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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-07

describe a continuation propiedad de
dichos demandados para satisfacer la
referida orden de ejecucion.
"Solar radicado en- ell lugar demo-
minado 'Minillas'', Secci6n Norte
del barrio de Santurce de esta Ciu-
dad, compuesto de trescientos ochen-
ia y nueve metros cuadrados, colin
dante por el Norte con Wenceslao
Verdejo, por Ell Sud con Eleuterio
Verdejo, por el Este con Joaquin Ro-
nero y Rafael Romero y por ell oes-
te con Felfcita Ramos.
La subasta Sc nevara efecto en- mi
oicina, sta en- Ell lugar que ocupa la
Corte Ell dia treinta de agosto de 1920,
Las dos de la tarde, adjudicandose los
bienes al mejor postor y Ell pago de la
misma venta Sc hara effective en- Ell ac-
to de la adjudication, debiendo confor-
marse Ell licitador que obtenga la buena
pro, con los titulos existentes.
San Juan, ?. r., a de agosto de 1920.
Ramon Martinez REYES.
(Malshal del Distrito)
POr P. del MANzANo. Marshal Au-
xiliar Advt.
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CINE LUNA.-Por sus pantalla pasan
los msjores fotodramas comedias. Advt
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DESDE VEGA BAJA

La preciosa cinta Ell Ratgido en- la
Sos1tyu hace las delicias del culto
p1blico de esta poblaci6n. Todos los
domingos Sc exhiben dos episodes de
esta serie, acompafiados de un Pa
the News, de gran actualidad.
La empresa del teatro Sc esfuerza
por traer aqui pelfculas de actuali-
dad y de verdadero merito.
Hoy viernes, Sc exhibifa la inte
resante pelfcula, de excelente argu-
mento, La Virgen de Estambul, en-
la que trabaja la inimitable estrella
del arte, Priscilla Dean.
-Ha empezado a amenizar las ex
hibiciones una orquesta dirigida por
el Sr. Medina.
El Corresponsal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-07

INGLATERRA cIts,Ids prSRist,sis' aria !
mud, Tanca 6. Telefono 300, San
Juan, Puerto Rico. Situado en- una de
las Principales Gales, cerca del Tren
y del Teatro, frente los Muelles y
contiguo al Correo y demas Edifcios
Federales. Buen trato. Servicio exec
lente. Sc admiten abonados precios
m6dicos.
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El Corresponsal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-08-07

