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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-28

SSiQio III SfSA DOay AA'~'t "
Use Hdndkerchiefs 1Oc
1000 women's White Handkerchiefs, with
hemstitched hens, with white or colored
embroidered corners. --Fru Floor
S s.
$40 Music Cases $6.75
Dull cobra or patent leather rolls.
-Finh Floor
Bead Necklaces $1.95
New color combinations in variety Of
lengths and bead sizes. Regularly $3.50
to IS. -rrst Floor
So Beauty BoTes s4.95
IA vachette and calf skin leather Beauty
Boxes In brown and black. Fitted with
large mirror. powder box, rouge box, lip
stick holder and coin purse. -Frs, Floor
S s s.
Boys Union Suits s1.35
$50 Natural wool mixed Union Suits, in
sizes 8. 10, Ii and 10 years only. II sold
regularly these would be 50 to $275.
IS $ =
Girls Union Suits $f.75
100 Wool mixed Union Suits--Dutch neck.
elbow sleeves and ankle length. Sizes 2, 10
and ~ only. II sold regularly these would
be s2.25 and 1915. -rir., FLOOR
Dressed Dolls SI.95
Clearance of Dressed Dolls, slightly soiled
from display. Regularly priced IS to $50.
Muslin Gowns. soc
Slipover style Gowns, of good quality mus
lin. Trimmed with lace and embroidery.
Second Floor
IS
Women's Sweaters S.
Regularly $3.50 to $40. Attractive Wool
Sweaters in tuxedo styles in novelty weaves
--Coors: Honeydew. buff, American Beau
ty. brown, navy, henna, green, black and
turquoise. Second Floor
Children's Robes
Special at one-half price. Clearance Of Chill
dren's Bath Robes, slightly soiled from dis
play -- eiderdown, corduroy and blanket
cloth. A broken range of sizes and styles.
Regularly So to $3.50. second Floor
Cotton Remnants IL to 1-2 off
Hundreds of disable lengths of ginghams.
outing flannel and other staple domestic
fabrics. s.eons r,oor
45c Rentreao Devonshire S5c
32-inch Renfrew Devonshire cloth. in plain
colors, stripes, checks and paids. Lengths
to 10 yards. -s.eo,a r,oor
White Outing 1Sc Yd.
1,5oo yards good weight White Outing F1an-
mel, 81 inches wide. -sscona roo,
- $ '''''
75c Huck TOWELS soc
800 Fine quality Linen and Cotton Towels.
neatly hemstitched With monogram space
for initials. Size lSx36 inches. second Floor
IS 5 s.
Fruit of the Loom Cases S5c
400 Pillow Cases, size 42x36 inches. Spe-
s'eA "os o"Sh' Second Floor
Three Stationery Specials:
AZ Sheets Paper-4s Envelopes. :. roc
All dainty tints. Regular Si.25.
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AZ Sheets Paper--24 Correspondence Cards
IL Envelopes. White only. ..S1.69
-First Floor
Women's Silk Stockings csc
100 pairs Women's Pure Silk Stockings in
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5 S s.
Wool MiGed Stockings csc Pr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-28

Davenport city pasrclmen VIM he
armed with sawed off shofguns dur.
ing the winter to combat attempts
1t robbery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-28

Unmarried jobless men In vancon.
yer. H. c.. will Ia provided for this
winter by the establishment OF a mlil.
tary camp at Hastings Park. The
camp will be equipped with military
supplies. prepared TO give board and
lodging At ss.so a week per man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-28

n. r. voIk Is the commander OF
American Legion post No. SO. oksn.
ogan. IA the result OF the annual eiee-
ton OF officers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
HAVANA ENTRIES

