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The evening world., 1919-10-14
POLICE PLAN QUIZ
OF CANDIDATES ON.
INCREASES IN PAY
Benevolent Society Asks Co
operation of Firemen in
Move to Get Raises.

Tn political strength Of the police
men ana firemcn is to be utilized to
secure their demands for a $4,000
yearly salary. Al n meeting of the
Policemen's Benvolnt Society, held
in the Msennerchor Hall, No. scs East
ssth Street. this morning, and at
tended by about 500 patrolmSn. the
following resolution was passed:
whereas, tho people OF this city,
through their Board Of Aldermen. the
public press and civic organizations
and by petition have approved the
proposition for a maxtnum salary Of
5000 for patrolmen and firenien now
before the Board ,of Estimate and
Apportionment therefore, be II
.'Resolved, that a special committee
Of the Policemen's, Benevolent Asso-
citation be appointed 90 act with q
similar committae. representing the
Unlformed FSremen,s Association.
said Joint couimjttRe' 70 represent the
views OF tho patrolnien and firemen
on, the salary question 70 the candi-
dates for public office; tand be II
further Ssa,h .
s,Resoived. that a epeelal meeting
OF the Polieemen's benevolent Asso-
citation be called for Nov 1. 1919. TO
hear the report of the special COM
mattee representing this association ''
The names OF the members of the
committee were not made public, but
It was stated that II was expected
that similar resolution would be
adopted by the fireanen, who we're to
meet at Webster Han, 11th Street
and Third Avenue. this afternoon.
The evening world., 1919-10-14

Goltz, commander Of German forces
in theI Baltic provinces. has trans
ferred his authority TO Gen. Won
Eberhardt and is expected 10 arrive
in Berlin soon. II Is announced in
Berlin that measures have been taken
to prevent more German soldiers from
going 10 courland. the centre Of the
Germano- Russian movement, and
that all food supplies have been cut
on from troops refusing to return to
Germany. All German shipping has
been ordered or the Baltic and the
entire Russian Baltic coast Is virtually
blockaded.
BERLIN, Oct. IA (Assoclated
Press) Suggestions from the En-
tente that Germany Join in the block
ade OF Soviet Russia have not been
officially considered by the German
Cabinet, but have inspired a state
ment Indicating the Governments
answer will neither be an uncondI-
tionaI refusal nor an indication OF
assent.
1t is said that Germany win suggest
the installation OF an international
commission to deliberate on the
proposition. which unauestionably
found Germany unprepared and
places her In a quandary.
ARCHANGBL. Oct. 1t.--In contin-
ulng their offensive operations on tho
northern 'front.' Russian troops have
captured Bolshevik positions near
the village Of Piesetzkeia, on the
Emtza River, a branch OF the Dvina.
1876 miles south of this city. Reports
from the front declare that, after
mutinous soldiers had been shot, the
4s2d Bolshevik regiment was sent to
tho front lines, other reserves not
being available.
The evening world., 1919-10-14
RUSSIAN SOVIET
ISPREPAR|NG TO
EVACUATE MOSCOW
Let's, Reinforced by Estfoni-
ans, Regain Offensive
at Riga.

COPENHAGEN, Oct. 1.-THE Rus
sian Soviet Government at Moscow
has been making preparations to
evacuate that city ever since the fall
Of KurslS, according to a report from
Heisingfors TO the Berlingske Tidende.
Rallied by their officers after the
panic that Sc ID them when Armored
cars broke through their lines west of
Riga, Lettish forces. reinforced by Es-
thonians, have regaiIied the Initiative
and have moved over the Duna River.
across which they fled late last week,
according to advices received here
from wenden. Lettish forces never
abandoned the portion Of Riga east Of
the Duna. but chung 10 their positions
in spite OF a heavy bombardment
from the Germano- Russian army that
attacked the city.
Offers Of an Sarmlstice made by Col
Avaloff -Bermondt, commander OF the
army OF the Russian General Gov
ernment," have been rejected by tht
Lettish Government. Troops are be.
ing mobillzed everywhere in LivoniS
and the neighborhood Of Riga seem
ingly preparatory to struggle
against the Invaders who suddenly
began their offensive on Oct. s. Brit
ish warships in the harbor OF Riga
are said to be assisting the Let's IL
driving the Germano-Russian army
back from the city.
Berlin reports that Gen. Won del
The evening world., 1919-10-14
Jsmez HuntIeS. Actor. Drsps Dsaa
ea stage.

