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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-13

VIGO, septiembre 13.-El vapOr de
la Ward Line, "Siboney'', ha emba-
rrancado aver en- este puerto, por una
falsa maniobra de su captain que 10
echo contra un bajo de rocas. El bu-
que esta en- inminente peligrO. El
numerosO pasaje y la tripulaci6n pu-
dieron saIvarse integramente. Han
salido varios remOlcadores del puer-
to de Gibraltar para ir en- auxilio del
buque siniestrado.
SAN SEBASTIAN, septiembre IS.
-Durante la nOche del sabadO Sc ha
llevad0 efectO un rObo audaz en- la
gran joyeria de la Avenida de la Lii
bertad. Los ladrones llevarOnse un
collar valuadO en- dOscientas mil Pc
setas. Hasta ahora, y pesar de los
esfuerzos de la policia, no Sc ha dadO
con ninguna pista.
MADRID, septiembre 13.-Se ha
planteadO una Interpolation para que
el GobiernO explique 81 esta dispues-
to a seguir subvencionando la prem
sa para cubrir el precio del papel que
es ruinOsO. Ell GObiern0 leva dados
hasta ahOra, como anticipO reintegra-
BILE, ~ millOnes de pesetas.
SAN SEBASTIAN, septiembre 13.
ri pohlaei6na esta igapresiepada Dor
una a8entnra n0yelesca hue IS eI te-
ma de tOdas las cBnEersaci8nes. .Ha-
ce amos, una pobFe mHjer abandOn6
aquf tres hijOs que fueron recogidos
por una pobre familia de pescadOres.
Inltiles fuerOn las pesquisas hechas.
De la mujer nunca se supO ell TastrO.
AhOra los niiios acaban de ser n0tifi-
cados pOr unOs ab0gRdOs argentinOs
de que la madre muri6 en- sBuenOs All
res, dejandOles herederos de una for
tuna de veinte millOnes de pesetas.
BARCELONA, septiembre 13.-El
regente de ia Publicidad'' ha sidO
asesinadO aver al salir de los talleres,
pOr los sindicaIistas. Los ObrerOs
cOmpaneros del muertO trataron de
detener al asesinO, pero un grupO de
sindicalistas esperaba al criminal pa
ra protegerle en- su huida. Para ahu-
yentar sus perseguidores, hicierOn
fuego hiriendo dos personals, una de
elias esta grave.
La opinion pGblica esta indignadi-
sima y pidei un castigO ejemplar.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, septiembre
13.-Ha sido descubierto un complOt
en- los EstadOs Unidos para asesinar
al general Alvaro Obreg6n, y otros
dos generates adictos quienes ,fueron
va avisadOs de los prop6sitos de sus
enemigos. Ell general Obreg6n, Sc ha
negado adoptar precauciones espe-
ciales, diciendo que el no hay quien
lie mate.
VIENA, septiembre 13.-Debido a
las frecuentes lluvias torrenciales y
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-13
DANA FALLECIDA

Un cable recibido ell sabado infor-
mo la muerte en- Brooklyn, Estados
Unidos, de la respectable anciana Sc
nora Gertrude Dooley, madre del Sc
Sr. Henry w. DooIey, jefe del Depa:
tamento de agencias de la casa Su-
cesores de L. Villamil Y. Ca, de esta
plaza. La fenecida visit6a a Puerto Ri
co en- ell 1909, grangeandose numero-
sas amistades. Deja numerosa prole
Descanse su alma en- la paz del Sc
nor Y reciban sus deudos, .nuestro pc
same.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-13
Un COmplOt deScubiertO en- EStadOS UnidOS
para aSeSinar al General 0bfeQ0r
Los crlmenes de los Sndicalistas en- Barcelo-
ma. FL 1ltimo atentado.-Las novelas de la
vida. Una herencia de 20 millones.--Un robo
fabuloso en- una ioyerla de San Sebastian.


