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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-28
SOCIAL REVOLUTI0NIST
LEADER OF RUSSIA
is DANGEROUSLY I'LL
(Ry Associated Pressl


MOSCOW, Dec. 28.-Marie Spiridon-
oya, the social revolutionist leader,
who broke with the Bolsheviki over
the BrestLitovsk treaty is dangerous
Iy i'll in the Cheka hospital as the re-
suit of a hunger strike which lasted
for Is days and was brought to an end
through forced feeding.
Spiridonova is the acknowledged
leader of the Russian peasants. She
was banished to Siberia under the
Czarist regime for bombing pro
vincial official, but returned at the
time of the revolution and was an
important factor in leading the peas
ants into the combination with work
men, which made the Bolsheylst
coup possible.
But the Brest-Litoysk treaty was
too bitter a dose for her. She de
nounced it in the Fifth All-Russian
Soviet congress because she said i
robbed the peasants of food and cloth
ing. She also denounced Lenine's
plan, whereby he arrayed the poor
peasants against the more prosperous
ones, and said it was putting prem
ium OH shiftlessness.
Immediately after Spiridonova's SEN
sational denunciation of the Brest-
Litovsk treaty, Count Mierbach, the
German ambassador in Moscow, was
murdered and the social revolutionist
uprising at Yarroslay and other out
breaks against the Bolshevist author
| ity took place.
Disappears After Speech.
Spiridonova disappeared immediate
| " after her inflammatory speech IL
the fifth All-Russian Soviet congress
That was in early July, 1913. BOZ
shevvist leaders caused the report Il
be circulated that she was mental!
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-28
new YORK JANITORS
QUIT JOBS BECAUSE
SOCIAL TONE LACKING
CRv Associated Press,


NEW YORK, Dec. 2S.-The exclu-
sive millionaire-janitor "skyling" col
ony that inhabits the skyscraper tips
of Lower Manhattan is splitting up AS
the millionaires move in the janitors
are moving out.
The reason is largely social - but
isn't that the skyscraper zone, with
its elaborate aerial bungalows and root
gardens is becoming too exclusive for
the janitors. The trouble is that de-
spite the influx of millionaires the dis
trict hasn't enough social tone to suit
the family of the modern big building
janitor who wears the title Of build
ing superintendent.
j. II. Hernon, department manager
of a large downtown realty manage
ment company, said today 1t was be
coming harder and harder to find resi-
dent superintendent to occupy the
apartments that most of the older sky
scrapers maintain for that purpose.
Type Becoming Higher
The type of men taking these jobs
is becoming higher and higher" he
said, las the complexities of big build
ing operation increases. That means
that the wives have social ambitions
that they feel they can not Crafty
down here in the business district
They prefer to live uptown or in the
more exclusive suburbs.
Some of the superintendent de
partments are very handsome ant
nearly all of them have magnficen
views of the harbor with the statute o
Liberty, Governors Island and Eli:
Island looming in the background
These advantages, however. don't seen
sufficient to Offset the social disabili
ties of the neighborhood."
Dean of Janitors
G. Thyberg, superintendent of thu
old Product Exchange, is dean of thu
downtown cliff jewellers. He lives il
the picturesque red brick tower of thu
exchange at Broadway and Beave
street, in the heart Of the new mil
honaire colony.
From the south windows of hi
twelfth story aerie, just under the BIZ
tower clock, he can look out acros
the top of the custom house and SCI
the16-room apartment of Henry L. Dc
harty, Wall street banker, on the roo
of the Chessbrough building.
His west windows face the new
Cunard building on the twentysecon'
story of which Percy A. Rockefeller
capitalist, and Sir Ashley Sparks. hea'
of the Cunard line in the United States
maintain their private Office dwellings
1T is true that there aren't as man
of us as there WERE" Mr.. Thyber
said. There isn't much social lif
down here-but there are compenss
lions for us of the older generation
For one thing. it's quiet. This is tn
busiest place in the world in the day
time, but by or S in the evening it
as quiet and peaceful almost as til
country"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-28

