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Evening star., 1916-05-02
YIN. CA. CONVENTION
IN CLEVELAND MAY L
Triennial Meeting Will Be One Of
Most Important Held by
the Association.
There Will Be 1000 Guests, in Ad-
dition to 1000 Delegates and Sew
eral Hundred Others.

CLEVELAND. Ohio, May "A num-
ber of important matters affecting the
administration of the Young Mems
Christian Associations of North Amer
ica will come before the international
triennial convention-the legislative
body of the brotherhood-which will
be held in Cleveland beginning May 2.
continuing through the 18th. 1t is said
that the meeting will be one of the
most significant of all the previous
thrty-nine meetings that have been
held. There will be a thousand guests
at the convention, in addition to the
two thousand accredited delegates and
many hundreds of corresponding
members" The associations eligible to
representation include 700 city asso-
Citations, 250 railroad, 500 college and
500 county or rural associa tions. as
well as the army and navy branches.
The convention marks it's f1ftieth an
niversary of the establishment of the
international committee, and the
change in leadership of the committee
from Richard C. Morse, who for forty
SIX years was its general secretary. and
VINO is now retiring, to John r. Mott,
recently elected general secretary.
One of the questions to be voted upon
is a proposal to increase the element
of democracy in the supervision of
the brotherhood. On an initiative res
olution. which has been approved by
an overwhelming vote of the directors
of the associations in all parts of the
United States and Canada. it is pro-
posed that the lay delegates will here
after have a much larger proportion
of the convention devoted to discus
slons from the floor. with fewer ad-
hn lot
large assembly of the convention will
he in Grays Armory, there will be this
year greater number of smaller sec
tlonal meetings with a greatly in
creased opportunity for discussion and
legislation. The hall of the Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers and va
rious Cleveland churches will be
the places of holding these sectional
meetings. The Cleveland Association
is also dismantling the second floor of
Its large building to accommodate an
exhibit of Y NJ. c. A. buildings. eoufp-
ment and efficiency.
Evening star., 1916-05-02
Lecture on soutS America

An illustrated lecture on South Amer
ica is to be given by d. F. Hewett at
a meeting of the Citizens Association of
Chevy Chase, d. c.. tomorrow evening at
o'clock at Chevy Chase School.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-19
IN FATHERS TINE.
(Ry WATT MASONN


When ] was young the old farm
wagon was all the chariot we had
the sides were bent, the seat was
saggin'. the wheels were always feel
ing bad.
On Saturday we'd hear dad say
ing. II guess well have to go to town
and sell the eggs the hens are laying
and get your ma a gngham gown
Wen have to travel mighty slowly
10 save the horses for the field" We
climbed aboard the craft unholy, and
all its bolts and fixtures squealed
And then along the road we tolted
twas seven weary miles to town,
and my sad soul In vain revolted, at
how dad held the horses down. I'VE
mustn't let them scratch the gravel"
he'd say, when / was showing pique;
1T hurts them more to town to
travel than plowing hurts them in q
week"
And so the snails went whizzlng
by us-the way they passed us was
a shame; and what dad said was
scarcely pious, when jim, the sorrel
horse. went lame. 1t took all day to
go the distance; when we got home,
with sigh and groan, ! went to bed,
with dads assistance--I was too sore
to go alone.
How times have changed I now
am bossing the farm my father used
to run: and now and then you see
me tossing into the bank a roll of
mon. And when I find 1t necessary
to go to town to sell some chicks the
trip is brief and glad and merry; |
travel In my Haynes Light Six. My
times too precious TO be wasted;
rush and get my business through; I;
when speed the modern man has
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-19

holes at the base of the cylinder block
may bc ut slight angle To II line
through the ccntcrs of the cylinders,
thus increasing the side thrust due tv
the angulairty OF the connecting rod.
Test the compression In the cylinder
nv turning over bN hand, while the
compression Onclls of the other cyl
indcrS are open.
II is barely possible that some time,
when the car was oNcrhanlcd, the oil
troughs were not put back right, 81
that the level in the back Is too high.
thus causing the rear cylinder To get
too much oil.
Try sCmc plug. such rs the Sootlcss,
which works even when dirty.
The shutting may not he the cause
of the miss, but instead the result oi
IL, the trouble being somewhere else.
Q. J. Have smali c. +. 6-S
bulb for a dash lamp on my Ford.
one wire attached to the maeneto
terminal, the other wire grounded to
a bolt. Such bulbs last only an in
stant. Voltage seems to be too strong
What voltage and ampereage would
you suggest for suitable light? Am
connected right?
G. ,. Cannot understand the mech
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-19