gar a una soluci6n del problema, son
mas equitativas.
MADRID, septiembre 13.-El fa-
moso torero Juan BelmOnte ha sufri-
do un accidente que lie tendra alejado
de los circos taurinos 10 menOs un
mes. BeImonte tiene fracturadO ell
huesO del brazO derechO, y pOr tantO
esta fuera de combate, pOr ahora, pa
ra la lidia.
CORUNA, septiembre 13.-El 'In-
fanta Isabe", de PinilIos, ha salidO
para la Habana, lleyandO una gran
compania de Opera que va actuar en-
la capital de Cuba, a principles de Oc-
tubre. Entire los artistas figura el
insigne baritone Titta Rufo.
PARIS, septiembre 13-El iuzga-
do correspondence ha ordenado que
sc haga la autopsia al cadaver de Oil
We Thomas, la famOsa artista cine
matografica que muri0 recientemente
y Sc supOne que fue envenenada. La
policfa asistira la operaci0n. Ira
tase de averiguar la verdadera causa
de la muerte.
DUBLIN, septiembre 1s.-El SER
yicio de tranvias ha estadO paralizadO
varias hOras aver, con objeto de per-
mitir a todos los empIeados que asis-
'tieran a una niiiisa POI ii alcSlde Nc!
CT.,voo,.axv a.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-13

que presiden el nacimiento de las cria-
turas han tenido nara 81 un regalo SUI
,prenp;; ef tle haDetle tiltdd Ia herhlts.siial
ia, que es easi siempre una promesa
de dichay
AL felicitar los afortunados padres
del hino que va forma desde aver Ell
los ejercitos cristianos, hacemos votos
porQte todos estos augurios que hacen
predecir, la ventura del infantito, ten
gan una plena contir1naci0n.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-13

al deshielO de los Alpes, ha habido
un desbordamiento del rio Danubio,
que ha subido @catorce pies sobre su
nivel ordinariO. Los vecinos de la
parte baja de la siudad, estan huyen-
do aterrorizados ante la inundaci6n
que viene hacer mas implacable la
situaei6n de las cIases pobres.
MADRIDa septienabre 13.-Discl-
tese la prolongaci6n del credito espa-
mol otorgadO Francia. La actual pro-
rroga vence ell dia yeinte del corrien-
te mes. Los ministries de Estado de
Hacienda estudian el asuntO, prOcu-
randO darle una sOluci0n arm6nica.
MADRID, septieInbre 13.-El ayun-
tamiento de Palma del Rio ha anun-
ciado que presentara su renuncia en-
pleno, 81 el GObiesno no facilita el
trigo al pueblo. condenadO de otra
suerte a morirsel de hambre. Parece
que en- ell terreno de la practica no
tiene exito la Intervention Official en-
ell abaratamiento del trigO.
MADRID, septiembre 13.-Se han
reanudado las negOeiaciones para re-
solver la huelga dc Rio Tinto, que
afseta 4 ounce ereA qae. estan
alaora en- una situaci6h muy diffciI.
Las bases pIanteadas ahora para He
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-13

gos Y hoy las II dict6 auto de pri-
sion contra la ciudadana Maria Emilia
Nuflez, acusandola lie atentado la vi
da Y fijandole tianza de $1,000 por SUI
libertad provisional.
FL hogar de nuestro amigo ell doctor
Sc ha- visto muy visitado deSde que Sc
supo ell lamentable suceso y el tel6fono
no ha ceSado lie funcionar.
Ell IMPARCIAI4 lamenta 10 Sucedi-
do desea ell restablecimiento del como
>cido joven.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-13
PORTO RICO MOTION PICTURE

Ha sido archivado Zen la oficina del
Secretario Executive de Puerto Rico
un certificado de enmienda a las
Clausulas de, Incorporaci0n.'d la col
poraci6n domestica, denominada Por'
to Rico Motion Picture Productions
I1tC., en- ell sentidO de zanzibar ell nom
bre a Porto Rico PhotopIays, Inc.
mudar el lugar de la oficina principal
la parada 80, Hato Rey, Rio Pie
dras, de cOnvertir todas las accio
nes de Ia corporation ell acciones
QOmuneS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-13


notable fotograO ng aaba de dsenarcar
fin
Vzconda Laye
VzcOndesa
de la esta e Hoppe.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-13

