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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-19
MANDOLIN BLAZQUEZ

Aver tarde a las seis y tras de una
rapida dolencia, ha fallecido en- Hato
Rey, ell distinguido joven manatieno
Manolin Blazquez, hijo del notable ia
cultativo del mismo apellido, que goza
de tan legitima reputation profesio-
nal en- Puerto Rico.
Manolin Blazquez que era un mu-
chacho muy inteligente, muy bueno
Y muy simpatico, estaba estudiando la
carrera de leyes Ell la Universidad de
Rio Piedras, con plausible aprovecha-
miento. La muerse, sorprendiendole
en- los albores de la vida, deja trunca-
da una legitima esperanza y deja su-
midos en- el dolor a un padre afiigidi-
simo los hermanos del muerto que
adoraban en- el.
Esta manana, las once,ha sido he
cha la conduccion del cadaver a Ma
natl, donde sera sepultado esta tarde
las seis, en- ell pante6n de familia.
En- la culta ciudad cercana, en- la cual
es tan justamente estimado el DR..
Blazquez y sus distinguida familia ha
de ser muy sentida esta, dolorosa no.
ticia que han lamentado mucho los
companeros de Universidad del malo-
grado joven y los numerosos amigos
que aqui tiene el Unfortunate padre,
quien envia Ell IMPARCIAL ell mas
sentido testimonio de pesame, que ha-
cemos extensive los hermanos Y de-
mas deudos del que va no existe.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-19
INTERESADOS EN- La QUESTION
DE PUERTO RICO

Noticias rccibidaS de los Estados
Cnidos infroman que hay algunos Sc
nadores Y Representatives.. INTEREST,"
dos en- los asuntos de Puertot Rico,
Y que es muy probable que cuanlo
pasc 10 mas importante de las confe-
rencias del desarme, visiten la Isla
por breye temporada. Ell Senador
Spencer, de Missouri. ha mostrado in
,ter6s Ell conocer fondo la situaci6n
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-19
AL COMERCIO

La Atlantic Fruit Company avi-
sa, cablegraficamente, que la
pr6xima salida del vapOr ''TA-
NAMO" desde New York, sera el
VIERNES, Is DE NOVIEM-
BRE, en- lugar de. jueves, "a DE
NOVIEMBRE, que es festive,
para beneficiar asi 81 nuestrOs ia
vOrecedores que dispOndran de
un dia mas para ell iembarque de
sus 6rdenes por dicho buque.
VILLAR & COMPANY INC,
Agentes Generates.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-19
GERARDO DE NIEVA Y EyANGE-
LIMA ADAMS. VUELVEN A AAIERI-
CA ACTUARAN EN- PUERTO RICO

En- Espaiia estdn hacienda una tour
nee muy lucida, los notables artistas
Evangelina Adams v Gerardo de Me
va, que han embarcado va o embarca-
ran Ell uno de los proximos vapores
que yengan Puero Rico, donde Sc pro-
ponen actuar con una compafiia de
muy buen conjunto y un repertoire nue.
vo, para seguir despues su ruta por
America,
Artistas muy aplaudidos. han de en-
contrar aquf siempre su ptblieo para
que la temporada que nos brinden
tcnga el necesario lucimiento.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-19
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-19
Ell ATTORNEY GENERAL
INFERNO

Hoy Sc ha hecho cargo del Depar-
tamento de Justicia ell Assistant
Attorney Lcdo. ST.. Muiloz Morales,
que diriguira ese organismo del go
bierno iilsular durantc la ausencia
del Lcdo. Sr. Mcstre, que Sc ausenta
hoy para los Estados Unidos en- uso
de licencia
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-19
UNA EspLENDIDA REsIDENCIA

En- Villa Mayor, Asturias, esta cons
truyendo ell Lcdo. Alvarez Nava. una
esplendida residencia que tendra las
mejores comodidades y decorado ariis-
tico, apropiadas una mansion c'lyo
costo es de alrededor de 80 mil doia-
res. La suntuosa morada del il'istre
abogado, que disfruta de geslera'es siu-
patfas EN- esta Isla, sera terminada
pronto y es una, 81 no la mas lujosa
Y c6moda vivienda de aquella comar-
ca, la del seiior Alvarez Nava, en- la
que pasara la mayor parte del afio, al
regreso de sus yiajes Madrid y Bar
celona, que aparte de otras poblaciones
de la Peninsula, vista frecuentemente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-19
BEEN.A LABOR

