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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-25
Francia dice que 81 no
sc lie cOndOna la deuda
de guerra pOr los Esta-
dos Unidos, no asistira
a la COnferencia de
Geneva.
(De Nuestro Servicio Especially

PARIS, enero 25.-Parece SECURE
que Francia no participant EN- la con-
ferencia economical de Geneva 81 an
tes los Estados Unidos no acceden
cancelar la deuda de guerra. Esta
texigencia que fue apuntada va en- la
conferencia del desarme, Sc acentua
ahora de manera que no deja lugar
la duda de que Sc trata de negociar
el concurso de Francia csc precio.
ATENAS, enero 25.-Se asegura
que ell Rey Constantine esta dispues-
to a abdicar ell trono a favor de su
hiio Jorge, como unico medic de al
canzar para Grecia la protection de
los aliados. Los rumores estos los
hacen circular los partidarios de We
nizelos, pero Sc afirma en- los circu-
los politicos, que no carecen de fun
damento. Las preston que vienen ha-
ciendo los goLiernos aliados es tai,
que el Rey Constantine, para ahorrar
dificultades a su pueblo, ha pensado
sacramento en- la abdicacion.
FILADELFIA, enero 25.-El famo-
so atleta australiano Ned Fitzgerald,
ha sido vencido por ell luchador ame-
ricano Willie Jackson, en- ell match
celebrado en- esta ciudad aver tarde.
Ell vencedor lie propino ell knock out
a su contrincante en- ell quinto round,
aun cuando Sc acord6 que Sc fijara
que en- el octave. Ambos atletas son
de peso ligero,
BURDEOS, enero 25.-Ha llegado
a esta ciudad la ex emperatriz de Aus
tria, Zita, procedente de Suiza adonde
fue a yer a un nilo que tenia muy
enfermo. Manana seguira viaje pa
ra Madrid, de ALI seguira para Lis
boa para embarcar hacia Funchal,
donde esta su esposo. II
ANNAPOLIS, enero 25.-La serie
anuaI de football, seghn hazside@anun- !
ciado hoy en- esta Academia, Sc cele-
brara este ano entire los famosos
teams del Ejercito Y la Marina, ALA
para noviembre 25. La Academia tie
ne en- sus planes colocar asientos pa
ra 10000 espectadores.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-25
TeatrO Municipal
Ell programa de esta noche.

Para llenar el cartel de la noche, Sc
pondra en- escena por la Compania que
dinige ell notabilisimo actor Rafael
ARGOS, la comedia, LAS Delicias del
Hogar", y un aeto de variedades.
Ell gran maGuietista rcpresentaTa
esta noche tipos y caricaturas de gran
relieve c6mico.
Y Ia obra escogida es de las que
ofrece Rafael ARGOS, gran OCCASION
de lucimiento.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-25

J. Perez Losada, Director.
M. Fernandez Juncos, Redactor-Jefe.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-25
Llegada del "TanamO"

FL Secretario del Gobernador, Mr..
Hull, ha recibido un aerOgrama del
Gobernador Reilly, informandole que es
pera llegar este puerto esta tarde a
las Seis.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-25
Frutas para ell NOrte

Ell vapor "Sagua", que salio aver
tarde para New York, lleva $4,000 ca
Jas de frutas.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25

YOC HAVE ALWAYS WANTED 10 make
ruwe money Du Tulsa real estate Tho
big down payments have probably made
lt impossible. but here rs your chance.
an ready fUr you. g26O down will make
first payment on G.r0ou duplex iu Roud
location. Fine corner lot sewer and
sidewalk Assessments Hll paid. lfs ON
attractive property and the terms we
have are So easy that anyone con make
profit on the property This home
Is newly decorated Hnd lH modern. Price
$3.50, ana right Lave iu ono side and
rent out the other ana your future VIII
be easy, II you cannot ralre the t26u
40 first payment, offer 5000, ana do not
believe 4l50 would be refused. Ossgn
2s73.
5000 CASH--SJ 800. Fun front living
room, braudaHrw b-roOm bungalow .
oak floors throughout. every buiIt-In
convenience massive mauttl, nicely
decorated and finished ON pavement
close to school snd car line. Call Cedar
300.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25
Real Estate Sor Sale
mOtsIs InH Nh

