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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-28

Ilfarnuf f1om adIuin
lu private entrance
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CINCINNATI a. loa.aIro uIa. rrum.
adjoining bath. very drsrah'" 'l'ar In.
nH4Ur HUtI
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FOR SALE-Prncticsily new brow, t,.
coat cheap. tsll Ossga 6ls..F ."
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RoOMs wifn nOARI

uAVE room D lovely homs 0n south side,
Win bresNid sssNouid sppreoia,c real So,n,s SSouns
iS,Sgb .eIasS In surroundinEs oaage sass
SaoN NNp BoARp-ln. strictly modcrr
home, % per wsiphonos s'SStyRSss S.tsg /. {fss9nrod
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PERSONAL PROPERTY

oFFICE-sTOkh t0t IPMTNT n
CORONA typewriter with CARVING
ana leather stationery case. or. Dlse
7lo7-t ''ss
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OH MACmINrRY-STpPiIEs

ron SALE--sO n, y. superior gas engine;
Universal electric light plant. Dclco
Eeupsator with switchhuard 10 h. n a
c, motor; pool room OUTFIT complete, good
location, reasonable rent Bargains for
cash, IN pink Of condtke~h. Shamrock
Electric Co shamrock Okla.
No, 80 star drilling machine, In oxcellept
condition, fully equipped. for sale at
sacrifice. Purchased new six months ago.
World,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-28

pTN,pd Freezer Counter Tor meat r.lrFrfa
butcher coolers, grocery Tafa|r.rHf4rs
freezer counters. home rcfr'Eors tors ar.
ri.d Ia stock. Refrigerator of q. kind,
built to order. McCray Ret Co. .lt Il
Third ST.. phone Usage l9s.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-28
EMPLOYMENT


Mi. firw, 'H"Ho AsOl. ano breNcl hldE
EMPLOYMENT
HElr wNNTru--MNiE 3s
CLEUks Mon is ovol wanted Tor rad
way. malt puHfHtfirg poHupuF. cNauunp.
ilru7 soon Saisry ilao month. Ey"ti
,n,e nnnor'fa' y Wf'to for fr.o phtucu-
uubla srhpoi nj Dlyu Service. I5l Pope
bjr Nuauiuriuu. u. e.
ENERGETIC realty aaIoHuau with cor
NHu mako excellent permanent con.
no,tIHu with toau and realty company.
must furnish character reference. cs3' D.
FIFTY little boys wanted 10 COME IN 10
Turk Nrua. and got pair or Hustler
HrowB Shoes fur school during our sale.
pri.e' % $3.50 and ~ vs., r.ve hali9,ons
soon As possible. Turk Bros, ~ s.
Main.
IF YOU are ambitious and reliable We
win teach you 90 sell our product, used
by everybody. Make muucy right from
th" start 62e Hohlnsou ildg
MAN wanted 90 learn automobile bust
ness, repair'nr and driving during spare
ssry. Address i,1 G, worid' 1--WE "''
/ sEtEHAL reliable ana neat appearing
Hnl'swcHt chance tor advancement tor
. thuso who quality money making prop
! ua'tiun bae HobiuHon lidg.
! WANT six men Tor travelling road work
mon who are willing tu learn to be
salvHwen. Apply Security stat, Bank
| lildg 'nrnrr S"conI Hnd Man.
! WANTED First class shoemaker at once
Appiy z n. Main
/ WE rEACH YOU how 10 sell our product
{ 20 YOU are ambitious and reliable, mako
money right from the start $40 Robin
I suu BltEI
/ WANTED Two yuunE mon t,r train
news service Apply to Fred Harvey
! Z IS. Cincinnati
/ WANrED--A prcsscr for out-of.towu.
thpHon tl"Sning Works, 9il 3 Main.
] a
! man one with wihdov experience pre-
] f'rred, hRlmoa Clothes shop. 22l S Main
I WANrEp-A man aud .witr to work on
/ hoard Mrs Flora penmou. Clnrcmorc.
| okla. Route g. box 80.
| WANTED. Piano player at once Apply
| olympia candy Kitchen ~ ~. Main.
MIR wANTED-FENNLE 80
] nIStRARLE servant qusrtors with bath
/ in ,schsuS' fet laundry work Phone
/ N''N' 'Va'
! ENrEHlEN'Ip white Etr. can Usage
/ TWENTY .FlHST ~. llp-Fur rent very
modern servant quarters IN exchange
/ ''r laundry bHnFr iltN
/ 'IiLS WANTED as salcsladIes, out-,',
/ town work Apnly security State Hank
. HIdE. corner Second and Matn
/ HOW CAN u arhooI teacher keep her
mind ON hct work whom nor foot hurt
] Iuh lHn.. have arrniJl made to relieve
I Nou uf au fnu' troubles. caused by fallen
,l'n,s nr any cause ma can be relieved
hud up by Mrk ilros, tie & Main. only
upusEkEEFER wanted, 30 years ola
would not object 60 one small child
Com, tu 90 NJ Gillette ST.
WHITE GlNl o. os a. 90 gatr ior chic
afrgr school and evening living u
u'I. hhoi hood preferred. Usage ttN'. $40
. WANTED .souuod colored woman 10
O. I.sr aHH
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STAR BRAND. Folid leather .t... -.
made IN factories 9Th " daily .rf..t,l
OF i2o.f 600 pairs The greatest au..tstsa,
line ever made or morohaudisrI
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.,fNrty-,ArI I. tIt siprIv furuIrhsd
rooms laundry privileges n'H' F'1nH
InUu t.I#na. rH..H GOOD location.
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IIUTW|NTT = NV" TT"TT T"T7"--T
adjoining bath. private t"muN '.'a'
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sPlRELLA CoRsErs Made g. m.a,g5,
Mrs. =. W Lucas. Osage stpI.
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,iINENEI. E UH .SIr. prro front
sleeping r0um fur rrut M'u uuIr
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FINANCIAL
FARM AND CITY LOANS