Las diMinguillS saforitaS Serbia
Y Marin. de Utuado Y Aguadilla, que
tiencn Il su cargo uno de los grupos
de la campana de la Cruz Roja Anne
ricana cn San Juan, eStdn hacienda
m buen trabajo y les falta muy POGO
para completar el ndmero de sorios
que les ha sido encomendado obte-
ner
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-19
NTEyO CONSEJO

Ell nuevo Consejo de los Caballeros
de Colon de Quebradillas, llevara 4
efecto una animada fiesta con motive
de su Inauguration Y en- ell edificio
ALI construtdo para las asociaciones
cat6licas tiene su espl6ndido local ell
eXpreSado organismo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-19
lie itEGRESO

De vuelta de Su yiaje los Estados
CnidOs, Sc encuentIan oth yez en-
su reSidenria de Sautnrce las distin-
guidas seiloras Rita Gatcll. viuda de
Borch Y Emma Borch de Lopez, ge-
estimada ell esta socie-
dad. Bienyenidas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-19
ARREsTADOS

Por orden del Hon. Fiscal del Dis
trito han sido arrestados por la poll
cfa, Ernesto Vega Victor Rivera,
acusados de violaci6n al Reglamento
de La Comisi6n de Servicio Pdblico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-19
pOR AGGRESSION

En- la calle Luna, aver tarde, el guar
dia V6lez arrest0 a Manuel Miranda,
por aggression con las manos A. Leby
Denunciado a la Corte, fu6 sentencia-
do pagar $1,000 de multa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-19
NISITANDO LA ISLA

Fl Rvdo. Provincial de la Orden de
los Dominicos vista la Isla Y en- las
casas de la Orden en- Puerto Rico,
Sc lie ha hecho el correspondence re-
cibimiento Il su gerarquia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-19
CONTRABANDO DE LICOR

y las > 80 de la madru@ada de hoy,
la pclicfa de Santurcc, Sorprendi0 a
los individuos Juan Ortiz Morales V
Erncsto Lopez, transportando Ell una
yola por los manglareS. cierta cantidad
de licor que les fu6 ocupado FL case
sera sometido consideration del Co.
misionado de Ia Cortc Federal.
polftica Y econ0mica dc Puerto Rico
Y es probable que realice IN viaje Il
la ISla en no lejana flcha.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-19
EN- ASUNTOS JUDICIALES

En- asuntos judiciales ha salido para
la isla, esta mafana, el fiscal de la
Corte de Distrito de San Juan, Lcdo.
Dfaz Collazo.
Le aconlpana 81 1aqufgrafo, don Ie-
Sus plaz.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26
100000 join IN
WAR ON RENT HOG
Tenants in Louisiana Organize for
Protection Against Profteers

Preparation for the hunt began
July when Morgan a. ID. Hite.
chairman Of the commission. issued
call TO arms by all tenants. re-
quesiing those who had been Eouged
10 file with him statements Of rent
raises. together with copies OF their
leases. Thousands have replied.
iiitc and commission members
hae. worked fast. seeking 20 get
their purpose accomplished before
October i---Louisiaua moving day.
Legislation covering these four
points has been prepared and the
housing commission will cndcayor 10
have II rushed through.
oSE--A permanent state housing
board, with supervision In housing
matters and embracing n rent com.
mission. with powers Of rent adjust.
mrnt
Establishment Of . rem,
court
THREE-chsnresi IN eviction laws.
preventins eviction Of families be
cause OF rent disputes.
FoUR-Piaclng property values on
the basis OF rent returns and assess
ing accordingly.
The Tenants Rights association
has been organized TO follow up and
reinforce work OF the housing com.
mission. Real estate interests also
have organized 20 fight the rent leg
isiation.
Following It's fight in the icgisia-
ture. the housing commission win
launch an ambitious building pro.
gram. which. members say. will en-.
able New Orleans and Louisiana TO
catch up with It's housing shortage
in three years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26
READY TO JOIN
TRADE BODIES
Referendum for Exchange
and Chamber Members

Complete merging OF the Chamber
OF Commerce and Merchants Ell
change within n few weeks is fore.
east by approval OF a report OF a
Joint final survey committee. com
posed OF two members Of each or.
gsnixation. by trustees Of the en-.
change af their meeting Thursday.
The report had already been ap'
proved by chamber trustees.
President w. G. Dawson appointed
w. j. Macdonald as chairman OF a
from tho chamber and draw up n
ballot setting forth details OF the
merger 10 be submitted 10 rcfcrcn-
DUN vote OF the memberships OF the
tao organizations This Is the final
step preliminary to consolidation.
and II viii he effected az once pro
vidad favorable vote In cast. With
Mr.. Macdonald on the committee arc
II. G. Csntelow and w. II. LILY.
worraii Wilson. Il IL understood.
viii head the committee from the
chamber 20 NEE, with the exchange
representatives to frame the ballot
statement.
Last May a Joint merger commit
tee reported favorabiy toward the
consolidation. and since that time the
two organizations have been taking
steps toward adopting the recon-
mendation.
Under the plan recommended by
the merger committee last May. the
Mcrchants' Exchange would diHIn-
corporate and become the Mer.
chants Exchange bureau OF the
chamber. II would retain It's present
duties. with scifrcxulatory powers
and full representation on all import.
ant chamber committees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26
SLASHES SELF,
SINKS IN MUD
laborer Tries Suicide on
TidefIats Here

