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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-19
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INSURANCE. ALL klNpSi
CEDAR 1918


INSURANCE. ALL kINpSi
CEDAR 1918.
800 cAsH--s?5 par month, buys we,
room house, two 50-foet lots, hltaa7
addition, Red Fork. Close to car me,
good garden spot; nice chicken range,
price $3.50. Address S. T. Clark Ne'
Tulsa.
DOES ANYONE want real bargain rom
owner In splendid five-roOm bungalow,
good location. close 10 transpor'all"n,
good well of water, electric and gas VIII
sewer up to door? Small price with sna.'
monthly payments Must be sold 10
week. Usage sitl.
S2,750-Two room cottaEe on quaker w
sise lot. close to jitney and sHh"o.a,
block OF Fifteenth. Cash $500 os'ss
2bb2
SOUTH SIDE--Eight rooms, hard Nooa
throughout, living room across from,
large basement and furnace heat lIn'
81 500 with good terms, fsll osase S.--'
AN OPPORTUNITY buy four-r3om
house, plsstered. painted and PlNmpsn
for gas. Just being COMPLETED on ysb
quarter acre. Price s.. 500, Sseu ''s"'
and saS per month, CAN Ccder IL
EAST siDE.-A nice iour-room h1hs,i
nicely decorated, convenient 70 s...n
and car line, Price $3.50: sts0 s>S~
is5 per month. Call Cedar z1h
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-19
PERSONAL. PROPERTY
MNI .I.IIOLD NOOns

no, SIuOID GOODS 81
MAHOGANY cane back settee and two
chhtrs to match, 1920 5. Boulder.
Apartment 90.
FDH SALE.HFuur rooms good furniture.
must Bell quickly. am leaving city, n
bargain for some one, Apartment Tor
rent 'nl at 306it =. Lawton.
sEN IN ruuUs furniture. sulii mahogany
Sud walnut, by pieces and suites.
DHHgr slUt.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS os
FpH SALE-t ictrola and records call
OsaFr b2i7-J.
WASIEp-SiN used pianos for country
schools Usage 72lG'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-19
EMPLOYMENT

EmfLO1 MIMI
WANTED rhofoushIy sspst.stsri .tg
Nporionce fully and SALARY. luhnct.ld
'leshins WotkH Tulsa, 'tlH
hL.RNAST QUAHTEBs ron REST ln
change fpt work ICis H. H1rpIUrH.
WANTED bn,y pf,assr. tI|prou
,'ie,uing Works alf q Main
wANTrp ,ti,. woman H., general
housewoth. rhpno n''Fo a'o'.h
Two firls ~ wrap 'Hudy. 10 N. H'u''rf
uutp u,I, an, tIuNI 80
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,Tp.ft,,Tn p,r,.,..st, mo- ,nr,l.sIrs
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.nd s,tR ig4''I sa,"nd G1sss o., Z
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MAJ g.,r,u. u,tssNA. v.ntes.
must have ,.f t1t Ma,o HIdg
vi VAST tv. I.IaUI, ..I,anrn Go saii
H.,utlNsa Boo 900 taYl.'uaur ,ump,rs.
'is.'' security HN'r Ih""' '7'F' 'i'f
AGEN1s send D. iul sample NON gpupo
tnffrt top uuu. HHtIpfftiIuu guarantee.
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WANTED sub agents and edenueu to
~
inbanL. sas Esf Win RI 1hmlirea.
OKLA. ILono itts N
NhiyHI business mon botvccu sFcs $40
"ni " w. f'pt'nrui DIG business. EASTERN
'... 'lu'o. o. year M. tnr appoint
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1900 and 400 pcr month Appiy after
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SITUATIONS wN-s.u-NAit ~
ltGLtAHLE MAN desIrcs wptk at night
for fo~ hourH. ufficr cleaning tI,f,trci.
GOOD references, can Foster f. q B.
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best 81 references Addrcm pi3. -. care
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"tperien.o on dairy farm can handle hll
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steady and and ,si,sstic ~, + Os,gc "sgts
wASTEr-roslt,o, by Young man. c,re.
rienced nA gfocofy ,irrk or delivery
SITUATION wanted. man c,reiicnced ,n
ali branches OF oil work, wants most.
ton. seven years experience on produr.
iion best OF references. ols.D, caro-
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general office, csco-,vc aud oll sales
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A HluHrONE southern, christian gentle.
man, middle-aFod competent 10 attend
any business except bookkeeping ana driV.
lhs Gar N"ulu ne . t,"at nnr't hhnilnE
n,,,i, ,,.ii i 49,, m ~, ~
family. not 40 much tho hnunt uf Nancy
Aarnnd ns ia have hama and ksrp busy
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TVN NNIE B1 OW WNtN
Beautiful home brick colonial fun slz" bal"
n,ent with Arcu hot water heating plant
laundry and billiard room: two large tle
bathrooms, four very attractive bedrooms.
and large attic. First floor consists c'
reception hall, library, large Twins room,
kitchen, psss pantry, breakfast room ana
dining room, closet and laystory. me
work of decorating and finishing 'hs
home was completed under the supervisor
of decorators being graduates from lne
European art schools, In French design
Garage has ample room for three rsIs
three modern servant quarters, i0c'lel
Oh a large plat OF groAnd In the inos,
exclusive residence section Of Tulsa. NI'
consider smaller home as part ot pi, 4,
chase price, No agents need apply. ~
Interested. for appointment answer sso-p'
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-19