PROVIDENCE, r., L. Oct. H.
James ~ Huntiey. vetersn menber %
the Turn TO the Right" Company.
at Providence theatre yesterday
died suddenly pf heart dIseaAe after
the conclusion or the first act OF the
The evening world., 1919-10-14
OVER IT'S PAY LIGHT FINES
FOR BREAKING TRAFFIC. LAW
Fifty-Five Also in Brooklyn Court
F." Charged 81 for Smoking
in Subway.

More than 175 persons charged with
violating traffic ordinances got off
easy to-day, thoee charged with speed
ing being fined only five or ten dollars.
while drivers who failed to keep to
tho right, usually accounted the most
dangerous OF ehaudeurs 10 pedestrians.
were let down with n doilar This hap-
pened in the Bridge Plasa Court in
Brooklyn. t
In the Adams Street Court. also IN
Brooklyn, So men were fined 81 each for
smoking In the subways. The police
have started a new crusade against
subway smokers, and Maglatrate Geih-
mar Aald that this mornings performs
ance was only a warning OF what other
amolecfa might expect. $685.
The evening world., 1919-10-14
DENIES WANAMAKER BOMB.
Accused ButIeF Enters . Plea Of
Not Guilty.

Ernest Albert Gustav Rurth, .
butler, this morning pleaded not
guilty TO the charge Of mailing bomb
to Mrs. Rodman Wanamaker, Sept.
q last.
Kurth was arraigned before Judge
wadhams. Assistant District Attorney
James Z. Smith had expected a plea of
guilty. When the prisoner elected to
stand trial Smith ordered the case on
the preferred calendar and announced
that he would face n jury tomorrow.
Kurth 10 charged with mailing a
lowed him to resign instead OF raising
his wages The police say he admitted
sending the bomb, but declared he
meant It for the Wanamaker maid.
The evening world., 1919-10-14
DEADLOCK IN CLOSED SHOP.
Laundry STRIKERS aud Owners FIrna.
with Plants Crlppled.

There u a deadlock In the laundry
strike over tho closed shop.
The unions claims Of ue-up ARE
denied By the Owners Association.
which says only % per cent. are out IN
Brooklyn, Yesterday the union claimed
that lA,0o0 would 20 out and In Br0oalyn
they lalued after the strike that fe.eoO
Smith, President OF the jolni Board Of
laundrymen. said 70o0 were out.
We don't deny that many OF the
shops are crippled but we are going ON
and -whl stick u out" the Ownerss Asso-
citation said to-day.
The evening world., 1919-10-14
HELD IN WIFE'S DEATH.
DR.. Cooks PhotoErapher Arrested
I'm Seattle.

SEATTLE. wash. Oct. i4.-Walter
p. Miller. former Deputy Sheriff and
official photographer for the DR.. Fred
erick Cook expedition to Mount Nc
Kinley In 1905. was held here to-day
in connection with the death of his wife.
Mrs Miller was drowned Monday
while she and her husband were cross
ing Lake Washington to sanitarium.
Officials arrested Miller after they
found blood stains on the launch In
which they were crossing the lake.
The woman's body has not been re-
covered.
The evening world., 1919-10-14
ORDER RESTORED IN BREST.
strikers Returning TO Work After
Revolutionary Crisis.

