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poets for another strong team are di tinctly encouraging.
 The revised schedule, announced f day by Graduate Manager Tal H. Sta ford, follows
 September 25-Davidson, at Riddi field
 October Navy at Annapolis Md.
 October 9-Georgetown at washinI ton. D. c.
 October 16-Penn State at State Cd lege, Pa.
 October 21-North Carolina at Ri dick lfield.
 October 30--Virginia Military Insl ute at Petersburg. Va.
 Novem Der civilian and Mary Riddick field.
 November 11-Virginia PolytechI| at Norfolk. Va.
 November 20-Wofford at Riddi| field. November 25-Wake Forest at Ri dick field.
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Ha,per Still
 $ Is Pace for SudtSn7en

Harper of Little Rock continues to set the pace for Dixie batters with an average of 1858, 13 points above his nearest rival, Carroll of Memphis
 Al Ellis is in a hitting slump, which has dropped him in the last two weeks from the top to sixth in the list, being passed by Carroll, Miller, Bernsen and McLarry.
 Carroll of Memphis leads in stolen bases with IT. Harper of Little Rock being second with 32
 Birmingham has dropped both in fielding and batting, which accounts for their dropping farther from the leaders.
 Markle of Atlanta has gone in the : lead for pitching honors, with Wal ker following close behind. The other leading pitchers are Glazner, Robinson, Morrison, Yellowhorse and Gallagher The leading batters are:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-05
HOME FURNITURE co.
 CHANGES HANDS

Announcement was made vest terday of the purchase of the Alabama Home Furniture Company 2209 second ave nue, by Robert L. Lowry and Ben Wat son. well known young furniture men. They will continue operation of the business under the firm name of Ala bama Home Furniture Co, Lowry X Watson, proprietors.
 Both MT. Lowry and Mr. Watson are local men, having been connected with the local furniture business for the past eight or ten years and have num- bers of friends in the retail furniture trade who wish them success in the new business.
 furniture store
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Trained Nurse Advise
 People

'T was a great sufferer of stomach al liver trouble and cannot say enough in pra
 of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. It has dd so much for and I am recommending to other sufferers. I was a trained nurse| M Marine and other hospitals years ago, the} fore many come to me for advice. I cl tainly received great benefit from Mayi Wonderful Remedy" It is a simple, har' less preparation that removes the catarrl mucus from the intestinal tract and aIls the inflammation which causes practically stomach. liver and intes tinal ailments, cluding appendicitis. One dose will convil| or money refunded. Greene Drug q Hagan- Dunlap Drug Co. and druggists eyed,
 where-Adv
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-05
Carolina Tech
 ISS sues Call
 for Candidates

With the opening game scheduled for September 25. Head Coach Fetzer has issued a call for football candidates at North Carolina State College to re- port for practice September 9.
 Carolina Tech will have a veteran squad this year, losing only three reg ulars by graduation last spring. Last years freshman squad will send up several promising men, and the pros
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TRAP SHOOTING SCORES

There were twenty-sx shooters faced the traps at the Birmingham Gun Club saturday afternoon, and some fine scores were made. In the 5o-bird match, T. K. Lee broke all of them, the entire 50. w. Fl. Norwood and Gentry Hilman tied for second place, each going out with 49 out Of the 50 In the 100-bird match, T. K Lee and Norwood tied on the score of 90 each. Gentry Hillman was in second place in this match with the score of 95.
 T. K. Lee made the long run for the afternoon with 74 straight, missing his seventy-ffth bird.
 Those who made perfect scores of 3 straight were T. K. Lee Darby Brown. Gentry Hillman Norwood Williams Fol- lowing are the scores on the 5o-bird race:
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1.-Two out when run was made

iOluiS ''-'..s'..'.'' I . zl L. !
 @Batted for kohlbecker in seventh.
 *FRatted for McGinns in seventh.
 *%~Batted for Robinson in seventh.
 Score by innings:
 Chattanooga ..................... 600 coo 3--2 iNittiC iNONh lIu NlD ,
 Summary: Two-base hit Neiderkorn. Three-base hit, Miller Sacrifice hils, Graff, Zoellers. Stolen base Moore Double plays, Moore to Wano Distel to Wano. Dstel to Moore. Left on base Little Rock 6, Chattanooga s. Bases on balls, off Robinson S off Cunningham 3. Time, l:52 Empires, Roth and Bren- man.
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Travellers Take
 Double Header
 From Lookouts

