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The Washington times., 1921-06-02
BEE 'sTINos, WIFE WELLS,
tAUTo GOES INTO CREEK

ATLANTIC CITY, June 2.-A bum
BILE bee sting on, woman's ankle
caused an automobile accident abov
MSys Landing, when Irving $.
Rrexst z an Insurance broker of
ashinston.p. c., drove his car over
an slnbankment into a creek. No
ose VISA hurt and no serious dsmsse
denss - 49,,
STARTLED by piercing shrek from
HIS wife when a bee stung her,
Brewer lost control OF the car and
the rp4ehine plunged into the creek.
The Washington times., 1921-06-02
JURY INDICTS WIFE FOR
70, SLAYING OF HUSBAND

CLEVELAND. June Mrs. Daniel
Ksber yesterday was indicted by the
Guyahoga county grand jury charged
with the murder Of her husband.
Daniel Kaber, of Lakewood, a. Cleve-
land suburb. The present where
sbouts of the indicated woman are
unknown.
kaber, publisher, was found
stabbed to death in his home July Is,
1919. He had been an invalid and
confined TO his room for more than
three months previously.
The Washington times., 1921-06-02
STORK TAKES RIDE IN
ATLANTIC CITY JlTNEY

ATLANTIC CITY, Tune a,-Ths
stork rode in a jitney yesterday az
ternoob. A woman was the only
other passenser. As the car was at
one OF the downtown crossings rr-
'stork prepared 10 alight!
!, lie left the other passenger a'boubc
ing baby ooy Mother and child were
conveyed &C the City Hospital, after
the mother had received attention
from some women whe were passing
Both are getting along well at the
hospitsI -,
The Washington times., 1921-06-02
WEDS GIRL, WHO FOUND
NOTE HE TOSSED AWAY

HAGERSTowN. Md, June 2-when
Peter Fardulis, young Ohioan.
threw a card, bearing his name and
address, out of-a car at Dickersoh
as he was travelling from Washing
ton to his home after his discharge
from the army two years ago, he
sealed his matrimonial fate, for IL
resulted in his marrieg to Miss Anna
Virginia Mullican, seventeen. of
Dickerson.
Fardulis' card bore the suggestion
that the finder should communicate
with him. This Miss Mulllcan, who
picked up the card. did. Corresbon-
dence ensued. and engagement by
mail resulted
The Washington times., 1921-06-02
LIQUOR Laws Held Valid.

Federal and. State Laws regulating g
the LIQUOR traffic which are not in
consistent or in conflict with the Vel
stead act are valid and effective, the
supreme court OF the United States
yesterday decided. The opinion was
delivered by Justice Day.
The Washington times., 1921-06-02
June Profit Sharing
Savings
A Specially Selected Group OF
Distinctive
Silk Dresses
june Pro6t-ShAring Sale Prizes,
$3.50

Many are at less than today's
wholesa cost. You can obtain
tomorrow from this group a most
desirable new afternoon or street
dress.
We have grouped about
165 dresses from broken
lines, only one and two of
kind. Taffetss. Georgettes
and Crepe de Chimes.
Extreme or conservative sill
houettes-attractively embellishesi
embroidered, fringed or plain
tailored. Pxiced at $3.50.
~ Paisis RoyaI--Third F1eor.
The Washington times., 1921-06-02
Voile and Cinshsm Dresses,

organdie. In white,
pink. blue. yellow and lavender.
Lovely models with dainty trim
mings of plain colors. ruffles and
lace trimmed tunics. 6 to IA
years. Values $3.50 to $500.
June Profit t-Sharing Sale Price,
at $2.9S.-Third Floor.
The Washington times., 1921-06-02

sstns newN But we have sssd Of the NEST interest
ins hsms and sven brief description hsre-chooss from
these + s.
The Washington times., 1921-06-02
Odd Lot Of Rogers & Oneids
Community Par Plate
SilverWare
At Savinss--for Friday and
Saturday-of
80 1870 to 500

A list of Rogers Silverwarc-
See special tables on the Main
The Washington times., 1921-06-02
51-piece Dinner Sets,

Porcelain. As Amsri se,i. t:G SO 50
from Haviland & Co., T
Ransom shape, bright gold border
with half-covered knobs and
handles. June Proft-Sharing Sale
Price, at S9.50.-Fourth Floor.
The Washington times., 1921-06-02

