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10VM IONICS TONIGHT'S AMISOIENTS IIE1LIG "Get Rich Quick Walling ford." B A K K ft "Mutt and Jeff." LYRIC The Merrv Rounders. OKPHEUM Orpheura circuit vaude ville. PA NT AGE3 Vaudeville. EMPRESS Sullivan & Considine vau. tfeville. TEOPLE'S Motion pictures. .., , - .Weather Conditions. The southern Rocky mountain disturb ance still .decuples , the same , relative position that it did this morning, while over the north and east high pressure obtains. The interior western Canadi an high pressure field is drifting south eastward, the barometric reading this1 evening at Winnepeg being 30.64 inches. Light prectpation has occurred within the last 12 hours in Utah, Saskatche wan, Nebraska. Kansas, Oklahoma, and in the lower Mississippi Ohio and St. Lawrence valleys and. lake region, and moderately heavy preclpatton occurred in Colorado, and in the south Atlantic states. The weather is much colder in central Canada and the northern plains states, and it is warmer in the gulf, couth Atlantic and north Atlantio states, on the Carolina coast, and- from Michi gan throughout the St. Lawrence val ley - ' - The indications are for generally fair weather Sunday in this district, with In creasing cloudiness over northwestern Washington. North to east winds will prevail. . r - . - vrtnrrASTR f - Portland and vicinity: Sunday fair. Northeasterly winds. t Oregon: Sunday fair. Northeasterly Winds. - .Washington: Sunday fair. Winds mostly easterly. IdahoT Sunday generally fair." . THEODORE F. DRAKE, - . Acting District Forecaster. Honor Washington, Uncoia Members of Lincoln-Garfield post and corps with their friends filled their hall In the Mul key building to Its full seating capacity Tuesday evening to do honor to the . birthday:, of . Washington and - Lincoln, Comrade' McDevltt had charge of the meeting which was opened by the Vet erans' quartette, who gave three vocal numbers during the evening. Miss Lois Snider was heard in two Instrumental solos. Dr. J. E. Hall gave a short and Interesting history of Washington and his work. Past Commander J. T. Shaw jead a paper on "Lincoln the Man and the Statesman," followed by Mrs. Ca pell with "The love story of Abraham Lincoln." Rev. M. H. McMahon, of the 6th N. Y. Zouaves, told of bis acquaint ance with Lincoln during his service in the civil war, also the shock of his un timely death and being unable to obtain a flag the following day, he bought ma terial which was flannel, and his young wife made on which has since done duty on all memorial occasions, and is still ' intact. When he : unfolded that time-worn relic to the audience they rose to their feet at once and the flag salute was given In an enthusiastic man ner. Refreshments were served at the close. 3-- '.t : '--';;'-;.?.'.. - To Torm AlmnnL February JSleven ' class of Lincoln high sohool held a ban quet in the Dutch room of the Hazel wood Monday evening. February J 9 plans were formulated for the organisa tion of an active alumni association of Lincoln high, the February Eleven class to act as nucleus. During the course of the evening individual members of the class were called upon by the toasunas- ter. Milton Gevurt. to relate his or her past year experiences. Earl Hammond was elected temporary chairman; com mittee was appointed to confer with the proper officials with regard to forming an alumni. It was further planned that a reunion of all graduated members of Lincoln high be held in the near future for forming plans and effecting a perma nent organisation, Notices will be placed In conspicuous places with regard to time and place of meeting. . . , 111 .-' " i . j-- --' i. Many People ask us how we can make suit for S5 or 110 less than a great many tailors In the, city, One of the reasons is that we- havBfour depart ments, and charge our rent accordingly. j'or instance, we pay zuv a mourn, w charge $50 to our cleaning and pressing department, $50 to our men's furnishing department,' $50 to our men's tailoring , department and. $50 to, our ladies tai loring department, where If we had to pay all pur running expenses from one department we would a have to charge more for our: clothes. See the polntt Let us make your . next suit ' Men's suits to order, $25 up; ladles' suits to - SOS Stark, bet,-6th and 6th. - Pubiio Library Votes An examina tion for library assistants was given February. 