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POWER PLANT MEN
RECEIVE STRAIGHT
PAY INSTEAD OF
BONUS SYSTEM M
Men Apply to Interstate Com
merce Commission on Ac-
count of Bad Coal and They
Receive Consideration.

At the request of the local employees
of the Arkansas Valley Railway
Light and Power Company, concured
in by the officials of the company, the
State Industrial Commission met here
on Tuesday of this week to consider
the petition of the former to have q
stipulated sum of money paid them
by the company. instead of the bonus
they have been receiving for the last
four years. which was based on the
saving they were able to make IN the
use of coal at the company's plant
here.
Owing 10 the deterioration in both
the quality and quantity of coal re-
ceived al the plant during the last
few molths, the men were unable to
economize in its consumption 20 the
same extent as formerly. when a bet
ter grade of coal was obtainable. and
asked to have the bonus discontinued
and fixed amount in cash substituted
for it.
Judge Bell os Denver and w. B.
Riley of Co orado Springs, represent
ing the commission. came here Tues
day and heard the application. Fol-
lowing the taking of evidence and a
conference on the subject, it was
agreed between the company and its
employees that the averag monthly
bonus for tn last IL months should
be computed and the result as repre-
sented in dollars. accepted by the men
inl leu of the amount they had pre-
viOusly received under the dividend.
This was found to approximate about
$3.50 for each man. About 25 men
are affected. The settlement is not
regarded as increased pay, but as the
continuation of the bonus. trans
formed into a definite and assured
sum of money that had previously
varied in amount and value.
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Central Wildcats
Down Canon Tigers
In Armistice Game

Playing In driving blizzard. on a
ed whose lines were obiiterated by
Thin coat OF powdered snow. Cen
-ral high schoo and Canon City elev.
ms played to 7-tO-0 score for the
pueblo team Thursday
tGn;.nr was resorted to as the chief
trategy of the game In the second
Iaarte. Central punted 20 Steeley. OF
Canon. who fumbled. Central regaining
re pisskin on the three-yard line
t'iih this advantage. they forced the
ball over the line for a touch down.
'np kicked goal. thus making the only
score of the game.
Canon City outplayed the Pueblo
team. and WIS able to break
through the Central line repeatedly
vni the Canon line was impregnable
20 tle opposing eleven.
Central made It's only ground on end
rcns and had no eject with It's aeria,
work. Not once in the game did e thei
school complete forward pass. Can
on's offensive WAS very weak and the
boys seem 10 be losing in efficiency as
me season advances instead OF gain
ing in their offensive.
The running OF the Tiger team was
of a rather an offside nature. Steeley
siar end OF last year. has not deyel-
-. ed into the quarterback that wa
expected. and 1t looks like Coach
Hickey is spelling an all-state end to
make poor quarterback.
The star OF the game was Robson.
He was the only man in either back
field that could make consistent gains
and his work was the better of any
back in the defensive McDonough
vas also paying super-game fer
he locals. and he made some remark
abe gains on end runs
The ball was fumbled a great many
lines. especially on punts. as the sof;
condition of the playing field and the
slippery ball contributed largely to
the poor playing. The next game to
he played will probably on Thanks
siving day. though final arrangements
nave not been completed. II is likely
he .'cnver University Frosh will ap
teat on the local grid for thar game
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Don't Forget that
Common Salt Poison
Hogs and Chickens

u. should We borne II mind thaa.
hogs and chickens are re y sGseep..-
bic 10 pois ming b. common 48lt.
\ ,aiT enptied i7e contain ng s1i,
fcom the lce cream refrigerator in the
back yard. The chickens picked up
salt enough to kill them.
A newlywed made cake OF sa;
resum.ns L 10 be sugar. II was
thrown % the chiasens and killed All
of them.
Pigs were lowed to Craze in 4
9as:Ere 81 : csttle whe e. the h1i
access to salt lick: the licked ite
salt ravcEaJg.y ard az ba; ;hree
the herd died
fnO:her case Is reported where salt
brine was mistaken for sugar water
and fed to pigs 18th garbage. Tae
pigs we're poisoned and died the fol.
lowing day o
salt-poisoaed hogs shor 10 sgmp-
toms for several honrs. when rAey are
taken with d.zzIness. increased thirst
frataius az the mouth, diarrhoea and
vomiting Keep salt away from hogs
ana chickens -Geosge II. Clover Col
o9adp Agricultural co lege
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GERMAN CONVENT
is VICTOR IN FIRST
CLASH OF STRIKE
Men Seize Plants to Emulate
Italians but Police Successful
sBy United Press.)