morning passes that at dawn we do
not see droves OF them careering be-
tween the various squadrons. They
comprise chiefly wildbeeste, eland,
hartebeeste gembok. roolbok. gyrsbok
and springbok. In addition there
abound all sorts Of wild creatures
lions. leopards. wolves. hyenas, wild
pigs. giraffes. also ostriches.
THE noises of the night are most
uncanny. Mingled with the bowling
OF Jackals we hear the laugh Of hy-
enas and the deep grunting of pigs. A
horse died the other night and al
though sentry was not twenty yards
away, only a part Of the carcass was
left at daybreak.
The worst enemies our horses
and ourselVes-have to contend with
are bush lice These tenacious vermin
are great source of trouble. They
fasten on the legs and muscles of the
horses as the latter Craze They are
reckoned to be prolific source OF dis
ease, not only among the animals, but
among human beings. New York
Timea
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-19

obstruction in the water Jacket of the
last cylinder. While YOU have put in
new rings, IL j. possible that the
cylinder wall has been scored
(scratchcd). that the rings were put
in with the slots in line (Which is done
constantly rs II is the most convenient
way), or your cylinder may have
worn out Of round. Any one of these
will permit the oil 10 be sucked past
the rings.
From the fact that the trouble Is in
an end cylinder, ] am inclined to -
licyc that the latter has, u fair cha nee
OF being the cause of the trouble. The
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-19
The Car That Won q
WorId'S Record

No other manufacturer has
sold as many sir-cylinder seren-
passenger touring cars and
four cylinder seren-passenger
touring cars as Studebaker has
IN the last thirteen monhs-and
aDithout changing the model or
stimulating sales by announce
ment advertising.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-19

q. / own a 1914 model Q
car, run twenty thousand miles. The
back spark plug has been shutting so
IT stops firing every fifteen or twenty
miles for the last six months. l had
new rings put on month ago. but
II does the same. Can you suggest the
trouble?
A. Too rich n mixture. poor grade
Oil, Wcrhcating or leaking past the
rings are the causes Of thc cylinder
plugs carboniAing. As yodr trouble il
IN one cylinder only, the first two can
tbc eliminated. and so likely can bt
overhcating, although there may be al
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-19

tasted, he knows the old way will not
do.
And when 1t comes to recreation. l
take the wife and all the folks, in
dulging in a Haynes vacation, for
getting labor and its yokes
And thus the motor car makes
arming-which used to be a weary
grind-an occupation glad and
charming-th old slow methods left
behind
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-19
WILD BEASTS ON FIRING LINE
Dcnilcns of jungle PrOwi Between
Armies In East Africa.

The country through which the
British forces under command OF Cen
eral j. G. Smuts are operating in their
conquest OF German East Africa is
pi obably the finest big game field In
the world.
Every descrition OF buck and other
game" writes trooper of tho south
African horse In letter home. "can
be seen daily ranging the flats. and
although the bulk of them has moved
away some little distance. hardly q
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-19
p II O N E
1916
MINES UNDER CoRNFIELDs
Lead and Ziiic Dug From Shallow
Minrs in Corner of Illinois


A recent publication by the United
States geological survey describes n
thickly settled agricultural district IN
northwestern Illinois where corn. oats
and hay are raised on me surface and
lead and zinc are extracted from the
rocks beneath the fields.
The area described lies in the ex-
treme northwest corner of the state
and is in the "driftless area" which
was not covered by the continental
glacier and therefore contains no gla-
cial dr.ft.
Although agriculture is the princi-
pal industry. several hundred men ars
engaged in zinc and lead mining.
The productive ore bodies are con-
fined to the Galena dolomite and thel
Deccorak shale. Most of the minesI
are one hundred to two hundred feet
deep. The lead sold from this regionl
since mining began has brought about
st0,000.0U0 and the zinc produced
since about 1850 has been sold forI
about Sl0,000,000.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-19
The Best Guarantee

Isn't this a splendid
endorsement for Studebaker
cars? Could you make a safer
investment in a motor car
than to buy a car which has
enjoyed the success that the
Studebaker has?
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-19
A Complete Success

In power, in stamina, in
durability, in safety, in de-
pcndability, we don't know
of a single case where they
have failed.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-19

Smdebaker Cars Satisfy
They have been placed in
every variety of service to
which a motor car can be
subjected. They have been
bought by millionaires in the
big cities of the East. Thou
sands of them have been sold
to farmers who use their cars
on the rough country roads of
the middle West. Hundreds
more have been sold for stage
service in the most mountain
Gus parts of the United States.
In short, they have been
called upon to stand every
conceivable kind of motor car
service under every conceiva-
BILE climate and roads.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-19
Nafion-wide Popularity

