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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-06
Son Of Candy Kid Wins
18th American Futmity

BroOkfleld Kid son of Candy Kid,
now retired, former American cham
pion, yesterday repeated numerous
tt.1 victories o.. his sire bv win
ming the i7th American futurity
over field Of the greatest American
settlers, at Sparta, Ill.
Victory carried a cash prize OF
$1,000. Erookfield Kid Is owned
hy Carl Durfield, we'll known Tulsa
oil man and sportsman,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-06
Seth Hughes Kicks Goal
for Tulsa's Three
Points
HUGHES is TULSA STAR
Little Halfback Plays Bril-.
liantly-Quilter and
Browny Play Well
~ sTArF cONNEsr0NnENT

by STAFF CORR iESItNItNT.
OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla, Nov. 5
oklahoma city hlsh today defeated
tulsa Etsh 20 3 bon he most fierce
.y contested battle Of Ia, season. The
outcome being IN doub until tue
final whistle. ..c defeat practically
Eliminates Tulsa from Go, .hamp.ou
hip race. Tulsa ti Rcd and Okla
% ma city returned the ball ny
Dady gains 10 Tulsa tcI itnry scOi
ug on a fifteen yard run by Seller
Mcbride kicked goal.
The second quarter, neither sid"
ored although Tu'sa's goal was
ureatcned several times.
Tulsa recovered In the third quar-.
.cr and by steady gains W Hughe.
md a TWEEN y-yard pass, Morgan "a
boiling, su cecded I'M reaching okla
uma Guys 20-yard Inc from which
hughes kicked 10 ticld goal, scoring
ia sa's only points
Nm the final period both teams
anne within striking distance oi
their opponents goal but were un
able TO score.
HughnS. Tulsa's fast ha'fbaok was
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-06

FORT WORTH Texas. Nov g.
President Norris Of the TcIas learlo
was advised today that Pat New.
man. once crack first hasomar ~
the 81. Louis Cardinals. and whose
fist fight with John MCGraw I'm
Houston was n bas ahall sensation
four years ago, would manage the
Beaumont Texas league club next
year
Newman will attend tumorror q
league meeting In this city.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-06
WHITE SoX GIVE BOND
Ruck Weaver and fred M'Niul'in
MN Nnnd Of SlN.NuO ll.h.

,pugk Weaver and Fred NcNnim
former mcmnors OF 'hg tG'''s"
Am"rican league baseball club, la.
dictcd hy tho special grand Jury
Shich recently investigated lheir al
nc" OF Inc world series games in
Iqie. appeared in the criminal So",,
building today and gave hond' IN
$4,000 each for their appearance
Tor trial a week from TO-DAY .....
The indictment ot IN' I"t"'''
white SON stars charges '"nSl -, -, /,
and the operation oi '''''"''
En me.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-06
University of Texas
Beats Phillips H-O

ACSTIN. Xas. Nov. 5.--ToNps
university after being held score
loss for the first quarter, defeated
Phillips university p TO 0, here 20
day Tho Texas goal line was never
in danger and the oklahoma eleven
was ON the defensive practically the
entire game. Watson, TeNas GUAR
tcrhaCk, got away for several long
runs. one for 30 yards. carrying the
ball to Phillips 5-yard line.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-06
OkmHlgee Eleren Wins
From NcAleSter III

Special 10 Tho world
OKMULGEE, Nov. 5.--Okmulgee
high school grid clan administered
a defeat to McAlcstcr here this
afternoon by score Of IL TO :.
The game was hard fought and the
score stood to 0 for Okmulgee un-
til the last quarter, when each team
pushed n touchdown across.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-06
Broken Arrow o.
Sapulpa (131)

summary: scoring g-TOu" hiOWnS,
Morris s, Connor 4, McCrady !, Jones
2, Smith 1, ]. Trieb |, MoAllister /.
Goals from touchdown, Morris II.
stitUtlCns-Sapulpa +. Trieb for
Lyon. Martin for Page Page for
Raze. Broken Arrow, SNYDER for
Tiller, Sing for Murray. officials
Referee, Daley (sports editor Tulsa
Daily World) Umpire, Anderson
Missouri university. Head lines
man, Kreselmeyer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-06
Tulsa Sport Today

Football--Kendall college vs.
oklahoma Baptists, 3 o'clock, Nc
nulty park.
Coursing meet-Opcning OF three
dav meet uf Tulsa Coursing park,
2.30 o'clock, on Tulsa-Re Fork
road.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-06
Ac,dcmy Heats Hlgh Tcnm,

