The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], May 04, 1921, FINAL EDITION, Page 5, Image 5

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TULSA DAILY WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, 11)21
WATERWORKS MEN
IN CONVENTION
Broken Arrow Brief
A benefit dinner served H.ntittli.
Iy hi. .ail cs uom t lie south half 01
Itho city netted th,. Hroken 'Airow
lie n ,nr.mciii $Slu. A second din
I III IV fl. 1.1. BliP.'Mit ...w. u.. ........ i..
nalpates From 7 States ," indies of the north bait of town.
UL,J;b1i. ni,ll,,n ? expected lo i nine the icmulnder ..f
Capital
the amount needed by the fire lntl
ii leu to purchase 1111 electric siren
flro nliirm.
Thu Sunday bull gtuno between
liroken Arruw and tbo Hopkins
Motor company tram of Tuhw,
piovud no muchly on elded In favor
of Hroken Arrow thut only seven
(linings wuro played. x
J. wrignt Young wont to Victory
cchoolhounc, near Hroken Arrow,
Sumtuy uf.crtinoii whore, upon spe
cial Invitation of tho rosldcuts of
tnat iiilghourhond he wus tho prin
cipal speaker at an afternoon com
munity meeting.
Hroken Arrow's- Hundnv school
attciidanco last Sunday was sllghlly
below tho overture. Tim M. li.
inimim Arkansas, .-sew .Mexico enure h, south.- led nimln with
sn,t Oklahoma have registered for .Htcndance of 138. Oilier churches
flttfnilr,"0 at the Southwet Water- i reported art follow: Klrst M. H
works nwoelatlon convention, which , 120; Hnptlst, 1 0U; Presbytia Inn, 2;
-hrlMlnn 83 and Pentecostal Ct.
Tho announcement from "blither
up
All Favor Law Regulat
ing Sanitary Handling
of Foodstuffs
INVESTIGATE PLANTS
Officials of Many Cities Will
Visit Other Towns on
Automobile Tour
r.ur,AIIOMA C1TV. May 3. Ap
nroxlmately 600 delegates frow tip)
KlAlfS "I 1 l.'Atll, j.no..o. ii. mi ..en..
will be h' lo hero .May v iu, ii ami
1 Joe It. Patterson, commissioner
' of 'pb property anil vice presi
dent i f 'be association, announced
here tnilm .
pfu. .1. Invntnit Inpllliln tiiavrirM
Atti'iumil""' r nnd water superln- 1 latter p.irty o
ij.Vi.iM- 1 t more than n ii'iniTied
fir.rs in the foregoing states, Mr.
Put . rheii said.
(lov 1 H A. Robertson will ile
Hvr t ! "P'-nlnB address before the
rnnvcnt"i One day will bp given
vr to Inspection of Oklahoma
t'.tvs water supply Inke weM of the
reaehlmr this iiv Mniur.iA., t.,
hc effect that the ainiolntinent of
lltnkcu Arrow's new postninstcr
would probably be iiwulo during the
p.iriy oi .May Is expected to
iiuise the local postofflc fight to
tvnx considerably warmer within tho
next few days, and It Is also expected
a number of the faithful who have
oxpiesscd a willingness to servo their
country by ucccptlug the nnnnlnt-
nicin will drop out of tho race and
tho list of candidates dwlndlo down
Nparlal In Th W.irtil.
llARTMWVUddi, May 3 That
the merchants of Unrtlesvlllo aro
Interested in thn proposal to onaet
ii law at the present special sckaIuu
of tho slat" legislature providing for
tho. physical examination of all
handlers of foodstuffs Is evidenced
by tho unanimous voto In favor of
the pending measure at a meeting of
the merchniitM held hero Friday
afternoon. Tho secretary of tho
merchants' organization Iiuh been
Instructed tn wire tho representa
tive front this county to give supnoi't
to tho measure.
The nun hunts also adopted ft
proposal lo send u representative
east for the purpose of urging that
the ltartlesvlllo smoltern be re
opened. The local nine smelters upro
closed down March 1, throwing
hundreds of men out of work. V. t.
