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FOR SALE
AN EXCEPTIONAL PROPOSITION

AN EXCEPTIONAL PROPOSITION
Four a. Sold.
S2,S50 each; brick houses compar-
atively new, on a lettered street
northwest, offered for sale at this
very low price to settle syndicate.
Each rooms and bath; one
square from cars; all occupied by
white tenants. Terms, $500 or more
cash. balance in small monthly pay
ments; just about what the houses
are now renting for.
You should take advantage of this
opportunity to secure yourself a
home and save your earnings.
Apply for particulars.
At this low price and upon such
accommodating terms these houses
will sell very quickly.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 New York Ave. N. w.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE KNOWN AS
MT. ALTO INN, NO. 1850 WIS.
CONSIN AVENUE N. W.,
WITH GROUND, CONTAIN
ING ABOUT 7O9 ACRES.


BY virtue Of a certain deed Of trust
recorded in Liber 3ss5. folio las, one Of
the Land Records of the District OF Co
lumbia and at the request OF the partes
secured thereby will at public auction
in front OF the premises on Wednesday,
May 18th, 1919. at four o'clock P. M, sell
situate in the County Of Washington, Dis
trict of Columbia, and known as all OF
Lot 265 and parts Of Lots 262 and Zb4.
and Hawkins Addition to Georgetown"
also Lots 2s3 TO 305, both inclusive, in
Martha A. Hunts subdivision or parts Uf
Liber Georgetown Subdivisions No. ?, folio
IL, Of the Records Of the ONCE OF the
Surveyor Of the District of Columbia; the
whole contained within the following
metes and bounds:
Beginning for the same at the north
west corner OF said Lot 2s3 and running
Of said Lots, 263, 262 and 2s3, sll.l3 feet
TO the westerly line Of Thirty second
Avenue. as widened by the subdivision and
dedication shown on plat above mentioned,
thence southerly with said line OF sald
avenue, 32s-s SO feet to the southeast corner
OF said Lot sos; thence westerly 452.43 feet
more or less, TO point In the east lne
of Back Street, now Tunlay Road. dis
tant $3.50 feet south Of the point of be-
ginning; and thence north $3.50 rect &c
the point OF beginning. together with the
improvements thereon.
Terms of Sale-One- third OF the purchase
money to be paid in cash, the balance in
two equal installments payable In one ana
two years with interest at six per cent per
1nnum, payable semi-annually. from day
OF sale, secured by a deed OF trust upon the
property sold. or all cash, at the option OF
the purchaser.
$4,000 deposit required at the time Of
sale. All conveyancing. recording, notaTial
fees and revenue stamps at the cost OF the
purchaser
Terms Of sale to be complied with with
IN fifteen days from the day of sale. other
wise the trustees reserve the right to resell
the property at the risk and cost OF the
defauIting purchaser. after five days ad-
vertisement of such resale in some news
paper published in the City OF Washington
District Of Columbia
WILTON J. LAMBERT. Munsey Bldg
Trustee
CHRISTOPHER II. POPE, Southern Bldg,
Trustee.
GEORGE 3. FRASER, Attorney.
an2Q-dEsu 4 inc.
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MODERATE PRICED
HOMES

ON NORTH CAPITOL ST.,
NEAR NEW YORK AVE.
Six rooms, bath, furnace heat
PRICE, 1880.
NEAR 18TH AND sTs. N. E.
6-room. BATH brick; cellar under entire
house. Yard to alley.
PRICE. S3,76O.
NEAR sRD AND sEAToN SITS. N. z.
rooms, bath, colonial porch; nearly new
and modern in every detail
PRICE, S4,750.
NEAR sth AND EYE SITS. n. z.
SIX rooms, bath. furnace heat; semi-de-
tached. Price. 5000.
TERMS, $500 CASH
NEAR 18TH AND sTs. N. z.
Substantially built brick, containing
NEAT HOME, AT $3.50.
Can arrange convenient termA
NEAR 18th ST. AND PA. AVE. s. z.
large rooms, bath: cellar under entire
PRICE, ONLY $500.
$500 cash, $50 monthly. including all in
terest
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CIaS Sified
FOR SALE-HOUSES