Kendall college academy EIlds
yesterday defeated team composed
OF Tulsa high school players, - 10
8. stars 10 Kend n, Nowlin Malone
Albright, Robertson. Bond ana But
lar, fnr TULSA Berlin and Setser.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-06

Erid 'ulLuBuua IH .,uurd ut .or.
mnn when th, uuI.,. I.i.H of DHlp.
uumt ana Kansas "N|r uud'fuif.d
member. ul f., Missouri .alI.,.
wfIr. uIu d.uu practically cui.
ln'I'H pthrt c.uNuu nom the valley
race.
-.
Harvard nud Princeton clash in
tic days Clna~i' Though the do
miniuu at the big thrcc." liar.
ward, Yale and Princeton, hns
been assaulted 10y other Erid cl,S-
cus In the past decade. fhrrc ~ u
tradition attached Ia gnncs hv.
tween the exclusive trio Tint still
nak" those pnmc1 second Ia none
la importance, mo- matter what
the football class OF the contest
iHg teams. Thus today at thm-
bridge. Harvard and Princeton
resume rivalry at nearly hnlf "a
century with the sporting public
following the play.
In the Middle West two Western
conference games are especially In
tcrostiuE uB only two uudCfcntcd
cloyrus meet two Formidable teams
OHIO state, unhCa a.ou, clashes with
Michigan, defeated hy lllinuiH Z 10
at Columbus while Illinois also
undcrobtcd. meets Chicago losorB to
ohio state by "A TO 8 score II Ia
a Ringular fact that both The VOL
voriuos ana Maruuua were beaten
through failure 10 Kick goal aftor
touchdown.
-
Adding Intcr-s,,ctionnI flavor To-
the days grid program h the Ne
brnskn-rcnn state battle al state
College. Ia. THIS Is the Cornhusk-
CPS second punC of the week. Tues
dny they defeated Rutgcr>, ~ tn u.
Penn state enters the game slight
fnyoritc by virtue uf playing NJ homie
nnd hccoi,sr ar their overwhelming
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-01-22
Book Remainders

Copies THE Education of
Music Lover" book for those who
study or teach the art of listening;
by Edward Dickinson; cloth, 295
pages. 25c each; were S1.O0.
Copies appearances, or Notes
of Travel. East and West, by G.
Loves Dickinson; India. China. ia
pan and America; cloth. 25c each;
were S1.00.
Copies 'The Young Idea an
authority of opinion concerning
the spirit and aims of contempo-
rary American literature; compiled
by Lloyd r. Norris. 35c each; were
sl.25.
5 Copies THE True Ophelia' and
other studies of Shakespeare
women. by an actress. .25c each;
were S1.25.
Copies "Oriental Life" past and
and contemporary conditions in
Asia, excepting China. India and
Japan. 25c each; were $1.0o.
Copies The Church and So
ciety." the Kennedy lectures for
1912 in New York: by II. r. cut
ting. 25c each; were $1.0O.
8 Copies America In Ferment,
by Paul Leland Haworth cloth !;
455 pages. 25c each; were S1-OO.
. Copies THE Awakening OF
China; cloth; 1928 pages and full
index by w. A. p. Martin, ~. D.,
formerly president of the chinese
Imperial University. Doe each'
We're $500.
Copies Belgian, the races
and their characters: town ana
country life. manufactures. htera-
ture, customs, religion, etc. @oc
each; were S1.25.
BOOK Section. Second floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-01-22
Girls Apparel

