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Evening star., 1927-11-29

/ (2o0) Shirts and BIouses,
/ damaged and soi:ed; sizes s
| to 16. Former 69c to 1Eo
| s1.o0 grades AoC
! First Floor.
| (216) Shirts and 6Iouses,
perfect and irreoulars; some
soiled; collar attached; sizes
/ 6 to 16. Former 79c to 2Oc
| $3.50 grades. .......... ~"
/ (120) Pajamas, striped out
ing flannel; perfect; sizes a
to 6. Former $1.29 and EOc
$3.50 grades. ....... ~
(72) knickerbocker Pants.
perfect and irreguIars; also
straight knee pants;
sizes a to IA years; 6ec 2Oc
value ...............
(227) Odd Vests, of suitins
mixtures and navy blue serge;
sizes s to 16 years.
Former 75c to $3.50 1Oc
(25) Suits. three piece
| models. with knickers or long
les; sizes 6 to is years.
a,os. rormer $500 $3.50
(50) School Suits, three
/ piece models; with knickers;
sizes to II years. GO SO
Former $3.50 grades. %o'oO
(12) "Stout" Suits, sizes ia
to 1e years; three piece vest
models; some with golf and
long pants. Former
sr.S:: s1S:s0 to s2''So $4.95
(72) Two pants Vest Suits,
neat mixtures; sizes 7 to II
| years; $9.75 to $3.50 &z 20
/ (22) High School Suits, with
two pairs Of long pants, or
| golf and Iongies; neat mix
tures; sizes ID to 18 years;
$14.75 to $3.50 @7O 20
(13) Long Pants Suits, all
wool materials: sizes II to is
| years. Former $500 cH =C
h (;0tdpnhPrn's-lSP lOvr CLnrva Acc,
Evening star., 1927-11-29
LANDMARK TORN DOWN.
Correspondence of the Associated Press.

Correspondence of the Associated Press.
SAN JOSE, Calif.-The Minahan
House. which was taken to pieces and
brought from Chicago to San Jose in
lS49, and reassembled here. has been
torn down to make room for a gaso.
line station. The clapboard structure,
constructed of Wisconsin pine. was
token down the river by steam
packet to New Orleans. shipped by
steamer around Cape Horn to San
Francisco and completed its journey
to San Jose by OK cart. 1t stood here
II years and was one of the la nd
marks of Spa niSh daNs.
Evening star., 1927-11-29
Clean Ssveeb Sale of
SILKS

36.ineh Black Satin De Chine,
rich satin-face quality; for
dresses, etc. Regular O0c
$1.39 grade for. ~OC
40 Inch AIl-silk Canton Crepe,
extra heavy handsome quality;
malaga. pineneedIe and navy
b Tue, Regular $500 Cd 20
40-inch Sport Satin, a high
grade, satin-face rayon quality;
in white, black and wanted col.
ors. Regular $1.00 grade 7Ec
35-inch Chiffon Taffeta Silk,
extra fine, pure silk quality; in
wanted eolors. Resu- CT 40
lar $500 grade for. -. %A
40-inch Velvet Brocade Chit
fons. Regular $500 &2 OK
grace TOT.
GOIdenberg 's-First FlOOr.-Charge
Evening star., 1927-11-29
Clean Ssceeb Sale Of
Ginghams and
DOneSticS

(35 Pcs.) 36-inch Heavy Outing
Flannel, light grounds in neat
checks and stripes; heavy, dou-
BILE fleece quality. Resu- 76r
lar 25c grade for. ........ oC
32-inch English Prints, in neat
styles and colors; for children's
frocks, women's house dresses
and aprons; fast colors. CIc
Regular 35e grade for.
32-inch Dress Ginghams, in
wanted h C k S; close woven,
soft finish quality; fast
colors. Regular 19e grade 11c
32-inch Woven Rayon Madras.
light grounds in colored woven
stripes; for mems shirts, boys
blouses, etc. Regular 35e CEc
grace IOT
54x54 OiIcloth Table Covers,
printed on Sanitas oiIcloth; slight
seconds; fast colors. 11c
Regularly 69c, for. .....
G0idenberg's-First Floor.
Charge Accounts Invited.
Evening star., 1927-11-29
Berlin Has Many Streets of Same Name,
Honoring Bismarck, Goethe and Lindens