: Frederic J. Haskin, Director,
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM
. Information Bureau,
. Washington, D. G.
I enclose herewith two cents
. in stamps for return postage on
. a free copy Of the Calendar for
. 1922.
. Name
. Street .................
d: City
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-28
The Palladium
Offers Its Readers
ACalendar for 1922

There will be fewer calendars this
year. Paper and printing cost a lot
Of money.
But calendars are as necessary as
watches and clocks. People cannot
do without them.
Our Washington Information Bu-
reau will secure Navy calendar
printed in colors, separate leaf on
the pad for every month in the year,
paper.
This calendar is FREE. Simply fill
for any of the readers of this news
out and mail the coupon below, en-
closing two cents in stamps for return
postage Print name and address or
be sure to write plainly.
tDo not send the coupon to The Pal
ladium. Mail 1t direct to Washington,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-28
Police Court News
FINED AND JAILED.

Russell Goodwin, arranged in police
court Wednesday morning on a charge
of vagrancy, plead guilty and was
given a fine of S. and costs. He was
returned to the city Jail pending pay
ment. Goodwin had been picked VI
Monday evening on suspicion. in com.
pany of tire eothers, whose cases
were disposed of Tuesday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-28
U. S. MINISTER TO PANAMA
SAILS TO u. S. TO-DAY

CBy Associated Press)

PANAMA, Dec. 2S.-William J.
Price retiring American minister to
Panama was to sail for the United
States Wednesday on the steamship
Cristobal. TIE new minister DR. John
Glover South, will take charge of the
legation tomorrow, when he also will
be received by President Porras
The congressional party which has
been touring the canal zone is also
booked to sail on the Cristobal
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-28

given by the organization for the. bene-
fit of disabled service men, will be
the matter of outstanding interest.
Election of officers will be held on
Jan. II.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-28
MRS. G. w. ELKINS WEEDS
PHILADELPHIA ATTORNEY

SAVANNAH, Ga, Dec. 2S.-Mrs
George Washington Elkins. widow of
the Pennsylvania capitalist and bank
er. and Samuel P. Rotan, county dis
trict attorney, of Philadelphia, were
married yesterday at the Elkins win
ter home, Folly Farms"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-28
Legion to Discuss Dance
For Ex-Serpice Mems Aid

Members of Harry Ray post No 65,
American Legion, will meet in the
club rooms of the post Wednesday
evening to transact routine business.
Plans for the coming dance. to be
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-04-29
Friday, April 20. 1921

70 R D
now S S" the s ss s. and s places s2s Nj, s III the
o II is
Main 90
ars lot left building parking space
lot is graded and surfaced with oyster SHE'LL
being block with white grey ivory nHng
s ceiling s' S perfectly s % and nS g e s5s " %n
. has
s 'a is sa s ' %s ss' s % s generate ' n
s % ss .s % % s @ as: s ss, @ . Ts s s
might on a
half the
s MEM are constant sS "e with ar, sSs his s S a
but trouble that the written and the
s s sai % TX: ss Il. sf %: %.s%sG iss s
have and the close the three baths
designing and eauDpg this building Mr. Shelton has kept continually his first
see that sosa" IS that Satisfies justified pleasure every e"'"''s
Besides there other authorized dealers
The following are the only authorized Ford Dealers in Dallas
JOIN SaS NORRIS NORRIS il ,, SHEl Ts
ROSE-wHSON
Houston nd CONNER Eray
LAMBERTH MOTOR FIpPEN AUTO CO.
SSlolS Main st. 2o2l Cedar Springs
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-03

Too Much Speed '-Adclphos Theater
Thursday and Friday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-03
CHAPTER VII
THE LOCKED DOOR