After slashing his throat wrists
and ankles In an attempt at suicide.
I'D Anderson. az. laborcr. was
rescued from the mud flats near
Second ave. & and Lander ~. at
s:t5 a. m, Friday and rushed 10 the
city hospital
Anderson may die. The man had
almost been swallowed up In the soft
mud and had apparently been lying
there several hours when work.
man saw him and called the police.
Patroiman Robert Bridges was dis.
patched and succeeded In rcscung
him. Anderson's throat was deeply
gashed and his wrists nearly severed
lie was too weak from exposure and
loss OF blood TO make any statement
10 the police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26

For French pastry look up Bold,'a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26
Sen. Poindexter to
Come Here Sept. Is

WASHINGTON. II. G. Aug. "a
senator Miles roindextaT has laid
plans 10 be In Seattle for the good
roads convention. 10 be held Sep
TENDER rs. and also for the annual
convention Of the sist division. 20 be
held In Seattle. September IS.
state OF Washington Representa-.
tives Lin ". Hadiey. J. Stanley Web
ster and John y. Miller win arrive In
Spokane Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. ss.--Ths
biggcst rent hog hunt ever staged
il promised In September by an or.
CANNED army OF 100000 tenants In
LOUISIANA.
Under the leadership OF the Louis
lana Housing commission. appointed
last January By Gov. Parker. the
army will demand remedial iegisla-
ton OF the state legislature when
that body meets September at
Baton Rouge.
Rent gouges In this state 20 date
are estimated 10 total more than 800.
600 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26
Hit by Street Car,
Dies in Hospital

Joseph Quinn. struck by Renton
Express street car at Seventh ave.
and Dearborn st. "Wednesday eve,
ming. died Thursday night in Seat.
tie General hospital. Quinn was
struck and thrown 50 feet. suffer.
ing internal injuries. fractured arm
and nose. His relatives have no, been
located.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26
GIRLS! LEMONS
BLEACH FRECklES
AND WRITTEN SKIN

Squeeze the juice OF two iemons
into a bottle containing three ounces
Of Orchard White. which any drug
store win supply for few cents.
shake well. and you have a quarter
pint Of the best freckie and tan
bleach, and complexion whitrner.
Massag. this swec,iy fragrant lem
on lotion into the face. neck. arms
and hands each day and SEQ how
freckies and biemishes bleach out and
how clear. soft and rosy-whlis the
skin becomes. --Advertlsement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26
Husband Sells Wife
for Sum of $3.50

LONDON. Aus. ss.--John Carruth-
ers. a huckster. aged So. sold hls
wife Lena. to Frederick Lensen. a
bond salesman. for $3.50. Both men
were arrested. but Lena said abe
would marry Jensen as soon as she
got divorce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26
Dry Spell Blamed
for Sore Throats

LONDON. Aug. 2s.--Phyeicians
blame the widespread epidemic Of
sore threats TO the drought and the
dust resulting from the extended dry
spell. In many sections there are
plaques OF green. black and red bugs
which have devoured vast gardens.
Cows are yielding much less milk.
Ducks and geese are laying smaller
eggs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26
Gas Men Required
to Display Badges

LONDON. Aug. ss.-Becausc Of
many rohberics by men posing as
gas rate collectors. the South Met
rcpoll,an Gas company mas fur.
nIshed badges TO all its outside men.
Women are warned not 20 deal with
any man lacking a badge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26
ESQ, 900 War Babies
Abandoned by Huns

BERLIN. Aug. zs.--It Is estimated
that more than 100000 war babies
have been deserted and abandoned TO
government support during the las,
three ears.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26

Anstraan otor-bodt enthusiasts toH hare taste of
American speed chen Miss Ove MarceHe Duncan pretty
Sydney heiress gets her 500 horsepower American
built speed creation in competition there.
Already champion icomdn motor-bodt driver Of the
Antpodes Miss Duncan couldn't find enough speed in the
Australian boats She to America ohere she had
structed the Dinkuni Digger equipped vih opLdne
motor which she says H beat anything ooat in her part
OF the ioorid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-26

