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The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-11

Monday, Dec. 90 7:so to 8. Subject:
"The Pace of Y. M. G. A. in the Com
munity.'' Secretary Geo. w. Weber.
$40 to 9:20. Subject: "The Mir
acles Of jesus Rev. =. s. Hardge, pas
tor Kyles A. M. E. Zion church.
A small feee Of 25 cents will be
charged to cover cost Of light and heat
of building. Service Of faculty is do
mated.
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-11
Plans Restricting
7. All Immigration

Aberdeen, Wash, Nov. 5.-Legisla-
tion restricting immigration from
Europe to blood relatives Of foreign
born American citizens is to be asked
Of congress by Representative Albert
Johnson, Washington, chairman Of the
house of representatives committee on
immigration. johnson today, before
leaving here for Washington, D. G. said
the country cannot absorb the thous-
ands Of immigrants now coming and
that restrictions are needed. ..s-
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-11
MIscEGNATIoN rs o. KID
IN NEW CONSTITUTION
Negroes Given All the Righ-s Of Whites.
(By Oscar E, Hewitt

(By Oscar E. Hewitt
The new Illinois constitutions now
tentatively agreed upon-specifically
guarantees the privilege Of inter mar
rage of the blacks and whites. It pro-
claims as valid in this state the misceg-
nation of races.
Under this basic law, il adopted,
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-11
Lies Harvest.

smooth ease. and joyous ways. and
pastures green.
Rich wealth OF sunshine and
dearth OF rain.
Nay. hearts must bear the thrust
OF plowshare keen,
The hurt Of harrow and the blind
ing rain.
Fer life can garner In the golden
grain. ss5e55.s >a:5;.. a 4i,as
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-11

Mrs. Laurence c. Jones, whose cut
appears, and who until recently was
resident Of Iowa has been honored by
the Mississippi State Federation of Col
ored Women Is clubs by being chosen
president of that organization. Mrs.
Jones, who is the wife of Prof. Laur-
ence Jones, principal Of Piney Woods
Industrial school at Braxton, Miss, and
publisher of "The Bystander,' mas
The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-11

carried to her southern home many
northern ideas that will prove helpful
to her in her work in the southland. In
addition to her club activities she occu-
pies the position Of assistant principal
Of the Piney Woods school. Prior to
her marriage to Mr.. Jones she engaged
in educational and social uplift work in
her native state. .. -.-,. .
New-York tribune., 1920-06-17
Pirates Open at p. c.,
Cubs Go to BROOKLYN

After day or rest, du9 to an open
date IN their schedule, the Giants viii
start the third series Of the Western
invasion of the Polo Grounds this NJ
iernoon' G.r' when they Will meet George
1lbson's Pittsburgh Pirates. 1t w!Il
be the first appearance of the Smoky
CITY aggregation at the p. G. this sea.
son. Jess Barnes Will probably occup,
the III ound for the McGraw clan.
The Dodgers will also resume hostil
tics to-day when they clash with the
Shicag1 Cubs at Ebhcts Field TIE
Brooklynltes have made a rather dis
couraging showing against the Western
clubs so far having lost three out Of
four games to the Cardinals and also
TO the champion Reds. Alexander the
Great and Al Mamaux will probably be
the opposing twirlers in the open ny
game Of the series across the Bridge in
BROOKLYN
New-York tribune., 1920-06-17
Hood Sent to Coast

Wallace Hood, an outnelder on the
Brooklyn National League Club, wa
released yesterday to the Salt Lake
City team OF the Pacific Coast Lcapue
He had previously been claimed by the
Chattanooga Club Of the Southern As
sociation, but this club relinqushed
It's claim as Hoods home is on the
coast and the youngster wishes to join
team in that vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-17
Browns Nose Out
Athletics for 9Th
Straight Victory

ST. LOUIS, June IS. st. Louis scored
the opening game of the series with
PHILADELPHIA today. to !. Tobin
made both Of St. Louis runs.
Perry lost his own game in the ninth,
passing one batter. hitting another
and allowing Walkers return on Sis
ler's single to get away from him.
The scOro:
New-York tribune., 1920-06-17
" ilson Fights To.n;o!,,

