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Glas svobode., 1921-11-15

V Chicagu je zastavkalo 5000
voznikov In Soferjev. VoditelJi
njihove organizacije so Sc pogodi!l
veletrgovci, ki imajo recene voz-
nike zaposljene, da Sc slednjim
manjSa plaza, Gemur so Sc pa prl-
zadeti delavci odlocno uprli. Uni
zanje place je imelo znaSati tri
dolarje ma teden. Unijski voditelji
XII so Sc pogajali tenn oziru Z or
ganizacijo delodajalcev imenova-
no Carriage Exchange of Chicago
so pristali ma to zmanjSanje. Ko
so prizadeti delavci izvedeli Ia
sporazum, so Sc uprli. Ma glasova-
nju, ki Sc je vrSilo zadnjo nedeljo
zvecer, je bilo doloceno skOro pol
noglasno, ola Sc zastavka. Cd onih,
Bi so glaSovali je bilo lie II glasov
proti stavH in 1906 "a Stavko.
NajhujSe bodo pc Stavki priza-
dete velike trgovine grocerijo.
Pogajanje glede place Sc je "a
cello re pred nekaj tedni. Takoj Ob
zaGetku so delodajalci zahtevali,
da mora znaSati znizanje 5000
ma teden, zastopniki mije vozni-
kov so pa vztrajali, da ostane pr
starr pla6i. Po start lestvici so So
ferji prejemali 30 do $3.50 dollar
iev ma teden. Vozniki dvoglavO
uprego DO % do 81 dolarjev, vOz-
niki z enoglavo upregO pa po 70
do % dolariev.
Po skozi vec konferenc trajajo-
Gem pogajanju so dospeli koncno
do sporazuma, da Sc zniza place
"a tri dolarie tedensko. Nozniki 81
bill nezadovoljni in pondeljek $,
zastavkali
Voditelii vozniskih organizacij
so dospeli V Chicago, da uplivajo
ma StavkUoGe in jih pregovore, ola
Sc vrnejo na delo. Stavkarji Sc no
cejo podati, toda organizacija de-
lodajalcev Sc tudi noce podati. =
Prizadeti podjetniki so ma svoji
strani volili, da ne sprejmejo no
benega voznika IA delo drugace
kot ma podlagi zmanjSanja place
kakor doloceno. Gospodarji so po-
stall toliko oblastni, ola Sc nocejo
niti pogajati vec nego bodo zace-
Ii zaposljevati neunijske delavct
ma principu odprte delavnice.
Stavkolomilci so Sc oglasili ta-
koi zacetku in Sc pGnudili V
sluzbo. IL tega je nastalo med
stavkaioGimi delavci in mimi vec
nemirov. VrSili so Sc pretepi in po-
licija je imela dovolj della, ola je
vzdrzevala red. Nekatere stavko-
lomilce Sc je tekom nemirov pote-
gnilo raz vozov in preteplo. Okoli
sest zrtev je bilo ze odpeljanih V
bolniSnice.
Glas svobode., 1921-11-15

V New Yorku ie zastavkalo
$4,000 krojacev in sivilj, ki so bill
zaposljeni pri izdelovanju zenskih
oblek. Zastavkali So. ola protest.
rajo proti siStemu "piece-work .,
torej proti sistemu po katerem do
bivajo place cd kosa. Dale je
stavka protest proti poveeanju de-
lavnega casa enarnstirideset na
devetinStirideset ur na teden. Ka-
kor kazejo znamenja bo stavka
trajala dolgo.
V stavko je zapletena organiza-
ella Ladies' Garment Workers
Union in pa 5000 delavnic.
Vsi poskusi pogajanja so bill
zaman. Louis Lustig, predsednik
cd Cloak, Suit and Skirt Manu-
facturers Protective zveze, je OBJ
tozil unijske delavce, ola nocejo So
delovati delodajalci, da Sc pove-
ca produkciio in zmanjsa ceno
zenskih oblek.
Stavkujoci delavci in delavke
pa obtozujejo delodajalce, da s.
prelomili pogodbo. "Piece-work "
sistem smatrajo "a sistem znoja.
Pod protekcijo nekega faction
committee" Sc zaposljenje neunij-
skin mizarjev V Chicagu siri eim-
dalje bolj. Komitej ie bill ustvar-
jen, da prisili mezdne dolocbe "a
mizarje, kot iih je dolocil znan
"prijatelj" delavcev sodnik Ian
dis.
Glas svobode., 1921-11-15