First racc-slx furlonEs; three ycar.old
aud up; c!aiming;. purse, S7Op-Lyric. 9i
Emma j.: l"l: 'iiosIer, los; Saga. i,5
J 1; Rhndan,es, III; Jutland. iii: Shasta
second racc-six furlongs: ,hrce.ycar.
odds; claiming; purse. s7o5-,wim All. "a,
Talent. lcS: sunny Days. lj3: .CiGaic, lo3
Black Pat. i0j. Cabin Creek los
third rhee-.s!x furiongs; threc-ychr.o
i'd 'sweoplet. iOi; .S,arkader. 100; WITH.
lio Woods, iH": Hannah. rs; Stiliot;o. 100
M!scricorac. 100: herman. III; Happy do
Lucky ~. Mandolin. III.
Fourth racc-s!N furlonGs; three wear
ODDS and nr; claiming; purse. s7'6-.Pokcy
Garrison, lOe; Second Counsin. loo: Grvsiai
Day. lOs; Trentino. III; sentry. iii. go
fiith racc-tivc and onc-half furlonrs.
lh Marin handicatnre handicap; nurse
Siply: three year.olds and up-Dy Charles
wells, 9s; Mess Kit. IS: Henry O., 20: tRcd
l0a: Penelope. 1885, SIrocco. 100: Dineren;
Eyes. los. &c. Holmes entry.
sixth racc--n!ic ana n quarter; Prcs1o,,
Menocai handicat; thrcey Odds and mn
purse, 5000 addcd-The Pirate. y; sen
Prince, ". tLackawnnna. l0i; tWalnnt
jnaneher; I'LL sweep Clear. iOi: sweet;
1iierron. llS; Freedman. lis. -fArmonin
Stable. III. Walters -gAlvarez'
seventh race-miio and one-slxteenih.
four year:oids and up; claiming: nurse
H.. %: 'Grundy. 1907 'iIunt.
ross. lol; Norfolk Holc. lOa; 'Rhymcr, loS !:
Sim Feinor. lo6; wenonah, lcG: 'Scmn%r
Muir. &c.
-'Apprcntica allowance claimed.
weather, clear; track. inst.
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Y. NJ. |. QU|NT DEFEATS
BLACKsBURC, 45 TO q
Game Characterized by Hard Play.
ing ON Both Sidcs-ENccllrnt
Guarding Qualities Shown.

LEXINGTON. VA Jan 2g.-In =
zane ZANE whiei, was chnracterIz.d by
NJ. l. defeated the El1cksburg boys
by Il score of - 20 2i
From the worry start tho game was
filled with thrills Time ana again
the h1!l was worked up under tho
basket. only TO he captured By tho
other side ard carried back. D6th
sides followed the bali AZ .ynrv in
slant of play. As a consequence Of
oEcr"aScrncSs, numerous fouls were
called which e"rvcd to SLOW up the
TIM, OF the game. but not the speed
Of the plIy
Captain Leech. OF V. ". T.. vino re-
ccivcd n cat over the eve IN the gam"
| last Wednesday,, was back in and
proved to be The outini; star OF the
guarding qualities exhibited
limiting proved TO be tho star Of
! the otcns" anl his spectacular shots
| were wonderful. -Four were very diff
| i;oult. ~: II" or" was from Tho center
| hy lar ;hc sta Ter the visitors and
! proved his worth at every instant.
Nc%t week the V. VI. I. quint Will
!"ny" for philadelphia, where 1t will
| meet the University II Pennsylvania
on February :. Lineup:
bunting fright forward Rhond cs
| Lee .....J. LEFT forward &C.. Carroll
| Summers $500. center ........ Parrish
i"oSh ...r.Gh; guard ... Hotmes
sammarv: Fie,d soais-v. ii. l..
| Bunting 90. Lee 90. Campbell go.
Summers %, STUART %. y. T.. l..
| Carroll 90. Ehoadcs a.. Drifting
ham % Foui. ,so1iaIs- Bunting. C'1,
Campbell Y. NJ L. WrcHn. Brittins-
| hnn. carroll.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
CHURCH HILL CAGERs WIN
CAME FROM BANK TEAM
Athletic Club Five Victorious at
y. w. G. \. by Score
OF 81 TO 20.
rENDLEToN LEADS IN SCORING
Merchants Forward Registers Nine
teen Points During Ganc-I3iil
Wharton Is Star for Winning
On;iit-Gamc Proves Rough.