however, that there is a strong move
ment for abolishing all repetitions.
Another favorite street name is that
of Bismarck There are 20 streets
and squares within Greater Berlin
named after the Iron Chancellor.
Wilhelmstrasse likewise occurs 20
times. and Bahnhofstrasse Uailway
station street, even 90 times.
The linden tree seems the most
popular among Berliners, if the fire.
quency with which streets are named
after it is "A criterion. There is not
only historic Inter den Linden, but
Berlin in addition has 13 Linden
streets and 6 Linden avenues. The
chestnut is the next closest competi.
tor, with streets named in its honor.
Gneihe is annarentlN the most nnnII.
Evening star., 1927-11-29
Clean Saceeb Sale Of
Towels and Linen

5-piece c0-inch Art Linen, all
white and tan; fine round
thread grade. soc to 69c COo
~0'uGS
22x44 Double thread Turkish
Towels, absorbent weave,
for face or b a t h. SOC 90
VdtuS
22x43 AIl-white Turkish Bath
Towels, close, absorbent,
quick drying weave. 39c o.
Ndfue
Turkish 3 a til Rugs, heavy
weave, assorted dark COL co.
ors. 79c value ......... ~
GoIdenberg First Floor.
Charge Accounts Invited.
Evening star., 1927-11-29
Clean Saoeeb Sale
Curtains and
Draperies

Silk Fringe Panel Curtains, 2Ia
yards long; Shadow and Filet
Lace Curtains, 2I2 yards long,
and Ruffled Wolfe Curtains, pa
yards long. Former S1.45
$3.50 and $500 grades. '
Yard wide Rayon and Sunfast
Oraperies, plain, two tone and
combination colors. For 27o
mer SOC and $1.00 grades. ~
Heavy weight. Fast color Gre
tonnes, beautiful d les gns in
wanted coiorincs. Former CIc
4Sc and SOC grades. ...... ~
GoIdenberg's-First Floor and
Fourth FIOor.
Evening star., 1927-11-29
Clean Saceeb Sale of
Gloves

Women's 2-clasp Chamosuede
Gloves, contrasting embroidered
backs; mode, beaver, sand, gray
and cocoa. 5I2 to 81 in I7o
the lot. 79c value. rSC
Chidren's Gloves. jersey lined
one-clasp and gauntlet style,
wooIen, with long combination
color wrist; sizes to 7. liz
Assorted styles. Value SOC IL
Women's Gauntlet Style Strap
Wrist Gloves, embr d
backs; sizes 5I2 to 6Ia. To-
Value acc, for ......
Evening star., 1927-11-29
GUESTS OF VICTORIA
HAD TO EAT SWIFTLY
Lord Ribblesdale's Memoirs Reveal
Queen Ate Rapidly, So Courses
Were Speeded.

Correspondence of the Associated Press.
LONDON.-Queen Victoria was such
rapid eater that her guests had to
speed up to keep their plates from
being snatched away from them before
they were half finished.
This fact is revealed in Lord Ribbles-
dale's Impressions and Memoirs, -
which has just been published under
the authorization of his daughter,
Lady Wilson.
Queen Marie of Rumania bears a
resemblance to her distinguished
grandmother in this respect. Guests
ut the ROYAL board in Bucharest have
Evening star., 1927-11-29