This is the reason why
there is a steadily increased
demand for Studebaker cars,
and although the capacity of
the Studebaker plants has
been increased from 5000
cars q month to 5000 cars a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-19
Repair Cost Very LoSo

The average repair and
maintenance cost of the 70, 900
cars for the year has been SO
low that if we gave you the
actual figures you would not
believe us.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-19
A Safe Investment

This is a case where you
can be absolutely sure that
your investment is safe, and
that you are receiving the
greatest value and the highest
quality and the best purchase
for your motor car money.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-20

~ Atht,S feesl 50 a,,ians cr~.k
ni.h'a h7itotn and black waN,. IS
cultivated uosiA tiaek laiaree 4.
eiosfi posture snssae cresk ,r,nr.
l''ses thfvurh tract suesf cane fisih
1'''ot'a ipo eo.sl htuset. EARNS.
~ pefe ~att flecetane Wsier. family
'tea@iA ooe.fupsth snue eharch and
1870, 1890 sehesl telephone rouss nllss
" Tvs mostly eratrt road A fine farua
.--g' tNofih aVuh,,l. cash 90 terass
~ : WibcaFee Willis Nehtrosnsts
Nvr"'s' Texas t4sSl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-20

FoN SALE s5s acres BLACK and two
miles southeast of Aeea bulec q naf-
Eain now rsfms easy Adtn.fs q W
oiass Martin TtyaR tffti
H-a.s-..4s--a-...e
FOR SALE ny owner five acre truck
farm opposite station fnHr miles from
town. Al la cultivation with sroWinE
crops Black sandy ioam sail Mna+
eIn Eve rooin Bungalow CitY and lia.
tern Waier. barn oHlek rh houses mare
and bue,s mfminN implements F1n
a. 4e9 Mesquite street fiisf
RprNlEB REALTY Go HARgAfNr
II your family is nUt Nyins pndef
their own fonf li 81 chiefly dne to fhu
fact That YOU HAVE Nur MADE
TINE START. We have sold hundreds
" i0ts o. people ln NRy View Addition
Who HAVE To-day there are over
ciFhfy modern humcs huili on the prop.
efty and more hnildIng % the rate ~
three er fnuF "a week We offer The
home builder ioff within three hlecNs
~ paved streets. achnei building within
one block ton minute street car service
and prices ~ from tsoe % $500 p,r iui.
small payment down and so ptf
month
reg Chaparai St ihonf $50
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-20

~ AcKEs splendid tsask lana ~
eeliiTsieti acres Nerr Ia tomatoes
as s'Nsoh. Nicely finished tinsite
ent cute paintea ffaiup s-rcam cat.
tisci vel pane waiter. rishi Ca town
SNAP har9ain $500 cAsh NUss axttn.
sNc cAs iot track sale trucking point
w Nuhoarne WiIls. Monia6nsry
county. Texas 44skl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-20
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-20

WANTED Wrman io cnek AnA hslQ
Win hNafaNosk keferen0es Required.
ArQly igtg rhifa al
isNsfne enpla, uVnt fof women fuii
y part time reil ao4raneped cottcn.
lsis. sta hosiery 10 uses. Expsriencc
unnecessary lerrs grcfiia Hpiine
susieess neu "a INTERNATIONAL.
Wills stN Chsetn1t fhiIAisiFhia
so
F ANTNn fAil4fI.urtI stieelate
Ami, ih A J.. lNrsh ai Caller Utiict
iicswrtu 30 aaa 500 y. n 1851
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-20
Help Wanted Male


nDns WANTED hnfe VINO spii News
papofs on thr streets AZ rai tstr ~
ran tn mama sVfff Tins tAt' want
"a quarter fasf earn thrif OWN mQn'
=, some ~ them haNr tauh secoupts
MANY rnt thrif nsn tlcthoH.
f1Ne ~ our heai nowadays HhNo unf
ed away recently aud thera - rppm tpF
aino new ones Come un. Got in the
swim ue inaepenaent' Eorn sutue
money for yourself.
ID taNos no cepitai 81 start Yon. lust
r1inr dseu nud gm tto papefs Hyll
tlrn and ibsn pas she office haf ~
Whist sou mahe
start upe Thvrt htt hni fcW hpff
in The assa ,l.i ONE una ast some ciia
TONER'S and sou VIII have q stcadN ins
come
nefsst Tho Caller a0s Chapauai ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-20
Contractors

FRED W. TowNsENn Nucccs ha5
Heights contractor aud builder See me
before sou build a house Am . resident
81 fhe Heights and VIZ hpiid ~ YOU
on tho instnilmcu. plan ~ suit fopf
purse. Address Hox 5is, City.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-20

