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Arizona republican., 1920-04-02

ANY ONE contemplating a course st the Lamson Business College will save money by writing Box 40Z. Republican.
 m
Arizona republican., 1920-04-02

CHICAGO JUNK
 Pays highest price for hides, belts, wool and all kinds of junk: we also buy automobiles for wrecking. Seventh Ave. and Santa Fe tracks Phone 17S2.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-02
BABY CHICKS

Matching every week. Arizona's 1arg- est hatchery White Leghorns, Brown Leghorns. Barred Plymouth Rocks, Rhode Island Reds. MitchelTs Poultry Farm. Phone 266. Center and Lewis Mesa Arizona. If
 THOROUGHBRED Barred Rock eggs for matching. I'll E. Culver. Phone S7S4. Ak
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-21
Income TAX RULE
FOR Ex-S0lD|ERS.
Former Service Men Seek
Information rom BoIen,

Npt uquihos torn men In active
nt ana navy yfti,r regarding 80.
.tulu 10 wti,h ihry sto entitled IN
lIng i,s returns Rfo received nj the
auIrr ~ Collector ~ Internal lieyenue
ilth.rt l. lIoion Soldi,rs ana sHii'
1fs. A. such, ssys bol.n. brs not st.
cnp, from tho tar. but N. law speeif-
ically ,rempts That portion ~ h'if
Incomes received s compensation
from the United States 40 10 N.
amount ~ y 600 IN any sisble year
+. THIS exemption. Iiolen says 10 In
addition io the personal exemption of
81 n0O ana =, so0 hio~si rlngls and
married persons ana applies 90 per.
-un Il either ssr In sctiye rcrNlre IN
naval or military 'ofr'r
TIL. ruling iH limited 20 'ompsnsa
ton received during tie Naf, terninn-
ton ~ which viii BE- nssd hy pf0cla.
nation ~ Tie pres dent Ths ~ 800
exemption applies n'ly - roWperss.
iinr received from The government and
~ inoon. earned or received from out.
side sources
Quarters furnished an army or navy
officer IL compensation. says Bol.n.
and their fair rsptAi value must bs
rcntldcfod In q claim for the u 800
p,oinpti0n Such afnonpt IN hs case
II officers whose compensation for the
taxable YEAR wns moro thrn $500
. mur be Included In ths return and IL
subject 10 tho tnt
Persons ~ho l,f the military or
naval service during the yesr Of ipl,
and whose income. other than the
amoun, paid h~in ty the government.
equNlled or exceeded the u 900 or a.. .
ono exemptions must file q return On
or be'ors March I. SAYS Roi.n. fovm-
for reporting income msy be obtsinsd
upos application 10 Bolen's offices In
me federal building
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-21
ALLIES TO CARE FOR
10000 SlAV REFUGEES

CuNgTAtr.ElriIs ItH Ti.r,
thoubhi f.'Ifr,t alr p.'..a. 1t l.us
siln. I'ssk .H ..Us fYf IHurise.r
from the q |rf MN rpmm vIDnrts
here 10 como w Turkey
GreRt Brnn the tn.isd s1te..
France ana l'aiy laNH each tg,n sl.
lpttsf an island "a ths rfuress group
IN vhsh together their BaN1ra.s fni
carry on rsllsf work Tho Bh1i ~
PROT. ahout 80 miles from The Al
atic ,nofo ~ 'rr south sniranos Of ne
I;b-phofus. has h'ru gwen over ~ ~
'Dnsantln0l'" rhtWef ~ American
ii"i cross hnf unI.r direction ~ Roar
Admiral Hrt'H lri VA CnH.. pi
,- pfeinta'Yr. f.r the arr. q. ~ rc'.
ug'ss Rfe TYrr iorNsrf
on tic is,I.' pr. % -u1g frel.nr
houses 90 ofIhartr" anl o. H.rI aHi
q 10 planned 'p sf.-' hat1 ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-21

