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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
West Side.

10TH, 203 west.-Attractive room. adjoining
bath, private American family; gentleman
AInIlHON
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BUILDERS-Owners of nearby New Jersey
suburban development offer to builders op-
portunity to obtain lots easy terms where
small suburban houses in great demand.
Address b. X, Box 600, 2S1 Broadway.
BEFORE you incorporate consult me- have
broader, cheaper plan; tax exempt: effec-
tive any State. HAIGHT. 715. 1G5 B'way.
COALi COALi! COAL!!l
$4,000 acres valuable Missouri coal lands
containing $50. 600. 600 tons high grade
steam and domestic coal: will be sacrfi ced
for s. 000. .000 81 .000, 600 cash down, 81, ,000,-
900 in one year or. more, balance well
secured notes. real estate with mort
gage. stocks, bonds shares ex-
change a whole clear. for clear income
property. most genuine promotion propo-
sition. For further particulars and permits
to inspect apply to or A. Artuso.
155 N. CLARK ST.. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
CIRCUMSTANCES compel the sale of we'll
known taxi business: established years;
good suburban territory outside of Newark;
rolling stock consists of A new taxicabs g
Dodge, Elcar). passenger touring cars; !;
annual business 1000: price for quick sale
SIS, 900. A. NJ. ROBINSON, INC, 577 Bloom
field av., Bloomfield, n. j.
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CORPORATIONS organized. Delaware.
complete days. Our large volume of
bush ess warrants our quoting you lowest
possible cost for prompt. efficient SER
vice. Booklet and advice free. COLONIAL
CHARTER CO.. 10 w. 10th ST.; Bry-
ant 1898.
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HOTEL NOMIS,
65O-652 West 125th st.

MANHATTAN AV., 40s (Apt. 52).-Comfort-
able, furnished room: private entrance;
bath adjoining; no other roomers; elevator
gentleman: So
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DREsSMAKER, good. WISHES work private
family: best reference; s4.ao day. flaza
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10TH 2oS w.-Attractive room. adjoining
bath private American family; gentleman.
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Long Island.

SPLENDID furnished room, bath; 27 min
utes to Herald square; finest locality ref
erence. Phone Flushing 2315R
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DRESsMAKER and seanstress: first class;
psrfect filter; 81 per day; reference y
oar n.rald Herald
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pREsSMAKER. unoxcciied ability. highest
class gowns. also remodeiling; home pre-
ferred Wood ~ w. 51th.
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UOffSEWORk.--Wom with JftHroid
child wishes houseworki country. NfH.
Tolonc care Schroeder, ~ furdy -, ffiffees
Bay, Stairn Island. ~. ~ 49,.
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sT,ANisTRESs. French. willing 10 teach
French while sewing: - day. Madame
-
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WE wifi entertain proposition from
reputable parties TO promote, or
ganlze, develop and underwrlte tho
stock OF high class Industrial propo-
sitlon.
200 Broadway.
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MNF. MARIETTE. formerly with Thurn.
makee artistic French gowns at her home,
sn ~. EnA Ihnnn Clrrln 1hln.
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WEST END AV. (79th st).-Large, COM
forta HE front room, running water. cleo
tricitv. no other roonners. $40 Schuy 1891.
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General Housewerk. a..

GENERAL, housewori. American whhs
couple; chef. chambermaids ~hitfefH love
children. Decatur Nuri.
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uousEWORR. general. young woman
wishes position IN city. small thfiriian
family: no laundry plain c,ok cho 80 -.
fun particulars: VIII cal TUESDAY n ~
Herald. Herald "a.
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DTlT.ssNiAKER, with first class references.
wishes sewing by day. Audubon iIs'.
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DIiEssNfAKER, experienced. all NJ 90 date
STYLES excellent filter; 81. Dresrniaher'
Evening star., 1921-03-21
For the Children's S
Yard and
Fairgrounds