BREST. Oct. 1.-THE military au-
thorities have succeeded in getting we'll
in hand the situation created by the
dlsorderly elements in connection with
the strike OF the arsenal and other
works, which broke out last week. The
strikers to-day were returning to work.
The strike had assumed a revolution
ary aspect, but the danger OF a crisis
of this nature Is now considered 70
have been passed. Martial law. how
ever, is still being maintained.
The evening world., 1919-10-14
ELEVEN GIRL PlCKETS FINED.
"RiEht 70 Labor as sacred "a RiEht
20 sarike.0 says Court.

THE right to labor Is as sacred az the
right to picket. and no striker has the
privilege OF interfering with tho sacred
right OF any other person to labor" said
Magistrate Simpson, at Jefferson Mar.
zet Court, this morning In Imposing
Wholesale manufacturing millinery
trade strike. found guilty OF dlsordeify
conduct. ri
Flnes were imposed ranging from q
70 SIS. ..I Hf
The evening world., 1919-10-14
GIRL SLAYER IS FREED.
After Killing Lawyer She
Says WrOnged Her.

CHICAGO. Oct. 14.-Margaret Seith-
amier. VINO shot and killed Benjamin
Burr. an attorney. was freed to-day.
She was found mot guilty" by a
jury In criminal court.
The girl will be held in custody
OF the juvenile court for two years
She asserted the attorney had
wronRed her.
The evening world., 1919-10-14

play. His wife. known on the stage
a. Maude Fox. is playing IN tNa
same company and piackilv enntlnuad
throughout tlte DerfO rlflnncas Mr..
Huntley was saventy-thTea years 0ld
and lived IN Chicago at.A
The evening world., 1919-10-14
Chile and Argentina sign border
Treaty.

BUENoS AYREs. Argentina, Oct.
14.-Chlle and Argentina have signed n
treaty for the Establishment Of frontier
police garrlsons to protect the inhabl-
tants OF each nation against the depre-
datlons OF armed bands OF cattle thieves
and other criminal elements.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-03
Leslie Methodist Church.

Corner South Commercial street and
Meyers streets. Horace n. Aldrieh, pas.
tor. 9:45 a. m. Sunday school, with
classes for all ages, under the dire zion
OF efficient leaders. International uai-
form lessons. E. A. Rhoten, supt. Pri-
mary department under the management
of Mrs. Mason Bishop. IL a. IN. public
worship with sermon BY the pastor.
Installation of Officers in the Epwofth
League will be held at this servicc.
The officers are us foll0ws-presideati
Leslie Springer; first vice pres, Haro.d
Dimmiek; second vice pres, John Med
Ter. Third vice pres, Ralph Thomas;
fourth vice pres, Floyd Menr;e; sec
retary, Lloyd MeIntire; treasurer, Keith
Lyman; organist, Ivan Corner; ehorls
ter, Rodney Martin; usher, Carl Arm
strong; first assistants to the Officer:
are--Alma Nye Ulrieh, Miss Helen Ing
ry, Miss Lois Nye, Miss Byrl MGrsters
Miss Alice Borehardt, Miss Beulal
Hazleton, Miss Sylvia Thompson, mls:
Gertrude Aldrieh, Miss Elsie Boyntol
Miss Sylvia Marsters, respectively. Fol
lowing the installation, there will be
baptism of candidates, and the holy
communion, 3 p. m. the regular meeting
of the Junior league. Miss Bertn,
Leitner, supt. 7 p. m. devotional meet
ing of the Epworth league. Lesli,
Springer, president 8 p. m. song service
led by the girls chorus, and an address
by the pastor.
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Jason Lee Memorial M. E. Church.

