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matrmOnio agn ella poda Obgar bienes de
Ia sociead de Regstraor
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UsuructO-CuandO ell de nscrita
Rego de la Propedad nca ben prvativo del
vuda solo ncunbe jufca faecimien
caracter heedera respecto
cha que nscriba
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primera nupcias-Acover Regis
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Nota-Este arculo parecido al SO 142 Espalo
y Filipino
Reerenca-2 22O-1 Martinez 291-1
3O9-5 555 Falcon 93-1
sguienes C6digo Civil F. Art 49, 4y As Codigo de Enu
ciamiento civil p. r.
derecho disponer respecras
fropiedudes pdrticulares.
Los bienes pvatvos c6nyuge pueden venos
obtener consentimento c0nyuge
defende los bens de ella adquds heren del padre los
consenmieno ell Ortiz IL
r. $685. S esposa condueha esposo ene
bertad ac6n sobre We've Faado Is P r.
2s2 Una donaci6n hecha pertenece ocead
ganancaes esposa puede bremente dsponer eaar
quez Jord H. Cuando eposa
vende recibendo ella msma ell importe yena que
entrega esposo hacer quda6n gansnca-
po emiento del possible deducr ell yalor de d.
shos bienesRoyra el Registrador II Dec p r. 415
Beass Piratiroa crcunsancia de amhos AFR
scrtura de adquc0n ea yerifca pecuo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-05

rentemente al menos. una buena canti-
dad de este alimentO tan POGO a pro-
p6sito para el hombre. planta cara al
sol. dirige el Ia boca. que la aja Ell
ella introducida mantiene alberta, y
espera unos segundOs en esta pOsici0n.
DE la boca alberta. empieza des-
prenderse una pequeha humareda, que
lentamente va aumentandO en- inten-
sidad hasta cOnvertirse ell allegro lla-
marada. que brOta repentina entire la
paja, que crece hasta cOnsumir toda
la que el encantador encerrara Ell su
bOca. Aquel fog0n viviente cOntinua
atin lm instante echandO hume.
Ell pGblicO sigue con inter6s crecien-
te las extrailas evoluciones de aQuel
salvaie Blahde ahora cOrva cimita-
IRA. paSindola. con ademan rapido.
ante los Ojos de los espectadores que
10 pueden eyitar un inv0luntariO mo-
vimiento de terror. Este ejerciciO dis
trae V agrada sin duda al encantadOr,
porque cada veZ es mayor el furOr con
que 81 Sc entrega. Gala al fin el pan
derO. La cimitarra vuela ahOra por .el
aire. .despues de describir numerO-
SOS cfrclllOs, cae al suelo. clavandOse
Ell el prOfundamente. Sc hace acerrar
despues un pequenO tronco Y con gol-
pes en6rgicOs va partiendolO Ell peque
hos trozos. No queda va MADEIRA que
cortar: cogida el arma por la empuila-
dura. la eleva hasta introducir su pun
ia por la boea. Y POGO a POGO va desa-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-05

pareciendo la hOja brilIante. que mo-
mentos antes. al descender veloz en-
manos de aquel hOmbre. hizo extreme
Ger alglin .yaliente. No Sc We va mas
que el puiiO. Con .el arma asf metida.
va dand0 el encantador la vuelta al
circulo. para que tOdOs podamOs com
probar la limpieza con que eiecuta el
experimental. VueltO al centro. SAGA de
nuevO la hOja a la luz. Y vuelve him
carla Ell el suelo repetidas veces.
Suena el pandero con mas eXtrailO
ritmO. La DANA Sc hace cada vez mas
violenta. Del cestO. cubierto con una
piel de cabra, SAGA rapidO una serpiep
te el encantador. Ell cuerpo verde V
negro. del animal Sc arrolla primero so
bre la cabeZa del moro. Retu6rcelo deS-
pues con amhas manos. para AFRO
llarselo luegU al cuello. FL animal
IL deja hacer con i3lra docilidad. Des-
pues de buen ratio de danzas Y contor-
stones, con la serp!ente on las manOS
Y arrOllada por braZos v piernaS. la
deja Ell ell suelo. FL animal. al sentr-
So libre. So yergue sObre la cola 81
g,le ansi0so al bailarin con la mirada.
lanzandOse al ataque en- cuantas oca-
stones .puede. Defiende aqu6l con ell
turbante. en- el que de continue hace
presa el reptil. Como final de fiesta.
SAGA una vfbora del cesto. Los ataques
son ahOra mas rapidos v mas diffciles
de esquivar Por liltimo, coge a la VI
bora Y lie presenta el brazo desnudo,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-05
Esrupros coMERcrALEs.

