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Vital Statistics
BIRTHS
BIRTHS

larsen. G. A. iss y. s.th. g1rt
Panison. ~ ~. ijfs w. ssth. girl
Itahe. a. NJ. 1880 2end n. w. boy.
crossett samueL sti2 18th N. W.
B5wdsn. william. clyde hotel. girl
Johnson. r. j. 342i Bella Vista ave.
BaILemA A. r. ,ss ,seh " girl
walker. J. r. H. 4ei0 i4th g.. girl
Thompson. IL NJ Il ". ID. J. Box ff2.
girl
Pietromonaeo. Luigi 3tfs Meridian
ave. girl
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Name and Residencs- Age.
Anthony, w1ifred D. Jackson
VILE cal $500. e
Rilien. Ruth. Olympia ....---.-..iz
Engie. Allen r.. Palmyra. Pa .--.e5
Parsons. Hosamond. Seattle -.---.2s
IIombeck. Teddy. Portland ------.5s
Maxwell. Delta Ziiiah --.-.--.--.z7
MeAilirfer. Dwight f. Port
Blakaley ..ss....-.....--. I>gsl
schadc. Lilly NJ. Seattle So. Legal
Nueion. Pete L.. Friday Harbor- 81
Richards. Louise. Friday Hsrbor. ii
Roberts Elmer, Tukwiia .---..I
Dunn. Finza. Seattls ....---..-...z5
lIalfors. Sam. Seattle ..---.30
Cordosa- Hebecca. Seattle .---....z5
Davis. Neal D.. Seattle ......-LeEal
Thurlow. Hazel t.. Seattle Illegal
Barker. John. Seattle .-.-.-.-...4s
Johnson. Kate. Seattle ...........55
nUNynDCEC IDA NTEn
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THE LONG.waITED.roR a,

ton sale OF los, and found goods at
the university was scheduled to take
place Friday afternoon at p. m.
The a. S. q. w. rooms were crowded
TO capacity with bargain-hunting
students
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ACREAGE

~ ACRES AT LAKE FoREkr
Park. ,oms SOD garden SOL: -, 4
Can make fine living washing
rrayel aud have snrdsn, oep1es
1tor Ip1 F~attte
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NOT GUILTY was the plea Of
+. a. Dusterhoft. when arraigned
in federal court Friday on an In.
diciment charging liquor law vio-
lation. Trial was set for March 2.
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To pleaSe the Souh S~s isianslrs.
a girl must be ta;toocd sky blue and
wear nose ring.
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SPECIAL, NOTICES

NOTICE. SCENARIO WRITER'S
There are many Producers anxious
to. get good stories tsynopsir
onlyl, Detailed Instructions con-
corning way in which 20 submit
script. also list of producing com
pRnies and addreeser, with their
latest needs. mailed for so cent?.
WEsTEfkS SCENARIO SERVICE
Ior lfG9 Portland Or
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coon HERilY i.AND
An EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY
out the Florence tract OF
several thousand acres 81 the
finest berry. fruit. vegetables and
dairying land In the Puget sound
country. Choice 10. 20 and to-asro
tracts; some have running water;
plenty of cedar for fencing. A
real farming district: convenient
20 cannary. condenHary and cream
cry. close TO paved road from 10
Htil-. Prices for this saie. $40 To
$40 per acre. You may have n
period of years to pay for tho
land. 6 per eeat interest ~ you
want to take advantage OF this
sale, come In and arrange to ss-
iect your tract.
~ ". NELSON
81 Sraboard Itidg.
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LAND ron SALE

The executors OF the J. c. Calvin
estate will SELL for cash. 40 acres
n. g y OF the n. ". y. and 80
acres a ". = Of the n ~. = sec
ton rs, twp. -. r. 5. This land 10
Esnton. on the old fssaauah read !;
level. and well wa,ered. This land
can be plated and sold In a-aere
tracts 10 good advantage by any
one having cash Co make the deaf
BIDS will be received up TO FEB.
ruary 4. and must be sealed and
mailed to How 1888. Rsnton.
l.. u. DUP AND THOS OLSEN
Executors Of the Estate
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FOR ENCHANGE--REAL
ESTATE

