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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-01-22
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDI-
TORS.

All persons having claims aginst
the estate of Mrs Mary. Virginia
Goodson, deceased, will please file
the same, duly attested, with the un
dersigned within the time required by
law, and all persons indebted to the
said estate will please pay said in
debtedness to the undersigned.
w. RALPH GOODSON,
Executor.
Jan. II, 1920.-3t.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-01-22

The Herald Book Store carries the
largest stock of tablets, pencils mem
orandum books, and school supplies
in Bamberg county.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-01-22

Jan. II, 1920.-3t.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-26
MISCELLANEOUS, TRADES

WILL tr,'s for hs-i~srs or dry good,
IlH.H.rr Improved farm; very I'm. buiii
ilEs. NIrH fH.rk. raublns water; lotns
town. rie tnats Nuta f1f fllt rartir-
u.srH ~ ms and other farms Wherlct
luu'hars Mountain Grots Mn.
tDHrbUs
- .0o hri1r NAV mArhirs 10 sH.
change ~ raw iani. pr. CusrnoWef. nss
NulnHs. lows
TrAuE eio scrr- ianf f.r i9i, or lAiS
Nulua' Investment certificates Adiress
- usishoman.
WANT To TRADE
,I'ouohN. OF automobiles Win SONS essh
Us %. rstNfy fJr hV1 rrats tnpm'pg house
u. .ui,l " &. Gfim,A. 1885 VEST AiA
Nhp.a ft.i
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-26
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT or CITY


