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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-20
CHAMBER ELECTION.

There is considerable interest ar
oused in the election of the Chamber
OF Commerce to be held tonight for
the ~" ncse of selecting officers for
the ensuing year. Three tickets are
il the field-red, white and blue.
each ticket is composed of good men.
In fact several of the names appear
on all the tickets. AS far as these
tickets are concerned the Leader is
non-partisan, non-sectionan and color
blind. We are concerned, however.
in seeing a good directorate from
president down chosen, and we are
of the opinion that any one OF the
tickets will fill the bill.
The white ticket came in a little
tardy, but it is nevertheless a good
enc, and its head is one of the Cham
ber's most progressive members.
The idea if the several tic6ets is
rather good one since it has created
more interest in the election than
there would oJherwis have been.
Interest is quantity which the Cham
me- needs TO cultivate on this in.
Grcdient in the past the Chamber has
been exceedingly short. Only a small
Per cent of the members have shown
sufficient interest to attend the meet
lngs. But the interest in the cleo
ton is favorable indication if 9th
ers were wanting. They are not,
however. \ few months back. il was
a zafe bet that when a meeting was
announced that a quorum would not
lca'crialize. Now a man would Zoe
losing his money. were he TO place
such bet. OF course it must be ad-
United that the attendance consider
ing the membership, is not as large
at ne meetings as it should be. but
j, IS increasing. which is encourag-
ing. The Chamber has under adj
Yissnent many things for the good of
Biutfeld Graham and the surround
ing country, and every member should
be present a. the meetings. Besides
this there are many substantial bust
ness men and citizens who should be-
come member The Chamber of
Commerce is q Sort OF forum at which
t5e people should meet and discuss
Tee wants and needs OF the commu-
uity D. al at or u which
cyciyon should b. Interested
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-20
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE


By yi.fuo or The autEc,f. vc-t.,
in ~. Do. dcel ,r .-,.. t.or,,.
date nm tre 10Th day -, Mach roo.
executed D., *, cl,i- .rI I.r.
Yjo 81 CgaI. bis vf,. 3d.. ,.l.r
signed Sonl ~ v.f,.,,.
ru...o 10 secure q, ~ r...
and VIRGINIA Early .1. .,,.m.r. q,
.. ra... 5,rcril..4
Iced yh.r. i. ? corded m a.. .,,,,
Com, cr.rks omc. ,, ,..r...
cunt, Mes, \-...,., d, .r,,,s.
D.cd book 10 ~, pa,. ,a, anna
frfauu having roen mad. ir ,b, ,,,
non, az inc first one of said potes
bo Same b..ro DIN. ana nn,,,.d u,..
atcr,s. from The date ~ u.. aid
Trus Decd. and boipg -eo-i.,l eo IN
10 bv the said z ~ rar,a. ana
virginia EarlCy he holder. and oy-
ncrs of said notes IN. und.rsiored
viii oncr for sale at nublic opc,ion
10 the highest biddar j., from, ~
the Office Of Williams 2 Williams 81,
tho CITY Ruefeid Voc, viroi,i,
in said County. ON the 1st d,v ,f
February 1910 at 10 o'clock 70. r
Tho r,,lowin,, doscri,,a r.al a...,-
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-20

southwest corner OF Mrs. Ella L.
FoNs lot situate on the north side
Of Mineral street; thence n. il de-
grees 30 minutes f.. 100 feet 10 the
south line Of an alley; thence y.
81 degrees r., with the south line of
said alley, i3 feet and incncs to a
stake; thence S. II degrees 80 minu-
les w. 100 feet TO n stake; thence S
Isl degrees w. g. feet and 4 inches
to the Beginning; and which trust
deed was executed 10 secure unto ]
+. Neel, T. S Neel and y. c. Neel
the payment OF certain monies therein
set forth; and default having beer
made i'm the payment OF more than
three OF the notes railing due con.
secutiyely, under the said trust deed
and having been required to so dc
by the holder of the said past due
notes, will, on the 18TH day of Feb
ruary, 1910, on the said premises
in the City Of Bluefcld. W. Va. al
eleven O'Clock, n. m. proceed to sell
ar public cutlery, to the highest bid
der, the before mentioned premises.
Terms of sale-Suficient cash in
hands to pay off the balance of un
paid notes, secured under said trust
deed, amounting to the sum OF S3GS
with interest thereon from the SAID
18th day OF March 1907; and if there
be any residue purchase money
arising from this sale, the same will
be made payable at such time and
secured in such manner as the gran
tors in said trust deed prescribe
and direct; or, IN case of failure
to give dierction. then the said bal.
anco thereof will be payable OF 6
months time, with interest.
T. X AEEDY,
CrH6tee
Jan. 4ta 1910.
S-1-1o-4t Sat.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-20
SALE OF HOUSE AND Tor IN
CITY OF eLUEFIELD, w. VA.