,GhnrHh iiill Athletic club last
iEHt ono" more brought out the fact
tW"' IL Nlll be Il strong contender for
the lndepcn,!cnt basketball honors OF
nr ti'E "hcn the East End team dc
''aI"' IN" Icrchants' National Bank
~ ~, IN" gymnasium of the Cen
~ D v" 6 \. by the scare OF - to
ing contest despite tho FAC, that the
i"tnl, MAS not as close as II mIght
hay" Teen ~
hpih agsrcgatlons Fought hard for
EIll'r. amt IN their cagcrncAs to
M '.H OF "a. CUNTS became rough
~ i""h{ Spills occurred during Ia.
tDuf." pf the game. Close l.liurIi,,, a.
n ~" rart or o. Devinc and Mcii-
iii,tin'-. Tor Merchants ana Church
III respectively. vas shown
throughout the game.
wharton. or Church uuI.
~" Iuuk' Pcnd!ctufI OF N.r
'."i "tFc the leading scorers InC
~, t"Nn iu the matter Of shootIni,
~" goals ioth Gagged tho bali scy'.n
,,n'S from The court. P.uJIcinn h =,
ne hiaFcrB IN total puI,Ir,. ,I,lI, ~
t"uhters from foul shots.
~ ~ a. Position. NJ \ T.
IySa,,"a'' .!eft forward. P.rdicton
~ n1t' ION riEht forward. .cardtyalI
Nil.ce!!.ih4aney... .ief, enard ., nnS Syins
right guard IIgtierworth
chant. ,Hlteh I'm y. Z. 81 Mcr-
.."Ns Standardization ;o- U,,f.
.W".in hcrchhnts -Peud!cton :.
@Irth. cdrdwcll. J. -. De
,rr.,, I"@t5 from heid. .. ii. \. c.
~ ia, ttn Woodward. i H!rbinond
"a, 'tumiE, /. Goals from fouiE
"ou yard. gu, Of ~ tries pnn,iia.
~ ~ of II trios Il. f,ran-
,wc,i -5s.n!a. Time OF haIes
" ',' H'"utea Where piayed-Y.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
SPORTS

,WNrestiinE. This Is the first time ;nat
inc freshmen have ever scheduled a
meet With another college. ana If this
on" Is success, it is probable that -
larger schedule will be attclnptcd
next year. The Cornell ycariiuEs
VII be tho only opponents for the
freshmen grapplers this year.
Wrestling Coach Lewis.
Coach Lewis is working his varsity
WrcStlcrS ara in preparation for the
I.chiEh meet, which opens tho sea-
son on February L. With Mcmahon
continuing to show improvements In
the heavyweight division. the Penn
state coach has forgotten his great
est worry and he * now dcvotiug his
tim" TO coaching some OF the light
weights. Tho 45-pound class is one
That needs bolstcriug at present. and
Lewis is still seeking a successor to
former Captain Mills. Captain pavn
Detar is showing all of his old skin
IN tho l35-pOund class and he should
have wonderful season. as should
Mowr"r In the l5S-pound class
Mid-year examinations Icld up
practice in nearly all sports jhis
week. but with the start OF the second
semester on Monday. there Will be
no further lct-Up In the strenuous
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
HAVANA RESULTS

