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Humphrey Men Buy
 Tabernacle Lumber

Dr. Bum and Mir. Mauser of Humphrey have purchased the lum- Der in the tabernacle building, which is now being demolished. They paid about $1,4OO for the lumber, which will be used in erecting buildings at Humphrey.
 The $1.4OO derived from the sale of the tabernacle building will go toward meeting the debt incurred in erecting and repairing the building The collections taken up at the Jones meeting lacked about $1,500 of being sufficient. This was due to the fact that those standing responsible fol the debt calculated they would receive $1.5OO for the lumber and deducted this amount from the sum needed.
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Lynn Arrests Negro Alleged to Have
 Raised" Bills

Charles Adams, negro, was arrest ed yesterday by City Detective Lynn and is held for the federal authori- ties. Adams is believed to be the negro who raised $1 bill, and gave it to negro woman as $10 piece of currency. The colored woman was taken into custody Saturday by Officer Smith when she rendered the bill in payment for purchases at the Kress store. She later was released, as Chief of Police Stewart was con- vinced she was innocent. She said she had received two supposedly $1C bills from negro in exchange for q $20 piece of currency.
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Dempsey Expects to
 Fight Carpenter
 Within Few Months

Los Angeles, Dec. 4.-Jack Demp- sey, said here tonight Georges Car pentier's victory over ole Beckett in London was no surprise to him, as he had picked the Frenchman towin.
 Dempsey said Carpenter was more scientific, quicker and harder hitting than Beckett.
 q am ready to meet Carpenter ol any other fighter in the world, II get my price," said Dempsey: .,
 "Carpentier in all probability vii be my next opponent and the meef ing probably will come off nex spring."
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FINDS SOMETHING TO DO THE
 BUSINESS.

q tried everything that I heard of for the stomach and bowel trou- ble and bloating, but got no perman- ent help until I struck Mayr's Won derful Remedy, and that did the business. My son in Canada has also taken it and writes it has done him lot of good" It is simple, harmless preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the intes- tinal tract and alays the inflamma- tion which causes practically all
 stomach, liver and intestinal ail- ments, including appendicitis. One dose will convince or money refunded. adv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-05
DiyOrces Husband Who Served Time
 for Killing Son

Pleading that her husband had been convicted of killing her son, had been sentenced to two years in prls- on. and she had not lived with her husband since his release from the penitentiary. Kissiah Mazique yes terday granted a divorce from Gabe Mazique.
 Two other petitions for divorce were granted yesterday by Judge Jchn NJ. Elliott. Willie Greenburg obtained decree of divorce from Joseph Greenburg, because of cruel treatment, and Robert Joseph was divorced from Martha Joseph because cf assertion.
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mates the terrain that will be found in Mexico"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-05

The Friday evening bean supper for the boys at the Y. M. C. A. will be resumed this evening. Tom blodge[t will be the speak. Boys WofR Director Barrow says those desiring to attend should register at the !. M. c. A. by 3:30 D. m. today.
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SL-x
ocuLR5e6'

Judge John M Elliott entered an order in chancery court yesterday confirming in Caroline Jones title 10 the southeast quarter of the north half of block 3l, Tannehill and Owens addition.
 w. s. Ballard, who has been i'll for the past two weeks, is improving. Mir. Ballard is manager of Dewoody' $ drug store.
 The weekly bean supper for the boys will be held the Y. M. C. A. this evening at 6:15. Tom Blodgett will be the speaker, and all boys who wish to attend are asked to register by 3:30 this afternoon.
 Dr. H. L. Southwick, president of the Emerson School of Oratory in Boston, presented two delightful Shakespearean readings at the Tenn pie Tuesday evening. Quite a large audience greteed the speaker, who took for his recital "The Rivals" and "King Lear" Dr. Southwick was brought here under the auspices of the Temple Society.
 R. C. Martin, milk dealer, who lives at Twenty-first and Pine streets, experienced his second runaway in the past few weeks Tuesday when his team ran away on Main street, near Third avenue. The wagon. which was
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-05

l.. Garrett, assistant to the presl,, dent of the Arkansas Light and Power company, returned last night from a trip of inspection to the com pany's plants in Northeast Arkansas and Southeast Missouri.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-12-05

badly damaged, was broken loose at Second and Main, and several gal Ions of milk were spilled.
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NEW OIL
 TREATMENT
FOR RHEUMATISM Brings Relief to Thousands of Suf-
 forprS

