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Evening star., 1922-07-27
FOR SALE TO CoLORED.


70 downtown. % west 18th St. north of P ST.
$2. 500 cash. 'p"' ieA'u'eS' oafsa'n' :
Brookland. large detached house. II rooms
and bath; modern.
Several G @ others ranging in price from s.. 600
to $1,000; terms. from $3.50 cash up.
GEO. c. DONOHOE co,
1901 G st. NV. NJ. $3.50.
BEAUTIFUL CLEVELAND PARK. NEAR
TWO car lines; practically new detached house.
rooms on two floors: 2 baths: also servants
sqd sss lot sar4s and
trees J. ~onderful @ bargain; s1s. $50; terms: car
ries $4,000 first trust at so;
18th st. just north Of Dupont circle. Is
terms. 0''
Col, road near 18th, 10 rooms. baths.
.onsh1.. e,ee,: immediate possession; very rea-
Warder st. beautiful s-room. tile bath. de.
aehed e1s house, two-car brick garage; lot 601165
Park place Just north of Kenyon. beautiful
location; .oca ton; si1 rooms. tile bath, sleeping porch.
1901 G st. NV. NJ. 63s0
NEAR 10Th AND PA. AVE. N.W.-10 ROOMS;
alley ON side; fine location for downtown home
OF aparement house; $2s, 900;
JAMES Mohsls 4ss sots o%ospwARD' O. \ RI Re'ltor'
MONROE ST. BRO0KLAND, ETGHT-R00M
and bath; h.-w.h and cleo: lot 501IbO: fruit
.iees' grapevines. garden, etc: owner occu
'1 M fEe fsssssss RsGns ss 18th Main i.
ROOMS AND BATH a BEDROOMs): n. w
rear; built-in garage; hardwood noors and
terms. Located in one Of the best NV resi-
Genital es sections and not to be compared with
the ocSnasy hops Nes1 cars: stores ;shooI.
q dEINZMAN. 1874 18th ST.
TWo-FAMHY APARTMENT. 172i 4th ST
rp r;pri;ISoSd I invsstmsnt; price only $500
SMALL SMALL APT: BLDG. NEAR CONN; AYE
,.il; splendid investment Il s2s. 500 Phone
NAN. 7s4 18th st.
By OWNER. ROOMS, MODERN sEMI-DE-
tached; large lot; Just OF 10th and Col I'd. j..
Mount Pleasant Phone Col. 6513W. IL
ROOMS AND BATH. 75-F00T Lot IN VA.
cash. el1 14th st. upstairs or phone Main
Gt5e5 eST.re come up and see u.s.
nat Of i've rooms and bath each; separate en-
frances and furnaces: located ON Gresham
place; price only $500; 81 600 cash; easy
payments Address Boz 261.B. Star office.
Three-famiiy apt Of rooms. bath and kitch-
large rooms. Beautifully decor.ted; this in.
vestment to high h-class colored only: price,
SIS. 500. on easy terms. Address Box 2ss- B,
Star ONCE.
NEAR 10th AND FLORIDA AVE. NE.-SIX
large rooms tiled bath: nice yard to alley;
owner on premises; immediate possession: !:
bargain. Phone Lincoln l706 after PM 27s
WE ARRANGE FINANCES FOR THE HOUSE
Of your selection upon the payment of q small
lecting the property wanted or we will get 1t
for you. For further details write or call on
Interna tional bldg. Phone Main 2651. q.
RIG BARGAIN, NICE s-ROOM HOUSE IN
Brookland. half square from car line: excel
lent condition: large rooms all modern i'm
provements; house built by owner, 2Sx32; large
lot 40x17O. with brick garage. garden, fruit
trees, chicken house and yard. shade trees and
flowers Only $10,50O, on easy terms. Phone
H. R. HOWENsTEIN CO.,
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EXCELLENT
OPPORTUNITY

