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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-21
Dresden Boudoir Lamps

An Slightly SOiled or Damaged
1 Figure Lamp. pastel colors: georgette
and silk bell-shape shade. Was s57 SO:
NOW ...............' .'.'''s $50 SSS'OV
2 Dainty Figure Lamps, with silk and
georgette shade; rose and yellow. Were
SOD. NOW ..........s'....'. 'S~S
Dainty Figure Lamp, with yellow
shade. Was $3.50. Now. $50
Modern Lamp frosted glass with
ship design. Was Sl2S0. Now. ..S
Modern LumInor. glass plates with
nickel mounting. Was $3.50. Now, $40
Small LunljnOr. hexagon shape:
nickel mounting. Was $40. Now, SO
Imported LuminOr, nickel plates with
lights inside. Was $3.50. Now. 80
/ Modern Desk Lamp, nickel finish.
Was $40. NOW. ........s.'.s..'''. 30
1 Pottery Table Lamp. two lights; ivory
with various colors. Was $3.50:
NOW s,....'''...'.....' .''''''~O
Bronze Table Lamp, two lights. Was
Slz.5O. NOW. ........'..s.' s''. 'NJ'oO
Parchment Bridge Shade, tan, with
prints. Was $3.50. Now. ........ $3.50
1 1s-inch Parchment Shade with etch-
Ing Of Trinity Church. Was 1880
NOW .....,......'.'.'.' sssss'ss' 'S1S'oV
LAMPS, SEVENTH FLOOR.
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REINFoRCEMENTs ARE ASKED.

Troops at Canton insufficient for Ex-
pected Attack.
NANKING, November 81 [P).-Mili-
tary headquarters of the Nationalist
government here today received tele-
gram from Chan Ming-Shu, governor of
Kwangtung Province, who is at Can
ton, asking for troop reinforcements,
"as the Kwangtung forces are insufficient
to Withstand the anticipated attacks -
Kwangtung forces were reported from
Canton today to have evacuated W.T.
chow before the advancing Kwangsi
rebels. Chen's request was sent to Pres
ident Chang Kai-Shek Of the Nation
alist government who is directing the
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Victro1a-and-Radio, $225

Was $685.. / Victrola and Radio
Combination, completely equipped.
Radio Cabinet. Was SIS. Now. .SSB
j Victrola and Radio Combination, ALL
electric. Was $3.50. Now $3.50
1 Victrola and Radio Combination, ALL
electric. Was s495. Now 1900. .$22S
Radiola No. &c super-HetrOdyne.
was saw. NOW. ................ .%SIV
Pathe Moving Picture Projectors.
We're s35. Now .....,........,..... kl5
1 violin Case. "as U.s." Was IS. Now 81
l Banjo Case, "Rs is" Was $40.
NOW ....................
RADIO GALLERIES, FOURTH FLOOR.
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Sporting Goods Reduced

] CoIored Play Caps for boys. Were
CSC. Now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ESQ
/ Leather Football, ''as u.s." Was $40.
NOW ..s........'..'.. .'.'s.'' 'ss''o
! Leather Football. "as is" Was So.
NOW 90. 80
2 Leather Basketballs, "as is" Were
Sf.oO. NOW =. 20
] pair 8-ounce Boxing Gloves. Was 81.
NOW ..-.....'.'.s..'.' ''.'''. 'Si''o
Canvas Golf Bag, leather bound.
Was SO. Now. ....................$ SO
Golf Bar, upper hood and pocket.
Was $3.50. Now ..................$l SIS
McGreEor Driver. Was IS. Now. 50
McGregor Brassies. Were IS. Now. 81
Aluminium Head Spoon, steel shaft;
5 white Golf Rain Jackets, SLIGHTLY
SOILED. Were IS. Now. ....... $3.50
SPORTING GooDs, FOURTH Floor.
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Gift Shop Reductions

