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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-20

uAvB yvu ofsan wondered What
IL makes your iorrnan 10 proud
and hAuxhtyr sAh, DON'T oenaure
hin rcrhaps be's an Archduks In
dirEuiss and can't help acting nat
aral- Robert warwick y thai Kind
1t a irs man In Jack Straw his
NV cunsdy ptorure. which 10 oDus-
ing % The Liberty Wednesday He
fAlls In love With ons Of his csfn-
tlxn1~. The pretty daughter cf .
hart.vsgkfns e1srk iAasv hw fafh-
a. g-ts usney and her moth~ gets
royaiyeznxy and they 90 10 Cali
foxnh 10 hive. Jack STRAW follows
and beupmss . wNifR. Thm h IN
pained off en the noehes ~ the
"Archduks a. Puancrania.' and. won
der Of vondexsf turns oaf To b that
sclf-snrne p~rsrn
Carroll McComss n ehe issdfng
woman. and J. N. Dumont. Sylvia
Ashton and Chartcs ogie arv also in
the cart
Tonight vim b. she last ovportun-
ity to SOC pretty little Marguerite
Clark In her latest comedy Easy to
Get.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-20
Wrinkles That Form
Around Eyes and Mouth

Thts q q q Il
Looking NeuuE
w o m a n Ad
vts~s OLD 1rsns
Recipe Of Hut.
terWtlk Cream
In New Way. A
Gentle MassaG-
" tn f1nger
uef0re H~tir-
Ing All That L.
Necessary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-20

There Is no nerd oil enduring such
discomfort when Resinol Ointment
usually relieves itching promptly
and makes the skin clear and healthy
again. When aided by Rcsinol
Soap Il IL even more effective.
REsINoL SHAVING STICK tend. I.
prevent irritation. <R <Asisrs ~ sAs Rsss.sl
peNSssh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-20

There Is ne
secret about Il
nor Is there any
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-20

U.KS1Mf-B
The might ~ she North Against
she cunning % War street, Beyond
tho fringe OF csviilxatiop-~tnto the
frozen trails Of Alaska. th. Octopus
Of Wan street lust had stretched It's
tensacies and fsssrn~d them on thru
children Of the SHOWS Primitive
strength and cpuruKe was pittsd
against the cunning and triokcry Of
eivfiixAtiop--sovc and fortune was AZ
stake.
This In the absorbing plot ~ Rex
Bcach'H novel the sfiv~r Horde. .
which IN movie form In proving q
great attraction Mt the C1~mmer.
Myrtle st~dman. Robert McRlm
ana Frederick Stanton are among
the leading players.
REX
Tho End NJ me- Roar ~ m. sfyie
~ an interesting and ~duca tionai
rhotorfsy being shown At the Rex
fhia vve~k
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-20
Grand Canyon Rim
Government Land

WASHINGTON. April .o.-The
~grandssand- Of the Grand Canyon.
TIE ara on the rim Of the canyon.
The Washington times., 1920-12-06

"" increased. this sam hill several
",als ago would have boon for S25u
or more, il IN believed
Tho Rent Comnis,iuu ,NrlaiuS thr
recent striking reductions III rent. IN
part. by dcclaring ih't only the most
HErant cases of profit, ring arc nov
coming before IL, and unlike tn" early
days Of it, existence rental dispute
involving only several d"llars now
are being settled out uf court
Within tho past month attorneys
i"r IN" defendant landlord tr"durnU,
are heard to- ask this question ot til"
complaining tenant:
We'll. what u,utiu wuulG you -"
wiling :" pay Ipr the properly"
such e ,.u,iliHt"ry attitude H. aup-
p"rt"d hN til" tact that last FRIDAY
three caSos wcr' s'ttlcd in In" con.
ridor ut The Rcnt COMMISSIONS ofiir, 4
by a Cumrrotnis, IN rent between ia"
landlord and tenants.
The general view of suuh actions ~
that landlords realize that ronts are
about beginning 10 slide and that they
must sooner ut later conform To- the
readjuStm"nt ut prices.
The Washington times., 1920-12-06
BUY TH|SWEEK,
STORES ADVISE
Merchants Say This Is Best
Time for Purchase Of Gifts
For Christmas.