,-,5,...,,. 80 80, ~ ..."
1a"' ''NN $50 IIh MONTH tu.I HIsN
r.,...'., N.... ,.".' >,' ",..'
Ia. .,.. 10 a. ,no r.It.,., ~,
u..ut,. a.. 'fa 81, tI... I..... ..-
sr.u ....r.,.
80. .,........
R"NN" IN NpItN u'nNN 'ahi frUrI nearly
new. NuiN residence, 'IuH, lu. on
.'"i" "'"' NlHh. t.llH'sh In.. l'nH
room n'I""H iiHuI INuiH oak. hts".
m'nI inina'. guaE", only AlloNo
WV l''WN hud '.n uyr month WI hnntIs
hl.'uN.H ,|L.' huhtNIn" ln lht h.ghN
i,.ai.,'" Nn,'''' 'N we lhN'Nk, 'N-
bw. '..,,' ''''', W. '"''r' .' -
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ts,p. tlr
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49, W. u go l'', '..',"' ',tlH
go, lnoo," Nyu,,n n'.ie' h|l'Y'ol
,pb rnnt ,,r ,,.g '''N prtr' ",.iy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25
Personal Property

wsdELLNNEots roR SALE ss
-...,.I's Guaranteed water-p o o Z.
fAN,"" vste. rubber goods a09 s.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25

LANDS Am rNWMs ron sNiE 81
NILSSON M

POULTRY FARM
Wei Improved On. tuIi water health.
tls'. terms. Arthut Mountain View,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25

-,.-,,,-y,.I buy two sets Of Harvard
NAAsN..ss must be cheap. fred smlth
oa-. ~ L-Lrl 81. phone Cedar 21tl.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25

An EXCEPTIONAL BUY-s,uth side.
within seyou blocks ~ downtown, g.
story all hardwood floors. new deco
raiions upstairs and down: two beautiful
mHntcls, three rooms and library on
first floor; four bedrooms and sleeping
porch on second fiuVi, a-rar garage.
Just look at this ana figure n out fOr
yourself goon buy, as an Invest
mont or a rental deal. WIi rent for
Sl25, The price Is $500 and make
Nnur own terms. Cedar "a2O
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25
MANTrD-NtAL rsrArr

ATTENTION PROPERTY OWNERq
spot each for close in state price.
description and flll particulars.
Address GOT T., World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25

$3.50 CASH. go per month. including In
torcst. buys u dandy new G.roOm mod
trn duplex on tho paving walking dis
tauCo ~ the bu-inesH district, full lot,
three room CuttuEu ON the rear Live
In one side, rent the other side aud
rear for $50 hnd have 20 pay only $50
NOuTs'lf cheap rent ana own your own
homo, Gail Usage gbhG.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25

NES who have mo- land may apply Tor
small farms In the pre'ty DzHTks No.
}, J, Hamilton. Oh W. Fourth. cha.
nute. Kan.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25

1850 CASH f2b per month. puts you IN
room bungalow mll lot. choice loCa-
tlpn On the Sand springs cHr line, hHlf
block Of tho paving one block uf che
car line. can OEaLo 9bs6.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25

tl2b CASH $40 per month. buys n o.
TnOm cottage ON the payluE. one block
81 tho car line. close tu school, ln au
excellent rcsii'nCc locality the beet
buy In ,hc city Of Tulsa. tdh 1,udi
7T7
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25