Fancy Leather Door Stops. Were
8 Rolls Fancy Shelf Paper. Were SOC,
! Italian Boxes. SLIGHTLY iMPER-
Il was $50. Now......~.....S soc
i; was s. Now w.............. 81
9 Crystai Trees, DAMAGED. Were
ss2Sh,rso roy .;,, ;''ii,; vrr:.: war: III
81 Leather Cs:sss iFiiied viii, Hiiairpins
t Morocco UUs: f leather ichans: Purses.
Were Use Now .96e
small sEnsw.i Perfume Hoide.T.:
3 French Cigarette Boxes. Were s.
NOW ...,.....,,,,...... .S9c
THE GIFT SHOP. SEVENTH FLOOR.
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Console Mirrors, $3.50

Were $40. Semi-Venetian Con-
sole Mirrors, SLIGHTLY IMPER-
Feet
Venetian Console Mirror, size 14x3e:
Semi-Venetian Console Mirrors. Were
Z Efchin1s and Weed Cuts at srsatiy
reduced prices.
MIRRORS, SIXTH FLOOR.
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Luggage Reductions

Woman's Fabricoid Suitcase, 22-inch
size. Was $3.50. Now. SIS
1s-inch Fitted Case. Was SIS. Now ST.
1 Brief Case. Was $3.50. Now. Isl
] Is-Inch Overnight Case. Was $3.50.
Woman's Black C0whlde Suitcase,
20-inch size. Was SIS. Now. .ff1
Wool Auto Robe, SLIGHTLY DAM
AGED. Was $3.50. Now. $3.50
LUGGAGE, FOURTH FoLoR.
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Novelty Jewe1ry, $1.9s

100 Pieces Novelty Jewelry, includ-
ing necklaces, bracelets and ear
rings, in pearls, Galalith, crystals
and other imitation stones. PEN
dant and choker styles.
stimulated.
80 Real Stone Necklaces, including
plain and carved crystal. amazonite,
chrysoprsse' carneiian and chalcedonyy.
12 Real Stone Necklaces. includinE. car
nelian, crystal. chrysoprase. chalced-
ony, crystal and topaz. and crystal
Silver r'' were Sis, Now now. .....s. .so.5s
Real Stone Necklaces, carved crystal
With onyx and chalcedony rondels:
Were Sl3. Now ..................s 9.15
12 Flat Carved Crystal Necklaces.
Were $14. Now -. ... .s0.SS
Was s22 Now ...................s s.55
3 Rose Quartz Necklaces. 2-strand.
Were $14.50 Now .s9.5b
! Topaz. and Amethyst Necklace. Was
$3.50. Now OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $9.55
I Rose Quartz and ChaIcedony Meek.
Ace' was $zO. NOW ..'...''''$S''o
IS Real Stone Necklaces. including
CRYSTAL. rose quartz. amethyst and
onyx. Was $12. Now ......... .$675
Real Stone Necklaces. nat pointed
crystals crystal and onyx, and tur-
quoiSe and crystal. Were So.
NOW s'.'.....-....s...-. $40
10 Real Stone Necklaces. crystal, crys-
tai and amethyst, crystal and lapis,
and crystal and topaz. Were 81.
NOW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
I Flat Pointed Lapis Necklace, with
crystal rondels Was $40. Now ..S6.7S
] Crystal and ChrysopFase Necklace.
Was $50. Now ....................& SIS
30-ineh Rose Quartz Necklaces. Were
80. now ..'.............'... .SS.1S
Real Stone Necklaces. rose quartz
and crystal Were 81. Now -. .S2.7B
2 Real Stone Pendants. on gold -plated
30-inch chain. Carnelian and chryso-
prase, and carnelian and chalcedony.
Were $l2.50 Now ...............$ $3.50
I Carnelisn and AmazOnite Pendant.
on. gold-plated 30-inch chain. Was
SIS. NOW ..,...........,.. .sss..-Sd
2 Silver plated Pendants. with blue
enamel trimming on black silk cord.
Were S18. Now 49,, .......! $3.50
1 Silver-finish Pendant. set with sap
phire blue stones on black silk cord:
Was s22. Now ....................x 1S
Imported Lamps. Were s45. Now SS5
NOVELTY JEwELRY, AISLE 8
FIRST FLOOR.
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Silk Comforts, $50