FOR sALE-PRICE. 5000: A DOWN
5-Story bay-windOw brick house. contain
Ing eight rooms and bath: always occu-
pied by owner and in excellent condition.
Possession can be obtained.
BOSS & PHELPS, lnC.. l4os X st. y, w.
FOR SALE-PRICE. $3.50: IN WASH
ington Heights, a little off from Colum
eleven rooms, two baths. and rear porchCs.
most convenient location for a home
az excellent property TO own for an invest
BOSS PHELPS. Inc1 1905 H st. n W
FOR SALE-PRICE, $3.50. NOT FAR
cut; a good home that can be sold TN
terms OF 500 cash and $40 a month. to
include principal and all interest; a six
room and bath modern brick house, hay
ing front and rear pOrches; paved alley
BOSS & PHELPS. Inc. i4Os II st. y. W.
FOR SALE-PRICE. $3.50; FULLY
detached home, well located on lot 50
XleO. The house is in first class condi-
ton: contains eight rooms and bath; has
electric lights and porches; immediate pos
session and easy terms of sale made.
BOSS & PHELPS. Inc. 1905 H st. \. W.
FoR sALE-PRTCE. $3.50, IN MT.
story colonial briSk house. having hot,
porch and twozstory rear .porches Paved
alley in rear This property is now vacant
and being put in perfect repair.
BOSS & PHELPS. Inc. laos H st. \. w.
FOR SALE-PRICE. 5000: IN BLOOM
ingdaIe, little off from lst St: there
are six rooms and bath, hot-water heat,
porches whole house equipped with metal
weather strips and screens Inspection al
any time and possession given.
BOSS e. PHELPS, Inc, 1406 II ST. y. w.
FOR sALE-PRTCE, $3.50: A DANDY
home, conveniently located, having six
rooms and bath, hUt-water heat and
garage; house Is semi-detached, has a
good side yard.
BOSS & PHELPS. Inc. 1905 H st. \. W.
FOR SALE PRICE, $500. FACING
Lincoln Park; a beautiful situation. and
home that will interest you: there are
six rooms and bath, all modern conven-
fences. Can be sold on terms Of $1,000
cash and monthly payments.
BOSS & PHELPS, Inc, 1906 H st n. w
FOR sALE-PRICE, $3.50; on 18TH ST.
close TO Massachusetts, ave; siX-room
brick house, modern plumbing, situated on
lot worth nearly much the price
Of the whole property. A thirty-foot alley
BOSS & PHELPS. Inc. 1905 H st. n. W.
FOR sALE-PRICE, $3.50: IN MT.
Pleasant a little west of 18th St; very
cheap home: a three-story bay-window
brick house, having nine rooms and bath;
reasonable termP Of sale made.
BOSS & PHELPS. Inc. l4o6 H ST. n. W.
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WAN TED

WANTED by Sept. 1st or
18th unfurnished apt. of 3
rooms, kitchenette and bath;
centrally located; rent, $50 or
$40. Bonus $25 for securing;
write or phone Mr.. A. H.
Williams. 1146 10Th st. NV.
or phone Main 10076, bet. 9
and D p. m. Is
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NEAR 1st AND r SITS. ~. z.
Attractive 2-story cellar brick. rooms.
bath, furnace heat; nice yard 70 alley.
ONLY $4.75O.
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THE CAR YOU WANT

may not be advertised here today. Ths
EuFegt, quickest way - 60 tell In . Times
want Ad the kind Of . car you want. Ths
aG VIII run under Autos Wanted Phona
fha 81 Ga4n Asa IN VII - 0o1k
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HAVE your car repaired by
expert mechanics that know
how. Our speciality, Hudson,
Dodge and Overland cars. We
make parts for cars that have
no service station here.
Georgetown Auto Repair Co.,
3214 Prospect ave. n. W.
Phone West IT'S. ap23-30t
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AUCTION SALES

THOMAS BOWLING & CO.. Auct!oneerS.
13th & Streets N. W.
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BROOM corner house; four bay windows;
newly papered and painted, new gas
range. wash tubs, and latrObe heat: the
present income Of four rooms ~ $50 per
month, price $3.50. $1,000 cash or more.
j. -. GARMAN.
District National Bank bldg. Lilo
FOR SALE-7-rOOm house, Prospect and
Columbia ave. West HyattsvIll", Md g.
10 city lots. clcc light. telephone, good
water property suitable for business: price
81 600. LOCK Ron So, Phone Hvatts
sol. I--d-
SsS-rOOm, brsSS h3ssSe, E-ith bath. at I2O
Thomas 81. nv. strictly white neIghbor-
hood. Phone Col. 6zso-Is -
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SHANNON & LUCHS,
M. 2345. 71314th st. n. W,
TwO-Family Flat.

