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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-21
NEWS OF LAUREL.

laurel. Jan n 2l.-Several local members
- The Tall Cedare of Lebanon will attend
, 1921-06-21
HELP W~ANTED-MALE
HELP w~AErED-FEMALE

wAHTED-Good cook In private lam
iiy. where two girls are kept Phone
TslJ s-Is-tf
, 1921-06-21
ELECTROMAGNETIC CO., inc.
112 East Second Street
Sure No. 2-Phone l2lSW
n L. WHITE, President and Ma1axsr
PHONE 12ls-W -.


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WHY DO YOU HEsITArEY THERE is NO TIME LIKE TIL
PRESENT. BUY NOW. Now is THE TINE TO BUY.
FOR RENT-Two To- eightroom, strictly modern brick dwellings
on Holly street, just vest OF brewery. garage and fun basement
Nineroon modern dwelling o n South Lincoln street. garage Tworoom
apartment On South Durbin street.
We are. offering a special bargain in nneroom, twostory, strictly
modern dwelling on corner I. Fourth and Mckinley streets. This has
fun basement apartment of three rooms and separate bath. Large living
finish throughout. A beautiful home. II will be sold II aiken at once
at a bargain and or easy terms. See u IS about this at once.
For immediate sale We have a fourroon house o Railroad avenue
and Cedar street at $1,000 with only $500 cash. A real chance.
Threeroom house located just off OF East Second on South Wash
ington with a Groom house in rear. This property now rents It
s5 per month and we will sell it to you for $4,000 with only $500 cash
and $50 per month. Can you beat II?
An eightroom house in the southeast part of the city. Fine 10
cation for 5000 and on terms that will suit you.
$1,000 and only $500 cash first payment and balance monthly for a
neat woroo home in Sheridan heights.
$500 with only $500 cash and balance $50 pei month for a three
room stucco dwelling with breakfast nook and neat fixtures. This is
on South Meirose street
house, except heat n with "a installed, that is located on corner Of
CY avenue and South Walnut street. $500 cash will swing this prop
osiaon an dbalance easy monthly payments
Two lots Of South Center are offered to you II taken at once
Two lots o. South Wohot street. between Tenth and Eleventh
at $3.50 each.
Lots on South Jefferson near Fourth at s1,1oo.
Lot on South Lincoln street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth, for
S2lo0. easy terms.
Lot on South Walnut. east front. s14Oo. half cash and monthly
Lot on Cottonwood. priced right and terms.
Corner lot on South Cherry and Twelfth. will be sold at a bargain
if taken low.
EATRoNA REALTY COMPANY
lie East Second Suite No , Phone 12isw
Real Estate Insurance
, 1921-06-21
Real Estate HARRY FREE R
Rentals

Real Estate mANNl TEEE Rentals
A beautiful home consisting Of a large nvngroom with oak noon.
French doors leading % sunpartor, onvenent arranged Kitchen. buntln
features. two seeptngrooms. centrally located hall leading to ali the
rooms in this house and h bathroom There aS plenty IF cosetrooms
in thsh home which Will appeal to every woman. full size basement gar
agG sidewalks al IN. good Lawn; hot air heat This is a well constructed
home in every respect Price $500. term a be arranged
Modern home which is located close III. The lot is large with ove
1o0foot frontage. II consists OF i've rooms finished in he basement
Sinai house o n rear end o.. lot This home al be bought at a right
figure k
Tk-eroom house in North Burlington. all plastered: garage; all
furnished Price s3sSo; will consider lot a part Of trade.
Threeroom house o. ] street; also tworoom house IN a Of lot
5oxl37 fact Both Of these houses cor be bought or 1890 n $500
cash.
A dandy fourroom house with enclosed porch; barn; fun size lot
all furnished Price $500. si4oo cash.
ASK FOR JONES
insurance HARRY FREE Investments
.257 S. Center-The Lot Man-Phone o68W
, 1921-06-21
A. P. NESBTTT REALTY CO., INC.
3O5-3O7 O-S Bldg. Phone 766M
Phone 766M