Art league fpr u.. fuo wars following
49, Organization ans Ator i-caine d
M ph'r ~ Ur 'seru'its board from
vh'th sha fe'isr'd fuuug her isst ~
rrsf
Mrs ilHfla,ur shs msnl$r of Ar
it'us.sSarrr ciab ard organized the
Modern CAssl. cub ten years Ago.
becoming chairman ot is govern inK
l"ntd. position which she has held
ever since.
For two year. Mrs lie rbour was pres
idcni of tho Mckinley tMtrons club and
WAS one of tho two women members of
ths NdV,Spry committee % look after
matters In connection With the con-
siruction u rhs high school building.
l0rinighly.. l>stnr. and otb~~ srisl
oluhs we're added 10 her ~, Of actiyi-
tics
MAs Harbour VAS a foclsl ln<fer snd
always a generous patron - slund
opera and the other sr.s
Of hes the finest iribrs thai can be
paid vas spoken iv.s close friend this
morning, VINO aid:
"shs did an these Atads sctivitss
well but bsfss them oil came her homo
and boys and husband She waa 4
wonderful homo maker"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-21
DETAILS OF K0LCHAk'S
DEATH TOLD IN MESSAGE

rEKiNc. Tuesiay. Feb - beta IL
NJ 'h~ capture - Ain.rsl Alexander o..
krfhak fnur" head ~ the a'i-R.s-
,Rp gos'fnm'uf IN Nnof.A vino va,
EXECUTED by s.r,al rctoIu' unist. IN lr.
butsk IN fes ? huvA h"rn learned
through IN. receipt ~ telegram by
E'lr Admiral Nrhad smyrnov' min .
is''t ~ marine ~ IN, Kn,-hhh cabinet,
who .hprt tine AZ reached mi, olty
Czech forces guarding Kolchsk svi-
hsntiy were induced 10 surrender him
IN order that the evacuation Of IT,.
kutsk might DO hciliA'ed
Aner kolchAk had been n prisoner AZ
Irkuisk for short time the social rev.
o'uiionlsi. believed an attempt would
10 made 10 lihcrp'. their captiy. They
ihsr.upon decided upon hi. execution
'ni he vas put 70 death Former Pre-
r rtpptiisycN fading The s1uai
sNh hin
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-21
KANSAS CITY SCHOOLS
SUSPEND ATHLETICS

kASs.is CITY, Mo. p'ch q Nm
lD.' activities IN the public ooni- n
'' e.y Ners uudf- hsn today H. a
r'. IN - orders Issued ~ { g. rAf-
ma B. .IGefnicn1snt - .rhls.H These
l'r We. stl'J ~ ihe REQUEST ~
i'f E n Bulo,t. ..w hra'H director
.rOar-r ~ ine W'.k condition - many
.' mo pgWls following the foc,nt n.
'lu"nlA epidemic
There " r. condition D, health r.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-21
|sw Sy.!ten Of
Fat Reduction

Hsrs . asw vsy ser sn fat vespls
IA iasgh together at that sid buss boo,
oess'iy. The sayins that 'thsrs b ssih-
ing nsv under the ssa" Asss sst >Sew
apph - fst pssp,a eng nses. Msrs 70
sefnstAisg ~ ~ thsa-A ~ sssasiea.
. ssv p,sassrA . NJ ~ oNeseU ~.
ssa sasalv es6a1 ~ AsVsns ~ = 49,
No tsVsa1 ~ unlA g a1u1A Uvosy-
- ~ osas1 q ~ lnagusaa pvssstp-
iiset ~ has01so sD0ehnslsD q ~
assytaa esasso 1lBgsssss1 - - q ~
ssssoso sASu1anaA M. NJ - 49,
hisa ssshssssy. sAsss -ssoo ansenw Me-
--ths dee = sssdssssas tAsss ssas cure.
harmless insrsaissse int Q Sasassaa NJ.
tie ,"ht' Tsaea aNsv sattag sa1 at bed
time, they hslp IN stomach 10 dispose
81 AL IN, fatty foSds, Ssavsv,iAs them
ersy. Without di3iing 81 ssssciss. Mar.
n,ola Preseriptioa faeists rsgulAas the
er,isa asd ss,f. Issicl Sssss .. and iAs
s. g.: - q - 81 !: 'S - I::s.:.;s I:s 8.
ys:aae3 yssssss - ~ VI Ct.
81: s; a''s sf1'a1ii.:, a1i.:,:S
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-21
MARGARET WILSON'S
VOICE FAILS, REPORT