Girls Coats. two tweed mix
lures and two navy blue cheviots:
splendid all-wooI fabrics and good
models. with belt and convertible
collar: large pockets: sizes 6, 3
and 10 years. Reduced to $1,000
each.
IL Girls Coats. in variety Of
styles. colors and materials; all
are exceptional values. Sizes 6
to 16 included in the group of one
of-a-kind models. $3.50 each;
were $500.
2 Splendid Quality Satin Dresses.
straight line models. trimmed with
clusters of tucks, deep lace collars;
Copenhagen blue and brown; sizes
Is and II. S25.OO each: were $500.
9 Satin Dresses. Russian blouse
effect. medium low round neck.
good full models; Copenhagen blue
and brown colors: sizes II and Is
years. $500 each: were $3.50.
6 Good Quality White Wolfe and
Organize Dresses, mifitted
models. either neatly trimmed with
hemstitched ruffies or cluster
tucks and sashes of ribbon and or
candle. Sizes II to 16. SS.75 each;
were s12o0 to s19.75.
1 Fine Quality White Organize
Dress. with dainty valenciennes
lace insertion and fine tucks; low
neck. short sleeves and ribbon sash;
size Is years. SlO..J: was $3.50
French Wolfe Dress, neatly
trimmed with tucks and collar of
flet lace and sash of maise satin
ribbon; size IL SIO.s5: was $500.
) Rose Colored Organdy Dresses.
round neck and wide collar effects.
and skirts trimmed with hem
stitching and narrow ruffies;
slightly mussed: sizes Il to Is
years. $3.50 each; were S10.15 to
$500
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Reduced to $9.25 Pair
Mems Furnishings

IS Khaki Colored Cotton Shirts; discontinued line
IA, 10, 1512 and 1914. $1.35 each $3.50.
60 Fancy Colored Silk Four INLAND Ties, figured
patterns. 35c each: for $1OO; were 75c
Fancy Colored Silk Fourth Hand Ties. pro-
nounced colorings and figured patterns. SOC each
S1.00
26 pairs Natural Color Chamois Gloves. soiled
from display; sizes IA, 71a. IA 8. 85c pair
5000
so pairs Heavy Weight Natural Gray Merino
Socks double toes, soles and heels. 35c pair 3 for
$1.OO; were soc.
80 pieces Mems Heavy Ribbed Cotton Underwear.
36 and 40: drawers, sizes 20 and 40
soc garment; were $1.00.
so pairs Mems Medium Weight Unbleached and
White Cotton Socks, double sOles, toes and heels.
sizes 10 and 10A. c5c pair; 4Oc.
Mems floor.
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ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.
TONIGHT.


Meeting of the Brown University
Alumni Club at the Cosmos Club at
z o'clock.
Meeting of the o Street Vocational
Parent-Teacher Association at the
school at o'clock
9 Meeting of the Kentucky State So
ciety at s o'clock at the Thomson
School.
Address by Robert W. Woolley at a
meeting of the Little Forum at 1871 l
street at Sis o'clock.
Meeting of the Capital Retail Gro
GERS Protective Association at Bust
ness High School at o'clock.
Meeting of Kit Carson Post. No. 2.
G.. A r.. at 1872 Pennsylvania avenue
at 8 o'clock.
Reception by the Church of the
Epiphany in the parish nall at 8
o'clock.
Meeting of the Garnet Community
Center at the Phelps School at O'Clock.
Meeting of the Deanwood Community
Association at the Deanwood School at
s o'clock
Ladies' smoker at -he Y. W. H. A,
Nth street and Pennsylvania avenue, al
S o'clock.
Meeting of the Catholic Women s
Service Club at Sol E street at S o'clock.
TOMORROW
Meeting of the Women's Alliance of
All Souls Church at the church at II
o'clock.
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ChinaWare

10 5O-piece Dinner Sets, of
American porcelain, wit h
fancy gold border decoration.
Special, $3.50 set.
8 17-piece Nippon China
Tea Sets, consists of tea pot,
sugar bowl, creamer and 81,
tea cups and saucers. 49S
set; were $3.50.
l Decorated Limoges c n
Sugar Bowl. soc: was $50.
14-inch Decorated American
Porcelain Meat Platter. CSC; was
s1.75.
/ DOE. Hand painted Nippon
China Salad or Tea Plates. $500
doz.; was $500 doZ.
35 Gold-band Japanese China
Rread and Butter Plates. Zoe each;
were csc.
; doz. Gold band A m Ell i c n
Porcelain Breakfast Plates. S1.O
doz; were $500.
3 Hand-carved Wooden Stands.
soc each; were s1.95.
Gold band Limoges China Sugar
Bowl. SI.3J; was $3.50.
8 Fern and Flower Table Cen
ters: shopworn- SIC each; were
S1.9J.
China Chocolate Set. decorated
with hand painted rose. and green.
border; 1 cup missing. 500; was
$500.
10 Decorated American Porce-
lain Pitchers. 25c each: were '6Sc.
/ Mahogany Smoking Cabinet;
slightly imperfect. $500; was
$1,000.
9 Decorated Havilahd China
Salad Bowls. $3.50 each; were
$500.
12-inch Jardiniere, with inside
lining $3.50; was $3.50.
China Section. Fifth floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-01-22
Infants Wear