Typewriter Exchange

ce,pas chfisf rsps~sltsr Essheaae.
lhr Nre Nh,el Ihr New csr"na
typewriter The n4ilan Addina Ma
eh,ns itehalil aud second hana 1pe-
wfilrfa fhaus iaA slo starr Hsrrrt
Adet sft
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-20

fpf SALE handsome hnme on Fur-
man Avenue Modern in esr1 respect
Ivo-Htory baths eas. aii conVeniencea.
beautiful flowers and garden. Apply
la SAC. Care caller
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-20

FOR SALE Einhiy acres ohuice tract
~ land " miles from ciy limits un
gingayine read. seventy acres iH cult
vation. an improvements Wli make
special price aud terms Apply Horne
Apartments tfF
FOR SALE or TRApf-A CLOSE in
ioofninr house fou ~ roomers. Five
passenger Maxwell and i've PASSENGER
Rnick cnrs. 1io acffs Improved "a
salio County onr l0t lu Ampsas Pass,
Do fact most anyihins iet us match
your trade. ilckard a Preston 1903
n X Ave Tel t5s. eAa
FOR SAIE -or trade an eight acre
truck farm. all in cultivation. -FOUR
room house. wish hsil and other im-
proyemeuts. West ~ NueceH ray
ucirhts Sec me- 20 the oklahoma
house room seven a. ranf0s 500
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-20

uorses bearded at urand'n Wagon
yard. siLoe per month. itsi 81 ,a -.
ID. q. GRAND. VOW
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-20


ron aAl.E Cheap slalr frrN iauisH
sem years eid. weight iino Hsod vufa
cfs very semitic p D.. FuitaH it y.
D nobstosu. Texas pn rea1 20 Cal
alien
.sls-sasHIsHaH-Iaaa
Fon SALE clfEAf' Coed h0frr 1ni
baeHs HoiFu gentle. southland iufn
hcs Go. POI irapafd. Ifhpne ~ 'Asfi
-....-ss.se.s
ron RAtsr a fer Registered Jersey
hsifafs thsaty spftngefFl ana t'Al
ceiyss Ths prices ~ill surprise ,pu.
Address eania gofifnlis fi<iosl hAnfh
x,rxst.ns. Tsaha tsofj
ANTED. TO bnard , good roe tef
che milk. must BE- good snimei WA
Aepp lh good tondiiipn II fQn hafF D
COW that yea Sahs looked after, ~
.rtsh 51f Caller a1f
Z F9n SALE Ten head 81 miA epNs.
ansne fresh aud ofheft WIZ he frfsf
seon Phone a5oi ring ~. Par,
( rgefhart ~
TwO noon Fresh salis COWS fof sal
rh.ar. NcCampbsirt farm. eAa mil'
vrpt ~ town y ~ Miiiff. ~,
-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-20
Room and Board

~ !.
g00w AND BOARD. -flne iceaiien
low price. SO North iiroad~aF tshtl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-20

reu IANtrARY ONLY bo-fooi lots on
s.ltn nlan two blocks from car inf
~ NJ. W. ttssp
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-20
Miscellaneous


McCRosktN'b TONIC
cures iudlacstau rheumatism. AiA .
ncy dieesses aii blood troubles, hnnh
Az mill isg uiA s0reahlne boosts. co.
soma. children With summer eeipriaint
tabftH six wrecks enlif and % thc hsst
general ionif fof ali purposes. MhtH
everything slss faiir uy McCfaabr' d
Tonic f14ce $500 ptr bottle fof
$500 far eHle oy use Sun lharmfct
tbi3i
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-20

INH SALE ss acrcs finest 81 sandy
Nlm land. iron are. oiay sunsoiL 5s
cultivated naisnse timber posture
nicely finished s-ruom frame Residence.
ru etc wen purrst anr limestone
So uor Ideal combination irHt tfuus
crop and dairy farm So miits VI
wits. price $500 cash or term
Waus noted Tor health ana water. BE-
.fsat diversified farming section Ike
flaise uuUk car int ,rHCt sair ship-
lHr 9oInL iia'ds highest tomato ave
,IleD price for last season in Fast
r.Nla Also have smaller Farm. 49, b.
MELBOURNE. Willis. Mouisumery CO..
Texas $3.50
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-20
BARGAINS IN NuEcEs COUNTY
FARM LANDS.

