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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-08-21
FINANCIAL
REVIEW


New York, Aug. 2l-(AP)-Stocx
revision this week in reflection Of
Wall streets concern over the
6rokerr' loan situation and specula-
tire fears that hopes of further
"melon cutting" this year might not
matcrialixe. While bear traders
hammered stocks Mt every opportun-
ity and on every pretext. brokers also
reported n large volume Of liquidation
ny small traders and investors. The
departure for Europe Of. several
prominent 'bull" operators also in
believed to have influenced some of
the selling.
The selling movement started on
the announcement that directors Of
the Standard Oil company Of New
Jersey had declared only the regnlar
dividend on the common stock, Wall
street having been led to believe that
plans would be announced for the re-
tirement OF the preferred issue
through the sale Of new common
stock coincideMt with an increase in
erased during the. middle Of the week
on publication II the FINANCIAL news
tickers Of unofficial limitations that
directors Of the u. S. Steel corpora
ton would not declare Q stock dive
idt nd at either the October or Jan.
uary meetings. Another unfavorahle
factor was the circulation Of rum0rs
questioning the solvency Of 2 large
financial institution in no way con.
nected with Wall street.
Selling pressure was directed
against the popular industrials, which
have been the leaders of the recent
advance. U. s. Steel common. after
establishing, q record high Of 1885
earlier in the week, broke below l49
yesterday. but snapped back to 15O.
General Motors. which has sold above
225 couple Of weeks ago, was driven
below 200. Sharp recessions from re-
cent high levels also took place In
such issdes as Allied Che ical, Amer.
lean Smelling. Case ThreshiAg Ma.
chine. Dupont, General Electric, u.
s. Cast Iron Pipe and WOo1worth.
Meanwhile new peak prices for the
year were being recorded by q wide
assortment Of spccialties including
American certificates. United Cigar
Stores, American Druggist Syndicate,
Pierce Arrow preferred. New York
Airbrake. R. H. Machinery and lnRer-
soil Rand.
The weeks business news was mix
ed in character. Some uneasinsss
was felt on the report that steel OPP
erations had fallen below 80 per cent
Of capacity. this week for the first
time in several months and that large
shipments Of foreign steel were maxi
ing their appearances at leading east
ern ports.
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FON 0AL0
1 ROOM modern house, IS foot 'front.'
age. for $3.50, with $3.50 cash. and
balance about like rent.
q ROOM modern house, 3 bed rooms.
:. well Il located. near schools. for
s ROOM modern house, 2 bed rooms,
full basement. fine lot, garage for
$4,000.
s ROOM house. almost modern, about
new. good location, east front. for
: ROOM modern bungalow, 2 bed
rooms. hardwood floors. water,
sewer, lights. heat, bath, garage,
1)Ae 30 lot. for $4,000.
: ROOM partly modern house. 2 bed
rooms, chose in, 10 foot lot. south
ftont, Offered at . bargain in order
to close an estate.
8 ROOM house, modern except heat.
chose in, for $1,000. About $3.50
cash xnd balance like rent.
8 ROOM partly modern house, 2 bed
rooms, close in, fine so lot for
81 800, on terms of $500 .'-h, and
balance like rent.
3 ROOM modern house on Sixth
street, 1 bed rooms, east front, hot
A4ker heat, for $3.50. On terms.
3EN0RAL STORE outside of Bis
marck. in Burleigh county. for trade
for Burleigh county unencumbered
acre property. ~
GEO. N. REGISTER
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6 ROOM new modern house with
maple floors and garage; has large
closets; close to schools and in ex.
cellent neighborhood. This house
is real bargain being priced much
Z ROOM new modern house in choice
location; hard wood floors, fire
place; French doors between the
dining room and living room and
other modern features. A beauti.
full residence; reasonable cash pay
ment and balance in monthly pay
ments Of 1920 each which includes
interest at six per cent. $500.
: ROOM new modern bungalow with
fine basement and an additional
room finished In basement; close Ia
schools. Very desirable and cheap
$4,000.
2 ROOM modern house with, garage
extra large lot with east front; in
choice location and near to schools
has u beautiful yard and handsome
trees. $500. Terms.
8 ROOM modern house with 8 bed
rooms; hard wood floors; hot waite,
heat; garage and extra large lot:
close in and near to schools. $500
with cash payment of $1,000. and
balance in monthly payments Of $50
s ROOM house in choice location;
has city water. gas, electric light
toilet; sink in kitchen and near
schools. $1,000, with cash paymen,
Of $500. Easy terms on balance.
8 ROOM modern house close ia
schools; has garage and hot waite
heat; hard wood floors and quartz
sawed oak finish down stairs; has
upstairs kitchennette with electric
range: gas range down stairs; fine
basement with laundry room; veg.
stable room and furnace room all
GDpafate; east front and large
trees; close to schools. This house
could not be built for $500. Price
So 800. A rarely good bargain.
IF you will give US the opportunity
to show you what we offer for sale
In houses or lots. we can suit you
In quality and price.
HARVEY HARRIS & COMPANY
]. r. Jackson. Manager.
HOskins Block.
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1Sl sAfsI.sI