2 Children's Broadcloth coats.
double style; collar OF
nutria fur; sizes 2 and years.
$1,000 each; were $500.
Children's Coats, of broadcioth
or bolivia, belted style. trimmed
with nutria collar; sizes 2, ana b
years. $1,000 each; were $25'oo.
3 Children's White Chlncnliia
Coats, double breasted effect, I'M ,
ished with turnover collar ana
cuffs; sizes / and 2 years. So.oo
each; were $3.50.
Children's Coats. in pink tame
ia and blue faille silk. preltiiy
and-embroidered or shirreo al
waist line; sizes / and year 3
1915 each; were $12.75 and slo'oo:
. Children's White Coats, OF
crepe de chine or crepella, nhisn :
ed with hand Embroidered spray
and shocking: size / year. $iIoo
each; were $500.
Infants Section Fourth floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-01-22
Housewares

l Galvanized Wash Tub. slight
" damaged. SI.5O; was $3.50.
Large Size Garbage Pals.
slightly dented. S1.00 each: were
s15S.
Large Size Garbage Pail. slight
Galvanized Coal Hod. slight
" dented. Csc; was SIPS.
Rotary Ash Sitter. slightly
damaged S2.75; was 1913.
Galvanized Ash Can, with COW
err. slightly dented. s2.75; was
Invalid's White Enamel Tray.
shopworn. S375; was $500.
White Enamel Stop Jar, slight
~ imperfect $1.50; was s2.65.
White Enamel Bed Pan. slight
Nv imperfect S1.5O: was S2.65.
White Enamel Dishpan. slight
" imperfect S1.2J; was $1.75.
Water-power Washing Ma
chine. shopworn. $17.5O: was $500.
6 Electric Irons. with cord COM
plete; Glib. laundry size. Special
at $3.95 each.
Electric Heater. shopworn.
l Nickel plated Electric Chatting
Dish, shopworn. $14.75; was
$4,000
l Copper Electric Chatting Dish.
shopworn. $I2..5; was $500.
SIT. Settee Table or Laundry
Table. shopworn. Reduced to
SIO.5O.
S Splint Clothes Hampers, slight
ly imperfect. $1.OO each; were
s2.75.
. Small Market Baskets, shop
worn 75c each: were s150.
Green Stained Wood Basket.
damaged. $500; was $3.50.
Splint Clothes Basket, shop
worn. S1.OO; was $500.
Housewares Section. Fifth floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-01-22
Misses Apparel

Blue Fortuna Cloth Coat large
seal collar. lined with Pussy Will
low Silk; size 16. $3.50; was
S135.00
Peachbloom Coats. dark brown
and walnut shades. with handsom a
taupe nutria fur collars; size 16.
$3.50 each; were S125.00
> Misses Coats. one of plain blue
crystal cloth, satin lined to match ::
a handsome plain model; the other
is of brown suede velour. plain
model with pussy willow silk lin
ing: size Is. $3.50 each; were
$3.50.
Fine Quality Velveteen Street or
Afternoon Dresses, braid trimmed
or plain; colors are navy, black
and brown: sizes II. 16 and is.
S19.75 each: were $500 and $40 so.
Velveteen Dress. copy OF
French model. in navy blue shade.
trimmed with wool hand embroi-
derry; size Is. $3.50: was $500
Black Taffeta Dress. ruff1ed
skirt with georgette sleeves; size
Is. $500; was $3.50.
Taupe Georgette and Satin
Combination Dress; size IS. S29.50:
was $500.
Silvertone Suits. plain tailored
models in shades of mahogany and
wine; sizes 16 and IS. $500 each;
were $3.50 to $500.
Misses Section Fourth floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-01-22
Dresses and Skirts

Black Chiffon Velvet Dress,
size sc. $S5.OO; was $500.
Taupe Chiffon Velvet Dress,
trimmed in blue; size &c. $4,000;
was s145.
Black Chiffon Velvet Dress,
size A. S65.OO; was s135.
Brown Chiffon Velvet Dress.
trimmed with fur. $8J.OO; was
SIPS.
Black Velveteen Dress, size "a;
$20.5O: was $500.
l Navy Blue Duvetyne Dress,
size 3S. $500: was $500.
l Black Peachbloom Dress. size
49, $500; was $500.
l Black Peachbloom Dress. size
40. $45.OO; was $500.
Black and Navy Velveteen
Skirts; sizes 81 and 81 waist
measure. $3.50 each: were $1,000:
Wool Plaid Skirts; &c, 2S and
% inch waist measures. *12.5O
each; were $500 and $3.50.
Apparel Section. Third floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-01-22
The Pictorial Review
for January Now on
Sale. zoe Copy.
Magazine Section. First door.
Womea's Waists