HI o invest in Casper property VIII not only afford yu y
home. ut will open n wen for your savings h7t thr nay proih
By the rapid growth of the city.
pfss-A beautiful brick cottage. located on vest side on Railroad
.-.nue or main thoroughfare to refneries. Has three large rooms N
rsin floor n n large finished room ir basement There is also q
isrre vegetable cellar under kitchen. This property al b. purchased fol-
90 7a Win $500 cash and balance n monthly payments. House is %
~.rtsd for s5 per month. Adjoining this property is another oneroom
brick house that "a b purchased for $1,000. or both properties for
a sol. with 81 900 cash Both houses would afford n a n home and a
building suitable Tor conducting a small suburban store.
p,s--New fol- room cottage, well located Of vest side, Has large
.a.rScon tchen. w bedrooms and bathroom but no fixtures. VIII b
no.rected with "a House is very well constructs and considering tn
Incstion te nrfce II $500 makes it a very reasonable buy. $500 cash
LII h.,dio and s5o prm month thereafter. The only living expense con
rrerted with this little home will be in interest and taxes, which should
rever exceed SET per month. n average much loTer bar hat We
vouJ be glad to show o this property at any time.
A m Al grocery store.d doing good business $500 cash VIII handle
- Peot-Onc basemen apartment: gu large rooms n bath; very
- f-,,isbed reasonable: cosein; for s65 pct. month
VET Pent-one fcurroorn houEe, modern bath and heat; n block
:, nsyerent fr SIS per month; unfurnished; tenant pays heat and
nehts. New place, nice and clean
The Market Place for Homes
MEMBERS OF THE CASPER REAL ESTATE BOARD
A.P Nesbitt Loans Insurance ". q. Barnard
, 1921-06-21
FOR sALE-AUroMoBILES


The following used cars. all in good
condition-Dodge roadster; n Stude-
baker touring car; one Dodge touring;
one Ford speedster; n Maxwell road.
ster; enc Maxwell touring; n Ford
roadster; one Ford one.ton truck; one
Liberty Six; n Buick Six, one Ford
roadster: all these ears in good me-
chant condition. II o want TO
buy or sell a used ar see us. VIC will
treat you right Auto Exchange,
corner Fifth and Center streets
, 1921-06-21
FOR sALE-AUToMoBILES

FOR SALE Cadillac touring. IS
moiel in good conditions; or wiil
I trade sor smaller car See owner al
sos East Yellowstone avenue. Phone
eo7. ; s-s'tf
, 1921-06-21
FOR sALE-AUTosloBILEs

FOR SALE New seven-passenger
Sta1sey Steamer car, 1920 model;
this car has been used as demonstra-
tor; will guarantee this car to be in
perfect condition throughout; VIII
demonstrate any evening after =
O'clock; here is a real buy for anyone
wanting a god car for about one.halt
factory cost; terms TO responsloie
party. Phone 329W. 6-l74t'
, 1921-06-21

ARE YOU SATISFIED WITH Y0UK LOTT
New lots and homes listed daily. Watch our ADDS
Pretty bungalow OF tive nice rooms Bath; full BASEMENT oak
nocrs Heat: all buntln features and built on arEe east iron lot
particular. see this little home WIN sen or exchange Il for larger place;
o southeast part
Neat cory little cottage Of four room and bath; all very wen fur,
al and 1tnated on two large inside lots VIII sci o. exchange Tor goo
inside property.
Pruy little home, stucco finished. o. level iot. CT avenue City
water. lights. telephone. gas near; will SELF furnished or unfnrnHhed; this
aust be sea- TO be appreciated.
Jackson street. $500.
Tworoom cottage, South jackson street; nice lot $500.
rworoopi house o. North slds; terms. $500.
Tworoom house. neat little home. North Side. $1,000.
Tworoom house. South Melross street. $3.50 cash; $3.50.
Good locations in building lots ire getung scarce. select yours wv
We have several nice lots in Kenwood: priced from $3.50 to $3.50.
Don't pay more Nv. Ask the mar who put Kenwood or the map tse
Benz
Let IS quote you site for business If n kind
Gail as If you whh to sell; salesman viii come.
OUR INSURANCE MEANS PROTECTION
SEE BEN REALTY CO., ING.
A LOOK MEANS A LOT
soisos MIDWEST BLDG. PHONE 1880
B. [. Scherck Realtors Cecil Dor
, 1921-06-21
FOR sALE-AUToMoBILEs