Corner Winter and jefferson streets.
Thomsa Aeheson, pastor. Sunday school
at 9;45 a. m. Glasses for all ages under
the care Of efficient leaders. Public
worship at IL o'elocN Dvangenstie
service, subiect-Winged Messengers on
Great Themes. Epworth League z p. m
A rousing good time assured to all
young people. Evening worship s p. m
This will be the closing service of the
revival series. Subject--A Momentous
Question. The chorus choir viii fur
nish special music, led ny rol CLARK,
There will be an abundance of congre-
gational singing also. We cordially in
vite the public to attend these ser
vices.
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First Christian Church

No 554 Center street, Leland W. Por-
ter pastor. Bible school at 9:45 a. m.
DR.. H. c. Epley, superintendent.
Morning worship and communion
opcn to all Of all times, at IL o'clock
e.The Armor Of Christian Warrior .
Christian Endeavor az Z p. m.
Evening sermon at s O'Clock, topic
."The Ascension Our Benefit y
Official board meeting Monday even
ing at 8 90 clock, Prayer meeting
Thursday evening at 1880 O'Clock, choil
rehearsal at $3.50.
Glass study for baptis mand churcf
membership Sunday evening at 7o'cloei
in the Loyal Sons club room in charge
of the pastor for all who wish to study
these matters more closely.
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Go to Church Sunday
SI3 Subjects of Sermons and Where They
cGM Win Be Delivered in Salem Houses
"a of Worship, Tomorrow

eial features Of Interest given at both
Bible school and church service that
viii be well worth witnessing. A com
mittee is at work with the arrangements
for the program. A big crowd is ex-
petced.
The Crande Roll certificates win be
presented to all new babies now en-
rolled. We had fine school last Lord 5
day and we are looking for more this
time. The contest now on between ths
men and BOYS ON one side ana the wom
en- and girls on the other shows the mel
and boys slightly in the lead. The re
suit viii be sanouneed each Lord 5 day
Morning service 10 a. m. to IL m.
Bible school begins promp..y, 10 a
m. Be there right on time and let
there be interest on the part of all from
thel word 90. Sermon for children
Lord S Table, special sermon on "Om
Home Task
This is Home Missionary day in the
church, let all come prepared 10 snare ii
the worship and spread OF gospel in Oui
nation. The local auxiliary of c. W. B
1 NJ. holds its monthly meeting, 3 p. m.
and the mission study group Of young
ladies meets also.
The pastor will hold service at the
girls industrial school at 3 p. m.
Christian EndeavOr, p. m.
Song service and sermon, "Th'
Greatest Thief in the World" p. m
Official board meeting p. m. Mon
day. Prayer meeting and teacher train
ing class Thursday, 5 p. m.
You are welcome to all these services
Come and YOU will come again.
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First n. Z. Churca.

State and Church streets. n q. m.
Sacrament Of the Lord S Supper. 5 p m
sermon by the pastor on "A Dangerous
Compromise Gals &. IN. class mecuns.
9:45 a. m. Sunday school. D. m. DR..
Ayison viii speak a the Old Peoples
Home. Z p. m. Epworth League, devo-
iiOnal hour. Senior League, Miss Cory
con Howard win lead; Junior, Mr.. Her
bert Kilkin, leader. Music morning and
evening by chorus choir, directed by
Prof. John r. Sites.
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First Presbyterian Church.

Thomas S. Anderson, minister. May
Day services. May Day services. Sab
bath school at 9:45 a. M, Joseph H
Albert, superintendent, classes for all
Morning worship at IL O'Clock, theme
"Tho Flowers Appear on the Earth,
good music. Y. p. SC. E. at 7 p. m.
and evening worship at 8 o'clock, theme
HThe Law of Compensation as Taught
by the Parable of the Rich and Laz
arus." Be sure you meet the eondi
tions Of this parable in life.
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Salvation Army.

Open air meeting Saturday evening
at 1880 O'Clock, in the hall, 8 O'Clock,
conducted by Rev. Tibbets.
Sunday morning open air at 1880
o'clock; holiness meeting in the hall at
II a. m. Sunday school at 2 p. m.
United Mission meeting at 3 p. m. Y.
p. l.. at p. m.
Open air at 1880 p. m, in the hall at
8 clock. You are welcome. Capt and
Mrs. Hunter, officers in charge.
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Central CONGREGATIONAL Church.

