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THE MORXIXG- OKEGOXIAX, THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 1922 13 I r V It I IB1YTI11I1 CEFilTERSADVDGATED General Pershing Includes Camp Lewis in Scheme. STAFF PLANS OUTLINED House Military Committee Told to Weed Out Inefficient Of ficers in Service. WASHINGTON. D. C. Jan. 18. Re tention by the war department of nine main training centers, one in each corps area, and of a number of other special camps, was recommended to day by General Pershing:, chief of staff, at a hearing before the bouse military committee. Ueneral Pershing: recommended re ' tention as military training centers of the following;: Camp Devens. Massachusetts; DIx, Nerw Jersey; Meade. Maryland; McClel Jan, Alabama; Knox, Kentucky; Cus ter. Michigan: Fort Riley, Kansas Travis. Texas, and Lewis, Wash ington. As suDDlementarr camps for mob lllzation and training of national guard, reserve units and special de tachments, the general urged reten tion of Camps Upton. New l oric; iee, Virginia; Jackson, South Carolina; Bherman, Ohio; Grant, Illinois; Pike, Arkansas, and Dodge, Iowa. Srbool Consolidation Planned. The war department's programme, General Pershing said, calls for the consolidation of Camp Bragg, North Carolina, of field artillery schools east of the Mississippi river and retention for the present, at least, of the artil lery school at Fort Bill, Oklahoma. A number of war department's rec ommendations are In direct variance from those of the house sub-commit tee. which has recommended disposl tlon of a large number of military res ervations. Opposition to the proposed consolidation at Camp Benning, Geor gia, or the tank corps school at Camp Meade, Maryland, the engineering echool at Humphreys. Virginia, and the signal corps school at Camp Al fred Vail, New Jersey, was expressed by General Pershing. Inefficient Officers Not Wanted. He recommended immediate weed ing out of inefficient officers In the ree-ular army, especially thoes in the higher grades, and declared it was Im perative that an efficient officer force of approximately n.uuu Da retained bv the war department. General Pershing read a letter from Marshal Foch In which the latter em Dhasized the necessity of maintaining an efficient officer strength. The present officer personnel, the general declared. Is "top-heavy," with promo tions too rapid in lower grades and too many inefficient officers in the high grades. He recommended a board of five general officers to clear the active list of the least effective otri cers, with the prospect of bringing the officer strength down to 1J.00U. This accomplished, efforts should be made, he said, to build up the lower grades by appointment of capable second-lieutenants and by rigid require ments for promotion. Army Reduction Opposed. Expressing: opposition to furtherj reduction of the enlisted strength 01 the army. General Pershing declared - "-that -undr--prsant--oonditlona-. Uuu total regular force Is the least that we should think of maintaining, es pecially when we consider the mani fold duties It Is called upon to per form and it Is urgently recommended that no further reduction be made." 'Under the pressure of economic conditions, the size of tha regular army was restricted to 150,000 men," he said. "About 17,000 have been al lotted to the Philippine Islands, 15,00-0 to the Hawaiian islands and 12,500 to the Panama canal zone. This leaver lighfly more than 100,000 for service within the United States, from which must be deducted the army of occupa tion In Germany. Omitting the staff organizations and coast defense troops they would, when completed, number 70,000 to 75.000 troops for field service. These troops consti tute our expeditionary forces to meet jany sudden emergency and serve to protect our borders." Vocational Training Criticised. After Chairman McKenzie had de clared that although the sub-committee which recommended disposal cf scores of army tracts did not wish to do anything that would "cripple or destroy" the efficiency of the mili tary service. It folt further economies must be put Into effect by either cut ting down the army or the number of camps and the activities undertaken at various units. General Pershing asserted he was opposed to "this vo cational training stuff." Side-line ac tivities, he'added, should be dispensed with. Chairman Kahn remarked that there was a feeling in the house that altogether too much money was be ing spent for military purposes. Obituary. Douglas Gibson Leitcli. Funeral services for Douglas Gib son 1. eltch, manager of the Vancouver Flouring mills, Vancouver, Wash., who died Saturday, J.inuary 14. at the family residence. 584 East Broad way, were held Tuesday at Finley'a chapel. Final services were at the Portland crematorium. Mr. Lei ten was 59 years of age. He was born In Duart, Ontario, Can ada. He was a member of the Ma sons. Shrtners and Oddfellows. He Is survived by his widow and a son. V. U. Leith of this city. A sister, Mrs. John Kussell, is also a resident of this city. , Robert E. Hitch. News has been received by friends that Kobert E. Hitch, a former at torney of Portland, died suddenly at his former home In El Paso, 111., Jan uary 17. Mr. Hitch was well known as a younger member of the bar and had many friends In Oregon. He was born May 17, 1883. at EI Paso. 111., graduated from the University of Michigan with the degree of A. B. In 1907 and l.L,. B. In 1:109. He was a member of the Michigan Alumni association of Portland, the Phi Alpha Ielta law fraternity, the Mazamas club and Masonic lodge. John Gross. BROWNSVILLE. Or.. Jan. 18. (Special.) John Gross, well-known Brownsville citizen, died from a sud den attack of neuralgia of the heart yesterday morning. The body will be taken to Walla Walla. Mr. Gross was 64 years old. He owned farms In eastern Washington and stock, in Walla Walla banks. Ii. T. Kills. RETSII Wash., Jan. IS. (Special.) L