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Evening journal., 1921-10-29
GIVE MUSICAL AT
NEW CENTURY CLUB

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MIDDLETOWN, oct. 29.-A de-
lightful musical was given at the
New Century Club on Tuesday eve
ming. in place of the afternoon meet
ing, Mrs. Robert Gabriel being chair
man of the meteing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Huxtable. of
Wilmington, assisted by friends, fur
nished the entertainment which con-
sisted OF music, recitations and dane
ing.
The Civic Committee of the Cen
tury Club will give a card party at
the home of Miss Bernice ID. Metten
on Thursday evening. Bridge and
Five Hundred will be played. The
proceeds will be used to purchase
waste paper receptacles TO place on
the streets.
James T. Shallcross. real estate
broker has sold the residence OF
Charles Schuman on Lake street to
John B. Thornton and also the prop
erty belonging to Robert Gabriel on
Lockwood street to Mr.. Schuman.
Norman p. Crouch, of Whining
ton, has purchased from Joseph c.
Jolls the house on Cass street now
occupied by J. Everett Walls and
will occupy it after next March.
Mr.. Walls will soon remove to his
new home which he is building on
South Broad street.
The Parent-Teacher Association
held a meeting on Friday afternoon.
A physical drill was given by the
children. Miss Elizabeth Houston.
Instructor of Home Economies. gave
talk on the relation of Vocational
Home Economics in the high school
to the community.
Thieves entered the store of Nor
ris S. Eliason at Mt. Pleasant on
Tuesday night and carried Off a
quantity of cigars and tobacco.
The children of st. Anne's p. T..
Sunday school will hold a Halloween
party in the Parish House on Mon
day evening.
Evening journal., 1921-10-29
MORE ROOM FOR
SCHOOL Study
State Board Will Provide
Necessary Quarters for
Five Points
TO KEEP WATER
SUPPLY PURE
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Special to The Evening Journal
RICHARDSON PARK. Del. oct.
29.-School matters occupied the at
tention OF the Five Points Civics As
sociation at the meeting of that or
ganization last night. The State
Board OF Education in replying to
the resolution adopted by the Five
Points Association several weeks
ago calling attention 20 the need OF
a new school here. explained that
the complaint would be looked into.
lt was explained that while no new
building could be provided, how
ever. the present congestion would
be eliminated by the renting OF one
or two rooms for school purposes.
The question OF holding a special
election to consider a poll tax to
raise additional revenue for the
school janitor was discussed but no
action taken. II was reported by
the school trustees that such a
course would be necessary before
long. however.
The meeting was attended by
about forty residents. Two new
members were admitted.
r. V. Rudolph, chairman OF the
entertainment committee. reported
that the oyster supper held last Sat-
urday netted s59.75. Plans are be-
ing made for another supper next
month.
The water supply was discussed
and a report was made OF a test
made recently OF the supply which
showed II 20 be free from pollution.
Harry Brown OF Ashley. was named
as chairman OF a committee to con-
fer with officials OF the water COM
pany TO see that polluation Is pre-
vented.
1t was announced that Miller
Brothers Company OF Wilmington,
had donated window shades for the
new community building. The sec
retary was instructed TO send a let
ter OF thanks to the donors.
Evening journal., 1921-10-29
INSTALL OFFICERS
OF RED MEN
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Special TO The Evening Journal.
SEAFORD oct. 29.-Deputy Great
Sachem George w. Christopher, +
Laurel, visited Tuscarora Tribe, No.
%, Improved order Red Men, a few
evenings ago and installed the newly
elected officers as follows: Prophet,
] Burton Wainwright: sachem, c.
II. Marvel Jr.; senior sycamore,
Fred II. Locates; junior sycamore.
Charles II. Conaway; keeper Of
wampum, c. Alfred West; chief OF
records, William A. Wheeler; guard
of wigwam, S. S. West; guard of
forest, c. H. Marvel Sr.; first san
nap, II. r. Handy; second sannap,
W. T. Marvel; braves NJ. " Hill;
Jesse Marine Leo +. Jones, Gevrge
w. Locates; warriors. w. c. Moore.
Charles Drum, Alvin L. Friedel Jo-
seph A. Allen; scouts, william Frie-
del and Joseph Price; trustees, Har-
ry r. Handy Cyrus b. Favinger and
George w. Locates.
The team of Francis Morgan,
farmer, living between Seaford and
Georgetown, was run into a few
nights ago by an automobile. The
carriage was demolished but. Nor
gan, his wife and baby escaped in
jury. The horse ran away and was
not found until the next afternoon.
Study the Want Ads for positions
as stenographers, clerks and office
positions
Evening journal., 1921-10-29
Let Your
Light Hair Get DARK