15. Twenty-nine young wo- : men took thia examination and of these nine were chosen to form the training . class which will begin study on March 1, continuing for a period of six monthB. The library is now ready to issue travel ing libraries to Sunday school teachers. These librarle8conslstJargey-OL-books on moral nd jeliglqus. traia!ngFattt- eryHara will deliver his .next lecture on tlS critical period Of Roman history, on Tuesday evening, February 27, at S ...'o'clock-ln the auditorium of the Eaat Portland .branch library, His subject will be '"'The Downfall of the Roman Empire," and the lecture will be illus trated with stereoptieon views.- -r Zisottirei on Artistio Anatomy. Dr. George S. Whiteside will give a short series of lectures on "Artistic Anatomy" for art students, the first to be given at 8:30 Thursday evening, February 29, at the Museum of Art, Fifth and Taylor. T. w. c: a. BooiaL There was a slate social" in the Y. W. C. A. Fri day night that attracted folks that had been severally former residents of some n The New Lodge Member is enthusiastic and generally hurries to the most handy place to provide himself with the em blem of his cherished order;' Don't in a Hurry Come to "Heitkemp er,s" Before Buying We have all kinds, inexpensive to the most elaborate, in great variety of prices. Rings, Charms, Fins and Buttons; hand made in our own. factory. Up to. date and made to last . ;. . QUALITY LODGE AND ' SOCIETY EMBLEMS G-IIEITKEMPERICO: rjewelers and Diamond Dealers YEON BLDG. 130 STH ST. CUOTH THE PESSIMIST "Many a cheap article passes as be ing extraordinary' simply because it's tagged at a high price." nlntates,'1nc!Udlnf 5 Wlsconsinr Illi nois, Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska,,, Iowa, Minnesota, North and South DaRota. Two hundred - were present. -?- The time was occupied with games, music and refreshments, all of the most delightful nature. The former residents of Kan sas organized themselves into a permanent Kansas club.- These state socials have ' been - given at stated Intervals since New Tear's, being held under the auspices of the Young Men's and Young -Women's Christian associa tions. . Before the series has been ended every state will have had Its social. either singly or in Combined representa tion with others, as was the case Fri day evening. Hotice Our name is East Portland Cleaning & Dyeing Works (and not the east side); Because unscrupulous and irresponsible parties are Imitating our name and using our reputation to secure business, we urge our friends whose kind patronage we have appreciated In the past to give their work only to represen tatives using our wagons and having business cards bearing the name of the proprietor. P. J. B. Sarazan. Phone calls East 4425 or B-1444 will bring our agents promptly.1 For the convenience of west side customers we have opened a branch office at 688 Gllsan, corner Twentyrflrst. We are always pleased to show our patrons and the general pubiio our complete and modern equip ment, not equaled by any in the state. To Hold Heceptloa The opening of an exhibition of miniatures by , Miss Laura Coombs Hills is to be the occasion of 'a rectptlon by the Portland Art asso ciation to Its members, on Wednesday afternoon, from 3 o'clock until 6. Miss Hills has an International reputation as a painter of miniatures. Besides the guest of honor and her sister, the recep tlon committee consists of Miss Failing and Mrs. Wortman, of the Exhibition committee, Mrs. , Hoffman of the Art School committee, and Mrs. Eliot, Mrs, W. M. Ladd, Mrs. Ayer, Mrs. George Good, Mrs. C. H. Carey and Mrs, Holt C. Wilson, wives of the trustees. Tea will be served In t,he library. ' Sr. Homan to Speak. Dr. Fletcher Horaan, president of Willamette univer sity, who is in Portland in the interests of the financial campaign being waged by that Institution, will be the speaker at the usual men's meeting In the audi torium of the Young Men's