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The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-12-21
Notice of Annual Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that
the annual election Of the stock
holders of the Denton Coleman
Loan and Title Company, of Bat
Ter, Missouri, will be held ut the
office Of said Company in Butler,
Missouri, Thursday, January
18th, 1923. The meeting will be
convened at nine o'clock a. m. to
elect nine directors to serve dur
ing the ensuing year, and trans
act any other business that may
properly come before the meet
ing.
c. A. Denton, President
Attest: John W. Coleman,
loft Secretary.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-12-21
Rural Home Makers Club.

The Rural Home Makers Cluo
of Pleasant Gap met with Mrs
Adolph burst Wednesday, De-
ccmber l3, 1922, and the follow
ingeprogram was carried out:
= Roll Call, Childrcn's Sayings.
Song. open the Door for ths
Children" by Club.
The Right to be Well Born
Mrs. Adolph burst.
The Responsibility Of Parents
to Their Children, Mrs. Georg'
Minnick.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-12-21

Mahlon Pitney. associate JUS
lice of the United States supreme
court. Saturday sent his reslgna-
ton to President Harding to be-
come effective January ]. un'
der a special act of congress mt
new was allowed 90 days IN
which to arrange his retirement
from the benQIf. although he has
not reached the retirement age
The decision as to the date OF
retirement was reached after a
conference of Chief Justice Taft
the president and Justice Pitney
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-12-21

After three charges of nitro
glycerin had failed to force open
the vault of the Bank of Deer
field. at Deerfieid, Mo-, the rob.
bers Thursday night abandoned
their attempt to rob the bank
Nothing is missing except a re
vorver, which was in an unlocked
drawer.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1922-12-21

February. I.23 when and where you
,,.y ant,rar and answer or otherwise
defend such action; otherwise PLAIN
mrs rctit,on Will he taken as con :
i..s.,i and Judgment rendered acc"f"-
G e. SW ARENS.
Circuit Clerk.
seal, L. e. SWARENS.
IA, Circuit Clerk.
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The Times phone number IS s
Get the habit Of calling up.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1922-11-08

The Republicans VIII OF IL Assem-
bly, aad will control the Senate by The 1923 Legislature
will line up follows
Asembly-S2 Republicans. IS Democrats.
Senatc-26 Republicans, 25 Democrats.
IotIl-l06 Republicans, 9S Democrats
The present Legislature is divided as follows:
Acmhly-lO2 Republicans A Democrats | Socialist
Scnatc-7o Republicans, II Democrats | Socialist.
Iotal-lil Republicans, s. Democrats, Socialists
Dr. Royal Copeland elected United by
Overwhelming majority Senator William ~ Calder The
tor Dr. Copeland shows that he swept the Smith
slide but that the people repudatcd Caders endorsement
Of the fordnc tariff bill and considered Dr. Copeland
desirable candidate
Returns from 1000 districts 1901 York State in
Guiding 272} OF 27 New York City give For Governor
Miller 9O}0S Smith 1875 646 giving Smith plurality 4O5 25S
Com2 from New York City for Governor give: Smith,
755474, Miller, 2768O+; Cassidy. 62,434
Returns from }6 districts including 243+ in New York City
give o United States Senator Calder 5000 Copeland LBS
S9} Rv1ns Copeland plurality of 24S94z
The rs: OF The State ticket elected was follows:
Lieutenant Governor. George r Lunn Of Schenectady
Secretary ct State, James a Hamilton Of New York City
Comptroller, James ". Fleming
Treasurer George X. ShuIer Of Lyons
Attorney General Carl Sherman Buffalo
State Engineer and Surveyor, Dwight Ladu Albany
With siXy-eigh election missing the vote for Unet
Senator New York Copeland o549 Calder
28327o giving Copeland plurality of 392 69 votes
Gov Miller failed show the strength his party expected up.
State and down the Bronx with only 74066 as against
100000 two years ago
Smiths plurality Greater City is 1900 exceeding that OF
city up the State winning Syracuse Gov Mes city and turn.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1922-11-08
LODGE DEFEATS
GASTON FOR SENATE
BY ONLY 1,945
Has Exceedingly Small Mar
gin His Complete Vote
tlO,O75.
RECOUNT TO BE ASKED.


