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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-28
MRS FRANK SEAMAN
CPubiithrd IN The Tulsa Iariy word May
-. ~. g. % and 20 1921 world pub.
fishing Co., publishers


NEFNlFf1 lNIIt I'l h|Nf'' 2 ~" I|N|
Notice Is hereby given tIat M pursuance
Of an order by the Board Of '1mmISsloners
Of the city Of Tulsa, Ohlahgwa scaled
bics will be received At the office ~ tho
city Auditor 81 said cry uu'Il @ o'clock
p. m. Monday. June G. 1921, Tor rur-
nishinE materials and performing tu' WORK
necessary IN paving ant otherwise unLruv-
ing IN the manner and subject TO The con-
diti0ns hereinafter ret out. tho following
described portions Of the following ma N"d
streets and avenues 10 said city - Tulsa.
sEyrNrH STREET. from tho East
line Of k'nosha sN'nu" o. IN" We"
Tulsa, state Of oklahoma except in-
tcr,ection It Lansing Nv"rI"
@dYYrIA AEoE,tSgs,E: .., tom l'sSG
2f5 feet South thereof In Mitchell
Croshie Addition to the Clty Of INa,
PHfoESiS AVENUE from tho south
line of seventh street 10 the %orth
Inc Of Eleventh street Overlook
pr!vcl Mltche!l-crosbis Addition to
SIXTEENTH PLACE bungalow
Drive, from the East line ~ victor
Avenue to ,hs East cnd q SI'cgn,h
the city ut Tulsa oklahoma
VICTOP ANESJE from ~" South
line Of Fifteenth street 10 IN. Fast
Ealow Court Addition to the ,l'y Of
Tulsa. Oklahoma.
For further details ~ to IN" material
plans and method ~ construction 90 be
used In improving sad streets and ave,
MUGS bidders ~" ret'rrcd 10 the pam
and specIrcations therefor approved hy
ito Board OF lssionvTs and 20 the
resolution adopted by said H0ard dCDIar.
Ing the necessity Of and providing for me
improvements Of said portions Of said
streets end avenues. said resolution,
plSn ms and specifications are On 'le ln tht
office ~ tho 'ity Audltor and copies 81
said resolution VIII be furnished lEnf
application therefor At tho otto. Of iAt
CIT Audita'.
on said portions Of said streets and ave-
nucs and each ~ them shah ho arp'r
toned to and lnyl'i and ss~.a3"i Against
the AUDITING property lah." 90 assess
ments therefor and the owners Thereof
in accordance ~ the PROVISIONS 81
Article o. Of tho Charter Of ia" tl'y i"
Tulsa, Oklahoma, ana payments a." 'h'
/ contractor will he made ia tax bills eNl
delCllg said assesslneHtS-
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I.EGALS.


