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Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-01-21
Dogs Hail the Arrival.

Kloor, a blue-eyed, ruddy young fel.
low who looked to be in the pink OF
condition, was the first TO arrive. He
came whirling around the bend of the
Missanaibi into the town, riding on
the dog sled, with Sam Sainsbury,
Toronto explorer, who had gone to
meet him.
II feel fine. We're all all right. All
ask is that get to fire." he said
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-01-21
Their Use.

Courtroom doors ought to be made
on liberal scale"
"Why so7"
Because they are intended TO be
pen TO conviction
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-01-21
ABLE TO
DO her WORK
After Long Suffering Mrs. Siefert
Was Restored to Health BY
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound
Pottsville, PAT suffered with
female trouble for four or FIVE years and

was very irregular
l was not fit to do
my work at times
and took medicine
from a doctor and
got no benefit i
saw Lydia E Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound adver-
tised in the news
papers and took 1t
and got all right l
gained twenty
pounds or more and
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-01-21

kREMUlA 81. .l::.: s. s:i;s:s "a:
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-01-14

of Tom Plat, of New York;" 1t is a
matter of common gossip that Oliver
Bright has been a great disappoint.
ment in filling the office Of C minis
sioner, and the petty shift he made on
the motion above referred TO is cited rs
another evidence OF his alleged vacilli-
ating methods.
A resolution was passed authorizing
the issuance of a temporary Improve
ment Note In the sun of $1,000, the
proceeds from which will be used to
pay bills incurred on account Of sur
face drainage contract. This note is
offered for discount in anticipation of
the issuance of surface drainage bonds
Ordinance No ITO, said to have been
formulated by Attorney B. F. Jones,
of Camden, was read by the city clerk,
pro posing to ~vacate, release and.extit-
guish Beach avenue, 20 feet in width,
bet ween Ced Ar ven and Schellen-
ger avenue. After this ordinance had
been read, the discovery was made
that its introduction at this lime
would bA illegal, for the reason that a
uotice Of intention 10 so introduce had
not been published. This isn't the
fret time the hor-e was hitched be-
hind the cart at city hall aud smiles
went around among the onlookers as
they beheld the sheep ish looks OF the
majority commissioners when they be-
gan TO realize what a pickle they were
In. 1t will now be necessary to start
all over sg ain on this piece Of vacating
business.
Another brilliant illustration of the
laundering tendency manifested by
the two domineering commissioners
vas the passage OF a resolution authori-
zlng the employ ment OF Ernest Lloyd,
of Cape May, to represent the City of
Wildwood at Trenton on January II,
in the case of Mowitz vs.. the City of
Wildwood. Mr.. Lloyd vas specifically
instructed "to have the City of " i'd
wood join in an effort to have said
boardwalk removed" Mowitz is the
prosecutor. For monumental blunder-
Ing this a%bsurdity is hard TO parallel.
City Treasurer Kay, In his capacity
as secretary of the Sinking Fund Com
mission. handed In the following re-
port, after reading it:
Water supply bonds out
standing . . $637 ,00O.0 90
Funding bonds outstanding 227, 5000
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-01-14

"The Ordinary Life Policy OF the
Life of Iowa." ESfab-
lished 1867, Home Offices, Des
MOineS, Iowa, Includes the
Following Advantages:
1-Protection for life.
2-Limited period of deposit.
3-Endowment insurance.
4-Disability and double indemnify.
5-Monthly income insurance.
6-Bank account.
Six policies in one. 1t provides the most
protection for the lowest deposit. For further
information write Miss r.. FL. Hall, Special
Agent, Cape May County, Cape May Court
House, New Jersey.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15
LYDIA LOSES A POINT
Judge Sitting In Her Case Rules Tcs-
timony Bearing ON Death OF
IIuSbands Admissible.