Al STENpuRNPlfR auI huutNcrp,r
thoroughly experienced |n general ui.
fios and oil business, desires good putl
tion Usage iibIt
foR PRACTICAL nurse. cali OsaEr gaai
WI DO Murk aLsu-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-19

WANTED rhotouEhIy espst srssJ l.uy
u" take charge ~ ladies alteration, f'.
raifinE and refining department. siHir
experience fuily aud salary Huhntt.IH
cleaning WotkH Tulsa. pt'H.
SERNAST QuAHTEHs TON REST ln
change fuf work lcis 81. b1rFl.ri.
WANTED a tsn,y pfsaH,t. tUpHuu
cleaning WORKS 'lt 81 Main
WANTED 4 white woman f0r Irnrfd
housewotk ph1uo raaFo a1oe
'rWp rlrla ~ WAN candy it s Uuuldpr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-19
Household Goods for
Sale

China and cut glass, can be seen on
Saturday at the Tulsa Warehouse.
FUR N.I.T-t t-R-E
REFiSfSlilNG AND REPAIRING
UPNOLSrERlNG, FINE ENAMELIND
Prices within reason, prompt service,
"oklahoma Finest Furniture WorkcTB'
PHONE OSAGE S-3-6
Tulsa Furniture Repair Shup,
FOR SALE MahugauN. genuine spanish
leather upholstered living room suite,
bargain pricc, psaee $3.50
FOR SALE OAK dInIus rnum suite OF
elgh pieces, $50, can after 10 a, m.
cedar go,
lPHOlSTERlNG- - For artistic decorattive
upholsterng, can 4, +, Ieluelly, Osasa
5sQ6. 70 W, Fist 81.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-01
BIG CROWD ATTENDED SINGING
CONVENTION AT MONROE LAST
SUNDAY-AN ALL DAY EVENT

In spite Of the bad weather the
regular 9Th Saturday night and Sun.
day meeting Of the Lubbock County
Singing Convention met last Satur.
day night and Sunday with the Mon
roe Glass and we had a most excel
lent time and q splendid program to-
gether with n bounteous spread piled
high upon a table about 100 yards
long.
Singers from all over the county
were present and some 30 or 40 del
egates representing the various class
es were enrolled. Also a number Of
visitors from other counties were
present and we we're more than glad
70 have them with u.s. A mixed quar-
tet from Lorenzo rendered some
splendid selections and numbers rem
dered by the classes in the contest
from County Line-Lubbock- Mon
roe and Acuff were interesting fea-
lures Of the program and'Monroe car
RED off the honors again. The Mon
roe people DO not DO things by halves
and the convention extended that
community a vote Of thanks FOR the
splendid manner in which il had en-
tertained the convention.
Carlisle was selected as the next
meeting place the 9th Saturday night
and Sunday in January. Meet US
there loaded for bear"
r. l. Wilson, Secretary
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-01
COTTON CROP ABOUT
HALF OUT IN DONLEY

About G5 per cent Of the cotton
has been ginned in Donley County,
ranging in price from 16 to as high
as % cents. This price has helped
everyone, farmer and business man.
The kafir price is not high, but the
crops are good, and it viii help out
in many ways. Another crop, while
not new one, has, al the same time,
grown this year, and that is the
sweet potato. So far about 5000
bushels have been put in our new
storage plant, and many have been
shipped from nearby towns.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-01
ATTENDANCE AT STATE
NORMAL GREATLY INCREASED