Dunn was appointed tn attend the
court sessions iu New Jersey, where
the inse between the Indian Terri
tory lltumtnntliii: Oil company and
the Hnielter (Ins company Is being
tnled, for the purpose of presenting
the city's plea to the court, If possible.
seu'iul I'tini'lli t'lusi Offices Ait'
IliHiitisI In (irmlo.
Mi-ial In Tli WnrM
WASIIINOTON. May 3 Post
master (leneral Hays Today an
iiolluced that the following fourth
Cass potofflces In Oklahoma had
been raised to till) president Inl
grade on account of increased busi
ness: Ames. 1,000: Catoosn,
11,000; Coleman, $1,000; Uaeomn.
41,000; Ultnorc City, 11,000; doltry,
$1,000; Indlnnol.i, 1 1,000; Keystone.
fl.liOO; Macomb, $1,100; Maunford.
$1,000: .NelRgoney, $1,000; Mallna,
$1,000, Terra), $1,200; Tyron,
$1,000; Tiiskahomn, $1,000, Wayne,
$ 1.200.
Tho nppolntment of Albert II
Lyons as posttnaster lit Urlstow was
also announced. James I,. Nations
was aipolnted postmnstor at Or
tnvln, nnd Ira It. Johnson uss ap
pointed postmaster at Vlnn.
FARMERS" ARE "SIGNING UP
H ty white another day will ho spent ' WMc throe old war horse re-
i .i," r.lil nl I'M Reno nhoiit 30 Publicans, each of wliomfcolfl his
t tie- Mint at l.i ino, noout ju ln(I1.,,,iimi ....luir-Mt t.ti u i
,7:'nru;ob.insSim;; awiirrA UKt ;
i . inn n.it........ inl hiblo caiidldnteH Include: P.
nl Hie
f,m pr iiiiisen io suiipiy iuu uuiuino- .r T.. ,,,..
in.. . , lh. Ifln llmro 1 l M.
Lilt. 9 .
A feature of tho convontlfti will
be n la. K factory display of now
types of waterworks equipment. Of
ficers of prominent construction nnd
uatcrwurln plants In various. partH
Uowser. II. K
Harnard, Ad Davis, W. T. ltrooks. M.
(.-. w i. hams ami u. K. Walker. The
lust three beliiK tho men whom ate
expected to remain In tho race to
tho finish. Thu commission of X. I
Kntn1i.ru i.vnlr.ia tutn It, Aiiimi.i ,,,,,t
ef tho ...untry will Do present to out- lt l8 prc,Ptc,j that the chunKo will
I'ne opeiations, accordhiB to Mr. f, ma,n about tho beKlunlng of, the
VuMcrson. ' now quarter, starting October 1,
A women m entertainment commit- ,
tee has also been named nnd In busy ! Legion Auxiliary r.nrolls (IS.
nrcparing elaborate entertainment . Hpecinl lo Tho World.
features for the wives of tho dele-' PAWHUSKA, .May 3.
tites. who havo been Invited, niul
are expo ted to attend tho meeting.
Itacbclorx' Club HIohh Up.
Spfflnl to The World.
PAWHt'SKA. May 3. Tho Paw
liuk.a "Hachelors' club," formerly
with a membership of a dozen prom
inent young men who vowed they
would never get caught, has been
"Mowed up." Ono by one in the
last two years tho members, have
aried their vows and tho latest an
nouncement In social circles leaves
but a solitary member, when Clydo
Y Lake, cashier of the Citizens Xa
tlonal bank, will lend to tho altnr In
June a prominent society hullo of
Arkansas City.
n auxil
iary of thu local post of tho Amer
ican legion hns been organized with
08 charter members und the follow
ing officers elected: President, Mrs.
II. 12. Jarrel; secretary, Mrs. Crock
ett; treasurer, Mrs. Jenkins. The
American legion now hns a member
ship of 112 nnd Is becoming active
along several lines.
Day.
lllg Plans for Mollicr.s'
Special loTlin World.
OK KM A 1 1, May 3. Thcro Is an
effort under way by tho several
Sunday schools of Ok email to make
Mothers' day a record breaker In
tho city for Sunday school attend
ance. It Is hoped by tho superln
teudentH of tho Okouinh Sunday
school:! to havo nt least 1,500 to nt
tend Hnnday school on that dnte.
A piMiln I city Treasurer.