Published IN IN" Tulsa Daily world.
May -. 1874, World Publishing Com
psuy, Publishers
RESOLUTION
\ Resolution TO further tAs i'm
rroyemcut Of certain portions ~ tho
following named streets and avenues
In tn" city Of Tulsa Oklahoma, to-
wit FIFTH CFOURTiD STREET
from tho East Line o. lewis Avenue
10 the West Line Of College Avenue.
Line Of LOWS Avenue TO thu East
Lin" of Florence tkerr1 Avenue,
LEWIS AVENUE from the North
Line of HU'rrc-i Addition to tho north
IIu. ~ Eleventh street except inter
section with seventh street. SIXTH
STREET. from the East Line e
Lewis Avenue tu the west Line Of
Delaware tGordoul Ave. dividing said
portion. 81 said streets and avenues
10 be- improved and THO property liable
to assessment To pay for the same into
street improvement districts md ere
atiuE the same. TO wit 27l. 212 273.
and ga: and declaring an emergency.
WHEREAS. Certain resolutions were
heretofore adopted by the BOARD Of COM
mlssioncrs Of tho cry IT Tulsa. oklahoma.
and approved 10y tho Mayor ~ said CITY
declaring the Necessity ~ and providing
for M. paving aud otherwise improving
Of tho streets and avenues and portions
thereof. hereinafter named and he
scrihcd. and said board did thereafter lot
contracts Tor tho construction OF said
improvements. and.
WHEREAS #, is deemed necessary and
stree, impr"yemcn, districts.
NOW THEREFORE, NJ IT RESOLVED
ny THE HOARD OF COMMISSION
Ems OF THE CITY or TULSA. OKLA
HONA.
SECTION I ira, Tho portions ~ tho
following named streets and avenues in
mo rity o' Tu'sa. oklahoma. to wit.
FIE'TH DFoURTTn STREET from tho
Inc II college Avenue SEVENTH
Avenue 10 the Ea., Line 81 Florence
tKcrrD Avenue Lewis Avenue from the
North Line 81 Hllcress Addition 20
North Line q Eleventh street except In.
,arsec.irr with seventh street SIXTH
STREET from tho Ets' Line 81 Levi
,vcrro 20 the West Line Of Delaware
Gordon, Ave. described In the follow.
Ing sections ~ his resolution, together
with tho property 70 be assessed for the
sIons " M" resolutions providing Tor such
t,rprDyrm.nts heretofore duly adopted
By the said Roard ~ Commissioners and
apprcvrd hv tho said Mayor. shall be,
ana arc nsrch, divided into street I'm.
rrorcmont districts hereinafter defined In
,ro following sections ~ this resolution
SECTION .. That N" hereinafter dc,
avenues set forth In this section. together
'wr'roycmen, thereof under the provisions
q m" Charter Of ,aid CIV sea.I const i
TR1cT so. ar.
SMITH STREET from tho East
Line q Lewis Avenue 10 the West
line ~ UcIp ware Gordon Ave.
SECTION g. That tho hereinafter 10
scriboa norton Of the hereinafter NAMED
street set forth In this section, tof"tho'
Win the property 20 he assessed Tor tn
-, mo FN.-ter Of -,ld CIV. shall C0nstl
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AUTOS ron HiRt-GARALrs
BOARD AND ROOMS


JACOBS HOTEL.
Two hundred rooms, reinforced concrete.
rroproof building, rooms 81 and was
day, 50 and 81 per week, 30s E. First
81
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Attest

HN o
Clty Auditor
Aprroyed. May "a 1921
FRANK T. DUNCAN.
city Attorney.
published In the tulsa Daily world May
e. ga 90 30 Jnps l. T. 4, ~ IS
"a 20 a. aa. "a. -. 20, 1874. World
publishing company Publirhers)
ORpTNASCE NO. @lj4
An Ordinance to apportion levy and
asses, special taxes IN payment Z"
The cost OF constructing q sanltarg
sever in SEWER DISTRICT NO, ~
in the Cify % TULSA, as created ana
rstab'ishod by ordinance No. 2lSsi
and declaring an emergency,
Visions of tho Charter Of N" city Of
Tuisa, Oklahoma, and the statutes o. the
STATE Of Oklahoma, Tor such cases made
and provided. the said tity % Tulsa dld
6y Ordinanco No. 2l2t create and "stso,
ian SEWER DISTRICT 40. III and
,,,,r haying declared ~ necessary 70
Construct sewers in ssid SEWER DIS,
TK!CT no. ~ b The provisions OF SAID
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Phone Usage 1877.
TULSA ROOMS - Cinqinati. g., at7n -
Rooms by. day 81 .hd 100 weekly.
one hair block Of excellent boarding house.
OsaEe Sass
gANTE ~ HOrEG-i7I =. first. cool
rooms $3.50 4 wook.
ST. LOUIS HOTFL, Fourth ana Elgin:
largo, clean. cool rooms, either By day
~ week.
WrsTLAND HOTEL, so5n =. Third:
rooms with hot and cold water. 81 TO
$40 per week, connecting and private
hath. az and NA Usage 1873.
HOTEL SELMA 323. 5. Main. home Of
tho business man aud woman; absolute
L best family hotel .u the city. WEEKLY
summer rntos. An outside rooms.
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING Rooms 10
GUTHHIE. s a0I Two connecting light
hnus"keeuiur rooms, ground floor newly
decoratod cedar 1858.
FOR RENT -Four rooms In a ten room
duplex. ME" and clean nicely furnished.
tTirity, hot and cold water. suitable for
four porsons, Don't miss seeing this, Call
Cedar ll3i
SIXTH. r., 25O3-Two light housekeep.
ing rooms for rent. convenient TO car
and Iituey.
ADMIRAL. l53a-r Two modern light house
keeping rooms. cedar 1898.
MANREIL. S. l.a-rwo large cool, fur
utshcd. modern rooms Tor housekeeping,
8 per week. osaEc 6sol-j.
MADISON. r.. bll-Twu suites Of light
housekeeping rooms, Phone Osasc 57l9.
BpSTON. ~. 7l--Three light housskecp-
ing rooms. Usage ll9a.
GUTHRIE, =. gl6- Three connecting light
houseNccplug rooms on the ground floor
~!th private e]ntrauee, tive blocks from
poslg!I.Se, r. "-,-
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HrttUN UfDytIT
Now t,l ,u8u,l,d N,.,tIr. NO.
tunsI Bt'I|u o.. Tulsa N.rIu
office HH, lnt MIs Brown aut
receive reward
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-28
BUY a BUICK