FOR sALE-cheap. Overland touring
car. A-No.1 condition. All new tires
Mr.. TAYLOR. care Gates Service Co.
corner Midwest and First streets.
, 1921-06-21
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

FOR SALE-Carload of furniture at
the following prices Chairs. 81 SO
and up; Singer sowing machine. IS;
White sewing machine, $40; second
hand dressers, SIS and SIT; new
dressers. s22.50; rockers, 81, IS and
IS; davenports, SEQ; new duofoid. 50;
extension table. 81 to s11; wardrobe.
SIS; beds. 81 to 81; springs, 50 to $12:
to $40; one range s22.5o; kitchen cup
boards, s11. 367 South Ash street.
Phone 1860. Open Evenings 6-14-6t
FOR SALE-Monarch range. good as
new. 32e South Mckinley. s-6-tf-dh
, 1921-06-21

FOR sALE-oid newspapers. call at
Tribune office. 2-S-da.
, 1921-06-21

FOR SALE-Cadi1lac touring. also
Ford touring with starter; good as
new: $500 cash. Phone 1918, Suite 81
Consolidated Royalty Bldg. 6-2oSt
, 1921-06-21
FoR A 1 AT C

FOR Sale AT BARGAIN.
Ford truck, like new; would consider
team, wagon and harness on trade.
Located three miles north of Parker
ton. Address A J.. Kopp, Parkerton.
We 6-20-2ts
, 1921-06-21
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

FOR sALE-Two small lighthouses,
at south end of David street. on
hill side. r. Bay. 6-2o1t'
, 1921-06-21

FOR SALE-Two-ton White truck;
bargain il taken al once. Lyric Pool
hall. oIito
, 1921-06-21
POSITIONS WANTED

WANTED PosITIoN-As cook at
small oil camp for from 9 70 10
men; good cook Phone 1is7J. s-is-2ts
WANTED PosIrIoN%ob wanted In
small oil camp by nrst class cook.
Box io2. Tribune e-1T-sts
Evening star., 1921-05-11
RENT COMMISSION DENIES
REHEARING TO ABSENTEES
Decision Given Against Thirteen
Landlords Who Sought to
Present Argument.

Landlords and tenants who failed
to appear at public hearings before
the District rent commission in re-
sponsc to complaints filed against
them during the period of uncertainty
as to the CoustitutionaIity of the Ball
law. and who recently asked for a
rrhearinG of their cases. are being re-
fused this privilege unless a salts
factory excuse for their original alb
scnce is presented, ii developed to-
day.
One tenant. Miss NJ. G.. Burgess, who
did not seek to prosecute her com
Dlaint until authority of the rent
board was upheld by court, was no
titled of the dismissal of her case.
Cases in which landlords failed to
convince the rent board of the neces-
sity for Il rehearing follow:
William Elliby against G. J. Cusack:
Samuel /. Lytlc. jr. against John +.
Donohoc & Sons, Inc: &. l.. Rush
against Morris shapiro: Perry Lyles
against William Il. Ellis: Eunicc NJ.
KrauSc against James Martin and
William EShlinger against John A.
Moon and John +. DOnohoe e Sons.
Inc; !. Bernard Sparks against John
r. Donohoc & Sons. Inc: Harry T..
Thompson and others against George
". Linkins: Helyn ID. Norflcet against
George W. LiukinS; Clarence Glenn
mons against &. j. CUSack: Clara
Fisher against William X. Ellis: Rich
ard Stokes against E. !. CuSack. and
John NJ. y. Cubbin against John r
Donohuc & Sons, Inc.
Evening star., 1921-05-11
BULLOCK HALL SITE.
Location Of Roosevelt Memorial
Clubhouse Under Consideration.