Spei lut lo Thn World.
PUVIICHKA. May 3. following
the general policy of a ' IiusIuchs
men's adminietration, John A. Hunt
er has been appointed city tiensuror
of Piiwhuskn by the newly nlocteit
city commissioners. Mr. Hunter hns
engaged In the real estnto biulness
here for many years.
Hoy ScoiitN Are In Camp.
Sppelal tnTho World.
PAWHUSKA, Moy 3. Tho boy
scouts, R00 strong, left Sunday aft
ernoon for J-'anil Creek wheru at u
picnic arranged for thotn they will
investigate tho matter of establish
ing n permanent enmp. Tho local
oriulzatlon of scouts has grown to
such splendid proportion that
former scoutmaster. V. K. Mcflulre,
bus been made scout executive and
two new KcoutiniiHtcrs appointed,
Joseph W. Kerguson and Krle II.
Smith. The servlcen of a third
scoutmaster uro needed. I'ndcr tho
able leadership of Scout Hxcrutivo
McOuire tho scouts are making n
splendid record ot service to tho
community.
Kniv City Wheal (inmers Himc
Hccii Slower Tliaii Nolglibors,
Special lo The World.
PUNCA C1TV, May 3.- The IocaI
organization of wheat growers luui
. held Us aiHitml election here, se
lecting Frank Hackney us piesldenl;
I I'rank Duroy as vice president, and
Perry C. I.tnrh as seeretarj -treas-I
liror. In nn nddress to the farmers
by C V. Harris, ono of the state or
ganizers, he kiiIiI that In praitlcdlly
all cnmmunltlivi the fnrmern are
signing up loo per cent to sell their
wheat crop for five years through
the sates agency of tho orgiinlBitliiu,
Reports from thoso attending the
local meeting ni'e to tho effect tVat
In tho Pouca city district the farm
ers aro the slowest to sign of any
whoat growing section of Oklahoma.
i:tert In DUorco SiiIIh.
Special lo The World.
MIAMI, .May 3. Twelve divorces
granted In one day was the record
made by visiting Judge A. CJ Ilrower
of Ttlln. wliltn 'iplltii- nn illutrlnt
Judse here Saturday In tho nbsenco I
of the regular Judge, S. C. Kuller
lon. This l a greater number than
as granted before during tho punt
two yinrs. Judge Hrewcr expressed
fils belief In tho wisdom of severing
marital ties between couples who . T" Cvno
cannot live together, and stated that 1 JjOUtil iJOSlOll OtTecl
ne Komeiiincs grants as many as id
illvorcitt a day at Tulsa.
HOTEL
CoroNA
608-610
you u.wi: ruuMTtitu
I OH SAM;, CAMi cs
r.7. Wo l'ay tlie
I'rlcoH
T. It. HAWKINS
rruNirrm:
10 NORTH MAIN ST.
ir
Pliom O.vigc :
' Rest
I'liriii lloies lleiuollsli DIm nnd
I Oho Mi'Imt ii Rough r.tcrlriHi'.
I Spr III lo I'll" in l.i
PONCA CITY, May J. When an
' nlrpbini flew low mrr the farms.
I Just northwest of this illy HnUirihi)
I the tcs.ni of Joe l)nmlnsk. a bni'h
1 elor farmer, became f lightened and
ran away across the fl,ld.
The team was hitched to n disc on
whlih DonilnsKy whs rldliiK The
dlae tongue came down, ran In ill'
ground and caused the disc, with
Domlnskv tlll In the sent, to take
a fler clear over the team's heads
Dnmltisky was thrown from tin
si-M I AM tliei disc Ileal ed the ground
and sustained numerous Injuries.
He credits to the fait that Ihe
ground was newly plowed and sop
the rensoli Hint he wan not limr
seriously Injured The disc wa
ruined and the hnruess torn t"
pieces.
BOY SCOUTSBObsf GAME
SchiMilhoiM Keep "P lntcrel bj
ll,ille Piim'IIi Aflee Sl'linol.
1 special Ii. The W ..I III.
;' COM.IN8VII.U:. May 3. The
! boys of the city schools are f. it mini;
basi'tmll teamM and are going Into
, the national game with pep and
I vim. The Hoy Scout form one
tenni whllo the non-scoula form th''
other.
