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Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-03-13

FOR SALE-Planting Cotton Seed.
All leading varieties Absolutely sound
and from first picking STONER GIN
COMPANY.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-16
PERSONAL PROPERTY

ron -Wstchmakers bench, lathe.
tools and n lot ~ material at bargain.
j. J. Reed. gorsyiile, IA
PAINT white lead and oil, We have the
famous National Never Crack brand
rnised house paint a. " a gallon. why pay
the proflteers tho high prires7 bargain.
Railroad Salvage. 722 E. Twelfth, Kansas
city Mo.
WANTED--Faiss teeth. pay high as
80 FOR full sets mail. don't matter N
broken. Western Metal company. Bloom -
ingtOn, ~.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-16

MISCELLANEOUS ron sALr Os
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-16
Army Equipment Sales
Company
$40 East Third street
Tulsa. Okla

FOR SALE--SavaEo 20 l. r. automatic.
model 1913, first-class condition: tela-
phone Usage 7ai5.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-16
NORTH SIDE
AZ r00

LET us BE YOUR TROUBLE MAN
DO you have any trouble locating a home.
which we know you do, but listen. we have
over 800 homes on our listingA, ranging
from $3.50 down for modern 5-room house
to $50, 900 mansions. Let us call on you
and show you our listings. so you can pick
the house you want
LEWIS INV co. osage 1853.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-16

GROOM bungalow on paving. bath ,i end
garage. on principal avenue, paven
and reasonably close TO town S5.bOO.
$3.50 cash will handle u Patterson
Realty Co. 2is Robinson Blds' osase
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-16

5-room, modern. oak floors In two roomA
lots OF closets and built-in features
conveniently arranged; nice dry basement;
garage. well; on paving: immediate pos
balance like rent Yadon Investment Co,
2ls Security Bldg, Phone. Usage 1853 or
Usage 50Ss sunday phones Usage, 2Sl7-
542f-6l9s-769i.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-16
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
HOUSES fOR sAI

1850 CASH will handle a small home 9n
big lot Si,TOO, balance monthly, 'Iev
.sash will handle n Groom house on IY'
7Oxi25 price is reasonable at il,7ooi pa bg,o
ence monthly Patterson Realty Co, XIV
Robinson Bldg. Usage $3.50. 7l2o
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-16

GROOM modern; enamel finish ;. pretty
floors; nice mantel: classy decd6ations;
high lot. Price only $500: 1880 cash,
balance less than rent Nadon Investment
1858 and Usage 5oSS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-16
REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE
ACREAGE FOR SALE

81 ACRES In peach aud cherry trees on
", Fifteenth St, ripe for plating, near
Terrace Drive. attractiycly priced. T. \.
Braniff. first floor Cosden Bldg. Usage
500.
CORN. WHEAT. CLOVER--ftch midwest
farm, one of the best farms in Leading
farming county. 100 acres tillsgc. teclud q
ing 100 acres bottom land. all one field;
ed pasture somo wood good orchard, ex-
ccllcnt buildings include big barns, shell
ter for 200 head stock, real bargain at $50
an acre, easy terms. Details page 81
Strouts Catalog Farm Bargains. 80 states,
copy free. Strout Farm Agency. sail X
y Y. Life BldR, Kansas city, Mo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-16

GROOM, modern bungalow; pretty brick
mantel and nice decorations and elec-
trical fixtures; corner lot, high and dry.
Price, 50, 500; 1880 cash. balance liks
rent. Gadon Inv Co., 2i9 Security Bldg.
Phones Usage 1853 or Usage sOsS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-16
4 j. w. JENKINS SONS
MUSIC co.
All South Main street
on MACnINERN SUPPLIES q.

