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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-01-15
GREEKS' LOSSES HEAVY.
No Fewer Than 1000 Killed or
Wounded at Janina

Saloniii, Jan. 10.-LOsses Of the
Greek troops fighting against the
Turks OF the vicinity of Janina have
been very heavy.
To date they have lost no fewer
than 1000 killed and wounded.
army left here today undJr orders to
assist in the subjection of the Turkish
fortress Of Janina.
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PATTERSON QUITS THE RACE
Plenty of Candidates Left, However
in Tennessee Senatorial Fight.

u =
In Tennessee Senatorial Fight.
Nashville Tenn, Jan. S.-Former
Governor Malcolm r. Patterson, Dem
ocratic nominee for United States
Senator tonight withdrew from the
contest, leaving the field to his sever
al opponents.
The announcement was made at a
conference attended by forty-one
Democratic members Of the Legisla-
ture. Governor Patterson stated that
his action was due TO a desire to pro-
mote party harmony and to render
more easy the election OF a regular
Democrat TO the place.
With the withdrawal of Governor
Patterson the Senatorial situation is
but little simplifed. Congressman X.
ID. Mcclellan, Chancellor John ALI
son, J.. ID. Tyson, of Knoxville; At
torney General Charles r. Gates, Chief
Justice John X. Shields, Ex-Congress-
man b. a. EnlOe and T. r. Preston
Chattanooga banker, are considered
the strongest candidates. Balloting
will begin next Tuesday.
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ALL ATTEMPTS At PEACE FAIL,
TURKEY ANXIOUS TO HOLD AD.
RlANOPLE-ALLIE DESIRE
IT.
threatening Position Assumed by
ROumania Nation Brings Another
consideration, Which May Event
ually Save Holy City to the Turks
-AmbassadOrial Conference Proves
Futile.

London, Jan. 10.-The pendulum
OF peace in the Balkan swings be-
tween the fall Of Adrianople and ac-
tlon by the powers of Europe Ad-
wees, suggestions, good offices, pres
sure and friendly offers-all that dip
lomatic terminology includes-has
been attempted by the powers to bring
the conflicting parties to terms over
Adrlanople but the reluctance of
turkey to cede the holy city, is only
surpassed by the determination Of the
allies to win their point to have it
included in the territory Of Bulgaria.
Several so-called intermediate
courses for solving the POLLEN by
neither entirely separating Adrian
ople from Turkey nor entirely giving
1t to Bulgaria have been refused by
both sides. AS an indication Of the
stand the allies have taken one of
the Bulgarian delegates said today.
"Adrianople is the Alsace- Lorraine of
our war"
Turkeys hopes that she may be
able to save Adrianople undoubtedly
have been revived by the threaten
ing attitude Of Roumania. In this
attitude Roumania Is believed to be
backed by Austria, as otherwise she
would not urge her claim so en-
ergetically against Bulgaria in con-
trast with her pacific position of a
fortnight ago. The powers are await
Ing the result Of representations to
be made to the Constantnople gov
ernment by their ambassadors in the
Ottoman capital. The note probably
will be delivered Monday to the porte.
The ambassadorial conference met
at the foreign office today, but the only
informtion given out was that the
meeting had arrived at no important
decision and adjourned until Monday.
The ambassadors would not con-
firm reports that naval demonstra-
ton had been planned as a last re-
sort to influence Turkey
Turkeys threats to recall her peace
delegates from London and the men
ace Of Roumanian invasion of Bull
garia tended today to give the i'm
preston that the Balkan situation
had become more grave within the
last p hours.
Much was expected from today's
meeting of the ambassadors who
planned to reach decision concern
ing the collective attitude Of Europe.
Rechad Pasha, the leader of the
turkish peace delegation, today
reiterated the immovable determina-
ton of the Turks not to abandon
the fortress Of Adrianople or the ISL
ands in the Aegean sea.
1t is not likely that the peace con-
ference will resume it's sittings before
next week.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-01-15

paving the streets and sidewalk; and
that also n constitutional amendment
be voted on giving the city Of Sum-
ter the right to increase it's bonded
Indebtedness solely for this purpose"
DR.. Booth at once took exception to
this resolution. He was in favor Of
the PROPOSED improvements, but there
were many property owners who
ing. He thought that the city ought
to pay 6ne-third of the cost May
or Jennings stated that this would
block the whole proposition, as the
city did not have the money to pay
one-third OF the cost. An earnest
discussion of this point lasted for
several minutes when the matter was
put TO a vote and DIR. Booths amend
ment was adopted by big majority.
Mr.. Skinner thought that two thirds
Of the property owners ought to be
required to sign the petition to have
the street paved, but his motion was
lost.
MIR Jennings motion was then Of
fered with DR.. Booths amendment
and was almost unanimously carried
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a big advance in property values and
the quick growth Of the town.
Mr.. sCS q. Rowland stated that all

