Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 10

JAMJAKY 7, VJl Odfcliinti Crlbtine EVENING HEME STATE TO SEIZE 20YEABS AGO Action of Street Cars Stirs Row At Council Meet Princess' Pearls, Worth a Go to Trust Fund CIVIC EMPLOYEES ADVANCE CLAIM TO AVOID TAXES FAR TO 'ATTEND BLANGHARD LOTS rnmirnTinUHFRFiKiunuiriuuu Ill COLLEGE CITY T01ETDEBTS UUillLIIIIUII ilLIIL NEW Vl'lIK. Jan. 7. The f.ni'.i-u string ii pearls, worth nearly it n. ii tl.ili.im, belong- lilg l.

the I. tit- I'l lili es t.i.4 of otr ili first Il -II i which A bat. tli f. nkhi ail the la the I Mjltl Sllptelue t. Iuif I i ii ti.tert.1 apprtl 1905 (Thf Pay Was Saturday) January 7, Thl aftrr.t fn'IU MtiJt-nlO.

Will teach In ara now Almost th firm grade. Thera niHiii mi. I itinlelit 1 1. mhI)'. Kuiitlny lirt.hiilily mill.

I rfli Miulht-aM 14 tenchera in tha school, tutll allantl. Profrwior Norris has IJclitiiiR riant VTorVrn Are "Fpriuling Tar I of Time on Covrrnment Work. Appointment to Temporary Post am! Promotions Arc Announce d. ruin District ttrney IVroto ay Property ill He I to PrMt lier Mfeliii! at f.Inmli Tif liTimiTi7 Druw i 100 Men to Sei-i-ion. returned M'w s.

Alvarado from Kan Jose, where to he has been attending tha teachers' MiorUgc. Mi Lucy Field. Mre. If. Ills-Kiii.

Mrs It. Itodifi-r, Mn. Carolin Alvr.1. Mm. A.

W. While. Mrs. .1. I'ltnn.

lis. H. Peru. Mrs. J.

PERKHLKT. Jan. T. Appoint tl.iy The pc. ftfn to the 1'iin-cess ly W.l.i.itn H.

I.t-.-.lH. t.r- irr I. II pttl li.jn.t'.t', irlr'l'rrll r.ir tlll no iiilit uliti i'wr in-VI rlMit. 1 c- 'i! ii fi.inl nit- t'f it.f I. lie pun.

Mi. 1 1 n.l.-i liif.n of N. in ji, i-i. i ments 'of teachers for tha new hun.lie.1 ttrn-1t .1 the Northern n. i i I'lrirhrfi' Ctinvcitlltui Bit.l ALAMEDA.

Jan. of tha Alameda municipal light plant may yet find a way to e-ada the payment of Income tag under tha revenue department's recent ruling. In claims put forward Joseph R. Kahn, superintendent spring semester and changes In the status of other educatora were made by the Hoard of Education yesterday on tha recommendation ALAMEDA. Jan.

T. Po the Kan Jne avenue street cars run? And if they run, do they slop? This tiueatl.iii waa tha sub Jr. I of a healed Uim uiution lt nielli when the council attempted t. end tha long-tttaiiding low b-I wren two Kioups of residents, one for and tha other against luaialUUun ut- tha tr sa Itches In Kin Jose aienue, recently ordered by lha railroad loiiiiiiliuinn. Councilman P.

J. I'robst start, tha argument when ha charged that the Key System'a li nun West end seldom slop lo pick up pukneiigers. Ilia remarks were at-comled by Council ma H. It. Neiits.

who shifted the scene to the Kin Jons avenue car line and offered nine unused transfers aa evidence that ha had Lorn forced that many llmea to walk home be. causa the niotorinen we tno preoccupied lo heed hi signals. This argument met with opposition fioiu Councilman Al lntliam. who. demanding to be heard, declared: "Who s.ts tha rare don't atop? They stop that's the trouble.

They stop and remain slopped while the lootorintn and comlui'loi lake twenty minutes for luiii-h. perform heir dally tloien and put In fhrir 13 mill-Utes rending a day." Mil vu-ty I liv lur I ft I- tl.iN it; tin- i It tin' itvl.iy. A in i h' in. t'r who fli'lK of the plant. PALS OF GANG convention.

