The Standard Union from Brooklyn, New York • 5

THE BROOKLYN STANDARD UNION: FRIDAY, JANUARY 12, 1023. Dry Law Portia I Open Until 9 P. M. Saturdays 9rrj 'ij 3. Ask for Batty Lmm Phono Stagg 2000 Lot Hot Fill Your Ordor Out of tho High Ront District Our Prtcfi Arm Naturally Loutmr 1 BROADWAY BROOKLYN flushing and Graham Avenues Bishop Molloy Announces Success of Catholic Campaign for $2,000,000 Fund.

New. Goods at. Clearance Prices A Great Store -For Ovr 50 Years PLANS NOW UNDER WAY. Workers' Continue Efforts to Obtain Pledges in Full. Overcoats and Saits An Epic of ValJr Forty thousand of them New Yorkers all tore through the Hindenburg Line, where the bravest and best had failed.

The Story of the 27th Division by John F. ORyan, Major General, is the story of how they marched and fought and conquered. Its the whole true tale of their bravery their decorations and the price they peid. This story will run serially in The- World (Daily and Sunday) beginning: January 14th. If you had a man in the 27th its for you.

Order in Advance tor a month or your copy may be' gone. On Sale Tomorrow Morning from 9 A. M. Until 12 Noon Only i- X- 4 For Men and Young Men BFFF. IRON AND WINE Pint else J-IN-t SHOPPING BAG 42c Mrs.

Mabel Walker Assistant U. 8. Attorney Oeneral, who, it is understood, framed the famous ruling holding that foreign vessqjs cannot bring liquor Into territorial waters of the United State She says ruling, although considered driest of the dry, is purely legal interpretation and has notning to do with her personal views. Underwood. Muslinwear ENVELOPE CHEMISES of dainty colored radtette, bodice or regular top trimmed S1.98 CAMISOLES of flesh color satin, bodice top, ribbon shoulder strapa, (p-! in trimmed eDJLefxt BLOOMERS ofWlnd.or Crepe, floral designs; elos-tlo walet: finished with ruffle GOWNS of batiste or erspe slipover model, tailored SrTed $1.00 PETTICOATS of cambric with deep flounce, of lace Insertion or em broidery and dust ruffle BILLIE BURKES of striped flannelette round neck, elbow sleeve, pocket and Yuffle OK finish H.

Battermen Co Second Floor Biiioroiaery WOMEN'S $1 49 FELT SLIPPERS Ribbon trimmed. leather and soft sola; some fur trimmed; broken 2Ld. 49c $7 00 IMPORTED CHINA TEA SET Blue bird decoration; 4 tea cups and saucers, tea plates and one each' sugar and cream pitcher $210 LIVING ROOM SUITE S-PC. TAPESTRY OR VELOUR The aofa is 72 Inches long with 8 panel back, has spring edge and three loose cushions, Marshall springs. Massive wing and arm chair with loose cushions, upholstered, mahogany i -ished frames and heavy silk AIORNING.

Alfred G. Vanderbilt at these functions and earned for himself the sobriquet of Father of the Horse Show. He was also an active clubman with membership in the Metropolitan, tho Brook, Racquet and Tennis, New York Yacht, Gnrden City Golf, Chicago, Sleepy Hollow, Bankers' Club of America, National Golf Links and in addition was a member of the New York Chamber of Commerce and thi International Horse Show Society London. Reg. $25 and $30 Every suit and overcoat formerly sold at $25 and $30.

All to go at this remarkably low price. Suits Choice Plain blue serge, fancy mixtures in materials of cheviots and cas-simeres. Young mens two-button models and conservative styles. Overcoat Choice Brown, gray and heather, in fine, heavy, wool meltons. Single and double breasted models.

Plain and belted styles- H. Bftttemaa Cm- Bewl Floer, S159.50 Mens Trousers $9-77 '500 men's pants. In aU fine collections of worsted cheviots and in neat stripe patterns and fancy mixtures. All to go at this low prlca. Sizes 28 to 44 Linens, Etc.