54-inch AII-siIk Crepe Satin, I
and 1Na yards wide; in malaga.
midnight blue, Napoleon and
navy blue. Regular Cd 20
$3.50 grade for. ....... ~~'O|
q Pcs.) 32-inch Pongee Silk.
all-silk quality; in wanted
colors. egular SIPS 10
grade tor. ..............
us Pcs.) 32-inch Tub Silk, in
neat woven checks: all-silk quail
ity: fast coiors. Regular OQo
S1.39 grade for. ......... NV
Is Pcs.) 36-inch Faille Poplin,
in old rose, grey and orchid: rich,
brilliant quality. Regular OSo
SIPS nrade for. ~oC
(9 Pcs.) 32-inch Printed Fou-
lard Silks, in neat printings and
coIors. Regular $1.25 90
grade for. wv
Invited.
Evening star., 1927-11-29
of the Associated Press.

BERLIN.-When a traveller reaches
Berlin and, boarding taxi, asks the
chauffeur to take him to, say. No.
t2t Berlinger strasSe, he is not
little surprised to find the cabby re-
tort, But what Berliner street do you
mean?" Further discussion develops
the fact that there are not less than
a streets by this name within the
metropolis.
,ughs which at one time were indie
pendent little towns. Each of them
had n road leading to Ftrlin, and each
IF them. after incorporation with the
metropolis. insisted upon retaining
its RerlinstrasSe. This has proven
such Q nuisance in the course of lime
Evening star., 1927-11-29
1iean Saceeb Sale of
Art Goods

Odds and Ends Stamped
Goods, including UnbIeached
Aprons, Peach Wolfe Pillow Tops.
3-piece Vanity Sets, Chiidren's
Wolfe Dresses, Curtains, White
linene Scarfs, Centers and 8.
piece Buffet Sets. etc.; IT,
Csc and 39c values, for. LII
Hand embroidered Towels, en-
broidered in pretty bright coIors,
finished with narrow hem. To-
39c value, for .......... ~
Stamped Centers, Scarfs and
3-piece Buffet Sets, stamped on
cream color crash; 2 pat CSo
terms. 39c value, for. -. ~'0
Hand emb j d cred Pillow
Cases, embroidered in. attractive
oIors and designs. CT 20
$1.75 pair. for. .... @A'o|
Hand -em b 70 d Tered Linen
Searfs. finished with coIored
hem; pretty patterns; QOo
$1.o6 value. for ......... o/t
Goidenbrrc's-First Floor.
Charge Accounts Invited.
Evening star., 1927-11-29
MAY LICENSE
WOMEN AS ATTORNEYS
Ministry of Justice Considers Plan
for Presentation to
Diet,
Correspondence of the Associated Press.

Correspondence OF the Associated Press.
TOkIO.-Women are to be admitted
to the Japanese bar if a plan just
drafted by the ministry of Justice is
approved by the coming session of the
Imperial Diet.
This project. included in a revision
Of the regulations governing lawyers,
provides that women may practice law
after April ]. 1928. the beginning of
the new fiscal year. 1T is stated that
growing facilities for the education of
women and the change of thought re-
garding their rights. and. incidentally.
mentality, have led to this step.
Women will become good LAWYERS.
Evening star., 1927-11-29

the same race the late Lord Ribbles.
dale had to finish course.
OF course royalty is served first and
gets started on its food ahead of hum.
bic guests, and royal servants are
such sticklers for form that every one
has to stop eating when the ranking
member of the royal family has An.
ished a course
Evening star., 1927-11-29
Clean S,ceeb Sale of
Toilet Goods

$1.oo coty L'origan Face Pow.
der, with 60c bottle Coty
L'origan Extract. Both 7Oc
Boy Scout Pocket Knives, reg
uiation style. SIPS val. 10
ue, for &c
Cappi Compacts, with mirror,
puff and compact. $1.00 COo
value, for ............... %1C
29c Incense Burners, with box
Of Japanese incense. Both L.
for AcC
Smart Set Cold Cream. o.
Soc a jar, for ............ %fC
Oxford Toilet Soaps, from the
makers of Paimoiive soap; as.
sorted odors. TIL REE 1Oo
Combination Fountain Syringe
and Hot-water Bag. perfect
quality. Complete with Or
fittings. $3.50 value. for. ofC
Evening star., 1927-11-29
AUTOS HELD EVIL.

