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THE SUNDAY CITIZEN, A8HEVTLLE, N. C, SUNDAY MOitNING, JANUARY IB, 1920. FIRE DID DAMAGE OF $4,000 HERE YESTERDAY MASS MEETING TONIGHT Oil ZIONIST MOVEMENT AT THE JEWISH CLUB SO. 1 A8TO.V PLACE SITFFMIK1) FHOM 1'IHK ASD WATER. Trucks Lost Several Mtuutes Reach ing lire, Owing to tlio Ouc-Woy fitrcet Kullii. Miss Ethel Grtonberg will speak on "The Jewish National Policy" ut the Jewish Community club rooms, 73 4 Rroadway, at 8;30 this evening. Mayor Gallatin Itobertii will prrsldo ut the Miss Greenberg epoUo ut the New Auditorium In Wlnton-Saleni before h representative audience. Mayor K. W. tiorrell presided ut tlio meeting, nd according to thu Wlni-ton-Salem Zionist. Leader to Speak Here t V ire. believed to liavo fc'lai ted by a defuetlve flue Saturday afternoon ut 3:21 o'clock, did damage, together with water, of $4,000 to tho house at No. 1 Anton place occupied by Mm Carrlo Carr Mitchell, as a boarding bouse. It was necessary to turn In (he second alarm for the flro and to lay flvo lines of lire hoo and one 'hemteal hose, four of the lire lines being used in extinguishing tho fire. Owing to tho circuitous route nec essary for tho firemen to tako to reach the flro, they probably lost three of four minutes in reaching tho scene. Owing to the ruling of the commis sioner of public safety that Are trucks must obey the ruling making Patton avenue and College street one-way streets, the trucks had to fight their way through tho congestion on Pack square to reach Blltmore avenue, down that street to the sharp curve into Aston street, another sharp curve Into Church and up tho hill to the scene of the fire. The lire started in the roof andj had gained considerable headway be fore the firemen could reach the scene. While tho liro w as confined to the attic and roof, the majority ofj the roof was burned, or was destroyed j liv tho tiremen who hud to choD holes in it in order to reach the blaze. Then with four lines of hose on tho liro thej vater poured through every room and j hall damaging what tho llro did not hl r'PI'Jt TO BE HFJUF.D roilTIli: 1C'11- . . . . , .i .1 MKMBEUS MONDAY. The flro department estimated that j tho loss to tho house wan 2,50u; con- meeting. Miss Greenbcrg visited ! Journal, "Mayor Gurrell and other A.shevillu lut year. and spoke before leading citizens vf Winston-Kulem a largo and appreciative audience, i cordially endorsed her views." At She is a prominent organizer und field (Newborn Senator .Simmons. Mayor representative of tho Zionist Organi- Clarlc and Congressman Dunsnn spoko I nation of America, und has spoken on I en the same platform with Miss the same platform with the leading ! Grecriberg. She ulso spoko at the exponents of Zionism in tho t'nlted ; Municipal theatre. In Greensboro, as states. well tm at a. large meeting In l'hila- A large gathering Is anticipated, nsjdelphlu. Miss Grconberg is known as a com- Tho Kaleigh News and Observer pelllng speaker, and is thoroughly printed a wire received by Miss well Informed upon all subjects ro- Greonberg from Secretary Daniels. He luting tu Jewish nationalism. She has said in part, "My heart 1m lathe made addresses In many cities of tho' Zionist movement. The liberation of south, and lias invariably held the lu-I Palestine bears :i promise 'f spiritual terest of her audiences, ami received j rebirth, the birth of new ideals, new favorable mention of the press in ethical valur., now cnnccptluns of so every city she has visited. . clal Justice, which idiall spring as a The Kingston Dally News speaks j blessing for all mankind, from that about her, in part, us "an eloquent I land and that people whoso law givers and classic analyst and distinguished I and prophets and sages in ancient leader. Her wonderful faith und belief days Kpoke those truths which have in the doctrine of freedom, her in- come thundering down the ages, and comparable magnetism, her striking and . convincing personality, allied with a vigorous mentality, will bring her honor and success among her own people, and lnstull her snugly In tho hearts of hor Gentile brethren." which form the fabric and founda tions of modern civilization." Tho general public, non-Jews ns well as Jews, (,s