VIAJANTE.-Se necesita con como
cimientos de calzadO, para nuevO al
macen que Sc abrira. EN- breve.
APARTADO 62, San Juan, P. r.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-13
Cosecheros de tabaco

Harina de trigO puro, marca
MONARCH para ell cultivo del
tabacO. Podemos entregar du-
rante Octubre y NOviembre. Re-
serve a tempo la cantidad que
-interesen.
B. FERNANDEZ & HNos.,
sucesOres.
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-13
TEATRo MUNICIPAL
El programG de estG noche.

La compaifa VelasSo que con tanto
6xito viene actuando en- ell Teatro Mu
nicipal, anuncia para su function de
hoy ell siguiente cartel: Ell Asombro de
DamGseo Y SevilIa de mis- Amores.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-11-24

Cutie awfully hard budged and from
him to Colby Coon, and from Colby
Coon to Chipmank.
Not one of these little Meadow
Grove pupils had budged. I think like
Mr.. Ostrich, they imagined Fleet
couldn't see them when their faces
were covered
Now Nancy and Nick had gone to
the party as 'Babes In The Wood,
YOU know, and they had a great bas-
ket. They say the dagger their lit
tie friends were in, and with their
Magical Green Shoes to whisk them
around, they picked up every little
animal in sight and dropped them in.
And they wished themselves out of
that.
In just a couple of winks, that corn
field was empty of every single thing
but corn shocks, pumpkins, moon
beams, and Fleet Fox And Fleet
was bowling with disappointed hum
ger.
Copyright, 1920l
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-11-24
five JUSTICES
TO Be ELECTED
To Be Cast Dec.
4 In That Many
Districts

. Notices have been posted in five
militia districts of Sumter county
calling elections on December to
fill vacancies in the office of justice
of the peace, caused by the expira-
tion of terms of the present officials,
2Sth New 10th and Old 10th. In
the newly elected officials to begin
their terms next January l. The dis
tricts affected are the 9th, 18th,
In the other four district of the coun-
ty no elections will be held, the peo-
pie of those districts preferring to
have only one such official, the grand
jury appointee to that office serv-
ing.
The retiring officials in the five
listed districts where elections will
be held are: 9th, F. W. Griffin; 18th
j. @. Jones; 28th. G. S. Suber; New
18th, George W. Israel; Old 18th, J.
T. Price.
The voting places are as follows:
9th, Americas; 18th, Leslie, 28th,
Methvin's store; New 10Th, Sumter ;
Old 18th. Huntington.
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ADVENTURES
or THE TWINS
b. Olive Reherty Barton
THE TWINS TO THE RESCUE.

When Fleet Fox jumped out of the
scarecrow's clothes, that he had been
masquerading in at his own party,
and jumped right into the midst of
his guests, there was a frightened
scurrying and skedadling in every di-
rection.
Flop Fieldmouse dropped his ban
ner on which were the words 'I'm
Mr.. Elephantw for he wasn't sure
that Fleet would be fooled by the
information one bit. Anyway he
wasn't going to take a chance and
he streaked under the corn shock
nearest him. Petey Porcupine and
Harry Hedgehog who were pretend
ing to be pin-cushion and chestnut
burr respectfully, l mean respective
ly, sat still. They knew that they
We're safe, for Fleet had learned, his
lesson once before and now felt his
nose tenderly every time he looked
in their direction.
Cutie Cottontail, who really should
have made himself scarce, didn't
bulge bit either. Under his little
plantain-leaf mask, he imagined he
looked just like Mr.. Mule because
his ears were so long. But Fleet
didn't think so at all. and he licked
his lips.
"Grrrrrp he growled, looking at
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-11-24
NO. 5.-THE DRESSING ROOM.