IL Washingtona Sc poroca, da j
dvestodevet cd 327 NEST V Zdruzc
nih drzavah, Xxi imajo vec kot 70,
900 prebivalcev, organiziralo po
NONE komiteie, katerih naloga je
pomagati nezaposljenim IN udej
stviti nasvete, katere je koAferen
ca "a odpomoc nezaposljenim, po
dala.
Med veejiimi mesti je Chicago e
dino, kjer Sc V tenn oziru nj storilc
Sc mic. Delavski tajnik Hoover j
baje postal cikaskemu zupanu
Thompsonu neke vrte ukor. ken
noce sodelovati.
Glas svobode., 1921-11-15

V New Yorku Sc je vrsila STAY.
ka organiziranih razvazevalce1
mleka. Stavka je propadla IN raz
vazevalci Sc vracajo zopet Ma dele
pod "open shop" siStemom.
Glas svobode., 1921-11-15

Uniiski knjigoveZi V Chicagu st
MISC hoteli pristati na zahtevo svo,
iih gospodarjev, ki hocejO manj-
sati njihove place "a $4,75 ma te-
den, Gospodarii hocejo namrec "a
recen znesek zmanjsati tedenskc
place in obenem zmanJSatl osem,
inStirideseturno delo na Stirimsti-
rideseturno. Pri volii so Jim placa'
ii kot doslei lie ce delajo 4o ur na
teden.
Gospodarii bnjigoveznic 50 ma.
povedali stavkujocim knjigovezon
"ultimatum". Ako Sc do prlhod.
ME srede ne povrnejo ma delo, bo.
do zaceli odprto delavnico. Ma
biIo Sc je plakate, ki govore V ten
smislu. Prizadetih je $50 knJlgo-
vezov.
Glas svobode., 1921-11-15
Novice il delavskega sveta.
Stava vozniov Chicagu 10000 krojaev sav New Yor
Odprta mizae Cudna avka kavcev Izprt
ie $50 ngovezov Stavka mlekarjev Chicago ie edi
mesto, XII ne pomaga nezaposenim.

"Vec nego tisoc neunijskih mi
zarjev della sedaj V Chicago" je
izjavil predsednik komiteja" in
mogoce nam je dobaviti kateremu
koIi mizarskemu podjetniku ali
kontraktorju toliko neunijskih
mizarjev kolikor jih hoce. Plaza
bo znaSala kot ie dolocil sodnik
Lands: en- dollar na dan. F"
V Chicagu so Sc vse delavstvu
sovrazne sile zdruzile, ola unieijo
strokovne organizacije.
Glas svobode., 1921-11-15

V klavnicah Western Packing
druzbe je pustilo delo 25O klav-
cev. Vzrok tega Sc nahaja tenn,
ker Jim druzba nj dial IA dan pre-
mira pol dneva prosto.
V soboto so Sc klavci povrnili
ma delo, toda druzba nj hotela
sprejeti nazaj peterih vodij, h SO
bill baje vzrok, da so klavci Ia
stavkali. Prizadeti klavci so radi
tega zopet odSli domOv in izjavili,
da Sc ne povrnejo na delO druga-
ce, kakor te druzba lopet spreJme
IA delo prizadetih pet moz.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-25
FREIGHT SHIPPERS CONFER
Objections to Commissions Order
to bp Heard

