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Evening journal., 1921-09-19
TO MAKE CHANGES
In REHOBOTH JETTTES

Having decided to make addition
al changes in the plans prepared by
B. F. Cresson, engineer for Reho-
both Beach Commission, the COM
mission did not award the contract
for the erection of the proposed
jetties at its meeting on Saturday.
The commission met at Rehoboth
but the bids were returned to the
bidders and after the plans with
the changes have been prepared new
bids will be asked.
Evening journal., 1921-09-19

The air was so rare when she
dropped out oi her plane that for
the first 5000 feet the parachute
shot down without opening.
In her plane were Pilot V. c.
Omlie and Paul Goldsborough, Off
cial recorder. Minneapolis Aero club.
In her flying and jumping stunts,
MISS Fairgrave wears ri d 8
breeches. q silk skirt. helmet, goggles
and basketball shoe, with suction
soles.
she also wore around her waist an
inflated automobile inner tube, in
case she should fall into water, as
she has not yet learned to swim.
Evening journal., 1921-09-19
EVANS AT FRIENDS.

Friends school opened this morn
ing for the enrolment Of students.
and giving examinations to those
who did not qualify for promotion
at the final examinations when
school closed last June. No figures
were available today as to the num-
Der OF students enrolled, as school
does not formally open until We'd
nesday morning.
Evening journal., 1921-09-19
NEW PHONE BOOKS OUT.

New telephone directories Of the
Diamond State Telephone Com
pany were mailed to subscribers Sat-
urday and today. They are arrang-
ed in slightly different style from
the old books, which makes them
more convenient in reading the list
Of subscribers.
Evening journal., 1921-09-19
IRISH PEACE
IS LIKELY ON
BRITISH Plan
lcontlnned Frnm Flrnt pare1

CONTINUED From First Page)
on Lloyd's Georges terms, or risk
civil war.
The press urges acceptance OF the
Premier's invitation.
The Freemans Journal today said
If Lloyd George imposes no fur
ther conditions. his formula might
be accepted. Clearly this qualify
ng condition OF President De Valera s
has become dangerous to peace.
Had the delegates met long ago and
faced the facts. we should now be
we'll on the road to peace
Green will address the pupils OF No
a ech0al this aftarnN~-~
Evening journal., 1921-09-19
FUNERAL OF MRS. LINCOLN.

The funeral OF Mrs. Mary r. Lin
coin. who died on Friday night at
her home, the oxford apartments,
sos West Tenth street, took place
this afternoon from st. Paul's NJ.
e. Church, the Rev Carlisle L. Hub
bard. pastor Of the church, the Rev.
IN. X. Stephenson and the Rev.
Adam stengle officiating.
The Sunday school class of which
Mrs. Lincoln was a member attended
in a body. Mrs. Eleanor G. Kemery
sang.
The palIbearers were e. e. Hanna.
{ II. Baynard, Henri A. Lindsey.
Wiuiam b. Smith, Jr., Fred II. Beas-
ton and william M. skellenger. In
terment was in Riverview cemetery.
Evening journal., 1921-09-19
PLANE SHED RARGAIN

LoNDON-A large twin flight
airplane shed, which is said to
have cost more than $4,000, has
been sold at auction for 80.
Evening journal., 1921-09-19
ma scOTT DISMISSED

on a charge Of disorderly conduct
preferred by her husband Ida NJ.
scott. Negress was dismissed by
Judge Hastings in Municipal Court
this morning.
Evening journal., 1921-09-19
sTRuKE-No TEA.