worldw And another "Sure she's
all right! l knew she was all right
when she first come-with her XII
mono like it was glued on her!'
'Vi. show her how to do her lips
that's the stuff. Wowie-but she's
got a million-dollar smileW
And so it went. Everybody was
nice to me and l had no more trou-
BILE and tears. One girl told me
something I'll always remember.
eff you want to earn a living In
this business" she said, you can
do it, don't care what anyone says
If YOU got the looks and the figure
and amt afraid to work hard, you
can make form $50 to $125 week;
Cut the Johnnies and the jazz and
save your money. | been at tnls
game four seasons-always IN the
Follies, and / know what Pm talking
about. A girl don't have to go to
the dogs" :.
was standing in the wings OF
the second night when one of the
stars of the show patted my shoulder
and smiled in the friendliest way
''I started this way. too" she said
at determined at the very beginning
that I was going to make money for
the manager-get me? That's the
whole secret of success. Be better
than the rest. No manager will risk
losing YOU if you know your bust
ness and add to the box office re.
CENTS, remember that. You've got
the looks. All you have to do now
is make up your mind what you want
to do-and do it better than anyone
else" L.,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-11-24

EXTHEN told Friend Lady how mis-
w cradle was in the "Follies"
dressing room with all those sophisti-
Gated chorus girls sneering at me she
advised me in two words: "Be friend
ly."
sBut l can't be-" l said. 81 could
not behave as they do, and | wouldn't
if I could"
"You don't have to-" she said.
"Those girls were just like you
once. They're good deal like you
now underneath all thathard careless
ness. But. you have to be friendly
with such girls. Be frank with them
and they'll be nice to you. Appeal
to them as one human being to an
other, and you'll find them generous
and kindhearted. Try it."
Then came vision of the folks
al home-the little house on Mer-
chant street, with Mother and Dad
sitting together on the porch and
Harold rafting the water bucket and
the pump-handle in they ard. A
longing to do something for them
came over me.
That night Cousin Edna sent me
ont of the dressing room for few
minutes. She said she was going to
act on Friend Lady's advice. / don't
know exactly what she said to the
girls, but when / came in, they were
perfectly dear! 1t was magical.
"Hello, Kid" they greeted me-
Then everyone talked at once.
$50 you won the Beauty Contest
Gee, what luck!" -,
Tell us how it all happened"
"How you gonna work in the Fol-
iies!''
"Where's your home, Kiddie?,'
stake a bunch of these chocolates
-aw, go on, take a lot!'
''Lemme show you how to put that
mascara on your eyes"
"My word, sister, you've sure got
swell hairW
ssNever been on the stage before?
Gosh, you poor lii kiddo! Say girls,
wen have to be nice to her, heyT'
eve thought you was up-stage.
But you're all right. I'll tell the
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-11-24
eIII pHIIl nIEhRc
UULI HUI ULLnliU
ROUGH, RED Skin
Faess Neck and Arms Easily Made
Smooth, Says Specialist

Any breaking out of the skin, even
hery, itching eczema, can be quickly
overcome by applying a little Mentho-
sulphur, declares noted skin special
ist. Because of It's germ DESTROYING
properties, this sulphur preparation
begins at once to soothe irritated skin
and heal eruptions such as rash, PIN
pies and ring worm.
L never fails to remove the torment
and Disagreement, and you do not have
20 wait for relief from embarrassment
Improvement quickly shows. Sufferers
from skin trouble should obtain a
small Jar of Mentho-Sulphur from
any good druggist and use Il like cold
cream.
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[ NI UAsuMMe1 IN
e0Me 211MzM|10/1|

EDITH Saeg America quiet
Ia hectic
Zgfed
May Leuenberger)
there all of her life.
had skyscaper; had been to theaer
village
hotel Pullman Then suddenly she the National saesgrs
whsked
zgfed shows and MayOwer movies This her of her ad
who
writer who helped her get started
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-11-24
The STANDARD
Entire Stock of Silks
At An Average OF
Half Price Or Less