Tho boys, who number nljnut
SO. practice or ilny eveiy evening
after school and they are expecting
to hnve hall imnion throimhoiit the
school X'lll'Htloll.
Morris Jatieway Is cnptaln of the
scout team and "Hard Hilling Har
vey." l.on Harvey, ) cnptaln ot the
other t'ciim.
URGE REOPENING BRIST0W GETS postmaster scared by airplane
. Sriiiiil roinlli I'Iiiam Ufflii-s All- Vll b.
I IM Hr MF Tr-RQ RihisIisI In (irmlo. lanii lloies llciuolMi DIm nnd Wxi7-- , y W
tunities for thrifty shoppers
Vandevers
'lliceic llojs Are In Had.
PAWIH'SKA, May 3. MJIackle"
fiord und Cluudo Moore, Piiwhuskn.
boys, who are charged with stealing
a wack of mall from n truck at Xe
lagoney laM winter, will bo taken to
Tulsa lo answer the charge of folg
Ing the endorsement of two checks
on Paul Cellar. Ono of the checks
was for a sum Iu cxcosh of $500.
Paul Cedar Is one of tho wealthiest
Indians in tho state, having large
Creek and Osuge holdings n Miami
and Osage counties.
I l ii i - -- .- . -. i
Aildlcteil to I'lri'viatcr.
Special In The World.
PAWIH'SKA. .May 3. Dan Scott,
nn Osago Indian with nn Income
ranging from $1S,000 to $IS,00n a
year, has been charged with habitual
tlrunkonncH, In u divorce milt
brought by Maggie Scott. Tho di
vorce suit Is filed Jointly agutnst
Scott anil his guardian. Lewis
James) another Osage, who Is pos
sessed of property valued nt J1K., Is
belnir sued for dlvorco by Minno
! Harvey James.
To f!el Plays by Tclcgrapli.
lc!l lo The World.
PAWIH'SKA, May 3. An effort
will bo niado by local baseball fans
to arrange for telegraph play-by-plny
reports of each g-uno In tho Western
aMtoclatlon. Pawhiiska Is willing to
meet tho expense nt this end and Is
In communication with tho othor
eight towns In tho Western associa
tion. Pawhusk.a occupies a strong
tiOSltlon In lilt nHunMntlnn pnrlii In
the season, being first with .875 with !
i-nickaslia .6G7 and Springfield .625.
Doctor Has fiood Wnlunc.
fpfl' In The Woild.
MIAMI. Muy 3. Dr. .1. T. Rowley
of this city is helng congratulated
upon his good fortune, In that ifn
oil well In uouthern Texan Iu which
lie Is Interested hns proven to bo of
1.000 barrels capacity, nnd tho prod
U't S5 per cent high grade oil, so.
ut stock In tho well is how worth
1' to 1, with nono for sale.
Safe lllowers (Jet Two Dollnrs.
spetul lo Vho World.
HALSTON. Mny 3.--Unknown
pirtle.) to whose Identity then Is as
m no clue entered tho Santa Fo
!epot at Itnlston Sunday night, hut
evidently got away with only $2.
The rhargo of dynamite blow off
tne door and scattered tho safe's
eontents about tho room. Twelve
iiollars In Hmnll chango wns scnt
tred over the floor, and bft untouched.
Everything newj all outid
rooms with bath, steam heat
tclaphoue in each room.
Rose Wonder
Js Called tho
"Living X-Ray"
Hecause sho finds your ailments
without your telling her anything.
Sho docs It absolutely without
charge. Sho la not a clairvoyant;
not a spiritualist. 14 Knot Fifth
St., Tulsa, Okla.. Osago DG05.
1
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'SaaaaaaaflHHafBlTilaaK
$J.25 Jece $J.25
lUllS
CIilHNTJ) AND PRI-SSKI)
Our Rrniii'Ii Sloro Is Now
OiK'ii at 41(1 South Jlouldcr
l'alr Hoard Jot Iliy.
