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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-21

At the local bowling alleys this evening the undefeated bowling team explained by Paul Flynn, will stack their reputation up against the team representing the Southern New Eng land Telephone Co. of New Haven, who wilDtrai1 to Stratford to try their luck against the Fairfield County champions.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-21

coRTEz c. ROCKWELL. plumbing and heating; jobbing a speciality. Corner Main and Hillside avenue,
 Stratford. D 10 If"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-21

FOR SALE-7 room, 1-fami1y house, lot 10ox10o; price, s4,800. Apply
 Peter Gleason, Startford, Conn.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-21

The Guild of Christ church will give a supper in the Parish House on Thursday evening, Jan. p, from 6 until 8.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-21

It was erroneously announced in last evenings Times that T. c. Coughlin was elected a director at the directors meeting of the Stratford Trust Co.,, yesterday morning. The name of B. J. Calkins instead of MT. Coughlin should have been inserted
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-21

Miss Emma G. Allen, who has been employed at the Stratford Trust Go. for some time, will resign her posi- tion about February 1, to accept a position as assistant to Town Clerk Joseph l. Flint of Fairfield.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-22
IA RAZ0N DE- Ia SIN RAZON

de pcrSonalidades. de todo mcnos
de ideales pOliticos. Tn pals que
q,lieIa prospcrar politicamentc ne
costa el ~contrareso de la opinion
sopena dc estancarSc V extinguir-
Sc. 81 don Porfirio Diaz Y don Be
nitO .Iu&rcZ duran muchos amos en-
el Doder; 81 Nadero impone a Pine
Sudrez; 81 Carranza sc MEGA a re-
conoccr votoS que no e los dc
SuS amigos, s. On In nueva election
Sc piensa eieCutar otra maniobra
peor el estilo, Ia culpa no es solo
de los que la realizan. sino oil gran
parte de los antecedcntes del pals.
No hay en- cl gobierno un politico
de altos vucloS. no hay una Doliti-
ca prcclSa quo opener a la que ri
81, no hay intereses que c%ontrapc.
sen los de los generates que ahora
van 4 rcalizar 81 fraude; no hav
en- fin. asOmoS de vida Institutional
V por conSccUencia. que nadie Sc
maraville 81 las dcducciones CORES
ponden a las premisas.
La monarquia espanola V la po-
Utica cSpanola Sc soStienen mer-
ccd al turnO pacifiCo de los part
dos: LII m%OnarQuia Y In p0litica
italiana vivcn pOr la contradiction
de divcrSos partidOs, de ellos va
rios antidinasticos; Ia politica V
la repUblica francesas cstan cimcn-
tadas en- In vida dc muchOs parti-
dos Y 10 mismo pasa en- Inclaterra
Y en- Suecia V en- cl Jap6n Y haSta
Ell Cuba. Nosotros. con los paiSeS
centric americanoS. Somos los Uni
cos que careccmoS dc cSoS 6rganOS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-22
INICIATTNA FENTENINA

Un1 zaga!a marcaaba por IN ca
mino y un zagai Seguia en- Ia mis-
ma direction o otro. Awbos cami-
nos a corta iiS,2ncia So UUIeroa Y
como ILegaran q aCUel puD-o 3. mis-
no tempo. los dos jovenes Dros.g.uc-
ron juntos. e zagal Nevada uGa
gran cafeteria &C hero Al hom3ro. e.
una r,a2o tenia una gaiina viva CO.
Gida por as patas Y en- Ia oJra IN
garrore con ej cuaj a-veaba q una
nEuia u2o gIiaba poc eI freno. Al lie
gar g ~ honda canada. Il zagala
die i. zaSa-: Ne ia miedo de pene
trr en- ga canada sola contigo. rs
IN luga- my soGtario ' blen Dodrla
~ocur.irsetc 2prisio2aTme en- tvs bra
EOS ' GarEe UHa doceGa de besos por
fIsrEs
Como pOd-ia 70, renuso el "a
ga. besarte por fuerza o esta ca
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-22