ferers.
 New oil treatment for Rheumatism almost proves revelation. Over five million bottles sold under absolute guarantee, to give satisfaction or money refunded, and less than dozen bottles have been returned. This great Pain Killer and Antiseptic combined, Miller's Antiseptic Oil (known as Snake OiD, has brought relief to many thousands of sufferers is said to be without an equal for Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Lumbago, Stiff and Aching Joints, any kind of ache or pain. Cut, Burn or Brusises, Corns, Sore Throat. Don't Delay; take a bottle into your home today and get instant relief. On sale BOG, COG and $1.00 at Central Pharmacy. adv.
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NEGRO EDUCATOR SICK.

Rev. Geo. M. Elliott, head of the Richard Allen institute for negroes, Presbyterian institution, is serious ly i'll. Elliott is highly esteemed here by members of both races. Two of his sons were killed while fighting with the A. E. F. in France. .,,u@-
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NOTICE.

I have just received carload al stock, consisting of nine mares a colts and 16 big young mules, wha| I will sell at reasonable prices. u A. Ricord, 103 East Court strs
 Berlian Bros Sale Barn, east dl courthouse. 1l-T-h|
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AIR RACE STRAGGlERS
HOPE TO FINISH TRIP

CHICAGO, Oct. 27--Six stragglers
in the armyS double ,rans-con,inen,al
air race hoped 10 make further prog
REFS Inward ,hcf,ish ,oday. altaoiRh
prospects for good flying weather
wee poot. Lieut., II. ". Sheridan,
who landed at Buffalo, N. y, Sat-
urdsy and was held there over Sun
day by the rules Of the race against
Sunday flying, expecNd TO complete
the 32j miles 20 Mineo1a, N. y, dur
ing the day.
The other airmen st.bound are
Lieut.. d. B. Gish at Cheyenne, Wyo ;
Lieut.. K NJ Bagby and Lieut.. Col.
II. L. Hartncy at North Platte, Neb.,
and Capt /. Steinlc at Battle Motps
tain, New, The only wca.bound flier
IS Lieut. X. s.. Wor,hington, who
spent SUNDAY at Rock Island, III.
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star PLAYERS
7 May Be BACK
Biggest Grid Contest in State
at Norman November /.

A football victory over IN. Missouri
Tigers ~ Norman next Saturday IL be.
Ing confidently expected ia so0ncrlnud
today.
Hope OF Oklahoma fans .pero uised
10 a high pitch A. a result VI tho No.
hraskn ganio at Omaha last saturday,
when Coach Cwpn's soonors bnttlcd the
C~ornhusksrs 10 II standsilll, tore their
de'enss-to pieces IN tic second hair q,
The pnme ard ramo within an ace Of
bagrlng the pridlrpn contest.
Tbs powerful pt,ack of tho Soonorp
IN the Nebraska game, the aggressive
work ~ the oklahoma forward ard tho
successful use OF the forward pnsa IRE
ressohs for tho optimism IN SoopcrlnNd
O%tlahonA'n chancos 10 win over the
Tigers SATURDAY should be- Increased by
tho return of several stsJ players who
woru unable 20 MAY %aralnst aotnsHh.
The fact that Oklahoma Outplhy.d Ne
brasN, at Omaha without the %pfoncnU,
~ four regular PLAYERS IN tho lineup
puts things In a bright way eDf a Mis-.
soutI victory.
II SWATCH. Marsh. Ciaud. Tyler and
I'M can get into the Missouri, game
saturday. tho Tiger win buck against
~ \ ronp.r elevsn than srupp,d the
Cornhunkers should Coach owen fur
thtr perfect the aerial samc. and elm
tnalc ths fatal habit 81 tumbllug In the
punches, he may ts cypccttd tu swc,p
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w1stegn IN by no means weak, yet tho
MarOOns swampej the Purple under u
" 10 0 score. The game demonstrated
that the Stagg men Will bear lots OF
watching throughout the remainder Of
the season,
ohio states victory over Michigan
wss n tribute largely due TO tho work
Of Chick Harley. the Al American
hAlf back. and Pete stlnch Comb. quar-
tcrback. IN the back field and sbiefr
ana Pislcy " the line. Abound tnese
four stars Jack WI'co has thrown up n
powerful well balanced eleven that
llght now looks like Tho hest bot for
tue conference championship
The defeat " Minnesota Ry Iowa was
u surprise aud Il bitter blow 10 the
GOphrrs II demonstrated. however.
That Iowa. although hardly a contender
FOR tho titl. because u her defeat Nv
Illinois, IN likely Ia cause lots of trouble
FOR othGr championship %aspirants.
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THREE BIC TEN
ELEvENs ON TOP
0hlo, Chicago and Wiscon-
sin Still in Running,