a big advance in property values and
the quick growth Of the town.
Mr.eC q. Rowland stated that all.
members OF the city council were un-
animously agreed upon the plan. He
was in favor of 20 year bonds, which
would make the return of the money
easier. There was no other way to
get paved streets in the life Of this
generation and he was willing TO get
them now and let them be paid for
gradually.
Mr.. Geo. ID. shore was in favor Of
the plan. 1t ment a big advancement
in values along all Of the streets which
were paved, as had resulted from the
paving on Main street. 1t was step
for the upbuilding of the town that
all should be willing to share in.
Mr.. Edgar Skinner did not think
That property owners should pay the
same propotionate share Of the cost
OF the paving OF the streets abutting
itself was not OF the same value. The
costs of paving would be the same, but
the inequality OF property values
would make the proposed plan of
taxation unjust.
Mr.. Ryttenberg and Mr.. Belser
wanted to know whether or not the
number of property owners or q
street should decide whethcr the
street should be paved. or whether it
should DE decided by the property
owners holding the greatest number
of linear feet on the street. Mr.. Bel
ser was in favor of the latter method.
Mr.. Belser also thought that proper
ty owners ought to pay two-thirds of
the cost of the paving and the city
the other one-thiid. He thought
that block ought tC he made the
unit OF paving.
Mr.. II. l.. Scarborough was in fav-
or OF the city paving one-third of the
cost Of the paving. He thought that
the number of free-holders on block
Of street ought to decide whether or
not they wanted the paving.
Dr. f.. *. Holman thought that
property owners ought to be given the
right To pay cash for the paving, if
they so desired. as by so doing they
would not have to pay the interest on
the borrowed money. lie stated that
If Sumter had good streets which were
kept cleaned and watercd that much
disease would be averted.
Mr.. Waterman thought that the
number Of frce-holders ought 10 de-
eide on the paving OF the street and
that the unit ought to be made larger
than a brock, as by making it larger
the contract price would be reduced.
Mr.. Jennings then proposed res
olutiOn i'm effect That the Sumter
county delegation in the General AS
sembly take the proper steps TO pass
an act calling for vote on Constitu-
tional amendment granting the sum
ter the right to tax abutting proper
| ~, at the petition of q majority Of
the property owners, for the cost of
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today succeeded in drawing up a col
orlcss note which will probably be
presented Monday to the Turkish gov
ernment. The document guardedly
advises Turkey to yiel on the ques-
ton Of Ad".anople, but no suggestion
is made of pressure being brought to
ceptance of this advice
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-01-15
ROUMANIA THREATENS TO MOB.
ILIZE TROOPS.
Decides To Call Army Together if Bull
garians DO Not Consent to Rectifi-
cation of Border

Paris, Jan. 10.-Roumania decided
today to mobilize her army if she does
not obtain within As hours satisfac-
ton from Bulgaria in regard to recti-
fication of her frontier, according to
dispatch from Bucharest to The
Temps.
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The city forces Saturday and Mon
streets where they had been damaged
by traffic during the recent bad wealth
er. AS soon as the pipe can be Sc
cured it will be laid in the big ditch
on Mary Street and the ditch will be
closed
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SUMTER S. G., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16 1918
NOTABLE white HOUSE AFFAIR
MRS. GROVER CLEVELAND DINED
BY MIR. AND MRS. TAFT.

Mrs. Benjamin Harrison, Members of
Clevcland's Cabinets, Widows of
Some, Mrs. Cleveland's Fiance and
Other Distinguished Company
Gather tn State Dining, Where
Years Ago Widow, then Bride, of
Democratic Executive, Sat at Wed
ding Supper.
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URGE TURKEY To YIELD.

