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Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10
20 CIETY
Nv Miss Gladys Van Ness.
Phone sI7.

.o-date dictionaries now define
sossiu as a male or female person
R;eted with the foot and mouth dis
r.. / deplore the ineIegant lang
= but admire its vigOr. Just at
~ time It strikes in me a tender
IA responsive ehssA Gossip IS not
.ossarily news. More and more
1. I convinced Of this.
4. certain person, who really ought
"a isolated and quarantined, was re-
40 scandalizing me to a friend and
4, s,sar of the reservation, as the
IT, saw. Among other perfectly aw-
things released about me was that
4 admit know anything. This is not
.ws. l have known that much at
L.st for a long time, and am recon-
H.. Bill Nye, Josh Billings, or Pet
IIopm v. Nasty, one or all Of them,
H., said. aYou had better not know
A much than to know 50 much that
Eut So" From TINS Seiniiiiaiins
En- we extremely ignorant people
hther much comfort.
4 Now il you want gossip from the
nost Industrious gossiper in the bus
less. send self-addressed stamped en-
[elope for name q can use the
eamp). If you went news, let your
,Ives wander over the society column
n the Ledger. Ny pernicious defamer
En- now consider 'itself" sassed-
-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10

Mrs. Lottie l.. Divers, Of Fulton,
was in this city Friday to attend the
funeral Of Lee Duncan,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10

Mr.. and Mrs. c. R. Griffith have re-
turned home to Fulton after attend
ing the funeral of Lee Duncan.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10
PIKE COURT BONDS CARRIED

Louisiana, Mo, Feb. 5.--The $780,
900 bond issue for the erection Of two
new C~ourthouses in this (Pike) county
was carried by an overwhelming vote.
This city cast 1908 for and 3s votes
against.
The Bowling Green Courthouse will
cost $4,000 and the one at Louisiana
$4,000.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10

Kansas City Papers say that Pres
kept and Mrs. Wilson occupied the
Imperial Suite" in the Hotel Meul-
Iach while visiting the Metropolis on
h. Margin Of the Kaw. AS a militant
.usragette with Jeffersonian bias,
inject to the word Imperial" as I'M
.femocratic, and I move you, Mrs,
chairman, that word Imperial" be
Id back in the dictionary, it having
II place in the vocabulary Of a coun.
Nv when the corn row is the king
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10

]. Ed Moore, Of Guthrie, was in Mex
leo this week on business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10

A marriage license was issued to
John William Isgrig, of Laddonia, and
Miss Florence Britton, Of Rush Hill,
thursday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10

society news items from Indiana,
eatber's home state, "Mr. and Mrs.
1 R. Louis and their charming daugh-
L.. assisted by their house guests,
H. and Mrs. Sterling Rodgers, gave
4 hog killing last Wednesday. The
Invited guests helped with the slaugh-
In. rendered about $50 pounds Of lard
nd stuffed eighty feet Of sausage,
liter which perfectly gorgeous re-
sreshments were passed consisting Of
electable ginger snaps and delicious
III apples. A good time was had
I
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10
Mans Emancipation.