We are selling more yards of Silk
than ever sold before, and when you
look at the NEW LOW PRICES ON
| THESE SILKS you will not wonder
why so many people are buying them.
We will be glad to have comparison
made between any of these Silks and
those of the same quality elsewhere.
| $3.50 Georgette Crepe, 40 inches
wide, white, black and colors at $1.25
$3.50 Crepe de Chine, 40 inches,
white black and colors, at ISL rs
$500 Black Taffeta, wear guaran
teed $3.50 Satins, black and colors, 36
at -........-.-...-.-.--.----. $1.75
$500. Colored Taffeta. all colors,
wear guaranteed, SO inches wide
1898 Extra Heavy Black and Colored
Taffeta, wear guaranteed, at 81 SO
$3.50 Satins, black and colors. So
inches wide, at yard ------.--..--.--.$1 SO
1898 Extra Heavy Satins, black
and colors, So inches wide, at,
yard S2.25
inches wide. at yard ---.....-..-.-....$2.25
$3.50 Silk Poplins, SO inches, black
and colors; colors guaranteed at csc
$500 Crepe de Chine Silk Shifting
SO inches wide, beautiful patterns,
at $1.9S
$500 Foulards, great variety of
pretty patterns; they actually sold
for $500; now -.-----------..-..-.$I.9 SO
$1.00 Jap Silks, white and all col
ors. 27 inches wide, now see
$500 Crepe Luster, q" inches
wide; for service it has no equal now
ward S1,50
BUY AT ONCE IN THE
SALE OF CURTAIN GOODS.
A sale of more than 5000 yards
of the very best American made cur
tain goods in white or colored.
At Csc. SO Inch Curtain Scrim, in |
white and ecru patterns; value gee.
At see. White and Ecru Marqui- |
settles; twenty patterns, reduced from
SOC.
At Ace. White and Ecru .Marqui-
settles; regular selling price soc to
THE BEST CLOTHES TO BE
FOUND FOR BOYS.
REGULAR $500 grades of Bows
Winter Suits of fine worsteds and cas-
sinners; sizes 8 to 10, are now priced |
at $14.50
Regular $3.50 Grade of Bows
Winter Suits of good cassimeres:
sizes 8 to 1S. are now nriced at So. so |
THIS IS A GREAT TIME
FOR NEW SHOES AND HERE
is A GREAT SHOE SALE.
Women's $1,000 Shoes at $3.50, |
$625 and SO. so
Mems $1,000 Dress Shoes at $7.35 |
Standard Dry Goods Co.
Forsyth St. Next Bank of Commerce
AMERICUS. CA.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-11-24

CITY TAX BOOKS OPEN
Tax digest is open for the pay
ment of 1920 city tax from date un
til December /. f. J. Eldridge
Clerk and Treasurer. -19-dec ]
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Integrity 10 thctNNh W any i'Sh'NN'NtN ~
siuon. Future advancement greatest CON
aidcration, although position must pay not
less than three hundred peg month Ret
erence several prominent business mon OF
TULSA. II interested, phone Usage btI9 TO
arrange appointment,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-28

MANTFp a lady On olothinE repair
work West side clothing store, 30 W.
Efrai
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complete Art Calendar and Advertising
penrl line of the very highest rank.
Real. live advertising shesmen VIII
want to invrAtlHate this line and our llh-
eraI contract before signing up for next
year Apply now, before your territory W
hsrlrned Address. Southern Art Cor
poration. Memphis, Tenn,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-28

a COMPETENT drcsamaker wanted, pre-
fer some one with nhop experience, Euod
salary Apply 10 Miss callahan, 2ls New
Ault Hldg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-28
PERSONAL PROPERTY

