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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-26
NORTH PHILADELPHIA a

Mrs. Henry n. Vessel. of 1907 North
Broad street. and Mrs. Albert Gusdorf
will give luncheon and bridge on
Tuesday. December .. at the Ritz Carl.
ton. One hundred and fifty guests will
be present.
Miss Edna Wyle. of North Fifteenth
street. will entertain tomorrow evening
at her home for a number or her
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Rice. of the
Hotel Lorraine, are spending some time
at Galen Hall, Wernersville, Pa.
Miss Elinor Gottheil, of New York,
will be the guest of Miss Rosalie Dan
nenbaum. of 1901 Spring Garden street,
over the Thanksgiving holidays, Miss
Dannenbaum returned last week from
Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Richter. of
2S30 Oxford street. are receiving con
gratulations on their thirtieth wedding
anniversary.
Mrs. j. Potter. of Sixteenth and
Mount Vernon streets. will entertain
the members of her $500. club this
afternoon. when Mrs. George John
son. of Washington, who is spending
several weeks visiting in this city. will
be the guest Of the club.
A number of children whose ages
range from three to eleven years took
part in a performance of alice in
Wonderland" during the week for the
benefit of the Jewish war relief fund.
The play was given at the home of Mrs.
Morris pfaclzer. 1924 North Sixteenth
street. Those who took part included
Miss Sophie Stern, Miss Florence Stern,
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GRONER-BINGHAAI

The wedding of Mr.. Noel G.. Grover
of West Philadelphia. and Miss Lucre =.
tia NJ. Bingham. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Bingham. of 2TS South
Twenty third street, took place at the
brides home today at noon. The Rev.
Church, at Fifty third and Spruce
streets. otticiatcd. After the wedding
the bridal couple will take an extended
trip to indianapolis. Ind, and will
aftcrward make their home with the
parents of the bride in this city.
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BLUM-GASKILL

A pretty wedding will take place this
evening in the Taylor Methodist Prot
estant Church, Seventh street and
Hunting Park avenue. when Miss Flor
ence L. Gaskill, daughter of Mr..
Thomas r. Gaskill. of 1868 North Sew
enth street, will be married to Mr..
Harry r. Blum, of 4033 North Frank
lin street. The ceremony will be per
formed by the Rev. II. o. Keen, and
will be followed by reception at the
home of the brides father. Miss Mae
Gaskill will be maid of honor. The
bridesmaids will be Miss Edna X. Ever
hard and Miss Emma Hustled.
Mr.. Bernard Devlin will be Mr..
Blum's best man, and the ushers will
be Mr.. William Ellison. Mr.. Frank
Gaskill, Mr.. Robert Mckay and Mr..
William Blum, brother of the bride
groom. Mr.. Blum and his bride, after
their trip, will be at home in Newark,
n. j.
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AIDA

and other great contraltos. In the
early part of the opera she impressed
principally by her fine voice which has
a large register, but retains the real
contrato quality from top to bottom,
although her dramatic work in the scene
with Aida at the opening of the second
act was very fine being at once full
of passion, but still dignified. as BELTS a
princess who is in love with the man
who loves her slave girl and still talks
the matter over with the girl.
But it was in the beginning of the
final act that Miss Besanzoni showed
her real powers. The duet with Ria
danes, 'Che ii saliva sciagurato," and
the succeeding lament. "Ohime, morir
mi sento," We're literally marvels of vo-
calization and of dramatic work as well,
She received a great ovation from the
audience. which her fine work we'll de-
served.
Robert Couzinou, who at the last mo =
ment took the part of Amonasro in place
of Mr. Zanelli. showed to better advan
tage than in any part he has yet played
in Philadelphia. His voice was good.
but It was in the fine taste and sense
of balance which he displayed that his
strength lay. For once the part was
not overacted (as is very apt to be the
case in this "big little" part). but was
acted and sung from end to end with the
intensity which the intrigue of the part
demands. but yet with the dignity which
is. on the stage at least, the prerogative
| of n captive king.
The other "debutante" was Giovanni
Martino as Ramfs. He has good bass
voice and played and sang the part
well, but not in nm especially striking
manner. Paolo Ananian as the King
and Pietro Audisio as a Messenger were
both capable, rs they always are. The
stage settings were up to the usual
Metropolitan standard, and Mr.. Moran =
zoni conducted efficiently and with q
! knowledge of the score that many any
reference to the printed note unneces
! Sary
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BOYLE-MORRlS