80 Linene, Batiste. Organdy and
Wolfe Waists; long sleeves. high
and low collars; rose and white;
sizes. two "a. four SO, five 3S, sew
en- 40, five AZ. eight ~ and seven
46. sI.95 each; were s2.25, $3.50 and
s295.
Fancy Striped Wolfe Waists. in
combination of colors; sizes. three
SO. one IS. two 40. one a. and one
as. 1895 each; were $5.75.
Batiste Waists. with tucks and
frills; sizes 81 and a.. $500 each; ;
were s6.15.
Cotton Khaki Shirts: sizes. two
40, one AZ and one AZ. $2.95 each;
were $685..
Striped Flannelette Waists;
sizes, one "a and three as. $50
each; were S2.25.
s Navy Blue Wool Batiste
Waists. tailored style with con-
vertible collars; sizes. three Sc,
two 80 and one 40. 1895 each;
were s5.75.
10 White Net Waists. with round
necks; sizes, two "a, five SO, two 30
and one ~. $3.95 each; were S5.75.
l White Georeette Crepe Waist.
embroidered and beaded front; in
colors: size 40. $685.: was $500.
9 Flesh and White Georgette
Crepe Waists. embroidered and lace
trimmed; long sleeves and round
necks; sizes, three 34 four 36 and
two IS. 1895 each: were 1915.
Waist Section Third floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-01-22
AT THE COMMUNITY cENTERs.

The wallach Pleasure Club will
meet tonight at the East Washington
Community Center.
The Eastern High School Home and
/ School Association will have special
meeting this evening.
The class in millinery and the reg
ular meeting of the American Legion
! will be held at the Powell Community
! Center tonight.
| Advanced students of Spanish will
meet at the Thomson Community
| Center tonight.
| The Kentucky State Society will
meet this evening at the Thomson
, Community Center. 18th and l. streets.
The American War Mothers will
hold their regular meeting tomorrow,
January %, at the Thomson Com
who were in the Army or Navy are
! eligible to this society and are asked
to attend the meeting tomorrow night.
Millinery and dressmaking. French.
I Spanish and rhythmic dancing classes
will! meet tonight at the Wilson Nor
NAL Community Center, 18th and Har-
ward streets
Boy Scout Troop 26 and the Mount
a tie game of basket ball this evening
at the Wilson Normal Community
Center. Visitors will be welcome.
The States Relation Service of the
Department of Agriculture will have
an entertainment and dance at the
Wilson Normal Community Center
Friday, January %.
y department to have entire charge
of the activities of children and
juniors has been opened at the Wilson
Normal Community Center. The work
is to be directed by Mrs. T.. T.. Ellet
and the staff includes Miss Ella
Gardner, in charge of the gymnasium;
Miss Marie WEIGH. rhythmic dancing;
Miss Eliza beth Boyle. social dancing.
and Mrs. Aurora Edwards. dramatic
work. All children and young people
who are interested in any of these
subjects are asked to meet al the Will
son Normal center on Friday. January
%. at $50. These classes are open to
all children. but special invitations
have been sent to the Ross, Hubbard
and Monroe schools
The executive committee of the
Birney Community Association will
meet at the center tonight.
The Community Centers Band will
have public rehearsal at the Dunbar
this evening.
The Boy Scout Band will meet to-
night at the Dunbar Civic Center.
The dancing class of the Dunbar
Civic Center will have dance
tonight.
The National Federation of Federal
Employees will meet this evening at
the Dunbar Civic Center.
Activities at the GarnetPhelps
Community Center this evening will
include the Junior Red Cross, the Boy
Scouts, classes in domestic art. the
Community Reading Club and the
Commercial Thrift Club. Tea will be
served from s to 1890.
The gymnasium a t the Miner Normal
is reserved for women and girls on
Thursday. The reading room is open
from 1880 to 1890. A Spanish class
and the newly formed class in dietetics
will meet tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-01-22
Friday Special
Sateen Petticoats,
$1.75 Each