cordially invited to the meetings tonight. No collections will bo made. TEAMS SELECTED FOR. ! T DRIVE FOR BUDGET MANY BOOKS SHELVED AT PUBLIC LIBRARY "BlltDS OF NORTH CAKOU-VA" A LI "ABLE ADDITION. A ' tents $700; about $500 to guests prop erty, all of which was purtially cov ered with insurance except tho guests' property. Tho house is owned by F. Ntlkoleather, who is In Florida and has been occupied by Jlrs. Mitchell for sometime. The first alarm came in at 3:41 o'clock and when tho firemen did not reach the scene as quickly as the own ers thought they should, a second call was made, this time by telephone. This delay waa explained by the route it was necessary for the tiremen to tako to reach the fire. After tho ar rival of Chief Wood he ordered the second alarm turned In and every available fireman in the city was call ed to the hre. WUJ lie Largest Drive Local "Y" nasi Ever Yndertakon All Budgets ; In One. Lists f Books Iti Different Depart-1 incuts Many Volumes Are Great Interest. of Monday evening at C:30 o'clock the "The Hirils; of North Carolina'' is aj workers for tho current expenso cam-; h00ii published by the North Carolinai palgn of tho local V. M. C. A. ill : Geologic and Economic survey, shelved meet for supper and have presented i yesterday mining the reference works i to them the plans of this drive. II. A. j of tho Pack Memorial library, which I Dunham, chairman of tho campaign will attract attention from those inter-' committee, will preside and present j ested in native birds, and be of much; the plans of the drive and give tho , value to the students of the schools. I eight teams the loca'lty In which theyT. Gilbert Pearson and associates arc, will work. There will be eight team's the authors and the book Is authorl- j in the drive and each team will bo : tatlve, well illustrated and of practical , In referring to the loss of timo in 1 neliaea "r ono or tne utreciors oi tno vmim in laenuiying species, i no ma-1 reaching the llro Chief Wood stated I a88ciatlon. and have associated wilhlteriul for the book was compllod years last night that in his opinion it would ,lm ,1( men of the city who aro in- ago but the manuscript was destroyed take from three to five minutes to tf rested in the work of the associa- j by fire and a groat amount of labor make the ronndnhnnt trin nor ' "n- Most of the captains have al- was entailed in Its reproduction. for the tiremen yesterday, to reach reaJv completed, the teams and those the tire, whereas coming straight wuo, havo not yet secured the 10 down Patton avenue and turning into workers will have their full quota by Church, they would have been there Monday at the supper and opening much sooner. Chief Wood stated he mPi!'!nsf- opposed openly the ruling In making;, ,lnla ,uo. to largest u rive tne taken and will call for many sub- t V - e m $14 Ks.-' ir niiMiiiiiiiO - OUR JANUARY "CLEARANCE SALES" Offers economies of double significance our high quality merchandise at prices you would expect to pay for something not nearly so good. Plan now. to get your full share of these remarkable savings, und if there are any of your friends you would like to do u special favor, tell them about this sale. 0 ODD FACTS ABOUT.COLFEBS By FRANCIS OCIMET. . Miss Ethel Greenberg Here In the Interest of Move. Patton a one-way street for fire trucks and parking of cars, as a fire hazard. Ho had instructed his drivers,- however, he stated, it was their duty to obey tho Instructions of the commissioner of public safety and the responsibility foy loss of timo In reaching tho-flre must be assumed by the commissioners. "Tho fnited States Catalog Supple ment 1912-1917 ", Is a costly book which tells ofhoolcs issued between the dates Indicated, giving author, title and subject in one alphabet, with binding, price and publisher. A vast amount of labor was entailed in mak ing up tho necessary data so that, like RE-OPEN CASE AGAINST SCHOOL FOR AUTO THE COMMISSIONERS' MECHANICS MONDAY By FRANCIS UCTMKT. .well down the fairway. To all Intantt No matter1 who the golfer may be and purposes he had to use his brassle once ho reaches championship calibre! to reach the green. '? his play is bound to bo hotly grilled. About seventy-five yards short ot I can recall