MrrrHNNulgu
you r,Ny e,-' 20 sell viii. 3. mo a.
.uHs fr'cflb.ns your .oeA. H'i 81"
~ NtEA\r flNTtNEs - ". buui
t",Mr.. ',n'''. 'ah'es 'hait'. eg't" ufn,
,,.,..... .',,, ''n ,,,
r,ny. II.H.. Ts,a.
ry.........-..
h'' 'l' ~ MACH W" stI
,.'., ,p i" .".'
W." '..'' u.N h''.'
'"N' '"' p" lI' IN ans
WIZ aH 'i ~. ''L''', easy
Gmt,...,i,> XIX i,,i,<.r, ~ w gG,,,r ~
,d'.''N " w y IAN tNNlANl,
'.".''' VOW
GARAGE FOR SALE Ths only ,arag. In
town tlof mole town po r y
n a. - milo, .,a' OF Purcell ust.
gl.l kvsu,sr viii eel a. tu,rf,.
cheap rrri. .iorb vii invoice about 9, 600
rnui f-a.tns - ...lius come ~ rh,n. or
write ~ q. n HIn.an. Eas.i.I. pris
u,,r
s'f.tly ftrn.st.t At....- "a. 1hI,.
hnman
v.,...,.,.
-
m.lrc.. 'r,.0 o., r.r. 'slrs,,
AM NuI H.g. u.tl l.Ncry. i.aSton,
49,,
"nl ~ H'. ~ ''.-. ne in'rr-''
W a '''' ll "a i..l county town. J.. !.
Vh."h. ..--.. ---.
o,a.. raa. t... Of ,o'o n,pgi.-
ti1q t- 'r. ..r.I....f, ,iir.., pn,
-l N't.. ,,' ''''' "''
FlRor CLASS u-.t,,l-. want, :, ,o,
h,.s i,,.,.., '.,t 80
h.s,.r. t.,,r,.. g.. r.,,'...,,, 4, ,'r,, @
letter ~ " pann. .sr
ron Atp ..t.
.,s,,t", -l,i u,
uI,r,., gtlr... ,t WIZ 'N"''' hu
"'' '''"' JUS
DISTRICT NANtGFHs WANTED
V,'I.t,,onuy 70 tr.'mr d.-rltu'gF f1r
ana - ,s,,a l'us '''n.lshei
rarhl.hcj Co tn,,sct., man ~,
firm one having q car tfafrff-d 81,
elusive figh's 20 real repfetrn'ntiy. must
finance .msii initial order uuususily lb.
Th ,rroiN write. s''irs S'itess sNi
w.. t,.'!hohs nu'no N.leil' Mis CO.. -.
y --.--.
RNhhEn shoP--Ihrse chairs. two-chs't
com N'ns''n' ole 'r.' 'hpJ'r' t'g'r and
yt.,,- ,,,,rns n,',,..i,,''.i, ,. '''' 'A''
y H,H ~ .H,w,i,N 80, lAl rs
w ISM NHS. lok
Gn,,, 'rnS'' rrI,, ~ ''' I,',,ssr;,t~'r hA.n ~
pr,.f' ,uotIp tDc ,rInS+ ~ ,rtNu
m'siSEes Guop niI T0WS = TAii",
HuAup J on prrtSEutFg gtSH.
liEE riASr hEW iNIN s.upOt.
DtlLriN0 CSrru CONSTITUTIONS,
CHURCHES WF'sHE WANT 40 RE
TlHE e. IS Su,. ."r. J.srRgs U.r
pirl s.gKE ,r ,i.. ,sls, y4i1t1 ,e.r.
teU gs.unD 7s.l-r trade. gaft
rash 3 carey !. t'r. oNe
SMALL farm, fur s.I.. th,r- MILF. wet
scre. vim s,ai bu..f.5rs r,aI orrh.ri
: acre. Aisi'a. al-o a. acr-- ant ~ acre,
on wot 18Th 'h"so tft,'s s.r'h 'hr
money Johnson, rou" I. Hos -
oNaupua city West 'fih ltnns Nls
t,crs tract. if4urr nation
C.sh G,or,ry u.iftIo phI.
ron s,;r- v,,.r, ..,t,t ,,,,r. ii, ,o.p
Z ' 'n',tn,r,,,r,S ''' Two '''H''''''"
ro,, s,,rsn.o, ,.,.,.,,, &, 90, ou
> 80 ,.'' ,t,...
49,, - IN, "a,
So, a,,. -,
i'N ''' '''.fu hu'' In'Ht
M. ,.,, a., 1.s. XXX,
h'iFHh ''f'' ''' 80 ''.'
pNINTIst IuIa- Dutft ....t' ~
.aFg rsUsr Iu n...f location. susp ~
tte rIsh. uau ur.. Realty Co. T.. -
box 1I' W'runH.
IDU SALE Auto tu-- tine ur '.. l1tr.
only ,no m city rnrtv leaving account
iU b.5iS Rse urait 4 Gavin. t.l y Main
sf GIahrE OKLA
vDr sAlt An ot,t ,,,iy up ,o-dsts com
u.H.~ uLt tHi pu' - rom hotel Nriures
how" contract an building tof year OF
pr" f..s. ratls % Nee rfstt 'A'ln'
ath N''' Si. 90 u'r ""I' --
l'h SALE ta..V hc-i town IN state
~" - 'lt1V" uAN, trhsoo TOT
'r..h@ ~ We P.I, ~ .irN'p' ''hn''
e. ''',,.i.il',.,'.'.u '.'.u .''''
PARTNER WANTED win A. aaa ,o orsn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-26
THEATERS FOR SALE