TWIN FALLS. Idaho. oct. IA
Evidence concerning the manner in
which three former husbands or
Mrs. Lydia Southard, alleged wo-
man "BluebcaTd" on trial for the
murder OF her fourth husband. Ed
ward T.. Meyers, met their deaths
may Ia admitted in the present
trial, the court ruled today The
ruling, made after a vigorous fight
by the defense to exclude this evil
donce, was severe blow to Mrs
Southard and her attorneys.
With the conclusion OF its testi-
mony pertaining to tho death OF
Meyer, tho state offered in evidence
copies Of the marriage licenses for
the marriage. OF Mrs. SOuthard %
Robert Dooley. her first husha nd
Gordon McHaffle, her second nus.
band and Harlan e. Lewis, her third
husband. Prosecuting Attorney
stephen then renewed his petition
that evidence as 10 the cause OF
death In these cases bc admitted
and the court over ruled the OBJ
jectlons OF the defense.
II IL the contention Of the state
that all OF the four former husha nds
OF Mrs. Southard met their death by
arsenic poisoning. Collection OF life
insurance IS declared by the state to
have been the motive for the alleged
slayipgs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15

,r9,,'i 'ornorsi .en' aud estates owning
NNuN'Nl. F''t.i 'N. l'N lI'h"'.h Nth'lIltl
.nu p,P't L."p,LIN .A'.r i' assessment
Tor re'd improvements 'u
tne ssntntIN ,p''l''."n = ihr cost
~ y. tnn''N ~. ''N'. ...N iN" zoo.
.i W VIZ, '1g'.l.N I''.'.. 'n" %, ih"
Ndu'tlon'
,1d "1,i.ait.r, H. Vl, 't, '.'l .NN N'l "N 'N,n
anI 1,st t9ali'E me. l."rr'y owned ~
.i,n uy ''.'" ,l ..' NN'..'fA on uINr'
r,rtasi,.' w. I''"n..', .N, 'nn'. avg 'IH,
,Vn,NnlnE nn ,...n',' .i 'hr i"iW COSY
."l, ''''.''. lN' i'l|i'u Nh4
AMOUNT ul sn.h cont fn hH usa' 7s'd
Emo m hyneilsd n'" v'h'. r. urrl liable 'o
,,','.s1,,,''',,n'i 'H" '"I ..." 'M.nI. .' ls
,5Srasf ,a oSSSr,1s 'p, y. s0,. s, h' gwngs r
has duly rtami1,B r.,...I ,nrrr.f,I
and apprDv.B .,IT ,grIft.r .t.t.,,...t ,,t
has duly Determined nr rsa.IutInu 10
assess Tho cost uf au.H iH.urlycm,uIs ana
mo D,yp,ra .f ar..I d. .....'., b.. ',,U.I..
tIou las provided l4 .,.f' ,rtr,.r 'YI b,a
required duo notice fs l. .rrt.,i IIu.r ino
owners Of ni.b rr.r.r|y I, ,.rtsi.r,t
letter addressed 'e auN. owner and d,.
pufted n thr ruatafa.. ~ thr DIv ~
Tulsa. oklahoma pnd wIl Hoard dId 100
which u would hear pIl matters affr.tlrg
any Dleim uy Nahu.t ur objections to
mo making ~ HHrN improvements ,I l.a
rr7n.99ll,,r' 7u19l,,s n ..n' gf ,ha "",re.HIns'
pr"vomruts OF any other objections
thereto. and 200 pursuance af saIu pttun.
publication Hul notice. such Htstl1n was
nt lhr '.wr d.a'ruyfnH A" aHII notice. Hul
WIINIAH Hf such session this UuHf1
ald hear aud consider $50 complaints Bua
"',', IONS .''i. 10 '', 0n.Hlng m such ,l'
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4bI. .,sts ,.f ,,Itr.tt,, vh..n .... f.,s
hr,u tp,urr,l by tns holder Of su,h "a.
nuI' tuNs .
f.puf.fsf sr,.t Idol .pt I,tr.f fhe
N'.g ~ YI '., L -
shsi' nave an. Iiisht \, 'Srrlr.. .a,, IA
any court VI competent Jurisdiction 20
fUrrolosr the llcn acquiring said tax hu
'I i"N plls ngainai lho proper ', n'f',, ~
'Nu ln recover Judgment i"i 'h' tnlIl'
bIln,Ipal amount ut ni fh" lls'N.lW'u'1
s''L".N N'.f'H, ~. ,''''.' N.'"LI.' y
i,I .,l, pg ,' .n in
H,N'u. ahd I'f 'h' sale 40 goo. ri"prIlN
a. ,,EI, i"o "a, ,, me- In,,..,n, 'W W ''., '
nyuls ne wmr may u' 'r.ul,t to me
@ @.u"' rt.'13,y,, ,' VIZ ."H,'. u".''
n'l.t. 3. 10" no,a'r ot ,n' l, .nl '0 tr,
'"'f'.. ~ NI'llhi. NnI h' 'h'"l'"h Hhn
,,",.,l "s 0ir gih'I 'in1u.ni 'a'cs 70
,.v,.F az, Use ,'s,"n 'n" . ., .l'l
hgN,',l lhNi lh' 'Nn'r vi '"N l'Nr,r.P.
,ha p,I,iI.Eo st 5,slnSrrIgr iS4 vG"NIs
suy !nataumcnt h-r.os un.u tUu nay
mont d, tuo proper officer ~ tha Duy A.
lrIg,Ir,I win 4U,rgri m.,...I nrI a.
Iuu f.Inp after tho holder .f ..,It ts, liiI
Uas natIrcG tha ,uIuni'ssI.r,- Mf r'n.rlo
Ioai, 'fr..,,i' ,s ab.,, pr.,fi.3 ,,1 .i,f.,
before .r after suit d. ruututn.cl FOR the
.p,.Frrttan ~ th, 4It.urr Tr. .t.,, .rg
tax hi' ur tax bills aHar I,,. me rlrhf
fu drmsul and receive fr.u tUr rrrHln
irstaIlmcnta. alc duo. ~ rsaa.u.II. .ttor.
.r.,#. a.. and rYefs .f ..f.......u ,.f,.rs.
thr same ara tultrrrt olI.r .,iI ..,,agft
.uEIr attorney a. Zoo and .Ua.4 - .,II,,tIln
shalt in no event. c,,,.l thr f.IiowinE
tfH.urf4 and s,rrtui. ..f .......f... .sas
,,'.,l IT,, ,Uu,' ., A. .n .'.. .'.'. n'' TO
'N.''d 'h' sum '' NI.'" 100 amy 'HHN
For reasonable attorney foe. whrra
incurred. ON HWuput not lH exceed twenty
Nv" tntr ptr cent OF fHr tm.ut or tho
delinquent lnstallmrut u. lnstnIlmruts and
H,rruod interest thereon. which In no
case shall rN,red the auw or go 0U aud
iu ru case hu lrHa than iI. sIw ~ ft to.
Provided that nothing n,r.Ip contained
ahall bs construed to operate 40 o. ,lmlta
ton upon tho power 60, any count of
competent Jurisdiction whergin suit d.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15
ELECTRIC SHOW
ALMOST READY
Workers Finishing Booths
and Displays to Be
Placed Sunday