Correspondence of the Associated Press.
LONDON.-English home life is be-
ing killed by automobiles. People, In.
stead of wanting homes to go to, want
hotels and flats to go from.
This is the opinion of veteran Lon
don architect. c. +. Annesley Voysey,
who has been designing English
houses for SO years. He is 20 years
old.
In his younger days he was kept
busy designing houses, but with the
advent of the automobile he finds time
to plan public buildings, war memo.
rialS 1aneSlrieS aud fine cArneIs
Evening star., 1927-11-29
Clean Ssceeb Sale of
Housewares

Odd lot Of Colored Glass
Vases Compotes; assorted
styles. Regularly $1.00, IOo
for T|C
Electric Cook Stoves. 20
Regularly CSC, for. ...... O0C
Fancy Electric Lamps, small
size. Regularly $2.49, @7 40
TOT
Silver plated CandIesticks,
Flower Holders, Vases and
Dishes. Regularly SIPS 10
and STAG, for. &c
Wrought Iron Electric Bridge
Lamps, parchmentized decorated
s. : b "a es' Regularly $1.70
pG.So, TOR.
Sewing Trays, large size,
slightly marred. Regular. HOo
ly STAG, for. O|C
GOldenberg's--First Floor.
Charge Accounts Invited.
Evening star., 1927-11-29

pecially in affairs Of the heart. In
those cases in which the alleged crimi-
nails are women woman lawyers will
he found most useful because they
have more sympathy and better un-
derstanding of the motives of woman
u uninals.
Evening star., 1927-11-29
Clean Saceeb Sale of
Underwear

ChiIdren's fIeeeed cotton pants,
ankle and knee length, perfect
quality; not all sizes. SOC Or
value, for. ooC
Children's fleeced cotton union
suits, high neck, long sleeves,
ankle pants; small size 1Sc
only. 69c value, for. -. roC
Small lot Of Misses SLIGHT
fleeced cotton union suit, low
neck, short sleeves; not 6Oc
all sizes. $1.00 value. w
Women's separate shirt and
pants, slight Heeced cot EOo
ton. Value 89c, for. -. ~
Women's Jersey-knit Bloom:
ers, elastic waist and
knee, navy blue; value COo
SOC, for. ~|C
G0ldenberg' 's--First Floor.
Charge Accounts Invited.
Evening star., 1927-11-29
Clean Sa,eeb Sale of
BedWear and COttOnS

42x36 Bleached Pillowcases,
hand torn and ironed, fin 7Oc
ished with deep hem. 80.
72x90 crinkle Bed Sets. single
or twin bed sizes, in rose. blue
and gold woven stripes; fast COL
orsa. ors, f.. Regular $3.50 $l.89
grace roF. .............
White Crochet Bedspreads,
double bed size, in narseille de-
signs. Regular $2.25 S7 80
grade for. r............ ~AO
39-inch UnbIeached Cotto on,
close woven. round thread quail
ity. Regular 16c grade 7O1L a
36-inch Bleached Muslin. a
woven, Iong-cloth finish;
for lingerie. Regular zoe 71c
grade for. r...............
counts Invited.
Evening star., 1927-11-29
Clean S,ceeb Sale of
Hosiery