! used to be a husbands fate
b tel wife II her hat was straight.
Hes free from this, you will allow,
FOR hats are sported slantwise now.
'My petticoat-say, does it shown
Was once the question, as you know.
Hub has no bother on that score
For petticoats are worn no more.
And now il woman gives the sack
TO gowns that button up the back,
The pleasing spectacle we1l e
OF man almost entirely free.
Kansas City Journal.
Poor Mani He has an awful time.
No sooner learn to boast in rhyme
OF freedoms joys and do it well,
Than freedom shrieked-again he fell.
For sailor hats are all the GO
And petticoats are worn-and show,
But worst Of all, alas alack,
Our dresses button up the back.
Miss Ellen Roselle Reavis invited
Valley Bush, Willie Morris, Wilmoth
Mason, Elizabeth Ferris, Marian Ar
mold, Anna Burton, Elizabeth Carter,
Martha Lunckie, Ida Moore Hopkins,
irginia Ellen wilkins, Ruth Wells,
Janice Emmons, and Wilmoth Clark
to bring their dolls and spend Monday
afternoon with her. After playing all
kinds Of games, they went to Buck
ner's for refreshments.
Ralph Jesse entertained four Of his
friends at the home Of ]. R. Jesse
Monday afternoon, with a Victrola
party. His guests were; Richart
Green, Harold Rixey, John Smith ant
George Ankrom.
Mrs. Carroll Frost has writer
friends recently of how happy she !.
at home with her daughter, Mrs. Mar!
Houston, Of Marthasville, West Vir.
ginia. In celebrating her seventy
seventh birthday in January, she gave
a Riley evening for the benefit. of hei
church. She did all the reading an(
a sum sufficient to pay the salary of I
native missionary in the foreign tielt
was cleared. This Is interesting t
the many friends here, where Mrs
George Carroll Frost was very pop
ular and well beloved.
Mrs. d. p. Moore, Mrs. Clarence A
Barnes, Mrs. j. G. Lakenan, and Mrs
Joe Wilkins were guests of Miss Mat
tie Spence, Wednesday for lunch.
The dance gwen by the Elks at thei
club rooms Monday evening prove
one Of the most successful ones o
tle winter. About a hundred guest
responded to the invitation. The GU
Of town guests were Misses Blanc
Robinson, Sturgeon; Lillian Barnett
s. Louis; Bess Colbert, Columbia
Wlleyne Crewdson, Messrs. Jim Tor
Ednonston, Fayette; Theodore Over
MAI and orian Atkinson, Jefferso
Cit.
Miss Louise johnson was hostes
for ! line party at the orpheum Sai
urda9 night in honor Of her CUES
Miss Margaret Blackwell of Fayett'
After enjoying the show, they went I
the Johnson home where q two court
lunch was served to the following
Misses Jennie Parker, Jane Rodger
Julia Tucker, Wilhelma Taylor, vii
eyne trewdson, Mary Aid, Frar
johnson Marcena johnson, Mr.. ar
Mrs. Timer Williams, Mr.. and Mr.
oialbortP jackson, Messrs. Rodgel
Crittenl Clark Gibbs, Glen Squire
motifs ISeath, Bryan Kelso, Adria
"a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10

DR.. M. o. Biggs, Superintendent of
state hospital No. / Fulton, was a
visitor in this city Friday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10

Judge Gray, of Bowling Green, was
in this city on business Thursday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10

The naval, Saxon, Wurttemburg
and Bavarian losses are not included
in the Prussian casualty lists.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1916-02-10

Mrs. Glen Foley, of Taft, califor-
min. and Mrs. c. c. Thompson of Ben
ton City, were house guests for sew
eral days this week Of Mrs. g. u
McGee.
Mrs. Lawrence Winans and chil'
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-11-28
PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTES
Five new Rays entered Monday.

Five new Rays entered Monday.
Giles Matthews attended the burial
of an uncle at Van Buren, last week
We are glad to see Julia Mae Gwin,
Sharp Mum, and Chester Wren in
school again.
Mesdames J. H. Reynolds and G. A.
Simmons, Mr.. and Mrs E. C. Free
man and Mr.. Hope Randell were Wis
itors Monday. We feel uneasy when
we see man coming toward the
school building. They seldom come
unless on business. Perhaps the rar-
ity of gentlemen visitors has some
thing to do with this feeling.
Supt. Womack is in Searcy today
giving series of tests in arithmetic
and spelling. From there he will 90
to Little Rock, Malvern, Benton and
Hot Springs. At the latter place he
will speak Saturday on "Supervised
Study at meeting of superintend-
ents.
We have literary society again
which gives promise of doing some
good work. The officers are: Wendell
Henry, president, and Lou Colquette,
secretary.
Mr.. Short is training a choir for
chapel services. A number of the
high school pupils are in it and work
ing well. We expect better singing
soon as result of the movement.
Remember, we are to have an ex-
hibit of our school and its work down
town the last of next week. One of
the features of the occasion will be a
parade of the pupils by rooms. We
want every man and woman in town
to see what a fine body of pupils we
have, and we see no other way to
have them do it than by marching
the children along the streets. De-
tails will be given next week.
When two critics pass contrary
judgmen on piece of work, the only
way to decide which criticism to ac-
cept is to weigh the comparative COM
potency of the critics and then listen
to the one who is fittest to express an
opinion. Following is a reprint of an
editorial comment appearing in the
Journal of Education, Boston, one Of
the very highest authorities in the
United States. The editorial appear
ed in volume lxXxiv, No IS, under
date of November 16:
Superintendent J. P. Womack of
Conway, Ark, who is as keenly alive
to educational progress as any super
intendent anywhere, is conducting a
homemade but thoroughly searching
survey of the public schools as a
whole and of the high school in par
ticular."
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-11-28