Z. ! 4 & =
,S-RQOM bungalow. strictly modern,
spick ana 6pan condition, firUplace,
basement garage, east 'front.' River
/ ,ytsv, built hy owner Tor = home.
$5.70o.O0.
& ROOM strictly modern bungalow,
east front, basement gArago, one
year old, splendid condition, we'll
h6ih, sb.sO0.0O.
5. ROOM csttags. 18th stsee9, eas
ftuet, To1tay AodSSn, walled eellar,
$4,000.
|reyR0OM maAesn house. garage. east
+ front. near park, bargain at
3S,86O.0O.
|0-ROON modern honse, south front,
nice trees, close to park, $4,50O.OO.
GROOM modern house, east front.
splendid lawn and ahrubhery, 4oub-
g S:rsee. small fruits. chesp at
: l0.ROoM house, east front. large
lot, splendid condition, exceptional
~ we'll. built, beautifvl trees, lawn.
garage for three cars splendid
location for roomers. Al cohdi-
tion, hot vatef heat, $6,600.OO.
BUILnIN0 LOTS--in practically
every taJ4 - the city st all sorts
Of prices and terms.
INSURANCE. Fire, tornado auto.
ln6bile, In reliable companies with
prompt service assured.
lMY GUARANTEE-Never to make a
sale Of any property which IL not
worth the price. Over $500 sales
with n0t one complaint assures
this to every. buyer. 49,
! WHEN you THINK OF REAL
ESTATE-Think Of
F.E. YOUNG
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POTATOES

Chicago. Aug. 2l-(AP)-Potatoes,
receipts n cars: on track l2A; total
u. s. shipments $50; trading good
market slightly stronger; Kansas and
Missouri sacked Irish c0bblers aida
800; mostly around 2.85: heated 2.60
up: Minnesota sacked Fairly Ohio few
sales 2.7O0D2.75; Colorado sacked
cObblers 800
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The BISMARCK TRIBUNE
rslpt,sApotIs WHEAT

