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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03

All gift questions can be- answered
at the :. J. MCtice shop, % west
Third street and at all prices and
yOu viii receive some real help In
the selection as this is one OF the
service ideas OF this shop.
FUR collars Of the chin ana shawl
types are very smart this season and
arr shown in all the popular furs for
summer wear.
| know where there is a real gem
ulue feast for the cycs OF the woman
who adorcs and appreciates ORIGINAL
gowns, cults, Wraps and sports ap-
parcl from such origiuatnrs as Lam
WIN, dickson, Jenny Madeline 1t
Madclien. Bravant and others equal
~ as well known. | know every one
of you are listening to know whore,
and I've been trying to keep II un-
IN they moved into their new store
at Firm and Maiu--thcrc- now
YOU know IL l. tine Paris Fashion
shop. These wonderful models dO2-
ems OF them, are here aud more com
ing, so Mr.. Prayer decided that II
YOU wished YOU might drop In this
week. To see this collection of cN-
quisite garments at AIS South Main.
I'd just love to give you more details
but viii leave the thrill of their un-
usual charm to greet you.
Dresses made of two shades Of the
same material arc approved by the
younger set and flying panels and
sa-hCs seem equally popular with
them.
Youu find smart sports, street
ana drcssy ChdpCauN, each one a
pattern model from some we'll
known designer, in Miss LARS
millinery department, at the Dcmor-
est, sos South Main.
The simplicity that marks the cor
rect fashions for this season rcqui,-S
the touch of the expert just as much
ns the elaborate fashions OF other
years,
Like spring morning In April
beautiful In their fresh crisp Colors
are the sweaters they are showing
In "A most wonderful variety at more
wonderful prices, at lesters, olt
South Main.
4 friend Just home from Tnlm
Beach. tells me that tailored silk
blouscs have not been nearly as pop
uinr there ~ the handmade French
blout-s-s and the washable slip-Ons.
/ Expressing every surginE JOY or
I the new season are sports suits
| frocks, blouseg, hats and everything
/ for town or country wear at Miss L0-
highs Smart Vogue shop in the New
/ Wright building.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03

For years 1t has boon Uncle Buck
not Dean J. = Buchanan, TO fresh.
men and seniors alike. Dean Gi,tl,.
ger H. shortened to cit" and u /,
pap" Brewer who heads tho rrr
lish department. Judge" Iirds,-
Is university treasurer and Blskcra
dCrfer, an English professor. lis ru,
down to "Blick.' Prof L. y Nor.
gan Is better known as "Fess' ard
in the same manner Prof. Joshua
Lee is plain Josh" Athletes have
their "Bennie" owen and Jake" Ja.
cobaon. coaches.
An interesting example OF how A
professor is sometimes named Tor
his favoritc expression Is that o..
Prof. Oscar J. Behrer who. O. stu.
dents, will always be play Nice"
This has been his favorite request
dozens OF times TO every band he has
directed at the university.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03

The optical department OF the
licilbron jewclry store at Main and
Second, is modCrnly equipped with
every convenience. making II possi-
bio for DR.. Augstrcich, who Is expect
ed to be here in a fcw days TO give
he eyes a perfect test. Special at
tcntion will also be given to having
your glasses becoming which is
quite an item TO Miss Feminine"
Hats OF the hour'-Modcls suit
able for each and every occasion
youll find at Iierold's, 81 West
THIRD.
Mrs. Carpenter has returned from
New York and is "bubbling over"
with corset styles and news for the
corset department OF the Paris
Fashion Shop. and II you will watch
IN be able to tell YOU lot OF in.
tcrestlug gossip about this well
known Corsctierc next week. In the
lmcantimc don't forget that tho
How'd corset Is ideal.
white angorn cloth is bcing used
In gr~t many ways this spring.
both on wraps and hats,
It's spring and early summer at
Mrs. Smiths Childrons shop in tho
pomorest, 500 South Main, Each
time | drop in find q world OF new
trocks, coats, hats and everything
the children wear between the ages
of two and 2 years. For the moth
ers | also noted, In this shop, some
very distinctive 'underthings, of eX-
quisite materials and fashioned In
very rrcnchy styles.
Doesn't this sound attractive for n
rainy day \ rrd leather onat with
matching sports hat and an umbrcl-
In Of the same shade. 'Twould
change most any sombcr mood to
one OF Chccrfulncr,s.
oh, such a wealth OF gorgeous coll
I oring and richness OF fabric as one
secs In the smart frocks for spring,
| in the display at Testers, 5lA South
Main.
A New York paper says, "Thc
bobb,si hair while IL has been used
( here for several ScaSOnS, assms tO bc
( ginning instead OF dropping off In
| popularity.
/ Among the Charmngly smart
sports things | noted at the Dcmor-
/ est shop, sos South Main, this week
wcro the imported knit frocks and
suits and tho home-spuus, and
twoeds that all resorts have fca-
. tured 80 strongly this season, besides
an extraordinary display OF separ
ate skirts. sweaters and tailored
blouses ] was especially impre sSed
with the fact that they were very
moderately priced,
Tho number OF BABY louis heels
ON tho new spring street shocs ~ no
ticsSable, which h. very good tndi-
cation tfn,t women are going In for
comfort as well as style
4 delightful place to eat, where
food satisfies tho sense OF taste
food that you never grow tired Of,
* tho reputation our popular Tea
cup Inn has won for itself. Have you
tried their 500 dinner Of four
spl5ndid courses
You may be interested to know
that by her perfect system of Elec-
trolysis, the removal OF moles
warts and superfuous hair u done
harmlNsly and permanently by Mrs.
McClintock at her Marinello Beau
.ity Parlors, IS West Fourth.
Gray II being favored more I'm ar-
CSSories than In costumes Judging
from tho better showings
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03

