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Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-18
.K.P Anniversary To
 Be Celebrated Here Next Tuesday Night

The Knights of Pythias will hold their anniversary celebration next Tuesday evening at the hall for mem bers Of the lodge and their friends. N. C. Gilmore, attorney, and John F. Ross. county attorney, both Of Tomb stone and John E. NcwbuTy. of Doug las will be the speakers. A program of music, dancing and other entertain ment will be presented. Refresh ments will be served.
 The grand lodge of the Knights of Pythias will be held in Bisbee some time in April The Pythian Sisters and the Dokeys will gather here al the same time and win put on work of their orders. The holding Of the grand lodge here will cause the gath ering in Bisbee of several hundred visitors from all over Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-18
TARIFF BILL |S ONCE MORE IN
 HOUSE HANDS
G. o. P. Congressman Says He Fears Bill Will
 Hurt Republicans

WASHINGTON. Feb. 17.-The Ford ney emergency tariff bill. with sen ate amendments. got back to the house today only to get snagged in a legislative jam.
 Soon after Chairman Fordney of the ways and means committee. had started for St. Augustine. Fla. to con suit with President-elect Harding about putting through a second emer- gency tariff as a stop-gap measure. Acting Chairman Green sought to complete the house formalities of sending the first bill to conference. Just before adjournment he asked the house to disagree with the senate and that a conference committee be named Representative Treadway. Republican of Massachusetts, failed to give the necessary unanimous con sent.
 The bill thus twas left overnight with three possibilities. all depending on maneuvers by Republican leaders It may be sent to conference. referred again to the ways and means commit kee or an attempt may he made to
 
 amendments.
 Treadway declared the bill ''is lot worse now with all ofsthese amend ments."
 He was said by several members to have expressed a fear that the presi- dent might sign that bill and get the whole Republican, party in a hole"
 As for the second emergency meas ure. which. if approved by Harding. IS tO be'rushed through the extra ses- sion. Republican leaders were appar- ently in accord. It is proposed to make it comparable to a permanent tariff bill and it's rates would be based on information gathered in the hear ings just concluded.
 The president-elect will be urged to lend his support on the ground that checking of the imports through an additional tariff would permit revival of American industries. and that it also would increase revenue.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-18

the party's activities
 Favorable action on the Love peti- ton was vigorously opposed by Hom- CT s. Cummings and Senator Glass, national committeeman from Connec- ticut and Virginia, respectively. who said that while they favored a meet ipg Of the national committee in the near future as an abstract proposi- tion, they were opposed to the pres ent movement in view of the .'false impressions" that such a meeting would be slap at Chairman White.
 Lets go out of here pulling togeth er,' Cummings told the executive committed. with the knowledge that ultimately we are going to have a meeting Of the full committee. and let us uust Chairman White to call that meeting when in his discretion he thinks il wise and necessary to do so.''
 Forces petitioning for an immedi- ate meeting refused to comment to- night on the executive committees action. but it was indicated that they would not abandon their efforts to bring about a meeting in the near future.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-18
MOVE TO DUST ! 6E0R6E WHITE
 Is ABANDONED
Love and Cummings Oppose Calling Meeting; Say It
 Is Slap At Chairman

WASHINGTON. Feb. IT, - Chair man George White, of the Democratic national committee. and his support CTS were victorious tonight in a meet ing of the national committees exec utiye committee of Is. the first off cial conference of the party's leaders since the election.
 The executive committee. appoint ed and called together by Chairman White to discuss reorganization of party machinery, unanimously turned down as impractical the proposal of Thomas B. Love. of Texas, and 56 ether members of the national com mittee, that the full membership be called to, meet March l.
 The executive committee also adopt ed a program for reorganization of the party which White was under stood to haze offered. This program provides for the appointment by the chairman of a subcommittee of five to devise means of liquidating the S160,000 indebtedness incurred in the iaSt cthpdiSh, to pfepdIS ouuoe' of expenses for maintaining head quarters here and for preparation. by the chairman, of plan for the organ iZation of woman's bureau of the national committee.
 The victory of Chairman White was augmented through absence from the discussions of any suggestion that De be asked to retire. The nearest
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-18
.NOTinN PICTURE PROJECT GE TS
 ENDORSEMENT
Commercial Club Goes On Record As Recommcnd-
 ing Pr0niotion