Were SIS. 2 Silk Comforts. lambs
wool filled; green color. Size 72x7S.
SOILED.
I Silk Comfort, lambs wool filled; gold
color. Size 72xT8. SOILED. Was $40.
Rayon Comfort. lambs wool fiiied:
gold color. Size 72x7s. Was SIS:
TOW -. do;,n,ss Ia
g pairs Part-wool Blankets. sinEle-bed
size. Were SO. Now -. 49,. 80. ,S0.tS
BEDDING, SECOND FLooK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-21
LoYANG HELD BY CHANG.

Concentration OF Loyal NatI0naIlStS at
Tsaoyang Ordered.
BY the Associated Press.
HANKOW, November 21.-The Ma
tionalist government today announced
its forces had occupied Loyang, Honan
Province, and that President Chang
Kai-Shek had ordered a concentration
Of troops at Tsaoyang. Hupeh Province,
In preparation for an advance west
ward against the rebellious Kuomin-
chun, or Peoples party" forces.
The Kuominchun we're reported to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-21
Bone Clasps, Soc

Limited number In dark blue,
tan, green, brown. two-tone blue.
grey and tan combination, and
red. Three styles, but not all coll
ors In each style.
BUTTONS AND TRIMMINGS
AISLE co. FIRST FLOOR.
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TOYS Reduced

White Bassinettes and Stands,
medium size. SLIGHTLY SoILED;
Were So Now .....................S 50
I Large-siEe Bassinette and stand.
Was 1913. NOW .................S 1.I0
2 Cradles. white, with flower designs.
Were $3.50. NOW ...,............S S2S
Dining. Room Set, ten pieces. Was
Sits Now .........,........... S12.75
/ RathEgom Set, four pieces. YVES
$500. NOW .................... SZ.aO
2 Sets Imported Nested Blocks. Were
.S1.I0. NOW ...''s.'s'', s.......' 1910
- Assorted Card Games. Were soc.
NOW ...''''',s..s .s.'s.'s ..'.'' 'oOc
other Games Greatly Reduced.
1 Accordion. Was S4.7S. Now. SITS
Il Toy, Flutes; range of one octave.
Were $3.50. Now .......,.........0 5c
Toy Flutes. range of one octave.
Were SIPS. Now ...............S5 c
Toy Brass Saxaphones, chromatic
scale. Were $3.50. Now. ...... .S3.95
12 NeapoIitan Toy Lutte MandOlins.
Were $3.50. Now ...........,......0 5c
Musical Canary (mechanicaD in cage.
was $40. NOW ...........,......S7.S
Imported Desk Sets, blotter. inkwell
and pencil. Were S2.25. Now. S1.23
Paint Sets, in attractive boxes. Were
81. NOW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1oc
5Panorama Books, SLIGHTLY SOILED,
Were 81. NOW ....................S 5e
THE Toy STORE, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-21

2 ModePnistic JeweIFy Boxes, black and
silver finish; velvet lined. We're $ls,
E W%a.;n;:t,. Powa:r hoxe,. with riass
nller; gilt and silver finished. Were
$l0.5 Now S6.2S
gilt finished; velvet lined. We're slS.75
1 Mcdernistic Toilet Set, comb, brush and
mirror. Gold plated. Was s4S.
French Enamel Toilet set, Q pieces, a
2 Glass Periume Kettles, in metal stands;
silver finish and gold plate Were $3.50.
q Glass Powder Jars, with enamel and
Gilt finished tops. Pink and white:
1 FRENCH Enamel Toilet Sci. s pieces;
white enamel with noral design. Was
e.; 81 d hSM Perfume bottle with snsmsi
top in orchid. SLIGHTLY DAMAGED.
NOVELTY JEwELRY, AISLE 8, FIRST FLooI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-21

