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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-13
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

FOR NE<r--,ouI IItrI.n.,te apartment
"o ''t lne. rh'no 'saue en'' R
DNE tnf.' r1om furnished apartment pu.
wat, bath CLOSE in. can O-ngo sIsd.
EDN REST- NI,,Iy Furnished g.ruuu
apartment Call osago 23't Mpuirosr
Apartment
HODGE r.. i40s.-A mco. clean. strictly
modern a.room furnished apartment
pflNat. bath. front ami back porch. ulvn
garage aui servant quarters If desired .
for rent ty ""nor 'aN " A. IWloy
cedar gl.s,
ONE-UAlF It Groom duplex. cloar.
nicely furnHhcd private hath. a,r,"n. 4.
Iu porch. also . room. VOL furuI-rnd
m"d'rn araftmeut Apply Of ata s.
victor.
WANTED Two business g,rls to share I
room apartment, Nciy t'asrul Ole.
psaF, 4e5f gtb
LIBRARY ArAHTNESrS rhIri uud
cheyenne. bsHg" 1902. ruwrl' ''IF 'II.
ui3h'd. large U,ing room dIaapp,afiur
bed, htchen aud prvat. hatt. ,u out.
side. coolest and beat located IN CITY. So
por month.
ForR ROOMS and dining porch. every
thing furnished one block of ear line.
$50 por month. psaE" gf'2.
APARTMENT FOR RENT- Furnished or
unturnithcd5 close IN. u"w'y decorated
four roous and bath can Usage $50.
TuREE or four room furnished apartment
reasonable. oHHFo N-5 or Cedar alH3.
FHisCo. S. 3i5--Thrce turntahed
apartment
BOSTON. n sig Furnished 2 and
i'o'u apartment for rent. osaRe Nia2 ur
psHFn Ni2N
LARGE pleasant cool room kitchcncit,
and screen porch. Osare i06l i.
| ADMIRAL. lclt For rent furnished g
| room apartment
| THIRD. w.. Apartment 2. nicely
| furnished three or four-room apartment
| south exposure.
FN1RNTEW ". gl6- Bothcn npartt7i Irtr
| one three room ana one fve.room rf't
! cheney elegantly furnished apartuirri
| junitor service. cedar 1888.
EAST INSN..IlNe rooms furnished. heat
| light and water furnished. rent reason
| nhls, also twu-ruoW apartment. Apply
| 'oH South Main. cedar 275.
| CINCINNATI $, HG-.Ncoly urnsho,
! apartment with pisup, sut. .Hbl" f,r
| or huslless ladies or gentlemen %
! vuull he nice for studio
APARTMENT FOR RENT-On" 3 room
riu.'.i iu efficiency apartment r.r.|
furnished. 1sag" 90N1.
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lazy second hand furniture from sin
.rfN.IrA To- a complete OUTFIT. Tom
'. Iirue Furniture Co. 10 W. First
r..rp tHare zoos.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-13
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
FLATS AND Ap,HrMr>Ts