By virtue of a deed Of trust execu-
ted TO mo ON the 18Th day OF March.
1907. which decd is Of record in the
clerks Office OF The county court OF
Mercer county West Virginia. in
Trust Deed Book Is. at page 223.
wherein j NJ Collins and Elizabeth
Collins, his wife conveyed to me a
parcel of land in the city OF Blue
Held, Morcer county, West Virginia.
bounded and described as follows:-
Beginning at stake \. u degrees
80 minutes T.. 1873 feet from the
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-20
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Schedule Ia Effect
I-NE 90. 1910.


Leave 1920 q. m. Tor Roanoke
orio.k and all points on ITO SAeD
tCah division. Pullman Sleeper
.CanOke &c New York. via Hage05.
own. Pullman Par.O~ Car Roanoke
o Norfolk
S:55 a. m for Roanoke, Rich
1oui. NorTolE Pullman SIucper
Dining Car 10 Roanoke. Pa.lOr Ja
Eauuke 20 norfolk.
1910 y. m. FOR Roanoke, Lynch
org and intermediate stations cue
hs SheuaIdo8u valley. PhiladelDhi,
nd New York Sleeper 10 + hi ado
h,a and New York cafe car Carr
u1 Shenandoah
els o. nj FOR Roa-oks lynch.
,drE. Richmond. NJtfolE Pullman
ueeper 10 Norfolk F0a7ohs O.
2icbmoud
Leave BlIcGeId g 20 p. "a sor Kea
"a, Columbus and an pOiGts WeU
ud Northwest PullHan Sleeper TO-
'0lDmbus aud Cincinnati Gaze cars
$40 m Pullman 2 eepsr for
'oIumbus Cafe Dining Car
Leave $40 a N. and eos .. n
.NJ fpf TszeUeli Norton and 8I
r1'.crf ou CI'rcn valley division
Arrive f.. Norto- and poiuts OBJ
as C..r.h valley diysi1a 81 1912 3
HI F.DE Oh m
Leave g 00 m 'or Vs OBJ an"
'.rmedats statfor
Leave fot5 n a Wuian
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-20
Something for Nothino.

Pretty shrcwd, ! call him"
What now
Cav" out that ne iad lot OF
idle money. and as soon as Il dozen
colleges had conferred degrees upon
him, he built glue factory. kan
sas City Journal.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-20
- &C.,
PALACE or DEATH

I'm boh form Story OF human IN
terest Execution of OhIo's Muir
derer5 az Ohio Peniten'iary PIC.
lures OF Electric Chair Death cage.
Execution Scene and executed men
Sent po paid ON receipt % one dol-
lar.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-20
Quite So.

&C. What do YOU think OF this scheme
for going by air to the pole?'
well, the hot air route worked out
All right i'm one case louisville
COurler-JOurnal.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-20

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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-20
CLASSIFIED
COLUMN
Jan 4tn. 1910.
S1-10-4t Sat.