ROSEBURG. ore.-.Jess Scott OF
Elkton. shot and killed by H. X. Lev.
inson. who mistook him for a deer
In brush.
Evening star., 1921-12-18
Christmas Sales Rich in Savings! Wonderful

Only six more shopping days! Tomorro1
tide of preparedness and makes the path s.
seekers who will be here to supply their gil
Bountiful displays of new Gift Things are here
this stores policy of greater vaue-gving.
| Please Shop Early in the Morning and Kind
| Take Small Packages With You.
Greeting Cards, Seals etc-FiTst Floor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-24

Nields, city; Charles II. Evans. New
ark, Del: Lindley G. Kent Company
city: American Dyewood Company
Philadelphia, Pa: Turner Tanning
Machine Company. Peabody. Mass
tBy John c. Fitzgerald. treasurer) I;
Bird Transfer Company, city; Nc
Hugh Electric Company. city: Del
marvia Leather Company. city: F'rie-
hofer Baking Company, city; Price
Machine Company. city; James Nor
row & Sons. city: Charles II. Palmer:
National Aniline and Chemical Com
pany. New York. N. Y: Mrs. Leroy
Harvey. city. J. b. Ford Company,
Wyandotte. Mich; Evalina du ront,
Greenville, Del; Baker Machine
Company, city; r. L. q. Company,
city.
Pledges--N. Snellenhurg & Co. city !:
Lippincott & Co, city; Daniel S.
Laub, city: Newark Shoe Company.
city
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-24
BOOST REVIVAL OF
GLAZED KID INDUSTRY
Plans Outlined at a Meeting of
the General Committee
Last Night.

Revival Of the glazed kid industry
m.an@ the speedy return of prosperity
o. Wilmington because normally
Gee persons are engaged in the man
ufaeturv ot the product. IS. s.eoo persons
are direetiy dependent upon IL. the
payroll amounts To more than $4,000
Geo annually and more than S10.-
ono ooo n invested In real estate.
buildings aud equipment.
These statistics were presented at
meeting of the committee which is
boosting the Glazed Kid Week cam
ralen, held In tho rooms of the Board
uf Education last night. Plans Were
formulated To carry ON the campaign
through the months of July and Au-
gust. hut no definite date was set for
the banquet. which will formally open
Chased Kid Week. All the leather
manufacturers of the city are sup
porting the movement and contrihu-
tions have been received from scores
uf other business establishments. More
than 500 pieces Of literature hav'
hecn dispatched Co local and foreign
business men who might h. interest
ed N the movement.
E u. Prince. who went 10 Wash
ington. II. g., 90 secure. IL possible
lierhcrt Hoover as speaker for the
opening banquet. reported ON his trip.
Accompanied by senator BAH Mr..
Prince interviewed President Hard
me. Vice. President Coolidge. Secrc-
tary of the Treasury Mellon, SeCrc-
tary "a falT Davies and other prom
incnt men. All were interested. He
said a hitter indursing the movement
had alpn been received from Governor
pynney
David Snellcnhurg explained that
while the original plans had called
fOr the launching of the Glazed Kid
Week IN June. in addition 10 the
strong possibility ~ heing able 20
obtain members of the Cabinet, il
was found that the merchants would
h. unable 10 obtain proper stocks of
shows made OF Wilmington glazed Kid
So soon. As the first week of Sep
temhor IL fair week. the committee de-
slded 20 haVV a glazed Md exhibit az
tho fair. with r.. ~ Prince in charge.
nr l., Naccaro spoke of the plans
a. have the new Italian ambassador,
Orlando Ricci. visit Wilmington.
Mr. Snellcnburg explained that the
emzed Kid boost movement was only
part of the nationwide campaign 10
"scu American goods in America
frsI'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-24