'''"' '..N. "''. senator Henry
Cabot IoH.. w.a r. ..-.tnl over VII.
lam. r...t.r r..r..r..--t ,...,.-.r-,.
.r. .......... .,,.,. .r.. .....
.'. '.... COM. ..'' was.
'as''1 '|''s": lodge 'l'.t,..
90. f.. '.I~rl. o.rrt cities ln tr
STAT. r.,gr. and ,..,..,.. ......,. ....-,...,
IH. democrats n'iN"I,.j t"lg0.s
rrr'.5 80 Washington a- r.artnuary
and Diff. .gnp.r, ,,f t.. mon. ,,.I,s
,....... ...
''''. ".''' "
''' ''7 course Fl" hhn''aHI nI-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1922-11-08
Say His Victory Makes Him the Outstanding National
Figure in the Democratic Party.

The toowne
throughout
T..
Alfred 4. Smith unprecedented plurality
will be effect national Democratic politics VIII
not be outstanding man and possible Canlidate2
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1922-11-08
THE WORLD TnAvrL RrRr,U.

Arcade, Pulitzer IWorlG Hul-rg s5-a3
Park Row. d = Guy Tslepaoas bees-sa
1000 Check room for bsEBaEa end parcels
oInl day and night Money orders Ead
travellers checks Tor tale.-Adr.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1922-11-08

Tho World Almanac Of 1917 shows
Lodge won by a plurality Of 32.o39 In
1916, tho vote being Lodge 267l71
aud Fitzgerald 234,23S.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1922-11-08

election by such a large majority
I'm the largest state will havo
great Influence I'm the southwest.
GEORGE l.. BOWMAN.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1922-11-08

Racing Entries on Page Eighteen.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Continued.
P. F. CARLEY.
REIIABLE BUSINESS AND
REAL ESTATE RR0TEQ

REfIABLg BUSINESS AND
REAL ESTATE BROKER.
si7 ST. NV. FRANKLIN elss
SOME PLACES THAT MUST sE SOLD
At ONCE. - FEW OF OUR MANY
Gro. and meat mkt In good nv. see. /;
81 500.
r.F. cARLEY
Gre. ana meat store. in hpe nv. see: doing
. splendid business: nice living rooms /:
rent. $50; price. ts.5oo
Pr. cARIKY
oyster House and lunch room Ia a ,ery
busy ne. Sec: store and 3 living rcons.
reasonsbie rent: price. $500.
?. .. cARLEY
CiEsr snd conf. store In very good nv.
sse.: rsssensbie rent spd price.
p. 2. CARIKY
Del: ssd grn, IN good No. sec; rent.
s21.so; steam heat and elec: price. $3.50.
-. CARLEY
Near heer sns lunch rom and pool; Z
ro."ns; ia ane nv. sec; good place for the
prize asked.
Pr. cARLEY
s-suty psrlor: In god nv, see.; Iir-
Ing rooms and bath: rent SIS. Including heat
and tanitor service: price. $3.50.
p. y. CARLEY
ceaf. busy s~. locstion: doing q good bus.
has fountain: rent. sis: price. 81. 500.
p. '. CARLEY
TsiIoriss store and 10 rooms: in q foo<
busy sec: rent. so: will make price right
P. F. CARLEY
SIT st. nv. FRANKLIN s15s
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For Rent-Stores and Offices

Y AVE-. Mr.. l4TH sr.-sTGDIO on
"rice: IL per mo. LOUIS p. SHOE.
ytEER. I407 V Y. svs. nv. Main 1Iss
FLORIDA AVE. NR. conn. 4vH.-TARGE
'front.' roon. hrst no1r LOUIS p sHoE-
NAEEr fAnI n Y. ave NV Nais siss.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

LOFTS r. SHOEMAKER. 14oT " T. ave-
Improved u. C. real estate. OF for buiIdiuf
prevailing rate Of interest ard roumission.
Main 1866
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HELP WANTED
Male.
MANY POSITIONS OPEN
for men daily. Washing
ton Business Bureau, TO 14th
WHITE BOYS