According TO Washington mer-
chants this is the best remaining
week in which to do the Christmas
buying. =.
The adjuration TO "Shop Early"
is Still appropriate, but il will not
be next week. for then the govern
ment employees will be paid off.
bonuses will be distributed and
Christmas bank accounts will be
withdrawn. All Of which means,
that the stores will he crowded.
WIDE RANGE Of CHOICE
There still remains this one week
In which the Yulctidc buying can BE-
done in comparative comfort and con
vcnicnce. with wide range Of sele'-
tiOn. by the end al this week tn"
opportunity for choice selection VIII
be- greatly lessencd. and next week
and tho week thereafter tn" late
comers viii hav" to bc content with
what has been left by the more tar-
sighted.
Here arc fivc more essays submit
ted In The Washington Times contest
for the best reasons "Why Every
body should DO Their Christmas shop
ping Eariy:"
The Washington times., 1920-12-06
MARIE r.. Mo-

shop Fairly" i!c tho words Nc 80
and hear from November WI
Day. Why" Because:
I. PTic,s will rise later
>. Got your pick before il has been
picked
3. stock cannot be replaced
4 Avoid the mail rusn.
:. Bad weather is due later
Il. Shor with .asc and comfort
:. Avoid tn" Christmas savings
rush.
s. Have thought for tho salesman.
y. Othcrs may nc forced to wait,
therefore you shop carly and make
way for them.
10. Merchandise will bc soiicd and
shopuorn later.
II. Avoid all chance OF mishapS on
delivery.
70. "Do unto others as you would
have them do unto you. by shopping
carly.
The Washington times., 1920-12-06

that during Christmas week the GOOD
but tho time to act Is now when the
ne edy cases arc accommodating rapid =
ly. BY obtaining tho name and al :
dress of "a family today you can All
the sooner get into touch with the
needy women and children. ascertain
what they want to brighten heir
lives on Christmas morning. and
make your plans to meet those de-
sircs.
The Good Fellows get whole lot
more happiness on Christmas day
, than anyone else. II you are inclined
! TO doubt this. send in your name to-
day. have d FAMILY assigned t. You
and start out on your errand Of mercy
in the name Of the Babe Of B"thlc-
hem.
\ BIG OPPORTUNITY.
The Washington Times Oiiers
through the Good Fellow departmeIt
the best possible guarantee and iron
clad insurance OF a merry Christmas
tor everybody that could be imagine
The Good Fellows are made happy,
the recipients OF their gifts are made
Joyous, and everybody fnds every
body else smiling and rejoicing be-
cause the tragedy Of the empty stock
ing has been prevented and those
who faced u dark.-ap dreary J ue-
tide ara frightened because they
have been remembered.
Tho police. Boy Scouts. playground
children and Government employees
played an important part in IN" Good
Fellow movement last year and they
are expected to toe scratch this pear.
h. l.dn
plant sadness and smiles axe the
place Of tears. II you have ever had
a fearful Christmas because OF Sad.
ness and disappointpcnt then YOU
surely will be a Good Fellow TO pro
vent anyone else from having a sim
liar experience. II all your Christ
masses have been bright and merry.
you ought to syTnpathiz" with those
less fortunate and be willing 10 take
at least or" family under your wing.
A .STRAIGHT- LINE PLAN.
You are not asked 10 contribute
any money. Tho Washington Timcs
is making no collections or deliveries.
II Offers you 'hc name of 81 needy
family with which "u can communi-
cate and play Santa Claus TO on
Christmas morning. This is straight
lin" plan--the shortest distance be-
tween two points, the heart OF the
givcr and the home of the recipient.
There are no rules or regulations or
restrictions or limitations except
those dictated by your own heart.
Sign -. blank in today's paper. or
telephone Main $3.50, or call person
ally at the Good Fellow Department
and TAX cat least one needy family
under your wing for Christmas.
yyyyy ans
The Washington times., 1920-12-06
WOMEN SEEK
EQUAL STATUS
Will Urge Passage Of Laws Put
ting Them on Same Foot
ing As Men.

