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The log cabin Democrat., 1920-05-04
FAVOR REPEAL OF
 HIGH MAIL RATES
lBv United Press)

Washington, May 1.-The house committee on postoffice and post roads this afternoon voted to report favorably measure repeating the in crease in second-class postage rates scheduled to become effective July l.
 The present law establishes zone rates for second-cass newspaper and periodical mail and also provides for an annual increase in the pound rates to become effective on July each year for several years.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-05-04
UNIONS MAKE THREAT
 OF GENERAL STRIKE
fRY United Pressi

New Bedford, Mass, May 4.-Un- ion leaders today declared that unless the mill operators grant the demand of textile workers for wage increases of seventeen and one-half per cent by the end of May, a general strike of industrial workers will be called in sympathy. Leaders said that the sym pathetic strike would involve from 75,0o0 to 100000 industrial workers in the New England states.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-05-04
CITIZENS LAGGARD
 IN INDIANA VOTE
(By United Press)

Indianapolis, Ind, May 4.-Indica- tions this afternoon are that only a light vote is being cast today in the Indiana state primary. General Wood and Senator Johnson are expected to show the front of the Republican can didates. The states vote will have considerable bearing upon the strength which the two candidates will comand when the national con- vention is opened.
 No Democratic candidates are en- tered in the state primary Indiana will send 30 delegates to each conven- ton.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-05-04
KANSAS CITY GRAIN.
try UniJed Preas)

Kansas City, May 1. - Wheat Steady, higher, $2.90 to $500 Corn Higher, Sl.79 to S1.82.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-05-04

A daughter was born Saturday night to MT. and Mrs. L. E. Duupre
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-05-04
NEW ENGLAND
 STRIKE TIES
 UP ALL MILLS
(By United Press,

Boston, May An industrial crisis was developed today from the strike of textile workers at New Bed ford. Cotton and woolen mills of the entire New England district are af- fected by the strike.
 Estimates today are that 10000 op- orators failed to report for work this morning when sympathetic strikes were called by unions controlling al lied trades.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-05-04
REBELS MOVE ARMY 10 TAKE
 MEXICO CITY
(By United Press)

Agua Prieta, Sonora, May 4.-Mex- ican revolutionary armies will soon start on their march toward Mexico City, it was declared today by Gen eral Coles, field commander of the revolters. General Coles declared that he would leave Agua Prieta with in four days at the head of an army bound for the state of Chihuahua, now in complete control of the insurrec- tionists.
 In Chihuahua, the Coles army will join a second revolutionary force, and both start southward. Before reach ing the outskirts of Mexico City, General Coles said the revolters will be joined by two other large armies, which will unite in a converging movement upon the capital.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-05-04
GARRISON SUPPORTS
 OBREGON SECEDERS
tBy United Press)

Fl Paso, Tex, May 4.-The garri son of the Carranza army at Oja de Agua, opposite Presidio, today for mally joined the Obregon revolution ary forces. With the switch last night of the Juarez garrison to the revolutlonists, communication and traffic has been resumed between Fl Paso and Juarez.
 Senator Rodriguez has been named as revolutionary governor of the state of Chihuahua.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-05-04
OATS, CORN REACH
 YET HIGHER PRICE
tBy United Press)

Chicago, May 4.-New high records for May and July corn and September oats futures were made today on the Chicago grain market. May corn opened at 181, compared with it's rec ord close yesterday at 17912. July corn climbed to 169, and September oats reached figure of v 3-S, com pared with the opening Monday morn ing at 76.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-05-04
ASK 3O9 MILLION
 FOR RAIL BUREAU
tBy United Press)

Washington, May 4.-The house to- day called upon the senate to expedite action on the third urgent deficiency appropriation, carrying funds needed to wind up affairs of the United States railway administration. The bill carries an appropriation or $309,- 000,000 for this purpose, the amount set by Director General Hines.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-05-04
UTAH G. O. P. LEAVES
 VOTE TO DELEGATES
(Ry United Pressl