Another interesting home wedding
will he that of Miss Catharine X.
Morris daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
NJ, Morris. of 1896 Green street, and
Mr.. James II. Boyle, of 1917 South
Thirty first street, which will be SOL
emnized at 4 o'clock, with the Rev
Father Mcdowell, of st. Johns Row.l
Catholic Church, officiating. Miss
Margaret Morris will be her sisters
only attendant, and Mr.. Charles BOYLE
will be his brothers best man. hEle
ceremony will be followed by a recep-
tion. After a fortnight's trip, Mr..
Royle and his bride will be at home at
2123 Green street.
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Observation-Disclosures

An interesting wedding will take place
in Amber this evening in st. John s
Lutheran Church, when Miss Dorothea
V. Hillemann, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Hillemann, of Mount Pleas
ant avenue, will become the bride of
Mr.. Elmer c.. Pfeiffer, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Christian Pfeiffer, of 4102 North
Broad street. The ceremony will be
performed by the Rev. Dr. Knorr, rec
tor of the church, and will be followed
by reception at the home of the
brides parents. Mrs. Edwin Mars
Bowman, sister of the bridegroom, will
be matron of honor. Miss Anna NJ.
Pfeiffer and Miss Helen d. Allen, of
Amber, will be bridesmaids. Miss
Mildred Roesch will be flower girl.
Mr.. Ernest Hillemann, brother of the
bride. will be best man, and the ushers
will be Mr.. Stanley Solomon and Mr..
Edward Mars Bowman.
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CRIFFIN-FLEMING

The wedding Of Miss Catherine A.
Flaming of 5000 Washington avenue.
and Mr., John j. Griffin. of 024 North
Fifticth street, took place this morning
in st. Carriages Church. Sixty. second
street and Cedar avenue. 4 wedding
breakfast followed Immediately after the
ceremony. which was performed by the
Rev. +. F. O'Neill, and a reception
from to was held in the afternoon.
Miss Elizabeth Fleming, sister Of the
bride. acted as maid of honor and Miss
Jennie Fleming. another sister. was
bridesmaid. Miss Mary Schnatz, a
small niece of the bride. was train
bearer and her sister, Miss Gertrude
Schnatz. was ring bearer. Mr.. Wal
lace =. Durnin acted ms best man and
Mr.. George Herring and Mr.. t..
Mcbride were ushers.
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DOYLE ESTOWN

A double wedding was solemnized at
the mansc of the Presbyterian Church,
when Miss Edith j. Hoagland, of Tini
Todd. and Miss Elsie May Ruse. OF
Pipersvillr, was married to Mr.. Mar
shall Scheible. of Tinicum. The cou-
pies were unattended, and will live at
Pipersville after short wedding trip.
A charity ball will be given in the
Sixth Regiment Armory by Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert w Robinson on Wednes
day evening. December 10. for the ben e
eft of the poor children of the borough
at Christmas time.
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DEEN-HINCHLIFFE

Miss Cora NJ Hinchlffe, daughter
of Mrs. Clemcnta Hinchliffc, of 2412
Clearfield street. and Mr.. David J..
Deen. of 1911 Smedcy street, will be
married this evening at the home of the
brides mother by Bishop Robert L. Ru,
dolph. of the Reformed Episcopal
Church. The bride will be attended by
her sister. Miss Louelln Hinchliffe, and
Mr.. Charles Kindt will be best man.
After the reception, which will follow
the ceremony, Mr.. and Mrs. Deen will
leave on a southern trip. They will be at
home after December 6, in Washing
tnn
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FRANKFORT

Mrs. w. Gorgeous. of Frankford ave-
niue, is spending "A fortnight with friends
in Harrisburg,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wardle, of
Wakcling street, entertained the G. +.
Club. of Frankford, on Saturday eve
ming. when. the following guests were
present. Mr.. and Mrs. +. Platt, Mr..
and Mrs. .G Cromwell, Mr. and Mrs.
J. Straub: Mr.. and Mrs. n; Hawkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. $. Powell, Mr.. and
Mrs. O. Cromwell. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
BOwkep Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Cress-
man. Mrs. T.. Kaley, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. Lever and Mr.. and Mrs. G. Jolly.
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The wedding of Miss Madeline Haf-
ncr and Mr.. Robert S. Amcy took place
Monday afternoon Mt o'clock. The
ceremony was performed at the home of
the Rev. and Mrs. Paul Nount. 2222
Diamond street. The matron of honor
yEs Mrs. j. Wallace Smith. and Mr..
j.. Wallace Smith was best man. A
reception was given at the home Of the
brides parents. 2310 North Twenty
first street. After a trip to Washington
Mr.. and Mrs. Amcy will spend two
weeks at Atlantic City with the bride 5
nnrents.
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RREHM-HENDERSON