CANTON. China-Canton has to
go without its morning, noon and
evening teas. The teahouse walters
are on strike.
Evening journal., 1921-09-19
REPAIR 1T

The white of an egg and quick
lime in proportions Of one egg to
one teaspoon of lime, mixed, will
mend alabaster.
Evening journal., 1921-09-19

Automobiles. trucks and vehicles
of all kinds can be sold IL adver-
Ftised in the Want Ads during the
coming month.
Evening journal., 1921-09-19

Watch the Want Ads for oppor-
tunities to secure bargains in sub
urban property.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-03-11
CARTA ALBERTA

Nos completeness en- partici-
par que estamOs establecidOs en-
L. Gale Salvador Brau (antes
San Francisco) No. SO, frente al
Quartet de la POlicia Insular,
donde nos pOnemOs las 6rde-
res de nuestros muchOs amigos
y del PublicO en- general.
TenemOs a la venta: Pinturas,
PlOmeria, Cristales, Materiales
de construction y en- general ar
ticulos de Ferreteria.
NuestrO neg0ciO esta bajO la
'directa intervention de Andres
Rodriguez Y Alexandra Rodri-
guez, quienes por su larga expe-
riencia garantizan ell cello e inte-
hgencia con que atenderan los
pedidOs que Sc nos cOnfien.
AnticipamOs las gracias por
las deferencias que Sc nos dis
penSen.
Atentamente,
Andres Rodriguez Inc.
TelefOnO 440.)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-03-11
La Vida en- Londres
Laura de Santelno"

Mwms. U - 10 Nlw
tN e.Hin - a e Eu' nntfes
rffWlas b. aua $. anps
- erI eu sssttAs Hs sIu
-. a eaaia sits f..aI q
81 HaIss as aaf. it b.
faH M fHai a'an uuas
ar .lss Il. la - aaAa. tt coo
d. 80 aaea'ar 3 Is ssssa o'u tuf
ltat.a.a, al tlaaaf.
hna. Nrelafa. f'sa =. llhu b..
,iio Nautl altEf o afta ~ tamentn,
ttae tt shsa. a W Nnmnan a.
a. afanm 81 r.slna ~ ias rusin.
iucla iAa.a a Shsslma. samria iA
iinou q u cee nntla. cna q boz.
iAr ds el H la sas nics n,enasos.
a. roafa 81 esafisa dsaafada a,
ana ] aaaa florida ; olofa ac' ola.
Ne.c, ae nslHmfa e. Gro F, de D..
a.. Ios lados. las brilrzas inrlcras
ad lnnscn Pavilion. n flrnie a pn.
t,ico cNtaiseo sgsp. .ndida. ileiiado
ant, aqueiia nsrayilla d. halle srvi-
Ham. terscroso DC rampcr con an rcs-
to d. hiigiana admirable de aquclla
ammonia pitana.
lie csocllos muy nogros. 81 sictados
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-03-11
G0BIERNO DE PUERTO RICO
DepartamentO de Sanidad.
AVISO
AvISO

Por la presente Sc ordena, que todo
palmar, arboles de mango Otros fru-
tales que suelen ser guaridas de las
ratas>y esten situados dentrO de la
jurisdiction de la Municipalidad de
San Juan, sean puestOs, prueba de
estOs roedOres, eXterminand0 previa.
mente los existentes y protegiendo el
troncO con lata zinc en- f0rma dc
campana u otra apropiada.
Sc les da un plazo de OCHO dias. a
todos los duehos de cocOteros y arboles
frutales para que procedan cumplir
esta Orden, pues de no hacerlo asi, Sc
ran IlevadOs ante los tribunales.
San Juan. p. R., Mario l de 1921.
DIR. Martin 0. de la Rosa,
Insp. Medico DITTO. Norte.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-03-11
r. MARTINEZ ALVAREZ.

