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MOSES N. MCKEE.

Secretary.
Board Of Elections. city ~ New York.
Municipal Building. Manhattan.
New York December goth. 1918.
The Board OF Elections OF the city of
18th. 18th, 2ist. :.th. 2sth and sOth days
Of December, 1918, pursuant to the pro-
yisiohs Of Section 80 chapter ~, OF the
the Consolidated Laws. as the Board of
CanNassers OF tn, City Of New York. 20
canvass and estimate the votes given with
In the City OF New York at the General
Election held on the 5th day of November,
c"rtded copies OF the statements OF the
Boards OF County Canvassers Of the Coun-
ties Of New York and Kings as to the
votes cast within said counties for candi-
dates for City Offices.
The Secretary submitted tabulated state
ments OF the whole number OF votes cast
for all candidates for City Offices shown
by the certified copies of the statements
Of the Boards of County Canvassers OF the
been voted for and Of the whole number
OF votes cast for each OF such candidates.
On motion. the following resolution was
RESOLVED. That the Board Of Cam
vsssers OF the City OF New York. as con-
stituted by the provisions OF Section 40.
tuting Chapter II OF the Consolidate d
Laws, having canvassed the certified
copies OF the statements OF the BOARDS OF
County Canvassers OF the Counties OF New
York and Kings, az fled with II, Of the
votes cast at the General Election. held on
the 5th day OF November, 1878. for candi-
dates for city offices DO HEREBY DE-
; TERM1NE, DECLARE AND CERTIFY. as
set forth In the statements and declara
tons herewith submitted, copies Of which
are hereto attached; and be It further
RESOLVED, That copy Of said state
rneuts and declarations no filed with The
BOARD Of Elections of the Clty OF New
York.
WE CERTIFY THIS DETERMIN ALTON
AND DECLARATION 20 he correct and
have signed the same as Members Of the
Board OF CsnvHsssrs OF the city OF New
York, and attested thereof by the Score
tary this 30th day Of December. 1918.
JAMES KANE. Chairman,
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MOSES NJ. MCKEE,

MOSES NJ. MCKEE,
NEw YoRK COUNTY.
JUSTICE OF THE MUNICIPAL COURT,
4TH DISTRICT.
That II appears upon such estimate and
canvass that the whole number Of votes
given for the office of JUSTICE OF THE
MUNICIPAL COURT, 4TH DISTRICT, was
Twenty eight thousand and sixty IS, O66
Join GoopE received -Four
thousand six hundred and
EDWARD r RoYLE received
Nineteen thousand FIVE hun
EDGAR ALLEN LYNN received
one thousand nine hundred
and forty seven ............ l,s4T
or which Their" were BLANK
one thousand six hundred
and forty seven ............. T,Gi7
OF which there were VOID
Three hundred and thirteen. 3l3
Tn. number Of general ballots pro
which were counted for tho several can
didates voted thereon for the once OF Jus
tico Of the Municipal Court, +th District,
NiNTH ALDERMASic pisTRiicr ="
That IT appears upon such estimate and
given for the once OF MEMBER OF THE
BOARD OF ALDERMEN, NINTH ALDER
MANIC DISTRICT, was Eleven thousand
six hundred ana four' ..'''.......,,.ll.60
JOSEPH 4. ENGrr. received
Ihree thousand ana eShty-
THOMAS II. o;KANE received '''''
Seven thousand one hundred
JANE SE GoIc6rr received Three '''''
hundred and forty-two. "a:
or which there were BLANK
Eight hundred and ninety
OF witch there we're 'NolD 90
One hundred and nifty -elsht.. l5s
The number Of general ballots PRO.
tested marked for Identification" ali OF
dates voted thereon for the once of Mem
her OF tho Hoard of Aldermen, Ninth Dis.
'r'''' was RINGS County '''''''''' 0
JUSTICE OF THE MUNICIPAL COURT.
2ND DISTRICT.
That II appears upon such estimate and
canvass that the whole number NJ votes
MUNICIPAL COURT. End DISTRICT, was
Forty-one thousand two hundred and
twenty -hve ..''''.''..'.'... .,.......il.22 0
o. GRANT EsTBRBRooK re-
ceivcd Seventeen thousand
ak hundred and thirty -nve..l7.sss
LAWRENCE c. FISH received
Seventeen thousand one hun
drcd aud thirty ono, .,..,.... l7,Is1
MORRIS WOLFMAN received
-Four thousand one hundred
and eighty-t ,..,......... 4lsa
DAVID A, HOWELL received
Two hundred and four. .,.... ?o4
OF which there we're BLANK
one thousand seven hundred
and forty i've ........,..... l,Tty
or which there were VOID
Three hundred and twenty
eight .....,.,..,,,.......... Scs
The number of general ballots pro
tested as marked for Identification" ali OF
which were counted for the several candi-
dates voted thereon for the once of JUS
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FAVORITES TO SING
FOR TOBACCO FUND
Strong Attractions to Enlivcn
Bal Tabarin Party. over
Winter Garden. Tonight.
THANKS FROM GERMANY
1Sun" Cigarettes Received by
Yankees Who Have Gone
Into kaiserland.

