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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-28
New Years Bill
 For the Week at
 Theatres and Movies
MONDAY

MONDAY Lyric Matinee. Mabel Normand, in "Jinx,'' and Keith's vaudeville: night Keith vaudeville Loews Bijou: Five acts of superior vaudeville, William Russell, in ''The Lin- coin Fighwayman." Majestic: Maddocks-Park players, in "A Strand; Billie Burke, in swanted, a Husband.7 Alcazar: Norma Talmadge, in .The Isle of Conquest"
 Trianon. Douglas Fairbanks, in When the Clouds Roll By.''
 Colonial: Marion Davies. in 'The Cinema Murder
 Rialto: Maurice Tourneur's woman" Princess: "The Fatal Fortune, with Helen Holmes.
 odeoa: William Duncan. in Smashing Barrie :"
 TUESDAY
 Ioews Bijou: Five acts of all-star vaudeville and super photop1ay, "The Lincoln Highwayman," starring William Russell
 Lyric: Matinee, "Jinx" and Keith's vaudeville; night, Keith's vaudeville. Majestic: "A Receipt in Full.'' Alcazar: ''The Isle of Conquest" Strand: Wanted a Husband" Trianon: When the Clouds Roll Bly," Rialto: Woman.
 Colonial: 'The Cinema Murder" Princess: "The Fatal Fortune, Odeon: Smashing Barriers
 WEDNESDAY Majestic: "A Receipt in Full" Loew's Bijou: An unsurpassed fve-act vaudeville programme and big feature picture, William Russell, in "The Lincoln Highwayman."
 Lyric: Matinee, "Jinx' and Keith's v%e, H AfrfIlA t<1,t 1,ft xIzxv{ Trianon: "when the Clouds Roll By'' Strand: Wanted Husband" Alcazar: '"The Isle of Conquest Colonial: ''The Cinema Murder Rialto: woman
 Princess: Fatty Arbuckle, in Moon shine.''
 Odeon: Pearl White, in 'The Black Secret"
 NEW YEARS DAY Jefferson: ''The Kiss Burglar" matinee and night.
 Lyric: Matinee, "Jinx" and Keith's vaudeville: night Keith's vaudeville. Loew's Bijou: Five acts of superior vaudeville. other big features and Sussue Hayakawa, in "The Tong Man" Majestic: "A Receipt in F'ull'' Strand: Marguerite Clark, in "A Girl Named Mary
 Rialto Tom Mix. in ''The Speed Maniac
 AlcaZar: "The Isle of Conquest" Colonial: Robert Warwick, in An Ad- venture in Hearts,
 Trianon: When the Clouds Roll By Princess: ''Moonshine.''
 Odeon: 'The PlaclS Secret,
 FRIDAY
 Ioew's Bijou: Vaudeville programme unparalleled, other big features, Sussue Havakawa, in .The Tong Man" Majestic: "A Receipt in Full. Lyric: Matinee, "Jinx'' and Keith's vaudeville; night. Keiths vaudeville. Alcazar: "The Isle of Conquest Triancn: "Whan the cio-s~ Dol By" Strand: "A Girl Named Mary" Colonial: "An Adventure in Hearts. Rialto: 'The Speed Maniac Princess: '"The Trail of the Octopus" Odeon: Western features and comedy.
 SATURDAY Jefferson: Matinee and night, kiss Me Again.
 Lyric: Matinee. "Jinx' and Keiths vaudeville; night. Keith's vaudeville. Loew's Bijou: Five acts of vaudeville. Sussue Hayakawa, in The Tong Man. Majestic: "A Receipt in Full Strand: "A Girl Named Mary Trianon: "When the Clouds Roll By" Alcazar: ''The Isle of Conquest" Colonial: An Adventure in Hearts. Rialto: The Speed Maniac. Princess: "Fhe Trail of the Octopus. Odeon; Western features and comedies.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-12-28

Auctioneers at Rochester, N. Y, have adopted blue flag in place of the red emblem so long associated with their profession.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11
OBNOXIOUS RESERVATION
WEATHERS ALL STORMS
Conclusion of Fight on Article v. OF
League Covenant May Come
Today.
MAY MEAN TREATY's REJECTION
President Announces He Will Con-
slider Adoption of Republican
Program as Fatal to Pact-Spirit.
cd and Bitter Clashes Develop.
IBy Associated prcss.l