Salt Lake City, Utah, May A. Utah's delegates to the Republican national convention will go unin- structed. The state convention today selected II district delegates and four delegates at large. The men named as delegates at large are thought to be supporters of General Wood.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-05-04
2 DIE IN POWDER
 PLANT EXPLOSIONS
tBy Unfred ~~essD

Wilmington, Del, May 1.-Two ex- plosions in the semi-smokeless powder department of the Dupont Company's Brandywine plant at noon today kill ed two workmen. The cause of the explosion is unknown.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-05-04

Fl Paso, Tex, May 4.-Obregon revolutionists today hold Chihuahua, the largest state in Mexico, and are preparing concerted drive on Mexi- co City. The peaceful surrender of the federal garrison at Jaurez last night gave the revolutionists com mense value as base of operations for the Obregon party.
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-05-04
TESTS
 SEN. JOHNSON
 |NCAL|f0RN|A
(By United Press)

San Francisco, May 4.-California voters are today deciding in the bat tie of the ballots the supremacy of Herbert Hoover or Senator Johnson as California s favorite son. Both are entered in the Republican presiden- tial primary, at which delegates to the national convention will be selected
The log cabin Democrat., 1920-05-04
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK.
(By United Press)

Kansas City, May 4.-Cattle; re- ceipts 15,000 market weak 20 cents lower, native steers s10.25 to $14.00, cows and heifers $4.75 to $1175. Hogs: receipts 17,000, market steady 10 cents lower, bulk sales s1350 to $14.25, heavy, S13.25 to $1400.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-08
THOMPSON STAYS OUT
Chicago Mayor Succeeded rs IIlinois
National Committeeman by
Senator sherman.

CHICAGO, June THE Loyden
STATE OF officers was elected without
opposition tonight at the caucus of
limos delegates to the republican
convention. Senator Lawrence Y
sherman was chosen national com
mitteeman and l.. l.. Emmerson
chairman OF the state delegation.
Mayor William Hale Thompson,
who presided. announced Saturday
that he would not be a candidate for
reelection as natioua. committee
man and no Thompson slate was in
roduced. The only clash of the
meeting came when Thompson asked
that a resolution adopted by the
Cook county republican committee
today be presented to the national
convention. After considerable de-
bate the resolution was tabled 3S
10 81.
The resolution asserted that at
tempts had been made to buy the
presidency of our country and that
(every man who has participated in
n seeks TO stand TO profit by such
practices should be excluded from
the privileges of the convention and
barred from participation in our
party councils"
After the meeting Mayor Thompson
announced that he would carry the
resolution to the republican conven-
ton and insist that II Is considered
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DEADLOCK IN GEORGIA
White Delegation Refuses 10 Meet
Negro Faction, Report--May
Cnscat All.

CHICAGO, June THE Georgia
contest between the faction led by
Henry Lincoln Johnson, an Atlanta
negro. and Roscoe Picket today
developed further complications in
an effort to agree upon slate of
,col/mittee nominations. A series OF
Vonferences resulted in a deadlock
hnd another attempt to settle the
differences vii be made tomorrow,
nut with proSp acts Of the whole tiEht
being taken anew to the credentials
committee.
The white delegates led by Pickett
were reported TO have refused TO
n''t win the negroes, The Johnson
t1otiOn had a majority of the delega- e
tior placed on the temporary roll
ny the national committee. They
we're uninstructed but reported "a
favor Governor Lowden, the Pickett
group being pledged to General
Wood. Considerable feeling was
said to have resulted today from nu-
mcrous but influential efforts to get
a vote on committee assignments
johnson was chosen national COM
mltteeman at the state convention
nut when pressing his case before
the national committee he agreed
to leave the place to someone else
Some OF the Pickett faction to-
night expressed fear that the pres
ent deadlock might result in the un-
seating OF all Georgia delegates by
o.. credentials committee.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-08
BIGGEST WARSHIP
GERMAN DEVICE
4S-Knot Battleship In
! vented by Hun Too Late
for World War.
FEARS NO ADVERSARY
One Vessel Calculated to Null
lily Power of Whole Big
Naval Fleet.

