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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-02-13

IN lconnectlon with The accesslons Of
tonnage to the |. NJ M. fleets, it is
known that the company is in the mar
ket to increase its American flag ton
mage whenever possible by the pur-
chase of suitable ships, and that it also
has in hand designs for two large
oceana~iiners for the American Line,
orders for which may be placed with
American builders on the return of
more settled conditions in American
shipping.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-02-13
Navy Orders
From The Trtbume's Washington Bureas

WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.--Navy or
ders issued to-day follow;
Adams. Ems. e. L.. to U. S. S. Pensacola
Biesemeier. 1t. o. g. H. to U. S. S. Ell.
Bye, 1t. H, to destroyer force, Pacific
Fleet.
Cassidy, 1t. T. M, to San Francisco.
Conlon. Ems. A, E.. TO U. S. S. Pensacola.
Ertz. 1t, Cmdr. H., to U. S. s. Henderson.
Fitzgerald. Mach. l.. W., to U. S. S. Robin.
Grimm. 1t; d. 81 j. r.. to destroyer force.
Pacific Fleet.
Hendley, 1t, r. B.. to U. S. S Bushnell.
Rintze' 1t, Cmdr. h. e. to U. S, s.
Mervine.
Jones. 1t. Cpdr. c. H. to Indian Head.
Jones, Cmdr. H. to nth Naval District.
McCallum, 1t. D.. to U. S. S. Lebanon.
Moriarty, 1t q. g. s T.. to U. S. S. Teal
Peterson, Ems, y. A, to u. S. S. OBannon.
Prewett, CHI. Gun b. M. TO San Francisco
Ruddock, 1t Cmdr;; T. D.. to Indian Head.
Shaw. Lit Cmdr w. A. to Indian Head.
Witham Bosn. c., 10 Norfolk
Hestherington. Eng. w. A. (Cl. 81. to U. s.
s. Trinity.
Marie, 1t. Is. &C, e. Corpse (cl. y. to 18th
Naval District.
Singleton, Lit. q. 50 G.. Il. {Cl 50, to
Asiatic Station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-02-13
Princeton i'm RELAYS

Princeton will be represented in six
relay championships, two other running
events and four field contests at the
Penn relay carnival, Philadelphia, April
20 and 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-02-13
FOREIGN PORTS
Departures for New yor,

Departures Tor New York
SOUTHAMPTON. Feb 1l--str iceland
(Br).
CALLAo Feb 11--str Santa Teresa.
BUENOS AYRES, Feb 1o-Str Bonheur,
Naples, Feb Str Canada (Fr).
ST NAZAIRE, Feb Str Bellingham
ROTTERDAM, Feb 1o-Str Mitchell.
Arrivals From New York
MEJILLONES. Feb l1--Str Laciuue
GLASGOW, Feb 11--Str West Tacook
HAMBURG, Feb Str Mongolia.
CHRISTIANiA, Feb Str Narueea
(Nor).
B E N. Feb s-str stavangerfjo-d
(Nor).
BARBADOS. Feb Str FL Captain.
PlRAEUS, Jan 25-Str Graecia (Swed)
PARA. Feb Str Cuyaba (Braz)
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Feb Str Man
churla.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-02-13
France Reducing
Adverse Balance
I'm Foreign Trade
Proportion of Its Exports to
Imports IS Per Cent in
1920, Compared With 33
Per Cent i'm Previous Year