A FTER Miss Henderson had left
her, Nancy tiptoed to the door of
the adjoining room listened mo-
ment. then turned the handle and
went nOiselessly in. The light from
her own room streamed over the
threshold, and Nancy could see plain
ly the slender little figure in the
tiny white bed.
She seemed very small and slight
and quantity of heavy taffy-colored
hair streamed over the pillows. She
seemed so alone somehow. in that
great lonely house. that Nancy's heart
went out 10 the child. She hoped
that Trix would like her, and drawing
the covers up over the slender shoul-
ders and arms. she went back to
her room leaving the door open as
Miss Henderson had requested.
When Nancy was ready fer bed
she went to the window and threw
it omen \ wet mist struck her full
i'm the face and she shrivered in her
ligh. clothing. The roar of the sea
came up TO her from somewhere he
low, and the ccaselosS pounding Of
Tho breakers added Ia the little feel
Ing of doubt that Nancy could not
somehow shake off lnVoluntariIy
she CROSSED over to the door 10 see
| II ii were locked hut as she reached
it the sound of voices drirted up to
her from below. There was soft
rumble that was evidently Miss Hen
derson's voice, but the man who an,
Swcred her was evidently in a fear
full rage for although Nancy could
not distinguish any words, his tones
were strident and his temper evi.
IDENTIFY undisciplned.
Putting our her hand suddenly to
turn the knob of her door, Nancy's
eyes fell ON the keyhole, and there
was no key IL i'll A moment later
when she tried the knob, the blood
/ seemed to rush from her head to her
heart leaving her weak and swaying
on her feet. The door was locked,
and that meant that some one had
| turned the key on the outside and
that she was a prisoner in her room,
When her common sense reassert-
ed itself, Nancy stood there a mo-
ment considering. She had a wild
impulse 10 bang on the door until
some one came 1t was an awful
sensation being locked in ones room
and the ominousness OF il in CON
nection with what Miss Henderson
| had told her struck cold terror to
Nancy's heart.
Standing there in heI thin night
/ things she finally realized that she
/ was cold. The room seemed to be
/ filled with the cold dank mist from
the ocean, and TO get away from it,
| Nancy crept shiveringly between the
sheets. 1t seemed that she lay there
long time, but in reality il was
only n very few moments, for she was
healthily tired and not even the
strange happenings that had herald
ed her arrival could keep her awake
for long. When she finally opened
her eyes the sun was streaming
through the open windows, and out
side the sea no longer seethed and
roared. 1t flung its waves up on
the beach with a soft caressing
sound, and Nancy felt somehow that
1t must be a good omen.
Suddenly there was a sound from
the next room, rush OF bare feet
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-03
HILARITY HAS BACKGROUND

THE Ardmore delegates to the national conyen-
ton OF the American Legion are returning from
their first bic reunion, happy that they had the
opportunity OF having seen the old buddic thcy
had parted with when they were discharged IRON
the service OF Uncle Sam.
But in the background OF their opportunity there
remains the ,oemny that they carried to the hat
tlefedS Of France. the seriousness OF thought that
prompted them to risk their all that humanity
might be saved and that America might stand 4
nation fighting in the cause OF justice and free
dom
The reunion with friends buddes of the days
OF strife brings anew the memory OF the hardships
undergone in those days, that such reunion might
be made possible.
The American soldier was never known to he
the sad, folorn critic OF unpleasant conditions al
almost unbearable times Even in the face OF dan.
ger that meant almost certain death his smile was
the that cheered his depressed compatriot and
brought the fruits OF victory within their grasp.
So 1t is with the veterans who are returning
from their reunion, they smile and josh OF the
dangers they encountered speak lightly OF the bur
dens they carried and declare firmly that the war
is all over. As 4 matter OF fact the war ior these
veterans will always be theirs Their smile will
he everlasting for their bit is done and peace is
their reward.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-03