EXCELLENT
OPPORTUNITY
ONE BLOCK R. I. AVE; AND 2nd ST. NE
LOWEST PRICED NEW HOME IN
WASHINGTON
20 feat wide. with large rooms and bath
and built-in heated garage: tapestry brick,
colonial type; ami; a very complete and at
tractive home and a real bargain At the price.
Must be sold at once and may be purchased
cover all interest and principal. Here is your
chance If yor act 9 quscrly: kIEIrerp
e12 10th st. NV. Main SS7f.
e14 7th ST. s.w.-7 rooms; a home for you on
an excellent street.
MYRTLE ST. Me- ss;SSs aseil,ns With SIX room.
and bath. RENT. se5.
NEAR 4th and L SITS. ne; two four-room
bricks; easy terms.
s1.soo.
FENToN ST. NE; brick dwelling with i've
rooms. Rent. $l6.
JAMES F. SHEA.
CAB Louisiana ave. NV.
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE
e14 tn sT. s.w.
Brick dwelling with Gx rooms, having z
frame addition on rear used - summer
kitchen.
This 10 wen located property and may BE-
Il IL seldom that such 4 property q ofsrsd
and should be. attractive to any deeiring q
home in q convenient section Of the city Or to
one contemplating the opening Of store In
we'll settled neighborhood on q car line.
For terms and other information pissse call
at the ofice and 1t will be gladly furnished.
JAMES F. SHEA,
643 Louisiana ave. NV.
JAMESON-BUTLT HOMES.
Just OF 18th st. cars 1926 to 1888 Quebec
pL NV, At 18th ST. large rooms, sleeping
porehss. h.w.h., double neof., buiit.M garage
With eseh house; elec. lights. Buiit. owned
- = THOMAS A. JAMESON.
Phone n. E670S 300 N. i. ave. NV.
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BOSS & PHELPS,
$1175o-Beautul 10th Street Highlands.
the
rlaYeroo
So7so-Near Dupont Circe-Vacant
norsd d in
y
SS8So-Mt Pleasant.
situated west h Colonial ss .a tiled BATH
$I2,5oo-Aristocratic Georgetown.
%,5oo-Petworth.
ssesy sss, TIP; tile, a; OAK as front and
$115oo-Near Walter Reed Hospital.
charming
wat heat sndis - T. = - 4
$I3ooo-Chevy Chase.
Hnpsn cSss s,s ss,ea
BOSS PHELPS,
"THE HOME OF HOMES"
Phone Main 434o 1906 H St NV.
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NEAR R. /. AVE. AND 1st ST. NV.
Eight-room and bath, h.-wh. and elec.,
| room for garage. double rear porches; you
will be pleased with this home and the price
10 lower than similar homes selling for
Phone Main $500. BAUMAN HEINZMAN.
734 18th st. NV
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
NALE-CQnlinueS

BUN SAAN-N0otAmUeOs
Se.500, CLARENDON-ATTRAC BUN3A-
rage. Address Boy isS-c. star once.
ROOMS. RECEPTION HALL. LARGE
ps@ @ sssRt sssoo cs.s pay payment and
the balance like rent. Let us show you this
e' T +. &. GooDNow COMPANY,
729 18th st. NV. Main 307.
NEAR 14th ST.-$7, $50.
This ideal home. located north Of Park road:
Snii,:in inv ssiase; has mo no ssssii; easy term: ar;
ranged. Phone Main $500. BAUMAN
HEINzMAN. 7s4 l5tl, st.
A REAL BARGAIN.
HYATTsvILLE On THE BOULEVARD.
-$8, 8,0O0-
A well built. substantial home with large
rooms and modern bath, elec., gas, good heat.
ing plant: In fact. every convenience; situated
on lot S5xlS5 feet: property Is In nne condi-
easy terms and give possession. This :. an
excellent value at the price and should he
seen apbkgss Sass Bp% ps5 ic iHts'sHA STAR OFFICE
BUNGALOw-sILvER SPRING. OPPOSITE
new subdivision, "Blair': seven rooms ana
tile bath: hardwood floors and trim through, r
out; electric light and water: large, modern
electric range; hot-water heat; garage, chicken
houses. ana large orchard contammg: L.1S many
bearing fruit trees and berries; lot l.oaSso
ciated. Inquire Of owner. ]. G. WRIGHT.
the, the New Ebbitt, or Phone w00ds'de ei' sSs"- SO:
NEW BUNGALOW FOR SALE OR RENT.
By owner. Lincoln 1851. ----------------
CHEVY CHASE. MD. BETWEEN CIRCLE
and club, Newlands St: beautiful house OF y
rooms and baths; screened sieepih9 pPSerr PSsrv
garage; will sell to quick purchaser On vety
easy terms or will take small property nesS IN
Pat past uPpy address, rr,cf soI iSc star
TAKoMA PARK. ENTHUSIASTICALLY
of rooms and BATH pipeless furnace; coionlal
front: sleeping porch; lot 50x15O: garage.
Agents enaep need 10 not aupg Address Box 11c
Star office.
col HTS r. AND B.: ANIL; ROOM FOR
.-csr garage; oWner gong north; cheaP a9,ssS 80
BOX 112-C Star ofice.
COL HTS.-OWNER DESIRES TO SELL IN
order to purchase business; 10 rooms ana
baths w h ee ne to with
$3 600 cash. No agents. Address BOX lVS-e'
Star office.
CHEVY CHASE. D. G.. NoRTHAMPToN
Sic; Sleeping }a porch: large fireplace: ouit:in r
frigerator; deep lot; garage. Price reasonable
to quick purchaser; easy. terms. No agents.
Address Box 113-C, Star once.
ROSEMONT.
4, 5, 6 and room bungalows. new and
modern in every way. one-half block to elee-
tric station and store. See them any Gay.
F. c. GOODNOW COMPANY.
7o9 18th st. NV Main 307.
Virginia once:
North Rosemont Station. AleIandria 926.
TAKOMA PIX. BUNGALOWS
4. and rooms; priced at s.. 100: $500.
81. .sOO S, 500, 81. 500. 81, $50 to $3.50 Beau
tiful 6-room and bath home; vapor heat; liv-
ing room. 16x26: many built-in features; lot
2e5 feet deep; garage: large and small fruits.
Less than $4,000. Terms arranged.
c. w. VAN WAGNER,
81 Cedar ST., Takoma Park. ID. c.
Columbia 1351-W.
Evening star., 1922-07-27
SUBURBAN.

