larly s5c. Special, a 0Oo
bottle ....,.......
Ill Bottles Imported Per-
fumes in assorted odors.
Were s1.O0. Special a 90
hottie OUC
-75c Hairbrushes in as
sorted styles. Originally s1.59
to $3.50. Special, CT M
each ........... ~AOo
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-09
Gowns, Aprons, Etc.

--24 Crepe de Chine Gowns.
Honey and white trimmed with
lace. Regularly s4.s5. GO Or
Friday, each ...... %c'~ ~
SO Pongette Bungalow Aprons
solid colors trimmed with. bias
folds of contrasting colors.
Regularly '2,s5. spe- S7.05
cial. each ...... %A'~o
so Gowns made of soft mus
lin in slip-over style. Short
sleeve or sleeveless. Flesh and
white. Regularly 79c. 1Oc
Special
10 Gathered Belt Reversible
Aprons made of good quality
sheeting. Pocket on either
side side, Regularly 1925 63c
-36 Extra Size Envelope Che
mise, made of soft muslin, f..
trimmed with lace or embroid-
cry. Regularly s226. &1 40
. Special, each ....@ Wv
--4S Extra Size Corset Covers,
trimmed with lace or en-
broidery. Regularly s6c IOc
to s1.5o. Special, each T|C
"a Batiste Boomers, extra
size. Trimmed with embroid-
cry, inserting and edges.
Regularly '2.oo. spe- $l.40
-S6 Brown Sateen Princess
Slips. with camisole tops.
Extra size. Regular CT 40
ly So. Special, each. SI.4S
-75 White Sateen Skirts with
double panel back and front
hem. Extra size.
Regularly $500. Spe- CT AA
ciaI, each ....... pA.f1
Kann's-Second Floor.
Laces
Remnants of Embroideries in
widths from to 4 inches.
Edges and insertions both
- n d d. Special. a O.
&c to Sc Linen Torchon and
ClVny Laces. in various e.
patterns. Special, a. yard. "
-All-metal Lace Flouncing. Is
TO 36 inches wide. and regu-
larly $3.50 to $3.50. c1 IN
Special, yard go. pA'oo
Mann S-Street f1oor.
Sheets, Pillowcases
and Other DOmestics
--Bleached Sheets, S3x90 size
tbefore hemming). specially
priced for Friday, &1 OO
eacn
-Unbleached Pillowcases, sex
36-inch size (before hemming),
note the fact that these are
smaller than the aver tx
age size cases. IOC
Queen Anne Double-bed Rip
plette Spreads and Throws, in
combinations of unbleached
grounds with stripes of blue.
rose, gold and orchid. About
35 only I'm the lot, and all good
quality. Fri day 90 90
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-09
.Sports-Untrinmed
Hats, $500
$2.95 to $500 Values

Hats for every occasion. trimmed
trimmed and sports models. offered Friday
at the very low price Of $2.69 each They
jns the seasons smartest colors and
shapes. and include styles for matron
and miss and In sizes for large and
bobbed heads.
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-09
Silks iessas fsid"y $l.OO Yard
Regularly $I.25 to $500

@ 800 yards of Plain and Fancy Silks in all the good colos
for Spring and offered Friday the
of $1.W yard. Included
& -36-inch AH.sk Washable Rndium
-33Iinch AU.sk Washable CoLored Pongee
-36-inch knitted Rayon Bengalne
-33.inch Henpy NatuaLCoLor Japanese Pongee
--36-inch Plaid Silk Homespun
-36.inch Ttootone Silk Homespun
-32-inch Stripe AHsilk Shirtings
kanns-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-09
Handkerchiefs

900 Handkerchiefs, including
all linen and wolfe in plain
white and novelty effects.
Slightly mussed. Regular Csc
to soc values Special, 10
t3 for 50cb
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-09
Housewares .