Little Rock, September 4-Little Rock won two games from Chattanooga today. to and to 3. Tn the second game both Robinson and Cunningham blew up In the seventh and final inning Chatta- nooga hit Robinson for three runs and then Cunningham filled the bases with passes and an error Hits by Brottem and Moore drove in three runs Scores:
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Moore out, hit by batted ball.

IIIIIdI IWO-Udst mt, JOnnSOIl. Three-base hits, Distel, McGinnis, Miiser, l}ratchi Home run, Dstel. Sacrifice hits, Moore. McGinnis, Jonnard, Miller, Distel, Duffy. Stolen bases, Miller, Jonnard Me Ginnis, Graft. Sloan, Johnson. Double plays, Brottem to DiStel: Jonnard to Mo Ginnis to Wano; Fielder (unassisted). Left on bases Little Rock g, Chattanooga ,, Struck out. by Jonnard 7 Base on balls, off Jonnard 1, off Duffy L Time l@ Empires, Brennan and Roth
 .1t A Ans1
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LEADING EATERS
 IN MAJOR LEAGUES

Chicago. September 4-Outfielder Nicholson. the Pittsburg slugger, has taken the lead among the National League batters from Roger Hornsby of St. Louis, and is topping the list with an average of Ssl. Averages released today and including games of last Wednesday, show Hornsby did lot do so well with the willow and dropped to S65. However, he is we'll over his nearest rival. Sisler. who has
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-05
Rain Stops Game Betw cen Bears
 and Crackers

Mobile, September 4.-Rain stopped play in the opening game of the series between Mobile and Atlanta today in the seventh inning, with the score standing, 4 to 4 Ponds home-run in the sixth, after two men were out, saved Mobile from defeat Score:
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pHfered 2S.
 Other leading batters: Meusel, New York, .S4S; Murphy, Chicago, S47 Jacobson. St. Louis, 341 Hendryx. Boston. 341; Rice Washington, 340 Judge, Washington, .339
 Bunny Brief. Kansas City. and Bub- bles Hargrave of St. Paul are having a merry race among the American As sociation players. They went into tie fast week for home run honors and for total bases.
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TEX AS LEAGUE

At Fort Worth s, Shreveport I At San Antonio & Beaumont (ca.ed in ninth darknessl
 At Galveston l. Houston At Dallas ?. Wichita Falls 3.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-14
NEW FlAGG COMEDY HAS MANY LAUGHS

Have you ever had d cook in youl home? Have you ever fought in vain to keep her from deserting you and leaving sad void in your house hold? If you have you will relish the latest Paramount -Flagg comedy Welcome, Little Stranger" which will be shown at the Coliseum thea tre Tuesday and Wednesday.
 In this thoroughly enjoyable com edy. there are laughs from start to finish The plot revolves about d suburbanite who gets into. serious trouble when he seeks a good look ing cook at an employment agency Of course the husband is good look ing and when the average employ ment agency cook is recommende1 to him. he rebels. How he finally gets the kind of woman cook he is looking for makes highly divert. ing story. %es
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-14
1.-THE LOVE BURGLAR" AT TONIGHT |;