soap solution~
And then there is trick which
you may steal from the peasant wo-
men of Switzerland. They keep their
heavy braids that wonderful light
tone by using an infusion OF camo-
mile flowers. You can buy these at
any druggists. Put small handful
in the bottom of the bowl in which
you put the last rinsing water for
your hair and then pour the water
over them. Rub the water well into
the hair then dry and brush il.
The camomiie has really delight
ful gragrance, sweet and clean.
II II happened that you can't get
camomile, put two tablespoons OF
vinegar In the last rinsing water.
This. too has a softening and light
ening effect.
Evening journal., 1921-10-29
MERCHANTS TO BE
BANQUET GUESTS
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Special to The Evening Journal.
DOVER. Oct 29.-At the
weekly meeting OF the Chamber
of Commerce. It was an
nounced that the Wholesale depart
ment of the Wilmington Chamber of
Commerce would entertain the local
Chamber at a dinner in Dover on
November 8. In addition to the
members of the local board, 1t is
proposed to invite merchants from
the towns adjacent to Dover.
State Detective ID. ID. Wharton,
was busy yesterday investigating the
theft Of wheat from the farm of
Judge Daniel o. Hastings. west Of
Dover and also similar robbery
from a farm adjoining.
Chief OF Police e. 1. Lane, yes
terday received letter from Mrs.
Maud Stewart Dorathy Of 1881
Fourth avenue. Clinton. Iowa, ask
ing for any information concerning
a cousin, Frank r. Sewart, whom
she claims has been missing for 20
years. The request is made in behalf
of an aged mother.
Evening journal., 1921-10-29
NEGRO CHASES WIFE
WITH REVOLVER
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Special TO The Evening Journal.
MILFORD. oct. 2S.-William
Gibson, Negro, yesterday. created
some excitement in the western sec
ton Of Milford, by chasing his wife
through the streets with a revolver
which he discharged twice at the
fleeing woman. She managed to
find shelter in a neighbor's home.
Gibson and his wife. who live at
the extreme end Of North Front
street, had an alteration at the
breakfast table. Gibson is said to
have at first picked up a shot gun
and threatened his wife. She ran
from the house screaming, followed
by Gibson who had dropped the gun
and gotten a revolver. Leveling 1t
at the fleeing woman he fired twice,
but neither shot reached its mark.
Gibson was placed under arrest
and held under $500 bail by Magis-
trate w. A. Truitt for court.
Evening journal., 1921-10-29
MR. LAYroN RrYs YAcnr

spec az 10 The Evening Journal
GEORGETOWN. oct. 30. 49, Hal
stead +. Layton. member OF the hrm
or Layton & Layton. Inc. OF this
city, has purchased from the gov
ernment the pleasure yacht Wash %
The consideration IS said to be 81
800. The yacht. which is in port al
norfolk, Va. will be brought north
and taken to seaford whore IT viii
undergo repairs, after which il viii
be tied up for the winter. Several
men left here this week TO bring the
boat from Norfolk. The Yacht 4.
about 1s6 feet long and draws an
proximately eleven feet Of water.
Evening journal., 1921-10-29
BY NrsrE. MoREAU.