STARTEX TOWEL- 1 fAs ESG, worth 1072c ALL LINEN TOWEIXNG, rt-i worth 80c GlC Tho $2,000,000 campaign (or free Catholic high schools has met success. The amount asked (or from Brooklyn Catholics has been subscribed, according to an announce-ynent by Bishop Thomas E. Molloy in this weeks Issue of The Tablet, the Catholic organ of the diocese. It gives me preat pleasure to announce that the realization of the objective, In our recent campaign for funds to build free Catholic hlgrli schools, is now assured, Bishop Molloy states. The sum of will be secured at the termination of the period assigned for the fulfillment of pledges received during the campaign.

The success of this notable achievement bespeaks more eloquently than any words of mine the generosity, loyalty and devotion of the Catholic cleigy, religious and laity of the Diocese of Brooklyn. Their instant, spontaneous, magnificent response to the appeal for financial support to provide greater facilt- ties for the mental and moral training of cur boys and girls reveals ct commendable Interest in the proper development of human character, and an Intelligent understanding of the need, value and Influence of religious education. Two million dollars represent sl substantial sum of money, and, If ae consider, in addition to this amount, the splendid contributions of the tsihoho people of mo Diocese of Brooklyn to various other extraordinary coliec ions during tho year 1122, ueb as $18,000 to the Indians and negroes, $40,000 to the Holy Father, $47,000 to the suffering Russians, Ger. mans and Austrians, $146,000 to foreign missions, $100,000 to the seminary and $220,000. to the orphans then, indeed, we may form some estimate of the unstinted giving of our good people to worthy causes represented so appealingly to them by our eealous clergy.

To enhance fairly end reasonably, moreover, their generous disposition In offering financial aid to deservlnjg diocesan, national and world needs, and thus to bring material and spiritual blessings into the lives of oth-ers It is proper to indicate that during the year 1922 our devoted laity also readily accepted and proportionately satisfied the ordinary and extraordinary obligations of their respective parish (churches and schools. A bishop of the diocese ata naturally gratified by this remarkable expression of good will on tho part of the clergy, religious and people. And I am encouraged be-youdsfteasure by their loyal expression of generous assistance so enthusiastically and faithfully rendered for the eucees of the first Important diocesan undertaking in my administration. As a matter of general information, I am pleased also to announce at this time that the various properties required for the new school buildings have already been purchased. Preliminary preparation for the drawing of plans are now being made.

The proposed now school buildings, therefore, will ra erected as soon as possible. At the end of the month of May of the current year a public state-, ment will appear in the Tablet, which will contain a list of the eon- tri buttons from the- various parish of the diocese. In the meantime, the clergy ana laity will continue their worthv efforts to Increase their quotas and to secure the full amount of their Values, $4.50, $5.00 and $5.50 Mens Furnishings 1 1 1 TV IMPORTED GLASS TOWELING, Girls School Dresses 15c Of Fine Ginghams or Chambrays Sizes 7 to 14 Years $1.00 HTCK TOWELS 1 9 Vm (18x86), worth lii'IZC HTCK TOWELS, fancy borders. INDIAN HEAD MUSLIN, Off William H. Moore, financier, sportsman, organizerond director of many corporations, died at his home, 4 East Fifty-fourth street, Manhattan, last night from the effects of heart disease.

Me was 74 years old and In poor health for some time. Ada Small Moore, his wife, and lr. J. Ciiftda Edgar, were present when he died. Judge Moore, as be was better known to a host of friends and admirers, Is survived, in addition to his wife, by two sons, Edward Small and Paul Moore.

He was a director of the National Biscuit Company, American Can Company, American Surety Company of New Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railway; the First National Bank of New York, the First Security Company of the City of New York and the Lehigh Valley Railroad, Born in Utica in 1848, Mr. Moore entered Amherst College In 1867, and, after being admitted to the bar in 1872, practiced law for many years in Chicago. It was there thfct he started with his brother, James H. Moore, the nucleus of what is now known as the United States Steel Corporation. Mr.