Sweeping nationwide laws placing
women on an equal status with the
men will he demanded by the Ma
tional Woman's Party during it,
coming convention, il was stated
here today.
EsTIONNAIREs SENT OUT.
OucstiOnnaires already sent "a
women lawyers inquiring as TO the
present status Of women in ever,
state have resulted in information
npnn which. according to Miss SUE
White, research chairman Of the
party. the following laws will be re
quested:
FIRST state laws sweeping awa'
the common law, that a married won
ans identity Is merged in that o.
her husband.
Second -- Providing that women
shall not be disqualified from holding
any civil once or pursuing any law
ful business or profession.
Thrd.--That wnerc examinations
ar. held for civil service and PUBIC
school positions, they shall be open
Ia women without discrimination.
and that all such laws be amended 80
as 10 protect their equal opportunity
and compensation.
t'ourth--A repeal OF til" FEEDERS !
statute Affecting American wome"
who marry aliens.
The Washington times., 1920-12-06

BY mail. telephone, and personal
calls, many men. women, and children
signifed their willingness to take
under their wings one or more needy
families and guarantee merry
Christmas 10 them.
In the meantime, The Washington
Times Good Fellow Department re-
ceivcd the names of just about as
many additional needy families as
Good Fellows. Therefore, there still
remains a long list of homes which
will be cheerless and bleak on Christ
mas morning unless Good Fellows
step lively.
ONLY ~ DAYS LEFT.
The time for signifying intention
to be Good Fellow Is getting
shorter with each clock tick. There
are only nineteen more days before
Christmas and everyone wishing &c
play Santa Claus to poor family
should Join the movement now so a.
TO give as much attention as possible
to the family and prepare 10 spread
Yuletide JOY.
Among the cases listed today were
number of exceptionally pathetic
ones, the central figures in which
where widows with several children
and old folk with no relatives or
friends to care for them or insure
them that Christmas will mean any
more to them than any other day in
the year.
The existence OF these cases is con
trary to the spirit Of Good Fellow
ship, because the Good Fellows have
guaranteed that every poor person
in Washington will be the recipient
Of something which will impress him
or her with the fact that Christmas
Is different from any other day that
il is an occasion for rejoicing, thanks
giving and happiness.
NEED NOT BE COSTLY.
1t may require only a cheap trinket
to make the difference between an abb
jectly miserable Christmas and n
Joyous Yulctide. Just so it Is some
thing to communicate to the mind
and heart OF the poor recipient that
some one cares. some one remembers
and that Christmas is not a class sea
son for the enjoyment of the rich and
prosperous alone.
The Good Fellow Department wants
% hear from those who have much,
because practically all the Good Eel
, lows thus far enrolled have said II
haven't got much, but | will take two
families" II person who hasn't
got much" can take two families
hose who have more can do more for
the poverty stricken. the lame, the
hsI., the blind, and otherwise unfor'
tunatc in Washington.
LESS THAN LAST YEAR.
Last year 500 Good Fellows volun-
t.cred to take families undcr thcil
wings. Tho number Of Good FcllowS
this year Is still considerably shy ol
40. There is reason for believing
The Washington times., 1920-12-06
GOLD FIND IN FRANCE
BRINGS ON NEAR RIOT

PARIS Dec s--Paris has struck
gold
Tho discoVercA I GieI, ten miles
from Paris. Of two foot vein Of gold
bearing quartz eighty feet below tho
surface. has caused furious digging
hy the residents Of th" region for
miles around.
The gold digger grew in numbers
RAPIDLY and the strike" took on an
aspect Of stampede. Police had "a
be despatched from Paris To prevent
a rInt.
The Washington times., 1920-12-06
u, CONSTANCE JONES.
fi3 FloridD Avenue NSrthwest.

"Why Everybody Should DO Iheir
Xmas shopping Early"
They get first choice. fresh mer-
chandise and therefore max" better
selections. They shop without hurry
or worry. are fr"" from bodily or men-
tai fatigue and can think clearly.
They please the faithful clerk VIII )
will give better service.
They have time to watch The Times
for daily advertisements and saw
money. They avoid crowded stores:
streets and cars are less conEested-
accidents fewer. They select fair
weather Ia shop those who wait cam
not, their tim" is limited.
The early shopper gets prompt
delivery.
The latc buyer gets disappointed.
They can better arrange thoir
home and prepare their mind l"r
Christmas
The Washington times., 1920-12-06
nv RCTII CARSON.
CherYydulr, Va.