Mrs. J. SunkU of Alvarado en-talnrd aeveral friends at New Year a dinner. Miss Mil.lred Kauert and her brother Henry, of Alvarado, are sin-ndiiig the week with Mr. and Mm.

W. Talor of Livei more. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Muyers of Alameda spent New Years day Miih August May in Alvarado.

Mrs. hint-lair of San Francisco Is the tiue.t of Mrs. E. M. Foley of Alvarado.

Mrs. P. Joyce Is again at horns in Alvarado after spending the holidays with her daughter, Mrs. L. Ulaen of Decolo.

n.SKWIIFRK. TOKYO. Jan. 7. The Emperor today issued a rescript thanking General Ni.gl, the Third Army.

Admiral Togo and the combined reeki'i ft. Jan. 7 property I bv "1 1 I. Fb.noh.ti pond ii ii. i 'be l'et! Ill fill.

W.li IV J' I AM. 1. l.i cover funis rl.frd l.ie It'll en. I .1 I him fmiu the cll'n' -iiou' L. solutions Il StrllcMr.g District Attorney Hrra inc.

-to to like tn recover nil in n.c l. i at yr-ler. lav's muting of the board it edm An of E.an.-h- ds i.o..K i f.i'l i.t.'rifws rd the evict hi tagt-e has ri''l bet 0" f.i'.i:t ti i mined a yet. Nineteen appllemte Pl-inch. iI'm were p.

i. its Kahn today pointed out that Ma department spends at least one. I'it'ld and Mrs. Harry Cramer are i tin who Joined the I t-uiiii-witra III a lllt-etlnft held Thin lay nit. lit In Klnckmnn'a hall.

Mis. Alvord. the k' was l. pant fc-rand an Ii. Kornier Senator R.

A. Dague left Al.iniedn last niglit for Denver. Robert 11. Mftt. William Hammond Jr.

and other Alame.lana are to tit part on Monday for Tonopuh, here thi-y will ennai; In extensive developments of mining propel ties. The Alameda public schools ill reopen on Monday next after the iiud-w inter vacation of two Mr. and Mrs. K. R.

Crocken hae returned to their home in i hii-o after a visit to the home of Mis. Johnson of 2131 S.mu Clara third of Its time In the upkeep or the rlty street lighting system an4 the maintenance of the fire and 6UNMAN HUNTED of Superintendent II. H. Wilson. In the grammar achoola tha following appointments were made: Mlsa Erma E.

Abernathy. longtime substitute; Mlsa Irma Eunice Held, probationary; Mlsa Ellen Hitch. Mrs. Emily H. Kneli.

probationary; Mrs. Margery W. Service, now on leave, long-time substitute pending the return of Mlsa Ellerhorst; Miss Mavsle Ixivinn Tappe. probationary Mrs. Emma K.

Itrown, long-time substitute; Miss Lois Owendohn Wylle, probationary; Miss Mar-Jorle Alleen Ilrewster, probation lice It -It-phone system. These Ht-livitles, according to both City Attorney W. J. Ixieka and Kahn, are purely governmental CA.CTI.K r.iii'K". 1 7.

functions whose t-mploveea ara exempt from payment of Income la U. MIITH. The other two-thirds of their THANK The hut T.cu. nk" i. frar.K t-r.

pal Iion 1 1 I'll r. CM' war. ted in riiii-aii' for to murder. time, according to hnhn, Is spent LI ilisl.int po lite avenue, Alame.l.i. iitt.

tin- cm- I A avtiiue, Alame.l.l by In tha maintenance of the munici Miss Myrtle ary: Mrs. Louise I-omm mhis, pro. hatlonoxy; Mrs. Nina F. Itrooks.

of the features The council decided to address A letter to the Key Syatviu sug. gi'htmg a revision of the operating schedule. I vt of the MaxfU waa one I Chtiit of the of a program pres fleet for the taking of Port Arthur. fiPoTtTS. The second annual rhoot of the Oakland Revolver club was held nt their Indoor range.

412 Fourteenth street, on January 2. "HINTS FOH LADIES." Manicure boxes, nicely lined sented last mint etir.luy mi n.l of Dip hoard cl ucat N.i choice has I- at.n uinr.l as yet. A an aftermath of the l.im.l issue of 1. board looked nl rcln.i inary and plans proposed Hn.1 Crag, niont schools A a result for I1MJ0 each froV W. H.

