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degrees. y similar policy mas been
adopted in "a numhcr Of other Am,ri-
can universities.
1t was also voted that u caudi-
i"tc for the IL. :. degree in COM
mcrcc might count toward this de-
s,rcc as much as twelve session
hours "r - in courses approved by
tn" dean OF the commerce school.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-12
HOW TO =
IitLUACADEMIC AND LAW
DEGREES IN SIX YEARS
lIliCI'c,

,:,NiNGTON. w. June iI-An
dcmic degree and law degree
ken together in six years can pc
80 natural order Of things at
T,N and Ice university in
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-21

Chi estaba muy bien preparada,-se-
guia Su mama-Sc habIa presentado
al premio. acknowledgements su hija
habla Sido III que mejor examen ha-
bia hecho, pero siempre triunfan las
que llevan recOmendaciones eSc dfa
Sc present6 una maldita chiquilla
carsada de elias. Y, claro esta, des-
rues que su pobrecita hija Sc habia
cstado matando durante tcdo cl ailo
con aquella ilusi5n del premio, otra
que habfa trabajado sin duda mucho
menos que ella,-a juzgar por 10 NAL
que ejecut6 aquella pieza de Lizst.-
Sc 10 lley6..,.. Que injusticia. Que
injusticia. AqueI dfa hubiese araiia-
dq los del tribunal.
Y Doha Ursula terminaba roja de
ira Y con dos gruesos ldgrimonps que
asomando por sus ojos dudaban 81
resbalar' o no.
Maruchi termin6 su sonata V Co
mez va casi sin alienio la felicit6
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-21

efusivamente Cue mauera de inter-
pretar Il BeethoTen
FL crey6 que podGa Ea marcharse,
pero Maruchi yolvi0se hacia q piauo
Y comenz0 "Moresque', de G1anados
Ell NAL hora 10 hizo. Gomez medic
dormido "A penas 81 la oy0 limitandose
preguatar cuando Ii hubo couclui-
do: Esto era de AIhenjz, yerdad?
Dona Ursula di6 I'm hrinco one
hizo cruiir Ia silla. pero reponiGndose
contest6ie con sorna Que bion esta
Gomez de autor2s.
Esto pico el amor pT0pio de Gomez
que acknowledgements saba mas de
mdsica que do1a Ursula ii que So
limitaba n conocer I'll album lie su
hiia. FL que habfa cstad0 sais amos
consecEtiyos abam,onatlo al Real. Gl
que Sc ola todos los c0nc;ertos de la
Sinf0nica, dc Ia Filarnt6nica de la
Benedict ,--cuando alim no So Il, ha-
hIan quemaib los instrumentos.-lo 10
dlJo Il Sn yez con un poquillo de bur
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-21
I emese .un levantamiento de
negros en- los EE. UU. en-
contra del Ku KIux Klan

del "recinto negro de Chicago, que
Sc sospecha Gentlemen armas de fue-
go.
"No sabemos 81 el Klan ha violado
las lcyes, comento Mr.. Clinnin, Y de
hecho, hemos investigate la orden en-
Chicago, desde hace mucho tempo,
sin encontrar prueba en- su contra,
pero los ideales de la organization son
daniHos.
"Sea 10 apesada las leyes, Sc
gun mi opinion personal, la sociedad
del -KFux-Klan puede resultar de-
sa: trosa, provocando odios racialcs y
religiosos."
Chicago cuenta con unos 10000
niembros de la misteriosa orden, Y
aun cuando no Sc ha llevado cabo
ningjin desfile, dicese que Sc estan es-
bozando planes al respecto. Hace
unas cuatro semanas Sc VERTIGO una
imponente ceremonial en- los alrededo-
res, en- la iniciaci6n de nil miembros.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-21
DieZ mil miembrOs del Klan preparan
una manifestacio. CT. Chicago

Chicago, octubre, 4.--El primer pro-
curador fiscal dc los Estados Unidos,
Mr.. Clnnin, de,:laro hoy que Sc anun-
cia Ia amenaza de I'm levantamien-
to por parte dc los negros, con mo-
two de las actividades del Ku-Klux
Klan. Mfr Cir min afrm0, ademas,
que han l!egado noticias al gobierno
de que los nagros Sc estan armanda
en- diferentes parties del pals.
Los negros Sc fallan sumamente
excitados con motive de los rampres
que circular de que los caballeEos
del Ku-Klux-hlan desean combetil-
los, dijo Mr.. C1innin, Y Ia mencr CHS
pa puede pro,'ocar IN trcnlendo con-
ficto racial.
Infcrm6 tam 2i@n Mr.. Clinnin que
existen multiaud de paquetes miste-
riosos en- el.correo, dirigidos negros
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-21

