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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-04-04
.STRlKESCOVtRCOUNTRY
GENERAL WALK0UT IN GER
MANY; TROUBLE BREWS
.SPARTAAS BEHIND MOVE
Mobs Storm Food Shops In
Frankfort; Police officer
Is Killed
FRANK ]. TAYLOR

Berlin, April 2. In I" collision be-
tween the strikers aad the govern
ment troops. Tuesday at Stuttgart
three persons were killed and many
injured. Labor leaders there declar
ed il general strike.
= Paris, Tuesday. April Il! Reports
received by the French foreign of
flee are that the bolshevik movement
in German Austria as a general thing
was unsuccessful. The railroad strike
ut Vienna is ended The insurrec-
ton al Gratz was put down.
Frankfort, Tuesday. April /. Via
Ccrenh&gen, April 2.-7Rioting broke
out here again this afternoon. The
mob plundered provision stores. Mil
itary troops were rushed TO the
scene. Fighting was continuing
when the dispatch was filed. :
Crisis Rapidly Approaching.
Associated Press DISPATCH
London, April describing the
outlook in Germany, the correspon-
dent. of The Mail at Berlin says the
crisis is rapidly approaching which
seems certain 10 be graver than those
of January or March Bavaria is a
Southern Germany has completely
changed in the last three weeks.
Thousands of people. including MANY
women, have approved of mass
meetings favoring unadulterated Dol
shevism, and demands are being
made for the abolition of the cleo
ton of parliament. Bolshevism is
working on Germany by propaganda
as it did in Hungary
Eleven Killed In Riots.
limited Press Dis.oatch1
Paris, April "A dispatch from
Zurich says saws that in the riots at
Frankfort Monday eleven were kill
ed and twenty FIVE wounded. The
police made four hundred arrests.
In Ruhr basin it is estimated that
there are 10000 strikers.
Stuttgart Tuesday. April 1.-Stutt-
CART proclaimed state siege in the
city and its environs.
London. April 2.-Several hundred
persons were killed in the fighting
which has started in Germany, ac-
ccrdirg to Copenhagen reports.
g sasss--.s zs--sza..
FRANK j. TAYLOR.
Berlin, April 1.-lDelayed. 1.-The
German general strike is spreading
Clashes have already occurred, indi-
eating that there is growing upris
ing Inspired by the spartacans. 1t is
probable this is the threatened third
revolution. A complete revolt may be
declared in the Rhineland. The stu
atior endangers the food supply.
The freeing of Herr Daumig has
allayed the strike in Berlin. Mobs
have stormed the food shops in
Frankfort. The police station was at
tackled, one officer killed. and the
body thrown into the river. Wurtten-
berg has Joined in the general strike.
The burgoise has started a second
counter strike.
Paris, April 2.-Copenhagen dis
catches TO LIE Matin declare that the
general strike in Berlin has been call
Cd for today Outbreaks are ex-
pected by the government at any time
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-04-04

r. Five. Establishment of the call
svstcr, for the notice department SO
that officers Will be en- their beats
all the time. n general cleanup in
this department and greater eff.c
iency.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-04-04

Four. Equalization of taxes for all
both real estate and personal.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-04-04
DEFEATED LEE CHAMPLIN FOR
MAYOR OF MANKATO
HAS LEAD OF 379 VOTES
Hammett, Steiner, MahoWald
And Olson Are Elected
CounciImen
THE WINNERS IN THE ELECTION
YESTERDAY.

mayor-Rast Waters.
Counciimen-W. r. Hamnett, =. j.
Mahowaid, Chris Steiner, o. G. Olson.
Municipal Judge--f5iram Golf.
Special Judge--Harry A. Johnson.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-04-04
REMOVAL OF SURCHAR &c FROM
GAS AND ELECTRICITY
CITY ON BUSINESS BASIS
Police Protection To Public and
Clean Streets: Welcomes
Criticism
MAYOR ELECT WATERS PRO.
GRAM OUTLINED TO THE
FREE PRESS.