bit Nh' niNEht " tIlsliN ~
TWO lotion road rollers, l76- horsepower
a. scotch marine boiler. l25 pounds. all
snzcs OF new Mundy holstlng engines IN
Htpck; go 6o-horsopower Economic boiler one
I0-horHepower 3-drum hoist. 75.horsepower
lddBewood hoist s-drum, 0 coal mine
hoiAts; 1000 feet y Inch cable, 10 center
crank stationary engines, 90 horsepower
Reeves traction engines. steam shoVels:
yard Thew dipper; 10 dump wagons; ;
s concrete mixers; G0-foot dragline boom
all sizes Of steam ana electric holsts for
rent or sale; O-horsepower Shell boilers:
lO0-horFepower boiler Morris sand
pump. ih-inch; G0-horsepoWor tirrbaN
boiler; l-yard mixers. : and 10 horse
power portable boilers; steam and belt
driven afr compresHors; 10 air tanks q
;-s-a clam shell; eoe Sonorste clamps.
CONTRACTORS EQUIPMENT 60.
Both Phones West ilO7
ciOf0 Kansas Avenue, Kansas city Kan
FOR SALE-String OF standard tools.
Address S0b-D. World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-16

DO you WANT a bargain in a duplex. AZ
$3.50 well built plsstered, good wen,
screened In porch and garage viii rent
for $50 a side; $3.50 cash will handle thls'
Patterson Realty Co.. 2io Robinson bIds''
psage sOSO-7l2O
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-16

81 700 WITH ti95 PER MONTH
Buys 2-story house on south side; rooms
baeement: modern, mantel; hardwood
floors; east front; close in; for an invest
ment you cant afford TO miss this.
LEWIS INV. co. Usage 1858
a. 400: 81, 500 DOWN ON YORKTOwN
rooms, modern, mantel, hardwood floors
full size lot. on pavingi priced very Low
'0' LEWIS INV. co, Usage .ss5
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-16
USED PIANOS

+. We have some very fine pianos and
player pianos taken In exchange for
DuO-Arts and Steinway grand pianos
that cannot be told from new. they
have been through the hands of our
experts IN our factory-like repair
shop ana arc in finest condition. sub
stantial savings on each instrument:
easy payments II you wish.
I, ,kIMBALL plano, oak case, $500,
nuNHAM plano. mahogany case,
SECS.
JEPSON piano, mahogany case, S3S5
kRAkAuER piano, walnut case,
sass.
ELBURN piano. mahogany case.
sass.
STRlCH Il ZEInLER piano. oak
case. $3.50,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-16
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

WANTED-TO RENT ~
WANTED no RENT before June Or
G.rpom unfurnishcd house on north side
preferred Phone OaaRc 1lib. -
WANTED TO RENT by June !. or B.
room modern apartment or bungalow
couple with no children Phone Cedl-'
1901
H. OR s-ROOM house; close In south
side, Will lease. Phone nssge s46l
WANTED TO RENT room unfurnished
house or apartment, no children; best
referencea Phone osnge 1870. -
WANTED--TO rent furnished b-rOom
bungalow or apartment. walking dis
/ lance adults CAL ossge Ill
WANTED--To rent. / or Groom furnished
apartment. Address a2o-D, World
wASTED-Two furnished rooms for light
housekeeping Tor gentleman and wife on
! jitney or car line at reasonable price
! In good location No children. Usage si20.
s3o-Si Mayo Bldg.
WANTED-To rent large dwelling suit b.
able for office quartsrs Address los-D
care World
COUPLE DESIRE to rent at once three
or fout-room furnished apartment, pre-
fer walking distance Phone CEDAR sse. -
WANTED-Cl IN apartment OF or }
rooms for housekeeping, by couple; no
children, references exchanged; rooms are
available about June l. Phone Usage
! 2e75.
/ SMALL farm, suitable for chicken rails
ing call osaFe S6co. -
WANTED TO RENT before June five
or elk room unfurniahed house on north
side preferred. Phone Usage 7il5.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-16
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
rOIsrs rOK RrNr