T. Ellis. Oregon pioneer of 1852. died at Ms home here last Sunday. He was 81 years old. Mr. Ellis Is sur- MovingHctureNewj TODAVS FILM FEATURES. Rlvoli Gladys Walton, "Play ing With Fire." Peoplea Gloria Swaneon. "Un der the Lash." Majestic Katharine MacDon ald, "The Beautiful Liar." Liberty Norma Talmadge, "Love's Redemption." Columbia Betty Compson, "The Little Minister." Blue Mouse Zane Grey's "The Last Trail." Star Mae Murray, "On With the Dance." Hippodrome Conway Tearle, "The Road of Ambition." Circle Alice Calhoun ' "Tile Charming Deceiver." MORMA TALMADGE displays all of the personality, which has 1 made her beloved by film fans, in "Love's Redemption," now at the Liberty theater. It is a thoroughly satisfying vehicle for her charms and she ecores a success, as always. The story Is nothing out of the ordinary. The plot has been done countless times before. It is the story of a West Indian girl, the daughter of a Spanish beauty and an English man, who regenerates and marries an English nobleman. The girl journeys with her husband to England, where the snobbish family makes life miser able for her. If it were not for the splendid act ing of Miss Talmadge and Harrison Ford and the delightful settings, the picture probably would not be of un usual interest. "Love's Redemption" is vibrant with Miss Talmadge and she has new opportunities in the role of the Jamaican girl, who can man age the natives of the Island and who never has had any difficulty in look ing after herself. Tropical scenes make a fitting background for Miss Talmadge's beauty and the earlier scenes on the Island are picturesque. Later, in England, Miss Talmadge delights her feminine admirers by displaying some of the latest fashions in gowns. She is at her best, however, as the im petuous "Ginger," who is never hap pier than when helping some one else. It is her desire to be of service which first starts her on the task of re deeming the young Englishman from drink. He Is a "younger son," not wanted at home until he suddenly comes into an inheritance. His family is not a bit subtle in Impressing upon his vlved by a son. William Ellis, who lives in British Columbia, and a daughter, Mrs. I. Mason of Bremer ton. Wash. He was a member of D company, first Oregon infantry, in the Civil war. Charles J. Ferguson. KLAMATH FALLS, Or., Jan. 18. (Special.) The fun-eral services for Charles J. Ferguson will be. held at the Elks temple at 2 o'clock on Thurs day, the ceremony being conducted by the Elks, while at the grave the Masonic bodies of Klamath Falls will officiate. The pallbearers will be representatives of the bar association and the Masonic, Elks and Spanish War veterans' organizations. The body will lie in state at the under taking parlors on Thursday from 10 to 11 o'clock and the banks will close at 2 o'clock as a tribute of respect to the dead lawyer. John Peter Christiansen. CANBT. Or., Jan. 18. (Special.) Funeral services of John Peter Christiansen,- prominent strawberry grow er of this place, who died at the fami ly .home Friday, were held from the Methodist church Monday. Rev. Boyd Moore, pastor, officiating. The church was filled with friends of the family. Interment was in Zion cemetery. J. V. Hnmptirys. OREGON CITY, Or., Jan. 18. (Spe cial.) J. Y. (Jack) Humphrys died at the family home at Mount Pleasant, about two miles from Oregon City, this morning. He was born in Corn wall, England, in 1851. His widow and a daughter, Mrs. Elmer Hendrlck son of this city, survive him. AVatt Shipp. SALEM, Or., Jan. 18. (Special) Funeral services for the late W att Shipp, prominent Salem man who died in Portland Sunday, were held here today. The Elks' lodge was in charge of the services. Burial followed in River View cemetery. DAILY CITY STATISTICS Marriage licenses. CEPALLA-NATALIVCI Deonlrl Cenal- la, legal, 304 Grand avenue, and Rita N at tic cj, legal, 1 27 Euat Twenty-first street. CU.NDKAY-SCH1EFF Levi L. Condrav. legal, l..o,' Sixty-firth street Southeast, and fc.rn.iiy bcnitJii, legal, U3o ivaat Antony street. LEE-SMITH Dale Lee. leval. 161 East Sixty-third street North, and Marie Snutn, lt;al, same address. a L LL1 VA-TKUtbTLilR M. J. SUlll .n. legal. Ths Dalles. Or., and Mae Troe tier, legal, Portland. BKAXDON-VLiJii Elmer I. Brandon, le gal, tittt Haig atreet. and Kdn Plug, ifcgal. McAFEE-McAFEB John C. McAfee. le- gai, Seattle, Wafh., and Jennie il. Mc- :ee, legal, Portland. MILLER-CO WO ILL Herbert B. MItler. legal. San Raiael street, and Blanche Cowgill, legal. 70s handy boulevard. WOODWORTH - CLEVELAND 8. E. Wood worth, legal, San Francisco, CaJ., and Maude Cleveland, legal. Grew ham, or. K L LK WAKr JOSLIN Harry O. Kulk- warf. legal. 4310 Last Sixty-fifth street. and Irene Joalln, legal, 7X1 E&et Stimon street. SKtiflART-LTNCH Charles E. Serrart. legal, Buell, Idaho, and Therma Lynch, le gal, Portland. Vancouver Marriage Licensee. OOFT-SCHALK Elmer J. Uoft. 23. of Portland and Kisle Sehalk, UO, of Portland. TKtbH'.UL,ii.A cnaries Trees h. 27. of Portland and Mrs. Aita C Coleman ;i 7. of Thompson Fa Us, Mont. McCoNKi-DELAPLAIN Lester Mc Conky. of McMtnnvlHe. Or. and Elsie M. De.ap.atn, in, or balem. Or. JoHNSON-MoOKE William Johnson, ft. of Portland and Mr. Manorle Moore. 4, of Portland. HUGH KS-H CGHES Bryan Hughes." 34, of Koseuurg. Or., and Mrs. Mildred .Hughes, . of PortUnd. H AU- AKL'E-h KLMcin N'elson P. Hau- garde, 62, of Portend and Caroline . iie.mer, m. or roriiina. DA VIS-STOVER Car re Da via. 23 of Vancouver and Martha Stover, io, of Van couver. CO hi- west t ranis to. Si. of Fher- wood. Or., and Neva Weat. 17, of Sher wood, or. ADAMS-RHODES Frank L. Adama fi.r of Klamath Fails. Or., and Anna Hhodes. 4. of 8cappoose, Or. NUHiiKt auomaji Clarence c. Xorgren. tt, of Vancouver and Lucille Liignan, ... ox Vancouver. BAILEY-DOLAN Oeora Ballev. 22. of 5a n Francisco and Loretta Doian. legal, of E.gm. III. KKODIGAN'-WTATT Edward Brodl- gan. 24. of Portland and Gladys Wyatc. 