HIGHEST PRICES PAID
f1r mems second hand clothing, Shoes and
hats, buy uacd trunks, handbags and
tools Fhunc Usage 5tg6.
HIGHEST pRlCEG paid Tor second hand
clothins shoes and hats Phone 7li6.
best price paid for second hsnd cloth
ing shoes and hats Phone psasc saa6.
HIGHEST prices pals Tor second hand
clothing. shoes. hats etc. Phone Usage
bttb.
MISCELLANEOUS ron SALE os
COMPLETE ~ morse powor A y engine
Tor sale chesu. Usage 1888,
3 CELL WILLARD battery cheap, used
month cedar iie2. l2 west Brady.
FOR SALE Practically now Remington
typewriter. can at 200 y MaybSn
PLAY SAFETY FtRSr-And get Some
burglar proof locks and ventilators on
your windows for health and comfort Call
Usage 6l56 for demonstration Z, George,
STANDARD Grocery scale for sale. good
az new Scer II. p. Liston. 6is y.
Trenton.
For sALE-Fine ,baDy carriage, cheap.
Ossgc sl0s.
vfcTROLA and sewing machine Tor sale.
rhonc osage ts23-J.
POP CORN machine. Crstors Deluxe mod
81. new. latest up-tO-dsie machine. %
W First Cedar sos
ron SAIL large fine india Leopard
skins suitable Tor mounting. Phone
osage 6slt.
FOR sALE--Tvo fire doors with hard
ware and barn door track, one door
3-sNG-s and one loor 2-h-7-O; also ten
windows. lO-l2 : light two windows 9oNSO
two light. one window s6xaO two light.
welsh -McNuity Motor company Fourth
and Frankfort.
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MrrArloNs wANrEp--MALE .

Wss.tt@.f--II ~ '" ~ iNb -
At home evenings. Address H. $50 West
Walnut
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


80 ACRE-tmproved farm. 400 acres f.r.,
class creek bottom land, 500 sDrra \
cultivation fenced and cross fenced rril
t65 acre. good terms, A. Byum BIDS OsaeN
7s3a
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wANTED--Oenerai agent for Tulsa ana
vicinity for monthly premium accident
ana health department OF the oldest Com
pany writing all forms NJ accident, health
and life insurance. Requirch q man oapsblA
of handling business In cvsry parueulst
CommlHsion contract only. Part time ser
vice considered. Address 9. u. hoyer,
manager Casualty Department NNlonal
Life Insurance Company Of tho w. D. or
A. 20 n la Sale At, Chicago, Ill
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WANTED Fid to wash dlahss oil g.
Boston. Usage az.
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WANTED.-One large or q small yrT..
nishrd Housekeeping rooms. Na.t .r.I''
preferred. Ask fOr Mrs. Pool. Oaass 40
I2th N Main. '"'
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WANTED no RENf-ny refincI csl6r,
without children, 8 or room unfuruisl.
td bungalow, give Al references. Usage
$3.50
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ENPERiENCED coiofsd giris Tor rencr'i
hcusework modern rervants quarters
Furnished Apply In person. S'3 Eaft
Firhtecnth
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house for tho winter. must have Iva
sleeping rooms, possession oct. phun.
Usage g716.
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NTED-Furnished b-foom susr.,.. =,
or house must be FIRST class and ir %
location. rhone Usage s0t2 s''a
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NANTED-aRoum with private N4tt T.,
single business man mr. small fu-....baA
APT. near Sixth and Boston Phone DsaK,
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INSTRUCTION

DANCING AND DRAMATIC so
EXPRESSION, social aesthetic and
too dancing studio III South
Denver. Cedar 655.
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WANTED TO RENT-i or o I,ao4- -
furnished or unfurnished with gaf4gs ~
or before oct lst by man and wiz. -.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
rIArs ANp Nr.rrMrNrs Is

i-ROOM furnished apartment William
bldg. Second and South Detroit. Usage
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IL ACRES In town OF Dawson. q.
room house ana barn; price $500
$4,000 10 handle &C. Muster Realty
Co, 300 Security Bldg. Usage !2sl
s ACREs-i2 coo 1900 each p1ssassi.n
right now. southeast of city on paved
road. you viii have to hurry TO Get this
one, Homer A, orcutt. Osage ss7S, az Sc.
curity BldE.
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nusiNEs~ drroHIt MITES -
ron SALE Lunch room. ,tll and ham.
burger stand Z rooms rsut t2i pcr
month i2iah wilow IT,. coffeyyilio Ksu
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YOUNG colored ria wanted Tor general
hohsewofk good poation. CAL oaass