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her home with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick L. Lewton and attends the
University of Maryland, will return
the latter part of the week from
Dryden, Mich, where she spent the
holidays with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Temple Thomason
entertained large group of friends
Tuesday night. Mrs. Thomason was
assisted in the dining room by Mrs.
Hunter Keller, Mrs. Edward F.
Quinn, jr., and Mrs. Milton Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Stern,
I'd, entertained at dinner Thursday
night. Mr.. Stern will leave today for
five-week business trip through
the Southern States.
Miss Nancy Lee Harrigan, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard H. Har-
rigan, gave party Wednesday night
IN honor Of Miss Dorothy Stone of
Baltimore, Nd, who was her house
guest for the week.
Mrs. Howard Thomas entertained
at q dessert bridge Wednesday at
her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j. Hopkins
entertained Tuesday night at their
home.
Mr.. Norman Jackson
To Go to Hot Springs.
Mr.. Norman Jackson will leave the
latter part Of this week for Hot
Springs, Ark, where he will spend
three weeks before his annual vaca-
ton to Florida. He expects to return
to Takoma Park in March.
Mrs. John Bozievich entertained
at her home Friday night.
A group Of Is young folks enjoyed
. progressive dinner and dance
Tuesday night beginning with the
cocktail course at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Gould and the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. I. o. Gibble, after
which the main course was served
by Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Magathan
and the dessert at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Vernon Shields Aud. Mr..
and Mrs. Durward r. Fisher were
hosts to the party at dancing the
latter part OF the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w. Walter
are entertaining this afternoon at
an eggnog party for so guests.
Mrs. Albert G. Murphy entertained
at bridge luncheon Thursday.
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Social Notes
Of Manassas
Residents
Holiday Visitors
And Parties
During the Week

MANASSAS, Va, Dec. 31.-Mr
and Mrs. George Bolts of Arling-
ton spent the holidays at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Meetze.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fox of Alex
andria were week end guests of Mrs
Fox's parents, Rev. and Mrs. A
Stuart Gibson.
Miss Virginia Frazier arrived
Saturday from Georgia to visit Miss
Lucy Arlington.
The progressive dinner held
Wednesday evening was a gala af-
fair. Seventy-flve members and
guests of the Junior .Womans Club
enjoyed the series of courses which
began at the home of Mrs. Stewart
McBryde, jr., followed by the main
dinner served at the Stone House
Inn and coffee at the home of Mr.,
and Mrs. A. A. Hooff on Grant ave-
nue..
Mrs. Molly Demaine of Alexan-
dria and Miss Julia Lewis OF Roa-
noke, were guests at the home of
Mr.. c. F. M. Lewis during the
holidays.
Miss Walser Conner was a week
end guest of Mr.. and Mrs. L. S.
Rohr In Front Royal.
Hosts at Parties
During the Week.
Among those who entertained at
parties preceding and during inter-
mission of the assembly ball Tues
day evening were Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley Owens. Mr.. and Mrs. P. A.
Lewis, Miss ElWre Conner. Miss
Nina Dalton and Mrs. Allen McKen-
zie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Omer Jeter of At
lanta, Ga, were guests of friends in
Manassas over the week end.
DR.. Elizabeth johnson of Win
throp College, Rock Hill, S. c., spent
the holidays at her home here.
Edward Dalton arrived last week
from Oklahoma City and is visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Wade
Dalton.
DR.. and. Mrs. R. Terrell johnson
have returned from Richmond and
Newport News, where they spent the
holidays.
Mrs. Bruce Hynson has gone to
Georgia, where she will visit rela-
tives for two weeks.
Mrs. v. v. Gillum will entertain
the U. D. c. members Thursday aft
ernoon at her home on Grant ave-
nue.. Mrs. Ayleene Guthrie will
assist the hostess.
Bull Run Hunt Club
Meets Wednesday.
The Bull Run Hunt Club will
meet Wednesday at the Ben Lomond
Farm near Manassas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Miner and
daughter, Mary Alice, of Baton
Rouge, La, are guests of Mrs. Mil
ner's father, Mr.. w. D. Goodale.
Mr.. ]. B. Pullen and his son,
Tommy Pullen, have been visiting
In Manassas this week. Prof. Pullen
is former instructor in the Manas-
sas High School.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Lynn have
returned from Woodstock, where
they spent Christmas with Mrs.
Lynn's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. R.
Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. L. Shacklett, Miss
Bessie Walker and Mr.. Beverley
Walker spent the holidays with Mrs.
Noel Lynn and Mrs. Francis Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs, Robert Weir Mitch
ell Weir of Annapolis are guests this
week of Mr.. r. M. Weir.
Mrs. Ayleene Guthrie is spending
several days in Richmond.
Miss Carolyn Rohr of Front Royal
was a guest at the home of Mrs.
Frank Browning during the hou-
days.
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Worthington
Sisters Are
Tea Guests
Colquitts Entertain
.FoxDebutantes
Yesterday