13, of Portland. BATTuER-GRAVBLLE James Battjrer. Ural, of Echo. Or., and Paulina L Ur ve.:e. legal, of Echo. Or. OHUNuKK-rtun majn .Kienara p. on linger, legal, of Portland gnd Bertha M. Hnitman. Ul. of Portland. 1 BARRIE-FARLEY Jamee Barrle. learal. of Mllwauki. Or., and Sarah Farley, le gal, of Milw-aukle. Or. AYR ES-LEAVE LI j Famuel E. Ayrei. 3.1. of Klickitat. Wash., and Sylvia B. Lea ven, of Hood River. Or. CHAPMAN-JACOBS Thorna A, Chap, man. 21. of Portland and Leon a A, Jacobs. IS. of Portland. Births. LUPWIO To Rev. and Mra M ten a el I Lu'twig. 199 N. Kilpatrick. January 9. a daughter. LENWALL To Mr. and Mra R. A. Len- tt GUaan. Jinuary 10, a son. SUlMONa lo Air. aad Alxa I ii. 81m- bride that she is a great shock to laem. out me enuing is Bttt-.o,--.. j . although anticipated. In the supporting cast are Monta rm Love, f'ooner Cllffe. Ida Water man, Michael M. Barnes, E. Fernandez and raser coulter. Screen Gossip. Mabel Julienne Scott, one of the screen's most popular young emo tional actresses, will be seen at Mr. Hamrick's Blue Mouse theater for one week only starting Saturday in her her latest attraction. "No Woman Knows." which Is the film version of Edna Ferber-a magazine masterpiece. "Fanny Herself." This Is the latest Hpartinn tn cnme from the producers of "Conflict," which recently enjoyed such a successful run at the Blue Mouse theater here. . Much Interest Is being shown in the east in "Cablria." the picture from the story by the temperamental poet warrior of Flume, Gabrlele d'Annun zlo. "Cablria," though now seven years old, is creating even more en thusiasm than when it was first pro duced. "Cablria," In addition to be ing an interesting photoplay, with a spectacular love story, is also an edu cational spectacle. The story deals with the love of a Roman maiden, sold In slavery in Carthage. The story also deals with the Punic wars, with the famous Hannibal and his passage of the Alps. - All of its de tails are historically correct. D'An nunzio, who personally directed the filming bf the picture, spent many months in various European libraries gathering data for Its production. In connection with the announce ment that the picture feature which will open at the Hippodrome today will be Conway Tearle in "The Road of Ambition," Is another announce ment that the Hippodrome will from this afternoon on give continuous performances every day of the week Instead of Saturdays, Sundays and holidays. Norma Talmade'a latest production, "Smilin' Through." has been booked for showing, at the Liberty, accord ing to an announcement made yester day by Paul Noble. ''Smilin' Through" is the story of a young girl's love and an old man's hatred. It is a "period" story, the prologue being laid in the early '70s. It is the play in which Jane Cowl scored such a triumph. Critics who have viewed the finished film say that it is one of the mast beautiful of the Tal madge productions. mons, C87 East Main, January 10, a daugh ter. HERZ To Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Her. 1162 Gladstone avenue, January 18. a son. CASC1ATO To Air. and Mrs. G. Casclato. 6112 Bast Fifty-firth January 6. a daugh ter. STBPP To Mr. and Mra J. M. Stepp, 7344 Fifty-third avenue. January 8, a daughter. BUKOVICHIK To Mr. and Mrs. J. Bukovichik, 453 Twentieth street North, January 9. a son. STSMFILL To Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Stemfill, Evergreen avenue, January 10, a daughter. CAPPS To Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Capps, 985 Interstate, January 15, a daughter. GERLOCH To Mr. and Mrs. F. William Gerloch.-e85 Haight, January 16. a son. LEWIS To Mr. and Mra. A. H. Lewis. 1183 East Thirty-ninth street North. Jan uary l.'i. a son. ANDREWS To Mr. and Mrs. Geonte Andrews, 25 East Twenty-second, Janu ary 13. a daughter. ELB1K To Mr. and Mrs. Paul Blblk. 1204 East Eighteenth street North. Jan uary 6, a son. DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT PORTLAND. Jan. 18. Maximum tem perature, 30 degrees; minimum tempera ture, 16 degrees. River reading. 8 A. M., 2.1 feet. Change In last 24 hours. 1.3 feet 'all. Total ram. 'a I (5 P. it to 6 -P. M.), none. Total rainfall since September 1, 1U21, 20.56 Inches. Normal rainfall since September 1, 23.20 Inches. Deficiency of rainfall since September 1, 1921. 2.64 inches. Sunrise. 7:47 A. M. ; sunset, 4:56 P. M. ; total sunshine, 9 hours 9 minutes; possible sunshine, 9 hours 9 minutes; moonrlse, Wednesday, 11:47 P. M. ; moon et Thursday, 11:11 A. M. Barometer (re duced to sea level). 5 P. M., 30.42 inches. Relative humidity, 5 A. M.. 8( per cent; noon, 65 per cent; 5 P. M., 37 per cent. THB WBATHHTl. Wind 1 x as re; I STATIONS. WMtbMk S3 fiaTT er 1 .00,. .ISB .ool. ..v .o,i4;xw (Clear iClear :Cloudy Hoi 10 0 SB O 14 O 34 0 . . . 0 21 0 4O0 70 0 20 Boston Calgary Chicago Denver .v-',.. .001 , . NE .01 . ..NE (PL cloudy SO ft. cloudy Snow Des Moines.. .WIO.NW, Eureka Galveeton . .. Helena Juneau . . ,. Kansas City. Los Angeles. Marshfield .. Medford Minneapolis . New Orleans New York. . . North Head . .00 28 N .00,14 SE ,ot . . v K-'lear Cloudy Cloudy Snow Clr tS4:7 S 320 .01 24 NW, .00'. .,NW 4 MS 0 24 340 18 3: .00). ,,NE .lo;. .i'n OOi. ,,SW .04. . SW .OOj. .i-V 0 . .;EW ,0H!..,SW .OOi. . N'W .00'. .'n Clear (Snow Cloudy Cloudy -Clar Clear Clear Clear 21 10 K2! Tti.o 3UI 4ft O 24 34 O 4H B2 . 41 2 0. 1 S't 22 300 3'-; ZtiO 341 3S 0. 14 140 SO M 0 42 42 0 20 92,0. ... tas .. Phoenix ....) Pocateiio . . . Portland . . .. Roeeburg ... Sacramento . SU Louis.... Sal Lake . . San Diego... San Fran,.... .S rattle Skka Spokane .... Tacoma .... Tatoosh .... Valdes Walin Walla. Washlnarton . Winnipeg ... Yakima Clear .00 28 NW iClear Moudy .00 24 N .02,12, NW viear .00:14, W .00 2 4 XE .001. .i.N'E (Cloudy jClear iie&r Itt O. ,32 O. 00;. . jSW yieaj. .. E K'loudT so 40 0. 00.. .,SW ,Cloudy im.'.'. i"" Clear"" 00, ,8W k'loudy OO . .,SS jfloudy 00). ...NW Clar . T14;. 