BERLIN, June IA German
naval engineer named Nader has in
vented a new type of boat which, he
declares, will revolutionize naval
warfare. He asserts that the power
controlling his craft need fear no
other navy. however strong.
The principal features OF this YES
.ol arc it's speed, its torpedo capac-
INV and its practical invisibility The
motive power is crude oil. and the
Noat has a cruising radius OF $500
tmiles, with a cruising speed Of 20
knots, while auxiliary engines will
enable her TO develop one OF 4S
knots
she carries 10 torpedocs, which
are fired by the steersman. who
drives the vessel as one drives a mo-
tor car At the momen, the torpedo
is delivered the steersman swings The
vessel round, touching a lever. which
enables the boat to dart away like
an arrow. A further advantage H.
the extremely shallow draught.
which will allow her TO sail over
mine fields with perfect case and
safety.
For coastal voyages only two men
are necessary but for longer trips
IS Nader declares with sufficient
Of his vessels to guard ports It will
b" impossible for any vessel To en-
ter or leave. The engines completed
the test in the autumn of 1918 The
correspondent has seen certified
copies of testimonials from Ger
mary's highest naval engineer eX-
perts indorsing the inventors claims
and advocating the construction of
fessels 10 his specification owing
a. the armistice none was ever built.
and the inventor is now endeavoring
10 dispose of his rights to a foreign
power.
1t is understood that negotiations
are In progress with the Italian au-
thorities, who have already demos
tied a considerable sum at A neutral
bank for the right Of Inspecting the
patents, Nader is well known i'm
naval tcircles and held an important
position at Kiel during the war. His
engine is apparently an improvement
on the Diesel type The boat is n
thoroughly good seagoing craft, ar
mored throughout
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Got O. u. & Il. check.

OKLAHOMA CITY, June = A
check for sl5,637 as payment of the
annual corporation license tax OF
The Oklahoma Producing and Rein
ing company Of Tulsa, was collected
today by the recording clerk OF the
state corporation commission. The
check Is said to be the largest license
tax payment ever made by corpor-
alton in Oklahoma, and is exclusive
OF oil upon which gross production
tax is levied.
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Want Ads
Rates and information

