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The Southern indicator. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1903-1925, 1921-08-06
Is This Honesty?

"Mr. NJ. A. Blackwell OF Batesbure
was in the city this week."-The Light
In January Of this year, replying tc
our letter requesting him to send US
the hard earned $500 he owes us fol
printing circulars advertising a Biz
Labor Day meeting, this Mr.. NJ. A
Blackwell wrote us as follows: "These
programs were too late for use, and
you didn't write me about you were
printing and l had some work done
elsewhere. Would advise that YOU
stop this until ] see you.
M. II. BLACKWELL"
This is the Prof.'s 60 letter yer.
batum for the first hearing we had
from him after sending him the cir.
culars in August in a reasonable
length of time after receiving the or
der and certainly in time to adver.
tise the meeting. Just think. four
months after the printing was received
by this Prof. CD and after writing
him several times, the above is what
he had to say.
The good professor advises that we
stop this until I see Won h,,+ if
does not seem that he wants to 500 us
or gives a continental about an honest
debt if the above local from The Light
is true.
This is the type of educational
leader the colored people of Batasnurg
have as Agricultural Director wider
the Smith-Hughes Federal BOARD
man who' after a lapse Of four months,
claims that the printing was too late
for use and he, because of that, had to
have "some work done elsevhere.'
The Southern indicator. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1903-1925, 1921-08-06
AUGUST 6, 1921.

Tn the civ of Chicago, race mer
have established a large department
store. which means positions for col
ored men and women
During the past eight monens i've
1000 mon hdye been shot from ambush
IN Monroe. La. In each case the men
were men OF worth and high standing.
81, of this |deyilment is attributed to
the works of the Ku Klux Khan, a
branch of which is organized in Co
lumbia.
Many physicians IN ALABAMA nav
received notices from the local
branches ofiKu Klux Khan to place the
word .colored" on their signs in order
that no white person will make a mis-
take in the selection OF them LOT neui-
cal servicel This is also a~ttrlouleo
to the Khan.
If The Indicator is really IT, ds ~
MANY are writing us saying While
others are batting US On the shoulder
doing likewise, why not SEM a1one
the much needed cash to keep it burst
ing forth the good news
4
We are very much of the opinion
that some people are laying their neg
lect of paying bills TOO much d. tn0
door of hard times" Times are no'
like thew were a few months ago, 1t is
true. with IA scarcity of work and low
wages, but merchandise ana proouce
are pretty much in a OF aA-ano
some cash. too. This class had bet
ter quit their ~foollshness u 90 TIC
square thing.
The Southern indicator. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1903-1925, 1921-08-06

Long since has it been our fondest
hone that the colored citizenry OF CO.
]umbia coald and would organize one
strong hand in this city, and so we
have written time after time. we dld
NOT then mean nor 10 we mean now
thar such| should be to protect our
selves BY man force against 'ne
MOVERS that be. but for a better n
mutual understanding among our
selves and the other race; to uphold
the law and help it's right enforce
nant and for once to get our people
milling together for racial advance
ment.
a few months ago, when a represent
alive number of our men came TO-
qether and really organized the Column
h;a BOARD of Trade, we rejoiced from
the der,ths of our heart that our fond
oct hone would be realized and from
the enthusiasm which then scared SO
high we Icould see nothing in the tu-
t,,ra h,,t d soon full realization OF our
hope.
But td u sorrow ana disgust IL
now seems that all of that high en-
tbusiasm' ended in the election of OH
GERS and the heralding of the same to
the outside world. Since it's organl-
cation oh account of an unavoidable
handrande we have missed n meet
ing At the last two meetings, de-
snite the fact that they were adver-
tised in the papers, by cards and Dy
humans. a Quorum could not be Sc
cnred either night. Now it seems
that the only visible means OF re-soai-
ing that enthusiasm anon US IS ~
announce a reelection of officers and
then never reflect, keeping them IN
suspense until something Tangible -
accomplished.
At some of the premature meetings
or meetings before the organization
was perfected-many pledged their
allegiance to it and at some succeed
ing meetings rehearsed the statements,
which by their late actions have been
like rain drops upon a ducks back.
If we are to judge the future Co
lumbia by the outcome of this meeting,
the present and past, then we must
conclude that whatever is accomplish
cd mnst be done singly or by a faithful
few.
Of course, allowances must De maoe
for 2 few whose business and other
wise important engagements hinder
hit the frivilous excuses of many can
not be accepted when there are SO
many important matters OF pubic IN
forest demanding great sacrifices.
The time is now when the Negroes
in Columbia must unite and pull to-
oetber in the Board of Trade or snow
that we just annot reach tne eO0
2 unitt
The Southern indicator. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1903-1925, 1921-08-06
ne SewRhern Indicator:
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SOUTH CAHo-1'~~'
PHONE 1857.