One. Strictly a business admins
traticn.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-04-04

Six. Strict enforcement IF tNe
cry law. Absolutely no bcotiegg 'nJ
OF blndpigging in Mankato.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-29
f. G. CUNNINGHAM

glo Palace Bldg Phones i51o.5.-.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-29
STORES AND WAREHOUSES;

'uR LEASE Brck store room, hn, lo,a
uon for auto accessories ur vulcAuigug
I.art Hhpu. "a %
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cuEcE VIII 80
-" ,df'N .od power ma
.,,,gior ".' 80, Phone ?ia
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-29
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
HOUSES FOR PEET

HOUSES FOR RENr ~
, roe NtNlNnJune - new e.room beng
/ ~ N'r"N""d 'n1"NFn'uh ErHtr
og " ,r. '.,s a''5'rr s''' 'N.a. 'lN,,
F.. 1857
s.tyt.y pooN ~. g.. w.,
Tp,, ,i,o o"o ".'' tro % ro,r, ann hons. t0i
Kennedy Rlds Phone atip
ron Dv,r
:" !"aw n."'I' .'''
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! many. cir nsnir, Rdg
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/ romr,rr tGi Neo t,,., S.,,n,,I a.
| Rdg Phone nosG
UODGE 8 me nr, b,,, oil, .,, .,oo,,
| drr,s, hcr.c mo- ,tll,,r :" ~ ~ ''".,- ",r
/ month phon. tS-- - '
ppP RFNr .II.I, -, t,,,., ...... n...
room. yth L.r ,,,r..b 49,
! dc,,r,t.,i rbo,. D.. a.
| on, t,a',,,
SIhtNpIl, nr" seven r"om modern hnr
r',, ,.,',, iI' "T,,h' 600 '1,H,,'H.
-, 80. ""'''
IlokIA ''E Thr"" room house for
rent can a. $50 North Peoria
FOR RENT one throo room house ln Wc,t
Iu'" close ln OF wc'' end sam' block
Po''"tlc" is "a ''o per month N'N
.,' r",f. ,"nf room '"4,. '".'''I on 'o''n'I
spr.rr. 600 no. 10, ,,a,,, &C. ,c ,, ''s' .o
,dn,, mad" to,,, ""..n ," "nT
Gated on south Main ,trert' sand
Spr0Es. ". rent furnished or uuMr.
r.shod See N i Gra, A,rmrnt Tulsa
-contlhaalG-- Cal -hn -..4--a-t'7 -----
/ FOR RENT About June lu-lO. room
rbousr south ,do ou street rsr Hr.
SEQ u G. Rose 4 60. a1f Nno nd
FOR RFNT rlvr room, moIorn hunr,'or
9oS Fast Fostoua CAI aa25
rp,,Tr,,rry ,. ..,. .
s,5o ,,,,, - p'i'..''.
r,, I,, I'n,,,mE, %" ", WV,
Sa5 per monh Water unnamed Phone
Ip9pJ
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Nght. ,,G .oot .r ~ ~ 9,sa -
ron gr>r .Tr,,.l, ,4., -,,,,,, .a.,, 81,
move r,rt n, .,,.,. ,,,,..', .'..l .l' IT,,
80, -
an ,l. r,,..t. s,,.,.s ~
-I-. -. " '"h' W. "''''
HOUSES FURNISHED "a
SECOND T.. I'M ? room duplex lauN
for rrnf furnished inspect any tim,
Phone 2a-"
FDR VFNr yr-.,,t.l I,,. d..
r',J,rr hYr., o,, g,,,g. aim H..
rr', rhor, fa-7
FTRNI-Tu.p Inl,sE pic. ,,,
sccpIng rorrhe, ,ss rcr monih ~
rented TODAY no cbld,e1 pc,m.n,o,,,
Phone poTp
FtfENIsuFp t,. room, ,,,4,,, tor,.
a,,, sic,..ry ..,,.b ,,r,n.r,, rLo,,.
sgis Irro T,.t MAX NO.,
,,,..,,.,. No.,
tiIili hv''M H"u.' TO tc'ponsihir party
coI.nR,po. -.pRlNGs Fo, Pan, o..
rlshcd iour rooms and ,Ieep,ng porch
s'rIruv modern for information writ.
Mira D.. Kelly. Igs North Wa.hAtsh
"'rAa" 'o''.
FOR KkNl Eight room home for the sum
nrr osqu''tcy furnished. located In
irving race the coolest t'hrl of n" rl'Y
on hlrh lot gHraE" srrfAniS quarters.
h''p'ng r"f.N Phone 'fIi
,,r,r'',,W t,,rr',no,, S,Li','F mo3dsr1
basement and garage. large closet, and
hui't.iH 'ra,urrs Phor, qai4I
ron pyyT r,,,,t.,.1 ~. ,s ....
zine room.. two 'l,eg.as por,6,' s.Ias'
TuIa. on south Chc,rnn, references
required Phone BigGBIa4I
N,pTt. vrD,r ,.. ,......-.,,.
Nm. room ba.r, n.,,,,t''I,, S,rr'.,aS -'".i,"
. ",,- ,''", ,l""l '''' 's"c'
thing furnished Phone rt5G
OLYMPIA ~ -0- ri,c.,o,r r,,,..l,t
49, 70, ''',n ,,-,n
sleeping porch. rarag. phone in5o
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-29
PROPERTY for EXCHANGE