around the boy and smothered the
flames. Her heroic act no doubt saw
ed his life"
"Outsde of Fort Smith the Conway
Methodist church is the largest in the
Arkansas conference. The total
amount raised last year for all pur-
poses was $2,5S1.59. The Sunday
school is the largest in the confer
ence, having 800 pupils, and it raised
1902"
J. L. Shettles, born in Mississippi
January %, 1877, died near Conway
November II, 1901.
Cotton made considerable adj
vance Tuesday and was selling here
on Tuesday and Wednesday at 40 to
7 IA cents pound"
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-11-28
HENDRIX CAMPAIGN
ENDORSED BY CLUB

The executive committee of the
Conway Commercial Club last night
adopted resolution sanctioning the
campaign being waged for an endow-
ment for Hendrix College. The reso-
lutions adopted were as follows: The
executive committee of the Conway
Commercial Club hereby endorse the
campaign of Hendrix College for
100000 for additional buildings and
endowment and hereby undertake to
raise in Conway at least $4,000 of
the amount, to be used in erecting one
of the proposed buildings.
10 Frauenthal, president of the
club, announced the appointment of
the following committee on charity:
J. C. Dawson, o. 0. Florence, V. G.
Craig and l.. B. Pence.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-11-28
FOOT is SEVERED.

F. 7. Carmichael Al years old, who
said he is married and lives at Great
Bend, kans., in attempting to board
slowly moving freight at Gleason,
SIX miles west of Conway, yesterday
afternoon fell underneath the wheels
and his right foot was crushed so
badly that amputation was necessary.
He was brought to Conway on hand
car, where medical attention was
given by Dr. c. II. Dickerson, railroad
physician, and Drs. j. M. Muse and J.
S. Westerield.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-11-28
NEWS OF CONWAY
Fifteen YEARS AGO
(From the Log Cabin Democrat, No
vember %, 1901

The State Baptist convention, in
session at Paragould, adopted a plan
for the utilization of Central College
at Conway and Ouachita College at
Arkadelphia, together with several
academies, under the name of the
"OuachitaC Central System of Colleges
and Academies" All of the institu-
tons were to be administered under
the direction of single board of trus-
tees of Is members.
Col. John G. B. Simms, who had
drawn 160-acre homestead in the
newly opened Indian reservation in
Oklahoma, wrote an interesting arti-
Gle to the Log Cabin Democrat de-
scribing his trip in a wagon from
Conway to Hobart, Okla, where he
expected to make his home.
A fine of $500 imposed upon Mrs.
Emma McCaul by a jury in the court
of Justice of the Peace J. H. Bailey
of asst Fork township was reduced to
$50 by Governor Jeff Davis. Mrs.
McCaul was charged with having
pointed a pistol at and threatened the
life of her step-daughter, Miss Myrtle
McCaul.
Saturday, November 20, to
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Mills, son."
&C w. Addison and his bright
young daughter, Miss Elsie, of Mt.
Vernon We're pleasant callers at the
Log Cabin Democrat office Monday"
presiding Elder J. NJ Cantrell and
family arrived yesterday from Oar
danelle. He will enter upon his work
in this district at once"
Herbert Brannon, who had run
fore and whose father had been vainly
searching for him throughout the
United States, returned to his home
for visit.
Congressman and Mrs. C. B. Ran
dell have been visiting his parents,
Prof. and Mrs. j. l.. Randell, here for
the past few days"
Amos Enderlin and Miss Rosa Flick
err were married at St. Josephs Cath
Ollie church Tuesday, November 26,
1901, Rev. A. Feger pronouncing the
ceremony.
The management of the Conway
electric light plant was contemplating
installing a duplicate engine and dy-
namo in order to prevent SO many
shut-downs occasioned by accidents to
the single power unit.
Little Thurston Rivers, son of
|
trail College, was seriously burned
Sunday morning. He was playing
with lighted candle, which ignited
his blouse. The flames spread over
his body, burning his left side, neck
land ear very severely. His mother
rushed to his rescue and with wonder
full presence of mind threw her skirts
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-11-28
TEACHERS I0St TO
ARKANSAS COLLEGE