yae subscription price to In. IN
aicator only entities 3 suosei.oe.
to the paper and not 20 puoii'n nse
cards Of thanks, Obituaries, etc.
Th.s. cost extra
senA 31.oe with obituaries. $l.O0
With a Card of Thanks. $1.00 with
abort article or church and Sun
1av sehooI work, unions, convsn-
tiens. conferences, etc.
Marriage announcements INV
uarriaxe Mrite-up, $1.oe up. No
$iess. sec. up. sen o. Dsius NV
cash. + &eAso3'
The Southern indicator. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1903-1925, 1921-08-06

We are proud OF the confidence doc
tors. druggists and the public have In
se6 Chilli and Fever Tonic.
The Southern indicator. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1903-1925, 1921-08-06
MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that a meet
ing of the Stockholders Of the
United INVESTMENT COMPANY
is called to meet August 9Th, 1921, at
8 o'clock in the Office of DR.. c.. E..
Stephenson for the purpose of con
sidering a resolution of the Board of
Directors to increase the capital stock
Of said company from $4,000 to $40,-
600 and change the par value thereof
from 500 to SO per share.
C. E. Stephenson, President.
E. A.. Higgins, Secretary.
r. 1. BLACKS CAFE.
Meals All Hours. Sandwiches, Pies,
Light Groceries, Candies, Cakes,
Cigars, Cigarettes.
Ice Cream, Cold Drinks
24o1k Gervais St. Columbia, S. c.
Cleaning, Pressing and
Altering
Your Patronage Solicited.
Evening star., 1921-04-16

SINGLE C0MB RHODE ISLAND RED hatch
ing eggs. deliver in city-l5. 81 20; 100. s.
G. f. Senseman. Wociside; Woodside I'm
or Main 1850. Branch AL. IL.
Evening star., 1921-04-16

RHODE ISLAND RED Matching eggs; thor
ourhhre,i: splendid winter LAYING strain. IL. b.
Reniamiu Rittenhouse ST.. Chevy Chase. Clere.
Evening star., 1921-04-16

WANTED-Salesman to sell
we'll advertised varnish line to
dealers, contractors. ETC.. on
commission basis; must have
own car. This is an exceptional
opportunity for the right man.
Apply to w. H. Butler Co., 6O7
IL st. NV,
Evening star., 1921-04-16
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Continued.


GROCERY store for sale; price very reason
abiH excellent investment vincenzo Giuiiano.
ID ID ST. NV. 24s
WANTED ASSOCIATE. with 81 900 capital
1883 1.s
An iED-ln rapidly developing business. a
woman OF good education and high social stand
ing nbic TO give all her time and invest capt.
tal: siatr experience. CONNECTIONS. etc. Ad-
dress Box 3IG X. Star Office. lee
GENTS FURNISHING; STORE for sale: cstab-
n a,snru ~ yrs lease. reasonable. Address BOX
80 X. Star Office. l1s
N-> ED To buy ro0ming house will pay ash.
Address Box l2S Star office. l7s
HARDWARE STORE for sale in Clarendon.
w gopd opening for hustler Apply Owner.
lU' W ilson blvd. Clarendon, Va. 1ss
POULTRY, butter and egg business for sale
earning S'oS6O IH.r week: hurd work either.
owner retiring. Inquire POI ne. 1G'
tiiENi CHASE 1.AkE-CONCESSIONS FOR
rent. Ice cream and sof: drinks. bowling al
leisi snoring gallery: Can he leased sepa
300 Kellogg bldg. 1916 + st. NV
Evening star., 1921-04-16
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC.