All true Americans should 40 '"@F
utmost to "Shop Early Tor tG"lr owl
convenience as we'll as Tor IN" con
ycnience of tn" rOst Onic" Depart
ment, store clerks and mail carrisrs'
who are especially affected tnronsh
the negligence OF customers,
The early shopper has bcttcr
selection, more tim" and permits the
office workers 10 do their shopping
in less crowded stores and to ride
home in comfortable cars.
At the last minute, II few gift'
have been forgotten, they can be OBJ
tanned without delay in sending th'
Christmas boz.
shop ship Mail EariS
The Washington times., 1920-12-06
HOUSING PROBLEM
WORRIES BOSTON

BOSTON. Dec. 6---Dnly 80 fami-
licS provided for among the thuusa nj
who seek homes Is the record OF
building accomplishment for tho Ten
nonths ending with October in tho
city Of Boston. This Is tho infurnia-
tiOn furnished to senator calder. of
the Senate Committee on Housing and
Reconstruction, by Charles s. Dam
rcll, chief clerk In the department of
building. September led the other
months OF the year with scvcnty-onc
families provided for.
Applications for the past week call
for ten thrcc-family houses to cost
1000 each. The permits arc being
held up pending iurthcr invest go
upu as 80 whether garages may ".
permitted in tho sub.ccllars Of those
houses.
The Washington times., 1920-12-06
BY Louise kIDWELi-
S4:} Eighth street southeast.

There are many reasons why the
Yuietide buying should be done early.
Now the stores have complete stocks
from which you may choose. which
will be limited by Christmas week.
Now the clerks have more time 10
help you select the incest gifts,
while later on one stands chances Of
not being waited on at all. Tho
stocks will then be 80 limited that
Won may not got what you would
ike oven If you can get waited upon.
Why not do your shopping today,
thereby saving your time. getting
what you want and avoiding tho
christmas week rush"
The Washington times., 1920-12-06
MORE FARMS SOUGHT.

MORE FARMS SOUGHT.
More parks in Washington would
make possible the carrying out of
the Mcmillan park plan. which pro-
vides for a circuit OF connected parks
around the city Purchase OF seven
tracts OF land, in different parts OF
the city, is necessary 10 complete Inc
park circuit.
The tracts are: Pmey Branch Park
way, klingle Road valley ror'
Hamilton, Patterson Park, Fort Drive
Fort Reno Park, and the Dean tract
There are now twenty-siN play
grounds in Washington. seven owned
by the District and nineteen loaned
10 the playground department: Inc
playground department may De or
dered to quit any of these nineteen
grounds on days notice rms
makes these loaned tracts temporary
fairgrounds.
The Commissioners want 10 puf-
chase these nineteen sites ana make
them permanent Fairgrounds. The
commissioners also favor the pur-
chase of additional ground for play
purposes in other parts OF the CITY,
SEEK PAY INCREASE.
An increase in salaries Of District
Government employees. including the
SUCCESSORS 10 tne
OF the Board OF District Commission
~rs, is asked in the report.
The Commissioners report the com
pletion OF the plan for coming Wash-
iuEton and state this marks "a most
important and far-reaching step IN
the advancement OF the National cap
ital.'
The Commits sioncrs report the net
jndebt tedness OF the District is W. o.
J26.64 II will take about three
wears to clear up this debt. The
clearing up OF this debt is ono or the
reasons why the Commissioners favor
another bond issue.
ASH TRAFFIC COURT.
The Commissioners renewed Their
recommendation for traffic court
n Washington. pointing out that the
volume OF traffic here is constantly
Increasing.
Congress is informed in the report
that the Commissioners have under
ronsidcra ton the submission OF a rec
ornmendation to Congress for the en-
actment of legislation revoking the
present system of imposing licenses
and personal taxes on automobiles
and establishing in lieu thereof a
TAX based upon the horsepower OF
pleasure automobiles and upon the
tonnage OF sold-tircd commercial
"opveyances.
The report recommends that the
existing law relative to the sale OF
deadly and dangerous weapons DC
amended as to require the written ap-
The Washington times., 1920-12-06
NJ MARGARET BEASLEN
ct, \ street Northeast.

