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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-03
nrRr N M,nCu

Westminster guild circles OF First
Presbyterian church, have compict-
ed arrangements for = "Ehwock'
10 be- held the last week iu March
ana which is to take the place Of
the Easter blgar
The guild BE- composed % three
circles of high school girls who are
Interested in social service work and
home and foreign missions. Mas
Lena BOYD, missionary who re-
ccntly returned after seven years la
india, viii speak. Tho committee
which has arrangements for the oc-
cnstuu In charge Includes Mcsdamcs
G, y. Griggs j. .. Campbell, Harry
cara. Kenneth Bailey H. T.. Rambo.
l.. :. Johnson, Ray Ovcrtun, Harry
Jenkins. Il. J. Allison. Mary T.
StaokhOusc. Soil u Sutherland,
John Lynch. Morris Hughes. g. II.
sweet. g. T.. Lynn, G. !. Ratcliffe
Il. u. Gwynno aud Miss Mabel Ali
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-03
Pleads Not Guilty
to Defrduding Aged
COupie of SaUings

Sam Glaaor Hctuscd OF obtain
Ing S2,i0O by means Of false pre-
lenses from j. a. jacques ana hi.
wife Emma jacques of sand
Springs during the months OF
October ana December. 1920. en-
tered a plea OF not guilty ~ his
arrHiEumcbt before Judge A. G.
brewster iu district court wed
uosday afternoon. Glhser. released
ON bond when the case was trans
'sCripted from the justice court
after tho preliminary trial two
weeks ago. asked the court to
sct the trial date az soon avs pos
Aible.
jacques shoemaker. claims
he ana his wife we're dofraudcd
of about 5000 their lifetime
savings. by Il scheme originated
by Glaser whereby they paid th'
money for stock In tho Reed
Lang mail order house of ktns-
as city They claim the company
is insolvcnt ana has never op.
Grated
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-03
NEGRO WOMAN FREED.


Matte Rice, negress tried Tuesday
fnr the murder Of Cornclla Edwards
ON August IL, 1919 was found not
guilty by the jury In district court
Wednesday afternoon. The defense
was based upon tho statements Of
the defendant that while She had
1unrrelcd with the deceased tho day
previous to the shooting she was i'm
bed IN an adjoining house at the
time shot was fired through the
open window az Cornclia Edwards
boomers AZ the residence ut 5OT
North Elgin avenue were awakened
hy a shot and found the wounded
woman on her bed In one room Of
th" house. Testimony was intro
ducod by the state to show that
ono negro saw the person firing th"
shot but the defense claimed that
the charge was brought against
Matte Rice solely because the wo-
mcV had quarreled over debt a
fDw hours before the shooting.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-03
ANOTHER HUNG JURY
Fails Ia \grcc la Prosecution Of
kcitncr for Robbery and II
Discharged by Court.

In the prosecution of II. L.. Keltnor
FOR the robbery of three youths at
their rooming house, 1OS Eas.
Cameron on the night of Novcm.
her -, the jury In district court
was dismissed by Judge a, g. Brew
stor and the case will be set foi
rCtrial
kcltncr was said 10 have been
one OF three men who awakened X,
Il, Lee. Ralph voting and u. w
stewart about midnight. and after
lining the victims up In their sleep.
Ing room, took small amounts OF
money from each. keltncr gave a.
his abb that he was visiting =
friend I'm Kendall addition AZ the
time OF the robbery.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-03
DEBATE IS EVEN,
ROTARY DECIDES
Greer and Oberholtzer in
Turnover Tax Argument
for Government