0VERI.AND-Model So: paint new: engine ex-
cellept running condition: reasonable. Mr.. Bel
Vile Main 4571. North 291s-J after pm. Is
MILRIRN ELECrRIC-In good condition. Ad-
dress Box 4O-S. Star Office. IL
UoJISE CAR or Ford, with starter, light and
water cheap. Back from Fla. w. ii. Hite.
Vienna, Va. Ia.
Hal, R0ADSTER-This car has not over
''''' wa Is =
CHEVROLET RARY GRAND TOURING
Cheap for cash $50 Milwaukee place. Congress
Heights. 1Ss
mechanically perfect; many extras; $500 cr~I.
Frank. s00-J. assEr--
Evening star., 1921-04-16

GIVE YOUR PAY envelope \ chance to grow
You can raise your OWE pay by . little effort
your part. Here is an uncrowded profess
sion with unlimited opportunities. Get out
Of the rut aad be Il Mr.. Somebody. With a
little effort on your part one master
interesting course chiropractic. Further in
formation ehesrfuiIy furnished No oi,liga-
tton. Inquire Riley School Of Spinal Therapy
fil6 nj
Evening star., 1921-04-16
BUSINESS ,-oORTUNITIE5

OPPORTUNITY EXTRAORDINARY.
Owner retiring from business will sell old
business. in heart Of business section. For
sale at half cost Of fixtures Long lease
sECOND-TKUST NOTE REDUCED To 81, 40
payable s35 month"; plus interest: will sac
rifice for 81 200: secured on central NV. prop
erty. \. Z. RY0N CO. Inc. 1423 + St
wANTED-By thoroushly experienced man
plate glass and burglary insurance: now ope
rating brokers' license. Address Box o7.S
Star Office.
LADY OR GENTLEMAN, with 81 600 or 81 50t
we'll established and growing insurance bust
ness. Address Box SOS. Star Office.
ARE YOT interested in any Of the following
Train Control. Remington Ph0nograph. United
Auto Stores. Metropolitan Credit Corp? II Sc
get my rock bottom prices odd lots. Ad
dress Box 1O7-S. Star office. 17e
MONEY EARNS MONEY-If your money i,
not earning yon at least Ss get in touch witt
rs at once. A secure. profitable investment
| for large and small amounts. Subscription.
open for 500 and up. An investigation will
satisfy y"E. Address Box 1913. Star office
BILLS COLLECTED or no charge Phone Mali
ils4. IL.
EcUIPrED DINING ROOM in hrst-class apart
party. Address Box 27i-R. Star Office
LARGE ROOAiING HOUSE in the business sec
tion desirable in every way; IS rooms.
! baths: price reasonable. Address Box 3+-S
Star office. 1Se
AN ESTABLISHED publishing company pnb
fishing monthly scientific paper. is desirOu,
Of interesting u printing house or parties witt
either magaz,ne E 1h newspaper or advertising ex
terest in the business A large amount OF
! money is not required. Address Box 26-S. Stal
office.
AUTO Accessories. batteries. gasoline sta
tiOn: doing 500 600 annual business: low rent
al and 2-year lease; no trouble about renewal
located downtown: one of the real money max
usincSs, but would prefer to sell half interest
Present manager will remain il desired Shoulf
be akle to make $1J.NW this year. Price
S31. 900 for entire plant Slj.OOO will bu!
half interest. Need not be all cash. Addres,
Box 39-S. Star Office.
DRUG SIUkE-thoice corner IN nortnWes
section; we'll stocked and beautiful fixtures
n interested In purchase adSress BOX 331 r.
Star office 17s
Evening star., 1921-04-16

REAL ESTATE SALESMAS-We have an
opening for an experienced man to handle
northwest properties good opportunity for the
right man. Address Iox ..98- r. Star office.
Evening star., 1921-04-16

MARCELLER First class;
highest salary paid to the right
party; must be thoroughly ex-
perienced. Hefner's, SIS 18th st.
NV.
Evening star., 1921-04-16

MATROE for District institution: board, room
and laundry free: splendid position. Industrial
Home School. 2325 Wisconsin ave. NV. Phone
Main 6O(O. Branch 138-W.
MEN AND WOMEN-If you want to Increase
Interfering With your present work. attend OUT
real estate conferences every Tuesday. 8 pm
Room go. Colorado BLDG. =: II: Russell. aRl1e
OPERATOR. expert. for hair dressing parlor.
Apply s21 l1th vt. NV. Good salary.
Evening star., 1921-04-16

MAN for night work, flushing
storage batteries; must have
some knowledge OF the work.
See Garage Foreman, Sterrett g.
Fleming.
Evening star., 1921-04-16