The P,lais Royal
could take every
sheet IN this news
papsr and 6u il with
maney-saxins sum-
u,er needs md still
not tel al. the inter-
The Washington times., 1921-06-02
Bathroom Fittings,

White enamel. Baked A.
on Luster enamel 1s- 4SC
inch Towel Bars, Soap
Dishes. Tumbler Holder. Paper
Holders and Tooth Brush Racks.
June Proft-Sharing Sale Price, at
49c each.-Fourth Floor.
The Washington times., 1921-06-02
Glove Silk Hose,

., ,.;' s;:.;;s . w VIZ p :: 3: $3.50
gray and cordovan. Plain, drop
stitch and fish net effect. Also
thread silk hose, full-fashioned in
black. white. brown. gray, onyx
and Van Raalte makes. Manu-
facturers' samples of silk embroid-
erred fronts and side clocks. All
perfect Profit Sharing Sale Price,
at s2.90.-Main Floor.
The Washington times., 1921-06-02
Women's Onyx Silk Hose

Resul,r1y SLIP C1 90
fashioned pure thread pO
silk. In black, also o09. scanned
back in black and gray. All per-
feet. June Proft-Sharing Sale
Price, at $1.29.--Main Floor.
The Washington times., 1921-06-02
Silk-Top Union Suits,

Regularly So, SO. p1 M
Van Rsalte make. Nl.SO
Low neck suits. flesh ~
color, with glove silk tops, tailored
finish. All sizes. June Profit
Sharing Sale Price, at sl.s5.-Main
Floor.
The Washington times., 1921-06-02

description impossible because of Inadequate space Be
susd Of only new, desirable merchandise at much
lower than regular prices.
The Washington times., 1921-06-02
Might Gowns at

Made Of heavy RO no
crepe de chine, yokes sDC. 10
Of various fine laces. '
Georgette Crepe and Lady Fair
ribbons. June Profit Sharing Sale
Price, at S3.98-Third Floor.
The Washington times., 1921-06-02
$3.49 Untrimmed Hats,

TT. Transpsrsnt S Hair Q1 70
| mens a,t' of eIUa large shapes shapes, PA'sC
in Sailors. Pokes and Dropping
/ Brims. IN black and navy only.
June Profit Sharing Sale Price, at
S1.79.-Second Floor.
The Washington times., 1921-06-02
Gretchen Aprons,

OF Amoskeag ging- IN.
ham in chambray. Plain III
colors. stripes. checks.
and plaids. Full cut They en-.
tirely cover the dress. June Profit,
Sharing Sale Price, at 7sc.-Third
Floor. .
The Washington times., 1921-06-05

29c Colored Linene and Beach Suitings
"a inches wde-high- grade cotton fabrics resembling
suiting. The color includes
Copen. Old Rose Orchid, Kings Blue. Reseds,
Pink Linen, Wistaria and White. Colors abso- loo
SOC Printed Voiles
40 inches wide-hsndsome dark grounds. extra hne
quality having the effect OF georgette Grounds
o Navy Copen, Brown, Black. Taupe and Gray, in
the latest and newest effects and styles such
foulard patterns, space dots scroll designs 99c
and fine cluster polka dots coS
SOC Plain Colored Voiles
- inches wide mote the extra width)-a beautiful
. shade chiffon nnl.n grade in CSC
GoIdesberEs-First Floor
The Washington times., 1921-06-05
Petticosts, $2.98

SILK Flounce Petticosts, high
grade cotton tops, in q beautifui
assortment OF fashionable shades.
In pretty changesble effects, also
navy blue and black.
The Washington times., 1921-06-05
Csc Yard Wide PercaIe
Specially Priced 7Ho
For Monday at.....,.....lOC

Beating backgetng down normal these desirable cotton
80 finish quality
svey used for mems and boys shirts womens and cdrens
Good
q
35c Dress Ginghams-Specal at Csc I'd.
32-Inch Peggy Cloth 29c Shrdng Madras
2iuches In
In
tC. 90
The Washington times., 1921-06-05
Special Values in
Ribbons