many Instances of this in the green and on a slight ridge la ti my own case, instances where I great, yawning sand-pit which bridges played shots exactly as I wanted them lno fairway and patches anything In to go only to hear some spectator the, nature of a miss. Now Travers, pass a remark that was anything but aa t have said, did not havs a araat complimentary. N-w tho reason for .deal of confidence In his ability to scriptions as well as many new sub- an encyclopedia, it cannot be brought MANY MASONS AT SMOKER LAST NIGHT Portrait of Dr. Williams Liven Class By Daughters. the scribers to the work. With the idea that tho public does not like repeated campaigns, the association is merging all their campaigns for their local work into the one call and asking tho public to subscribe to the merged budgets. This campaign will Include the local expenses of the association the support of their secretary In Cal cutta, India, placing in the county ut once a man to work with tho hleh J school boys and gir's, and their part oi me siaie aim international work. Tho directors believe the public had ratner nave the merged canipitgn rather than the several up to date of publication. It will be i of practical value to the Library board j In ordering educational works. 'What Happened to Europe" Is a Hearings In tho Matter of Berry-; Classes Will Bo Hold at Caxel-Curry Fortune Company Against the Old; Company's Plape It Applicants Board, Set for Thursday, Jan. 29. ' Already Listed. Y i V. -7., .jtiearintfB in mo case ui jserry-ror- soryrof European conditions after litne &mpany5 against the board ot fhe war. told in a way to interest . Ti,,. -,,.,, u J E T. , Ke! involving $7,000, which were Americas greatest banks. It helved in the last day or two. Hearings In the case of Berry-For- The auto mechanic sohool will open Monuay nignt at eigm o ciock ui inn during the year. This will also leave waaiand Kugpno C. Ward, arbiters, and I liirnnA Tavlni- ' nmn1r nnuntn. The following boks of fiction havo j col,BlJerablc tlme and an ag-rBemf.nt been transferred recently from the watI not rwiched. Tho case will be rent collection to the general shelves:. thrashed out aealn on Thursdav. l.ucnan. Airs. Kianuiasi; jacoos. January 29. in tho law t reen W.ilerR: Ttmtiklns. fihirllne: 'am.iVinr. u. Mmnncrnfl ' . " ' ........v . ,iu. I'pon the conclusion of the intro- Casol-Curry car company. F. A. Caxel, of the above firm, will teach the class, so far there has been eleven applicants who have joined the class, but sev eral have been turned down on ac count of lack of experience. ' To be come a member of the class a per son must have from two to four years offices of of repair shop experience. , I There is no tuition to pay as tne A large number of Masons attend ed the smoker held last night ut .the , "t nu jinn will aiou ifUVC , C,,,... a..i....,i ..I..l.. . t-v , l u . . ..unviumuu v.i iiik imiii, the, way clear, for the new building old Madhouse? Hal . 81x best ! of evidence by the plaintiff, proici mat win come tome time dur- " .. j..... uitorneya ror tna county motioned a ... . ... ti iaiD. mil ur 11. t.uiu ui ukuuhl. ... Masonic temple by the members of i "K H,e 3 car ana which is greatly in- -cvne. Vallev of Giants: tiller. Chatm non"sult.' upon the contention that the the John Hey Williams class. The , 'f "M"oa w" the announcement tha' -.0)o. Montcomerv Hainbow VaJlev: 1 coumy naa not rnunca tho plaintiff's . . - .. .inn 11 .uriLUIlAK I. u r, ..mI smoiter was given ior tne iuasons py i i'ul." i Vright. Recreation of Brian Kent contract in question by a resolution the class and a feature of the meet- I ljurroughs property as an available other hooks of fiction shelved' in ' w,,th, fteed' as provided for in the federal government pays half the cost touched the wood. ana ine siaio unu me city etwn puy one-fourth. Oi February 13 and 27 Mr. Caiel will deliver talks on the maintenance of an automobile. Any person, whether a member of the class or thlB Is apparent. Players have their favorite clubs and strokes, those they most roly on under certain conditions. Spectators, on the other hand, think the game should bo played according to the book. When the player crosses the spectator tho latter Just can't keep