14 O 42 O. -40 ISO A. 11. today; t". M. report o( preceding- day. FORECASTS. Portland and vialnity Fair, continued cold; north to eat winds. Oregon and Washington Fajr, continued cold: moderate wind, mostly northerly. AMrSEMENTS. a2J CAMEIfCN SISTERS A STUPY IN RHYTHM awwussscAsm FIVE AVAL0NS PASSO LYDELL&MACY mr 'OLD CROMIES' PANTAGE Contlnuoaa l.P. M. ts It P. M. Portland's Favorite FEHKls HA8TMAN mod HI. Prima Uih OtTV gAWPSELI. It IJCONAKD-LILT BENSEK AND BAIRD WANDA HAWI.EV fat HEB FACE TALUS LYRIC MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY Bea Dillon. Al Frank, and Eddie Wright "The Four Sweethearts" Afternootw at -Erentnare at T and . THE CIRCLE THEATER Fourth at Wa.klnRtom. Open from o'clock In tb mornlns until 4 o'clock lb lollowlng mornlntf. vsm WILLIAM GAXTGN ptMSCOl kisses' NtEJ AL.W0LMAN AMI SFMEXTS. , BEGINS TONIGHT, 8:15 l, Tickets Now BelUns I HEILIGBr"pJo'e VJ:Vot TONIGHT SPECIAL, PRICK MAT. BAT, Brilllaat New Cast. Incladlos; ANN READER AS "LUANA" And the SINGING HAWAIIANS EVE'S Floor $2; Balcony, first five rows $1.50, last IT rows $1; Gallery, first seven rows re served 77c. admission 60c SPECIAL. SAT. MAT. Floor 11.60: , Balcony. $1: Gallery, reserved and admission. 50e. Add 10 Per Cent War Tax. 1AKED STOCK COMPANY A . How I'lavyloj: fUP IN IHABEL'S ROOM" Plenty of Action, Snap and Daah. A Poeitiva Inausii Provoker. HFppodroME BEGINNING TODAY THFj HIPPO DROME PERFORMANCES WILL, UE CONTINUOUS 1 TO 11 P. M. AFTERNOON PRICES Children Adnlts 10c . 20c Except Sunday and Holiday TODAY CONWAY TEARLE . IN THE VIH1I.E PLAY OF A MAN L, Y MAN The Road of Ambition JARVIS & CO. MINIATURE MUSICAL, FARCE COMEI1Y lYANfc CARRIE AVERY "MADAM SIKI.OIN LUIITKU" Barker A Dnnn, Preston A Johnny Dove. Yaobel COMING SUNDAY BERT LYTE1.L In THE IDLE RICH" Contlnnon.i Performancea Every Day In the Week, 1 to 11 P. M. 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No ad taken for leea than two linen. Ads run Sundays only charged at one-time rate. Advertisements (except 'Personals' and "Situations Wanted") will be tken over the telephone if the advertiser is m HubHcrllter to rither phone. The Oregon i en will receive eopr by mail provided snfficlent remittance for definite number of iwwie la sent. Acknowledgement mill be forwarded promptly. Advertisements are taken for The Dnlly Oreeonian until 7:SO P. M.: for The 8unilajr Oregonian until 6 P. M. haVtUrtlkv). AUCTION SALES. UNCLAIMED baggage sale at 55 North Vark at., corner LavU st. Sale at 10 A. M. J. T- Wi'snn, auctioneer. At the Baker Auction nouae, Tamhtll and Weut Park streets. Sale at 10 A, M. MEETING NOTICES. B. P, O. ELKS. NO. 142. Regular meeting this (Thursday) evening, at 8 o'clock, Kika' temple. Ini tiation. Visiting brothers welcome. M. K. 6PALDING, Sec. STAR LODGE, NO. 219, I. O. O. F. iieetin every '4 Thursday evening at 104 is. Kllilngsworth ave. Visitors always welcome. W. R. STILES. N. O. F. H. VAN WYXUARDEX, Sea BELLWOOD CHAPTER No. 92 Special communication this (Thursday) at I o'clock at Masonic hall, corner East Thirteenth street and Spokane avenue, to attend tha fimnrn. Of Slater Anna Hawea By order of W M. HARRIET HEN DEE. Sec MT. SCOTT CHAPTER. 110. O. K. 8. Regular meeting this (Thursday) evening. Work. By order W. M. MAUD IS. CONN ELL. Sec. COLUMBIA LODOB. 114. Special this Thursday 7 P. M. F. C. Brethren welcome. FRED L. OLSON. Sec'y. GCS H. CRAMER. T13 SELLING BLPa Main (502. Jewel and emblem manufacturer, watch and Jewelry repairing. DIAMONDS Diamond Betting and Mounting, "500" PARTY every Friday at 2 P. M., at Mooae Temple. 4th and Taylor; good prises; auspices of Women of Mooseheaxt Legion. Admission S.c. FRIEDLANDEfTa for lodgs emblems, class pins and medals. ftlO Washington st EMBLEM Jewelry, out tons, charms, pins. new deaigaa, Jaeger JBro, 131-2 SixUt at MEETING NOTICES. NOBLES. TAKE NOTICE. An Invitation Is extended to all Noblos to attend the Inaugural Ball of the Poten tate of Al Kader temple, to be held at the municipal auditorium, Friday even) nr. January 20, lt)22, at e:43 o'clock. Admission, with one lady, on presentation of 19J cara. I n card or vis- Hlna Nnblfi will Hat rrcw- nlxed. By direction of the Potentate. HARVEY BECK WITH. Recorder. OREGON COMMANDER!. NO. 1, K. T. Special con clave Thursday evening, Jan. 19th. at 7:80. Red CroM. Your sulstanee will be appreciated. C F. W I EG AND, Recorder. WASHINGTON COMMAND ER Y, NO. 15, K. T. Special conclave this (Thursday) eve ning. Order of the Temple. Fuit form opening. 7:30 sharp. STJNNTSIDE LODGE. NO. 16.1, A, F. AND A. M., 81Hh and HaVthorne. . Special Thursday 1 P, AL E. A. de gree. LODGE EMBLEMS, class pins, officers Jeweia, carry large stock to select from; peciai wore to order In our own factory. Davids. Jewelers and opticians. JUS Wash ington street at Broadway. PIED. WAGNER January IT, Sarah Emma Wag ner, aged Tl years 6 mot. 14 days, late of 2SJ E. 74th st. N., beloved wife of Charles Wagner and mother of Lewis of Bakersfield, Cal.; Scott of St. Johns, Or.; Mra Minnie McCollum. at home; Glenn of Grand Lodge, Mich.: Mra Freda McCailum and Mra Pearl Mc intosh, city ; Mrs. Mary Simmons of Clackamas county, and Mra Chrysle Long of 497 Kerby St., at whose horns she died. Arrangements In care of Mil ler Tracey. Funeral notice later. WAGNER At the residence, 497 Kerby street, January 17, Emma Sarah Wagner, aged 70 years, beloved wife of Charles H. Wagner. Funeral notice later. Re mains are at the residential parlors of Miller fc Tracey. BBBDB At the residence. 