rsntizamos ensehar por coTeo. por solo
g. Il mes: Curse Complete de Conts-
hil;dad MercantH. incluyendo IA conta-
Md de- corporaciones. y Ia COntshi.
sd de Baaccs. Taqugafia Gregg a
Pitmsn. err espahol ingles. Curse Ele-
mental &c Tenedor de Libros. solo sl2.
Mande sellos pidiendo informes a La
Fajardo Commercial & Language
School. Tia escusla que cImple 10 que
ofreceI, San Juan,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-05
NUEVO AGENTE EN- COMERIO

Para el buen gobierno de nuestros
relacionados en- Comerio, tenemos ell
gusto de participates que, desde esta
fecha, queda hecho cargo de la agen-
cia de Ell IMPARCIAL, en- dicha po-
blacion, el Sr. Manuel Torres, quian
deberan de dirigirse cuantos tengan
asuntos pendientes con esta empresa,
10 deseen relacionarse con la misma en-
10 future.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-05

q mayor earsntia de Ia Federal W.
sible es cue ei Gobierno de los Esta-
dos Unidos Ia tiene en- uso cOrriente:
Ia meior prueba de sus 6xitos. que en-
menos de seis meses sc han yendidO
90 en- Puerto Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-05

C0MERCIANTES.- -Patrocinar, propa.
gar, ensalzar el jabon negro rotulado
CADIERNO, es obra altruista, que os
capacita en- la defensa de vuestros in
tereses y los del pueblo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-05

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h mAMmn fmxAa. pusuns. uF1lmssin.
mxsls. - amPARciAL esraa run.
pnnlnmee q anrR . wueh o h Una
q n aanea
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-05

OfrecemOs ~VAEAS DE LEIRE'
scOstumbrsdas conner eu pcsebre
ropias oara fsmiliat cue .ivnS e.
4irsmxr , SantuTce.
infOrmafan Piza HernanoA. Ailes
81. Adv
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-05

1 psnoADo F4E1poo. -nsros ss~e
aMElnm.aHE ~ sssm y niAspam ualnus
lns,es 60 a snoA<n a. pusses &uAl ,
ArnsaiIlA. suFs@ aHnmes Gnsnnlma
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u kansaaa
LlAne q sxleiuae Ne. tt1 Q q 81
ssaas las naAanAs y u,sA EroEiamrnn
ssshaiao-1. a. Rsmota
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-05

So AbQuTEA una uAsA d. material cn
IA cAllc de Lsiza No 90 cpmpucssA
ic cuatro darnsitorios Amplios salA. co
,ina. cusncdoE. laiio. etc. Dcpariamcn
70 para srr&sdunnhre 3 bucn garage
todo psr s6s0o Para iniOrsncs diri
iase "Dos iIermanos~ 40. %. teiefo
no No. sl6. Santuroe en San Juan,
Gale del SantO CrisiO. No q. tciesono
No. IT'S. La lave esta en- Ia casa del
lado. No. 235.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-05

- UxEED - upsseay buzlnsus.
mAns ezs - s.gms g.a s.naiA Ua.
q - "a mk9zlnA - E1n.s '9sossAi
xl1saA- 80
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-05
CARBIA BROS.
PLAZA PRINCIPAL, SAN JUAN, p. q
KODAKS
Efsctcs de Fosograds y Sport.
70 desarrolla y 50 ccpia para sficionadot
rspele,fa y efsctos dc Escritorio.
bamos On scero. Papsl y
Z TaYjetas de Vista
ostelsA - visitas ) SOUVENIRS

mo ACOSE su memoria con ese
calculo diario que le trae pooo msnos
que loco. Compre una Federal visi
BILE" que ella 10 suma, resta, multjplica
y divide con una rapidez asombrosa ,
con una exactitud mathematical.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-05
j. ArlUNCIOS Y RECLAMOS ECONOMICS :