Canyon, Oct. 2s.-The attendance
this year in the West Texas State
Normal shows some interesting facts.
Last year the number Of students was
1865; this year, the number az this
time has gone beyond 1000. The
largest part Of the increase belongs
10 the summer term. The fall at
tendance this year in the Normal and
College classes Is about the same as
last year. There is an increase
among the students in the Training
School. In fast, the training school
has reached its rapa,ity and students
have been denied admission owing 20
the classes.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-01
LUBBOCK COUNTY STILL
HOLDS 1T RECORDS

This week Frank Beanie If near
Abernathy, was in town, and stated
that the wife Of Bob Gould. Of his
community was very sick. after an
operation, which kept her husband
at her bedside, not having a chance
TO gather his crop.
One day last week his neighbors
seeing the need Of help their neigh
bors and members Of the Farm Blu
reau met at his home and all put ir
the day gathering his crop. This
work on the part Of his neighbors,
saved Mr. Gould's crop which other
wise would have-been a clear loss 10
him.
Friends in need, are friends in
deed, which proved true in this case.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-01
HOG THIEVES GET OFF
WITH THIRTY HEAD SAT.

G. W. Burnes. who owns a nice
fam and ranch 20 miles northeast
81 Lubbock, was in town Saturday
and reports that one night last week
thieves made rade on his hog pas
ture and stole 80 head Of hogs, in
GLIDING all his meat hogs He had
Just advertised hog sale and this
bunch was cut back from the sale.
No clue Of the thieves have been
found.
Mr.. Burnes stated that he had lived
IN this county 2l years and this was
the first time he had ever lost any
thing by thieves.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-01

piece of furniture sold could be sus-
tanned and generally was on the basis
Of freight, handling, investment, in
surance, expense Of statesmen, de-
livery, rent and a hundred or more
Incidental expenses. 1t is on account
Of remembering Siiat instance that
the writer will not disagree on the
number Of people walking over the
rug in a normal period, but will only
state that not less than the amount
claimed by Jed walked over the Lin
en- Rug.
Many Lubbock people are acquain-
ted with o. b. Hewitt, very recently
Of Temple, who is now associated
with Jones Brothers furnishing store.
Mr.. Hewitt married a daughter Of p
Won Rosenberg Of this city. one Of
the Lubbock county Commissioners.
Mr. Hewitt viii not remain with
Jones Brothers permanently, but will
remain through the heavy fall and
winter buying season and likely un-
ID Christmas
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-01
SHALLOWATER MERCANTILE
STORE BURCLARiZED

The Shallowater Mercantile store
at Shallowater was entered last Mon
DAY night and a number Of wool
shirts, pocket knives and jewelry to
the amount of about $4,000 was
taken. Suspicion is directed to two
strange young men who were noticed
loafing about the building Monday
afternoon, probably about twenty
years Of age.
No arrests have been made up to
the time Of going TO press.
eEntrance was effected through
by prying il up.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-01
POST CITY EDITOR
SUFFERS FROM PTOMAINE

Do you know what it is7 We %.
RS several thousand little devils in
yegF stomach sssa ho@als, each pull
ing the other way. We did not see
them bat ~e felt them and know they
were there for We are still ailing
from severe attack Of Ptomaine
poison which we fell heir to last Fri
day afternoon and were unable 90
leave our home until Wednesday Of
th week We are still in a very
woa ened condition and not doing
any more work than is absolutely
necessary n NE drags heavily. you
have the blues and want something
real amusing just try Ptomaine pois-
oning and y1ul forget all your other
Troubles. Post City Post
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-01
SAM s. DENMAN PURCHASES
COLBY THOMAS HOME

q deal was consummatcd the past
week whereby Mr. Sam S. Dcnman,
becomes the owner of the j Colby
Thomas home, 1916 West nth. st.
Mr. Denman has recently moved TO
Lubbock from Houstin, and Is now
q member % the firm Of Briggs &
Denman, Asst Cashier Of the Lub-
book State Bank.
The Colby Thomas home IS one
~ the most beautiful homes in Lub-
book We have not learned Of Mr..
Thomas future plans, but sincerely
hope that he does not contemplate
leaving Lubbock.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-01
CHILD DROWNED NEAR
RAILS LAST WEDNE SDAY