Workmen Friday night were put
,ooths which will house half hun
90 exhibitors at Tulsa's First an
,,,r the Ouishing touches on the
rnal electrical exposition. launched
.ndar the auspices OF Tulsa Elec-
'r,',l Industries association while
',rd.~ the guidance of a corps OF ex-
ae,i decorators what had been the
LisYk and bleak interior OF the New
..TsrrlUlo M Fourth and Elgin was
noipg transformed steadily into n
,,y sscua. punctuated with Tapping
Csgs and banners and variously
.oior.I Japanese lanterns.
without n doubt. management Of
,bo show has made elaborate prep
.-sirns for tho occasion. The vast
i-teri,r of the tabernacle. at first
s,,bt resembles somewhat a newly
Instructed village. The booths for
c,b,brnrs constructed Of beaver
board and TO be decorated according
~ The vhlms Of each particular OK
bbit0r. are arranged IN voritable
In the background, at the rear OF
Tho tabernacle. is the stage which is
io bs used for vaudeville and cntc~-
,oinmcrt attractions which have
been booked by the management.
Exhibitors are expected 10 begin
,ro,Irs in their displays early to-
J,v and an day Sunday the work
viii continue until the last detail Is
gomplcto and the final electric bulb
--.olit of possible several thousand
to ~ pmp.pyed---wiil have been
1'accd for the opening.
Ry Monday morning everything
otil be lu readiness for the show.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15
HIGH OFFICIALS
PAY KNOX HONOR
President and Mrs. Hard
ing Attend Rites for
Senator