Nor should shop early because
First como first served.
Full stocks from which to choose.
Time in which 10 decide on nur-
.nases.
Suggestions anu courtcsicS from
Jerks.
Rest of things at very best prices.
No mohs and jams.
40 worrying over deliveries.
80 regrets h"caus" you didn't ~uUr
early.
Lot. OF tttn ant pleasure.
Tho harpiust and mcrri".t 'hri>t-
mas ever experienced.
The Washington times., 1920-12-06
Dog Which Bit Four Boys
At HyattsvilIe Found
To Have Rabies
ItYATTSvtI.LE. Md. u,

lfNATTSN1LLE. Md Dec 6
".Sumiuutiou Of ia. dog which last
week br four boys OF Uyattsvillc
.i,u'r. -lr 'uiUll suffered from
tso',.. 80. hog. '''lo wcrc bitten
a.. Wi.'am Gf.r. grf". Vincent.
|,,u h,t:, arG sou ut AR .id
.Ns d. L McBri'u rh,, U., uu-
!. .GoB b treatment
Thn Jog. q collie, was pct and
lad been familiar sight about
'.r lo,pl sthcnl for some tina
The Washington times., 1920-12-06

Considerable signiflcanc" Is at.
tuchcd to this rent slashing bv The
commission. While determinations
-, the rent body ScncrallN hav"
.hnwn n tendency to decrease rather
than increase rents, nevertheless dur
in,- the past several weeks III, rcdu"-
tons ordered have been so pronounced
"a 10 attract more than passing at
tentinn from landlord ana tenant
af.Lc.
EVERYONE WANTS TO KNOW.
when the rent commission in It's
determine tions for one day DEGREES
that an average reduction or SlS
should be made in each case. doc.
this preclude downward trend OF
rental vales?" is question which
has been asked on every side Within
the past several days.
Directly, the commission does not
admit that 1t does; indirectly. per-
haps.
The basis Of the commission for
fixing rental values liz costs--upkcep
costs of an apartment or house. prin.
cirally rcpairs. taxes, etc. In addi-
ton TO this. "A reasonable return Tor
the INVESTOR money is n corsid"ra -
tson.
Whst ihoar costs are coming down
Ir r?trr.t'on 30 tho downward trcnG
ni li,ing evpcuses Is regarded AZ ap-
parcnt. Wien a landlord presents to
the commission bill oi repairs on
his property--of say. $500 as an ar
rnrcrt wNv h'- rsr' revcru~ should
The Washington times., 1920-12-06
WILL YOU
Be aGood FeUoW?
Only 19 Days Left, and 1t Is Straight Linz
Plan Until Christmas Morning.

There is old saying to the effect that "You can
keep good man down.
It is equally true that 'You cant keep GOOD Fellow
down"
Today the Good Fellows up III large numbers and
rent the air with crescendo vowry that gloom
and disappointment be driven from every Washing
ton home Christmas morning
The Washington times., 1920-12-06
NITRATE TRUST IN CHILE.

SANTIAGO. 'u'lr. n.r. a. ~, u.s.
tr"t' .NrpauI,, ~ Idil". ,Nr. ut thoa,
c"nu"Il"d y, NORTH Americans. Law,
Joined Tho Ntt'at, Jruiuc"rs NSsp.
citation. which ts rrtd To- Irprcsout -
per cent ~ tie tV'al production ~
nitrate in Chu"
The Washington times., 1920-12-06
936,415,275 JUMP
|NNAT|0NAL BUDGET
Departments Cost More Despite
Abolition Of Many War
Bureaus.
oContmucd from First Page ,

tab.iahm"nt, Si"5ils.370,22 S0G.3Ui,- .
sI0.36: judicial establishment, 81 $50 p
2lo. ~ cas-, lSo' Agriculture Depart
ment, Sil,VSO,3SI 500, 7Os 20i: foreign
intercourse Sll9>3. lsigi 50 293, 537 OF /;
military establishment. 5000 Ia 5O2 :
b. 1895, IOO.JI..7o. naval establish
m"nt. S65s,5:2. .23l a. AiaI 9SI.Iki: In
dian anairs. si1 $50 703. 90. xIO.O39. 722 %
-; pensions, S2G5. l90 900. S2Ta. 30 600 :
Panama Canal. SlG.lNI.g1J. 40. N3..sl 70
SOL: pubic works. S25O. .D2S. .lyli2. S5s. %
tdN,oO1.d1: postal service, $685.. IOG 9O2
SIOi ,33o.OOb; postal service. payable
from the Treasury. S37.IOg.2i: mis-
crllaneous. sG75,i5I.I H.09 St25,3lG.-
52e,I1; permanent annual ippropria
lions. 81, O0,77G,3GO,S7. s1.3s3, s55, 800. =.
IL; total SiG53. $50. 1593G. S3.TIT,I4i. =
4SiOs. Deduct postal service. payable
from postal revenues $5S5, ,1O8. .OO2.
SJOI ,309.OOO. Total exclusive of nos
tai service. Si08s. .ii9. S5T.3G, x3.2I3.-
Of2, 2,iSi.6s
In their estimates for the coming
liscal year the Government officials
were able [" make reductions in csti-
mates only for the army. the Indiana,
pensions, Panama Canal. public
works, miscellaneous. and permanent
annual apprOpI iat ions. the last or
which includes interest on and sink :
ing funds for the public debt.
The Washington times., 1920-12-06
Landlords Put Fair
Prices Up to Tenants;
Rents Are Tun1bline