FOR SALE on EXCHANGE 72
'.8 lLF coy rHa. .". IH..n property 10.
l.s y a.m ',. block, from Nnucif.
N' ts7 t..o. 1H.tlrs rho-r 4SIT.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-29
FOR TRADE MISCELLANEOUS 7,
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT


FARMS FOR RENT -
'.'' 70. .Hs.- ..rpu,a. southeast
. .' m.. r.m Ror-s MERIT,
"hN r.ar..s. H.'r, OAa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-29

FOR RFNIt-June ist new 6.room hrrsN
Jo~ hardwood throughout. garage tni
cars servants quarters. COOL fhNH"
on ar line strictly high class Phone
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-06-07
no TIME TO WORRY.

DO not worry over small things
when the interest OF the race is at
stake. If thou has run with the foot
men and they weary thee. how canSt
thou contend with horses? If in the
land OF p"aco wherein thou truetcth
they weary thee what will thou do
III the swelling or the Jordan? Some
men are too much disposed to take
the lll~naturcd side and Judging by
themselves. they infer the worst. but
it is very often the ease that the
Observation-Disclosures OF others where
It fcail! exists i8 but tho re
llcction OF our own want Of CHARITY
and want OF temper
1t often happena tina, the worry we
subject ourselves to ha3 itn source
IN our own imagination, although
even thoa" about ua may think OF III;
unchnritably We shall not mend mat
t"r$ hN cNa%p"rating ourselves against
them. We may thereby only expose
ourselves unnecessarily to their III
nature.
The !ll% that com" ont of our mouth
says George Hubbard, "Dftimra fall
lHip our bu"oui." Thr great ana
""n! philosopher FHrady communi-
c.trrj the Following piece al advice
iuII 81 practical wisdom the result
81 ri"# experience OF lif. in Il lrttrI
to - friend, "Ict lur a., un old man
%&1 DH..tI ~ lh.a tina" have prolifrd
|E "EN"r5"ucn >uy that when | Wa
\"'h#"r often Hi@rclrr#rntcd t.,
ltleH'jna 81 rropl" ANA that they did
n"t H,""u wAat /. at that time SUP
lD"cd they meant. and furticr that
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-06-07

FULTON NOTES.