145 East Twenty-seventh street S.. January 18, Mary Ellen Beede, aged 60 year. Fu neral notice later. Remains at the resi dential parlors of Miller & Tracey. ROCKWELL In Independence. Or.. Jan. 16, Birdie J. Rockwell. Remains are at the chapel of Edward Holman Son. Third and Salmon streets. Notice of funeral Later. FUNERAL NOTICES. SPRINGER At the residence, IR1 Green avenue, January 17, Ella Mary Ppringor, aged 66 years, wife f Henry Springer, mother of Sister Mary Edena and Sitter Teresa of the Cross of the Order of Holy Names; Mrs. B. J. Dougherty or this city; Mra B. Hiener, Edina, Mo.; Mrs. Irving W. Smith, Wenatchee, Wash. ; Rev. F. Springer, Roy, Or.; J. I., Spokane, Wash.; J. V.. Philadelphia, Pa.: H. a., F. M., C. R-, J. W H. A- and M. C. Springer of this city. Funeral will be held from the late residence, Friday, January 20, at 8:80 A. M.. thence to the cathedral. Fif teenth and Davis streets, at 9 A. M., where requiem mass will be offered. f Friends Invited. Interment Mount Cal vary cemetery. McEntee & Ellers, direc tore. O'BRIEN At the residence. 769 Savier street, January 17, James O'Brien, aged 75 years, husband of Elixabeth O'Brien and father of Mrs. B. F. Hardin of Yak ima, Wash.; Mrs. F. G, Mountford, As toria, Or., and John J. O'Brien of this city. The deceased was a member of Longshoremen's local No. 88. Funeral will be held from McEntee ft Ellers par lors, Sixteenth and Everett streets, today (Thursday), January 19. at 8:80 A. M., thence to St. Patrick's church, Ntneteentn and Savier streets, at 9 A. M., where re quiem mass will be offered. Friends In Alted. Interment Mount Calvary ceme tery. KAN ART In this city. January 17, John Kanary, aged 12 years, son of Mr. and Mrs. Morns Kanary of 453 Ea-t Slnr mun street, and brother of G)org-s M., Michael and Mary Kanary, this city, and Monica Kanary of St. Helena. Or. tu neful will be held from McEntee & Biters' parlors. Sixteenth and Everett streets, to day (Thursday), January ID, at 9 A. M., tnence to tt. f miip in en enure n six teenth and Hickory streets, at 9:30 A. M-, where requiem mass will be offered. Friends invited. Interment Mount Cal vary cemetery. ALLEN Jan. 18, 1922, In this city, Henry c. Allen, aged ol years, beloved husband of Jess V. Allen and father of Ellenor Allen, son of Emery and Mary Allen of rnrvalll. nsnn krMka. nt A W Allen. Ira E. Allen and Mra Eldred Kuisenga of Portland. Or., and Mra Edna Shenefleld of Spokane, Washing tntrton. and John F. Allen of Co rvalue, Oregon. Funeral services will take place from the undertaking parlors of Finley & Son at 10 A. M. Friday. Friends In vited, interment at Greenwood ceme tery. HEYLANDBR Jan. 16. 1922, at the resi dence of his daughter, 4-8 Schuyier St., Nels E. Heylander, aged 73 years, be loved husband of Christina Heylander, father of Mrs. N. M. Peterson, Mra G. Paulsohn and Mrs. G. H. Carlson; also survived by nine grandchildren. Funeral . services will be conducted Thursday, Jan. 19. at 2 P. M.. from Pearson's un dertaking parlors, Russell st. at Union ave.; friends invited; Interment Rose City cemetery. NELSON At his home. 400 Colleae st. Jan. 17, ivt, j. k. iseison, agea i years, father of Emil R. Nelson of St. Paul. Or.; Mrs. Nellie Phillips of Se attle, Wash., and Mrs. Katherine Gas ton or Portland -r. r rienas sre re spectfully invited to attend the funeral services, to be held at the chapel of bdra Hoiman & on. 34 ana Salmon sts.. Friday. Jan. 20, 19J2, at 1 P. M. Interment In Rivervlew cemetery. SMITH In this city. Jan. 15, 1922. Jane H. Smith, aged tiu years, sister of Mary E. Smith of Portland and Charles J. Smith of Seattle, Wash., and Luin E. Smith of Tucson, Ariz. Friends are re spectfully Invited to attend the funeral services to Be held at the chapel of bdward Hoiman & ion, intra ana sal mon streets, Friday, Jan. 20. at 2 P. M. Concluding service at the Portland crem atorium. Please omit flowers. LORSUNG At his home, 430 Tenth St., Jan. 17. Joseph S. Lorsung. aged HI years, husband of Anna Lorsung. Mem ber of Multnomah Camp. No. 77. W O. W. The funeral services will be held at the conservatory chapel of the Hast Side Funeral directors. 414 E. Alder st.. at 2 P. M.. Saturday, Jan. 21. Friends and members of above fraternity Invited. In terment Mt. Scott Park cemetery. LEIGHTON In Oregon City, Or.; Jan. 16, Eugene A. Leighton, aged 04 years, father of Clarence A. and Edward L. Leighton. Friends are respectfully In vited to attend the funeral services to be held at the chapel of Edward Hoiman and son, 3d and Salmon sts., today (Thursday). Jan. 19. at 1 P. M. Inter ment in Klverview cemetery. H AWES At 1660 E. 17th St., Jan. 17. Mar garet Anna Hawea, aged 51 years S months 10 days. Funeral servlres will be h:1 today (Thursday, January 19). at 2 P. M., from the residential fu neral parlors of Walter C. Ken worthy. 1532-1534 H. 13th St.. Sellwrod. Friends Invited. Interment Mt. Scott Park cem etery. HOULTON Jan. 17, Philip J. Houlton. aged 43 years, lata of Oregon City. Be loved husband of Jo vita Houlton. Fu neral service will be held at P. L. Leach funeral parlors. Bast Eleventh at Haw thorne, Saturday at 2 P. M. Friends in vited. Oregon City Enterprise please copy. , TROVER The remains of the late Alfred Trover were forwarded under the direc tion of Miller A Tracey, Wednesday. January 18. at ft P. M., to Paris, 111., where services and interment will. take place. Mr. Trover was a member of the 66th Illinois regiment. REED The funeral servlt for the late Kupha Reed of White Salmon, Wash., will be held today (Thursday), at 8:30 P M., at Finley's mortuary, Montgomery at Fifth. Friends invited. Concluding service. Lone Fir cemetery. YANCY The funeral service for the late Rebecca Yancy of 14 East Davis st. will be held today (Thursday), at 2 30 P. M at Finley's mortuary, Montgomery at Fifth. Friends Invited. Concluding service, ML Scott cemetery. LA MONT The funeral service for the late John Lsmdnt of 124 Fourteenth street, will be held today (Thursday), at 1:30 P. t Finiey'i mortuary, Montgomery at Fifth- Friends lnv.te Concluding service, Skamokawa. Wash. ALBIN The funeral service for the late Lydia A. Albin of 1411 Michigan ave., will be held today (Thursday), at 11 A. M-. at Finley's mortuary, Montgomery at Fifth. Friends invited. Concluding service. Mt, Scott cemetery. GENTRY At her lats residence. 