PARIS.-Since you're town
dweller. very likely the frequent
washings you have to subject your
hair to are duliing its lovely light
tints and soon. instead Of the daz-
zling blond you are. you'll be a sort
OF hasf between.
And, of course. you, are the indi-
wdual who must he particulir,V
careful about the kind OF shampoo
you use. II can't be one with too
drying an effect, for then you'll have
to resort to the vaseline pot to re-
store the oil you've washed out.
A really pleasant shampoo can be
made OF an infusion OF bruised gull
liza bark. This is a liquid OF a pale
red,sh color, soft and frothy, which
can be used instead Of the regular
Evening journal., 1921-10-29
THREATENED MAYOR
WITH CROWBAR
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Special 70 The Evening Journal
MILFORD, Oct. 2e.--Ma,o-
Frank Reedy. Of Milford. had his iife
threatened by a Negro with a crow
bar yesterday afternoon while he
was supervising some street work on
Truitt avenue. Mayor Reedy was
examining the work and spoke
sharply 10 Mckinley Purnell. Negro
whom he thought was not earning
the money paid him by the town
After a few words. Purneli became
enraged and started for the Mayor
fourishing a crowbar He was seized
by bis fellow workmen and subdued
Mr.. Reedy had Purnell arrested
and Alderman Hendrixson imposed
= heavy fine.
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new DEMAND
FORPLEBESCITE

Continued on Page Twenty-four)
Acceptance OF this motion would
annihilate any attempt OF
the Unionist to censure the Premier
It was believed Lloyd George will
be able to rally enough of his forces
TO obtain a vote OF confidence. Both
the Independent Liberals and the
Labor party have announced tbev
will support the government
Evening journal., 1921-10-29
TUESDAY CLUB MEETS

Special to The Evening Journal.
BRIDGEVILLE. Oct. 29.-At the
Tuesday night club meeting this
week the members were entertalnd
by Mrs. II. L Boyer,o Smyrna, presi-
dent OF the State Federation OF
Women's Club. who gave a lecture
on the Book Of Job. Mrs. Boyer was
entertained at the home Of Mrs.
Roland S. Elliott, president of
the local club. Mrs. Elliott presided
at the meeting OF the club.
Evening journal., 1921-10-29
NEGRO CIVIC LEAGUE
MEETING AT DOVER
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~A~~A'i ~ 4 AAS Evening JOuIndi.
DOVER, oct 29.-The second an
nual meeting Of the Delaware Negro
Civic League opened here last evn-
ing in Whatcoat NJ. E. Church, with
DR.. W. c. Jason presiding. Governor
Denney and Mayor Magee are sched-
uled to address the convention.
Doctor Jason, the president or the
league, gave a report of the years
work. Reports from the Finance and
Executive committees were made.
Addresses were made by DR.. Joseph
II. Odll and Dr. r. W. Cooper
A general discussion was had on
the purposes and prospects Of the
league for the coming year.
Evening journal., 1921-10-29