o,is; nlcs pgisc' ,7ao@Wh,e iTHy' 10
time. il5 tKenneiyJ. even. 20 }. to 8.
ono, Litter H!unS. TO-. P!,zl, 10 %
ran; iiyores. orri3, Dead Indian. Ni.rgaTe,
., Second r;n;sc--nyc ana a halt turlonr.;
,,95S55yyar,"ld; a%a M claiming pnrsss'
TO 10. won. rresumption, lie jBnllJ, V
los ,ri.iGsi 10 to To- 10 ' t. Mi*Tiy ken %
Time; :c1 Is. Also ran: Doctor D.
COL LiIiarh. White Crown. Galopi1.
o, Th'ri r9i,Sa,S f"riens, hrecyySa.-
III N;. Harness. 3 to- !, even, ! 10 :. won;
Georse C., Jr.. iio, tcrunpj, 2 TO i; q
~: to ,. tse3nd; automatic BED. lo7
.!.,as. ~ Also nm ~ Kdnt tn Re '1 vef,
Twy:ord. Felix N. porhaus,
Fourth raC.--Six furlonrp: thrcc-voar.
o.ds; claiming. purse, s7O0-Voorin iiC
8; Barneo. e. ]. 10 10. 20 o. won;
to s. Second slSepy ID'tar los ,Ken No
20 J. to >. 20 ;. third Time. i:I3I.5
Also ran: Ju'iarne. Tosca. Kaylnna.
Fl:;h .acg--fv" and 4 hnif fGr.onzs.
70 :. J to. a.. Won; Undo, iie tNiiierJ
Tine i;SI ALSO Tan: Chlmefa. ina
sixth roce--one milo ana nt.y yards
ur-ycar-olds and ny: claiming: ,,ifsc
!5og,-- %hpgoorw.u iO7 az .Ka:nc-i.
10 jneyiS, to t. r" 2" :; Mfh' .o Winf
Lady .Htster. 100 'whanj. : 10 i. 10 :
Garhage. orderly. Mis. Sweeu. piaa;nr. ID
seventh race--opc ana nnc-c,Ehth miles.
iouI y.a--olis and NJ. claiming: rurse
10 !, oven. won: F'irewoTih, io3 dan.
icsn sGlhldT loo ,wiy,Soyaetn f9gont' -A,ne:.
Huie. IAN Huuley. plcrrc-A Fen
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NV OR-EA..c ENTRIES

i iisns rAf ihrJe ooo: yeArPl!
h hatans tfifs h:o 4 WSsck ~ Ma
M4ii a I s'n ,s iis a Hsl,s Is;
,,f,o,m5 G. sSseiude,hl; Also slisiIis,-
il2i D!ssoiuts. ii6; Tom Hare Jr. Ii5.
second rhGa-purse. si.o00; three-yeh
zalnef. lIi;. iiri;ish Linets. liz LIS sum;
Way, 100: FANNIE Krutcr, i0g G,irinouni.
nainors, l0J, John hrpo. III: ShnrY,rock
!ri'Te H: pnzS!e. !1ny; A,so eisible--
Third raee--purse. $1,000. cia!.utrs. for
Ruin iii H. " So ahsi f 5s o arhtqn Gn
Belle. io3; Marmite. io': Lovers Lane H.,
Krs i CUB 3d. ~ v si Ms Wa ios
MI"E bhSla, i ,e, inans"i k9os!er i?6;
ciJsibieNroaGScrs Tst. Is: .Hnina a. Ga i i.S"
~, leweie'. 1903; Pouitney, I0S.
ais ono mile ST. ner isIO iHTeeyG ,;
I!lL low, rFGcSSs s5; AisaIra. lie; " lhe
F.fih race-nursc. 800: for ;hrec-year-
g'ds and Up one mile and 79 yaids--
Dry, 100; Prospector TO-; Crystal Ford,
1881 Ta a{Sy gSon 80; in,9gry g; Herald
sixth Facc--purse. $1,000; claiming
lour .yearc;S2iiGis and M; one mile and a six.
= stone. los; Madam Hyng, los KukiuS
li6; Gray Gables. no: Raider. los; 'Stcr.
dds and ap a dion nile 'I@ "na All
s Mark WEST, 49, soid nodk aa ne
'Bombasl, 1917: sentimental. iSSS: III,
hiisc oGS S Nen nSY w 1871 o hFe sr Wine
kipgdshsr., ilss;s George Duncan. liz;
ito: " JaeS st rae; 49, ijS
'Hprrentice allowance claimed Weather
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NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