BERLIN. Nov 1.-THE German
government has triumphed in its frst
clash with radical workmen who at.
tempted to emulate the Italian work
men in the seizure of Industrial plants
and operate them on a communistic
basis. The police dispersed without
casualties the workers who seized me
tai and gas plants here. "a
The electrical workers of Berlin.
who have been out for two weeks ON
a strike, have returned to their em-
pigments. Officials Of the govern.
ment fear a great number of strikes
this winter on account of the political
and economic unrest. f
The lack of employment and the In
creasing prices of the necessities of
life are the reasons given for the in
dustrial disturbances throughout the
country. Russian agitators are busy
in all parts Of Germany urging work.
ers to start revolution.
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Jury Panel For
District Court

The jury panel, drawn some time
ago by the sheriff and district clerk
from a list of names submitted to
hem by the Board of County Commits
sioners, for the district court, which
convenes for the trial of cases next
eek, consists of 35 men. of which IS
are residents of the the Canon City
district, the remainder being from
other sections of the county. The
Jurors. all OF whom have been sub
poenaed to report at 10 o'clock next
Monday morning follow: Carl 2
Graves. Don Frank Fem. c. P. Har.
ris. H L. Halstead. W. Fl. Thomas, C.
c, Snyder, James R. Hood, s. F.
Goodrich. A. }. Turner, Dwight d.
Porter. Philip Hayes. w. A. Potts. ].
J. Hundley. j r Quinn. L. W. Felter.
y. Danf5rth, Elwood c. Higgins
and Chmarlie Henderson, all of Canon
City; r. Ferguson. Goose W. Ray
burn, Viii am Campbell. w C. Banks,
=. :. Goure. Clifford r. Glassen. ]. y.
owen Price, W. E. Egan,
Thomas John and w. H Mitchell
,orence william H Smith, Coaldaie:
=. :. Mitchell. J. W Chinn. o. S
2eey es, PeHrose Fyank Rlacl5forL
r. L. Pore. Micanite
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Flagstaff Dedicated
Thursday Morning

The handsome new Flagstaff recent.
ly erected from the roof of the Elks
club building was dedicated at nine
o'clock this morning when "Old Glory"
was run up the halyards to its peak
while a male quartet consisting of
Hubert Tremayne Robert Miller H. c.
Benson and o. w. Rowe sang. The
Star Spangled Banner" A short pat
riotic address was made by Gen. Mau.
pin in connection with the dedicatory
program. The assemblage stood with
uncovered heads during the singing OF
the national anthem
The exercises took place on the up-
per balcony of the building in the pres
ence OF score or more of the men,
bers of the Elks lodge and a few inter
ested spectators on the street below
Owing to the snowstorm that prevail.
ed at the time only small gathering
OF people Witnessed the ceremonies.
The Flagstaff is metallic one. is 35
feet In height and is supported by the
antlers OF an elk, each point of which
Is tipped with an electric light bulb,
permitting Of the illumination OF the
stan and its surroundings at night. A
beautiful silk nag four by twelve feet
in size. was unfurled to the breeze
this morning.
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Coaidale News