\ good used Buick IL "A good invest
mont when q buy a Buick you
the satisfaction ~ driving n
goo-l car and knowing that your
money rs wisely invested.
We offer today the following used
and rebuilt Bucks:
1920 seven passenger ,..,....Si2aO
1920 five passenger ..,.,. .t1,lbO
1919 tivc-passongcr ...,.... $3.50
1919 fvc-pABscnger ........ $500
Phone Usage 1916 or call at SIS
South Main 81. FOR demonstration.
FORSTER-DAVlS MOTOR
CORPORATION
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AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES ron SAT,

.IDU SALE COP TRADE Mbrwon ,huw.
n. UuI., as. new tires. good shape,
cheap f.f ,urn -,r car at Liberty
heater sand -pf.uEH
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HOTEL.

All outside rooms shower and tnb baths
Weekly rates,
lLumn LAlEn lAHl.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-28

GUTHRIE, =. 2lG-Three connecting light
hOuseNc,plng rooms on the ground floor
With private entrance, i've blocks from
EoslVii.Se, "a --,-
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nom HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS 4

Guthrie. s. H0I Two connecting light
hnusukcruluE rooms, ground floor, newly
decorated. cedar 1858.
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two large cooi fur
rooms Tor Housekeeping,
4rI LEU1.T
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Published IN tho Tulsa Daily world.
May -. 1874, World Publishing Com
pauy, Publishcrsn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-28

WEST MAIN ,thTERNITY shNITARtUu
h home for the care and protection
Of young women. rates reasonable, bahies
sdopted. Or. NJ. " Newman. medical
director 1tt1 W. Main. Oklahoma CITY
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-02-11
PRESENTS NEW
! IMMIGRANT LIMIT
Senate Committee Substitute
Has 5 Per Cent Clause,

Washington, Feb 11--A Eill limiting
immigration from any one country to
. per cent of aliens of sucn country in
th" United States when the last cen
jas was taken, was approved unani-
Aiously by the senate Immigration cam
tllttee.
1t is substitute for the house
measure, which was designed to prac-
dcally stop immigration for one wear
Committee members said the bill
Itas ordered reported with the under
standing 1t would be open 10 amend
Tlent when 1t reached the floor of the
senate.
The substitute was LETT intact i'll all
Of its important provisions, but Sen
ator Harrison, Democrat, Mississippi.
said he would seek TO have the ; per
cent, maximum, reduced 20 l per cent
En change was made IN the section
cxempting nationals of Japan. China
end the Asiatic barred zone from op-
GRAFTON of the bills.
The senate measure is understood to
I've intended as an emergency measure
snly. designed exclusively to restrict
i9uropean immigration. It's proponents
Sstimated the maximum number OF
IF,7srszH who could enter under its rFor
Visions would not exceed 100000 4
,toar
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-02-11
iifHljS CASES ON
SHIP FROM EUROPE:
Three Die Before the Vessel
Arrives at New York.
MAKES APPEAL TO WILSON
Health Officer Asks an EMBARGO Upon
immigrants From the infecteft
Regions