q iS,a..taT 5.. tl@oo thrsyssE
r" Liner ig7 'Smithj. 70 !. IN '.f',-
{, 10 ~. to 5s SUI .3gjrii. .,ShySe), 10 to l.
,,.iPil, JG,SInlnl. vaufnir Dol!c. Aiihcr, :!
Ssc"nd n'' 5s,ii als9 ran.
,ESla.a; ak ;ur!oass- pay i..iy'. hf 10;
Job GijsG5ravjH. asT,son' g = Won. noi?.
&toH4- ..HnvPcas. H. tRobiue,r,i 90 =
ju'S &. so t9 D. tGIfd Iiin liza IL.
'''II3,lfa~ ana silence also raj ." son.
ihiac- Sear.c.ds Gn Ii'T ~, nnsse., $1,000;
!ui ,oh|a--M uska!.ungc. iD5 iMgi;ys.',s, ~"
io. ,,t,n, 10 .. Won; Tab!cau Il liUnnaur
enl. George starr. Toe G.anstoysGG, Sos G.
5,i'uiS Xan l" 7; iAi5d, .nie--lso5 IS.
Sn9 .rqs: o:neer also ran. ''''''s'''
:, Is0yG'ta iAce-Crescent C.ty haaa!cap,
MISUNDERSTANDING Mac, liz t He "a" 80
t,J"ooS,; TO :. our. non. C:yaiai Ford. 10,
onI: Con. nais. III ,GafnSfJ. l5 "a &c,
sor z, Tesn. Tailor MaIa. r ~ y !
,ei si,h rns s,1 M9bS purse; $1,000 three.
JUS ca"' Tp s i.s ad .a% 70 's'a'
rs. 20 ,yj3s 70 = Z, sssoh4 %iS ooH' =,
;J,.,me-i:'5 50 fioi;as The . sW II lhif T.
siSSh i !s2.s hfy, 'F.iG oo a. also IN
i2ri. yeaT.o.is ana ~. one mile aid an
exam h!Hnpa!0ns. ll5 tNooney), ; 10 p
70 y J 10 J. won. Fair Orient ,i0
GOOD. :, TO !. to !, 20 8. second
- : to !. third. TiiUa-l:5a ..j -,
ltnl king Fisher, F!ostown. Cheer Leader
Also ran.
seventh racc--cIa!m!nr: $4,000: three.
Eelr-Oids and up. mile and a sixteenth
sentimental. iOt tMcDcTmottJ TO ? :
20 ;. 70 10: won: Magnet Land, los
t9inc"C 10 20 J. to /. = TO !. sccond
sta!n, !Vj ticupcD. 20 to l. to l. TO
J. thiTd. TiUIc--l:f5 a-5 selma g.
Track Siar. our birthday. Newell ", IS.
AuIuD also rau. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30

their hard trip. All OF tho games
played t" date HAY" been rather one
sided ana the eject OH the Tenn
state players has not been beneficial.
\ tendency 10 take things easy must
be overcome; but thcy realize that
mt has Il great team and thai they
must play at their bcs, to Win The
freshmen have had two hard gaines
with B"llcfontc Academy. ana they
will prooaly To- In tp-top shape for
The Western invasion.
Carnegie Tech xiii DO seen hero
twice next week. for the Tartan
boxers VIII make their appearances
against Coach Uarlow's mittmen on
SATURDAY night. This viii be tho
second meet OF tho season FOR penn
state. tho NittHny boxers having de-
icatcd Springfield college a week
ago. The mid-ytar examination
period prevented amy real hard prac-
ticc during tn" past week but Ilar-
low believes thai tho team will show
considerahle Improvement on Satur-
day. Little is known about the
strength OF the Carnegie team.
Something new will he attempted
on saturday afternoon when the Cor
rell freshmen will lao Trough, here to
meet the Penn State ycarlings in
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PENN STATE ATHLETES
WILL HAVE BUSY WEEK
Basketball, Boxing AMI Wrestling
Teams VIII Get In Action-ISis
Quint Contests Booked.
Especial TO The Times.pispa,ch

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
STATE COLLEGE. PA. Jan. %
Basketball. boxing and wrestling arc
on schedule for tho coming week.
with both the varsity and freshman
teams taking part; aud the next
seven days promise to be tho most
strenuous Of the winter sports sen
son thus far. Western jrips arc
planned for both basketball nves,
whilc the varsity Viii also be- see n
ia action on the home noor
Carnegie Tech passcrs are schcd
ulcd to appear here on Wcdncsda y
night 10 meet Dutch liermann's fast
ny!ni; quintet, and then the Bluc and
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Ernie Shore Is Silent
Regarding His Release