Rat. cliff. Jr nn.l Jain luchf wei ordered pnlJ. today t-t istiri In I'i liver. Tli- m-iTi' shifted in the search for the nfn-r Sin riff MoKts-M.

if J'oiiclan county failed to Nazal IK -art: us.ar Hudson, Kai is J. E. L. Moore 1 I a a ol.s, pal power distribution stein, hut I he superintendent believes that the portion of their salaries for his work will not exceed the minimum of a year, under which Incomes are not taxable, Ixtcke Is prepared to fight tha government's ruling by which tha alarlea of municipal employeee engaged In proprietary enterprisei are subject to Income tax. at 1U.

Hiding hall, Alameda, under the Auspices of the Met hod 1M Sunday wchool. H. C. Petray, principal of the Hayward school, has now an additional member on his force in the person of Miss Elizabeth with satin and containing all the needful articles, ara now In fashion. find th.otn In il he their in the Canyon country.

Neighbors tc 1.1 the sheriff that Alurie and Ouser.herc had not been seen at their ran.h for some time. EDUGATORSUES TO RETAIN SEAT J. W. 000DWIX. lnd Cl.iude Parker.

Los Anees: Prof. A. Hi ed, Pasadena College: T. Wells. Lindsay; C.

A. CJIbnon, Fresno; TroTOiiiTi nnun In nni i min nmrl long-time substitute, In-Binning January 10. leave of absence In the grammar schools were granted to Miss Laura Rector. Miss Ell Uradley and Miss Margaret Ellen Lobb, all for the present school year. In the high school M.

Van Rensselaer was elevated from part-time to full-time basis as school counsellor at a salary of 12100 per year. Ellxaheth Cordea. high school clerk, waa given an increased salary. Tha following appointments were made for the high school: Mrs. Margaret V.

Huss, longtime substitute; Miss Alberta Elms, phlne Gol.lstauh. probationary; Mis. Myrtle Kilkenny, long-time til 1 1 -TV, Maimed Traffic Cop Given $72.50 Pension ALAMEDA. Jnn. 7.

K. O. Em-lay, former traffic offWr, nun wan permanently tlKihW In a cllision with a fire trurk List April. a today granted a pen. on of 171.

So a month hy the c.ty pension hoard. Emlay -w ill rect I pension retroactive to Stptemher last P-EWETl. Jin. 7. "Get Alterle" was the sharp command piven a squad of detectives last nieht when word waa received here from Castle Hock that Ixuii Alterle and Frank iJusenberp were believed to be in this city.

Alterie, wanted with his pal for assault to commit murder in Chicago, has numerous TOrEKA. Jan. 7. A decision on Chancellor E. II.

Llndley application for an Injunction, prohibit 1 T. Rorbee, Chico: W. D. Mc-15 raw. Bakers-field; Thomas Murish, Corning.

This morning Dr. W. D. Mi-lirnw of Rakers-field apoke on "The imminent Coming of Christ," and Dr. rv lunuiiLuuiviu h.

r. hullhm, uhi IN MARCH VOTE ON REGION BUSINESS pnilCF PAY RfllRF MflH MWM ing Governor Jonathan M. Davis ninl the State Poard of Administra Berkeley Police Take Three Speeders BERKELEY, Jan. 7. Threa speeders were arrested by Tatrol-man J.

J. Fisher. W. Rea. 21.

a I'niverslty of California student, la charged with traveling 60 tulles per hour at 1:15 o'clock this morning on College avenue be-tween Ashby oveniie and Dwlght way. He resides at 2614 Dwlght way. J. Y. Armstrong.

J. a garageman of 640 Ocean View drive. Oakland. Is charged with traveling 40 miles on Adeline tion' from ousting him as head of friends in T'enver, the police said. Itu It 11 ir-, long-time substitute: Elwln I Kansas I'lilverMty.

probably will be Flora announced bv the State Supreme I Tendre, M. Wilson, probationary. year. He also has received an ward of $3120 accident compensation from the state accident commission, payable at the rale cf 1 a. week.

Emlay's injuries consisted of a fr.it turo ol the skull, fracture neht li anj lo? ot the of the riciit eve. J. W. Goodwin, the evangelist, delivered a special message. Art Mrs.

Herbert Ersklne, who lives Arthur P. Holland, vlre-rresl-1 with her mother in this city. This afternoon I tl f. If ALAMEDA. Jan.