I!OuSCWdICS
-s5 Dolly Trays.
Regularly $1.ss. Spe- CT 40
cial, each
-27 3-piece Carving Sets. in a
box. Regularly $2.ss. CT 90
Special, q set 49,. %A'/o
Il Water Cooler Refrigerator.
Was ss1.ss. Special S2l.08
-65 Griswold Brand High
frame Waffle Irons. Regu-
larly s1.ss. Special, c7 40
each
Il All-white Porcelain Gas
Ranss; Faaa;s; Was V; 'il4's' S94.98
10 Lamps, base and shade
complete. w r e coo 90
s2s.sS. Special, each %HE.1O
Table Oilcloth, seconds"
plain white and colors, o.
Friday, a yard ......... A1O
Splice Aluminium Saucepan
Sets. /, 2 and, 2h quart HSc
pans. Special, a set. -. Wv
-22 Wrought Iron Bridge
Lamps, with pretty
a s. Special, @0 40
eacn
-1s-piece Decorated Cottage
Sets. Special, a @7 20
set ........
Evening star., 1925-04-09
Radiex Records
l0c Each

500 Regular 35c Double-face
Radiex Records. Thirty diff
ferent titles including some of
the newest dance hits, standard
violin selections, marches and
Hawaiian guitar pieces.
kann's-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1925-04-09
'Neckwear

Figured Crepe de Chine
Scarfs in novelty and floral de-
signs and finished with hand
knotted fringe. Regular S2.25
to s2.s5 values. Spe- @1 o.
c;aI Friday $ls1
Cleanup of Odds and Ends
of Neckwear left from recent
sales and consisting of lace.
organdY and linen collar and
cuff sets, organdy vest o.
ees, etc. Special at. -. ~
Street Floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-09
Couches,
Mattresses. Etc.


lis Drop-side Couch Pads.
Were $685. Special S4.95
each ..............
- Felt and Hair Mattresses.
were s27,45 and $29.95. Twin
and three quarter
bed sizes. Special $3.50
each .........,
-12 Folding Metal Cots with
link springs. Spe- &1 CE
cial, Friday. y.....
-1S Layer Felt Mattresses, all
sizes. sizes; Were sl4.s5' SlO.5O
-3 Englander Couches with
pad. pad Slightly isi I'll so.s soiled. $1,000
. Sliding Couches with pad.
we, Wsrs r,,asn sl1sS; sDe- $1,000
4 White Enamel Bed. full size.
Was $7.s5. Enamel Is @1 IN
clipped. Friday. $f.OO
3 Wood finished Beds with
Spring. Twin and double sizes.
sss wsre .aaa Sass. Fri $1,000
pOSlSF w OOu beu,
twin size, was
$3.50. Special, Fri GOO IN
day ..........
s-Third Floor.
Yelling
Remnant Lengths of Veilings,
nothing under z of yard.
Black and colors in plain and
fancy meshes and dotted
effects. Specia a Il
Lengths for 2Sc
Yelling Department
kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1925-04-09
Hosiery

-
POO pairs Pure Silk Hose,
full fashioned and with mer-..
cerized tops and soles. Black.
gray, pigeon. African, Moscow
and pheasant. Broken sizes.
l, Regular s. quality $l.35
Children Rayon and Cotton
Half-length Socks. Broken
sizes and colors. Special, 1Oc
a pair ,............
kann' s-Street Floor.
Art Goods
--15 women,s Ready-made and
Stamped Overblouses OF excel
lent quality white pongette.
Very easy design. Sizes 36 to
AZ. Regularly $2.25. CT IN
Special, each ......
Odd Lot Children's Stamped
and Ready-made Dresses, Bon
nets and Rompers. Spe- CEc
cial, each .......-.......
Nah jong and Card Table
Covers stamped on tan mate
rails and finished with black
tape. Regularly S125. S0c
Special, each p. ...... oS
-Children's Stamped Bibs of
good quality and size; also
stamped colored handkerchiefs,
stamped in easy designs.
Regularly Csc. Special, 10o
each ...... ... Nv
Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1925-04-09
White Goods
Remnants, Zoe and
Csc Qualities
l7c Yard

Remnants of white goods
consisting OF long cloth. main
sock and pajama checks, all
36 inches wide. and very spe-
cially priced for Friday.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1925-03-18