OKLAHOMA CITY. Jan. 2f.-A
conference Of shippers and others
Interested IN the Increased rates ON
in,ra-statc freight shipm,uta
granted by tho state corporation
commission September 10. last, TO
conform temporarily with tho In
crease granted in interstate rates
viii hc held Tuesday afternoon In
the offices OF the state corporation
commission, according 80 an ait
uuunc"mcnt made by the comms-
sion last Thursday.
Tho temporary order increasing
freight shipments specified that they
should hc m effect for six months
only. and that after March 10 the
old rutcs should be resumed unless
ia" order should, after inquiry In
court. hc made permanent. Tho
conference was called for tho pur-
pose NJ giving the shippers an on
pnrtuui,y to discuss rates, the COM
mission said.
Nourc4 Of tho conference were
matted to every traffic association
In tho state. commissioners said. and
more than 100 representatives are
expected to attend. II shippers obs.
ic,t go existing rates and desire u
reduction. they will be eivcu an op-
portuuitv NJ tho conference to tcs-
tifN, according tu the notices
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-25
GUILTY VERDICT
FOR BR00KSHIRE
Penalty of 5 Years for
Man Caught Robbing
Store of FurS.

Found guilty Of second degree
burglary IN CONNECTION with his ar
rest in the store OF the j. ID. Hail
company, Al9 South Main. early in
the morning Of November 2s. when
N police officer discovered several
men In the act Of robbinG tho store.
l.. II. BrOokshirc, trlcd before the
jury i'm district court Monday, will
be sentenced by the court to five
years In the penitcntiary, as stipu-
lated in the verdict. Brookshire
did not take the witness stand.
Testimony of the state showed
that several men were surprised in
tho store by Grant Tucker. mer-
chant police, and that the OFFICER
captured the defendant and Forest
Paul. !; was while on tho way L"
the police station that Paul at
tempted to escape from the officer
and was shot, He has not yet had
his preliminary hearing because Of
the serious nature Of the wound h"
sustained when the officer sought 10
prevent his escape.
About $1,000 worth Of furs
were found in the possession Of
Brookshiro and Paul by the officer
Several other mon In an automobile
escaped a few seconds prior to the
time Tucker walked into the rear
OF he store through door which
! had been opened by the robbers.
| The store manager estimated that
| about $4,000 worth OF furs had been
| stolen.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-25
GOES BACK ON
HIS CONFESSION
Rannavalona Pleads Not
Guilty to Murder of
Wife's Husband.

Special TO Tho Wotd
NtNtTA, Jan "I--Thr body of
Wardcll Bates. negro. viii hc cN-
humcd and the ,is-cra scnt to tho
state chemist for unalNs's to- asrcr-
iain IL there are any traces Of poison
according To- an order oc Justice
J. r. Brackett made at the request
" county Attorney jess ballard
BOILER &. Raunavalona made O
confession I'm ST Louis involving
himself aud his wife IN the death
by poison July 80. ~ Ditcs who
was then tho womauh husband.
Both were brought here. and Ron
navalona made lcugthv confession
which he wrote himself in the shcr-
iffs office. but since hc hps had
time to mediate iu Jail hc has do
cidcd to eutcr "a plea Of NOT guilty.
aud tho woman has also entered that
plea.
This throws tho burden Of proof
on the county tp TO the time ~
Rdnn5valouh confession thcrc was
no suspicion mat Bates had been
murdered
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-25
SOME SALARY FIGURES
school SuprrintcndcntS and Princi-
pals Gct From $1,000 Up.


NORMAN, Jan. ci.--More than
800 school supcrintendents and high
school principals are paid salaries Of
$1,000 a year and over, according
10 Information given out recently by
Paul y. Campbell, secretary of the
comittec on recommendations at the
University OF Oklahoma.
uf this number lls pay s2.50O.
and over while II pay $4,000 or
more. FiEurcs on ward and junior
h.h school principals arc not avail
at'c.
The exact statistics given out were
az follows: 1i7 superintendent re-
ceivc salaries ranging from $4,000
70 S2i00, inclusively; 80 superin-
'endents receive salaries OF from
1880 TO $1,000; and 60 receive
salaries Of from $4,000 to $4,000.
for,y-four high school principals
receive from $4,000 to $4,000: eight
principals receive from s2,j00 to
$500, and eleven receive from So
900 80 $500.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-25
Couple TO React
Wedding of 50 Years Ago