Ia: Eombre cs que Albrniz Y Gra-
nad9s tirncA citrtos parecidos inna-
ga5ie2...
st.-rt~ ~pondi6 do1a Ursuls-todos
Sc parcccn....
81 Seilora: al mcuos, ESQ he notads
70.
COMO que "st seiloTa"? Mcntira.
mr.til; y mentira, riga listed qua
no SO In iijado. que no IN tenido Ia
GclicadtZa dc pscuchar "A mi hija,
roro no comcta el sacrilcgio de con.
fuudir 4 GrauadoS con Aibenis....
Sc pueden confundir muy facilmen-
tc. le ieHifo Il usted Selora. Es mae,
hay quiem los pone cn paragon V do
ponerlos. tenga uSted Ia seguridad do
que .tlbfGiz queiarfa .ads alto. pero
muche mas alto
Mas alto? TStnd u....No Sc no &c.
O no entierde de mllsica. Una de
dos.
Seiora ha >ido ma lamentabls
equiyocari1n So.
tContipda on ia pasina -
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-21
DE- GRhNADOS? De ALBEN|I?! ,.,

iu1i;jh;Se peri6dica,netne a cada COM
pas del gran LudWing Won Beethoven
Y Il la manera que al payo le cae el
moco. a tioI.a r&Ula estaba Il punto
de ca6rscie III baba.....
Gomez cstaba il punto de Gesvabe
Ear III pequeno suello, pero al SEN
tirHe intelpeiado do til salto V sill
saFer siqu;era 10 cue le habfan pre-
gunt"Gp respondi6 l:mcdricanieutp :,
"Ah. II senora sI.''
Deli"iUso. Deli cio-so.... scgufa re
pitielao dnna trsula.....
Elltonc2s fuG que ei robrr Gomez
'ii6se re.iect:l cienta dc la p-egunta
) de In intenci6n con que hahta s;do
Gi"ig;Ga diio pHl.satlamentc
--Si, Doi1I Ursula cl piano es un
instrumento deliciGso. grantle de pos
81 armo;lioso lern toti;ls estas cuali-
dd .rs fesaltan incompa.aI,lcmente
mas. c4ta!,do pUiSat!o como csta l0r
sn hi;a. que es una verdaGcra ar
tiSt;i.....
, AguclIa sonora. nU noces.16 mas.
1mnediatamentc liZo p;>Sar al infcliZ
lie Gomez al comedor $irvi6nGole cho-
cniate. moScatcl. Maria BriZard
benedictino, en- fin. tuUaS las classes
Il" licores habidos y por haber. In'1
tiles cran las prOteStas que tl hrleno
de Gomez titubeaba lNoAa Ursula
tenfa empeno en- obsequiarlo y 10 OBJ
scqui6 hasta tai punto que FL pobre
Don Ricardo sali0 tamhalc;iulose del
comedor.....
El Sc fba Il Gespedir va, pero aque-
lla sehora.-eStsba vist3-Se ilahia
propucsto condenarlo al suplicio es
pantcso de escuchar tarde noche a
su adorada hijita Y con s,l ;iabitual
confianZa cogi6lo Dor I'm hrazo obli-
ganGolo Il scntarse tie illIcvo.... Ain
faltaba 10 nleior. ;llin faItaba la So
nata 70, Con 10 que 3 & le guStaba
III mIsica Con 10 que Gi Saba apre-
ciar las sonataS de agurl divino
maestro. S. fba il lin cscucharla:
Ca, ESQ no podfa ser. Eamos: que
era impossible -. Anda. anda Maru-
chi: t6calc :; Gomez la Sctiata 27.
Maruchi sin llaccrsc rogar, cosa
rara ell ella. c0mcnz6 Il rlScar en- el
piano.. I.a verdati pensaba Go
mcZ,--qiie uquclia nina cnplcaria me-
jor su tempo Ell barrier. coser coci-
mar, que no en- molestir III pr0jimo....
Y no habia manqra de evadirsc.
Cuantlo Il no passtba !; vcrlas, STEM
pro aparccfl ii coMSabido recadito
por la puertn interior: ''Dc parte dc
Dona Ursula. que hagA el favor de
pasar, que Maruchi la aprendido es-
ia manana Qtra pieza que le gustara
mucho.....' y el pobrc Gomez Sc pre-
sentaba. los poc0S mOmentos 3; Or
auuclla notahilidad. AL estar allf,
Ia madre orglllosa de su prodigio lie
rcfcr1a con v0z entrecortada por la
emeci6n, In historic cotidiana Ma
ruchi era LII mas aventaiada discfpula
de la Mora, ESta miSlna Sc 10 habfa
confcsado en uno de srs ratios de
expansions. clalo estaba que cncar-
gdndole una gran rescrva. pueS no
guerra tiesanimar Il las Stras. Murtl-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-21