To see Wallace Reid in any photo play is a delight. but to see him as a society idler of wealth who imper- sonates a crook in his latest Para. mount photoplay, "The Love Burg lar" is a revelation.
 Mr. Reid's ability is finely dis played in optimistic roles and in "The Love Burglar which will be displayed at the Coliseum theatre tonight, his cheerfulness is delight fully apparent When he finds his erring brother oarousing in a dive. and after being mistaken for crook. readily admits the impeachment, he meets the girl-and such a girl! ...,-...
 There is a surprise finish to the picture which will be found to be highly dramatic. The photoplay is filled with thrills galore and we be- leve we are safe in venturng the prediction that if is one of the best starring vehicles in which MT. Reid has been seen in many day.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-14
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
 United States Land Office

Juneau, Alaska, August 70, i9-"
 NOTICE IS HEREBY given that Nels Knudsen of Killisnoo, Alaska, has filed notice of his intention to submit final three year proof in sup port of his homestead entry, Serial 02719, for land embraced in |. $. Forest Survey No 57, situated in Lat. 57o 22' 34" N, Long 134 23, W. Mag. Var 30o 48' E., on Hood Bay, Admiralty Island, HnsurYeyed land, Alaska, and more particularly described as follows:
 Commencing at Cor. No. l,
 NJ. c. on line of ordinary high
 tide of Hood Bay, whence
 USLM No. 57 F. S., bears N.
 46 37' E., 2.o3 chs, thence 5.
 58' 12' E., 2S.32 chs. to Cor.
 No 2, thence s. 39' 2T w,
 716 chs. to Cor. No. 3, NJ. C.,
 on line of ordinary high tide
 Bay and Mud Flats, thence ne
 andering said Flats CD s. 46'
 45' w, 1.90 chs. (2l s. 61'
 15' W. 790 chs. (3) s. 25
 45' w., 9.40 chs. t4) $. S4
 co, w., 6.10 chs. (5) $. A 51' k. 2S5 chs. to Cor No. 4,
 NJ. C., said Flats, thence x 6S 35' w, lo.72 chs. to Cor. No.
 NJ. C. Hood Bay, thence mean dering said Bay (6) N. 30 45'
 E., 1890 chs. CD N 21' 15
 F.. 500 chs. (8) N. 3 15' F.,
 500 chs. (9) N. 19' 4S w.. Gil chs, to Cor. No. ! NJ. C. the place of beginning. con taining 54.05 acres.
 Ao ha fore A. H. Kuettner, U. s. Commis' sioner, at his office at Killisnoo Alaska. on the 30th day of Decem- Der. 1920, b. said Knudsen and two of the following witnesses, E. l. Hunter, H. w. Grube. Carl Rikard and Alex Sobolen, all of Killisnoo | Alaska.
 FRANK A. BOYLE Register First publication, Sept. IA, 1920. Last publication, Nov. 13, 1920.
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agEZ] I|aZl QH5gss{(&Rlg

CTS and each member of the organi- zation will appear in an entirely diff ferent character from any so far seen. The program is given in what is supposed to be two different scenes, the first allowing the com fpany to appear in the, characters |familar to local audiences, then a change to Chinatown. and, as the
 name "Chihatown" suggests things Oriental. novel and mysterious. all these are said to be contained in to- nights new bill
 Barbara Pronell seems to possess
 an inexhaustble repertoire of dances
 and adds to her already big list with two new numbers tonight, the fea- ture being an novelty dance called The. Animated Doll while a. Chi
 nese dance will be offered. Bobby
 Mack will also add novelty to the new till w'th a different characteri- zation, that of dreamy dope-fiend. PGrlHeta Courtney who is unques- tiona bly OHe of the best singers of jazz songs ever heard locally, will offer a number of the newest song successos and is said to be at her
 best in tonight's show. Miss Court , ney portrays the character of a Chinese Song-Song girl in China town scene. and features novelty duo with Barbara Bronell.
 The usual feature picture will com plete a program, which. in advance. gives promise of being the best l amusement offering seen locally in some time. .t
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-14
HURTING PARTY RETURNS

After spending. ten days hunting at Sumdum, Big. Johns Bay Snet- tisham and Rake, Charles Goldstein, Barney Rosselle, J. H. Kline. Fred Oliver and Edward Jones returned to Juneau Saturday night on the Diana.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-14
ELLIS PLAYERS PRESENT NEW OFFERING AT PALACE TONIGHT