7. A test suit Mayor's Daughter To Wed Army Man MONTrill'V. Jan. 7. The en-cacement of Miss Helen Wright daughter cf Mayor Ueniajnin F.

WriL-hr of Monti rev. to Captain J. M. Kobinson. ht a.bi rters battery of the 7i'lh field artillery, has been announced here.

Robinson is the nephew of Admiral S. F. Robinson. 1. II JLiiklriAj I.

street, while John E. Ijiger, 25, a mechanic of i2 Ventura street. court here Satuniay. ine conn heard arguments In the suit yesterday, and gave Dr. Lindley'a attorneys until Thursday to file a brief In the case.

Fntil the high court rules. Chancellor Lliidli will retain his post. Th Chancellor was ordered out of office on charges of Incompetency, following a controversy hich arose over suspension of four Kansas Fniverslty students on charges of drinking Herb Doctor to Face Albanv, Is charged with making 60 miles on Grove street. License Lack Trial Lmmmmtri in the super or court loomed as a Smith, district rint. ndent.F wEATEBFORD possibility today to determine whe-sooke on "Meeting an 1 'i iita Lie I her or not the proposed wage in-Missionary Palance." This evening.

crease for police and firemen can Dr. Goodwin will charge of an evarc-listic scrvVo I voted on at the municipal Tomorrow will mark the closing ''vton in March dav of the convention. At a. I The suit, if instituted, will he Dr. W.

M. Mack of Alameda with the city council, will speak en The Second Advent according to Lieutenant George Berkeley Rotary I commander cf the Pacific fleet i The weddir.c is expected to take dent of the Alameda Title lnsur- The arrangements for the funeral a nee company, died suddenly last had not been definitely fixed to-nltrht at the family residence, "S'iB i day. It was announced by business Te legraph avenue. He left his associates. business associates at the office! The funeral will be held Friday shortly after 6 o'clock yesterday, i morning at 10 o'clock and ill be apparently In the best of health.

I private, Herbert Ersklne, his son-About 10 he complained of feeling In-law, ntmoffheed today. d.zzy and in a few moments sank I Holland was born In Vlcksbtirg. into unconsciousness. I and came to kland when Holland was the founder of the' FT years old. lies-attended the company with which he has been i Oakland High school.

After rom-connected for more than thirty Piling his studies he became den-years. He was C2 years old and is i If with the Mocker-Holland Ab-survlved bv the widow. Mrs. Lettie "tract company, the first abstract Wade Holland, and one daughter, I company in Alameda county. I The company was later merged Elects Secretary BERKELEY.

Jnn. 7. I. H. Fraternity Houses j.

lace some time In February, after which the newlywcds will go to Honolulu. r.r fh.it" lir .1. w. Cnn.lwin has 'Daly, to obtain a court ruling on Tav.or. advertising man, has been elected eeeretury of the Berkeley Rotary Club to succeed Clyde I.

IManchard. former buslnesa man The police court hearinc cf Dr. Fonjr Wan. Chinese herbalist. 576 Tenth street, arrested on charges cf violatinp the state medical laws, vas scheduled to take place today.

Dr. Fonp was arrested by agents of the state hoard of pharmacy, h.eaded by investigator Harry Henderson. He is accused of having failed to limit his remedies to the herbs permitted by law, and tu have used medicines without having procured a physician's license. Jlore than $40,000 in herbs and office equipnM-nt were seized. the opinion of Cirv Attorney W.

J. Locke, that the council only can fix the salaries, of municipal employees. The orooosed wage raise can be submitted to the people, it a stiecial messace, and in the afternoon at Dr. C. ii.

Widmeyor. president of 1'usaili-na College, will speak on the subject. "Evolution, the Antirode to Christian E.tuoa- ager or the Berkeley Board of Education. District Governor Robbed of Clothes BERKELEY. Jan.

7. Clothes valued nt several hundred dollars were stolen yesterday afternoon from two fraternity houses. At the Sigma Chi house. 1345 College avenue, A. H.

Powers was the victim, while Howard R. Murphy was robbed at the Delta Tau Delta frmernltv. 260) Tmrnnt nvenue. Harry S. Mason will pay his of Hacked by Father To Foil German Service, Says Son I.KC AI.

i IK ficial visit to the Berkeley club on tion. At 3:30. Dr. L. T.

i lls or is contenned, tin. lor a clause ot the Lindsay will give an address on city charter that empowers the "Depicting the Characteristics of a council to delegate its powers at its Successful Pastor." Dr. C. A. Gib-j discretion.