TlIEhTER OFFERINGS
only shoN IN live town of 1000. o. $50
Olth ~ 0Qo a. $50 per month
real one In "-ufr.nutf' show 20
clearing 81 400 per year. 90 900 cash
les. located best e1uilprf show IN
good town of 5000. 5000 cash. making
over 500 per week
We hsye .es mare, and We sr- IN
position TO ,d,t you best see " before
buylrT
OKLAHOMA rHrArrr rNcW,SGr ~
"a ln-ufsnc. htg Oklahoma tl'y
We HAVE party With o.. 900 ca,h a.,
first payment on show ~ equipment Is
your show fuf sail, List e. WIN ~
Tucker nrn- Thestsr Esrhsus. $40 W
Mbln 81. uklAhnus city
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-26
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ron sI,r o., 49,, . 80.
sl, y i,r,.i~,y "''' '''''" '''0"
-
w - i-,,.' .'' u'' l1f ~ b.".h flr
hoih t'ff''n' Iti' = Hoiron in1n
r,p sl,y .,,
81. ,,, .ai .u'r. ~, u|. r''.,
T,. .,. pr .,' V. ,
,.. pU.Iif' w
hi' ....,ttNlN,N '.H
,. N'Il '-S ...
'.'
t..0.,.' ,.rrp.".. .
l"'" I.'' tHH
,Li'
Hy or 80 i'.. aOH.
too' wall RIOS" t".o
lo''s ~afon oo't's l-.pt an.a ..
no" ,,...t' ......... u 20
loilh wagon covers. l-.ui DI.s
n,~ .tt't.'... ......... .......... ~ .N
ms wagon e,''fH l'.nf dn.', .....
new ...... .......'.t.. .... ........ ..... IN I'D
WI "-nI
t'Tpt. a., nj,
nos sir. o,Sa. weight =,
pounds sssh ............. ....... ~
NIitr o. ~ blanket, Iin s#,st
Weight 4. pounds ts,h ....... T.sO
IrY s".l NaEt.I slrhuy usrl
rRe th'', W'lsht - pounds.
fl.h .......s..... .......... 80
WHui s"f. p .. pet pair, pulf. 300.
p1Ifa .... ........... ........... 70
..I.Ini kWb COTTON r.ufHr's
r.sHuv used. IN ,,.,lent r.rl..
,''n. ''.' 90
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-26
NOV. ~ To CAI.rEonNIA

Ant wsn,, 10 .sil nome 10 acre.
miles f.m two towns i1N acfss cult.
NatsA. ~ .crs- first clss creek bottom
in u0. field IS acres Alfalfa, all fenced.
mostly woven wire Broom house lsfrs
hay u,Tn small hor,s barn and cattle
thafs good hrs sheds ana chtcksr hou's
arch cave $50 bbl clst.rn wsN t-ie-
rhon. rLfai route this 10 the h-st bar.
rrin - have ever offered Will oohn half
~ rys,hass pflce no trade. Adls
| n L. y 1. Llu. hrLa NklA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-26
REFRIGERATOR AND SODA
FOUNTAIN

~ NH1 want 20 rent that vscrnt room
Tu.H'F and at small cDrt trv nm
'NI'.Hau IT Wes want Bi. can ~"
won't "a pnou" PIX s.
sDpN FOUNTAIN
We h,Fs .e'~fai bargain, IN hph rs.
ami N shNJ used OUTFITS -, 80. =. 10
tr fHH'. ,Hn Include m same con.
''s.' sN fixtures nscesszry ~ open up
w,.r frug ~ confs 'io0ery store sil
cave va money s1fy monthly payments
.f "l' shipment write. wire uf phone
Iy' Grnsmsn Fountsin ,umpan1 lpl.
Iss Trv..
lI.N.N ruol'r far .lcg MtCtst. lrss.
NHN re~ must b. s..i ths vrsF
- So Grand
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-26

uINt1piL par tote on isih .tfost. he.
tween Sh,ffr bni ,Is-sru rtlcs fl. 600.
h.."H.r Walnut DOB
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-26

t"NN furiu huugslus. UatEs .l~opinK
rf .'... In uufthWr'f Prlro ia.;nc.
.N Iu" Walnut loo
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-26
OIL LAND. LEASES AND STOCK
JcK uIY rEnl ESTATE FoR SALE