Minneapolis, Aug. 2l-le1-Whoat
futures broke sharply at the openipG
today AR6 dyAG9ea throasghout the
session. Nvora6le weather FOR har-
vest on both sides OF the Canadian
line, weak cables and bearish pri-
waite report on the Canadian west
filled the pit with selling orders at
the start and support was poor.
September was weaker than De-
cenhber and finished 2h@eM cents
down for ne day. with December IL
ceAts down.
Oats sased on. better weather for
harvest, finlsiMk y cent lower.
Rye futares, broke 2ts at 23s cents
on weakness in wheat. Barley fu-
tures weakened 6h soggy cash mar
ket and LAWYER prices for other grains.
September flaxsAed broke <hroe cents
on scattered Iiquidation and Decem.
Der lost III cents.
Cash wehat of dry spring variety
was steady to firm. Medium to poor
quality was easy TO one cent lowef.
damp springs slow and lower. Win.
ter was firm. Durum was scarce and
strong.
Corn was stesdy.
Oats were quiet for danny and dry
offerilgs.
RyetWas firm end unchanged.
Barley was one cent lower early
and close was weak, sales generally
two cents lower.
Nsxseed wae firm 10 stronger.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago. Aug. 2l--(AP)-Cash:
Wheat No. 2 red 1874; No. 2 hard
1.30.
Corn No. mixed n; No. 2 yellow
1914. 800
Oats No. mixed So: No. 2 white
49,. M4lN.
Rye No. 4. 81.
Barley 1906.
Timothy seed 5.O0@5.75,
Clover seed 23.O0032.O0.
Lard 14.7O.
Ribs 1900. z
Bellies 1915.
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LIBERTY BONDS

New York, Aug. 21--(APD-+Liberty
bonds closed: 5 1-2s 1914; first
las lOO.29; second 4 las lOO.22;
third 4 las 1918: fourth 4 las
1896; U. s. G. = 3-4s l0l.1O: u. S. G.
As lO3.l7; u. s. G. 1 las 1O7.lG.
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NOW Is THE Bargain Season in
used Cars. Hunters are. getting
the stiffness out Of their trieger
fingers, Is. coll a. making trans.
portation arrangements. We have
these rood values: Ford Coupe. '25
Dodge Sedan; Ford Touring: Buick
Touring; Ford Truck; Dodge
Screened Commercial; Light Ford
Delivery; Cadillac Touring. Easy
Time Payments.
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NJ. b. GILMAN co.

FOR SALE-'TwO Ford sedans. One
$75 and the other $50 in running
order. Dakota Auto Sales.
FOR SALE--My Buick Six Touring.
at a bargain. Car as good as new.
Call after 5 p. m. Cos Ninth street.
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NOTICES

NOTICE ssss@
The party who put hQrsAG md
q miite In my pasture can Nave aaJno
by paying for damages and tor this
CARL sCHuIx
Ri. BtsnOABHk
S-el -: -
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ron SALE
DesIRAnrr .i1Usgits


DEsIRAsIE jlUls1is I /
"A NEW slopaRaN BUNGALOW Or
Kitchen, full baaement, fstnace
heat. sesst sfsont, garaes, Niee ySyek
ttees sqd lawn. Sale price s., ~,
Terms. s''a1
"A THREE BJED1O0nG, modern 49,
story houSe. south front, neak
school, we'll loc4ted. Sale prico
! 1A,6OO. Terms. 1Ais home tvas
built in leM Or lo12.
A TWO BEDROOM. tko,story mod.
ern house, located on West TAayer
str,at, not far out. House end yard
In i.ne condition. Sale price $500.
Terms.
"A BEyEN ROOM modern house, lot
6OxlO0 feet, best location, hardwood
floors. furnace heat, trees and
lawn. Sale price $3.50. Terms.
"a SIX ROOal me1srn bunsalow, lot.
water h4e4, fun hAselu4nt, 0AEAGe,
east front. Sals price @e6oo.
, TERMS.
A TEN ROOM hsuss co,asaetelys fur.
nished, divided into apartments end
now rented. Sale price $500.
Terms. 9
TWO nOySH0 one ak foSms ,Ahd
hath, and one five rooms and bath,
both modern, double tafags, both
n corner lot Uoxtl0, located on
corner Of Eighth and BeoeAWey.
Sale price. &71EO. Tsgms: This
property he's. god reHtal slluss and
y aaeusa the 4ttpet from Catholic
M church: Sx 4
||sHEDDEN kxL ESTATE
AGENCY
Mn: year. AetIv. CITY s.!!! y!
Webb Bloek. Pkoae
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pURNlrURB ron SAL.

