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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-21

annual tour and Manager oscar r. Hodge
promises an entire new show throughout,
with all new acts, fun and features.
The minstrel stage knows no better
producer than Nell O'Brien and the
show he offers this year is promised
to maintain the high standard estab-
lished by this minstrel producer.
Co-EDS WEAR HOOP-SKIRTs IN
MVSICAL COMEDY AT LYRIC.
The days when maidens wore hoop
skirts are recalled when the girls. in a
little musical comedy AFFAIR. The Fresh
man." appear IN such modest attire.
The girls. who are called co.. eds In this
boiled down musical comedy, make a
pleasing appearance In this old-fash-
Toned attire and gives one the impress
sion that the men did not stand on the
street corners in the good old days.
The skit runs to songs and some fairly
good dancing, both by the chorus anu
the principals.
The vanderkoors appear to use the
formula. kill 'em quick" because they
start their fun OF at a rapid pace and
keep going until the last minute.
The main event of this noisy act is
called Felix. the Mind Reading Duck, -
and Judging by the way this act got over
when we saw the show, Felix is quite a
cure for the blues.
Hunter and Adams engage in lengthy
conversation regarding husbands and
during the conversation the woman mem
Der Of the team yodels pleasantly.
When we saw the show the baggage
man or some one was unkInd to the mem
bers OF the Bower of Melody act because
they were compelled to appear ia their
street clothes.
This in no way hindered the act in
demonstrating that they are capble In
strumentalists who do not have TO rely
upon noise to put the Offering over,
l am told that their trunks have ar
rived and the members Of the team are
happy.
The bill includes Violet and Lewis.
aerlalists. and Francis and Fox.
On view at the Lyric all week.
- T.
THE MOVIES.
The movies on view today are as fol
lows "Humoresque" at the Ohio 1.-THE
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-21

Jazz, but to 1--WE viii
layers" well, we
about got ready to
dye our hair and
shave of our eye
brows last night.
This Greenwich
Follies c e t a inl V
does make one feel
careless, but Watts,
Hartman Tad .auiz
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-21

dome Of a villager,
he finds a rich red
crop. The funniest
woman" of the
villa & e is Mr..
James Watts and
before all the scan
DIAL is "dished out"
by AL Herman, Al
let's it, be known
that he dresses"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-21
DYE YOUR HAIR RED AND BE A VERY GAY VILLAGERI
Vaudeville a steal Act at Lyric

One sees some unusual things in the
Greenwich Village Follies which is now
on it's colorful way at the Murat.
Where one expects clothes, heA does
not ind rainment, politely speaking, and
where one expects black hair on the
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-21
cosrs hit SCHOOL PAPER.

GREENCASTLE. Ind, Sept. 21--"The
De Paw is the name Of the bi-weekly
paper wfkch will be published by the
schools department Of journalism at the
university here this year
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-21

PORK AND BEANS, Van
Camps, In tomato sauce,
medium size cans g for 45c).
can .......-....... LOG
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-21

COOKED BRAN, DR.. KEEL
logs, package .25S
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-21

PEAS, Van Camps, tiny
tender, extra sifted (dozen,
$2.25), can ........-..19e
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-21

TOMATOES, fancy red ripe
Indiana pack (No. 3 cans,
21c), No. 2 cans .16c
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-21

and the other Follies become as careless
and even present you with little ham
mer to do your knocking
There will be lot Of people carrying
hammers around with them this week
and they will not knock the Follies.
either, they will probably use 'em to
crack the ice for the fee tea.
Ones education is not complete until
you have heard Ted Lewis and his jazz
band, which includes a trombone player
who makes his instrument sigh and
laugh.
The other jazz players on the stage
today are still in their A. B. C.s com
pared TO the way Lewis and his players
soften the jazz, making II melodious.
reckless and even wild with restraint.
SO many jazz bands run away with
themselves, but not so with Lewis and
his assistants. because they soften the
brass, bring out the groans. the shimmy
signs and cries, until you have Jazz in
Its true form, not as a noisy eruption
OF era she's
Lewis was so successful last night that
he transformed many an Indianapolis
citizen into a Greenwich ViIlager at
heart.
Al Herman gets very confidential and
occasionally nearly Invites the services Of
the censor, but when you are In the VII
lage be a villager.
The Greenwich Village Follies has ac-
eomplished one thing-the song has been
pictorially developed better in this show
than In many attractions claiming to be
as odd
A few Of the best song numbers are
THE Stolen Melody" THE Message of
the Cameo" beautifully presented: I'm
Just Lone Vampire and THE Critic
Blues during which the hammers are
passed and the audience invited to
knock.
Among those giving competent services
are Miss Verna Gordon, who appears in
two smart and we'll presented dances
Warner Gault, Miss Mabelle Jauney. Miss
Irene Olsen, Thomas Hickey and his
brother, and many others. In addition to
good looking chorus which appears In
many stunning gowns with much OF the
dress goods being confined to the trains.
II you like lemon in your tea, you will
Ike the Greenwich Follies because It is
the prohibition highban Of the stage.
At the Murat all week.-w. D. Fl.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-21