Ambassadors Prepare COlorlcsS Note
to the Porte.
Constantinople, Jan. 10.-European
ambassadors in the Ottoman capital
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Vol. XX.XV. No. Al.
THE RESOLUTIONS ENDORSED.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RE-
CEINES MANY ANSWERS To
BULLETIN SENT OUT.

congressman Lever Writes That He
Will Come for Conference With
Chamber Of Commerce-5peaker OF
House, Champ Clark, Interested
Private Citizcns Enthusiastic.
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FOR RENT-Room and board In pr
vate family. I'll South Sixth.
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FOR SALE Wonderful river view lot

to meet women in a land which does-
1T deny them justice and women who
by their toll, help construct the foun-
dations of the land. You workers are
all that is good in society. The cul-
tured idler who lives upon her fell
lows without giving some value In
return is not worthy in comparison
with the woman who helps maintain
society"
Many chivalrous young men asked
the instant leader to dance but she
declined, saying that she was too
old Escorted by her secretary Mrs.
Joan Wickham and Mrs. Raymond
Robbins, international pres dent OF
the Woman's Trade Union LEAGUE,
Mrs. Pankhurst refused to be wall
flower" and moved about the hall
room, shaking hands and talking with
the Podes, Armenians, Irish, German
Polish, Swedish and other folk that
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err was the guest of honor.

err was the guest Of honor.
After a day filled with conferences
with prominent Illinois suffragists-
women socially prominent, Ms PanK-
hurst tonight mingled with men and
women recruited from an entirely oil :
ferent rank and order
Mattresses, department store
clerks, nurses, milliners, cooks and
scrub women, with escorts In kind,
packed the ball room of the hotel to-
night. So many came to welc m the
militant leader that dancing pr coed
ed with difficulty
Mrs. Pankhurst was welc med by a
delegation Of women headel By Mis-
Agnes Nestor, a glove maker Hun
dtreds Of eager eyed women pre- SCI
about the honor guest After beine
i Justify cheered and escorted to thf
centre of the large ball room, Mrs
PaDkhurst said: Il am doubly happ!
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-11-02
MRS. PANKHURST
NO WALL FLOWER
Attended Ball of Woman's Trade
Union League but Declined
to Tango.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.
CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-The cultured
idler who lives upon her fellows with
out giving some value in return Is
not worthy of comparison with the
work of the woman who mainta ms so,
ciety"
This was the greeting of Mrs En-
incline Pankhurst given to one thou
sand couples drawn from every man
ner Of folk who work for li9ng"
that attended the Woman's Trade
Union League ball at the hotel La
Sale tonight where the militant lead
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FOR SALE All of our household
goods at GIG Main.
FOR sALB-New Jewel base burner
price $50. 1927 High street.

FOR sALElFine ten room brick res
idence and AZ acres Of nice laying
land within seven blocks of public
square of Mt Pleasant, Iowa, the
best school town in the state. House
in good repair, two fine wells and two
good cisterns, two barns, two poultry
houses with running sheds, fine gar
den, two acres of fine pasture. rich
soil all kinds of choice fruits. Snap
for some one who wants beautiful
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strike Is Waning.

IUnited Press Leased Wire Service.l
KALAMAZOO, Mich, Nov THAT
an early end to the strike of $4,000
copper miners In the Calumet and
Hecla mining district OF upper Michi-
gan may be expected was the predic-
ton of General P. Labbey. returned
home today from the copper country
where he has been stationed since the
strike was called last summer. He
said that he did not believe 1t would
be necessary for him to return.
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SALESMAN Reliable man for Keo-
kuk, also open territory in Iowa, to
sell our imported and domestic and
hand colored calendars; also adyertis-
ing specialties; liberal proposition to
the right man. Thos. ]. Beckman Co.,
S27 Filbert street, Philadelphia.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-11-02

LADIBs-To make shields at homo.
$4,000 per 100. Ordinary plain sew
ing. Can make four an hour. Mate
rial furnished, Work sent prepaid.
Send stamped addressed envelope tor
particulars. Paragon Supply Co.,
R334 Myrtle Ave. Kansas City, Mo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-11-02

FLORIDA HOME SEEKERS AND IN
VISITORS can secure valuable in
formation on Florida crops. climate,
soil, schools, etc. Many business OPP
enings and some low priced land in
this vicinity. Address Secretary,
Chamber of Commerce, Lake Worth.
Palm Beach County, Florida.
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FOR sALE-A $500 upright piano. al
most new, s155 Call 4o4 Timea st.