irts, neckband and collar
. 1879 to 15H and 1914.
u Mems Soft Felt Hats gray and tam
sizes ga. 6%. 71a to 712. Were IS
! and Sc. Now. .$1.SS
; IS pairs Mems Socks; fancy silk and
rayon mixed, plain-colored silk and
wool mixed Sizes 10 to II in lot.
Were soc, 75c and 81.
Now. .35c pair: 3 pairs, 81
Q suits Mems Plain colOred Silk Pajamas,
small, medium and large sizes. Were
/ SlU. NOW. $500. ...... .''$0'AO
50 pairs Mems Black Isle Socks, seam
less double heel and toe. Sizes 1012
{ and IL. Special. use pair; pairs, $1.25
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500 Pieces Table Glassware, Special 15c each

500 pieces of Table Glassware
cocktail, fruit juice and cordial
Imported CoIOred Glass Vases. We're IS
IL Low Coicied Glass Candiehcidera Nov
1s COiOred Glass Flower Vases two-tone. Now 1
10 coiored and Cut Ice Buckets with dralnsr I
~ CcIOrsd and optic Glass salad Plates 4,
No% riirn II iol
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Mems Shoes, SOS pair
Dog Harness Reduced

Tan Studded Dog Collars, size II.
We're 81. Now .................... soc
I Green Dog Collar, size II. Was soc.
INOW .s.....'s'.. 'oOo
] Round Leather Dos Harness, size Il;
Was So Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1.2b
Studded Dog Harness, size IS. Was
80. NOW ...'..s..,.,'.'.''' '''Si'~o
Gray Plaid Dog Blankets, size 10.
LAS is" Were $3.50. Now. .e5
! Brown Dog Blanket, size IL; ''as Is"
Was $2.50 Now .................&1 .25
Green Plaid Dog Blanket, size IL.
"As is" Was S2.50. Now. N.2S
] Tan Dog Blanket, size IL. "As is
was 90. NOW .....-... .Si'S
2 Gray DOG Blankets, size 16. "As is"
Were $3.50. Now ................$l. 20
Brown Dog Sweater, size 20. "AS is,
Was $3.50. Now ACKNOWLEDGEMENT .S0
J Maroon Dog Sweater, size 20. "As
Is" Was $3.50. Now ...........xl.20
SPORTING GOODS, FOURTH FLOOR.
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Imported Decorated Lemon Plates, Zoe

-ated Lemon Plates,
reduced price,
''RoseviIIe" Pottery Comport. Was IS;
Imported decorated Vase. Was $3.50;
NOW -......''..-..... ''.''..'..'.' -
Imported Vase, Spanish pottery. Was Sl25O.
NOW -.....a...-..'..s ~
Imported Fruit Comport. Was SIS Now SIS
Rose Jar, French pottery. Was SIS. Now. IS
dds and Ends Of Open Stock Dinnerware,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-21
T aiored Marquisette Curtains, Special, s129 pair

200 pairs Tailored Marquisette Cur
tionally low price. 3-inch hens;
100 Pairs RufHed Maraulsette Curtains, with
valance and tie backs. 214 yards long Spssss
o. P.,rps aiN Mat Fi.nred FIiet Net Curtains,
with tailored borders; 2h yards Ions Slpe-
ctal, pair .....s..,.s.',.'''','''. ''Si'so
DRAPERIEs, SIXTH FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-21
Christmas Cards. SOC box

Were 81. 400 boxes Christmas
Cards, 81 attractive cards to the
box. All with lined envelopes.
300 Writing Folios, "a double sheets
and ~ lined envelopes. Special, q
Tor .................-... '.s.'..SA
100 Chintz-eovered Boxes Of Stationery,
80 sheets Of paper and 48 envelopes:
Were 50. Now .....................I
so FosiOs. rs single sheets Of parch;
ment paper with lined envelopes and
20 letterettes. Were CSC. Now. -. T5e
STATIONERY, AISLE 2, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-21