Recent volunteers FOR the Tal Taba-
rim marty for the smoke fund tonight
are Nan Halperin and Frank IlhheN'
The latter will act az master or cere-
monies and the former appears by the
courtesy of F. F. Albee. owner OF l"'
3 F. Keith vaudeville circuit. MANAGE
Boag is authority for the statement taa'
this affair is bound to make Br"anW"N
sit ,ip He has looked over ms lltt OF
reservations and ia sure of crowd. ana
he is Just ms certain that some OF 'he
surprises prepared in the way or en-
tertainment will be remarkable success
SEES
The list of entertainers win h1v" IN
addition to the regular show : the bal
the following artists Quinn ana NUT
ray, Ted Lewis in feather dance. ME
Muzzett. La Slyph and many Others. A.
lists who are fllins New York engage
ments have engaged tables. ana no douht
Several of these will respond 20 add Ia
the gayety when they are called on, as
they certainly will be by the merry
makers.
Valuable donations have been sent 10
Manager Roag to be disposed Of ut auc-
ton TO swell the fund for smokes Tor
soldiers abroad. These include twl
toxes for current attractions by Conan
and Harris Cox by the Shuherts
1000 Pail Mall cigarettes by I. Damon
two vests by Jack Lenigan, two dolls
dressed by Mile. Dore and presented by
Henry Valltoft. and a fun jeweled gold
wrist watch. valued at 500. by the do
nor Bert II. SatZ. 1t Ia certainly WORT
the while OF any one looking for q
good time and wishing to help the smoke
fund to go TO the Bal Taharin. over the
Winter Garden tonight.
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Casualty Corrections.

WASHINGTON, Jan. The follow
ing cabled corrections are issued as
an appendix 20 the regular casualty
lists.
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Thank Cards From Germany.

Of thanks back from Germany. Their
gratitude 20 the fund and its family of
donors is as sincere and even more eX-
pressive than when they were in France
and had been taught by the constant
flow OF tobacco from THE SUN Tobacco
Fund to expect il. Now there iS an
element OF surprise about its arrival and
II brings warm and expressive words OF
appreciation.
Why shouldn't American soldiers on
foreign soil expect the comfort they need
TO be provided by their countrymen
And why should they ever have doubted
that the smoke fund would keep on
sending It? The questions need no an
swer.
From the supply trains come the first
letters back from Germany. Sergeant
T. NJ. d. Baughman Of Company u.
11Tth s. T, writes from Walenborn,
Germany: Received carton Of ciga-
rettes, which were unexpected but ap-
preciatcd. We expect to reach the Rhine
soon. as we are headed tina. way
Forty-four husky lads, as they term
themselves signed one card on December
20 in Base Hospital 1871. Ward Al say
ing 10 the Linseed Association. a donor,
that the tobacco given to them by the
agents of THE Sun Tobacco Fund did
good service and helped TO make them
feel cheerful II not well. They wish
donor and fund a Merry Christmas
which at time OF writing was close at
hand Clair Cockerum OF Company F.
3l7th Infantry. Is in the same base hos
pital. His card says:
1--WE are in receipt of your issue of
toba eco and beg TO say we appreciated
same very much
I'VE shoot the bull into a cigarette
and lie down to have pipe dreams of
home"
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NORTH CAROLINA.