Real Estate
BROADMOOR-$750 CASH
East front bungalow. six rooms, in
Guiding breakfast room. basement.
garage and drive; Practically new
and SNAP mt $500. Call carly
ADA MS-REDDlN
500 Kennedy bldg.
pHN--Cedar 200. Usage 1900
S4.25O-- SOUTH SIDE
Beautifully shaded lot with % modern
j.room cottage. close To- schools and
transportation, south Of Fifteenth
street, good wen OF drinking water,
tull-sizod lot. a real bargain: $500
cash and $50 per month Will handle.
CAN carly on this one. Immediate
possession can be- had.
W. FRANK WALKER
Ecaltor-a Exclusive Agent
scr South Boston Osagr 40t
NORTH DENVER-S6,250
Practically new cast front bunga-
ow. five rooms and breakfast room,
'ull front livlug room, basement ga-
cage ana drive; $500 cash down.
Soc thiH at once.
ADAMS-REDDIN
32O Kennedy Bldg.
''sN 'NAl '''f ''bh' ih''
EAST TERRACE BUNGALOW
1896 East Terrace or Fifteenth
street, lot 6ON229. seven room and
breakfast room; large rooms and
closets; hardwood floors throughout.
except bath which Is tile. brick
foundation set on concrete base:
large basement. furnace. Pittsburgh
automatic water heater; house storm
shcctcd with building paper be-
tween Gliding and shecting: garage
and modern servant quarters. A
roal home ut tho right price. Can
make reasonably good terms. Call
owner for date 10 inspect
X. NJ VAUGHN
office l740 East sixth
Phonos Osago b2Io. Residence
OspEc 1885
CLOSE IN, NORTH SIDE
six rooms. oak floors fun front liv-
Ing room. basement boxed and
stOrmHhoctcd. a real bargain at
$4,000 with $3.50 cash. Let's go.
ADAMS-REDDIN Il
$50 Kennedy bldg. /,
pBN Cedar 900. OsoEo 1900 =
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25
Real Estate for Rent
FLNTs nd ArAKrMEN1

FOR RENT-sIK rooms. phone and con.
N"nicnccs, 500. Phone Usage S62t
FOR RENI-Four-ruom apartment. base.
mont AMI garage newly decorated and
floors roflnished 500. Is. f.. pottus
OHHEe 296.
tlNE-ROuM ABATEMENT Hardwood
floors laundry and storage space.
Garage II desired. 1fIa W second 81.
Phone ossge 1909 anl Usage $3.50.
FIVE ROOM new apartment. hardwood
floors, Murphy he'd. hrcakfsst room and
garage. $50. Usage 1871.
FIFTH. W. bl2a-Thomas apartment, 4.
room efficiency apartment Murphy bed
combination lbrary.dining table, cabi-
net, tee box, range, first floor. ass. can
Usage secs.
FOR RENT-Scwly decorated. t-room.
modern apartment, close In. ~lth ga
rage, so Abbott & Welch. Phone
Usage 1Cri
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25

VERY FINE building site good sroon
modern house, on rear ~ luI renting
$40 par month. High east front pave
INK hulf paid. Price only 600 for
quick sale, q. Is. L,sIts. DHnEn i.sl.
32g Roberts BluB.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25
TN,s

OR SAlt-tlyv acres. J-Tuum house.
ristsrn, cellar, M mile ~ OH well. ncar
coal mines. ABBY TO W y. rlccr. Min.
rus TgNuF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25
OKLAHOMA

ron SALEH1gO acre farm. near tulsa. At
h'rguin Phone Osngs 2a6.
~ YOU want tu act out whcrp YOU have
Wuto room thHu q city lut where you
yEu raise YOUR own harden Hud fruit
aud chickens, let uH show you one Of
these desirable traCtH -. I, Powers A.
~. zoos buulol tlldg. Usage slt.t2O
FOR SALE aOU.aCre Grand river bottom
farm. THIS farm has never had crop
ililufo. good improvements. ono and one.
quarter miles from Pensacola, OKLA.
and az miles from bttauE. Okla.
both good markets and railway
pulnts. Ihis farm viii grow three Ctnps
~ alfalfa each year. 40 acres tine
wheat ON plnCo now. Tor sale ut bar.
gain VIII take some Tulsa property,
VIII carry llncrnl loan bt 80 Interest.
ono NU-aCre farm. uuc.hnU mile south
or Sperty, OKLA, on paved road,
as per acre, $500 down. five years ut
~ on balance. " interested call W.
Il. O. j. ", Adams
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25
NV MI.NIrn