The wedding of Miss Lille NJ. Hen
derson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Roger S. Henderson, of 5115 North
Broad street, and Mr.. Harry II. Brehm,
Of 1850 North Thirteenth street, will
take place this evening at the home of
the BRIDES parents, with the Rev. Will
liam Barnes Lower. of the Holy Trinity
Presbyterian Church, Logan. officiat-
ing. The bride will be attended by
Miss Mae Wayne. maid of honor, and
Miss Ruth Wayne, flower girl.
brotber's best man. A reception fol-
the families will follow the service
Mr.. Brchm and his bride will leave for
n trip through Canada and will be. at
home at 5115 North Broad street after
January /.
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uATT,-CRONIN

The wedding of Miss Emma V.
Cronin. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Cronin. of 1887 North Sixteenth
street, and MIR. Irwin X. Hall, of 5ap2
North Thirteenth street. was solemnizsd
this morning in the Trinity Reformed
Church, Broad and Venango streets;
The Rev. ]. NJ. S. Isenberg performed
the ceremony. and the service was fol-
lowed by breakfast at the home of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Hall
left on trip and will be at home after
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Er,yNN-GENiMEII,

An interesting wedding will take
nlace this evening at o'clock in the
Church of St. Monica, Seventeenth
and Ritner streets, when Miss Mar
garet Gemmell. of 2314 South Wood :
Stock street, will become the bride of
Mr.. William j. Flynn, Jr., of 2222
South Bucknell street. The ceremony
will be performed by the Rev. James p.
Donahue.
bridegroom, will be bridesmaid. A re-
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HOLM ESBURG

Miss Myrtle Rowland of Welsh road,
will leave this week for Hartford.
Conn, where she will be the guest of
Mrs. C. Smythe, for few weeks.
Mrs. John Musgrave, of Blakeston
street, and her sister, Mrs. Schofeld,
of Manchester, Eng, have returned
from Niagara Falls, and Canada, where
they were on an extended trip.
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RARKER-SPAETER

Miss Laura J. Spactcr. of 5542 Pearl
street, will be quietly married this eve
ming at Z 80 O'Clock at the Temple
Lutheran Church, Fifty second and
Race streets. The Rev. A. V. Pohl-
man will ofiiciate. The bride will be
John p. Gauff. Mr.. Harold Barker
will act as best man for his brother.
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Concert by BeIoIan oroanlst

The ninth concert by Charles NJ
Courboin, belgian organist and guest
sooist Of the Wanamakcr store, will
take place tonight, when special
Thanksgiving eve program will be given.
Several request numbers will be in o.
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NUMEROUS WEDDINGS
ON THANKSGIVING EVE
Miss Craven Bride of Mr.. Pyle.
Germantown Marriage-BIum-
GaskiII Nuptials

An interesting wedding to take place
this evening is that of Miss Virginia
Mae Craven, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John II. Craven, Of 1917 North Twelfth
street. and Mr.. Alan Maxwell Pyle, Of
Germantown. which will be solemnizcd
at o'clock in the Park Avenue Mctho-
dist Episcopal Church. Park avenue
and Norris street, with tho Rev. Milton
Harold Nichols officiating. The bride
will be given in marriage by her father.
Her sister. Miss Marguerite Craven.
will be maid of honor. The bridesmaids
will be Miss Gcorgannn Grant. Miss
Edith Pyle. Miss Harriet w. Craven.
sister of the bride; Mrs. Thomas S.
Craven. Mrs. William V. Gambler and
Miss Blanche Simon. The little flower
girl will be Miss Emile II. Craven.
Mr.. Pyle will have for best man Mr..
George r. Miller and his ushers will in
clude Mr.. II. Clifford Pyle, Mr.. Maur-
ice Peacock. Mr.. Thomas s. Craven,
Mr.. Edward Rutan. Mr.. William v
Gambler and Mr.. Herbert Il. Williams
The ceremony will be followed by n re
ccption at the Manufacturers Club
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ANIEY-HAFNER

January / at 1887 North Sixteenth
street
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THANKSGIVING MUSIC AND SING!
UNIVERSITY EXTENSION
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA A