WAsHINGTON, oct. 14.-Flags
we're huns at half mast today and
activities Of government we're sus-
pended while the capital mOurncd
the death OF Senator philandcr G.
Knox Of Pennsylvania.
Funeral services s5r the distiu-
guished Pennsylvania senator at st.
Johns Episcopal church were at
tended by he highest officials OF the
government and OF the diplomatic
corps. President ana Mrs. Hard e.
ing, members OF the cabinet, the jus
tees OF the supreme court, foreign
ambassadors and ministers and
scores of the dead senator's col
leagues from house and senate at
tended the simple ceremonies to pay
their last respects.
Cabinet Session Adjourns.
The regular Friday session OF tho
cabinet was adjourned to allow the
president and his advisers to pay
their last tribute TO the man who
had been member OF two cabi-
nets and whose public service in
Washington spanned 20 years and
live presidents
The funeral services were con-
Quoted by the Right Rev. Alfred
Harding, Episcopal bishop OF WASH
ington. The honorary pallbcarers
we're members OF the senate foreign
relations committee, with which
Senator Knox had so long been as
ISOLATED The Pennsylvania delega-
ton In the house attended in a body.
Following the ceremonies in
Washington, the body was taken to
Valley Forge, Pa, where simple
services will be conducted tomorrow
at $3.50 o'clock. At Valley Forge
the body wfll lay In the hook room"
OF the Knox home. the senator's s
iayor!te room.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15
Gcrmnn Physician Arrested.

BERLIN. oct. IA great sem
sation was caused today by the ar
rest OF DR.. Hugo Stadtler. famous
Journalist, on the charge Of treason
DR. Stradtler is a nationalist and is
opposed 10 socialism and bolshevism.
His arrest was based upon an article
In the Teagllshe Rundschau. at
tacking Chancellor Wirth for alleged
"MiChlavelian insinCerity." DR..
Stadtler declared that Chancellor
Wirth double crossed" socialists
catering Industrial war.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15
Miners Ready to Fight Injunction.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, oct. IL
the United Mine Workers today
were making preparations to resist
70 lhe last ditch what was declared
70 De the opening wedge OF a posi-
ole move against the whole organ
1ed labor movement OF the United
Ssa'es-the injunction proceedings
uied against the miners union In
tne United states district court here
Wy me Bordcrland Coal company Of
Wes. Virginia.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15

mo, T. H., oct. l4.-Newspaper
Ieh irom all nations, delegates to
sae press congress of the world, de-
palt az midnight tonight for Homo
.slu VIA the island OF Maui, where
Ivy WIN be entertained tomorrow
enu sunday Today was spent. in
,,ssh'seelns. The delegates returned
,'S morning after an all-night visit
lIanca volcano where they Wit
uS'sea ny. lhe activity of the great fire
PIT OF the volcano.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15
Silesidn Tension High;
France Ready for War

LONDON, oct. 1.-two millions
OF soldiers-allied, Polish and Ger
nan-may become involved in hos
''.ities In Upper Sllesia, according to
adyloes received by the Daily Sketch.
Y Is reported from French sources
mat German troops are crossing the
border into Upper Silesia constantly
ana France Is making preparations
lor actual warfare. The Polish
troops have been armed and trained
ny the French and are concentrated
IOr war purposes.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15
Mlnislcr,s Chnrnctcr Atlnckef.