Satin Ribbons plain and fancy
lowered effects; half to one inch
wide. In pink, blue, white, Gle
mails lavender and cardinal VIZ
Moire and Novelty Stripe Ribbons,
full 4 inches wide; in every de-
sirable shape, including 10
plenty of light colors. .. AOS
Satin and Moire Ribbons, with
satin stripes; also plain MORE, for
sashes; 7 inches tx
VIDE. ...........'.....
Ribbons, for hair bows and
sashes; in all plain. shades 90
and combination colorings.. SS$
GoIdenb~rG's-Fcartk Floor.
The Washington times., 1921-06-05
.SI.25 Satin
Can1isOleS, Csc

Pink Satin Camisoles, fine grade,
with beautiful satin face; trimmed
with fine laces ard insertions in
back and front. satin ribbon shout
der straps. All sizes. A vast as
sortment of styles.
Navy Blue and Brown Satin
Camisoles; good heavy quality with
ribbon or elastic tops. Full &1 IN
cut sizes. .......... View
GoIdensers'.-Trird FI~cr.
The Washington times., 1921-06-05

$l.OO Satin Stripe Voiles
IS inches wide, fine sheer two.py quality,
grounds Of Black, Navy, Alice, Tan, Pink, Light
Blue MATS, etc. with handsome self-coored silk
stripes. One Seasons effec- SOc
materials waists dresses cOS
39c Printed Voiles
90 So inches wde-an exceptionally fine sheer !
collection the handsomest patterns, in
wanted styles and colorings Mostly CSc |
in the desirable light grounds ............ AcS
39c Dotted Organdy
inches wide-a quality in Pink. |
Light Blue and Lavender with contrasting CSc
color dots NV /
4 soc Colond Organdy
- inches wide-extra sheer grade, with
parent finish, in a complete assortment OF 900 |
wanted and evening shades. wv /
The Washington times., 1921-06-05
Mems and Young Mems
Palm Beach &c
Serge Suits
S12. so

All are exceptional values-and the variety
of good-looking styles will appeal to the most
discriminating as we'll as the economical. We'll
tailored in snappy new models for young mon
and conservative STYLES for older meu-from
the materials everybody wants for comfort dur
ing the torrid weather Of the next three months
The collection embraces the following wanted
kinds:
Genuine Palm Reach Suits. each with the
famous trademark label. Practically every
coIor, Including gray, oxford. tan, ssud
green, burgundy and blue, also novelty stripe
effects.
blue light weight, with patch peck
cts. In double aud single breasted models. with
= and buttons.
All regular sizes in the lot from SO TO 46, also
shorts" from 81 to ~, and "Stouts' from b
80.
GoIdenberg's clothes shop for Mcn-FIRST FLOOR
Direct Entrance From II street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-12
TIGERS HANDED SURPRISE
BY LYNCHBURG ELEVEN
Hornets Hold Hampdcn-Sid-
ney to II Tie, Although Wis
itors Are Outplaycd.
Special TO The Times Dispatch. |

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
LYNCHBCRG. VA. Nov. 1l-Al-
though the score here today was 1
and I, i.ynchburg College outplaycf
i!ampdcn- sidney college. The latter
team, expecting 81 rather easy victory
got the surprise oi the season.
Parker was The star for Lynch
burg, being ;he biggest ground gain
er Tor his evelcn. Watson's dcf-n-
sivc work was spectacular. for with
out his interference. .Lynchburr
would have scored once or twice again.
Cromwell failed on - drop kick
from tho ;iftccn-yard line In The third
period.
Lynchburg had the ball on the
eleven yard line and again on III,
six yard line. bu, was held. Johnson.
in the third quarter. blocked n kick
and ran ten yards before being
downcd, Sidney scoring
from this play.
The game was probably tho mos;
interesting OF the local season.
Lynchburg gained BIB yards for
sixteen hrst downs 10 Iiampdcn- Sid
ncy'a Isl yards FOR eight first downs
The lineup:
Lynchbg. Position IIainn.S
.Nc'-' 80 'l"il emo ....... Watson
Nottinrham. left tackle. Fuuuu
MarHan left ruard. Attayu
Clark .......... center go. sands Ccj
tcsies. ....rIgh, guard Sage
Myers CO.,. right tackle Stolt3
lbunbIcy. right end. ErenArnap
WiIiis.... quarter back johnson,
witt ........icf, Dnv
Hastings right half. Sanders
PARKER ....... full back Carte
summary: Tuuchdowns-p ;,rkcr
Tyson. Goals :-ft"r touchdowns-
Myers. Day. Substitu,luns to-
ist.t: Gibson for punkl"y: Rnil"y
Tor Gibson; kitch.r tor Wit. Buck.
harmon for Attayn Tyson FOR san.
dcrs. Tlmc--li minute quartnrs
kef"rcc- Hodges ',Virginia Tccht
Umpire Arnold CNirriuiaJ. Head
lincsman-liohbs tvirglnia).
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-12
McADOO SPEAKS BEFORE
NEW JERSEY AUDIENCE
lBy United Newa.l