- Endorsement of project to pre- duce motion pictures in and adjacent to the Warren District was given last evening by members of the Warren District Commercial Club. at a spe- cial meeting called for the purpose of Investigating the proposition of Border Feature Film Corporation.
 Representative of the film com pany appeared before the meeting and explained in detail the, financing, the marketing and the producing end of the motion picture business. They detailed to the club members present that the .'western" features now be- ing placed On the American market were far from being realistic and that there was an actual demand for. this class of film. To substantiate their claims they submitted letters from varicu5 distributing houses through out the United States who have oi- fercd to handle the product of the company. Two reel westerns" ss what the Border Feature people pro pose to start with. They maintain that two of such pictures can be pro duced each month and that returns from them can be had on two basis; {; one on the direct sale of each film and the other on the royalty basis through the distributing agencies of the country.
 The financial needs of the eompany were explained in detail It was agreed that the work of the company could be started for $1O.OOO. The bus mess end of the production of pie lures was gone into eXhaustively and the Commercial Club members pres ent declared their satisfaction in the purpose and intention of the com pany.
 It was pointed out by several of the local people present that such an es- tcrpriSe would be of ineSLimabic val ue from d publicity standpoint alone. , Rex Thcrp. for years in the business end of the motion picture industry, as well as in tue exhibiting and act ing ends. spoke did also Grant : Merrill a film Iactor of note, and Miles Merrill. al local man.
 Al the conclusion Of the meeting ! the following resolution was present ed and unanimously adopted: Whereas representatives of the Border Feature Film Corporation have appeared before special meet i ing of the Warren District Commer | cial Club. and
 Whereas said representatives eS' pIained in detail the financial details management, distribution and filming of such photOplays as they propose. to produce; and
 Whereas it appears to the mem
 bers of the Warren District Commer
 cial Club present that the propositioF of the. Border Feature Film Corpora ton is mefitorious. particularly from ! a standpoint of publicity and general
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-18
Attempts To Keep Away From Gas; Is
 Injured By Fall

]. \. ShcTwin. mechanic for the Arizona Packing Company. vas iniur- ed yesterday morning by falling through a skylight while working on leaking ammonia pipe on the roof of the ToVrea market on Brewery Gulch. X section or the pipe blew loose. and. in endevaoring to escape from the gas. he fell through the sky light and to the main floor of the market He was removed to the Mexican Mission hospital on Naco road. and thence to his home. It was reported that his injuries are not serious.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-18
PLAN G. O. p. CAUCUS

WASHINGTON, Feb. 17.-Decisiou to call q, caucus of the Republican of the next house for February 2S, was reached at d con ference tonight of Republican repre- sentatives. All of the approximately eighty Republicans who will take their seats will be eXpected~to come for the caucus, at which a speaker and floor leader will be selected
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-18
SPEECH INTERRUPTED

NEW YORK. Feb. 17.-Iblice re serves were rushed tol Carnegie Hall tonight to suppress a disturbance dur ing an address by Sir Philip Gibbs
 English war correspondent and author occasioned by his references to ap propriations by the United States fol new battleships. His subject wa: what a man means to the world.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-18

advertising for the community: now therefore
 Be it resolved that the membets Of the Warren District Commercial Club lpresent recommend the promo tion of the Border Feature Film Cor poration to the people of the Warren District and the state of Arizona
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-18
RENT RAISES OPPOSED

CHICAGO, Feb. l7.-The Chicago real estate board today formally op- posed spring rent increases. declaring by unanimous adoption Of a report from a committee that 'lIO;ning has occurred to warrant Increases where rentals were adjusted last year"
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-18
PROGRAMS ABANDONED

FARGO. N. D., Feb. 17.-Dance pro- grams will be abandoned at the North Dakota Agricultural College. due to the ruling of the student com mission that dancers must not ar range more than two dances ahead at any student affair.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-18

Miss Katherine Howard of Fort Worth. formerly resident of Lowell. who underwent an operation for ap- pendicitis and was not expected to live, is now much improved. according to word received by H. L. Lee. Miss Towards uncle, resident Of Tomb stone.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-02-18
CONSIDER DISARMAMENT

LONDON. Feb. 17.-(By the Asso- ciated Press)-Premier Lloyd George questioned in the house of commons today as to whether the government would take steps to approach the Washington and Tokio governments with a view to arranging limitations of ornaments. replied that the ques- ton was engaging the governments earnest attention
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CITY