WASiiiNuTUN, Nov. IS.1rhe fight
oo cove rt' feared n Of the league Of m,ioTs
the Senate with Developments promis-
ing adoption of Il reservation wholly
unnaG Gri to the administration.
drafted by the Foreign Relations Com
In rI.;'i almost identical with one which
nrSSiqent Wilson has announced he
treaty, wcathcred all attempts to alter
II ana rallied repeatedly Il support
winch seemed TO insure it's final ac-
row.
The. reservation provides that un-
der me article which pledges mem
Der states 10 preserve as against cA-
ternal aggression. the territorial in
tegrity and political independence of all
ASSUME no obligation 10 use its naval
or military forces except on express
authorization OF Congress in every spc-
Debate Is Very Bitter.
The debate, which summed up six
months of Senate discussion OF the
IL developed another spirited clash on
the question OF Ircland's status under
ihc article, Senator Williams. Democrat.
MiSSlSSipri, aSSailin Irish Americans
who oppose the league. and Senator
Walsh, Democrat, massachusetts. reply
EllnISiiatIon had undertaken TO de-
ptt1usc ne ulu not support tho treaty
without qualification.
Just before adjournment the united
Republican forces backing the reser-
Walton almost were split by a Demo
cratic proposal to make the ualiiica-
tion even more sweeping in its terms.
Ent the Republican leaders soon re :
covered their hold on the situation and
declared that danger Of amending the
committee draft had passed
L ne anne ndmcnt on which tho ReDub-
leans momcntarily divided was intro
duccd by Senator Walsh. Democrat
Montana. Il stanch administration sup
porter. and would have added to the
reservation , proviSo that the United
states releases all members of the
league from any obligation TO Il under
Article y. and declines to participate
in any proceedings by the council au-
thoriZed thereby"
Hurried Conference Held.
Republicans OF the group irreconcil-
ably opposed to the treaty quickly dis
played their pleasure over the possi-
bility of writing such a provision into
the treaty. Three OF them. Senators
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11

sorah. Idaho: Fall. New Mexico. and
Mccormick. Illinois. announced they
would support tho proposal. ana the
mild rcservationlsts on that side of
the chamber were thrown into Il hur-
ricd conference at the likelihood that
it would prevail
After some discussion the rrccon-
cilablcS, however, became suspicious
that the Democrats. intending To vote
against ratification of the treaty. once
the reservations were attached. had
set out to make the qualifications as
obnoxious as possible. Senator Fall
withdrew his previous announcement,
pyHnouncinG the proposed amcndmcnt
Il trick, and the senate adjourned
can forces apparently again solidificd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11
ALL VIRGINIA HOLDINGS
OF E. K. Victor SEIZED
Land In Chesterfield County and City
of Richmond Taken over by Allen
Property Custodian.

Seizure OF the property OF T. X.
Victor, former German ricc-consul
here, amounting TO 223 | IS acres. was
recorded yesterday at Hastings Court,
Part H., by w /. Whitchurst, acting
as the representative of the United
States government here.
besides these holdings. city property,
with Il street frontage OF $40 feet. was
seized aud the valuation OF the entire
seizure here MAS estimated yesterday
by officials at S.O0,uou.
On these holdings the former vice.
consul raised 100000 through deed
OF trust on June ~. 1914 Because of
this act ion, II is said. that AN inNcSti-
cation into the activities of Victor was
started here under the direction Of
District Attorney Hiram Smith which
led 10 his intcrnment at Fort OS lc-
thorpe, Georgia.
orders for tho seizure Of the prop
crty were issued last week by Francis
II. Garvin, alien property custodian
and the matter was kept secret until
there had been time TO enter the record
IN the Chesterfield County Court. where
most OF the property seized is locat ed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11
ACTRESS TELLS SECRET
Tells How to Dnrken Gray Hair Wit,
IL IIomc-Mnde Mixture.