WA\TEO:-Thrcc or four Saleslad-
les. Apply az once. Thornton
Clothing Company.
100 ~
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-20

The Leader Is the best adver-
Using medium IN this section.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-20
BLUEtIELD
EVENING LEADER

Published every evening except
Sunday.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-01-20

Addresses all comiu unlcation
and all rem ,tances to the Blue
stone Publishing Company.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-05-23
EVENING CHAT
81 ErrH CAMERON

Planning To do any papering in the
Immediate future2
II you are you may he interested in
few suggestions gained from some
very long and arcuoUS sessions At the
paperhangers.
Il not. you are excused from further
perusaI Of my chat tonight because
that's what its about
In the first place, when you are gong
to papeF consider which way your
room faces
Never put q. cold coIer Ike gray or
green IN a north room Yellow. golden
brown, bronze and golden effects are
the proper thing for q room with &
uartE exposure
For a west room something IN Z blue,
rose or Pink tone Is pretty
For an east or south room gray or
green greeniSh blue or red Gr any OF
the eolars that need good deal 0r
Light may be used
Fer room that yeu wish 10 Hghtsu
VI. any Of the coIars recommended for
A uerrh room viii be desirable as they
attract the light into the Foou1. and yet
do not absorb It As green or blue IT
red do
Woodwork Is also very important
and very much neglected cousfdera-
tieu Do ret use Light calorS Ike gray
or uzht green with 4 natural color
best with that With white woodwork
the Gzhr eoI0ES look best although the
DARKER can be used as whIEs 4 all
right with anything
Be careful not 70 use stripes in a
high studded room. unless you break
the height by the use of q plate rail,
wzsf1Scotfuz or some sort Of decorative
effect
Take piece Of the carpet with you
when you 20 paper hunting but DO
hot try 70 match Il Be satisfied 10 get
the color TO harmonic A harmony Is
better than match because the
match can not be perfect as coIors n
cloth and paper can let be exactly
the same
Do not be attracted BY flowers 50
IffeIike that you feel yoU could pick
them of the rail wall That Is not
artistic paper The beS+ pagers are
fat rather than IN relief and are cen
ventiouaIfzed rather than HfeIfke de-
signs
Do not put plain paper On a hall
both because Il VIII soil quickly and
also because there are Usually ne Pie
tureS 70 relieve Il
Never fail To have IN mind that any
paper viii look just about four shades
darker when hung than II does az the
shop
AISes II possible. insist apau SEEING
two rolls side by side before you pur-
chase In 4 figured paper II s aIn11st
EEmrassihle to get the effect of the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-05-23

u1o6Eh, left today for d short visit in
BurIngzE1e and Kansas city before
she returns 10 her home in New York
Mrs. P. c PooIer Of Abilene has re-
turned home. after 4 visit to Miss
BeuI4 BartIesou
Mrs. Margaret Hill McCartsr has re-
turned from Wetmdre. KAN where
she spent q part OF last week
Mr.. and Mrs. T A Boruaa are the
parents OF 4 son. born sunday
Mrs D z. GiIWIx has gone for
visit to friends n Pertage- Wis
Miss MolIIe Magfu Of san Antonio
Tax Is here for a visit 70 her sister
Mrs Streight Lock
Mrs. TiIlett Of z8s Van Rureu street
Is spending few days wiFh friends Ia
St Mays She VIII return Tuesday.
Miss Mary HoruiuE or Granville
spent the weekend with Miss Fern
Mrs W A Coston has gone 70 De-
troit, Mich called by the illness Of her
sister, Mrs MedU Campbell
Mrs z z Ames has returned from
business trip 70 Merton
MI Z G BrowReU. who spent Z
few DAYS in Kansas city, has returned
Miss Emily Elmer af Manhattan Is
visiting Miss Mariorfe Whitney.
Mr. Tom LIZARD has gone 10 Bloom
Irgro1- III where ne vii Join Mrs
VIII returr next week
Mrs P L Soper has returned from
Excelsior Surfu g
Miss Emma Riley returned to her
nome at Excelsior Springs today. after
a visit 20 Mss Emma Pofn1ar
Miss May Belle -SeIIeS Of AIzxsu I ria
Neb-- has returned hora after q
visit af two weeks 70 Mr. ard Mrs
" NJ Welcome and Mrs E E
BeEner
Miss Frances LaEI6r has returned
from Lawrence. where she visited Miss
Grace Waugh and oc1er friends over
Sunday
Miss Martha Crppers OF Yates Cen
ter Who has been with her sister. Miss
Minnie Cop1erS. a patient at Cfrisr-s
hospital for the past three weeks. Re-
turned home today. her sister HAVING
recovered sufficiently 20 be able to az
Company her
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-05-23