Glen Conwell, residence 1910 B,
northwest, 10000.
W. f. Daiber. residence. PA r,
southwest, 100000.
c. A. Crockett, residence, Fourth
avenue and X southwest, 100000.
Dr. Douga McKellar, garage. 14lO
Stanley, 10000.
>. H.. Cox, residence 433 II south.
west, Sl,5OO.0O.
4. #. Holmes, Mercantile building
block 300, north D street, $3.OOO.O0.
Minnie NJ Russell addition to resi-.
Gence, AIS Eighth avenue, southeast,
$4,000
Hottle Undertaking Co. Undertaking
Home G ana First avenue southwest
$4,000.
+. j. Ramsey, residence. 1905 West
Main, lot 4 Block 342, 100000
+. II. Howard, residence. l3l Third
avenue, southeast. $4,000.
W. X. Harris addition to residence
III, 9TH Ave, y. W. $4,000.
sam Perry residence noe Il, north.
east, SlOoOOO,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-03
INSPECTOR PREDICTS
ACTIVE BUILDING IN
CITY THIS WINTER

Reports on building activities during
.he past months indicate that a bet.
ter class Of building is being con
structed in Ardmore than in the pre-.
Nious months Of the summer, due prob.
ably TO the drop in the price Of
building material and the better ran
shipment than during the summer
months.
Although the report on building ac-
dyities in Ardmore for the past month
has dropped from the sum OF $s7,G7a
10 October's total of $3.50, there Is
marked improvement in the class
of work, relative TO its employment OF
skilled labor.
Report on Septembers building nc.
tiyities included many instances where
only repair work was contracted and
in several instances the work could
be completed by the owner or un.
skilled labor. September's building
boom consisted OF a series OF repair
reports in preparation for the com.
ing winter.
October's building slump was tho
result OF tho September preparation as
l was indicated by the fact that sever
! al OF the buildings were contracted
for larger sums than in the month
! previous.
Lewis Davidson, building inspector
who has charge OF compiling the re,
cords or building activities. affirmed
the belief that building during the
winter months VIII be- Of better
class and consist mainly in construct.
ion OF business houses.
Following is the building report
for October:
+. l.. Gergory, addition to residence
GlS McLish avenue 100000.
II. 9. Bomar, residence, is Seventh
avenue northwest 100000.
W. G. Aubrey residence. liO 3
northeast, 100000
7. C. Painter. residence. Ills C
northeast, 12.5OO.0O
i. Il. Dewary, addition TO resldenc,
s2l u northeast, $4,000
Mrs. Abe Enloc. residence. 6l9 n
northwest 100000
j, \. Taylor residence. 62i u north
west, $1,000 o.
Ella Hunter. addition to warehouse
2O2 4 northeast 10000.
Bob Rogers. residence 700 + south
east. 100000.
IL. q. Galloway. residence. Lot I
block 4si. 100000.
Mira. l.. Burks, residence. iis J
southwest, 100000.
W. w. Martin. residence. 4N7 wheel
er, southwest. 100000.
Lafayette Gibson. store building
lot 4, block 81. $4,000.
A Lyle. residence. lsi7 B northeast
100000
A. Lyle, residence. 1913 n. north
west, si.ooo0O.
G. J, Cannavan. residence, Lot {
Block 2is. ti.5oO.oO.
Billie Gardner. Residence. i52
Fourth avenue northeast. $4,000.
sherman Martin, residence. 500 Rof
northeast. s25o.oO.
NJ A. Tilman, residence, lot 4, bloc
4se. II, southwest, is.50O00.
Hugo Stromberg residence, Ills ives
nrodawny, s2.sooOO.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-03

on ne floor. forming her head Nancy
saw slender white-rohed figure
standing in the doorway. In all her
life Nancy never forgot the picture
that little TriX Henderson made with
the cold October sunlight touching
her glorious hair with fire and her
little heart-shaped face looking visit
fully into Nancy's.
"Youl take cold, dear Nancy
called lightly. Come and get in bed
with me"
And after momen's hesitation
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-03

+. +. Lem. addition to residence,
sO7 Tenth avenue, Northwest, 81 600 90.
Or. NJ. d. Smith. garage, 4O9 Stan
ley, 100000.
Dr. +. G. Harlow, residence, lot
4 block III, Washington and 10th
avenue, northwest, S4,500.OO.
DR. w. c. Sain, residence, part of
Lots 1928, block 6, Rose Lawn Addi.
lion S3,5OO.OO.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-03