German shoes are being worn eN-
tensively in Canada.
Evening star., 1925-03-18

Continued in Tomorrow's Starr
Evening star., 1925-03-18

tion and all that it involved, there
was no change in his impassive face.
The web of his plan was broken.
Like some accurate machine, his
brain picked up the loose raveled
threads and wove them into a new
combination.
Molloy himself was no loss. His
place could be filled a dozen tim
lover. AS to any harm that he could
do, unless he had gone straight to
the police, he could be reached
reached and silenced. And Ember
knew his Molloy. He would not go
straight to the police. II he meant
| to sell them, he would set about 1t
with certain regard for appear
ances. There would be pourparlers,
some dexterous method of approach
which would save his face and leave
him an emergency exit. Ember
| checked over in his mind the four or
| five places to which Molloy might
have retreated. Then there was the
money. That they must have; but
Molloy, once found, could be scared
into giving 1t up.
Ember let his eyes travel around
| the laboratory. The lists lay upon
| the bench where Jane had put them
not five minutes before. He frowned
and picked them up, stared at them
| and frowned more deeply still. They
| had been folded and refolded, doubled
into a small package since he had last
| handled them. Who had done It?
| The sheets had been smooth from the
| typewriter when he gave them to
Molloy. They had been handled and
| creased, with the creases that come
/ from tight folding. Had Molloy
| meant to take them with him, and
then at the last moment been afraid
1t looked like il. He turned over the
| pages, counting them. Suddenly his
| eyes fixed. his fingers frightened their
hold. There was a fresh smudge OF
Evening star., 1925-03-18

ink on the top of the fifth page-a
smudge so fresh that the blue ink
had not yet turned black. That
meant two things: Molloy had cop
led the lists before he left, and he
had only been gone an hour or two
that at the outside, probably less.
In the moment that passed before
Ember laid the papers down. Mr.. Mol
10y received his death sentence as
duly and irrevocably as IL it had
been pronounced by an Assize judge
in scarlet and ermine, white wig and
black cap.
Ember gave just little nod, opened
a safe that stood in the corner, push
ed the papers into it, and pocketed
the key.
1t was a little later that he found
the first spot of candle grease. 1t
was halfway up one of the side pas
sages, on the spot where Jane had
| been standing when he and Molloy
entered the laboratory the evening
| before. He looked at it for a long
time very thoughtfully before he
| took his torch and proceeded to a
| systematic search of the passages.
Continued in Tomorrow's Starr
Evening star., 1925-03-18
FORESEES REUNION
/ OF D|V|DEDFORCES
Lecturer on Christian Sci
enCe Says Church Eventual
! y viii Have One Banner.

Reunion of IAN opposing majority
OF Christian Scientists with the ad
vancing minority who form the
Church of the New Generation is
foregone conclusion" it was declared
by Annie c. Bell, lecturer, in an ad-
dress on Scientific Democracy and
Its Relation TO Health" at the Church
of Our Father, Thirteenth and l.
streets.
The organization of the Christian
Science Parent Church of the New
Generation" the speaker said has
suddenly brought scientific democracy
on to the platform of Christian Sci
ence demonstration, and on a scale
large enough to impress humanity
with a genuine recognition of the
world scope of operative Christian
Science.
Democracy Popular Ideal
There is little doubt that democ-
facy is today popular ideal of right
government, and the thinker may
well question If any other plan is pos
sible. Occupants of the highest gov
ernmental positions, from a king on
his throne to the leader of the small
est civilized tribe, hold office only by
authority derived from the common
consent of the governed.
The dominant power of the COM
mon consent over a community is un-
questionable. But it raises the issue
of how TO deal with situation in
which the weight of that consent has
been put into the scale of a positive
wrong. This, the greatest problem
OF government, has now been
solved in Christian Science. 1t is il
fustrating the method by which the
circumference of governing common
consent of the greatest number can
be impelled to rise to the higher
level of it's true center. in consonance
with the universal design.
Brings Scientific Evolution.
This impulsion caused the scien-
tl1c evolution of the Church of the
New Generation. The wider circle of
common consent to the essential fact
is assured by the natural fulfllment
of the vital functions of the public
press"
Evening star., 1925-03-18
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ofJdne eSmith B, s1re vi, IA we rs,rros1a