$4,000. . 5-room apartments. good
opportunity TO have desirable home with
assisting income. Near 18th and You
Walking distance of downtown and close
TO car lines; convenient to stores; very
good section; liberal terms.
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AUTO ACCESSORIES

AUTO TOPS AND TRIMMINGS
Of all kinds. mica pu; IN curtains while
you wit.
THE KNOST AUTO TOP co.
459 BIO. Ave. n. w. Main 5917.
mhl-ff
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FOR SALE-AUTOMoBILES


Buick light six touring, 1915. hye-pas-
senFer Model Y -. eXce!lent conIt cory, ,o6
Ford delivery. 1917 can be used IoT Uh-
dertak king wagon, S5E5. ~ -
Ford truck. liz tom worm oLLNS, O's
fDrnifur. bodv. lust overhauled. $500.
Palmer Singer sIE-cylinder, spfgtlaL
built: high gearcd, will do ninety n1Ees
an hour. five brand new tires on u ~! WI N
tS75.
Paige roadster. 1913. 3175.
Packard Chassis, model 81 bis AOUl >
will demonstrate, price AlbS-
Paige Roadster, 1918. SlI5.
Sterns touring, continental motor Bosch
magnetic, Sl25-
Hupmobiie, 20 roadster, $40.
ROBERT HERSON,
I10-ll2 "a 81. :. ". Frank -oto'
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Park View Section.

$500. Liberal terms. rooms and
hath front colonial porch. new house sec
tIOn.
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BrOokland.

$3.50. Detached: perfect condition: s
rooms and bath, hot-water heat, electric
lights. near cars; high location; immediate
possession.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY
FOR SALE

COR. 3-sTORY BRICK; store and dwell
ing; y W. old established and occupied
now a lst-Clsss grocery and meat store.
Address NJ. 4. LEWIS, l9l: y. Pulaski St,
-RsltImorA Nd -
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Detached Home, Northeast.

$3.50. Near End and r y. e: rooms
and bath. hot-water heat. electric lights
near cars and all white section; immedi-
ate possession
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Mt. Rainier.

s35oO Large corner lot. attractive s.
room dwelling: gas and electric lights;
pOrChes: well kept grounds.
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Near 18th &DStreet CarLine

$3.50. Liberal terms rooms and
tn: front colonial porch deep lot. very"
good new house section y. r.
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ON NORTH CAPITOL ST.,
NEAR NEW YORK AVE.
Six rooms, bath. furnace heat
PRICE, $3.50.
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KENYON Street, Near 11th.

$3.50. 5000 cash. Colonial front porch
rooms and bath. near car lines: con-
ycnicnt TO stores and schools.
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Allan E. Walker & Co., Inc,
St3 18th st. n. w.
Main 426
$500. $3.50 Cash.

Brand new; vacant. near Massa chusets
Avenue Heights rooms. hardwood hoOB.
hot-water heat. @5 feet wide by lsI teet
deep. One-haH square TO cars.
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! "B- street: built for owners home;
stories and cellar: splendid arrangement ;;
| parlor, library, dining room. pantry and
Kitchen on the hrSt door: bed rooms and
bath on the second ioor; hot-yatsr heat ::
/ lot 2ex13e, garage; 3T,7So.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-25
JULY Is DECIDED ON
AS DATE FOR PEACE
sixty Days 10 Eispec From Day Of
signing for General Declaration
Throughout Entire World.