OK KM A II, May 3. At tho meet
ing of the executho board ot the
Okfuskee county free fair here much
Important business wan transacted
and arrangements made for tho fair
this fall, A committee was ap
pointed to attend to tho printing of
the catalog which Is to be gotten out
ns soon as possible. Tho 1920 fair
hero was tho best ever held In Ok
fuskee couny and tho hoard of dl
rci'tors claim they will have nn even
better fair in 1D21. The fairgrounds
hivo been much improved this last
spring, thn boys' lurrlcultfiral clubs
helping by setting out tho UnmndH In
Hermiidn grass.
Conlinet I'hn cni-' t nip.
Hperlln Thn World. ... .
PONCA CITY, May 3--All of
Woods county's wheat growers will
linxe been organlred Into the na
tional association of wheat growers
within another week, according to
J. A. Iltill lingh. president of the Kay
county association, who is one of Hie
nuifrililffll'ai ivlir lilm. Iti Woods. I tin -
liaugh sii.vh that every shipping po'.nl
In tho county hn been visited and
the work of the orgniiUatlon put on
fool. The contract the funnels sign
ties- up thlr wheat crop for mile
through tho organization for a
period of five years.
I, nun lliislnds of Corn Hiirnetl.
Kperlal lo Thn World.
PONCA CITY, May 3. -Fifteen
hundred bushels of corn, together
with several tons of liny nnd a large
Nash truck wero burned when flro
destroyed the big barn on tho Sid
Tate farm, 15 miles east of this city.
In the western Osage yesterday. The
loss was partly covered by Insurance.
The fire Ii supposed to hnve stnrtcd
from sparks coming from the kitch
en stove nt the house.
Tax Tlmn Is Kxlcnded.
Special In Thn Woipl.
1 PAWIH'SKA. May 3. The Osago
1 Indians have been granted nn ex
I tension of time to June ir. for the
Ipaxmenl of their 1021 Income luxes,
This wl'l be a considerable Item.
s..i KJT,V icta o Job.
If tM lo The World.
I'O.S't'A CITY, May 3. Fred T.
Wrby, republican, is Ponca City's
.I'os'niastcr. succeeding Al C.
erniti,, democrat, who has served
HnfVlhe twu Wilson ndmlnlstrn
1.11 wno announced ,H rCBfe.
..v... K verai weeks ngo, to lake
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i 'i liivu upon
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Do You Ware
r?ur ,,m ''r nd
walaulnl'0 hlfon,ltbln
"iiu and zownj law cut I
rir ?."' '"Uncf-tjou will
inat hit rirvnm .l.ai
"ur ior prcitr women, um
DCL-A-TONE
Delatonelas preparallon
le Klentificallr correct lor
loo. i "I 'P'Jlttt dis Deli
tone UcVim It learea the akin
Ifimooth.
TV.I. i-
Pr-alniDUdmctlau IUi
"7 Jar.
lAnyDruggist't
DfDmirtm..lVi
BaJring
Powder
f The deft touclMif the ,nH,'',J jj
16 West Third Street
FORMERLY WISSMAN'S
i Arc You Taking AilvantnKo nf tho Wonilcrfttl Offerings?
"TAG SALE"
of Fashionable Apparel
Rodnctinnx of W tn
A i) opportunity liku tin's is seldom presented, and the throngs of thrifty
buyers jri vo evidence, thai the values are truly remarkable. Every garment
on our third floor Is "taKKed," which means a certain reduction is in effect.
Look for .the tags the color denotes the discount. Every item is included
all the new suinmor models, both dressy and sport types.
. Coats, Suits Dresses, Hats, Blouses
Skirts, Underwear, Corsets
itcd Tag Mcnns 50 Reduction
Green Tag Shows 25 Reduction ,
White Tng Allows 10 Reduction
Original price tags remain on every garment.
Discount deduced at time of purchase. -
Third Floor
s
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Prices
Doomed
In This Great Retiring From
Business Sale of Ladies'
Ready-to Wear
Apparel
Special Today Waists
At Surprisingly Low Prices
Several dozen new over
blouses of georgette in the
newest colors for spring aro
included in this big sale of
waists and blouses, with al
mort unlimited selection
available in georgette, crepe
tie chine, mignonette, and
taffota waists in popular
shades.
Every woman's opportunity to replenish her wardrobe
with blouses at really insignificant prices.
9
s
ft.