LONG BEACH, Calf, oct. IL
Friends rushed today to the defense
OF Arthur f. Torrance, Ph. D., for
mor pastor OF a Methodist church
here and at present head of uni
versity In China, who was dropped
from the southern California con-
ference of the Methodist Episcopal
church, following charges that he
was intimate with woman other
than his wife,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15
LAZZARI PLEASES
TULSA AUDIENCE
Metropolitan Opera Con-
tralto, Presented by
Cadman Club
BY LILLIAN G. PERKINS

Ivy LILLIAN 4. PERKINS
Carolina Laazari prima donna
contrato OF the metropolitan opera
was presented In concert at Central
High school auditorium Friday eycn.
ing by the Cadman club and sang
"A delightful program before n fair
sized audience, but one most enthus-
lhstic and apprcCiativc. The popular
contralto ana artist was ably accom-
panied by Katherine Pike at tho
piano.
Four groups Of songs were sung.
one In Italian. one in French and
two In English and besides these.
Gorlng Thomas go MY Heart L.
Weary" from "Nadcschda." This
aria and Amor viens alder" from
Samson and Dclilah" (Sain Sacns)
were the big numbers which were
sung with dramatic fcrvor and in
fine voice by Madame Iazzari. The
English contralto, Clara Butt sang
into favor the GorinE Thomas num-
Der. II is satiatcd with sadness and
one easily understands how n COM
poser 80 morosc, could finally end
his lie as did Goring Thomas. The
French aria, which translated. Isl:
Love, Lend Me Thy Might" which
"pelilah" sings as she duus her rich
est raiment with which to captivntc
samson was given In true opcr-
attic diction aud style and found fav-
or with many.
Evidenced Versatility.
Schubcrts beloved ave Marin"
needed only the vibrant. deep tones
OF an organ TO make it more boauti-
tul and the same may be said Of
Madame's fine rendition OF Bach's
My Heart Ever Faithful"
The first number on tho program.
"Lungi del caro- bcni," well known
concert number by tho Italian COM
poser, SoChhi, was we'll received
Lighter numbers were given with
charm and the singer evidenced her
versatility by rendering all numbers
I'm way that gave no room for ad-
verse criticism.
i4hZZnri has magnificent range
Her nigh notes are full. round and
beautiful. Her lower register is
where she gives evidence Of unusual
tonal quality with perfect diction
whether In her native tongue. ltal-
ian, in French or English, one hears
every word. with II all, is that gra-
cious mlcn and radiant smile, a won
derIul looking woman; good TO look
upon. There is no wonder that she
stands unparalleled In the Metro
politan and that many of the COM
pany are roEretful that she will not
sing with them this winter. The
Cadman club Is to be congratulated
Tor their initial concert.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15
Spanish Cabinet May Ilcslgn,

MADRID, oct. 14.-Roports Of
friction among the cabinet which
might result in the resignation OF
the ministry were current here to-
day following a special meeting Of
the cabinet The members were said
10 be divided over the military opor-
atIons against the Moors in Morocco.
The cabinet meeting was held in the
royal palace.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15
Clark Fined for Possession.

w. II, Clarke, who was arrested
,,vu"esday al l07 West First with
N,o gallons of corn whisky was
Siou SHeu S2O Friday In police court.
6,alhe' who married Mrs. W. j.
"h my former police matron, was
NH. VI those testifying against the
H'ee department In the recent po-
e qu'z conducted by the attorney
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15
Child Wins In Competition.

jefferson Kelley 3-year-old son
of MIS and Mrs. Carl Kelley, III
North Zunis avenue, was the winner
Friday night over seven competitors
at the Broadway thcater amateur
night. Three songs by the boy
brought him great applause from
the audience. The boys father Is
general manager Of the gasoline de-
partment of the Texas company
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15
WARNS AGAINST BOOTLEG
Federal Officials Says IicSs Than
Two Per Cent Is Real STUFF

WASHINGTON, oct. l4.-Pro-
hibition officials issued a new
warning today against public COM
sumption of "boutleg' liquor, Most
OF the stuff being dispensed now
merits the name OF 'cUrOner's
coCtaiIs," they said.
- .css than TWO per cent OF tho
stuff now being peddlod is real
whisky and gin" said J. NJ. Doran.
chief OF the chemical division Of
the prohibition office.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15
Hold Rcmalns for Rclatlvcs.

les ora aa Encarnacion G. de Coma
ma aSsed 90 years. died OF pneumo-
w. Wednesday night. The remains
uHeihs held at the McBirney un-
troro parlors awaiting word
fornor. relatives in Mexico City, her
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15
LEGAL