PHILADELPHIA, June t6.2Thc box
ing show scheduled for Shihe Park to-
night, the feature Of which was to have
been an eight-round bout between
Johnny Wilson, the new middleweipht
champion, and Augie Rather. Of New
J 1ork, was postponed until tomorrow
night, on account or min.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-17
Fire Leading Batters
In Tmo Big Leagues
AMERIcAN IrNGIr


The golf team Of the Dunwood'
Country Club vii mee. the golf team
of the Gedney Farm Coan-ry Club a
the latter course SATURDAY TIE pF1-
gram calling for foursomcs in the
morning and twosomes IN the after.
noon.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-17
Hzksn1en Pull Out Victory
IN Last TiUo Innings, If
Home Run Kings Four-Bagger in Eighth Nets Two
Runs; Quinn, Mogridge and Shawkey Used to
Stop Champions in the Opener of the Series
By w. O. Mcclellan

16.The Yankees the
and Ruth his eighteenth home here
to-day The
brief shower.
Murders Row looked start artillery finally
gotin nto actio before the ended.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-17
Vaughn Returns
To Box and Gains
SE1ut-Out FOR Cubs

BOSTON, June 16- The Chicago Cubs
to-day made it three straight from the
Braves in the Lost game Of the series.
winning l to 0 behind Jim Vaughn's
first start since Memorial Day in Chi
caso, making seven victories in row.
In the eighth Flack, who had forced
Vaughn. scored on Hollocher's triple
to LEFT center
New-York tribune., 1920-06-17

Two Workouts
For Columbia
Crews Upstate
Rice Orders Morning and
Afternoon Spins; Quak-
ers Arrive for Big Regatta

ITHACA. n. Y. June 15.-Rain to-
day interfered somewhat with the
practice schedules of the crews, which
are in training for Saturdays inter
collegiate regatta. Morning showers
prevented Coach Ten Eyck. of
Syracuse, from taking his crews out
before noon, but they were given a
fairly long drill this afternoon over
the course.
Coach James Rice sent his Colum bia
crews out for both morning and after
noon spins. The Cornell crews were
on the water lase this afternoon for a
two-hour row
Coach Joe Wright and his PennsyI-
vania varsity, junior varsity and fresh
man crews. arrived here to-day, leav-
ing Elson, No. in the varsity eight,
in Philadelphia for graduation exer-
cises. He will join the squad to-mor-
row
Owing to absence Coach Wright took
only his Junior varsity and freshman
eghts over the course this afternoon.
He said his crews would have their
first practice of the season on a two
mile course at Cayuga Lake, their
course on the Schuylkill River at
Philadelphia being limited to one mile
and FIVE sixteenths because of bridge
building operations there.
Rufflo, bow of the Columbia varsity,
is suffering from a badly blistered
hand, but Coach Rice expects that he
viii be back in good shape by Satlr-
day.
Grandstands to accommodate tho
thousands of spectators who will view
Saturdays regatta are being built at
the finish line.
GALES FERRY, Conn, June 16.-The
Yale varsity crew was given time
trial over the four-mile course late to-
day, after which Coach Guy Nickalls
SAID he was pleased with the showing
OF the oarsmen. The time was an
nounced as 2l minutes 33 1-5 seconds
The test was rowed upstream, with
tidal conditions favorable.
At the start thirty four stroke was
used, but this was reduced to thirty
soon after. The second varsity boat
paced the varsity the first two miles
ana the freshman crew paced NILE
and half, the varsity finishing the
last half mile alone. The beat was
pushed up to "a for the final sprint
RED TOP, Conn, June 18.-Har-
wards crews we're given light work
outs on the Thames to-day. Short
paddles and dashes both morning and
! afternoon made up the days program
K. X. Kane, No. 3 in the Crimson
varsity shell, and s. A. Duncan, No. 6
IN the second boat, were out because
Of boils. S. Damon, of the second var
sltE, took Kane's place on the first
New-York tribune., 1920-06-17

Brown .........o , 0 % 10 x-4
Yale ............0 0 | ! O. 8
Battories-knieht and uaddleton: Coke
Calhoun and Peters.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-17
American Association

Columbus, 4 st Paul. .
Toledo 2 Milwaukee, l.
louisville. 4; Minneapolis. 2.
indianapolis. S Kansas City, 3
New-York tribune., 1920-06-17