Enriqueta Dias ct al,
Peticionarios y apelados.
VS..
Ramon Pastor Diaz Molinaris.
Apelante.
No. 2Oss.
APELACIoN PRoCEDENTE DE LA
coRTE DE D1sTRITo DE GUAYAMA
AVOCADO Y CLIENTE.-Act
del cliente.-Estoppel.-
Por muy censurable que sea La con-
ducta de un juez namando a su despa-
cho las parties componentes de una
coErunidad de bienes, sin citaci6n de sus
abogados, para terminar una admins
TRACTION judicial pendiente y activar la
division Immediate de los bienes, ne
sera revocada en- apelacion una orden
nombrando contador partidor de tales
bienes. cuando dicha orden fue result
tado del n.utuo convenio de las parties,
el apelante entire ellos.Ei nero hecho
de que no Sc tuvieran en- cueTta los de-
rechos de los abogados no puede exinir
un cliente de responsabilidad por sus
propios actos, sobre todo, no habiendo
demostrado que La orden por el consen-
tida-l lie causara verdadero perjuicio.
Opinion del Tribunal emitida por el
Juez Asociado, senior Hutchinson.
San Juan, Pto. Rico, "a de JUNO, 1920
Enriqueta Diaz y Anes de Calimano;
Maria Hortensia Diaz Molinari, por
81 y como representative legal de sus
memories hijos Hortensia, Nieves An
tonia de Arguelles y Diaz, Maria Espe-
rama Diaz Molinari; Domingo w
Pales y Anes y Juan Carlos Mccormick
Hartmann, en- y con anterioridad al
dia 90 de mayo de mil novecientos quin-
ce eran conduefios de tres fincas rtsti.
cas- conocidas por Hacienda Merced' !
Rio Jueyes v vacas, en- la siguiente pro.
porci6n.
Enriqueta Diaz, Maria Hortensfs
Diaz, los hijos de esta Ultima y Maria
Esperanza Diaz, cada uno dos noyenas
parties.
Domingo w Pales un tercio de una
novena parte y sus hijos Luisa Maria
Mercedes, Lucia, Enrique Jesds Ma.
ria Pales, cada uno un s6timo de dos
terceras de una novena parte Juar
Carlos Mccormick dos s6timas de las
dos terceras de una novena parte.
Rufina Molinari Sanchez, usufructua
ria de estas fincas, como viuda de Ig
nacio Diaz Joglar, falleci6 en- julio tire:
derInil novecientos catorce, habien
dose negado su esposo sobreviviente
ell sefior Cividanes hacer entrega dt
dichas propiedades, los conduefios arTi
ba descritos en- mayo veintdd6s de mil
novecientos ounce soiicitaron obtu
vieron el nombramiento de un admins
trador judicial que tom6 possession de las
fncas en- question.
En- setiembre veintid6s de mil move
cientos diez y seis La succession de Car
los Mccormick adquiri6 La participa
cion de Enriqueta Diaz en- sustituci6r
de dicha Enriqueta Dfaz la del re
ferido Juan Carlos Mccormick.
Posteriormente, Ramon Pastor Diaz
apelante en- este case, adquiri6 las do
ce novenas parties pertenecientes lol
memories hijos de Hortensia Diaz quie
mes asimismo sustituy6.
La participation de la succession d,
>. G. Mccormick fue traspasada A
Hartmann y Co. en- MARIO nueve de mi
novecientos diez y ocho, haci6ndose igua
sus.ituci6n.
En- febrero trece de mil noveciento.
diez ocho Hartmann v Co. adquiri1
tambien La participation de Maria Hor
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EDlCTO
EN- LA CoRTE DE DISTRITo DEL
DIsTR1To JUDICIAL. DE SAN JUAN,
PUERTO RICO
sEccIoN PRIMERA
Simeon Majenhs Font,
Demandante.
VS.
Herederos descOnOcidOs de Luis ver-
dejo Garcia,
Demandadcs
CIVIL MIN. 1850.
EDICTO
ACcIoN:-cobrO de credito hipOtecario.

CIVIL Nam. 1880.
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ACClON:-Cobro de credito h1potecar1o.
PoR CUANTo el honorable Luis Cam
pillo, juez de la Secci6n primera de es-
ia Corte ha dictado con fecha de hoy
una orden para que en- Ell presente ca
SO Sc pongan en- venta en- publica subas-
ia los bienes ejecutados para hacer pa
go al demandante de la cantidad de
DoscIENTOs vEINTE Y CUATRo
DOLARES de principal, DIEz Y SIZE
TIE DoLAREs con NovENTA DOS
centavos de intereses vencidos hasta el
10 de ahril de mil novecientos vointe
mas los intereses que Sc devenguen has
ia la fecha en- que Sc haga efectavo di-
cho credito a raz6n del doce por ciento
annual, mas CIEN DoLARES para cos,
tas, gastos y hOnorarios de abogado.
PoR TANT0 Yo. RAMON MARTI-
NEz REYES, Marshal de Ia Corte de
Distrito del Distfito Judicial de San
Juan. P r.. HAGo sABER, que vsnde-
re en- publica subasta La finca que Sc
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OPORTUNIDAD

Desea uSted hacerse de una bue-
ma renta. comprando una casa de
dos plantas recien construida con
todos los adelantos modernos? Esta
Ell esquina entire las dos carreteras,
con los bajos provistos de locetas pro
pio para establecimiento, siendo los
altos magnificos para familia grande,
con entrada independence. Els ne
cesario verla. Dirijase a su propio
dueiio
D. DIAZ ALEXANDRA
Gale Europa, esquina Asia, Altos
Parada 20, Santurce.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-25
THETA MI FIVE
WORKING HARD.
BEING MADE FOR
BIG GAME WITH WEST VIRGINIA
UNIVERSITY ALL-STARS
Many Mountaineer Stars Appear at
= Cathedral Next Monday Evening
Good Crowd Expected