quiet. I often wonder what some people would have said if they could have seen the late Willie Anderson In ac tion. Willie, It will be remembered, won the National Open Championship three times. If my memory serves me correctly no other golfer has ever equalled this feat. Of course In Jus. tlce to present day players competi tion Is far keener today than It was when Willie was in his prime. In the days when Anderson held sway golf balls were not as lively as they are today. Then a hole of four hundred yards length was a long one. One of Anderson's pet tricks on such a hole was to drive from. the tee with his cleek. Jerry Travers of recent years, used a somewhat similar meth od to the amazement of the gallery. His favorite club waa his driving Iron and when it was working Jerry never ing was the presentation of a large oil I sitl' for the proposed building. portrait of tho late Dr. Williams given by his daughter, Mrs. Jones, which was accepted at the exercises. Dr. Williams became a member of Ml. Hcrmon lodge, here, in 1893, re ceiving all three degrees in the blue lodge In that year, lie was a member of Cyrene commander)'. Knights Templar, Ashovlllo chapter, Royal Arch Masons, uli Scottish Rite bodies and Oasis temple of Shriners. J. K. Wilson is president of the class; C. M. Britt, vice-president; Troy C. Gudger, treasurer, and Edwin Davis, secretary. January up to tho itth are the follow- original contract between the county I""'. '""5'f n"en,d1 t!.t?ik!' The captains and their workers who ! ing, including new copies of old fa-lan(l Mr- feed as general contrac ORA STBEET CHURCH TO CAREJOR ORPHAN Raised $57 From Candy Sale Conduct, cd Friday. will assist in tho campaign arc as ioiiows; Frank Smith, captain; J. J. Yates, E. II. Miller, Wm. Coleman. 15. .1. Griset. C. A. Walker, R. B. Zagler. A. J. Robinson. F. M. Weaver. M. I.lpln sky. .T. J. Nichols, captain; W. IT. Ar thur, Ira Askew, ' A. C. Brandt, X. Bucltner, J. D. Miller, Guy Weaver, M. K Weber, V. L. Gudger- Chas G. Lee, M. A. Erskine. P. R. Alien, captain; Wallace Davis, Verne Rhodes, W. W. Edwards, James Barrett, P. c. Blackman, C. 1 1. Pettus, Zeb. Nettles. E. T. Beloto. W. I W. Bruce. E. C. Greene, captain; Joe Nichols. S. M. Carlberg, I. C. Chance, M. H. Cox, V. A. Woodcock, Chas. Robt. F. Moody, S. E. Rector. Also a second contention was brought I into the motion for non-suit. That ler. T.lirht in Clejirlnir- farter llnv I l"0 wr ' iaue governea ny section Scouts in the Rockies; Carter, voritcs Altsheler, Texas Triumph; Bachel- Boy Boy 15, controlled the contract. The mo- SOouts Afoot in France; Cohen, Crim-'tlon wna over-ruled, and' the matter son Alibi; Couch, Splendid Spur; 1 " ,bo Bono into again at the next Drake, Boy Allies XTnder 8ea; Drake, I hearing. Owing to the illness of for Boy Allies With Uncle Sam's Cruls- j mer Chairman W. E. Johnson, at ers; Fitzhugh, Tom Slade with theltorne's coulu proceed no further last Flying Corps; Hayes, Boy Allies atwcek' Liege: Hayes, Boy Allies In tho Balkan Campaign; Hayes, Boy Allies on the' Today is the first anniversary of the Firing Line; iieegan, Lovcy Mary; 1 ' 1'c"ln ut " peace conference at The Ore Street Presbyterian church Which conducted a candy sale Friday night at the Terminal hotel on Depot street for the benefit of the Near East relief, yesterday turned over to County Chairman John H. Cathey, 1 57 which was realized from the sale of excellent home-made candy. This amount prac tically cares for an Armenian or fciyrlan orphan for one year. Chairman Cathey reports that dally funds are turned over to him for this cause, and said yesterday that Bun combo county bids fair to more than raise its quota. A report showing the standing of the counties is expocted to be sent out soon from Raleigh headquarters. C. H. lioness, captain; John Wilson, Joe Wltz, E. P. Brownell, J. .1. Con yers, Ralph Wheaton; L. L. Higgason, jonn Joinder. Chester Bryson, E. Heegan, Mrs. Wlggs; Hope, Bobbsy Twins: Hope, Bobbsy Twins in a; Houseboat; Hope, Bobbsy Twins at! Hun Lodge. Hope, Bobbsy Twins at! Meadow Brook; Hughes Cup of Fury; tbanez. Mare Nostrum; Johnston, Britt, ' Michael Forth; Kipling, Eyes of Asia; Kingley. Hypatia; Nicholson Paris. Mr. Ca- sel says that he wants to