NLN MENtDO raucr IN dry farming boit.
east ~ Muuznuus muuutBius. hlkh alti-
tud'. Tine climate. good water. roads.
market 80 tu $40 acrc. tarrls, gl7
n Whtor Albuguerpuc ~ NJ
Evening star., 1922-10-22

Luncheon Sets, square and
round style, with white linen
centers, with real filet edge; also
with rose flet corner inset in
each piece; also some sets with
handdrawn hemstitching. l3-
piece sets. At
$5.o8 to $1Z.95
Evening star., 1922-10-22

-JO-Piece Dinner Set, In
chinaware; gold band deco
Service for 6 peo- &1O
pie. Regularly 0lC
Evening star., 1922-10-22

-86-fnch Square Corners, for
lunch or bridge cloths, with hand
made filet lace edge, and rose hlet
corners, others with handdrawn
hemstitching, also plain linen
center, with narrow handmade.
lace edge. Priced
$3.75 and 500
Evening star., 1922-10-22

-42-Piece Cottage
Set, made OF semi
porcelain ware: gold
band d e cor att o n.
r e g u ! arly $12.98.
Special
Evening star., 1922-10-22

Mali BOXes-Uncle
Sam instructs all
housekeepers to have
mail boxes. See our
LOrUin brand. Get
yours Monday. Spe-
cia1-
Evening star., 1922-02-16
THE WEATHER

District Of Columbia, fair tonight and
tomorrow; colder tonight. lowest tenn
perature about 10 degrees: continued
cold tomorrow; strong northwest
winds.
Maryland. fair tonight and tomor.
| row: colder tonight: rising tempera-
ture in extreme western Maryland to-
/ morrow: strong northwest winds,
diminishing.
! row: colder in east and central por-
tions tonight: rising temperature in
gales. diminishing.
West Virginia. fair tonight and to-
morrow: continued cold tonight: ris-
ing temperature tomorrow.
Records fer Twenty.Tsar He1rs.
Thermometsr-4 p.m.. 80: 8 pm. 81 /:
IL midnight, 50: 4 am, -: 8 am. 10;
Barometer-4 Pm, 2s%s: 8 PM.
so;o1; Il y sa misan,sht: !! leas sSeo; am. soe';
| Highest temperature, 80. occurred
at 2 am. today: lowest temperature,
IL. occurred at 8 am. today.
Temperature same date last year
Highest. -: lowest, %.
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition of the
water at am: Great Falls-Tem.
perature. "a; condition. very muddy.
TIDE Tables.
FURNISHED by United States coast and
geodetic survey.)
Today-L.ow tide, 5:4s am. and 6:1s
pm; high tide, 11:43 am
Tomorrow-Low tide. S:39 am. and
7:l6 p.m.; high tide, 1907 am. and
1887 PM
The Snn anA Neon.
Today-Sun rose s:5S am; sun sets
5:46 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises 6:58 am; sun
sets SAT pm.
Moon rises 1873 PM: sets 9:4s am.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one.
half hour after sunset.
Weather in Various Cities.
Evening star., 1922-02-16

msrce Herbert Hoover; Col. Jones. HEAD
Of the United States coast and geo.
detic survey: DR.. Paul Bartsch Of the
smithsonian Institute; DIR. David Starr
Jordan. chancellor emeritus of Leland
Stanford. Jr.. University, DR.. Barton
Evermann, and. others.
Significant pan-PSnihc commercial
problems Of each nation touched by
the ocean will be- presented in papers
given by one delegate from each coun-
according to the tentative program.
The second day viii be devoted to
communications and transportation.
Development and conservation Of
natural resources Will occupy the
third day. with particular attention
paid to methods toshe employed In
Evening star., 1922-02-16

alleviation at the pan.Pscific oom.
merciAl congress which will meet
here. probably in July. under the
auspices Of the Pan-Paclnc Union, ac-
cording to the tentative program
made public today.
Support has been promised the con-
ference by . number Of prominent
persons, according to messages re-
ceived from A. H. Ford. director Of the
union. who 10 in Washington In con-
ciude Prince Tokugawa. one Of ia
pans PRINCIPAL delegates to the inter-
national conference: Viscount Shibu-
sawa, who finished q tour Of the
United States recently; Ehiltpi Tyau,
CATION at WashinEsen; Secretary Of Com Com.
Evening star., 1922-02-16
Remnants, Csc Pair