lus@ Sunday We he'd \ very tiun
'athrr.n-. N our SUNDAY sc,n,f. w,
I#d .rr"@ut wish u }rv. ;-kinvit,
Whu haS been couductin" rryiy,I y,r.
vice.. - oar thur..n Ito nae. ,..;
.',& VI all ard u GOOD many of nc
1,Nc drniG.t u - NOR. t..r mo
,..ts.t. of our IrsIsr II. ,,....1.,..,
1t the Union i.ovrI r2.rr-t r%nr,.I
l@" Sunday 1i.tt, winch rbu.rr
u@gm to r12fm rh., u,trntio. - ajI
a. fJItun. rsnna3all. rrnnt1uv vI..,.
hr"i oHr hrlp viii Won do vnY,
pert? Hrrthrou John Day and Sir.
rh"u& We're present in our, ernral
also.
li:&0 y. NJ. Rev. Cohhs preached
the memorial &nrvic" of Deacon Jack
Foster. deacon Dlnirl, the rhair.
man % the board aud Rev Dlnirr
dances. IN" father Of tho f'nlfou
Churches spoke al %. Rev. %kinwitu
~@h" >o'1r ot his rhuirn 4ou,.;
".s'" 7. N. Rev. \. T.. Brown. Of
jA" Nj@in" Nt. Zion Eauist Churcl
administered tn" Lords Supper. ae
sisted by Rev Skipwith
>.'" /. y. thrrr Wu% n irrur3 14
'r"" ronrrrt for Tho hrnrnt OF tlr,
Ssr"A Boys ol Fulton. MIR. Meredith
r ''ss'rr, on" 0t the bost Sunday School
WORKERS IL our Church. I4nll,d the
'r"'|tm very hrHn}ilully.
Nr*- l"@@ic StIrkE @ni Mrs. Nmnu-
~ iij.'".'d .r" oa the sicn ltat. also
|#. tHHrlottN Lewis sud Charlotte
Nalhi''S.
n 1i.tnnr luun' - paruiylrA Il
Tol"1rro - 1870 \. NJ. the Su-
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-06-07

Winchester. Na.. Nav - Tn,
valley town uf Nfnsn,...,nr Mn. a.l
""lo}. with nutscr and auyictv Man.
day. May 20 af tho cx,n,,,an.,. n.
tnt G.:HI Worthy rrH,..:,lr,,. AMI III.
ngrfy tn maEu tho first court of e..
lunthc in It's vicinity. !Ion Inhu
uf,,non. .r. Granl War1rx rnrl,
..'1p~ of r@r rnurf. of r.lln,n, rr
Nir@tuiu. aryump,uirl nv lI.. n T.
Cuilu~. q ". Il. cr nurI@, ,n. %r.f.
King. wife or Dr. +. /. kim. ra.,.r
.# E4fGh -.tr,.rt nartf~i r,.s,r,.l rr
r>.rnnuul urI Ni-4 r,f-..r, .r
Ntlyh.ll NIECE, ur IN. & " ron,,...
Iar "rrtyrl @naH: >.>n = n ruv:a.
a;.G-, trn trio at "1a mfl,. j. Mn.
Mitchell. >tan,ry Steamer
They reported the trio :. Efrnl,-
nuioyah. a@d safe n,>r un rus y.;rI
iEu" muut@:u =iurr5 ana rNrnr
t.. hrautjfHI plrtM0nt N-fa.~. 81.
lraviuH HiaHnuul Sunday u}nl..ir..
thr roads frnI n.rhlu,t .0 r,tar-
'ottrSviNe after tho hnHyy rains were
.'nu"'t ,'}' Ir'.....} the ua-,.- ~, rurrn
.s.. ...s- ~.I, f.sf>.I .-t ~
Mitchell Wo@'G not @al llnry even
Monday uiuht.
When il was learned hr had ar
rived al were harpy. NJ. robinson
lfNi$ with NJ NilrErn It hi. right,
had "uidrd #hjlfully. arti%ticallr and
safely around the mountain curves.
through valleys up and down the
slopes and proven himself an EXPERT
with the Stanley Steamer and the
party exclaimed. "Thank God We are
safe in inchrstrr."
\ larE" crowd WAS in attendance
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-06-07
40 }WrnENAv7:D MANI. WANTED

Ouo Of lue most trivial ;u"umrnr
that h@Eu come to li"ht hy W., T..
':,-.,ft i'.# Cnr r.f : .s'.t. r. 'hat vr
t>""rYrH1 are uot hylh~u#. tnut W.
are NUrri,1r@ IT, hy asserting that
our r""r @rr not hyphrus. tho pro
ponrnl* mrHa that our race namc il;
NOT hypArnatrd. We Thus far uErcc
with them; fnr. a# any English speak
ing pCr"on, who po&SrESc& Il good
primary education J.; we'll aware. the
word 'NcGro' * not u compound
noun or adjective.
fut our opponcnta beg the qucS-
ti0n when thoy assert that We tNo-
ErooS) orn Americans. Prof. Kcal-
ing WAS OF the same nationality IA
Mr.. Woodrow Wilson: but pity hin,
VINO would assert that that distin-
GnlShcd scholar was OF the sam, rae
o. the notorious politician. lty pro-
l"Ss!on | Am not nn American | am
civil engineer. by nationality | am
no. a ciril engineer: am an Amer
lean In stating that am an Amor
lean am no moro disclosing my race
than my occupation.
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-06-07