FOR SALE--Go0d bedstead, mattress
and springs 1921 Also sideboard
l$l6.) 422 Fifth street.
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
"a .k4kR HOMIE 32= y.


MALI I1LP Wx1gllA
GOVERNMENT PATROL IN0t8CT.
TOR-Cuards .needs1 ,fseqnehtly,
Ter Canadian and other borders.
$3.50 yearly. PartscvsAss 4soa.
Write. Oxment. o9eP.. s.. 3eAis.
Mo. Immediately. !:
WANTEO-Men and women Is 1s6lA
oGbsf troAA osoA& lemaAA ~
wages. Few weeks completss. Cat4-
Loo and special offer free. Molet
Barber Coaleee. TAreo. N pAk,
WANTED-Boy 70 learn Baker trade.
not under l6 years Of age. Must ~
neat. Apply Hughes Bakery.
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STENOCRAPHER wants clesic1l posi-
tion-in bank. Experienced rs hook
keeper. teller, etc. Have had full
cmarge. Accept now. Write Miss
A. ]. HOLY. Schafer, N. d. Wire
Watford City.
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Ron RENE-SCaAesn flats, 4 room
and : : room. ueeurnishsd. with
hSose on 30 foot lot. Also 100 BY
80 4eot Lot sopp6site Roosevelt
eebool. Phone COS, Cora 3. Nc.
Lean, after p. m.
CITY-HEATED modern flat, reasoM-
able rent. College building. Tele-
phQea. lo9.
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WORK At HOME--SC dozen max
ing scarfs., Experience. s,unhaces-
5 eary.. No canvassing. Particulars
Tor stamp. Limit 0ervice, lnc.,
$40, Lynn, Mass.
LADrES-}25.Oo weekly easy. Spare
time addressing cards. No can
Write immediately. Enclose stamp
for particulars. Elm Service, 1T N.
j Dearborn, Chicago.
LADIES--W pay $500 per. 100 p
Gid greeting cards, free pertic.
ulars for addtsssed envelo4pe:
sYorkville Card, Dept. KID, 664
Lexington Ave., New York. /.
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS WANTED
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liable quick selling addition to your
present lines. An exclusive article
No competition. No investment
required. Write today for full
particulars. No obligation. Wind.
sor Coat Co., Dept B-06, 225 w
Madison st., Chicago.
lsEW INVENTION prevents shoulder
straps from slipping. Real comfort
Ct last! Women adore it. Viii
send you one free to advertise It
Write Lingerie Nv" Co. s. w. Jack.
son. Chicago.
LIGHTNING strange battery, com
hound. Charges discharged batter
les instantly. Eliminates old
method entirely. Gallon free t.
aesnts. Ford Batteries $500
angntning Co.. St. Paul, MINI.
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CHICAGO POULTRY
Chicago. Aug. XI-(APD Poultry
alive steady; receipts two cars; prices
unchanged.
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LOST

LOSr-Large Scotch Collie don
"Flash,' two years old. light tan
and white. black spot resembles
grease spot, long pointed muszle.
Substantial reward. Notify Tribune.
~. W. c." -.
L0ST-A black and white beaded
/, purse containing valuables. Lost
! August is, on the Red Trail be-
tween Mandan and South Heart,
Reward. Address, Is Second Ave.
West, Dickinson. N. D.
LOSr-A 3ix4.40 q. s. Royal Cord
. Apefe tire with rim. between Ster.
0Ag end Bismarck. Finder notify
A. ]. Sailor, Beulah. N. d. Reward
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BISMARCK GRAIN

cent per pound discount under
% h. Far corn. 20 lbs, & cents un-
der shell.
The Washington times., 1926-03-13
Food and Riddles
lie pARADIS-A