% Mems IoIOred Madr
attached styles. Sizes
plain; coat and pullover styles. Sizes
So to a. Were SO and Sl0 Now. $685.
IL Mems C0Iored BrOadcIOth Pajamas,
small, medium, large and extra large
sizes. Were SO. Now. ..........SIS5
II Mems Union Suits, of wool, cotton
and rayon mixed. Long sleeves and
ankle length. Sizes 40, 46 and 48. Were
$3.50 Now. .$2.25
"a pairs Mems Fine CaIfskin Gloves, sizes
72 to 81z. Were $3.50. Now. .$2.25
30 Mems Fancy-cOloreG Four-in- Hand
Ties. Were 81. Now. CSC
THE MINIS STORE. SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-21

;. including sherbet, wine
ial glasses and tumblers.
IL CoIOred Glass Tall stem CompOtss. Nov,
s SERVING Trays for beverage set were 81 So
o ColOred Glass BathroOm Bottles. Nov:
Coiorcd Glass Imported Pitchers. Now.
! each ......,...., ....-,. ..'....'.'.. .oco
Odds and Ends Of Table Glassware, RE-
DUCED u AND MORE FOR CLEARANCE:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-21

WGEt LJLs JVU 1IIIpUI
tomorrow at this
30 I2-Inch Tokanabe Vases, attractively deco
10 Decorated China Ash Trays. Were 81.
Now .,-..-, Observation-Disclosures soc
4 China Waiie SuEGr sIiters. Were 81.
Now .,.,..,...... bAe
9 Imported China Bon6on Dishes. Were ST,
NOW Dug
Were ii az Now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5e
90 Luncheon Plates, American porcelain,
floral decoration. Now, each. .......... zoe
CHINA, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-21

Were $50 90 axmi SSS Rug, size s.sxio.S Vas
. i Fine Quality ST Worsted wilton Rugs Size
~ VVashahie Chenille Rugs, We're 81 so.
40 Nou ..,...,............k.. .S1.10
1 Wa Washable Chenille RuE, size 24x4s. was
1 oysl administer MS% Rug size 24xsS Was s4ss
Non ". Observation-Disclosures 2.9S
. Oval Administer Rugs, size 27x4s Were
1 Oval Administer min Rus, size aSx4s. was 81
S oval wilton Rugs, size a7x4o. Were $3.50;
I, G RSx RUGS size 2l4xse Were 81: Now SOC
/ Oriental Rug, size Sx10. Was $32S. Now. .S2@S
RUGS, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-21

SHbjecf to SHgHf imPeTtecHoHS-
1 Electric Kitchen VentiIatinE Fan. Was
/ Round Brass bird Care. Was $3.50;
ss N Gyrieniic Metal vcniiIatin1 Screens. Were
"a. Nnw ..........,..,....2 ESQ
g Ierx. N S'y: white Enamel sanctte Garbage
Pail was IS. Now. ...,........ SZ:So
. white Enamel Fiber Bathroom Hampers:;
8 Medium sai ' Size ObIonr Metal Bathroom Ham
Ders, In green and gray. Were Si;so.
I Whit: Enamel bathroom Medicine Cabinet
with glass shelves and mirror. was 30
2 WI White Enamel Bathroom Medicine Cabinets.
with glass shelves and mirror. Were
White i f ESS Tabi: Top size 'a7xi6 was
1 Round. SP Dull Brra:;:-fnish Umbrella stand;
M Ess.ris I Fire EGM Crate was is7SO Now. SisSS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-21
Housewares Greatly Reduced

slightly damaged and Sh0pwOTH.
81 Patent Leather Shopping BAGS. Were 75c.
1sl Patent Leather Decorated Door STOPS.
1 Electric Fire Crate. was Sal as Now. SEA rs
1 Tan and Mahogany Metal Radiator Cover:
1 Tan and MsSoEan1 Metal radiator Cover.
Cretonne RubbsriIed shower Curtains and and
window Grapes to match. Were, s695:
1 white Enamel BAthroom Cabinet. with 2
glass shelves and mirror Was $l0,50.
Metal Vegetable Bins. Were 81, Now, a5c
j Gem Ivory Radiator Shield, size 10x24. Was
$3.50 NOW .'...''.'.'.'.''.''.' -. 5000
1 Gem Aluminium Radiator Shield, size 10y35
to IS. Was $3.50 Now ............. .$3.5S
I white Enamel steel Combination Kitchen
Cupboard and VeEetable Bin. Was S18
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-21
Greatly Reduced