explain the vital things that the average person does not understand about keeping the automobile up. In the class courses in carburetors and ignition, including experiments and lectures and demonstrations, will be offered. Now Anderson was not weak from the teo but he drove from it with his cleek solely to give him a brasale for his second. He was great with a brassle and had every confidence In the world In his ability to get deadly results with it. This was Anderson's method of displaying Sound Judgment. Had he followed the to-be-expexted shot from the tee on such occasions it meant the use of a cleek for his second always a difficult club to play. Those who saw Jerry Travers win the National Open at Baltrusol can remember his play on the fifteenth hole. This hole is an extremely dif ficult one and he who registers a four another i there has played perfect golf. A flvo And as! by no means Indicates the golfer has That nay jerry was . Jack Britton, the welterweight champion, is anxious for match with Benny Leonard. Benny is Just as anxious to add to his I played badly collection of kale no doubt Jack will I urging his wood with surprising ac- be accommodated. I curacy. He blazed away from the teo pick up a brassle at any time, so h selected an ii'on to play his second. His Judgment demanded mors nerve than anyone Imagined, yet S algb arose from the gallery when It Mir his choice. Everyone felt certain he could nev er reach the green as everyone knew he had to have a tour on that bole. Travers also knew he could not make the green with his Iron, A man next to me couldn't contain himself, so be ' said. "Travers Is foolish to, use hie -iron, he should by all means select his brassle." I lust told this man that I thought Jerry knew what he was . about and the best thing to, dp vu to wait and see. y -i Jerry hit a splendid Iron shot, but It was noticeable to all that his ball ' would not even get close to the green. As a matter of fact It barely cleared tho trap. It stopped about forty yard from the. green. "There," ' groaned my friend, "I told you so." I said nothing because I was keenly inter- . ested in Jerry's effort. He played a chip shot, beautiful shot to behold to within two feet or tne eup ana ran down-his four with much ease. Travers told me afterwards that on this particular hole he felt that it waa far better for him to trust to a fine approach in order to get his needed four than to take a cnance witn nis brassle and thus run the risk of get ting into trouble. In other words, he used sound Judgment as he had , calculated and rightlythat tne per- ' centage was m ire In his favor In trust ing to the chip than to hazard a bras- ,. sie second. ; Copyright, izo, hoi juetzger. 'Tora " the Metzger Newspaper Service, -. Schenectady, New York. Clyde Milan, the Washington out' fielder; has been taking the baths at Mineral Wells, Texas, this winter and says he Is In better condition than he has been for years. Hoosler Chronicle; Optic, Outward Bound; Packard, Adventures of Jlmmyj uaie; porter, our loung Airplane Scouts; Rinehart, Man in Lower Ten; Brown, captain: Holmes I Green, Circular Staircase; Rinehart, E. Brown, J. a Styles, Pat I street of Seven Stars; Tarkington Burdette, Bynum Sumner, Ray Ebbs, L. U. Greer, J. F. Olonn ,E. L. Snipes, Edwin Gill. Xi B. Rogers. Dr. J. T. Sevier, captain; H. E. firmer. J. R . WilHnmu lvlt-in T. pBrown, Ed. B. Brown. R E. Car- michael, E. A. Ogle, P. C. Blackman, Dan Hill. E. E. Wheeler, captain; John Par ker, Bernard Ellas, J. T. Henry, Joseph Styrnborough, Albert McGraw, W. Ernest Reld. James Kincaid, Henry T. Sharp, Jos. Donald, Thomas Black, Henry Gruver, Ed. Etal. SUNDAY SCHOOL BOYS PLAY FIRST GAMES i WHOLESALE COMPANY CHANGES THE NAME Seventeen; Tarkington, Turmoil; Ward, Helena; Wells, Vicky Van; Wlddemer. Winners Way; Winfield, Rover Boys In tho Mountains. Rent Collection. The following books havo been add ed in January to the rent collection: Anderson. Blue Moon; Brown, In Pawn for a Throne; Comstock, Un broken Lines; Gale. Peace in Friend ship Village; Gates. Piggie; Kynn, ! Green Sea Pirates; Locke, Far Away Stories; Lutz. The Search; Marshall, Sir Harry: Maugham. Moon and Six pence; Oppenheim, Great Imperson ation: Richardson, The