estudaremo al de Ley Evdencia aunqhe
ferios 10 mlcado gosa anterior correspondence
10 26 deICodgo Cvl'P r.
H pobIema de la sinutnea probema
81 cual descansa transmission de dechos
cNpao Por ejempo En- accdene ferroviario
IeSta la cabeZa espos6
les de lesion algnna pero ambO
consideration la prea pea podriamo deemnar cua de
dos mHfio primero En- ell del referdo
del ambos esosos ahogaron En-
La question de ua de aba prmero
gi6 la sigene Al espoo VIC subr superce
de las uchar con elias pere la muer y6 E
ab0gad0 del esposo hObre haba o tempo
e yo aseendr sobre las pddo h
clr Los abogados de sostuveron eposa
deay6 nlomento lie chocar las
las pofundidades viy0 mas e Brouard
ebafgo que impossible leterminar ca de las
rio primero la Corfe as resolvi6 e ella.
Ina situae6n mas dcl ocurri6 Pakin
sino pener6 en la aaci6n de Madame Regau cuelo
eepaFno las arterias ar6as pero astmara spna
sab Madame Regnaut al lalo
ei Gordon de la amaHa de avso La
nene oy6 Ia campanila ys0se sair cuelib
1Qnptndoa la epina dosa La ha de Madame
Identical suerte apareciendo d ceo corado
lendiente del del cuerpo por tedos asms6n
eho ependa de estas personals
dame Rgnault pudo habef heorraga
oufa e u espna dorsal la hia por decapac6n embargo
iut impossible cual personals u6 primero
4un que la Observable por edco
20 eaco del suceo pued deteminae 81 hobre
of erimnaes amismo tiempo
fringe herda aales impossible deernar cual herdas
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-03-11
PRONTUARIO.
recibda u6 la casa imeiata de la cua
proluo la primera herida
PREGUNTAS PRACTICAS

IA, heando egado para A. que a nacido ssc
consideIa a b, nacido?l Manrvsa 191.
"A, mujer proyoca maa
al eO que fataba eis las para
mcido cQue laria usteI? De lazones.-I Manresa 19
"a lega benes para que fallcrimieno
cxista agdn ho egmo de b. que eye ell
msmo nombrey apello AB, esaba
ba cnta Serfa fc e legado? De 91
A b. padre o naufragio sin que pueda
proar cua de los dos que presume que
al abueo de habe abuelo
ell hjo b? De razones.-I Scaevoa 455.
"a abuela, B. hio c, nieto ell
hio el neo c. No existe transmission por
haber muertos smuaneamente Heredara A,
De razones.-I Scaevola 454a.
6B, padre c, hio smutaneamente el pmeo abn
estato segundo teamnto ea esposa mtad
de puede tener c. tene hos
MA abueo j. 1Quien hereda? De
IA b. esposos sin hijss pero abueo esposos
rem smutaneamente testamento
otro la mitad hb de disponer uen
zones-I scaeyola 455
fF - Ssgs 1Fi9w = i II II. asI
ACCIONEs PRocEDIMIENTos - s {
Esos artfcnos igua que los del tuo
rcer ddacticos las acciones de eIos uran
consoro negaoa de la personadad
te los Trbunaes comPeten
sias de un uco principal harmonic Proedmien-
- h~M44n -
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-03-11

10y Alia lfaHsAA, = s sHas Hanlaa
800 ~ fsaHfA tea = Hsssf - Wnss
Afanafs 49, tiaisasliFss = iinae HsA.
ihsiaHh 80 Do sar sf i~ssfs,As
fs'Aaiail.n faAeiifs sihtf.a ilhnit
~ tSnfeiisp teffsss i-ssl' 'at'if 80 ~
hni..f ~ tfeisA
iihaPea ,iiase'
,ois 90 mar -.sfsin al1tifa ~ p.
't - faieiia . tut Nn sieHaaiie 81 qof
ie''i'''''i'sf'''i. eiiesiasi',aaesa iluel,'',
Af"pA uiueliet tiasts nat ~ ~
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p'es ~ " aAaiA'lsih. ape HHhfViA nans.
tinnao w. isrflHt ~ a. dtriiies' chs
HafSnaas - y t0ao, mus f6ao g. ins
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s"'''' "e eN'a 'iuua"' que LAURA oe
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Wv Wv p'O'O's"' ~ ''siii.'s" '"i''r"." ne
''' Sen'~'."s' para No'NeI i"f's
oesue u0""e s'sue NC" ioiA' con-
y '"'aua e'' "i"s''iioas eohu'e'Ohee por
u" '1Aeo ''e'''po'
A mas del Pavilion, estuvo en- esta
ciudad baiiando en- el Savoy, donde
por las noches, despues de los teatros,
admlraba al publlco del gran salon de
baile, con su "Majeza Sevillana" y
Malaga mia de Francisco Cotare-
Ito.
La direction del Savoy, compren-
diendo que la attraction de los bales
admlrables de Laura de Santelme lie
vaba alir 10 meJor de Londres noche
noche, la pagaDa en- llbras 800 Sc
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-03-11