-
four room auarrueui. Eloss'l In .'eop
s9g,I ing ,,oll l''t1 al,' ..g"S '"''' ''''''s
ri,r.,AN J. tNt r"yl" sun r"'iot ana
main WIZ! an Ih'I'Ih '".N'hltn''a,
..''-'
roy Ei.Nl M.a'L. hil'h "Ial im'nt
.'l-- ~ '," F"'"''. ''S'N' -'''
NICELY arranged s-ruom efficiency aud
sun ulrlot south exposure. owen
Apartments. Ihon" 'tl6.
FOR RENT unfru.sn,d uvc.rna,u on
cheney apartment N''rose Apartments
SIXTH and Llgin. can at apartment No.
FRIsCO ANp ENsTuN SrREET Three
aroom apartments. modern and up-to-
SUMMER mites .ff,,tiy, On crorsnt
apartments with ON modern r.u,uu-
loncos lights. gas and running w.ll water
In every apartment cynthia and Esther
phone Usage 771B
roit urNr-F,y, nm, s,,-,oor, apsrt
rnents close in rhuno Osaro aeo2'
,ruIEp " i.o-Iareo cool apartmort
-, III "kkyls"r, r,r,,, "s,co' "''. t''',,,
Cedar ei92
u,b,,t O., 700. mn. ,.,....,,.t si..., ,,.,,,
mont fiur r,oms s,r,rtIy ,ro9orr rr'.
servant quarters may b. hai Il desired
call W \. Tull,y Cedar c1as.
FOURTH W. ile-yer, dos.rahlo i-room
apartment. Osare 2s4l
nRApy w. 5as-ror rent, three room,
apartment. separate bath. two large
dressing rooms with one tn door bed. SIS
per month. Tho Fleetwood company.
o.'f' ~
THIRD. +. l5o6'a-For rent 4.roow
apartment; modern reasonable "sag'
90 90 Oh.
ADMIRAL AND TRENTNN Three rooms
ana Sgcplns p"ryn, ups'I,T "Prar"S39sdo
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X NAVE storo fun Ut beautiful new
Nv ...ta that we wish to trade for
...t ,.us ~ ana trade We viii buy
,- ...I furniture. Nealc Furniture
. East Third street, Cedar 256'.
t,.. .. say We do. We ~ DO.
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coon rnI>Gs To Lhr
HOUSEHOLD GOODS Al
A., ,rds thi, h.adins msN be paid ln advance.

.g..s .f quality. angel food, mahogany
.r. baltimore Usage 6252.R
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49,. .,lE OR RENT FURNISHED six
....4 and sleeping porch, highly de-
..... ..lse In. south side apartment.
... - Will consider car as first pay
..lEn 9li9.
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PERSONAL PROPERTY

- --==s----.--===.. ....--===.--
nrncoN nn~rrn-
tENSONAL PROPERLY
,,rpICr srour ro,.,pvrSr a,
tP..r0.pATI' I.nI,T,,an, v'-,,is -
writer chem i0tI. \ Main upst ,'rs
Room 2Oi
sNtArI- -g.,,,p -,
bTirL 80 !. h.,V '"N' ~" 'ot
=, n -. " '.','' -''
NJ upHANl pedestal Typewriter desk