Proposed sites for the Roosevelt
memorial clubhouse, advocated by
group of natives of Georgia for erec-
tion in Washington, are under consid-
Grafton. it was announced yesterday
Locations on the "palisades' of the
Potomac river and on the heights of
Wisconsin avenue have been suggest
ed. 1t is expected that a site viii be
picked shortly.
The building. it is planned. Will be
an exact duplicate of Bulloch Hall,
birthplace of Rooscvelts mother at
Roswell. Ga. 4 miniature rcprodu"-
ton of Bulloch Hall will be displayed
as a feature of an entertainment
being arranged for June at 1927 *
street northwest blythe Georgia diNi-
son. Roosevelt Memorial Association.
District of Columbia. assisted by the
Southern Society of Washington.
A carnival will be staged in con-
nection with the entertainment, at
which time the 'prettiest Georgia girl
living in Washington will be selected.
Among those entered by admirers in
this contest are Misses Eva Street.
Mignon Davis, Margaret Carroll.
Carol Roberts. Elizabeth Whelchcll.
Helen Dortch. Marian Upshaw, niece
of Representative Upshaw. and Mrs.
w. I. DennnS.
Evening star., 1921-05-11
MERODE
Union Suits
at Sl.OO

Wonhen's Lightweight, low
neck Ribbed Suits, tight. knee
and umbrella style. Also the
popular closed suits with
tailored tops and bodice style.
All regular sizes. At 81.
Union Suits, 2 for 81
Women's. Low neck, suits,
tight knee and umbrella style.
Regular shoulder strap and
bodice style Also closed suits,
regular and extra sizes included.
All perfect. Regularly 59c and
75c. At 2 for 81.
Women's Silk Hose. Full
, fashioned Thread Silk Hose,
Onyx dye, in black and $l.45
white. All perfect,
Women's. Holeproof Silk
Hose. Mercerized tops, scanned
back, in black. white, brown,
cordovan and navy blue.
Recommended for gene Sl.25
raj wear,
Women's Onyx Silk Hose and
Thread Silk and Silk and Fiber
Hose. scanned back, plain, lace,
stripe and drop stitch. In
black, white, navy, brown and
gray. All perfect. Reg 70c
ularly 81 pair. At. pair.
Palals Royal-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1921-05-11
AMENDMENT VOTED DOWN
House Refuses Increase in Salaries
of Vocational Instructors.

Efforts to increase the Sl.2O0OOo
carried in the Army appropriat ton
hill for vocational training of enlist
cd men failed in the House. when an
am"ndmcnt offered by Representative
NcSwain. democrat. South Carolina for
an addition of from S1o0 900 to $500. 600
in the amount for salaries of instructors
was voted down.
The Army is organized for fighting
rot for going to school" Representa-
i've Greene. republican. Vermont. de-
ciared. adding that if the Regular
Army was to he efficient. too much
emphasis should not be placed on side
lines which afford soldiers an oppor-
tunity to dodge drill.
SLOW progress was made on the
elli. and republican leaders expressed
doubt that it would be disposed of
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1921-05-11
SHAD BAKE NEARLY READY
Plans for Attorneys Outing Vir-
tually Completed.

Arrangements for the annual out
ing and shad bake of the District
Bar Association at Chesapeake Beach
Saturday have virtually been COM
plctcd. it is announced by Henry w.
Sohon. chairman of the outing commit
tee. Members of the various benches of
the city and few government officials
handling strictly legal matters will at
tend guests of honor, while indica-
TONS are that nearly all the lawyers and
judges in the District will go on the
outing.
The DistraHe Supreme Court and the
District Court of Appeals will ad-
journ for the day. The clerks Office
at both courts will be open a half
day. however. to accommodate any
lawyers having pressing legal busi-
ness All members of the Court
of appeals and the District Supreme
Court except Justice Mccoy who is
out of the city. will go on the outing.
one of the two Police Court judges
will attend Several members of the
United States Supreme Court have
promised to make the trip if no court
conference is held Saturday.
Evening star., 1921-05-11

A London woman. advertising for
maidservant. offers high wages. a
wrist watch after three months and
a diamond ring after twelve months
service.
Evening star., 1921-05-11