Real outdoor toys of the best
kinds are here in plenty. con-
tinuing to emphasize this toy
store as the largest and finest
equipped for every toy need.
The Whirly See-Saw, made very
substantially, stands 2S inches
from the ground and 10 feet in
length: stand is painted bright,
red and nicely vanished seat, 20.
School or Playground Slide.
length Of chute. 101s feet: made
of very best rock maple and oak,
with galvanized hand rails: fin
ished in either moss green or
bright red paint, $3.50.
Sand Boxes, with and without
canopies; finished in dark green
and just the thing for the back
yard: moderately priced.
Children's Garden Sets. consist
ing of shovel, rake and hoe, Soc.
Butterfly Nets, 25c each.
Children's Golf Sets. consisting
of driver. mid-iron, putter. two
balls and caddy bag. Is and -.
Clock Golf. a game very inter-
esting: similar to regular golf,
IS and SO set.
Toy Store, Fourth noor.
Evening star., 1921-03-21
P. 0. TRUCK Driver
FINED IN MARYLAND
Arrested at Takoma Park
/ While Carrying Special
+ Delivery Mail.

Z James e. Freeman. a special ue-
livery messenger of the Washington
city post Office. was arrested yester-
day at Takoma Park. Nd, charged
with driving a car into Maryland
without marker. and operators
license
Freeman was driving a Washing
ton city post office truck, and was
delivering parcels and letters to resi-
dents of Takoma Park. Md, as well
as to residents of Takoma Park. d.
q. The local Office operates through
both places.
Hailed before Justice of the Peace
r. ID. Lille. the postal messenger was
speedily fined SIS and costs of 1926,
the SIS sentence being suspended.
Following his release. Freeman con-
tinued the delivery of the mail.
Government Takes Up Case.
City Postmaster NJ o. Chance to-
day placed the case before Acting
Solicitor Sutherland of the Post
Office Department, calling attention
to the fact that the messenger was
driving A car marked in large letters
United States Mail.
1t is claimed by the local postal
authorities that their drivers do not
have to have either licenses or auto
mobile tags to drive into Maryland.
and that District tags are carried
through special arrangement with the
local government. which supplies them
to the post office
supreme Court Decision Cited.
1t is claimed that under a decision
of the Supreme Court of the United
States. dated November s. 1920. drivers
of postal trucks and cars are free
from such molestation in the line of
duty as the messenger encountered
yesterday.
1t is probable that the solicitor of
the Post Office Department Will take
up the case at once with the attorney
general of the state of Maryland.
, The Washington city post Office has
a branch Office at Takoma Park, d. C.,
and delivers mail to both the sections
of the park. The special delivery of
parcels and letters direct from the
Washington city post office on Sun
days is held q great convenience to
the people living in the Maryland
section fthe park.
Evening star., 1921-03-21
Mr.. HOOVER TO MAP
OCEAN TRADE ROUTES
Will Name Special Committee to
Work on Plan to Boom q. S.
Foreign Trade.

An exhaustive study of the trade
routes on which American goods move
to foreign markets will be made by a
special committee to be appointed by
the Department of Commerce, Secre-
tary Hoover said today.
So far, Mr.. Hoover said. no adequate
study of this question has been made,
and it is desirable in the movement to
increase exports that the profitable
trade routes be clearly mapped out. He
said the study would be a general
strategy of Shipping Board operations
and would show how far the govern
ment should go in the maintenance of
established trade routes. All the various
questions will be considered. he added.
such as rail and terminal facilities,
ports and harbors. both government
controlled and private steamship lines
and the application of the preferential
Iail rate section of the merchant ma
rine act.
One of the countrv's troubles, Mr.
Hoover said. is that there has been no
definite reconstruction program out
lined as yet. While business was brisk,
he said, details of reconstruction were
left to be worked out when the need
arose, and SO far reconstruction has
been treated as necessity without ap-
plication of the constructive plan.
Study of the American trade routes, he
said, would throw considerable light on
the reconstruction needs of the nation.
Evening star., 1921-03-21
AMUSEM ENTS
"Mary." :"