The Theta Mu ba aictball five Is work.
ing hard each evening this week IN
preparation for their big game next
Monday evening al the Cathedral coop
when the fraternity boys stack up
against tho AN-Stars, 4 team selected
from the best inside the walls or west
Virginia University this year.
Among those who are trying out Tor
the Theta Mu team are Niggcmyer. Nc
Cannon. Clarke. GOrsuCh, Rafferty,, DALI
er, and other former stars who attend
ed the Cadet Institute. \ regular hNo
taken out OF this lot of floor stars Will
keep the West Virginia boys busy
throughout the evening. All OF tEnse
boys are making great effort 10 snow
their best and expect to trim the ALI
Stars on Monday.
"Ecany" Lenlz. captain OF the loot
ball team for the past season. Homer
Martin, captain elect OF the haSkethal!
live for. the coming year; Russell! MGR
18th. who starred n an cnd position
Tor the Mounta!ncerS: kiecr. former
track, floor and football star at down
state high school, and who made good
impression on tho floor for the .%oun-
tain state Ave last year: Rlcha rdson, 4
sub who Is now making 4 COOL show
ing; Hawkins. captain. and III are
those who mako up tho All-Sta g. who
Will face the Theta iu bcys at the
coop"
Not until late in the w'ek was the
announcement Of the Arrangement OF
such n game made. and tans are now
boiling over with interest in regard 10
tho hir event next Monday evening.
Referee Russell Rosenberg of Bethany
Will blow the whistle End send tho TWO
teams into action at s o'clock sharp.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-25
SISTERSVILLE HIGH
HAS LOCAL TOSSERS
ON FLOOR SCHEDULE
Ltnsly, RsI1aire, WeIlsburT, Cathedral
and Other Strong Teams on DOWN.
state Basketball Schedule

Ssstcrsville high school promises TO
give = good account of itself in the fight
for ohio Valley basketball lourels this
season. s%
With such boys as Springer. Lunn.
Gushing. Rcall. TibhIns. w. Morris, Ken
Mullen and Farley making good show
ing great flve 10 sure TO he rounded
out.
Practice sessions will continue during
the holidays in preparation for tho
Alumni! game on December 81.
The schedule as announced by Student
Manager William II. Morris IS as fol-
lows:
Deco rnbcr 3l--AiumDi
January 7-Willia JAMESTOWN.
January S-Pine Grove.
January l+-Ncw MartinsNtile.
January I5-Bcilaire.
january lo-WclsbuTE.-
January cat Pine Grove.
January 2S--at WellsburE.
January eat Cathedral
February 4-Point Pleasant.
February 5-Middlcbourns.
February Lat L!nsly.
February lat Bellaire.
February 1S-at WILLIAMSBURG.
February lat Point Pleasant.
February 25-2s--Mar!etta Tournament
March 4-Lins!y.
March ll--New Nartinsvtlle.
March 18 Estate Tournament.
March a5--Rt Niddlebourne.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-25
JAN SHARP, BENWO0D MAN,
IS MURDERED At BELLA|RE
VILLAIN McRxARx, OF NnIiLArRE,
HOSPITAL WOUNDED IN JAW
WITH BULLET.
Rust Eosanno, italian, IS Jailed
Charged with Crims-Refoses to
ioottng Occurs On Sidewalk FOLLOWING
Quarrel in . Near-Bser Saloon