Nh'H buotcIlci ~ SOuln Nam.
The woman who loves beautiful
irocks, who demands the latest
styles and appreciates excellent
Qualities viii be interested in tho Ia
Wheat Shop, 219 l-2 South Main,
over the Palace thoater. / call il
tho wonder shop" because I won
der how In tho world they can show
nearly 500 charming dresses, each
one JOY within itself, the latest
styles, In every seasOnable color, and
lovely material, and then say 20 you,
your choice for $500" Drop in
and I'm sure you will agree with me
that this is wonder shop.
Tlr crowns and brims of the hats
this season display as much diver
sity of style as the trimmings them
selves.
Nothing adds to woman's personal
charm more than beautiful hair and
what JOY to know that gray or faded
hair Is absolutely unnecessary since
tho hair expert at Mra, Leachman's
Hair and Beauty shop at II East
Fifth is so successful with the new
French lnecto which turns tho hair
back to its natural color in less than
80 minutes, then a lovely shampoo,
a marcel and you are delighted with
the results. Ask Mrs. Leachman
about IL,
Nearly all Of the now hairbands
nrC made OF small flowers used on
narrow silk bands OF ribbon and IL l.
considered chic to use the same
flowers on the IToCk with which they
are worn.
For embroidered table and bed
sets, French novelties, stamping OF
/ all kinds and embroidery done 10 or
/ der, visit the Boulder Millinery and
| Art store, sos South Boulder.
Wrcathes for the summer hats art
being shown In a profusion of lonp
grasses that trail off the brims, with
small flowers nestled i'm the grasses
The whole world is dancingv
Never has this wholesome amuse-
ment been more popular, But TO en-,
| JOY IL one needs be "a good dancer
and know all the new steps. II you
are interested, let Genevieye L.auf
laire tell you about II at her dane,
| ing academy, 4l4 South Boulder.
Wells are AZ popular aS ever, hut
it seems that the flowing veil ana
the la"c jabot have given place. foi
the tlmC being to figured yeik
caught In under the chin.
one OF those pullman robes, saw
at Constance Wrlght's Corset and
Lingerie shop, 522 South Main
would add Joy and comfort TO th'
,tummer's outing
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03
gv WILLARD II. CAMPBELL.

BY WILLARD IT. CAMPBEl.b
NORMAN. April 2.-l,ct an un-
suspccting prof make a break In
a classroom or on the campus and
he is nicknamcd for life.
Moro than "A score OF the leading
faculty members OF the University
Of oklahoma probably will wear IA"
rcst Of their lives the pet titles mat
heir own students have given them
in FUN. College nicknamcs usually
spring from the fonduess OF students
for their favorite faculty members
sometimes short name Tor the
prof Is attached In day sometimes
II takes years to make one stick
when the prof objects, students have
learned.
At the University Of oklahoma.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03
PreUenfobie Sickness and
Death TX Sinful