Wednesday of next weeek. Rev. I Into the present company and Hol-1 land became vice-president. Appointed by Judge Van Fleet. Holland served 17 years as referee In ha kruptcy.

Ijipsley A. McAfee had charge of tndnv'sj meeting of the rlub. it is coniennea mat Fnouia mis clause have universal application. son of Fresno will follow with a talk on "The Pastor, a Constructive Huilder." In the evening there will be a song and praise s-rvioe with special message by Dr. J.

W. CKHTIKICATK OK fOPAIIT.HnS IIIIIM1 III M.N US Flt-TITIOI AIIJ. C. C. bees.

4-248. KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE 1'KtSENTS: We, the undersigned, PETER CUKSTKTTO. A. ZAMPA and C. ii.

OCCKLLI, do hereby certify: That we are copartners transacting business In the State of California, under the firm naino and I 17. A. Woman Lawyer Accused of Trickery LOS ANGELES. Jan. 7.

Disbarment of Mrs. Catherine A. Mo-Kenna, one of Los Angeles' first the council could tdace the proposal on the ballot and empower the voters to decide it. Petitions will be circulated and the test suit filed in time to have a decision before March, providing the council will agree to place the proposal on the ballot in the event of a favorable verdict, according to Daly. The city council will confer with committees representing th police and fire departments Tuesday Start It With Music The Ludwig Dainty Cjrand is just the piano for bungalow, apartment or cozy Autoist, Victim Held Negligent by Jury SEATTLE.

Jan. 7. Eugene V. Dobhs, driver, and 'Nils Albert Johnson, victim of nn automobile accident December 27, were found style of "CALIFORNIA SALAMI FACTORY tiiat the principal place of business of said copart-nersliip is situated at 427 Clay In the City of Oakland, County of Alameda. State of California, and that the names In full of all the members of.

said copartnership, and their respective places of resilience, arc lis follows, to-wlt: PETER CKKSTKTTO. 423 Euclid Avenue. Oakland. Alameda County, guilty of contributory negligence by a coroner's jury here today. home.

You. may buy tt on convenient The jury's verdict showed that Dol.bs was guilty of driving with mSm v- one hand, and that Johnson crossed California: A. ZA.Ml'A. 1621 Elmj woman attorneys and during- the past year frequently mentioned as a possible candidate for the court here by the Los An-ireles Bar Association. The petition alleges Mm.

McKenna indulged in eharp practice in connection with the handling of a woman client's mortgaged property. i.LMAX GOING TO SEATTLE. SEATTLE. Jan. 7.

A passenger car rebuilding and reconditioning plant costing approximately J7o(V-000. is to be built here by the Pullman Company of Chicago, announces R. F. Weeks, of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce, recently returned from the East. The company has only one plant on the Pacific Coast, near Oakland.

nitht to discuss the new pension ordinance. Police and firemen are seeking salary increases of from $3,1 SO to $3,600 a year for chiefs of both departments; $2,220 to $2,640 for nssistant fire chiefs and police lieutenants. $2,160 to $2,640 for detective sergeants, $2,040 to for fire captains and police ser-; the street in the middle of the terms at the price of $865 luiiieua, Ai.iliii-iia i Cl I i 1M KBU.liNII I WHITE PLAIN'S, N. Jan. 7.

The story of the manner In which a father crirpled his son to keep him fcom fighting for the kaiser was told on the witness stand in supreme court by Conrad Johannstn, 34, of Vonk-ers. Johannsen was testifying in his d.imaee suit against the Atlantic Transport company of West Virginia. He said that his eyesight was permanently impaired last March when the mate of a vessel on which he was a accidentally Mruck him over the head with a sledge hammer. Photographs in evidence revealed scars on Johannsen's back. In telling how he came to bear the marks he said that in 1914 he was living in a German town and that his father, a citizen of Denmark, was opposed to Germany's declaration of war.

One night soon after, Johannsen said, his father called him and, suddenly drawing a butcher knife cut his back from his neck tu the end of his spinal column, exclaiming: "Now, you'll never be able to fight for the Kaiser," The war was almost over before he recovered from the injury, he said. His testimony ended the case, for immediately after Johannsen settled his suit for $1000. block. Dobhs had testified that he had one arm around a girl and that he generally drove that way. 1 1 IUI 11 in VJ.