NV Yo,.l, r.I :, n,.
tv,.l,r. ,,.a,., y fa,,r,a - N'''''7 "
passcnaers arrivin,, bo,.o 49, go
shin san Giusto fran, T,;ost on,, ~
n,es Tbrao ,,oeso,,r.,,,- 49,,
disease durtnq tbn ro,ao,, ' ;"
,Tn. vessel =v.o. nrinraI h,,,
definitely ~ onoron+ir. ,,,a 49, t1,,
victims removed 70 S,,inai,,,nna Isi'as
EIGHT hudnrad ,n,r,io,.,,+, 49, ~
rived hcre last wool. o,7 +,,o s,4,a.s,.,,:,
Ryndam vera doniod od,,ie.tar. 40 ~
lis Island whom inminrarion ontha-i
ties foun6 ho3r lice. an 6r+oo,, 30 tta,,
nun,har i v,os o,-,loinoa ,I,o. -.
lice were -, u.raro,,. r,,,;,u. a,,...;,....
aIG j., i,t}..;,,ra,,i. r-.,,.,l ,,o,., - -
thnynl,s-hly ,pui.s.,t,1 h.rn,, ho,,,,, ~
lowed to land
Immirratinn o,liri.I. ..,;a that ,I,o
I727- -sfooro,ra and aaS ,,.,,,,, ,,,,,,,s,,-...,-
on tho San -Cir>t, ,.r>i,,r,I, ,,.a,,,5 -.
dcfaiucd fan. sovnr..I ,,.,.,,-s' h.,4,,,.a -
in. allowed +, lopI y,,o r,o.,e..,,,.a.,
,,.:ll he o,licad r. s,,h,,,it - 60,
,iisinfection of thair hodia, ana o1,,I5a.
and will he watched ,.oraF,,I,1. -,
svmntoms of tho disease
Discovery of trnhn. oh,.rd +ha ,o,
sci snrrrad hea1rb ortbo,.,-ios - a.,,,,,.
er efforts 70 ,ro,ar+ ,,Iao,,o - :, 60, s'.'
immioron+s ep+nrinr thi- -. ~.
was tho second chin on ,,.rta, ,,.,,,
fo,nd victims of a., d,oaa .;a..-,,
fourteep cosas ba,ina hn,,, d,saa',,., ,5..>,,,,
on tha staomsbin prosIdart, W-s1la,,
which rocsntI1. or,.;,-,a ha,.a '''''''
In. roro1 < C,anat,1I >. ~,
ro,1t, oa,|,,,,i.,..t,ron 80, '
,,ros. corra.,1ondart, as .t =! '"'
.asos. oI,n,r,i tho g. Ci-,-tH ,, '9p''u,
rho ,.ossoI ,,arId w.. ~ oi,o.' 'i
,.,,- :, +,,. .
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| FRENCH ITCH INVADES TOWN
Schools Are Closed and Health Au-
thcrties Are Investigating.

Quakertown, Feb. I1.-Scratching Is
the latest pastime in this borough, and
above all things that have shocked this
conservative community the calamity
that has befallen it is nothing more
than an epidemic of ,cabies, better
known in Uncle Sans army in the late
war as French itch"
Investigation Is being made by the
health authorities as to where the dis
ease started, and any one in Quaker
Town seen scratching is given a sus-
piciOus look.
The health authorities closed the
schools when a case of diphtheria was
reported. The building will be fumi-
gated in the hope that the scabies can
be checked.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-02-11
CONGRESS SPEEDS UP
Senate Passes s2e5, 5000 Pension
Bill in Two Minutes,