Fabric Gloves-two .elasp, strap
wpfst and long elevss-hroken sixss--
big value.
Bromley Style Collars, SOC
+ straIsht Collars and vestses " o..
candle. Swiss embroidery and linen,
In white and q lovely Assortment Of
eeiers. They will brighten ysur suit.
Remnants-Stockings!
Why not buy a supply of Silk
Hose at these unusual Rrices7
Pure Silk Stockings, Csc Pr.
slxes sH, 10 and 1oka; fulI.fash.
loned, mercerszed garter hens; all
600 grades.
Odd Pairs, Broken Sizes
75c to $l.50, Now
Sc Pair
Iisle apd cotton; also a few BAL.
brigsan and split soies. Regardless
Of price, all to 90 Friday at see pair.
Glove Silk Stockings
$l.7S Pair
Lace front and . few plain, heavy
SIX stocklngs In black and brown.
Regularly s2.25 and $50 pair.
Fancy Cox, $3.zs Pair
Also a few Plain SILK Hose. with
silk garter hons; regvIariy e3.75 and
$3.50 pair. u your sixe 10 among
them, you have Andl
Evening star., 1922-02-16
HOSPITAL APPEAL MEETS
WITH HEARTY RESPONSE
Social Service Department Of Provi-
dence Institution Gets Funds
Tor It's Work.

Hearty response to the appeal of
the socisl service department Of
Providence Hospital in behalf of the
fund for the continuance and extern
sion OF free medical and surgical
treatment and follow-up work for the
poor OF Warrington was announced
by the committee in charge of the
beneht danoe given at the Raleigh
Hotel last night
1t Is the purpose Of the women of
the social service department to ap-
ply the proceeds to the work of visit
ing the homes Of those without means
VINO nave received free treatment at
Provfdence. and see that such
patients want nothing in the way of
medicine. substantial food and such
comforts as may be required to has
ten complete recovery.
The committee extended acknowl.
edEments to the following patrons
the charity fund:
Mrs: Milton E: Allies. William Bar
rett, Miss Helen Barrett, Mrs. u, Berg.
ling: Robert Barberich, Miss c, II.
5ardesiy. DR.. Charles Billiard. b. p.
So!nns, Miss Claxton, DR.. r. Carmi-
J. conlon. Or. and Mrs. ]. A. Cahiil.
u: =. J.: callan, DR.. ana Mrs. c. c.
Caylor, the Colliflowsr Coal company.
the Consumers. Coal Company, John
+. Donohue e. Sons. Mr.. and Mrs, r.
A. Drury. Dulin & Martin Company.
Dr. William G. Erving, DR.. J. A. FLYNN.
Ine GIBSON Surgical Company, DR.. G.
HenninE, Pr. r. Higgins, Dr. and Mrs,
Z. X Hollingsworth. Dr.. r. Holden,
~. e. J. Horgan. Mrs. Frank Hume,
lawrence Higgins, DR.. and Mrs, Henry
" Jaeger; pr. James J. Kilroy, Dr..
r. n. kreihbing, DR.. J. Thomas Kelly.
MRS; James Kelly. DR.. e. A. Leifer. Dr'
LOUIS e. Lehr. Miss N. Ellis.
Dr. 2. c. Marbury. Or. and Mrs. To-
sepn Mundell. DR.. Ernest Mitchell. Dr..
=; J. Murphy. DR.. Joseph Mccarthy.
Mrs. George May. william =. Mont,
Somery. F. =. McDermott, Dr.. Francis
MCMILLAN. DR.. L. B. Norris. the Ma
tional Electric Company, DR.. and Mrs.
William =. O'Donnell, Dr. William +.
Patten. Dr.. Thomas Perlira, Hugh
Reilly, J. 7. Ryan. Mr.. Roy, Dr.. q. RI.
Ehepherd, DR.. A. Simpson, DR.. sans
bury. e. G. shafer, b. F. Saul, the
Misses Saul. R. Slime, W. Simpson, DR..
J. Lawn Thompson, Mrs. Thomfordt,
Dr. and Mrs. D. q. Townsend, Or.
Allen Talbot. Miss Katherine vass.
Edward Vofght. DR.. Otto N. Warner,
Mrs. M. c. Whelan. DR.. Charles s.
White. Dr.: Davenport White. Dr.
William G. Young. Woodward &
Lothrop and Lansburgh & Bros.
Evening star., 1922-02-16
SKY HEARING HELD.
District Interested in General
Legislation Against swiudles,.