Especial to The TimcS-Dispnfch.I
INSTON-SALEM, y. G., Jan. 80.
Pitcher Ernie shore. or the New
YORK Americans, mOtOrch through
the snow from his home In Nndi.iu
County this morning and spent the
day here chatting with friends.
lie had nothing Ia say regarding
the reported deal by which he has
been traded, with three other
lnuks. to the Vernon club OF The
Pacific COnst IcnEnc for 81 prDmIs-
Ing young infiridcr named Johnnie
Mitchell. a cruciS SiiOrt-stup. share
was II mr;nl,rr Of the GrrrnsburO
TENN In the old Carolina Icaguc
before he went 10 major company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
CHURCH HID ATHLETIC DEFEATS MERCHANTS SPO

White five viii phll up stakes and
20 on its annual Western invasion,
meeting the University oC Pittsburgh
on FRIDAY n.ght and W. and j. on
saturday The latter team Was de-
featci. 80 20 20 ou tho Armory four
several wecks ago. but the Presidents
are known to be out for revenge.
Tho fitt game VIII I've the feature.
howe vcr, and a huge crowd OF alum
nj Will be on haud TO witness the
incetins OF the two old rivals on
Friday night.
The Penn state ycar.inss also go
OH their Western trip next week.
meeting West Virginia freshmen on
Thursday. Pitt on Friday. and In
diana Normal on Saturday. with both
the varsity and freshmen in action
against the Painters on Friday
night. the fur VIII 10 sure to rs.
The Nittany cubs have Il speedy al:-
Ercgition. and under the direction
of Coach Davis. they have SHOWN
steady Improvement. The trip next
week is the most extensive ever an
dcriakcn by ycarling basketball
team.
Five WIZ Play Carnegie Tech.
CnrneEic Tech should Just about
put the VARSITY passcrs on edge for
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want A.hcvi,re in League.

ASHEVlLLt:, y. G.. Jan es.-Ashc-
VILE has been Invited 10 join "A pro-
posed Glass ID League OF professional
baseball clubs. to be organlzed Of
Tennessee" teams and this city. IT
was announced here tonight other
teams proposed for the league would
bc Knoxville, IorriStowu Bristol
cleveland ana Johnson city. Tenn
\ meeting az local cams nave been
called for the next week. at which
time tn" matter VIII be- taken m and
some action taken as to the Man.
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American nacketer. Leave.

NEW YORK. Jan. 2o.-Willia,n H.
Tud.u ami William VI. Johnstsn...
mc'nbcrs OF the American Davis cGp
team, have sailed from sydney, Aus
lraliI, on the steamer Ventura, for
San Francisco. accordinf; to mas
S1g" received here today ;,y the
United states Lawn Tennis Associa.
i!"n. IheY are expected 20 reach san
francisco about February 20. Thoy
may play a series cf matches IL. that
city and Los Angeles
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
Eric, To Il. win Tu,.,

COLUMBUS. ONO. Jan. 2e.-B1Il
fr!ei: CORNER manager of the Ameri-
can Association baseball clubs at Cn-
iunibus. Milwaukee and St Paul. an
bounced here today that he had signed
contracts TO act as business manager
this season for tho Tulsa. Okla,
club OF the Western League.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30

work. From now until the first of
apt'i the indoor sports teams yy1Il
20 through a g"uolIing trainih.,
leriod and then baseball. track and
/ tennis will occupy the limelIght oflGe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
Will he propose to her

The fortunate girl who knows that he
will if she wants him to may be daz-
cling blonde or brilliant brunette. But
her serene consciousness of power comes
from knowledge that her beauty is based
on radiant freshness of skin which fears
neither evening light nor the pitiless glare
of noon.
The secret of such complexion is
cosmetic cleanliness such as was practiccd
by Cleopatra. A healthy skin, smooth and
alluring, is within the reach Of every
woman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30