NOTIIFH HENS (fourl Rhode Island Red. and
thirteen baby chicks tR. L. Rocksl, for sale,
s.. delivered Address Box 152, Rosslyn Va.
Evening star., 1921-04-16
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS
MIsCELIANEOCS

tsal + ~.
SroCk AND FINTtHES to lie sold Mt sa@.
ritce. Changing line OF business and must
sell AZ cnti.r stock of paints, yarri>he.
auto accessories. Sporting goods. etc . plia; :.
graphs AMI records at about hall price =
Gordon. 3inS NJ 81 NV.
pEMorNTABI.E WHEEL. SET for ,Fard car
complete with sNiro wEce lrarrir- and wrearh
5. ~. Hines. go u ST NV
Evening star., 1921-04-16
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WASTED-lOO #. iron fence. 335 Rock
Greek Church road
BEES wanted: state price. condition, location
Address Box 1873. Star office IL
WANTED-Fresh milk cows. also calves be
tween and 10 weeks. Address Box l33-S,
Star office lIs
SEtOSD-HAND ceiling fans. electric. An
swer to Geo. NJ. Hunt. Jr.. 4ln Sth ST. Sc. IS
FURNITURE for an eight-room house. Main
8412 ap2Ss
Evening star., 1921-04-16
10 II n n "
HONEY.

l'ri4cinns fStrsCteu money. : lN-. 81: q lt~ +.
81 .Ga. II lhS.. 81. Delivered by marcel post
Satisfaction cuarau'erd or money refunded
l.. X. H"s;eti"r. Routc :, Lancaster. Ia aas
WANTED - Evrryhty TO know thst Dad
rarry's Vegetable Compound is for sale at H.
5th -. NV. lSs
nlSIiWASliER. electric: used few times: can
hr hought today fUr SO: present selling price,
$50 Col. 500.
MOTION PICTURE MACHINE tsimplc,l mo-
tor driven; also hlgh-craae screen. +. r,
Iiarpine. 1922 1;h st. NV. Is.
ROLLING CHAIR. slightly used. So. No. :
Evening star., 1921-04-16
Some Wonderful Bargains
in Used Pianos
and Player-Pianos

LESTER UPRIGHT Wonderful tone;
n bargain. 81 Mt. Vernon place NV, opp.
Carnegie Library. IT.
PIANO, standard make. upright: perfect con
ne. IT,
CORNET-Almost new: latest style: New
Wonder Conn. 1ls ST. NV, to 8 pm. 49,
kNABE TPRIGHT PIANO-Perfect condition
500. Also VictrOIS and records; SIS. Act
quick. $40 Mass. ave. NV.
$3.50 VICTOR Victrola S86; el66 AeoIian vo-
Gallon, Sos; Victor victrolas. $3.50, IS, IS.
A. r. Arnold Auctioneer. 1923 st. NV.
$50O REHNlNU PLAYER. IKE new. $3.50: .
splendid bargain. J. Schaeffer. SIS II 1t. ne.
, 1921-06-16
CHARLES CULLEN MADE
WYOMING State DEPUTY.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

Charles A Cullen OF Casper was
named state deputy OF the Knights az
Columbus at the SECOND annual con-
vention of the Knights of Columbus.
which came to a close at Sheri-
dan Monday. In taking the office.
Mr.. Cullen succeeds NJ. W. Purcell, who
retired after II years continuous serv-
ice in this office both in Colorado and
Wyoming.
Other officers elected included
George T. English. Sheridan. state
secretary. w. +. Williams of Rawlins.
state treasurer; RS. Rev. Bishop p. 4.
McCovern of Cheyenne. state chap
lain; James f. Cooper of Cheyenne.
warden; Walter Q. Pheian. state ad.
vocate.
Tho Casper delegates who returned
here last night. report hat they were
royalty entertaind at Sheridan. and
give Sheridan the honor Of being the
champion convention city of the state.
, 1921-06-16
i. s. TROOPS IN
SANTA DOMINGO.
TO RETURN SOON
Hope for Withdrawal of Ameri-
can Military Control in Re
public Held Out in Gov
emors Report