reasonable ogec G0iS
WANTED TD HJN-Undcrwood type.
writer. secondhand. also tvpevriior
and flat top desks. reasonable call
osage 5i5s-J.
-, ,,,
writc5 - nov. rs.G a. ,.r, I',,I
drawer lott.r rr hri fItr, r,hirrt 0,
card index filD; ono cnec, protector. Phone
s73 or call 1907 South BOSTON.
FOR SALE- Best rat-top quarter. sawci
oak desk mauuta, ,tuted. also stcnog-n-
Pliers desk ' chaIrs 10 match. two src
chairs, three steel filing cabinets. 2oth
century water -olor and rug EacA
article GOOD as new. osag" So,
FOR sALE-Oue Royal and one Undet-
~ W'oi ~ 9I.MIl't; rracuca ny nov WI,
sos panel I,Iir
rvh ~, SHlI ~: S,''' sa't' s'e"i Ili,, ,n,h
IAN yNI rus 'Hn ron tops, oak 'Np'-
writer dtsk swivel thais sac tnaiIs'
oak waste h'sN''s. '''. "1- Mayo F'df.
sttps, PLANTS. FERTILIZERS IS
SPRAY YOUR INI IES-W" use govern.
men, r"' nnla.. lfl,es ten'onanle. ,,,'
-'''li " '''''S '''','' i''S, '''H' .'''
slfN EkAL nice ferns for sale. Phone
i,,F .TeTg rs ,,.g, 80 ,oa- ,-,.. r.,, ,n. ,,
spray. 4 dead shot tp All insects. on.
dorsed by John M,zenblocrer. Price SOC
snd up. Phone cedar 1859. %. :. Gaze,
Manaser.
,",,,,,.t.,,s ~. 49, ,,,,,.....
STa r. W. Lucas Osage si9f "
:, ,,i,s,,,f,.,,,.- -,,,,,l,t,,,- ,,.,,,
s o,h,ns .boes ans bS1. ppous
nIGIIrsT PRICES paia ,5r ,seond-ha,a
"Iathinx ,bdes ang Hats rrSns 7SSs
"'',' '''
HiT.iESl Ihi - ta'u LOT s"yohn nahd
''..,' - ' 80
- ~ ~ ~. pIo.s pau to' ssse"nu mana mana
t.,S' '" "'''' nav" ' "'"' ~
Is,p g,rr N,r,,o, coo. racr,c, coitar
handsome seal scarf and muff diamond
and sapphira plai.utIru bar min. rnasou,
able. Phone 6ssEo 6bS7-R.
Nrs,,,,,>.n. ron os
- .'.'.'..','. w w
SUD- - ,'',,,, =, ana o.n'rc'3he,y I.S
never been used soda fountain. show
eases, tables chairs carbonator--comp pletv
outfit Purchaser lost location and for
tcits substantial cash payment VIII sell
Ior balance que, SIN Smai, i, Sssh ,ewsyyinen.
u9Mh, Mu Must DC ulonfu Iu'enyl tIte or
WIZ r. Bathing thing, suits, Saps and sSSes ",
,o,, =, 80 - Y. .,
FOR sALE--M merry so,found 10" on
I"ad p.glhg @ ,a'.S ana ,a,o ''pu'%rn, 's'
a. 6nS - a., o.rer VII sarItfice n,vir.
slVoo per aty a. So ~" ,'l sl :
round aIs sorurity Bldr,
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81, D' - >, hehr cnoppst, gn,
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,,,..1ssEs RECOVERED AND RENO
WAITED
REFELTED

