davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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]. S. SAILORS RELEASE
BY MEXICO PROMISED

The unconditional release of
Harry V. Learnard and Harry o.
Martin, members of the crew of
the u S. S. Pocomoke, arrested at
Mazatlan, Mexico. November 12, on
the charge of .assaulting a Mex
lean. was promised for today, ac-
cording to a dispatch to the State
: Department from the American
consul at Mazatlan.
The consul said there was no
basis for press reports that the
men had been neglected, as the
consul and vice consul had done
everything possible in their in
terest.
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PRESIDENT HAS IN MIND
SUCCESSOR TO Mr.. LANE

Although Secretary Of the Interior
Lane has not yet resigned. President
Wilson has a successor in mind, it
was said today at the White House.
Secretary Lane a few weeks ago irf
. published statement said that he
intended resigning when he could do
so without embarrassing or disturb
:-- the Pces;Gc-.
Evening star., 1919-12-30
Missouri to Elect Representative.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-. December
30.---A representative to Congress will
be elected from the third Missouri
congressional district at q special
election Saturday, February II. The
date for the election previously had
been announced as February Is.
which the secretary of state today
declared to be erroneous.
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Orders Another Fiume Plebiscite.

ROME. Monday. December %
Capt Gabrielle d'Annunzio has ordered
new plebiscite at Fiume to deter
mine the future OF the city. accord
in. to the Epeca. Two plebiscites
have already seen held
Evening star., 1919-12-30
LA GUARDIA RESIGNS SEAT.
Will Be Sworn In as Head of Al.
dermen January /.

NEW YORK, December 30.-Repre-
sentative F.. H. La Guardia an
nounced today that he had sent his
resignation as a member of Congress
to Gov. Smith. He will be sworn in
New Year day as president Of the board
Of aldermen. p.
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Cecile B. vester Located.

KALAMAZOO. Mich. December 30.
Beatrtce Vester. wanted In
Mount Clemens, I'm connection with
the death of J. Stanley Brown, was
located here last night at the home
Of Ronald Nelson, whom she said il
her cousin.
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WEATHER.

Fair tonight and probably tomor-
row somewhat colder tonight.
Temperature for twenty -four hours
ended 2 pm. today: Highest, AZ, at IL
am. today; lowest, 26. at IL pm. yes
terday.
Full report on page Is.
Evening star., 1919-12-30

Continued on Second Fage.j
Evening star., 1919-12-30

The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to
the use for republication Of all news dispatches
credited to 1t or not othe. wise credited in this
paper and also the local news published herein.
All rights Of publication Of special
dispatches herein also reserved.
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HELP wANTEp-MALE


BUSINESS SERVICE CO. Iiid Land Tiu
ACCOUNTANrS--Senio S5O.sB0; c. P
A.. hs auditor with large CORP, S5n0O up
ROOK' 'PERS-Factory and office. S2O-s50.
CHENlST-Dye wood metals, $500 up.
INEERS-DcsiRn engines. pumps. $4,000;
drop forge prcss and electric welding; civil,
with knowledge Of building supplies.
ALESNEN--NRrnish. radiators. cleo. suo.
TENDESTS-Furn. fac, $4,000
gray iron foundry. $4,000 uo yearly.
SrENOG'RS & PRIV. SECS a.. siS-s3o.
CAPABLE MEN-Sal"s. office nrd technical.
EARN BIG MONEY
no lathe work auto repair mechanical and
clect"ical driving or storage battery work.
We '-a!n mon on practical lEps
phils Macha niCaI Electrical School
Call Gl 1918 Brown ST.. PhiladelTh!9.
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pELIGUfFUL summer and winter home:
South LnuBhornc, right at station; I"
rooms: large grounds; all city cony y.uicucey
T. EDWARD l.uTH 30 y. l7th 81.
Si'RtRRNN homes convenient to 6Hth ST
TormIudl, $4,000 and upward; all conyaG-
tou,os. GrS. l.. BARNES. 1901 Chestnut st
NNERERTlF-For sale, houses with modern
iupruN "ments. from $1,000 upward. Harris
Ecal Estate. opposite station, Narherth "a
MuLLBI RN-Possesion at once; beautiful
story porch-front S-room house; gas
cleciri, hot.water heat: all modern Improve
nents; on" o-cent fare to city Hall; Il min
l'rs' ride; quick action; buy direct from
owner, save agents commission sacrifice
price $1,000, For appointment TO homo
phone Walnut 240.
TWU-STORY frame bungalow and garage
/ acres OF ground Springfield road, White
marsh township. Montgomery county; ideal
summer residence; Whtemarsh Valley Coun-
Try club nearby.
EDGAR S. McKAlG. 1flO Morris Bldg.
LARGE new bungalow overlooking Mil
station. Narberth. Pa
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STORAGE AND MOVING
FIDELITY FlREPROoF WAREHOUSES
1sl7-1Sl9 MARKET ST
STAMPS AND COINS