tetcra al hombro, Ut garrote en- una
mano. una galIiEa Ell Ia otra Y una
mU.a sujeta por e. freao? Estoy tan
Nore para hacerlo COMO 81 ruviese
las manos Y los pies atados.'
Ash es. replica la zagala: pero va
mos q suponer cue claves Ell garroce
en- el sueio y amarres a eI la mu-
a, ecu ~coloqUes Il cafeteria boca aba
10 : metas Gentro Ia gallina. :que
poGra impedirte entonces el que CO.
mecas IA Esa!dad de besarme a pesar
&c n! re~siStencia?
Homore. no Sc ne habia ocurrIGo
& mi ESQ dijo Ell zagal p~ensativo.
! tan prontO como llegaron 4 la
canada hinco 81 G2rrote en- la terra
' amarTo en- e. IA mu,a, iuego metio
IA -2lLIra denCro de Ia cafeteria Y do
mas &c mil besos a la muchacha Ia
cual, sea GicEo de paso, no opuso
nucla resistencia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-22

raZUIl = DOS 3c0nteClMlcNlNS III LUIS
mo tempo. como a mi me paSa en-
Ia OCCASION p~reScnte. FL editorial
.hSta dc LA PRENSA tienc como
.uno de sus t6picos favoritos el que
todas nucStras d~esgraciaS p~rcscntcs
y paSadas proceden de n inobser-
vancia de las leyes que reglamen'
tan cl toto V de que este no cs,
en- consecucncia, II expression de Ia
voluntad popular: mientras Ell
UNIVERSAL, ~pcri6dico rcvoluciona-
rio de Ia ciudad de Mexico, opina
que III Gobierno toca II tarca inc
hubble de hacer las clecciomeS fu-
.%Ituras, V que Ia reSpOnSabilldad Y
FL honor de csc que Sc apellida con
Iiusticia, cl acto mas i%mportante
de la dcmocracia debe Quedar en-
Ia mano dc los cue en- Mexico man.
dan.
AmbaS opiniones, por mas que
parczca extrano, me parecen fact
les de conciliarSe V cohoneStarse:
eli a~r;iculiSta de LA PRENSA ha-
bIs do II o,o dche ser on Ia region
de los principles; Ell de lei Jniver-
sal" atina al relatar 10 que aeon
tece eli Ia de los hechoS.
,1,,o o-.; oro nadia d;Snut. l.,
-.or,.onionci. do orc los cipdadanos
vovon = !, ror,icnda electoral V
ore sonap bacer triunfar su OPT
ni6n Y sostancrIa contra todos los
oro5os =. todas Ias jmnnsirioncs
r. dor,ocro.;, ost; b,s,da On Ia o..
I~,nn - r,,odo bobor n,occ;6,,
,s,, oS naros,.r vosco 81 no hay
~orior oI;ia paro nor 10 mismo one
a. rio ono hovo a1u1ipn one
~oriia as monastrr cuando eSt5 au-
santa - No connorAco n no ticne
do.oo do d.,,so q, Ing ono alr7,ien
b,r, s,,s vores Y cso aicuicn ticne
80 .ou n, robiorro-n atarro pa
VI. o..5s nm p,locio"
mo - o..;mohlo y
t.. ..-, .. IL
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:. o,a 80 ,o.o-i+a ror, voto,. oS
H., co.c,~rrcncia do ciartos renuisi-
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80 Looh, l. c1occ;6n. haSta
- o-scrrrr,oso y hien
..L;aJa a,Irbn a., c,,o cons,cn
fos nombraS y circumstances de
Io, ~oIoc+oros y los cIeriblcs para
o-o wong, ana dosionaci6n ideal"
Ia. otros los one tjenen que ira.
~ M candorosas idcalidadcs. sino
.ordc,tos y formidobles rpalida-
,,os do ror.opos . ~ir+nrcsos los res
,ordop ,on ray6n. NO. no So ira
n de nm case dc ccnso nj dc ca
tostro: tcncmnS que Salvaguardar
los ~irtcrrsps do ma rcvoluci6n uue
homos bcrho-npcstros Dropios i'll
tcrpSrs-v no cs possible los dele.
mos en- manos dc los roaccionarios
% de los c~lcricalcs o dc los conycn.
rforistaS q de cualuuiera de tantos
~otros aromioos como accchan nueS
-, obro mocStra. ouc nos ha Sa.
c,do dc IN NADIA. que nos ha hccho
r;ros y conocidos. Il ha converti-
do :, Si,npIos mcdias cucharas poll
|ticos an arnnitcctos sublimcs Y
norsoo-os :. r-,o ba Ueyado maestro
uoro. o,o bocc rnos
"'''''' "Lmo. o,,o owls.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-22