Ff 81 nafe kaaa Nsta anuF
l,amnlaH letHsHat e ssif fAnlie1
F sa a. s s4lt Hsisia esn H
lsaf alass.aia. ~ sus tHnirtet.
fn fIUlass. So aenillafsAAltA irI
ultassnla alaaussas arlitnniss tlIn.
faslfnrntc. 10 uas aeiaia elnsadnl ~.
s 0anaan 49, l.andfes lns noias a..
nfas lr III R,laafa-
Amsiia Noin.h.s r,se uiat iauie.
assao e rassAfia af ur rrsf taa.
stn, mottt q ~ pabiiao lh rfat.a 3
81 nafho de An.lAiaela.
"nHhamliA". ~ i Cplyscm. car
sus snilai ados NsAuns 81 sus hniirs
famrncos. ies hahin a. lnt qaessfrs
a. una guzn feiA y mobile, d. ios res-
ics lsavos dc IN pueblo soiador. enc.
narudb s pendcnciefo. que sc da D.
cichiliadas por Ia mismn hemhfa quc
lcsprcoiafa Ia Nispcfa, s. mas iarde.
"'.os iniercses creados'. de- lacinto
nsnavcnte. eutusiasmaban 81 pablico.
qle aplaudiora = griios 81 gran macs
tao csnanol. que les hablaba al alma
.on las palabras de ga sara cue. aun-
oGc nanOs ascs;nas ttaGul lcran tan
n al al inCles. tcnia del cncarto raro
de- las obras dc arte mutiladas.
Mas tarde. el Royalty daba una
ragnifca traduccion dc "Thc Roman
tie Loung Lady, de Gregorio Msrti-
ncz Sierra, y Sc habla de una eompa-
MIA espahOla que encabezada por En-
rique Borras ha de venir durante cl
lnvierno, trayenoo un hermoso roper
torio de obras espaholas, que a mas
dc Ia Exposition de Arte" que aca-
ba de cerrarse. sera otra Emba jada
con que ESpara liable estas gentes
de su arte y de su vieja alma bien
templada.
"Londres, Paris y Nueva York" es
cl utulo de la revista que Sc exhibe
en- el London Pavilion, en- una de las
eSquinas de Piccadilly Circus, el CEN
tro, tai vez del mundo, en- estos mo-
mentos Y la arteria mas importante
de Lcndres.
Tn tanto eXcepticos, dudabamos mi
amigo Y yo de- aquella parte "espano-
la" que ofrecian los programs del
teatro. Escamados, sabedores del es-
paholismo de pandereta que lie pre-
sentan uno tan menudo y en- q. un
chulo, que 10 mejor es rih russo, sa-
lie gritando "Olllle", creyendo la ino-
cencia del pu6lico que aquel berrido
es el grito de guerra de Espana, en-
tramos con cierto desagrado espe-
ramos con impaciencia, la salida de
aquella bailarina que nos venia a de-
cir, como es ell cielo de Sevilla, en-
ire las brumas de Londres.
Fue el sonar lejano de unas casta-
nuelas, ell llorar de los violines en- sor-
dina, >el gemido de la musica que di-
jerase aletargada al DIR los compa-
ses de las sonoras y lejanas castanue-
las, que como grito de llamada, sacu-
dieran al pdblico sileneioso. al f.
i IL
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-03-11

PLACAs. INSlGNIAs. B0ToNES
se doraR q plateau.
The Porto Rico ElectroplAting
Ga. Inc.
la a.. 1elef. 1881.
Sau Juan. y. r.
advt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-03-11