PARIS, April "a A clause has
been drafted for insarunr in the
peace treaty fixing the date for re.
turn to a state OF peace so days after
the signing OF the treaty II the
treaty is signed about May 10, peace
VIII thus become effective through.
out the world on July l5.
The purpose OF this provision is
20 prevent confusion among the
more than 20 belligerent nations
which might fix different dates In
their various Publications. According
TO the present plan each nation will
ratify the treaty according to It's own
Laws, but all Will unite In a common
date which Will become unNersal
day OF peace.
This follows the precedent cstab-
lishod lt the conclusion OF various
wars but II Ia Increasingly necessary
In the present case, owing 10 the
large number OF nations signing the
trenty
II Is being considered whether the
United States as an associated pOwer
but not an ally should sign "A sep
arate treaty Of peace with Germany
II would be the same treaty as that
signed by the allies and would he
signed at the same time as part OF
the same ceremony but tho effect OF
the separate treaty would he 10 pre-
serve The position OF the United
States and Germany instead of be-
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tween the United states and large
nuinb Der Of other allied powers, Count
Won Brockdorff- -Kantzau, In his last
reply, stated that the German pleni-
potentiarles had been designated
with the idea that pour parlers will
occur simultaneously with the deliN-
cry or the preliminaries OF peace.
This expectation to engage In discus
sions from the outset IN leading TO a
careful scrutiny OF President VIII
sons - points" AZ limitations have
been received that the chief discus
sion will he whether the treaty ac-
cords with those points. one eS-
pert engaged In this scrutiny says the
principal discussion will occur over
the mn point, relative TO the Ger
man colonies and the second. which
provided for free. open and abso-
lutte freedom OF the seas.
The flfth point provides for free,
open and absolutely impartial ac-
Acknowledgement OF colonial claims. -
The treaty ends Germany's control OF
her former colonies with the league
Of nations stablishlng mandatorles
Whether this accords with the pro
vision for free and open adjust
ment" Is expected 10 figure In the
pour parlers The second point con
cerning the freedom OF tho seas has
not figured during the discussion OF
the treaty and the attitude TO be
friendly has not been announced
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Mechanics W. G. Chambers, W T
triffcnstoin, Andrew Naffol. u &
lhndnor. Dan lAvin. q - Criswrll
j i Ne"dy. !. a. Brackucy v. j.
hinEFburg ! Oldham, I.,W kclNp
Homer iiurft and Miss Osle Briffon,
stein
Mrs Ire Morris entertained mem
hcrs of tho Utopia club with a de.
hghtful meetlnE Wednesday after
noon IN her home There vas an i'm
pfomptu program 0f music win
numbors by Mrs Ray Sellers OF Afh
Grove, Me-, ana Miss HCtru Deshanc
The hostess was assisted IN enter
ihlnlng and so'plng = L,, sister
MlAs Ona DeShnne
Mrs Thomas 4 simpson has re-.
turned "a huskoEce. after II yitIt I'm
N" nome of Mr. ana Mrs John II
Mhfhhhm II. Mrs simpson came
over especially for the lrdIcitory
organ recital of The new organ In
l'"y Family church. Monday oven
ing
Miss Elizabeth licnr, LETT last
eF"ning Tor school ~ Chicago. after
IN" EhNi"r vacation ~ humc. nc,um.
thhyihg her grandfather aud uncle.
Mr Robert j. Henry and Mr SrlIon
il'hiN on NOR rcturn to that city
Mrs. .. y, WriRh, returned last
evening from Oklahoma CIty where
hhr whS IN" guest ~ friends FOR
hoveral days
Mr. ana Mrs PAU G. Never
,n"i"r"h early In The month to
Detroit, Mich. where they viii spcnd
the summer
Nj ana Mrs Presley q Walker.
jr, left on wednesday evening for n
several days stay IN Kansas Ciy.
Mira J, G. II Minner Of Guthrie.
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RURAL DISTRICT THIEF
STEALS DIAMOND RINGS

Tho home Of e. r. Rice on n. y. u
No. 5. Tulsa. was broken into
"Wednesday afternoon and robbed OF
two diamond rings valued At $3.50, a
e calihor pistol a flash light and
cameo ring, a total value Of over
$500
Although no arrests have been
made two negroes who were seen In
tho vicinity early Wednesday after
noon are suspected
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TWO ALLEGED THIEVES
ARRESTED BY POLICE

Eugene Demure and Gorton Hol.
man who woro arrested by the po.
nee THURSDAY morning alleged 10
have hecn connected with several
robbcrtcs IN tho city recently They
were found hiding IN First street
alley
When brought 10 the pOlice station
bcmurN had IN his possession u mo-
tor IN Ger which he claimed he
found. Domufo said he was from S,-
pulph and Holman from Kansas
Both said they had hecn In the city
several days but did not tell the DO.
lie" where they had been stopping
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I,cnefit IIriiipc