con las dos manos V eche del tenn
plo a los mcrcaderes del sufragio.
Todo ESQ que nos cuentan dc la re-
vcluci6n hecha por 81 pueblo para
| defender Sus dercchoS conculcadoS.
dc romper cadenas Y dcStrozar VII
COS no paSa de sci una figura de
rct6rica mas @ mcnoS elegante
mientras no sc demuestre que sir
We para algo que nc sea cntronizar
ambiciosos.
Podia habcr pasado el primer
tramrantoio--por eiemplo el dc
Guerrero contra PcdraZa,-pero en-
el secundo, 81 los electores huble-
ran sidO ciudadanoS habrian CO.
cido su fusil Y lanzandose 4 con
ouistar su derccho Y los embauca-
dorcs no habrian aportado mas.
Claro one ESQ no evitaria las i'm
perfecciOnes de Ia misma institu-
ci6n como cosa humana que es; has
Ia el nundo feliz que imagine Nir-
r;7io on sr drIoca serrnda. or one
las culebraS habian de nacer sin
asnid las flores sin csninas V los
hombrcS sin malicia, el poeta sc a,
prcSura a declara: que SWbcrUnt
or;Qcoo rcstio;o froydis csto es one
ouedarian no pocas de las antiguas
picardias V miscrias: pero la idea
Scria TODD 10 perfecta que es da
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dcncias dire que Ia Gnica cuIpablc
dc nuestra situaci6n es nuestra
historic cue como es claro. eSta
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putan G! dominic en- TODD 81 mun-
do dcsdc hacc I'm Siglo por 10 nc
nos: los amanteS de las reformas Y
los S0SlcTlPu0rcS V DaIadlncS del pa
Evening journal., 1920-02-27
N D. A. slan corresnondrnL.

CHlCAGO Feb 27-Bgseball fans are
now awaiting the announcement from
President johnson OF ehe Amsrlcon
League and President IIeydler OF The
Nat onal League OF the man chosen 90
be chairman OF thn national commls-
sion IN plscc OF Garry Hermann tn y
are wondering Z iho apno ointment VIII
prove johnson n victor In the recent
controversy and whether a man VIII
be chosen who win iron out some Of
me d'm,ulilos that perplex organized
h0r ehall
Who win he he9
johnson and lleyiler have nvc nance
10 consider Judge kenesaw VI. Lands
of The federal bench was on the list.
but he has Withdrawn his name from
consideration
One Chicaco man Is lef, on me list
Harvey + Woodruff. sporting editor OF
the Chicago Tribune. lie Is wise
veteran IN sports. a man of Integrity
and without bias. lie has rccclvd the
endorsement OF the newspaper men o..
the country interested IN the national
game. and u has been said that he
bears the stamp Of approval from both
Johnson and Heydler Since the with
drawal OF Judge Lands he has been
spoken OF as the leading candidate
The chairman Will be announced
one OF these days and until then he
fans can only surmlse. But there are
Evening journal., 1920-02-27
NeU York is Real POlUer
In Naming Baseball Head

plenty Of under-thc-surglce things
which make surm'sIng interesting.
The nrciudiccd observer. lampine
things from q convenient s1ot, notices
several ih'rgs
He notices hat the Now Yorh O.
ants Gre ih most influential team In
orgin'zod Baseball ile not ccs that
Pres dent stonch1m he's a crest d'0l 10
say during the recent Chraro meeting
about the re9dluslmlnt intended ga
Or ng hout peace
Hf notices also INT me r~co'cst n.
nonclal bench, Nh rh baseball has re-
revrf ln rreni y'ars r0mos from ih
New York law permitting sunday base
BAH. This law has oushi hg reva-
nues not only 10 The Giants and
Yankees hut also 20 an he olher Trans
which play Sunday gomes ln New
York.
10 Is vilally Interesting % an bic
loaruc teens ih1i sunday has ban be
retained IN Now York -and spread
20 Massachusetts, and Pennsylvania %
possible.
Among the men mentioned FOR NE
ch1 rm'nsh Pin add lion 20 Judge
Lands and Woodrun-arc ing Bnr'
Edwards fo,rne- renfhHn f
New York politician. J. C. Toole, an
eastern attorney. Bob l0uug
lnston and j Walker. state sena
tor OF New York.
Now state senator Walker Is the
man who most 20 do with putting
Evening journal., 1920-02-27