FL piano cs un insrrumento nagi-
co..... FL piano cs I'M bc!lo iiiStrll-
nento. ,!ecIa dvhl Itcst'la. en- cl col
mo dc in apoplegi;l naternal.... Que
Iciicioso' Que de-ti-cio-so! Yrrt,ad.
G6mez?.. y In s:ingre So le ag ,ipa-
ba de satisfaction ca ii eabeza hasta
adqnirir I'M cierto pareci,io con un
payo de Navitlad ProfundaS Hsrugls
surcabanlc el cueLlo roio en- toGa su
extension, Y por tener anm n!dS pat
recido con la tai gallinicea. Ill celia
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-21
LOS PARRANDEROS

Los pecinos del Seboruco, Santurce,
lugar de Ell Chicharo, Sc queian de
los pagrandeTos noeturnos que les pri-
van del aaeilo y les molsstan. Una
pareia de la policia por aquellos si=
tioS resolveria la situaci6n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-21
l.JrEz DE FAJARDO

lei GoBcrnador ha aprobado el NOM
bramiento heclo ii favor del Sr. Jose
Guevara Muilo2, para que act1ie como
.Juez Sustituto lie Ia 'Corte Municipal
de Fajar,lo. mienti;ls dure la liccncia
concedida al juez propietario.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-23
MISS POLLY DU POINT
PRESENTED LAST NIGHT
Ball, Given in Her Honor, at
Hotel du Pont, by Her Mother,
Brilliant Function.

At one of tho largest balls of the sea-
son Mrs. William r. du Pont presented
her daughter Polly to society in the ball
room of the Hotel du Pont last evening.
Many out of town guests, friends of Miss
du Pont at Westover, college friends OF
her brother, rs well rs many Wilmington
students who are home for the holidays
were guests.
/. The decortions were suggestive of
the season. Tall Christmas trees,
sparkling with colored lights, were in
the corners of the ballroom. On each
side of the mirror were slender cedars
and sprays of poinsettia, while above
the mirror festoons of laurel were caught
up hy punches of poinsettia. The
orchestra was hidden behind bank of
ferns and poinsettia.
In the hall and at the head of the
stairway leading to the du Barry room
were lighted Christmas trees and ferns.
Holly sprays decorated all the lights.
In the du Barry room, where supper was
served, the tables were decked with
holly.
The steps leading to the foyer were
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-23

banked on each side with pink flowers,
and the room where Miss du Pont and
mother received was bright with the
many flowers she had received, their
fragrance blending with the spicy scent
of the evergrccns.
Miss du pont was beautiful in an
unusual and attractive gown Of white
spangled net over cloth Of silver. She
carried a large paper frilled bouquet Of
orchids. Mrs. du Pont wore cloth Of
silver with black lace combining with it
to make train, and magnificent strings
Of jet beads.
Among Miss du Points house guests
for the dance were Miss Frances Wclch,
of New Haven; Miss Mary Nixon, Miss
Helena Mitchell Miss Hannah Elliott,
of Philadelphia, and Miss Virgilia
Peterson, Of New York.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-23
MERRICK MOTOR CO.
ENTERTAINS employees

A dinner to officers and employees Of
the Merrick Motor Company, Marmon
agents, was given at the Lambros
restaurant last night by president r. f..
Merrick
The guests included J. Paul Mullin,
Gus Witt, Harry Bird, T.. II. Shepherd,
Kirk Smith, w. G.. Seidlc, James Mon
aghan and II. II. Prettyman.
A handsome Christmas gift was pre-.
sented to Mr.. Merrick
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-23
CHRISTMAS CAROLS TO
MSOUND THIS EVENING
Community Singing by Neigh
borhood Associations Begin
Xmas Festivities.