The Misses Julia and Mimi Worth.
ington. debutante daughters of Mr..
and Mrs. George Y. Worthington,
jr., were the honor guests at q
charmingly appointed tea given yes.
terday afternoon by Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph c. H. Colquitt at their home
on Hawthorne street.
The house had an artistic arrange
ment OF flowers, and the beautifully
laid table was centered with lilies,
roses and tall tapers in crystal
holders. On the sun porch, where
punch was served, there was an ef-
1ectlve arrangement of Spanish moss
ana magnolia leaves sent to the
hostess from South Carolina.
Mrs. Colquitt stood with the debu-
tantes to receive the $50 guests, all
members of the younger set in the
town. Mrs. Colquitt and the debu-
tantes' mother have been friends
since their own girlhood.
Miss Julia Worthington wore a
becoming dress of royal blue lace,
her sister was in frock of flame
crepe over silver which gave a rose
color effect and the debutante's
mouse guest, Miss Frances Baldwin
OF Birmingham, Ala, was In an
amber color taf1etta.
Mrs. Worthington, the attractive
mother OF the buds was In gown OF,
black with a bronze metallic over
blouse.
Alternating at the tea table dur
ing the afternoon was Mrs. Worth
lngton, mother of the buds, and the
Misses Minnigerode. Generally as
slstlng were Miss Lelitia Knox, Miss
Betty Meyers, Miss Elizabeth Lang
la1s and Miss Nancy Hopkinson.
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Miss Underwood
Attends Debut

Miss Anne Underwood, debutante
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Underwood, will return to WASH
ington today from Pittsburgh,
where she went to attend the debut
OF Miss Catherine Schaefer, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Schaefer, last night. Miss Schaefer
is a classmate of Miss Underwood
at Vassar. Miss Underwood will
return to her studies some time this
week.
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Miss Julie Cahill
To Be Tea Guest

Miss Julie Cahill, debutante
daughter OF DR.. and Mrs. James
Cahill, will be the honor guest at
tea Tuesday afternoon given by
her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs
Robert S. Cahill, and Saturday Miss
Cahlll will share honors with the
Misses Claire and Margaret Cotter
at a tea Mrs. David j. Dunnigan
Will give at her home on Woodland
drive.
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Mr.. and Mrs. David Frank
Go to Miami Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Frank OF
Woodley Park Towers left Wash
ington on Wednesday for Miami
Beach, Fla, where they will spene
the next three months.
Miss Jane Simon, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Simon, was
hostess on Tuesday night, entertain
ing at an informal holiday dance at
her home in Chevy Chase and a
buffet supper.
Miss June Hahn of Pittsburgh is
the guest of her cousin, Miss Shir-
ley Seidenman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Kalisher
and daughter Lucille of Philadelphia
are the week end guests of Mrs.
KaliSher's mother, Mrs. Louis Stern
en- route to their home from a trip
to Savannah. Ga.
Miss Jean Illch is in Norfolk, Va,
visiting her f1ance's mother, Mrs.
Sadie Hofheimer.
Mrs. William Thalhimer of Rich
mond, Va, will be the guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A.
Goldsmith of the Westchester, the
coming week.
Miss Joan Kaufman
Is Visiting in Nashville.
Miss Joan kaufman is in Nash
vile, Tenn, where she is spending
the holiday as the guest of relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard We'll of
Philadelphia are the guests of Mrs.
Wells mother, Mrs. M. Herman of
Harvard terrace.
Miss Dorothy Simon was hostess
on Wednesday night, entertaining
at supper party, with dancing at
the Shoreham. Among the guests
were many young folks at home for
the holidays and out town guests.
Mrs. Bernard Levin of Roanoke,
Va, will come to Washington the
coming week to visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Sigmund of the
Roosevelt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Oppenheimer,
accompanied by their children, left
on Thursday by motor for Miami,
Fla, where they will occupy a cot
tage for the winter.
Mrs. Tessie Schwager and her
daughter Julie of Chicago are
spending the week in Washington
at Woodiey Park Towers.
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Miss Davidson
Visiting Here