Farm loans quickly made At reasonable
explained. Can pay before duo, pay 10
straight loans made IN Tulsa Improved
Srty. t.''' ~ '''' VI '' ''''
y. A. LILLY
" 6pgoaito First NatiunaT nuiiiIng
FARMS -LoANs-i7 per cent quick in
pbsn. wri." ar cali on wbSSler t1vsst.
rnent Co cedar 2s2. 9lt Roberts Bldg.
LOANS on ,mproNgl ci'y pr39pet.y' reason.
'n!" terms ." y!nenl pr,vhss's, pton.t
yytlysals' M - ,,"hs'S"aa'l w. OV'''
,.o,.,v ro ,o,,
"'''H' ~ ''"N
Monthly payment loans made on Tnlta
real estate urst nortgagss Cail tiest
wood Co" Oshsa Se.' sll-l- Dahiel bIds'
uo,srv ro tpNn
strsight-private- Monthly Pay
Tulsa Real Estate
81. .,--...
FIRST mortghse Loans
trs,.r,io, roa.v
LEONARD. BRANiFF q EwINo
9os.so7 u p plag
Fluh and Main Sta
..... - Usage 1890.
ASK FOR
NR. SEARS.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-28

i-oTa. Cincinnati Usage E109.
ilricl ami Concrete CouHtruction.
Estimates th'rrfuly Given
Repair WUrl, Solicited
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HIGHEST PRICES paid for second. ,,,,
clothing shoes and hots. rnHr. 7iW
HIGHEST PRICES paid FOR second hsD5
tii6
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UITYUNUT n 00I Two IITEI H00 QUO
single room, M private home. hu, ra'gr
sU ths Umo. privilege Of upatstfH. Co
Gentlemen only. Rest locality. liEr home.
Ntry private baHra .stH.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-28
PERSONAL. PROPERTY