ALBERT n, HOMIE, Director.
JUDSON HOUSE New Norks Popular
Tenor, Soloist at ST. Barthoomew's. and
EMIL f. SCHMIDT, Niolinist, Assg Artists.
IN a PROGRAM OF POPULAR CLASSICS
Witherspoon Hall THANKSGivING I,v1SI Y Sc,
SPECIAL FEATURES
SINGING BY THE AUDIENCE under the
direction o( Albert ~ Hoxie, former drec,
tor OF Music at League Island. accompanied
by the fun orchestra OF solo players
MOVING PICTURES OF HOW PH1BA-
DELPHlA BECAME a SINGING CITY
Community Sings at Mcpherson Square, As
bury Park Hunting Park, the Liberty Statue
and of Mr. HoXie's last night with the Ma
rines and Sailors at League Island
(This moving picture record has been pre-
pared for the archives OF the Pennsylvania
historical Society and will be shown to the
Philadelphia public Thursday evening for the
first time.)
Special Sololst. Charles Warren Smith, Of
L. S. S. c. A., OF the Suicide Squadron,
Just back from clearing the mines from the
North Sea.
at University Extension Box OftiCe, SAMSON
Street Corridor, Witherspoon Building.
SAM S. SHUBERT no %oN1gar waG . At r. 8
N. Y. Winter Gardens Supreme Achievement
ssA{nN1'E rRIGTn - ffs aaf
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WANTED-BIDc AND
PROPOSALS
NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,
Scaled proposals viii he received at
the office oi 'ho clerk ~ the board Of
education oi oklahoma CITY. Okla un-
III ~ O'Clock, noon. on the Eth day OF
November 1919. for the construction OF
the following school buildings
The Capitol Hill junior high.
Tho Webster junior high. and
The Classen junior high
Sealed proposals win also he received
on the above named date and at tho
above named place for the heating
ventllaling. plumbing and drainage for
the above named buildings
Az AS shown on the plans ami called
for In the specifications furnished by
layton Smith a ForNth. architects. -Ol
Southwest Rcsene Bank Bldg Okla
hrma city Okla
'sls go hc subject 70 thirty DAYS ar-
ccptnncc by The board ot education. and
to- be ACCOMPANIED by bidders bond
or certified check of percent NJ the
amount OF the bd. 10 hc forfeited as
assessed and nquidatcd damages In case
the bidder fails. neglects or refuses 10
comply with the agreements OF his bid
Plans md Specifications may he Sc
cured at the office OF tho architects
The board OF education reserves the
right to reject any and all bids
J. G. t'TFARLEi, Clerk.
Administration building, 400 North wal
nut St, Oklahoma City, okla.
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LE6ALs


NOTICE or school. BOND SALE
Tho hoard Ot education ut the tiiy
ot Oklahoma city oklahoma. viii. on
November I'm, 1919. untn 80 O'Clock
y. m. receive sealed bids for the sale
OF $4,000 OF school building bonds.
being n part of 81 GOO. 900 lssuc OF serial
maturi,ies from II TO 25 years. de.
nomination $1,000, percent interest
payable semi-annually. both principal
and Interest payable In New York city.
S6.00O ~ the first series II years from
datc and iS6 900 OF the fourteen sue
ceedins series up 10 the twenty. fifth
year from date. The bonds offered
VIII he ns fol ows;
t2e 900 maturing April |. 1870
$4,000 maturing April I. 1891 10 1897
both .lncmslyc.
$4,000 maturing April /. 1888 TO 1914
both Inclusive
Bids must be nlcd IN the office OF the
clerk Administration building. 400
North Walnut avenue
Certified rhrck for percent Ia TO
accompany the bid as liquidated dam
ages for failure to take the bonds upon
award or ms part payment upon deiiv-
cry.
Approving opinion ~ the attorney
general and John e. Thompson. ESQ.
OF New York, win be furnished.
Bids must be for immediate delivery
under above conditions
FINANCIAL STATEMENT.
Assessed valuation ,,,....SO 56l .Vl2W
Total indebtedness ...... 3ol5.7tIso
Sinking fund .,,........,,. @3,O79 ~
Population. estimated 10000 TO ico.
School district embraces Oklahoma
City and outlying territory,
Bonds issued ior building and equip
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. s.--The census
bureau report on ginning TO the first Of
November OF 6.273.S66 bales about met
bearish expectations IN the cotton mar
Ike, today and around the opening prices
were 70 to IS points under the close OF
yesterday The buying met the break
and at the end of the first hrlf hour
4 trading prices were to points
over yesterdays ir7lS
Tho forecast Of rainy weather for the
belt generally, with snow and freezing
weather for the northern portions uf
tho western division greatly IN rcascd
the demand for contracts and late IN
the session the market stood at ad
vances OF 81 10 t5 points over yes,er-
days last quotation.
spot cotton steady and unchanged
Sales on the spot. sis: to arrive, +.i6s:
low mddllng. IS Csc: middling, 40 Soc.
GOOD middling, 25c.
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Insbfite Ward Vacated.