attend the annual invitation masked
dance to be given by the young wo-
men students of women's College of
Delaware.
A practice football game has been
arranged between a team OF town
players and the High School team
for next Tuesday afternoon.
The building up OF the shoulders
to the State highway between Farm
hurst and Minquadale has been COM
pleted.
Royal Theatre is showing tonight,
Geo. Beban in zone Man in NIL
lion;" worth seeing.-Adv.
y. S. Porter, employed at the S. S.
Deemer's steel Casting Company
plant, was severely burned about the
hands. arms and body yesterday af-
ternoon, when he was struck by a
large carrier OF molten Stag. DR..
julius Dodd was called and treated
the injured employe.
Owing to the lack OF a quorum
last Thursday evening. the Demo-
Gratis OF New Castle hundred post
poned the election OF members OF
the County Committee. Another
meeting OF the Democrats Of the
hundred is called for next Thursday
evening to be held in the old Court
House.
The American Manganese Steel
Company, who recently purchased
the plot OF ground adjoining their
-f,,,t ., xtr,-4 Co,ro,th etroot Fr1,,
the Lea Milling Company, have
awarded contracts for four fire proof
pattern shops The shops are to re-
place the building destroyed sew
months ago by fire. John Healy ard
Sons OF wilmington, are the con-
tractors, and have begun laying out
foundation plans.
Mrs. Mary Megginson, OF Rose
Hill, Is the guest of her son, Repre-
sentative Edward S. Megginson. OF
the Baldton.
The Misses Mary Y. Elkinton and
Clara Newlove are the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. George Heldemeyer. Of
| Odessa. over the week end.
A bake sale is being held today
at the home OF Miss Carrie Gemmill.
Third street, under the direction OF
the members Of Emmanuel Episcopal
Church.
Miss Emily F. Lunt and Edward
II. Cline. OF Delaware street, are
week end guests OF friends at Lou
ray. Va.
Buford T. Lunt, who has been re-
Gently added to the firm Of David
McCall.ster and Sons. Philadelphia,
Is the weekend guest OF his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry f. Holiday.
AT the second meeting OF the New
Castle Athletic Association, held in
the Old Town Hall last evening.
President Gebhardt. in compliance
with a motion. appointed Mayor w.
Leslie Cramer, r. e. Pinder, John
r. Naylor, william Cassahoon.
James V. Campbell. Howard VIII
helm. George w. Duncan. Francis
McCallin and Noah Freedman. as an
executive committee. who with the
officers Of the association, will form
board Of trustees. They will also
act in the capacity OF an advisory
committee 10 the president Il was
agreed TO place the dues for Joining
at 81, which amount is to be paid
into the association by next April
The neXt meeting will be at the cal
OF the president
} The Royal Theatre will open at Z
: o'clock each evening except Satur.
days and holidays when the frs
show begins az 6 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1921-10-29
LEwEs HAPPENINGs
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Special to The Evening Journal
LEWES. Oct, 29.--Napoleon b.
Register captain of the quot team
of the Lewes Council, Jr., o. u A.
NJ, went to Milton on Thursday
evening with the following members
OF his team, Daniel Littleton. Roland
Tindall. Edison c. Lodge, Herald
Brittingham, Charles T. Nelson, Ebe
T. Palmer and DIVA Prettyman and
defeated the team OF Enterprise
Council five out Of seven games.
The Rev. Howard Davis pastor of
the Lewes NJ. E. Church left yes
terday morning for Kansas City for
a ten days vacation. He will at
tend the convention Of the American
Legion there.
Mrs. George o. Thomas, of VIII
mington, was a town visitor during
the week in the interest Of the Flor
ence Crittenton Home.
Evening journal., 1921-10-29
RETIRED BUSINESS MAN Drrs

EASTON. Nd. Oct 2s.-James A.
Withgott, aged 65. died at the home
OF his brother-in-law. r. c. lam
bert, Thursday night OF heart
trouble. Mr.. withgott was a native
of Easton. but was in business for
several years in Philadelphia Owing
to i'll health he retired from business
and came back TO Easton.
Evening journal., 1921-10-29

The coming week will find domes-
tic help advertised in the Want Ads
and all the interests OF the home un-
der good ruling.
Evening journal., 1921-10-29

Lost articles may be found by ad-
vertising through the medium OF the
Want Ads.
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DIES sUDDENLY AT EAsToN