" III II DO1 -
About IS years Cd for bundle wrappers.
those with the very be references med
srPlT. RON GOD. Herald office. 5h5
FAPERHNNGERS AND WALL. sCRArERs:
plenty work; best wages. 30Os Georgia
y ave NV 4as
ACCOUNTANT: HOTEL EXPERIENCE;
rn"h "r"ning NATL PERSONNEL RU-
fEAU. 3nI Bnnd Bldg. 18th s1d y Y ave
Jns
TN"rN~TE: Licensed: HEATING rLANT
7. rrR<ONNET. RTREAu. 3o5 Rnnd
Bldg. iIfh and y. Y ave. sos
ELECTRICIAN: EXPERIENCED: CEN
"rsl horse ronst G"tlon work: 81 to 81 pcr
,'av- NATL PERSONNEL RTREAU. sHa
Ford u dg-. 14th and y. Y ave sos
ATTOMuRILE PAINTERs: STEADY
work. Apply 1880 Kalorams I'd. n
sNESMEN WANTED Twm WITH
i'm a~sniA~d. Nv SHIRLEY. aOs Rond
E'1E 'i'H ~ and Y. 7. ave. az
.YOTN': WY tTwOI WITHOUT SELLING
rNr~rirrc". >afi.fSd with $50 rer week
-@f9 Rnnd Bi'IE-. 18th St. and y Y. ave.
474
BARBER vANTED-AFrLY I5a2 ~ ST
N"rthwes. 4aT
ASSISTANT ROoKKEEFER IN. F.: REAL
estate business. $50 r~r month. Natl.
PERSONNEL. RTEEAr. 3T5 Bond Rldc
'tfh Y Y. ave. a.
"FFICE POSITIONS -- REG. FEE. "5c
WAS VI g TON EMPLOYMENT
ENCHAN'IE. 1910 At 541
CUATFFETR. HAVING u e AND MD.
p"rrsit anf Identification card: good Tav.
N'T'I PERSONNEL. ETREAT. 3OJ E"nd
RdT-. 1fth y '. ave. 4S5
COT-NTTii INN: ENrERIEHCED: IOCAI.
r. ferenr"r: good pay. MATT. PERSON
VEL RTEEAT'- So Rond B'dE.. 1rh 4
Y Y. ave. 40
$ ESOGE NPTIER. KNOWLEDGE OF ADD
ir- M rri0c. 80 ." S3n rer wrrk. MATT.
ri'T;SnNNET. ~ REAU. 3n5 R"rd EldE..
- D & Y V. ave-. +1a
TYPIST. ENOW IEDCE OF STESo-
--1pE-- fair ~a'srv. advancement. \AT'L,
rr-RSoNSEI. RTEEAU. 3n% Bond BIfg..
1f'h snh ~" ~
SN TSNFN: ST.vEHN OPENINGS. SAL
ar -,Srr-aurrt NNTT PERSONNEL
rUPTNr 20 I:"nd E'IE. 18Th and Y
2s2
S"D' r'S"ENST.r. FiRST-CTNSS ONLY:
e." g. .,ar wc"k NATL PERSONNEL
rr-Rr.iT an- T"nd BIdg 1fth and 7.
-. 29s
'.--IrT rHSrTr'INS re: FER 2JC
vNSUr> Y ENPT .OYNEST EN-
~ NNt-F 14n- %i
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SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

GOOD ENGINEER DESIRES POSITION
With chspce for advancement. T. n. c.
A. EMPLOYMENT DEPT. 1875 st NV
PERIENCED HOTEL CLERK; HAS
been employed night clerk. Y NJ O.
i EMPLOYMENT DEPT. 1885 @ ct. nv.
2T2
MAN WANTS POSITION AS BOoK6EEP-
er. either whole Part time Apply
V ~. q A EMPLOYMENT DEPT. 1875
g ST. nv 272
AUTO MECHANIC HELLER; EEPB-
risnced. N. c. A. EMPLOYMENT
nEPT.. 173s @ st. nv. 212
SINGLE WHITE MAN DESIRES POSITION
g. iaritor M. c. A. EMPLOYMENT
HET'I. 1875 C st NV ia
FlRST-CLASS Alto MECHANIC DESIRES
B'~itiOn. VI 4 A. EMPLOYMENT
DJ1-. 1885 q ct NV. ara
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
P. F. CARLEY & co.