nTKREEsoNl'S Blvd. vSliev WI W. WV
~ iRi ~ an Samuel H.; Chapel HI tW;
HOi1IFlEiD, Johnson. Little Switzerland
FARRELL. Samuel H.. star tw>.
Johnson, Marion s. Durham tw).
ZONES, Roscoe. Dunn Cw).
MELON, Jerry e., '0 Tvee NiwS1'' ;0"" WV
REMINDER, Jerry, Wake Forest IVY.
H ,,, y ELS, George E. Pactolus twl.
SHEPHERD, Grady. Bald Creek (w),
NORTH DAKOTA.
LINDSEY. Homer L.. Cold Harbor (w)'
OHIO.
,ONNoRs. William F, Youngstown tw).
FORTE. Mix, Ravenna twD.
n HOW ELL Maurice A., DennIson W.
JoH%SoN, ANDREW. Akron wv
H4sTH F fiG''s ssben 1W ,w
UT. Henry W. Warren (W).
OKLAHOMA.
GE9o2GE, Horny r. junction ODD.
GORDON, Jesse j. Tishomingo tWI.
OREGON.
wEIGANDT, Philip. Portland tw),
PENNSYLVANIA.
ABERcRoMBIE. Arthur l.. P!usburg wv.
ALBRIGHT. Charles MyerslaIe (W).
ALECCO. Ange ., Scranton tW).
BOWEN. Thomas V, Philadelphia tw).
BROOKS. DICK, somerhed W.
CARNtHAN, Harry F.. Birdsi,.c (WD.
EcKEkT, William. Pittshlrs CwD.
FACNllASO, Giovanni Pit,sburg tW).
CLOSER; g, Ii, Noun, Washington tw).
~ RST, George c., Gienmoore tWD.
MATTHIAS, Frank, Phiiadr!phls wv.
W NeBR2W' Wil'ia =. C. ssneTy IN ODD.
0RovHKE, Frank, Philadelphia cw).
pAIFREY, John. Charleroi CwD.
PAINE Michael F. l., Lebanon )w).
smith, Harry, Phladelphla W.
s s Guiyanne, Greenville W..
T sTr ELL; Patrick. PlttsburE ,w).
NANkokELBERG. Can't q. Dunlc tWj.
RHODE ISLAND.
DRIVER, wilfrcd H, Providence tw).
SOUTH CAROLINA.
HAYS Jesse IL. Waxshaw ,Wl
HESTEk; Luther A, Greer tWD.
JENkINs. Raymond II, Pageland CwD.
K X99T; Bowman: Ar;inston w.
LOWERS, John, Bannockburn Cw).
wELB6RN, D. X Norris UT : o pen det W..
WELLS John T. Cross Hill ,Wl.
SOUTH DAKOTA.
HAWK, Paul Swift, St. Francis cw).
JOHNSON. Luther o, Patrick twl.
FsSSEF.
bsdRIlfHE2 R c s4nsy F. o,k TTr.'oT 'w
,.iLMORE. Archie b., Lebanon W..
HlNsiEY, Ollie, Linden owl.
J.9}lHHNS9E 6. NJ Fogn;sl In Head Cw).
MANUEL, Willie, Byington wv,
TIPTON. Pierce, Roam Mountain CWl.
WARREN. Joseph Z. Bristol ,wl.
TEXAS.
KERRY. James C., Bonham W.
Den ION. Archie T. Paris tWp.
GGAAbRRETT. Edwin NJ, Frankston tw).
SHAFFNER william II. Marvel w
YOUNG, William. Karnsck ODD.
UTAH
BELL. Ralph E. salt Lake City wv.
poklMAklS. John NJ, Castle Gate (Wl
VIRGINIA.
BLAIR. Charles L. Wise twD.
HARRIS, Joe Ssndon oWl.
THOMPSON, Marvin. Tazeweu CW).
WILLIAMS. Taylor W. Lynchburg Cw).
WASHINGTON.
CHRISTIE, Henry l.. Port Rlalsely Cw).
GOLD. Horace Edwin, Gle EIum wv.
WEST VIRGINIA.
GHILDERS. James. Charleston tW).
hAhTSHORN, Evert l.. Mount Zion wv.
HoLGHToE. Elias n, Crawford CNp.
MARCCM. Ransom. Crum ODD,
MILLER, okcy Lee. Marcus wv.
WAGNER, Willie J. Auburn wv
WISCONSIN.
REHG, Niror j.. Niroqua wv.
ETpELSoN. W NJ, Milwaukee Cw).
KRUEGER, Paul F, Milwaukee CW,.
MARTiNSON, l. H. Nekoosa wv
MOLDNDA, Peter. Milwaukee W.
RGSZklEWlCz. Mieczyslaw. Cudahy (w)
IROMBERG. Sephus H. Luck (wj.
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HELP wANTEp-MiIF,

