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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-01-11
LETTERS FROM
THE PEOPLE

Editor s-Rocorder: Some
time since Americas people read a
statement by the chief of police COM
planning that the courts had emptied
the cells at police headquarters and
caused pages of the recorders docket
to be blank. What's the joke? Isn't
is true that the town is too full of
auto drivers who have no regard for
the safety of anybody? Do you
know how many cars without tail
lights may be counted any night? And
some with no lights at all may be
seen.
Wednesday night a Ford car was
driven on Taylor street at a 40-mile
rate Cf Ford can run hat fast)
Last night, within three minutes of
5 o'clock a delivery truck ran from
the well to Church street in some
thing like seconds fiat; big truck
belonging to a wholesale house came
down Taylor street and turned the
corn on two wheels; another car ran
! east on Taylor street at twice the
speed the law allows. This all with
! in or minutes, and the lives of
children and grown ups were. endan-
gered, otherwise this letter would not
/ have been written. What's the matter
with the police chief? Where's the
joke? Everybody keep still and do
nothing until some reckless negro
kills a child, and then we will all
want to lynch him.
1t seems to me the wonder is not
the dearth of police cases, but rather
that, under the present chief, there
are any cases at all. There are some
good officers on the sorce but they
can't do much to help themselves, or
the public either. Alderman Burke
hit the nail on the head in an inter
view not long ago. More power for
him. c.. A. AMES.
Americas, Jan. 9, 1919.
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To Fortffy the System Against Grip
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
Tablets which destroy germs, act as a
Tonic and Laxative. and thus prevent
Colds, Grip and Influenza. There is only
one "BROMO QUININE-" EW. GROVES
signature on the box
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SUNDAY, JANUARY II, 1920.
THE WEED.

TOBACCO prices have scared in keeping with the of
board of clothing books and boots and feel
tai jars when dig for punk and cauoer cheroots
here oden, golden time when could take hard earned
dime and buy royal smoke torch that drove
restored the color of hair and made grief asoe
the torch that dime would drive the purchaser to
and the like it's made of rhubab leaves
and oft the smoker in invokes the shade of Mike The
time has admit when it is wisdom quit the
habit for ALL for made of pe the stuff
purchase for the groundup overall And only
Gratis buy the honest weed high and higher stills
the what wonder that the grieves2
smoking cabbage leaves and desscated shoes I'm tired of throw
coin for sacks that should be labeled hay but bear to-
baccos brand and every tof This the time for
swearing off Let's do it, hand in handT'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-18
PREDICTS BUMPER
OKLA. CORN CROP
Manager of Local Trust
Company Says Outlook
Is Good This Year.
COTTON IS GOOD TOO
Broomcorn and Other Agri-
cultural Products Better
Than Usual.

oklahoma has produced $4,000,
600 bushels Of corn thus yeai, says
c. n. Howard. manager OF the Mort
gage Lean department of the EX-
change Trust company IN a recent
report Of the crop conditions IN the
= state He reports also that cotton
is the best in the history Of Okla
homa.
In Grady and garvin counties.
which are IN the southern part OF tho
siste, the corn has suffered for tho
4 ack of rain, but Mr. Howard reports
that there werel some good rains Tn
that locality last week Mr. Howard
SAYS that the state Is assured OF
$4,000. 900 bushels of corn.
In speaking of cotton. Mr.. Howard
says that II looked too good TO be
true that Oklahoma Is TO have her
best cotton crop this year. The yield
uf this crop has been estimated at
900 900 bales. Mr. Howard says
that this is the crop that they can
promise more and pay less and
promise less ana pay more than any
crop In the state.
Tho broom corn harvest is In tull
sway, and In tho Pauls Valley sec
ticn the fourth crop Of alfalfa viii
soon be ready TO cut.
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RUPTURE LOOMS
FOR DEMOCRATS
coNrINrEn rRoM rAnn -

CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE
ator and avowcd champion Of tho
Wilson league. Although the two lo-
cal factions supported John NJ. At
knson Tor governor, the boss fol
lowers never were very enthusiastic
\ or him.
Change Ia Hostility.
But the national nominees bv their
speeches are changing the tcoling OF
indifference toward party success IN
November to one of open hostility,
Dnlcss Cox and Roosevelt can bo
bridl9d, the belief Is that Senator
Reed and his supporters may hc
forced TO take the stump before the
November election TO defend them
selves At present II appears uu.
likely that Senator Reed will max"
speeches In Missouri or elsewhere iu
behalf OF the national ticket
What attitude Senator Reed will
e1ke on the national ticket probably
Will not be disclosed until after the
senate subcommittee invcstigatin.
campaign expenditures. OF which ne
is member, concludes It's hearing
late this month.
Committee Hearing Put OFF.
The senate committee was to meet
Wednesday in Chicago 10 resume It's
hearing. a telegram today from
Senator Kenyon announced the
hearing had been postponed until II
o'clock next Monday at the Audi
torium hotel, because Senator Sclden
p. Spencer could not be present
Wednesday.
Although the names of the wit
nesses to appear before the senate
committee have not been announced.
It is believed that the Missouri situ.
alton will be considered first. Prob
ably the Lowdcn pre-cunvention cN4
penditures will bo disposed OF. and
then Brockinridcc Longs primary
campaign expenses, Edward r.
Goltra. democratic national commit
tecman, charged with using money
to line up Missouri for a. Mitchell
Palmer. and for his own reelection,
will he investigated further, It is be-
lieved
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Friendship Lodge Is
StH Popular Among
Girls and Women Here

\ party composed OF q score or
more OF business women and
s9de and high school girls Is nov
suy'diug tho WorK at Friendship
lodge. Mis- Jeanette Allen, Y W.
G. \. secretary now In charge of
tho camp stHod Yesterday while
This number b. augmented today
hv 'ho arrival ot some mothers and
on Iil'y by some Weekend
WrouUa.
\ number of high school gir,E
have already registered To Hpcnd
all uf next week lt camp
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CONTINUED bRbM FACE ONB
too far" fortified by the council OF
Frances expert soldiers, have now
picked up spirits with immediate ef-
feet.
While It Is too soon to forecast
the favorable Issue Of tho great bat
tie now raging under the wall OF the
capital, the Poles appear to retain
tho initiative they took Sa turday and
continue to hold the bolshevik in
check. In the southeast, on the
western Bug. they have scored not
able successes. Nevertheless the
situation, with Warsaw threatened
from three, sides, undoubtedly re-
mains serious and everything de-
pends on the ability OF the Poles to
keep up their aggressive tactics.
II is considered significant in mill
tary circles that the Moscow wireless
has been unusually silent today.
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AUTOMOBILES
AtroMoUILts ron sAiI

FuR SALE -Fofd enclosed dolt,ct, car.
GOOD condition Usage 211a
CASE CAR i-door fhummy new p1iut. t.
goot tires finest mechanical condition .
priced low Tor Quigk cash saIr. lUnKH aud
runs like new Ci0rk Mycrs Illinois Uo"ws
CADILLAC Model %, passenger. B. wire
wheels. first class condition, " real bar.
Faln owner leaving city and dcHIrUg 60
dispoHc ut this car iWmcdtAtciy. thll
Dsagc SfSt
FOR SALE.-S Sal,arc Ford MaNfcr attach
mtnt. commerce truck electric Tee
cream cone wagon Purity lee cream N'
NASH tplN In extra shape. i-paEscnEor
car rhouc Usage tS77 u
FON SALE Dur Dodge roadster m good
mechanical condition. can hc seen at
as ~ rth Main
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ALL CHARGE WANT ADS are due
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ton Of ad appears. (All out -o:. town
want ads and all wanted to rent. sit.
nations wanted wearing apparel and
household gooda ads are positively
TELEPHoNE WANT ADS ar.
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spd collections will be made at your
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Aefnon US possible, this Is an accom-.
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RooMa Mirm noAnp
WHERE TO EAT

N3dALEs $, ,5;ii,IsIssPins rooms and
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BUSINESS CARDS
(R. r. Smith
IA. D. Smith

Have moved their office from the Bliss
bldg to 100 West Fourth street, between
Sepuipa Interurban station ans Gas OF
flee. Phone Usage 4SS2.
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Ohio Club to Decide
Which of NdtiUe Sons
viii Win the Election