WASHINGTON. June 15.-Hope
that American military control over
tho Dominican republic a be with
drawn within eight months is sx-
pressed In . proclamation published
there .by Rear Admiral S. s.
Robson. military governor. anno-nc-
ing the decision OF President Hardins's
administration to withdraw. The
military governor. tho proclamation
as made public by the state depart
ment said. would surrender executive
power as soon as n president had been
duly elected and hi Dominican con
Eress had ratified a convention OF
evacuation"
The new proclamation outlines the
method OF elections to be followed in
setting up a Dominican government
to AXE over affairs of the republic
Primary assemblies In to meet with
In q month and electors chosen who
will in turn elect senators and depu-
ties and prepare a list of judicial Of
fcers Of the various courts.
Following this the military cover
nor will name a group OF citizens with
whom the convention OF evacuation
will be negotiated. providing for rati-
ncation OF all acts of the military gov
eminent
, 1921-06-16
STOLEN AUTOMOBILE IS
RECOVERED IN COUNTRY

An Essex touring car stolen from
wallace Anthony in Casper several
months ago vas recovered Monday
by the sheriff's Office after the
machine had been located at Salt
Creek in the possession OF John Clio
yer. a drilling contractor.
The car was stolen from Casper by
Clarence Null. then a running mate
of the notorious Pete Haines. The
machine was located once in Denver
but Null made n getaway with It be-
fore the authorities here could act.
Glover claims that he bought the ma
chine from Null
With this car restored to its right
full owner, a real ecord has been made
by the sheriff's office under the direc-
ton OF Lee Martin. Every big car
that has been stolen here nj over a
score have been reported. has been
recovered. To date there are still
four stolen Fords missing. but the Of
flee has a line or at least two of these
machines.
, 1921-06-16
FARMER-LAbOR
PARTY To SEND
MEN TO SOVIET
Survey of Russian Conditions
Proposed by Leaders of
New Party in This
Country

CHICAGO. June 15-The Farmer
Labor party viii send n commission
to study conditions IN Russia this
summer II the necessary arrange
ments can be made. It was announced
at the party headquarters here. The
commission will be headed by Farley
p. Christensen OF Salt Lake City. tho
party candidate for he president at
the asst election.
The commission viii study condi-
tons in Russia with a view to learn
ing what car be don to r~e-establisn
trade re--sions wis.@the Uni.ed
States" j. @. Brown. national secre-
my. said today. Arrangements have
not been completed yet. but the com
mission expects TO sail about July l."
Besides Mr.. Christensen. the COM
mission will be composed OF william
, 1921-06-16
Police Arrests
Average Score
EperyD ayHere

During the month OF June up to
. O'Clock Monday night h police had
maintained an average OF nearly 20
arrests 4 day or n total OF nearly
$50. and had collected fines approx
mating 1000. according to the w
lations OF the police records. This
is the banner month so far. but
crime has lcSsened somewhat dur
ing the past few warm days because
nearly 200 OF the total arrests had
been made in the first week.
In future victims OF arrest will be
given n chance to ride in a brand
new patrol wagon. The city council
last night ordered n special Dodge
chassis to accommodate the body OF
the present patrol. The new piece
OF police equipment will be in oper-
alton during tho latter part OF the
month.
, 1921-06-16

Notice is hereby gwen that at a
special meeting of the stockholders
of The Leader. a Wyoming cor.
poration, legally called and held at
the office of William o. Wilson.
Townsend Building, Casper, Wyo-
ming. on May 10, 1921, at 10
O'Clock a. m, at which meeting
stockholders presenting and owning
more than two-thirds of the CAPT
tai stock of said company issued
and outstanding were present, BY
resolution unanimously
adopted, said company was ordered
dissolved, said company having
ceased to do business, all corporate
debts having been paid, all corpo-
rate liabilities discharged and the
corporate assets and property dis
tributed among the persons entitled
thereto. The statutory trustees for
creditors and stockholders are Eliz-
abeth A. Zuttermeister, Charles
Anda, Margaret Anda and Gertrude
Mohatt.
Dated this 10th day of May, A.
D. 1921.
ELIZABETH z-UTTERMEIsTER.
tseal) CHARLES ANDx.
Publish June /. 5. Is. q, s. July
(W.O.W.)
, 1921-06-16
Standard Loaf
Is Bakers Plan

ST. LOUIS. June 15.-standardiza-
ton of the loaf of bread was discussed
at the fourth annual convention of
Retail Master Bakers association of
America which opened here today.
Delegates said the purchaser would be
provided with uniform quality and
weight by the creation OF a standard
lied loaf.
, 1921-06-16