709 East 41st st. North, Anna Gentry, age 80 years. Funeral services win be held at P L. Lerch funeral parlors. East 11th and Hawthorne, today (Thursday), at 2 p. M. Friends Invited. VON BOLTON Funeral services of th late Tlca von Bolton will be held Thurs day. January 19. at 2 P. M.. at the chapel of Miller A Tracey. Concluding services Portland crematorium. MANN The funeral services of the late Marls Mann will be held Thursday, Janu ary 19. at 8 P. M. at the chapel of Miller A Tracey. Interment Rose City cemetery. PA I N E The funeral services of t he late Cnarles i- Paine will be held Thursday, January 19, at 1 P. M., at the chapel of Miller it Tracey. Interment Rose City cemetery. J Portland Business Bulletin A directory of business firms, professional men, manu facturers, repair men, etc., classified for ready reference. Information as to any class of work not listed may be obtained by calling Main 7070, House 40. ACTOVNTANT9. PORTLAND CAL,CUL,ATl.J BUKKAU. 71il Corbttt blda-. il.in 12-4K. EXPERT COMPTOMETER SKRV1CE. Oparalors with machine, furnnhed for inventory calculation, itattatlcal work, to fill temporary vacancies, or for any peciai work In flsurea. HAHD, CONFinE.NTIAU ACCURATE. JULIUS R. BLACK, public accountant, auditor. Income tas i.r,lr. I'nnrnrd ntJlt., 2d and stark. Phone Bdwy. 74. i ASSA tilts A.M ANALYSIS. Hu.VTAXA AMAIf Officii. 1.2 Socon ureet. Gold, gl.ver. platinum bought. AI'TOK.NtJa. E W. EASTMAN, laayar. of Commerce building. b-& Cbarob.r HA t IIS. KTC. DR. VtcMAHON S batha. Portland; .team abowera. plunges, tuba, all for 33c: t.ll your friend.. Kourth at W.i h lngton. t H.I.LLOID IUTTON 8, THE IKWIN-HODSOX COMPANY. 387 Vaahlngton Bdwy. 43 Tabor l2St. lUltOPKACTIC. VR McMAHo.S' IllcaiDl Portland: 12lh year, baven poet - graduate rcearcb couraea. Rate.: Extended lima, ill ad- Juatmenta. .15. refltorlua health. H 1 KOTO l I S 1 a. WILLIAM. lueteUe Florello and Denial Ie Veny. the only scientific chiropodists and arch apecia'lsta in city. Par.ora S0i UerUnger bldfc., southwest corner Second and A.der atresia. Main 1301. DR. O. O fLUTCHM Koot troublea cl entlflcally corrected: lady aaalatauL. L12 Morgan bId(E., Main 8762. DR. B. LOUI3K COX. aseptic chiropodist. 133 Morgan bldK. Main 4V. Cl-EAMSU A.l tiYktxo. REGAL CLEANERS An2a2&rt9eks Bulta or overcoala dyed brown, blu. or black. IS. Mali order solicited. 127 N. nth at. COl.l.KCTIOXS. KETH A CO.. Worcester bldg. Main 17118. No collections, no charges. Eatab 1900. DENTISTKV. DR. B. E. WRIGHT Third Floor Raleigh Bldg. Corner Sixth and Wasnlngton Sta. Broadway 72T9. Automatic glltf. PCWTKTPV DK- W. KEENE, ULJillOlnl No After Effects Without Pain. 31Vi Washington at. X-Rav Work. Above Majestic Theater. JEWELRY MFU. AND KKPAIRlXtj, ROSS it CO., DIAMOND BETTERS. SH MOHAWK PLUG. D AND MORRISON MI SIC TEACHERS. L. CARROLL DA 1. teacher of piano and voice. Broadway 2505. 148 13th su rrNEltAI. CARS. LlMOUSlNESj for funerals, weddings, shop ping. Jones Auto Livery. Marshall 114. FUNEBAL DIRECTORS. MILLER & TRACEY Perfect Funeral Service for Lew Independent Funeral Directors. Washing ion street, between 20 th and 21st west jjlde, Lady assistant bdwy. .tiVJL Automatic DUNNING & CAIN FUNERAL DIRECTORS. 449 Morrison St., West bids. I'bunee Broadway 430. Automatic o4o-oS. POHTLA.VU CREMATORY AND BIAISOI.KVM tell. Sbi. HOLMAN & SON (Founded 1854. FUNEHAL LURfagCXORS. Third and Salmon Sts. Main POT. McENTEE & EILERS Funeral parlors with all the privacy at a borne. 16th and liver ett streeta phones Uroadray 2133 Auto. 531-83. SNOOK. WHalALDON, Funeral uireclora. Successors to Bi xe St bnook. Belmont at 3ith Tabor 1258. KAST SIDE FUNERAL DIRECTORS. F. S. DUN.M1NO. IMC.) J The Fanii.y Sets the Fnce." 41t E. Ider. Phone East 62. Auto. il25-i. LEHCH. UNDERTAKER. Eaat Eleventh and Hawthorns. Phone East 781. FINLEY'S MullT UARY MONTGOMERY AT STH MAIN . furWCO L'NKli'KTAh.l.Mi CO., OfttnCO Third and Clay. Main 4152. A. R. ZELLER CO., Ln Williams Ave. e East loss. A. D. KEN WORTH f CO.. 5804 2d St.. Lenta. Auto. 618-21. FLORISTS. LARGEST RETAIL FLORIST t IN PORTLAND. CR Morrison Hi., Portland Hotel Puone Mar. ibi. MARTIN & FORBES COMPANY 354 Washington St. Main 269 Floe Botes and Orchids a Specialty. Flowers for All Occasions Artistically Arranged. Smith's Flower Shop Portland'! Progressive Floritt. W ip cialis in funeral dejdicna. Mitt Sixth, opposite Meier A Frank's. Main T21A. FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Main 4737 -W. Win Pley Ton " TAMHll.L st TENTH And Floral Designs 25 Hothouses, No Branch Stores. ,...1..,. 25 Teara on Morrison CTTgSj street, bet. 4th and 6th Main "709. KOSEWAY FLOWER SHOP. E. 41ST AND SANDY BLVD. PL'OWEKS FOR ALU OCCASIONS. WB DELIVER. PHONB US. J. T. JAUNCEY. TABOR 74H6, NOB HILL FLORISTS (Estat. Alfred Burknardt.) V E. cor 23tV and O'lsan. Main 1330. rONSETH S FLORAL CO.. 287 Waahington St.. bet. 4th and 5th. Main 51U2. A 1101. SJONTMFNT9. PORTLAND MARBLE YORKs a 4th St., opp. City Hnll. NEC BROS. I OTTO SCHUMANN MARSLE WORKS i QTJAIJTY MEMORIALS E. THIRD .P1NE STS. kHOWE E.743 OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY Investigates all cases of allseed cruelty to animals. Offices, room 150 courthouse. Phone Main tin from 8 A. M. to O r. M. Tha anrl.tT has full charze of the city pound at Its home. 535 Columbia boulevard, rnoite any nine. w ooa lawn 7o4. Doss for sale. Horse am bulance for sick or disabled horses. Small animals painlessly electrocuted where necessary and stray animals cared for. All dead animals, cows. burses, etc.. picxed up. Lian. Main 7070. Automatic 660-95. .Phone your want ad a to Toe Orego- MISIC TEACHER,, MADAM K 1K MAKiJLlS WOOD Accrea ited piano and dramatic .xpreaalon. 