Tulsa is to experience the en-
c'tcment OF rCll election Thurs
day evening when the members -
the Ohi7 club, picuicking at owed
mark, will vote as TO their pcrfer-
ci.ce between Harding and cor
as presidential timber. Both being
residents OF the grand homo s'ate
the ohio folks here VIII stage this
liule feature simply FOR the fun
there Is in u.
Just like In real political cam
pltgn the cielucn win be preceded
by stump oratOry. Judge 4. b.. Ma
roncy wlll plead tho cause OF
Harding while Albert r. Ben viii
trll why Cox has swung to the
league Of nations.
lnCIp will be "a watermelon
feast MI former Ohioans are IN
Ni.ed to be present.
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the suffragists declared no impor-
tance should he attached TO IT,
A vote tomorrow was regarded in
all quarters as almost c~tain, az the
principal speeches were delivered to-
day. 1t was said other addresses
might be expected to be brief and
largely cxtemporencous.
Debate on the motion that the
house CONCUR. in the action OF the
senate In raftfyins the amendment
centcrcd largely on the contention
that this legislature had no right 70
act on ratification, as a clause OF the
state consultation provides that
legislator. to pass on proposed
amendment. must have been elected
PRIOR TO the submission TO the states
by congress. Speakers who held
that the Legislature could act Legally
pointed 10 opinions attributed to w.
L. Frierson. solicitor general OF the
United States. and Attorney General
Thompson OF Tennessee that de-
cisioN OF the supreme court OF the
United States holding void a clause
in the Ohio constitution relating TO
ratification of federal amendments
also nullified the clause In the Ten-
uessee constitution.
In this connection, speaker
Walker. opposition leader. read a
letter written recently by Mr.. Frier-
son in which the solicitor general
stated that he had not advised any
one that 1t would he entirely proper
for the present legislature 20 act
II was the first time the letter
had been Hnde public.
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WASHINGTON. Aug. Ire
newed efforts are being made by the
woman's party to get Governor Cox
TO 20 to Nashville and take per-
sonal hand in the fight for ratifica-
tion of the federal suffrage amend .
mcnt according 10 announcement
given out from rs headquarters to-
night.
Mrs. Abbie Scott Baker. political
chairman OF the woman's party, VINO
conferred with Governor Cox at Co
lumbus'today, said he was willing 10
start for Tennessee tonight.
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COLUMBUS, Aug. l7.-When
asked tonight whether he would so
TO Nashville. Tenn. to aid in the
fight for ratification of the federal
suffrage amendment by the lower
house OF the Tennessee Legislature,
Governor Cox stated that he had
mo thought of doing so"
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

lost AND fOJND !
FurNp trunk near winfield. Kans,s
Write boN li1 tlarcmor" okla
LOST one double crescent wrench 10 and
can ioii u. third Reward.
Lost lerse black tan hound dos wearing
color with o W Helton. general delivery
on same. address me lu care ~ u w.
Appiegatc. D. u 3. reward Tulsa, Okla
Lus1-A key on ring Key marked sllti.
lost Monday Osagc ZOOS Finder please
return 9oi Daniel Rldg, and receive re-
wafd.
Lost MIRA dog puppy. a,mos, h,lt
grown black and white pointer. liberal
reward gli n Elwood. OseEe 2olt
LOsI Ladies sold 6rscciet watob
hekaEonal shape. on road hetwccn TulsF
Bldg OaaGe 5000
$40 REWARD and No questions asked FOR
return " dog foN terrier. white WIN
red ear. flop Ions isii answers TO name
of Sport Pete, and ptson Stapieton. 18th
hhn ltNf L ...--. .---...-.-.--
LOsT--Sprrei horse about i50 pOunds
white face and fect eau Oaago oi'ti
reward
LosT-Liccnse taE No io7oS on y scr.
ond Monday morn.rs. Csli Magnolia
Petroleum 60
LOST Saturday between Niota rud
Tulsa ono 3oN3A casing, reward. Call
ossEe Hi4
LOST-Coat on Brokon Arrow road
finder return to 622 n. Main, Tul.
~, ana receive reward
LOST Black leather handbag near
Fifteenth and Lewis, containing Ia
dies and haby's clothes and letter
addressed to owner. Finder please
call Cedar 1869 and receive reward.
LOsT--Pair Of glasses With ti2 In currencv
in case. finder Keep money and return
rlassss To- Miss Mennstte psAyran at $50
y Cheyenne. pFsge seas
Saturday. between Vinita
and Tulsa. one 30x3l casing re-
ward. can Usage 44l3.
--FOuND-dold ear drop In handkerchief
Call box office. Majestic theaiet.
LDsT-Small boys blue serge coat. re
ward given Call Usage bltl.
LOST Brirdle pul tsrrlor bob ears and
tail, license $50 answer nnmo Monroe.
Phone Usage 17l2. Reward.
PuRELy personal q
FAiHMoUNT Maternity hospital for CON
finement. private, prices reasonable. .
may work Tor board babies adopted
write Tor booklet Mrs. Y. II, Long, 49it
East Twenty seventh street Kansas city
Mo -----
wANTEb-Partiep wishing TO go to New
Mexico for health. TO share expense OF
auto trip free use Of Furnished house.
90. n interested address Box sts-E, care
World
MAIN, W.,-Maternlty sanitarium; for the
care and protection oi young women.
rates reasonable; babies adopted; l5ti
West Main, Or, NJ u. Newman, Medical
Director, 207 Colorod Bldg, Oklahoma
City.
WAETED--Soineone IN share a car OF fur
niturc 70 Kansas city, loading about
2fth or 2bth. Usage b0b7. J. ~. johnson
Furniture packer,
PARAMOUNT, maternity hospital for con-
finement; private. prices rs0abnhble; may
work for hoard. hseies adopted write for
twenty seventh stroet. Kansas CITY, Mo
SPECIAL NOTICES 0
VACUUM cleaners Tor rent Thors, Pre-
micrs EdisOns. Eurskas. otc, Phone
Cedar sos 20 W, First
ChNCERs. tumorA WenE piles, nstula,
write for testimonials. Box bl7. Dallas
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notice or HEAHING or PETITION
FOR PROBATE OF WILL.



NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO all
persons Interested IN the estate Of Frank "
Young deceased. that on the iith day Of
August, 1920, ldA Young produced and filed
In the County Court uf thc County Of
Tulsa, and State Of Oklahoma. an instru-
ment In writing purportins to he the last
viii and testament Of Frank ~ Young
deceased, aud also filed In gsld Court a
petition praying Tor the probate of said
will and that Letters TeHtamentary issue
thereon 10 lda Young, the executor named
IN said VIII
Pursuant 10 an order OF said Court made
on the llth Day ~ August, 1890, notice
IL hereby given that the etth day Of
August. i9g0 at the hour OF Q o'clock
NJ OF said day the same being day Of
the regular July form, 1870. Of said court
mas been appointed aa the tims for hearing
said petition and proving said viii, at the
County Court room, IN Tulsa, In said
County of Tulsa when and where all per
sons Interested may appear and contest
the same.
In Testimony whereof / have hereunto
set my hand and the seal Of SAID County
Court this nth day of August 1870.
~, &. RpDOLF,
County Judge, Pro Tenn.
(SEAL1 JOHN u. PORTER,
court Clerk.
Dy J. z briggs Deputy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-18

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Aus. IL
Unexpected adjournment of the
lower house OF the Tennessee legis-
iature today after debate had been
In progress more than three hours
prevented final action on the federal
suffrage amendment. When suf-
frage opponents suddenly moved
for adjournment until 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning on the plea that
mem bors should have more time to
deliberate on matter OF such i'm
portance. the house fairly seethed
with excitement Efforts TO hold
the body In session, however. were
unavailing and the motion carried SO
to -.
Opposition leaders said the vote
was n virtually correct indication Of
tho strength OF the two. forces but
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LEGAL.

(Pubiished in the Tulsa Daily World Aug
rs. 10, 20 81, e2 "a, ~ rs. 2s and alth
World publishing company plllNheIs >
NOTICE TO PROPERTY DWSERS AND
CONTRACTORS
Bids Will be received at me office o.
the C!ty Auditor. Tulsa. Oklahoma. untl
o'clock y m, Monday August 3oth.
1920. for tbs construction Of a Sanitary
Sewer, including lhterals, connections, ami
other Rppurte0ances Tor Sewer District
No. 1879 aa cTSated ana established by
Ordinance No. 207b, passed and approved
the goth day Of May. 1920.
Plans profiea ana Specifications Tor
the construction Of aaid sewer system ari
Appurtenances have been adopted by the
Mayor and Board of Commissioners ot
ssid city and are now on nlo In the office
OF the Clty Engineer.
Bids must be made upon the official pro.
posSi sheets OF the CITY OF TsIsa.
The tights TO reject any and all bids Il;
reaerYsd TO the Board % Commissioner
Of the city Of Tulsa, oklahoma,
certified check IN the sum o. five a.
required from each bidder.
All bids viii be opened and. considered
by the Board of Commissioners Of ST !
City at meeting % said hoard 20 be held
In the City Hall IN said city at ? o'clock
n. m, on the 3lst day Of August 1920.
Any aud all parties Interested are
hereby notified that they may appeHI hUd
proteat against or object to said proposed
improvements or any part thereof OF any
matter or thing In relation thereto, Ht SAID
meeting of the said Board of Commission
efs on the 3Ost day ~ August. 1920
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN. C'ty Auditor.
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OPPONENTS WIN
BY SLIGHT LEAD
coNrlNuED PROM pA1E one