Fue el sonar lejano de unas casta-
nuelas, ell llorar de los violines en- sor-
dina, >el gemido de la mdsica que di-
jerase aletargada al DIR los compa-
ses de las sonoras y lejanas castanue-
las, que como grito de llamada, sacu-
dieran al pdblico sileneioso.. al f.
nal de una doble fila de mujeres her
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-03-11
Traslado de Oficina

FL Dr. Gutierrez Igaravidez
:iene el gustO de particular a sus
clientes que ha trasladado su
consultOrio q Ia Gale de la Tan
ca No. 3.
iCRAS DE CONSULTA
De l 80 a 500 de la tarde tOdOs
los dias labOrables.
The New York herald., 1921-10-02
Mems "Root Tivoli" $1.75
Shirts and Drawers for S1.29


shirts ad SP s ass Sr
They weight styles
$1.7s Underwear, $1.2s
"Reis" gray medium weight merno Shirts and Drawers
$3.50 Underwear, $l9s
Extra quality unshrinkabe and cotton Shirts and Drawers
81 Underwear, 79c
Worsted finished medium weight cotton Shirts Drawers
Mems $1.75 Union Suits $1.39
Gray ribbed winter weight cotton Union Suits.
$3.50 Union Suits, s1.ss
ss @ @ ns Sss im' cotton Union Suits in "h made
Gray ribbed nnerno weight
$3.50 Union Suits, $3.75
Medium weight worsted Suits
Women's Csc Combination Suits, sec
whs sa p sa sf fGssss @ Suits 10" neck knee ssh In
81 Combination Suits CSC
Medium winter weight cotton Suits with soft Fleeing long sleeves
$3.50 Combination Suits CSC
Medium weight cotton Suits with soft fleeing in all the wanted
$3.50 Combination Suits $3.50
Medium weight cotton and wool Suits low neck sleeveless regular
81 Clovesilk Vests and PantaIets, $1.ss
quality silk Vests and spn Pantalss to match in pink
81 CIovesilk Combination Suits, $2.9s
With tailored tops and ribbon shoulder straps.
Children's Soc and Csc Underwear at 3oc
White length Pantaets.
Women's $15o Silk Stockings, $1.2s
Black white and codan thread silk Stockings with sefashionsd
Silk Stockings at CSC
Black white ccdovan and fawn drosch and plain thread
7ec Fiber Silk Stockings, 55c
Black white and cOlored plain and fancy fiber silk Stockings With
soes
Fiber Silk Stockings, 79c
silk Stockings with double
and soles
Silk Lisle Stockings, 39c
Black white cordoyan fine scanned back silk
79c Silk Lsls Stockings, Soc
Full fashioned black white cordovan and usous silk Isle
Stockings tops and piced heels and toes
Chdren's Length Sport Stockings, 79c
Heather mixtures popular browns and blues with plain and
silk striped roll tops in contrasting coos
Mems 39c Socks for 29c
splendid quality cotton Soks also
silk Isle I'm black,w
al
Fiber silk Socks in andw wanted colors.
Socks at 55c
white and
csndrsnS unda,.css5s ssssopsas Floor
The New York herald., 1921-10-02
SIS to $18 New Separate
Skirts, $8.95

New Autumn Patterns in All Wool Stripes and FIaids
Tailored in the Best Manner. Plated Models Only.
NNE OF OUR MANUFACTURERS wanted to get hold cash S
quickly of his newest best styles for TINS
1921 All lengths and all waist measures
up to "a.
One Skirts pass attention the really
quality and the fine selection Of color combinations
Skirts will be simply charming and
price have several OF them
Second
The New York herald., 1921-10-02
Imported Lacet Arabian
Panel Curtains