QUARTER ACRE GOOD T. q Nv
car. city water; good neighbor-
hood. Price $3.50. win sell on
easy terms or accept good office
furniture part payment
II g. HESDEttSON
sis Boston BLOCK.
t-nooM HOUSE. wfTu ONE on
two lots, built-in cupboard VIII
take light h-parsenger car or la -
model Ford as fir-, payment, VIII
give bargain. $500 i2th Il w.
Sidney feb.
HAVE GOOD CORNER Cor % J
I aeres and some cash for cottage
t-RooM HOUSE AND Lot AT ttts
Austin at 10 trade for q Ford
truck or small ear.
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ACREAGE
sKA0rr BAT LANDS

sKAOrr BAT LANDS
Vow only SIS per acre, On Easy
tcrms. We sai In small ~ large
trartA
Investigate 81 once 10 you want coed
land AZ bedrock prices. No stumps
no stones. no clearing. FINEST
ioganberry land In tho world.
Raises caebsga potatoes. pump
tins. carrots rutabaRas. hay, Data
wheat barley. Canadian field peas.
fruits. berries. In fact. everything
that is grown on tho Coast In this
state. Come 20 our office and get
full particulars: join our next en-
eursloh
SPARKS q DYE. 1.-e Second Ava
Ground Floor.
Phone Elliott b0tA
Open A. NJ. to T.. NJ
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- BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

PARTNER WANTED
Live wire 10 sell auto acceHForirf.
over 100 accessory stofes already
sell this accessory. something
new. You car clear from SIC 20
sab q day. Easy. TO sell. Pull price
fof one half interest. t3oo. Elliott
s9e5
thy HARf.Ows HONEY st'Bsrf-
tuie. Better than syrup; cheaper
than syrup. gsc pint Ask yeur
grocer.
BrsiSEss. WHOLE
or half interest a real oppor-
tuuity. town OF 10000 Box H-ss.
Etaf
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DIVORCES GRANTED
DEATHS

Hopkins. Marguerite from Harold y
Clark. Eliza beth A. from Walter III
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STOCKS AND BONDS

All Foreign lfonds Ys.s.s MAJ y q
STOCKS WANTED
~. n NJ. AuI Train Stop.
western Rubber. Aero Alarm
New world Life. Marsh Cons
Liberty and victory BondA
e. ,. sTEErLE
ifs Cherry 81. Main sssa.
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"a Observation-Disclosures

You OWE ir 70 YOUR POCKET.
Book--rRY HARLOw'S HONEY
n v : T ruTE GUARANTEED
fuliF. ASK Your GRocEN
WANrEp-oiL sroiiAGE TANKS
IN units OF 5000. 10000 and n,ooo
barrels capacity each. Box ia.
star.
THE OWL PlNs MORE fcoH
and exchange everything. fsii n
First fliiott stst.
oil. STORAGE TANKS IN UNITS
Of 5000. 10 600 and 10000 gallons
capacity each. il-so. star
WILL EXCHANGE SET on WHITE
Iceland fox furs. value $50. for
slnslnE esnaries isos John.
20 FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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KIRKLAND BERRY EAND
acres good land: 1 acre cleared.
balance easy; 60 fruit trees: well:
3 aprings4 -mile dock. Price
s2,2k0; 5000 cash. balance easy.
n. HuAPPELL. go Marion St
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WANTED--BOARDFRS

WANTED TO BoARD-A LITTLE
girl, about f25 per month s4ez
ssth ave. 3. and Kinds 81
EASTED-cHILDR TO BOARD,
szs per month. 2l02 3sth ave >.
sni Kinds 81.
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Ant WILL TIE PARTY
driving Ford ear. and who
picked up John g. Anderson at the
time his wife was pushed off the
Green Lake street car. Tuesday
X.VE Itlgml Inn M cd N
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swEATs. MASSAGE, SALT GLowa
sho~er. All Peoples Bank Bldg
Second and Pike
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BETTER cNoTHfNd

WE RATHER SILL zoe rf-
amos quick at CUT PRICES
than 80 pianes slow At current
prices. SO come In aud chocse
your plano from our large
stock OF different high grade
makes and lets trade. The
tlmr IL ripe. Let's go at
CIINTONs. fsi. Eighth ave
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR REST-ROOMs