Corner South Nineteenth and Ferry
streets, II. G. Slower, minister.
A merged service of the Sunday
school and morning service at 10 a. IN.
Sunday school is superintendcd by Mrs.
Burton Edwards. Special music by mem
bers of the Sunday school. Sermon by
the pastor.
Christian Endeavor at 7:15 p, m,
Claud Burch, leader.
Evening service at p. m, subject
"A Comprehensive Creed"
Thursday evening service at
o clock.
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Evangelical Association.

Seventeenth and Chemekota streets,
Jacob Stocker, pastor.
1000 a. m, Sunday school, John
Lippold, superintendent.
II 200 a. m, sermon by the pastor.
1900 D. m, service at Freitland
7:1j p. M, Young People s Alliance.
500 p. M, c. 7. Doty viii speak on
"reminiscences of % Years Of Church
Affiliation at CsemeEeza c,rcet
Church" Come and hear him. This is
the last service before the annual con.
ference that is being held at Seattle
Nav s-12. Bishop Heimmillcr of Naper.
will H., will be the presiding bishop.
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First Baptist Church.

Corner Marion and north Liberty
streets. Rev. G. +. Holt, d. D. pastor.
Public worship with preaching IL a. IN.
and p. m. Morning topic-Your Lord
and Your Life, with reception to new
members and baptism. Evening topic
In the Far Country. Sunday school 9:45
a. m. Young Peoples meeting 7 p. M.
Mid week devotional service Thursday
evening at s o'clock. A cordial invita-
ton to all these services is extended to
the public.
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First Congregational Church.

Liberty and Center streets, W. c.
Kantner, minister.
1000 a. m, Sunday school with
classes for all ages, w. 1. Staley, super
intendent.
1l:O0 a. IN, "Like the Mountains Of
God.O
700 .. m, social hour under direction
Of Mrs. Stewart, Christian EndeavOr
service.
800 p. m, "Ships That Pass in the
Night"
A cordial invitation to all personss.
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united Evangelical church.

Cottage and Center streets, Rev. G. L.
Lowell pastor.
Sunday school at 10 &. m, R. A
Sehmalle, superintendent.
Divine worship and preaching SERVED
at IL a. m.
Christian Endeavor at 7 pm =, Helen
Lowell, leader.
Evening worship and illustrated ser
mon ON the "Shepherd Psalm, at 3 p
m.
Prayer meeting on Thursday evening
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Sunday School and Young Peoples
Topics for Sunday May 4.

Sunday school lesson, "Man Made IN
the Image Of Cod" Gen. 1:26-2s and
1913; Sph. 4:20-24.
Epworth League lesson, "Our Rela-
ton to God, Obedience" " John 15:12-l7.
B. Y. p. U. lesson, "Our Relation to
God. Reverence and Public Worship, y
Ps. 33:1-l11 and John 4;19-26.
Christian Endcavor lesson, "Our Rela-
ton to God, Serving" Matt. 20:2O-2S.
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have adopted the "Own your own
home" slogan and put it into practice,
among them being the following; Ben
Gooch, who now owns the Enz pro
perty in which he has been living; 5.
0. Rice, who purchased the l.. A. Faivre
residence and Joseph Zerr, who bought
the home Of Michael Bofner.
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Church Of God.

The revival meeting at 1916 North
Church streets is still in progress with
good interest and some have conseerat
ed their lives to God. The evangelist
is now preaching from his chart on Rev
elation. which is quite interesting anC
will continue indefinitely.
Sunday school win be at the usua
time, 10 a. m. Preaching service by
Evangelist Lewis at II a. m. and 7:4j
p. m.
Come and hear the messages from
time to time, j. j. Gillespie, pastor.
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sonth salem Friends ohurch.

Corner of South Commercial and
Washington streets, H. Il. Pembertoni
pastor
Bible school at 10 a. m, with eiasses
for all. DR.. Carl Miller, superintendent
Meeting for worship and preaching at
II a. m. and again at 8 p. M
Christian Endcavor meeting at p. M
and prayer meeting at s p. M, Thurs
day.
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HE'D AT MT. ANGEL.