Oriental Rug. size 3x6. Was $3.50
NOW ...,..-''...' '''''''''' ''''''''' f'fo
. Good Quality. Wool wilton Rugs, size s.sx
} Good Quality Wool Wilton Rugs, size exl2
u Cocoa Door Mats. Special. ,.........,i Se
Oriental Runner, average size 3xe. .oWsS
Heavy duality Seamless Administer RUGS,
size 9x12. Were s45. Now ...... .S34; IS
si6 rs Now Observation-Disclosures. .S1I.75
Fine Quality Administer Rug, size 21xSA;
Unmarried Oval Mohair Rugs, size 24x4S.
Were Sl375. Now ..................., Us
; Imported Oval MOhair Rugs, size 27x54.
Were SIT so Now .......,........ S11 rs
Unmarried oval MOhair RUGS, size 30x60,
uyara 900 S0 Now ............ S1t n5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-21
Mems CoIored Madras Shirts, 81 s %G; s; ."

GO Mems Colored Madras Shirts neckband and collar
attached styles. Sizes in lot 1879 o 15l and 1914.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-05
kELL0GG ANNOYED BY RANK DISPUTE
He Declares Curtis Controversy
 Is Relatively Unilnportant"

Ha>ra. Franc. AprI 5 UP> - Frank B Kellogg. aluung here .o- day on n, He b. France. sad h. was annoyed" by the lmporranc. el1en hrs r1llnE in Washington vtle s-gr-.ary or state that Mrs. Edusrl b Gam. s.~t@r Of Nlce Frasrienr Gurus, must rank h,- meath the vIyes Of foreign dlplo- mats al oHcIal dinners.
 Tt IS foolish talk" said Kellog4 n reference 10 the question Of Mrs. Cams social status, which was pro, tested ny the vice president
 Kellogg referred but briefly 10 the controversy which arose over rh= ruling.
 The action was only an ordinary ruling Of the state department.' he added and it was relatively un- important matter as compared to the seriousness of affairs Of state. ."
 Kellog2, accompanied by his wife was en route 10 Paris The former secretary Of state was slightly III when the vessel docked at Plymouth yesterday, having been confined to bed by a cold which he caught on board. He was unable 10 receiv. visitors at that time but appeared 10 be improved today.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-05

New York city banks increased by nearly $2UU,U00, ,0o0 between early February at the end Of March.
 Notwithstanding the inclusion oi various kinds Of borrowing in this Item. II ouid appear that the III crease in loans Tn recent weeks has been chiefly m response 10 the sea scnal demands Of active trade and industry
 The board made no announcement of the subjects discussed at its lolnt meeting yesterday with the gover- nors ot th- '- federal reserve banks. who concludrd thelr seml-annual conference last night, after being n session a day longer than usual. Th- preceding three days We're spent ty the governors discussing admin ,srratll- affairs of their banks and Secretary Mellon, eN-otflc'o chair man of the board. said that general business ot 1h- system was cOnsld- red at th. ,olnr meeting yesterday.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-05
FEDERAL RESERVE
 SYSTEM THREATENS
Nav Take "Other Methods to
 Ease Credit Situation