The Womhn's auxiliary NJ Temple
Israel has set next Tuesday Aprii
with which n VIII entertain In th"
ballroom of Hotel Kctchum Preccd
ing the card party officers OF Tho
RuNuliary, including Mesdamrr Ed
ward Levin. Max Kahn. e., Salman
Claude II Roscnstcin and a IL 81
mon. will entertain officers OF The
MuSkogee siSterhood, who are com
ing especially FOR the event. with a
luncheon In the hotel
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Members Of tho llyeohka club who
have been assisting with tho sale OF
Grand opera tickets are asked to be
In attendance al the called meeting
at o'clock Saturday afternoon IN
the library IN order that they may
check up with Mrs. Harry -. Muir
dock
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OF Interest 70
Wy Q MI T. N
DAILY THOUGHT.

Take tho world as It Is There are
good and bad In IT,
And good and bad Will be from
now TO the end
And they who expect to make saints
In a minute,
Are In danger Of mnrrinE more
hearts ihan thcyll mend
luain
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In here for visit 10 her daughter.
Mrs. 6. ! Ertll ana Mr. Brill
Mrs. q. H. Brink OF Bartlesville
rs me guest fny few days OF Mrs
william Il. Lindsay
Mr. and Mrs Edgar w NcCrary
have returned from trip To New
York
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The Calendar for FRIDAY

knights Of columbus are hosts ~
Easter party In * e HON"
Seuuoyah club cntcrintnH with din
ntr,dance IN Hotel Tulsa
bkamyri club dance In Eik| home.
Jane Adams chnuIauqun, library
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PIANO pupils OF Mr.. John knowles
Weaver will appear In recital this
evening In tho auditorium OF the
college, with fine arts pupils assist
Ing Friends Of the school are in
vitcd.
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Mrs Il. l.. Rowland will entertain
members OF the Lofting club with a
box party at the Empress, followed
by luncheon In Tea Cup Inn. this
afternoon. There will be l8 guests
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1t was in honJr OF tho birthday
anniversary OF Mr. T. NJ Iverson.
that II party Of friends surprised Mr
and Mrs lversun on Wednesday
evening. Cards was played at
several tables and following tho
games thcro was dsnclng and a
supper was served TO NJ caSrs and
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Miss Zola IUok was hostoss 10 u
group Of friends ~ tho wocks ond,
when she entertained In honor Of
tho visit ~ her mother, Mrs j.. u.
Hook OF Gibson Clty. Ills Luncheon
wnH served ut down town cafe,
with jonqulls and pink sweet peas
for decoration OF the tables The
favorr were handkerchlefs OF Mexi.
can drawffy work A box party at
the Empress followed the luncheon.
Mosdamen I, T. Nixon, NJ. A. snyder.
u. ~ Lane, lnoz Footc. John
Melsenbackcr. Walter H. Callahan.
Misses Amy Woodry, Nell Meyers
and Marjorie Hook
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Mcpherson Cow IN New York.
FORT WORTH. Texas, April - 49,
T.. A. Mcpherson wte41SWife killed
herself by shooting In gew York
hotel apartment Wedneo4ay night,
will leave Immediately for New York
Mrs Mcpherson was the daughter OF
Daniel O'Day, one OF John ID. Rocke.
fclIer's associates In the forming OF
the standard oil company.
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No phone orders-Hour Sale items cannot
be sent c. o. D.-Shop by the clock for
articles go sale promptly.
Friday Hour Sale-9 until 10 a. m.
Large Box Stationery, 25c
Fine quality paper in white, blue, lavender.
pink and yellow; pale coors. Envelopes
to match. Regularly 39c.-Main Floor
Friday Hour Sae-1O until IL a. m
32-lnch Zephyr Gingham, 29c
Fifty pieces to select from; plaids, stripes,
checks; good quality all colors.-Main
Floor.
Friday Hour Sale--11 until IL noon
Women's Dress Pumps 1896
Patent dull kid leather; both plain and
fancy styles. Regularly up to $7.-Second
Floor.
Friday Hour Sale-1 until p. m.
Stamped Gowns, CSC
Completely made of fine grade of nan-
sock. Stamped ready for working; sizes
Is to II. Regularly $1.50-Balcony.
Friday Hour Sale until p. m
Children's Gingham Dresses,
$1.98
Sizes to IA years plain colors and paids:
we'll made of good gingham. Regularly to
$350.-Second Floor
Friday Hour Sale-3 until 4 p. M
Fine Fancy Voiles, Extra Special,
29c
Beautiful new designs: floral plaids,
stripes; every color; 40 inches wide. Regu-
larly to 60c.-Main Floor.
Friday Hour Salea--4 until S p. m
-Children's Mary Jane Strap
Slippers, S1.69
Regularly up to 3d. Some lace oxfords in
the lot. Slippers in patent, dull kid and
white. Sizes to 12,--Second Floor.
All Day Sale of
Partisan Ivory Articles, csc
Partisan ivory toilet articles of every kind
included. Regularly to S3.-Main Floor
Buy Victory Bonds Today
Nn,Mdepou
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4 party of members Of tho
Women's benefit association OF Lady
MaccabeeS, rendered Mrs. Roy T..
DorriH. n pleasant surprise. Wodncs.
day evening In the home of bcr
mother, Mrs J. -. Davis high five
and five hundred we're the paAtiru es
with several tabloS Of the games
playing Mrs. Doris was presented
with n gift Of silver MntronH of the
number were; Mesdames &. r.
Reynolds. j. W. Foraker. Anna
Miller, j w. French, NJ G. kimball.
G A Proper L. " Garfield, T. W
Paddock y. A. Hsekett. /. Lebaron.
A. McCrhcken, H.. Forest Hayden,
Edward Yodrr +. u, Kennedy.
Elizabeth Gllbroath, Lewis. and Miss
Cummings
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At Cards.