Notes and Personal Mention
Mr. and Mrs NJ Snarriuger have re-
csfved word that their daughter Miss
Florence Snattfnger, who Is visiting in
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Humphreys Of
the National hotel and Mrs Charles
z LagersErom spent Saturday IN Kan
sas City
at the home Of Miss MABEL Hail 1888
Garfield avenue
Harrv Cartier Of Cottonwood Falls
who has been very low with pneumOula-
has gone To Colorado Springs to re-
cuuerate Mrs Cartier Is At the home
Of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. C W
Guild in Topeka
Mrs Writ Hughes OF MtuaeGPoIS,
MINI IS expected tomorrow to visit
Mrs Charles Sessions
Mrs Rich az ksekHk IA, 3 the
guest OF Mrs Kit wilson
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crane spent Sun
d2y AT Lake View
Nj. Charles Gillian Of Wichita spent
Sunday with friends in Topeka
Miss Caroline VeSper and Miss Lulu
F,crGves have returned from Lawrence,
where they spent the week end
Mrs F'rishfe Of Della has returned
home after visiting a few days IN To-
peka
guest Of her sister IN Lawrence over
sunday, has returned home
Mrs T W Durham and her dAugh-
ter. Dorothy, returned from Kansas
City Sunday. where they spent 4 week
and attended the wedding OF Mrs Dur
hams niece
Mrs = MnIgn spent the week
end wit Mrs Celia FordEce and left
today for WaveI4ud- Ind where she
viii remain during the summer Sa4
viii stop On her way 10 visit friends n
St Louis 4 few days
Mrs H W Putnam sang at the First
Methodist church Sunday morning AMI
evening. IN the absence OF the regular
s0l0iSt-
Nj. and Mrs T ! Ewarr are tia
parents Of 4 daughter born Sunday.
Mr. T w Creech Of HerIngtG spent
today IN Topeka
Mr.. Omer Smith Of the Kansas uni
vsrsf1y was q guest at the Delta Phi
house over Sunday
Mrs. r z Rice q Lawrence IS VS.
ftirg friends IN Topeka
Mr. George Porter Of Kansas City
was 4 guest OF friends here aver Sun
Miss Nellie DoImzn 81 Lawrence
spent Sunday IN Topeka visiting her
grzEdmother-
Miss Nina Bowen Is the guest OF
Mrs. N Curry OF LezveHwerth-
Miss Julia Leland was a guest at =
reception Saturday night. given by Mr.
worth IN honor af Mr. ard Mrs
TnghFaT Hook Of Kansas City
Mrs Emma Eeidig Of Los Angeles
cal spent SATURDAY. and Sunday IN
Topeka and assisted in FraternaI
Brotherhood initiation
Mrs. John ?. Frfrrs who has been
visiting friends IN Topeza far the past
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-05-23
seeing at least two

bEeadEhS-
If there Il so much sun IN your room
that yeu fear fading. keep away from
blues and pinkz. unless you are buying
. high priced paper
Don't forget 70 ask about arsenic Il
you buy 4 green paper
And now 4 do to balance al Ehess
dents
When IN doubt trust the salesman
By the nature Of his occupation IL L
inexfrabIe that Els taste IN paper
should be better cultivated than yours.
II YOU go to a reliable firm you can de-
send ypen his honesty. 50 why not pu1
ID to hIa1 Just what you want ard
what you want 20 pay. and then be
guided by his taste
don't believe youu regret It and
anyway, L the paper isn't quite salts
factory you viii have the great Joy OF
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-05-23
PAUPERS ARE CONFIRMED
Among Them L the Original Simon
Legree IN Uncle Tom-'r

New York May zs-Thirteez in
mates o. the New Tork aImshause,
among them the once famous Harry
Courtafne. the original Simon Lezree
IN Uncle Tens Cabin, were COZ
6rmed yesterday by Bishop Psrrfdze,
head Of the Protestant Episcs nal
church in Central japan
Another notable member Of the lit
tie confirmation band was Judge BadE-
ley once on the bench IN California
and well to do but now SO years old
and 4 public charge Judge Badzfev
whose old title still sticks To him.
prfGes himself IN having given more
than 500 70 charity during his
days OF prosperity in the west
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-05-23
GIRLS WALKING CLUBS.
Public Schools Of New York Have
Made Successful Experiments.