GIRARD STORAGE, 0ls Glrard ave!
ing. packing. storage. Pop. 1904. Park
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DIAMONDS BOUGHT

Highest prices paid for diamonds old gold.
platinum. siyc-, false teeth and pawn tick.
ets bought 1900 Filbert St. second floor.
ANTIQUE furnit re- old china. old iewelry.
=, gold. siiEor false teeth. diamonds An
nluee. G2S Chestnut. Phone Walnut Tn2G
ANTIQUES, carpets. rugs. beds. rarior sets.
davsnports go-carta. paper rags metal.
y I-NGcl a furn. man, Safety First Junk
%. Il5 l.ancMstcr ave. Preston 1oSo.-
ANTIQUES and mod. fvr.. feather beds
- mar. vases. hrok jew. hlqh prices. White
Plon"cr 1926 \. Chnr Phi. Diamond s2a
CASf-oFF clothing wanted: ladies' and Cl.i'-
, dr"n r,0tics a speciality: hest NriCcs. Fh.
Market 2+iS w 90 ""ll ". StHrr S3I \. 4th.
DIAMONDS bought. "old and EXCHANGED,
oId gold. silver. platinum false teeth.
SAMSON fcf0iug Co, go SAMSON st.
C1TANING Up TIME W. bnv what VOL
don't wait ,iuhack. 4"o y. GUtl. Bel IS4T.
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General
,EENEWALD'S
NlECHANICA

MECHANICAL or CIVIL. ENGiNEER. ea-
perisncad In general building lines or con;
traet,ng lines; foreman machine shop small
parts; manufacturing foreman; foreman nan
,sineer machine shop practice steel or iron
treatment; experienced assistant 70 MANAGER
in employment business; technical man re-
CURED prof sharing bass assistant en-
pioyment manager, female: inteLSiewer; WE'VE r pr.-
law office: head hookkeeper, take charge;
bookkreper machinery experienced cost ac-
noun,ant manufacturing or machinery ex-
nerinnTa s3OO0, hooEkeeper hotel; expert
nnccd hotel cashier. St25; credit manager,
retail jolihins or merchandising experience;
some excellent offers for executive men ana
wonien with clean records; write the secre-
tory for HANK md booklet: no cnrollment
.hsrs.A ?50 tith, Estahlshe1 since 1871,
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S35OO-l9OO BLOCK IANEER ST. IOgouI&
and Chelten ave. seCtion); = story. porch. u
rooms and bath; terraCed; hot-water heat,
electric light; best houses in Germantown for
the money; examine 1868
Frank ]. Faber li20 Chestnut. Spruce 6I2I.
POSSESSION: mod. 2-sty. twin house: cor.
Knox and Ashmead; first FIR. Dutch hall.
dining rm.. Kitchen, laundry: second floor
bedrooms and bath: cleo: room for garage.
J W. Graham. Jr.. 337 Land Title Bldg
ROCKLAND ST, No. 18-3-story, porch
house; terrace 10 rooms: near Wayne
ction. can lOlS Indiana ave.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

COVER NESS-Young lady of refinement and
education desires position during ~"
~In,-7~-. r'.nerIenred: host references. Il. y.
s.. 20 W. DONEGAL St. Mount JOY. Pa. -
WOMAN of executive ability and business
rXpericrca nf several years wishes TO con-
r.ct with reputable fi-n: cNn. also rs en-
ployment mgr. md welfare wlir. 3l3 10.
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HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