The body OF John Sharp. OF BenMoo"'
les IN the George Meyers norguc. IN
Sellalre: William McCreary. Is IN
serious condition At his homo on
Guernsey street. Bellairc, with Il bullet
wound in his Jaw. and August RoSanno.
Of Bcllaire, is in the city jail charged
With murder as a result OF = Shootins
scrape at Central. avenue ana Union
street. Bciiaire. last evening AT b
o'clock.
THO police are still working on the
case. and another arrest IS being e%-
pected by them.
The shooting aroused much excite
ment throughou; the city last eFShins'
and hundreds vicwcd the scene OF the
crime.
According 10 the police the shooting
grew out OF a quarrel between the three
men in n near-beer saloon on Union
street. II is said the men waikcl out
90 the door TO the curb. when RoSanno
: is alleged TO have drawn gun. shoot
ing sharp first and then MeCreary.
{Rosanno was arrested few minutes
after the shooting by Chief OF Police
A. s. Malone, but had no gun In MS
possession 1T the time. II IL thouShI
he threw the weapon away. hut UP -
midnight no trace or II uSNu pseH A'H''N'
Tho mon were attended by DR.. L. >
Wright at the scene OF the shooting. ana
the body OF Sharp sent TO the morsue'
while McCreary was rushed 10 the bel
laire City hospital An S-ray picture
showed the bullet which was removed
about S o'clock He WAS later taken 70
his home.
McCre:ry. in speaking 20 Chief OF Po-
lice Malone. declared Rosenno diaNthe
shooting. lie told the police they had
had an argument in the cafe. and then
gone outside where the two shots were
fired.
Rosanno has said nothing. refusing 70
speak 10 the officers. lie calmly sitsln
his cell. looking around.
Sharp came 20 Renwood from New
Martinsvillc some time ago. and was
employed at the Riverside mill. lie Ia
survived by his widow and married
daughter. living NJ AIS Water s'rsot.
Benwood
The police were baTlod BY finding no
gun on Rosanno. but officers we're
searching the ncighbo-hood OF the
windsor hotel. near where the shoottas
occurred. Il was found at 10 o'clock.
third bullet had been fred. the missile
going through a window in the hotel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-25
MAN O. WAR STARTS
FOR new HOME SOON
(From The New York Herald)

The champion Man @ War will be
shipped TO his new home in Kentucky
about January /. He will be consigned
70 Mss Elizabeth Daingcnneld. whose
home. Hayiands. near Lexington, ad-
joins the Hlnata Farm. which she has
leased "a home for Man O. War and
Golden Broom. The latter Is the prop
erty OF Mrs. Waiter NJ. Jcfrords, who
paid 1880 for the son of Sweeper and
Zuni, by Hamburg. az Saratoga In tho
summer OF 1918.
Last summer Mr.. Riddle. In discussing
the future or Man o War. spoke a.
though he would permit the outside
public 20 patron.se the horse when he
went TO the stud, but this attitude was
abandoned in the autumn. tnough many
of tho leading breeders OF the United
States wcrc eager TO send their best
mares 70 him. The present intention Is
TO keep him a. 4 private stallion. With
this end in view. an order was given tho
English expert. william Allison, to buy
4 number OF mares in the British market
whose blood would mix with that OF the
great son OF Fair Play.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-25
Xmas In Stricken Franco.

PARIS. Dsc. 2i.--SiXty tons Of toys.
donated by the children of France, Will
he distributed in the devastated Aisne
and in Rheims by the league Of officers
and cx-Soldiers OF France under the d.
rcction Of NJ. Dinet-Falmcr, the French
writer. and vice-prnsldent OF the league.
The idea first occurred to NJ. Binet-
Talmer last year when visiting the cen
ters OF the American committee Tor dew
astated France. and il was through the
aid OF the carnions OF tho committee that
forty tons of toyS-forty thousand
racka ges--were transported from Paris
to the devastated area.
Appeals for old toys, written by NJ.
Rinct-Valmer. have appeared this month
in NIL the principal Partisan papers. and
the response from the children has been
enormous. The headquarters of the
learrlc have been oyerf;owing with dolls,
jumping Jacks and gay harlequins, and
rough soldier hands have been busy
sorting and wrapping the "surprisc
packages" each Of which contains
toy and n cornuCOria Of sweets. accom-
panied by letter from the child donor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-25
E%eF Sr-E~T
~cSNs ---SEe-S
fUonanued From Pago one.)

life IS slowly ending with the ravages
of tho disease.
The son and daughter have continued
10 work. while the two smaller children
haze been going to school and lecpinS
the homo in order. Since the fire which
broke UP the little home, they have
been cared for by neiEhbors.
The mother WAS told Of the fire yes
terday morning and her only comment
was the hope that her children might
be cared for and made happy for Christ
mas.
Tho fund started by Tho 1nteIli-
conccr last evening Is headed by sub
stantiai contribution from Wheeling
lodge No, 2S, II. 7. o. l.. and many are
expected TO respond to tho call for
family so destitute. Tho list at mid
nj
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-25
BASE BALL STARS MAY
PLAY IN FLORIDA LEAGUE