.-nlTc ttact near Corpus Christi. an
JIM cultivation. an idcai place Tor SUBJ
urban home. Price 81 25e 90.
10 acres. extra good iana - mile
u. m city limits Ail in cultivation.
hlrmin al f2.soo0o.
o-acre truck Farm 4 miles from
o. pas CHRISTI. an in cultivation good
fum huuac with other substantial im-
rrv,monis price t22So.oo, worth
$4,000 90.
40 acres extra fine black land, an ln
cultivation. miles from Robstown io-
Gated on main public road and rail-
fn a. Best buy in Nucccs county at
prise asked
100 acres choice black land. miles
from Violet lrnilroad ntnuonl, rs
acres u cultivation. npw 5-room house.
lnrn well and windmill special price.
t0t0e pcr acre. worth $4,000, good
terms.
1ae pcrcs unlmprovod fine black land
miles from Rohatowu miles from
Violet station: good improved farms
ou sides this is snap az 5000 per
acre.
s11 acres unImuroved black land Z
miles from Rohstown no better hnd
BOB Eurcos county. barsiln al $500 per
acre. extra good terms.
$50 acres unimprovod, extra fine
land Do miles from Rpbstown' can %
lred and riowed al Si2oe per acre
owner wish son az sa50o per acre noth d.
lnr down. good long time az percent
1870 purchaser must Improve land
Sfr
VA g. pktsrsp or H. r. WOOD
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-20

p
lOar uOneh 10 keYH nsf~ssii iitlt'a
eafats ami KansfDvh ilndtf pinaeF
leave I'D caller office anH ,Tieit i'NAi"
81.
Lost nuneA II . ~ tefs an ae4li.
sNsYrj fn4 Finder retain ~ talses
.fhf. ma receive reward lssBl
LOST ons palt nsia frame speciaciea
nn ueoUsssiiir f.ad Finder ilrAh'
fetan a. Kate Keiiy n0nie y ifnN ~
,s.,,,,ss ,hf.sii lassi
FOUND a ramrn riN nWnef can hAf'
Same ~ ldrnufBlnk amt pntina iHf ihls
advertisements can "a Caller 81
tff
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Read tho cy1er always ana yon go
the news frat -.........
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-20

InR SALE An kinds " farms
ranches roaming houses bots. stores
and fisheries piCkard and ireain'
tlua H a.. Ave Tel aas. ---
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w y pAKrR or ". T. WOOD
44s Smrr ST. Fh0ne '0l
Corpus Christi TEX.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-20

flfeesfnaflnE and rfesing e9Wnn 900
chaparrai street Telephone $50 Lucille
Mesaa,sr tikel
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-20


WAkTID The pFnpsf a. tnNw ihni
is.rhin the asepHa Hand ipfniiaft
Aan uui Gay frslahi 90 fufatufr end
stoves q alaiautt x ono huHafsa mites
sNm pefhla. ~ Chapsuai itiAl
WANTEi. +oftiiit4,s~ enY Amount hi
contra guaranteed ~efs Y. i."tane
Phone sif-- eos Etarira street. sttii
.--a-.,.
WANTED Tsnefie f~f tnfre oife9H
/ hayr best location fef flfnt .riaaa
sol, DfaIa Candy ciHar snd Tpbae
"a and I.unah foofn IN city iona ieAss
so rrtt party csii aee a. y, ~
Collins. Room q Ampsu, fiSti
aas~--- --.'- '-r 'a'H-H-
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lrA tHA47" ~ N"N'f.
eoR RENT v~asn house ~ poecn
eetween Epwath ana Beach ucies--
AL convHnisncea nsFers a Chambers
rsens SIS. street Nambsg as charAf-
raj ,itO 1
F,1R NflNT Niceiy furnished roem
fur rert clcet IN ~Stn ~ cruNee
lsncsa Apply AZ "a Mesquite street
gssc,
OWENS APARTMENT - -,For rent
ono furnished AIAitmens cnneisiine ef
i.hlrf Rcgm Klsehsaeite ana isath
rVef, mttftn rnAteReneei 5anitef
friNice in9Nire ~ Vheparsat Phone
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fON llrNf rNo eanue.alng unfnrn
.stiea f,ssms aouth esr.ssafs rraar0
stle itei Mesqvlte sssfl
roR RsNr--Arsrment Sso0ns ncer
Ia I,ern Arartmcnt fiouss. Mslvtn
and foonas. On paved airnet and street
cas- line. Appie Mrs ~ A l,crr. stst
h broadway lancre its AdNsfk2
/ ron REM ana ro.sneA fafMsael
( COTTAGES also one f4suiehrA t-fennA
ana ham home IA psif..,t condition
s,tfirlslt, h..t aua faid water FURNISH
..l--isnn. ~ as tan RtNsfae llefti
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rent Ni"se 49, Afinf T" - a..
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