Several persons who are interested
in putting through legislation to pro-
tect government employees and other
residents Of the National Capital from
fraudulent stock promotion schemes
were interested listeners at hearing
which started yesterday before the
House committee on interstate and
foreign commerce on blue sky legis-
lation.
Hearings before the House District
committee have emphasized the need
for such legislation In the National
the happy hunting ground for fraudu-
lent promoters. Action, however. by
the House District committee was de-
COMMITTEES on interstate and foreign
commerce on more general legislation.
George Cartwright. repres snting the
National Association Of State Commits
sioners, and Representative 'Denntson
Of Illinois, Gather Of the bill. were the
two witnesses yesterday before the
commerce committee.
No deflnitA action WAS taken.
Evening star., 1922-02-16
Silk Dresses Extra!

In Our Women's Dress Department
$3.50 Roshanara Dresses, $l450
and black Size 36.
$500 Duvetyn Afternoon Gowns, $3.50
Thread embroidery and monkey fur trimming, brown
and black. Sizes 80, 20. J;
$500 Dinner and Afternoon Gowns, $3.50
SILK Net, Canton crspsS Crepe FaiIIe. and Satin,
trimmed with bSads braid ana thread embroidery.
coiors Black, brown navy; fuctsss Sizes SO to 20.
An Extra Friday rensrtans vaDue.- ;..--.
$500 Crepe Chiffon Dinner Gowns, $3.50
FuehsIa and Sapphire with crystal bead embroidery.
Size 80 Only two left
Anew Frock for. the Last Winter Parties
$1,000 Dance Dresses, $3.50
8 Paulette, chflon Gowns panel tunIe effect. with
80 and 80. - 49,
$500 to $500 Tafetas and Soiree, $2l.7S
just ten Of these beautiful froeks, trimmed with
chiffon flowers and metallic ribbon 0rdies. variety
sky blue. Sizes 81 to 10
$l05.00 to $4,000 Evening Gowns, $3.50
THE GOWN YOU HAVE LONGED FOR
20 elaborate Gowns, spangled and bsadsd twnes
Satin, Crepe Romalne and Elizabeth Crepe. CoIors
black, white, rose, Jade mohawk, bronze and shell
pink. Sizes 80 to 20. You cannot afford to miss this
opportunity to buy Of these attractive for
your wardrobe
Evening star., 1922-02-16

shaken up last night when three dsy
coaches. q Pullman and an express
car Of Pennsylvania railroad ex-
press LETT the tracks at Odenton. Mo.
wrecking trains were sent from
Baltimore and Washington. ~
The train was an express from
Harrisburg, and was on its way to
Washington, having left Baltimore
only a short time before the aoci,
dent. j. /.
Evening star., 1922-02-16

saving Pacific nshsriAs; development
Of Pacific fuel resources to provide for
further expansion Of Pacific industry
and transportation; steps to be taken
to prevent crises In the world rice
situation.
The delegates will turn to finance
and investments on the fourth day.
while international relations in the Pa
cific will be the general topic Of the
fifth and concluding days program.
Evening star., 1922-02-16
Colored
Umbrellas
of Silk