The State Normal lost to Arkansas
College at Batesville yesterday, 6 to
0. The Lambs touchdown was some
what of fluke, according to Normal
players, and should not have been al
lowed. The teams were evenly match
ed, and the game was closely contest
ed. The Normal lacked the punch at
crucial moments, which cost them the
game. The game closed the season
with the Pedagogues.
ROSE LOTION.
This preparation for Chapped Hands
and Rough Skin has been on the mar
ket, with slight changes, for twenty
FIVE years. Our present preparation
is our best. A 25c bottle will convince
you.
DIT Gannaway Drug Co.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-11-28
MORE RUMORS OF
new FAST train

The recent report published in the
Log Cabin Democrat from Van
Buren,, division point on the Iron
Mountain, to the effect that new
fast passenger train service would
soon be inaugurated on the central
division, has been given a little more
color by an authoritative statement
from high official of the road that
a new schedule would be put into
effect on Sunday, December TO- The
official did not announce that the fast
train would be put in service, but
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-11-28
Grand TO RETURN TO
GENERAL film SERVICE

]. H. Lincoln, manager of the Grand
theater, today announces that begin
ming tomorrow night the Universal
film service will be discarded at the
Grand and will be replaced by Cen
eral film service, which books only
licensed reels. The General film ser
vice was used at the Grand until
about three months ago. The new ser
vice photoplays are made by Vita
graph, Essanay, Kalem, Biograph and
other companies. The program for
tomorrow night follows: 1.-THE In
truder," a two-reel Essanay drama,
featuring Marguerite Clayton and
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-11-28
ABOUT FAIR AND WARMER"

Manager J. H. Lincoln, manager of
the Grand theatre, this afternoon re-
ceived the following telegram from
F. B. Smith of Stuttgart, manager of
the Majestic theatre, where Fair and
Warmer" appeared last night: Fair
and Warmer q big hit with me last
night. You cannot say too much for
play, production and company. This
is the same company that is playing
the larger cities" Fair and Warm
er" will appear at the Grand tonight
at 8:16.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-11-28
FASTENERS Want
LOANS|N ARKANSAS

That eastern money is beginning
to turn to the south for investment
is indicated in letter which the Log
Cabin Democrat received today from
Charles A. Mendum, sol Dudley
street, Dorchester, Mass, who makes
inquiries as to opportunities to loan
money in Arkansas. Mr.. Mendum
states that he has a list of about
200 private investors in Massachu-
sets, who are seeking opportunities
to place their funds at current rates
of interest on first mortgages, either
farm or town, in amounts up to
$4,000. Only 3 IL per cent interest
is offered in Massachusetts, he writes.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-11-28
WEATHER FORECAST
Tonight and Wednesday,
fair and warmer.
Personals