\ wedding Of 50 years ago viii be
rc-livcd Wednesday evening when
sir md Mrs. Peter Adamsnn will
celebrate their golden anniversary in
the Rcurgln.zcd Church of christ
10th and EScAford. Friends aud
relatives viii hc present to witness
tho ceremony and extend cunEratula
uouH MIR aud Mrs. Ndamson lv,
in Scales, okla MI Adamson Is con
ncctcd with the Scales Coal com
uuuN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-25
DECIDE TO HAVE ALDERMEN
Tree Planting Cnmpaign Meets With
InrNp""tcd Favor

HENRY FrrA. Jan. II A cam
pairn of civic Improvement usti-
tuted 10y tn" chamber ot commerce.
In which that organization offered 10
deliver ON tn" premises such shrub
berry and shade trees a. the property
owner would plant, at actual cost In
wholesale lots. making tho appcnl
through q personal lcttcr To- ,vorv
property owncr iu the city mas re-
suited IN 4 general trco planting sea-
son.
\ tim" limit was set for receiving
orders. and although 90 orders were
received the first dnv after the offer
was announced in thS local pnpcrs
the secretary continues daily to hool,
orders from parties who are falling
in line with the city beautiful pro-
motion.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-25
BUILDING TRADES MEET
Vocational TraiuinC In Public
schools Given Endorsement.

NpHtiNI 20 no world
hONCA cry. Jan IA rcsulu-
tiou. with tho intention 81 cnocurag-
Ing vocational training in the public
schools ~ oklahoma. was adopted
at thu annual state convention Of Tho
oklahoma Hullding Trades at
Nartlcsvlllc. according to tho dole
gates from Ponca Citl who returned
trom tho convention yesterday.
Iawtun was voted She next Stst'
convention. defeating rou,u city bN
only nine majority The uoNt meet
ing viii hc hold u NoV mbur. this
year however. and nt tdat time tho
Nov mhcr i922 meeting Will be
fixed Tho local delegates .rrppit
That 90 operation ig tho vNtchword
hctwccu the public aud union work .
vrs over the state.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-25
Grow Cotton Under Contract

Nr0TT1T 10 7 NO WOFTI-
HENRIETTA, Jan. 2i.-A party
NJ southern cotton mill operators
are investigating the local condi-
tions with view Of negotiating a
cotton mill for Hcuryctta II tho
proposition materiali2es they state
that their mill will have a capacity
Of 5000 spindles. and employ $50
men and women. and also that I, ls
their plan 10 enter into negotiations
with the cotton farmer to grow 60,
ton under contract for the Henry
eta mil. 4 building site lOOxjOO
feet is being sought.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-25
Reduce Cost Of Eating.

EpPTT1I 70 Tho World.
PONCA CITY, Jan. IA grad
lal reduction in the average price
of meals is shown by the superin-
endont of the Marland Refining
companys cafe here, covering the
past three months that the cafe
has boon in operation. The first
month 1880 lunches were served t.
.nr employees at an average cost OF
~ CENTS, during the next month
there were 400 lunches at an
'e-gg cost OF 46 cents: the past
month shows S.5DS meals at cost
u 90 cents, Meals are served at the
acudl cost OF food and expense of
preparing IL. There Is no overhead
Tor manage ment, rent, hight or
heat.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-25
Finds Rendezvous Where
CrOWs Are Nesting by
Sererdi Thousands

N1\trN. Ian. gI..N crows
roost as larEv as any iu the state
is located IN the northwest part
90 Cplig county according To ".
\ Armstrong. bridge contractor,
Who recently had occasion to Oh
serve the habits of the birdt whilc
building a bridge near their roos;.
The place was not inhibited much
during the day 10y lhc birds. hat
In the evening The crows nockcd
tu their luustiug place in thou
sands. after making dcprcdltiuns
on all the farms Tor mites around.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-25
GIRL .W|EE IS IN
THE LIMELIGHT
Review of Child Marriage
Which Led to Grim
inal Charge.
MUROER0US ASSAULT
Isyourtccn-Year-Old Girl Made
Up as Grown Woman
Fooled Clerk.