The little is-month-old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Rogers. living 8 miles
southeast of Rails, was drowned about
noon Wednesday.
The little child was out playing
about the yard near a water tank. II
Is supposed she climbed on the tank
and fell in She was missed by her
mother who found the dead child in
fhe iank. II H. Griffith, Of the Rix
Undertaking Company went down
Wednesday and prepared the body
for burial.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-01
PRAIRIE FIRE ON SLAUGHTER
RANCH LAST WEEK

A costly prairie fire was averted
Wednesday evening at the Slaughter
ranch, twenty miles north of Big
Spring. when the fire was brought
under control after a two hours fight.
Farmers and ranchmen from all
points rallied 70 aid in checking the
fire and several went from Big
Spring TO assist.
About 1880 acres a mile or so west
OF the headquarter ranch house was
burned off.
Luck was in our favor on this ac-
casion as there was no wind, other
wise this fire might have snread over
an immense territory.-Big Spring
Herald.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-01
ADDITIONAL BOUNDARY
SURVEY BEING MADE

Austin, Texas, Oct. 27.-Following
the Introduction Of much expert and
scientific testimony by the State Of
Texas in the Red River boundary
case, the Federal Government and
Oklahoma are putting a third sur
veying party in the valley TO pre-
pare evidence TO be submitted at
WashIng ou IN rebuttal to that now
being offered by Texas in Austin.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-01
SUIT CASE STOLEN FROM
CAR HERE FRIDAY EVE

II. +. D. Spain, representing a cot
ton seed firm from Robstown. Texas,
and corsin Of J. +. Turner. Is In
town. Friday evening he drove out
70 Mr.. Turner's home for a short
visit. After few minutes he went
out TO hls car for his suit case and
found some one had relieved him of
= up 70 this time he has no clue Of
the thief.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-01
DEATH or MRS. HART AT
LOVlNGTON. n. NJ.

Mrs j. w Hooker Of Lubbock, re-
turned last Of the week from Loving
ton, ~ H., where she was called to
attend The funeral Of her sister-in-
law. Mrs. j. d. Hart, who died al that
place, Monday, oct. 2lst. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hart are well known in and
around Lubbock and their friends
hero join IN sympathy in the sorrow
Of the husband and family
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-01
NEAR ACCIDENT AvrnTrD
SUNDAY AFTERNOON

What came near being a serious
accident Sunday afiernosn. was
assFisd by the qulrk effort n an al.
towing another ear behind while
crossing Avenue !. little hoy under.
tenh ~ pass between the tua eals.
shsn the driver sac he isnssf ani
iepnsd ln time 10 ksaa The llille
fsiia~ Ham hsinH pinned hslessn
lhs cara
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-01
SHALLOWATER ASKS FOR
PASSENGER FREIGHT DEPOT

Petition ~ citizens II shallowater
station ~ miles Southwest 81 Luh-
book for better depot facilities. viii
be considered AZ thc Enovt regular
monthly hearing ~ the Railroad C,sn
nj sion on Tuesday. Nov g. The
petitioners allcrc that the present de-
pot facilities are inadequate for the
accommodation Of the travelling pub
Die.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-01

c. L. Miller Of German, Texas, has
purchased five-acre tract from Mrs.
Eva knight, in the McCrummen Sec
ond addition. Mr.. Miller intends TO
build a nice home on the land purch-
ased in the near future.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-01
WITH LUBBOCK BUSINESS
MEN