In presenting Mary" his musical
comedy. George NJ. Cohan has scored
at least one achievement worthy Of
special mention, He has demonstrated
beyond question that the theater-
going public does not demand the
risoue the nude or the off-color. in
word or in action. Mary" is abso-
lutely clean. There is not a word. an
action. or costume that Is offensive
or suggestive. And the audience that
filled the New National Theater last
evening to witness the performance
attested its approval by applauding
with an enthusiasm that has not been
equaled in many weeks.
Mary" is a musical comedy of the
old school. The fact that 1t is clean
does not mean that IL is dull. 1t Is 30
crowded with what is known as pep"
and action that II Is bewildering. The
touch of Mr.. Cohan Is apparent. His
fine histrionic hand has left It's mark.
for the play moves so swiftly that 1t
literally takes away the breath.
There is plot. and there is real
music sung by singers who can sing.
The principals have voices Of quality
CaIaxy 81 them, They are dazzling
with their terpsichorean ana aero
batic offerings. Included are Whiri-
wind Willie. Toddiing Tessie. Hotfoot
Harry. Dancing Dora. Softshoe Jack.
Circling Laura, Twisting Jessica and
the Golden Girl
The song hits Of Mary" preceded
the musical comedy mere by many
months, with The Love Nest" Of
course. number one on the list. and
"Anything You Want TO Do. Dear"
Every Washingtonian who has been
within hearing of an orchestra,
band, a piano or a talking machine"
knows them intimately. The others
of the eighteen numbers are almost
as sllurinS.
Virginia OBrien. who Is cast as
Mary, has the personality. the voice.
the winsomensss and the terpsicho-
rean ability to NIL tho role as though
1t had been written for her alone.
Other leading roles are assigned to
Eva Puck and Octavia Broske and
they Mt perfectly. The Hesding man
is Guy Robertson. who has an excep-
tionaliy fine voice. and all that goes
with IL.
The company is announced as
George NJ Cohan's comedians" but
the real comedy roles are handled
artisticaiIy by Robinson Newboid. a.
a. Frenchman, and Sherman Wade,
Their peers would be hard to find, Other
principals include Frank Otto. Harold
Wizard, Jack Gerard, John Foley and
Harriet Morin-
Not the least important members OF
the cast are two doves, Billy and
Coooy, VINO act their parts as we'll az
=. the other members of the company
Tho eherus 10 large numerically and
Continued on Sixteenth Page.)
Evening star., 1921-03-21
The Days
When Kodaks
Are Enjoyed Most

Doesn't the revival of
natures beauty and life, the
green sward. the winding path
way. the babbling brook, the
country side. invite you to the
great outdoors-to find pic
lures subjects for your
camera. A camera gives you
some reason for going, and it
enables you to take away with
you. for future enjoyment,
some of the bcauty and
pleasure of the places visited.
For the amateur who wants
the simplest camera we COM
mend the Brownie. but we
have a complete assortment OF
other types that will be just as
pleasing.
All priced on a new low basis:
No. Brownies, 81.
No. > Brownies, 81 80.
No. "a Brownies, $:S30.
No. 3A Brownies, $3.50.
No. 2C Brownies, -.
Folding Brownies. 8. to $13.
Folding Pocket kodaks. S95
to SOB.
Art Corners. 1Oc package.
White Lead Pencils. 1Oc each.
Photo Paste. 1Oc and 1ic.
Carrying Cases for all size ko-
dakS, S5c to 81.
Photo Albums, s5c to So
Tripods. $2.7J to SO.
Self Timers. $1.23.
Portrait Attachments. 50c.
Sporting Goods Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1921-03-21
Easter Toysfo for the
Children to Enjoy