Official returns for 1920 indicate that
Franco dnr;nc tho voor redroad +bo
Wv ''e" '',0
ADVERSE baiahce IN her foreign trade
by approximately 11,000,000000 francs,
or 45 ner cent comnarod with the YEAR
1910 MI uno.t;o -. 80" -
10A'' Inc proportion Oh exports TO
imports improved from 33 per cent in
1919 to 63 per cent in 1920.
0o+a;1od 4, ;, y, A.,
-, '"'1eu io'Ni"s ieoei'eu ny Inc
bankers trust company from Its
French information service show the
valuation of imports and exnorts for
H. 4,, .. l 80,
vac ."o years " nave peeh as Aoiio"s
YIN 1rancs)'
rmnorts Ok 19 lSt ~, ooo
Exports ii's?S 500 COO coo
----------- 80
Excess of imports........ 2s.s1o,ooo 600
, 1920
iE! xp0rts S9'tot' ooo ooo
- '''''''''''''''. 1@'4oa'ooe'oVV
Excess Of imports. 1880. ooo 900
An outstanding faa+,r. of ~. 49,
+,,,,,, - 49,. '''e
10 '"aI ii"poi's were less IMAM
in the preceding year, indicating that
the high level of Frances purchase
from abroad has been nassed Tho
significance of the gain in nronortio
of exports to imports is apparent when
compared with the pre-war returns In
1913 French exports amounted to 81
per cent of the imports, so that in in
creasing her exports from SO per cent
to the proportion of 63 per cent of her
imports in 1920 France made a con-
siderable advance towards reaching her
normal foreign trade status.
The returns further disclose that
Frances exports of food products last
year increased 100 per cent over SINH
lar exports in 1919, while the increase
IN exports of industrial materials was
146 per cent and of manufactured off;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-02-13
Fire Record
LOSS.

ls:o6-e7 Washington at Louis Ha-
1sss-worth and Lafayette st snNh0~n
shanty, Edison Coco. Unknown
ls;3o-lS6 w. l45th st: James
l2:5o--S+6 Columbus av.; John D.
Howard ................Un Unknown
2ss--Sos e. 18th ST.. Mary schnel-
DER Observation-Disclosures. Unknown
a:ac--B55 w. 26th st Corona Cor
s:25-2i East Houston ST.; Mutual
Lamp Co,............. Unknown
7:o6-Front OF Ala w. saith St: auto
mobile truck. Dominick
Coolie ................. Trtfiing
s:iS-s61 w, 1l6th St: Frank John
lc:1o-s3s q. Fordham Road. the
Bronx; Ryer Auto Repair
Shop Observation-Disclosures. Unknown
s:oo--l7ad st. and Haven av.; I'M
4;oo-sos w. 10th st: James Rich
,. hEuson ..'-..s .TriElng
s:1o-s49 w. 4sth st; william Far
s;so-sao w 5ist st; James Carter q''S A'
s;oo--52 w. ll7th ST.; Oscar Whit. ''''''
s;ss-5O7 W. ltsd ST.: nown.. Unknown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-02-13

OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS
Sail Tomorrow
Mail Vessel
closes sails.
Mary, San Domingo C.11:30AM 200 PM
City of Savannah, Sa-
On
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-02-13
70 Add 100000 Tons

The following table gives the list of
the international Mercantile Marine
Company's postwar tonnage under
construction or in process Of compile
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-06
PETTY THIEVES
SHOW ACTIVITY

Jervet and Green. whose place ~
place OF business is at 80 Indianapol-s
boulevard Hammond. lost SIS carly
Monday morning via the thett route.
The thieves put a bench against the
back Of the building and climbed over
a partition The money was al II si-
yer. and was taken from he cash
drawer.
Henry Bieker, IS Douglas stfeet
Hammond. lost tire and rim valued a.
So late last night when be was retusu-
Ing from Indiana HarboT He does
not know II the articles were last or
stolen.
Miss Riedstra. ITlghiand Ind. was
robbed OK q coat and suit which were
IN machine parked In rone ot she
Central school She values ,he cl2ta-
ing at $3.50.
Eugene Granny 165 Coneey ava-
,cst his bicycle II Hammond's za
specialist. who has been iy.rg dorm
ant for several weeks Crumiy park-
the wheel ia front Of the Bijou tae-
afro on State street Sunday agtern 81
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-06
MERRILLVILLE

Aoo bssan this Inornins with H
J. Calpha. high school principal Miss
Les Flora from Harrison county. md.
VII teach IN room three Miss Laura
nara ia room two Miss Lucille
RoFd ia room one.
ITro Manis from camp Grant IS
home On furlough over Labor Day
Mrs ora Maggart and son % south
ca.sago visited at the John Demons
home and called on friends here IN
town Friday.
$ Eason of Gary was IN town last
Thursday
Mrs Emma vincent 81 Crown Point
visited az the Underwood home la ct
Friday
Mrs. Frank Franz and the two
Youngest children are visiting relatives
s. Minoka. Ill They returned home
yesterday
Mrs. casper Engle and children re-
turned - her home IN Cincinnati last
sunday morn gnt rOLGol
Sunday morning
Mrs. Anna Werner Of Hammond and
Mrs Emma Faust and children Of East
Chicago spent last sunday with their
aunt Mrs. huidah c1azier, who is re-
gaining her health slowly
ia Loyce of chicago. spent sunday
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-06
WELL MATES
IT'S A SAD
SAD STORY