STENOGR APHER-TYli> 0'H
ouSh know edge Of fr"u.h 4 y -
ana familiar with spanish, u 1852
ccptional credentials, SOD ...
ability to translate Fr"u.h 4.
spnndence with faculty; sIW.' 'F
onlyk give full particulars aud .'t ' 7.
wanted. IMPORTER, N'rm n, =. '"
Row. \. Y.
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The Members OF the Board Of Elections
of the city OF New York met at their head
quarters once, Municipal building, Cham
bers and Centre streets. Borough OF Man
haitian, City OF New York, on Monday. De-
cember 2nd, 1918. at II o'clock NJ. in pur-
suance OF the following call. viz:
Board OF Elections OF the city Of New YORK.
General ONCE. Municipal Building,
New York. November Soth, 1918.
Dear SIR
You are hereby notified that pursuant 20
the provisions of Section 4+0, Chapter ~
Of the Laws OF 1909, constituting Chapter
II OF the Consolidated Laws the Members
of the Board Of Elections of the City Of
New York are requested to meet Tor OF q.
gani2ati ton as the Board of Canvassers OF
the city OF New York. at IL o'clock M. on
Monday. December End. 1913, at the head
quarters office. Municipal Building. to can :
vass the statement OF the County Boards
Of Canvassers OF the Counties Of New YORK,
Bronx, Kings Queens and Richmond, CITY
Of New York, OF the votes cast In such CITY
for all city Offices at the recent election.
Respectfully,
S HOWARD COHEN.
chief Clerk
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BOOKKEEPEE aud on 70 MsDrt"r -
Lunch Room COMPANY. r'H-' '' "''
audit aud furnish bond. his, 'r .'i '-|
Address r. II MARSTENN, Hu'. ''.'
SHmbrilge Mass
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ELECTION NOTICES.

BOARD OF ELECTIONS
of the
CITY OF NEW YORK
Constituting and acting as the
BOARD OF CASVASSERS
OF the
CITN nIr NEW YORK
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r,g"nn one bacon .ljrer. cheap. on,
coffee grinder good - nov. Wi. .tIl on,
or al Phone pglo
,r,,,....,....
r,oo. "s',,WpI l",.N IiPtWRIrEkS
cAin,ry EI(N.ose ia south Man "
r,pcwr.,o,,. po,.,, ..l, 49,, ...,..,
h'r.irins ard rsbw'diue specially A.,
~ '"''' Main. fhons 2'o'
LARGE iron nfo for a,. b,r,,in
Phone a.l
FOR SAIL cafe t,h., .o,4o t,.h,,
and ttrsc 3o,io tprbe. T ,bsy,y ''C.Ht C.Hts
- N''' Ih.'d
SEEDS. PLANTS. FEhTILIHERs IS
MILLIONS Of potato Sin, Strong vel,
rooted and free from disease varetit,
nancy HAN Porto Rico and Pumpkin
'n pn''' I"''pa'd 900 81 So. 1000
H NP''h' ''O 10000 hnt
- n'I 0oo. I'Anw rat''1..y
r,ur.rd G IJ.,,' q, u'
Texas ''''
IL -" nEnWl Iao, P,a'ii i9r Al". ofcDtt
,.,',''N,,., mum" '"t " Z Ninr
9ImHvN"i mtdy sweet potat" plants. Nancy
' 10y ''n MO, pumpkin yam, bunch
,Sm s%nlihhccrn Queen, postpaid, 500
so66 q. 49, a., v,o H,E ofe1prts conret'
oNooN o'e, ! IVY or over ~ -,
prices on Iartrr 'ousr,iiIs. prna,,
lee run count careful p.rE h.tt,
Plant Co. Cyssl city. Texas
wpAprNo .ppApr,
u,suvs.,, ,,,,,',,', ~ "'''1 ..
r'o,hins ,ho.. "a h.t, Econ p'ou@ y.. p.na
-,""e : ! 30
hl.ilnsr ,id,snr Pre-" paid Tor ,recndssnd
a1F
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