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-25
Middleton Leads Series

NW"--I -IT Nv 10 v UTTI-
llE\RN ETA. Jan. e IN,
IrnryutH Rotary club opened IT,
SEASON of high class stage Attrsr
tious with Arthur Middleton.
Americas great hasso ~ the Metro.
pulitHn opera company To one %;
the mos; representative over nc.
corded y high clasr attraction IN the
local thc1trr which will greatly aid
hc building Of the proposed neN
auditorium In which tho Rotarians
intend 10 make permanent TINS class
OF entertainments.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-25

NlNlrN, Jan 2l.-Thc rit. rour
uil has awarded the contract fnr
building 2,iO0 fcct of ainitarN
sewer to T.. &. Dauucst who rr.
Signed from the council to bid on
the work Tho contract price b.
t!3no.50, being ga lower thiu thr.
uthCr bid submi.trd
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-25
Man, 1. :. Witnesses In q. &.

OKLAHOMA cry, Jan. II
More than 200 witnesses have been
registered for Narious cases 20 be
heard during the January term Of
tho federal court which opened her"
ms morning Judge Martin j.
wade ur the southern district of
Iowa Is presiding In the absence Of
Judge John II. totjcrral The case
OF H. n sharp charged with white
slavery. was the first on the dock
ct.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-25
SHE DARKENED HER
GRAY HAIR |
Tells How She Did u With-a Home.
Na,< Remedy.

Mrs. l.. \ Boots, a well-known
resident "Buchanan County Ia,
who darkcucd her crap hair, made
the following statement;
ANY lady or gentleman can
darken their gray or faded hair.
and make IL soft and glossy with
his simple remedy which they can
mix at home. To half a pint Of
water add ounce OF bay rum, one
small box OF Barbo Compound and
a ounce OF glycerine. These in
gradients can be purchased at any
drug store at very little cost. Apply
to the hair every other day unit.
the CLAY hair Is darkened suff-
ciently. II does not color the scalp,
is not greasy and does not rub off.
1t will make gray-haired person
look twenty years younger"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-25
Freezing In Chicago.

NN Atsn-tAiod Press state wire.
phLAHOMA CITY, Jan. 2f.--At-
oEty General s. p. Freezing is to-
"a M chicago, en- route to St. Paul.
MINI whore he will attend n ses-
sion of tho L. s. circuit court Of
Npoi.s. according 20 announcement
AZ his Office. Mi. Frecling left here
saturday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-25

TO about 8 feet this morning swept
hMay .sCaitplding used In the com
struCtion of a now bridge. THE
overflow also inundated sewer out
tall line In course OF construction
and caused cave-in of 90 feet Of
IN" big ditch. Rain has been fall
Ing for q hours
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-25

"a pretty. fr!sky after all, There
'' lots Of self-satisficd young tel
' wa" seem to think their faith
,,' a'e out OF the running until
'TTtel.lns happens TO wake them up.
lhat what occurs i'm An ANA
r-'r Dc'll' Bryant Washburn's new
.,.I99mouut comedy which win be
TTSpia}cd at the RIalto theatcr
r,,tt'SH'F Carver EndicOtt, a
bI,Nsr 100 precise young man, tires
H., NV t'anoc with his "pepless" love-
b"U.ns b|"D'ns Ia desperation she au-
.albar nor engagement to his
CaI q say widowcr
NsNcs decides that tho only why
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-25

Norway detachable wire handle
prevents a now square paper drink
lag cup pOllapSlnC.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-25