CHICAGO, Oct ~ Three teams,
Ohio state. Chicago and Wisconsin ar.
''slttlng pretty" at the top of the Bs
Ten confeseNn4sssootball heap today
Neither OF tiNotsstesrs has tasted ne.
feat this season md Indications are
= on,hip ultimately ~ W betwssn
WsscoNsdn stsuds but today a. the
dark harw n. Tho conference. Rated
a. ndlkfUG uhose than . scod team aud
NOT reSAtoAd s~ssIoaisly "a 1t champion
ship o6nA@Adsr when the season started,
the DaNSef steven has demonstrated
unelpsttc1l Wei. and has bowled over
s Nsrtsu go aud Illinois /" tho Two
Wscdka}p's defeat OF Illinois sntur-
day ~ NE btRsesi ursst the dope han
receives eelp~ tsasen rs Uhnais after
bAuaG pNfdm.Nuf iowa. was regarded
~ { cham oioJuAlV contender.
Coach StsgS, at Chicago, has put to-
sstxet9a shd'top machine that 10 hit
tiRG oqttN sylspdsrsf and win he hard TO
stor ~1vthcominx lEames North
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A NE LINE
OF GAGS

-By Bugs" Dur
Ynls coaches arc shuffilng up the
eleven, Their motto H. shake we'll
before tossing
MIGHT have lights In New York with
oerman decisions, The loser writes .
book.
New law makes Maine dryer than
ever. impossible 10 drink more than
you can carry In that state,
Frost makes I, too late 10 tax about
the Leaguu OF Nations. The farmers
are wearing earmu'fs
Food profitsers are licked n you
can hold out urtll the frist crop OF
bnowbails 10 harvested,
Vegas who swIpe pay rolls are liable
10 put a erlmp IN Southern college
football teams.
Tony eiddIe ard Gutson Uorohum are
building a m~llllonsirs's boxing Club 20
put boxing within earshot OF the work,
Ing nan
Wllls Hoppe 10 one boy wonder who
holds his aye well.
The old time football player used
20 wear his hair long and act Ike
a nut Tho modern football player
cu,A his wool short, showing that
the game has changed mostly In the
style OF haircuts,
Having eopped the pennant. In the
summer. Pat Moran can rest this VIM
ter. About December. the Cincinnati
board viii fire Pat for ioafrg.
About time for Jeanette 10 stop fioht.
ing. His straight left 10 = eorhscfe~.
Scis~tIstsP have been In ssssIon
four weeks without being sb's 10
decide whether Little Joe Is a point.
or only q number.
Vale graduate coaches are eommsnc.
Ing to arrive In boz car iots at New
Haven. Busy whipping tho team In
shape for the whipping. A graduate
coach never o%raduatss. Ns's always
In the way like your knees when you're
reaching for = Ford mandrake.
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GRID
DOPE IS MIXED
Princeton Sees Chance Of
Beating Yale and Harvard,