SAN FRANCISCO, June 16.-Jack
hearns, manager Of Jack Dempsey, to-
night accepted the Wichita, Kan, rhal-
lenge of Georges Carpenter for a fght
amy ume after October 10.
after two weeks we VIII take on all
comers. Carpenter preferrcd' Kearns
said I'VE viii fight Carpenter on or
after October 10 at any place whore a
decision is possible and where suffi-
cient number frounds to satisfy the
public are guarateed We are ready to
hear from Billy Miske, OF anybody who
thinks he has a chance with Dempsey.
but, of course, Carpenter is the big
objective.'
Kearns announced he would leave for
the East with Dempsey within a week.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-17

NEWPORT, R. L, June 16.-The
weather here to-day was deemed un-
favorable for the holding of another
race between the Resolute and the
Vanitie. The committee directing the
trials went outside this morning on
the tender Mohawk in quest of a wind,
but an almost complete calm pre-
vailed.
On the committees return the two
racing craft, which had been riding at
anchor with malnsals and topsails sor
were made snug for the night, with the
tally still standing to 3 in favor of
the Resolute.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-17

One dispatch remarked that Cyril Toley the gang
STAR was much like Babe Ruth The Babe writes that he play
h nine innings Of baseball and eighteen holes final
status There isn't enough in the type
The Tiger the Lion
1t has always been the ambition Of kids fight
between tiger and lion.
To the ystander these always represented
the final words in jungle
Well the Tiger his the Lions
eam IS pfaecng quick starts in the general direction
closely fought as the Gardner Tolley golf match
Princeton has proved her track and big
against Yale against Harvard necoegaes These
tests prove Nassau will be worthy entrv
in one of the early international
The St. Louis Punch
With Ionsby taking daily cut at the ball s. ous
threatens to become the of
Detroit still banking Cobb top New York
ong Babe Ruth as leading candidate but city present
any two such onsy great ball PLAYERS
/ but fine types devoid Of super ten1perament
Hoinsby has only one or two
has rougher with Jackson Meu and several
others whaling that whrr up in the
general aLect0n OF the home plate Cob candidacy by any
means but he VIII need his best class now
banked around the peak. INV
EIornsby fairly the National League He looks to be
the best natural hitter in that circuit.
The Las Hundred
In life the first hundred years to be the hardest In NON
nant race the last hundred games always tell the story
There still hundred PLAYED Cor hercabuts m
each team the circuit where the rarely begin to tell
80 lar the National League has been with much better
balance of strength The finding more onnot;on a be
1 s year. where they had only the Giants
no" there arc at least four clubs that have improved strength
and one of these Brooklyn has pitching power go the full route
Speaking Of the status Joseph Beckett Of ENGLAND has
so far shown exchange aops with one Francis
Moran of the United States Taking presenting wa]ps is Mr.
Moans idea of pleasant among those whom be ba
barred are Jack Johnson, Willard and Fred Fulton
"sr Upton confident" How many expected Sir Thomas 70
come over and admit that he had chance to win?
Some has ranked Wagner Not quite yet
SO far model Duplcates for Wer
and Cobb have yet
New-York tribune., 1920-06-17
Eastern League

Waterbury. 2, New Haven. . & in; rain).
Worcester. B, pttsGeld. GsD
Pittsheld, Worce9ter (2d).
bridgeport. :, Albany, 4
fartfOrG- Albany trainO
New-York tribune., 1920-06-17
SllanlrOcks Reach
Sandy Hook Ready
For Trial Races

Sir Thomas Lipton's Shamrock "
which is to race for the Americas Cup
against the American defender, ar
rived at Sandy Hook yesterday pre-
paratory TO its trial races with the
23-meter Shamrock The two sham
rocks were towed down the bay, and
VIII be made ready Immediately for
their workouts, which viii start to-
day
New-York tribune., 1920-06-17

College Results
Harvard 2; Fordham. o
Brown, 4 Yale. !.
HASEBALL TO-DAY-EBRETS FTV,.C.
hrooNlyn va Chicago. A,5o +, NJ Arvt
New-York tribune., 1920-06-17
|71f SPORT, Ii
~eaHHHebY Grafz1Zal7dR Rice
(C0pyright, 1920, Ne1o York Tribune. Inc.
Before I'm Old"