The Toy Store has large and
attractive special displays
awaiting your selection.
Easter Baskets, trimmed very
elaborately with gauze ribbon
and filled with Easter novelties,
at moderate prices.
Unnlled Easter Baskets. &c to
81.
Chickens, Rabbits and Ducks.
Sc each.
Roosters. Ra b b Z t.. Chickens,
Ducks and Fancy Eggs, to be
filled, 15c each.
Large Colored Eggs. to be filled,
25c to 81.
Little Chickens. &c dozen.
Large R0Ssters, 2Sc to 81.
Large Rabbits, to be filled with
candy. 45c to &1.2n.
Shreddowax. in many colors for
lining baskets. Sr package
Easter Novelties and Toys, in
cluding Rabbits and Carts. Bun
nies and Nests. Separate Chick
ems to be pulled. Merry-go-
rounds with Rabbits or Chickens,
nicely made Of wood and daintily
decorated. 25c to $3.50.
Toy Store. Fourth hccr.
Evening star., 1921-03-21
Base Bali
The Great American
Game

Already teams are organized
and practicing for the seasons
play.
Our assortments are just as
we'll organized and ready for
instant service. If you want the
best goods for standard team
and league play, or just some
baseballs, bats and gloves for
the boys to play in the back
yard, we are ready.
Baseballs, 25c. soc, II. to the
Official League Ball. $3.50.
Fielders' Gloves. 81 to SO.
Basemen's Mitts. - and S..
Catchers' Mitts. $3.50 to IS.
Baseball Bats. 81 and 81.
Baseball Suits in all sizes. x3
and $4.2S
Sporting Goods Section, Fourth noor.
Evening star., 1921-03-21
Fashionable
Gray Hosiery for Easter

Here you will find the newest shades,
suede and polo gray, in the smartest
styles.
Exquisite Gray Chiffon Silk Hose, s.
and 81.
New Gray Lace Cocked Silk Hose,
$50.
Fancy Designs in Gray Openwork
Silk Hose, A.Se.
Pure Thread All-sille Gray Hose, s.;
with Isle tops and soles, s..
Among the other novelties seen are:
Beautifully-embroidered Black Silk
Hose. =.
Fancy Rieheiieu Dropstitch Silk Hose,
in black. white, navy and brown, s..
Embroidered Cocked Silk Hose, single
or triple designs: In smart black and
white combinations. s.. $3.50 and S.
Lace Openwork Striped Silk Hose, in
black and cordovan, HJe.
Heaissy Ssetisa. yisst eess.
Evening star., 1921-03-21
TWO DUEL TO DEATH.
Chief of Police and Miner Empty
Guns, Then Reload.

JASPER. Ala, March oI-News was
received here today that Chief of Po-
lice Henry Hurd of Dora. a mining
town in remote section of this
county. and y. H Hammer. miner.
the streets of Dora early yesterday.
After emptying their revolyers into
the bodies of each other at close
range. both men reloaded their weap-
ons and continued to fire until Chief
Hurd fell dead across the body of the
miner. according to reports to the
coroner.
The officer was attempting to arrest
the miner.
Evening star., 1921-03-21
Photographs
for the Play Room, or the
Nursery

Here are monographs: or
talking machines. as you please
to call them. that are especially
made for the children. They
are more than toys. for they
play real music. but are mex
pensive enough to still be
classed as toys.
BABY TALKING MACHINES.
suitable for very small chill
dren, So.
BABY CABINET MACHINES.
that look just like the large real
ones; have place for keeping
the records, x12-
FOR THE C HID WHO
WANTS A LARGER MACHINE.
that will play the best large size
records. we have secured finely
made highly polished machine
with the appearance of the finest
monographs made. $3.50 enrh.
Get a child one of these and
supply of the small records, and
amusement is provided for many
hours.
Toy Section. Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1921-03-21
Misses Special
CorSets
Assure PROPER Fitting Of
the Easter Abbaye1