SUBURBAN.
Pretty bungalow Of rooms and bath: lot
75x300: pipeless furnace, electric lights. open
fireplace. garage, chicken and breeding houses,
fruit trees and shrubbery. Price. $1,000.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
$3.50. new tapestry brick home with CO.
ionlal porch, rooms, hot-water heat, electric
lights. room for garage. This is an oppor-
tuntC to buy 4 new home at very reason
able price in 4 good section.
DOWNTOWN.
Near Thomas Circle.
rooms and bath, 4 very pretty home newly
papered and painted, new electric fixtures.
lovely lawn. The owner is leaving city and
will dispose of this property at a bargain.
JAMES NJ. CAR
1871 H St. NV.
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CHOIC E
FIRST COMMERCIAL.
Just few doors Of Conn. ave. and south Of
Dupont circle, substantial 4-story brick. IA
large rooms, baths; all modern improve
ments; 2-story brick garage with 8 rooms:
ideal location; now vacant Price and terms
very reasonable
|CHEVY CHASE.
Faultlessly arranged and only. occupied one
month; very attractive 7-room a bedrooms).
baths; Just one-half block west Of Conn. ave. ::
contains all latest improvements; large lot.
Price, $16,500.
DOWNTOWN.
Within walking distance Of business sec
ton, IL large rooms, 2 baths, hot-water heat
Alectric lights. Reduced to $17,50O.
ONLY $I35oo.
A well built brick residence. close to the
3 baths, hot-water heat, large double garage.
bargain at this price.
WALTER
400 H St. NV.
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A REAL BARGAIN.
HYATTSVILLE On THE BOULEVARD.

--$U,UOU---
A well built. substantial home with . large
rooms and modern bath, elec., gas. good heat.
ing plant: In fact. every convenience; situated
on lot S5xls5 feet: property is In hne condi-
tion; occupied by owner, who Will make very
easy terms and give possession. This Is an
excellent value at the price and should he
seen at once. For inspection. o,v,cr
Evening star., 1922-07-27

Downtown. west 18th ST., north of st.
" rooms. baths, h.-w.h.. electricity; 2-car
garage and other special features; bargain;
Brookland. large detached house, II rooms
and bath; modern
Several others ranging in price from s., 600
10 $s.OOO; terms. from $3.50 cash up
GEO. c. DONOHOE & co,
1901 G 69Rn
Evening star., 1922-07-27
MT. PLEASANT SECTION.