Moore, aside from, his reputation as a great organizer, was universally known as a lover of horsei and was always a foremost figure and supporter at the annual horse shows in New York City. For man years lie was a keen rival of the late' MENS PART WOOL SHIRTS, in natural gray; heavy weight sizes 84, 48, 40 and 42-each. SPECTACLES White metal frames; extra heavy cylinder bridges; comfort cable; temples fitted with large, round, spherical lenses. Including examination by our registered optometrist. Special, Saturday only, $2.50 Optical Dept.

Main Floor H.MTTERMANCQ MEN'S ECHO COLOR RIBBED UNION SUITS; sizes 84 to 46; regular values 6L60. Stralghtltne or waistline fashion. Several styles with bloomers. A wide variety of colors and combinations In checks, plaids and solid colors; Another Lot at $1.69 SMART ALL-WOOL DRESSES Of serge, crep or Jersey, trim-i med with gay touchea of em-n broidery a score of pretty styles to select from. Come in navy, red, tan or brown.

Sizes ,7 to 14 C9QQ years tPwO NAVY SERGE AND FLANNEL MIDDIES Regulation ity 1 sailor collar, emblem and trimming of braid, cuff bottom style, smartly stitched; (PO AQ sizes 9 to 80.. Battermaa Ca. Second Floor. MENS HEAVX PART WOOL NATURAL GRAY SHIRTS AND DRAWERS MENS HEATHER SOCKS, medium weight, fancy openwork stitch; also black VQ and gray; pair vv H. Bsttcrmse Ce.

Mats Flew. Special Sale! worth 83c, yard 4dOC WHITE MUSLIN, -i 4 I. 84 inches wide FRUIT OF THE LOOM MUSLIN, yard wide. JLO Tc TABLE OIL CLOTH, ffft 64 In. wide; reg.

UrL TABLE OIL CLOTH, 48 In. wide; reg. HrC SHELF OIL CLOTH, scalloped, reg. APRON GINGHAMS, reg. 16c value, yd.

DIAPER FLANNEL, 27 Inch wide, bleached; worth 26c EIDERDOWN FLANNEL, 6o LARGE SIZE SHEETS, 61x90; no seam; 41.49 (FT TQ value FANCY PILLOW CASES, lace trimmed; full size; IQ reg. 79o value 4.C $6 COMFORTABLES, fO 170 full size tDO. 4 44 ILAID BLANKETS, wool mixed; full size; Bsttormsa Ca Mala Flow Silk and Dress Goods S4 IN. VAETILLE CLOTH, In an assortment of pretty shades. Reg.

41.89. Cl IQ Special, per tDiewU 40 IN. CREPE DE CHINE, In oil shadez. Reg. 43.60.

(TQ Special, per 40 IN. PRINTED CREPE DE CHINE. Reg. 48.60. TQ OQ Per yard tDeOy REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS in lengths of 1 to 6 zergex, mohairs, granite, broadcloth, 49o to 43.25.

Boys Wool Suits Overcoats Your 1 rthj Worth Choice p4rOU More Clearance! ODD LOT OF BRASSIERES nd bandeaux of cambric and novelty hook front and OO beck Z6C CORSETS AND FLESH COLOR co util and brocade topless and low bust and long hip eome graduated (D-f in front OA4f BABIES DRESSES of fine nainsook, square or round neck daintily embroidered GQ lace 470C ODD LOT OF TOTS COATS, corduroy, plush or mixture lined throughout; some (Ttn an belted ePAsOs EXTRA SIZE PETTICOATS of radium silk and wool Jersey; pretty colors, finished with pleated or tailored rijff AQ flounce ePDsad PANTALETTES of eateen elastic at waist, double row of shirring In brown, green, Bfl. navy end purple 4 CHILDRENS FLEECE LINED UNION SUITS, with drawer waist combination; reg-ular la. Special 7oC WOMENS HEAVE FLEECE DINED VESTS, sixes to Ffl. 44; gory oyc WOMENS UNION SUITS, fleece lined, low neck, short sleeves srir. $1.29 PHOENIX FULL FASHIONED EXCELLENT SILK HOSE, lisle top and soles.