The Annual Reunions aus. MAY day
r\rrci>,H II thr Nur*rrl4s Of Rich.
n.und District Of the Supreme Lodge
ol tn" National Ideal Benefit Society
inc,. rto>r$ With Sr,a. success The
klr8. Sunday IN Nay the children Of
Church Hlll and Fulton met at the
h.Ili IN T. street ana marched to the
Fourth Baptist Church With Mrs.
Annie B. SCont as.ociatr deputy pre-
siding; while the children OF the West
end and South side met NJ the Ideal
Hall and marched to Hood A. Al. T..
Zion Temple on tho fourth Sunday
with Mrs. Rosa Thompson 5. \. l..
presiding. Both churches were beau
tifully decorated with Palms and cut
flowers.
All the children did honor to them
selves and credit to their Guardians
in the rendition Of the program. Tho
Ncir"mc addresses were mastrrly de
liNcr"d by Master Herbert S;cavcns
and Milton r. Hin. Addresses on
the order were delivered by Supreme
Master \. W. Holmes. District Dcpu-
tN; T. l.. beverly and Mrs Rosa
Thompson National Lesturcr
The closing remarks at both NEE
inGa were made Ivy the Pastors Rcv.
+. Payne. -. u. and l{cy. L. r.. Flack
Is. ID. Excellent music was furnished
by the Choirs OF the above named
churches and the National Ideal
tho'r. Great credit Is given the com
mlitc" on Church iiill and the West
end for We way in which they train
cd the children: Elso the committees;
on Decoration. the Guards OF Honor
and to all who did anything TO make
he meeting success.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-06-07
TlIN PRINCIPAL OBJECT!DN.

1t is bad rhetoric to CAPITALIZE the
word ''colorcd." equally as bad as to
write "NcEro" with small n. "
There are many colorcd Americans
who are not Negroes; some are Mon
%oliana, some Indians
One class Of Negroes who Snccr
their racial name object that origin
ally tho word "Ncgro" was restricted
to n single tribe Thcro was only
one tribe in "Albion" bearing the
namo Of the "Anglcs." But the de
Sccndants OF tho Saxons and OF the
Jutca are no less pride than the
descendants OF the Angles in saving
that they are (Anglcs) English.
COMPARISON WITH THE JEW.
Very appropriately our race is
termed Negro. It's names dcriva-
ton has proceeded exactly as the
term "Jtw" (from ono tribe of
twclvo) and the term ''CaucaSian"
JrOm very small number OF people
in the Caucasus.) For all the terms
came by aynccdochc, by Il figure Of
speech giving the name OF Il part to
the namc OF the whole
II ia usual it Is intelligent. in
deriving new terms. to coin by bor-
rowing IN expression which il Sur-
gc@tiyc Of some distinguishing func-
iIon or appearance, or Is logically
connected with the discovery or or
igin, Of the entity 10 be mumru
| contend for the great Negro race
to contiu'l" to lie named r"pHouchIc+s.
w. scientifically, property. | protest
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-06-07

Rev. w. H. Coston, chaplain In Il
StcVcdorc Regiment, is in the city.
lie has with him an excellent picture
in coloTS or the regiment. that won
tho prize in unloading freight to aid
tho Allies
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-06-07
WATCHED urN METHODS.