1cason An,u n c,r,r,,e from
Cor. 6 and p. and cal g..
SO much has been mld and writ
ten on this topic that % LEI lmpoHs,
bio for tina writer 10 offer anything
original Yet H. ig very necessary
for him 10 call attention anew 10
many fncts which tho general pub.
lic lB apt 10 pass by uuthouRhi"dly.
The topic Of this lesson la that it ls
- Christian duty 10 not only seek
tho salvation of souls. but also 90
teach and practice the ctro Of tb"
body NJ ~ very important commits.
sion which the I,ord haH entrusted
TO u.s. This body was given uA by
the creator, not AZ an obstacle 20
spirituality. but NJ an agency FOR all
good. TO do hp nIl thiuEu physical
must b. ln aubiuctiuu to M, apir-
ttunL for only whom 'hn human ma
Dhlucry runs loose without itE spIr.
itual guide DO We inevitably fan into
sickness and unnecessary death, our
hodics are % sacred charge Tor whose
caro- We must account iu tho lnst
day as surely as We account for
what We term moral 'ius lu fact
there H little prcvcutahlo srknoR7
ana premature death but what is d.
tcClly tra,oahlr TO- riu.
blame Iur Ignorance
II may Doe irul, said ihgf much of
ih, gipfuln,gs vhi,b Irlupa ON
phtsical iua ,s duo to Ignorance on
ihr part of tho ,ictim-but that Ir-
uornpcc ia sinful ana unrcrcp4ary.
Somebody liz crluiuaIv Responsible
whom prrvouinhI. slckncss or prr.
mature death occurs. Much ~ thh
ivuor,u,n is dur IA mo f,rt tb.t
p1rcnt. are neglected. of the cducn o.
tion of their children In this regard
sometimes from actual neglect and
often from "A mistaken gcnao OF de-
uracy. Hut lust tho same. 1t is q
crime for parents tu send their chill.
drcn out into the struggles ~ llfo
without erriup that thov are propor-
iy nnd cnrIv1 Informed Of tho pcrils
of the flesh. foolish and uf
christian prndcry hns held bnck
many "a wei meaning unrrnt from
glvinp thla information uud tho
child has. oven In tender wears ac.
ouIrpd "A dIgtortcd knowlrdpo Of for
biddrn thinra. and may rvcn hay.
p.n,riancod IA, vrrv uls which n
ought to hnyo avoided. Too mnnv
have taupht thrm tbpt the human
body ls nm obsceuo thing. an de.
tails OF which should nat lac spol,on
Of between father ana son. mother
ana daughter or even husband ana
wifc. such mistaken dolicacv is
sinful ana who sbnll bc hold guilty
for the stunblinrs Of youth and ia
conscopcucca for lack Of bclne fore.
warned and forcnrmcdP
Cod H. No, ia uI,uc
Tbnrr ,rc certain condition
which hedge nm our Afe ON this
,.r,l, certain Iaurs which ,,rs, "A,
obryrd botb nbysicnl ana mora.
Ioys ana tbr ncr,it,, In n,rh rnss /.
p,rc, tbouph vcrv ortcn what zoo rc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03

To assure the time
ly arrival OF early
summer frocks. sports
apparel and hats, Miss
Lehigh has been in
New York for tho past
10 days, but Is cx-
pectcd back the first
of the week with
many new creations
Tor her Smart Vogue
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03
CAMP TOu BOYS.

Mr. and Mrs. -. II. Markham an
rouncc the opening of a summer
camp In tho ozark mountains near
Fayetteville. Arkansas. II. II. Mark.
ham. Francis W Parker school 330
M.natnr nNnnun. ChinhEO. iii.--Advl.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03

an agos Including Tho littie miss of
~ years
,,.- ,., u,.,.
t7N'''' VI wv "cw p,"uS,s nav ~.
sroS gram u'o "t ~" "'h Oh ',e
i'cch' anu rohs ch't7 arr 'h""'n ~
nahg uown thc IRON, "uul,s ulrh
me o, ch'rhctcr 10 the hSht col"rcd
modcis.
oh! Lady! Lady. II you love the
beautiful and I know you do, you
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03

For bobsa curl4
ear muffs and all
natural hair goods,
so popular right
now, visit the New
York Hair Shop and
Beauty Parlors, over
Renberg's. Call this
week II you want a
real bargain.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03

feel your treatment has douo mo more
good than all tho others. I want you
20 print this letter" Mrs q. E. Massey
says; your most wonderful treatment
saved me from an operation"
There II - much pain and suffering as
Hnciated with these troubles that n would
be = kindly act 70 got this valuable Free
book Tor any sufferer. No charge No
obligation. just send name today 20
DR.. f. <. PADDOCK
Hox 7. W cOi Kansas city Mo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03