NEW YORK, Nov y War and
prohibition have combined 10 deprive
the inebf.a'c ward OF Bellevue hos
pi'al OF much OF It's fame The ward
which before the war averaged abou.
yO patients week, now has an aver
aye oi only eighteen Formerly T.
Wa common thing ior the watd
to house as many a, fifteen OF TWEEN
y case, dclirum ttcmen, a. one
lm' bu' now y I case is a
uuy The falling Of IN the mum
ber oi inmate, began THREE years ago
when the prices OF drinks first began
% soar
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CITIES SERVICE COMPANY
BANKERS SHARES
MONTHLY pIsrCIerr,oS No o

the uinth monthly distribu,iOn on cities
Ssfylro IarEcrs SuHtua rhYhhlt on De.
,smh"r 20 Rarfrrs Shares ~ record
November il. VIII Eo u cents on cach
Bankers Share
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GRAIN
CHICAGO CRAM hro PROVISION

CN1"AGJ Noy suspension ~ the
rallvSS p'.mlt system !,d to X neral
aelllug oi corn today and 20 mat ia.
breaks I'm prlccs Prospects that the
government report this afternoon would
ho hcar.sn. tended also e. weigh down
values Tho opening which rnugcd
from = 10 lA,c lower. with pec Wu. .r
t.3t to t.4A and May Il.br 10
81 .7i4. was followed hy something of
u rally. but then by declines lower
than before
In the later trading the market con-
tiuued on the downyradc Prices closed
heavy, -. 70 7tgc MT lower, w''h bee
81 a2ia 20 81 32A. and MAY : 25N to
81 -CA.
oats were relatively firm. owing TO
export business In grain and harley
After opening shade to Sc pf'. la
c,udlng December at 7nA. 10 hC. the
market scored a moderate up'urn
which. however, was not well MAIN
tllnef
PROVISIONS gave way with corn
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Navy Service Populsr Two thousand
ORE hundred Fuf slightly seven Okla
hJnAns have applied for naval service
since Aprl ! md on have been nc
cepted. SiIty-o0e previous service men
hay" applied Tor enlistment and ms
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PROVISIONS


CIU'AGO. Nov. \. POTATOES
strong; arrivals % cars; northern ru'
ra's. kuraarks. sacked, bulk. s. "a
-Si, Idaho tusscts, 8 q.
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COTTON.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES

NEW ORLEANS. Nov s-Cottor
closed steady at Il net advance Of $50
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MIDDAY STOCKS.

The following quotations Of New York
markets up 10 W 81 - M today wyr
complied by Houston, flAle company,
20 North Broadwny
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Rotsriars 10 Tuisa-Upon an invita-
ton from the Tulsa Rotary club. u del
.csstion Of Oklahoma city Rotarians
and their wives will spend Wednesday
In Tulsa. guests Of that organization.
A special Rotary Pullman will leave
the Santa Fe station at 1880 o'clock
Tuesday night
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a Home For ANN

4" AtNa7aS -A 1a..
$4,000 \ beautiful two story. eight
room unl double rlccuiug porcn, win
all the convenience uf lone Io-
lt'd IN ~" 200 block l,ast litn
'"o Ahcau',ful EN room and break
i'tt room bungalow. large hnsefncwt
garage and driveway. with other con
Ncuicnc'S 20 make u home. .ocatcd
cu Mps' 1ist
1rObO. BpSs seven room and break
fast room, brick hctoplaue bungalow
large basement. Lot 15Gli0. Located
on West 10th.
ts.s00 A beautiful two story seven
room, has large basement. farage,
chicken house and fence. Located on
Wts' 2sh a4.lI. -
bI-Aa A beautiful slN-room and hrosk.
,fst room basement yarnga nd
driveway. Located on West 2gtr.
5000 A beautiful sN-toom bungalow,
has all built-in features. dining rnapi
with beam ceiling, also has large base.
men', Has 10 be seen to be nppro.
cHi'd. Located on North Mckinley.
$4,000. BUYS n beautiful five room and
breakfast room bungalow. basement.
automatic water heater. garage and
drivewav I.o'ated on West 3lst.
1900. WIN bus n beautiful five room
and sleeping r< h. garage and drive.
way within on" block Of school. Lot
lIhl 20. Located on West lith.
". l., Lantron. Walnut i16
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eight have been accepted In Oklshoms
tlty during the last six months 5M u,ra
have applied and iss have bsen yGs
ccpied. At the city recruiting s'Aed!
Ia October seventy four men bpplieQ
and thlfiy one were accepted,
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KANSAS CITY, Nov \ s-BCTTER,
rot llTRi and POTATOES unchanged.
lGiS ir higher; iirs,s, soc. seconds,
lqc