Or, May 3.-Waltcr Kenz-
|And and Miss Agatha Buch-
} place were married at st.
lrch at $3.50 a. m. Tuesday,
parties around these parts
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church Of .Christ scientist.

First Church of Christ Scientist Sun
day services are held at 440 Chemcketa
street at / a. M, subject Of Bible lesson,
+" Everlasting Punishment. Sunday
school at 9:45 a. IN. Wednesday even
ing testimonial meeting at p. m. Read
ing room 200 Masonic Temple, open ev-
cry day except Sunday and holidays
days from Has a. m. to p. m. All
are invited to our services and TO cur
reading room.
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st. Paul's Church.

Second Sunday after Easter: Z a. m,
holy communion; 9:45 a. M, church
school; II M, choral eelebrat" id
sermon, "The Evolution Of Eternal
Principles; s p, m, evening prayer
and address, "The Peace Of Christ. F"
Everybody welcome to 81 these serv'
ices. The annual parish meeting fol-
the election of vestrymen and transae
ton Of business will be held Monday
evening at s o'clock. Chas. II. Powell
reteor.
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State Institutiins.

Services at the state institutions Sun.
day will be as follows-9 a. nj. Staia
hospital, by H. C. Slower; y ?. m, Girls
training school, by R. l.. Putnam; S:l5
p. m. tuberculosis hospital, by G. L.
Lowell.
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oourt Street Christian unuren.

Corner North Seventeenth and Court
streets, r. L. Putnam, pastor. On May
IL VIC observe fsMothcr's Is Day" IN the
Bible school. There win be several spe.
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FOR SALE-very reasonable, 224
acres Linn county, $50 in cultivation
some good bottom land. Price s55
per acre; 90 acres, 212 beaverdam,
only 10 miles from Salem. l6O acres
in Lincoln county, $ll per acre. 9.
Weincrt, agt. Salem, Rt. 3. 90
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Take this opportunity 10 show
your eastern friends and rela-
lives what Salem can do.
The Phez Co.
ROTH GROCERY co.
134 N. Liberty, Phone 1885

ROTH GROCERY co.
134 N. Liberty, Phone 1885
WELLER BROTHERS GROCERY
155 N. Commercial Phone 4S
10. NJ. EPPLEY
1900 e. state St. PhoLc %
IW. II, CLARK
229O State st. Phone G7O
E. ROCKS
1867 Center st. Rhone 9d9
LEBoLD & co.
1874 State st. Phone $40
IC. M. ROBERTS
456 Court st. Phone 256
No.VARY GROCERY
1888 Court st. Phone 400
PURE TooD GROCER
Commercial st. Station, Phone 2O9
FOSTER & BAKER
$3.50 N. Commercial, Phone 250
~. L. BUsICK & SON
456 State st. Phone 1856
~. L. BUsIcK & SON
103 s. Commercial, Phone 1856
IBUSICK IS CASH GROCERY
200 N. Commercial, Phone 10S
IBUSICK's IS CASH GROCERY
54s State st.
IR, D. GILBERT & co.
21l N. Commercial, Phone
KENNELWORTH * Gl;UUEnY
153 s. Church, Phone 24s
ECONOMY GROCERY
YEW PARK GROCERY
18th and Leslie, Phone 0
PEOPLES CASH STORE
1S6.10l n. Commercial, Phone 453
II. DOE & SON
Fairgrounds, Phone 3i3
A. II. BERG
G. NJ. BORRES
ECONOMY GROCERY
IT,. E. GOODMAN
BUY V BONDS"
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WANTED-A coed young mileh COW
Jersey preferred PISA N. Front
st. Phone 1874. %
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descriptions free. "The Successful
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land, Calf.
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FOR SALE SOW and six pigs, also
1000 strawberry plants. Phone 93F
Is, noon and evening. Do
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FOR RENT-Two nice, clean furnish.
ed rooms 292 n. Church st. Phone
522R. So
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FOR RENT - 5 acre tract. 4 blocks
from state house. Phone lOIl or call
at 631 s. Cont. 30