"A home is not a homo without
music To that we all agree, don't
we? But each individual prefers a
certain class OF music to all other,
for instance, mother likes senti-
mental ana classical music. father
usually takes to band ana orchestra
pieces while the children are divided
between the popular airs and jazz
dance pieces, and You can have them
all when you have q never wind
Pathc that costs no more than an
ordinary phOnograph. Drop dntu
the Exclusive Pathe shop, 8 West
Fifth, thcyll demonstrate II for you.
A woman just home from New
York told mo that black hats
trimmed with wnNllLc flowers were
very noticeable during promenade
down Iifth avenue.
when I dropped into the Darwin
studios Of Interior Decoration, 6l0
South Boston. yesterday, | saw one
of their designers at work on a
sketch for "A room that is to be hung
IN dam1sk ana even the artist in
sisted that the room would be more
beautiful than the sketCh--whiCh
seemed impossible TO my unstrained
eye. | also saw displayed there a
reproduction OF a wall in the Petite
Trinon, which | suspect is to be used
In the boudolr OF u fair Tulsa
beauty.
a shop that will appeal to you be-
cause of It's distinctivencss and ear
nest desire to show YOU smart
| frocks. apparel for sports and coun-
! try wear, chapeauN. blouSes and ac-
Cossurirs that are plcasingly differ
cnt is that Of Suzanne, 606 South
Boulder.
Let the spring breces blow. She
doesn't mind, for most fitting fin
lsh to her smart trotteur Is to muf-
llc her dainty throat in a charming
fur piece, selected from the noted
Shukcrt collection shown by Mrs,
Madden in the Mann Hat shop in
the Sinclair building.
ono Of tho most fascinating shops
! visit is the Wcinbergcr Modiste
/ Shop, 12 West Fifth, for each time
| am permitted to see something at
| |traCtively new and always hear
| from the fitting rooms-"Oh, this is
! so lovely" I'm more than
| pleased But then. no wonder, for
| they do make adorable cults. dresses.
sports apparel and the Fronchiest
| blouscs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03

Fortunate indeed
are those who have
visited the Clark
Flower Shop, 81 u,
Thirteenth street,
where they are
showing a splendid
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03

II is always with regret l
leave the hospitable atmos-
pherc OF the Mary Jane
shop. Is East
Fifth. for its ever changing
fashions for the children
are as interesting to me as
those for big folks
and this distinctive shop
leaves nothing to be de-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03

Electrical apparatus has been in
vented by q New York man TO stand
watch over chemical processes in
Laboratories and save the time Of
chemists.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03

4 theater chair so formed that
an occupant can turn TO one side Go
permit a person to pass him without
rising has hcen patented
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03
G. ALL STONES

Dr. u. r. Paddock. u Physician Of Kan
aas city, Mo, II giving away Ere. an II.
Illustrated book that tells how hundreds ~
people ia nearly every state VI the Union
have obtained wonderful rc-ults from
simple homo method uf treatment In cases
~ inflammation Of Gail bladder and Bile
fgI f.ullatnnaa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03

A Kansas CITY woman is tho In
youtor Of paper clamps. for type
writer's that save much time when
corrections are to be made in car
bon copies.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03

A charm To-
Ing note OF
stylefulneS
IL expressed d
i n I h e
sports ap-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03

For a showing
everything that IA.
ion dictates in orig
inal footwear, cor,
rect 10 the last
detail yet pos
sessing the mark
of distinction that
stamp them as 4
unusual, visit gt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03

Working somewhnt liko fan IS q
round table Of German invention
carrying sectors beneath IT'S top that
can be extended 90 Increase It's area.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03

winning Every man that s,rivcth
in tho gamcs eycrciscth Fclf-contro|
In all things"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03

Eayish.ue in material beguilins
an their stylfulness eecmS TO oN-
press only IN "a vague way the real
charm of the collection Of season
able dresses they are showing At the
Dcmorcst shop, SOC South Main, In
their French room Is n presentation
OF exquisite froCks models Of indt-
vidual charm that cannot miss pleas
ing the most dlscrim mating woman,
Judging from displays, I'd say
sports shoes this season show the
same tendency toward fancy effects
as the Shoes for other occasions re-
veal
The Lingerie and Tiny Tots Tog-
gerry shop, have moved into their
new home. Goa South Main where
they will he pleased to greet their
friends and patrons. This progress
sive shop will now have more room
TO display their lovely line Of chill
drcn's apparel layettes, cuff and
collar sets, and Italian silk under
wear for women. They also make
many things to order. Drop In, you
viii love this clever shop.
Chiffon and mole are a wonderful
combination for a summer evening
wrap.
Soun find something different
something out OF the ordinary Tor
prizes and gifts at Mrs. Orrs Home
shop, 500 South Boulder.
UnderthinPs OF every silken ma
tcrial, in styles apropos OF the sea-
son, an very attractively priced at
Lcstor's, 5l4 South Main.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03