doesn't get chance 10 continue his
work on the slab. He works with a
catcher and should know what TO ex-
pect at the bat from another pitcher.
But they don't train TO run the bases
even n they could hit, says the king
OF Swat"
They get their arms and legs In shape
and let II go at that II they did hap
pen 70 connect with q ball that went FOR
a triple many OF them would have to
pace the a'retcher bearers.
II ls not their fault. II simply IS the
system.
Time after time You hear the fans ap-
peallng 10 a pitcher who Is at The plate
to ''win your own game" Some come
through.
A hitting pitcher means one who can
turn in more Victories than a man OF
equal pitching ability but OF less value
at the plate.
II ls claimed that pitcher sometimes
snors his effectiveness on ihe mound by
trying 10 run the bases n he Is In con-
d'tion he can do the necessary base run
ming and sim have enough pep 10 pitch
a winning game OF ball.
Evening journal., 1920-02-27
Johnny EVFRs.

Fans will remember what a nervous
disposition Johnny Evers had when he
was a star second sacker for the Chi
cago Cubs In fart. his friends have
been so unkind as 10 say that 70 Is his
temperament that Is keeping him show
cd "a a manarer at present lie SAYS
he Is cured now since being "ovcrsans." 4"
40 FIRST when standing near the bis
Suns IN the rear I'd Jump and look
around when they fired but bye and
bye didn't notice them. didn't str
when they went on and IN the end
found myself calmer physically and
mentally than when 7 FIRST went over
I've been calm physically and mentally
since. and 7 believe the experience IN
France was the cure. I've learned a lot
since I was manager before. and n :
had Y IN do over agaln never would
make the mistake ] did make.
Evening journal., 1920-02-27
JACK sHARKEY.

The FIRST boxer to put crimp in
Jimmy wilde's aspirations in this coun-
try was Jack sharkey. It made things
look awfully bad for the Brlton don
cher know. But Sharkey Is sreat ad-
mirer OF Wilde and is not averse to say
Ing so 10 the public.
Wilde is a marvel. There's no getting
away from the fact that he is the great
est tighter ~ his weight the world has
ever seen. I'd be willing TO pay his pass
age right back to England to be rid OF
him now. beat him and ] consider
that enough prestige. I am willing 10
rest on my laurels. However on second
consideration. maybe IT'S better for him
20 remain here and flght few more
battles. The more the boxing fans see
OF him the more II will rebound TO my
credit for having beaten him. The only
reason beat him was because had On
advantage over him In weight.
Evening journal., 1920-02-27
pnnTIiNn LOSES cnIN.

a boxing club al Milwaukee, ore,
manaced by George Moore colored, Is
said 20 be- playing havoc win the
Portland club which Is falhe~od by 8
hoy'ne comm 'ssion. The club In the
City Of Roses" has lost money on iis
last three. shows. the fans apparently
waiting 10 attend fhe cards at M'lwau-
kee Moore's place OF business Is an
old carbarn now transformed into an
Ideal hoxlng navIlIIon.
Evening journal., 1920-02-27

over the new law In the state allow
Ing baseball games on Sunday.
The owner OF the most influential
team is naturally The warmest adher-
eni Of the sunday baseball law and no
had the most 10 say In determining af-
fairs at the Chicago joint conferences
OF magnaies.
After having noticed all these fac-
tors what's the best gicss2 N
Answer: That state Senator Walker
70 NE man slated 10 succeed Carry
Hermann. .
Evening journal., 1920-02-27
NErcnBoRnooD CLUB MEETING.

The Nelghborhood baseball club win
hold It's weekly meeting tonight at their
club rooms The following players are
asked 10 be present as very important
business viii be transacted: Price,
Han. Brlscoe. Haggerty. Grove, Slaugh-
ter. Flore, Taylor Ruf, Proud. r..
Sirawbrldge. Al S.rawbrldge. Sylvester
Gray and Convery.
The club viii ARRANGE for smoker
sometime In March and a box party
and dance on April In their hall. No
40 Lincoln street. Jack McGowan ath-
leie director VIII be out TO help The
boys with their work.
Evening journal., 1920-02-27
Chester
ngtOn
S n00n ms PIineE.