WhsHISGTOS. Feb y - Reports
that Miss MarEsf", Witon. daughter
~ ,hs presid,nt. has iost her singing
Noie. as result of war WORK. could
not bs confirmed today a. the white
House. Miss Wilson IL . guest at the
Grove Psrk Inn. Asheviile. ". c.. hav-
ing been there for tbs past two weeks.
According 10 White Houae informa tion.
Miss Wilson II enjoying . period Of
recreation During the presidents
'serious illness. M.s Wilson remained
continually At The white Hous. assist
INK Mrs. Wilson in her care n the
president
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-21
PH0N0GRAPH TEST TO
BE MADE AT THEATER

Through the oour,ery az the Edison
photograph dealers IN this city. Okla
honia Ciiy music lovers viii ba givea
their first opportunity q hearing Lsoia
hicsy. tho lrsh soprano. ~ ths Over
holser theater, matinee only, NoadAy
Marh l. Mise LucW will ~ ass,stsd
by Jaaues Uuckner. ceilist. Tickets
are by Invitation only. The Edison naa-
asement announces.
The program 10 10 bs another Of the
string Of tests of the human voice with
record Of that voice on tho Edison
~ recreation records, Mnsf Of thu mum
hrrs To he presented her. ~lil bs with
Miss Lacey singing In ursop with he
recreation, Al q aiwnai from the con
phonogranh vii, carry On.
duct@. Miss Iaesy VII cease and the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-21

engines snd guns combined With the
hsHt NJ ihs sun shlning IN tle si"'i
wall. ana sIdrr IN me new nnss
Just tcfiod oui ~ Camp Mslde.. Ad
no gasoline engine IN puo'i IN ne
ftnf ~ NJ" i1ns ana srpnfl'od from
ihe fEhilnr cana fimcut hy uu a'f.
iighi steel Mth,Id \ I'm 'aubUisi
~ the sns.no nr,'s hif INTO NE rflA
ms compartment
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-21
BIACK.DRAUCH1
CLEANS THE LIVER
Enthusiasts Tezaa Tsl1s -
Bad Fix He Was n aad
How He Got Out by
Using Black. Dvaushe
Liver Medicine.

Holland, Texas-Mr. J. N. Messsf
who ,i,e' short distance from here
out ~ the country, says: Black.
Draugh, Is wiihou, doubt the bes, liv.
er medicine made. do not hesitate -
say It will do all i, is recommended
TO do and more.
Il am strong and healthy. but We ell
need little active medicine once in
sblle. and Blaek-Dtaush, 10 good
enough for me. I, does the work well
ard clean, the liver. carrying away
bils, the easiest OF any pursstivs ]
have ever seen.
Once, some years ago, ! had slow
lever and my stomach was in Z BED
IiS, and Black -Drausht gave ne ~
lief and helped me . wonderful sigist.
Il cured me OF Indigestion. and ths
bad feeling after eating. ] keep II ioe
my family they use !, and have los
virs, aud too. i, saves doctor bile
and IS not eXpen,iyr
a s,i,ch in time saves nine, and
most sickness Is caused by . bad live.
A few doses of Blaek-Drausht fiseo
that, and ] don't see why people 4sat
use It. and they would see % ] hsve.
what q help il would BE-"
Ask your drusgist for ThsdjsrSs
Black Drsu9ht. (Als.)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-21
SPANISH MINISTRY
QUIT POSTS TODAY