WHITE PLAINS. n. j., Nov. ~
william q. Mchdoo, who an,n.o,,
Americans part In the world va
made plea before an Armisticc D,v
crowd Tor the success of the djsorr,a
heht conferences at Washington.
Thirty thousands persons. eo,boraa
TO plant trees In honor of the Con-
rys soldier dead, heard the formcr
secretary OF the Treasury declare tho
abolishment OF oil wars was ar
'deal which will not be downed."
McAdoo reminded that the future
or the world Ia presLated with terri
pie disaster unless disarmament ia
successful.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-12
THREE CONFERENCE
TEAMS UNDEFEATED
llsy Associated press.]

CHICAGO. Nov. li.-Tnrec undo
ichted elc."ns Will new their drive
for the Western Conferences .rLd!ron
championship tomorrow, with the
possibility That one vi the trio VIII
be eliminated as contender.
Wisconsin. Win record OF Ave
straight victories. VIII clash with
Michigan al Madison for the frs,
Time since 1900. IN contest that
promises 10 pT,rshudow al! others
IN the Mid West. these traditional
rivals have Ocen urimlns for their
clash Tor i"0 weeks. ana Wisconsin
Wiz" eleven experienced yrjerau. in
the h"id, appears to have Il slight
advantage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-12
spiders Honor Ancnrrow,s Mcmorx

NersIty paused in their practice yes
ierdaE as the bells t0!led tn. noon
hour TO honor the memory OF New
ton X. Ancaiiuw, former spider half
back, VINO was Killed IN action on
the battlefield In France. oua-t.r
Back Jones had just started ms sig
mars when flourish of Coucn Dob
sons hand oadu him cease. Not n
word was spoken for minute, then
tnc coa'Ni siSnaicd his men TO resume
thcir worh. AEcarrow was the only
FOOTBALL player from Richmond Uni
versity to lose his life ia the world
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-12

BRISTOL, VA TENN. Nov. H.
rothaii games scheduled for Bris-
j today ana tomorrow have been
EnCe!l.d. Carson Newman called Off
re gam" scheduled with King Col.
20 here today. IA order to meet
IarETillc College at jefferson City.
Fnscuium Colleges gam. with Emery
al Henri? tomorrow, WAS called OFF
~ account OF the dishandmcnt Of tho
usculuin team. II ii thought that
.ri"us injuries and failure In aca-
icmic work caused the dISharidment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-12
Damaged vesue, ,se,,,sc5

JACKSONVILLE. FLA. Nov. IL.
the vessel towed bottom up to St.
Johns bar n week ago last Tuesday
by the coast guard cutter. Yama-
oraw' was identified BY diver late
yesterday as the American schonnes
Bagdad. go tons, OF Pensacola 90.
cording to reports received hero To-
day from Mayport. Nothing "a
known Of the fato Of Captain Gr,f.
nth and his crew.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-12
RICHMOND MEsD1sPATCH: SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12 1921
STAGE IS ALL SET FOR
v|RG|N|A's BIC BATTLE
Orange and Blue TO Play
"MountainecrS" Today a,
Charlottesville.
| Spcclal 10 The imes.Dispateh.l