OIL LAND, EASES AND SlbG
| .a,--.---..,.. .......-H..H...
.,, ,,,,,.tta,
I'u u..'i
Iis' r.'rh uIts iUl. Wan.f
Ir.u'Im '.s
..... ..l ,'' N .'Ii
'ls' $50 hihHN "nt'F
t....,. .t..,....
/ ''.' '.''' ITO '"i
NH.' '.H llU. .'f
.,.i. .,.' M '',
,I.. '
,4..,y, p.r.
. 1900 AtNi I.Hs. M.af.t. n H Nssu
,rufu. HrIrE contrast wtrfsI |.f
? 'uftf.f information NuIs NM la.f
b MuiIs1rflls, TrIss
.,
OlL LtANfH VI sefr up no fsnfs'a
N" 'n,l"N '.ni trIts ~'iefH 'D
hs"sre 4ppfuFef ~ - sIsis ~ n.fI.ft.
1 fspua'lon- Wflts Tsnu.aa on 90.
p''H'on, Tenn
NANrED. BfIlins saa,,.sf.. ,..., .,
sptsAE. far tsss. a.rta.. r.,r ...'.....
wells T. ~ I., a. ....''..'.
WILL lNi
D., A. f snare
-, ~, .Pp''',,ss,. ,,,, Ihr 1''f
Wv ~ ''Nl
uho s,Is '-u 'h'F
u,, NJ s',' 1.H.'n. p',"'
s.i. ths number af ,h,r,. .t.. ... ..
ana denver
,,,.,s -
LtAsLN We h7'" lmitcf aw"I..
.cfsas- i' s'il close t1 me d."p 's.
nov bong mniN win Standard fy..f -
VA lF|IH and t.HHH.IH.s
,Hrto county 90 sfrut'Irf In.lf.I .s
lin H,' ~ Nr~ lUfk f"I I.H, "...
We .f- handling u,ny ...,,.,,.....
..uniy Irss,. s,t ,.......,. ..
pufgh,,. ~ ,,r. ~, ,..-
count. \ 500 ~snt to bu, .r
hear from ,.u 40 ,,,s. u t.
psIlhsm a g.t.p.ar t......., ..
s'n,k E,chars. 3It oh, A...g ..
~ faO'. 1rI1s GHstUfs.r I., sfI I..
sphrne 'n".
ARCHER CDTNTY K,,.ry t,.fg o.. D..
thins b.u-r--rs o., s.. ..Y Is...
-hn. H.. chsar. st.,ffs-t fH f.I %.
per -hN to .Ipsct 10 TU.uAu. s.r r
hsprsnsi
H"uIHs"N' PAiN, rEtkHAN
NJ. Nnll"-'N
"h'h's '-hHs. h.',h f'F'A'Fs
uh,o A,.nps' Nitfn Fsls E-,'s
'"N''l."N h'i III I''rihH0' 1'.
WIRE cash otter Nonfty mn SO. .trI-y
lons. royalty, chsnss frr uu.en iuHr- a.
GOT = bstE,ln. msnt consider 1T. t1
,Ht W Mfh'N'on' l'l2 h''Hs N''s
"'n"@ NAN
TliLNiS COtNTT lsas- fr "a. ,..s
20 thee test wells NV drIH|rg Phone
Nnnnt ~, ~ A'i-e" lI su"uN
- Wv .v'n ~. ,'''ah"'' ''' '..'
p,or.i uswrr"s ,ouHv trm. With f.
PRODUCING OF wris .. ROYALTY @y.Hnt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-26

a ,uUNtI oa NH,H Naun.ob. In Rsh
'.ts- l"'H'.Hu. hf,s south rtios 1890.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-26

IIiNi IItAtIA pow room Califafnis
Iungriuv. uu N.s' suh street rtirs
UU' no OUui isrira walnut IBG
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-26

a 'lAtfEE boulevard u,rsatn IN real,
i"n.a. v Hu' u',NsuA nus .nsp.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-26
OUT-OF-TOwN REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE TO TRADE

tl7Sooo
INCOME $4,000 A YEAR
T1ys beautiful new t.room apartments
located on boul.vArd. IN one Of Kansas
City's finest locations. modern. hsauiifW
ground. and plenty Of vacant land yet 10
be improved Income viii be Increased
nss, year 10 cover 80. oo0 write for
particulars Goodman. S0i Commsfcs
Blds.. Kansas CITY. No.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-26

Nln' room homie elegant buy, on
N.t I'M tlauNN 90. room home, IN
. $1,000. Groom home. West 10Th
street ,."., 40 tlHsssn. o. 800
" n GROVES
LI.L- = H.. A-...- L-L....- ,la.II aIll
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-26

roR sALE-Bfani nsv Fofd motor. n.,.
~ been ussi. . bsfsiin ws,t Msin.
Okiah'mA GArags
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-26
1iehlS.N