This week Mr.. +. G. Simmons be.
comes a full-fledged furniture deal.
err. For several years Mr.. Simmons
has been associated with Mrs. w. +.
Robinson Of the Robinson Furniture
Company, being Undertaken and En-
balnler as well as salesman.
He is young man ambitious TO
start and operate n successful Lub-
book business. His personality which
will make friends has already made
many in Lubbock and the South
Plains country. We believe that he
viii succeed and sincerely hope so.
Visit the new store where you will
find a complete line Of new furni-
ture. Il is located on the South side
of the square, east Of Miller's groc-
cry
The buying public Of the Lubbock
trade territory evidently appreciated
the efforts made by the Cash Dry
Goods Company and the Leader in
their opening sales the latter part OF
the week. The Cash Dry Goods Com
pany opened on the 2fth and accord
ing 10 the management was a success
full event all through the week. They
win keep their sale going probably
ten or more days before closing.
The Leader was crowded with peo-
pie all day Saturday, their opening
day. Tired clerks we're in evidence
Saturday evening and the manage
ment was more than pleased with the
sales made and Is confident that the
public has stopped their buying
strike and win continue patronizing
he cutprice event until closing date
which viii be announced in the Ava
Ianchc in the near future.
The One-Cent Sale o. Rcxall goods
which has been so successful in the
past Is starting Thursday Of this week
md win continue Tor the two follow
ng days a. the City DING Store This
s. an advertising proposition carried
iuf By an Rcxall Stores and 10 has
been very successful from its inccp-
ion Lubbock people win visit the
ity Drug store this week, Of that
here ls little doubt
Jed Rix has figured ont. on inc
aHla NA Nif nv WNff ~ people Walk
ng over The Klcarflax Linen Rug
bring the past week, that $4,000
eople have walked over the rug DUR
w the four weeks period prior 20
he guessing contest. Last week was
ot a representative week in Lubbock
ecause Of disagrecable weather Of
he latter part ard though Mr. RiV's
.gurcs are conservative, we believe
hat more than $4,000 people would
'alk over that rug in porinal four
'eek's period
That Jed is good in figures, we
ersonally admit. One instance was
hen he took his pencil and paper In
and and with figures showed the
ritter that although remaining APP
lrently PROSPEROUS in business. a
ss u twenty five per cent on each
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-01

Geo. baumfart 81 SALTWATER,
was business visitor In Lubbock
last saturday.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-01

r " Galley Of Tuxedo, Jones coun-
" TeVas. nurt hased 100 acres Of the
old Beal ranch north 81 Lubbock Fri
day ~ last week. Mr. Galley rurch-
ased the farm row owned and oc-
cupied nv NJ King, and intends nov
ing his family TO Lubbock immediate
".
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-01

Jno. p. Lewis returned home last
week from the Mexia oil field. Jno.
7. has been absent sometime trans
acting business In that section.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-01

Editor Lorraine Quinn. Of the I.o-
rcnro Enterprise was a business Wis.,
itor IN Lubbock Monday morning.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-01

Mr. and Mrs Boyd Ray Of Plain
view, visited with Mrs. Geo. Arnett.
the past week
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-11-01

chas. A Nalram. nns "A Hal
'aun' fsnshmsa, apsal Saturday ln
10 ellIl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-03
THOUSANDS HAVE
BAD BREATH AND
DON'T KNOW IT

Nothing is more offensive than a
bad breath. Yet thousands of people
suffer with this distressing affliction
and the surprising part of it is that
a good part of them do not even real
ize it. Most people hesitate even TO
mention this disagreeabIe subject.
An excellent remedy for bad breath
Is daily use of an antiseptic mouth
wash such as Steroline. A few drops
of Steroline on your tooth brush will
keep your mouth cool, sweet and fresh
1t makes an excellent dentifrice, as ii
gets between the teeth, reaching al
the hidden spots that ordinary tooth
pastes and powders cannot reach. II
arrests decay which is one of the
commonest causes of bad breath and
gives your mouth that "clean feeling
Get Steroline from your druggist to-
ADVERTISEMENT.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-03
PROGRAM SUPREME
CONVENTION WEEK
x. Of c. TO Celebrate Annual international
Supreme Council at San
Francisco.

Knights of Columbus from all parts Of
America and other countries will meet
at San Francisco August 2, 3 and for
Supreme Convention Week of the 39th
annual International Supreme Council,
Knights of Columbus. The st. Francis
hotel is to be headquarters for the con-
vention.
The program consists of automobile
tours when places of interest VIII be
visited, the comforting of various degrees
addresses to be delivered by prominent
membsrs OF the order, open house, grand
reception and ball and other social fea-
lures, excursions and theatre parties.
Sunday afternoon spectacular aerial
stunts in compliment to the Knights Of
Columbus will be given by the real Cap
tain Eddie Rickenbacker, the famous
American ace.
This convention win be the first to
be held west of the Rockies AMI indica-
lions are that it viii be one of the hig-
gest and best ever held. A large 6elega-
ton Of Pensacola knights will ne in at
tendance though no names have as yet
Eeen selected.