DIR, Robert Watt. c. 4. Bridgham,
of the New Castle Leather Company; !;
John &. Saylor. Robert w. Kramer
labor organizations. all expressed their
willingness to do everything possible
to aid In the movement.
List of Contributors.
Following Is a list of the contrihu-
tors TO the fund
Mutual Chemical Company of
America, New York, N. y; Bur
roughs Adding Machine Company,
city: Wilmington and Philadelphia
Traction Company; Ricard-Brewster
Oil Company, city; keystone Aibu-
mcnt sand Paint Company, Philadcl-
phia. Pa; Alfred |. du Pont, city;
John G.. Calijhon. city; Gilpin, Van
Trump & Montgomery, city; the
Martin Dennis Company. Newark. n.
j.: Mayor-elect Leroy Harvey Pow
ers- -weightman-R -Rosengarten Com
pany, Philadelphia. Pa; A. Kip
stein & Co, New York. n. y; Will
mington Gas Company; Harry Ken
yon. city: Theodore Grant, city; Will
liam Gies. city; Pierre ;. du Pont.
city; Wilmington Automobile Com
pany; Horace L. Dilworth, city;
Thomas Cusack Company, city; Nor
ris Levy Shoe Company, city; Della
ware Hardware Company, city;
Rohm & Haas Company, Philadelphia,
Pa: Henry r. lsaacs, Wilmington,
Dining Room: Mrs. Fannie Altman
city: Innis, Spaden & Co. Inc, New
York. y. V: Charles II. Reisig. New
York. n. ": Hearn Oil Company,
city: j. III. Rossbach 4 Bros. New
York. y. y; Wilmington Provision
Company: Abe Stein & Co, New
York. whittcmure- Woodbury. Com
pany. Boston. Mass: J. II. Rhoads
Sons Company. city; Irene du Point.
city. Wilmington Steamboat Com
pany; Joseph 5. Hamilton, city: Viii
liam r. Megear, city; \. ID. Peoples.
city: Biedeman du Pont. city; VIII
mington Oil and Refining Company,
city. Hudson Supply Company. city:
DR. W. O. LaMotte. city; A Felix du
Pont. city: r. s. Walton Company.
Ia: Harry Kaufman,
city: David a. Hay Company, city
sheet Metal Contracting Company.
city: B keitz & Bros. Company. city
J. s. Lenderman, city; John Govatos.
city; Ellwood Souder. city; Dr. J. J.
Jones. city; Diamond Ice and Coal
Company. city: Thomas Nj. Monaghan,
city: Aaron Finger. city: Banks 4
Bryan. city: S. II. Durstein Company.
city: Auto Supply Company. city
Armour & Co. (Mr. Millerl. city; DIR.
a. Ritchie. city; Robert {. Fennessey.
city: A. klipstein & Co. New York,
n. Y: Annie u. Tallman. city: Glenn
Amber Company. Darby. Pa; NJ. $.
I'lummer. city; Paper Manufacturing
Company, Philadelphia. Pa; Charles
NJ. Smith Printing Company, city: +.
J.. Slocomb Company. city: George B.
Booker. city; Charles W. Shagrin.
city: w. w. knowles. city: John T.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-24
HUXLEY HAS BEEN Busy.
Prepared More Bond Ordinances Than
Any of His Predecessors.

With the completion OF the bond
issues now pending or proposed to-
gether with those that have been
made, City Solicitor John w. Huxley
will havev the distinction of having
prepared and directed the issuance of
mop bonds of the city OF Wilmington
than any of his predecessors,
He has prepared the bonds for the
issue of sa50.000 for new street work !:
S2.500,o0o for the harhor project:
S5l5,000 for additional street work .
100000 for the new public library
$4,000 proposed for parks and yes-
{, rday he completed the proposed is-
sue of s697. 900 for the new paid Are
department. Mr.. Huxley has been
ably assisted in this work by the
members OF the Sinking Fund Conn
mission. The total, when all have
been completed, will amount to well
over 100000.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-24
COUNTY BALANCES.

One week from the end of the fiscal
year New Castle county has current
funds amounting to SS4.f07.10 and n
miscellaneous roads account of s234.-
81, County Treasurer Walter S. Burris
reported TO the Levy Court yester-
day.
He also reported the following
funds for the maintenance of dirt
roads: Christiana hundred, S9,070.94 ;
Mm Creek. S9eo.7S: White Clay Creek,
s1,s6s.06; Pencader. $1,654.0S; New
Castle. sSS.75; Red Lion. $1.1s669; st.
Georges, S7,103.44: Appoquinimink
S51t.03; Blackbird. SS79.06; Brandy
wine. Sl5.37
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-24
Needs Bicycle To Hold job.

The Alert branch OF the Sunshine
Society is making a plea for the do
nation OF a bicycle for a small boy
who has been offered a position as
messenger, but he has To have a ma
chine to hold the job His mother is
widow and unable to buy him one
Mrs b. l.. DEMO, 1907 West street.
has charge of the case and is anxious
to hear from anyone who may become
i,teraefpd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-24

Made of selected oak. Has
splendid drawer space on one
side and extra large hanging
space on the other
OTHER DESIGNS.
We have large stock OF
ChiTorobes in quartered oak and
mahogany. in different designs
All reduced from 25 to 81 I-3
per cent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-24

The above price covers only
a very small portion of our
samples. We have virtually
anything you may want.