Rose Lotion for chapped hands.-2t
Ced Pyle of St. Louis Is spending
today in Conway.
Huylers Candies, fresh at Gamma
way Drug Co.-d2t
President and Mrs. J. J. Doyne are
Visiting in Little Rock.
There are only % more shopping
days until Christmas.
See the Pickford Auto Caps and
Wells at Blackman''s.-d1t
Let Barnes & Nelson make those
photos for you now.-35-dtf
Shannon Shrimwell of Dermott is
guest of Conway friends today.
Attorney A. L. Barber went to
Tucker on business this morning.
Bolls Bros. can vulcanize your au-
tomobile tires. Phone 269.-33-dtf
See the Christmas window at Black
mans. Everything for all the family
Misses Laura and Sallie Harton are
spending the day in the City of
Roses.
Mrs. L. H. Pyle and daughter, Miss
Dorothy, are Little Rock visitors to-
day.
Just received, line of suitable
Christmas gifts in Holiday boxes, at
Blackman's.-d1t
Geo. T. Burton of Judsonia is Wis
iting at the home of his son, E. M.
Burton, in this city.
For sale, some fine turkeys for
Thanksgiving, % cents pound, de-
livered. w. B. Hubbell.-d2t
A wagon load of home grown celery
will be on the streets tomorrow. T.
C. Sheriff., Clinton, Ark.-d1t
For gasoline, oils, air, repairs or
anything else in the automobile line,
call Douglass & Co., garage. Phone
l287.-52-dtf
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Akin of Little
Rock are visiting at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Akin, on
Center street.
Auto caps and wells at Blackman's.
Extra special bargains for the early
Christmas shopper during the Cost
Reduction sale at Blackman's.-d1t
Herbert Brannon of Chicago, ILL.,,
is here to spend the Thanksgiving
holidays with his parents, DR.. and
Mrs. E. O. Brannon, on Caldwell
street.
The Saturday Evening Post and
Country Gentleman for December 2
will be on sale Wednesday, one day
earlier than usual. Phone II for a
copy.
! w. H. H. Love and daughter, Miss
Pearl, of Russellville, are visiting at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. H.
E. Mathews, in this city Mr.. Love
is former resident of Conway, but
has not visited here in % years.
Joe P. Pierce and family are NOV
ing this week from Damascus, and
will live on the Chivers place just
south of the Conway city limits. Mr..
Pierce is prominent citizen of
Walker township and for many years
has served as one of the directors of
the progressive Damascus special
school district, which had the distinc-
ton of being the first district in Ar
kansas in which the electors voted a
l2-mill tax, this having been done
more than a year previous to the
adoption of Amendment No. IL.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-11-28
BICYCLE Is MISSING.

A Crusader bicycle, owned by Lewis
Wilson, was taken from his home
last night. The wheel is described as
gray with red pin stripes, motorcycle
handlebars with rubber grips, coaster
brake and practically new.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-11-28
HUMPHREYS ON DUTY.

Little Rock, Nov. 28.-Associate
Justice T. H. Humphreys delivered his
first opinions yesterday in supreme
court They were in the cases of VIM.
Taylor VS.. S. f. Dexter, of Cross
county, which was reversed and re-
manded; and j. O. Howell VS.. George
7. Walker of st. Francis county,
which was affirmed
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-11-28

Richard c. Travis, and "Pansy's Pa
pas" Vitagraph comedy starring
Mary Anderson and Webster Camp
bell.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-11-28
BRACE UP.

We carry the Imperial Health
Brace" the only perfect brace on the
maEket.=.Wear one and enjoy better
health. Ask for booklet.
DIT Gannaway Drug Co.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-11-28
ROSE LOTION.
RECEPTION AT CENTRAL.

A Thanksgiving reception for the
students of Central and Hendrix COL
leges and the State Normal will be
given tomorrow night at Central Col
lege from 8 until IL o'clock by DR..
and Mrs. J. w. Conger and Miss NJ.
E. Lindsey, dean of the institution, in
honor of the students of Central.
Preparations are being made for an
elaborate affair.
The log cabin Democrat., 1916-11-28

STATED that there would be big
changes" in the service under the
new schedule.
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P l. BUOY

ioi Baum Rdg oklahoma City.
$50 ACRES STOCK proposition; 40 acres
R,rmudu, go acres meadow, balance
native grass driving distance Of city;
price 'lN0b mortgage s.. 200. take live
ln.k for equity sam Fringcr, sos
'nphel nldg, oklahoma. Okla
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Trial of Attorney
Slayer Started