As one man will lose his life in trying to save
another who is drowning, so one aviator lost his
life III attempting to another whose plane was
falling to the earth What it is that induced flier
to throw his frail plane under one that was falling
at San Diego is more than one can understand. II
was inevitable that both should fall
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-03
The Love C01Uards"
By H,zSl. BATCHEiOR
Copyright Public
Il, HAZNL DEyO BATCHELO OR
Copyright 1921 by Public Ledger Company

Nancy Hathaway, because she
has icpn4 her lover unworthy, is
distrustful of all men and be-
GENES love coward. Tn The spur
1f the moment she accepts
mysterious offer 10 become gov
Crncss to- littlc child in Il love
ly h0uI, on the coast Ct Massa-
chusetts. She and Miss Hender-
son, the woman who engages
her. arrive ut Rock Haven late
at night
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-03

this lonely house by the sea? II was
all very weird and strange and more
than Nancy could understand.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-03
SATURDAY MARKET

The Fidelis Glass Of Broadway Bap.
list church will hold a market Sat
urday afternoon. beginning at
o'clock at the grocery store of W.
a. Colley. There will be cakes,
candy, dressed chicken and other
things for the sunday dinner Your
patronage viii be Appreciated
81
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-03

Trix same slowly across the room
and allowed Nancy to draw her IN
under the covers II did not thNf
Nancy long to discover that the chh2
was unused to demonstration OF amy
kind. she had apparently never been
loved as other children are loved anu
she was shy before Nancy's advances
(To be continued y
''roo Much Speed. '-Adelphos Theater'
Thursday and Friday.
Evening star., 1921-02-20
FOR sALE-MIsCELLANE0US.
Observation-Disclosures.


FEW FINE second hand standard machines at
! ridiculously low prices. 3lS Evans bldg, l42o
New York ave. 23'
| TYPEWRITER-Remin Monarch, in first
class condition; can see any time; cheap. ~
| REMINGTON typewriter rentals - Rent from
manufacturer, satisfaction guaranteed. our
rental stock always in first-class condition; "a
to S5 for month, lower rates for three
months Remington Typewriter Company, 1910
New York NV. Phone Main 1876
REMINGTON monarch. s45: model: very
finest condition. 1011 Otis place.
REMINGTON TYPEWRITER-$3O House Of
flee bldg. Room 423. %.
TYPEWRITER Rental Service: 23ol 1st st.
| NV, North 2664; Underwood, l.. c. S. Rem,
81 mo-; B mos: in adv. 5000; mos. sie
UNDERWoODS FOR RENT-S3.50 per month
1908 14th St Phone n. 6sS.
WE RENT AND SELL.
Underwoods Remingtons Royals. Smiths
800 sheets typewriter paper 81 CO.
General Typewriter Co.. f16 1ith st. NV.
per month; three months, $40. in advance sos
East Capitol st. Line. e44. Open evenings.
THE REBUILT TYPEWRITER CO, NC
Sell. rent and repair typewriters
III 10Th NV. Phone NJ. 1884.
AMERICAN TYPEWRITER CO..
buy all makes Open evenings. Line. 1881.
I MISCELLs Nk.OTS.
DAHLIAS. the most wonderful flower that
grows: Write for our catalogue describing 93
varieties. For 81 we will send. prepaid. II; no
two alike. HarkIey & Moore. Liberty. Mo. =
MILITARY SCHOOL. SUITS, boys, for sale;
size II. Call Col. 1883.
DINNER TABLE. round; four leather seated
chairs: new. 1913 seaton NV.
ORIENTAL RUGS. genuine bargains = Two
CahfstanS. 5x4.4; two Princess Bokhara 5x4.3
Anatolian, 4X4: Dashestan. 5x310: Kudistans
7N63; Princess Bokhara. 4x10; MoSell. 5x6as :
kazak. 4Nl0. 500 9TH st. NV. 21'
poI'MAN WRAP, lady's black satin: size &c.
size 10 or 36. Col. 1851.
Lone; COAT, lady's, 50; four pillars 81 Phone
Col. 79ti4-J.
NJ MoToR, Isas A-H.r,, D. C. A NJ St NV. Frank
ARMY AND NAVY SHOES.
New Dress Russet Shoes Observation-Disclosures 81 95
New officers Plain Toe Shoes So 4J
New Navy H!ack Shoes. s..................S5 S.. Al
New Hob-nailed Shoes. ...................S4. 81 30
Reclaimed Russet Shoes. es................$o 81 %
Army Gillette RaZors. .....-.............$1 81 81
New Army Knee Boots. pair. So -
New Army Hip Boots, pair. 81 p
inspection Of merchandise invited.
92S Pa. Ave. NV.
EVENING COAT. velvet: size SO; s15. Dresses,
size IA. I'LL FairmOnt st. NV.
BUTTON MACHINE. makes twenty kinds: also
manipulating machine. Call Franklin 1861. .
GAS RANGE. large size Acorn: three ovens !:
splendid condition: reasonable. Col. 9240 W. 21 .
OFFICERS UNIFORM (navaD highest quality
serge: serge: cap and device: shoulder boards, etc.
inquire Apt. D. the Wentworth, 7O7 Goth st.
NV. today. between II and pm. Chance
!! for naval officer to money
SPRING SUIT, fine, dark blue: for young lady
or miss; tailored style; S14. Col. 1886.
HVr.WATER FURNACE. Maytag electric
washing machine; both practically new. Phone
Clarendon 177-J-2
Evening star., 1921-02-20