Washington, Feb. 11.-Wirh eigh-
teen working days left of the present
session the senate speeded up. 1t
passed The Indian appropriation hill,
carrying about S13,00o,G00, third of
lie sixteen regular appropriation
measures to GET through the senate.
Tn" l"use passed the first Of the
annual deficiency appropriation bills
carrying approximately $203,000,000,
and eleventh supply bill to be sent 7"
ti;0 senate.
With the Indian bill out of the way
Ihe senate hustled the S265, 5,000000
annual pension bin through in two
minutes. In the house the naval ap.
propriation bill was taken up after 4
quorum call mobillZcd enough mem
berg
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SCHOOL HEAD ACCUSED
Alleged to Have Given Bogus CHECK
and EmbeZzIed Money.

Philllpsburg, Y. j., Feb. 10.-Cap
tain James ". Riddle, until Tuesday
night superintendent, Of the public
schools. of Ffllilirsburs, When he re
signed under FIRE, was arrested twice
the first fine on 5 charge of hay!ns
given the treasurer of Lehigh CRiyel'
sity, Bethlehem, q bad check for $3.50
and the second time Charged Win
having embezzled $65 from parer:
teachers association. On ,Ae frs
charge Captain Riddle WAS pcrmi,to.
to go on his own recogniZancc, ~,
on the second 500 bah vas 4emandc@
Riddle was captain IN ri~ arH
and saw oversea service.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-02-11
FOR SIMPLE INAUGURATION
Family Luncheon Only Social Fune-
ton on March q.

st. Augustine. Fla, Feb. 1.-THE
Inauguration of President-elect Hard
ng will be as free from social frills
is he can make it. He said he was
holding to his determination to keep
he ceremonies simple and there
would be no social features to the
vents of March 4, except possibly o
luncheon to be given by Mr.. Harding
10 his father and other members Of
his family.
Mr.. Harding has made no plans to
lave MIR. Wilson return to the White
louise, a function which has been a
art of some inaugurations
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-02-11
BOYS ESCAPE BY CABLE
Climb to the Ground When Court
Officer Leaves Them Alone.

Pittsburgh, Feb. 11.--Gcorge Wi..'H-
and Joseph Norr, l7-year hoy& Is
"aped from the detention room u III,
city morals court, where tlty E.vrv
hainS held for q hearing il c"niig,
ton with ten rObherlrs in III" res.
iencc district
In the absence OF the guard sthey
lifted the window and swung out from
the ledge to a telephone cable. along
which they found .hoir way t" th,'
ground.
business district and the boys dropped
into an alley that is travelled hv hun
dreds Of persons hourly.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-02-11
Medals For "Unknewn oeaa.

Washington, Feb. 10-Thc c,'!G>g1s
sIonal medal Of honor "el:i,} =,
slowed by the president on r!o E...',-,
tilted British and French .oIdi"r~ hu~
ed In Westminster Abbey "nh :.... \.
de triomphe, under a Joint It..'.'t;i'',
introduced by RcprcStntali., .i'.4s-,':
Republican, South Dnkota. r.. "",
monies would take nlarr m n,,' u
Tsrial day.
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Wblppino Bill Passed

Dover, Del, Feb. 10.-Impris"ntn'2'
up to twenty years and forty laSl:"S H.
highway robbery is provided for III
bill by Senator Palmer. watch has Ie;
passed by both houses OF the nel"W'''
assembly. II the bill Is signed il -
revive whippings IN Kent and Sass"
counties as 1t Is specified c0nvi1io"
prisoners must be whipped in IL
county in which the crime IS c"inmi
ted. All prisoners to he whippco -
been sent to the New Castle con-
work house
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-02-11