Asf' 80 ' - 49,
s-ROOM 2.STORY. close In corner on
Dcnverg. rents }I2s monthly furniture
for sale, 1880, $3.50 cash $50 monthly
bargain, owner leaving - e. Thompson,
OnaEe h2aa. rn.Ihnnna bl2u-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-10

sat- 4.n
g sss P. ..s d y s.ats y
sss.ss :, PPM thousand sever $,
& T. =;
:si:s John a r s.s enc To- %
s:' :'s;s
g ss's CIV ss1.ss ;S
.t land ~. s',.
8 Eye :. i: s iSs ss:s Sc. sSd
@n on the east ss 81 e the
ensns s1 to s ssr more Leighton and m
.; !:
Towns Co. al and e ;sn two hundred
e n sagT south Prs u sfs' g. BENZ
#. s;s'sssSs 5srrG a. 4 M s.'s
.S sc sy and contains
q s .ns . sf ss %
By s T TT r.pa s st part 3. oans s' 81 the
Thomas Perry estate and contains one hundred :,
s9V s5h .nd Pet be ssas
ss;.: hundred
T. No J. SOUTH DIVISION, part Of, being = 10.
&c Es.rs s' a estate sns the
1s 'iss'se sssa
Ss SG:5H s;vss'ss 80 e
s : s
sSndrea s1seen sea.s moPe or less s
SS ana n s9g9 South y sa . sa S' BENG '
Il
a:.5 p .s .ss ): s
a Sae 1n IN. sun i e sixty
.ss !, Il. :s2 ,: s .s ala lot ct
e s sx s 'he
:s S., ia e.;
o1ned BY J. W. Baser II the southeast part q
al il +
e la i 3
4 smts; in The soatss.ss p.rs s 3. .sia town:
sS'fs 'fasE
e S9?ss D!If.sS e 9; s:"s F.
e. ID Contains 'ssSs's 20 e s"sf
lana :. .sass 81 &. e. al. s
M a Contains ss fSEs
no i., so s55 par q Si9s s'
~ + smith IN &. part
Bs as sss s . , ss se ss Sssss G
soT Vt D,y.sIoH , Part r. e. s,s se ,on., lot
s. eunaea =. 70 fsless .
Of Ge1dsborough: on the west ana north by the
9essssI3Sss su .s:f sn,s
acres more or less - =, IS
sogTH piylsroS ..s e. ss"s ,s lot .d
ia /, s: s.s:; !; ssss { ss ' s: s.
IL ers s1h a line h.n. sal, o . al.
5'1! s;i:: = 2: &c;
Hs6y ssu.f' IL: roth liz:
ss5sss :si;;y d: s'
+: Re sss:I: Il &: sa asA:5 e M
@ s' ss nance ss' s
sand two hundred acres, more or less. $40
..sts Il ne.v "a ~ lot p
n ss e s"ss b. ns sS.s On .ns s
au T On ss sots u .s .s tie Sc s.Sss y :
e y !, ~ ,
and contains eight hundred or less. 1850
Of sn n q. S.s. 3 ~. s ,sa,.sp @
q Is z Is ssd n:
Company; the east By Chicken Mil stream. said
lot is reputed to be owned By S. F. Libby ct ais and
contains one huadred hfty acres or iess SOS
T, NO g. SOUTH DIVISION formerly Plantation
No 81, part OF, being tract OF land in the north
east corner OF said township. bounded as follows:
Beg,nning at the northwest corner OF the town
Of Franklin: thence south on the west line OF
said franklin $50 rods; thence on the north
line of land said to be owned by Taber D.
Bailey 24o rods: thence northerly by and OF said
Bailey $50 rods to the south line Of the town Of
Waltham; thence east on said south line 24o rods
to the point Of BEGINNING Said described land is
less
T. No. s, SOUTH DIVISION tformerly Plantation
No s. part Of being tract Of land In the north
EsslnninE on tn, south line Of the town Of Wal
owned by Egsemeggin Land Co: thence south on
vest west line OF said EEEemosein Land Company $50
said Eggemogsin Land Company's land to the
west line Of the town Of Franklin: thence south
on said town line 50 rods to the northeast line Of
land said to be owned by Litteheid Thomas:
thence west on the north line Of said Littleheld
ewned by Whiteonn, Haynes 4 whitney: thence
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-10
HANCOCK COUNTY WILD LANDS.