lbc per word per time.
Seven Insertions tot the prico OF eia
Minimum space e words
lc per word per day when copy runs
one month without change
Minimum amount accepted CSC.
ALL CHARGE WANT ADS are du"
and payable tho same day first in-"--
tion OF ad appears tAll out OF town
want ads and all wanted to rent, sit
uations wanted wearing apparel anu
household goods ads are positively
cash IN advance
TELEPHONE WANT ADS are
charged az the same rate as cash ads
and collections will he made at your
home or office az soon after frst IN
sertion ~ possible this is an accom-
n0dation service and payments should
ne made promptly when bill is pre-
tcntcd. Always ask your telephone hd
TO be repeated back to you by tho
telephone ad taker 60 make sure that
u has been correctly taken The World
cannot assume responsibility for errors
Of any kind occurring In telephone
adv ertisementp
Under no Circutu stances are we re-
sponsible Tor errors In any adveftlse-
rleut unless reported immediately
after fitst Insertion. No reduction In
cost Of an al Will be made unless error
destroys value OF ad.
Phone 5000
Ask for Want Ad Department
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vorc R,by Grand riaro. coat $40 new.
less than VI, months old balance due ~
$500 payable 80 pcr month. VIII tax"
$50 Tor M equity. call prnS" $500
FORp CHASSIS smtablc for srcedcror
delivery body IN good c"ndN'n 'aH
FOR SAIE-.lai9 Ford touring car.
blocked for starter. worth tho
money, today only. Hobart Garage,
SO South Main St
FOR SALE New Ford. bonus S25
or will sell 1919 model Ford, never
heen worked on, 500. Rose, l03 T,
First Usage t024.
ELEGANT Page Six. perfect running
condition, five wire wheels new
cord tire $7T5 for quick cash sale.
Cedar 3lA.
FORD roadster Al condition, shock
ahsorbers, s37s cash IL sold to-
day cedar 31i
FOR SALE-Ford delivery, cheap
Tor cash Phone Usage 2S73-24i
FOR SALE Ford touring car,
equipped with starter. cutout.
foot accelerator, shock ahsorber.
bargain for cash Phone Calvin,
Osagc 2S73 and Osagc 24l
FRANKLIN touring car like new.
$1,000. can Usage 3S6.
FOR SALE Mitchell roadster.
Phone Usage SEGA or Usage 69A3
after 6 y. m.
l9lb BUICK roadster for sale or
u'dc Usage II.
CAR REPAiRtRG Your car repaired In
the riEht Was hv expert workucu who
nave heen top garage men Tor some ~
the biggest oil companies IN the stat"
1905 South Quanah, west Tulsa New
. 7
RARGAIN
For sale by owner 7-passenEer Hudson
South Cheyenne
FOR SALE light six 8 passenger
| StudebakCr In fine condition by
owner; price S45o. Phone Cedar SSi.
| FOR SALE--Big SIX Paige car. latest
1917 model. passcngory unusually pow
4 erful motor and four good castings. Phone
FOR SALE--Graut &, n bargain at
SEQ II taken at once. Call at 527
S. Utica.
FORD truck in good condition, for
sale for cash, cheap. can he seen
at io5 $ Houston.
WANTED Ford roadster or chassis with
delivery body stis E. seventh, Usage
i2b3-J
|
lGUS HOSEYCUTT aud & u Fagatnis
! will take care Of your auto troubles at
1905 South Qusnah. West Tulsa. at the
New Universal Garage. Ford motors for
hire
Autos TOR UIRE--GARaGEs ~
lGARAGE Tor rent. 2lo y seventh Ossrc
6i2S
IGARAGEfor reut 80 y. Moybele phone
OsaEe b771-J
lGARAGE FOR RENT-si6 s Frisco
Usage 1854.
ONE CAR garage Tor rent. Admiral and
Wheeling. call Usage 3i07.
GARAGE for rent, So per month,
Usage 1923.
FOR RENT-Garsge, $40 S. Elwood
MOTORCYCLES AND BICNCLEs ~
FOR SALE-Single Harley Davidson mo-
torcycle. perfect condition. t6t, cal
osaEc az William Allison.
II n n MOTORCYCLE for sale at
1, bargain. can cedar 70 after y. m.
1903 r. Burnett 81
wASTED--AITOMOB 4
WANTED-For or roadster body: mus
he reasonable Phone 0safc Sbs7.
WANTED to buy good Buick six ol
Dodge 3 passenger. Phone Osag,
2212.
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CUSTER county oil nedS will sell limit
ed number Of 40-acre oil and gas leases;
terms OF one fourth down and balance IN
monthly payments " desired price ~ pef
| form IS, five-yenr commercial, Lock Boz
Nlt ThomnR Okla
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-08
ROOMS roR Kr>r-r,R>ismrp I,

TWO LOVELY furnished sleeping rooms
connecting bath. never been occupied d,
private family gentlemen only, two blocks
of Cosdrn building Oaare 7aN
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AUTOMOBILES


~ 300 OF MONTHLY payment fret mort.
gage notes. or will trade fnr car worth
the none, viii pay difference Address
VaN "ft.E World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-08

preme court, upon the governments
motion today fixed October IL next
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-08

OIL LEASES WANTEp-D0 not forfeit
your rentalH; will advance funds for
share In good acreage dsecrths fuzzy what
You have, land numbers. lease termA
rental dates and nearness to prodpclon
i Address ?s2.E. World
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Phone 5000
Ask for Want Ad Department.
c-urlrt9.
Cf,fIiga Hieg-1o
t.lu 49,
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Mrs. \. NJ. Mlillhollcn of 1l2O E.
5th died Sunday evening. Funeral
services viii he heldr at the First
Methodist church at y. m. today,
June :. Or. L. w Abel officiating
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-08

Tor hearing argument in appeals
brought hv the American Column y
limber Co and other defendants
from judgments granted ANGER the
Sherman antitrust act .u proceed
ings brought against them at Mem
! his. Tenn. The court. however, de
iied motions of the. defendants to
have enforcement OF portions Of tho
lover court decree withhold pending
final determination Of the case.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-08