OVherein Contributor Adds His Uish)
Sometime, before Pm three-Score ten
I'd lRe to old II. C.. l..
Come fopping, rambling doum again.
The same 1cay Hanmpty-D Dompty fell;
and just you, I'd lihe to camp
Where Amazon foaos smoothly by,
But better still, I'd like to lamp
Some Joint that gets a "jit' for pie.
Before leaue this fearful ua1e
And hit the Western way to HeaUen
ID like to oldtime sale
Of hats for three and "hichs" for seuon;
BIT most Of all before I croak
Betore wlth shades start to mingle
I'd hke-afd SIR nhis is no joke
To sec Ruth hit jtst one more SINGLE
JOHN II. 1PGOJGH
New-York tribune., 1920-06-17
1919
ATRII

Men on
Date. Pitcher & club. Base. Place
23-Alogridge, n. Y..M) I NY.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-17

The 5000 shirts in yesterdays ,,,
were most gone by noon.
Tried 10 stop the notice in the as,s,
noon papers, but couldn't in all.
Apologies to belated buyers.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-18
LEGAL

----,.7--,icn held hereunder, such P-i
Genera vi and such General Erection
may Lsu designate the term Tor which
ballot t.,iiouer is candidates ana, pro
saeh, Frrthsr. that such reduest nled WIN WIN
yided ~ Audltor shall designate the Term
the ',I3 tbg petitioner Is candidate;
ior VI, 'y,,tber, that In the event less
pfoudeu ,31 candidates shall file theit
ths1 ~ retttion to be placed upon the
rsquerl "rfection Ticket as herein pro.
Primafy newly elected and auslifiei
vided. "a Commissioning Immediately
Mayor an' ,,Sncted into office shall nom-
ai,cf ptl9s 9s,6nfirrn a free holder and qral-
lnaie guy, as herein provided, " fin any
nied ere Inc WATER COMMISSION
fscan., cause Whatsoever.
hoin .su,sy Q. II shall be the duty OF the
~ 1jitor 20 prepare seperete 'TumsIy
NCiH ., and General Eiecuon bailot ror nc i e
palot ""f members Of the WATER
. sIc. .,39,slIoS.' and to arrange the names
COMM rEtJatea for each term as mem
of ne ~ WATER COMMISSION ia
hsf ~ t.sT order without any designa-
spheVss.gnIa or device OF any Kind or
tlon W." poltical or otherwise. except
chs"..i ballot shnll be headed by the
eords' PRIMARY ELECTIov''
.w,T.U COMMISSION BALLOT"
=. ,hsreundcr the words -
ard ''' ,FOUR YEAR TERM
two YEAR TERM
GENERAL ELECTION"
,uATEE COMMISSION BALLOT
,h,,,undor the words
snd ''' pour YEAR TERM
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SECTION 2: That the assessments
hereby levied on each OF the above mem
toned lots and parcels OF land are hereoy
declared to be lien upon such lots and
parcels Of land 20 the same extent rs other
taxes and shall be collected and enforced
In the same manner as other taNes In and
for the city Of Tulsa, Oklahoma, are col
lected.
SECTION ?; That all assessments here.
by levied shall be divided into three tSl
equal annual installments as authorized
by said Statutes Of the State Of Oklaho ma
for such cases made and provided that
the assessments shall bear interest at the
rate of eight tD per cent per annum, pay.
able annually at the time OF the payment
Of the several instalments OF the said as
ECssmcnts, from the date uf the taking cf-
feet OF this ordinance: that the first in
stallment Of said assessments together
with tho accrued interest on the deferred
installments shall be payable on rne l5th
Gay Of December, 1924, and the remaining
deferred installments with the yearly in
terest on the unpaid installmcnts. shall be
payable on the 18th day OF December, OF
each succeeding year until all shall be
paid.
Provided. however that any OF the ow7-
ers OF the lots or parcels Of land so as
! ressed may at any time during the four
CD consecutive weeks following the day OF
the first publication Of this ordinance pay
| to the city Auditor OF the city Of Tulsa,
the full amount Of the assessments so lev
| tcd against their said lots and parcels OF
II
from the lien of such assessments.
| SECTION 4: That this ordinance shall
! be published for twenty-nine consecutive
days. in the Tulsa Daily World, news
paper published in Tulsa, Oklahoma; that
! the publication OF this ordinance az re-
luired by law shall be taken and regarded
ss sufficient notice to all persons interested
| IN the assessments hereby levied by ne
terms OF this ordinance,
| SECTION s: That all ordinances or
parts OF ordinances In CONFLICT with the
provisions OF this ordinance, insofar as ~ ih
conflict exists, are hereby repealed,
| SECTION 6; That an emergency exists
! for the preservation of the public health
and safety, and by reason whereof, this ur-
! dinance shall take effect from and after
NJ passage, approval and puhllcs'ioa.
! PASSED. and the emergency clause ruled
upon separately and approved this lst day
| Of October 1890
| APPROVED. this LIST day OF october,
1890
r. d. EVANS, Mayor
| Attest:
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
| City Auditor
| Approved;
| FRANK r. DUNCAN,
| City Attorney,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-18
EMPLOYMENT.