SALT, Morton's free rum
ming double refined table salt.
2-pound carton zoe
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-21

CREAMETTES, the new
American macaroni, pack
age ...................S1z$
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-21

NLIT BREAKFAST
BACON, machine sliced, de-
rinded, packed in one-pound
boxes, pound soc
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-21

PEANUT BUTTER, Sunlit
made from fresh roasted re-
fined Virginia peanuts,
pound .23G
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-21

SHREDDED WHEAT
BISCUITS. q pkgs., zee
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-21

COFFEE, Blue Ribbon,
fresh roasted, in the bean
or ground 6 pounds,
85c), pound zoe
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-21

NDRY SOAP,
Poets White Naphtha
Soap ........1o bars. CSC
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-21

PRUNES, fine large meaty
California Santa + Claras,
pound .43C
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SARDINES, Marie Eliza
beth, imported Portuguese, in
pure olive oil large can. 49c),
small can ......2 9G
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-21

BACON SQUARES, sug-
ar cured, about 2 pounds
each, pound .25G
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FROM. OUR MODEL GROCERY

eve reserve the right to limit quantities)
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IT h T e e hundred)
BLEACHED PILLOW
CASES, size 42x36 inches,
extra heavy thread, 55c
quality, OOo
each .............OOO
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-21

APPLE BUTTER,
Heinz ....2 pound Jar. soc
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-21

70 n e hundred)
BLEACHED SH ETS,
Mohawk" size S1x90
inches. sold a short time
ago at $2.75.
Wednesday. q 1 90
only ........O i 30
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-21

q N BLEACH ED
SHEETTNG, "a width,
strong. even thread.
easy to bleach, CSC
quality, no.
yard .......... 4 ~
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-21

FOLDING CARD Ia
BLES, green leatherette
tops. $500 quality. SOS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-13
LEGION Will ASK
REPORT ON BONUS
COP, Heads Prepare Show
down on Army Measures,

wAHHiAprOs. y.b. IL Republican
leaders IN the house yesterday tOoA
STEPS 10 prepare Tor the .ho wdoWn IS.
Yectsf to- be demanded hslt vsst when
Fspvsssnts ,ves ~ tho American legion
come 10 Washington 10 find out exactly
~hst ecngrsss pfoposss 10 10 about
universal military training and addi.
tionsI oonpsnsA,Ion for fotg,sr service
men.
A. conference Of m. stats con,
msndars ~ the legion In indisAs pills
last Monday resolutions we're adopted
rsitssstinU The 0fsaniss ,ion's indorss.
inent NJ Uniyerssl 'rsinIbs ana suessst-
Ing . bonus equal 70 ~ . month TOT
each month served National com .
insDdss Franklin DOiisr vas authorised
IN nppolp, n committee 20 eo.ops 70 IL
With the iea,on's legislative oonmit,.s
In prsseniing these demands 10 ron
srsss The dslsssti on Is expected nest
week,
The legion ven, on record In favor Of
both Of these matters In its national
e~oNvsrtton In Minneapolis last NsvNn
bss snd through IL legislative commit
tee hiss pfsssated thee vis0s 10 both
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-13

W D.. Ptass o. 90 b:
s::': - !; !;
~ 1sees = ~ ~.
oe3ene ~ b 6atn9M = QusA GOD
80 q = Asaiesas = ~ ~ 49,.
Sset'-nO. OQy1v1o M. 1ll3
Cemnea u.
besaasoA TaaSS00 ~ is(op
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-13
D. 5. Up Against
In Next War Is
Word From Sims
Admiral Defends His Crit
cism Of the Navy.