1880 COLUMBIA AVE.-Moden store and
dwelling; rent $1,000: let's talk II over.
ReynOld II. Greenberg 1+2l Chestnut st.
oO4G l.. SERGEANT -- Three story hricl,
dwelling. 7 rooms. bath. $1,000. l.UKENS
& MONTGOMERY. l135 Shackamaxon st.
PINE W. OF 1OTII---7"NlOO to rear street:
valuable central site which the owner IL
anxious to sell. WORRlGII.. 555 y. 18th.
100 BLOCK Z. Wishart, ST rooms: nlt
cows. stationary waShtubs price S240O
r. W. Wrigley. Front bel. AlleGhcny ave.
800 HOUSES for sale: 800 down: balance
same as rent; list on request
KENNEDY. 1n01 Chestnut.
CHEERFUL corner house, o rooms and ba tn
with large yard; sell cheap: easy terms.
can 1927 Cambridge ct. u 80. Ledger Office
3-STORY BRICK. 0 rooms and store. corner
property. cheap to quick buyer.
II. HARGRANE, 6l02 Torresdale ave.
18th ABOVE ARCH ST.--3-utory bldg with
store: assessed $4,000; sen S14, 900. u.
VIM. Wrigley. Front st. bel Allegheny ave
500 BLOCK Il. Walnut lane: up-to-du a
homes: S220O. CLAYTON. 3la2 FrRnkfd ave
a33l-2333 Jasper st.--S r., cows. $500 ca
Iukens Montgomery. 1885 ShackamaXon. il
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MERIOS
NEW MERTON HOMES


JUST pINIDED-'ren acres In 4 mere tracts
an! large building lots build Your house .
lot: groun need not he fully naid for before
building: agcEt on grounds daily from to
Mpdia short Lin" car Il at Darby: request
conductor to let You off at Waveriy terrace
write for special circular, BARRY & HAM-
MOND. o2j LafaNe'te Eldg. Ph'a Pa
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OAK LANE
Observation-Disclosures

COLONIAL HOME, with garage 10 rooms \
. ,"ths, hreplacNs; lot s0x217; within
and surroundinGs; price Sl4 00H. Address
nNNr-cr Z IL Miller Al La ndrillo road.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


COI'WfN, PA.-Threc- story brick corner
, property southern exposure; II rooms.
baths; all COnvruicuCcS; hOt-water heat;
$1,000. g II. Frussoui. i2S :. 4th st. Col
wNn. Del CO, Pa BolI phone Darby 3S3.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

front thIrd-nGOr rooms: water; sera rate
meter: US" Of bath: SlI D"r mohth. Pop
ln- 4I6
sFRuCB l0l" uiolmehuretN : Dounle ard
aingl" vacancies. beautifully furnished;
run. watcr. private bath e;ec light: phones
SPRTCE lTl1--Iiousskoeninr suite and sin
g. rooms: r"fned ncighhorhoHd.
SPRTNE. l23i--Largc attracttva foru rm.;
h"n" Comf"~tS: ren son1 1hlo' r"f"r"n"e'. .
WALNUT ST. 30U5 Large front room.
southern "Nposure. for gentlemen. Pres
ton 42a7 "
llTH. :. 3lG-lS--Thr Perrin: large front
rooms aud single rooms: prlyai" suite,
n"wLv furnished throuEh"u,. Walnut ITO.
18TH. y. l5OP-Two rooms and hnth. uir'iv
furnished. largo room. r"iNni" bath.
also suC.c room phonc p"p ~ j
18TH. : 3i2 20. Attr"rttvcly FURNISHED
rooms ilgh, housekecnns; rnnui0r w2'"r.
10TH Y l'nI Tw" "u's.. hous r.c,ius,
fu"'u~'rd. ~ IN: sir"lr rN"wr 81 IN.
l7TU :. 132--Imrrc cheerful froq; room.
fun ishrl; lhrcC windows.
.iTIf x. l2lI--Two or three nshcd
r"onls. "an hc Hecm cycntnEH after $50.
G:sr 81 y. i4@5-Nl,cl" ru"nlshodsf"ort
room suitable f"~ couple or iva reTtlc.
modern private home. cloctrj" lights: 10
minutes 10 CITY Hall. Phone Earring 4l3.
TWO uiorlv furnished rooms. comnle'a for
nursos rreforrod Phoro Dia 5000
ONE ATTRACTIVE furnished single room
AMI bath 500. The Bartram. Chestnut
e. n"l~ 34th.
ATTRACTIVE Turn. apts.' e,n'n rnusek' rins
Sherwood Apt Agency. "25 $. Broad st.
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G AND 1o horse hor. steam engine. 100.
Eal. jackcted-kettle meat mixer. bolt and
nipe cutter. portable forge: cheap. S26 n 4th,
ETECTRIC mach bought sold, exchanged
and repaired. Delta Eng. Co. $40 y. Sd.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-01