MT. PLEASANT SECTION.
Splendid Groom. three floors. baths home
on carline. in this delightful section of the
city, hOt-water heat. electric lights. Attrac-
lively priced at $4,000.
MT. PLEASANT.
Groom and hath home in Mount Pleasant
section, west Of 14th st. The house is newly
papered and in general good condition. Can
be had for $3.50.
ROCK CREEK CHURCH RID.
A modern home Of rooms and baths. hot
water heat. electric lights. for garage.
Beautifully situated Rock Creek Church
road. near park and car lines. The price
asked for this nice home is worth the market
value and can be bought for less.
TER & CO., Inc.
Phone Main 657-o5S.
Evening star., 1922-07-27
ONE-HALF BLOCK OFF PA.
AVE. N.W.-SIo, zoo.

wonderful opportunity for the small
investor. Four-story brick residence, di-
vided into four apartments. each one
rented: h.-w.h., elec lights; fully equipped
with screens. The above price includes
furniture for three apartments. Easy
terms.
Evening star., 1922-07-27

PETWORTH-$7,5oo.
Beautiful brick. colonial home, on Quincy
ST., convenient to Ca. ave. car line;
rooms, bath; h.-w.h., elec. lights: spacious
front porch: deep back yard to alley; ga
rage. House IL In good condition. Rea-
ble terms
Evening star., 1922-07-27
FOR SALE-LOTS.

DESIRABLE LOTS. ENGLISH VILLAGE
west Of Chevy Chase Country Club; average
I5S1SQ; 10c IT.; attractive terms: special
building feature. Address Box 1850, Star
Evening star., 1922-07-27


Excellently built brick home in a very
fine northeast section; rooms. complete
bath; modern heating plant and many
other attractive features. Terms easy.
Evening star., 1922-07-27

d m, GONE NORTH. MUST SELL SUB
MI home, miles north Washington, nea
{ tiSAy .trolley, pike; good elevation; rooms
y ts $leetricity. steam heat. newly redeeo.at
hSSzeSs6 per cent trust. Woodside 102-W, Of
RnY ~ tEorest Clan Md
Evening star., 1922-07-27

z NJ
An excellent opportunity to secure a most
attractive corner home with delightful
surroundine: beautiful lawn and shrub
bery. The house contains rooms. COM
piete bath; h.-w.h., eiec. lights: hardwood
doors; real open fireplace; full basement
with servants toilet, laundry tubs. etc.:
spacious front porch; sise Of lot. 60xl50;
ample space for garage. Attractive terms.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1922-11-03
SOLDIERS COMPENSATION BALLOT

Shall the State of Illinois contract debt $685. 600 600 90
and issue bonds that amount and levy annually direct
sufficient to pay the interest such bonds it shall
accrue and to pay off and discharge the principal such
bonds within twenty years from issuance in accordance
with the provisions of Act to the General Assembly of
Illinois entitled "An Act to provide payment of compeh
sation to certain persons who served with the military or
naval forces of the United States in the war with
Germany
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1922-11-03
QUESTION OF PUBLIC POLICY

Shall the existing Safe and Federal Prohibory Laws be
modified TO permit the Manufacture Sale and Trans
bortaon Of BEER containing less than per cent by
volume OF aicohoD and LIGHT WINES FOR HOME
CONSUMPTION?
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GIFTS FOR DOVER FIRE co.
Horn and Flag Presented by Old Del
aware Co. of Wilmington.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Dover. July 13.-The presentation of
a silver horn by the Delaware Fire Co
Of Wilmington To the Robbins Hose
Co. here last night. was made by
George II. Taylor. president OF the
Delaware Co.
The large silk American flag owned
by the Delaware Fire Co. was pre-
scented by John W. Porter tho oldest
fireman IN Delaware. If not the oldest
in the United States.
The silver horn presented by the
Delaware Co. was made from 365 sill
yer dollars and one gold dollar, the
extra dollar being for the extra day
in the year in which the horn was
made.
At the closing business session Of
the convention held last evening, Mid
dietown was selected as the place of
next meeting. The greater part Of the
evening session was devoted to general
discussion Of uniform rules and regu-
lations for the association, as we'll as
the several companies throughout the
State.
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FINE PROGRAM TONIGHT
At SUMMER SCHOOL
Ruth cramer and Marian
Whiteman to Give Public
Entertainment.