JERSEY CITY. n. J.. Fsb. ia
warning that the United Htat.s may b.
- sSSiNst ~ IN Ne neat var II on.
has 70 eacs a. spsmy's navy siasIs.
hsn6e1 ~ uttsrsd last night ny Rssr
Admiral eiHs, before the yssesy CITY
LiNSe,n aseortstion.
We 80 Away with this tob this
time" said Admiral films. but may 10,
W sqeiRst u nsAt time facing n navy
shst ID not buoy fighting the ne viss Of
oeher countries ~ the same time"
The sdmIvai declared that any critic.
Ism nv he'd ever made vas for ~.
benefit VI the nav but that American
Dc net uks 10 be criticised.
"Amertcs csnnot and does no' asl
for criticism" no declared, you kno~
thst They argue We're al right and
II Ne an not ~ don't want 10 hsat
a. This Il q dangerous attitude and
has cost us thousshAs II lives Al.
Sumption has been made that | have
criticized the nsvy's record | have
gone beyoed tkr limit IN pssisIng men
TOT oAetf Woek. have told the truth
oeMe Of me- Wsa not tthS1"
.TNs admiral said be wvets from Eng
land With - tdsA Of ''teuing down"
sOWns q ths Neve Il Wsnt 10 modify, g
hs sAk. 'ooms Of the headiinss thai
Nere APPEARING In our payers and wsf,
bling re-prNtod on the other side
Thee hsa61tnss, Sr srticlss, assumed
that the Timed Htstss vas the potion,
factor u tAst time. We then had oni,
: Dssssnt Of tAs fshtias forces. Il Va.
the nafue rsao0AseI
"ws'ry ali right snA " W ere mol,
We Sent vast N hear H."
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-13
Just NUlT
Ill Over
cssIds't u, SaA.d - Il,
VIII Any csafsst. Sisl1s.
lh-law Civss Cd Al.
viss and Ces6ui Doss
W&ld q osed.

"o''A""' T'Has-Mn Mamie Mes
ssso OF this place. ssstts. About three
year, ago wns in q v,,y cr,,es, con-
.,.,u.
ill.,. :.
:" just hurt s' over.
4 couldn't ss,. stand or lay with n
comfort. my hack, uidss and head ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-13
NEWSySTEM Of
BANKING NEEDED
TO A|DFARMERs
Cooperative Accounts a n d
Markets Are Urged,

CHICAGO. Feb is--Co. operative
banking 10 keep the money Of the
farmers and working men within ih.lv
own ranks. was one Of the needs which
moot Of the speakers vetoed yestsrdey
81 the American fsrmes-lAboS cob.
gts.. dl'nn ~ Plumb. author Of the
Plumb plan for tfi.p'rtit- control NJ
railroads. discussed thu 'sisistss esa.
r%,n,rst~n In the control Of the coun.
try'p business"
Chains 81 C. operative stores with .
highly syst~mstiisd method Of 90 "a.
ton were advocated by Duacan Ne.
Donald. president ot the Illinois Ysd.
efption VI Labor.
D. e, Trssk said y. maintenance NJ
way employees and railroad chop wosh-
ere have nve factories t1rnlaS out
products fos them At Wholesale prices.
Cooperative buying Savs msmeevs ~
thls union q rs 10 " percent reduction
on other products. he 0aid
we turn out good sos f~ twenty
five cents . pair IN our hSsIsry fAr.
tory" M sid 6loveS. underwear, ard
clothes are among ptolucts, .
The people " the coun,ry must ma "
farming worth the farmers while II
,hsy wan, fo,d. HsrAsrt Y. Bshsr NJ
lansing. Michigan. president OF The
farnsrs' national council. told hs
Assferp.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-13
To Prevent Flu and Colds
Three Rules You Should Observe
a. Slssp . Asurs-Wih windows wide epsa
~ Eat wissly-s.sreiss rs~salany-isat worry
~ Avsi6 swds aad pssSsss having seids