NASHVILLE Tenn. oct 3l-Thc
0.rui Charles G. frabuc. charged with
killing Harry Stokes opposing counsel
800 rhc ,u-oalled taxpayer, suit April
20 last va, called for trial today in
'he DNId.on county criminal court,
Judge s. b Nr,l presiding Trabuc is
charged W'h murder m the first degree
anl since the tragedy has been under
bond OF S}5gOo The shooting occurred
100 the private office OF Stokes. The
evening ot the tragedy Trahuc made a
statement 90 vhch he said that he had
gone 90 the office seeking a signed
'dtcm,r' from Stokes withdrawing and
apoIogi1ing for insulting thing, he had
.ald that stoke, made a violent as
.'uI' ou hm and he shot t. protect his
oNn lite What the insulting things
g.rc has not been made public.
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UNFINISHED HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS FOR RENT.
n Answering Adj. Please Mention Times

NICE S-room home, lights gas. near
H'dg
FOR RENT room modern apartment,
il2 g A FItzs'lmous l05is w Main
ST. WI 57ti
LOWER Broom. private hath, apart
mcut' hot water. thoroughly modern,
comfortable. crnu: adults; garagc SOC
East 9Th Walnut t5gs
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALR
OR TRADE.
In Answering Ads. rItn.e M.n,lon rIm...
WANTED, BIDS AND PROPOSALS.
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Times.
NOTICE
FOR BIDS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF


FOR BIDS For CONSTRUCTION OF
SCHOOL BUILDING
Notice IN hereby given that on the 23rd
day Of November, 1916, nt the hour "
10 o'clock a. m nj the office OF the coun-
~ clerk Of oklahoma county In the court
house In oklahoma CITY, said county. the
board of county commissioners of okla
homa county OKLA will receive sealed
bids for the construction of school
building TO be constructed under the Sep
arpte school Laws Of the state Of Ok
AhOmn, same 10 he constructed accord
INK tn plans aud specifications now on
file In the office NJ said County Clerk
of said County aforesaid where same
may bo inspected and examined. and
that each hid must be accompanied by
certified check for 10 percent OF such
bid, and to he for the use ~ Oklahoma
county, N such bid ho accepted and such
bidder tpllr or refuses TO enter into a
contrncS therefor, aud give bond In such
amount MS may he fixed hy Haid BOARD
NJ County Commissioners for tho faith.
fu uorformaucc of said contract bond
ia be- approved h, the Hoard Ut County
commissioners
Hoard reserves the right to reject any
and AN bids.
said building 10 bc constructed and
completed TO turn key Job not later than
March LIST, 1871
NJ CORNELIUS.
County Clerk Oklahoma County. Okla.
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i6o ACRES I miles east stella OklA,t
81 o section 90 township 10 north,
range / east. IN cleveland couniy.- On
lahoma. Price II 400. 1900 cash ana the
balance on easy terms Woodruff y
Groves, lish N. Broadway. W. ~.
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CONTRACTING AND REPAIRING.
In Answering Adj. Pleas. M.niion Times.

WOODROW WILSON. only practical
sewing machine repair mon w. oknho.
ma. 1921 W 25th Wal COPS
CONT TRACTOR and builder viii Improve
your vacant and place on the market {
vacant Is burdcuSune, while improved
will bring returns. also repairing II all
kinds. Mr. j. " Jones, Is Harrison
AVE-. Maple 1929
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.

FURNISHED rooms In private home.
close In. zoos n Broadway. Phone
Wal 7o01
TWO beautiful sleeping rooms IN a re-
fined home. garage n preferred. refer
onces exchanged. 2l7 W. 18Th.
FpU RENT one living room and bed
room furnished. private entrance. 20
stiles pHrk Wal 1850
ONE nicely furnished bedroom for or .
Young men. use ~ gatagc l't "
Main Wal 1lj6
COMFORTABLE sleeping room tp gen
tcmHu who rclllv cares 10 IFS, 300
pleasant home Walnut ihnl
TiHtE nicely furnished sleeping rooms
10 u."u'" 'un'ovrd 12in y Nrop'wl
FURNISHED bedroom adioccn; 20 hnih.
FOR gentlemen, walking distance. Wal
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