Miss Judith Davidson, daughter
OF Capt. Davidson, U. S. N, and
Mrs. Davidson Of the West Coast,
have come from New York to be the
house guests of Miss Barbara Chris
tie, at the home Of her parents,
Comdr. and Mrs. c. w. Christie, on
South Joyce street, Arlington.
Miss Davidson Is a student at
Sweet Briar College.
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White House Bud
Too Conclude Visit

Miss Eleanor Roosevelt, debu-
tante niece Of. the President and
Mrs. Roosevelt, will bring her holi-
day visit at the White House to a
close today and leave the city for
Dedham, Mass, to rejoin her moth
er, Mrs. John Cutter. The debu-
tante took q prominent part in the
debutante parties last week and
has made number of warm
friends In the Capitals younger set.
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The Misses Cotter
TO Be Presented

MISS Margaret Cotter and her
sister, Miss Claire Cotter, will be
formally presented to society to-
morrow afternoon at a tea dance
gwen at the Mayflower Hotel bv
tnelr parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
): Cotter. The debutantes have
visiting them Miss Betty Couzens
daughter OF Mrs. James Couzens
and the late Senator Couzens.
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Annual at Home Observed
In Takoma Park Today
MIR. and Mrs. T. w. Marshall Hosts.
MIR. and Mrs. E. G. Vannoy Also
Entertaining This Afternoon

Mr. Marshall holding
today from until o'clock
Assisting the dining H.
P. Scott, Miss Anne Albertson and Miss Airline
Mr. and Mrs Marshall entertained Tuesday night bridge party
16 guests Of William
who will leave the this
remain until June having leased their
Mrs Stewart will spend going
Cuoh, La.
Mr. and Mrs G. vannoy entertaining
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nome at cocktail party Tor their
house guests, Mrs. Emma Gardner
Jones Of Philadelphia, Pa, and Mr.
Karl Robin of Woodside, Del, who
are spending the week end with
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Royle G. Sherburne
entertained at bridge and supper
party for "a guests last night at their
home.
Mrs. Henry Borden Deane
Gives Tea for Daughter.
Mrs. Henry Borden Deane gave a
delightful tea Thursday afternoon
from until o'clock for her daugh-
ter, Miss Mary Kathleen Deane, to
show her collection of 80 foreign
dolls.
Tea was poured by Miss Beverly
Ramsdell and Mrs. Deanes niece,
Miss Lois Elaine Marsh, who arrived
earlier in the week from Hollywood,
Calf, to make her home with her
aunts, the Misses Eva and Louise
Lester of Takoma Park, D. C.yand
continue her studies in Washington.
Miss Marsh is the daughter of Mrs.
Betty Codrick of Hollywood, Calf,
formerly of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. McElfresh
entertained at cocktails from 4::30
until 7:30 o'clock Thursday when
their guests were Mr.. McElfresh's
Office associates, numbering IS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Ferry
were hosts at dinner and bridge
party Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul F. Grove were
hosts at a New Year Eve party last
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert w. Volkmer
entertained at two bridge parties
during the week, one Thursday night
and another Friday night, having
"a guests at each affair.
Mrs. Herman G. Heffner, wife Of
Judge Hefner, was rendered q sur
prise party Tuesday night at her
home in celebration of her birthday
anniversary by group of relatives
and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Deane Shure
Entertain During Week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Deane Shure en-
tertained at their home Monday
night and on Tuesday Mr.. Shure,
well-known composer, was host to q
group of IS of his pupils at a Christ
mas party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry p. Dodge will
move into their new home at 316
Burch avenue the latter part of this
week. Mrs. Dodge entertained at
bridge Tuesday night when the
guests were from Washington.
Miss Elizabeth Clark. who makes
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Warrenton; Miss Anne Shriver of
Baltimore, Miss Nancy Guggenheim,
the Misses vom Roth, Mr.. Robert j.
Portner, nephew of the hostess, of
New York: Mr.. Caleb Cresson, 9th, of
Philadelphia: Miss Caroline Han
bury, daughter of Lady Hanbury;
Mr.. Amory Lawrence of Boston and
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry r. Kern, jr.,
OF Winchester, brother -in-laW and
sister of the guest of honor.
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Mrs. Leahy Selects
At Home Dates