Panel Curtains
300 Panel Curtains, To-day; sess to ssss Values at
$50 Panel Curtains, Todays $S9S to $975 Values, at
S5.95 Each
ESQ Panel Curtains Todays So 98 to $1275 Values, at
$7.98 Each
HAVE NOT had better chance this
RI quality and pretty designs for
Th the second and last shipment Curtains
combined with rich Marie Antonee work in white and made
durable bobb in wealth attractive designs Of which have
had last and then than double present prices
5000 Pairs Lace and Scrim Curtains
At IS to 40 Per Cent. Under Today's Values
Marquisette and Scrim Curtains
Fifteen styles in white and with lace edges others hem
pair values SLIGO and sis5
Irish Point and Duchesse Lace Curtains $6.45 Pair,
Values 50 to $10.75
Record values these attractive imported lace Curtains in twenty
choice patterns.
So to 81 Marqusette Panel Curtains, $265 Each
SIS and $6 Marie Antonette Panel Curtains, 1888 Each
Twelve styles in white and
Wolfe, Marquisette and Scrim Curtains
remarkable variety Of designs in white and Of
these Curtains offered for about todays wholesale:
ssss p: p: value: values $50 1 ss :ss p % values values
Imported Irish Point and Duchesse Lace Curtains
Thiryfiye beautiful designs In white and and ecru:
's7 pair values saS e s2sG Ss9 v.es s0s ss % values to Va
Imported Lacet Arabian Curtains
Some combined wit arieA Antoinette work.
$3.50 pair values to $3.50
Marie Antonette Lace Curtains
Seven hundred % % and fifty pairs in white and ecrE
s7ss pair values % si1
Reversible Velvet Velour Porteres at $1498 Pair
wonderful value in 80 different color combinations including blue
Bhuw.
The New York herald., 1921-10-02

japanese blue reindeer and other neutral ton
WYE WOULD LIKE to tell you the name OF the great
w Silk Factory from which this truly regal silk came
- (you yourself can find it the sevage OF every
yard for the very carries confidence to quality and
correctness of STYLE Loesers secured this to sell at
low price simply because of occasional mperectlon
in the which wise affects the wearing quality and
which mperceptble that will have just our own
trouble in locating it.
Now the opportunity to Brookyns modish clientele
Capital The price incompaaby low the fabric incomPara
most economical therefore will take advantage OF this 81
These Magnificent Silks VIII Be Display
The Washington herald., 1921-01-31
BRIGHTWOOD. D. C.

A cOzy home Of Z rooms and bsth - bed
rOOmsl; bot-NateF 1eHt: electric lights
large lot: plenty Of room for EErdeu and
ESrsEe; / square Of = car lines. Price,
$3.50, good terms and Immediate posses
sion.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-31
MADAM FONEDA

Egyptian pslmist and clairvOyant: born
with double veil. and endowed with
natural gift to advise you affairs Of life.
msrriaEs. business and Happiness. Headings,
81 Opposite Saks. 3OS eth st NV i-695
The Washington herald., 1921-01-31
Methodist Bishop Tells
Horrors of China Famine

How the Proans Of $1,000 refugees
stretched out along the stone pave
ments "r Tientsin prevented him
from sleeping; how loco other ref
ugees p-rished from cold one bitter
night at kaIgsn. just north Of the
Great Wall. how he saw two women
light madly fOrsa half-esten sand
wich thrown from the window Of
passing train. how Young babies
are thrown into wells to saw them.
from the slow torture Of starvation
these and other details Of famine
conditions in North China were told
by Bishop W r. l.smbuth. OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church South.
who has just returned 20 thls coun-
try from an extended tour OF the
Canine area.
Bishop Lambuth starts this week
on speaking tour in behalf of the
famine sufferers. for whom funds
are being collected by the American
Committee for China Famine Fund
appointed by President Wilson.
The Washington herald., 1921-01-31
HERALD
CLASSIFIED
ADS BRING
RESULTS

American Legion. Powell school s
p. m
Meeting. Pastors Federation. New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church.
II .. m
Lobby concert. Y N G. A. D. M
Tea. college Women's Club. 1899
street northwest. $50 ?. m
Henry Chung. OF Korea. will al
dress the school OF diplomEcy. Amer
Ican University. At p. m al the ?
street building
The Washington herald., 1921-01-31
ADVANCE
TOWARD Blue LAW