P. F. CARLEY & co.
RELIABLE BUSINESS AND REAL
ESTATE BROKERS.
6i1 At. NV. T,,ntIip ala.
Near Rser, stor. and living reom. !.
one of the sest NV. sec. for thi, kind Of
business; rent $40; price. 81 300.
P. F. CARLEY & co.
ei7 st. NV. Fr.nkHn sSs.
Shoe Repsir SHOP in a busy nv. Iees tiou;
store and one room: rent. $50; price. 5000.
P. F. CARLEY & CO.
81 r. 81 NV. FnnsIip sIss.
Nesr Beer snd cFsrs in 9 very good sw.
scc.; has 8 living rooms; ressossble rent
P. F. CARLEY & co.
GIT st NV. Pr,uLIIn sIss.
Con. Del. st"r. sud ro me: right %
the avenue: hss hne 70 ntsin: = dandy place
and a bsrfsin for the price asked.
P. F. CARLEY & CO.
si7 St nv. Franklin si5a.
Resuty farier on main nv. business styeet,
store aud II living rooms: rSnt. 1850; 10
come $50 monthly and bargain at 81. 800
P. F. CARLEY & co.
s7 y St nv. Fn.tIin srss.
Suburban Conf. ard Del. ,tor. and 8 Iir.
ing rooms; doist . god husin"ss: rent. $50;
VIII sscrihee for quick ssle at $500
P. F. CARLEY & CO.
6IT y St nv. Frs.tIip sIa3
nel.. good nv. SC; rest. $50: has hue
fountain and fixtures snd d,iug a COED bust
mess; price sad terms right.
p. F. CARLEY & co.
slT Y st NV. T,nkIIs sIa3.
cigar 4 Notions IN so,d nv. sec; rent,
st5; . good buy for $500
p. F. CARLEY & co.
s1I y st. nw. franklin s1h3.
Hardware store: in very god ne sec. I;
forced To s.lI; submit offer
P. F. CARLEY & CO.
ST. r st. nv. FraniHp sIss.
Rooming house; god sw. ser; II roons
and bath; rent, sI6; price, $3.50.
P. F. CARLEY & co.
SIT st. NV Fnnkur s1N3.
Lunch room: very sccd nv. Vocation: store
and rooms: rent. SIT5: pric.. 81 ooo.
P. F. CARLEY & CO.
s17 r st. nv FRANKLIN sIa5.
RoominE house 10 NV sec: ~ ronms ara
hath: rsnt ss0: small cash payment; price.
Si,lS; hslsne- at the rate Of t2S month.
P. F. CARLEY & co.
s17 ct. nv. Franklin sISs.
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5000.
Bloomfngdale.

DEsIRABLE HOMES n BIooNTNGr
located near Y o.. a ste.
srn. b.: s~mi-det hrk fss a
srso. fc- fsr; double back po-ch.. ir
~onditicn- price. % .ooo. wTLnMAN A =
sth a Fl sts. Frsnfiin sans -
GooD s-RN. p PRK TTR p
rss iirht: rpsoe for Esr possession -
b arranged: loosted nesr let a
price. ss.sco. wTLDMAS a co. eth 8
sta Franklin s4os SIS
FLORIDA AVE wv. ~R fef Tnt
stories: hrk.: 9 rms; bath: Eas ana .l.c
h.-v.h.; coc. By owner; $1,000 THos. =
risHER CO.. INC. Tss lsh st. ~
Nsin ESQ.
y. z AVE-. m q cLr SwSsToPi
br.: p h.: fur heat: .lec r-i-. -:
s2se: terms wILpNAN a CO. sth q 7
Frsnknn s4es sa7
FIRsT ST ". SR EYT. e-sroRT
basement. bsy-~ibdo- br.. 2. b.. ast
Terms WIIsDNAS Co. 9th sod q
FrsbkHn e4oe Sas
VACANT. A MOST DEsrRABIE -
rooms and bath With hot-v
electricity ana Fss: colonial front
de~pinr porch: hsrdvccd ocors
er1cf rsrsre fo- csr: ~ery
prfce. % 500. sHANNoN q Il
ltth st. nv. Main z1A.
ONE or THE NoSf coyvT-
rtsnnet and coupiets bones ~
briok home ioest.S O lot $50 .
win hedss and shruss. fruit: the b.
str hrss bright rcous and bah: hEs
socrt.r: electric hrhts; hot--ster
euilttn rsfrtrertcr: t-o-csr fsrsfs \
foot alley: ehicksu hc1ss Pr4cs ts
sckEEyER a GoSs. i41s Eye :,
Main <Ts1 II
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Male or Female.