LIE PARADISE might in
SPAIN will be celebrated at LIE
Paradis next Tuesday evening
with an array of song. dance, dec
grafton and souvenirs all planned
in the Castilian manner. A spe-
cially chartered lineup of enter
tainers will present authentic
Spanish dances and the Spanish
song hits that are now thrilling
in Havana and Madrid. Don
Harry Albert, of the lie Paradis
band, has mustered a choice col.
lection of tangos. fandangos, and
what-nots a la Spanische. But it
is rumored that they can all be
danced in fox trot time. Felix
Solarf and Walter Kolk win pre-.
sent song and dance specialtfes
involving the spirited use Of tam
The Washington times., 1926-03-13

bourines and castanets. THE lie
Paradis band will be dressed up
in toreador and nlatador cos
TUNES. There will be earrings
and tambourines for the senoritas.
--
MAYFLOWER - Thomas Nc.
Granular. the noted operate
tenor. win be the visiting artist
at the Mayflower Sunday evening
dinner concert. An extensive
operate experience has given MIR
McGranahan fine background for
his concert work. His program
WIN include a number OF charming
old English and Scotch songs as
well as number of extremely diff
ficult operate selections.
The Washington times., 1926-03-13


Renee
G M0nda Marc
ONCE Open This Week a. m. to 8 ~
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Hold
Reception
New Years

Brigadier General and Mrs. Paul B.
Malone entertained with reception
from 4 to g o'clock New Years Day
in the Argonne Heights officers club
for the officers and ladies Of Fort
Sam Houston and friends from the
city.
r The hall was draped with ropes OF
cedar and flags. AT one end the ma
tional colors and the regimental flags
we're banked and all about the halt
hung the various guerdons Of the units.
At the tea table and assisting were
Mrs. Ernest Kinds, Mrs. III. 5. Fiske,
Mrs. J. c. Macarthur, Mrs. Robert
Whitfield. Mrs. Parker Hit, Mrs. ID.
L. Spaulding, Mrs. B. B. Buck, Mrs.
L. W. Caffey, Mrs. g. ]. Nelson,
Mrs. Robert Davis. Mrs. Z. L. Ruff
ner. Mrs. W. A. Mcdaniel. Mrs. ]. J..
Dewitt, Mrs. Tompkins, Mrs. P. NJ,
Goodrich and Mrs. f. L. Munson.
- :. y
Major and Mrs. William Ord Ryan
departed Friday for their home in
Fort Sill after a holiday visit with
their parents, Colonel and Mrs. ].
J. Ryan. and sister, Mrs. Joseph
Choate King.
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In San Antonio the new
year of 1926 was welcomed
with fun and frolic in homes,
hotels and clubs. La Placeta
on the roof of the st. An
thony hotel was most attractive with
its piratical decorations when the San
Antonio German club entertained the
debutantes with "pirate ball."
Such delightful and unusual COS
tunes as were seen! Buccaneers
bold and bad, the piratesses also very
dangerous in appearance, made merr,
and welcomed 1926 with hilarity.
In the ball room and peacock alley
Of the st. Anthony hotel, hundreds of
San Antonians had reserved tables
for the dinner and dance. Lovely
evening gowns against background
of black and white "tuxs' made a
festive scene. The Gunter and Menger
bathrooms also were gay with holiday
dressings and parties large and small
enjoyed the dancing until the wee
small hours.
The interesting custom Of keeping
"open house" on New Years Day
was in vogue in the city Friday. DR..
and Mrs. b. F. Stout opened their
new home in hospitable welcome to
their many friends. Miss Durina
Wright, the popular daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Wright, was hostess
to an at home from 2 to 3 o'clock
to the members of the younger set
and college students. ...-.
At the Alamo Country club, the
Kappa Theta fraternity entertained
with a tea dansant and in the Avia-
ton club in Kelly Field and in the
Argonne Heights Officers club, re-
captions were held by the command
ing officers of the respective field
and post.
So the New Year was ushercd in
and welcomed to San Antonio society.
One can only wonder what it will
bring into the experience of those
who have greeted IL So cheerily.
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. Sam Antonio
B@Gr@ OFT halls
Announced