Declaring that the present bull Tor
50 bbath reform is only the u,Srn-
nIng Of movement vh.rh vlI'
carry q fine and Imprisonment. -ur
infractiOns Of the blue laws. AIrnzu
T. Jones. editor OF the S.nr.n,. DF
Religious Liberty. ADDRESSED q nrra.i r.
ing Of the Washington Secular
League. ll0l r street Horrnu..sr.
Yesterday
A Photographic copy Of q SUNDAY
Law plu"ard. taken from the sab
bath Reform Library was dIsnlsycf
Toy Jones In large characters use
inSrrihed 81 am bEnu. shIfiLsSS.
selfish" on the margin an aAplsns-
tory note showed thai this rraCsrd
was "i" " placed on Tho breast of
everyone who buys posjar, stamps.
provisions. cigars ,Iorhlng. or what
not on the sabbath
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GRADUATE AND REFINED
rantleman - years Of age. wants posi-
i'm A. social secretary. Address BOX
~ &. Herald office 1859
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DEATHS.

white
susan y. Armstrong SG yrs ~ z - ~
Eileen hulliEuu. ls. Eu.rrEruyH Hosp
John l.. Martin s- 90 sth Il -
james y. brUNu. o.. Wash AsyT IIrsST
Joseph n frost - 1888 - us
Aary X Watkins. = Childr-n', Hrsr
EIhrl ROb-rts = children H,au
Helen N BUpPeFt. =. 22l4 q 81 uv
Peter EcoROmSs. Isos. sOl 9Th IT -
GeOrEr u. Smith. Jr.. N day ChiIdr-uN
BsSp.
Intact of Paul aud Nellie ZirkI.. tS4
lays, 1917 X 81
ceiored.
Ars. ATnie v. YEtes. - yrs Ia4s ttt
st nv.
NEry Burke -. siI9L Ward 81. Nv
Eugene R. James. 20. 2sla l. - -
wilHEm X, JGckson. sS. SO 81 ~
Bets~y RrHHtoA. So lSi {. -. nv
FrsnE White, - tSes Sth st. ~
william Dudley. ~, ~. EiiEsbrtbs Hor
ARn c. Carter. rs. iso ct 80
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WHAT'S GOING ON TODAY

Treasure Sale" Trinity Parish
Hall. Piney Branch road and Dshlis
street. Takoma Park. Chinese Fam
inc Fund. p m. and : p. m.
Reception and dance. PennsyI-
vsnia STATE Society. willard Hotel. 5
p. m.
Arkansas State Society. Thomson
:, hOoI. p. m
Meeting WilmsrUh Brown Unit.
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PROPOSALS.
I2 cents o Itne I time.
1877 discount 8 or more iHser tiOn

Washington. D: c.. January 81. 1921. -
Sealed proposals will be received at this
office. Room 500 District Building. until .
O'Clock p. m, February IS 1921 for fur
nishinE 3127 feet. more or less. telephone
and signal cable for the electrical depart
ment Specifications and forms Of proposal
may be had upon application to the Pur-
chasing OIicer. Room $40, District Build
ing. J. THILMAN HENDRICK, CHARLES
W KUTZ. MABEL T. BOARDMAN. Com
missiOners, D. c. 1911
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FRENCH WOMAN WISHES GENERAL
Homework in a small family. BOX Ste.
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SrFNOGRAPHER-T YPIST: DAY OR
night home or office: own a machine.
former service man. Phone Franklin 2S2l
l-41l
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DAILY COURT CALENDAR.
EQUITY DIVISION No.

Equity DIVISION No. 1.
Not In session
EQUITY DIVISION. Ne.
Not in session
CIRCUIT DIVISION No. l..
6l5ss Johnson vs. Georgetown
Gas Light Compsny Case on trial.
CIRCUIT DIVISION No. =.
22S Pooh vs. Burke
go RsebsCh " WaShIugtun Rail
way and EleCJTi, COMPANY
-U4 ETOOk vs. Washington Ter
mjnal COmpany
l4U Carey " Potomac F-.,.r-r.
Power Company
And the case OF sullivan ,s r-t.s
already on trial