CROWN POINT, Ind. sept Co. The
Hammond police took severe lacing
from tho Crown Point base ball team
Sunday afternoon a tne Hub Tine
score was Il T. 4 Tail grass in The
outfeld and glazing sun ia taetr
eyes made the job Of the policemen
doubly hard The Crown Point deid-
ers were equipped with smoke glasses
They had been practicing running %
the long grass and had gotten THIS
feat down pretty hue
George Hanlon. the loqaacious man
ages Of the cope, went in twice As a
pinch hitter. and twice connected with
the pin once for two bases Hs
brought in a run on the Ions hit Hs
got into trouble IN the long grass
however, when playing left field ~
chasing q ny which slipped betwee
his fingers. he fell in the erass After
locating the ball ne threw II rs the
center felder instead 81 the second
oaseman His hitting more than made
Up for the wild heave however
Tho Police ana Bankers VIII play
the third and deciding game rs their
series Thursday afternoon at Harrison
park Each team has won a game ~
oint point. and this contest Will BIZ q
real scrap. Thursday afternoon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-06
GREAT BILL AT
THE PARTENON

Tomorrow will be the last day = The
the Parthenon theatre. and ThursdaN
VIII see complete change In program
The Jack George Duo black face COM
one Of the best black faced acts on the
Orpheum circuit followed hy Georg a
Howard. the dancing violinist who ems
tertains wonderfully "On Board ship
s high class singing and Instrumental
act IS real entertainment and receive
g great amount ~ applause from tn,
patrons The Monroe Bros. acrobstic
comedians are very clever ard cause
one 70 gasp at some of their hair RAISE
ing stunts. The balance Of the nre-
gram. an excellent picture featuring
Thomas Ne CHAN in The city oe lent
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-06
TO REFUTE DIET
RICK'S STATEMENT

The statement made by Fred Det-
rick Of Gary. at the Labor Convention
at Hammond last week in the terms
that the American Legion and the 10y
I'll League are the same and that the
strikers during the steel strike We're
given a dirty deal BY mAmbers OF the
Legion. nH1 be refuted Va a meeting
10 be held ST the library this evening.
At this time the members OF the Cary
Post OF the American Legion wiz frame
a report Of the Legion's attitude to-
wards organized labor 20 be dispatched
to the American Federation of Labor.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-06
GABLER BUILT UP
SURPLUS FUND

Henry Gabier. business agent Of the
Hammond painters union. VINO was el-
ected lag week to his fourth term as
secretary -treasurer Of the Indiana
state Building Trades Council was APP
pointed four years ago to serve the un-
expired term Of 2. T. Drew At time
when the council was a thousand dol
lars in the hole. Under Coolers aa-
rniniseration the council has built ap
a big surplus
GabIer 80 one IF the influential men
OF the state building trades and Ham-
n1ond labor men are congratulattng him
on his reelection
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-06
THIS WAS A
NOISY CHAP

George FoaIey. 1909 sedgewick ave.
Chicago. because Of his oeIligerent
ways ard loud tongue. is IN the Ham
raond jail awaiting trial for drunke~-
ness and gun totlng He was arrest
&c at the Five Points by officer Wag-
goner. after he had threatened the
conductor 81 a street car on which ~
was riding and had terrorized the pas
sengers. He was brought 70 the sta
tion and booked for drunkenness and
in the customary search the gun was
found on him, adding a more serious
count for him to answer to.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-06
THIS MANS NERVOUSNESS
AND STOMACH ILLS BANISHED

are AFFLICTED with nervous troubles
In this case Nerv- Worth went straight
to the source If the trouble and re-
suits we're speedy. and this Is the Gus
tom with Nerv- Worth. Quick results
end entire satisfaction have made
Nerv-Werth famous. II you suffer
from nervous Affections or their at
tending Ills, such as stomach trouble.
or rundown condition. give Nerv-
Worth trial Summers Pharnacv
sells Nerv-Worth in this city. and i
Is kept fl stock by all leading drug
gists everywhere. all Of whom are au-
thorized 70 refund your money II you
are not pleased after you have taken
your drst bottle Adv
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-06
WIFE ACCUSES
HER HUSBAND