VERNON STANTON OFFERS F,Hl SALE
300 hlk. \. WarnoCk. 10 A.ler st.. 5000
. OSO- 21S2-4o y. Daricn, caCh........ 1000
543 y. l@th just above Ridge ave-. 500
"44c s. Iscrainger (broad and POrlprl. 2iuD
1923 Mayfeld ,nr. Bread g. Ipdlaaa). 1900
1854 Upland, lot 1873 ft.:.:......... 1900
6. T.. cor. 18TH and Mauton. biz lot. $4,000
73l Nns.o- (corner) to close Cstatr..... 45GO
GAPAGE. CLUB OR APT. SITE
s. F.. cor. 37th and walnut lot T:X6i.
VERNON STANTON. G21 Mithorspoon Bldg.
I62t-2G y. 10Th; modern fats.
1910 Green: l8 rooms. baths: modern heat.
Cor. 10th 8 Spring Gard@n; o i|od, apts
SS7 Buckne!!; rooms and bath; browhstons
Summer st. near 1881: d-a-room dwellings,
1921 Wallace ~ roorns, batns.
1882 zoos Columbia ave- stores and d"gs
t32 y. '",h: Q rooms; central.
GOO y cad . modern fats.
Sl5 y. ?Sd: corner store ana dwelling.
"nll Ero'r1. rooms.
1925 Green: - rooms, Z baths
Hilberd y. Worre.l & Co, h55 ). IN 81,
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BOARDING
COUNTRY BOARDING

taken to board on my farm.
with mothers care: best OF reference.
Address BOX 20. Akron. Pa
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HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS
THE TOURAINE-
SPRUCE. 10TH AND DE LANCEY sTs.
Philadelphia largest nreproof house
keeping apartment

SPRUCE sT near riSth-IIouseiIeepine apart
ment, suite Of rooms and private bathi
electric lisht, hot-wRter heat: unfurnished,
Whiteside McLanahan, 10th pnd Pine
WALNUT ST, opposite Rittenhonse Sd
Beautiful location; rooms, ktchenette
and bath Samuel NJ GeyleY. 1909 Pine at.
HANDSOME T-room apartments, including
bedrooms, sos and $50. Poplar 1888.
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NOTHING PAYS

so well as the time spent in investigating those houses
built by Robert D. Hamilton at Broad St. and Somer.
vile Ave- Investigation will lead to purchase and pur.
chase will return daily dividend of comfort and salts
faction A two-story stone house with garage for
lO50O the duplicate of which sold for 1000 year
ago. A three-story stone house with garage, being
completed; built to sell for $lS500, the purchaser is
given every benefit of conditions at $l6,500. Other
larger houses in the development and as attrac
lively priced. rooms, bath and garage; rooms,
baths and garage rooms baths and double garage
and 8 rooms baths and double garage. All in one
city block Broad to 5th St. and Fisher to Somervie
Ave. Surrounded by city parks private estates and
grounds of monumental institutions.
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ATLANTIC CITY
FURNISHED APARTMENTS

DEACTIFUL furu. Boardwalk apt. sl25
mo. VIM. Keuuard. l9l Chestnut Phila.
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HELP wANrED-MALE
ASSISTANT CHEMIST WANTED

ASSISTANT CHEMIST WANTED
H ouS aTd T acSUrno ""T mn"hs pP
arntIal; state salsrv expected. training and
eHperienee in nrst letter. NJ $50, Ledger
EOnKkEEPEH. 7rst cltssS give t7fctencNs
cNpvriSnCe lnl rolary desired. Apply Ham
hurg RrcOm WORKS Hamburg, Pa.
CRENrT MANAGER. Familiar with the tire
business good opportuuity for ambitions
md rrsourccful man: ;ivc tull particulars as
10 .cVr"rienr, age and salary. y 1903,
edge Office.
.CYIINDEE PRESsMlN and nsslstont
p~rssmen. experienced ON color work, out
W the city; ~ hours open shop steady work
~ corr"tent men: good wages. IA, Led.
FINER cxperianced IN making women's SIX
hosiery On PHnncr Knitting machines: a
ru'.y experienced and n-st-Class man is do
sIrod, one who j. capable ot taking CON.
r'c'o charge ot knitting room; state eSpe-
rlcrra a:d salary expected IN nrs, lettor to
Ers"Rrlt Hosiery 'ompany' li3 Summer ST.
T~o, h'srcc. i.
LESMAN--Rcal estate salesman wanted
courlrg In hy thousands; no dull times here
r>roc' 100000 tourists this season; We are
r9,nr1lss,'us YOU must bc arst-c'nss "a rs
ran and ov1 your own car: this Is a hlEh-
/ .I''7o retgai of ice and snow: w.. or wrlto
I f,~ TuN particulars, = VIII pay you. Charles
n IIaN 1,h a1d Central ave. 81. Peers.
bur- TIA -
| SALF4Nr:N You want r!s money, We
want n-odInt ~: bC, on, Of those rartiet-
"aG "S r oa<o rom $50 :, 500 in t"o, yHcIe
,t,no COlVnN'g GraNN0phor" Co., 40 = 9th
p. Sc, NIr ru'radJcn, between Q atZl 70
SALESMAN II vou are It hustler and think
E'n en- SnH so q, ,tc bcs, se,,ng oTgansa,
4 IN tNc bond busne+s: drawing account and
i you don't I'VE - work. save your time
''" ''''" /" Wo2TTs%E 90, TvT,sE,S 4 f2,, R,.. INC.
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H. J. FASY, 18th & Thompson