Ey unanimous votee. the Rotary
c'uu aft"r the weekly luncheon at
Hotel Tulsa wednesday noon do
tldcd both Frank H. Grccr and T..
j. bbcrhollZcr had scored equal
pulnis IN tho debate on taxation
mothOd4. Tho question was whether
a gross turnover sales tax should be
adopted hy the government to re-
place The surtax. income and eN-
r"ss proflta taxes Each speaker
"nH given ten minutes fpr argument
and five minutes Tor rcbuttal, Greer
TOOK 'ho affirmative and Dvcrhult-
/rr tn" negative.
Grc'r contcndcd that taxes to
support tho government should he
y lid by everyone IN a manner that
does not leave the amount In doubt
ana which viii not permit of 'pyra.
midluE.' which. hr claimed. is done
now ON a large Hal" tie declared
ihat everyone is paying tnNos no
matter 10 whpi financial clrcum
stances he may bD, cvou though he
pound ~ coffee. The gross turn
over iHN. hu explained. would be iu
Ga" nature ot u cunsumer tax. I,
would be- one to two per cent Of the
tusi ut every article purchnsTd
whether mcrchaudiar or service, and
would Doc paid only hy the consumer.
lie charged that the consumer now
phys about ten per cent for gov
eminent taxes, aud declared that tho
turnover tax plan would reduce this
Go approximately two per cent.
bbcrhullZcr declared that II the
present system is at fault, ~ can be
corrected 10y rouiiustmcnt II In not
IA" hhollahlng Of the present ays-
TEN that is needed no StITrd If
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THE THEATERS

.oHruEtM Otpheum News and r,ri .,
~ Tho Day vaudeville. Du,oa brother
10 European Ecceptfics" ptutumiu
buly Hibbiti ana Eddie Maliie 'utl,i',rs O.
u Two Ladies Sion. - Us6tgc snd "
- Frvfe, dancers. IN "te o.oIuck ~ ID.
MsS19" nan Marie uaspar .Inrln,
'.,''ly 70 Hun'hado~. from Aorgla.d
h"H."" AIS win Kate Pullman anI Itya
uhnd ~ cnu"dy act, iiarry van ras-ru.
hIa,FtHfr COMEDIAN. IHua s'illuH sti
he,i N'HI". comedians IN Tho nuttsrn.
,hestra
MAJESTIC "The JunRuns" from novel
- ppie Read. starring Monty nlue and
Mab'l iuiehe Scott, MsjrHtie Nrwa.
Majestic orchestra ana orHsn.
PALACE "Doep water Morris Tour.
h"nr production, fsiho News. Palace o..
nIAtru. The County raif." comedy
drama. featuring wealry nr"rhlcsI
harf). The Gumpa In ~ the IaI nnI.
mated ,ertoon.
srRAHp. "oncsr sse., oomci,.d,soua.
with Tom Moore. U0un comedy
nOYNLt Evolution VI Man" drama
with Nathan Ilirah. "Nslvrt riuEeru 10
serial Win George D. H,Itz. comedy aud
Two acts ~ ysudesillc,
nuoApWAY Riders ~ tu, Dawn.
vsstrtn drama ratbo News Tho sweet
heart SHOW, fnuHlcHl comedy. Alt native
lia~aiisns singers ana players
LYur "rbe son NJ reu,u. serial.
seventh rpsode THE ropperhruI" ye-t
rfn drama. 'Nu HaU"d Ip" comedy
with ~" ii8b Room huyH
WoNDEUIAND. Tho Speed Maniac" a."
western drama. Win Tom MIN. "simp
ami Saipu comedy "Klug ~ tho
CUcus.' rrrtl with LIlIe Polio. Jewell
Golden company, musical romedJ
tolophonos. this money TO be divided
hctweon the telephone company and
the buainrss house IN which the tote
phone IN located.
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SUES FOR HIS MONEY
i'oIcs Says Nuskogcr Rcfrigcrn,ing
Company WHs Not solvent When
He Purchased stock

Judgment for $3.50 was asked Iy
F g. Hules In district court Wedncs
day against the International Re-
friger0ting company. of Muskogce.
the former alleging thore T.. yet due
him this amount for stock returned
TO the company.
BOlcs says ne purchased 1000
shares of stock valued at 81 600 on
july 20, 1920, under representation
hy the defendant companys agent
that the corporation was solvent. lie
claims he later learned that tho
company stock was practically
worthless and that when he de
mandod the return OF the money
paid for the stock, the company Of
ficers allowed him only $40.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-03
Homemade Remedy
Stops Coughs Quickly
The host cough metY1eine you ever
used, \ family suppy easily aud
quickly made. saves about ~.
+s.s.*a..s:ass.a..*+:+:

You might be surprised 10 know
that the best thing You can use for
severe cough n remedy which
IS easily prepared at home IN Just
few moments it's cheap, hut for
prompt results II heats anything else
you ever tried. Usually stops the
ordinary cough or chest cold in -
hours. Tastes pleasant. too children
like it-and 1t is pure and good.
Pour 2H ounces OF PineN in a
pint bottle; then I'LL IL mp with plain
granulated sugar syrup, Or use clari.
fled molasses, honey, or corn syrup,
instead OF sugar syrup, II desired.
Thus You make full pint family
supply--but costing no more than a
small bottle of ready made cough
syrup
And as a cough medicine. there ia
really nothing better to be had at
any price. 1t goes right to the spot
and gives quick, lasting relief. 1t
promptly. heals the innamed mem.
brancs that line the throat and air
passages. stops the annoying throat
tickle, loosens the phlegm, and soon
your cough stops entirely. Splendid
Tor bronchitis, Group, hoarseness and
bronchial asthma.
PineS is highly concentrated com.
pound OF Norway piSe extract,
famous for healing the membranes.
To avoid disappointment ask your
druggist for "2h ounces OF PineX"
with directions aud don't accept any.
thing Js,sc Guaranteed to give abso.
lutte Hatisfaction or money refunded
Thf Pinex Co, Fl Wayne, Ind
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-03
CLOSED SEASON ON FISH
Game Warden Warns Against TAX
Ing Game Fish or Mlgra-
tory birds

Closed season on all migratory
birds under the federal migratory
bird law began at midnight Monday
and at the same time under the
oklahoma state law the season on
all game fish closed for three
months.
O. X. Delmnn, local deputy state
eamc warden, said Wednesday that
all deputy wardens in this part OF
the state would continue their search
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-03
DENIES HE STOLE CIoru,vo
Schrivcs Sent to JAN On ,h,r.. =.
Stealing suit at Grading Camn

Jim schrivcs entered a plea =,
not guilty to the charge OF s..,
ing a suit OF clothes valued az a.,
from II. Bean. OF West Tulsa al n
arraignment before Justice II. y
Gray Wednesday afternoon and Va,
committed to Jail under hoad a,
$1,000 for preliminary hearing F,A,
ruary s.
Bean claims Schrivcs stole m,
clothing Monday. Both men A.,
employed at n grading camp on.
mile west OF West Tulsa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-03
PHONE INCREASE
COMES UP TODAY
MI g.. ........ tlrn.lu IltHn
Bell Company Wants Hike
and Permission to Al
ter System Here
SUBSCRIBERS CALLED
City Attorney Wants Patrons
of Company Who Have
Kick to Testify

Tulsa subscribers will be- given an
o,,un,,,nity tn prcapnt their Eriev
nnces against tho Southwestern I'eII
Tcl.phnnr company during th" heh
ing 10 be- held by the state 'oipoih
linn commission ia tho municiph'
auditorium beginning at 10 o'cl"'h
'rhur,day morning No infnrmh' l"h
has hocn received locally nH I" Wh''n
ou, nf the thrco rummlaNohcts W"
conduct the hearing.
while the telephone company ~
t,rtinF nm order for an Increase ~
iatca that viii bring onrnlnEH 10
what II considers justiil"d p''
crntngc, no specific changes W
asked ia present rates. thhrHoH ~"
buHinors telephones NJ" now w ~,
nat service ard 81 for menAur'n
service. for residences t"lcphoncs
s2.7G for unlimited service ana -
for measured service. The rate Tor
two. party lines rs E2.hO a thonlh 10
each subscribcr.
city says les Iuough.
CITY Attorney Frank u. Duncan
paid Wednesday he viii contend on
bchplf OF the city that prcS"nt rates.
are sufficiently high To not only TO-
turn an adequate percentage on mo
many hut that It IL high enough To
nss,irc halter telephone service TO
subs ribcrs than they hrc now ro-
cciving
10 provc to the corporation com
u,isalou that local service ~ poor ne
wants dissatisfied subactibers Ia i'll
the municipal auditorium ThurshhN
morning prepared to give tholr i'H'''
mOny.
"Tho more the better" he de-
,ia,sd "Evon though some of them
may not be gwen an opportunity 10
testify, their prcHenCc VIII az"
weight ,o our contention that the
present type of Rervicc given sub
srrihers H. entirely inadequate Tor
city the sizo of Tulsa. Tho tcie-
phone company was given ~ ire
mendous increase In rates during
tho war--an increase that is really
unjustified under present conditions.
IL there is To he any change In rates
at all. they should he reduced in-
stead of Increased"
Bcli Wants Improvement
George y. BELL. local manager for
tho telephone company. win doubt
lcss be examined at length during
the hearing. Bcl, believes several
not make n substantial difference 20
regular Subscribers but which viii
mean Increased revenue lie would
increase the price Of individual rest
dence lines to encourage the use OF
two-party lines. Because of the
creased expense In handling and
maintaining party lines, he SAYS,
earnings would bo more In proper
tion to investment, Al present. he
says there In only 20 cents differ.
encc between the monthly charge
for individual lines ana party lines
that nearly everyone IN using indi.
vidual lines, thus increasing expenses
of the company Tor help and for
maintenance.
The company will probably ask
for the privilege OF installing nay
telephones In downtown drug stores.
department stores and Confoction.
cries, TO replace private telephones
thnt are used almdst "o"stantly by
patrons ot these establishments
without charge. A charge of 3 cents
viii he made Tor city calls over these
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His Ruin,