Pubushed In the TuIso Daily world
october ia IL and i5 1921 World Pub
OHnINANCE SO. alss
An Ordinance tu gppoytIun, levy and
nssoss the cost u' Improving a portion
g. overlook Park Addition. % the
snutheTly projection uf the w'st line
ot Block q DverIuDk Park Addition.
included within street Improvement
District No 800. against tho ahutuug
property. the property benefited and
oIn't m L,gig,g od,c ,Earcrf ",II s,-..y
Improvement District, nni declaring
an emergency,
WHEREAS. I'M pursuance N the prnyi-
sIuns uf the charter ~ tho '.tF ~ Tulsa,
Oklahoma the Hoard OF Commissioners
OF said Guy dIi by resolution. declare 10
necessary 70 pave ana oihrrNise improve
street Improvement District $50 800 ~ said
Cityt and said Board dil oct forth in
said Resolution the nature and extent ~
portion of Archer street from the south
srly projection ~ mo east line ~ Block
D. Oysrluua Park Addition. % tho south
3. Ovrrlook Park Addition, and the ma
terlals with which said Improvements
were Ia be constructed. ana thst SAID
improvements were 10 be mad" according
to the plans ami specifications 20 be-
submitted By the tliy EnEiuesr which
,aid plans and specifications were there
.fter submitted. bv the Engineer and duly
adopted by said Board. and said BOARD
ild thereafter duly advertise tor sealed
bids for the construction " said improve
mtnts. in accordance with the said plans
WHEREAS, a contract for tho con.
struCtion u said improvements was duly
Who executed the bonds rcquirei By law.
and the City Engineer has prepared, sub
nitted and filed hls written atstement
containing the names Of the persons
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15
Hold Outdoor InIntInn

larFs D. o, X. X, iniatiated n
opsH Sg i ,uss OF new members at their
mile ar meeting in the woods three
RIpb, southeast OF the city Friday
used ceremonies similar to those
served 'he lodge room were OBJ
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-15

muck TOURING seven .pesreuror 1870
model new paint good tres. runs fInc
krro 8 TInE EXCHANGE
HNNGAlNs. .traul,iIu sedan almost new.
- 900 FrHnhin tourluE late Inudoi,
iioou. Packard sedan. two tops almost
now $1,000. Ford sedan, almost new tafb.
Terms central Garagc. llb b. Cheyenne.
Ossgc s9et.
BUICK TOURING, 1890 model now paint.
good TOP car in good running order.
THIS is q bargain at the price ib1a Terms.
ai3 y second sl osage Joo9
DODGE ROAuSIER 1870 model this
car looks ana raas 'i9e. and is a dandy
value at DO" price ~ tb2h. Terms,
ACro 4 TlHE EXCHANGE
3i3 y second Usage booo
ron SALE or rRAbE.-io2o b.passcnger
car. good condition. Usage 601o,
rom SEDAN 1929 model new paint,
hUTo 4 TIRE EXcuANoE
FOR SALE--Two rord touring cars. cheap,
corncr ~ Federal and Lowis. Phone
Cedar 23O
rom spcedster good running order. new
paint bargain, 1lfb. psaEe 1883
FOR SALE--iSi9 Buick 7-panscnEcr. first
class condition fsoo osage A367.J,
ron sALE--Chrvrolot touring car, bloc
rvborcd new pi-tona rings, bearings aud
new battctics, coed tires. Price ilsa' l5as
T.. Fourth,
ron sALE-D-A Buick roadster, In good
condition, equipped with Kelly -Spfins
tires good ~ now one snare tlro' new
top. newly Vanished. $3.50 tor quick
sale lastorn on company, 2Q2 Texas
Hldg.. telephone OHhge b9b
ron ENCHANGE-Good so acres Missouri
land. near town, for good automobile
Address S7S-E care world.
roR SALE rord touring. 80 model good
bargain. 1919 D. Third.
FOR SALt-Ford roadster. rs model,
Euud ruuniuE order, 81 bargain. Price
825, l0il n. Third.
FORp touring car. same as new viii save
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SPECIAL SIX studebaker s-paSscnger,
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