. .s.. s. and up phone US and have
'.- r..r ,au and show samples ara giye
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w,>TED--Tu BUY

WANTED TD UUY Young sheep or goat.
Address q"H.r c7ra World
WANTED TO rut cigar case. Cal!
,"rFar .NN.
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FOR RENT

Almost new 6-room 2-story
house. Breakfast alC0No,
decorated large basement.
garage. one short block
from paving; located In
southeast part Of city Very
desirable location. HO1
East Huoua Vista or Scy-
"rtcou'h PLACE. \. g. Hen
thoru", Usage G00O or Gl2l.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-13

$40 $50 t.u..I rI.. r.1H. .u.f I... ff.... .
rrs v,H of vut.. p..pa a.u.. ,IIth,u .
IIuns,a ur.r y...0. W.us i... I..
No. uuNt, t.u,ur ,4r .r I..f .. r..
ure considered na rfsi .H..r' rhN.
H Df''.n .lN i.h'N Il'a l."rr
IIHtFu tItH.
FtN SALE SIS equity iu n'w Owe f""H1 J
n'''fn ,"''tr 'h l"Er,",n'. ..' l-l
l.''.. .''I ''aarT a." iYt,I '''
'' '''''' 700 r. ''F'''
sIF,INI NpTl,I pid Nuu UuHv that
w" "Hli 'Irht tnrEHlow7 zoo l"'tnr"
I'Nr 'Ah' WIN We uat' "''
'H fu.N u '' ,." '',+,u'.' '', "
,'" n'N' 'n' M"I' ",,.""'t W. '',.
, w.. XIII u,',. .,r,,n G,,,y
''''
tran 'Nsii ueRn,o rro"'n'hl" monthly
pa1m,uts buys brand new onst front
n'nka'"N' uf' i',p" ,I,'''],r ] ]"ur ,@,,'in,'1
.hu,h''H ~" l'"u'ut n'", a., '.",.,' N'"'
",r.a. |nII lot clos. In an s'U,h,..t adj.
f'ss
s,>r srrt,,is .,.,,.,,,. ,.., r,.,,, ,.,,,...
49, - ,'H,,..,s,, m "' ''',' @ @,,' "',, to, "wuto
,,"ui .'' a, s,n'"'t ,nn '' W'
r't, us ,'m" "'a '', '' ,n""'
'"'''''' ''''' "'' "''A"'' ''''' ''''
''liU elnL Two story. uwuD Just 70
''.'I ,l,'S ,,'.,H.,,.' ,.l.' l..'.,' ,..a'
maui Iart,n,,d fin",s p,,cc ,nr f.v
I'' io"oon" AZ .oo ', W., w., .Ie ,'
dic tnu os,Tr obsf
,,o. ,.,.,. r..,. .., A.. .,,....,..,,.,
AZ" ~ - '',''' - l,'. ,
m g,u, ',r,,.,.' tt',g t , h',,"
breakfast room, nj! ...G !o'. her.n,H,o,od
! 4,li' c.I,r VI '' '"' ~ ''''''
! ~, '"" 'Nner snls SCI. 'nls sA room
| ."u"' ~ t"' an, u,l ''".T|t' ,"
| ,irrr is worth a. 900 Al 100 GOSH vii
| p',",U ,aW ''''' '''" WIN
| ,.o, I'm ,.,..
| 49, sgn ,,. ',',,.,'' ''',. ,,N ,,
9anrslg~ iu', ,g"g,e''! Ga,l~ooa tlgor,
ianrs conner iut A roal nmrsnin at 10
500 win /, monthly payment of only
800. You snould see this one. can
'eiar 771
OWNER leaving town and win snorlfico
N"rth Main ~ i?ooo lose. Living room
across tho 'nllre ff"ht, EurHE", basement
NonRn"d m i9r furnace E'gry,h,ng mat
$1,000 ea'h can cedar ~,
lkENbALL HAUGAIN n You IKE Ken.
dan don.t faI to let ua show you a
ot t'%"" ", .T@Sla M"1I f., '9HfS1" oac %.
,,o taI," a,aws'd la .@S,,, l."I1 10 % Gvc r'9m Pm;
h1"t ~ I,"I',' od p oo"' r nyr nH'H
si ,,s hGd IA ,nr ,lly' ''"" ''7h VIII
Fyh hENI Ih'I' room h"Hs' h,a3, WIN ~
r1E IN "a. stir !" py ov,.rn r,., ,,o,,
h,,pp,iow nyc rooms ana gl,ss,d .I,Sr
me- n,r'b scr.,ned IN bsrE norrb ,psn,d
nnra,aH" ana ,"nlnr, ,"'. ''f nl'',"lr9
r,,,., ,.,..,, ......,..., ...........
'.t ~ ". 90 .'''" ','n' ~" P". '.n'''
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REAL ESTATE
LOOK NOW

Are you going TO build this FAM Wa
have a number OF very desirable
modern building sites, both corners
and inside. at reduced prices. II
VIII pay you TO lot Us help you
make n selection before you 10 on
your vacation. BE sure to see our
largo list before you buy, We are
always ready to go.
can LANCE with
f.. G.. CUNNINGHAM
OsaFo 1910 2iO Palace Bldg.
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WhSTED--IO RENT
A, endr ihli hlAdna maM BE- pad In sdrnnts

TiWEE OR FOuH completely rrniHhrn
rooms ty family ~ four Must b" we'll
located and 49, very removable Ihtrh.
Permanent Mr Lucas. OsaFe lG7o
WANTED Ar rNoE To lease a furnished
rDpmlng house Of 20 ur 30 rooms win
living qusri'rH. must br d'sIfHblr, raf
rrcu,aH exchanged. AddrssB 7Ci.'. car,
world.
WASTED. July ll.2Gh by couple. four
az five room. UufurnBh"f house or
apartment References exchanged, Post
ufnrD hos i7tp.
WANIIJ. -liv' nr Elk rOuw cottage. ar.
fIrrlrhcd drrlrahlS location, close lu.
.u south eide cedar JOB
AlgrsT lHt Tor brfuf,p. two or tho"
furnished rooms HnI bath. couple WIN
uui children. 'y,'NDui references pHaH'
IHa1
r'ulIT aIuU. cali D.ag' 4t7t
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wANTEp-RrAL ESTATE.