Extra large cool, newly renovated out 70
side rooms, splendid beds; clcanest and
coolest hotel In city; meals N desired. Ref
erenceE required. Phone Osage 1906.
MIDWEST HOTEi.-Opposite Midland VAL
ley station on r.. Third street no cleaner
hatol m Tulsa hot and cold water in each
room. summer rates Phone Usage 7IiO.
c q. Carpenter, Manager
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-08

iinculn'S Friend Dic~.
SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,. June t.
John W Bunu, SO intimate friend OF
Lincoln, banker and well known bus.
mess man and republican ia HI
nois died at his home hers today,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-08
FINANCIAL
UISINIss OppOnTINITIr

CIGAR sTAND Doing good business.
good location. one of beat In city, sell
ms on account " sicknoss. Dsase bsob.
pENTfsT wants 70 buy = dental offics In
rulsa. Address ss2 D. world.
WANTED Fnr speculative purposes only
Automatic hallway Crossing Guard CO.
stock at from SOC to 15r por shsre Ad-
dress " W Waahburn, den. Del, Dallas
Texas
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-08
BUSINESS SERVICE
nIIInINn IN ,oNrn,Cri

CARPENTER work bs day, contract or
utr cent. large ct small. work guar
Antcod repair done also Phone Usage
200
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-08
EMPLOYMENT
mrIr wNNrtp-tEMALr 3

ENpERirNCED waitress wantcd Nd
dress hfi " Third, phone C,dtr ae3
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STRAYED or NTOLFN
Above reward will be paid for return 70
Drhoart okla ot one dark bay mare
about ~ hands high, weight about 300
reached mane, small turkey Track, track ,[np ,Son
address r q BOX 623. siEhcart okla.
i95 RI 7vARD-Wiu pay t2b Tor identity
OF thief who stole red outdoor brooder
with abou 90 4-weeks-old brown lcghorn
chickens from my place Friday night
Orrin dickson, Fifteenth and Lewis ave-
me n r II No >.
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BOARD AND ROOMS


wESTLANp HOTEL
Special summer rates with or without
bath, particuiE place for particular
p~Onle
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DnrssMNhiNO MIIIINrn, I


antced lcra.r done also rhono Usage
DRESsMNkiNG. MILLINERY "a
rl.NlN sewing aud mcuding neatly
done. 2oi u Fourth.
FNN,y rs,unE ~ oil kinds. accordi'u
speciality for appointments 'hU
oapro "ttt
PLAIN uut fancy sewing h, 'hc day.
ihono s2ot
rpU NENT drssawHklug and other sew
nE eau 500 cincinnati
.IN,LuStNls FASItpS SERVICE pEfT
street afternoon and evening gowns and
hluu'oH rI'Ncrly dcNgncd lI5 " ath
MONiNo N>D HruUAoL ~
MAN with Ford truck wants jon hauling
oHate $4,000
.srDUNGU. moving packing ou reli
trurks, see our pficcH Nichols transfer
MC:tNu rACNlNG ANn sroRAGH
w crate sud pack e,crythlng Tor ship
mcut. 10 years experience, loweet rticee
Rshop = knderson, S2i v Fitu 81
rhone osarc Nnai. ..
irs YoiiH MOVE NENr
Joe Hedges, transfer, moving aud s'orars
Gouda packcd aud shipped ~ rceronable
pr,ees io2 3 cincinnati osase es'a.
rN\riNu NM DrcoNArI>a 80
man painting our spcctalp for rridGcs.
smoke stacks. water tanks. towers sud
an kinds or high construction painting
vork Phone osasc 71st
ron pNrEUUANGtNG, painting 'aiso.
ming and an home dc,uih'lor done right
at night prices OHoRc i7di
WALLPAPER
10 and 10 cents pcr ruli. Plymouth Wall
paper and Paint co, 3ia v Second phone
tHli
GoR.a ..ssa.. "fP'g'"EE"s EEa..a:. ia g;SI G.S.;
| tkeh
Rrr,Rr>0 A>p RIMopti,>G ~
] ron rlhSTERiNG and an kinds NJ 70
! pair work HlFo pnintinr. rall oH'ae He'9
INruoTSTENiNg Tcfntshipr aud repair
| Ing, ola ivory aud mahogany spocialY
| ArinlAfi InrnIimLn - LnIlr lmnl
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COLD AND SILVER milne, one OF the
best mines in the state for sale at a
bargain, consists of six claims, $1,000 OF
developing work done, high grade ors in
Gny quantity for any information address
! no, wilcox ATlg.
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AUTOMOBILES a
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