6LLlSf PLAY EhO r n HGSGN NEW OFFERING AT PALACE TONIGHT
 Tonights change of program at the Palace theatre gives phomise of be, ing one of the, best ever, presented at Manager Spickett's popular play house, the particular feature being novelty program by the Ellis vau devlle Company called "A Night in Chinatown" and which is claimed as being the best bill of this com pany's extensive repertoire.
 "A Night in Chinatown" is a de. parture from the usual vaudeville program presented by the Ellis play
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-14
ATTRACTIONS TONIGHT

LlSEUM-Wallace Reid in "Ths
 Love Burglar" Evelyn ConnelI in "WeEcome, Little Stranger" Vaudeville Company in "A Night in Chnatown."
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-09-14
COMING ATTRACTIONS

COLISEUM-Bryant Washburn
 "Venus in the East"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-21

WANTEp--Two Young meG to work on
Frisco trains as news agents. Apply
Fred Harvey News stand. Frisco station.
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u0ur uousrKEtri~o ROOMS /,

FT"'V- = : IWN = TVVIUF Tor hUUHUkrrU-
inR beds adjoining bath
GuTHuiE, s 7og--Neauy furnished
housekeeping rooms, Tor family Of
auutfs
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LEGAL.

~ said statutes of the star, ~ Dkiano-
ma Tor such coaes made and provided
a. the rate of eieh' 80 per cent pet
nnnum. payable annually a. the time ~
the payment ~ the several ins'allmonts
of the easessmehta aforesaid. from the
date Of the taxing offctt " this ordi
nance. that the first ins'tilment ~ said
assessments. together win th" accrued
he payable on tho ifth day " December
1871 ana the remaining deferred instaii.
ments win the }cltly interest on th'
unraid insiailmenia. shan ho payable On
the 18Th day ~ bcrcplber ~ ear IA succeed. /.
Ing year until all shan be paid
Provided. however. that any ~ the own
ers of the lots or parcels n iaud ~ as
r.sscd may - any tins dutins ihe four
90 consecutive weeks following The date
OF tho first implication ~ thH ordinance.
pay tn the Tity Auditor ~ the City oi
Tulsa. the fuu amount of the lssessn n=nts
~ i.'ird against their Haih tote ard par.
cells of iand. ana thereby release such
rrop'ry from tho lion of such aYH"ss
nrrtf
SECTION I, That this ordinance shsB
he publishcd FOR twrn'y nine tgu conse.
cutive days In fhe TULSA DaJy world.
newspapsr published m tho City VI Tulss
chlahomu. mat ino publication " mis-
ordirsncr 90 roppircd by law shall he
20 All persons Interested IN Iha assosa
fusnts hereby levied bY the Terms of this
SECTION NJ rks, al ordinances or
parts ~ ordinances Iu conflict with the
provisions 81 uis ordinance insofar -.
such conflict rSiata arc hrtaby r,poaIri
SECTION d. That an emergency eK.
iH's f0t the preservation of tho public
heath and safsty. by reason whereof thla
ordinance shall take effect from and af
ter its passage. approval rnd publication
PASSED ant rho emergency clause
ruled upon separately ana approved thi'
ard day Of December. 1899
APPROVED this ard day of December.
1890.
Y. u EVANS
Mayor
Attest
Mrs. FRANK SEAMAN
city Auditor
Approved
!a.S!. = puNCAN.
ff't Attoruav
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wANTEp-A girl for general housswork.
Apply a, Melrose Apartment No. /,
Sixth and Eleln,
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wAHrED-Man Tor farm aud dairy
work VIII have com biete charge and
must know how to feed and ettepd to
cattle i-fnali herdD. Phone cedar VI,
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WASTEb--Capablo woman for general
housework In family OF five, where
work is light. someone who stays IN
at night Good servants quarters Good
wages Cedar 1880
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TWO nicely FURNISHED ush, housekeeping
ro"ns ht 1913 East Fourth
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ENpERtENCED stenographer wishes
position, temporary; viii collect. ossgo
1888, room a2g.
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wANTED--Good colored girl Tor gen.
eral Homework. Calf Usage 6t9D
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BUSINESS SERVICE
BUSINESS SERVICE OFFERED