COOP LAND on cRRDir
In Miehisan's best hssdpoed cosntiss
iryt 10 90 iSs sssss. only Sis 10 ~ ~
acre. good toW1s. eehssss, churchss; -
swsmps or stsees; small levs psymsss /.
sssy monthly tsrmsi yow cssdi' 10 5000 /;
bses . p>scs of land; VIC hcshIss tree sci.
e ~ C. fIsw ska Nan Dsss
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-26

6H66H lvisi 6sssalsv. - -
= ~ ss'.' ~: NJ
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-26

Room modern .uuaEr. good house.
conner lun. un L,ut l0th Or iil5Ooci
iatWs
o. ~ nLuME
Walnut il1i Walnut iils
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-26
FARM AND ACRE TRACTS


OKLAHOMA.
ACME farm for sale. thf. miles east
~ I.s. An, ohlH on hlFhvsy toward
''s u' '.ls Tao .ts ~ improvements
'.' s.f.s iu cultivation. 90 srfss In grass
.'.u' % HIrgs IN alfAf. cav s'vs rhs.
.Hr ~ fuHf.fnum house .nd 10 srr,s
~ Isrf other house with 20 srfss rented
I.|.s g.. 0D per s,rr can caffy o. 600 10
o. if~ han Z percent q 81 MORN.
N.rr. I.. tH. Da.a
FARMS FOR SALE
80 a.rss sJoi his house his barn. [,
w'..' TN0i water. windmill ristrrn
gnH' .Hsrf site. 100 acre, cultivation
~ 'f'' rlass bottom well f,rUsi
rfl.s s. 'H.H. term,
. 900 .... sruam hous- barn ;'ris Z
~ .aft ~s'Nr. new vtnimul f'h
{. n' FiH - srrss IN cultivation IS
a'f.H - Nhsati ~ sctr- h.. uEht Trcs
s. ..N. tyrus
t't.f h-tgaIrs IN farms
WOODRUFF a GORDON
1T EVt Man T. O D0t ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-26

'l lAliIAlN
bNu.r I.rg own. bfoom house.
lIr MOD Ou one .htlf cash, DAi-
ariro no fui ilyAn Mckcovn Really
to- iil ln.I.in'" nldg Maple ans.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-26

80 s,f" tuuf upland farm a. acres In
ru.'rfiI,n 1.foo'1 house Hoof orchard .
frr - rus cross fenced unfp'''nG spring
lflr" ~ 600 We have SONS other good
'srin. near th'- city. P's,in. Real rsts,.
a.. ~ liu,Ains kstats Bog. Phone
NspI- iesN.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-26

. u WrHE
Mh.HH' 'I.E Walnut iIts
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-26

tlH'i NJ Atty CO,
70" IS Horrftr Bluk
me- ntui7 ll' lt,s walnut itbf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-26

Vsoms n eak; this 10 Q bsrSaia sn1
can give tssms. CAN JackSoa, wainst
DANDY g-room and BATH. scod "a
rass. ~ pavsmsntj sIi IN Gocl con-
dition: aorthvest; N,7SV, eood tsrma
Call Jackson. Walnut iitf.
NEW Groom. modern ssnssiov, csk ma
ish. garage. . Mt. hoyns. Terms
2. H. BLuhE
walnut ufsl walnut ifIO
Coed s-roon cottage. % east - Alss
lawn, paviag pat1 eut, sso4 bAsN.
pss.h:s Ths y . ssse e-sss: ea'ssss,
D. T. vIsn REALTY co.
80 2. W. Reserve Hsah
o03eA 0oAAo ~ hsA VoaDO ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-26
Dlt pE 1IglRr
t.fH y G..Ii
1919 l.'rI ults IUY. NHN.f
rr|u.r cum o. f.s
t.IIrIs 81 .III
lgi $50. N"EIu'Ht "h.|r