Du TOU NEED EMPLOYMENT? no You
need hrIpa QuIck -r-vire. THE Busy
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. 5cI 18th St NV.
5ll
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Fema'e.
MANY POSITIONS OPEN
for women daily. Wash
ington Bus. Bureau. 10 11th.

w.
lot women daily. W ash
iuptOn RuS Rurpau 71O 1itb
"f
>Hti- Nfifh STRAND THEATRE "TH
@nh -. ]" ' W 1913
"FFi'E POSITIONS EE'; FEE. "5r
W " - EMPLOYMENT
~ Nv Nth I''' ? - 80
blt lNFilnNF OPERATOR: cVprrr"u"a,
- 20 wool \NT'L PERSONNEL. III
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VIII ST. Mr.. v Nv -Twenty rr.
o; NV h.: elect: laundry: rarSge =
nne oond.: 500 900. Newly psnered
F1nkMn s40s !
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BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS
CLEANING coSrwAcron.

window cleaning. Vacuum Cleaning, Gen.
eral House and Building Cleaning.
THE IDEAL CLEANING CO., INC.
soi iith ct. nv, Main S2ss
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CLARENCE F. WEIGH.
~ l4th at. nv. Msi- - =
Member Washington Real Estate Rosrr
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Houses Wanted.

Houses Wanted.
COLLECT RENT IN All. SECTIONS
OF THE CITY
% rea-s ryperierre
THOMAS E. PETTY,
201S 14th st. NV. N. 4158
WANTED To RENT UoTsEs or APTs,
furnished or unturnIsned: city or suburbaa.
ITrIS r. SHOEMAKER. 1907 N 7. avs
~ Main 1855
Unfurnished.
wNNTEDf!-R': NGAIow OF r. ,. n
bedroom m first fIoorl. Permanent ten
mt: no, over SIS W z HAHTUSG.
11ns 18th st
HOUSE OR SALE.
BY OWNER. SIX ROOMS AND BATH,
brick. first class condition large cellar
electricity. garage space: suitshIn terms
Call Lincoln 1927 between 1O:3n a m and
l:3O r. m 5Io
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P. F. CARLEY

P. F. CARLEY.
RELIABLE BUSINESS AND REAL ESTATE
BROKER.
s17 ST. NV. PHONE PR. slSs
Ant" Accessories 4 TIrss; snsout.Iy oss
~ the h~st in Washington; -sts tshlished for
years; rent. $ieo; price. $500 for good
will fixtures and machinery: stock at ia
r.ntory or sisEno for all as II stands.
There Is at least s1e.ooN worth ~ stock 10
this place This is real money making
proposition. Act Quick,
PF. CARLEY
Grocery; in very rood nv. sec: store and
two living rooms: rent only $40: this 10 Q
fine place and q good hur for $1,000.
r r CARLEY
Ivy Cleaning store On ore NJ the mails
business streets in Washington: rent SIS;
for quick sale will sacrifice for 1000.
Pr. CARLEY.
Fooninr House. near Patent oniee: very
good section Tor this kind NJ b.'siness: II
rooms and baths: gas and electric: h.-w.h. !;
rent. s2oo: this Is fine house and good
buy at 81. SOC
P.F. CARLEY.
s17 f 81 nv, Franklin sISs.
S1l
DETICNTEsSEN: IN VERY GOOD NV.
section; a money maker: reasonable rent
and price.
IF. CARLEY.
s,7 st. NV. FupkIin sl53.
p. r. CARLEY.
Reliable Business Broker and Real Estate
SN"c Shining and hat cleaning store. %
NJ ain business street in the NV. section, res
soI:h'e rent and long lease. good inc: price
81 zoo.
P. F. CARLEY.
sI7 .t. NV. Fr. 6I53
<fs
IlSCH ROOM. coon wv LOCATION. 4
real money making place. reaponahlr rent;
prir" $1,000. Inquire--it will be worth the
wi lie.
P r. CARLEY.
6l7 st NV rr 61Sa.
<Il
cox. 4 DEL. STURE IN GOOD Sw. SEC
tion: store and rooms: rent $4,000: has
nire soda fountain Prize 81 500.
p. r. CARLEY.
all F. at nv Fr. s1ss
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Unfurnished.