LISTEN
your car is next why not save money
and have your car repaired at home IN
,,n,ir nyn garage by a mechanic who can
Sr"duTe written oredentials7 An work
rusfanteed cedar 1896 call osas" s1l'-h'
after y. m -.---------
EoR SAI,E-One Ford delivery
truck: excellent condition, ils
North Main Usage 7llb. --
F6E SALF-Mogul Kerosene tractor T.. g
horsepower, Titll kerosene tractoT' l4-
9o horsenover Grain separator, 2b-inch
Svlinder, Kerosene tank wagon and rub
her belt; McIsne Dauys Box 1856, phone
y q sh
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RITZ HOTEL
THIRD AND DETROIT
Extra large cool outside rooms with awnt
ings. hot and cold running water splen-
dld BEDS. ahs1l utely Slesn tooinA' fnn W
SonheeIThm pho,o VIZ n.ssc 20 iea Ssa' "''''' 'Ps"''
s,ii-,s ii1TFi ----------
Ia sGNlTti - M H.. H. YIN
Extra IarA cool i newly y''' renovated out.
side rooms. splendid beds clcanost and
coolies, hotel in city meals ~ desired. Ref
erences required. Ihone osage 1906. -
MIDWEST HoTEi%ronpos,te Mldi"n nd VAL
@nA,e, @ IN ursa no, a"' pbnnn pb,u osags ~ 40
r. - C',rnenter Manager
- s=--===-==s--==-==77
nGuT uoUsEkEEPING ROOMS Is
;,,5,,,',, ,,,,,i,-,,, - o.,
hioh u, ,,s,. n. .ssrins ,n CbiIdren '''
.rtip.rr,t,Srii ~ s., r,cc b,,sci,cc5-
',,i, roo,,,s I'm for man ana ytfc. no, ana
ihs t9",nS ~ ~d1l ~,am az" nv ,N,Nih,.," wy phana amn
cold WsssSss,' ''''r'n'o' II" '"''"''" i''"e
oaage go,
sly ~ ! TO- E rocms ,odnrn p''nou bac snd
front entrance; close in
.CiNCiNNNTL $. si2-l south room oy5r
goSgf for rsseS ThS couple whfg foT
rent osaEe 5s7S.J
CHEYENNE. \. G2S-IIght housckceping
room for rent Csll Usage i76G-t,
2 FURNISHED modern housekeeping
rooms light water and gas furnished k;
Gr'yysotSs yoS,oT rTiTa@SS Sssrl s&sr5IE s5SE desired %
MAIN, $. li-o-For rent VOL Furnished
M ndD1y@tep'"s sd,,its oniy anu '''""'
t,,1l VIZ w ~ y"' s.,---.-----
HL~ rooms uSp' csdor lssa ''S"' "'u''N'eI''"N
sIyTu, W. iii--Housekoeping rooms Tor
rent ossse 7oaI --.-------.--
.TWo-Ro3Mo furnished apartment phone
o.at' s',s- --- -----
ms ins ROOF room. osage t7iii "S"' "''''"'''
THREE basement rooms. furnished Cedar
1880.
LAkGE cool nght housekeer,ns rooms on
can give reference need Apply. Apply al
t3l y Roston
bRADY w b2'-For rent, large furnished
..,s2.As,s5s nn g,.r,,,,Ds ~, ~,
"TNILORsI specIallze In ladies WORK
nnad SIX shirtg. shirt Az hand work, sse
asys $500. auto dSiivS-v SVar, u q.
ptIOENIX c ,1oq rjco ,,rg,aIr.
rooms for Iieh, bonscl,nonin.
o.a,o. and gas f,,Tnisbed ''''s