Newark, n. j., Feb 7.-Suanrlrd To-
death. the body OF Albert GalIatln
Wallace Norris. Ga years CID, descend.
80. o1 Ncw Jerseys Hrst governor and
nf distinguished ancestry, was found
IN bis room here. 4 leather belt WAS
drawn in Il Moose about his neck and
,inli 10 hcdrost MaFris former. wa~
ronqtcG "a have l4een wealthy
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-02-11
Skin Sufferers Do Not
Want Mere Temporary Relief


there is TO remedy that gives more
satisfactory results than S.S.S., the
nne old blood remedy that goes
down to tne source Of every blood
disorder and routs out tire germs
which cause the trouble.
SIS. is sold by all druggists.
Begin taking it today, and if you
will write complete history Of
your ease. or medical director will
give you expert advice without
charge. Address Chief Medical Ad-
wiser, 155 Swift Laboratory, Allan
-, Ga.
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BANOlTRY A NECESSITY

!. Minneapolis. Feb. II. - Oscar
;. Hanson, who maGc the unique
!. plea. according to the police,
;. that lie was driven Ia life Of
!. handitry because he married
;. TWO women and had TO support
:. TWO families, was arraigned In
: municipal court.
:. Hanson was bound to the .
= grand jury under $4,000 bail.
: on charge of robbery, and ,
:. pleaded not guilty to a charge
:. of nOn-suppOrt, preferred by .
:. Mrs. Elizabeth Hanson, whom .
= the police designated as wife .
I. No. |. She has three children.
!. The yolice said Hanson was ,
:. found at the homo of Mrs. Le-
I. more Hanson, who resides with
I. her mother. The second Mrs.
!. Hanson has a 10-mOnths old son.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-02-11
4Rent" Yankee Cows tc Germany.

Berlin. Feb. 11-CuWS don:,;"d i.
Germany by American farmers Win J.
.cnfed out at the rate of one m?r'.
car fer each COW. 81 mar they vii.
el ain ~ rican property and NJ b"
deliverable to the allies rnd",
icnre treaty.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-02-11

Of course, if you are content Ia
have only temporary relief iron
the terrifying itching ami turning
Of fiery, flaming skin diseases, then
you are satisfied to remain Z s:aYe
TO ointments, lotions and ot':er -
cal remedies applied to the gu.'F2cc
Of the skin.
Real genuine relief from ec1cn1c
letter, scaly eruptions or any other
form of skin irritations cannot Re
expected until you free your blood
Of the germs which cause these
disorders. And for this purpose
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Death Selects . Victim.

breadth separated John and Charles
Ney, brothers, as they walked sj,t,' ly
side to their work III the Mili Cree
colliery, at fremont, yet John wGS XIII
Ell by n falling boulder and nearly
every bone i'll his body rushed, N.
Charles was not touched.
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Gail Twins W0odr0W and Warren.
Clarksburg, W. Va, Feo. 10-Sherif
.. p. White, of Lewis county, ard Mrs
White, parents of twin boys recent,
born, have decided to namc !hcI,
Woodrow White and Warren White
after lie incoming and outgoing prcsi
dents IT, ~hCriN said The poiitlcu
division resulted from the fact he /
q Demoorat while his Wife is Rerui.
ucan
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F, s. RELIEF BILL PASSED
House Takes Vots :" Measure Uhje
privileosd Status

Washington. Feb. q. Brought n
rtl'nr rule giving it privileged Sta i,
rh. NinsIow bill, authorizing par n
..;,, r.yut 20 railroads m.f"r th' :. Il"
aaj> .yctlon Of the tranSpor.a,...@ @,'t
was passed by the house. AhH''
$%ua,,aa 900 is due the carriers.
Ji, measure previously had failr'
nf vote mder It Suspension "f jA
rules, lacking one vote of he iH.o
;;.:r,- vote required by that pr
..,ar"r
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FOR SALE TO QUICK BUYER-Opf

FOR SALEs-Seven room Dwelling
with three acres of land, Oakley streeI
extended.
Store and dwelling with vacant lot
attached, Choptank avenue.
Six room dwelling, West Mnd Ave,
Seven room dwelling, store build
ing and vacant lot attached. Linden
Avenue.
Besides several other residences in
iifferent sections OF Cambridge also
several farms. Apply to
W. g. RODDINOTT.
Phones 2e and 418-W Cambridge. Nd
t0-16-tf