1870 T ST. CORNER Y ". AvE-THS
rooms: third rcNr furnished Call after 5
VI? to p. m. OWNER. so
A GOOD HOI-SE IN RROOKLAND. NEAR
18TH { n l. ave- rms. 4 p: h.-vh.;
rae light. rent. So 7er month. WILDNAS
co. 9th 4 " etc Franklin s4n6. 80
\ GROOM rRAWE on oTH ST. NJ. wild
MAN 4 CO.. 9th & II SITS Franklin s4ns.
5IS
A 6ROON &B HOTsE GAS LIGHT:
VIII. larrN back yard: rent. $50 .
r1"nfh WrTDMAN & CO. 9th 4 n Sts
Franklin G4n6 SIT
4 FINE MODERN HOUSE on 4TH ST.
near Fla ave me- vms b.: Eas 4
sIN..: ,-plnnisI front rnrch: roar porchrS:
rent. So prr nI"-th. WTTDMAS 4 co. 9th
& SIS FrsnHliu G4os 5is
FINE H0N'V ~ BRENTWOOD ND:
block fr.ru electric car: - minutes to
~" T-o1~ury RVS: Eas 4 cleo: FUR. ht:
gar: Frurt 4 ear porrhHs: large lot:
h"aUtifu' lawns rrut. SSI per month.
WI OMAN & 20. ath & n SITS. Franklin
S4ns 5I9
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LOST AND FOUND


L0ST-PARROT. YELLOW HEAD; LIB
ersl reward; rrtnrn sl+ " st. $. Y. 49S
BLUE SILK HANDBAG. containing money
and jewelry. on Morrison or Livingston.
h"tvesn Conr. ave. and 3oth st. Phone
Cleveland 2O75-I: reward 4a5
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$3.50

For cclored: near 10Th snd T. ate ~
Iwostnrr ana basement hrick. ~ 4 p
lstrnha heat. -ar-,.
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> sroRIEs AND RGsENEST: 70 p
tnd b: lat. h.: gSs: cellar: price ss..
ssoO cash. wlLDMAN a Co 9th q n
Pr. sos
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GARAGES

18TH ST. Nh. YoU-srABIE: WILL RE.
model for good tenant. LOUIS p SHOE.
MAKER. 14nr y. Y. ave NV. Main 1855.
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-NrE: two good openings. NATL FER
>ISSEL BUREAU. 3nI Bond Bldg. lIth
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NsHITE. H"TET. or RESTAURANT IN
T.. risrrr. salary aud meals SAT'T. FER
~">NEI. EUREAU. sos Bond Bldg. 18th &
Z 40
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1870 LAMONT STREET NV.
- rooms and three baths Hot water heat
Electric light. hrIIt-in garage s2a5 per
north nn owe NJ two-rsar lease. Open for
Inspection from tn r. m Inspection
permit viii he assrr.d
WILLIAM x HAHrUNG
HOS 18th ST NV Instant Service"
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sTEN0GRIPHER: FIRsT-CLASs: s25 PER
zsek: s1vsncement. NATL PERSONNEL
ECREAU. 3UcI Bond Bldg. 14th and n. I.
-, "a
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Brightwood.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Brightwood.
----~S~-~~-~~~~--~~~-~~ -~~~~~---~----~--~ ~
BRIGHTwooD-cHAR SEW Won.
eru homes of siN rooms and bath. h-sat
fact and sleepinf porches. colonial rr.-
porch: hardwood ncors and trim. II,
ss.sse. MoKEEvEE a GoSs. 1915 p.
Main <Tsa q
ca. AVE-. SR. DoSGTELLow sT.-rnL
hr.: -. b.: h.-~.h: Ess; Let ron. 40.
suit. for business: price. $3.50: tF--,
wiLDMAS a CO., sth q n. Trsnkun sa7i
$1,000.
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col. birch. ami. Fsrpr.: terms.
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crsts frrnt porch: douols rear por-h: y
sl"o 'irht.: tile bsth: osf fos-- downs.
fitchss equipped with PuIinsn ,ervic.
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STENoGGNPUER: KNOWLEDGE OF FIJI
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pFFICE POSTTTONS- FEE 25c
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MASS. AVE, NR 10TH Nw-Fourt'
rms. and 2 h.. fur h.. cleo. EsrEEr ~
$4,000: $500 cash. wIIDNAN Z g
sth snd n. Franklin slOs a.
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wRECKING AND BUILDING.