Especial to The Timcs- Dispatch.
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA NOV. II.
Mountaineers. clad ~ muIeakirs q
the gridiron and representing the
University az West Virginia eleven.
ginia tomorrow afternoon on Lam
bcth Field in the big home game o.:
the season TOR the local institution.
Couch Spears and his party. which
numbers twenty-:cvcn, arrived here
at 600 l.. ~. and were met At the
station BY II commi;,cc from the Uni
vcrsity OF Virginia. The visitors
were conducted to n hotel. where the
men were put TO bed Immediately af-
ter supper.
ON III. eve Of the big contest there
IS confluence In both camps, but there
is a difference. Virginia ~ confident
she VIII put up good night and hold
IN" Invaders from the neighborinS
stat" to Il close score. West Viz
sin!a'S rirhkin chasrrs arc confident
%: administering trouncins 10 the
'r'nre ANA Blue. West Virginia has
much better record than the Orange
nj Blue. and has Il right to be con-
den, Oi YicNry.
one % tn. largest crowds In the
history OF charlottesville is expect
d 10 occupy the stadium at Lambeth
4 seats totals $500. hu, a, least s.
go are expected 10 witness hte game.
rclcS cations from all sections OF the
tate will be here early tomorrow.
students from wOuJbcrry Forest.
'!rginia Episcopal school. Lynch
urg High School, Charlottesville
High school and other prep schools
u Virginia Will occupy ii section in
he stadium.
i.in"-ups. as given by the rival
caches tonight. follow:
'irgini. Position W. Virginia
avis. ....... left end Hawkins
hacSicford. left tackle. Meredith
lays ....... left guard -. .Setrop
tank iNs.... center ..... Fuccy
a!l........right guard. -. Kay tc)
! clark ........r!ght tagkl. Earrick
lich!c.. right end X. Hill
ost"r quarter back Carver
:mchart co left half. Martin
'ppinmcnt. right half. Simon
.HrriH. .......fuli back HI
O;ncinls-McGotiim tMi1hiRan). REF
rec. Williams, penn umpire: CO.
ems Ipcnnj. head lincsman: DON
ell: tTrinity. y. ~. fcid Judge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-12
SPORTS
SPIDERS VARSITY READY
TO PLAY ASHLAND ELEVEN
University of Richmond Coach
Denies He Will Be Minus
Two Regulars.
sNEAp AND JONES AnE FIT

Star Bnck Field Men Start Against
NnndoIph-S Macon This Afternoon mt
stadium FIcId--VisitOrs Determined
90 Fight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-12
Prep Teams of North
and South to Meet
lny Associatcd pres.. |

PEABODY. MASS. Nov. 1.-THE
Peabody High School eleven VIII
meet Charleston. s. c.. High School
team In an International football
game at Charleston on December
10. II was announced today. The
two schools have made IA two. year
agreement, game next year TO bc
played here. The local team has
won seven games played TO date.
scoring lS2 points 10 It's oppo-
nnts' z.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-12
Men S KidGloves
Men sNightShirts

Formerly priced at Sips and
worth it; made of cotton shirt
ing and domet flannel; full cut
and roomy. on
TAKE THEM AT. OJC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-12

Clh.N ELAND, ONO. Nov. IL
-hryan Downey, %. Cleveland, viii
meet Happy" LittIc,on. OF N.,y
yrienns, on December -. The ar
c!Sion III %ew Orleans, the men IN
weigh 100 bounds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-12
Grcb Given hind ,,,,,,,

PlTTsBLKGu, Nov. Ii.-Bll,y
..nn,' me Californian. gave Harry
mere tonight. Grcb. however. Ink
hN Out OF the ten rounds by n small
margin. In the tenth. shade walled
~ ana gave the local boy, boxing
lesson ana n lacing 40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-12
Wool Underwear

Regular Sl.25 garment, made
by one OF the most prominent
makers in the country: perfect
shirts and drawers, in gray
only. Take them mr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-12