Ioicey Williams, the well-k known
actress, who was recently playing at
the Imperial Theater i'll ST. Louis.
made the following statement about
gray hair and how to darken it:
anyone can prepare a simple mix
ture at home that will darken gray
streakcd or faded hair, and make il
soft and glossy. TO Il half-pint of
water add | ounce OF bay rum, a small
box Of Harbo Compound. and 4 ounce
Of alyccrine.
These ingredients can be bought at
any drug store at very little cost. Ap-
ply TO the hair twice 4 week until the
desired shade is obtained. This will
make gray haired person look twenty
years younger. 1t does not color the
sca'p' Is not sticky or greasy. and
does not rub off.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11
LLOYD GRIMM, Is, KILLED
WHEN HIT BY AUTOMOBILE
Messenger Hoy Victim of Cur Driven
10! DIR. :. a. McAnnlIS, aii
Seminary Avenue.

While crossing at tho intersection OF
MAIN ana Fifth Streets yesterday
morning about 10 o'clock. Lloyd Grimm,
sixteen years old. or 1902 West Mar
snail street, employed as "a messenger
boy. was struck by an eastbound auto
Ihoniic ana thrown from his bicycle
sustaining fractured skull. which
caused his death Il few minutes later
Dr. >. ~. McAnally. residing at GA
seminary Avenue. and with offices at
According TO DR.. McAnally, the boy
ran in front OF the machine before il
could he stopped. He was taken To
IN" \lre MA hospital in the ambulance
but died before rcacIing there Cor'
uher Whitfic!d viewed the body. bu,
decided that an inquest was not nee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11
PREST-0-LITE DEALERS HERE
Convention OF Virginia, North md
south Carolina Distributors
ucinE Held.

More than i,5 dealers and distrihu-
tors OF the products Of the Presto.
Lite Company attended the opening
sessions of the convention OF Virginia.
North Carolina and South Carolina rep
resentat!ves at the jefferson Hotel yes
tcrday.
Robert Froth!ngham, publicity man
astr OF the company was the principal
speaker at the banquet given last night.
ana lectures were given at the after
noon session by engineers of the com
pany
This convention is the third OF a
series OF nine, which are hcing held
by the company throughout the United
states. Each OF these conventions is
OF TWO days duration, and New York
ana i;oston arc the TWO other cities
IN which they have been held
y the banquet tonight Robert Froth-
,ngham VIII again he the speaker OF
he occasion. Moving pictures Will lie
added TO the program.
other clties in which conventions
VIII be held by the company are: At
lanta, indianapolis, Chicago. Oklahoma
city Kansas city and Dallas. Tex.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11
MRS. MARTHA {. HILL DIES
WIDOW or Chastfan T.. fiiiI Succun,h.
After Long Hines at Age OF
ScyentY-Sc

Mrs. Martha e. I'm, seven,v.say.,,
years old. widow of Chas,ian y U'ii
died last night at her home. 4li S'niti,
Pine Street. at $40 O'clock ifter IN
gering illness. She had been in IA NM
heaHh Tor the past Ave years
pleted today "' com
Mrs. Hiii is survived by three cbn.
and Miss Annie L. !Iiii; three bajc hlli
tiers; Mrs II. r. Perkins, Mrs Aio,so
Js srown a,a ana Mrs, Mrs, :, J. - Wrighi'
Abner Hin, L. Raymond I'M 'I u'ii.ii.,..
n; Hill. William O. Hi. Miss Run a. =
Eli and Miss Dorothy Y. Hill, and ,wn
and Jane Lee I'M. 1''''' oF.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11
IBy Universal Service.