bia6ss. - spsa the pores. fhen
vicAs should b. rubbed In ' . the
parts until the skin b Widespread
on thichly and covered With two
i~hicknesses Of hot fannsi cloths.
Leave the euthins loose areuad the
nsch. - the vapors released By the
body heat may b freely inhaled.
'Thssa vapors. inhaled with each
breath. carry the mediation direct
II - the lungs and air passages.
At the name time Nleks 10 absorbed
through and stimulates the skin.
thus aiding to relieve the ecnsss-
tiW withla.
W. u GxsevMsi rssstmsets ssv
cst6s lsessssiNO
vch's vapoRub 70 the discovery
Of . North yCAseaina aruesbt who
found noe 70 ,ccsnblas In salvs fsrA
the standard time .tssssA r~snsdiea.
Camphor --Neathcl-- k~vesiyptvs -
Thyme. stc.--so that when the saiwe
70 apelIsA to the hedy heat tkess
ingrsd,eA's ere liberated IN the form
Of vapors.
vtehs y particularly recommend.
"a Tor chiidren's cycap or colds.
since II IL externally Applied and
therefore NJ used freely and
often without the sllshtsst harmful
effects.
The best evidence Of the value OF
Vicks 10 the steadily Increasing
number Of people Who have been
converted 10 the use Of this ''ost-
eide treatment.
RoGinninG with the customer Of
Z SmaIi retail drug stsrs. the use Of
v'sks has srcvn yer by y~ssr-s,ats
by s~tate-until nov more than "
million Jars are used annually. And
this In spite Of the fact that vlcks
10 . new FORM Of freshmen, n many
folks in the north and west vick's
h had NJ ell ArusRists In three
sissS-:ec. ~ " ei.so.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-13
Ouija Board Gets
Bitter Slam From
Gotham Doctor


tsiiis received . slam yesterday
from Dt. h-nss Gresosy. head ~
Bellevue hospital insanity ~srd IN
, Nov York Witch threatened 10
lspii,. ths popular bard In twain
Wsrd upon the criticisms isvsied al
Outs by ~ william J Hickson,
head of tho Chicago psyehopsthic
lsbossto I'm Doctor GfeSop's
warning ~ you arr weak minded
prone 10 lean tossId the mvsne. or
imprsSnatsh With the germ ~ In.
sanity. keep avsy from Ouya, This
recent wave Of eoasuits ti6n With
OuijA 10 Q most unhappy thing and
hiss msry unhappy results.
"we hsxs hers msny cases NJ
Victims of thsIr own d.srrs 10 peep
'~te tho future. 20 wteS secrets
from the Ovije board, or soms
spirit medium. Their interest aim.
slAtsd. their im~aSlnAUons get the
isttsr Of them and their nerves
i~eah down" .
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-13
MACHINE GUN SQUAD
GUARDS P~ENI1ENTlARY

EDDyviLLE, ", Feb. a. -Yuly
shuipped snd commanded ny Capt WI.
lism Taylor. . machine sun squad ~.
rived her. from ~I<iiehhsld. W last
ntGht to susrd the state perlientirrv
ustl after VIII. ircsst nsstn con.
yIessd ale w. ~ Of i0.ysar- old Geneva
Itardmsb. is s~l.c'roeussd March ~.
CAptain Taylor snd his men. all ~
shom sac active ssrvtrs IN Frsrr'
during the world var, verp sent here
by Xdjutant 0.nenJ De ~sess 40 n
precautionary msssufs. II 10 said. 10
fovss'si any oytburst Of rioting such
a. ,bst In which sis lives we're ios'
end 4 score injured. when an sttsmpt
sas made TO lynch locks,t at iDsrins-
ton, Monday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-13

President sehurmsn ~ Cornell unv-r.
.lty. sad IN an address hst. ysstefdaj
The socialists. h. sdd.d. have lost their
right 10 present ihTif poll ' pnd pIo.
sfsm 10 the American peopis becs Jsf
socialism has sven birth 10 c0mmun-
Ism, the International md other r.yo.
dictionary paftles Who -r,F 20 destroy
oar government By force and int.mids
tiOp.H
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-13
~ M Yes, n MuSsr