Here Misses Corsets are spe-
cially modelled to fit the varia-
tions of misses figures. A sec
ton devoted entirely to Misses
Corsets in The Corset Depart
ment. showing large and care
fully made selections at popu-
lar prices.
A new Hip Confiner in the
woodthrop make. Of pink broche:
has no lacing, but strips of elastic
at the back and fastens at the
front with a very flexible front
steel: four hose supporters at
tached. Is.
Pink Broche Step-in Girdles for
misses and slight figures. lacing
at the back, with sufficient
boning at the front to hold the
figure well, and elastic insert
at the sides Of waistline. -.
American Lady Front laced
Corset for the young girl: lightly
boned and of pink coutil. -.
Lazell Athletic Girdle for sports
wear. hook -and-eye fastening at
the front: laces at the back;
short and very light in boning.
$3.50.
Corset Section. Third door. -
Evening star., 1921-03-21
The Easter Costume
Would Not Be COMPLETE
Without
A Veil

The new Square Draped Wells
prove an attractive ornamental
ton for the new hat. Fancy
meshes with borders of silk en-
broidery or chenille dots are
shown, $1.z5 to S.
Long Draped Wells. with
borders of silk embroidery or
chenille dots, in handsome
two-tone colorings. 7sc to SIS.
The yardage yelling in many
fancy meshes. or with chenille
dots in rich colorings and color
combinations. Sec to $1.50 yard.
Yelling Section, First floor.
Evening star., 1921-03-21
New Necklaces

OF cherry red stone or ruby red
glass, in fancy graduated styles, 81
to $40. Crystal Necklaces in pastel
shades, 75c to S.. French Agate in
round or oblong shapes, combined
with jet, in smart necklaces, So to
Sl2 Exquisite Genuine Ivory Neck
laces, IN one or graduated sizes, SIS
to $40.
Jewelry Section First door
Evening star., 1921-03-21

An attractive misses frock,
of taffeta, in navy or copen
blue, in loose basque effect, ties
at the back in a large bow.
Daintily embroidered ofgandy
makes the collar and trims the
gathered pockets d short
sleeves. Priced $39.5O.
An engaging Junior model,
also of taffeta, has a new soft
blouse ending in a smart little
peplum, which is faced in a
contrasting color. A white lace
collar, a colorful nosegay and
narrow sash of grosgrain rib
bon complete the charm of this
girlish frock. In these combi-
nations, navy and jade, copen
and rose, and brown and henna.
Priced $35.
Misses Section. Fourth soor
Evening star., 1921-03-21
The Right
Neckwear
For Your Easter Costume

For Your Easter Costume
Harbingers of newness,
examples of feminine dain-
tiness and beauty-such is
the neckwear display which
women are invited to avail
themselves of for Easter
costumes.
CANTON CREPE GUIMPES,
embroidered in colors; exquis-
ite styles. $3.50.
HANDKERCHIEF LIN EN-
GUIMPES, plain white, and
some with ruffled fronts TRIM
med with colored edge. $3.50 to
$l3.Se.
Neckwear Section. First floor.
Evening star., 1921-03-21
The Easter Costume Demands
The Luxury Of Furs


10 Complete Its Distinction and Becom1ngness
The lovely small furs, in choker style leading the
fashion, single double animal shape gray SQUIRREL natural
mink Hudson bay sable genuine Russian sable and baum
1narten.
Among the larger fashionable furs natural fisher and fox
dyed in the blue and platinum shades we'll the natural
silver, smart.
Various shapes ranging from the small fat novelty tie
scarfs the large effects offer choice of these pei
trieoe squirrel Hudson seal and the dyed caracu
Tirno
Evening star., 1921-03-21
For ennis PLAYERS