10 end the match i1 TO disgrace the
family so tho girl won't dare marry
into il. He tries various sorts OF
"disgraceful work. even To accept
ing a job as bus hoy I'm restaurant
only to find that instead Of being
thought less OF. the newspapers
made great capital OF his "eXample
10 the pampcrcd ana lazy working
man.
OF course, everything comes out
all right after a series OF typiCally
Washburnian situations, repletc with
humor. The turn Of the story Is
novel and the whole production is
most eXCollentiy cast. Ann May ~
The leading wOman.--AdyL.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-25

River Rises nj Miami.
BY Associated Press state Wire.
MIAMI. Okla. Jan. ga rise in
! the Ncosho river which amounted
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-25
Irish Linen Table Cloths S8.75

Just one dozen to sell at this price.
or heavy damask In several designs.
si2o 1ON10
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-08

A manufacturer who supplied with Jersey Suits
for last three successful sales called up long
distance telephone Friday and said: Il have only so
of those fine al[wool Jersey Suits which I'll give you at
price =" We Immediately told him to forward them by
express that they may be ushed in Supreme Merchand
ing Triumph" They did not arrive in te but will be offered for
Monday These suits two months ago would sell regularly for
St9oS-Think of the opportunity to about $40 .s,
On Sale Tomorrow Mornng-P.Ia Royal R.sen Bs.sment
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-08
Drop Side Couch Beds, $6.95
Foster "Ideap Bed Spring, $40
As Advertised in Leading Magazines and Newspapers
EXTRA SPECIAL

EXTRA SPECIAL
Victory Foldaway Bed, at $12.95.
Made Of all metal frame. Rome link
spring. Mattress filled with all new cotton,
covered in cretonne. Just the kind of bed
you want for small room or sleeping
porch. Complete at $12.95.
Layer Felt Mattress, $9.75.
Just received today another lot. Built
layer upon layer. Very soft, all new feted
cotton, used in these mattresses, made with
rolled edge and closely tufted. Good tick
ing-at S975.
Pnlais RoyaI-Fourtk Floor.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-08

early.
Cups and Saucers, pair l9c
Covered Dishes, S-inch size, 98c
4 and 5-inch Fruit Dishes, 1Oc
Soup Plates, coupe shape, tic
Gravy Boats, at SIC
Sugar Bowls, at 49c
Dessert Plates, lOc
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-08

Visit These Bargain Tables
Heads of mills and factories have been after our
buyers" The news of our Supreme Merchandising
Triumph" has travelled The following on sale Mon
day:
Bolster Covers $S7 ssas,.s and oa as
100 Of hembough and offered much below their actual
value. sssS tE6tae-
Napkins, for 49c Of msTsssa rice Hos sas
roned ready for Rarely good bargains. for 4Sc
Sheets at 78c--They scanned at the center
- utilizing mill ends and assuring You
quality Costing much if seamless-72x9O size
at 78c each.
Percales, 81 Yards ds ns flora. stripe
styles to choose Note qualy-and that they S6
inches wide. 5h yards for SSc.
Organizes at 29c Mill ends.of fl to ysrds- 2.
this absurdy little price "ends" and in light
Towels, for Saving you twsnty IN, H fas
Towels with red borders like these scarce at 25c each
Scrim, 10 Yards, White s.. Curtain %;d se5n
question of quaty-1o yards for sl45 is bargain price
Nansoo 10 Yards Sheer and free ,o OF
womens fine lingerie. SO inches wide-1o yards
for $15s.
PaIais RsyaI-Barxain Basement.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-08
One Carload
Coin Gold Decorated Dinnerware
At Less Than the Price of White

reselected Dmnerware not seconds yet
enough 60 into high grade Dinner Sets We bought the entire
than the price of plain white.
Following the predominant policy upon which this bust
d founded giving the benefit of thi
saving Note these grade
Dnnerware.
While quantities large, items limited Just hint
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-08
An Extra Special-On Sale Monday.
5000 Yards Sheeting at

This even weave Of mbleaehed sh'
Standard at higher price, yard. /.
The right Is reserved TO limit the quan
chaser-with the assurance that legttim
not be restricted.