Women's Rayon Stockings,
made with three back,
rayon garter top, in assorted
shades; excellent quality. Slight
irresulars of the Soc 2Sc
value, for. c~
Children's Rayon and Silk
mixed Sport Socks, in the ribbed
effect, with the turnover tops,
assorted shades; perfect CSo
quality. Soc a pair, for. O~
Women's Part-wooI, Rayon
and Cotton Sport Stockings, Just
the kind for this time Of the
year. Slight irregulars. o.
soc value, for. OoC
GOIdenberg' Floor.
Charge Accounts Invited.
Evening star., 1927-11-29

s1xo9 S e m Iess Bleached
Sheets, extra length for double
beds, made of heavy round
thread sheeting cotton, hand
torn and ironed. Reeu- QQc
lar SIPS grade. for.
90x99 S a m less Bleached
Sheets (note the extra large size)
free from starch or dressing.
Regular $1.69 grade, CT 90
IOF
80x105 Rayon Eedspreads, in
old rose and blue, full length for
covering bed and pill
lows. lows: r. Regular $500 1888
Qraoe, for.
Dependable Mattress Covers,
made of heavy round thread
unbIeaehed sheetina; for single
or twin beds. Regular &1 OO
$3.50 grade for. r...... %A'OO
Goidenberg's--First FlOor.-Charge
Evening star., 1927-11-29

lar poet, for ID Berlin streets bear his
name, while Schiller is thus honored
only 13 and Lessing 12 times.
There are II Park streets. 12 School,
13 Main, 16 Forest, 16 Moltke, II
Kaiser Friedrich streets.
Evening star., 1927-11-29
Clean Ssceeb Sale
Footwear

$500 Prs.) Women's Low
Shoes, Of satin, tent
leather, tan, blonde, grey and
dull feathers. High and low
heels. S M e are slightly
soiled. Sizes in the lot frHm
s5a to ?. Regular Sl.87
So to SIS grades. %
600 Prs.) Mems High and
Low Shoes, of tan, patent
and dull feathers. Royals.
w. L. Douglas and other
good makes. Some are
slightly imperfect. Sizes IN
the lot from 6 to
10. Regular SIS, CD OK
Sc and 81 grades. ~o
(125 Prs.) Boys High and
Low Shoes, of tan and dull
feathers. Sizes in the lot
from 10 to 13Ne and I to 5I2.
REGULAR $3.50 to S7.85
$3.50 grades. 80. %A
(178 Prs.) Mems Leather
House Slippers, in tan and
brown feathers; Everett and
Romeo styles. Sizes in the
lot from 6 to 9. S1 40
REGULAR So grade.
(197 Prs.) Women's Storm
Rubbers. with pointed toe.
high and low heels. Sizes in
the lot from 3 to 7. 0Oc
Regular 81 grade go.
GoIdenberg 's--First Floor.
Charge Accounts Invited.
Evening star., 1927-11-29
Clean Saceeb Sale Of
Wash Fabrics

us Pcs.) So inch Mo- k
Rayon, in green, peach and pink;
heavy, rich, lustrous quail 17c
ity. Regular 69c grade for ~
(19 Pcs.) 32-inch Silk and Cot
ton Poneee, in wanted colors;
rich, siIk-Iike quality. CQc
Regular 45c grade for.
(27 Pcs.) 36-inch Shantung, a
yarn -mercerized quality; in the
stylish demi-roueh weave. CQc
Regular 39c grade for:...
36-inch Silk and Rayon Taf-
feta. a high grade rayon fabric;
has the appearance OF all-silk;
in white and wanted col
ors. Regular SIPS grade ROc
TOR
(12 pcs.) 30-inch Silk mixed
Plisse Crepe, in white and
wanted colors; ik-and QEc
cotton quality. ........... ~
3o-inch Mercerixed Batiste, a
very fine, soft-finish quality; for
lingerie. The colors are pink,
light blue, peach, orchid, honey.
dew and white. Regular 22c
Soc grade for.
(8 Pcs.) 36-inch Plaid Ceianese
Chiffon, in beautiful color COM
binations; fast colors. QOc
Regular S1.39 grade for.
"a Pcs.) 36-ineh Novelty Ray
ons. for dresses and lingerie; in
pink. light blue, honeydew, nile,
orchid and white. Regu- 2Sc
lar Soc grade for. ........
GoIdenberg's-First Floor.
Charge Accounts Invited.
Evening star., 1927-11-29
Clean SzCeeb Sale
Blankets and
Comforts