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naiaAA MnnA llmnnA 0uAaAaR y ~
aimnaA. nixasm n 2 . - gal. -
lnmA pussae Rana.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-05

a popuaAn ouxNeAaAA -
nuDQuD DR BolnNsA' tsswaps
asm uus lnsassn = susssAe a. ullMk
fnNMa rlNaus AawN Famn.l.As y ulllsa
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'uaanaa. aclR senff ~ corral cS.scio.
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Juan. r. =.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-05

PRIMER PREhuo" Otorgado a la
popular QuincaIla "EL .BOSQUE DE
BOLONIA" por vendcr Tazas de as a
q centavos y vases de 20 II centavos.
Ahorre dinero comprando en- esta Quin-
calla.-33 San Sebastian 33.-Frente
Ia Plaza del Mercado. San Juan. r. R.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-05
GRAN BARATILLo.-sig

realization en- Las Novedades, Brau As.
A precios reducidisimos. en- trajes. sor1-
breros Y ropa interior para senoras. ar
ticulos para caballeros ! especialmente
en- telas de fantasia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-05

TENEMoS empleo permanente para
una joven activa con conocimientos de
ingles v castellano. Olga sueldo soli-
cita. Referencias necesarias. Dirijase
al Apartado 565. San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-05

mli,nnm1e II Hasarssm ~ usmsafunsunra
nrmsamnienn asa asspenwsn Asausrfsn
NJ Awueo. msudimnaE Il raal saalnusns
rummsma unsas a. rsmssxse . Co.'S n
unitna sia s.sccaa qns = roaAsiA.
cuNsERrtMoS Al. tf,SvMDo Y A
PLAzoS 4 NcESTROc Acclo.
NlsTAs-
eiiie IA slhunA a. esaa cauF'aiiia -
Il caile Tr,aan ~ San gunn. o TidA
iniofnrs pa cosco 81 Apartado l3ss
San lEAn rcrk sroutamcnie airndiao.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-05

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ansfk - senas aNiuunttn cllAknkNk
ESrE IA a. caasse nnmuanA usA
nwsx q ssE ruuH2 a. lule. DlHsnm
Assassaae ila Aan iuaA
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-05

NO MAS cALvos. usando "PetroQ Qui
nina" por algdn tempo. volvcrk . ere
Ger el pelO perdido y evitari que Sc
caiga el que aun le queda. Pstro-Qui-
nina es a base de extracto de pesr5lec
crudo y Sc usa por gotas. I'm frasco
dura mucho tempo y solo cuesta 81 90
-Gonsiles Padin Co. (l3
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-05

ocAxEon. la asaD odllsn e.tA. .
,euds u1a cass sn Sanaurue. q mAgnI.
hA conssrucuan msseFnA. , pis0G -
lar go meuoa tide estk ccrcad0 Dc
c,ncresO. Escssha o p. o. Boa GO.
San Juan. p. U.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-05

s,sa = vspus - hns sssri.ss Ne e.
anacias entre los paiuss; 60 Il ssas.
@esil. sntrs las ciuas1ss; GO q -
errsfo tnhaikmhrico sntrs lss hsn-
hErs: csa Ia FEDERAL VISIBLE -
scsrsS 81 tirmpo para rssslssr 10 epe-
sacisn DE- sumaF mas csmpli1aea.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-05

TocrE0 PEEourTAs.-LA ne,Or O.
lidad. y al mejor precio 10 cOnnguiri
Va. dirxiendose a cADIERNo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-05

u. Fenech y MuHo-.
The evening world., 1921-01-31
MEN
ON CAFETERIA DIET
FOR CHARITY MEAL
viii Have 3,5OO,OOO "InviS-
ible Guests" the Starving
Children of Europe.