WASHINGTON. Nov. lO.-Govern-
ment officials declared today that the
American Federation OF Labor will not
policy in the coal strike
me governments answer TO the
s,atement issued last night by tho
Grafton Of Labor indorsihg the strike
a W"s psagI"E sWpP%rt t" the
Palmer i'll these words
The government i no rcspcctcr of
persons in the enforcement of tho law.
Those who conceive that the rcsolu-
lions of Il convention or The orders of
the officers of any organization in
the country. whether labor organiz;s-
thority TO tho law OF the land, will
find themselves mistaken"
Cabinet officers and other high oifi-
Gals OF the government declared to-
day that this is no time to get cold
The situation is in the hands OF
must he upheld"
While the American Federation OF
ccedinEs was the chief topic OF the
day: All eyes were turned on Indian
apolis as the center of the most Inn
portant developments 20 come in the
Frank Hay. to Take Hand.
ReporiS thnt franf HAYS. the prSsi,,
returned from Denye" to indianapolis
to take a hand in the deliberations of
the mine leaders as to whether to obey
the court order to rcScind the strike
order were circulated at the American
Federation Of Labor headquarters.
Labor Officials said that President
Hays would he unlikely TO take Il
course contrary 10 that advised by his
executive board.
The American Federation OF Labor
executive council was in session today
on the coal strike situation, but said
at it's termination that no statement
would he issued in addition to the one
issued last night.
Labor leaders said that while the
railroad brotherhood officials had not
issued any statement on the coal
indorsc tie position taken by the
American Federation Of Labor indoors
ing the coal strike.
The ono section in the American Fed
caused the greatest discussion today
was that which CHARGED that when the
Lever act was passed there was
specific understanding that 1T was not
TO he applied to labor
Claim not Suhstantinned.
Search of the records and CORES
nondencc At the Attorney Generals Of
flee revealed no papers suhstanttatins
tie charge made by the executive
council OF the American Federation %
labor in its statement
Asbury Z. Lever, author OF the act.
today took issue with the statement
OF tho executive council. Mr.. Lever
declared that there was no such under
standing At tire time the act was
passed, and said further that In his
opinion, the act Of Judge Anderson
ordering the miners leaders to rcscind
the strike order was absolutely in line
with the Will OF Congress as expressed
IN the act.
Mr.. Lever said today:
The section Of the act upon which
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11
w. E. SADLER AND HIS TWO
DAUGHTERS ARE INJURED
Their Buggy Struck by Automobile OH
Broad Rock Road-AlIcEcd
JOyridcr Arrested.

W. l.. Sadlcr. II. T.. y. No. S and
his two daughters. Ruth and Hazel
were painfully injured last night about
o'clock. when an automobile crashed
into their buggy on the Broad ROCK
Road just outside the city limits. They
were taken home in the ambulance.
1t is alleged by the police 'hat IA"
automobile contained joyriders, md as
q result Of the accident. w. II. 1.ow'ry.
OF ~ Toicr street, was arrested on Il
warrant charging him with being
drunk and driving an automobile in
a careless and reckless manner while
under the influence Of intoNicants. The
horse attached To the buggy was killed
after the accident, his leg having been
lrokcn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11
VIRGINIA SOLDIERS
ACCORDED HEARTY
RECEPTION BY CITY

g., III. n4Su from First laScD
a pubraue. similar action was taken bv
olHer organizations. -
Special services in recocnition ., III.
h held ihSis OF Armistice Day viii be
Richmond churches rhey MI nnm l,;G OF
note or thanksgiving for the rcss, u i in'
~ tffos,ii.dties 10 the much louder no,n
Nm estiSity and merrymaking WHEN
WI rln. throughout The cirSS WW''Hm
lhe churches Will remain OMEN Iiir.,
IN tag e me day in order that those VIA
~ may WISH them for PRAYER
Bali at blues Armory.
In the drill hall of the RIn.s,
tSon,shS from 10 IL. O'clock, the nr:,
oaIi OF the week OF iestIyitv wiu 10
ans Au unnfI .he auspices of The Wonl-
tne pa. !room had been saviv an'.ssn .u.i
ca WIN hags and bunting IN whicH ~,
in oierS OF me allied nations have been
LOT the occasion. Mrs r ID tJo; 49,! Pay
is chairman OF tho wolnan's ,.n,'',,.;
fair ny" Tnn VIII nave charge OF the af.
community Service viii snonss dihp
nai, ana other war work organjzatio,,iee
sa ti give dances on Thursday and FRI.
ICY h!sh'S service and ex.seryire n,.r
are specially invited and ara 80 i''eH
pFlns young lady 10
,.ihrGughout Armistice Week ,o,.
the sa,1o Ve.eiahs "ilI be enlllled to
cAarSe the carnival shows ana h,;, W
present at TIE lunches ana ., uriis
served at the Blues Armory nv IT, ~.
OPS organizations Henry SchwarrIIfisI FL.
camnit ina ' t'r;h Q! the entertainments
lsst night: number OF olG y,t.re,,a
Strasi eI IN ne crowds along broad
street iast night and were presen, ~
,Sitness the first performance ot 80 ~
cociety circus a. 1880 o'clock in the
Repatriation Is Heavy.
.Regfstration OF service mon ,r,s
that sa' NOR gSSl ,hsa It vas estimated
ldentihcation cards and passes 20 ~
amusements and dances by o'cInci:
SesTnnss, "lternoom when registration
,s sfourteen acts from New York
were on the bill OF the society cira,, 81 :; :
which was given IFS initial showing
last night at 1880, followed by s &c
ond performance At $3.50 O'clock, Wn-
SIC for the acts was furnished by The
Hegaaor Jazz Band. which viii also
play for dancing in TIC Grave' N.,nn-,,
each night from II 10 ! O'clock '''o'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11