HOUSEHOLD GOODS vi
FOR HAt.Ea-Drrsser, bed. sanitary couch,
ranees rsfrIssrtf.- and uauy other ar
tlciss Must sell today. a2I Chicago and
North EIwoHd
~ 'N' ,li,ta,''lE to,I
wv ''., ,'s. ,....-,.....
~ ~ N''N 1870. .e
FoR nESr -r'rr,-roon house a, 200 s
Detroit, furniture Tor. sale. 'HaFc '"'''
For SAL. Fum,I oak rocking chair
genuine leather hok scat like new very
,,.s'nan.' ','t, '-' -, ....,.-,, ,o,.s
FOR tENtuFiiyg-IoI,a ,a, mo- n"''In ro,d IsI.
gain gii " seventh. Usage 2at,.I A
,.,,-,,tl. t,I,,t.r r.birsf SIS. N ~
y ~ 49,. -, g,u,r. Yards so. also
reed baby carriage. Thono Osage es3i-R.
ili0 q. Trenton Nv. --.-
FURNiTURE for sale, close 90 college five
1850. $3.50 cash. Phc'hn, Usage 'ee-'-
any, American walnut ana. old IVORY
cash. Apartment o, Nirsnia ansartments'
h2b East Ihird 81 'shRe lNo' -
FIVE ROOMS modern, new turnlture' cor
ner lot Itice Ns'iVo' yHVo' 'As"'
Cedar l4A2
FIVE ROOMS of furniture FOR sale cheap.
OSaRo 1858.
Don't phone. i4l6 r.. Hudge.
,.5p s,I'..- six-,oor,. modern mouse end
furniture close In. on pavement, cast
side 5OxitO two rooms fulnishcd FOR
nrht housekcepiug. reasonable. Cedar
go.
FpU FN.T-ChIcago pisc, and North EI-
wood eight rooms with four basement
rooms modern. clstern water. cheap rent.
a f'w pieces ot furniture iG!r sale, Aru'y
to-day, ~ Shl,as2 anu 'ol'h r'N"'".
FOR SAbE-FVc rooms WthnEany ana
walnut furniture, all together. Apart
mont for rent. osage s6s-,
FOR SALE-StN rooms Of fine furniture!
living room, dining room ana three bed.
room suites. rugs, range, retriFcrator ami
heaters. can owner, 1fbE' Hg"A
FOR SALE--Gss stove. kitchen table. two
chair5 HNl2 rug lAA' East second ST
FURNITURE Tor sale, one i2.inch fumed
oak buffet, one i2-iuch fuWed oak,
round table, four dining room chairs, al
Call sunday anytime. Monday and Turs o.
day. after 3. m. 2lb East Tenth s..
Phone osage s3il-k.
hoistsring done rish:i price risht
psir shop
| f,,,5,,, 80. ,i NIX,
| cedar a07
E,s.S ...--..-, ,..-.-,
Oh lure. can blue Front Furniturs 90.
! osaFe 2ssO.
/ If YOIt want 10 rent a house within
/ walking distance and close to school,
sS +. First Usage a1Ss' 1Ss'--- --
LEI Us flguhh N"h y99 Wn.en you
9s? n Third. cedar s5Ss What wo say
We do, We do do
NAkD
49, ,...,. KEFEIIED ,,.,. a..
same dsv: 81 and mn: phone us ana have
our man call ana show samples aud give
you prices. 49,. ,.,-...,,....
,..,.., - = ss.
MN lNHNoHH l"""Na'L anu l'N"N'l'u.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-28

a MARNOT fur coat. one ovt.-H ii
suit ana one brown cloth ...I 80
condition. Phone Usage T279.I
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HIGHEST prices paid Tor ssco,f hal
clothing, shoes. hats, cto. Phone csd,,
ia. 'h
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-28

HlGttEST PRICES raid for msr 81 aar,,a
OsaEo 9Obg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-28

FLAT TOP office desk. ono sri,sI 49,.
one typewriter dtsS. for sale .tsap. osit
Cedar 2157. N"i
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Observation-Disclosures p

Robinson BldE. Thlrd and Main, Room
800, Third Floor,
Mail orders Appreciated.
DE VIVA TAILOR AND FUR SHOP.
Rcfttiug amt AltrriuE
gpECIAIi PRICE ON FUR WORK.
Room J3b Robinson lildg
THIRD aud Main Sts. Phone Usage 7os.
FiRsr.CLASs ALTERATION WORK
viii make old clothes look Ike now,
prices reasonable ll23 r.. Fifth SO. or
phone OsaEe loli-k
trpssniNlduE. rhudrcn's
clothes a specially, Ntlnlug and al-
teratiun. psaEo lAtl. 1900 ". SECOND.
SEE Mis- PORTER fur reasonable drs,f-
making. rrmuuultug and mems shirts.
work guaranteed, bO2 s.. Uouldcr Usage
1919.
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REAUTiruLLY pfuHhsd room. Win
large closet aud connecting bath. 800
D. Tpurrru.h Ht. cedar ..f'
HOsroN. e., no-u1nmH faf rent usag"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-28