Wal Street win lunch at the corner
violable sanctums Of bank Presidents
and corporation heads. railroad di-
rectors and world famous financiers.
these new cafeteriarites will come and
lunch in the self-service way-knifa,
fork, spoon and zone paper napkin
only on an aluminium tray.
Tomorrow win be Invisible Guest
Day" in the Y. w. c. A. cafeterias
for the beneht Of the fund for the
starving children Of Europe. John
ID. Rockefeller jr. and william Eel
loves Morgan are setting the example
by playing hosts to parties Of their
business friends at the Ann-Fulton
Cafeteria at the lower end OF the
island. Herbert Hoover will be pres
ent TO speak briefly at / o'clock.
Gross receipts from MONDAY meals
served at all Y. w. c. A. cafeterias
throughout the country tomorrow
will go 10 swell contributions to the
FUND OF S3S,0O0,OO 900 which the Euro
pean Relief Council Is seeking to raise
to save the lives of $4,000 children
in Eastern and Central Europe. Mrs.
John d. Rockefeller is Chairman OF
the committee in this city. She has
reached by letter 500 Of New Yorks
/ most prominent business men, urging
them to drop in at the nearest cafe
terra during the lunch hour, and, II
possible, entertain parties of their
business associates.
Several of Mrs. Rockefeller's init
mate friends will also be hosteeses
including Mrs. William Fellowes Nor
The evening world., 1921-01-31
Tittd RufO
AS RigOLettO;
Week. End Music
By Sylvester Rawling.

Mary Garden, general director Of
che Chicago Opera Association, wasn't
con her job" at the Manhattan opera
House on Saturday night II she had
been no such brutality inArtistic inter-
Fuption OF a performance Of "Rigo-
Aetto" could have taken place as that
which happened after the third act.
The frenEied duet between the Jester
and his daughter Gilda had stirred
the crowded house to a demonstration
that lasted several minutes. And then.
Dust as the wise ones were starting
cut TO find friends with something in
their hip pockets, the curtain was
raised and the duet was sung all over
again. Latin temperament, my dear
friend" a French boulevardier tued
10 explain to me. What [ replied to
him couldn't be printed. Imagine Ed
win Booth, or, to be more modern,
BOthern, after minutes of Sinking
END bowling, repeating Hamlets
eoliloquy!
Tilta Ruffo, who was Rigoletto. was
ehe offender although without the
tCQlueActnCe OF Mr. MariuuZLi, who
was conducting, he couldn't have
done it. Mr.. Ruffo has been quoted
az saying that he knows what his
audiences want and gives il to them
and critics and Art may go hang. or
words TO that effect. Well, the deity,
At least, is patient and long suffer
ing, but in the long run she has her
way The Titta Ruffo who sang Rig
aletto on Saturday night was not the
rita Ruffo whom went over 10
Philadelphia to hear at his American
scout some years ago. The column
~ praise Of him that | wrote then.
hts voice now would not Justify.
Much OF the velvet OF it has been
rubbed on by inCessant shouting to
the gallery gods. His Interpretation.
however, remains a masterpiece OF
acting, although tending to be diff
fuse.
Florence Macbeth sang Gilda with
q suavity and loneliness OF voice al
together captivating Tito Schipa
was the Duke, Iazzari was Spara-
fucile, and Carmen PasCova, a new
conner. was Maddalena.
In the afternoon there was per-
Torrance of lie Chemineau" with
that fine artist, Hector Dufanne in
the name part, which he created;
YVonne Gall as Toinette. BakanoT
The evening world., 1921-01-31
TO BUY lMPERATOR.

LONDON. Jan. St.--The Cunard Line
intends to purchase the former German
liner. Imperator. and the White Star
Line will buy the Bismarck, The World
learned in shipping circles to-day.
It Is understood, however, that no
definite bargain has as yet been made
with the maritime branch OF the Repara-
tions Commission, which Is selling the
vessels for the British Government; and
it may be two or three months before
the transactions have been completed
It Is also said that the prices to be paid
for the two steamships viii be far below
what was considered their value before
the war, because OF the high cost OF
maintaining and operating the vessels
together with the slump in ocean freight
and passenger traffic.
The evening world., 1921-01-31

gan, Mrs. Cleveland Dodge. Mrs. VIII
lard Straight, Mrs. Arthur Curtis
James, Mrs. +. Louis Slade Mrs JO-
seph Wann. Miss Sarah Dean and
Mrs. s Cushman. Mrs. Rockefeller's
guests at the West Side Cafeteria,
No sol West 5Oth street. will include
Mrs. Henry Fairfield Osborn, Mrs. c.
+. Meyer, Mrs. c. b. Alexander, Mrs
Arnold Whitridge, Mrs. w. H. Moore,
Mrs Thayer HObb, Mrs. Albert Mil
nard Berenson, Miss Miles Carpenter.
Miss Amy AldriCh and Miss Francis
Hottin.
The evening world., 1921-01-31

gramme were some Mexican folk
songs, arranged by Hanna van Vol
lenhOven, Dutch pianist who ac-
companied him, and made one forge
the immaturity and ineffectiveness Of
Mr.. Romero's voice.
The evening world., 1921-01-31