FOR SALE studebaker Flanders 20
Roadster. 1912 model, with full
equipment, top, windshield, spedomet-
er. Presto light tank, full kit Of tools.
jack, extra tubes, new set Of tires and
carburator. This car has seen but lit
tie service and its appearance and con-
dition is almost the same as new. Cash
price for quick sale, $500. A. L. Cash
burn, Ferris, Ill.
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comprised one of the most cosmopoli-
tan crowds that ever glided across
Chicago ball room. And the militant
leader declared that she enjoyed It
hugely"
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CIACARINE, stops cigarette and to-
bacco habit Something new. Sent
postpaid, price so cents. The Ma
tional Saliva Co, South Bend, Ind.
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just beyond Rand park. extending
from Grand avenue to Absolute road,
distance of $50 feet. See me or
phone and / will call on you. Bird
well Sutlive.
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WANTED Steady girl for copying.
One with fair education, who writes
good hand. Position permanent.
Apply by letter in own handwriting.
xxx Medicine Company.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-11-02

FOR sALE--A Bucks" hard coal
base burner In good condition. Call
at 204 Concert street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-11-02

MEN with patentable idee5 write Ran
dolph &; Co.. Patent Solicitors, Wash
ington. D. G.
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FOR SALE 800 acres of improved
black loan land. near Ragan, North
Dakota. Value $4,000 per acre, sale
price s22 per acre. H. G. Hallum.
sl5 South Sixth St. Keokuk, Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-11-02

FOR sALE--Farm OF 60 acres. close
to Summitville. Fruit, good fences
fair house, barn and outbuildings.
Will sell reasonable or exchange for
city property. ]. N. Collier, &c South
Twelfth street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-11-02

FARM FOR SALE CHEAP--16o acres
near Hunnewell, Mo. improvements
good. Fences woven wire. Half smooth,
half rolling. so acres timber Address
owner, Rev. VIM. I. Butcher Prophets
town, Ill.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-11-02

FOR SALE-American Adding Ma.
chine Address Machine" this office
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FOR RENT-Three or four Furnished
rooms, modern. 922 Concert st.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

cooNHoUNDs AND vARMINT
Thoroughly trained. Free
trial. 100 page catalogue and Treat
ise on Night Hunting, illustrated cloth
bound, zoe. Southern Farm Coonhound
Kennels, Selmer, Tennessee.
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WANTED "A s or room modern
house or apartment north side pre-
ferred. Reply to &c. CO. care Daily
Gate City.
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A LADY can earn $1,000 weekly copy
ing letters spare time at home.
Booklet 10 cents in silver tells how.
COMMERCIAL Copying Association
Washington, D. @.
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FOR sALI1--Almcst new two story
frame, No S23 North Thirteenth
only s2,5oo.oO. Birdwell sutliye, s12
Main
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The c
WANTED.
WANTED Lace curtains to clean.
Work guaranteed. Phone black-122o.
MEN WANTED Inside work, Z
o'clock Monday morning. Keokuk
Barrel Co, Hilton Road.
WANTED Steady girl for copying.
One with fair education, who writes
good hand. Position permanent.
Apply by letter in own handwriting.
xxx Medicine Company.
WANTED-A or 6 room modern
house or apartment, north side pre-
ferred. Reply to e. CO. care Daily
Gate City.
WANTED Dishwasher at Syngel Cafe
WANTED Young girl to assist with
house work and care for a year old
child. Apply in person to Mrs. Mandt,
913 Leighton Ave.
| WANTED Girls in our packing de-
partment, steady work and good pay.
Purity Oats Co.
| WANTED Railway mai. clerks.
/ $500 to $50 month. Details free.
Franklin Institute. Dept. 1o4 F.
Rochester. N. Y.
| WANTED-By single man, room and
/ board in private family. Address ],
j., this office.
| WANTED Room with private family.
close in, by young lady. Answer K
Y. q, this Office.
| WANTED Reliable man for tea, cof-
fee wagon. Experience not essen
/ tial. Address T, care Gate City.
MEN WANTED Inside work, 1900
| o'clock tomorrow morning. Keokuk
Barrel Co., Hilton Road.
WANTED Laborers for street work.
Apply on Job, Main and Water
street. Monday, Z a. M,
WANTED A good road horse about
1000 lbs. Phone Black-64S. G. e
Eaton, 314 North Sixteenth street.
SHIPPERS WANTED - seibert's
cigar store.
FoR RENT.
FOR RENT-Five room cottage, col
ner lot, 1927 Timea. Inquire 131
High.
FOR RENT room cottage, tw
blocks to car line. 4 room cottag
reasonable to good tenants. J.
Guthrie, Hamilton, ILL.,
iFOR RENT-Four room house. Il
quire 421 South Sixth street.
FOR Rents room house, all mo
ern Improvements, 718 North Sc
enth street. See A. j. Hardin,
North Tenth street.
FRO RENT-F'our .oom flat, close !
Rent reasonable. Address T, cal
Gate City.
FOR RENT-Well furnished room
modern house. 1121 Blondeau S
Phone Red 1924.
FOR RENT-Three or four furnishe
. rooms, modern. 922 Concert st.
FOR RENT-Thrse sleeping room
close in, modern, furnace he2
Phone Red 262
FOR RENT-Room and board In pl
vate family. 211 South Sixth.
FOR RENT-Five room house, 421
Tenth. Modern except furnac
Call at 317 N. Fourth or phone
Black.
FOR RENT-Three modern furnish'
bedrooms, including furnace he;
close in, north side. Phone Black-19e
FOR RENT-Large furnished roo
modern, for one or two gentleme
i916 Blondeau. Phone Black-129l.
FOR RENT-Furnished front roo
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FOR SALE-S4 acres at sandusky
second bottom ideal truck farm,
beautiful river view. s1e5 per acre.
See E. L. Aldrich.
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MEN WANTED ~ Inside work, I
o'clock Monday morning. Keokuk
Barrel Co, Hilton Road.
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house close in, Johnson Street road.
Will rent this place until Feb. i, SIP
per month. See e. l. Aldrich
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FOR SALE-Radiant Home hard coal
base burner. Fine condition. 122
North Seventh st.
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FOR sALE-Automobile. passenger
r. c. H. In first class condition,
four hundred dollars. M. G. Eckbohm,
Warsaw, Ill.
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Lost.