~ ~ W. "
PEORIA. $ ,'..>,' ..., .e.,
,s't s,'pns rooT s'rar,rr entrance
lla'f no.A from pr llus faces Contra!
park hush And dr
TIGIN s S7 FURNISHED apartment
four Joou' modern. couple without ,hu
dr,n.
E,tyENrH .w "a, Nroy furnished
distance. So Phone ,,Js
yI,DNp " lla ror VENT beautifully
mrn',hcd tNrr' room apartment private
bath NO blocks from postotnee mGNt
he seen 20 BE- appreciated CAL .l2
West Second apartment d, before noon
or after y IN
THREE ROOM apartment for rem; trr'ud
ing dressing room Aud bath sd 'srEs
cio'h'spren space southeast exposure
completely furnished two beds Inquire
apartment lol, COS South Elrln .uer
go evening".
CHEYENNE AVE-. S. sie.-For rent rr-
uishsd apartment In theyenne apari.
menls; steam hest electricity jnutor
sfrWce 81 modern. ca MiA Nlch go
k"nnrdl Rdg Phone 2'i2
ROOSEVELT D.. Retvrcn Twc.fth 4
Th,rteruth on South Roston one room
rsrtmeut private bath also one two
room apartment and one light housekrtr
Ing room Phone p27a
THIRD, " 5l7h room modern apart.
noni t7' to parties buyiag beautiful
iumoi oak dung room suit buftst
table md six rhalr' upholstered IN
brown leather Alto jewel cas- range and
kitchen cabinet, al for $50
MAIN. N $40 4 room and bath apart
mont furnished second floor rosA, sion
lurc 10 Would consider selling urni
lure
HOUSES rnR PEaT ~
THIRD D. 1lls- rso room house TN Ken.
DAN Phone r7lo
CARsOS S. lll5 For rcr' i've rooms
with sleeping porch unturni'Nsd. strictly
modem rton, .gIp or -1pI
FoB RENT To d,srahDe tenant i've room
modern bungalow, mAnt"'. lirhts lovely
decoration. garage. tts. ro small emil
drrn Phone .11' 'l-"
BOSTON S. l1l5 Five room modern IN
furnished bungalow fully equipped base.
ment. elertflc hghw Phone loef
FOR RrNT 10 room house l7iF south
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REAL ESTATE.
lIousra ron RAlr

Ky ~ VI a, a. ga y, hIG '~" ,,'" ',',,'
ru VIII. a1I ,ru. .mgrf.t ,,n.' ,h.,tru
huus, frut .t,r,,. A.. .gr.lt. .rr.., f,s.
term. ,aI owner 30
Will. .,,,Lr. ..,..r,.,.,,I, ...,, .,,., ,, gll
Norh Main. \onrr.lcui Owner t"'.n
aifo rooms. hr'p 'se nicely decorated
'N'"' .''I
EAST SIDI NIrr iwo.tnun p|Attrtri
bungalow With ,IccrIns porch safAs,.
iu, -t'ri lot $1,000. $500 ash $40
~ ,"v"... f'''} ''''
"N ~ w d. '"''h n1" h'W' i've f""m'
features um.tcl ir NoreIua,Id- rH.e
900. ~. mas, terms 10 suit HNonc
'''l
NR,llI corner with good .i, room cottage
modern. shade hno location for rru.,g
or market ru rr.r p-i.. far immediate
s'' Only 500 terms uN.f'
=" ~ ROBINSON Ih"us i.7l Elevator
running
UfN llFII hamo ON north t.tr sI ruu.us
$50 n", ,''.'S ..,'
r.rm, r...' .... r.I.....',
rr,1, 1.-i ,rN, '.,..
'''.u ISL 7 I""A ii's room cottage ou
GgNh zoe nearly ne" tlru' cash
none ."N'
tOk SNll H,.urml Noning,.dr homo.
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WEARING APPAREL

clothing shoes and hsts Phone 7iis
HIGHEST prices paid for ,rcondhsnd
clothing shoes. hats etc, Phone SliS.
HIGHEST prices paid for mems second.
hand clothing. shoes and hats phons
guq~
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WRERRl plants for sale Orcutt
-Akr- Ln0uIIn Tor U Z KIM