''s''''' "r"NN" VIZ OSbb"rD 10
RE repairing, rsf.ninshlng and
uph0lstering done right, priced right.
Phone Osags t5s. Tulsa Furniture Repair
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ExrERiENcEO maids at Ketchum hotel.
h,n.aksanar
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hSTED--Middic.a afcd white WOMAN
cook FOR small hotel Must he an all
-ound co9t Phone 10 or write. Hotel
Erwin. Ctwliuviile, Okla
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TWO NOON apartment fot light house
Keeping nioo large front room. 1913 q
tlNppI Dsngo LhI9
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MIR WA>Tgp--FEMALE

WANTED--rwu first-.iass coiored waters.
Good salary, ont t-of-town job. at CJhntry
club sc y. care World
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WANTED -ianicuris, and hair drcssef~
good opening for competent person
Hotel Miami, Mami okla.
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I
WANTED by a reliable man that In fully
equipped with trucks and teams TO
contract hauling supplies from Tulsa 10
| lBeggs or Stick at lc pound in carload
OTIS. best Of references. Address Box lo2.
Sapupa. Okla.
wANTEp--A position AZ casinghesd gas.
oline blending superintendent or inspect
or, can furnish reference Address VI. T.
;. Besgs, Okla, Box Iohi
SITUATION WANTED FEMALE %
YOUNG LADY now employed as typist
and accountant ecslres 10 make a
change as an artist unusually talent ed
particularly interested in display advertls.
ing Address 3is, care World
srENoGRAPHER with several years
legal experience, desires position
EXPERIENCED stenographnr wants
secretarial position, Six years railroad
experience; two years privstr secretary,
In transportation matters. routing and bill
Ing, car distribution, statistical, filing. etc
Address 5s-N, care World.
wANTED--Prncticai nursing In private
home; will assist with housework Usage
1854.
WANTED position as housekeeper by re
fined white woman, where her qualities
world
SILK AND WOOL GARMENTS Iaundered
by experienced women at home Call
Usage s7ss
POSITION WANTED as oolored trained
nurse. Call Usage s297 or 10 t. Has.
kel
EXPERIENCED ehilds nuise desires DO.
sition; city references. Call Usage 1885
between and y. m.
sTENOGRAPHER - Eight years expe-
rienee. desires position. ossgs 7o97.
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WANTED reliable and experienced maid
for general homework. Usage 33oJ.
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r,,,, 80.
"I|., lof-Two nicely Furnished
p,,p,n,' n"."'" rlsss '"'"'N' private nome.
"'"' '''b' '''''
TWO room apartment fot light house
rIwoad oseso " liz '''"' room li' y
rAs.roS ,,e ,--.--,.--..,--
~. 80, -. siV bght bookkeeping
s ,.,,,,,.-, Wv I'm ..-...-,......
'v,n n''N'T W, n,',X e'nmh"d' strictly
W"h'tn '"'l ~ l3l8 >. Detroit
TihhE hous"korpins rooms Tor rent
.."t'' s't' '''' D. ....
FIFTH IT,. ll01 For rent, two room. sni
h,.,n'n'.lr I"ihi'hed' connecting bath
.,'"'ih NOME ...........
'tvnlH' ~ 90, Ihrge completely fur
"'--"'l '""'"N ''t 'Nht housekeeping
Portable Housekeeping rooms. modern
~, a'H' one housekeeping room.
EbWopD, ~. 5---HlusekoeplnK roam
ron NENT-Twu nicely furnished rooms
Tor hght housekeeping. Phone Usage
sHbb.
THREE furnished lisbt bou.eLe.nIng
rooms. modern. i3g Il Norfolk '''''
ROOMS ron REN1-Livht bou..ks.,,ny
Usage i761-R
Nor,h linton '' VI 'u'"'sneu mousse LUG
r,lru v -.
" ~, W. "s'. TWO nicely furnished
adults osar. sSvss"esp'"S' sT1;' hrS' hoor'
y
o,ar. ,ito ,i"eop'"s rooms modern
~ .--
V, NhEh, y, ssl.one large modern light
mi housekeeping room. everything furnished.
n!"s oSsse osso. -....---.-
'hlhD H. lsoo-lisht housekeeping
r""ihr ior REM.
pERnYMAN r. i2is-Lnr r.nt to- ,,r
nishsd partly modern houAekoenlng
Watkins" "di.,nnco H,uum Ao.,n hospital
.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
AUTOMOBILES
AIrnMnniits lnli ..IA