TUW NNIN" UT0Wn VUIIuT m -.
tluc velour dress. size aG. Celia. Ia
HIGHEST prices paid for ss..uI hand
mcu'E clothing aud shoes pluH. r.5..
1885.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-28
WNNrIn -HOON- m nnNun
BUSINESS SERVICE

HtstNE~s sEHVtCE OtIIWtU aI
AusuLuTrIN. windows cleaned. I.h,.
Odbhump co.. uspFe i3e5.J
LET ua r.pair y,ut icaty nuos ana roofs
Work ruarantssd oaeFo l71I.
LENkN ROOFS ot on kinds rppnIrrd
Wutr uurtuut~rd. can Gaines. OHlg,
MArtilElHEs fruuyat,1 sud recovered
~ 10. We rot0lt old mattresses. all work
guaranteed Porter Mattroua Co. Phone
oaago is1c.
MrcoNEico LACE CURTAIN LAi,SuRy
IH,o yu.tHInH lauudrIni or dry cleaned.
French nHfH laundry In connection. Dftga
12bs. llla p. Cincinnati
HoTAHy ruuLtc-usAGE tsiR
Miuuur suwmrrs rtanograuhic service. $40
HnhrriH Ilir. corner SiNih ana Main.
IuiHu. okla
NATIONAL uuusE 4 WINDOW
CLEANING 60.
Windowh cleaned wall pspcr woodwork
washed, floors waved ana polished. our
pri,es are reasonable. Cedar iiio,
OLD FEATJERS renovated. now pillows
iugdg to order. liuN rutiuEH % rurDiulty.
TULSA Feather co. Usage 1850.
rHuNE oa1Eo Got6. David ii1mroot
drul water wells. put iu urV PUMPS
clean ont dtulrd wells ana tN uumpa.
usaEe 2tli Terth sc. Tulsa, ulab.
rATCn repair sidewalk cement work
i''''''N "A'A l''Nil'f h"h'f NHhht ISL
ANTED-Carmutot work, regulating
Ean stoves. general handy man DstRu
e1Il
WISDOM cleaning Toe. We made good
buy ON wax and remover. set iu on cut
price. floor waNinE. American Window
cleaner. Inc
~ tt.Eo pEU HOt'U
for all Kinda plumbing repair work can
/ l. II noatrlght. the opon shop plumber
| Gn2 u. Third. Usage tO82. All work
guaranteed.
RUbBEH STAMPS Am sEALs 's-A
srEULtNG RunHsR STAMP wORKA
Rubber stampa aud HealH. li6a ;.
Main. Phone Usage t2sG
KODNk TININIING l3B
TRIAL OUpER--Soud 25c ana roll Tor Ais
prints or six negatives for rcpriutH. ttHt
soivl,y bny NFht Studiu S"dtia No.
nIIIDiNG AND CONrHNCTING %
CARPENTER work plauuriuE, patching.
painting, pnpcrhnuElnE. repairing 1uu
romoldlng NJ all kinds, quick Huryico
bHngr $50.
CitAs. CAsLlGR
i-oT a Cincinnati Usage S702.
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INSURANCE

.uT DISCOUNT to am teachers on their
fret par of Dorothy nudd, j. y IS,
Red cross I Nllpr ur any other hlrh-
grade Hhoy sold by Turk brus aurr buy.
.ug your 'rst pair here. 1ou never would
think of going elsewhere. We know our
enormous trade. proves &c. rurh Rrus.,
Main
- MOVING AMI STORAGE 90
" 4 r. HAGGAGE ASD TRANSrFR for
an KINDS of llEht hauling. county or
ely bpERagC, checks taItcd for. frru
phone. Usage ltl4
GOING TO MOVE, PACK, snip or store
UHtn'ns' eau Aush Transfer and
el"itse 60, Pa w. Archer. Usage 895a
lf YOU move today cali staulc, q rrans
, yer van and two men yaf5 hour. HisN
lshl ana heavy hauling very tepsouable
PAINTING ANn DECORATING 30
| e.. - hop1E, paper hanginE aud paint,
| ihb, fegldence. II North Roaeb aia
| Phone Cedar 1856.
hN NfthlGNCEp painter and interior dee.
1 ulhior. estimates reasonable, Ictyrynrcs
'iu'hshed' Call UsaEo 2ggN
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Front upstatta room suitable for ora mr.
two, privilege ~ liriuE COON. plano. NtU
troia. with lots ~ good books and maya
sineA. also garage fpaye, meals optional
Phone Dsbre 1870.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-28