Jesse Lemons was a Canon visitor
one day last week.
Mr. aad Mrs. Ray Banta and son
Lawrence motored to Salida Election
day.
James Howard was repairing the
telephone line Wednesday.
Lieut. Waelchi and Clifford Nickols
.motored to Canon Friday.
Miss Gladys Bailey is spending the
winter in Canon.
Mrs. Grant Alexander and son,
Rober spatnte no shrdlu hrdlu dlu
Robert spent a couple of days in Can
on last week.
Mrs Dodd. the teacher spent the
week ned at Canon.
Mr.. Weeks will arrive today from
Kansas for visit with his sister. Mrs.
Maude Lemons.
Mrs. Hattie Rander came up from
Canon o vote.
Mrs. T. A Gilray left for Florence
wednesday. She expects to be gone
until the end of the week.
Mrs. W. H. Smith fs up from Can
no for few days.
The Misses Anna and Stella Denck
arc spending the winter in Pueblo
Messrs Bert Rathbron and Harry
Rathborn have killed two lions. an
old one and a cub.
We are still having some real win
ter. There is more snow in the monn-
tains than for years. The road to Sa-
Ida is almost impossible.
Mrs. ]. C. Gilray was Denver Wis
itor a few days last week.
Election Is over and many are well
pleased with the results.
Mrs Ed. Owens and son, Ben. mo-
tored to Canon Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Bachlor is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frey at Canon
City.
The gyp quarry has not worked any
the past week on account of the roads
being SO muddy.
Mrs. Peter Koch of Canon is visit
ing her daughter Mrs. Caughman.
Last Saturday Messrs Cooper and
Pate were driving along and for some
unknown reason the horse got fright
ened and ran away Mr.. Cooper was
thrown out at the start, but Mr.. Pate
lost control Of the animal and was
about to jump when the horse was
stopped by Thomas Ragland. The
buggy was not damage to any great
extent
Chas. Smiths baby has been quite
i'll for some time.
Mary Lanoue was out of school sew
eral days on account of sickness.
Thomas Ragland and Joe Perko
have started trapping but have had
very little luck so far.
An east bound freight train was
wrecked about four miles below How
ard. Unable to get full details of the
wreck - the telegraph line is out
But it is reported 300 feet Of track
Is torn up and 10 cars are wrecked
No one hurt Have sent for both
wrecker5
Mr coeDer motored 10 aida one day
last week
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FOUR AUTOMOBILE
BANDITS ROB BANK
OF LARGE AMOUNT
Escape with 100000 in Cur
rency and 81 5000 in Bonds.
ny United Fre...,

CIRCLEVILLE. O.. Nov. 12.-Four
automobile bandits held up the First
National Bank of Kingston. 10 miles
south of here this morning. and -.
capped with $4,000 in currency, and be-
tween Sl50.O0O and 100000 in stocks
and bonds and an unknown amount of
Liberty bonds. The bandits forced
:hree' clerks into an inner office ana
searched the bank thoroughly. Scores
y automobiles filled with armed civn.
ians are hunting for the robbers.
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coEEk VISITORS
AT FLORENCE LODGE

a. e. ont iodre No 81. A. F. and a.
NJ. entertained a delegation from Goa.
Greek Tuesday night. Including de.
gree team. which exemplifed the work
NJ he 'hird degree on three candi-
dates. The meeting was called at s
o'cio-S IN the evening. and an hour
later sumptuous dinner was served
the members anx visiting brethren 10
the bsnrret room OF the Masonic tenn
pie. The meeting was we'll attended
and the manner in which Coal Creek
put on the work was highly com
mended
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Skinner Resigns
COllectOrship

Mark A. Skinner. collector OF inter
nal revenue for Colorado. with head
quarters in Denver. has RESIGNED hts
position and viii enter the insurance
business IN Denver January /. In asso-
citation with Hal d. Van Glider OF the
Van Glider agency. according TO the
penyer newspapers.
Mr. Skinner's resignation was sent
to the Treasury Department in Wash
ington couple OF months ago and
has been accepted. He has recon-
mended that his chief deputy. Harry
T Mccauley. be appointed as his sue
cessor in ofiice.
Mr.. Skinner is one OF the prominent
Democrats OF Colorado. and prior to
his selection Tor the collectorshIp was
state senator from FL Paso county.
He served In that capacity in the Sew
enteenth and Eighteenth general as
semblies. He was chairman OF the
last Democratic state convention held
in Pueblo. before the direct primary
law went into effect Before going
TO Denver as collector OF Internal rev.
erue. NJ Skinner was for many years
engaged In the dairylng business at
Colorado Springs.
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Judge lands IS.
big UMPIRE" IN
BASEBALL FOR A
7-YEAR TERM
Judge of Baseball Court Will
f Draw a Large Salary for His
Work.
anA T.itrn &c u