What promises TO ne one OF the
most original entertainments OF the
entire evening lecture series Mt the
University of Delaware Summer
School will be given this evening by
Ruth Cramer and Marion Whitman
OF New York city. charming young
artists. who will present spring
festival OF imaginative play and song.
Tho program will begin promptly Mt
: O'Clock. Tho public Is cordially In
Nitcd. Critics declare that the Misses
Cramer and Whitman have done the
most difficult of all things: they have
developed n novelty. Instead OF going
90 the Orient for their ideas. they
have gone hack 20 their childhood days
and from them have drawn inspira-
ton. The series of play dances which
WITH hc presented In this evenings
entertainment are based on the games
Of childhood. In the garden run two
children, a boy and "A girl In the quaint
costumes II Kate Greenaway, or tho
children of Dickens. They romp and
frollc. they swing. they are on the
scc-saw; they pursue a balloon to Its
ultimate destruction. Tho sun shines
IN this imaginative garden, and there
n a free spirit OF youth in these
dance creations.
Ruth Cramer. who has had con-
siderable experience In this type Of
dancing. and who IL one OF the origi-
majors of these play dances. makes a
delightful boy. Slim and graceful. she
seems but a tiny lad as she trips in
with her balloon. Maran Whitman is
her better behaved girl ompanion.
staid and proper in big skirt and flop
ping hat.
Many dances are there Of childhood.
and these 10 gfFwn-ups will Ice as
pleasing as 10 children. But 10
other types. equally fancitul. equally
delightful, They range from n classic
group. The Botticelh Damsels." with
music by Brahms and Arensky, to a
happy go-lucky farce dance, In an
Irish Gaunting Car"
one ~ the numbers shows as
exquisite "A conception as has been
seen on the dance stage in years. II
S. "A Fairy Sail in Fairy Boat" II
typines the love of the boatman for
his craft. Floating in on the moon
light comes dream boat. With sub
tie charm. Miss Whitman is the boat.
her dress drifting out 10 form its out
lines. Miss Cramer Is the pilot, who
steers her craft Ia floating lily pads,
from which she gathers a garland to
decorate her craft.
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FALL SEASON Of OPERA
IN PHILADELPHIA
San Carlo Company to Give
Two Weeks at Metro
politan.

Opara lovers OF this city will DO in
terested In tho announcement made by
Impresario Fortune Gallo OF tho San
Carlo Grand opern Co. that Is 70 bc
heard mt tho Metropolitan Opera
House. Philadelphia, in n two weeks
engagement beginning Monday. Mo-
vember 10. under tho auspices OF the
Philadelphia Grand Opera Association.
Such favof1te singers M Marie Rap
pold, Anna Fitziu. Blanca Saroya and
Ester Ferrabinl have been retained In
the forces OF tho organization, all of
whom will be heard during the visit
OF the company. Tamaki Miura, the
Japanese soprano. who VIII also tour
with the San Carlo the coming season.
will be heard I'm Puccinis Madame
Butterfly" Mr.. Gallo, who il now in
Italy, also states that other acqulsi-
tons which cannot fail to add to the
popularity and high esteem of the San
Carlo organization. will be announced
upon his return TO this country about
August 1.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
STAGE.
Wilmington Players Please Mt Garrlck

IL IL u good and commcndable on
tertainment that can make theatre
goers laugh away and forget the dis
comforts Of Interestingly hot weather
And the Wilmington Players are sue
ceedng I'm doing Just this very thing
by their presentation at the Garriclt
this week OF that delectable farce.
She Walked In Her Sleep" The
audiences from tho first night on
Monday up 10 last night and yester-
days matinee, indulge In the heartiest
expressions OF might and otherwise
express their delight in the tasty en-
tertalnment that In being offered them
While She Walked in Her Sleep" IS
wholly unconventional and negligee
| in theme and treatment il ~ in no
respect lacking I'm good taste. The
| scene Of the action 10 laid in n New
York apartment hotel and at the very
beginning there are rumors Of a very
pretty girl seen hanging about the
neCks OF various married men In tho
| corridors mt very late hours. Every
| married woman in the hotel begins A
'triCt watch on her lord and master
! In consequence. This situation e
brought to climax In one Of the most
/ hilarity- provoking scenes imaginable
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Today's Radio Program.
(360 Meters Wave LENGTH
WJZ--Ncwark, n. j.