Don't stay stuGed-upl Quit blow
ing and snufIlingl A dose Of "Pape's
Cold Compound" taken every two
hours until three doses are taken
usually breaks up cold and ends all
grippe misery.
The first dose opens clOgged-up
nostrils and air passages of head;
The evening world., 1921-01-31

stops nose running; relieves headache,
dullness, feVerishness, sneezing.
"Pape's Cold Compound" Il the
quickest, sureSt relief known and
costs only a few cents at drug stores
II acts without assistance. Tastes
nice. Contains no quinine. InaisA
upon Pape's. -
The evening world., 1921-01-31
as Francois. and Edward Cotreuil as
Maitre Pierre, Mr.. NORM conducting.

as Francois and Edward Cotreuil al
Maitre Pierre, Mr. NORM conducting.
Florence Easton, Of the lovely voice
and the amazing repertory. a vert
able pillar OF strength to the Metro
pOitan Opera Company, was Isolde
in the Saturday night performance Of
tristan and Isolde" gunb in English
in place Of Margarete Matzenauer, in
disposed. The Brangaene was Marion
Tclva, St Louis ContraitO, making
hlSt appearance here i'm an imporlant
part S,gubach was Tristan, and
Clarence VIII tchiu was Kurvenal Mr.
l5odanzky conducted. At the matinee
Don Carlos" was sung by the ia
miliar cast " Rosa POuselle. Mdrti-
nell. De Luca and Didur. Jeanne
Gordon taking the place " Margarete
Mdtzenauer as the Princess Eboil
There was a crowded house at each
performance
The lightest musical sunday OF the
season In the number Of concerts was
that Of yesterday At Carnegie Han
I'm the afternoon, JOSEF Stransky led
the Hhilha rmOniC Orchestra through
"A programme which included two sym
homes, BeethOveu's eighth and Te-
haikovslty'S "Pathetique," both played
with nobility Bees des there were Bee
q ovens "LeOnUre" overture No. 3 and
the Bach prelude, choral and fugue.
Walter Damrosch and the symphony
Orches ira, at ApOlian Hail, in the af-
ternoon, repeated Vaughan WilNams's
London" symphony which Albert
Contes conducted while visiting here.
Guy Maier and Lee PattisOn were the
sOlOists i'm MOZarts concerto in T. nat
Tor TWO pianos. At the end Of BrahmsS
sparkling Academic Festival" over
ture was played Duel de Kerek-
jarto, viUlinist. was'the visiting artist
at the Metropolitan Opera House last
might, playing the solo part in the
Mendelssohn concerto and some
smaller compositions by Goldmark,
Glrasate and Hubay with Frances
Moore his accompanied at the piano.
Rosa Ponselle. EVELYN Scotnev. Or
vile Harold and Giuseppe Danise
of the Company's forces were the
singers. Mr.. Bamboschek conducted.
Harold Bauer the pianist. gave a
recital at Aeolidn Hall on Saturday
fternOon that held the attention OF a
crowded house for more than two
hours. Beethoven, Mozart, Franck,
Chopin. Schumann and Brahms COM
positions We're on his programme,
played masterfully, and yet the au-
dienCe fingered long, vOraci ousIy de-
handing more for its feast. In the
evening, at Aeolian Hall, Marguerite
Volavy, a Bohemian pianist, gave a
recital Of compositions by Beethoven,
Schubert, Brahms and Chopin. At the
Times Square Theatre yesterday az
ternoon Alfonso Romero, tenor a
young Mexican, gave a recital. The
most interesting things on his pro-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-09