Tampa Fla. Dec. 94.-SuSSestIons
that Babe Ruth. Ty Cobb. iris Speaker
and other major leagac baseball stars
be obtained for baseball clubs OF the
Florida West Coast winter baseball
league. were said today TO be under con-
sideration BY Rube Allen. the league Sec
Rotary.
Competitive bidding for the service OF
the big league players. by the ST. Peters,
burg and Sarasota clubs. led to the sug-
gestIons that their services be obtained
by the league management and awarded
TO the weaker teams.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-25
Midgets Open Season

On New Years afternoon the Wheeling
Y VI. {. a. Midgets will open their
19s0.2l floor season with tho Marietta
City champs. who last year went
through the season undefeated.
The Midgets will again be represented
by fast floor five and are confident
that they can break the unhroken string
OF victories for the Ohioans on New
Years noon.
Martin and Connely are back At their
old forward positions. while Weishar
and Johnson are the center aspirants.
Captain-elect Tighe and Campbell VIII
hold down the guard positions. although
Tape Is making desperate fight and
may land regular job before the
opening game.
This contest will start at : o'clock
sharp on New Years afternoon. Two
junior class teams will furnish a good
preliminary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-25
four DRINKS

Four DRINKS had been arrested up 70
midnight last night by the city police.
They were John Peacock. Of Beech Bot
tom. by Flanagan; Gus Beltb. by Off
Ger Stanley; Wendell Williams, by Baker,
and John Doe. by Officer Burke. John
had an awful load. and fought tho Off
Ger up to getting in the wagon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-25
NO ARRESTS IN
ROBBERY CASES

III 70 midnight last night no arrests
had been made by tho police in the two
robberies discovered early yesterday
morning IN the McKcen's newsstand
and the Bolton cigar stand. although
Developments arc being expected hourly.
About $500 in cash was taken from
the McEecn store and goods valued at
about $3.50 were taken from the Bolton
G.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-25
GRAND JURY FAILS To
INDICT BALL PLAYERS

Los Angeles. Calf. Dec. c4.-Grand
jury indictments OF William tBabe) Bor-
ton. Harl Maggsrt and William Rumler,
~alleeging tEhs they conspircd TO rre-ar-
INnge decision IN Pacific coast league
baSahan games, were quashed by Judge
Willis IN the Los Angeles superior court.
Judge Willis held that the indictments
did not SNegc a criminal act. Tho dts
trict attorneys representative in court
said ne could not say whether now In
.dictments would be sought until he con-
fcrred with his chief
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-25
PICKPOCKETS BUSY

Piclcpockets wore reported working on
the cars OF. the Wheeling Ray;and div!-
sion Of tho Wheeling Traction conrany.
Several Martins Ferry pcopl" reported
that their pocket books had been taken
containing small sums of money. \ few
strange and suspicious characters were
seen on tho cars but up until late last
night no arrests had been made. by the
Ferry police.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-25
6EA SSSs~rY SSS4V
az G4.SsS,~S S:SSei
(contdnued From Pago one.)

ut the gates. Visitors bearing gifts
flockcd to the Island
To those on board the ships, held by
law from friends ashore, went boat
after boat carrying those friends. who
clrclcd the ships. singing.
IndulGent ship guards. permitted the
visiting boats TO come close enough so
that gifts could be thrown aboard and
n word or two OF personal greeting ex-
changed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-25
FATALLY BURNED.

Richmond. Va, Dec. 2i.-Before any
ono OF an audience of COO could reach
her, Annie Leo Bowden. IL years Old
who was playing the part OF Mrs Santa
Claus" at 4 public school entertainment
in Zuni. today, received fatal burns
when her costume caught FIRE from cam
dies which illuminated a Christmas tree
She died almost Immediately.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-25
MERCuRysH '"Y"

: The Mcrcurys Of WellsburC Will open
their l920-2l basketball schedule on
January 8. when the up-the-rivcr hrc
invades the local Y. NJ. &. A. to meet
tho crack IIi-Y team of this city.
on New Years evening the local lil-f
tctm will open It's season with the de-
temples of Martins Ferry. Both games
will start at 1880 sharp.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-25
PRODUCTION CuRrAnEp.