CLEAN sTEAM HEATED SLEEP
ing rooms. t4.06 per week and up.
3lzh Cherry -
sTEAM EATED. FURNISHED
rooms, 70s Yesler.
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MACHINERY

|ELEcTRTc n0fon DETEEs.
pumps. W. Nontsiius Price Co
Rsnt or sais. Main ,is So ist y
bRAdsA 81 A-vAuGHAN. uEAyER
p;sre r. ,,i,s.s' az. .. .is, w.,. SEQ
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rOR LEASE

WANTED TO LEASE. wiTH OPP
ton to buy or Groom hunra-
low; near car. ..win consi .nn
500 Arcade bldg Elliott tbsL
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The Seattle Star

rusiished Daily at 1907 seventh Ava
Seattle. Washington.
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IiEAL ESTATE LOANS

MONEY ron WASHINGTON Farm
AND ACREAGE IOANs.- Promp,
Ss s5yI9s ca mo hor i'ssr, F nlss
Main 1910
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WORLDS FAIR TO
BE Heb IN 1925
IN PORTLAND, ORE

vs.
PORTLAND. Jan. 3 Portland is to
have another worlds fair The sum
mer of 1926 has been selected by To-
cal business men as the time for the
exposition Poriiand's first world 5
faia VAS the Lewis and CLARK Expo
sition Of 1865, concentrating the
hundredth anniversary of the diseov-
cry of the Columbia river. and for
that matter the whole OF the inland
empire Of Idaho. Washington and
Montana
Although the new proposed world S
Iair was first preached as a peace
and progress exposition. il is now
being considered as ocean ocean
highway celebration Ii is also
planned 70 make it an electrical laiI
in an effort TO display before the
world thu wonderful hydro electric
possibilities of the Pacific Northwest
IL is practically certain that a payee
highway from the Columbia river Il
the Atlantic tidewater viii be CON
pleted by 1925 and the proposed expo
sition viii be to celebrate the joinlns
| of the roseway Of Portland, Ore. viii
the elm covered streets of Portland
Me- as well as other large eastern
cities.
II is proposed TO make the wedd NJ
Of highways the motif for the frs
great worlds fair To be held fellow
| ing the World War. Articles of ia
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Girl Found Dead
DOR FLOWED LIKE
AFTER IN NEW YORK
new YEAR
Iinternationai News servIce.l

*Ainternationai News Service.)
3 c AGO. Jan. 3.-Scaitsring raids
EYerai restaurants and cabarets
ted Of adding 10 the New Years
~ by The distribution of liquor.
y q the advent of 1927 here.
~ 1hieag0's eelehrants few ar
we're made and a small quantity
Enor was seized. For the most
the observance of New Years
ASas notable for a lack of bois-
+ rayelFy that was INDUCED in.
b Sious years
Hatres hotels and restaurants re-
81 capacity crowds. Few raids
& carried out on suspected ven
90 iiquer. conducted by federal
HaIion officers and the police de-
aeni, following the anaoGnc ed
q 81 Chief Fitzsemmons by con
Eating on the efforts To Ei8ck New
s helaups and robDerfes.
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Palmetto Club
Banquet To Be
Held Thursday

The committees in charge Of the
annual banquet OF the Palmetto club
10 be held Al the Hotel Clarendon
Thursday evening at zoe O'Clock. have
all preparations complete for the az
fair, bnt the response from club lnem-
bers Tor tickets is very disappoint-
ing TO the committees.
A member OF the Metropolitan Opera
company ballet VIII entertain the
suthe. ing with a number Of -Rt1ial
Spanish dances ana it is planned To
make the banquet surpasa previous
auctions OF the kind ANY member
Of the Palmetto club may take as
Imsny guests as she desires. bat task
cts should be procured this afternoon
or evening at the Palmetto elab.
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II. SHARIEf,
KNOWN WOMAN
VILE, DROWNED