New York May CIV aIkIug as an sx-
ercI5e fer public school girls has been 50
successfully experIne1Ees5 with IN New
YORK nigh schools and grammar schools
that next month the board Of estiruatz Is
70 be asked for an appropriation for sx-
tending the indoor physical training sur
rteulIn to cut OF doors
Most Of the high schools and q Nun her
OF the elementary schools have walking
clubs Tor girls and teachers give their Sat
uTdaSs 70 ehaperonfuE companies Of from
Eh1<uy "a forty girls on walks Of frer1 u
) niles in parks and envirSns Of New
York The children Of the sIerzsr1 arv
schools take tive mile walks while the
high school girls. after a little preIfuz-
mary work, are taken On the five mile
tranrs
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-05-23

A clear brain and
Steady. dependable nerves
Can win wealth and fame
For their owner.
Iear-headedness and a
Strong, healthy body
Depend largely On the
Right elements IN
Regular food and drink.
Coffee contains ceffsine-
a poisonous drug
Postum IS rich In the
Gluten and rhosphates that
Furnish the vital energy
That puts ginger" and
hustIe1
Into body and brain
here's a Reason
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-05-23

Members q the Scottish Rite and
Topeka Lodge Ne II A. F. & n NJ.
are requested TO E1aet at the Masonic
hall On the afternoon Of Tuesday. Nav
9th at 1=30 p m for the purpose ef
attending the funeral OF Bro Thouzs
W Harrison. 81 degree Al Mzzrer
MzsanS Gf ether lodges invited to at
tend
cHAS- A MOORE 3ard Degrees
Master Topeka Conzizr0ry Ne I. Il
& A. 3 R
las B. DOECTSON.
Master Topeka Lodge No II A. =.
q A II
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-05-23

Mss Mary Drew dean Of women a.
U1I1r1ok hzu, W4zEbIrE college, VII
---zrrzin Tuesday At an Informal at
sruoon tea Mrs W P SCu9os vii %
-hs guest az nou0r and the other
z1es-s vii include the 0uC-ot-roVNn
VVashburu girls Of the sophomore,
Junior and senior classes VINO I'VE Al
me halls and sorority houses Of C1e
school
Mr. PERCY Heu1us Of New York and
Mss Margaret Fowler Of Kansas CITY
win give Z concert Wednesday even
ing the 18th for thz beuenE OF Lhe
tuberculosis camp II North Topeka
TI-= concert viii be given IN the high
---1Tr Auditorium instead Of the
Grand opera house. - 6rzt planned
and announced
Have you noticed the large number
Of 6urgLaries reported hare lately
went vou inspect the supply Of Met
INKS safes Al Crane & Company
They don't COST much an ara zaf=
Ms " :. EaEsED vii entertain
W=dne sday afternoon for Ms. Ward
Chap1uru Of AtchIsou and Mrs. Y G.
Hopkins. who are hsr guests far
wzek Those who VIII arEzu6 are
Mrs Chapburu. Mrs. Hopkins. Mrs
Rich II EsoEuk. IA, Mrs Ernest
CHARLES Suth4rIan6. Mrs Charles Ses-
SONS. Mrs WIrr Hughes OF Ml1Ueap-
oils MINI Mrs Garland Miller. Mrs
William Davis. Mrs Jack hrIepe, Mrs.
Harvey Parsons. Miss Marie. t1'1rhoartl
and Miss Lillian Trap
Mrs r L Cham bers viii entertain
the IDEAL card club At L O'Clock lunch
zou Tuesday at the EIks lodge Mrs.
Fred Fox 1f Richmond Ind and Mrs
A 7 Lucas VIII play FOR absent mem
GERS
TIE Atchisou Globe Is giving away
Topeka society secrets At least. they
seem to have some inside Information
Judging from the following paragraph
porczrs IN Topeka are having z weary
time A prominent yoUnz lady in To-
peEa society circles is engaged 20 be
married % Z prominent young lawyer
IN Topeka The date and hour OF the
E=d1I1E Eas been set nut the young
adv refuses to give Il 70 the news
papers. 7 viii not have II announced
until Two weeks before the wedding
she tells her couddsntizI friends As
The wedding viii not take place until
January. the reporters win not have
any peace until theu- The managing
editors Of the Topeka papers hear the
report every day. and every day they
call n the reporters and inquire Why
print exactly Whzr every man. woman
and child knows 20 be II absolute
TACT" Anyhow, here IS a chance TO
guess
The Washhuru law school Ufu give
rs seventh annual banquet AZ the
Commercial club roous Tuesday even
ing About a hundred people viii at
tend. including students and gradU-
zres
Mrs 3 NJ Sullivan and Mrs. Z H
Bowman viii give a reception Tues
day afternoon at the haue Of Mrs
Sullivan. 1901 Garfield ave1Ue from
: % 3 Mrs c z HoIcomhe Of Bur
-1gsus. formerly Of Topeka viii be
he guest Of heuor. No invitations
nave been issued
Mrs. John Sargent gave an after
noon party for the women teachers Of
WashbUru college at her home On Clay
street Saturday afternoon
Miss Emma Riley. Miss Emma Boil
mar Miss Alice Larimer. Miss Helen
Spelmau and Miss Berufca Euzhizer
were guests At al informal luncheon
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-05-23