Head Coach Frank ". Dobson pro-
nounced his varsity ut for today's
football contest in face OF runors
that two OF his best buck field men
would be on the inactive list. There
fore. when Spider apd Jacket face
zach other this afternoon at s O'Clock
"i. Stadium Field. W"sthampton. fans
VIII again see the pair OF dangerous
Red and riluc pisskin transportcrs
cavortins with the other nine locals.
Injuries received by Sncnd In the
Wake Forest contest and by Jones
during practlc" Wednesday after
noon were at !irsi received WIN dhrH
IorbodIugs. bu, later II DEVELOPED
that these two dependable lacks were
only recipients 81 minor hurts one
day out OF uniform and ear" Tor each
has brought. them aroun! in good
shape. Both Snead and Jones were
"a the dummy drill yesterday morn
ing at Wcsthampton with their ac-
"uHtoncd NE.
The University az Richmond grid
camp has heard runhiings from the
north OF their camp All week. and
Tho advance Of the Randolph Macon
warriors VIII follow this morning
Anh no battle with invaders from the
north OF the capital OF the old Con
fedcracy Is expected 10 have sur
passed what dop"sters figure will
cnsuc on the checked field o! Spider
dom this afternoon.
University az Richmond and Ran
football gam" OF the day. The con
test viii mark the close OF the Ash
lan6crA' sonson. and they are out TO
make grand finale. For Richmond
IL is the final contest before the big
Turkey Day classic with William and
Mary. and there are manifold reasons
why the Rcd and Blue wants II de-
cistve victory. Richmond wants to
prove that last Saturdays steam
roller. which they put over Wake
Forest, was no nulsc. The Dotson
team wants 10 make a good killing
b"for" the temporary rest just pciorc
10 Sc. villa, Subs can do. a desire that
could hardly bc pratiheh in face Of
the extremely heavy program that
they have been carrying this fall.
1t is known that COTS men will
enter the gam" 10 h"ny the Spiders
;h.sc wants. and Dobsun has tried
III" w'"k TO talk hts men out Of
ovcrConild"ns. IN view o. tho JOHN
cation after the recent triumph.
Richmond viii have nm edge on the
nsht wi.l be there. and JUS, as Wake
ForcE; wa. the favorl;c Hast week
ihc unc,p"rt.d has "a privilege OF oc
curing again today.
Probable !inc-ups.
Rich. Position RIM.
notcl!ne left end .....,... Hell
Carlton 49,! .i"ft tiCkie. Walker
lodges .l.f, guard. Arthur
lI"thci.. center ........ Cobb
Johnson right guard. Hook man
Teams. right tacklG. Hughes
Robins. .ght cnd. Siuoo,
Jones tc) quarter back. Tea que
Snead ......ruiI back .Bauserrnan
Towii. Tort hall back .Appi"w hite
HicElnr right half back Rand ulph tcJ
Time o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-12

Those arc very Rne
Swcatcrs-warn and
scrvlccable: well
made garments in
popular styles and
colors. II Will pay
you to buy two Of
these garments dur.
ing this sale: for
they are unusually
good values.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-12
Stcchrr Given n.....

., III "A los. NEB.. Nov. l1.-Joe
SSttcher. former hcavyweisht wrcst-
nns cnampion. was given the decision
81 over Charles Peters here 20
n'sn mo match being called after
an ho"r wrestling with neither man
securing "A fail '"h
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-08
TULSA EXTENDS FIRE ZONE TO
ELIMINATION OF coon TOWN

Tulsa, Okla, June s.-An order ex.
tending fire regulations to cover 80
blocks o: the devastated negro district
here issued by the city commission
was regarded by officials as marking
The passing OF the old negro quarter,
Guards prevented the erection OF any
buildings that are not fire proof
Frame structures will not be per.
mtted in the zone and this. 1t is be-
lievei will prevent negroes from re-
building homes In the area.
The action was expected to force
negro residences into a new district
farther removed from the business Sec
tion
While negroes will be unable to erect
hcmes On the old sites, business men
pointed out that they would profit
financially by the move. The property
with fire restrictions, will be much
more valuable for business uses. 1t was
said. Prominent business men declared
that In the business district would not
be able to sell Il for more than II was
worth formerly for residence uses.
Then II was pointed out, they would
have enough money TO buy property in
another district and erect better homes
than they had before the riots.
The legal committee Of the board Of
public welfare today made public an
opinion that persons who lost as a re-
suit Of the riots and incendiarism
could not hold the city or county liable
for damases
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-08
MORE VIOLATORS OF
PARKING ORDINANCE
KICK IN WITH FINES

Four more automobiles were taken
into the police station from the re-
stricted parking district, between the
hours Of :30 and o'clock this MORN
ing, The owners were fined S. each
Two OF the alleged offenders failed
to appear in the municipal court to
answer the charges against them. One
of them. o. A. Reed, who had two
cars parked in the district early this
morning, forfeited $40 on both the
cases. c. H. Smithers, who also failed
to appear in court, forfeited q IS
bond. j. l.. Wood was the other al
legged offender.
j. NJ. ("Duecy') Barron. who was
charged several days ago with vag-
rancy. and whose case was continued
until this morning, was fined $50 by
Judge Doak Barron gave notice Of
appeal The arresting officer. w. r.
Stroud, and Chief of Police Hignight
testified that they had known Barron
for about Is years but had never
known him to do any amount Of legiti-
mate work.
John Henry charged with unlawful
possession Of choc failed to appear
and thereby forfeited a $50 bond.
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