100 p. m.-"Jack Rabbit Stories
David Cory.
7.s5 p. m.--"Three Meals n Day" Prof
May T. Barber.
500 p. m.-Hawsiian music. Miss Edith
Mcdowell and Miss Grace Nc
Dowel.
S.45 y. m.-"Under the Evening Lamp.
800 p. m.-"Color in Home Decora-
ton" Jessie Martin Breese.
9.15 p. m.-Operatic selections. Mis-,
Iris Shoss, G. 3. Christy. Johr
Daley.
WNP-Fort Wood $50 Meters). S.5t
p. m.-Radio instruction.
900 j. m.-Concert.
(W WZ-Wanamak metere)
1.40, $40 p. m.--Brief recitals.
4.40 p. m.--"What Paris Is Wearing n
the Races"
1880 p. m.-Concert. Edward l.. Ink
and children orchestra.
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By MARY BROOKS PICkEN

TRUE, smartness is more easily
= attained in silk and wool
fabrics, but youth, daintiness, be-
comingness, and attractiveness ara
all possible with the sheer sum-
mer materials. especially wolfe,
when batiste and dainty lace make
the trimming.
Tucks are much favored in sum
mer materials because they make
division lines possible and at the
same time serve as ornament.
A person having generous pro-
portions and a long waist may use
this design to excellent advantage.
empoying two, instead OF three,
tiers of tucks and arranging, the
tiers so that the upper one comes
below the hip line and the lower
one above the hem line.
A straight skirt and plain kimono
blouse constitute the pattern. The
center back of the blouse and the
center front of the vest are cut on
a lengthwise fold of material. The
opening Is arranged at the left side
front. Insertion may be substi-
tuted fof the embroidery on the
vest portion and either a batiste
or wolfe sash may be used. En-
broidered batiste Is edged with Val
lace for the collar and cuffs, and
tiny pearl buttons in groups out
line the blouse and skirt panels.
The white straw hat Is orna-
mented with petals OF ribbon and
oneloop and one-end taifeta bow
at the left side
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The modes that have been created
tor children this season are UNUSUAL,
interesting, though they are simpl,
and wearable. The little suit to thu
eft is a modified Oliver Twist model,
the trousers being in French blue
salatca and the blouse white mer.
:erized linen. AS the age between two
md six is the only time when a ''feller"
IAN go in for picturesque effect, an
applique design is added to the side.
losing knee trousers. Medium sizs
requires ~ yard each for the blouse
md trousers.
Lavender chambray is used for the
firl's dress, which is also trimmed with
applique. The skirt may be trimmed
With series of narrow ruffles or with
:uff hem. Medium size requires )
yards 40-inch material
First Model: Pictorial Review Boys
Suit No. 1859. Sizes, to S years,
Price, Is cents. Embroidery No.
l2o72. Transfer, blue or yellow, IS
:ents.
Second Model: Girls Dress No
1882 Sizes, to IA years. Price,
80 cents. Embroidery No. 1861.
Transfer. blue or yellow. 80 cents.
Crosby & Hill Company are agents
for Pictorial Review Patterns. VII
mington's leading store for silk, wash
goods and wooden dress goods, sos
07-09 Market street.-Adv.
We are local distributors and carr,
at all times a full and complete lin
of Pretoria! Review patterns-Ken
nard-Pyle Co. 617-62l Market St.--Ad,
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coast In timo for presentation AZ
scheduled for tho Queen Theatre be-
ginning today. Tho delay was caused
by tho uncertain freight conditions
due TO railroad strike. This picture was
to receive It's first Eastern showing at
the Queen. The picture that has been
substituted In it's place In Marion
Davies in "Beauty's WORTH" which
WAS booked for showing last week, but
was cancelled when the engagement
of Thomss Meighan In THE Bachelor
Daddy" was extended. Beauty
Worth" is n Cosmopolitan production
an elaborate and beautiful picturiza
ton OF n story by Sophie Kerr.
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SCREEN.
William Fnrnum Mt the Majestic.

When William Farnum starts out
to get" his man. the audience can
he sure Of genuine thrills. Those who
saw this noted star yesterday at the
Ma iestic Theatre IN his new picture.
"Shackles Of Gold" were indeed
thrilled and were enthusiastically with
him In spirit when he began TO wreck
a. certain oil stock In order TO ruin
n man who had tempted his-Farnum' 3
wife. The process was swift, sure
and highly exciting: and the audience
while glad, were sorry. too because in
bringing financial ruin TO the other
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-13
Sunshine Workers Postpone Picnic.

Owing TO the death of Mrs. Sarah
Turner Goale. the Cynthia's Helpers
Branch Of the Sunshine Society has
postponed indefinitely the picnic
scheduled for today. Mrs Coale was
one OF the oldest members.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-13

The Pennsylvania railroad tracks at
Stanton station. which We're torn up
by the wreck on Tuesday morning.
have been replaced, and most of the
debris has been cleared away,