TIE rvlss given absve. veeeeB-
mendsA By the New York City Rcard
ef Health. are guides "a god heahh
N ell times. Particularly should
thsy be followed jvsi nes. when IN.
husnsa b again abroad IN The aNA.
Authorttiss agree. hewsvsv. that the
flu this year 10 ie0 severe than In
the last spidsmic-the attacks ara
shorter and the Death rate snvsv. In
fact. msny physicians insIst that
the epi6eVtcs nov being imported
from N maay s<ctt6ss are NOT M ~
all. but simply the old -fsshieseA
grip.
kssp ~ Az essssssa ,<saNhy
While W know very little more
about the M nov thAu we ava last
yAr--ths gsrm itsssf has asvs, sesn'
pcsliivsiy tdsWeans1-stm meet 80.
d 'hssttise agree that the nu germs
are sresthed In. II thsssystemo 10
In sss6 sAsps aa1 the memhrsns o.
lining Of The air paseaess IL In
healthy ccnlltion-,hcse germs ere
thrown on.
"A goe1 plan 10 to melt q little
vica's vapsTsb In Z spoon. sisht
ase mssAiae. end inhale the vspovs.
aise AMY . little w the nessrtls
several ttHses q DAY. especially Just
before bang sxpaseA 10 crowd.
rcsst Az cs,ss prswe,y
Ahsvs 81. kesp free from colds. a.
COLES tFrtaats the timing NJ the air
paaeaoss an make them vsal breed
iaS grounds for serms. rrsmps uss
OF vteh'a vsmRub aids In pssvenl-
Ing ecsds. For head COLE. sore
threat o. ~hosrssness. rub vtcks vSu
over ths throat and chest and
With warm flannel cloth. For
deep chsst coda. severe sore threat
OF bronchitis, hot vet towels sAould
first b. applied TO the throat. chsst
and hack bstveen the shoulder
tAdvsrtiss,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-13

mss running; relieve, headache, duli.
nsss, f~svsrishnsss. spstiins. soreness,
stffnsss.
"f1ps's Cold Compound 10 the
quickest, sursst rslIsf known and co-s
only . few cents at drug stores II acts
without sssis,abes. Tss,ss nice, Con-
talns no ouinins. Insist m Pspss'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-13
Take "Dodson's Liver Tone" Insteadl

Hens my guaranteed AK yssr
druSsist for . bottle Of Dodsoas
Live, Tone and take q spessiul ~
sigAt. II Il dossa't start your liver
~ strsishssa you right up bsttsr
tAaa ealsnsl ssd without sripIae q
nakiAg you AK wat ysa tsoC
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-13
Thirty ARRESTS
MADE BY POLICE
Man Charged With Loiter-
Ing at Police Station.

Thirt, arrests we're made Thursday
the police, n,ost ~ them being on
era So ef lettering on tho strsess,
o. man. Aoesver, George Hopkins.
estshltsheh Seace for hiMss,f In TIC
hall " the unique. ~ bslng srrssted. on
ths charge of kAsSsine N the poelee
station. Hcphins 70 . Sa0sc, The p9lice
e; sso NJ 1860 q sss'd loaf ali
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-13

Too much care esnnot he exercised
IN ssisetnG . cough msdicins Tor rtii.
dren II should 10 pleasant 20 tsss.
sontsin no harmful drug and mat e..
iectun In cvrlaG their coughs snd
eolAs. konG experience has shown
that ckambsrisln's Cough fsmed,
meets these eoNAttioas. IL 10 . favor.
Its With many motheeS. tAty)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-13

back to the store and est your nossy.
Tahs . spsosfal Of harmless, vses-
tsbls Dodsss's Liver Tone tonight ssA
wake Up feslias great. IT. pssisAly
harmlsss. 70 Sivs i to your sAll1sss
ny tine. II ost salivats. y Ut
tAsa sst aaytAi,g aitssvsrtA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-13

WAa1o1QyON. v~b. i3.-rsPsss si
ftnaelDel vAse. he Asaicsm vses!
49, euU1k q AsWwNitsa h a11lttee
6sN0OA llIos hoety N ~ reoanA rsM
"a o. yAlactS Sal LssAe. IA a.
Vo1Do veel1p1ay MN Nssts0 CITY.
06I1o e6lAeies a. sstpost for The
~ yogreea. wes taken without
4(Deuttyt ~ u Tia city the ssb~la.
- Dse&&3 ~ - mtAs o6(aine1 most
A1esltsa. ne ssysese 1879
n tDeA : email SAMd. wklle
- o1oeetel IN carspMM
= alSsalps = engage tie
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-13

00o0A 0 ~
- y Nsis ~
0NeA ~ WMAy
~ ~ - = ~
bsuovuh. len I
49, $500 ssis
~ bN86 ~ ~
RMb00 ~ ~
$500 a
n. AWos an6io
sAVIxC
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-13

PAhis. Y-b ~ --c1sd In a blmpas
Nhlte Gp~n and ai'h tho body fepos.
lrs upon \ bed NJ white roses. dsbJ
Dsslys, the famous French d meet, who
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-13

died m Wednesday. va quietly bvstso
,oAAy Nib. D.s'ys Y ysCsssst! y es2ys
lsh . fortune NJ NAV t>np nyeeo,oee
iwacs, mnss shss hsil 4 . tsaS b
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-21
Columbia Sugar
Company
Bay City, Mich.