uUe TO Fourteenth ard DouEhItt Place.
north line to jackson. thence north TO
Eighth avenue. inclusive Of 141s and
IAz0 Jackson
secoG1a przcinet-South Of Eighth ave
nue.. west Of Jackson 70 Tyler. south to
the north line Of DoathEaL Place
laird preciuct-%esC Of Tyler 10 Clay
south OF Eighth avenue TO Douth1rt
Place and PIerey-
E-aurrn rraciuet-Sou-h OF ghth ave-
Eue from Clay to Buchanan. south 70
King thence west 10 College avenue
First precfncr-PortiA club.
Second prseiact-Sorosiz club
Third pree1uet-JUuIer Atlanrean
club.
Fourth precinct-ChaIdean club
FOURTH WARD
First Breciucl-Fror1 Fifth 20 Eighth.
west Of Kansas avenue TO Tyler
Second precinet-N est Of kGEs4S av-
sEue 10 Tyler, Fifth TO the river
Third preciuct-F7rom the river south
"a Eighth avenue between Tyler and
Western avenue
Fourth pracfnct-E-r1m First street
south &c Eighth avenue between West
ern avenue and Lane
First precIact-Ran7bIersf club
Second preCiuct-g est side Reading
club
Third precinet-IdeaI History club
Fourth prec11ct-Cer1ulIe Art Club
FIFTH WARD
First preciact-West Of Uzian aveI1u=
On Eus If DouEhIrt Place and PlarEJ
and Walnut To Boswell. south To sew
eatzenth east 70 BoIIes avenue. souCa
t. Twentieth east To Union avenue and
south 10 Twenty Sc zenith
Secouez yreGIacC-AII west Of S1u1S7-
ElunEa creek south Of Eleventh and
Eighth avenue 70 Twenty first thence
west ID Topeka avenue. south 70 TWel-
ty-t0urr1- west 10 Union avenue
Third preciust-E-IEhEn avenue and
Jefferson. east 70 city limits thence
south 20 ThirteeErh- Fifteenth and sew
euEeerEH-
First precinCt-NaQEtlJIS CiU1-
Second FTecinct-M0nday Tourist club
Third preciHcE-Ve spucCiAn club
SIXTH WARD
First ureciusr-WeS[ Of Lane, north
Ct Eighth avenue 70 asylum groUH15-
S@eOnd precI1Ct-W est at Buchanan
south Of eighth avenue 70 King and
Mefzke-'s tract, thence west 70 Wash
burn avenue
First prsetnct-V fgnette club
Secoa5 precincI-G1od Government
club
Highland Par-ChaliCSe club
AuburudaIe-W est Side Forestry cIun-
EIIrahI rsr-ALrS. A. A GODDARD
The midsummer opening Of PicksnS
Millinery store VIII he he'd Wednss-
day May e.
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