Strains of Christmas carols will ring
through the city this evening when all
residents and visitors are invited TO
ga,hcr around the neirhhorhood Christ
mas trees for carol singing. The time
Sc, for the singing Is $50 o'clock.
Al \ o'clock tomorrow evening there
will I've y municipal sing under the dircc-
ton of Mayor Harvey and the Whining
ton Musical Association in front of the
Public building The names and loca-
iions of the nciphhorhood Christmas
trees where the carols viii bc sung to-
night follow
CLAYTON, Second and du pont streets.
Cool Spring, Tenth and Jackson; Coync,
lIcald AID Davidson streets; Delamore
aN South Van Burn street, Delaware
Hospital, playground of No. a Schoo
on Washington street near new bridge
Eighth Street Park, corner Eighth and
franklin streets krkwood, Eleventh
and kfkwood streets: Madison, Thlrc
and Madison streets. Old Swedcs
Church, seventh and Church streets
Pine, Fourth and Pine streets, South
side, corner New Castle avenue an,
Eighth street, Staplcr, Seventeenth an,
lnion streets, Washington Heights
Eighteenth and the boulevard an,
Woodlawn, Sixth street and Grant
avenue.
Most OF the schools will conduct
classes ~ usual this morning, hut wil
devote the afternoon 90 the children
Christmas programs
At Tower hin School.
Tower Till School whore the pupil
of the first, third fourth and sixtl
grades gave their part Of the Christina
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-23

pr,grsm yesterday had tho following
program today:
s.45 9.30--Opcning carol, NOV
lis thc Merry Christmas Time" by
the school; Biblical quotations by mem
bers Of the upper school, interspersed
with related carols
go -l0.l5 Recitation, "While Shep-
herds Watched Their Flocks," by
Irene Carpenter; recitation, Little
Children Wake and Listen" by Win
der Laird; instrumental Christmas
music, violin and piano, Nazareth y
Gounod. Miss Dorothy Wills; play,
"Thc Christmas FAIRY" by the sew
cnth grade; violin solo, bethlehem" "
Gounod, Miss Dorothy Wills; drs-
matization "Thc Birds Christmas
Carol" by the eighth grade.
lo.30-il.15-Kindergarten Christmas
party.
Wilmington High School pupils gave
an interesting musical program. and a
one act play in the school auditorium
this afternoon. A cantata will be sung
at the du Pont school. Pupils of Schools
Nos; !, 4, "a, 2s gave progra m o'
carols in front of the Public Building
yesterday afternoon.
At school No. %, the pupils sang
carols around the Christmas tree last
evening and will do so again this evening
\ Christmas party for children was gver
yesterday at Peoples Settlement by the
directors of the Child Health Center
Union NJ. T.. church Sunday school helC
It's Christmas party and entertainment
| last evening.
Christ mas at Sc hools Nos. Z and g..
A Christmas party was given for Tho
children of the lower grades in schools
Nos. Z and s, of which Miss Clara T.
sullivan is principal, at noon today
Santa Claus was present and had some
thing in his pack for every little DO,
and girl
The program Of the higher grades con
sisted of carols, Christmas stories ant
Silent Night in pantomlne. The exer
cises were very much enjoyed by tn
parents Of the pupils, the teachers ant
the children themselves.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-23
At Tower hin School

Tower I'LL School, whore the pupils
ol the frat third, fourth and sixth
grades gave their part Of the Christmas
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-23

This selection Of coats contains the
seasons latest models in sixteen different
styles 10 choose from. They are made
Of the newest. all-wool materials, in the
latest shades. trimmed with fur collars
and other fur trimmings.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-23
sHARPLEss. .HENDLER DINNER.
Il m ployes Present c. p. Sharpless
With Platinum CUT Links.