Mrs. William D. Leahy, wife of the
chief OF naval operations, will OBJ
serve Monday afternoons, January
% and January 80, at home and will
receive In their quarters at the Naval
Observatory.
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Capt. Barr Host

Capt. David G. Barr, U. s. A.,
and Mrs. Barr were hosts to around
50 guests yesterday afternoon from
4 until 6 O'Clock at an aggnog party,
the event taking place st their
Arlington, VI. residence.
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Wclc IllS 1lOuSc SucSIS 1OT UI1c OCCd-
sion and will unger in the Capital fo1
other parties over the holiday.
Miss Lloyd received with her
mother, wearing a most becoming
dress of shell pink tulle made with
billowy skirt and fitted bodice.
Large Dinner for Bud
Before Gala Fete.
A delightful prelude to the dance
was the dinner for approximately 90
guests given by Mrs. Henry D. Flood
and her daughter Eleanor in honor
Of their debutante kinswoman, Miss
Margaret Byrd. Miss Byrd, who is
the daughter of Mr.. Thomas Boiling
Byrd, and makes her home with her
grandmother, Mrs. Richard Evelyn
Byrd, was presented early in season
to society in Winchester and Rich
mond. Last nights dinner was the
first large party given for her in
the Capital.
Mrs. Flood and her daughter en-
tertained at the Sulgrave Club,
where the guests were seated at
small tables, and floor show was
given during the dinner. Mrs. Flood
wore Schiapareli model of black
crepe with pastel trimming about
the bottom and cluster of orchids
on one shoulder. Miss Flood chose
a dainty frock of pale blue net
heavily encrusted in sequins on the
bodice and band of the sequins
about the bottom of the very full
skirt. Miss Byrd was in white chif-
fon, made with fitted bodice and
heart-shaped neckline and delicate
straps over the shoulders. The very
full skirt was long and both Miss
Byrd and Miss Flood wore white
orchids.
White House Debutante
At Dinner Party.
Included in the company was Miss
Eleanor Roosevelt, debutante niece
of the Presidents wife; Miss Nc
Lean, Miss Meem. Miss Mary
Adams Manning, Miss Adelaide
Chatfleld-Taylor, Miss Maizie How
ard, Miss Ann Wilkinson, Miss Stel-
lita Stapleton, Miss Angelica Lloyd,
Miss Alice Tuckerman, Miss Mimi
Scott, Miss Frances Andrews, Mr..
Henry Morgenthau, Sd; Mr.. Robert
Morgenthau, Mr.. Stanley Reed. jr.;
MIR. Harry Flood Byrd, jr.; Mr. Bev-
erley Byrd and Mr.. Richard Evelyn
Byrd, 4th, sons of Senator and Mrs.
Byrd; Baron Won Stumm, Conte Fu-
mosoni-Biondi, Mr.. Middleton Train,
Mr.. Stuart Wyeth, Mr.. Ogden H.
Hammond, jr.; Mrs. Boiling Byrd
Flood, son of the hostess, and her
nephew. Mr.. John A. Portner; Mr..
John H. Merriam, jr.; Mrs. Blair
Lee, Sd, and Mr.. Demarest Lloyd.
Among the young married group
at the dinner were Mr.. and Mrs.
Mclean, jr.; Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
B. Griffin. Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Will
cox, jr.; Mr.. and Mrs Mark Sulli-
van, Jr., and sitting at the table with
Mrs. Flood were Mrs. Richard Eve
lyn Byrd, grandmother of the honor
guest; her mother, Mrs. Harry F.
Byrd, wife of the Senator, and Mrs.
Palmer Derby, sister of the hostess.
Among the out-of-toWn guests at
the function were Miss Nancy Iselin,
Miss Bettina Belmont and Mr.. Old
rich Dudley, jr., of Middleburg; Mr..
Henry Frost and Mr.. Winston Frost
and Miss Mildred Mcconnell OF
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Imposing Party Is Given
By Mrs. Demarest Lloyd
And Daughter, Angelica
The Younger Set of the Capital
Brilliantly Entertained at
Dance Last Evening
Dance Last Evening