IiSriNGs WAITED
a. 4. TWIST. INV.
OsNGE 1926. Al4 MAYO BLDG.
WILL give good sccoud mortgage notes
for apartment or residence lot. Cedar
qOT
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yI...t~ wear diamonds II yuu cell your
it hand furniture to the Diamond
....,. Co Phone Gb3i. Wo buy any.
rt soil pNeryfhtng.
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NINE ROOM MODERN TWO STORY
NEHtuEN'E. In highly restricted south
HIIn dIHfriot. consisting Of five bedrooms
closet 100 each room, two baths, one on
upu"r floor aud one on lower, large living
room with brick mautel, dining room,
halt uHutry, buiP in features; white
rruuusl woodwork, best Of fixtures fur
mace. oak floors In living room. dining
room Hui hall. two-cHr garage and ssrv-
pui quarters with bath, corner lot 6br1s0
foot. a. genuine bargain. VIII take
straight loan Of $4,000, cannot duplicate
tho house for what the property can be
purchased for or VIII lease 10 anyone with
rotrroU'e fnr long term. For further par
UrUIHrH see
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TULSA MATTRESS GO.
PHONE OSAGE 1910.
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400. my prcond hand furniture from
"'... articles To complete outfit.
...'y 4 Pirtle Furniture CO.. 10 W.
----- LL-LEn LLuL.
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r.t..n- FURNITURE co. csrrles a
..Ipte line Of uphnfsterlng supplies.
o.. .|r.iurati. Usage S00s.
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,.,...v SHADES made 10 measure. eau
,,.,.n. Osago BOO. 40 West Park.
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~,

..,- MORE for your second hAnd rurni.
VIM. Call Blue Front Furniture Co
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. We rcfelt old felt mattresses All
80. rrarauteed. Porter Mattress Co.
Evening star., 1921-12-07
FARE. SOCIETY GIVES
CHILD DENTAL SERVICE
Hopes to Eliminate Results OF Neg
lected Teeth and Assist Those
Of Pre-School Age.

To eliminate the serious conse-
ouences Of neglected teeth and to
ave children from the discomforts OF
aching molars and unnecessary ao-
.ence from school. the Child Welfare
Society offers its dental resources TO
ali worthy children Of pre.school age
n was announced today by the Or
Eanization. The societys cnntc;
which has a stan OF eighteen oentaI
operators, Is at 2100 g street, ana is
open three days a week from 12:ao TO
2 pm ..rs.a, h.tw.en
three and Six years Of age with carries
teeth is surprisingly large, said
stetemant issued by the society.
% Faiinre to provide dental treatment
for these children, the statement said,
"indicates a breach OF duty on the
mart Of parents or guardians.
THE statement called attention TO
the statistics compiled by school au.
thorities showing that out of 1878
pupils examined during the last
scholastic year by school dental in
snectors only 1883, or 10.4 per cent,
had no defective teeth.
"This serious condition." the state
ment said, should serve as a great
object lesson to parents. Dental care
and treatment, IL necessary, should
be begun before the child reaches
A rummage sale. which viii make
possible dental treatment for more
washington children of pre-school
age. will be held by the society Satur-
day at its headquarters, 1405 II street
Evening star., 1921-12-07
RAISES POINT AGAINST
TRIAL IN POLICE COURT
Edward x. Allen Questions Pro-
ceedings on Charge Of Making
Handbook on Races.

Power OF the Police Court to try
handbook cases on information Is
questioned in a petition fled yester-
day.in the District Supreme Court by
Edward X. Allen, charged with MAX
ing handbook on the running OF .
horse race.
Through Attorney T. Morris Wam-
pier, MIR. Allen asks 2 writ OF proht-
bition against Judge John P. NC
Mahon to prevent the trial OF the case
against him.
Justice Hitz issued rule on Judge
Mcmahon to show cause Friday why
the prayer Of the petition should not
be granted.
Attorney Wampler points out that
no Indictment by a grand jury has
been found against Allen and that
in the Police Court. under the decision
Of the United States Supreme Court,
recently followed by the District
Court Of Appeals In the Moreland
case. no person may be sentenced to
hard labor without previous action
by a grand jury. The allegations OF
the information. the lawyer tells the
court constitute an infamous crime.
for which the punishment may be
three months at OccoquaR, where
prisoners sent from the Police Court
are required to do hard labor.
Evening star., 1921-12-07
ANACOSTfA RECLAMATION
43 PER CENT FINISHED
Gen. Beach Reports $2,290,595 Is
Required to Complete Flats
Project.