Tunnel; Roc, Theron of Lost Valley; Sinclair. Mary Oliver; Taylor, Barbara of Baltimore; Terbune, Lad, a Dog; Wlddemer, The Boardwalk. Powell Grocery Company to Be Whole sale Business Only. The Atkins Grocery and Provision j COMPANY ENTERTAINS company, a corporation located nt 2 7 MEMBER OP AUCTION First games In the inter Sunday school basketball league were played on the Y. M. C. A. court Saturday night These games ir be played N. Lexington avenue ,has filed with every Saturday ot 6:45. The teams the secretary of state application for a ore composed of life older boys of the change of naaio to the Powell Grocery various Sunday school- Chestnut compa"ny. Street M. iorieuea to ine t-resoy- Tne omcers and stockholders of the , Thursdav evenlne. Amonr fhn.e en terlan team by a scoro of 2 to 0. (company are George 8. Powell, presi- j Joying the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Central M. E. lost to the First I dent; Allmond II. Jones, secretary and s. A. Barbee, Mrs. Rom, who .-is the Baptist aggregation by tho score ofiW. O. Barnard, treasurer. The abovo I house guest of Mrs. Moore, Charles 20 to 16, as follows: I named men took over .ne Atkins Lee Sykes, John E. Sugg, James D. Central M. V. Position First Baptist Grocery and Provision company kuvt I Leftwick, of Asheville; J., Vf. Dun Cheadlo JIcFee summer and have built ud a solendld lean, of Morristnwn; W. Tt Ktunrt nt Charles R. Moore, of the Southern Land Auction company, entertained the entire personnel of the local com pany at his home in Orove park on We Said We Had 'em and We Proved It- Every Word A Better Value Shoe Sale Enters Monday into the Second Week and growing in attendance daily come before it is too late. It's a big stock but we are having a big crowd every day to carry them away GET YOURS Monday. Center. Wolfe McMinn Forward A. Wilkinson Fitzgerald Forward Williamson .- Tracey Guard McCormick Grogg Guard Field goals Cheadlo 3, Wolfe 3, Wilkinson 1, .McFee 2. McMlnn 8, Fitzgerald 3. Foul goals Wolfe 1, McCormick 1, McMinn 4. Referee Itoy Jordan. Scorer Htarnes. Time keeper Webb. business. The business was changed from wholesale and retail to an ex clusive wholesale business. CALENDAR OP CIVIL CASES IS ARRANGED Bar Association Makes Out Calendar for February Term. At a meeting of the Ashovllle Bar association yesterday afternoon In the office of the clerk of the court, a cal endar or etvM hoard at this ter mof superior Court was arraegea. Among the cases set for the first day, Monday, February 2, are the cases of Lasley against Dr. P. B. Orr, and of Blalock against the Champion fiDcr company, iiotn are suitaaeek Jodson Circle) to Meet Mra L. B. Ford will be. hostess to the Judson circle, o the -First Baptist church, at her home, 179 Broadway, Mon day afternoon st S:S0 o'clock. In that this M both a social and busi- aess meeting all members tare beea'tng to recover damages for pefcunal i white men, and were released upon arsca 10 oe present. . minx euusiactory bono. Knoxville; Ralph Parker, Robert J. Keagan and Troy west, of Weaver- ville. Those In the company band who were also invited guests were R. "D. Payne, director, H. V. Qoding, V. B. Stringflcld, D. E. Staler, H. E. Flan ney and C. Arthur Alien. A feature of the evening was a song By Mr. Leftwick and a reading by Mrs. Ross. A delicious menu waa of ferred by the host and the evening was a most enjoyable one throughout. Arrested for Assault Harry Moody and R. I Williams were arrested vt iiit ehTd with an as-i sault upon each other. The alleged' affray tool place on Patton avenue, i and the only weapons aald to have; figured in the affair was a pair of: mechanic's pliers. Both were young1 MEN'S WORK SHOES In all sizes, widths, weights and leathers $2.95 THE RACK THAT HOLDS THE CROWD 9 CC c'ect ratk f women's and big misses, Shoes, in yaW09 any leather, heel, toe or width one could wish. In splendid assortment of colors, sizes, soles and heels - BED ROOM SLIPPERS $1.00 SOME LOW SHOES IN THIS LOT $1.95 This rack exhibits a big assortment of Ladies and Misses Shoes, Pumps, Oxfords, all leathers, sizes. Economy Sample ' The Yellow Sign Shoe 1 2 Biltmore Avenue Store Jack Blomberg, Prop.
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