had boon thinking OF the mattcr
hNt not -nrtoU':IT before reading yon'
uustu.lul N"...h appeared = fc>, q. !.
ago. / have known yon for more
than tWcnty-tlv" years, and have
watched your methods OF dealing
With politics, fratcrmal organizations.
individual men and religious subjects
and II You made any mistakes along
TN" lur9 mentioned above they were
very few. Whenever you have been
beaten ii proved to be only tomporu-
rily. Your success is due to the fact
that y0u never spend any timo in
discussing things that were not csBcn
ttal TO tho progress and development
Of the race.
w" are passing through II very
critical period, and If the Negro has
ever stood in need OF safe and com
potent leaders ii Il now. This ia no
time to be asking who shall be the
rrcatc&t in Che kingdom, but let us
first get the kingdom well founded
and then the people will rise up and
say who shah set on tho right hand
and on the left hand OF the throne.
The boat is now upon the rough seas
being tossed and driven by the waves
OF prejudice and race discrimination
and this is not the time to be shaking
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-06-07


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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-02-18

You can't rent anything, so you
will have to buy. City property and
Farms for Sale. Long time loans
on farms through the Federal Land
Bank, of Louisville, KY, at So per
cent interest. See the boy who put
the or. in Real Estate, the rs" in
insurance, the "E" in Surety bonds,
and the 80" in Loans. T. Foster
Rogers, Real Estate, Insurance,
Surety Bonds. Loans.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-02-18

List your real estate, both city and
county, with us for sale. We CAN
and WILL sell it for you. See our
list of farm and city property.
Office on corner Bank and Locust
streets, Phone 491. Call on us or
call us to see you. We have listed
with us farm of 100 acres, well
improved, on good pike; also farm
of 247 acres, well improved on dirt
road, that can be bought worth the
money. Also 211a acres, a well I'M
proved place just outside the city
limits on Levee pike; 210 acres wei
improved land near Kiddville; III
acres near Towards Mill. We have
two good pieces Of city property for
sale, one two story residence and
the other a cottage. 4.e
i. CRAVENS & TURPINt
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-02-18

Everybody seems to be enjoying
the good shows at the Tabb Theater
and if Mrs. w. s. Smathers will take
this ad. to the box office Wednesday
she will be given complimentary
ticket.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-02-18

Old tires made like new. Auto
tires and tubes, Rubber Boots and
Hot Water Bottles vulcanized. Mt.
Sterling vulcanizing Co., SO Bank
Street.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-02-18

SALES CONDUCTED ANYWHERE
Experience has made my business
success. Auctioneer John w. Balm,
corner Short and Market, Lexlng-
ton, KY, phone 100. ! do not prac-
tice on your property at your ex-
pense. l get you more money than
You expect. 31-1yr
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-02-18

Commercial Auto Co., 245 E. Nam
st., Lexington, headquarters for
Montgomery, Bath and Menifee
Autoists. Stop in--we make you
feel at home. Ford Service. Re-
pairs and Accessories. 31-1yr
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-02-18
IDEAL COUNTRY HOME

LAG ACRES-5 miles out on a
good pike; 80 acres in wheat, the
balance in Bluegrass and meadow,
all the farm lays well; no waste land,
plenty Of water and good fencing,
also fine lot of fruit. Improve
ments are a beautiful 2-story mod
ern residence, with cellar and attic,
located on high ground, with a large
bluegrass lawn, extending to pike
10-acre tobacco barn; 1 stock barn;
tenant house; double garage and
other out buildings too numerous to
mention. All in first class shape.
This farm is in a high state of Gull
tivation and in an excellent neigh
borhood. Price $22500 per acre.
36 ACRES-2 miles out, strictly
good land, brick residence and barn,
Price $15,000.00. Frazier &Jackson,
14S W. Short st, Lexington, Ky.
(31-31)
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-02-18

Place your order for a motorcycle
now. Exclusive agents--Harley-
Davidson and Excelsior Motorcycles.
Motorcycle and Bicycle parts and
accessories. Adams & Young, 233 E.
Main St., Lexington, Ky. 31-1yr
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-02-18

Taxi, Sirf-Our taxis at your SER
vice day or night. Special prices on
country trips. Gasoline, Oils and
accessories. w. J. Mccarthy, phone
251 or 754.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1919-02-18

Corona Portable Typewriter =
weight six pounds, standard key
board. Fold it up, take it with you,
typswrite anywhere. Price $50, in
ehding carrying ease. w. II. War
ron, with TyansyIvania Printing Co.,
LeAinEIon, Ky. L33-lyrl