George Glinskf 81 Calcago avenue
spent The night in the Hammond JaH
IS true, he ought to stay Theirs Sis
snd several neighbors. atege ta,
GlnsN had given her severe Seating
which has lasted COR the past f8c or
three DAYS. and that hs's were not thl
only weapons used. The woman bears
q bruise on hsr neck which Sic sass
was indicted by brick she fHrth
~ states that her step son assisted
his father in administering the beat
irEs
Ginski Is held on disorderly con-
duct charge pending his wife's appear
ance 70 swear out an affidavit oI as
eapit and battery. The case IS sen Is.
a future date.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-06
Exoels Greeee.

A young Greek, whose home is IN
Athens, was a visitor TO the capitol,
and after making the rounds Of the
different apartments and viewing the
beauties Of the nave he said he had
seen all the finest buildings IN his ma
tive country. but none of them could
compare with Kentuckys capitol for
beauty and elegance OF construction
Frankfort State Journal.
Origin Of Various celors.
From madder growing IN Hindu
stan) we obtain the paint color Tur.
key red From the yellow sap OF 2
tree In Siam, caught by the natives
in coconut shells. gamboge. Raw sien-
ma and raw umber from earths In
Sienna and Umbria. Italy.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-06
w. -. How'd Reports Rich blessing
Conferred by Nerv-Worth.

7 was unable 70 set a good nights
rest on account Of my nervous condi-
ton said Mrs. How'd, who resides at
1917 Mason ST Flint. AIjch ANA /
have found Nerv-Worta very benen-
cial I have taken bottles and am
greatly improved also recommend
Cd Nerv-Worth 10 E neighhor. who
was IN bed with nervous headache.
She mad taken only part az a bottle.
and yet IS able 70 be up and arotfnd
the house 7 for one can cheerfullv
recommend Nerv-Worth 10 those VINO
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-06
ORE BOATS IN
GARY HARBOR

Fifteen boats entered tic Gary Har-
Dor n the past week breaking the rec
Ord q any other seven days this sea
son some of the boats docking were
the William y. Schiller the Thomas 2
Finch the James Davidson and the
Thomas Wickwire THESE were laden
with iron ore from Lake superior
some of the other boats carried coal
and one limestone
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-06

This smart silk jersey frock IS a
pretty sports model which may be
worn until the last summer day
has passed 1t is simple model
with narrow bands Of the material
forming q lattice work on The
blouse and front of the skirt yoke
Very short sleeves, a row of COW
cred buttons down the front and
a fringe edged sash are distin-
gushing features.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-06
GARY
NEWS
WOMAN FREED WHEN
WITNESSES REFUSE
TO PROSECUTE

Dora Jackson, oolored who was ar
rested few days age was released
i'm police court by Special Judge A. C.
Huber, when witnesses refused to pros
ecate her Dora lives at SIS " gard
avenue. she has been charged with
assault ana battery
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-06

with relatives here
Miss Louise Nendorf Of S. Johns.
spent several days here at the Nendors
home last week
The NJ E. District Meeting for the
stewards settling up time VIII Be held
"a LaPorte, next Thursday September
sth Mr. Henry Kuehl was elected as
a delegate to 20 from this place By the
quarterly conferences
The meeting Saturday night was well
attended. considering the weather. Mr..
Holmes made some things very plain.
some q the people knew just how they
wanted g vote. but the majority did
not
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-06
Unsattsned

Man is made Of dust and IS general
~ out for more.-Boston Transcript.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-11-20
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Marshall Business
Brokers.