1 rac. tlce uh me. East 1H. ' VIOLIN, piano, guitar, mandolin, banjo Instruction.. KoT Kenheck. .' amhtU. Hftw Out of tb. lligb-Kenl IM-iriri. awv. Money iihii jj" 26 years' exp.rl.nce: most moderu and complete equipment at your service. Consult us free. Thousands ol satisfied patrons. Dr. Samuel UooUinao. asaoclal. optometrist. Main 212. Chas.W.Goodman' tO Morrison M.. Isra. Front ana r irt. wax J-Alt MOKE T T?rC Olas.eai In gold - filled frames UvO fitted lo your .yea, 2 .60. doubi. vision glass at low prices; satisfaction guaranteed. Dr. A. hi flurwlta. optometrist. First st. Main .SI. DH. OKOKUK KL-'llJiNSrElN, veteran op tician: eyes tested, glasses fitted, broken lenses duplicated promptly, very reason able pricea. 2-6 Morrison st Main .iQOl. l-AIKNT ATT OKMCV. It. C. R1UHT. rvglstered patent attorney 25 years. If Invention really va.uab e. see practicing lawyer. BUI Dekum b:df. fll't Ke.l-AIKIM,, PIPES REPAIRED "3 T4. ITvnerta Plra Bhop, 872 Washington Wt. lU M11ANS. DH. R. a. PHILLIPS. Broadway building, stomach, bowel, llv.r. kidney, bladder, rectal, prostata aud feiua.. dlaordcra, without operation. l-RINT'.ttj. 111! IHU i.t and Oak. Bdy. Tlj; Hl-oi KHEt.MATIC KrEflAI.lST. King's Rheumatic Cure FREE EXAMINATION FREE. Tha world's greatest rheumatla euro. ITS IN THE OOODS; THATB ALL. JACK KI.NU'S Mineral Treatment.. Cured Patients Mv Best Reference.. JACK KINO. Rheumatic Specialist. e.3 Fifth 'SL. Corner Oak. Second Floor Phoenix Illdg. TKANhl EK AND MTOKAtiE. fck.CC K I I V s'l Ull AliE A 1 KANSb'blR CO. Packing Moving Storaga. Money loaned on goods in storage. 03 Fourth at., opp. Multnomah botaL fhon. Udwv 871J OltBOO.V TUANJ4FHR CO., 474 liilean st Broadway i;'l. DRAYAUQ STORAGE. Four Warehouses on Terminal Tracks. VETERINARY. ROSE CITI VETEItlNAKV HCSPITAL, East 7th and Urant sta. Both phon.a Day and night service; 1 veterlnarlana XFW TODAY. K0RTHWE!PRUG CO. F1UFFM6S Oldest and best equipped factory In the northwest. Mads out of your old worn-out carpets and rugs. Save half the pries of a new rug;. Use woolen clothing. UXI2 IttGS STEAM CLEANED fl-IO. Bast 8580. 188 Uaat Eighth. RECEIVER'S AUCTION AT THE FASHION GARAGE 10TH AND TAYLOR STS. (Tomorrow), Friday at 2 P. M. Chalmers, Dodge, Patterson and other autos. Also shop tools, tanks, office furniture, cash reg ister, etc. To be sold by order of the court. D. D. Jackson, Receiver. Geo. Baker & Co., Auctioneers. Xh. Improved . ?oo "Built to KBdnre." The Improved construction mak.s a KEDIMADfi s better, more substantial building at no greater cost to you. Th.y ars tha best built sactlonal buildings on th. Pacific coaat. Plrst-claes Hoaaea, Garages for Tsa. Brected In Portland Practical to snip. Bedlmsde Bldg. t... Portland. Or. E. 11th and Market. Phona E. 511a. STORAGE SPACE Centrally I.oratrd on Track We can nfove and store your goods Sn a fine aprlnklered building. HUM(.. PACKING, STORAGE CLAY S. MORSE, INC. 454 Ullsaa St. Bdwy. 8470. FRESH EGGSJOR LESS Tor CAN Bl'Y SPFEIVS WILLAMF.TTR VALLKV FRK8H i It A K U K ; T, S tirade l-33r tirade 2 SOe LA BHADE (I1KAMEHV CO, I'ortand's Selling; Agenls Edward E.Goudey Co. MORTGAGE LOA.S, Tlnltrd Stales Rank Hulldlnjc. r.Jan. Main 7070. Automatic C60-95 Pho-ne your want ads to The Orepo- REAL F STATU. MOPT at! racilv apartunt site on wt id, with wonderful view, ft njlnuir' walk to business district ; have plana drawn tor client. 3 and 8-room apt., ho wins lirg return on lnveevtment, want party with fin.uoo for half inter est and manage same Smith A Orlf fit hp. arch Iteri s. Mar 4776 CALIFORNIA bmiffttlow, Miiltnomnh Sta tion, fl rnomit, modern, haif acre, f1n vl'y. ml(ctit trade. Owner. J.dwy. 43.'irt. For .sle Hra-h 1'ropfrt.v. liKAhHAKl Mini 10 buy ior canh at tractive house at Gearhart facing tha ocean; state lowest cash price. Private party. W 122. Uregunian. For hale Lots." WE HAVE a number of lois near Gliann st. w htch we offer at $250 each on terms. Be us at once, JOHNHON.DOD80N CO. N'. W. Hank Hldg. Main H7R7. Hi-HK VOL,' AHK Miifct a;i several fine lota, exceptionally looted, one or all ; only $10 down, 15 per month. Corcoran, Lumbermen? hlrtg. i oox i w) lot a ir.flo. fft down, SS month. Alberta car. RfXIER W CAKT, 1219 X. W. Bank Bldg. IRVIXGTON lot. two blocks from school near Brasee, east front. Real bar- FOR bALE looxiou taut ilth and K'ei;y tn. Must sell. M. F. Keauey, 8004 Gllsan st. $450 CASH, balance eaey ttrmi; corner lot, Kant 83d St., I.aurelhumt, ROxlOl Srott A Horry. HHH K Iniont. Tahorll .11 1 ! ALAMEDA lot. nice location. Improve ments In and paid by owner. AM SUA, Oregon Ian. IjjT IRVINtJTON. east of lith, north uf Broadway; acrajte on Base Line road tor trade. Main . 41 I S-KUOM blue print with material bills for none a i -1 o. CHOICE corner lot. Portland Helrhtn; 1 block; from carline; owner. iJain i'J&j. KKAI. FSTATK. For leI-ots. IsArBKT-HrRST. $825 -Laurel hurst ava.a nsar E, 4?1 St., all imp. pd. I1OO0 Multnomah at., near Imperial ave., all imp. pd. ALAMEDA, PARK. t50 K. -il.th et., nsar Recants drive, all imp. paid. tiiMHi Uuockley ave,. close to ear, all Imp. paid. ROSE CITT PARK. t 71V K. 4th st paved, all Imp, p1. ioo k. iiiu at., south of &udy, an Imp. pd. $73u E. 49th St., paved, near Alameda drive. M-KSTMORELANP. 1730 E. laih at., near Ubee ave., all Imp. pd. HKNDKRSON-BANKIH CO, 6? Ilsnry Hl.ly Hdwy. 47M CLOSR your real astats deals uK-kly ttiruugh vur Usurow ieparluient. TITLE A TRUST CO., Title Trust Bldff. BAKOAl.N KALE IX LOld. bAKCH Al'l!T10N. O W X K R X O X - R E S I L E N T, WILL FELL BALANCE T.ISfttt THAN A.sSElStEl VALT'E. 1.1 lots. Kandy bivd., near C-d At., some as low as $uil, all Improvements In. Hurry I T. O- PIRD. 6-U num. of Com. LOT PAROA1N. A very beuuful lot on Council (Vest, on hard surface, and jmni for; totnl prlre in only $Jm; this Is the biKot harrnln In llwn. V. O. Hfclv'K TKLL, 1 rtlT N. v. Hunk n i d r. KubE CITY 1'AKK U1BTR1CT. 140 C'AHIl. Ideal billMlnc lot ; lovely trees, corner, elosa to bandy blvd. and new city goi( course. HARRY PKCKWITTT. 104 Rth ml. Realtor. Bdwy. f.l. 1 KV1.XOTO.N. Have two fine lots In choice part of Irvlngton, 100 feet north of Plaklyou. on 18th, fitctng- eaat : mut be auid, $ 12.'