Five VIII Play Carnegie Tech.
ChrneEic Tech should Just about
'ut the varsity Dasscrs on edge for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30

your skin is very dry, use cold cream
both before and after washing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
Not ordinary soap

NOT ordinary soap
But this doesn't mean washing with
ordinary soap, irritating, drying. This
has led many women to quit soap.
Use balmy soap, soothing soap, a
blend of palm and olive oils. The lathcr
must enter the skin, SO it should be bland
and creamy.
This means Palmolive soap-the finest
facial soap in the world. Based on oils
which have for ages held supreme place
as cosmetics.
The lather soothcs and cleanscs. 1t
leaves the skin in soft, clean, fresh condition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
Take your mirror
to the window

Scrutinize your skin by sunlight,
which reveals all defects. Then begin
today to beautify with palm and olive
oils--to freshen, stimulate and revive
your complexion with the soothing,
Creamy lather of Plmoliye soap.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
The beauties of Egypt
and Rome

Ancient records show that the beau
ties of Cleopatra's time used palm and
olive oils. And these same oils were
used in Roman baths.
Then they were Injuries of the few.
Today they come in ten-cent soap, in
a scientific blend Modern experts still
hnd them the supreme facial oils,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-09
READY FOR BUSINESS
Registration for University IN Iuli
swing Next week, Is
NnnnMnC,rl

Special tn The world.
NORMAN. sept. S.--With NOR"
than enough rooming and boarding
places listed for new students than
can possibly be expected. is new
faculty members appointed ~ help
care fur the iucrctv In cgrullWcnl
University of oklahoma officials
are prepared for 10y FAR the largest
fan enrolment in the history ot
the University uf oklahoma. accord
ing to Dean Roy Gittngcr, regis
tIdr.
Regular tall registration viii
start Thursday, september -, aud
continue until Saturday night Sop
tcmhcr Il. However, several hun.
lrcl freshmen have already been
enrolled some forwarding thoir
credits bv mail white those who
live near Norman have como IN per
son and returned homo until class
work starts Monday. september 10.
Rooms for new students are being
supplied through the y. NJ &. y
and Y. W. G. 4. offices But f'W
former students are seeking rooms
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-09
Embe.zier Making String
AZ His Penitentiary job

STlLLWATEB. Mimi, Sept. S.
Ransom j. CCy) Thompson, million
dollar rmb,z2lcr in the capacity Of
comptroller Of the HORNED Packing
company at Austin, Mimi, is now
making string at the penitentiary
here hl,ng been assigned to the
irvine factory by Warden sullivan.
This vI'h the writing OF book
which ho started in Jail at Austin,
viu constitute his work for the next
IS years. IL he serves the full term
~ hl. sentence. He will he entitled
20 a parole. however, after serving
one yeor ON each of two counts. ono
f5r rmbozzlcment Of 100000 ana
The other $4,000. these being tho
only direct charges under which he
Was convicted and sentenced by
Judge f. j.. MeiEhan at Austin.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-09
ANOTHER AUTO
'HOLDUP RUM0RED
Sheriff Says 1t Is Not in
His Jurisdiction and
Declines

P-H-luNG sept. S.-Considcrabie
,,,r, was stirred up here
.5., .rgnt when several autois's
I.l como into the city over the
g.,i,.r. Drumrght road reported
t.'.1.''. hand ~ highwaym were op-
.''. .'',.,, on that road Just outside Of
', ,t,. People who had come
'.'' .r. road stated that they had
'., stopped ny two men with flash
,..t's examined and allowed to pro-
I without moiostation while 9TH
,....r.s had been forced TO
...,,. ..ut.uf the road into IL pasture
ntY. gog yards of the main thor
ogrhi1'e ..-
alleged huldups reported that at
. g0 ears were in the pasture at
rs ..rs with the owners lined up
w. lYr.l some distance from tho
,r. d. s'ltos that he tclcphoncd
80 tho sheriff of this county but that
.,. sheriff stated that the scene Of
F. hudlu. sl-Callod, was In Creek
/'rr,y AND therefore out of his ju-
-..5.g,lon SO one from this city
has reported the loss OF any val %
..af.e