MNbuD frb u n, rtenish mln-
Hf.. tr.igrrd today Tho f"sighaiion
ras doe 20 no inability Of upe csb,ns,
p. ot1ln sufficient slppou IN psf'is
.i'nt (" p1fs ihe appropriations and IN
.r'I.s mo fnilfpad nt's
kHr A'Irsp hs. called 'ho pAtus-
u'fy l'adsir into consultation.
'D.bOS Fob q \ n,pH nr,ury
fpn NHIf1 poi. q,
iiufo hNs t'D'r'rl 10. ,,bIn "a
1.'pr g. pfis however ihI'
.'.rI opinion f,ynr' ihr mlIn''nnucc
. p1a,f - Ne f'ilrng cabinet.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-21
CITIES. IN EAST
SHORT OF COAL
COnfiScation 70 Railroads. |
Ono Cause Of Shortage

W'siuNGTDN. F.h '. AD.' nI
sLnf' 80 are brlrr fH D.. u. rY..
lIr uuU'y rorc'fbs hui rHIffU.
'l~..1A'rtu s'Ht,s nfN'ni. Of Ir. r.
..n.l compit'r" M rrs oti .r.H...'
'fsirr Hrf r'rf'f'rtis. %, rIH
N'r - ind yiduHl eomgar. d.,ff.I
ifc today Phllid'tlH Soc, iuf}
rtd Boston are hoft s'f"pt'y a''' -
10 WIS stated wiih companies 10
smaller towns anl '.'isn IN .alsly
pei uus straits
rwnl,si'urs - cori recently a.,
fpHfrsd pufpoSe' Hrrr n t1d been
fhippsd 10 public u'.'y ourD.'n, 10
orc o' tho principal o1Its Co., 'h,
rtorn.e u - d'rai.H Arn'h,r
r.Iss s stated tp tr ,umttt3'y..
lfsr Tonnage h.' 10 b,u. ,tirrI
i4 other ounnifi's
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-21
THE DUO,ART PIANO
Introduces Nex Era IN Music

we 7E stand on the threshold
M of new era IN music.
Wv The letter shown above
from josef Hofmann, the world.
famous pianist, sueests someshinsof
he promises this NV - contains.
In his ktees. HoGnann ayr that
the recocd.rolk he has made for the
D,pArt Piano correctly reproduce
he playing--are indeed his actual
interpretations.
The full meaning Of this state
ment is almost TOO wonderful 20 be
Immediately srasped JosefHofmann
b one Of tAe great pnni& ct all
tne. lyNhen be plays IA She hrvs
uuaic halb q this and CDR otiGA
thousands 1odk d hsne N ~
- epocrrss Z wh1eA y Sepnsv
ass among IL aose so6c ased
evehs q the nuaical deaeok Or
he countless numben who desire
to hear him, few even II the larger
cites are able to do 70.
MUSK. c.lovss IN the smaller cities
sh1n the countless towns and VII.
hCswhezs hofmann neves sppears,
ljcA d eva have d epportunisv
u bar hb vondaful Aff.
Hcimawn h Tou. hsms
Wah ~ sdvene Of he Duo
Al Pima 81 thu is changed. Any.
one who possesses himself Of a Duo
An hiaeo and Hofmann's record.
rullA ny in'hh own home. at any
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-21

time, command the art and genius
Of this great master Of the piano for
his enjoyment and edi6cation.
Picture yunself seased IN The soft,
subdued Light a yox hvinercon.
lseet,ing n solituds b hoanam's
intzpcetasico q Chopa's esquaise
Vain in c sharp minos. O. pa.
haps in the midse of I formal sceial
gathering the wonderful iath Rhsp
sody Of L,szt; holding the guests
entranoed Just as the master hmsef
ha, held countless ahousands SPELL
bound In Ne great music halls Of
this country and Europe.
c. thess b my source d pisnsws
nd dvesulpa q ooce 70 insphmg nd
0l1ehel Can ~ inesodsc: issoyoss
49, y ~ 1osnes % dssahs =
seslly - ossieS
haeins IL ialuencs d De Duo,Ass
Hss0 q ths children M those vhose
musical tasees ass still in'the process Of
develormsnsi
He5ns..; Afnsi lsArrrs'sno~
Il eannosJ b too strongly enphssi,ed
that Dso.Ar repfcbuct,ons u Mr..
hotnanno psf6ufnances d aot Aefely
S,'su.s h playiae ny Do not
- - heuspes1seions, IN - "
sSA0ltvunsa h1pd ~. hcfnna
- ksSAM ~ ~ oey ~ sadowsd
~ ~ voe6sslsl Qse1lky WAtrA -
eiNguaho ths sst q he erily Nsas
piaaisn ~ psvss1br
A - Cbas Assies
To own Q hsno endowed wiah he
capacity o( rspeoducinS De s6peSb srt d
hotmsnn h Judged By II or pgsvio,s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-21