Very attractive was coat drtfSs
from Ianyin Of rcd crepe with an
alloyer darn stitch OF embroidery OF
black silk and gold thread.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03
We are all beginning 10 realize the

We are all beginning 70 realize the
Importance OF preparedness, In more
ways than one, and experience
tauert US the lesson, didn't tA
Have YOU ever wanted, all OF sud
den. TO do something that required
A little money. and you didn't have
it? Iyp comes tho answer-prepar-
plished in go simple
manner as starting a saving account
at our "Old Reliable" First Nation
al bank at Fourth and Main, on your
next pay day. You may start with
ever so small an amount and they
will pay you per cent interest," al
lowing you to draw your money out
at any time. Don't forSct-start
this payday.
\ certain shop comments upon the
new mode as "enmcshed In the
Spanish fashion Of laccss and entan-
gled in fringe comforting upon lash
ion the romance OF the Spanish
scnorita comforting upon It's wcarcr~
the chic OF the pariSiennc."
When / dropped into the Wetzel'
Galleries, COS South Boston, this
week, | found go many new and at
tractiye things in potterieS and
French porcelains that l could hard
ly believe my eyes and by 'snoop
ling around little l dlSCoNertu tue
secret of il all. Mrs. Wetzeu has
been in New York for the past three
weeks digging up" these wonderful
things that are Just beginning 70
come in; and she tells me that there
are worlds more on the way--so
its useless for me to even try TO tell
YOU all about them. You'll just have
| to drop in and see them.
The short sleeve with a point that
gives the impression OF much long
er sleeve l. being featured In some
OF the morc tailored dresses.
When your eyes need attention In
stead OF counting the cost, consider
what your eyes are worth TO you--
then visit the Hannis Optical Co,
! 3O5 South Boston.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03

! know OF a very clev-
or corset department
"One flight up in the C..
II. Wright store 416 South
Main. which has gained
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03

N~
an enviable reputation OF being up
to-the minute. and II is here that
Miss Nannie Reed will be pleased
TO show you the Madame Grace. Jane
jackson ana Graceful Stouts. Special
attention given to the stout figures.
Most of the straw hats which have
made their appearance are medium
shapes. stiff of outline and feature
tailored trimming.
Before the warm weather comes
would be an ideal time TO have the
bahys picture taken by Mr.. Rivkin
at the Rivkin studios, West Fourth,
who is noted for his natural and ar
tistic portrayal of child life.
Iaccs are In high favor, 70 much
so that IL Is not unusual 10 see entire
panels and tunics of handsome lace
while the machine wcsivcs are often
colOrCd TO match the material with
which it Is To be used.
Meet me at Candyland!- Is be
coming quite the fad these days, and
why mott can think of no better
place to meet one's friends fo-
lunch. afternoon refreshments or
IA chat after the show, for a cheerful
atmosphere pervadeS this shop and
their service of all seasonable re-
freshments is excellent. Drop in this
week.
Capcss have come, like sweaters, IN
stay, and now that their usefulness
as well az betomingness have been
so happily demonstrated, it goes
without saying that tho average So
cicty woman Will have variety of
capes in her wardrobe this season
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-03

suffering as the will ~ God. II "
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-12-20
MORE LIGHTS, LESS
CRIME, IS SLOGAN

Statistics recently received from
Cleveland, o.. relative to the dimin-
shng of crime in that city since the
city's lighting system has been In
creased, are being followed with In
terest by Birmingham people.
Intermittent crime periods have oc-
CURED in Birmingham and in some
instances the acts were committed In
places which were poorly lighted.
1t is declared that a decrease OF Al
per cent in the number of major
crimes in the business district OF
Cleveland followed the installation
of brilliant lights in that district.
More than 1000 cases of burglary,
automobile theft, robbery, petty
thievery and other street crimes were
covered in the survey from which the
statistics were secured. 1t was de-
cleared that nine out of every ten
crimes are committed after sunset
or before sunrise.
Grimes committed in five miles OF
downtown business streets, compris-
ing less than per cent of the city
total" the report says.
AT the end Of 1915, there was In
stalled in those five miles of streets
a lane OF light, composed of large
ornamental lanterns in double rows,
fitted with mazda lights of at least
1000 candle power, these throwing
brilliance into streets and alleys
throughout the section"