Many years ago it was thought that
backward children could be cured rs
making an incision in certain parts
of their ears. The belief still exists
IN some parts Of rural England. the
operation being performed usually by
a woman at the change OF the moon
, 1921-06-16
CONDITION OF WOUNDED
GIRL IS MORE SERIOUS

. CHEYENNE, wyo., June H.
Tho condition Of Miss Margaret
Grier, who was shot twice by Sam
A. Underwood last Thursday night,
Is less promising and apprehension
regarding her recovery is felt. The
second Of her wounds, that inflicted
by a bullet which entered high up
In the thigh and ranged upward. Is
proving to be as serious. II not more
serious, than that which made .
clean hole through her body piero-
ing q lung.
, 1921-06-16
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING
OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
ANTWERP SALT CREEK oil.
SYNDICATE

Notice is hereby given that pur.
spant to written request signed BY
the owner of a majority of all Of
the stock OF the Antwerp Salt Greek
poration, issued and outstanding. a
meeting of the stockholders there
Of will be held at the office of said
company, Rooms II and 10, Town
send Building. Casper, Wyoming.
on July Is, 1921, at 10 o'clock a.
m, for the purpose of considering
a proposition to dissolve said cor.
poration, all of the debts of tbs
said corporation having been fully
Dated Casper. Wyoming, june
L. A. ]. PHILIPPor.
,.., President
1921. 10y
CT.O.w.) 1850
, 1921-06-16
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Northwest Oil Com
pany will be held at the office of
the company, room SOB Midwest
Building, Casper, Wyoming, on the
9th day of July, 1921, at 2 o'clock
p. m: of said day, for the purpose
Of electing five directors to serve
and constitute a Board of Directors
for and during the period Of time
until the next annual meeting and
election of directors, and until their
successors are elected and quail
fled, and also for the purpose of
transacting any other business that
may properly come before the said
meeting.
A. E. JOHNSON,
President.
, 1921-06-16

FOR SALE-New and neat. well built
two-room house. piastered. shingle
roof. sheeting paper and lap siding
walls. concrete foundation: coal shed;
good level east IRON lot 4ox132h feet:
this place is a big bargain at 5 / 1880,
have to hurry II you get his neat
little home. Call at 1241 East Eighth
street, Kenwood addition. evenings or
mornings. 6-14-2ts
, 1921-06-16

Kohn. DR.. Alcan Hirsch and Rose
Saskatchewan OF New York. c. l..
spiegel. Salt Lake City Sam Ricn-
mond. Kansas City. and e. Martha
Kaschub. Los Angeles
, 1921-06-16

There is a fish which Hes buried In
the coral sand of the South Seas the
spines OF whose dorsai I'm are hollow
like tho fangs of a rattlesnake- When
stepped on its elects a poison which
kills or cripples the victim
, 1921-06-16

1t was thought that had
reached its limit when the girls N
n of the high schools in Detro,,
voted to limit the cost of their grad
uation dresses to $3.50, but the SRI,
OF another school in the same cits
went them one better by cutting m.
cost to $3.50. For this sum they
rented cap and gown for the eradua
ton exercises.
, 1921-06-16

FOR SALE-Nice modern five-room
house: four large rooms in base
ment; floor in basement ever with
side walk. See owner. 933 West
Thirteenth street 6-9-6ts
, 1921-06-16
FOR sALE-H0USEs

FOR SALE-By owner. -fifteen.room
house. two lots. 50xi9o; all modern
and furnished for 5000. 81 900 down
and rest in small payments. 800 West
Eighteen street. Cheyenne. wyo.
Phone 4oI. 6-e-6ts
, 1921-06-16

Mrs Lloyd George. wife of the Brit
hh premier. say that she ATTENDED
Sunday school regularly until she VA,
80 a of age.
, 1921-06-16

Nearly ali the members of Euro
pcan royalty keep diaries
, 1921-06-16
FOR SALE

Twenty-four-rOom
building
containing IL O
ern, t n r e O m
all with
private bath; incom
S1O,SOO per year; by
furnishing building
revenue COULD be i'm
creased $4,000. Price
S4z,5O0; $4,000 cash,
balance i'm five years.
Will consider clear
lots or residence as
part payment. p. O.
box $40. s-s-i'''
, 1921-06-16

FOR SALE-Draft horses, mares
harness. Blanchard camp moved one
block north OF North Casper school
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