'"E' TNV0TTW Tot z kTF
sItuNG; hardy sweet potAt" p,Ant, Nancy
nan, Porto Rico, pumpkin yam. buuch
yam southern Q1ccn. POSTPAID 500
~ ,h. 1000 tJ BY express collect
5000 or over o. 90, / o oUC or over 81 eS
20 600 or over s. 10. Wirr for special
prices on larger quantities PROMPT ,erv.
Ice full count, careful pack Liberty
Plant Co. CrNH'al city. Texas
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~ iro.-' either straight loans
: sV DAyusrv on Tulsa business
'ftfF'- nr".Fr'. lowest rates.
-n-u monthly TAymcuts become
a. tnr INlg az Texas
f. EAr Fourth e. Phone ST.
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~ - -. n'.. I,.i,
Jc~nr.t,or. g1r,,, g., ro small rii
-,
/ BOSTON s lHl' Five room modern IN
/ N",n Wv. ''.,n, , 'l'' 'iIoa,
"'''' Wv "N'''
| FOR RtNI "r"om hon'" l'I' SCUM
''' '""' h''h
| Fuh htNI-Ns" foNr room m"Aerh un
FURNISHED duplex mouse A. '-' ~'"' %
carolina street move lu today Ihone
~ r
/ fpk khN I'VE room modern, -" pgr
month u Z R"dd'n Ih"u" I'o0 500"
fnmn' ,o ,.,r r,' i, f@[ 'tr, rsor s'"1s ''''
| Nryv -. 49,. I'm. .,.,.,,.- ,o-,h
.nd ts,.r,,, 10, r,rt rbor. gH
---
low M'I In ranGc All % n.r, Town. o'g,T Fooa 'gT and
siSTP s'"cT'PP+ porch $50. references ''0"'
fuN "tm . Ia. ,,H,, 10" ','n' 'V n"n ,,''r
.'", ...., ',,.'"' ~ 49,
rhorc sats
hENpn. Ns~ moo'rn dui,'"S
M '' 60 ~. -" rtr.
eoSs Wv ''' wv
,.,,.,.,,,
| TWELFTH v %. tor rent iu'y
r,sh' room hon.r hardwood ur'n aNl
| El'T'n n' ",,1 20, '.r''r1, W, ',,,h fih"n
"oo7 '''' "' F''' W.
In co,,ni.,,, MAJ 5,,n n ~ -, l,Si" "wSirb
! .ro n,or,,. "a ,nnr 80 So phor.
p'o,"ls'I '"un p',' ""'.
| Main
! vop pr,r NJ 81.
,no,, ,,l ,'o,a ,", ,t'rr lon, d,.
I NV ~ o. ',u'r NJ, ",.t
rhoao sg5s.5sSs Au.. rr.a,fsr stor.
/ Asc Co.
ron pV,,r ,,,,.,,,..I hon,o
'TR En' room u",u,''t,' wv, "ou ,,,
! hru.s' N,Nu"h 'tn' car '"t' 40 P''
"""r ''
! HOUSES FURNISHED 7s
| BOULDER 9. n05- FOR rert house fur
! rished. with garage aud servants quar-
ters Phone oSos
srv pGou -. t,..i...I o., ~ ,,
mcr reference. ~ blorls west Of
p.nriA IN Haskell Phone IIi7J
rOP prVr rl.r,,, .orr,.,,rv ,,r,i,b.d
home I'm Narlr ridge must b. reliable
parties Phone s25s or 75s6.
won my, r,...,.,., .,,,,- -i.l. t,,
rt,b,d ri,ro ,rS Fd,,o, rool g,-ds,
a0d chicken. two hlock, from car ha,
nice high cool location. viu r-r, FOR tour
Or six months 10 good responsible parties
Phone 9t'7 lni" Iuv'stment Go
FOR RENT Furnished home, four rooms
w"drrn in =" vi'" addition. >" month
TIGWT rooms Of frrri iiurs for sAIa srd
hous. for rem Gla e Man phone
HgEa
oyr ,,,,,.,,r, hone. ,,,oi,,.t 10. van,
,,t,,-' tg- t|,-d ,,, o,,
2is s, tues or I'll Rr.orsy a, word
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j. b. JENNINGS