In black and cordovan $1.60 SILK HOSE with pyramid pointed heel, lisle top and soles-. in black and eor- flT OQ dovan. Fair OXs4dO FINE QUALITY EXTRA KITE STOCKINGS, fine rib top, double heel and too, seam back, In black, white and eor- ffQ. Jlovan. pqtf 4tC CHILDREN'S BRUSHED WOOL SKATING flQ -Value $1.50 UQC WOMENS CAPE SKIN GAUNT-LETS, dark sand color, made with three row embroidered backs.

Sizes I to (PO in Fair 1,000 UMBRELLA 8, for men and women; regular (T -J ff Jbl.ID UESH VEILING, plain or colored dots; OQ per yard tJC HANDKERCHIEFS, odd lot of womens handkerchiefs; also linen, with embroidered 1 corners. Value tto, each JLtC RIBBONS Moire, taffeta ribbon, all the latest LARGE, ROUND JAPANNED BOXES, gilt edged and tlnt-ad paper end enve- 1 to lopes; reg. 11.11... DAelu CREPE DB CHINE OVERBLOUSES, trimmed with fine leoea, beautiful beading, eome In black, navy, white, flesh, bisque, worth up to 46.IS; sixes 14 to 44 DUPLEX VANITT OASES, with patent lock, oxidized neat deal center pocket. Bilk lined; valuo 41.11 (J1 Off special COWHIDE BRIEF OASES, two pocket; nickel lock and key, In brown only; value 20 1 $1.60 O4sl0 pledges.

THOMAS E. MOLLOY, FBIshop of Brooklyn. Wool Overcoats Plain bine, brown and fancy mixtures, plaid lined. Inverted pleat back; belt all around, with muff pockets; sizes I tb years, 2-Pants Suits, Overcoats and Mackinaws $9.98 Suits Tweed mixtures plain gnd fancf yoke back models; two pairs pants, fully lined. 61ses 7 to 18.

All Wool Mackinaws All this season's styles and fabrics; ult sizes 4 to IT years; mackinaws, 19 to 18 yean. Big Boys Long Overcoats Wonderful values; formerly sold at 418-00 and 414.00; sizes 10 to 18 years. The E8thonlan government has permitted prospecting for petroleum on one of Its islands where It Is believed to exist, as the use of native shale oil for boiler fuel is not a success. Suits Blue and brown, fancy mixtures. Inverted pleat back; each suit with two pairs pants, full lined; sizes to 14 years.

Boys Wool Overcoats Regularly $5.00 2.77 In brown, blue and mixtures; plaid lined. Inverted pleat back, muff pockets, belt all around; sizes to 8. BOYS BLOUSES K. and and Onyx brand; fine striped patterns; a most wonderful assortment to make your selection; sizes 4 to 14 yeara 64c eacD; 2 for e.4e Join Battermans Boys Free Library H. Battermaa Co-fmod Hoe, Advance Spring Millinery Boys and Girls Shoes Pr SELF LINGERIE orchid, blue.

H. 50c to $1.59 5 LIN-bite op- 79c Groceries yard. uuc to i COLOR STRIPE bAliDEN, In white pink, grey and Per yard AUtaraH Oh Nala Floor EXCLUSIVE MODELS of Gros Ao Loudre, talll satin and combinations of hair cloth In draped effects, also a number of ribbon and hemp milan combinations tailored, semi or dress wear, in black and tho new changeable colon; principally medium and mall hata; values (T 4 AF to $6.00. NEW FALL HATS Tor women, misses and matrons, also a number of flower trimmed hats, made of fine chine ailk satin, wfsca or changeable taffeta in ail the newest colors, also black, pleasing effects. Values to ACT $4.00.

tPsa3 H. Battermaa OtMkeond Fleer i BOYS ENDIOOTT JOHNSON AND HAMILTON A BROWN 6HOt other well-known makes of kangaroo ealf, scout sizes 1 to 6 tan elkskln high-cut lace ahoea scout style, and black gyn metal calf lace ahoea Sizes QQ to 1H. Pair. tDLsVO WOMENS STORM RUBBERS New up-to-dSo models. In Boston, Bay State Rhode Island adgl Meyer Rubber Co.