what do you think Of the break
in prices?" at will ruin me-" re
piled the profiteer. I'll have to sell
what have left Mt only a little
moro thnn Il cost me"
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Practical Estimate.

did you say Bliggins Is good
loser" Yes" "Why even when
his luck is worst he never loses moro
than two or three dollars" That s.
what call a good loser
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for violators OF the game and fish
laws The law is closed against the
taking OF all game fish until May
/ when the spawning season Is
ppaaI
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Probably.

Jack Staylate---Just as was bid
ding her goodnight II dawned upon
me
Friend What did-morninre
P"-ton TRANSCRIPT.
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Env. Chemise-Special. 3.95, 5.95

Pink wash satin, crepe de chine and geor-
gette envelope chemise with ribbon Ghoul-
der straps good workmanship and mate
rials.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-03
Silk Gowns-Special, 4.95

one lot OF womens gowns, neatly made of
good quality crepe de chine; some are per-
fectly tailored others lace trimmed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-03
Bloomers-Special, 3.95

one lot OF womens boomers made OF pink
wash satin and crepe de chine; plain tailored
numbers and others lace trimmed.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-03
Camisoles-Special. l.69

one lot Of pink crepe dc chine and wash
satin comisoles trimmed with lace and with
ribbon shoulder straps; cut full and we'll
made.
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telephones, this money 10 be divided
hctwcon the telephone company and
the business house IN which the tolc-
phone IN located
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BY United States Naval Communi-
cation Service

/ distances given II miles; poeiticn, at noon.
uleEs otherwise spec.f!sd.l
Y BsltoEd a5i " sand Key 9Th.
AFwiake $50 SM sand Key 6sh.
ASwiao-ia 80 y ranpieo 18th
AiEeSfna $40 y famrico an.
Alssc ~ 81 o.. lon Is 80 IN,
si1o 81 y jupiter s-li'
astra 80 Hattc.gs I..a.
AZ NJ !; az q 81. len e 40 9Th
b-;i4ii Lantern 100 Il Ras;eras 100 A-4
cae..que 100 r AMBROSE 7tA.
caloris ~ y Jupiter 9Th.
c sinSsa i iss MI + 6 Asossi s sss
Caro- Ebano 10 y Jupiter 9Th.
cheater Sun 500 $ Hatteras 9th.
City Of Weatheffcrd lat So IS, Ion 81 II
colu.nb.s 50 w San Juan eth.
Creole 81 z Jupite. 9th.
Ct1shnoc 2SI from Ambrose C.sl.
pade Coanty 100 F. Hatteras stl;.
osn.1lle 70 frcsn South Pass ",
p-!lins. % INV s. Thomas GIL.
T. u ISelnD hi w BY Cape San Antonio
9Th.
Eastern Light ici I cape Henry 9Th.
Eastern Sun $50 u Ambrose ~.
Esparta 1se 8 Boston L V Tth.
faraey $50 ESQ Ambrose 9th In tow Q.
EredorcE i xe!loyg 600 2 TamDico 9th
Geo G Henry is5 II Ha,tsras 7tn.
General George w Goethals 65 ND crtsto-
Gienpooi 30 e Tampico 9Th.
Herbert G Wylie n Jupiter 9Th.
leredia 600 Cape san Antonio 9th.
Hickman $40 DSE Asffoiose 9th ttowing str
Hoyen iiG sw T>rteras Gin.
Houston lat 2a 81: lon = 70 I IN Co.
Hpl.es lat % y. Ion q 70 G.h.
J " Danziger 2i0 MY Jupiter c.
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fTPPING NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD

Lake raossier 1,o7c 8 Scotland 7. V stl,.
Lake Frszee $50 NTw St Thomas etA.
Laramie 24s Sc Cape Ro;o 9th.
Lerssa SIS s Nantucket + v 9th.
Li.,nae .st 81 10. lon - "a 6ta.
y y Llilot 20 EsE Caivesloa Sbh.
Mhtnicce.; 100 ST. Nartuekst 4 v sth.
MatEra zoe 3 by y Ambrose 6rr
hotaDsI 7sl s South Pass 9TH.
Msvsris 81 $ ramplco lss!.
Mos.s Wv W as IN fs esossS osi On.
Moatroilta 100 No Asaeo Wta.
Acgro Castle d y Jupiter Sth
N.sasaske, NE Frying Pan 6s.a.
SsGcn A3S r rcxpain 9th.
Oscar . Deaastt ooe q a'amp.co Ctr.
panuco ca w Havana eth,
Panama $50 " Cristobal 9th.
Phoentx Bridge Ids NV rortugas oul-
Po!arins 200 NE by ~ Jupiter 9th.
reesrsk.ll 30 SSU Hattsras 9th.
Ponce AZ ~ San Juan 9th.
R ass aso y e sssa k ss,aS Ssh sth
Rayo e5 q Scotland T. " Tth.
Reaper 1l6 ~ Hattsrle 9th.
Robin Adair iea N San Juan <th.
Rochester e5 s, Oprfnl,g 18th.
R!olfeoasal 2S5 y Lobos Island 6ta.
: y Hurt i0t from Ha.-eras t-a.
saeca Kappa l9a EsE south Pass 9.h'
san San Io r 2ss II san Juan 6,l,.
San pe.b!o 80 s Scotland J. IN sth-
Santa Theresa LAT % 30. Ion 80 % 9Th.
so sS1si 81 Else 81 South &c. Pas. 'a stu. '
steadfast iss HJW Hatteras 9Th.
Tsmaha 100 Sc Key West 8 PM 9th.
Tekoa rs EHE Galveston 9th
Texariynna zG0 L Capo Horny TN.
Tolos 500 from Scotland l. v 9th.
Tomalva rs Nl Miami 9th.
Trontol.te "a Sc Hattcras 9th.
Turke4tsn lat 50 II, lon II 50 9th.
W @ Teagle 2sS w Tortugaa eth.
w II Tilford 378 u by ~ Tanpico 9th.
Waiter y Munson aol Ambrose 9Th.
Waaahatc,iie 1T w Bermuda tn.
west Cnmah aA33 Sc San Pedro 9th
WesI tiarshaw $50 r Cape Henry 6th.
W!lipcio 81 SW Iatteras 6th.
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EUROPE

Pre-war standards of comfort
now found everywhere along our
routes. Our illustrated booklet
Europe 1o21-Conducted
Tours" offers 90 tours of differ
cnt lengths and prices. Next sail
ings from New York, May "a,
June 2 and %. Parties OF Is.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
CONTINUED FROM pREonplNG pAGr)