A special lot of Rose, Blue and
vender- Powered Sateen Petit
coats, with pleated founce. At
$1.15 each.
Also the following:
Taffeta Petticoats. with deep
plated and ruff1ed fiounces; in
steel gray and green; lengths, 80
and 3S. S..95 each: were $500.
Roman Striped Taffeta Petit
coats. wi th beautiful tailored
founce: lengths. Sc. SO and 40.
1895 each; were $500.
Rose Heatherbloom Petticoats,
with gold and rose taffeta change
able fiounce; finished with fine
tucking and ruff1ing; lengths, 90
and So. $1.85 each; were 1895.
Petticoat Section, Third floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-01-22
E. W. wakefield DIES.
Civil War Veteran, Resident of Viz
ginia, Was Aged SIS.

Elhanan W. Wakefield. veteran of
the civil war. and a well known resi-
dent of nearby Virginia, died at his
home at Annandae. Va, yesterday, at
the age of eighty-five.
Mr. Wakefield was born in Proctors-
VILE Ohio. in 1894 When a young man
he went TO the Pacific coast and short
Is after the outbreak of the civil war
he enlisted at San Francisco. travelling
to Boston, where he Joined the I'd Mas
sachusetts Cavalry He was severely
wounded near Winchester. Va, in Oc-
tober. 1864.
After the war ne became identified
with church work in Virginia and was
engaged in furthering church extension
I'm various parts of Fairfax and Alex
andria counties He was a member of
Lincoln Post, q. A l..
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Umbrellas Reduced

Mems 27-inch Black P1ece
dyed Taffeta Umbrellas, assorted
handles; slightly imperfec- nan
dies. 1895 each; were $6.oo.
Is Mems Black Gloria Cloth I'm
brellas. handles slightly Imperfect
silk Umbrellas. 90. % and "a
inch. in colors of black. blue and
parnet with bakalite handles and
bracelet rings. $4.45 each; were
$500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-01-22
Fur Coats and Scarfs

Wolf Scarfs. in taupe and
brown. finished with head, paw
and brush. $3.50 each; were $4,000:
Wolf Scarfs. in taupe and
brown. $3.50; were $4,000.
Brown Fox Scarfs, hnlshed
with head. paws and brush. $500
each; were $500.
Brown Fox Scarf. $500; was
$4,000.
Natural Muskrat Coat. $16S.OO;
was $4,000.
1 Black Pony Coat, with gray
squirrel collar and cuffs. $175.OO;
was S245.00.
l Pony Coat, with self-trimmed
collar and cuffs. $4,000; was
100000.
Fur Section Third floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-01-22
Cotton Dress Goods

An assortment OF Short length
cotton dress goods, IL to
yards. as follows:
Printed Noiles. 4Sc yard: were
5Sc.
Printed Voiles. Csc yard: were
75c.
32-inch Bingham. 4Oc yard; was
soc
32-inch Bingham. Csc yard; was
Use.
32-inch David & John Anderson
Bingham. 500 yard; was S1.25.
36inch Percale. 4Oc yard; was
soc.
36inch SILK Cotton Crepe. SI.O0
yard; was SIPS
2S-inch Serpentine Crepe 4Oc
yard: was soc.
Dress Goods Section. Second floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-01-22
BLIND NEGRO ARRESTED.
Is Implicated in Death of Coin
mate of AlmShouse.

Charles Robinson, a blind colored
man, thirty-seven years old, was ar
rested yesterday afternoon at the
almshouse, Blue Plains, d. c., by De-
tective Thomas Sweeney, in connec-
ton with the death of David Hender-
son, also coIored. about sixty years
of age Both men were inmates of
the institution.
1t is alleged the men participated
in a quarrel January l and that Rob-
inson struck Henderson on the head.
He died yesterday. Coroner hewitt
will hold an inquest at the morgue
this afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-01-22
Women's Sweaters

, Heavy Sport Sweaters. in navy
and maroon; size 40. SS.75 each /;
were $500
Navy Blue Sweaters. with large
fiat collars; sizes. two 80 and one
3S. SS.75 each; were sl4.75.
: Brushed Wool Sweaters. in
peach and yellow; sizes, two 40.
three ~ and two a.. $500 each /;
were 1918.
, Nile Green Shetland Wool
Sweaters, with brushed wool COL
lars and cuffs. in gray and white ::
sizes. two 40 and one Az $500
each: were SO 90.
Sweater Section, Third floor.