'"" o1I M stor% G.ro WI 'ihi"1 h5nsr "'' '1S
H. J. FASY. 18th & Thompson
1900 BLoE1N, INIdEK;S;oIJ. s'T Three sly;,
H.J.FASY, 18th & Thompson SITS.
y. RRoAD ST, ZOO hL.mGT-I5I It to
rear st ss ven re,y"d to hrS,;c'nss tcnsnt
T@an< J. rshcr. 1870 Chestnut So s5o7
IiEMBERGI:R st, below MitT,.n--Four brick
.,sEf shfoH rcTt f?7, ro",gsss s!r"o' Beng" s1TC
C0IORED RUYERs .y6"N@oi@a y. Goth.
17th TN2 r%, "1a erII Rs'n@r ,o ,, S' 0orEain'
rapidly. oliyer 4 Morris, @ooag Rdse ave
s9750--BPrsa.n; "-room honee. al ,g3nvrn.
encss large 0' oS2 S2r% y, pen :ntS ?@as +
i644 \. 18TH ST.-Threo.storv dws In
VA. L1NDER, 32s Chestngt ST
5000 CASH Seven r.. laundry, porch; $4,000 :
EDW. M. GRAHAM s. s,r;,cn 3: nHoAD 9,,H
RRTDGE AREA an below RoGs, small
cA%FIEI.D 1928 Chestnut. Both phones.
2I4I MASTER ST,-E'sh, roo-;s and bath,
fowjy ronoy,ated, eH,at."Fr;Hry wash,ToS,,.
a029 -8o32 RELGkNDE
3Oi2-805s hELGRADE
ALFRED II. WILLIAMS 622 Walnut ~
e4g r RTSsGL%6 3L16 sT q rGS" f,,, Ia,6 Isuo
FranTforI "I"i nosscss:9mi 0atgaLn.
NWFD[ATE PSs'ess;%FS' ss4@S. G,. en- ana gS,6.
T0RTHENgT CORNER Myrtle ana Watts,
pSTTER. STTIE2R IiSG$o Francis: Phone poplar sooG
3367 i. 7TH ST. . rooms bath shed; per.
{YE&RY m&4S" "E Si,l% o sG9s ''sm' sPa Re" son
no93 DOSTON AvE.---G rooms ba'l outsid.
xhRSs EItSasS" sofa y. 1!h st. 'rl%Fa $50 '"''
d636 NORRIS ST. VII cScEoner Tor oiIer
rrT1s? Tr?Dfst.,SHs s.Ss. @sl5S. Sis ~, zeal Estate
CVMBERLAAN,p.r ,.r,sse ace fTSa, % %tSi5,o roons s,oI
,,o% Po' 6su' white bath olcc. Ann coniit!6T,
S7Is \ NARVlNB sT,--sM =. and b eIccI.
%iGaner S2GS ~ 2fag mo Locas, occaass,YlH4 0h'rse'
E.3o -T'GIOHHDO sT = Two stow a
s'7S TSgS; S sp1 SsIS S"Ts%R sss J. %a2 %ayjn
lab \ 54!h at, ,,7ass le7sa%Ae aeo 20! -;
oHda" h.a,ths; vacant; open sun; rua Cond,'ioI
os, sMar,,n' ii6 n 6ith St belmont seSi,
MASTER ST. 1900 DLoGK-Ap,S, -wIJR pri
rrsnR SnIH' 2So sPZ s2z "5R!R4 "5R!R
! CCTi ION and Columbia, eslab. Doctors resit
dor dcnce; e. Bus loc. MooLEY. 2l?o y, l7thS.
NEAR is@ H!lsSSGE.EYy HM6SSEy = .i!5 ps ;2 od
!;3o !;o5S s. 3Sshs.d ESTM 2T wo2 Ten gf.S"S
@SR : GREETp p.na ms Easor Ems EISf,nsI .1gs.
i733SS 33S,GG 5 &QEEElS &42TESNE & old sys s dwelling
| i9O5 \, BROAD, "GxlOO; pos ;, ssion a. s.
''lencrt Geo. numtora. - y \, IIM i
RACE S'r near On, about lax92 Gssos.cj
$500 TO-, Arthur B"2wH!l, 2&3 \. l8th st
WAITEk II. PHILLIPS, 1870 r%dcr ave" ave"
SnAder ays, = loa. I.cdyer U'uc;,' '''''' Il
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VICTORY STORAGE
WANTED