Made of genuine
three-ounce stock
three and four poe
ed reinforced ha
side straps with har.
Note the catch, ena
making of these sizes, is and
10 inches. At S.. E
$40 Beaded Bags, $9.49
All-over, Handmade Beaded
Bags, silk lined, fitted with mir
ror, several beautiful designs to
select from. Finished at bottom
with heavy beaded fringe
many floral designs. At S9.@.
Palais Royal-Main Floor.
Evening star., 1921-05-11
Special Demonstration s.s =
of siIa
Valaze Beauty; 80.
Preparations ss''','a ,,

Until Saturday at 6 Pm.
M a d me Helena Rubin,yi,
STEMS Chief Aide. fornsetlyoo2
of her Paris and LopdorN
Maisons de Beaute VaAAO
will be at the Palais Royal
Toilet Section, on the Main nu
Floor, to advise our patrons'k
and explain the effectiy1
Nalaze method of souH
-ar
Maintaining a clear, attrac.us
tractive skin. E .Ssa
Protecting the skin fronS Ssh ya
Iowness, sunstains, swdStifiy h
ness, freckIes and harshness.
Overcoming relaxed YaSiai 81 81
muscles, double chin Ind
loss of face-oval. ~,
Suppressing bIackheads and
large pores.
Preventing and obIiterating
wrinkles and crowsfeet.
Our patrons are requested not
to neglect this unprece-
dented opportunity.
Palais Royal-Main Fissr.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-12-22
OTTO VANOUS TO OPPOSE
YOUNG STECHER" ON
MAT TOMORROW NIGHT

In addition to playing two basket
all games tomorrow night in the ST.
Johns College gymnasium with the
Silent Five and Mount ST. J0seph's
luint. the Vagabond Club. OF this city,
will stage a wrestling match which
Promises 10 prove big attraction.
The mat coutenders will lie Otto
famous and Young Stecher." Van
1us. who is resident of near Annapo-
is. is well-known in this community
md has displayed his qualities as a
rappler on a number OF occasions.
Young Stechern comes from the West
nd very little is known OF his ability
xcept from a Frederick paper. which
ives him a strong boost as being an
.xpert at the game There will prob
lbly be some preliminaries 10 the
nain bout.
The wrestling will take place dur
uc an intermission between the bas-
yetball games. The first of the games
scheduled to get under way at f:3t
rclock. An admission of 80 cents tc
the athletic carnival will lie charged
he proceeds TO go for the benefit Of
he Vagabond Club.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-12-22
WHITE CHRISTMAS IS
FORECAST; MERCURY
HANGS Up NEW RECORD

A new low record for temperature
for this winter was established last
night as the result Of the cold wave
that blew in from the northwest, true
10 the forecast OF the weather officials
And added 10 this is the prospect for
an fashioned white Christmas.
The mercury in the little glass tubes
registered at the lG-degree mark
throughout the city. and in some sec
tions of the county it is reported 10
have dropped six degrees lower than
that. The previous low mark was %
degrees. This was registered by the
brief cold spell that came about a
week ago.
But the bitter cold which greeted
residents of the city when they made
their way TO work this morning viii not
continue long. according TO the wea-
ther gaugers. Rising temperature is
forecast for tonight with increasing
cloudiness and probably rain or snow
on Friday. There is every indication,
therefore. TO hope for white
Christmas SO that Santa Claus may
make his annual pilgrimage to the
little folks of the city in his sielgh
behind rolicking reindeer.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-12-22
CONTESTS TEACH
CHILDREN SAFETY
School Officials Report That Ef-
fects Of National Competitions
Beginning To Be Apparent