CITY PROPERTY suHyEYtNg-.L Lots a
speciality. general OH nold engineering.
drslnurn. irrigation reasonable fees call
Str. lruw. bsaHo laUt, a06 brcNcl Hldk
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CONCRETE ttash burners. vHN reinforced
81 delivered. Usage 6O02 70. ff.l :.
TfpDat.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-06
BY FAY KING.

NEW YORK. Dec. s.-Everybody
looks interesting in Now York.
Any old bird with gray face
tenders can get . stir out Of
strangers II he happens 10 be
walking toward the Millionsire's
Club, and the dowdlor you are
down around the Village, provided
your dressing sack In orange or
your grease stains arc In proper
batik designs, you may be mis-
taken for . great artist.
In some small burg Rockefeller
himself could lean up against the
postoffice and they'd just think II
was some guy that looks Hike him.
That's one Of the thrills you can
get in New York. Thinking you
see somebody you always wanted
to see or being mlstOOk for some
body you always wanted TO be.
It's great.
II you happen to be passing the
Vanderbilts' house when the rub
stop to scratch . match near the
front door and you get the Same
sensation as living there, without
worrying about the taxes.
The floating population Will give
you . second look, too, and that
help q little.
II you aren't 30 much In favor Of
impersOnati ting the millionaire class,
all you got to do h stick . bun In
your pocket 10 Il win bulge like q
gun and hang around the BOwery
till the sightseeing mos arrives
and they'll edge away Hike you was
one Of the gunner they've road SO
much about.
You're doing them . favor and
having some fun yourself. cause
they would sure be disappointed II
they didn't see somo mean-lOOlxing
citizen on the trip.
Just to show you how Il works.
When I first came to New York
I went to . cafe where they told
me that none but celebrities cat,
and I sat there eying . coupIa
guys whom thought were great
poets. II turned out later they
were a coupla Gamers from Kan
kakee, hut rs long as figured
I was going to Hive here and didn't
want any visitors to he disappoint-
ed IN the place. when these guys
asked Betty and me TO sign our
names on their menu cards for
souvenirs we signed fictitious high
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-06
FEDERAL eOAD AMENDS
STEEL CORP. COMPLAINT

The complaint OF the Federal Trade
Commission against the United States
Steel Corporation and its subsidisriee
has been amended TO make its charges
moro specific and to expedite the
hearings on the case. the commission
announced today.
The original complaint charged the
corporation with discriminating in
price between the purchaser of all its
rolled steel products. The amended
complaint makes precisely the same
charges with respect to each par
ticular rolled steel product.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-06
FUEL COMPANY WINS SUIT
S2,o16,OOO IN LOANS

Agricultural live stock loans AZ
gregating &2.S1Syooo were approved
yesterday by the Ear Finance Corpora
ton.
The loans were distributed ~ fol.
lows: Nebraslka, $4,000; Kansas,
s1e2. 900; Missouri. 311S.oooo: Utah,
s1,374.ooo: lows. $4,000; wisconsin.
$4,000; Washington. $4,000; North
Dakota, 366. 900: South Dakota, $780,.
900; Virginia, $4,000; North Carolina,
$500, 900: and Georgia, $50, 900.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-06

ranged with the St Patrick's Players
to present Leave 1t to'Pierre." two
act musical comedy. at Carroll Hall on
Wednesday. December IA.
Post Adjt. George A. Bamford is
chairman Of the committee In charge
of the show. He is assisted by Post
Commander Joseph j. Idler, Post His
torian s. Hunter Taylor, John Ii.
Deegan. Thomas f. Mclaughlin and
Orland III. Smith, jr.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-06
IN NEW YORK EVERYONE
LOOKS INTERESTING,
SAYS FAY KING
You're Always Thinking You See Some
one You Want to See

sounding names and told 'em We
were artist models.
No use spelling their evening by
letting EN- find out we were Just
good, honest. hard.w0rl<ing girls.
They wcro out TO have . look 1t
the artists quarter and IL would
have been an awful bump In their
trip II they hadn't met any Bohe-
mians.
bet they are still telling the
home folks about the devlish
danes they met In Moo Yswk.
bet there's many . Dame out
West thinking Of the young mill.
ionaire In the big fur coat that
flirted with her In front Of his
house on Fifth avenue. Wouldn't
Il be tough to tell her II was the
chauffeurf
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-06
ALA. OFFICIALS TO PROBE
FLOOCINC OF FARMER