In q report to Congress, Gen. Beach.
chief of Engineers of the Army says
that the project for the reclamation
and development Of Anacostia river
and fats is about 43 per cent COM
pleted with material .benefit to the
navigation of the river. He states
that the revised cost. for the prof.
ect as modified is $3,740,596. That
amount includes cost of land re-
auired for highway and park pur-
poses and cost of completing the fill
on the reclaimed area from the mouth
Of the river to the Anacostia bridge.
Expenditures to June 80 last totaled
$l.231,s04 leaving a balance on hand
at that date of $l92,967.
Gen. Beach says that the amount
required to complete the project ia
S2,290,595 and Of that amount $1,000
900. in addition to funds on hand, can
be proftably expended during the
next fiscal year in the purchase O
land. dredging, construction of sea-
wall etc.
Evening star., 1921-12-07
HUNT l5-YEAR-0LD WIFE.
Police Investigate Disappearance of
Mrs. Margaret p. Kelly.

Mrs. Margaret P. Kelly, wife Of J..
G.. Kelly, of s16 Sth street northeast
who was reported missing by her hus-
band Monday, has not been heard from
since by her family or friends. Ac-
cording to Mr.. Kelly, his wife left the
Palais Royal department store, where
she was employed, at 5:45 o'clock
Saturday. having been excused from
work a little early on plea of feel
Ing Ill. The police haye been investi-
eating the strange disappearance
since Monday morning, but no trace
or the young wife has been found
Mrs. Kelly is only fifteen years old.
OF medium height, dark hair, fair
complexion, slender and with brown
eyes. When she left the store Satur-
day afternoon she was dressed in a
one-piece blue serge dress, light
brown coat and a small brown hat.
black pumps and gray stockings.
NO motive or clue to her disappear
ance has as yet been put forward
either by the police or the family of
the missing girl.
Evening star., 1921-12-07
$4,000 DAMAGES CLAIMED.

Suit to recover $4,000 damages has
been filed in the District Supreme
Court by Josephine Dove against
Joseph L. Holland. Annie 3. Holland
and Charles e. Tribby for alleged per-
sonal injury as the result of fal Ing
1905 and 110S North Capitol street.
owned by the defendants. She says
the, areaway was not properly, pro-
tected. She Is represented by Attor-
neys James Sherier and William T.
Lockwood
Evening star., 1921-12-07
Pettic0ats

Made of cotton taf- OSc
feta, Webster loom. in
brown, blue, Burgundy, taupe,
with deep pleated Dresden
flounce, or ruffled and stitched
f1ounce of self material.
Evening star., 1921-12-07
Fancy Turkish
Towels, 3 for Csc

Fancy Turkish Towels of
heavy quality. Pink, blue and
orange stripes on white body.
Size 16x34.
Evening star., 1921-12-07
LIEUT.. KEY WAS REsCUER
Correction Made in Relation to
Saving Of q. =. Rennie at Fire.

The account in The Star Sunday
Of the fire in the building Of James
F. Oyster. at eth street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue, stating that w. +. Miller
rescued George e, Rennie. who was on
the fourth floor Of the building. was In
correct. 1t WAS Lieut.. J. g. B. Key
Of No. engine company who res
cued Rennie, bringing him down a
ladder alone.
Evening star., 1921-12-07
Mems Cravats

Mems CraVats
Pure Silk Cravats, in 05c
many desirable weaves
and colors. Most of this lot
has slip-easy bands.
White BlouSeS
A manufaeturer's close 05c
out of odd blouses, in
fancy or tailored models. Sizes
So to 541i. but not every size
in each model.
Women's Hats
200 Hats, including 05c
Suede-like Hoods, Sail
ors, Velvets and Soft Felts,
some combined with patent
leather. Many youthful mod
els. All colors.
Evening star., 1921-12-07

England has more woman medical
students than any other country.
Evening star., 1921-12-07
Crepe BIOomerS

White Windsor Crepe OSc
Bloomers, full cut and
reinforced; hemstitched ruff
fie at the knee.
Bungalow Aprons
Percale Bungalow QSc
Aprons, in both light
and dark colors, neatly FIN
ished, with belt and pockets;
piped edges.
Evening star., 1921-12-07
so Wool Skirts 81
A Special Sale. -