.U each. J. R. Haight, 51. Board of Trad. Bdwy BQ4.V 1RV1.NUTO.N. Have two fine lota In choice part of Irvlngton. 100 ft-et north of isinkiyuu, on INth, facing east; muMt be sttid, $ 1 2.'u each. J. R. Haiaht. &21 Board of Trade. Bdwv. 204 .V $:.o0 RdsSK CITY I-".. On Mat N.; everythlnit pnkd. This Is a good buy fit fo.MV llrondwav 25tl, PORTLAND HOME '0., tWJtRn 1 1 w ay Kx i - h n n MORTOAGK LOTS for home builder on en-iy terms. J. L. HARTMAN COMPANY, 8 Chamber of Coin, Bldg. Bdwy. Ana 4. ROSE CITY PA It K. Make me a caah offer on the sixth lot S. of Tillamook St., on l4tu nt, facing eafit, all apteaaments paid. Phona Mr. Bell. East UH. REAL ESTATE MEN'S BONO. NO STATEMENT REgt lREl). KOTARY BOaLdFlUE INSURANCE. SMITH-WAGONER CO., STOCK! KXCIT HUL1' HMUKtC! LOOK AT THUS! Moat central, IiIahI lovatiofi, bullillne; corner lot In Laurelhurat; extreme aat rlflce. Call Bdwy. !)M, evenings Tabor M1H. APT, SITE OR STORE. Corner of KMt Belmont and 29th 1 OOX 100. with tfUxOO con ere l base men In; second -mortgii ho privllKe; liargain. K. SOMEltVlLLE. HDWY, -4TM. PORTLAND HEIGHTS EXCLUSIVELY Lots, tracts and houses. Ail locations and prices. BROOKE, Mnln 4JU2. SUM) LA L' K ELil U K.ST lull iut. all ijnn ii nd paid ; bi k ba.rtr.ii n. Ta bor b00 1 Terms. Two blocks to RC earn. For hule Houhcs. IIOMKS KOK THE OLD FOLKS. fCOvO fjOO cash, $25 inunth!y buys 1 tory R-room cottage, lot box too 7 large aasorteu oeanng xrui trees, concrete foundation, lu bastmenu conrretv retaining wa and steps, 2 blocks from Alberta car. $200 6u0 carh, $50 monthly buys a very neat weu-Duiit n-room moa . em cotlare. lot ROxlOO. tn Indun trial diBirict of Aibina; half bUu k to M. A. car. A wonderful buy for a person desiring a close-in home. $2250 $aoo cash, $Ift monthly buys a 4-room plastered cottage, concrete foundation, modern p.uinbing. In splendid condition, 2 blocks from Alberta car. $276 $350 cash, $20 monthly buys a large a-lory .-room nouM, in froxlOO. concrete foundation am banumenL 7 assorted bearing frul tres, 2 blocks from Woodlawn " car. $2430 $:t:o ensh, $2.1 monthly buys a largo, weil-nuill o-room nuiipa low, Dutch kitchen, full basement snlendld caraae with concrete foundation, large holly trues. 6 or 7 afiHorted ocaring iruit ireen chlrktn yard, chlck'-n houee i run; it blocks from Woodlawn car FRED W. GERMAN CO., Realtors. 732 Chamber of Commerce CLOSES IN HOT WATER HEAT., On Belmont, near lflth. modern 6 room residence on 44xll lot with fruit living room with fireplace, dlnlntf roon and Dutch kitchen on first floor: 3 bed rooms on econd floor; hardwood floors fireplace. Will jitrongiy appeal to eiuer.i couple who wish conveulsntly lota tod pleasant iiome. $too with convenient terms. FRFD C. PRATT, B3-4 Chamber of Commerce Bldg., Hroad wa v t ..t. ALAMEDA PA It K. Bl'T FROM BCILDEK AND OWNKR. $d20O, biautltul new It-room bungaiov 1ut comnletcd. modern tn every repc beit of workmanship, ftntshrd In ivory hardwood floorn tliroutrhout, tnetry pt j-r, latest in light fixtures, llvlnir an' dining room a c roes front with l'riul. doors, I a rice floored attic, cement hnne ment, Mueller furnace, garage and drive way; reasonable l-rrmw. A L. Anderson BUILDER OK ROI HO.MEri. Aulon-.atic Itta-b.'i HAVE VOL' A FORD? DO YOU WANT A BU.NJALOWT Your Ford and a little ch lake possaetvlon of this modern 6 -room bunga low ; hard wood floors, fireplace, Dut' I kitchen, flnu bath, basement and lauii dry tiays. Cluc In, nt-r i'.irhmund i'u owner raducea prlie from $;i.hh io $7" fur immediate rule. Let us show yu HITTKK, LOWE A CD, Reaitwrs, 2L2--5-7 Bo-iril of Trade Hidg. LAl'UKLHL'RST. Targs 6-room Italian ntucro bungalow situatfd on corner double lot. 1 blur from Laurelhurat park; every know: convenience; construction and finnh -highest clans; cunipletrly furnlahed o unfurnished ; simply a beautiful horn, with every comfort and arrangernen Ideal. Phone owner. Tabor Dills, for sp point ment. ROaSE CITY PARK. SACRIFK E. $1700. Modern -rootn bungalow, every mod ern convenience; tnuiiic rooni, f Ui I gla t auti roon,; interior very artist lr an practical ; cement bassineiii, f urn act choice location. HARRY" HECK WITH, 104 5fh st. Realtor. Bdwy. ,?.1W FOR SALE Attractive. new. 4-roon bunni hardwood floors, fireplace. Dutch kitchen bre.i klttst hook, and lu.l b ni' n . p $.10; open for inspect iou J to f. ; ruli tantial payment duwn. balance e. terins. 1-.14 t)niaha ave. Owner, 21 13t h st.. cor. Jeffersnn. 1 R V 1 NOTO N BARGAIN Five-rooms and s eeping pi.reh; min1 ern; hardwor.d floors; full cenient bas' ment; Fox furnace; garage; paving an cement sidewalks in and paid Tor. I'rlf HOOD; liberal terms. Hi WsbsTe r I Kincald, Realtor. 401 Lewis bldg. I'iion P d w y- 4"3-r'- ON EAST 3HTH ST., PAVED Near It- college, a pretty littie 8-room hungal" on corner lot, neat and nic. Fine f- elderly couple or young couple. Close . but like a country home. $!0oo, wit small cah payment KALl'Il HARRIS CO.. ,1. ChambT of Commerce. Bdwy. ft"Vi WANT A HOME? If you do not have a lot let us but: for you on one of ours. Liberal t nancial assistance extended. We ar prepared to aalt you In any way. So tiler's bonus may be applied. ROBNKTT A McCLl'HK, Builders, Bdwy. .i74. Q2 Couch Bidg -ROOM house, 2 lots on corner, at Ariel ROxlOO, stmi-rnodern, S blocks to car, block to school, 3000 b-room house, lot 41x100, Monroe st en 2 car lines, street Improvements i and paid, S 1750. any reaannahie term accepted Call owner. Wdin. f4fl7. NEW 5-room bungalow, hardwood floor French doors, large fireplace in liv'n room and Dutch kitchen; 100x1 (Hi corn lot. 1 block from carline. in good d trict, near Peninsula Hark; $4iOO, terms. Qwn-r. Columhia 1"J7. AIHERTA, $600, fi-rm. bungalow, fir. place, furnace, 1 rm. in attic. 3 blka. i Union ave.. near Ainsworth, $4imh Broadway 0 -3B "l-URTLAND HKJOHTS FXCLCSI 'ELY Housea. Iolb and nacta. All locaiLt and prices. B ItoOK E. Mnln 4:i42 5-ROOM house, $100; lake piano p!a." preferred); terms. I'bone Mum Zk'tfU. 1