NATIONAL touring, 81 .noo: 1916 Cadillac .'s''
touring. 81 .2Dn; 1920 Cole sedan. 1920 Mitchell
"-passenger touring, thoroughly rebuilt. 81 2u0:
Hudson cabrolet. $l,2o0. The luttrcn Co.
HOO Conn. ave-
Evening star., 1921-02-20

FORD touring ear and Ford roadster: excel
lent condition; Very cheap. Apply 3ia2 NJ 81.
NV
Evening star., 1921-02-20

DODGE 1921 roadster: Il L. S ROYAL cord over.
size tires. 200 miles: a sacrifice: owner
huyng 1passenger. Address Box lisp. Star
office
Evening star., 1921-02-20


.. Anto radiator and battery repairs. Price.
ss.D~' including stock Of equipment.
Gasoline station and accessories; no bette,
corner in city. Price. $4,000
Erocery and meats. Must be sold this week
Ashins sl.oo". Investigate this proposition
meats store carrying large stock; whole esaIe
anu retail VIII sell at sacrifice Make offer
consider the advantage in dealing with ou,
snccessiui aud up-to-date Offices We do moi
spare time and money IN advancing the inter
tS.s ~. OF our clients. List now and save time
We have little or no competition.
Marshall Business Brokers,
o20 N. Y. Ave.
Evening star., 1921-02-20

HUPMOBILE TOURlNG-I9IS: this car has
been through our shop and is in first-elass me
chanical condition: tires are good; real buy
at S125. Sterrett & Fleming. Inc. 2155 Cham
nlain st North nnln
Evening star., 1921-02-20

CHEVROLET 1920 100 touring: extra tire.
bumpers. etc: $3.50 cash For demon stra ION
call ID. c. Lynch ". 2i3T 9i4 93ri NV
Evening star., 1921-02-20

OIIDSMOBILE RoADSTER-l919: good me
chanical condition: > good tires; only $3.50
So45 cash, $40 monthly for mos. George
Sewers. Franklin 2104-J, 202O ST. NV
Evening star., 1921-02-20

Largest line of use'i
sewing machines Ia
the city. All makes.
SO and up. I years
guarantee. Ren { ! . 6:
expert repairing: hem.
stitching; platt { Ing
Buttons made to order.
Open evenings. Hop
kins. 026 14th stree 6
nv. Col. 1700.