) s2hss RISis#2x e. 8; ssss IS
James " cssdy Trustee ct al s and G* eonta iS
ff5v or ' ssns
Part ., sections e ana n = not nc q g
ao ssS,9 ana s sPe
:0EE af5es o TsFf q oE sss NO SoRra
rp q o. s ssHs 'as .; ssf lots Of s .ls
lex and contain three thousand nns buna irs
ffre: NoRf riff o or NO 3 NORTH
. DlXis dS ,o Part s BENZ the west haf sad
tain three thousand hundred t~eSyt~o acres Us
; S9 i NoRT 4 p Il 8 Part Of being elm
said ownshp SAID Sections are repss sho to be
By ns h Eaten Sons and contain seven
So or .an, PlyIsroN Part @. BEING
sections q and 80 in SAID township said sections
ct ais and contain tSres thousand one hundred
So ofsf ps 81. part off, being Sec
.s SPs IL g 3 g. . & ard ss,a town
Taser :. Bailey and contain I've thousand seven en-
6 NeRT pa or Ices ssnr tia.
part Of section = no. included IN me Public lot
j. Il and Il ID said township SAID described si land
is repIed 70 be oSne s BY G. p Whittier and con
5S5 ! 5 ana Il. s.s s.: st 81 sses. s
and q in saa 9S s ssid sections are rsputsd
tain two thousand eight hundred thirtyfour acres,
sTRir NoRTH OF T. NO g. NORTH DIVISION.
ssa strip is s, be BY 10 Eater
SSG! H1' 6! = Us p.,t o. being lot
reputed Be BY Frank p Noyes and and
s 5oS hgn6Ted ps2 Of or bs sss lot
LAND mex. north Of land said to be owned by Frank
1t in S 81 = ss
s'as ouf sefss sI'
IS in t9s b s. s1sss j ssf a.sIy a
ouTH part o. ssns lot
Of land next north Of land said to be owned by
S ssa Gs IS h f.ssss s !! pa. Ct :; T.
sGHa9f ss ssns les IT,
ss il, sb s 70 e s es Msh. IL bs5
70 sna souH 'fsfa .r or bs
e Land next n9rth Of lard ssiS TO be owned By
Martha Hui and contains seventy.hS. acres
s9 s.. hi, Riy Us. part .:
s sss e Isl & SsSS s.:
p ss u s snf 'ss bu ss r Is e s;
sas .2s s:pf S F.
Smith in the southwest part Of said township. Said
lot is reputed to be owned by Emerson Preble
and contains one hundred nifty acree less
T; NO; = SOUTH DIVISION, part Of being . lot
eYson Preble, in the southwest part OF said town
ship. Said lot Is reputed to be owned by Harvey
w: Dunbar and contains one hundred acres, more
NJ !. SOUTH DIVISION, part Of. being !.
tract OF land in said township. bounded AZ fol.
s ga h. q g IL .si:s.
town Of Sullivan, and land SAID to b Owned y John
owned by a: W Leighton, the settlers lots and
puted to be owned by willis 4. Goodwin and
contains seven thousand three hundred sixty.two
acres, more or les is
bounded a. follow: On the east ana south By TWns
Pond: on the west by Tunk Pond and the town OF
sullivan; on the north BY r. No. 10 B. b. said
lot Id reputed to be owned BY the Hancock l.uu,.
bar Company and contains three hundred sixty
anges more or la1D
Nc SOUTH DIVISION part Of, being i. lot Of land
in the north part Of said to~ nship bounded fol-
l le. On TIE south by land said to be owned by
Ivan and Tunk Pond on the north BY I. No. 10, s. D.,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-10