ideas Of music and musical hserunsses
. modern miracle. What, then, ahall ~.
say when TO thu 10 AIDED the eacacisy -
reproduce the performances d 81 tha
osAes great psnisssl Ammg IL pian.
ises wko have nsde DsoHn hcpsc6
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-21

Father Dandursnd. 100 yssss ~ ~
Is the oldest ca,Aoic psises In tAe
world. lie vss horn In Qusbs~ u isle
Rnd resides IN Winnipso. CAa,Aa,
wher. hs wen, by wagon iraia while :
INV - DoArhorn IndapenAsnt.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-21

l.,ins ssee tk4 lsfiv&e1S e. -
pr Bullock saId. .'tAst y o1lo
many peopss v cue city eslts seeeol3
y. This Ia affecting IAaay srhsa 49,.
dfsn. In many easss we tN1 VooD
hearts and any physical snsrtieo =
detrimental and In sorns cssse l1os
sef0ns.'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-21
ny ,ns osIrsr.


-
! III ANP h''r. NSpi'No" y
MAI WEph' ''s' ""' W,V
WV ~" h'f'"'' 'h''i'llhen "'' .
|VS o'ho' an" "'' '".,,'''n a'
)g' wh'h "lh'I s"'7r N"l" " '"'
| o JOAN g. Mhlit ana VI" hlll'"h
sns
w. M'bb II a ns'nb'r "' me hN'
|ii" nom lilsAru county
un'iai state normal alumni enter
ned ifiday evening with . banquet
nfiy IN The colcofd cafe Preceding
hour ~ dining the following off<sre
~ eiecied' President, hr' frn-st
I'VE. Edmord. honorary president.
Nell Nash. tdmoodi secfs'Ary'
b.. Mr Frcd Mccauloy. SPOKE the
location after watch Mr.. u. kunco-
|ller. iosstmastsr, presided.
)it clyde Have ga,s . toast 10 Hres-
NJ Mitchell Of tho Central state nor
u. when, IN Nj. Mitch~iis absence
ID responded "a ~ Mrs. Estill, one o(
fassit). sho spoke on The Iuturs
Our School"
lhr next me.tlns viii bs . banquet.
~. at Edmond
" .
Friday one o'clork Bridge I1nchson
~ w.. entertained yesterday by Mrs.
Il. Hut, ,hlnron at the homs OF Mrs.
J. Coleman. iii1,, North SlAArtsl ave-
l. hp.eiai suests sepS Mrs. J. ".
|boy and Mrs Harry Knight.
h alsntino suggestions were used In
y table decorations. High score In
s.rd s,m. folloviur luncheon was
|
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-21

a.. lo.., It.,t.,,, vita of
mir.. died Saturday morning al
O'Clock after = weeks illncss resulting
,,om ,no,,,m pn,unonio a,,scc,a
iAs' "'eN
: Funeral services viii he hoh a,
O'Clock Monday afternoon from the
residence. o7lJ West Nineteenth street
Rev. tdmf D. haIh.ld ltHtDf OF tho
rrvt Christian church. will officinte
Mrs. John l. Abcrnsthy n I'urccn. a
Sister OF Mr.. u. /. Levy n Pem,soso,
Ky. = brother OF Trs. Huicur. 1s wei,
~ her two sons. John and Ire snsc,k
Of Ardnofs. wer. Present at her ,A,,,h.
An aged mo, her and two othst sisters
usro ,,n,lL. IN max. the t.urr,v fntr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-21