tNFILLE, Jan. Mrs.
sharkey was drowned ard
bud ~BilI1 Sharkey, OF los
|eet. associated In. the nsep :
Of the Gflreafh restaurant.
escaped death when an an
in which they were riding
ongh the railing Of the Nc
kek bridge al 0rtega and
| into The water AT about 10
Friday night, the body being
n later.
aatonohiie driven by Mr..
went OF the high bridge al
bear the southeast end OF The
{ooden structure.
Cause is Unknown
/ the best information obta in
other automobiles We're on
lie al the time and Just what
Hhe fatal plunge could not be
Jews Of the unfortunate acct
bead rapidly and many people
(ickly to The scene in autonio-
bme Of these being close
[of Mr.. and Mrs Sharkey.
Hir. and Mrs. Shar-key are vel
Etnd wen liked by very large
6f friends In this city. 20
n. Sharkey has been associat
Mr.. Gilreath IN the manage
i the GilTeath retaurant and h,
hiember OF the lLIks' lodge, tn
|and other organizations.
Mother Was Drowned
h her marriage to Mr.. Sharke,
harkey was Miss Flowefday
kgo her mother and sister wer
b when a boat crossing the s.
Tiver. near Jacksonville. san
stream. Mrs. Sharkey was i
h at that time. but was rescued
|cnugle have no children. Thei
~ 10 each other was frequentl
pject of admirable comment o
|rt Of their friends. Natural,
|arkey suffered a terrible shoe
physicians stated that he wa
|ured otherwise.
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Man Identlflsa

EsONV1LLE, Jan. 3.-The man
1shOt dead at local hotel on
Esday with a woman fatally
ked and the revolver lying in
II between them, was identified
Tpolice as Jack Sandefur OF Ok
! City. The woman was ideati-
Mrs W. +. Meadows, daughter
<F- Walker Of Memphis. Her ia
Oh his way 10 Jacksonville and
FTive today Police now believe
plnan did not murder the man
ZEN attempt suicide. because nc
burns We're found and there
kystery yet TO be salved back Of
bnble shooting. The woman
4 still alive is not expected t.
Er
Girl Found Dead
Is. was found deae
Focal hotel this morning xin.
/ the bed with the gas turned OF
III windows closed tightly. He
Is not known. bur ii is believe,
! from Florida town.
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CIVIC DEPARTMENT TO
GIVE TEA TO MEMBERS

On Tuesday afternoon al 2:3o
O'Clock al the Palmetto clpb. the Civie
Department OF the dub viii give tea
70 its members at witch time all mem
beers are urged to be present. Is a
surprise is in store Tor them. Club
members are also cordially invited TO
The afternoon tea
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RAGING SEASON IS
OPENED IN ORLEANS
WITH MUCH BETTING
ffnternational views servioe)

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. with d
record breaking crowd in attendance
grounds under the auspices Of the
Business Meas Racing Association.
began Saturday Threats OF the dis
trict atrrney that he would arrest
those who bet ON the ponies did not
alter the specnlatixely inclined.
There were no arrests. CAPTAIN Cape
OF the local police department simply
taking The names Of layers who ar
cepted bets, District Attorney Saus
win charge each Of these men Mon
day with violating the Locke law
-~---y-~r<--zx4s.
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Judge James ". Perkins, Of DeLand
len Sunday for Baltimore whore he
viii enter the Johns Hopkins haspi
tai Judge Perkins has not beeIf1feel-
ing quite up 10 the mark for the posi-
couple Of months and hopes to be very
Esuch benefited al this institution.
lie expects % be away about three
We aks
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ORA ING TOMORROW
FOR CHEF JUSTICE
Of SUPREME COURT