66x80 Part wool 3 a n k Q S,
pretty plaids of various colors:
wide sateen ribbon bound ends.
Former $500 grade. G1 90
Each ..........
1880 Wool and Cotton Filled
Comforts, makers samples; good
quality coverings, figured both
sides; some with plain
borders. $500 to $500 G2 OK
grades ...........
G0Idenbprg' Fourth Floor.
Charge Accounts Invited.
Evening star., 1927-11-29

(140) Mems Utica Knit Rib
bed Underwear. plain white
only: shirts and drawers to
match in most all sizes. Slight
irreaulars Of the 81 90
1856 Prs.) Mems Sport Hose,
Of Silk and Rayon and Rayon
and Cotton; made with full re.
inforced heel, toe and sole.
Mostly in sizes 10, 1oIs and II.
Perfect quality and slight
irreguIars Of soc to 85e CSo
grades
1857 Mems Extra Heavy
weight Wool and Cotton Union
Suits, fiat knit; natural grey
color. Broken sizes. lrreeu.
lars of Winsted
make; sold regularly CD 90
for $5............ ~
(2e) Mems Bathrobes, of fine
quality blankets and blanket
cloth, in lounsing style; with
shawl collar. Slightly soiled
and spotted. Regu-
lar SIS to $8.95 @C 10
grades .............
Goldenberg's-First FIoor.--Cha'
Evening star., 1927-11-29
Clean SaCeeb Sale Of
Handkerchiefs

Mems, Women's and Chill
d re MS Handkerchiefs, odd
I lots, including women's en-
broidered corner, o ore d
woven border and white
hemstitched styles. Mems
w h i e hemstitched border
handkerchiefs. Usual e
&c, 10c kinds.
Boys CoIored Woven
Border Hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs. Regular 10c -o
and 12c kind. .........
Mems Co Iored Woven
Border Hemstitched Hand.
kerchiefs, and also plain
W hite hemstitched
styles. Regularly 10c OQc
and 12c. FOUR.
Women's ancy Boxed
Silk Handkerchiefs, two i'm
box; novelty silk
crepes. Regularly 81 SOc
poN
Mems Linen Handker.
chiefs, plain W hite
hemstitehed styles. l5c
Csc kind for.
GOldenberg 's--First Floor.
Charge Accounts Invited.
Evening star., 1927-11-29
Clean Siceeb Sale of
NeckWear

Women's Silk Scarfs of Crepe
de Chine and Georgette, printed
and block print effects; color
combinations to match dresses
or coats; full length;
narrow hem. s1.s5 At a.
value, for ...........
Women's Imported Lace Neck
wear. Collar and Cuff Sets and
Separate Collars; large and
small neck size. S1.00 1zo
Evening star., 1927-11-29
OKLAHOMA COURT
UPHOLDS INQUIRY
Refusal to Grant Injunction
in Governor Probe Causes
Opponents to Appeal.
BY the Associated Press.

OKLAHOMA CITY, November %
Refusal! of the District Court here to
grant an injunction to prevent pro
posed self-Convcned special session of
the lower house of the Oklahoma Leg
iS,ature 10 investigate the administra-
ton of Gov. Henry :. Johnston has
turned opponents of the movement to
the state supreme Court
Judge Tom g. Chambers. in refusing
the Injunction. expressed the opinion
that the session. admittedly sought as
court Of Impeachment instead of
Legislative assembly. could not be paid
for by the state He explained that
the legislators woLld lack authority to
Hnpropriate expense money. and added
that he perhaps would entertain an
Injunction against persons sponsoring
such an appropriation.
Enough Money.
Representative T.. i. Hill. allied with
n Tom Klcht and other lower house
members in the demand for inVestiGa-
tion of several State departments. said
more than enough money remained
from the budget Of the last Legislature
to meet expenses Of the special ses
sion. The State auditor reported more
than $50 600 Of this fund remained.
Representative r. H. Reilly. Spokes
man and attorney for those opposed
to the inquiry. said he still contendpd
the legislators lacked authority TO
override th" refusal of the governor
to cali the session. and that he would
appeal to the Supreme Court, probably
today.
Clears the Way.
Representative kiCht declared the
District Court decision cleared the way
for ronvocation of the lower house De
cember 6 as originally planned. He
said the attorney general had prepared
an opinion holding the Legislature had
an inherent right TO meet at any time
for Investigation and Impeachment
purposes The attorney general with
held the opinion out of courtesy TO the
courts. Mr.. hight said.
The State Supreme Court was named
as one Of the departments the legisla-
tors would investigate.
Evening star., 1927-11-29