.C-s' 20. ~v i2--JIdge kene-
saw - g<. a.s Re '.-n his work As
"t :e sl or -si baseball.
for s.sary o.
s4a.-0l .e4c Ee H.Il not res.ga
his judeesa:p on the federal bench
The minat lea sue~s nave been invite
to join ,ae major leaguers under the
deginie Jf jude LaII-s.
Tn presidents of the tvo big
leagaes have been Sc te. as plead.
ers before the baseball court in all
matte affecting the game that re-
quilcz I'd cation Tie decision 9
the ba=-5a c9G.- ", be e..ewab.e.
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Mrs. I. X. McKeliar OF westciine is
In the city and is registered at the
Strathmore hotel
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Mrs. Lulu T. Roberts left wednes-
day to make an official visit to the
frnus cd.es N tire Maccabees on
the Western slope
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ID. And R. G. NO. Is
DERAILED NEAR
GRAND JUNCTION
Sixteen Persons Slightly Injur-
ed by Accident of Unknown
Origin.
ny United Pre..l

GRAND JUNCTION. COLO. Nov.
12.-Sixteen persons were slightly In
jured when two coaches OF Denver ss
Rio Grand passenger train No. 15,
westbound. was derailed near Grand
Val ey last night. The deraiied
coaches were dragged several hundred
feet The cause of the accident is
unknown.
GRAND JUNCTION, COLO. Nov.
l2.-Fhteen persons are reported TO
have been injured, three seriously. in
wreck OF d. & r. G. passenger train
No. Is, westbound. near Grand Vale.
"A miles east OF here late this after
noon.
The day coach and baggage car
we're overturned. according to reports
to railrond offices here The sleeper.
third car of the train remained on the
tracks. The engine. which also kept
the rails is reported to have dragged
the csrs about 200 feet. The cause
of the wreck has not yet been deter
mined.
Relief trains brought the injured 10
Grand Junction.
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'feynan Loehr departed Wednesday,
rog Denver on business.
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Largest Pin Factory

The largest pin factory is in Bir-
mingham England where something
Ike 100000 600 pins are manufactured
avery wot'iius dav
and the fgures are as follows: III.
Tunnei-F'or s74; againat. 4451 ma
jority against f077.
ene-m eve- o. sNs2; against.
Ills. Majority for, 1907
Hshwag extension and improve
ment-For. 1856; AGAINST. 1874. ara'
Jo.ity egaln st3.
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~" ~ R-.nrd get. results
The Washington herald., 1920-12-06

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. sUPERvIs-
ing Architects 0fice. Washington, d. C..
November 20, Ie2o.-sEALED PROPOSALS
will be opened IN this Office at q .. m. De-
cember p, 1870. for separation Of the sani-
tary from the Storm Water drainage system
and for permanent light and power feeders
at the United States Auditors Building. out
buiidings, ETC., Washington. d. C., IN accord
anee with specifics tion and drawings, copies
Of which may be had .s.t this Office in the
discretion Of the Supervising Architect,
JAMES A. wETM0RE. Acting Supervising
Architect. nov29deciI6-S-f3-15 ll-5ss
oFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. DIS
trict Of Columbia. December 8, 1870.
Sealed proposals will be received at the
Office Of the Secretary to the Board OF Com
missioners. Room 500. District Building.
until O'Clock p: m. December IL. 1920. for
the construction Of an eight-roOm addition
to the Takoma School, No. lis. located at
Piney Branch road and DshIia street. Ta-
koma Park, d. G. Blank forms Of proposal
specifics tions, plans and all other necessary
information may be obtained from the Chief
Clerk, Engineer Department. Room 421. Dis
trict Building. Washington. d. c. A de-
posit of five dollars will be required from
bidders to insure the return Of the plans
and specifications. J. THILNAN HEN
DRICK, CHARLES W. KUTZ, MABEL T..
BoARDMAN, Commissioners, d. c. l2-lo3
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MANIFESTATIONS.
MALE.
I WANT A JOB.