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2-story frame house In rear. Prirs &,
WlLDNAN & CO. 9th and n Frank
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s21 g ST. sw-PRIvATE FAMILY,
Catholic; $3.50 week. Franklin 1850
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-16
Linen Shower Given
for Miss Jones. .....

Mrs. II. J. Rutherford. assisted by
her mother-in-law, Mrs. j. A. Ruther-
ford, entertained with surprise linen
shower in compliment to Miss Allie
Jones at the home of the former, 1904
Second avenue Lorth, Saturday evening,
April S.
AS Miss Jones stepped into the room
she found herself in the midst of many
lovely gifts which were suspended from
the ceiling The dining room and table
decorations were effectively carried
out in pink and white. A large bowl
OF tulips centered the table, harmonic
ing in color and design with the CEN
terpiece. The evening was spent
hemming towels for the bride elect.
The guests were Mrs. G. FL. Beiber.
Mrs. Charles Ryan, Mrs. Peter Jones,
Mrs Lloyd Rutherford, Mrs. Archie
Rutherford. of Belt: Mrs. Henry IYer-
son. Mrs. Mildred Weber. Mrs. George
McFadden, Mrs Jack Crawford, Miss
Ruth Day and Miss Anna Jones.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-16

chairman: James Charters, Bryon
Leverich. Arthur Gemberling, Arthur
Olson, Merwin Elton.
Decoration John Chamberlain,
chairman; Warren. Mowery. Robert
Tootel, Walter Seltzner, Marie Ne
Pherson, Eloise Walker, Gladys Bi-
rum.
Invitations and printing-John Har-
ris. chairman: Michael Vettersneck.
Herman Ivarson, Lenore Bettens,
Helen Fogerty, Lyle Higbee.
Banquet and refreshments-Albert
Fergus, chairman; Benjamine Fousek,
James Hatfield. Helen Porter. Mable
Johnson, Thelma Gaylord Edith keat
ing. ..
Program-Clark Turner chairman;
Norma Glen. Merwin Elton, Gerald
Parsons. Ruth Strain, Eloise Walker.
Ruth Gonser, vice president Of the
juiior class, is general chairman of the
entertainment committee and Mable
johnson is her assistant. These com
mittees comprise:
Party-Alice Landers. chairman;
Robert McCaig, Harold Connolly, Gen
evieve Arndt, Jean Graham.
omenade-Frances Carlson, chair
man; Francis Barth, Blake Westgard,
Joseph Howard, Helen Smock, Polly
Bristol, Annabel Rogers, Alice Lease.
Great Falls tribune., 1922-04-16
Grace Elizabeth Davis
Hostess With Theater Party.

Thirty little girls were entertained
Saturday afternoon at a theater party
given by Miss Grace Elizabeth Davis,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E.
Davis, who celebrates her birthday on
Easter Sunday. Following the matinee
at the Liberty. the guests were taken
to the Mecca Inn, where the birthday
luncheon was served at long table
on the balcony On either side of Il
crystal basket of yellow jonauils were
two crystal candlesticks with lighted
yellow tapers. In place of one large
birthday cake, small cup cakes with
one lighted candle were at each place.
Candy Easter eggs on which the names
of the guests were written marked the
covers for:
Roberta Minter, Helen Curry, Betty
Cooper. Marian Gilchrist, Margaret
Holt, Margaret Gaines, Margaret Coul-
ter, Mary Jane Mills, Rosemary Gies,
Charlotte Southmayd, Margare
Nathan, Evelyn Fisher. Frances Har-
per, Mary Jackman, Hortense Marian,
Barbara Keith, Jean McLennan, Eliza
beth Strain, Nadine Whitford, Rather
inc Wbitford, Eleanor Robinson, Mar
jorie Butler, Jean Reid, Betty NAL
colin, Gertrude Armour. Alice stukey.
Lillian Wilcomb. Ruth jackson, Bessie
Templeton. Elizabeth Bertche and Jane
WcAtherMax.