our Great Semi ANNUAL Challenge Sale we have gathered
No Mail o Phone onC Clean SveepSle eItm
Evening star., 1927-11-29
Clean Sweeb Sale
Mems furnishings

(488 Prs.) Mems Black Maco
Cotton Hose, with full rein
forced heel, toe and sole. Slight
irreeulars Of 19e grade. 90
SIX pairs for. ....... O/C
(87 Prs.) Mems Domet Elan.
mel Pajamas, Faultiess make;
very heavy quality. All per.
feet, but few suits are
slightly mussed from display.
Regular $3.50 and So @1 20
grades ............. %A'OI
(106 Carr Mems Part-wool
Underwear, silver grey color;
heavyweight ribbed quality.
All perfect. Broken
sizes. Regular s1.2s 71c
grade ................. |FC
(124) Mems Heavy Ribbed
Cotton Union Suits, Reis
make; in eeru and silver grey
color. Lines we are discon-
tinuing. All perfect quality.
Broken sizes. Reg @1 2S
uiar 81 grade. ...... %A'oo
(110) Mems Faultless Make
Nobelt Pajamas, of iustrette,
broadcloth, madras, mercerixed
pongee and other fine ma.
terials. Sizes A, 3 and c
only. Slight irregu-
lars of 81 and 81 &1 2S
grades ............ @Aco
, Accounts Invited.
Evening star., 1927-11-29

No Mail or Phone (
Evening star., 1927-11-29
Clean SaCeeb Sale
Floor Coverings

Alexander Smith G. Sons Perfect Quail
ity Seamless Velvet and Worsted face
large rooms. Chinese. Persian and floral
designs; good eoorings. Each. }
Evening star., 1927-09-23
JUNIOR HIGH BIDS
. WILL Be REOPENED
Commissioners to Reconsider
Proposals for Work on Gar
net-Patterson School.

The District Commissioners will re-
consider their action in rejecting the
bids for the erection of the Garnet
Patterson Junior High School at the
request of DR.. Frank w. Baliou,
superintendent of schools, II was an
nounced today at the District Building
The bids for erecting the complete
building were all in excess of the
appropriation, but the specifications
had provided for alternative bidding
with certain features of the building
omitted Under these alternative pro-
posals the bids came within the appro-
priation and Municipal Architect
Albert L. Harris recommended the
awarding of the contract to the low
bidder on this basis.
The Board of Commissioners, how
ever, turned down Mr.. Harris recon-
mendation on motion of Engineer
Commissioner William B. Ladue. who
questioned the propriety of the prac-
tice which was adopted during the
tenure of former Engineer Commits
sioner ]. Franklin Bell at a time when
all school bids exceeded appropria-
tions and threatened to halt the five
year building program. Col Ladue
questions the propriety of this pro-
cedure holding that Congress appro-
priated for a complete building, and to
built part of one and then then ask
for more funds for completion would
stultify the Commissioners. He favors
holding up all work until additional
appropriations can be obtained.
Evening star., 1927-09-23
Victims Of Materialism.

From the Boston Transcript. -
In trying to get we'll heeled a lot I
of people become poorly souled.