s 7'9 Id 3; sss: ss'i::s 5ss 500 20.
: 81 ::': !,
L '; sssS :'s s5sss .s H s:. e sss
4 &C.: Z {; e; e.: = s|s;:$ ::;:
=, s.; ssss7sp TsSas ss q g q
i S. Is s:s:S 20 ss::'s
IS ;:s;:; !: 4: e. 81: s':s: :::
ssSs:s5 1sss;:s { = s:sss y
Lot s 81 .ae e7 ,.e,. .,
+: ,srs:si5 sss:.sss |ssE' s:sf
even ndd Pss5s !s se9es
:ss.: ,:.s:aIs ss.;s Ssa: s:;:s
:4ss5sisp ps;ss II sssa,.s 20 fs.s - +:
f:' ss &c ;'i"i sSss
4 ::::: 6; :; ; s::
IL ss Iss' i s'S r KS f Il
e e ;sss s.: On ST 81 ,s.
W e s 81 s Z s" 6: e e:
q { s. ;I: :.: =: :;;;: :: Ss:
. 5 s ss ssst: 's and ssS:.
eossnd acres nR e less M..sachus.. Core "'' 'V
Is 81 s:|!
6 IsT IS io%Ssrg 80 '' '''' 1856
!: + E gsss + s;sg e: sss
US: 4 III, 81 srssS Va. rs
8 ,s 81 ssP ss; s sss5;'s s
&c Ia i 4: 1s,,i j. Part part sf ss5n ssnsSs
s Ssssss. a: + s:s sss ss:p
& & ( t. al! t s.;ss 8, MS:
Z: ?: s 9:
' es 4 liz ss ssss % Sse g si Sss. .
I ,5zss s msss az. A.,
s.ysy ss M:s:s s'+ s:; sS
ss. .' 9' 5Sss Of Il soTRSa sss II as;
@ s nss sce as m
; Il? 1gv. .. &. Ute ~ BE ,.s
Fsss. f Fs 8ss ana 1 sfaS gs t , a.
q T Sy ss ssis E 4sssss q ). sss.s
1s ssn:aT
2 BARGE, e fan IN Gr'n sss Part pa 81:
1 s sod .TSs3 e .s ia 'g g 4s s Lev:
e ssss.s III &C. f. i'ssss
e255 Sos1} Of ss G y il ;s < E s ss,
s "a IS 5s'. @ss i is :5':Fs? = l's
owned The ksn I'll rsn sT ie co said e tn.
~: E = s'ss' e. Tss = s;,.s
lie Lot three thousand sixty-t*s
e2 sm S9ErF 5 2 Of S ,rsc. III. rs: ss5
g. 5s'S fssS:1 :,S Sf ss'SS's 'Ssss
e. 1 4 sssss:sS s.ss.ss s!fs:
" gLunn-
her of
five thousand hundred
.s. r. a 2:sss ; g s: lana "a
sa .nss e HssS 1.ssss 70 b :.
s thousand and : seres more ao "
7, D, according survey and plan o, said " ''
tovHsh.p reputed owned - the Berlin
s e 5s a ~. sss; is.s .sI:. Is;:
SOP ss so .srH as ana 'a of s :s ss:s
chip reputed Inter ationaI
nundred ninety-.no acres
7. NO s. NORTH part o. being "
TO - inclusive the eleventh O lots in
sad township; lots n
y incsgsive in the thirteenth n said
townhip; lots IL. n the fourteen
Of lots township is to
the fifteenth i sal towns
elusive in the sixtee range
said n
seveneenth Of lots
lots in said, township, according
plan Of said n
lEa said lots reputed ",
and tain ten ousand
eight hundred ten acres, 5s:ss 7sss sls
!. NO NORTH part Of being
l. souhery O
is in the fifth of lots n
4, 8. hal lfofi lots
- H. r. u and H. excepting on
the range Of OTIS
in said township lots and
II and the south half Of lot Is
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-10
STATE OF MAINE.