We want some real live salesmen
that arc not afraid OF work and
Will work hard for good money
selling the oklahoma Farmer. Cap
ror's Weekly ana Household in the
rural districts or tho state OF okla
homa. There is a fine feature TO
hustlcrs in this business. For par
uculars write u, HUFF. Circulation
Manager COS Continental Building.
Oklahoma City, oklahoma,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-18

" GENERAL ELECTION"
,,gaTtu COMMISSION BALLOT
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-18
AUTOMOBILES



i,uNND SEW gts-ton truck for sale At a
tsrriflcc price. win give tcrms to
responsible person and accept auto. cheap
truck or real estate in part payment
DaI psarr stf9
1920 RClCK roadster. only driven 2,too
miles snare tire and shock absorbets
an around, a sacrifice at h,AbO. u. q.
hryon 3l3 East first.
FOR SALE passenger touring car. must
Dc sold at once. Price $500 some
terms. Phone Cedar 6lts. can for Mr
Bunch.
WEED CHAtNs. racine tire company. St7
East second street
FuR sNbE-ipiS Peerless 7-pa,arngcr car.
new paint and good tiret in fine shape,
price $3.50 l5lt ". Fif'h.
l'ls NEiiE ohummy for snle first class
cuulilnp. good paint. top and curtains
Price 1900, $3.50 cash. Mr.. Smith. Usage
oooo
ron SALE Ou TRADE tor lighter car,
twin six Packard In fine shape. Gail
MADAM. Adams Motor Sales Co, Usage
7G40
FOR SALE Model o. 1.pessrnErr Cadu-
leo IN GOOD condition Gl7 3 Roudcr.
FOR SALE Ford touring car In good
running condition. Looks good t255.
oHnEt "'N3 or Usage 7Sa9.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-18
WEINBERGER
EXCLUSIVE MODESTO

EXCLUSIVE MODESTO
Ladies' Tailoring, Fancy Dressmak-
ing. Homstitching. 10 cents per
yard; button covering, embroider-
ing, pleatinE.
~ W. 5th St. Phone osAGE Sb79
CHLDREN's rcady-to-wear coats and
hats, made 10 order. school dress special
this week at the Dhfdupclla BABY shop.
Otaga GOg3 a0b W EaHt0n.
uANB EMBKOIDERED household linen.
All styles u pleatlng. Cedar ll0S.
HEMsrIrcHING and picoting attach
mcut, works on all sewing machines,
a.. personal checks l0r extra. Lights
Man order house. Box 1877, Birmingham,
WASTED PLAN sewing and ahlrt making
Call Mrs. paria cedar 7s4s lGAl south
HruIder
pnEssMAKIN by day; formerly sowed
at 40 b. Main. Telephone Usage sjbs,
G56 South quincy street
nos TUS MILLINERY at i22 y Chcy-
onur win give 10 OF on az trimmed
hate lu the next 10 days, We have
good aHsortmrnt Cau ana see them.
We AitE READY 90 % your fan and
2ss7.
FOR uENT-Masquerade costumes Tor all
ucsast1us li42 East siIth, naaFa sili.
" YOU VAST dreHs cut ana fitted
rh9no "saro S1l4 for appointment
BELLE MILLINERY -- Exclusive
models made in our workroom.
prices lowest Hats made 10 order
aud romodclcd, op"n evenings.
1899 south Detroit, corner Fifteenth
street Usage $3.50.
DE NINAa- rIoauuE, repeating, hem
EfIf.utuF button covered mail orders sp-
U.IHd room Hyh thlri fuYr NobluHUn
INHF. Tnrl pud Main
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Two YEAR TERM"

-, ,hsrenndcr the words
and 'n' tFOUR YEAR TERM
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AUTOMOBILES