business brokerage Is Oul
speciality, we render professional
service. Our success is well
known, listing does not count
advertising does not count unless
the place is sold. Having your
place listed and advertised under
our name, in most every case
means a sale. All legal matters
carefully handled. All business
confidential. List your place
now and save time.
Special-Small hotel. com.
pletely furnished, long lease; inn
mediate possession; half price at
$500.
Hotel-Large cafeteria, first
floor; Is rooms above; must be
seen to be appreciated. Price
5000.
Note our list of recently listed
rooming houses, we don't adver-
tise the same places for months
We sell them.
Rooming house near 10th and
Mass. ave-: II rooms. h.-w.h
Price, ST 800.
Rooming house near 18th and
K sts. h.-w.h, 10 rooms, large
garage; good lease; $1,000.
Rooming house near 18th and
K sts.; II rooms, nicely furnish.
ed. Price, $l,150; terms.
Rooming house; II rooms,
downtown. Price, ST 900; terms
Rooming house near 10th and
Eye SITS; II rooms; rent, $50
Price, $3.50.
Beautifully furnished roomine
house; IA rooms. 4 baths; rent
isis. Price. $3.50.
Rooming house; 10 rooms, h..
VIII. electric lights; 2 baths
Price. $500.
Rooming and boarding house
near Dupont Circle; beautiful
and exclusive place; Is rooms. Z
baths. electric lights: $1,000.
Delicatessen store; 2 living
rooms, steam heat. electric light
fine store for 81 $50.
Delicatessen and confectionery
NV: one of the best stands ir
the city. Price. $500.
Delicatessen: one of the best
in city: rent, SIS; 7-year lease
Price. $1,000.
Grocery and meats; up-to-date
and paying place. Price right.
!. Lunch room; will seat about
loo people; rent, SOS. Price
Is1.50O.
Lunch room; Penna. ave.
open day and night. Price
$4,000.
Listed Saturday, 10Th: Res.
taurant near transfer corner
downtown; opportunity for live
wire. Sacrifice at $500: 81 ,OO
cash; balance in monthly notes
Watch for our advertisements
Marshall Business
Brokers,
020 n. Y. Ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-11-20
FOR SALE-MIsCELLANEOUS
DIAMOND BARGAINS.

MOSl BE SOLD a | ONCE.
These diamond bargains have been left with
us to be sold by private people who need
money. Our personal guarantee accompanies
each purchase.
We win accept small deposit on any Of
these bargains and hold them until Xmas.
$1,000.
Ladys genuine diamond engagement ring.
A beautiful gem. Absolutely perfect and flaw
diamond Is the acme of perfection. Party paid
S4SU Tor 1t 8 months ago. will sacrifice for
$l97 on account of business reverses. Must
raise cash at once. Weighs over !. carat
This is rare bargain.
$175.OO.
Gentlemen's genuine diamond ring. abso-
iutey perfect biue-whte color Weighs X
carat Party is in need of cash. will sacrifice
Tor $40 for quick sale. Here is very rare
opportunity. Party paid originally $3.50 Guar
ahteed by US to be exactly as represented
$751; so.
Lady's handsome perfect cut genuine dia-
mond engagement ring. Party in urgent need
OF cash will sacrifice for half price If sold at
for $500. This is of the LIST values
We have offered for many day. IF you are
lucky enough to get this one. We will guaran-
tee it exactly as represented.
$1,000.
Here is A REAL SNAP. Lady's genuine
diamond Tiffany ring. cost originally so. Par
~ wants cash and will sacrifice this beautiful
diamond ring for $50. This is a bargain and
whoever buys II we will give written guar
antee. Consider this 1t is worth while Blue
white. perfect cut diamond.
F1SCIIER'S.
91S f STREET. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-11-20
P. F. CARLEY,