~ Storage passengers. mails and iad-e,
Str France lI'rl, Iagre april 20, 70 the
Celnpa grie Generate Transsfiantique. with
@e6 first, Sai second cabin. 333 storage PSI
sSlgers. mails and ladss. Wenf 70 pier %,
Str Patria arr. Marsesllss Ap4ii 20. Ma
Ups 2Sd, Palermo cath, to " Eiwsn Go,
With 14z first, go second cabin, ]. 800 steer
age passengers ard nfdse. VIII so to foot
Str Rocaasn.bean cSro, IIavre April u. to
tfse Compagnle Generate Demonstrations,
With 2f6 cabin. 355 storage passengers and
nxl6e.
Str Mercian Br,. Liverpool April %. %
tho White star Line. with passengers and
Eitlse.
Str Maine tBr), London April %, to the
Atlantic Transport Line. with fEdss.
Htr Keifuku Maru (Japl, Rotterdam April
IL, 20 Suzuki & Co, 81 ballast.
STR Glenspean C6r), Santos April J., Flo
I4nelro I'd. Hshla 18th and Para .3d, to
tErness. Witty Co. vita .ldse,
srr Nora, TEmpicv April ~, 20 The Pan
A4aeriean Petroleum. Corporation, with crude
Str SPECS (Nor). Laguayra April 70 end
PIerto Colombia Oath. 10 the Caribpea,.
Steamship Line. with mdse.
SIT Karen Fogenoes NoS. Gas i nm
etr Thomas II wheeler. Galveston.
Str Concho, Galveston.
Str w III Libby, Galveston.
Ctr Vesta, Port Arthur.
Str Lake Fillmore, Brunswick, Ga.
Str Goffredo Mameli GtaD, Norfolk Nay
o. TO the Columbia Marine Corporation, in
baliaat.
Sir Mary. st John, NIB. May 4. 20 The
Bull-lnsuiar. Line, IN ballast.
Str Bristol, Providence.
Schr Mabel r. Gum (Br), Liverpool, NS.
May ., 70 j L Whitney & Go. With wood
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ecoNTTNuE1, on next FACE
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

6e35 AID.
Schr Ella. G-teEost Tor New York.
schr At!falis G,eenpor. for New YORK.
Scar p JoEel. New Haven for New York.
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THE LAND OF
EVANGELTNE

BY S. S. Fort ST. George,
$4,000 tons. Visit Halifax, Grand
Pre-, Gulfof St. Lawrence, Sague-
nay, Montreal, Quebec. Return
via Lake Champlain.
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NATIONAL PARKS

Every American should some
time make The Great Circle
Tour of 9 National Paris-the
Incompatible circle of Natures
Masterpieces. Shorter tours for
those whose time is limited.
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ALASKA

Five tours, including Lake
Atlin and the Yukon to Dawson,
with transcontinc entail trips
through the Canadian Rockies.
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and TOURS. STEAMSHIPS. EXCURSIONS end TOURS. STEAM

STEAMSHIPS. EXCURSIONS and TOURS.
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THE FAR EAST

Honolulu, Japan, China. the
Philippines. Sailings in May,
June, August and September.
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THE SACUENAY

Via Lake Ontario, The Thou
sand Islands, Montreal, Quebec.
Eight Tours, June 9th to Sept.
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THE WORLD

Tours you have dreamed
about. Seven sailings August TO
January. Parties limited to IL.
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TRAVEL

Travel was never more inter-
esting, mere profitable than now,
as the wos'id emerges into : new
day. With conditions changed
and changing, the need for
EXPERT TRAVEL SERVICE
was never so great.
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WIRELESS REPORTS.

ST. Vascoaia CBrl. London for Boston, ex.
poets TO. arrive at Pm Sunday.
Sd Algeria (Br), Glasgow for New York
sigIralled eth; time and distance not given
VIII dock Monday afternoon.
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INTER-OCEAN
CRUISE-TOUR

Sailing from Baltimore June
IS. 90 days. California, West
Coast, Alaska.
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ELECTIONS asD MEETINGS.
Observation-Disclosures Engineers

Join. meeting OF NJ. II. 2. A.. No. 50. and
NJ. 10. 81. A.. No SO. at . 80 p M. to-day at
Cooper Union, Astor place entrance. All ma
yine engineers are cordially and urgently In
vited TO attend this meeting. Be sure to
bring your cards.