cssarE: Or. McAnally was arrested
on formal charge OF being resnnns
sip,e Tor the death Of the messenger
Young Grimm was employed al ths
ucliFcrH oihccs OF the Chesapeake ami
Ohio hallway, at Ninth ,nd 60, "nu
streets. as messenger His fathc.
was killcd several years ,go in a rail
road accident in Wisconsin. and tn.
FAMILY consists Of Ills mothor Mrs
Y. Grimm, and two sisters. Ola AMI
Dorothy. One brother. Roy Grimm -
In Detroit, and funeral arrangements
are Delayed pending his arrival
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11
Took our DREADFUL SORENESS.

When the kidneys are weakened or
overworked so that they fail to hitter
and throw all impurities out OF the
TEN and b;tckachc. soreness iamcucss
and rheumatic pains are likely to de-
vclop. Mrs. David Henry, 60 S. Lin
coin Ave. Washington, y. J., writes:
Foley Kidney Pills arc doing me
much good. both my kidneys and III.
rheumatism. They took all the dread
full soreness out OF my limbs" Sold
every wherc.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11
DRY INSPECTOR is FINED
W. {. IInli Convicted Of iciny Abusive
TO Police Officers nj Rroad
street station.

Charged with being discourtcous and
elusive 10 H. y Walsh. special Of
hcer al the Broad street station. Pro
hthjtion inspcctor w. c. Hall was con
westerly morning. Han was renr,
S'hlcd IN court by Attorney Louis Wen
Itnhurg According 10 the evidence
iIa!! attempted TO sleep in tho station
VIM" "a!tln& for q train, ana when
aroused by tho officer, began 10 abusc
hiMr- "-'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11
100000 to $l5,OOO.OO
ANNUALLY TO The
RIGHT MAN

want distributor for the State
OF Virginia on one OF the highest
grade cord tires OH the American
market. Qualifications. live man
with credit rating. No scheme, a
high-grade merchandising PROPOSE
ton. permanent connection for
right party with a big future. Ad-
dress p. care The Times Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11
wanise Engineers Compan,.

n, yWASHINGTON, Nov. lO.--OrgunIza.
n tion OF special engineer comnarv
for service with the American forces
In france and Germany. for possible
Aute In railway operations and main
stenance." was ordered by Secretarv
BAKER today. The company viii con
|sBtnt OF 253 men. and will be Organized
at Camp Humphrey. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11

ders they would get from Indianapolis.
Government plans went forward as
heretofore. with tho fuel ADM Il stra-
ZION and the railroad administration
working hand In hand TO move coal and
distribute II where most needed.
ReportS that u blizzard was sweep
Quicting bit of news received during
the day. officials realizing that a week
or cold weather would cut deeply into
reserve coal stocks and make condi
SLohs critical ui!ltss the men returned
INN e iatclN to Work
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11

TO Cure Cold In Ono Dny
fT Tnn ,o,. si> !, .tnrs ,bn oUlNlNE
Headache and works oH the t'oId Il,
w. GROVES signature on each boI
30c.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-11
SIOO,OOO Fire In AshcyiI,e.