~. lff tNAfs
Tor ~ p'frsnf = ihr .I.af.u''rr s.
N tpNDuWu OF ruNrNst
sons rho issIfs =. sell their s
y 20 per snare vii please aff.... ..
hnr No ~. oklahoma ,"u. NH.H. ..|
p ATE tho number II shar,s .h.T aI ..
and deliver
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-26

tUR SALE 10 sores, Broom house
barn Nci. fenced 6o acres cultivation
- hr-~s nav meadow ~ miies from
thU .'ss 81 100. ttrfns.
90 srrss fenced with woven wire q
room house modern. barn 50 scfvs IN
.ut.ItBIlon laCre orchard halsngs tim.
htr a4i pasture miles ~ suphur oil
irlsurt Enuf drilling within fsv ui''es
% rrh.' ~ with this farm: team. ~ason
ur' htrre.s bargain " taken soon. Price
3 rof n1 r " Hogsfs sulphur. oklA
It.yuhuus laO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-26
TONtiN q HOFFMAN


tni CuIbertson BldE, Maple Vss
WE WANr isvstsS ~ 70 O.ssS each
10 b,ss IN . homo hDfsse vh,ch b
fuNv established and On = psyins bssis
any otbs- Industrial eonoser. need nor.
Msaey. - We ere snisrgias. Adde'S
p.N Ohlshsmaa.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-05
INDIANA DAILY
TIMES
1923 S. Meridian st.
PHONES-CLASSIFIED
DVT nHCrV


ADV. DEPT.
MaAn ''.' $1,000 - -, 80
Automatic ...... $500. .2S-S61
RATES.
One time ....... OF per line
Three consecutive
times ....... -. .0615 per line
Six consecutive
times 5000 80. .06 per line
Male or female help wanted, sit
uation wanted, male or female;
rooms to let and board and rooms
wanted
One time ....... OF per line
Three consecutive
tunes ..... $3.50. 10 per line
Six consecutive
times $500. 5000. .05 per line
Contract rates on application.
Legal notices ...... OF per line
Lodge and club
notices. Doc per insertion
<Church notices Il inch or
less) ..........35c per insertion
Over 1 inch, sc per line addi-
tional.
Death notices, Csc per insertion.
The Business Office closes at
P. NJ.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-05
WISCONSIN, FARM LANDS

4 ANDoLoGY, A MAGAZINE GIVING
b the facts in regard to the land sftua-
ton. Three months subscription. FREE
II for e home or as an investment yt,s.
are thinking of buying good farm lands.
simply write me a letter and say Mail
me LANDOLOGY and all particulars
FREE" Address Editor Landoloxy
skidmore Land Co.. 1Is skidnore bldg,
MaTinette, Wiz.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-05
WORKING MEN

Seldom have a chance to get associated
with bushes men in concerns that make
money. An opportunity is offered you to
get in on the ground floor with promf-
better than 20eo annually. II you have
no this is your chance. Proposition win
sTsnd thorough investigation. For full
particulars address A No. $50, Times.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-05
INSTRUCTIONS.

RAGTIME Plano playing in 90 lessons.
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Ask ron REPEAL

The Ea" Chicago Park Board YES
torday decided TO ask for the repeal Of
the ordinance which authorized the
5000 0o0 bond issue for park improve
ment and 70 ask in its stead an crdin-
ance authorizing an issne Of six per
cent. bonds The bond issue author
lied was Of I'VE per cent bonds and the
board has been unable TO dispose Of
the issue The@mount or the propos-
I'd issue was not decided upon
j G smith. the only member Of the
present board who was on the former
board was elected president. r. 4.
Parks was chosen vice president. r.
= Richards was selected as clerk and
NJ r Critics MAS appointed attorney
Acting upon the suggestion o. Geo.
Lueosan who has the concessions in the
Lake Front park il Was decided - ex-
tend platform sixty feet into the lake
from which the hathers NAV dive
There VIII ne sbring board at the end
Of the platform. Lugosan was made
special policeman and il was decided
to have one special policeman in each
park
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-09