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE q.
argument for ratification, declared
the opposition leader had conducted
the most determined fight against
suffrage ever carried on In North
Carolina" He was unaware that
the new coup was coming and was
u>lble to stem the tide when It
rushed upen him.
During the closing hours OF tho
debate, Senator Connor made
vigorous. appeal TO the antis to COM
pei consideration OF the question by
referendum.
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AUTOMOBILES
Nd ToMoMIII. r0N sNIN

LISTEN
Your car II next why not ssNs money
and have vour rnr repaired Rt hcms IN
your ovn FuraEe ~ mechanic NhN can
proiLro written creuCntialsi Al work
guaranteed cedar itaG CAL Usage iilt-h.
hftor y M
FOR SAtR 1913 passenger HAYNES.
liko new ln every respect, private car.
very reasonable leaving city. Call NHagc
bfb5. t2t " Fifth
tItDMpHttlE
This IN indeed = fine tat. your inspection
invited price 81 OoU cash Tulsa Auto
mobile Exchange. Fourth and nuulder
ouaEc toti.
MY brasvenEcr SUITS. lutcat model, 81.
most new, pereF condition. price
$4,000. am lchNiuE city Address lsg ~
care world
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jacobs HOTEL
200 rooms, good vontiationi per week
~ 30 ana 1850 per day 81 90 and tis8
R0N tapt firHt street Phone puaHe lh0
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PEERLESS CHUMMY ROADSTER
Model 1890
siE good tires Hartford shock absorbers
FearChliEht, clock and other eftfaa, owner
Will Hcll cheap, account leaving state.
CALL MONDAY. osAGE 1854
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AUTOMOBILES
ATToMonIIEs FoR SAL


OLDsMOBfLE sACRiFicE---s cylinder
light; fully equipped. looks and runs like
new; first $500 takeB it; part terms eos
security Hldg. Usage 1885
ron sALE-rackard roadster; will con.
slider trading on good lot Leslie Brooke
FOR sALE-Ford 1918 touring In fne
condition. II you don't want to pay
$50 please don't take up your time or
mine See 2i5 3 Cincinnati
FOR SALE or trade. Peerless "is;" Fine
condition, slN good tires; truck body.
See Crossley $40 r. Third street,
FOR sALE-Seoond. hand Ford. cheap
Guarantee Auto Repair, iob s. Detroit
avenue.
MID WEST MOTOR co, 6ii s. Main
OHage 34S0; used car bargains 1890
1890 Elgin touring. si.ib0; 1920 Elsin
scout, 81 500; 1917 Franklin roadster
~. zoe. 1919 Stutz roadster. 1850; 1919
scripps. $500; all johe In Al mechanical
condition: complete line Of Elgin parts
aud reliable mechanics; cars washed.
FOR SALE Ford roadstori excellent CON
dition, $3.50; Ford Sedan; good shape.
1880; Chevrolet J.passeuEer i375i Chev.
rolct. months old 1895. ca. for
Harlan. Il3 n Cheyenne Osage 2s6.
FOR SALE OR TRADE--One 4-cyl-
inder Cadillac roadster; good rum
ming order. Usage 337i-J.
/ FOR sALE-ChA Chummy roadster.
completely rebuilt, newly painted good
| tires new y. Royal cord tires Cedar
/ 1908, 1915 $. Trenton
L
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POLES WIN BACK
VANTAGE POINTS

CONTINUED IRON FACE oNn
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-FOUR cylinder overland car; will trade
for Ford truck see tho car on farm 4
miles south q jerks c. W, Caflln.
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BOARD AND ROOMS

wESTLANp HOTEL
9ob y Third street
Under New Management
Ga Rooms 80 nathG
Absolutely tho coolest and cisaneat rooms
IN Tulsa special summer rates We cater
10 ladies and gentlemen only Phone
psarc 1873
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BUSINESS SERVICE

BIsINEss sERyICE OFFERED "a
WANTED Washing to do. al work guar
snteed. 81 pee dozen. Phone Osage
63s7-J
CALL cedar se. for water well cleaning
LACE CURTAIN eleanins, cleaners Of fins
laees. Mrs c: W Tomllrson, osass
63oe- n, 1915 Hodge
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GooD PLACE TO EAT
Merchants lunch, ~ $50 10 ,. zoe. dinner
B30 TO 7;30, gOe Martha Washington
cafe, under new management. as South
Denver