The Cuban chess expert Capablanca,
has challenged Or Z. Lasker. worlds
champion. 20 play a tHle match for a
purso not less than $500. 10 be cut
G0 ner cent TO the winner end 40 per
cent 10 the loser. The match is TO
be eleht genes up. II af.er 90 games
neither has won eight games Or. Las
ker will retain the title.
Evening journal., 1920-02-27
Edge Moor.
NOT eMEN nNI.Ys eIInlus

The wives. swcelhcaris and even The
children crowd into the rlngside seals
1t boxing shows In Tombstone. ARR.
They will be called upon 10 vote this
fall wheihrr the siata shall have prize
lighting or not There doesn't seem 10
be any doubt on iie answer Judging
rom the attendance.
Evening journal., 1920-02-27
.NLliA LAAiP.


There is n lof OF luck IN golf Walter
,amp. veteran sport writer, points out
Sat the game Ia so full OF II that u Is
not necessary 10 have the unfair stymie
ldded. IL is a relic OF tradition. accord
ng to his angle OF the INK game. Caml
says that the Standardization OF the goli
balls might make It possible TO keep Q
standard Of courses.
There is absolutely no doubt tnal
STANDARDIZATION Of solf balls might make
10 possible 10 keep standard OF courses
but II Is also equally true that II would
make a new situation. and the hard hit
lers would certainly gain a very distinct
adjustment Of the ball 10 the stroke.
harder rubber core requiring more nit
ting. so that the lieht player would be
somewhat at a disadvantage.
Evening journal., 1920-02-27
COLE pnns on nnIfR.

Three eastern pro golfers. Tom Nc
Namara. Jack DOwney and Tom Kerri-
gan are touring on Pacific Coast links.
They are combining most OF their match
es 10 courses near Los Angeles.
Evening journal., 1920-02-27
EPWORTH, ST. PAUL'S
WIN CAGE GAAlES

Epworth defeated Edge Moor 81 10
H. In a fast and exciting Church League
contest last night. while ST. Paurs
sprung the surprise OF the evening by
throwing a stinging defeat into the
Friends team, as to %. The lineup and
summary:
Evening journal., 1920-02-27
RATE nITH

pitchers should he the best hltiers on
the team. says Babe Ruth II pitcher
shows up well at the bat the managers
make an ouinelder out Of him and he
Evening journal., 1920-02-27

The moth was making loud
complaint,
Remark ng: "Gosh, the present
amt
Much like the past; it's awful
tough
Because don't get food
enough.
Evening journal., 1920-02-27
OUR GIRLS LOSE.

Chester High girls defeated the VII
m'ne'on High lass'cs at Chester yes
tord1y afternoon 36-23.
Tho llnn-un.
Evening journal., 1920-02-27
WiIkesharre.

SuDstltutOns-L. smith for DubrOw.
Field goals-B. Smith, 2: Baicker, @;
L. Smith, q 2. Regenbogen 2; Leshem,
2; T0lliH. ?. Foul goals-E, Regen-
bogen. 3: Tollin. 3 Peinberg. B. Smith,
DubrOw, Garry. Referee-Davis, West
Chester State Normal School. Time OF
halves-l2O minutes.
Evening journal., 1920-02-27
HiRIANS
IOCAI Y WINS

Wilmington Y NJ r. A. defested the
Wilkesbarre Y. NJ II. A. five last night,
80 TO IS. In a game played at Wilkes
barre two weeks ago, the local boys
were beaien 80 10 20 after a hard fight.
The score:
Evening journal., 1920-02-27
pInNEEns pnnp Trns oNE.

lnc cntnanln t1tuollc tluD, OF
Philadelphia. defeated The Pioneer quin-
tei here last night. 81 10 %. q
Jack Ward. considered 10 be the best
bashetb n tosser In Independent ranks
In Oh Quaker City was an addition To
lhl philadelphia quintet. =
Grant starred for the Pioneer team
with nye d0ubltdeckers 10 his credit
while sullivan and Percell beside cag-
Ing pair OF two-polnters. played a
clever floor game. "a
Thn lineup and score:
Sh nahan C. c. Pioneers
Seople.......... forward ......J. Bulger
W. d.......... forward 49,. 80. Gran!
Douglass. ....... center Sullivan
Farley
Gallaeher....... guard ........ Percell
Lenough guard .... .McCloskey
Fled goals-seeple. Ward. 2: Doug
lass 3; Gallagher, 4: Grant. 5; Sulli-
van 2: percell. 2. Field goals-Doug-
less. 3 llagher, 4 J. Bulger, Grant.
sullivan. percell. c. Bulger. Referee
Jacobs. Time of halyes-20 minutes.
Evening journal., 1920-02-27
4UTnUldFY.
O. n-..t.