LOST One pair Of white wool tights.
Return to Sullivan & Auwerda.
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FOR sALE-s12 South Eleventh, Z
room modern house, full lot This
house is completely furnished, gas
range, new Majestic range, renting at
s25 per month. Price $4,000. See b.
L. Aldrich.
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home at half price in one OF the best
and prettiest college towns of the
state. Owner lives in Colorado and
must SELL For particulars see Mitch
ell, 80 N. Fifth ST.. Keokuk.
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FOR sALE-No. 212s Exchange St.,
FIVE rooms. full lot, house In good
condition. Price $3.50. See r. l..
Aldrich.
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FOR RENT Furnished front room
ground floor, gentlemen preferred.
- block from Main. Call Black 1l4l.
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WANTED.

WANTEDLace curtains to clean.
Work guaranteed. Phone black-122o.
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late City
house close in, Johnson Street road.
Will rent this place until Feb. 1, SIP
per month. See e. l. Aldrich.
FOR RBNT-s19 North Thirteenth
St., rooms and bath, modern ex-
cept furnace. New and all In first
class condition. $40 per month. See
Il. L, Aldrich.
FOR RENTASeven room modern
house. b17 High street. Inquire SIT
High street.
FOR RENT-A large modern house,
north side. close In. J. A. Roberts,
402 Main.
FOR RENT-Four room house. 11o4
Bluff. Phone Red-1641.
FOR RENT-Furnishe front room.
Inquire 113 North Fourth street or
phone 1901 Black.
FOR RDNT-House, six rooms, North
Tenth street. Enquire at Loan &
Building Association.
FOR RENT-Three nicely furnished
rooms, 312 South Eleventh street.
FOR RDNT-First floor building No.
sic Lucas avenue, opposite police
station. John Tumelty.
FOR RENT-No. 220 North Fourth.
ten room house. steam heat. good
barn, large grounds, rent reasonable
to good tenant. John Tumelty.
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. 500 Main.
FOR RDNT-Seven room house, 1017
| Park St., across from Cereal Works
! FOR RENT-Five room house for
| small family. Inquire 1920 Leighton
Phone Red 1915.
FOR RENT OR FOR SALE Six room
house, 1909 Carroll. Enquire 1908
Carroll or phone Black 1922.
FOR RENT-One furnished room FOL
light housekeeping 41S South Ninth
Phone Red 1880.
FOR RENT-One large furn'she;
i front room. Modern. On car line
722 Franklin street.
FOR RENT-Five room house, gas
bath and furnace. Fine location
: Apply 1872 Franklin street.
FOR RENT Furnished front room
) furnace heat. 9O6 Morgan.
., FOR RENT-One furnished fror
?. room, gas and bath. 812 High S
: FOR RENT-Two sleeping room
l. modern, gentlemen preferred; flu
mace heat. lis North Seventh.
J. FOR RENT-six room house on tw
v. full lots, good location. $1,000 pc
a month. Van Pappslendam Bros.
:. FOR RENT boarding hous
n. s1e High street. Steam heated, tw
q bath rooms. Moderate rent. w.
Howell.
n FOR SALE.
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FOR RENT-A large modern house.
north side. close In. J. A. Roberts,
402 Main.