Potrzeba so familii wiecej do piracy
PREY uprawie cukrowych burak6w W
Stanie Michigan, chcemy 'amilie, -
placimy $35 "a akier. Danny darmo
transportacye, dom, ogr6d i trans
portacye domowych rzeczy, Cd domu
do miejsca. oraz dajemy prace ma
GAIA zine do naszych fabryk.
Wysyika kazdy wtorek, czwartek,
ptatek, scbote i niedziele, Cd Sci ra-
no do lei wiecz6r. ZapytaG sic o p.
FIR. PalIa, Representa- ut, W budynku
Prudential Hall, 2g;e pietro. 75S W.
North ave. p6lnocno-wschodni naroz-
mix Halsted i North ave.
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SPIESZCIE sic MIN z~ostanie spree
dane. w okolicy Stanisiayowa 3 pie
IRONY murowany dom. % pokoi, IA
i II, pokoje, W lyle ? pietrowy Dire.
wniany dom "a pokoje, gaz, ustepy
wewnatrz. WszystkO W pOrzadku. -
Przynosi Rentu 81 miesiecznie. -
Cena ma predka sprzedaz $500. -
Warte O wiele wiecej. Wezme $500
got6wki. reszta ma morgecz. Niema
dlugu. Pc adres pisaG listoWnie do
DZienn:ka Chicagoskiego pnr. 25.
Xxx
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W Prowadzcie Sic Zaraz

Ma sprzedaz w Logan Square, blisko
bulwaru, 2 pietrowy murowany dom
2-6 pokojowe flats, debOwe wykoh-
genie. nowoczesne urzadzenie. gaz,
elektryka, kcpiele,. garaz IA jeden
automobil. utica i zauiek asfaltowa-
ne. piecem ogrzewanie. Cena $500.
Got6wki $4,000, reszta podlug ugcdy.
F. s. KUNKEL AND CO., 264O MIL
WACKEE AVE. Telefon Albany
500. "
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PRACA

POTRZEBA 6oSwiadczone sprzeda--
waeZh, dobra zaplata, stala praca.
Painter Cloak Store, 1868 Milwaukee
ave. Il
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JEFFERSON PARK. - 1927 Argy.
le vi. cottage 6 pokoi, wielki ceme1l-
towy basement, CORA, podlogi / wy
konczenie debowe, furnesem Ogre
wany, goraca woda. Ogr6d warzyw.
ny, drzewa / krzewy owocowe 1 wiel.
XII kurnik. Lota 50x125. Przystepna
lei z powodu wyjazdu ma fanny.
1S-20-22
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MA SPRZEDAZ sklad cy2ar i szkol-
nych towar6w ,oraz c~ukierkow. to-
wary sport5we i inne drobiaZgi, -
jeden 2 najlepszych SHADOW kiedy-
kolwiek ~oglcszonych, zaiozony pred
1Stu laty i n:gdy ME zmienia( VIA
$cicieli, musze s%przedaj z poWodu
Smierci we familii, duzy zapas i do
bre fixtures, take piHny rent, po-
mieszkanie i ma dobrej b~yzneSoweJ
ulicy, ma ~p6lnocnej stronie miastd.
Mona latwo zarobiG przeszlo 500
tygodniuwo mad wszystkie wydatki,
sprzedam wszystko "a $500, warie
podw6jnie. 2010 Roscoe ul., blisko
Robey. JechaG Riverview Park tram
wajem do miejSca.
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lac, Vondrak
1904 West 18ta utica.

MA SPRZEDAz grcsernia i delika-
lessen, dobre, wyrub.one miejsce -
sprzedam z powodu innego Interest,".
2410 Fullerton ave-, blisko Western
ave. az