one of the most serious which l have
ever had to deal with Sir William
is not involved, but Sir William has
become incompetent to control his
household and incapable of perceiving
that dangerous conspiracy is being
carried on under his roof. It's not
only the matter Of the stolen for
mula Your report of a hidden labo-
ratory certainly tends to corroborate
the very grave allegations made by
Miss Molloy. A situation so entirely
serious justifles me in demanding the
sacrifice of your personal feelings
and inclinations. repeat, Lady
Heritage and Miss Molloy must leave
Luttrell Marches today. I don't care
what inducements you use. They
must leave. 1 believe you can get
them to leave. l don't believe
any one else can. 1 am OBTAINING Sir
William in town-it was not difficult
to do so. What more natural than
that his daughter should join him.
My wife is expecting Miss Smith to
pay us q visit There must be no de-
lay OF any kind. You understand,
Luttrell?"
There was short tense pause,
Anthony stood as he had been stand
ing all the time that Sir Julian talked.
He looked moodily out of the window.
Now and then his face twitched, now
and then he moved his hands with a
Evening star., 1925-03-18
Continued from Yesterdays Starr

I'D like just to put a Hypothetical
case to you," he said. Government
puts a certain very important and
confidential piece of work into Nthe
hands of an eminent man, man Of
European reputation and unblemished
probity. Evidence comes to hand of
things entirely incompatible with the
secrecy and other conditions which
were an honorable obligation. Worse
suspicious of illegality and con-
spiracy. Cumulative evidence. Ar
rests. A public trial. Now, my dear
Luttrell, can you tell me what would
happen to the government which had
displayed such Incompetence as, first,
to commit a vital undertaking to a
person capable of betraying 1t; and,
second, of permitting the consequent
scandal to become public property in
such a manner as to make this coun-
try a laughing-stock in the eyes of
the world? It's not a question that
requires a great deal of answering,
is it?"
"Sir William is not involved" said
Anthony harshly.
My dear Luttrell, I was putting
hypothetical case. But If you wish
to talk without camoufiage / will do
so-for five minutes. l will do so be-
cause I consider that the situation is
Evening star., 1925-03-18
BASSO DEFENDS WOMAN.

NEW YORK, March 18.-Leon
Rother, Metropolitan Opera basso,
took the witness stand yesterday to
defend Mrs. Ada Remer Maracchini
from the charges in a divorce suit
brought by her husband, the French
vice consul here, that she was guilty of
a love affair with the singer.
He admitted taking a room at a
hotel here with a woman. but refused
to name her other than to deny she
was Mrs. Maracchni
Evening star., 1925-03-18
AIDED BERGD0LL FLIGHT:
STECKER PLEADS GUILTY
Chauffeur Says Draft Evader's
Mother Planned Sons Defiance
CT United States Authority.
nv tbe Agaoctsted Press.


PHILADELPHIA, March 1s.-Eu
gene Gke) Stecker, chauffeur and
companion of Grover Cleveland Berg
doll, Army deserter. on the latter
flight from this country to Germany,
yesterday pleaded guilty to aiding
Bergdoll before Federal Judge Dick
inson Sentence was deferred.
According to Stecker's counsel, Mrs,
Emma BergdolI. mother Of Grover,
engineered the entire affair and told
Stecker that If he did not assist
Grover to escape Grover would Kill
one of those soldiers" who were
guarding him on his search for pot
of gold" supposedly buried In Mary
land before the draft evaders original
capture.
1t was emphasized that Stecker had
reueatedIy, while in Germany urseu
BergdoH to return and face punish
ment.
German shoes are being worn eH-
Evening star., 1925-03-18
Eskimos Get Ice Cream.

Modern industry has held out it's
temptations to the Eskimos in the
Far North at last. Ice creams of
every popular flavor are being ship
ped to the Eskimos now from Mont
real, and the market, when developed,
is expected to be a large one.