Good-lookng plaids, checks and stripes, in all the
wanted colors and color combinations for winter
They are all pleated, in smart effects. Waist band
sizes 20 to 81
We have had hundreds of these skirts. and they
90 out most as fast as get them in.
Down
Evening star., 1921-12-07
Bandeaux, 3 for

OF a good pink fabric, QSc
with strong hooks and
eyes; wide tapes at shoulder.
Evening star., 1921-12-07
Avery Aver! <; Special H%1Iik Value, 'l.Y5

A most unusual selection OF Chdrens Sweaters very
specially priced In sizes to In brown,
buff, pekn American beauty and white Button to-the
neck, and tuxedo models
Evening star., 1921-12-07
BrassiereS

BraSSiereS
Lace-trimmed Bras O5c
sieres, in various pretty
styles, with heavy lace top and
bottom; also of rich heavy all
over laces; front fastening.
Evening star., 1921-12-07
Mems Socks, Csc, 3 for

men s SOCkS, ooC, , IOF
Fine Lisle Socks, with O5c
reinforced heels and
toes; good weight, with plenty
of warmth and service. Sizes
9l to llH.
Huck Towels, E for
Large size, made of OSc
softspun toweling; white
bordered in red. A large guam
tity. but you should be here
early.
ChiIdren'S
Bloomers, 4 for
OF white crepe or Csc
strong white muslin. To
fit children 6 to II years.
Evening star., 1921-12-07
mln<. >marh & Gnthuo1>
DOWN STAIRS STORE
Tomorrow Offers Many Attractive
Christmas Gift Items

PilloWcases, 3 for
Made of fine quality OSc
full blcached muslin;
extra weight and very wide
hens. Size 45x36.
WOmen's Pocketb0oks
Colonial-made leather OSr
pocket books, with in
side mirrors, strong clasps,
neat lining and finish.
Children's Dresses
Gingham and Cham 05c
bray Dresses, with a
dainty touch of hand-em-
broidery; high wasted or
straight styles. Very pretty
ooiors and fine quality. Sizes
2 to s.
Evening star., 1921-12-07
Children'S
Beaver Hats
sl.95
Satin CanisoleS

Pretty Pink Washable 05c
Satin Camisoles, lace
trimmed or tailored styles.
Evening star., 1921-12-07
Bungalow Aprons
Knitted Cap
and Scarf
Sets, sl.95

A m a n u I a C t u rer's
sample line and close
outs in all-wool cap and
scarf sets. Many colors.
Evening star., 1921-12-07

W0men's Silk Hose
Silk Hose, super-fash- QSc
ioned Isle top; REIN
forced heels, toes and soles.
Black and cordovan. Sizes
81z to 10.
WOmen's Bl0omers
2 for
Cotton Jersey Bloom OSc
ers, fine quality, elastic
at waist and knee. In flesh
and white. Sizes Sc to ~.
Bath Mats, 2 for
Pink, blue and gold OSc
Bath Mats of excellent,
serviceable quality.
WOmen's Hose, 3 for
Cotton and Lislc Hose, 0Sc
medium weight; cotton
hose knit without seam; Isle
have mock seam; deep garter
hem. Black, white and cordo-
van.
Mems Hose, 3 Prs, Csc
Seconds of pure thread silk;
some slightly 'miswoven. Col
ors are gray, black, cordovan
and navy. Sizes ga to 1lH.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-03
DE BASE BALL

En- La madana del domingo saldremos
con direction la ciudad de oriente
acompanando la novena "Tres Bande-
ras'' que SO enfrentara con la temible
Humacao'', de la que forma parte el
Babe Ruth boricua.
NADIA arredra a nuestra novena, y es
de esperarse que ST nos soplan favora
bles vientos, sus banderas seran desple
gadas.
Nuy bueuhos inforn4es tenemos del
equipo aludido, Ell que Sc ha paseado viz
torioso por oriente, habiendo sido derro-
tado muy pocas veces pOr sus cOnten
dientea
va el domingo tendremos la opoftuni
dad de yer los ''roedores de huesos"
para yer 81 son tan .'fieros'' como Dor
Jenarito los pinta.
MONsANT.