WASTED 80. cast on clothes hoUght gentle
,neu's suits. overcoRts. rGll-dreps suits Tux
c.,s o,r.. also lad!cs street dresses rycnI..r
qov.np shoes etc. our location waJe- us la y
vou much mere than others. Our buy ers call
CO., Or suburbs. day or nlght. cell write or
r,hrua Locust 2Th2. SamueNs. 1882 MarIe'
TJIE wall AreIroos cafe. frst-claSs Cond o.
ton. price right for cash. Mr.. Allen.
4So9 Aspen ct. st.---.
Will. huy FOR .po; cash I'll kinds of MA
CHISERY. Chss. Fckbo!d. 1918 German.
town ave.
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NEAR 18th aud Rnr"--3 houaos; lot about
46x6s to rear street; r.IHo other central
slice suitable for improvement.
RTiII,R RNSMi' Ii. ga y. 18th
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ROOMS FOR RENT


CHESTNUT, g036---Desirah'e }acRro."s. sin.
SO or 20 suite. with or wttholl BAN.
C'HE%TSUT. 2Uf3- Two rooms a0d bath.
furn a.ngle ruin: e,cctrl.-LE. r"'or"n,e
private bath. Phono Barring 1907
), f'r7rF S;IIOI'Sr, so, ". 2lG- Roulrr 81
sui. wi,h hoth. s,sEle room: gnn,. sr 1871
SPRi'CE ST. 4O4a--TUrnishnl or untrr-
nisnod rooms; business pe0pLe rr"'erred.
WALNUT, 5Ioa- Cheerful front room, rer-
Ably %1n at,sP SF'E Po SY"'' 5oo"s'' r"''''o%.'
WALNUT sT., Gao1--Furq. rooms doub,e /
s,rI.a: "Accl. board; Nv hea', e,ec
i1TH y. $50, HOTEL .RLRIr Beaa-
" urn TT;eeiiy rates coS". t| sa'IGs
tcst nsc0ro. Tor travelling peonlo. Srru : l"!'
iETI sT.. 8, 2OOS-Ssr lrd hoor back nov,
~ La,t;; rnsals OPTIONAL ccsir. for 2der,s
ro~rI aT. =. 2OI7--Two nicely ruru,-hcd
rp5ms: 20 : to1sckns: al cows: Dte NQs3 j.
ipTII ST. s 8O--EriSHt furnished Tv@m 30.
small ramily.
IuTH ST, \ @257--Ia-Es. airy rcxt bah,
elec,rt, Night: Desirable Tor oua!ness man.
n rI1ms: ~ . r5Sa1Sorsels. iad.ss pIs!.rrs0
63D Y, 527--A LADY NyinR alone wiz r.ar
jhirt-s,ory IRON! room, Furnished, WITH Us"
~ kitcherette Y 6eeir@d. -
sherwood Apt. Agency 1914 M2!ng! = =,
WEST PHILADELPHIA
iTT;ET sT sTCTI6N~-Tor rsHl, largo VOL.
fiir7' third -door room. front, with rrt, -
f,,.T yor Or gentleman; mca'a ;n neigh.
r"rhood ADDRESS " o3G IHdEer 0fhce
G3,, A%D MARKET ---Reansd o9up,e MAY
,vc nIc9 In Fully furnished IDuiern Norrc.
rorsateerlnE priv, home comforts, garage
: IA redTor Otfce, ----.-.-.-- --..-
coTIT sT S. oOG--s6u large sunny front
ronn for . gentlemen or couple nicely
rlrn board optional sher. 2l2 J - --
IIANpsOMELY FURNISHED room in arg.
. rncdern furE lshed home; electric lEhtE, 10
minutes to CIV Hal. PGoLe berLnE o4lo
LOCUST, 97o7-Clcsn. nicely Furnished sin
80 ard double rooms we'l lighted and
crmror+R6,e; reasOna6lc Ecge ge-------
G[.E7 0- . UnfuTn. rms en- suite. good !oca-
don. IOOI COMMONWEALTH E-4S, --..
S9I, ar s., iOO7-Ono room, fIrr,; priv
FAMILY, close 20 snhway and elsE. care
: [Ts.,TFK, 6pi4 tcor Large 2d-h. g.. fun
rs stting and LsdrLnI 20 min. City Ha u
GERMANT0wS
EGTT2|5S 5S rented TTG By }'f" 23SsT,
| IN TTi.atS family; best refareEccs reQuJred
! U'p w. .ccn,"Tt 70 train 0Isl trolley breakfast
| II desired Phone GtM l6l3 W-..----.
| iiET1YE5Y ct 2I2--Two nicely furnished
raon'a With usa Of tALn.- Gln, 3S64 ".
Il He HEOGEs"-. fGr Gentlemen
T,JIO4D, Y, iGaI--Tu. nlah"d room. barh
pin felu.i rear tro.n . troi. " ME@. 0@a
OLNEY
| FAMILY 81 have home; will rent. clnd
| N-0r unturu'sH"d, ~ chI.dIeh' W yulH'HS
iOlol
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MACH1NrRY AND TOOLS