sALFsMEN wanted by an old-tsIanilsn"d
tion will he paid to the right person" "-'
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HAVE your 8J-note player made to play sS
note music rolls only s35: work guaranteed,
VIM Doran. 1921 Lancaster aY. Preston 660l
RECORDS-MUSIC ROLLS
Bought sold. exchanged. G127 Market.
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P0SsESSluN: $1,000. rms; porch. 3I2
Moofs st.. Darby car 80 18th & Main. walk
SduaroS.
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STENOGRAPHER--Y man must De
capable and qualified for serT'@ r SnitoSsfe as Sef
Methods essential: state full particulars APP
n
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GERMASTOWN

s4obO-53os WAKEFIELD ST.-s4o0O
Eight rooms and bath, hot-water heat, laun
DIR" tubs; possession May IS
Apply 6l20 Greene St Gtn. 1902 J
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1880 COLUMBIA .AYE.-Moden store and
dwelling; rent SI20O let's talk Il over
ReynOId IT. Greenberg, 1921 Chestnut St
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OLD GOLD
PIANOS. PLAYERS. TUNING. ETC.

CASH paid for old gold silver: clocks re-
paired ROGERS. 45 S. 18th st. Loc. 1919
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TELEPHoNE OPERATOR, Young man; aE,.I is
hranch exchange OF large manufacturing
concern; excellent opportunity. steady EN-
pIoyment: state experience. ID W. +. u
TSoy pl7n
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-01

SUPERINTENDENT capable OF full charge
al atInr ali "details. P 132. ledger Onlce
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AUTOMOBILES TO HIRE

TO HIRE-New Franklin and Packard autos
for weddings. funerals American Taxi
cab. JAZZ 1.nCuet. Spruce G5. Race 245.
TnTTRINC; CAR T-passenge- IiInousirt 81 50
rsr h>u- IN Pnnav 1897
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SUMMER HOUSES
NEW ENGLAND

TO LET ~ WlnTE MTS. --Old-fashioned
S-room fsrnh.ns" furnished for summer
Eardem; boat, J, W, ROBBINS SavIn Hill ,
RoStOn.
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WANTED
Ladies and Gentlemen's S
Old Clothing Bought
Seligsohn, $40 N. 9Th
Phone Filbert 2I72

wanted. Gentlemen. don't throw your old
Cnlnlng away, a. We pay you the right priC"
Tor suits. oveIoRts, trousers shoes also fun
dress suits. We call any time you wish. in
or out OF town. Write. Pass & RerllowitE,
INV W. Columbia ave. Phone Poplar ISL.
OLD CLOTHES. ladies'. mems or hovs' suits
ooNef coats. shoes, hats: We positively pay
nu9o more. Send postal cnll or phone ID ic'S-
insgn Nl33 W. call city, country. day.
evening. Friedman Eros.. 14ii South ct
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Observation-Disclosures
WNNCOTE

WYNCOTE-Furnishcd house from May to
october; bedrooms: all modern cows:
argr yard: oIG shade; porches; = minutes
from station: 500 month. Tel. OGontz 1t44 =
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HELP wANrHp--MALE
two.thirder. tnoroushiy .xpe.
rienced on Job presses Cali Ali Locust

coMPosIToRs. ENPERtTNgEp
APPLY ErRENt OF EMPLOYMENT
WANAMAkEIt'S
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STAMPS. ALBUMS AND SUPPLIES
for stamp collectors
PHILA. STAMP CO.. 81 s. 17TH ST.
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FOR RENT-FUpNrsHED

FOR RENT--Beautiful new porch-front IT,
room twin house. furnished. TO young
couple of refinement. May 15 to Septemiber
IL. 500 per month Phone Wyoming 1917 w.
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APARTMENTS