During the week interesting an,
nouncements of approaching nuptials
for two well known San Antonio girls
have been received.
Harvey /. Bear announces the en-
gagement of his daughter, Lucille
Wilma, to DR.. Ralph Arnold Eric
son, the wedding to take place the
latter part of January.
Miss Bear is very well known in
San Antonio as an artistic dancer
having appeared on many local pro-
grams. DIR. Ericsson, formerly of
Kansas City, Mo-, has practiced and
made his home in San Antonio for
the past three years. He is grad
uate of the Kansas City Western
Dental College.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Starnes an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Mary Elizabeth, TO HALEY
Oren Bradford of Fort Smith, Ark,
the wedding to take place in Janu-
airy.
Miss Starnes is a graduate of
Westmoorland College and has at
tended the University of Texas and
the University of California.
~ y -
The silver jubilee of the Tuesday
Musical club will be held Saturday
evening, January 80.
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silver tinsel hung from the
chandeliers to the side walls.
The dining room was adorn-
ed with gay festoons of red
and green ropes holly and
mistletoe.
Continuous music by two orchestras
added to the merriment and the en-
trance Of the new year was marked
by the Pickering Of the lights and
flashing Of the large sign above one
fire place which wished the beholders
happy new year. A din was made
BY the horns, rattlers and noisemak-
ers distributed just before midnight.
The individual tables about the
rooms were beautifully decorated.
Those entertaining parties were as
follows: II. G. Thorman and party
Of fourteen; r. L. McDermott and
party of six; Z. A. Basse and party
of ten; A. F. Boyer and party of
ten; J. f. Behrens and Mr.. Fox,
party of eight; Walter Schafer and
party of eight; II. b. Weary, party
of eight; Frank Rogers, party of six;
n. A. Saigh, party of twenty; NJ. {.
Schebel, party Of six; II. L. Strick-
land, party of twelve; W. l.. Nc
Daniels, party of eleven; Jack Altori,
party of six; DR.. Max johnson, party
Of four; J. W. Owens, party Of four;
w. G. Hundley, party Of two; Henry
IIirshberg, party Of two; Mrs. Fred
johnson and party of twenty-four;
Jake Jarmon, party Of eight; Joe
Rubin, party of four: II. L. Wright,
party Of eleven; Mr.. Trcncott, party
Continued On Page ., Part 81
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S. A. Society Launches 1926 Season
IN THE PICTURES

MRS. WILLARD e. HICK-
AVA ERNELL, center, was be-
fore her marriage Tuesday even.
ing, Miss Willetta Mae Clarke,
the attractive daughter Of Mrs.
w. p. Clarke. Mrs. Hickernell
with her husband, DIR. Kicker
nell will make their home in
KirksyilIe, Mo.
Miss Virginia Ryan, right,
who has been the guest Of her
cousin, Miss Mary LawIor. left,
in Magnolia Drive, will depart
for her home during the week.
Saturday, Miss Ryan was the
guest Of honor at a bridge lun-
cheon given by Miss Katherine
Wilson in the Band Box tea
room and a dance in La Placeta
given by Miss Helen Brown.
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Alamo Country Club
Welcomes in NeU Year

"HE Alamo Country club presented festive appear
| Thursday night when the club entertained its
Il members with dinner and dance to bid farewell
to 1925 and welcome to 1926.
The ball room was beautiful with its streamers Of
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Gaiety Reigns Supreme
In CityNe,v Years Eue
vAPPY NEW YEAR,

n It is always the glad cry year after year
l. 1 but it grows old-and every year at II
O'Clock midnight December 81 is the from
hundreds of thousands Of voices
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