am q white man, . years Of age. neat
dresser; ! have striking personality; gram
mar school education; widowed mother to
support: q strong voice and not afraid to
nse 1t: have been sergt. q. S. Army, fur
niture salesman. collect )r. usher. news agent,
footnan. telephone operator, bellman. cash
Ter, guard. Investigator. ballyboo man and
postal clerk; consider myself Al at any
above vocatisnsI willing to leave city: can
furnish hrst-cIass references. Phone North
7o6-J. 12-43
A YOUNG MAN. IS YEARS OF AGE, De
sires q position as clerk In a we'll estab-
lished arm: can furnish references and will
stick BOX 242-C, Herald Office 11-679
rIRsT-CLAss SHOE SALESMAN WOULD
like 70 locate in Washington. viii 20 on
floor as salesman or as manager Of q dept
SALARY $500 per week and 1es on all sales.
Nothing under this will be considered. Com
munieste with v. l. WHITEHEAD. al
East ciay St. Rae.nond. Va. it-ssi
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AUCTION SALES.
rho,. y, Owen q Son, Auetionser,.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILD
ing lot in Chevy Chase Crest. D., C.-By
virtue Of a certain deed OF trust duly re-
corded. in Liber No. 4207. Folio I67. ct seq-.
Of the And recsrds Of the District of Co
lumbis, and at the request OF the party Sc
cured thereby. the undersigned trustees will
sell. At public zuction in the Office Of Thns.
J. Owen 4 Son. 1881 G st. NV, Wednesday.
the sth day Of December. A. ID. 1890. At /
O'Clock p. m. the following described land
and premises. situate in the District Of Co.
lumbia, and designated as and being lot =
In Square 2007 in the Subdivision Of Chevy
Chase Crest as per plat thereof recorded in
the ofice Of the Surveyor for the District Of
Columbia in Book a. at page IL. Terms:
All cash. Conyeyancing, recording and stamps
at purchasers cost. deposit Of 500 re-
auired at time Of sale and the purchaser
allowed 80 days to complete the purchase.
Further particulars at time Of sale. WILL
lam H. RITcHIE, ROBERT Z. HEATER.
Trustees. 1854
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FURNITURE OF FIvE-ROOM FLAT, EX-
cepting dining room. Enameled bed and
spring and mattress, single bed spring and
mattress, beautiful bird's-eye maple dressing
table and chinonier to match, box couch.
also drop end couch and mattress, sitting
room table. oak refrigerator and several
fancy chairs. This Is a snap. What's Of
fered1 Leaving city. 3o12 Q. "a apt.
1911
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BOYS TO SERVE HERALD NEWS
paper route in northwest. See Col.
Hassan. CirculatiO4 Department. 1l-3i6
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FEMALE
HOTELS NEED TRAINED WOMEN.