makes; sixes 1H to 8, foV high heela, low Cuban and common sense heela; regular also soma boys' and youths' storm rubbers Included la this lot; siies 7Qa from 1 to 2 and 2H to 4. Your choice, palrMa? H. Bettermaa Ce. Main Bm i A Well Known Standard Make Console Phonograph I .50 TalkoftheTown! Our Semi-Annual CLOTHING SALE Suits Overcoats 122.50 $25 Values 1C RQ NOW 10 $27.50 $30 Values 01 RQ NOW tl- $35.00 $40 Values 2Q.5Q FACCO BRAND TAKD, ox. Itti HTPOL1TB MARSHMALLOW CREAM epeclel CAKE, FRESH BAKED BAISIN MARBLE OK PLAIN.

PURI COCOA; in. I lb, for IOC destem; scouring powder rag LA BESS ICR CREAM, la east, iarn cadi PURR MALT EXTRACT. 4ft. LARGE, lt. cam CRACKERS, FRESH BAKED, A.

"Another" Bieoutt, 3 boxes for ARABOOA COFFEE, BatUnun'iOl. fipeclsl bKnd. lb Out, H. Battermen JJLS- Sc TrrER llC Beautiful Coats $1 S.95 Your Choice 15r Worth $35.00 to MADE TO MEASURE Values A. 00 NOW 5U ortment of 1 and finished, assortment of and flnlsheu, Meats DRY PICKED TURKEYS, lb ROASTING CHICKEN or FOWL, lb ROASTIHG FORK; 15JC VEAL RUMP or LOIN, OQl lb lb FANCY, IiARGE DRY O01 -PICKED ROOSTERS, REFF TOP and BOTTOM OO 1 ROUND ROAST, lb THICK FRESH LEAF LARD, 10 lbs.

for. $1.00 As exceptional high-grade coats, all of them well mads of materials that will giro the utmost In service. Smartly trimmed; a style and a size for overy woman. Sizes 16 to 20 and 36 to 46 Extra Sizes 42 to 52 Prunella Cloth Skirts Only a Limited Number to Be Sold at This Price A Talking Machine that will play all makes of Records. Guaranteed for five years.

Only $5 Down Balance in Small Weekly Payments 1 No Interest No Extras 8p.clflca.tton. Solid mahogany cabinet, 14 inche high, 15 14 Inches wide, 10 Inche. dep. Flay, all makes of Universal tone-arm and reproducer. Double worm (ear motor.

All metal parts heavily nickel plated, A H. Battermaa Co, Fourth Floor H.BATTERMAN CO Broadway, Flushing and Graham Avwc Brooklyn Drugs and Toiletries 19c $1 19c Atophl. HU, 49C Pyre Alcohol, (or oatemoblle prevonto thtm from (roeslnr ond for houovhntd oleoslof enA ham- CQ rollon vkw Sxtrm chart for eoataloor. Hi Shampoo Hayes Epson Salt, 1 35c 7c 1J -A -CATARWiAL JULY If ruunuiteef bj 0 veers earrle te millions of Americans. works venders tour (14, Mottinf, chronic catarrh hrad-cfcc, sort Dose, etc.

In splendid as- Smart pleated Prunella skirts sortment Of Black, Navy or Browi grounds with a number of', fancy striped attdrna in contrasting colors SMOKED HAMS, Wilson 0)1- brand, lb BONFLESS BREAKFAST BACON, 3 lbs. for. BOLOGNAS and ITIANK- Oil. FURTERS, lb ilZU H. Bettermaa C.

Bemmeet $4.98 7c FREE Dnggit Hiv. Sizes 26 to 38 Waiitband K. Battermaa Oe 8eeod Re Ot Main Flow tt Tr taint twos rscoipt rear mane ttdsddroM v', KONDON Xsf UiusapoU Mias. Y' sFREE $1.25 in Goods Free For Quickly Filled llalf Size Surety Coupon Books Buy Housefumishings on the Club Plan 10 Months to Pay. I.