AUTOMOBILES tON s,iE 10
NEED THE MONEY -wnI mako good
price on one passenger Packard run
1000 miles, perfect mechanical condition,
Priced to sell, O. 800. Mr.. Ried. 1909 South
boHton. Usage 1899.
FOR SALE Hup roadster, 1918 model.
priced TO sell. los $. wheclipg Usage
bei6.
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FOR RENT--Servant quarters in ex
change Tor work Usage is?,
BOULDER s., i7s7--Wanted maid, ref
erence. Phone Usage s0b2.
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EMPLOYMENT
ffIp WNNIFII-MAIf

wANTED-A boy for porter and delivery
work. Apply Bruins Drug Store, 1908
South Main
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100 TO SEND their cleaning aud press.
ing to Tcrry.Mlller Cleaners, Ladies
suits cleaned ana pressed SIZE; ladies
TN phnne CodaF 1bn
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WANTED maid for family OF two. must
be good cook; references required. 1853
south cheyenne.
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HOTEL CORONt
G0siO q Bostou =

something different In a place 20 room.
Al fnpfua with private hath steam host.
telephone, now equipment ot the btst with
motel service
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| ELGtN =, tt0c-TwO nicely furnished
| lish' houHeksping rooms. private home
Phone paag' asa.
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BOARD AND ROOMS
HOTELS

HOTEL SELMA
Residence hotel all outside rooms. with or
without bath, lovely homo Tor business
PEOPLE, open Tor business Corner Tenth
ana Main, Mrs. virginia Tracy Prop.
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IiTAS HOTEL
S'Nuhu fnd BOULDER newly decorated
Usage 67SL
nehhf messenger service. Cedar I.
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Usage 9lO Cedar l6t3
New Mexico Oil and Gas Leases.
G. L. HAGEMAN
3ls Central National Bank Bldg

ABOUT TO DRILL. A WELL, need some
money to help finance: will assign you
an undivided interest for the amount you
wish to carry. The location of the well
Is In Greek county and wells In this dis
rict come In from 100 to 1000 barrels.
VIII he glad TO take you to the location
ana let you see for yourself Phone Osaye
s955. u. VI, OHerron, li0h Il. Second.
Room 203 Fisher Bldg.
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BOARD AND ROOMS
ROOMS ron nE>r. t,RN,smrD

liOsTOS. N. bgg one sleeping room al
Joining bath ia private home. Usage
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I'"IF ~ IVIF I'st F0ufth-
TWO nicely furnished light housekeeping
'ooma. modern 2li South Wheeling
UDSTDN = tl1 For ront. uKbt house
Keeping ana sleeping room. Usage 22si.
foR RENT Cp1y tight room. modern
with clothes closet Kitchen adtoirtnx
outside ontfsncci blocks OF post office
psHsc ftgo.J
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BOARD AND ROOM


jacobs HOTEL
Firepro6f throughout nice clean rooms
W ana tlzt per night. 80 and ~ per
week. 3Os Fast Fira'