11. Vl. ZjLIjL, 63rd Street, Emeryville, Alameda County, California. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. we have hereunto set our hands this liJih day of I lecemher, li'2l.

PETER CREST ETTO. A. ZAMPA. G. B.

OCCELLI. Johnson died in a hospital the next ilii'. geants, and from to, $1,860 to $1.20 and $2,100 for patrolmen and firemen. Coast Fliers to Delay Flight South SAN" FRANCISCO. Jan.

7. Lieu AITO CRASH. 7, of San Fran ROY III RT I.N David Bradley, cisco, was severely cut about the face and hands when an automo- tenants Oakley G. Kelly and H. C.

A new year opens before you. A piano will make it a livelier, happier year for your family, for your guests. Here is a piano, the Ludwig Dainty Grand, that combines a tasteful luxury of design with a tonal beauty you'll never tire of Miller arrived here yesterday af i bile in which he was riding with I his older brother, William, collided ternoon in two planes en route from Vancouver. to San CHILDREN'S CLASS Dancing Elocution Opens 3 p. m.

Saturday, Jan. 10th. Phone Oak. 879 ANNA 7. EAKER with a car driven by William Mul-greeney, S24 Fortieth street.

Diego. They plan to remain here State of California, County of Alameda ss. (vn this 19th' day of December, in the year of our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred and Twenty-four, before me. GEO. INGRAHA.M, a Notary Public in and for said County and State, residing therein, commissioned and sworn, personally appeared PETER CRESTETTO.

A. ZAMPA and O. B. OCCELLI, to me to be the persons described in and whose names are subscribed to the within instrument, and they acknewledged to me that they executed the same. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my Official Seal, at my office In the County and State aforesaid, the day and the year in this certificate first at least two days before continuing l-KCAI.

KOT1CKS the flight, Lieutenant Kelly an nounced. V. M. PROGIt t.M IS' TOPIC. "The Y.

M. C. Program for 1 925" will be the subject of an address by William Gillanders, gen STOCKHOLDERS' EETI.0. The regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the Central National Rank of Oakland will be held at the office of the Association Room 223, Central Bank Building, Oakland, California, on Tuesday. January 13th 1925 at 2 o'clock P.

for the purpose of electing a Board of Directors and transacting such other business as may properly come before the meeting. .1 HASSI.FR faster eral secretary of the Oakland Hear it today I at the fellowship luncheon above written. (SEAL) OEO. INGRAHAM, Friday noon at the Y. M.

C. A. Notary Public In and for the County pecial music will feature the ses or Alameila, state or call rorn la. sion. all oVnl 1323 Washington Oakland 1 35 Kearny Sari Francisco The EDGAR H.

BARBER COMPANY announces, a beautiful, new three-story building for. Oakland's downtown shopping district, into which we shall move all departments shortly after February 1st. We know you will appreciate having in Oakland one of the finest stationery, office equipment and printing institutions in all of California. in REMOVAL SALE NOW ON off ONE-HALF OFF off it I No need to crowd your pantry shelf with cocoa for drinking and cake chocolate for End baking when Ghir-ardelli's Ground Chocolate is on tap! For Ghirard elli's is everything you need in cocoa and chocolate all-in-one! ON THOUSANDS OF ARTICLES WATCH OUR WINDOWS STATIONERY LEATHER GOODS BOOK-ENDS BRIEF CASES ADDRESS BOOKS INK STANDS POKER SETS PURSES, ASH TRAYS FANCY DIARIES cost and will soon be sold out CHI RAKD LL I Ciou nJLC 1 ate, 'S PHOTO ALBUMS FRAMED MOTTOES WRITING CASES DESK SETS CALENDARS MUSIC ROLLS TELEPHONE LISTS This merchandise is priced bflow The EDGAR H. BARBER COMPANY PRINTERS ENGRAVERS "SERVICE ST A Tl ONERS' 1431 BROADWAY AT FIFTEENTH Taltes the place of cocoa, unjwee ttnfd nd wectcaed cake cbocolttc.

(After February 1st In our hew building on Fifteenth, next to Roog Bros. fusic Makes the Happier,.