Debutan of the their
at the brilliant dance given last evening
her daughter Miss Angelica
street While the fe less took the
ball. which omitted Of
peoples invited
contrast younger set
was In the minority.
Miss
Assists at
Miss Lloyd and Miss Evalyn Washington
back making formal debut
debutante parties this
for Miss Eleanor
on hand to assist at the Lloyd party night.
And Mr. and Mrs Edward Beale
marriage which
Carol Mem also guests the
youthful Mrs. McIean's sister, Eleanor
guests ball coming from out
Of town. classmates at Harvard
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OF Personal Note Here
Representative and Mrs. Koppleman
Are Here for CONGRESS Session

and Mrs Herman Koppman Hartford Conn.,
IN washington and the congressional
session.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur
at the MayfoWer after Southern vacation
Miss Fannie Hepn visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs
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GOOD WOOD AT LOW PRICE
Thick fir bark. from railedin logs.
Best grade pitchy cores. We spe-
cialize in mixed core blocks. and
bark. s575. PR 1886.
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To Present Plan
To City March u

Leaving until March ID the
submitting Of more definite
plan, members of the Tacoma
committee for non-participation in
japanese aggression asked the city
council Wednesday to cooperate
in preventing. sale and shipment
Of T. r. & p. streetcar rails to
Japanese interests for use as war
material.
Spokesman for the committee
were DIR. Allen Emerson and Mrs.
Maude Richard. They presented
copies of resolutions adopted by
their committee asking the coun-
Gil to allow the T. r. & p. Co.
additional time beyond franchise
limitations for removal of aban-
doned streetcar trackage so that
the company would have ample
time to seek other markets for
its rails.
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OLD TRAFFIC BUTTON
CLAIM WILL BE PAID

More than two years ago taxi
cab collided with a defective traf-
fic button at the intersection of
No. LIST st. and Stadium way. We'd
nesday the city council authorized
settlement of a $40 claim for $s5.
Norris Ormsby and S. B. Nc
Donald, the taxi owners. were the
claimants. who charged that to
avoid a collision. the cab had been
swerved in such way that the
wheels, striking the traffic button.
were badly damaged.
Works Commissioner Bergersen
said investigation showed the
claim was just because bolt
holding the traffic button in place
had been left projecting upward
In q dangerous position.
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aAPPY-
BDRTHDAy


WEDNESDAY,, MARCH ]
Mn. A. J. Dcmers, III so.
86th 1T.
Wilbur A. Edmunds, 1918 En-.
35th ri.
Marie Antonio Parker. Span
away, Wash.
william Grodeck. 28l6 Ea-
N Vt.
Jackie Moxin, 9O6 SO. Mullen.
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FAVOR TRADE OFFICES

A resolution urging congress to
establish district offices of the de-
partment of commerce in Hawaii
and Puerto Rico was passed by
trustees of the Tacoma Chamber
of Commerce Tuesday. pointing
particularly to aid such offices
would in trade of business men in
this area with the mid-Pacific is
lands.
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FILE s6oO CLAIM