Extra Special
to the first 25
women at 9 a. m.,
a waist for 49c
50c Special I
blouses, wonder
ful selections at
50c
Everything Goes At Cost
HERE'S THE COST MARK:
BROTGUMAZE
123 45 67890
Queen of the Southwest
12 Star Bargains
Wednesday Only
36-inch Pongee 79c Yard
Natural color, nil silk Chinese pongee. Regular OSc
(iiallty,
300 Yards Underwear Cloth 27c Yard
I"l lie heavy quality, In while. Suitable for men's and
boys' underwear, pajamas, etc, '
, Sillc Jcrscv Vests and Bloomers
$1.98 and $2.45
(Slightly imperfect) ,
Clooh heavy 'quality; tho Imperfections imi very
slight.
Vests, $1.08. nloomers. 12 15.
Third I'loor
Veils Special 33 1-3 Off
- Regular prices I'i to J8.50. These nro good quality
squiiic veils In blue, brown nnd black; various de
signs and meshes.
Main I'loor
Val. Laces Special, 15c Yard
Normandy and Vul, I.nccs In various widths, and beau
tiful patterns.
Main I'loor r
Oilcloth Card Table Covers Special, $1.39
Hegulnrly J 1.75
Of heavy flowered oilcloth with painted conventional
designs; tuped, lendy for ue.
Jlnleoiiy J
Stamped Ready-Mado Gowns Special, 98c
Regular Prlco (2
Stamped III simple designs, on ftno quality nainsook.
Hull uuy
i
t
32-inch Silk and Fiber Madras 79c Yard
Regular Price $1.26
- Very at tractive, desirable patterns and colorings, ex
cellent quality.
75 Pairs Mary Jane Pumps Special, 49c
-White cunvoii, 'first -step Mary .lane pump, good
quality, sixes I to S.
40 Pairs Children's Pumps Special, $2.39
Mary Juno whlto canvas i hlldren'n pump; sluos S4
iu II
Mary Garden Talcum Powder Special, 19c
Palmolive Soap Special, 89c. Dozen
"Tag Sale"
of Children's
Apparel
Coats, Dresses, Hats Look
for tho Tas
Ued Tag, 50 Reduction
Green Tag, 25 'e Reduction
White Tag, 10 Reduction
from original prices.
Last Day of the
Quality Hosiery
Event
Women's Plain and
Drop-Stitch Sillc Hosiery
Special, $1.15
Kiffel Itrnnd silk hoslory of ex
cellent quality; mock nonius, rein
forced heels, doublo solos, ILiU
garter tops, nil colors. An ex
ceptional valuu at this price.
Women's
Eiffel Pure Silk Hosiery
Special, $1.79
Vino quality puro silk, ono of
our best qualities reduced; full
fashioned; llslo garter tnptf, roln
forcod heels, doublo solos; colors
nro black, gray and whlto, A
finer hoso at this prlco would b
hard to find.
SOCKS FOR THE LITTLE
TOTS
Children's All Silk Socks
Special 89c
TIiomi nro a samplu lino, of a 1
very well known brand, nnd
values that regularly would uell
up to $1.60.
Almost nny color complnatlon
desired will h found In this
very specially priced group.
There are Romiui stripo tops,
Invendiir stripe, brown tops,
mulborsy striped, plain browns,
pinks, white, navys und many
other attractive colorings too
miiiieroUK to mention.
Of fine qunlltv al silk, thoso hnn
reprcHunt .1 most unusual value.
Children's Three-Quarter
Socks Special, 79c
Of highly mercerized rnmlnil
yum. ribbed effect, put light In
weight; they're heither mixtures
and plnln colors This Is un ex
ceptloniilly serviceable hone Slze.i
are S to 10.
Children's Three-Quarter
Lisle Sport Hose
Special, 49c
('.noil quality spurt hfse In plain
eolors and fancy tops; colors. I11
cludo romper blue, romper tan,
whit and black. Very specially
priced,
Children's
Highly Mercerized Socks
Special, 29c
- While hose with colored tops of
lavender, pink, green, yellow,
blue, lilac k brown
.Main Floor
s
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Next Door to
Kiiipri-M
(iroccry
Toggery
Op)SIIC
Orpheiim
Tliolcr
" . y.w
16 West Third Street
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