Pretty Sk;rt;ng P1a;ds, SO inches aide, $l.29
Ten beautiful color combinations including black and
white paids These will be very popular this coming
season. \
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Very sturdy and especially suitable for tailor
In navy blue only really fine value and fine for your
spring suit
Navy Blue Tr;cot;ue. IS inches ,0;de, 1898
This is super-value and one that has never been
equaed in recent The seasons leading fabrics for
suits dresses etc.
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The Wooden Dress Goods Section will Brilliant
than present cost of production. This item is
An-Woo7 Cream Serge, 50 ill., aide, $l.l9
Splendid for separate skirts to be worn with coats
of contrasting color Non-crushabe and absolutely all
wool and perfect weave.
Black Seal Plush 50 inches aide, 1926
Extra deep pile of pure Tussah silk An replica
of the real animal skin Fine for coats stoles mus,
Moha;r S;c;;1;a1, so inches aide, gard, 99c
This mohair is reversible and dust-repellant. Silky
lustrous face In black and navy blue only Excellent for
early spring.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-09
The Sales of january continue

it has a NEW meaning!
Lansburgh s Brother January
Sales have always proven the fore
most mercantile events in Washing
t0n-but there never has been an
event that has talked price like this
one.
This year we have forgotten our former
accomplishments as basis for this years
business. We've simply taken huge stocks
of our own goods-plus wonderful new
purchases of tremendous proportions
have applied reductions Of such severity
that an entirely new meaning has been
given to the words-Sale and Price.
These January Sales call for price reductions
YOU expect big savings-the new economic con-
dtions call for reductions and our willingness to
make this sale greatest has resulted in gale
of price slashing that makes it of prime impor=
lance to every inhabitant of this city and its
roundings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-09

Alcow Rllowcases-Made Of Tubing
Size 13@ss: 37c> Size s;s:; 4;* 49,, 42c
Compared to the quantity of sheets offered there
are sufficient quantities of these to match sheets
All made from tubing-cut generously wide and long,
and finished with three-inch hens. Very remarkable
values at these special prices
Unbleached Sheeting, yard &c
Very heavy, perfect quality, easy to bleach, espe-
cialv desirable for sheets and Three widths
49, AZ and "A inches all at price-22c yard.
Unbleached Sheeting; lie yard
Exceptional-a value doubt if we will ever du-
pcate. 36-inch heavy unbleached sheeting, easy to
bleach, fine enough for aprons.
Bleached Muslin, I5c yard
new, low price for this heavy muslin, free from
dressing-and full SO inches wide Splendid for family
Of BLeached Sheeting, 29c yard
Strong quality, full bleach, smooth even thread,
launders beautifully. Just right for cot and singebed
sheets and plowcases.
Longcloth, special Csc yard
o6 inches wide-exceptionaly fine closely woven
quality, twisted round thread, adapted for making
Floor-IansbuPkh 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-09

Naturally you will not find assortments complete
when the selling started week ago, but many new
lots have been added which permits of avery pleasing
selection You will find every garment dainty and
practical. Choose than immediate supplies
these low prices are exceptional.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-09

Macy Blue EMPRESS Cloth. 81 inches aide, $l.98
Besides navy blue have limited quantity of brown
and black. Fine for separate skirts and suits. Really
wonderful value
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-01-09

AD-Woo1 Macy Serge, ~ inches aide. DC
Besides navy blue have this a1woo serge in Bur-
gundy and black Excellent for childrens wear, mddes
etc. Special Monday, while it lasts, o7c yard.
The Washington times., 1921-11-24
BOY
GETSk|FE TERM
IN Staying CASE
George Walker, Convicted OF
Killing Companion in Fight,
Given Severe Sentence.
by International News Service.

DUBLIN, Ga, Nov. 24.-George
Walker. a fifteen.year-old boy. was
convicted today OF having slain his
eighteen-year-o playmate, George
Avery, and the sentence of the court.
delivered at an early hour this morn
ing, Is that he must spend the rest OF
his life in prison. Walker collar s ID
when the verdict was read and was
placed under the care of a physician.
Walker and Avery fought the night
OF August last near a small country
church. They had fought intermit-
tentIy at various times for years. This
time. according to witnesses who tes-
titled, the boys entered a heated argu.
ment, and. despite Avery's pleadings
to his erstwhile chum to drop your
knife and fight fair" young Walker
plunged his pocket knife deep into the
stomach of Avery, who died within a
few minutes.
Walkers counsel endeavored TO
show that Avery had beaten Walker
on several occasions and that, just he.
fore he was slain, he was advancing
on Walker with a fence paling up
raised in a threatening manner.
Walkers counsel moved for a mis-
trial, contending that the verdict and
sentence were read on a legal holiday.
few minutes past midnight. The
court held, however, that Dublin's sun
time made the verdict and sentence
legal. Motion for a new trial was
filed.