my hopeful people whom YOU freed
sixty years ago" said Johnson in a
passionate appeal. When you give
like protection to the ballot box in
Georgia as you give in Illinois. you
republicans will not he ashamed Of
results" he declared.
THEN WITHDRAWS CONTESTS
After he had been confirmed in his
seat by a vote Of - TO -. Johnson
announced withdrawal Of a number Of
contests ne has appealed in various
Georgia districts excepting in the
Fourth on the hearings on this
contest the decision went against him.
During the course Of the investiga-
ton Johnson was asked bluutly by
Gregory Page. of New Mexico, wheth-
er he Rad accepted sa500 from anyone
10 make the tight in Georgia and bring
these contests from that state. johnson
denied this charge
The Kansas city. No. contests had
brought caustic criticism from mem
hers Of the committee on reported pro-
Valence Of fraud in the elections It
was charged that gunner were used
to keep voters from the polls and that
mustard gas was used by the poll zeal
a. ach henchmen u break up meet
in.,. of machine cpl or nts.
Following vigorous denials of such
practices the regular party delegates.
Robert J Flick and Jesse T.. Martin,
were seated by a vote of 81 to 20. This
district had been left without repre-
sentation by the national committee.
The scandal concerning the use Of Low
den money in the Missouri campaign
was not brought before the committee
Action by the national commit &c
was sustained on contests brought
from Alabama. Arkansas. Florida. Min
nesota. Mississippi. Oklahoma. South
Carolina, Texas. Virginia and the Dis
trict of Columbia
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TWi, CITY
Neus Notes

Apropos to the month or June being
typefied as the ideal month for we'd.
dings many deviations from this old
standard rule were noticed in the
month II May Of this year However.
the first to be listed in the Twin Cit
les to date was q double ceremony oe-
curing at the home OF Mrs A j
Fulton in Block ave, last evening when
the two daughters were welded at a
quiet home nuptial Miss LYDIA was
hetrothed to Mr.. Peter J. Schoon. OF
Gary, an employe of the Gary Steel
Mills as inspector Miss Mabel be-
came the bride Of Mr. oscar w Wei
gar a resident OF Indiana Harbor and
assistant motor mechanic at the In
land steel Co The officiating clergy
man was Rev Rollo G. Speer Men
delsohn's wedding march was selected
a. an Accompaniment to the bridal
partys entry To the parlor which was
banked with flowers and ferns The
attendants were Miss Mary Fulton. a
sister To both brides and Mr. Jacob
Schoon brother to one groom Miss
LYDIA was attired in white crepe DE-
chine much befriled and ruffled and
exquisite in its pattern. Equally
charming was the gown worn by Miss
Mabel only the dainty trimmings was
% lace with material Of the same
clinging texture and distinctive in its
design Huge floral sprays were car
ried by both brides There was no
headgear worn by either The brides
maid wore blue satin simple Of con-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-09

order to keep the factories running and
to give the household necessary water
10 maintain. health and sanitation. it
Will be necessary 70 live up &c and en-
force the following
Fiat and metered consumers ~ water
fer sprinkling purposes are hereby no.
tined that the hours for prlnkling
shall be is those residing North OF
Rimbach Avenue Fayette street and
Nickle Plate Railroad. 10 A. NJ and
those residing south Of said line from
to 10 p NJ. and sprinklinE at any
other time than above hours is post
iveh forbidden
am compelled to issue this Proc
lamation owing to the fact that manu-
featuring plants. business and dwelling
houses are not being sufficiently sup
piled with water
West Hammond viii also comply with
these rules and their Mayor viii en-
force same
II this notice is not complied with
viii issue a Proclamation prohibiting
all sprinklins within said cities
s-s-s-1o DANIEL BROWN. Mayor
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viii be carried out and each of the
Pas'ts viii be called upon for speech.
4 large crowd is promised fer thi
occasion
on TUESDAY evening ~ the following
week. June g. the Masons vii lsive an
entertainment, concert and dance at the
Temple for the bench Of the Indiana
Masonic Home for old men. widows and
orphans which Is located a Franklin.
The entertainment will be for Master
Nasons and their families,
A big time is also promised for sat
urday June IS when the ROYAL Arch
Masons Will hol dan all day session -
M Chapter and viii initiate large
class of candidates