- '''''''''' - ~" N''''f -
MAKE YOUR OIp can NEW
paint any car the way you want o.,
painted and do II rirh now. EstinNtrs
gladly furnished Art Scoles. with Frad
shaw Motor Corporation. no 5. Boullgp
Phone Osago SsAs
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1.-TWO YEAR TERM"

., ,hcrsundor the words
shu '' aFOuR YEAR TERM
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BOARD AND ROOMS

| HOUSE SHOES s1bp
Garment Factory. E Seventh and Kenoshu
FOR RENT-Two nice large housckrop-
ing rooms modern; very convenient. ca
car line or walkinf distance. no children.
OsaEe i5iT.
BosToN 4, i7is--3 south furnished
housekeeping rooms upstaIrs Also 2
rooms on ground floor rear entrance,
rood well osagf t2l2.
CINCGNNATI &. Gl2--One modern room,
nicely furnished. for reliable white
couple whore wife will do homework
morning. and evenings In exchange for
rent; reference required.
CHEYENNE, y. sii--Two nice, D loan
rooms. well furnished; sink adj 'lning
bath.
TWO LIGHT housekeeping rooms Tor
ront on Kendall car line. osaGe 6sO3.
LARGE front liRht h 1usekeeping rooms
III West Fourth
TWO light housekeeping rooms; MODEM
ground floor. sf South rhoenE
GUTHRIE, s., 2ii-Three nice modern
light housekeeping rooms for rent
For RENT-one iight housckerping
room; no children. Usage sO94. IlgS Il.
Hodge
CLOSE IN, nicely Furnished, ground floor
sleeping room Kitchen privileges Hont
oNSonable. Cedar 1858
.gWO NEWLY furnished hous"kerrirF
rooms. modern. 1905 8. Frankfort Take
Grcutt Lake car.
CHEYENNE, ~ G7-2 large rooms and
ktchenetta on first floor. Very dsHir-
able.
FOUR nicely furnished llght housekeop-
ing rooms Tor rent 1915 W Frst
LAWTON $. IA lght housekeeping
rooms Tor rent modern Usage sCsg
CINCINNATI 3, lsoi-TWo connecting
rooms for housekeeping. no ohildron.
Usage s702.
FOR RENT--5 furnished light housekcop-
Ing rooms, modern bath electric lights
gas and well water throughout, also epaCe
for car IN garage, located y mile fIOm
payeW rnt on good sandy road CAL D. S
Chamberlin, Usage 1903. 27th and Peoria
Az
BOSTON, n, $50 rooms Tor llght house
keeping Phone Usage 5C62,
PEORIA, :. sl7--Light housokeeplnG
rooms 'or rent
LEWIS n. sC--rwo nicely furnished
Housekeeping rooms adjoining bath for
rent close TO jitney and car line Phone
Usage 2S25-R.
SECOND, EAST liOi-Oue light house
n
closet Usage 2Oi6-J
FOR REST--Seryaut quarters In return
Tor some h0usework, References t2i
Denver
FOR RENT-Two tight housokceplug
roomS Modern, 400 per week. 40
Shudreu. Osasc 2it2-J
Two large rooms and E'chenetto. very
reasonable. llil g Frankfort
HOsTON y, 5O7--Two ught housra,.p.
INK rooms
FOR RENT room and kitcLeurtlr.
newly furnished. in modern home
e. adults only. 22 n, LawtoH Usage
167-R
ADMIRAL u, lllG-For rent one and two.
room suite nicely furuiEhod fDr light
housekeeping: also sleeping rooms. Usage
?sil-B.
ROOMS FOR RENT FIRNIsHEp IL
LARGE room with beds - oaru. also
single room. 1903 East Second St tol
tli5 OEaFe.
DENVER, n, b17--Lsrse southeast room
adjoining bath, and furnace heat fUr
'ne or two gentlemen Ossge a7aT.
BOSTON N, 522-For rent. modern r0err.
ing room with adjoining bath, Eenlo.
men only. Usage 72lo.
FOREST, 8, isOs-For rent Two font
sleeping rooms.
iDANDY room. private home, 1 or pr'a.
! rsaSouahl" terms 10 desirable plf'.eH
Call Usage ssts
IeECOND o., l0Os-For rent ] nicely fur-
uished front room for gentleman, walk
Ii7R distance from town, private "utrancr.
hath connection. Osage l62j.
! tor senusmen. Phone Ossge sisg'H.