TALLA4IA SSEE. Jan. An inter-
esting event Of Tuesday that will inn
mediatelv precede the inaugural cere-
monies will be the drawing among the
justices Of the supreme court for the
position of chief Justice. This takes
place every four years and it is al
ways the new chief Justice who adj
ministers the oath OF office TO the
incoming governor.
This privilege fell to the lot OF jus
itice Jefferson b. Browne four years
Z ago and Ii was he who administered
/ The oath TO Gov Cats The drawing
look place just a few minutes before
thessceremonies began and many Of
The audience did not know who had
drawn the honor and distinction of
Icing chief justice until Justice
Browne stepped forward te admin
lister the oath of Office
Thirty first Governor
Hon. Cary A Hardee. OF Live Oak.
viii be the thirty first governor Of he
stage OF Florida. When he lakes his
cath of office and Is duly insagara.e1
there will be three living ex COVER
nors Of the state. viz Hon Albert
lGiiehrist. Senator Park Ttammel ana
lSidnev J. Cats.
The former governors OF Worias
Iarc.
| Sidney ] Cats -1Sl7 10 1921.
Park Trammell- 1913 10 1917
Albert W GilchrikI 1903 10 1913
y z. Broward 1905 to 1893.
". s. JeHnings-l901 10 1905.
Wilhssn D. Bloxham 1887 10 1901
Henry L. Mitchell 1893 TO 1897
Edward A Perry 1855 to 1898
William D. Bloxham to 1886
George I. Drew -is77 TO 1891.
Marcelins l. Starns TO 1877
1Republican)..
Marcellus l.. Starnss Acting Jun
to November. 1871
ossiaa B. Hart-ls72 to 1873 die
in oftice1 Republican.
Samuel r. Day Acting during i'm
parchment proceedings against Cox
Reed 1872, Republican.
Harrison Reed-lsss to lS7e IRE
publiean)
! David s Walkef-1Se6 to 1865
! William Marvin-1S65 to 1866
: John Milton-1sGi to 1865.
1 Madison s. Perry-1s57 TO 1861
i James E. Broome-1S49 to 1853
William D. Moseley-1S45 to 1919
Territorial.
r John Braneh-1s44 to 1915
Richard X Cail-1S41 to 1874.
! Robert Raymond to 1871
a Richard X Call-1ss6 TO 1898
John H. Eaton -1S34 to 1896.
q William p. Duvai-ls22 to 1894
: Andrew Jaekson-lS21 TO 1872
4 netting Of the Seahreeze LibraI
: tassoeiati 50 VIII be held Tuesday a
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ANNOUNCE MENT

Cream puffs Mondays. chocolate
eclairs Tuesdays, cream rolls We'd
nesdays French pastry THURSDAYS
chocolate eclairs Fridays, with ali
ice on Saturdays. Phone 415-N.
Reeds Home Bakery 1-4-ff
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TRIPLE LINDEN TREE
IS "TEDDY'S DELIGHT

ASsalNGToN. Dee n The
American Forestry Association an
that Teldy's Delight a
linden tree named for Theodore
Roosevelt by DR. f. n wisewen. OF
Phelps =. r.. has been terminated for
a place in the Han OF Eame Tor Trees
which the association + compiling OF
az trees with a history. The tire Is .
~triplet' In thar il shows three per-
fee1ly formed three from one root
base The Colonel Was delighted
with trIplets in the animal knieaom
says Dr. Wisewen ia making tbs
nomination. 50 we namea the tree
for him while he was sill alive.
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MEXICO WOULD SIDE
NTH lsi An IN EfEMi
OF A WAR WITH i. S.
llrternasional News Serves,

T0RREoN. Mexieo. Jan. I'm the
eveprA Nar between the United
SITES end Japan. not only Mexico.
but I'll Central America viii side with
JanNn in the opinion Of Francisco
villa elst while Isnegaee and entlaw
leader He Unlimited this today in an
exclusive interview With the Interna-
tienal NeAs Service correspondent.
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corporation are being prepared ana
VIII be Aled With The state aathori-
ties 81 s@oH as psssible Ialius L.
n eiss. pfoaiHeet Portland citizen and
stidsi- kncwf IL the Paeiae Northwest
Is chairman II the COMMITTEES which
ton
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BUY AT HOME

BUY AT HOME
When yeu want TO help ssAIr tszcs
EaN Al homei
When yon wani afloes, hat or aswn.
Elly ut home.
Never mind What It's Sne aieeel
canned goods. eeilars. chicken fred,
Frame this phrase NO for your ~ eed.
Buy at hoSnel
Other folks may buy by mail
You buy at honaet
Help the home store to a sale,
Buy Al home.
Every dollar sent away
Means 4 dollar less to pay
What Is owed right here today.
fslIg Al home,
Are you for Your town or not2
Bay at homei
Cheaper elsewhere Tonarnyrof
Buy At homet
Home Store qualities are true,
Home store merchants work for yof
This much then goI ought TO do: :
Buy Al honaei
Daytona Builders Supply
+ Co.
CONCRETE BRIDGE PHONE 2s6
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Sloppy in New York
INTERNATIONAL News SERVICES