N T.l7Tnl"N' NOT0RS- MACHINE TOOLS,
p,.WcH lI?I II MEET =.
C.on.TT,S y AINtHISTEY Goa ~ y 30 ST.
~ ,,,,[ Iar.ncy Lwat.- 90. lAT Hench s.
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Old gold silver. Pin Atluum, plated ware. old
- 'e.r".ry. tas,h plates bought for cash'
I.,, r,I. l. EldrH, r"Ans-, sOI SAMSON
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HORSES

p3ryATr, FAMILY want use Il andhl. horss
Frrin.. rl,. ,,iuter foT It, LOAri. miglt iuy
,,,cr Lcouard. Box COZ, Laurel syrirEI.
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COLORED buyers or investors, q Fnnp-2Ol3
Gsrr!tt ST.: rent 500, price $1,000; 2lo3
Clymer st.; rent SIS; p~ic- $500. Rarr.
y. W. cor, l6lM and rasayunl ave. Phone
Oregon 6a3y
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WHERE

at Broad st. and SomeruIle Ave-; at the
top of that long hill aohere Broad st. .
meets York Road, $500 North. AU the
Yorh Road trolleys pass 1t, 81, IS, 65, and
Logan Station is Just taOo squares belo,0.
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N. E. COR. 10TH & GREEN
8sx1o1: double front 81 rooms baths. cleo
VIC "HSEGRRrSTt e. 90 E55 4 ITth

GOLORED BUYlRS-l7A y. 22d St; dc.
slrable home with u rooms. good ccAd'-
tlon; will rent FOR $50 per NORTH; Pre-"
, S47Oo; easy terms. J. X. MASSEY e. son,
mud EraRn ,la
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DE I.A%CTT PLACE and 22d st.--.Two large
rooms, With private baths fully furnished. /.
recYnd moor; rent S7h per month.
Waiteslds q McI.anahan. 18th and Pine.
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OLD GOLD

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Floyd County Democrats
Elect All Candidates

The district composed of Floyd and
Knott counties has had a Republican
Circuit Judge for six years-Judge
Patrick On Tuesday w. w. VIII
liams. Democrat defeated him for re-
election by nearly 1000 votes. He had
240O majority in Floyd.
Claude Stephnes is elected Common
wealth's Attorney. Floyd gave him
500 majority.
w. A. wallen wins for Representa-
tive by 1863.
Edward Hill is elected County Judge
by 500.
John Hatcher for County Clerk wins
by 1853.
Porter Mayo beat VIM. Dingess for
County Attorney by s65.
{ NJ. v. Allen defeated Stanley for
Sheriff by 14Oo. Stanley was form
eriy Democrat and was elected Co.
Judge, but lately changed his politics.
Henry Stephens Is elected Circuit
Clerk by $50.