r-,., Treasurers Office. May
OF land
sN'' -'e'''' 'aAee iof 'he year
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-10

or p east Of
part, heirs OF C F. Blanchard Is acres, more OF
less Total acreage, one hundred sixty acres
wAsH1SefoS PLANTATION so called. par. Of.
se owned Sortheas, N hs saa Horace l. Nerss
Ens. Co. acres more or sss Southeast
heirs OF G F. Blanchard. acres. more or less
wAsHNGIoN PLANTATION, so called. part, Of.
ss owned: Nort5sest part. American Enamel g. ?
Dodge . acres NOR. or less: nershess, and south.
west part heirs Of G.; q. Blanchard =, acres .r,y
wAsHINGToS PLANTATION, so called. part Of.
MORE & sss sss xgg sls
q acres more or less; Southeast part. Justin T
kins and Mosher 20 acres. more or less. Total
fes hqF9ass z essd or ps sT
o 6 lot &c sy sei IL sd 81
afffe So ca ess par,
fhaFa Was 1lG acres Sos.hwss. corner
&c RYSd1 pGsNT SIX cssa e
be owned: East part, American Enamel Co 9.
m part or sss
fSe fossFfa aSf more 30 es Fl less BART
being LOT range in said township reputed to ::
more or haf s se east st half Ms ana
Mosher SO acres more or less. Total acreage
hS3sfes sgt ssFss sTe sc ess part
being lots 70 and T. range g in said ,ownship re-
MRhs ana % Ness.r c less
less: south centra, part; Daniel Psase 90 acres
GT Or Pat
sixty-hye acres, more or less
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-10

7. No > NORTH DIvIsIoN, part Of being Sec.
and that part dissection 81 included in the Pub.
lie Lot. Said sections are re2uted 70 be owned BY
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-07-22
Burnhardt EngIe in a Music Recital
at the Hays Normal

Burnhardt Engle of Ellis, is little
boy, but he appeared in the Music
Recital of the Fort Hays Kansas Nor
NAL School last Friday night. He
played three violin solos, MELODY in
G" by Kelley, Little Waltz" by
Helm, and "Slumber Song"
Burnhardt received the most en-
thusiastic applause of any number
on the program. Henry Edward NAL
10y, head of the Department of Music,
says, "The performance of Burnhardt
proves my contention that the musical
education of children can and should
proceed along with the grade school
and high school students" J Children
never become musicians unless they
begin early.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-07-22
Pittsburg, Pa, July II, 1920

Pittsburg, Pa, July II, 1920.
Secretary Chamber of Commerce.
Hays Kansas.
Dear Sir:
With no little interest I have just
read an article in a Kansas City news
paper under date of June 10th, an
nouncing the publication by your or
ganization of a historical booklet of
Hays. I shall be very glad to have a
copy and contribute to the expense,
If you will advise me.
My father, General Alexander
Hays, of Civil War fame, was a grad
uate of West Point, served in the
Mexican War and was killed in the
Battle of the Wilderness, Va, May
5, 1864 and Fort Hays was named in
his honor following his heroic death,
although histories of your city quote
General Isaac G. Hays as the officer
so honored. My two books, ''Under
the Red Patch" and Life and Let
ters of General Alexander Hays, y
both in your local library, give all
these facts with the official Govern
ment documents showing how the
fort was named. I trust these facts
viii be considered in your proposed
history.
Yours respectfully,
Gilbert A. Hays,
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-07-22
Hays, Kansas, July 18th, 1925