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Dec. - Re
due;ion OF automobile accidents and
fatalities among school children al
ready are beginning 10 he apparent
az result of the national safety con-
tests conducted ~ the Highway and
Highway Transport Education Com
mitioe. according 10 reports emanat.
ing from all sections OF the country,
ii was said here today ~ officials of
the committee.
We observe decided tendency to-
ward carefulness." writes one school
superintendent III is unlikely that
the principles of safety could have
Teen impressed more firmly upon the
minds OF our pupils in any other man
ner than by means Of the contest con-
Quoted under your supervision,
With the contests over, the next
task. according TO the committee. is
the grading OF the manuscripts and
the awarding OF the 472 state and
territorial prizes and the national hon
ors and prizes offered for the test
essays and the best lessons prepared
it the contests. Correspondence with
school officials from all sections of The
country indicate that q veritable de
luge of essays by pupils and lessons
by teachers are reaching the Offices
of the superintendeuts and principals
I'VE feel keenly tho responsibility
that devolves upon us to see that each
manuscript written receives careful
consideration. say officials of tho
committee. We are receiving splen-
did cooperation from county, city and
state superintendenis Of schools
As a result of the campaign con
ducted ly the committee. many in
quries are being received regarding
CONTINUED on Page 81
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-12-22
SPEAKERSH|P MAY
GO INTO CAUCUS
Prospect Is Democrats Will Have
To Follow This Course
To Decide

The prospect is that the contest
over the selection of the Speaker o!
next House of Delegates will Re
thrown into the Democratic caucus
notwithstanding the fight that is Icing
made in behalf of Clarence ". Roberts,
of Prince Georges county
Governor Richie and some of his
political friends have no5 weakened
in their support OF Mr.. Roberts. tut
there are others who will have much
say in the next Legislature who are
much opposed To the selection Of the
Prince George county man. They
have been urging the claims of J. l..
G. Lee. of Hartford county.
Few OF the leaders are inclined 20
buck the Governor on tho selection
OF a Speaker ard consequently all Of
them have indicated their intention Of
going along" with him on this prop
osition. But while they are on the
surface going along" with the Gov
ernor some of them are losing no op-
portunity to knock holes in the fto5-
orts candidacy. And in this cOnnec-
ton it has been reported for week
that about threcfourths OF the city
delegation are ready 10 swing to Mr.
Lee as soon as they get word from
John J. Mahon.
II Lee can get the support of the
Baltimore city delegation. it appears
hat he can add 10 this strength the
votes of Baltimore and Hartford coun-
ties:
From Mr. Roberts own county
comes word that the Democrats there
are not a unit behind him. In addition
20 this some Of the party leaders from
other counties are complaining that
Prince Georges county is claiming
Cont nueu on Page a.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-12-22
FOR BIG FOOD PROBE

WASHINGToE. D. g.. Dec. 22.-
gestigation OF retail prices OF food.
fuel, shoes and clothing In all parts of
the country was ordered today by At
torney-G General Dsugherty.
MIR. Dsugherty said that in many 10
Ncalities prices are too high and re-
tailers' profits were ''uDcOnscionable'
and that every effort would be made
to put retail prices on the proper
level
Mr.. Daugherty instructed Director
Burns. Of the Department OF Justice,
to assign men as soon as possible 10
various parts OF the country to stimuli
taneOnsly collect information on cur
rent retail prices Of food, fuel. shoes
and clothing. and at the same time IN
report the wholesale prices OF corn,
wheat, beef and meat OF all kinds and
on the hOof in order that comparison ;
might be made.
IN many parts Of the country, Mr.
Daugherty declared retailers we're
combining TO keep prices high
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-12-22
GENEROUS GIFTS FOR
CHRISTMAS TREATS IN
TOWN AND COUNTY

Donations continue TO be received
for the Christmas celebration at the
County Home Mrs Albert Richie
mother OF the Governor. is sending {;
superb basket OF fruit as her contri
button towards making the day hap
py one for the old people al the Home
People wishing 10 make contribu-
tiuns 10 the Guild OF Mercy. through
whom this work is carried on. Should
give them either to Mrs Eugene Wor
Ellington or Mrs Emma Abbott Gage
The Anne Arundel County Chapter
of the Red Cross has been busy for the
past day or so arranging a treat fol
100 convalescent soldiers at CamI
Meade Miss Sara Sutherland, tho
Public Health Service Nurse. has hat
charge OF this and reports that sht
has met with most generous re
sponse 10 her requests for donations
The Annapolis Rotary Climb. u
whom Miss Sutherland reported tho
case of three needy families. has un
dCr,aken to give each ton of coal ant
SO order for food as a Christmas
present
Times may he hard. but IL ia evi
dent that the Christmas spirit -four
ishes as strongly as ever i'll AnnapoliI