Tulsa's most beautiful smaller home will be
sold at sacrifice if taken at once. Prefer all
cash but will make some terms to right parties.
Six large foms two halls, breakfast room,
large tiled bath large lot, large basement,
garage and quarters; we'll. On high lot among
lots Of large trees
PHONE 6121
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ing dressing room Apd bath sd 'srgs
cio'h'spres spac- southeast exposure.
complslcl furnished two beds Inquire
apartment lOl, COS South Eirn susr
30 evenings
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WANT TO LEASE for term o' I've years
Tor agricultural purposes so ~ -0 Arrts
Of good land tuI'Ahir FOR dairy ant
poultry loestst rsAr Tulsa cr oa railroad
between Tulsa AID Broken Arrow 70.
pn'nA tarsnofe or CY4-svi's roof
Improvements. shade. grass Aod water
are essentials tsEh reri. terms rraRo-.
a''s Afirs's pli r,rr Wo-d
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house ID Lombard addition. Phone
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"NE NrlaAt'y account regiusr. goo &C.
counts one bacon s'Ircr chrap one
Hobart '.rrlrts combination meat ard
,oi.'r ffrdrf good - new WI. sell Que
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STORE ROOM for rsr'- goo hork T.
Th-! - Phone ~
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PERSONAL PROPERTY

~ tNM BOILER go hor,rpo~,r also
new and slightly. used huudr, ma -atucty.
bH'ry' BatH House llla EaN rh,td
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OFFICES AND DESK ROOM

OFFICES for rent Ir Lynch P|dg Arfo
street from Tote Tulsa Phone 32a
rh' room t7l
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gohn.%0n g CHi5i0rI
A. Room New Alexander H,dg
.U,f 5. MaIn. rhone 325S
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FINANCIAL


AT LANDS AND LEASES t'A
W. ....r 'rtr lH acrrs center
f, ''.t ,.. ,a...-as' " soUhtessi o'
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WANTED TO posRow

u-t % a-rrv a. 500 for one year
Iar e,' up's rr' phone 53l "
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MILLIONS Of potato Sip, strong well
rooted and free from disease Varicrbs
HAnry l'all, Porto Rico and Pumpkin
Yam Irrrs postpaid 500 81 SO. 1000
.. ' by sNPrrsr 000 g. m o00 and
over ~ , u per I 600 Plants raf,fIlf,
81. s'i and sHpprd promptly or ror,v
miurn"d n. Hester lonfyI,s.
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SEEDS. PLANTS rEn1iIlgpRs a,

FOR SAIL cafe table, tnrio inche.
ngd threc 3oyi1 inches Liberty cato
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-17
EPISCOPAL CATHEDRAL
 FORMALLY ACCLAIMED

Rt. Rev. Chauncey B. Brewster Episcopal bishop of Connecticut, for mally acclaim Christ church at Hartford, the Cathedral of the Diocese of Connecticut and celebrated com munion at the morning service of the church Sunday. Rev. Dr. Francis Goodwin, Rev. Dr. $. R. Colladay, rector of the church. and Paul H. Bar bour assisted Bishop Brewster. MT. Barbour acted as the bishops chap lain.
 The. vested choir entered the church, Goodwin, Dr. Colladay and MT. Bar bour, carrying the bishops pastoral staff. When the procession had ar rived in the chancel the bishop bade the congregation to prayer. In his address Bishop Brewster said that the first idea of cathedral in Con necticut had been preached to him by the late Rev. Dr. James Goodwin several years ago. but that, while he had done nothing definite about it at that time, he had mentioned the mat ter in the diocesan journal in 1911.
 In 1912 Bishop Brewster said that he had brought the matter before the diocesan convention in Christ church and had requested that the convention take action as soon as possible. In the remainder of the bishops address it was brought out that the Cathedral Church of the Diocese of Connecticut had been incorporated in 1913, and in 1917 the trustees had reported tc their respective conventions and Christ church, Hartford, had been se- lected for the cathedral. This was fol-