James and Gladys c. Curran Of
1902 So. l. ST.. presented to the
council Wednesday claim for
$500 personal injury damages for
injuries received by Mrs. Curran
when she tripped and fell on a de-
fective crossing in So. 18th St, be-
tween / and J SITS.
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LEGAL Notices
NOTICE TO MARINERS

TACOMA NARROWS BRIDGE
barge will be anchored In the
East Channel Pier OF the Tacoma
Narrows Bridge 100 feet out from
the East bank. on Thursday. Febru-
airy 20. 1899. The barge has a red
light at each corner and a fog bell
with a l5-second interval between
strokes.
The barge anchored at the site OF
the West Pier has red light at each
corner and fog horn with the sig
mai: Blast sec. silent / sec. blast
2 sec. silent 10 sec.
The clear channel between the
two barpes will be 275o feet
PACIFIC GENERAL-COLU
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TRACKS DANGEROUS

The council will take up with
the T. r. & p. Co. the dangerous
condition Of Pacific ave. car
tracks between So. 10th and 2lst
SITS. subject Of petition sub
mitted Wednesday by numerous
employees Of wholesale firms in
the district.
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MARKETS AT A
GLANCE

Stocks Irregular and quiet.
Bonds irregulariy higher;
Z. s. governments higher. some
issues reaching record highs.
Curb stocks lower.
Foreign Exchange: Neither
lands guildcr new low since late
1856; other currencies steady.
Cotton easy.
Wheat mp u cent; corn up u
10 Il.
Rubber steady.
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BUILDING. remodeling and roofing
Free estimates. Garland 5207
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Special Notices

tickets for Queen Esther
opera show. Produced by the Ia
coma Northwest Opera company
Stadium auditorium. Sat. Mar. Attn.
$50 y. m. may now be obtained at
Fraser's. ei2 Broadway.
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CLAIMS BANKRUPTCY

A voluntary petition in bank
ruptcy was filed in federal district
court here Wednesday by Everett
J. Schroeder, Rainier lum be r
worker listing debts of S975.12
against assets Of 500. all exempt.
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BEDS. AIS. UP. CHAIRS sec. Won
der Spot 5649 So. Tacoma Way.
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SOME LIQUOR CHEAPER

Twelve brands Of whisky. gin
and wine were selling at reduced
prices in state liquor stores We'd
nesday.
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MCKAY Bone cry
upl wood Eiilsdsle Fuel GA li2e
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ANY QUANTITY. any time; best in
city; reasonable rates.
T. L. BURROWS Main 1898
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COAL az very loE cost Esq nut %:
egg lump. 81 BR 373e, evenings.
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Honesty Always Paws

FINDERS OF lost articles adver-
tised below. please take notice.
After you have returned the arti-
Giles to the loser go to the Tacoma
Times office, 9th and Pacific,
where you Will be presentd with q
guest ticket to one OF Hamrick's
theaters.
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NEW GUITARS

1885 10 $500
With Case and 6 Free Lessons
TED BROWN MUSIC CO
ll2l Broad Way
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Investment Trusts
BANK CLEARINGs
Asked

SEATTLE - Clesrings. <5.7o4.-
102. 90: balances. $1.65s. 655.ae;
transactions. sll. 54l 900 90.
PORTLAND Clearings, S.
~, 2e3.53; balances. $1.634,s 4s.sl.
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WANT TO BUY small used gas range.
Main 1915.
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sTOKoL HEAT is hard TO beat. See
StokoI Engineering Co.
A. E. GREEN GIL Pacific Ave.
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BONE DRY O. @ tie slabs. Under
shed one year. All grades forest
wood. IS so up. Ga 1854
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WHEEL CHAIR - Good condition.
Cheap. HOS So. J.
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Situations Wanted. Male

LANDSCAPE gardener wants shrub
trimming. lawn remodeling. Clark,
Main 1896.
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e m ONE BIG CORD upl. block.
%. wv slab: for 50; ready 10 burn.
Also green tie slab. o. G. PR i742
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Lost and Found

/ OST-BLACK COCKER SPANIEL.
/ Al months old. Ran away from
I'll No. Stadium way. Little girl
broken hearted. Finder please
phone Broadway 1924.
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