Field goais-J. ogden. Z; Naylor. Var
neil. .; W. Ogden. a; Taylor, 6; Hopes.
B. Thompson. Foul goals-J. Ogden. 3
Naylor, Yarnen.' ?; Hopes, Morrow,
Brosius Referee--Morrls.
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FOR SALE-5O-foot lots in EclUtIfui
O1arka Place Addition on Federal 81
$1,000, slOO 20 $500 cash time on balance
See Russ l.. Grant, 5l1 Security Bldg
phone 2lgo.
RlDGEWOOD-Oue m tho bg.t Irt--Ic
the addition. $500. somc terms can
owner Usage 72G4
LOTS FoR, sALE-Trade, : corner ioys
for Ford car. room for hou.cs.
Mesdowbrook addition, balance 81 10
month. Heltrick. 7o9 S Detroit
WILL SELL lot half block cast of I-rvig
Ave on Federal Ayc. payInp maid.
some cash. balance $40 por month Phone
Cedar 1890, Monday
THREE lots. Groom box house. gas we'll
fruit berries, close TO school: Sl4BO,
$3.50 cash, J.. J. PaElan. Usage S57S
$3.50 CASH, balance $50 per .nonth. buys
an east front lot on y. Denver. M. j
Glass Co. 2sage 1884
iAoe block price siiOo, NJ j. Glass q
co. Cedar lSSt
pENYER, Not in 1900 block; price
$500; one-half cash. balance $50 per
month. NJ J Class \ CO. Cedar 1854
TERRACE DRIVE lot; south front lot
1850; easy terms, this is a good in.
vestment, pay for II by the month. Can
Nj Andreae with f. d. Roszell. osase
sJ7i.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT


. HOUSES ron HENT ~
HOUSE rOH UENT-Csu at 2sgS y
Eighth ST., Kendall
.fgR RENT For tho summer on Tor = year.
fufniHhrd or uufufnished. large 10 room
house. very large sun parlot, servants room
ji.i pu hhcrldan road. near Lake Michigan.
Wilmo'to ~ Address Hos 6si-B world
CLOSE ~ IN south slide. very desirable
untufniHhod apartment. rooms and
haiht puHEcaHlun az once. 100 per month
See II a. 1913 \. Denver between 2 and 3
y m today
noon modern mouse Luthey. $50 Rob.
lnson bldg, pHHEc ffo0
PHOENIX. -. az Modern 2-room house
ln rear 80 per month Usage tsoi
ron RENT Immediate posaeasion. pretty
1-to'm bungalow in irving Place. Soc
owner at house. 1913 chicago Place Sun.
DAY morning gao 10 ~
fpH RENT Nearly nov room modern
bungalow nud Fstage with servants
puhI''fH. uIho extra garage on premises.
-.u'h side. vacant May Phone Usage
TWO noon touso Tor rent at i5th and
uiir' tl'tt
tpt hENr.fo grown people with refer
once only fIuo 81 600 G-fuun home with
double garage on ,atIIhr 1I9i pnt month
" ward Phone oaagc blst
We Know Bot'cr Way
Why rot uuy Nice futle Itpma,
We Have what You want
WRIGHT 4 WIN VEAlrY
Phone cedar 1860
ti1 HohlnHnu H.dg
Fon HE>T Hrucfr with careful men 10
move pack or store anything, pianos
nHare 3s5s.5D5s Atlas Transfer 4 storage
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Army Equipment Sales
Company

3l5 East Third Street
Tulsa. Okla.
FOR sALE--s0O rods of t-foot hog wire
:oo good b-foot short posta Cali Usage
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$500 ORANGE TREES, SO acres; pike
road. Florida: $50 acres merchantable g
timber land. Oklahoma; bargain prices
shawnee Okla
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LANDS AND FARMS roR SALE 4;

tL6O0 CAsH SECURES 222-ACRE FARM
with two horses, 10 cows five brood
fully improved. near modern midwest rail
load town; so acres fields; big crops corn
Alfalfa, rlyer-watered pasture; big yaiu-
river view. lO0-foot barn; eyerythInS for
90 25Oi only $1,000 cash. balance easy
termS details page 35 strouts CataIog
Strout Agency. s3lDK, n. Y. Life Rlar.
Kansas city. Mo.