NPNRTMENT HEADOU AETFPS
Crrtra' apartments NHe"iaitr Sherwood
Ant. Acenrv 225 :. Hrond 81. Some ;ery
utt"nt, i've ","r arts. soma E0rs nkpcpiug
,'aIi nhcuo Walnut ~
ONE VERY DESIRABLE unfurnIsh"d apart
mrnt Of " rooms and bath. $50 The
ISortraln Chestnut st. near 3+th
ARTMENT- Large room and bath: room
can II" divided. Amply J. +. Limcburner
Co.,. IT!O Chestnut 81.
NGEp An APArTMENT" SEE US
" VI. AtGO. Lih"rtv Bids Walnut 4n42
lTrH ST. S, la2 Apartment. uufurnishcd.
. or . rooms. bath.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-01
REAL ESTATE SALE or RENT
LARGE LOT. 1oxs4-rs24e oerms ntovr 81, ,
with very large lot In rear confniuin6
IoVoO 80; ~. suitable for florist OF Junk
deaIer. Owner. sol Tabor road. -lL-l-
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE

$1,000 EQUITY in Q s-story brick houses. $40
n. 9th ~. and 6l2 w. Lehigh ave, for
houses north of Erie ave or suburban.
CASSIDY BROS. 1921 Frankford ave.
SEASHORE cottage at Avalon, with garage
ana hoathouse; all conveniences; clear
value $500: for houses in northern part of
Phila. Cassidy Bros. 1921 Frankford ave.
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WISSINOAIIN0
MIMI EV CT
i,UYLESTOwN SECTION

DuYLEsTOwN SECTION
FOR SALE. No. 1-IIandsome country
trtesian water; large lawn. old shade. large
chicken and pigeon houses. garage: ~
acres, bargain: one-fourth Of mile TO
station: state road; price $4,000.
30 2--Iiandsome country seat, 8 rooms
hardwood doors. modern plumbing. heat
hic<en house. barn. garage: two blocks TO
via don; price $4,000.
10, 3--A dandy little home rooms
GOOD water, stable. garden. old shade; one
Iln,.li from the station: price $1,000.
No, farm bargain. 80 acres. high state
Of cultivation. S-roOIn stone house. large
stone barn. outbuildngs, fruit. fine View;
urr mile to station. only half mile TO school
!,T1 Creamery: price $4,000.
For further particulars call on or address
" ygnc lanes. Doylestown. Pa.
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It\SD

MNrftiN "o1r'"" home. rrs, 'srvu. old
SHADE, r"'~ tram aud 'rwt.. . rooms
chicken house. hat water heat RERRY
0lN Jefferson -. Phone Diamond 49,"
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BOARDING

10TH y. 1s4S-ElaRant room and ho,rd
for " -nntlnnen: modern imr-ovrme 1ts
steam Noot md electric li:ht Phone Dia.
AiARNlNE. ~. IOlT U.,gaun--Nicciy fur
nirhrd rooms md board. suburban, pri'-
ate family
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SHARON HILL

FEW STEPS from station: fine l4.rOom de-
tach"d no y = water heat. electricity. laun-
extra largo lot. fOGv107 to driveway: 10000
SWOpE & son. IIG Main DarH.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

FARM HANDS and dairy hands and mar
lied mon: white and colored. 4lS Race ST.
WANTED, at Episcopal OtRcc. 3i2 $. 18th,
cooks, Mattresses. chambcrmaids nurses.
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MONEY TO LOAN


, goods Of an klnds. Pedoi iio2 N "a ~
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DELAWARE WATER GAP

CASTLE Inn HOTEL AND Music HALL,
Modern. freproof 1870 bedrooms. with
running spring water; rooms en- suite with
private bath drug store with fountain.
bowling billiards. dance hall and moving
plrtures capacity 1000; fully furnished.
II. h. DRAKE,
East Stroudsburg, Pa.
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plane Lands at Saloniki.