COLUMBUS. Ga. Dec. s.--Alabama
authorities today were making q
thorough investigation into the fog
ging of o. White. sixty-five years old.
Alabama farmer. which occurred thir'
teen miles from Columbus Saturday
niSht and the death of Stanley
Green, In an effort to ascertain II
there was any connection between the
two.
Emory Wilkinson. eleven years old.
grandson of White, who was shot In
both legs In making an effort TO
protect the old man, probably will
recover, physicians said today.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-06

Miss ethel Murphy. thirty years old.
Of Pittsford, leapsd from an auto
mobile II. which she was being taken
home and fell backward TO the pa ~
nent. The machine was being driven
by Kohl y
The fall fractured the womAn's
skull and she died.
An investigation BY the police re-
suited In the arrest Of Kohl for
drivtng an automobile while intoxi-
Gated
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-06
HOUSE UNABLE TO AGREE
ON STATE OF UNION

{ Tho House has been in COMMITTEES
of the whole House considering the
state of the union and has come to no
conclusion thereon" Congressman
John Q. Tilson Of Connecticut gravely
announced to Speaker 0illett late yes
terdaY after q four hours session Of
the House.
The House had before II q bill pro-
ytding for q ship channel In the St.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-06
EDWARD WHITE POST TO
CHEER WALTER REED BOYS

Employees Of the central office Of the
Civil Service Commission. who re-
Gently organized the Edward Douglas
White Post OF the American Legion,
are planning TO make Christmas merry
Tor the boys at Walter Reed Hospital.
In order to carry out their plans the
members OF the post are raising
Christmas fund The post has ar
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LAwrence river. project designed r.
connect the Great Lakes with the Al
lantic ocean by a deep-water cham i
Many subjects were discussed by
House members.
II move that the House adjourn
was Congressman p. r. Campbeh's re-
ply u Ttlson. and the session closed.
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ZEAL GUS WOMAN LEAPS
TO DEATH FROM AUTO

ROCHESTER,, N. T., Dec. s.-Mad.
dened with jealousy because John
Kohl. with whom she had kept COM
pany for several years, had flirted
with a married woman at q party,
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Responds with electric speed to
the hurry call for relief from pain.
Three heats, low, medium and high,
instantly regulated by handy cord
switch, SLOTS.
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"Universal" Grill

This practical electric grill per-
forms two cooking operations at one
time. Cooks a complete meal for
two or three persons right at the
table-heat can be instantly regu-
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$l2.S0.
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OnlVef1AT OhAflnG Dish
Clean, convenient, safe-two
heats, fast or slow-equipped
with safety fuse plug. Especial
ly attractive gift for the girl
away at school, $500.
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"Universal" Iron

Standard iron, nickel finish, the
best sort Of gift for the woman who
travels-so light in weight, yet
heavy enough to do its work prop
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Capacity 8 cups, complete with
urn, dreamer, sugar bowl and tray
net only il it very ornamental, but
1t saves time and work in preparing
for the little after-dinner party or
midnight supper, $+3.7S set.
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Service and durability are COM
bined in this waffle iron--makes de-
licious. crisp waffles in two min
utes--saves al that tiresome stand
ing over the hot stove for mother,
$1,000. ~
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IdealFirelessCook
Style No. 10 A ....
Specially Priced, $31.75

Getting the meals need no longer
be q tiresome drudgery for mother
our dsmonstrator will show you what
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Housewares Section, Fifth floor.
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Iron Crates

In a variety of designs
and sizes-model illustrat-
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$3.50.
Polished Brsss Wood Car
risrs-Not only serve a use
full purpose, but an ornamen-
tai one as well, $50 and $32.
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''Universal" Electric Toaster
Makes your toast right hot at
the table-even. brown and de-
liciously crisp-or Drowned and
soft in the center-just whatever
way you like it best, $6.7S.