NEW YORK, OCT. 27-The football
dope already badly scrambled ns "A
result ~ form ~, orsalH ana upse,s cor.
" ~ ihr season, was today literally
hllot iull OF holes" az a result OF last
bJluldryH contests
The fob NJ llrkinR the eastern cham
rl"nH ly Nh'ly 20 be A tough one this
season. u uurips "a look ~ " No team
WIZ 4" lllorgh the season without a
u'iehl Syracuse, a team that looked
iotmllohl' Il Hcck ago was humbled
~ Washington and Jefferson Pith-
hurgh nralu rs looming up as a cnn-
lender. d,rpita NE defeat BY syracuse.
AZ II result of It's decisive victory over
Georgia Tech
princeton A supporters were far from
dnNhrdFt over the defeat administered
ny colgate J. had been generally be-
n'Nsd mat tUlgate would win. Prince
tohs c'F''n made n much better chow
iiis than even Its most ardent ndmirc b
had expected TIGER roatefa are now
confidently expecting big things when
Princeton me"ts llle Ayd Harvard.
PeunsNiN auit no been piling up huge
scores against It's opponents 80 far
Penn meets Penn State next Saturday
M u hard tlght II expected.
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he outlined hi, platform, which is X
MAINTAIN the existing government
and 10 preserve It's industrial and
social institutions as they now exist
together with property rights
3D.
Plans Tor the broadening Of the
scope OF the local pos, oi the Ameri-
can legion was decided upon IN an
enthusiastic meeting 10 the Chamber
oi Commerce yesterday afternoon.
Plans iuf the establishment Of pcrna-
ncnt headquarters in the heart Of the
bushes, dis'r@, and ior the appoint.
meut OF 4 competent man to look af-
ter the leglon's interests we're promi-
nent among the plans Tor expansion.
CHICAGO. Oct 2D-The action Of
tie Kentucky Distillcrics and Ware
house company Of Louisville. TO test
the consti,utionality OF wartime pro-
hh''lon will be started IN the United
states district court IN Louisville
Monday The company owns 5000
90 gallons OF whisky valued at mil.
lions OF dollars. Levy Mayer i,
counsel tor the liquor company.
Japan hatche, abou, 100000 sal.
mon eggs annually at its sixty fish
hatcherlcs.
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Va II viii be remembered tina. Ms.
Vanderbilt. who was Nj. Grace
Wilson, married Mr.. Vanderbilt after
great opposition from his family. due
70 the fact that she was several years
his senior.
Miss Littleton, who is .,rikinsly
pretty and noted for her skill as an
outdoor girl, is Just twenty, one year
The junior OF Cornelius Vanderbilt
She lives in Plandome, l.. l.. with her
brother aud his wife. During the wal
she engaged in Red Gross work. and
i IS said that she me, her iiance for
the iirs, time at one OF the Red Cross
canieenS.
Young Vanderbilt was highly com
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e"ne"' Vandrehtr j., M" Rachel LhlA0n md thu Vanderbilt m.n.on on Fiji avenue New York

NEW YORK - (Special) - Cor.
pellus Vanderbilt jr, only son OF
Brig. Gen. Cornelius Vanderbilt
who startled society a few weeks
ago by becoming cub" re.
porter on New York newspaper
at a salary OF SIS a week. is to marry
Miss Rachel li,tleton, sister OF Mar.
tin W. Littleton former Congressman,
thus aiiording friends and acquaint.
ances further thrills.
The families had hoped TO make a
formal announcement, later, but the
news leaked out.
General Vanderbilt, is still in
France and Mrs Vanderbilt and her
dauyhter Grace are IN Hot Springs.
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Japan hatche, abou, 100000 sal.
mon eggs annually al its sixty fish
hatcherlcs.
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HOUSEWIVES ASKED
TO STOP BUYING
BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK, Oct 27-Copie, Of
resolutions. urging housewives OF
America to refrain from the purchase
or use OF eggs, butter aud coffee, ex-
eept for consumption by children or
mvallds, were sent 10 Attorney Gen.
eral Palmer yesterday Ly the Ma
tlonal Housewives League. which re-
Gently adopted them The league sets
forth that the action takea is purely
an economic one, "a lowering OF
prices by decreased consumption"
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GENEVA, oct. u Dispatches
from Innsbruck say papal Arch
bishop kordac, who arrived At
Prague from Rome a month ago. has
communicated a number OF Catholic
Czech priests who married IN spite
OF the prohibition. fifty-one priests
had taken wives while continuing to
exercise the duties Of priesthood
They arc supported by the popula-
ton generally. who, in 400 villages
and communities around Prague
have prepared a petition TO tho pope
TO abolish The law prescribing cell.
bacy for priests, so far as il con-
Germs Czccho- Sloyakia
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mended in all quarters because Of his
refusal to seek an officers commits
sion. Instead, he served as a priv
ate, as chauffeur and as WAGNER dur
ing the war, later going overseas with
The Twen,y-scyenth division. When
the armiStice was signed he was due
TO be promoted to lieutenant.
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Morocco Tribes Punished.

MADRID, Oct. N-The troops in
the Spanish ,one OF Morocco have be-
gun operations Tor the punishment OF
various insurGen, tribes.
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They Are Up.