Washington. Aprll ; iP-CCntlnu- st1on Of the credit adjustment O. opsralon of federal reserve hanks and member hanks. U hlch has been attended bv curtallmenr of brokers loans ln recent weeks. was called for by the federal reserve board m a statement published today relter- a1ing is warning ot February !.
 The boards sratamenr Of Fahru- ary [. II recalled. po'nrei opt that, owing 10 rhe unusual 8hsorpnon Of credt in The security market, money rates 70 business We're tnCreaslnE at q time Of the var z> hen money con- ditiors are usually easy
 Tn this statement # ezn'a}neA "rhe board erdeavorad 70 enls' fhs cooperation Of the federal reserve banks and member banks, IT order to bring about an orderly readust- nAnt m The credit slrUariOn- Pro- erass in thls read1ustmenr IT re- cen weeks IS indicated lv -he d-- cline Tn brokers loans ot member banks
 Continued developments m this direction, indicating . d.1nl'e re- .ersal Of recent trends would re- lease an increasing amount o+ dit for the usa or trade and vou'i i'aG 70 an easing IT the money sr'ua-1o0.
 Tn case tha desired realrns-rr-al IS npt brought ahour hy voluntary coop perarlon. however. the federal r@- serve system may adopt other meth
 .a ts-.-.
 Wants Continuous Credit
 The ,Qb eCtiye Of lis policy, the board declarad. 'ls 3 readustment in the credit situation with q view to assuring trade and industry Of s continuous supply Of bank credit al reasonable rates,
 While the system recognizes that one ot its most important functions IS 70 propct thIs Counrry's gold re- serves" t said. Tn existing clrcum- stances these reserves need prOteC- ton primarily against Uas'etul ab sorprion into the base Of an uuduII expanded domestic credit structure rather than against demands from abroad
 Loans 70 brokers and dealers by New York federal reserve member banks declined $S7VoG,og0 in the week ending April |, on top Of q decline Of Sl4- .gog,0u0 m the pre- ceding week. bringing the total down to S5.562ou0.no0. In the two weeks that followed the February : statement. the total declined S1@2,- oo0 o00 from d peak of $5,669, 9,00o.- 900. but then turned upward again and established new peak of S5,- 7aS.000.00 ln the week ending March 70.
 Bank Credit Growing
 ''In recent weeks the board Ob- served in the statement published to- day, there has been q considerable growth in the volume of bank credits outstanding, chiefly in response to seasonal demands from trade and iu- austry. Security loans by bank have shown small increase and bank ln- vestments have declined slightly.
 ''ln New York city the growth in lank credit has been practically con- fined 10 so-caled all other loans that is, loans not secured by stocks and bonds This class of loans by
New Britain herald., 1929-04-05
Feeling "Eit" Again

Paris, April ] tP-Former Secre- tary Of State Prank B Kellogg ar rived here this morning from L. Hayre where he discmharked from the Tsle pe France He said ho was feeling "ft again. after Iigh' cold
 Kellogg gave the credit for feeling better 10 his wito, who accompanied him
 "she made me keep 10 my bod a whole day." he said.
 He was mot at the station hy First Secretary Gordon Of inc en- bassy, and representatives Of ts= foreign offices. He left direct for his hotel for q little rest.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-05

The Chinese fell time with con siderable accuracy by looking at ' cats eye The pupil becomes nar rover as noon approaches and Rid CT as inc afternoon Wanes
New Britain herald., 1929-04-05
Spring Fabrics
$3.69
CHIFFON PRINTS
NAIGTNSON PI SSN WILLOW SILKS Early American Prints

Lovely new washable Chlf- ion rayon Nolle", for :mart street and a..-rnoon wear. in g lovely range of dark and pastel color grounds. rich color floral designs On sale Ss'sF''y ysrs ''..''''..... only 85c
New Britain herald., 1929-04-05
FEAIHERWEIGHT
 JWEEDS

A new lightweight two tone woo tweed. for smart ensembles, suits. dresses. coats, in four lovely shades of gray, tan, rose. blue. 56 inches wide. spfnged and shrunk. 2. "clally priced for Saturday cnly. 6O EO
New Britain herald., 1929-04-05
Pleated Scarfs

A smart obong silk scarf of lovely spring coorings. Comes in dainty narrow pleats that gives the necessary touch to q 0Q ones spring ensemble. Priced at, each pZ. 70