Tennis Courts being prmed for of long service
Our stock prepared in the You will find complete
assortments of Tennis Goods here
Rackets to
Chidens Rackets, 75c. Tennis Nets, $780,
Tennis Balls, to
Court Markers $zz5. Rocket Presses,
Marking Tapes, SIS
Evening star., 1921-03-21
| Handsome Embroidered Suits

bart of elegance offering the much desired obo,tuny
for ;nd;udun1ty in design, artistic and original.
Two distinctive modes een-the and the
long straight lined model with without
ed finest twill cord cohno tricone with navy blue the
favored color.
Superby tailored introducing points fashion,
Sleeves broad fnged sahes skirts
match the coats the with embroidered
blouse contrasting coors and much much embroidery silk
braid or metallic threads in antique 6nsh
In the illustration twill cord whose speak for
simplicity and slenderness gold embroidery unique de-
sign all for the long and skirt Deep
gray embroidery in fancy silk braid trim navy cofno suit on
both coat and SKIRT broad SASH embroidered frnged to
MATCH swahe the hips.
Prices From $95 to $3.50 <'*}
Womes ssuts Thrdno
Evening star., 1921-03-21
BETTY WALES DESIGNS
New 7 affeta Frocks
For the Miss and Junior Girl

Delightfully."- youthful rocks that ypy the originality of style
Distinction characteristic of all Betty Wales rocks
Evening star., 1921-03-21
White
HandkerchiefLinen
At the Lowest Price
Offered IN Three Years
36 In. Wide, $50 Yd.

Sheer White Handkerchief
Linen, not only made of pure
linen yarns, but the goods
themselves are what are classed
as the very select. They cannot
be surpassed for making sum-
mer dresses, blouses and in.
fants' wear of a distinctive
type.
Evening star., 1921-03-21
Prices From $95 to $3.50

OHe|S VeW |VoOeit,eS IN Cteri'ng
S'1ver and French B1;11;;ants
A pendant hatpin of sterling silver
is mounted with white stones and
shows fine line of black enamel.
Sc and $3.50.
A new mode in bracelets is this
with three rows of small pearls
caught with slides of French bril-
liants and novel clasp of sterling
silver. Sill and $I7.
Quite chic is the bracelet band of
pearls mounted singly on sterling
silver, fastening with a slide chain
which ends in pearl drops. $13.
A charming new soutoir of very
small pearls is strung on silver
chain. $13.
Evening star., 1921-03-21
The
New "Pilgrim''
Shopping Bag

Made of real leather for sat-
isfactory service and nice ap-
pearance. In black, brown,
blue, gray, green and tan.
So Each :
Leather Goods Section, First door.
Evening star., 1921-03-21
4 Wardrobe Trunk for Your Easter Trip
Exceptionally Priced, $3.50

Full Size Wardrobe Trunk strong and durable substantial
enough take the abuse of hard usage and rough
handling without and still look like the high grade trunk
that it s
Evening star., 1921-03-21

The exterior is especially good
looking, of a dark maroon color,
bound with walnut-colored fiber,
and has strong high-grade lock
and bulge top. The interior is
cretonne lined and has a clothes
section as spacious as that of any
trunk made. Equipped with shoe
pockets and laundry bag, and the
top drawer may be locked. A
splendid trunk at $3.50
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1921-09-02
DUKE SCHOOL.

The following are the leaders of
the different grades:
FIRST GRADE.
Rank Hugh Lindsey.
Rank lI.-Emma Watson,
SECOND GRADE.
Spelling -Geraldine Hancock, Odell
Duke.
Reading-.Geraldina Hancock, Odell
Duke.
THIRD GRADE.
Reading --Lucian Halters.
Spelling -Howard Blankenship, vi
ma Watson.
Arithmetic-Joe Halters.
FIFTH GRADE.
Reading -Plautt Lindsey.
Spelling-Joe Halters.
Arithmetic-Plautt Lindsey, Carlus
Scates.
English-Plautt Lindsey Joe Hal
tiers.
Geography-Plautt Lindsey.
EIGHTH GRADE.
Spelling-Curry Halters, Carlus
Scates.
Arithmetic-Carry Halters.
English-Carry Halters.
U, S. History-Carry Halters.
Geography-Pauline and Ollie Lind
sey,
Tenn. History-Carry Halters.
IDA HALTERS, Teacher.