Bartlesville. Okla, Dec. 24.--The En-
pire Pipe Line Company which an
nounccd yesterday It had curtaii"d pin"
lin" runs IN per cent In the pkmu'S""
district has made the order ritcCtiy
in the entire mid-contincnt Held, il was
announced today, ,.-...u..-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-25
OHIO STATE eleven
REACHES PASADENA

Pasadena. Cal, Dec. 2t.-The football
squad OF Ohio State un!versitS arrived
hero for It's game with the University
of California New Years day. II was
rsported that all the players were well.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-25
WARWOOD WINS Two
GAMES FROM ALUMNAE

In n fast and interesting double Dill
al the Whrwood high school gym last
evening the wearcrs Of the Green ana
White scored a double victory over inc
aiumnac The boys took 4 close Gamo
from the old grads by Il close score. II"
final tally being ara. Only five min
utos before the contest cndcd the grads
had a two point lead, hut a sudden
squirt showed the school representatives
in the lead.
The girls OF tho school defeated the
alumni in a onc-sidcd game by the score
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-25

The following Is the list OF contribute
ors who answered the plea made by MT.
Mcclure, who this morning VIII denver
the amount to the children as CHRIST
sent ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-25
Employees Remembered

Every employe Of tho big Geo. NJ
Shook company department store WAS
remembered by the management with q
valuable Christmas gift.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-25
Another Fund.

Intelllgcncer office should be addressed
"Scally Fund. care Wheeling lntelII-
Ccnccr"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-22
In the Art Department

S1.75 Round Luncheon Cloths, $1.50-Trimmed
with imitation cluny lace edge and in 81 IN
sertion. For Friday only. ............. VA.O
s1.5o Stamped PiIIowcases, Pair, S1.oo-With
scalloped edge in dainty designs, &1 M
S1.9S Stamped Day PiIlowcases, Pair, Sl55-
With dainty edge fine quality tub q *
ing. Specially priced for Friday, pair, PA.I y
sec Stamped Huck Towels, for Sl.00-Stamped
in French knot and solid embroidery. e1 M
Easy to embroider. 3 for ........... Q1.OU
$3.50 Mahogany Serving Trays $l00-Sze
13x1S inches, and very convenient. d M
Only eleven to sell: special. ......... [A.OO
Fifth Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-22
Stylish Stout
Novelty Wolfe Dresses
Reduced for Friday
$40

Here wonderful saving opportunity for large women
requiring 4o to 52 There about one hundred
dresses the lot They designed and made to fit the
larger woman Made of good quality Voiles in striking
color dainty Georgette patterns We ad
they will self rapidly
Second
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-22
Friday Observation-Disclosures

$500 Three-quarter or Single Bed Spread, $z.64
Very good quality crochet shown in
neat patterns, soft fnish easily laun- 90 "a
dered ................. t................ ~A.O1
$395 Scalloped Embroidered Edge Crochet
Spread, S3.47-With cut-out corners for metal
bed. Very attractive patterns. Friday O. ~
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5000 Satin Marseilles Spread, S4.8S-For double
size bed In two very effective pat ca 90
terms Splendid quality. Friday only Q4.OO
$3.50 Gray Blankets $500 Pair-Size 60x80
in good summer weight. With pink.
blue blue i BsI gray borders Friday Bar $500
$3.50 Gray Part-WooI Blankets, Pair, s7A5-
Six pairs only. Size 7Ox8O. Heavy
weight with brown border. Very good o. Ak
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White Cotton Blankets, Pair, $3.95-Very good
quality 5 pairs only In size 70x80.
Have pink borders. Some slightly d. OK
Sixth Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-22
A Friday Special
200 Cool W. ists
Marked for Quick Clearance
800

MUSSED-ttat is the reason for the extremely low
price These Bouses new, but have become mussed
from handling They made of good quality Vole and
Batistes in white or color combinations; long short
Sleeves plain tailored lace and embroidery trimmed.
Sizes SO to 46-while they ast-choce, $l0O.
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