PARIS. rso n.--fhs repatfiaiioa Of
the 0sFsnsa was prisonsss nov In ei-
neris was authorised BY ths council Of
ambassadors At its session today. The
question OF thu disposal Of various en-.
emy wsrships was taken ~ and their
hloc stlcn decided upon.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-21

Mn. Frank iissteN - ksnass cry
\ arrive Monday fU several weeks
NJ with her aster. Mrs, J. ~ Bal
~. and Mr. Bo,inaer. Twenty fourth
y Lincoln boulevard. Mra Haskett
y Q former s~sadsat q thls city.
Mn. isutnsvr has With hss svss the
~ end her niece. Mias Cynthia C,ist
- esuth Of the dty.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-21
Topska TeaeMsrs Get More PAY.

Topsks TeaehsFs Get More Pay.
ToPEkA, Kan. Feb. 2l.--Ths To.
peka srhoo' hoard has. n became
known here todAy. agreed " provide
an tnefsass 10 pay for eNy school
teachers. A bonus of ~ VA Alpe b
granted 10 all teachers sttta1lss sum.
meS ochoola
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-21


'shobu, 'l'y uolf and Country, club.
|uplIsu-ranry ~ Nra. y, T.. Grnnths IN
Aberdeen. =. y. guest sf Mrs. 4,
/. paAsand.
|lltss Ida Gilbert hah . uMs perty si
y Overhclser this attsrnnoa 10 ~
~ O'Bsicn1N mlnstreis. when sAs
)Aeee1 M,ss B~vyi Orrnshsa. also .
ksee sf Mrs DuranA and hsr 0wn
|use guest Mias eybii Tlnkelpauah NJ
lt~nr Other guests wore MIss
Nc 1i'hr,. MI. Helen 11iiicr and
IA forfil Hughes.
d " D
nrtAay Ilrdgc Lnn'tcon eiuA WIS On
|r1alMed y~s,sfdAy by Mrp. Frank J..
~, SCI West HIsteeniA street. With
- NSey and Ma L. n Grant -
|ogo euA0ts. Too scorss we're voa By
~ 1snns Hsl1D anl M vfsak
hGS0k ,uege aesolae vSi1aS with
Osegoe 0eUsSs ~ wsA mSAA
D0Dm CNnssD uVaaA ~ CAaBsa
uI1yoed. satsvtAia>1 The fWsWtislh
)Qn0U sfu6 Win 4 tws- esufse tsfs1t
nesa, Friday. wAss wasAinstcn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-21

W. 7E stand on the threshold
M Of a new era IN music.
Wv The letter shown above
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-21

11SA n. Newman and soa AaeD0 Il
hWynap. 1880 North Ellison avenue.
" the formers sistcr-in'hw Miss
VA Newman. have just rstprned
~ New York CITY. where they &C.
Mpani~d tho body Of Mr.. Newman.
10 died February I.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-16

A motor car containing six people recently dashed over precipfce in France 1,250 feet high. The motor ists escaped without injuries more serious than bruises.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-16

The burial of Katherine F'ernino. alias Katherine Smith, killed in a motorcycle accident at Milford last week, will take place on Friday, the medical authorities having completed their investigation.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-16
TAKE SALTS TO
 FLUSH KIDNEYS
Eat less. meat if you feel Backachy or have Blad-
 der trouble

Meat forms uric acid which excites and overworks the kidneys in their efforts to filter it from the system. Regular eaters of meat must flush the kidneys occasionally. You must re- iieve them like you relieve your bowels; removing all the acids, waste and poison, else you feel dull misery in the kidney region, sharp pains in the back or sick headache, dizziness, your stomach sours, tongue is coated and when the weather is bad you have rheumatic twinges. The urine is cloudy, full of sediment: the channels often get irritated, obliging you to get up, two or three times during the night.
 To neutralize these irritating acids and flush off the body's ursnous waste get about four ounces of Jad Salts from any pharmacy; take a table spoonful in a glass of water before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then act fine and bladder disorders disappear. This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with ithia. and has been used for genera tions to clean and stimulate sluggish Kidneys and stop bladder irritation. lad Salts is inexpensive, harmless and makes a delightful effervescent hthia- water drink which millions of men and women take now and then, thus avoiding serious kidney and bladder diSeaseS.-Adv.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-16
Divorced Daughter of
 Mayor Gaynor to Wed