ASIiEVlLLE. y. G.. Nov. iO-Thc
Asheviilc wholesale Grocery Company
was conpic.eiy destroyed by fire this
estimated ut 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-07-13
Budget of Other Fine Values

500 Womcns Motor Busters, S2.s5 to
STATS, for $3.50 TO s1o.75 grades.
Second floor. Central Ruildtnc
Women White Canvas Oxford,, $39S
pair. Second floor, West Building
800 Mems Scarfs, 69c, for 81 90 grade.
Street floor. East Building
Printed Felt Llnoleums, SAC and 64c 50.
ID. regularly 74c So yd
Third floor East Building
Priscilla Mixed Tea. 59c pound, regularly
74c. Counter deliveries only. United
States Food Administration License
Number C-03O7S
Third noor. West Building
$500 Pieces All-White Enamel Ware, one
third less than regular prices.
Subway floor, East Building.
Misses Dainty Wolfe Frocks, 1888, for
$3.50 grades.
second floor Central Building
Sale of Pure Linen Towels at less than
present cost.
street moor. Livingston Street, East Bldg.
Redfern and Warner Corse,.. $1.l9 to
$3.50, for 500 to $500 grades.
Second floor. East Building
Shepherd Checks. $2.4s yard. regularly
$3.49 Street noor. West Building
Mems All-Wool Suits. exceptionally good
at $3.50
Second floor. Mems shop. East Building
Childrens Coats and Capes, 1898 to
sl9Ss. We're $475 10 $500
Babywesr Store, Second floor East Bldg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-07-13
.Sfeeplechnse Park

George G. Tilyou's Steeplechasc Park
has the only private beach on Coney
Island. The dance hall, where Lieu
tenant Thompson's Buffalo Band plays,
and the free moving picture theatre
are among other attractions. Each
day new series Of the latest re-
leases arc shown. A new feature added
during the last week is the "Kiddics'
Circus" A troupe of clowns have a
collection of new tricks to amuse the
children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-07-13
Palisades Park

Broadway's own ocean" is in full
swing at Palisades Amusement Park,
as Nicholas NJ. Schenck lifts a portion
Of the Atlantic every day to the top of
the Palisades for the benefit of thou
sands who delight in dip in this
unique surf.
A feature act on the free circus pro
gramme is Arthur c. Holden, champion
high diver. Holden has just returned
to his feat of daredevilism, and to
celebrate the event has added twenty
feet to his ladder, making Il dive from
height of 122 feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-07-13

Women Separate Skirts Of Washable Sat
'nctte, S595 and $685.
second floor, Central Building
White Milan Hats, s2.79-banded ready
10 wear. stree, floor. East Building.
Pretty Powered Cretonne, 38o. 48e and
SOC yard
Thire noor Central Building.
Women New Terry Cloth Bahrobes.
1893
Nesisee Balcony. Central Building
Women Handkcrchiefs of FINE null, Zoe.
regularly Sc.
Street floor East Building
Writing Paper. 24c for quire box, resu-
larry DC Street floor. East Building
afeia Ribbons. 2sc yard, from 3oc
Street floor, East Building
Moselle Wool and Fiber Rugs, specially
priced, 6x9 feet. $ll.74, regularly
1884
Third door. East Building.
Boys Wash Norfolk Suits, 1895, formerly
so.4o and $6.o5
Second floor, West Building.
Cre.onne Pillows. Sl.25. from $l.o8
Third floor, Central Building
El Corso Cigars, box of 50. $40
Street floor. Mems Shop. East building
White Semi made Skirts. $3.75, were 81. %
10 $5.75
Street foor. Central Building.
Net Ve.tns. 1t $50 yard. regularly $3.50
and s3.y8
rl,..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-07-13
American Porcelain
Dinnerwavc
IN q fine summer sale

Month in and month out Il
vlceable, Inexpensive Dinner s.
establishments. Here arc some
all these rcquirements-notablv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-07-13
American Porcelain Teacups and Saucers, "a.

We ordered these year ago: and then low price
white porcelain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-07-13
Blue-Bird Dinner Sets
$3.50, from $1l.93

One OF our excellent Dinner Sets
II a conventional border design:
PLAIN shape.