S. to SO Umbrellas, 4.75
There are only = few Of these beau.
tlfM Umbrellas on the Remnant
Counter. u you are here early you
will get big vaiuei Bakellte, apple.
wood, leather strap and ring handles
short ferruaes and tips-navy,
black, brown, purple, red and green.
A few Folding Suit Case Umbrellas.
Evening star., 1922-02-16
Remnants in Robes
Nice to havei
$500 Corduroy Breakfast
(as&s 81 AS

Coats, $2.S5
Just Is WIde.wale Corduroy Break
fast coats-poekets and sash-in wis.
tzrfa and Copenhagen blue.
$3.50 Quilted Robes, $l2.50
4 CrepA dc Chine Quilted Robes-
long sleeves American beauty,
peach color and pink. slightly soIIed.
$3.50 Quilted Jackets, $3.S5
. Quilted Bed Jackets, long sleeves.
colors: Purple, Copenhagen. rose
and black.
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CARD OF THANKS.

CANU OF THANKS
LACY. The family Of ADEI1INE LEE LACY
wishes to extend to their many friends theiS
sincere thanks for the many 6ofal tributes
and expcsssious Of 9ympAthy % the oeca-
sion Of their bereavement. a.
= DIED.
HARNE8. Suddenly, Tuesday. February II.
1872, at his resieenee. 1i20 c ct. ne,
ELNER O.. beloved husband Of Annie J.
residence Saturday. February 10. at 10 am.
Relatives and friends invited to attend. In
torment Congressional cemeteSy. II
|CADueTON. Thursday. February 10. 1872
NARGARET EIiIABETH CADINGToN
aeed months and days, beloved dlugbts
/ q Ward ". and Nabsl l. cadihstoq. No
DE- ef 8pne1al later.
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A Cloth Dress l. Practical

Buy one now! <
$500 and $3.50 Attractive Dresses, $1,000
Does not the price tempt you? These Dresses
Of twill! cord, Jersey and treetns. eous ersta.-
trimmed. Slzss - and SO. There only 10 left.
They will be gone seep. =
$500 Twill Cord Dressss, Only 5000 :
eouse back. bealasd side pamela .'Dusetyn vests.
slzes g. 81 g. kMayy blue en'y--a choice value :.
$s5.6e 70, ,$lz7.5e El.borats Qoth j;
: 80 ,s's< Dresses, $500 :,
Beautiful Gowns fer afternoon aad street wear. at
suede cloth and eerd!ne-soId and TX thread en-.
broIdery, fur and braid trmmed-navy blue and black
Sizes "a to +2.,
$500 and $3o.0o Smn,t Street
Dresses, $3.50 49, .. ..
Taffeta and canton crepe, rufhsd and bead trimmed
In navy, black and brown. sizes - 70 -.
Evening star., 1922-02-16
New Vanity Cases, $3.50

Large Mirrors and attrac-
tive fittings in these Vanity
Cases of patent leather, crepe
seal and spider calf-a pur-
chase you will tell your
friends about.
Evening star., 1922-02-16

2-clasp Capeskin, in tan, bea-
yer, brown, black and white.
French Kid Gioves-Centemeri
make-perfect fitting and beau-
tifully made. Paris point and
smart, wide, arrow embroidery.
White-sizes Sk to 6H. s.
Black-sizes 81 to 81.
Gray-sizes 5N to 6A.
Make your choice from these
great assortments tomorrow
$ls6S pair.
Evening star., 1922-02-16
of Hats
z Hats at $3.50

z Hats at $3.50
a1s.oo aiaek Satin Beaver Sailor,
JSi7.so Black Matters Plush Sailor
$3.50 soft Sport Hats Of Velvet
and Ribbon, $3.50.
t21.so oray and White Scarf Has'
$3.50. ., en-
$3.50 Brown Velvet Turban' $s'9o'
8 Hats at $3.50
S12.s0 to $500 Hats-satin ana
s,ik-navy. brown, gray and black
choice, $50,