I 9fhtefnalIonal NEWS SerNlce.1
~ YORK. Jan Sod Pa
erbecler had ice packs on his
~ brow SUNDAY. Despite prohibi-
nd the Kols1ead law. New y erk
bout as dry on New Years eve
the Hudson and Harlem rivers
Jun around her.
<adwas was the usual scene OF
Il Years vatniyal. The same
Et Was plentiful as in the old
50 plentiful ia fact, that one died
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of alcoholism, another was rushed to
the hospital dying from the same
cause. Cabarets and hotels We're Jam
med with joyous parties
The United States trained $4,000 air
pilots during the war
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-:-;-ff-.s.s-.s. = .s..s...-i--s--s--::.;:--..
: :.
!: CONCERT PROGRAM !:
!. Canadian Royal Orchestra :.
!. Robert j. Mscdaford, Director :.
= Casino Burnoyne :.
!. 2:3o and $50 p. NJ. ;,
Monday Evening

Monday Evening
March For Love and Honor.
a.-. H. Alberto
summer Song In ssupid,s Net
chas Armand
Selection On Boy jerome Kern
Waltz Beautiful Annabelle Lee
-......-...... c. W. Meyer
Vocal Your fyes Have Tola Me
So Kaia
Mr. Madaaford
Overture Queen Of Autumn
Carl Bigge
Angels serenade ...---. G. Braga
Grand Opera Selection La Trayeata
G. Verdi
Popular La Needa - John Alden
Tuesday Afternoon
March High Pride - j. G. Heed
intermeZzo-Le Secret ......
Leonard Gautier
Selection Cheer Up" fron n. i.
Hippcdrome Golden Hubble
Fox -troi- Some Little Blrd~ -
Gillespie. McPhael. Van Alytyn}
Vocal Dear Little Boy of Mine
E. r. Bal
Overture La Dame blanche
- r. A. Boudiet
To Spring f. Cries
Grand Opera Selection. avaliera
Rnsticana +. Mascogir
Popular Why Don't You"
--. Nearly Tierne.
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CURB MARKET
Asked

sWAII. PAPER. Largest line in
the state 30 seleei from We hang and
paint. Saeeies's, Magnolia Avenue
SS-l-3-1t
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Excursion to beautiful Tomoka
river, a. m Tuesday ANA Thursday
Nutting Dock 296-1-3-3G
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netting of the Seabreeze Library
assoeiati 80 VIII be held Tuesday af-
ternoon h p. m. at the home OF Mrs.
Sidney Haigh. in the Williams apart
ments. Peninsula Drive. All members
ct the association are urged C be
nresent
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-06

horn ticks, eggs; pure bred Leg.
dottes. bas' 80 rs, Reds, Orpingtons. Wyan-
sonAbls taylng strain, postpaid. rea %
Pouitry prices catalog free. Missouri
~. arms, Columbia, Mo.
Hav,isrNs Htiie Ns-A few choice thoroughbred
osage az, ior sale. lla3 North Main.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-06

RHODE ISLAND REDs-America's best
U.ooIi with color, size and type: but
Ve1, al, heavy laying qualities. our
UvSr. on" mated 70 produce winners and
go, oockcrcls still left. College mn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-06

LOOK 1850 cash and t1b per month
puts you Ia immediate possession as
owner Of new tour.roum house. Price
s. 500. Room for garden. You can make
what you are paying out fnr rent pay for
this horne. Let ms show YOU, osagr 71sl
city Rcilty-luycs Co., room D. No
braska Bldg
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PERSONAL PROPERTY

im ipS sALE-some select erade osl -
''p' can Usage 4O14-J.
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SIX ROOM Iuoirru. nice corner lot n
pavement. just located. Only f5.25q
Mrs Hcuda arson, Usage 91ei,
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tAkM ANn pNRN rKoUuCrs 81
FoH SALE oo0 bdes alfalfa hay. Tor
sale at Houston farm. three miles south
on Peoria street rosd.
ALsEtoA,LFA hay for sasi .ntra good. 9oc