According to the District rent commission they are
coming down with bump. The commission Saturday
afternoon handed down nine determinations ordering an
average reduction Of rental of Els month in each case
The Washington times., 1920-12-06
ARMY LESS, NAVY MORE.

ifuge as is the total asked by th"
army FOR the coming year. il Is nearly
pr"sent year Tho navy asks over
500. 600. 900 more tor tho next vcar
The Washington times., 1920-12-06

seed hclp? A Times want dd VIII
Do 'hc work phono Main '2so nop
The Washington times., 1920-12-06

thsn for m lr-sent year. Secretary
Daniels Will be asked Dy the House
Nayal Anaifs Committee what Is the
emergency, or n" thrca', that do
mands this great mcrcasr "i sppr"-
priations for the navy.
4 large part OF the iucTcas" iI est. -
mates T. accounted for by the 40" Ia
salaries, the cost OF living, and cd
supplies, pay for travel, and other "N-
pcnses due to continuance "f cpnd'-
tions resulting from tue war In tlis
connection the senate cuts of about
500. 900 from IL appropriation for The
present year while m" House, when
IN making the special drive for econ
Omy everywhere, adds about 500" 10
it's demands ou the Treasury. TIL"
Senate wants s2lsi,s22 for next v"sr
and the IloUso asks Sj,S2s i2n
s7.5oOyo0O ron DRy LAW.
III" Treasury b"partmeuts .. IT,
mate IoT general salary ALLOW an"
for 1822 h. Sl7I37 ISj II Was al
lowed Tor the present year AsJG3, 500
\ total oI sI.500.O is asked for en-
fOrCemcnt Of the prohibition aud mar
cotic acta as against a. 52n G'l ~ *
pended on this work during IN" pres
cnt year.
The War Department asks, FOR ncN'
year. a total OF s32, ,i32.S7i 1ur tOrtin-
cations and other WORKS ot defense,
exclusive of Panama Canal. II was
allowed SIGAi7 .9Os for this work dur
ing tn" present year.
The Washington times., 1920-12-06
FAVORS BOND
ISSUE FOR DC.
Annual Report Of District Com
missioners Submitted to
Congress.

continued from First Page
part Of Washing on. at places desls-
mated by the Board of Education al"
needed. the report says.
The Washington times., 1920-12-06
TRIBUTE TO MAJOR.
PRAISE WOMEN POLICE.

"Th" cif"rts uf the women police"
Gays the report. 'in the prevention
and detection of shoplif;InS. pocket
picking. and handbag thcfts, and in
the interest Of girls needing judicious
advice and surveillance. have been
productive o. h"u"hciai results as 10
fully justify tn" establishment OF
this feature Of police activity"
Tho commissioners report the police
department has zcalously enforced
the various laws relative TO tho liduur
tiaffic, and in this has fully Coop
Grated with all agencies of the
United states Government"
The Washington times., 1920-12-06
Only $50 Sets
at this
Sensational Price!

Each case contains Dinner knives,
q Dinner Forks, Tablc Spoons. q Tea
spoons a Butter Knife and Sugar Shell
You NAV have your choice of several
different patterns, hut We strongly advise
.ou to I've on hanG bright and early As
The Washington times., 1920-12-06

provAi OF the major and superintendent
OF police as condition precedent to
th" delivery OF any such weapon by
one person 10 another.
More progress IN tho near iutur"
in the displacement of the now anti
quated horse -dTav u firo apparatus by
apparatus notoT-propellcd Is asked.