Christmas spirit prevailed at the an
nual banquet, last night Of employees Of
the Sharplcss- Hendleno Ice Cream
company, held at the plant, Twenty
sixth and Market streets. There were
thirty-fve employees present and the
guests Of honor included G. p Sharp
less, president, Michael Hendler, vice
president and general manager OF the
Wilmington plant; Harry Nussbsum,
n director of the company, from Phila-
delphia, and Clifford Southall, of Bslti-
more, sales manager OF the Hendler
Creamery Company there.
Dinner was served at six o'clock and a
Christmas tree party followed, Harry
Hill taking the part Of Santa Claus. A
pair Of platinum cuff-links was pre-
sented to Mr.. Hendler with the best
wishes of the employees
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-23
TURMOIL in RUSSIA
". z. Fester Says Conditions are
Due 70 Econo nile Hlockad

According to w. 2. Foster, Of Chicago,
soventy-fve per cent Of the economic
breakdown in Russia, including the
shortage OF food, clothing and the closing
down Of practically very industry, is
due to tho economic blockade against
Russia. Mr.. Foster, who recently re-
turned from six months tour OF Europe,
Of which four months were spent in
compiling data relative TO conditions in
Russia, spoke last night in Pythian
Castle.
The meeting was held i is said under
the auspices of the Friends Of Soviet
Russia. The proceeds for the meeting
will be added TO other contributions,
for which food will be purchased in this
country and sent abroad. There were
about fifty at the meeting.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-23
Newport ChiIdren Entsrtsin.

The entertainment OF the Newport
public schools was given in the Masonic
Temple last night. The program an
nounced in Every Evening yesterday
WAS given.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-23
Defe,. N.u,,, co--,,...

Defers Ma ming Go m mIttee.
No action was taken by Mayor Leroy
Harvey relative 10 a request made yea-
tcrday afternoon At n meeting 10 the
Mayors Office, that committee ~
appointed TO aid in collecting food from
farmers 10 aid this c,ty's needy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-23

Read the classified ads too.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-23

II isn't lost. A CLASSIFIED ad viii
find II for you.--Adv.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-08

REGULARLY THEY SELL. FOR BETwE:
Positively No Two Alike. All HIND Tailored
Fhey Were Secured From hurry wersba, Are Not
BEAUTIFUL. LUXURIOUS GARMENTS OF FINEST
La FToRIzELLA. vEIDE CYGNE. vEILoNIs
We putting sale sxty-eight Coat
Wersba fnHnod makers OF the
hd and they retail regularly at from 500 .95
Made OF only tho finest n nd tailored
popular taupe caracul collar these n
You will far find opportunity
For exclusyeness dstncvencss beauty these Coats
The number limited can he had at II
THIS I MOST IMPORTANT COAT SALE OF THE
eMENTs
New Britain herald., 1921-04-08

know. For this reason 1T has tre-
mendous appeal to all theatregoers
who see on the screen a type of peo-
pie they are all familiar with. Into
the peaceful community in this little
CITY is injected two dangerous disturb
ers-a fool who makes Of woman his
God and a vampire girl who lives
only for conquest Of hearts. They
proceed to disrupt the affairs of all
they come in contact with and it is
only through the purifying influences
New Britain herald., 1921-04-08

OF great calamity-such as q
holocaust in a coal mine ana
rule by paid assassins that TN
munity is finally purged Of the,
influences and society emerge9
the sunlight once more.
The Keith vaudeville bill req
four excellent acts with The Me-
Comedy Four" Norma Poole, d
and Burke, Dennis Sisters, late
lies" stars, in an excellent som
6acp reyie W
New Britain herald., 1921-04-08
BIG SHOW AT PALACE.

In the Heart of a Fool" an Allan
Dwan production. presented by the
Mayfiower Photoplay Corporation as
a First National attraction began an
engagement of three days at the Pl-
ace on Thursday.
The action of this picture occurs in
a small middle west city and it's story
concerns the affairs Of people we all
New Britain herald., 1921-04-08

Curtis will have the appointment of
II new commissioners to occupy his
attention. Five appointee3kwill make
up the building commissions. two will
be added to the park board and 10
will go on the city planning commits
sion Tsz
New Britain herald., 1921-04-08
CITY ITEMS.