Mrs Arthur Lippa yesterday OK
tended invitations for several tables
OF cards this afternoon In the
Country club, for Mrs X o. Ldppu
OF Pittsburgh.
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Tuesday Book club members had
an especially pleasant and interesting
meeting Tuesday afternoon In the
home OF Mrs. H. g. Connor. Three
papers made up the program and
each was u source OF enlightenment
on that little known country, Aus
traila, In IA Dark Cloud on Tas-
mania" Mrs, J II. Cole took up the
psnal colonization OF the island.
"Picturesuue New Zealand" by Mrs
Arthur Lee Odell. portrayed the
strange beauty OF the mythology of
the South sea Islands and showed
the relation OF the scattered group
by means OF the ancient beliefs and
stories which prove the common
stock OF all the Aryan races. Each
pc per indicated considerable re-
search and thought, Az previously mr.
ranged, the program was followed by
shower OF clothing household
linens, groceries and fruit for the
Boys home on South Boston avenue.
Ecumenlc club members gathered
for their annual luncheon Wednes-
day afternoon In. Tea Cup Inn. with
more than 80 matrons and young
women OF the organization In at
=
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presided AS toHH,misiresS ana rc-
spuuscS were made by Mrs y r.
)Nrhly who has been president of the
/cAh thc paei two yoarA. Mrs. George
lloaEland Nrs t. Forest Hayden.
who spoke OF tho future Of The or
ghniHaupn, Mrs John f.. Hayden.
MiHa Ellen Douahor. who presented
the need uf juvenile c0ur, IN Tulsa
and MrH. James T.. Fitzgerald. hls,
IIanlon, Mrs Wluuiftcd Washa
Daurh ana Mrs. llnyd'n were the
committee "u- fntcrtainmcnl
Mrs Ernest lcaohmAn entertained
with "a pretty luncheon party yes
terdhy afternoon ~ her home 2lH
H'g'h Nicto,, hum"t,nR Mrs ltus-. II
Lcachmau. tNiw M,rgaror MeycD
who recently returned from IN
dtanap6lS, Ind for residence IN
Tulsa. at the conclusion Of Mr.
leaChmaus term ot service In tho
army
tn" uhlo decorations we're Of
yellow tulips ana there were covers
Tor 10. several games "f uriigc fol-
lowed Young mitronA of the party
were Mrsdamrr, Thomas Seal. bhvld
trcmlns. I = Daniel ! T.. Moore.
u q. Daniels - VI Matthew'S. a u,
Allen, Ncrn seaman ana i. o. iItt-
man MI ana Mrs. l."ichmLn are
AT nome TO tt!oudt al 81 Snuth
Wheeling