Mrs. Helen Gaynor Bedford, divorc- ed daughter of Mrs. and the late Mayor William J. Gaynor Of New York, will be married NSomet1ne'' next January to William Kernochan, son of MT. and Mrs. J. Frederick Ker- nochan and brother of Chief Justice Kernoehan of Special Sessions. An nounce1nent to this effect by Mrs. Gaynor in her home. 131 East 66th street.
 The bride-to-be obtained a divorce last summer in Reno from Edward T. Bedford, 2d, nephew of the Standard Oil official. The Bedfords. were mar ried in 1914.
 Miss Ruth M. Gaynor, sister Of Helen, will be ,rnarrted Jan. 24 next to John T. Rennard.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-16
AMERICANS JOIN
 TRIBUTE TO KING

Venice, Dec. 16-Foreign warships including an American vessel paid honors to Constantine, of Greece, be- fore he sailed for Piraeus today, on board the Greek cruiser AveroT.
 Constantine told correspondents he wa.l1d not abdicate.
 My abdication would be followed by civil war in Greece" said the re- turning monarch. ''I shall devote myself to the restoration of internal peace"
 The Averoff is due to arrive at Pira- GUS, the port of Athens. on Sunday.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-16
EXTRAORDINARY CLEARANCE SALE THIS WEEK O
 RELIABLE FUR SCARFS AND MUFFS

There nothing desirable for Christmas gift than choice Scarf thousands worth fine urs in stock will offer commencing tomorrow at B cent price reduction Just think how much it to you!
 $55 Black Fox Muffs B per cent . S3667 $75 Black Fox Scarfs B per off $5O00 $63 Black Fox Scarfs Muffs off $l200 $4S Black Fox Scarfs Muffs 33 cent off $32OO $40 Black Fox Scarfs Muffs 33 cent off $2667 $45 Black Lynx Scars Muffs B cent off $30GO $6O Black Lynx Scarfs Muffs B per cent $4O10 $75 Black Lynx Scarfs Muffs B cent off $5O00 $OO Black Lynx Scarfs Mufs 33 per off S6667 $55 Taupe Fox Scarf Muff 33 per off S3667 $33 Natural Raccoon Scarf Muff 33 off S2200 S5 Natural Stone Maren u B cent off S30OO $39 NaNra Stone Maren Scarf Nuf B cent off S260 $33 Red Fox Collars 33 cent off S22 00 SIS Squirrel Choker B cent off Si2O0 S60 Natural Skunk Scars 33 cent off SiO00 black cent off S24 $50 Black Taupe Scarfs B cent off S20O0 $21 Scarfs B cent off Si40O Black Fox Muf Scarf B per cent eff S540O S5 Wolf Scarfs 33 per cent off 5000
 We have about 500 of fur in Scarfs and Muffs from $1O to $50 in wanable fur Fox. Lynx Wolf Skunk Mole, Natural many other furs all at B per cent this week.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-16
CHILE WILL COOPERATE.

Santiago, Chile, Dec. 16-Chile will cooperate with Argentina for the purpose of bringing about the success of "the high proposals sustained by the Argentine delegation in amend ments proposed before the assembly Of the League of Nations at Geneva" said an official statement issued from the office of President San Fuentes today. This statement was issued following two meetings of the cabinet
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-16
ORDR MARTENS AWAY.

Washington, Dec. 16-Fina1 deci- sion in the deportation proceedings against L.. c. A. K. Martens, self styled ambassador of Soviet Russia, will be made public tomorrow, the Department Of Labor announced to- day. The department would not com ment on reports that Secretary Will son has ordered the deportation or Martens and that this order has been approved by the president and his cabinet.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-16

Miss Helen Boyd, head of the Vis- iting Nurses Association, delivered an address to the association in the assembly hall at the Public Welfare building this afternoon, her topic be- ing Social Aspects of Public Health Nursing.'