PARIS, Aug o.-CTucsday)-(By
French wireless seryicc) $50 Major
Wuillemin and Lieutenant Deniau
French ayia,ors, who left Marseillcs
on August II by airplane for Con-
s,an,inople and Carlo, landed at Sal
onki on August Is and resumed their
flight the next day, according to mes
sages received here today. The two
airplanes had fuel capacity for q
non stop flight OF 600 miles.
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street. for several weeks. Miss Abb
ney has been spending the summer
in California and Colorado and VIII
be Joined about September | by her
parents, Judge and Mrs, w b, Ah-
ney. who are now IN Colorado
Springs,
Mrs. II. +. Van Horn OF Sl9 West
Twelfth street celebrated the eighth
birthday OF her little daughter, Vir-
GINA Joyce, with a chldrcn's party
Monday evening. The small guests,
who spent the evening playing games
on the lawn. were Mildred and Mar
ian Estes, Katherine Olllngcr. Ka,h
crime kinRkade. Lcnore Mccartney.
Eleanor 1oagland, Hazel Hartford
and Mabel Claire Inflow.
" y
Mrs. R. ]. McCabe and daughter.
Miss Marporie, OF Kansas City left
Sunday for their home after three
weeks visit with DR.. and Mrs. George
+. Mchl OF 9CO West Twentieth street
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Putnam and
daughter. Miss Pearl Putnam Of Ol
West Twenty-,hird street returned the
first OF the week from Kentucky,
where they visited relatives IN
Paducah and Central City Tor three
weeks.
Mrs. J. X. Bedelli and little daughter
Mary Frances OF St. Louis will
arrive Sunday for few weeks visi,
with the formers mother, Mrs. G. A,
Walker OF 10 Eas, Fourth street
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The Notion Department Enters
The Half Price Event
lSc Lingerie Clasps, pink, light blue
and white for Observation-Disclosures. &c
lOc Snap-faN Fasteners, all siIcs--
black and white, for ............. Sc
Fea,herstitch Braid, black and white,
SC for 6-yard bolts, , bolts for. Sc
SC Toilet Pins, assorted; black, white,
colors, for Observation-Disclosures. Sc
SC Celluloid Thimbles, pink. white and
blue. 2 Tor .......,.,,........... Sc
Bone, shell and amber Crimp Hairpns,
box OF five for ..................s Sc
Bias Tape, pink, blue and red, l2-yard
bolts ? bolts for r............... 2Se
Assorted eolors OF Darnins Silk, 2
Spools for Observation-Disclosures. Sc
Amber Crimp Hairpins, II to a box,
2 boxes for ......... 25c
sO-yard spoos of Black Silk Thread,
II spools for Observation-Disclosures. SOC
Assorted black invisible Hairpins,
box tor Observation-Disclosures,
De Longs Hooks and Eyes, small Sizes
90 for, card ...................S Sc
No phone orders.
MAIN FLOOR
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LITTLE ThINos At HAlr PRICE.
Handkerchiefs, linens in plsiu and ini-
tailed STYLES; pretty silks In all colors.
regular soc sellers ;cr
orsandie rusflinss In coiors only, pretty
thinss that have sold for Sec to 200 the
yard for
eoc 70 800 yard.
Face yelling. all colors and exceptionally
prRttv mAshea ragulap he n IL EtaAs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-20

Look the list carefully. You must surely want
Of the things advertised. Perhaps you want new
blouse some little rocks to start the children off to
school with, yardage sewing machine to make
it up with Perhaps your stock OF toetries needs re-
penShng, the things you need in the home could be
added TO- You may need another Summer Frock to tide
you Well you get it for half the regular price,
at this store, Thursday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-20
MILITARY SENTENCES
WILL BE RENTED

WASHINGTON. Aug O-Com-
manding officers OF the ports OF en-
barkation today were authorized to
remit unexpired or executed sentences
of garrison prisoners" received by
them in all cases where the o {
had been a minor one or the sentence
imposed had been three month or
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-20

For the past several days the Price Cutter has been
ndustriosy plying his trade in this store. He wanted
to do something bit startling than he had done
hitherto this season SO he told department heads to
slash the prices right smack dab in two Nothing less
than half price could be advertised for Thursday And
how these Department managers took hold Of the idea
Every thing that in quantity too small to justify
holding every thing that they had too much of, went
the Half Price Route.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-20
Corset Cover Fmbroideries

This store delights in doing the unexpected We
freely admit it. Our purpose in business is to make
this a store where people shop advantageousy. No
greater advantage be brought to the buying public
than the advantage of Price Reduction Take that and
link it up with superior quality and likabe store SER
vice and you have real tangible for expecting
shoppers to out of their comfortable homes these
hot, sutry days.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-20
Se,lloped Searfs at Half

These are scallopcd all round.
very neat and pretty ana sell
for SOC. Thursday your cho,os
for
25c each
a.. MAIN FLOOR