Big demand; We train you for high salaried
positions in hotels, clubs, restaurants, cafe
terias and tearooms; no previous experience
necessary; many graduates now making s., 500
20 g, 900 q YER; dozens now own their own
hotels Big pay; quick Advancement; de-
lightful surroundings. easy hours; fine living;
free meals; fascinating work-these are only
a few CT the many advantages of this de-
lixhtful business Course indorsed by Bilt-
more, Commodore, Waldorf-Astoria. Ansonia
and other great hotels, which cffer prefer
sought everywhere Get into this big paying
profession now. Course costs but q few
cents q day. LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING
SCHOOL. 1874 New York ave, washington,
ID. c. sumo .tu, we, tn fritz
SUPsEWHITE. FOR CHILDREN / AND
years old. in BaiIImor-, must ha- - e1pe-
rience and references; wages SIS. Write Mrs
PETERSON, l03 Edgevale Road. Baltimore,
Nd 1i-S3
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GAS LOG; ELECTRIC FANS, 16 INCH;
nickel auto. bumper; spot light; skid
for anything. What have youl 1880 H st.
NV. 19-QI
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wANTED-A PAIR OF BLACK EVENING
slippers, size &C. VIII give cash. Phone
L. 666S-w. ll-704
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BOYS TO SELL THE HERALD FROM
to $50. See Col. Hassan, Circuls-
tion Manager. 1871
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near Colorado Springs, Colorado. What can
you offer me in the way Of nearby property
or a business for this ranch clear Of enCum-
brance? See Mr.. KELLEY, Room a09 10
18th st. NV. > ll-607
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WE NEED THE SERVICES OF A FEW
HIGH GRADE MEN TO SOLICIT
SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THIS NEWS
PAPER SALARY GUARANTEED.
COL. HAssAN. CIRCULATION MANA
GER, HERALD. 11-552
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Apartments to Let Unfinished
Attractive seven-room. bath apart
ment in strictly fireproof, modern
building situated on K st. near Con-
pecticut ave. Exceptionally large,
bright rooms. Rent $3.50.
Allan f. Walker & Co. lnc.,
sI3 18th st. NV. Main 426.
1888
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A QUADRUPLE COFFEE URN AND TEA
pot. family size, handsome. perfect condi-
tion; make offer. Phone Lincoln 4164-w.
1850
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

Tf oerfs q Itae . ft.e
Isse eaSoos.t > or more tAserftont.
MeKEEvER 4 Goss
1905 Eye ct. Main 1TS2.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
nree-story house Of ten rooms and bath:
newly pspered and painted: all improve
ments: steam heat. new electric lights: has
This home is convenient 20 car lines and in
exclusive section Price $4,000.
NeKEEvER a Goss
1905 Eye Et. Main 4552.
MOUNT PLEASANT
A distinguished home in exclusive section:
twelve rooms. three baths HRd two ElsssedAu
sleeping pOrcbes; bot-wstsr heat. electric
lights: PitsburE water heater: screened
throughout; two-csr garage Of brick Price
50. 500.
AcKEEvER 4 GoSs
1905 Eye st. Main 1752
wOoDLEY PARK.
Brick home with all modern improvements.
nine rooms. two tile baths. servants qusr-
ters: hOt-vater heat. electric lights. hard
front and double rear Porches: garage: ali
you could desire in q home and priced at
only sIs.Soo.
McKEEvER a Goss
1905 Eye q. Main f752
McKEEVER & GOSS.
1905 Eye St Main 1Ts2-
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FINE 12-ACRE PIECE OF LAND IN FLOR
ida. 70 miles from JacksonviIle. for equity
In small house in Washington; we'll located
Herald Office. Il-es
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INDIAN TWIN MOTORCYCLE, LATE 1918,
perfect running order. tires nearly new.
back rest, tandem, speedometer, electric
horn and lights. Presto light tank. tools and
eanvas cover made to order; also high-powe
French rifle and shells from soissons
France; good condition. Win swap for cash.
car in good condition or liberty bonds. What
have your TAYLOR, 300 z st. NV.
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1000 REWARD.
The above sum Is offered by the dzughter
Of the late Or. Robert W. Brown and the
National Benefit Life Insurance Company. of
which be was president, In equal proportions.
for the arrest and conviction Of his nur-
derer.
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FOR RENT-STORES.

~ cents a itae ffme.
1875 discornt or more taseyfioss.
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spring, single size. and a neat parlor set
tee. upholstered seat, for lsdy's wardrobe
trunk or either Of the above articles for a
steamer or other small trunk. Call Fr. a4O-J
after 5. 1l-634
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WANTED TO EXCHANGE A DIAMOND
sInburst for an Underwood or Remington
typewriter in good condition. BOX 235-C.
Herald Office. 1852
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

Is cents a lfae 4 Nme.
fSTc dSscount . or more fHserffDas.