Christian as sociation this afternoon at 3 o'clock. Dr. Homan has announced as his subject. "Ideals of Real Men. Willamette stu dents will also have a part in the pro gram, a male quartet from the univer sity glee club giving several selections. Following the meeting several Bible classes, open to all men, will convene. After these the weekly fellowship sup per will be served. Entertainment Is Buocess -The patrl otic entertainment glveni last Tuesday evening, under the auspices of the Sumner Relief Corps, at the east side library, was much enjoyed. Charming music was rendered by the ' Markee Brothers orchestra. Joseph A. Finley's pacific Male quartet and the veteran ouartet. The following friends kindly assisted on the program: Miss Mary Powell Miss Eva Wells, Mrs. E." K. Scott. Mrs. L. B. Cramer, Mrs. Thorn llnson. Mrs. Jennie Prltchard, Miss Hams, Mrs. Hendee, little Mary Safely Houff. Dr. Hall delivered an . address. Will Oire Seoture- The Portland Ar chitectural clnb announces a lecture to be given In their club rooms. 2474 Stark street, Tuesday evening, February 26. at 8:30.o clock, by Professor J. J Stahl of Reed college. The subject will treat on the development of Reed col lege architecturally, t The public most cordially invited. T. ILO.1 Speaker Miss Caroline E, Barnum, secretary of the Travelers' Aid of the Y, MXVA.-will speak this after, noon at 4 o'clock In the auditorium of the Y. W. C A. The vocal muslo will be furnished by Miss Lina B. Llnehan; Tuesday and Trlqayevnlfiigsir6m:30 to ? o'clock, there will be stereoptlcon Bible talks. rnneral of Berllla 8. Bvans The fu neral of Devllla B. Evans, who died at the family residence, 112. Alberta street, Thursday, was held Friday, February 28. Interment being at Mount Scott Park cemetery. The funeral was largely at tended by frlenda and. relatives, of lhe deceased. ;y '. - ' Xeotnre on City planning Frank Lo gan will lecture on "What Other Cities Are Dotng-1n City Planning,J-thls after noon, at 3 o'clock, at the Museum ' of Art, Fifth and Taylor streets. Mr. Lo gan's point of view will be that of the trained architect, and his lecture will be Illustrated by new lantern slides. "White Slavery." Subject at Sunday evening meeting, Branch Four, Socialist partyzzs gecona St.. at tp. m. airs, Eleanor Baldwin, literary critic and lec turer. and Miss Millie Trumbull, secrt tary of the child labor commission, will be the speakers. Admission free. Three-Tear-Old Boy Dies The; funeral of the 8-year-old eon of Mr. and Mrs. W A. Wren, who died at the family residence, 654 East Twenty-fifth street. Of pneumonia, was held Thursday, Feb ruary 22, interment being at Mouht Scott Park cemetery, j A Simple Home Hemedy for rheuma tlsm, lumbago or kidney trouble. Sal' grene contains no. alcohol, alcohol be ing an Irritant to the kidneys. Sal' grene 2 ounces, olive oil 4 ounces, mixed together and taken in 8 tea spoonful doses, will cure the most obstinate cases.- ." "The Xvolntlon of Sexual Morality." William Thurston Brown, principal of "The Modern School,", wilt deliver lecture, the first of a series of three, on this subject of all subjects, Sunday BVCUlIiy v O y ww. vn. widiibm wail, 11th end Yamhill. Everybody welcome. Book Heat Our wagon will call on tt stated day eaeh week and on a certain day return your suit neatly pressed for only $1.60 a month. Can you beat "it? No money to pay every time a suit i pressed. Phone us. Main 614, A-4314 Unique Tailoring Co., 809 Stark. "Socialists' at Work." Lyceum lec ture,- George H. Ooebel, of New Jersey Sunday afternoon, 3 o'clock, Ringler'i ftelVOeeond and Mor risen. Mr. Ooebrt has just returned from an extended tour of Alaska and British Columbia. To Boost for Bridge. A .meeting to promote ithe' interstate bridge between Vancouver and Portland over the Colum Retreat for Girls Scekinn Emvlomnent to Be Opened by Volunteers of America insamssmmeezzz!! .: -- -jJ2Z-. -y. . , , ! ' '.:""''"-'---; h j; ;.. . : I " "I" 1 ;i' t -.v .... . - I .?! " , J f A , ""7. t si ij-fti-JWiWr-iii. I l i l in -'H mw n j-i'iVr-T H"''' -- Hit ii,-ima--Mf;-iir-inrn-i-iir jp m. - Home for working girls is to be ready for . occupancy ..about March .1. As a buffer between the working; girl strangers in the city and the cheap lodging houses or life on the streets, the Volunteers ' of America will soon open their new Prevention Home, at 12 East Seventh street south. :,;.", The home, which will be ready for occupancy about March -15, -will be in charge of Adjutant Jessie F. Starks." It will accommodate 40 persons and Is In tended as a retreat for girls who come to the city looking for work, and who have no money, or who have so little that if they buy shelter at all 1t must necessarily' be in : the cheap and dan gerous class of lodging house. . If the girl has no finances ul all the home will be open to her free of charge until she can find employment.. For those who can afford to pay something, but whose wages are so small that the better kind of homes are closed to them. bla will" beTield in the convention hall of the Commercial ; club on the even ing of March L A long list of speakers has been arranged. It Includes, from Vancouver, Lloyd Dubois, James F Sta- pleton, H. L Moody, W. B. Conway; o. R. Aaeaard. and from Portland, C. G Colt, D. O. Lively, Frank Branch Riiey, M. O. Munly. 1 , . , ' Gravel Cars Scarce The county court yesterday sent word to the United Rail ways company that if sufficient gravel cars are not 1 provided for handling crushed rock at the Llnnton rockpue the court will take steps to revoke the company's franchise. William Esohel, superintendent of quarries; - reported to the court that the Llnnton quarry was not operating more than half the time on account of not getting cars. Annual Banquet The annual banquet of the Michigan Agricultural College Alumni association at the Y. W. C. A. last evening was well attended, and many reminiscences of college days, were recounted, Howard Evarts Weed, the retiring president, acteds toastmaster, and was nominated for reelection, but declined a third term. E 8. Searing was elected president, Mrs. Dora Skeels, past vice-president, and Mrs. F. E. Man gold was reelected secretary. Mr. Clinton 2togeri Woodruff will speak on "City Planning" this evening at 7:45 at the Church of Our Father (Unitarian), : Seventh and . Yamhill. Morning service at 11 o'clock." Public cordially invited, We . sell hair mattresses retail . at wholesale prices for 2 pocmd beds from $7.60 and up. We renovate mattresses and return them 'the same day. Port land Curled Hair factory, H. Metzger, proprietor. 220-228 Front street Main 474, A-1374. " - - ' Announcement John H. WooAward and Emll M. Orth are associated pro fessionally as partners in the practice Of law ' as Woodward & Orth. offices 813-14-15 Commercial block, " Portland. Telephone Main 6777. ; . Men's rants Sale Men! buy your pants of me and save money; $4 trous ers for $2.26; $6 values, $3.25. My $30 a month rent and system of buying does It. Jimmy Dunn, room 215, Oregoman bldg. Cravenette Overcoats Buy a light oravenette overcoat now and aave money, i Always useful In Oregon): $20 coats are now $10. Jimmy Dunn, room KIR Oreeoniajnl hid a-. Take elevator. The Best Place to Get good spectacles or eyeglasses fitted and not be over charged is at George Rubensteln's. Eye- fitting is his specialty, his prices most reasonable. . 189 3d st, near Taylor. Bo Ton Want a Term? See Whltmer Kelly company's "ad" under "For Sale Farms" In the classified advertisements, want ad section, page 4,-this paper. Chaan ' Tnal Alhlna Fuel eomnanv. special reduction,: good' short dry slab wood for 80 days, or long s.s .lt .last Phone last u-iin. Ktiimn Jaaaa Kafkias for Cam a a. Waahougal and way landings, daily ex cent Sundav. Leaves Washington stroot dock at 2 p. m.- B.orth Paolflo Lumber Oo. has reduced the price of its green four foot wood 60c per cord. Ask for prices. Imme diate delivery. F. E. Beach 8t Co.,. the pioneer paint company. Window glass, glazing. Phone Main 1334, A-704S. , 189 First .,, Clackamas county taxes received at 610 Chamber of Commerce bldg. Call or send for tax statement. The Empire Restaurant, 192 Third, serves special chicken dinner with ice cream, 60c. Music today. - Pacific Tent and Awning Qo. will move to No. 1 and 8 North 1st St., cor. Anfceny, March 1. x ' Br. r. Borne Manion, formerly 607 Marquam bldg., has removed to 918 Selling building. - Hotel Koore, Seaside, Oregon, direct ly overlooking the ocean. Open all year Bteam heat ' - Bead's Modern Xloqnenee, 4 Morocco, tff-mts.r$!BrHytttnff-Bros:ri8" lt" str Beg-al Porms of Oregon by Graves at Hyland Bros'. 