Hays, Kansas, July 18th, 1920.
To the Voters of the 39th Senatorial
District:
wish to thank you for the great
favors shown me in the election of
1915 by allowing me to receive votes
in advance of my party ticket, and I
trust 1 may receive the same strong
vote for State Senator at the Primary
on August 3rd, 1920, for my nomina-
ton as State Senator for the 39th
District With the nomination my
election is certain as can secure 500
more Democratic votes in Ellis coun-
ty than any other Republican candi-
date mentioned for the nomination.
From above facts I think 1 have a
right to expect a majority of all the
Republican votes to be cast for me at
the Primary, August 3rd, 1920
Your obedient servant,
c. W. Miller.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-07-22
in for It.

an Irish conductor had the misfoF;
tune to run his car over an old man who
had a bottle of bluing inside his coat.
Jumping from his car and seeing the
fluid gathering in q pool on the street,
he cried to his friend, ''Finnegan, it'll
90 hard wild US. We've killed one O.
them blue bloods. Trans
cript.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-07-22
Do You Know? The Golden Belt

Creamery churned 2O85 pounds of
butter last month. We buy cream.
Carl Stecklein and family went to
Salina, Tuesday. He drove his
Buick
Chas. Blackmun, Jr., and wife left
Saturday night, for the State of
Washington to make their future
home.
hours, stopping at Russell over night
walking time while on the road just
II hours.
Is Mart Stehley was down from Ellis,
Tuesday.
John Shoemaker sold his 80 acre
tract this week, to P. J. Billinger.
Harvey Reemsnyder has purchased
a Hupmobile of Bemis and Stein.
Roy Miller now sports new Ford.
Miller Bros. have this week sold
the Peter Johnson ranch of GAO acres
at $50 per acre, the Alex Befort 80
acre tract to John S. Leiker at S75
per acre, the Joseph Engle 16O acres
to Matthias Rohr and Jacob Schoe-
maker for $4,000, and the Melchoir
Bittle 16O to John Shoemaker for
s12, 800.
Richard Kissing left Tuesday for
California, via the auto route. Chuck
Robinson accompanied him as far as
Denver, Colorado.
Miss Ruth Fleisbach has returned
from a trip to Rawlins county.
Aleppo Commandery No. 81,
Knights Templar, was chartered the
14th day of May, 1889, with the fol-
lowing persons as Charter members:
Hill P Wilson, A. D. Gilkeson, W. W.
Bemis, J. L. Brosius, H. NJ. Cronkheit,
T. T. Merry, Pierce Metz, c. W. Mil
Ter, J. B. McGonigle, Stephen ]. Os-
borne, S. C. Ramey, c. w. Reeder,
Otto Schwaller, George K. Spencer,
! NJ. J. R. Treat, Alex P. West, C. G.
Gordon, D. S. Clotfelter, H W. Grass
J. F. Jordan while crossing the
street near the mill, Monday, was run
into by an automobile and slightly
injured. He has been confined to his
room the past few days; no bones
were broken and there is no appre-
hension of serious results. No blame
is attached to the driver of the car
as the incident was purely accidental.
! Wednesday evening of last week
about 7:3O, mana stranger
drove up to the Golden Belt Garage
and purchased an inner tube for his
car. He offered a $50 bill in pay
ment to Mike Mauer who was at that
time in charge of the garage-the
others having gone to supper-who
gave him his change. Two days after
1t was discovered that the $50 bill had
been raised from a SO. The figure
fives had been cut from a $500 bill
and pasted over the ones and in the
twilight the fraud was not noticed.
The stranger has not yet been appre-
hended and probably viii not be un-
less he tries the same stunt on some
one else and is caught.
Mrs. Lon Gorren was down from
Hoxie, one day last week, visiting her
tparents, Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Palmer
and family.
Mr.. Layton, a merchant of Con-
cordia, is here visiting friends.
All members of the American Le-
gion and ex-soldiers are requested to
meet at the Legion Hall, Friday even
ing, July 23rd, in time to march over
to the depot to meet Franklin D'Olier
national commander, who will &c
through here on 1O3 on his way tc
the coast.