Dear Luke . overheard a neigh
Dor oma say of my wife Ism,
she a sight with In. short skirt and
those cotton stockings" Now those
cotton stockings set me back three
dollars plus war tax, and | appeal 10
you as an authority TO know il stock
ings are up or down Anxious.
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HELP WANTED Dookkcepors ana
stenoSrapheru trained IN praughon's
busInesr college are Ia demand. The
school can not M the calls u is re-
sewing SIS to 1850 in business or gov.
eminent work. Good positions secured
Tor graduates. Enter any time. Al
work by outline. Individual method Of
Instruction. No classes and snd Broad
way. Phone Walnut Sg2.
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EASTERN manufacturer wants rnlss-
man In Oklahoma. Kansas and Tex
as; must be man Of ability. one having
an esta bltshcd trade with the retail
merchants throughout the territory;
capable NJ earning 5000 TO $500 per
month above travelling expenses; man
with automobile preferred; call room
1903. Hotel Bristol, Sunday or Monday
only. G. X. Smith.
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EDUCATION AND INSTRUCTION

wANTED-Msn and ladies' to learn
barber trade; special low tuition:
positions guaranteed: FREQ catalog, Oh
lahoma City Barber College. l0% Wos'
California: Harry Runs. Mgr
MEN - Our cataiog explains how We
teach the barber trade. mailed ftesN
Hchwartz System Of Barber COLLEGES
LOO " California Avenue. Oklahoma
CITY. Okla.
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Tho Associated Press II exclusively
,,t.,led to tho use FOR republication ot
10 news dispatches credited to or noi
-,htrwise credited In this paper ana
t.o tho local news published herein. .
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An veeh.dsy classified adysrt,sing
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ths two daIiies.
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BARBER TRADE taught ladies' and
gentlemen; position g~uarnntced free
catalogue explaining. Write TEXAS
Barber College. Dallas or Fort WORTH
Texas.
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YOUNG MAN In handle shipping aud
receiving department OF local branch
office large rubber company Must bs
reliable and know now 60 hsndle help
and get results n addition 10 detail
knowledge " how TO vurr mar %ifests.
hil's of ladlng and shipping papers; his
portunity, In. reply please state nPe.
training and experience. Ais. Okla
nOmnn.
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CHOCOLATE dippcrs wanted FOR
evening work: must have experience.
Davis Candy shop, a North Harvey
street
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BIZ A DFrECTlVE-E,cclent oppor-
tunlty; good pay; travel, Write g,
r. Ludwig. Gil Westover Bldg, Kansas
city. Mo.
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FEMALE HELP w4NrED

NANTED-Merker and sssorter. also
wash man. will pay good splary.
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RAILWAY natl clerks needed; pre-
pare for examination; PARTICULARS
free. Modern Civil Service Institute,
NM Wainwright, 81. Louis. Mo.
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ATRRTR FHAbE taught ladies' and
gentlemen; position guaranteed free
catalogue explaining. Write, Te'a,
BARRIER College. Dallas or Fort Worth.
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AGENTS WANTED
Portrait Men


CALL PHILLIP, the second hand
clothing buyer. Shoes trunks. grips.
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WANT 10 REST thrce furnished
light Housekeeping ooms with bath,
SIS per month. can $50 West Grand or
Phone Walnut 1901.
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MANIID-Stafc organizers. stock
statesmen and Insurance men pre-
'errcd. Something new, endorsed by
banks, insurhuc" companies. state,
Call or write Metropolitan Automobile
Association, Al2 Mercantile Bldg.
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HOTEL DIRECTORY
HOTEL BROADWAY
CENTRAL

ON BROADWAY. At FOURTH.
Every room completely equipped for
perfect service. single or en- suite; most
with private bath. Phone Maple 5000
connects with all rooms.
HOTEL ROADWAY, 81 n. Broad
way, newly furnished, comfortably
heated: 55o TO il,60. weekly rates s.
to 81.
MONARCH HOTEL, 700 +, ?nd. mod
ern. brick. 81 to ~ week.
WAYNE HOTEL: good meals, home
style. 3Jc: so good beds Csc. 55c. SOC
nd 7bc. Close to NIL dcpots. A good
tralght house. li0i1 West California
Special rates 10 working girls.
HARRIS HOIEL-Across street south
from Sklrvin: "A particular place fol
particular people, one nice h%ousckeep'
ing suite, special weekly rates.
HADLEY Unjust south OF library
30 modern outside rooms, soms or
suite with private bath.
TRAVELLERS HOTEL-North Of post
office. all large outside rooms, strict.
ly modern. best OF service.