168 6th st 211 2d St Literary Program, A literary pro. gram by Principal Hopkins Jenkins, and room and board, the use of the laun dry, sewing room, library and parlor will be given for $8 per week. The property,n which the home la being built, was purchased by the Vol unteers a year ago last October for $8000. A concrete basement . and two rooms of the building were complete at that time, and while the Improvements have been under way these two rooms have been occupied by deserving girla The building is three stories high, and has. been arranged with a view to get ting the best results, considering the purpose for which it is to be used. The improvements will cost about $3000. ' The funds to defray the expense have been raised by public subscrip tion, and Adjutant Starks and other members of the organisation wish to thank all who have taken interest In the undertaking and made possible the completion of the home. the students of Jefferson high school will be given for the benefit of. the Alblna bramch library in the auditorium or the school Tuesday evening. . Mrs. Page to lecture Mrs. Rollin K. Page, of Salem, will lecture at 4 o'clock. Tuesday afternoon, at the Museum of Art, on the "Painting of the Italian Kenaissance. - r--- .- ;- ; . Xtew international Encyclopedia, u Morocco, witn aesk, 75. Hyland Bros, its tn st. , , The Ballv Bews BesUarant. iS Al der. New, clean, Short orders a spe cialty Br. T. K. Bammasoh has - returned rrom jsurope. 607-8 Marquam bldg. All the Delicacies of the season at the Portland Restaurant, 842 Wash. Save 80o on dry wood by calling Ed lefsen Fuel Co.. East 3303. C-2308. W. A. Wise and associates. Dainless dentists, Third and Washington, Special Sunday menu at the Portland restaurant 242 Washington, Werner Patterson Co- high - gradi merchant tailors. 250 Stark. Bargains in building lumber and stove wood. East 4878, A-1983. Stoddard's Lectures, full Morocco, $35. Hyland Bros., 168 6th st . m Journal Want Ads bring results. ' 4 : 1 Wm. Reid Announces His Candidacy as Bepubll- .... . can canaioate oi cutcurr judgb bepabtxeot bo. 4 Judge Reid has resided 20 years in Portland and has had 25 'years exper ience in the practice of law, also served 6 years as justice of the peace in this city. U'ata Aav.j A HARDMAN PIANO $210 Original price; $t5. Practically as good as new. SIXTH AND BURNSIDE. ilav. " , Accountant and Auditor. UWT5 BUILDIMO MAHT 6913 ","H;'':','V'..C:"'.'-: Eat Ycur Sunday Dinner At the Portland Restaurant, the House of Good Service, 342 Washington St. ' " i Where to Dmo. Turkey and chicken dinner at Pee. less Cafeteria, 104 Fifth street The Old Reliable Portland Restaurant, now located at 342 Washington street. . Electric lights are to be installed in one of the oldest and most famous Hindu temples In India. 1 A GlockSale--Tliis paockfor4.50 price . $12 Leather Clocks.... v.f 9.00 $10 Leather Clocks..... T.50 $ t Leather Clocks rr.T:T; .00 $ 6 Leather Clocks...... 4.50 $ 4 Leather Clocks.. t... 3.00 Grandfather Qocks, in mahogany, veneer, t C A $65 values, sale price only . . . . . . . .. . . . . . mjOV $60 Mahogany Grandfather Clocks only $45 $40 Dark Oak Grandfather Clocks . . . . . . .$30 $35 Light Oak Grandfather Clocks .... ... . . . $25 Chime Clocks that peal out the quarter hours in sweetest tones, fumed oak, regular- $45" dOC values at .... .... . . . . ; . . $40 ONYX and CRYSTALMANTEL CLOCK $30 $40 BURNISHED BRASS MANTEL CLOCK $30 $25 VERDE AND BRASS MANTEL CLOCK $20 ELECTRIC CLOCKS, mahogany case, silver dial re- CA " quires no winding; $10 value.. .............. PIJU Other Electric Clocks Similarly Reduced. EVERY OTHER CLOCK in our entire stock (Big Ben. excepted) reduced 10 to 20 per cent. Jaeger BrosIs: 266 Morrison St, Between 3rd and 4th t tf&fgfr - SUNDAY DINNER Nine Full Courses For One, Dollar $1 Behind this dinner are our Chef's best .efforts , to give you a Sunday dinner worthy of its name. Your enjoyment of it is further enhanced by our attractive dining room, faultlessly set tables and the personal service of our attendants. $1 "Those Entertainers" KING, QUINN AND SWEENY In Songs and Music. " "" "Open Evenings Tilf One. " """ Private Booths Excellent Menu Good Music HOTEL CARLTpjSf REST AURANT and GRILL Washington at 14th Street, Where Popular Prices Prevail. SINGER'S NEW STORE Moved rrom 338 Morrison St. 383 ALDER STREET W1U close oat aU Used Machines at eost otbsr makes of If aw Machine $30 and up. S. S. SIGEL, AGENT 383 AXDia etbiet 1 ',. Eiks and Admen, Listen! "We want l of our members to go to Seattle night of February In. Will you go? Object to txvnat for the Eiks reunion. Seattle Ad club and Elks have provided lavish entertainment. A big timedon't miss it Only one day and two nights away, from home. Train leaves Union depot via. O.-W. R. & N., 12 midnight Returning, leaves Seattle via Northern Pacific. February 27, at mid night Low round trip rates secured. Tickets good for return until February 29. For reservations and tickets see Eiks' and Ad club's secretaries. Journal Want Ads bring results. Your dock should be in Har mony with the furnishings of your, home an ornament as -well as a good timekeeper; save on that kind at this huge sale. We have several mantel clocks very similar to the one illustrated here. Very artistic, yet plain lines, fine timekeepers; regular price; $6.00; sale J Cft Mahoeanv Clocks, with silver dial, regular price $12.50 at ...t:..:... $9.50 Fumed Oak Clocks, reg- iA ular $13.50 values....... ePlU Brass and Crystal Clocks, unique deMKC9 regular $75 val- tC( ues at ,.-i-i.win?.-wr.-.TiVV $57.50 values now at f-5. SI $1 Certified Milk From i Clover HIH Farms i. L. THOMPSON Bottled and sealed on the farm under the most sanitary conditions. Guaranteed : Absolutely ; Pure ' Rich in Cream indorsed by Hearth j3oar da and leading hysiciana of Ore- on. Telephone or. lers to FOSTLAKS FfTWts ?-ttk & CSXaM r" Ml I m I II WW mm Main S1S3. Third and l(nyt Eta. A-1453 Llonday, Feb. L J $100 EACH PAID FOR Heilig Boxes Evr ben to a ral Ad Club frolic? lEver got In on a gambol with these frisky "lambs?" You're on and you know whvlindivid ual have gladly paid a high as $100 Der box for nxt Monday night's show at the Haillg. It a a double show the greatest gaU event of the Baaon. First there h eomplata Cohaa j Karrla' ortgrlma iraw Tork reooini braaUnff prodoctloa of . GEORGE j RANDOLPH CHESTER'S Get-Rich- Quick Wallihibrd -rpeoially cboam by Ad Club erltici a beinr tna boat and MMt of anyth3n ahow Xag at the Bailiff tbia yaar. To top this off, the ontlra Port land Ad Club "Four Hundred.' lpd by a apwlai troort of 40, will fill in. round out and vitalise ev ery little moment with vim, volta and vigorous vllllanyl PRICES:- BxoaptiBff boxaa $3M bnya . . tb bant seat la tfco honaa. Good onaa at S1JSO and S10O, aallary. aa uauai, 75c, soo. Box Office Opens Today Don't wait ' until Monday eure enough it will be "standing room only" from 7:45 p. in. Be a wise "one Blip -out thia noon or after noon and get yours and while you r there, think of Bill and bia Missus that you haven't seen for months and surprise him with a eoupls through the mail. "Rlt" (since 20th) with mwh pleasure, by Robert Lennox Stew art. We Win- Viewed purely from a business standpoint, good printing is always an investment. Good printing is judicious advertising. It yields you a profit on every . , dollar it Costs. II A 1. Ti . iviinam yuauiy notog Costs no more, but it is worth more, : because there is selling force, in it. Let us demonstrate this to you now. - T,M ATvT f Vv STATIONERY Corner Fifth and Oak Streets Makeup yourmind 4 Then act Insist upon having bitulitlr ic pavement Portland Marble Vcrb established 1888. 'We carrv the largest and . best stock on the coast. Call and set our prices before . - purchasing elsewhere. aw sad 369 ronrts Stmt Opposite City Hall, ffconea Msja BS8. ISIS. Footer 5t Klclccr High Grada Commercial mud CWtrla Saat fta asd Sast avenn K ' rkoitM Seat mil v , . ft- - - i tlBERTY' COA L IC: .11. . t i v Measured by Merit A k