| L. T. NNNLI
Reliable Business Broker,
l617 E St. NV. +. olo5.
Remember my motto IS a
square deal to seller and buyer ;
no charge for listing and adver-
Using your business; no charge
for drawing legal papers, also
$50 commission.
A few special bargains for your inspection:
81 room rooming house with several baths:
come about $500. Asking price. $4,000;
| 33-room rooming house. with several paths:
! furnace heat: gas light: lease. with TO-"
S. ssn .s5d Income about S'00 a A''n'".
| 25-room rooming house with several baths;
gas and electric lights: low rental. with i DH
lease; q real moneymaker fHce, S''-oV'
cash required. $1,000
i2-room roomins house, downtown location cation
wi a5 , fs5%sse R Rsss e. sh' 10"
10 rooms and bath near Union station. with
| low rental and lease: Will sacrifice il sold
Near Dupont Circle: 12-room rooming house.
with furnace heat. gas and electric nght; ele-
gantly furnished; low rental with. lease
Rhode island ave. near 14th st. NV; T.
room roOming house, with gas ana electro
lights: steam heat; good furniture io no rental
with lease: AL location. Price, s2,ooo' part
cash. =,
Bakery and confectionery: Mt. Pleasant To-
cation: nicely equipped: a splendid location:
owner will sacrifice on account of other husi-
ness. Price, 5000.
bakery and confectionery: 1+th st. location !:
! a sRlendid stand for hustler. A S4,ooo
plSG you can secure for 81, 500.
Bakery and confectionery; s.w. location a
aStendid stand; low rental, with lease. Price.
I GROCERY and market store: near Soldiers
Nome; AL stand for hustler; low rental,
With lease. Price, So 900.
/ Ladies' tailoring and cleaning: a splendid
stand, with low rental and 3-year lease.
Dry cleaning and tailoring business; in
come about $500 month: a hustler can dou-
| BILE the business. Price, $500.
If your business is for sale l
am sure it will pay you to list it
with me; | can sell it if it is
salable.
Office Hours s AN. to I PM.
p F CARIFY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-11-20
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

electric. with motor; guar
ing Machine Exchange, - st. NV. FIR. 377S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-11-20
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

FUR COLLAR. blnck, 81: girls coat. age
three IS; Oxfords. high shoes. Apt. 40. 1910
L. III n u,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-11-20

PEDESTAL LAVATORY with shampoo hx
-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-11-20
DIAMOND BARGAINS.

S-" flone l"infnbi III ~
DIAMOND BARGAINS.
These diamond bargains have been left with
us 10 b. sold by privat" people who are in
carefully examined by our diamond expert
and each purchase * accompanied by our per
4 DEPOSIT WILL RESERVE ANY AR
TlCLE FOR CHRISTMAS.
S2S5.0O.
Gentleman's handsome genuine hIge- white
diamond ring Large diamond. weighs nearly
one full carat, absolutely perfect cut cTaran-
sired. Our diamond expert has examined this
beautiful DIAMOND thoroughly and person
ally guarantee the quality. This is bona
fide bargain; Party need, '-ash and will sac
fany's New York store.
$1,000.
t;enteman's beautiful heavy solid gold iia-
mond cluster ring. containing Z large. beautiful
perfect cut genuine diamonds. Very large and
extremely brilliant diamond. Looks like one
large diamond weighing carat>. Party must
500 1t cost originally $50. Phenomenal bar
gain. Must he seen I" ~ appreciated.
S125.0O.
Gentleman's beautiful 9-stone diamond clrs-
ter ring: Cost originally S22j: Party in urg.
sold by TuesdaT This is sAt ona Of 10" the fines,
diamond rings we have seen for some time.
Our guarantee goes with T. Snap it mp. 1t is
Sl25.OO.
Iady's beautiful genuine diamond ring con
tanning 9 large. perfect cut genuine blue white
diamonds. Hand carved solid gold ring. Would
make handsome Xmas gift. Party needs
money, will sacrifice for Slo5 Must he sold a,
once. Cost originally S22J. Extraordinary bar
gain.
FISCHER'S,
o1S F STREET NV.
Omen EVENINGS
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Observation-Disclosures TO continue the pros
porous course Of business keep in the mid
lie of th. road ard attend our end of giving
the square valur for the cash spent. See for
new. uncalled-fo- suits SIS To S2n: new pants
s.. 81, 81: slightly used suits. 81 up; dresses.
| 81 up. Justi's Old Stand, 6ig -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-11-20
DOLLARS IN lar f S

We supply guaranteed high
grade stock and buy back
all hares six months old
weighing six pounds you
raise. ut 81 to $3.50 and
up a pair, and pay express
charges. Big profits. Use
back yard barn. cellar. at
tie. Contract and illustrated
caialog Free. Standard Food
and Fur Association. 4OJ-k.
BrnadMaY. New York.