ktrn special. Victor record 1877.
minis My Nanny. Henry IIo-ans.
|lyt.
u the Paige G-6G brca king the
DIS stock car speed record at the
|cu theatcr=-Advt.
bccial white collar attached shirts.
~. Wilson 'a~-advt.
lace your awning order now. The
N Awning aud Decorating Co.
)cott'a Orchestra ut Forcsters'
tonight church ST Adm. Soc
|ctpr records for April. G. l..
leo AZ 60. -=ndvt.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-08
South Store Saturday Specials
Handkerchief, LaceS, Neckwear

ITaupe border OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for women
.fnl Toe each.
CoIored print Handkerchicfswhich are smart,
WI f2hc.
Embroidered lawn Handkerchicfs, all white
bite with color. special i0c.
|n's pure linnen Handkerchiefs, extra good
Pity special at :gc each.
p'a pure linen Handkerchief full size, extra
and soc goods, special mt only soc.
cotton initial Handkerchief white and
~als, special at zoe each.
banding and collar points. special
New Britain herald., 1921-04-08
orfICERs COMING.

|ATIONAL OFFICERS COMING.
BE- annual banquet of the Daugh-
Of CASTLE win be held at the
bits OF Columbus rooms on April
The members are looking for
TO tho banquet with anticipation
treat. National officers will be in
hdance and talks will be given by
D officers
New Britain herald., 1921-04-08
Best Saturday Values in Knit Underwear
GLOVE

Women's Summer Vests and Bodices Swiss
\ really good looking garment for 20c.
Kayser Union Suits zoe. Made with regular
pulder strap bodice top with ribbon straps.
New idea Suits, $3.50. A real Isle thread
hon Suits cut full size S1.5O. Extra sizes
US. These special suits
I Knyser silk Gloves. 500. Two clasp tricot
nglovesin white black. Beaver and mastic.
Yer Long silk Gloves $500. In 1s-buttoa
Tn heavy trfcot silk shown in black,
US. Beaver mastie and gray.
Rnyser silk Gloves. $500 A two clasp heavy
|anese silk glove in white. black. Beaver and
Istic.
French Lamb Skin Gloves. st.75. womeas
b clasp oversCam lamb gloves in brown and tan.
French Kid Gloves of the finest quality with
rin point or fancy embroidery s:.75 and $500.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-08
Amendments Provide For
IL New Commissioners

When the proposed charter amend
ments. now before the Legislature. are
acted favorably upon. Mayor O. +.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-08

New Roman Silk scarfs. s-inch width, 1918.
New Roman Silk scarfs 12-inch width $3.50 en-
New silk Scarfs in plain colors priced s775
and $3.50.
Eyelet embroidered Collars in several designs
special SOC
Eyelet embroidered Collar and Cuff SETS spe-
cial, 500.
Eyelet embroidered Vestecs with round and
tuxedo collars. extra good value at only S1.73
demand
New Britain herald., 1921-04-08
Mems Sorosis O

See our assortment OF kidskin and calf Low
nlity materials and for comfort and service
Sorosis Sho ss.-Main floor.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-08

Women's sheer mercerized Stockings with
back seams in black and brown, were 75c SOC
n pair.
Childrens English Rib Stockings in black,
russell and white at soc, 55c and
Children's Fancy Top Sox a large assortment
at
sl59 and $175 Silk Stockings. SIPS. Two of
regular numbers reduced They good
quality stockings a price.
Pointex silk Stockings, S2.75. Black and COL
A good weight of silk with mercerzed top
and sole.
Womens Pure Silk Stockings, made full fash
toned with mercerized double top and sole
500.
Pique Lamkskin Gloves S1.95. Full pique
sewn, Paris point embroidered. clasp in black
brown and white
Main floor, north store.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-07-16
(By Associated Press)

CHICAGO. July 16--Harry He'll
mann, the slugging outfielder Of the
Detroit Tigers, went on a batting ram
page last week and batted himself out
of second place in the race for batting
homers in the American league and is
now in front of Iris Speaker, the
Cleveland worlds champions pilot.
who stepped out in front week ago.
Heilmann boosted his average to
432, compared with 409 week ago.
Speaker did not do so we'll with the
willow and lost q points, his average
dropping from AIS last week to .3O4,
the same figure held by Ty Cobb, the
Detroit manager, who has not been in
the game the last few weeks because
7 of an injury. The pair, however, are
runners up to Heilman. Tobin OF St.
Louis being fourth with 1915 and Babe
Ruth of the Yankees next with 81.
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