EAsTON, Nd. oct. 2s.-John NJ.
Busbey, 60 years old. a prominent
resident of Easton. Nd, and formerly
a resident Of Baltimore, was found
dead in bed early yesterday morning.
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NAA1 ADVERTISEMENTS

wAzt Advertisements II the l.estes
rsrst ee In gAe office NJ twelve
ccscck II Classification is desired
CLASSIFIED s4s are cast. exce9s where
y~-tes hare regular sccorrss ~ uh~
iemee- or.fca TAs Leader collectors
have experienced 50 r1ch trouble 10
locating many YArties $40 haSs
raAope1 IN wants. tssi Il Is necessary 70
Invoke ire cash a-advxrce systern
src~~ where regular snccunts art
maintained Memoranda y What i
vantea~ c- ~f1- sale etc Isy .
,~<r A. TIE Leader business crfacs &ne
sxre win ee converted tnto form ads
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loaf IA volume Of ZOE cubic inches,
compared with 100 our usuai stand
nrd. II tested out l3si per cent
ared gluten. very strong aud elas-
tic. The quality OF the gluten,
however using 100 us the stand
tri. "a SAL The average gluten cou
tent ~ Norih nakoia Marquis this
year Is ranging from ii3 20 la.a.
quality running frmn loo IN The
easlefn part "a no Ia tho western
parf ~ ne state.
kola wheat seems to produce a
loaf ~ little better volume than
Marquis wheat. The texture aud
general appearance ere good
"As yct we have made only a
few tests with koin." Says J. A.
clark. agrcnonlst buis@u u plant
Industry. "nad from geese lt np
pears 70 he q very good milling
md bread making wheat. compaf
ing faYornhiy with Marquis We
expect 10 have % considerable nun.
her ~ tests made from this years
crop and IN year or tao more.
during which time secd Of the Narl'
cty VIII be Increased. we should
know rs real value"
"ko'a hns many dufnm rharac
feriyiicE aud lacks gluten quality
says Frank naachcs y = Anerl.
can steel a Wire co, "and probably
Is not the wheat We arr seeking.
bat II gives great encouragement
mat we may by dlllgert effort nud
wheat of good milling quality.
which at the same time Nlli resist
black stem rust.
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~ splendid wheat crops ~ the
Northwest 80 many years
In succession that an emergency
eA.sts which shonid he met hy
nghtiYg II IN every possible WAY
saws Mr franklin Edwards. chair
man Spring Wheat Crop Improve.
ment Association.
There are two possible rcole
dies We must bread rust re-
sistnnt wheat of good milling qual
iiy and we must systematically
eradicate every harherry bush ln
the country"
Dr. Staknnn of Minnesota says
that there b. not wheat farm ln
The Dakoias or Minnesota which rs
more than ten miles from harhcrfy
and YET tho farmers ~ yet have
not iakea MS danger aud remedy
seriously
Some years ago nr Bolley q
Moth Dakoin selected few kcr
nels Of wheat n different appear
ance from some dunm, which he
was preparing FOR breeding plots
He segregated this wheat and
found that 81 haf marked resist
ance 10 rust lie hsd bat a few
kernels of X haf this year s. put
ting ~ ouf IN experimental plots iD
different parts of tho state md
hopes by anoihrf season that he
VII have enough for dissemination
generally.
This wheat hakes out .sry nice
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The only woman road builder in
Sew England ID Miss Eva A. Cressy
q G oBcesttr. Massachusetts. who
took over the onctracting business
organized by her father. incorporated
il and established headquarters IN
Boston.
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FOR sAg.E-Good seven room hcNe
modern close In On pavement. two
nice corner lots. price only s525eOe
Nice seven room house on east Nooie-
.wo lo,s. price only 100000. See ne
Tor bargains on other smaller proper
ties r. Jelnra. li5 ~ West Okla
bona sreaue, Phone iIs.
owx YOUR own HOME am Of
fering for saIe good f'room house
wen. city water. cellar, barn. nice lot
Of fruit trees for $4,000 On the IN
st2llment plan a good 8 room. psr'
modern. near high school for sz5es.oo
A dandy 7 room, modern residence
WITH sleeping porch. =. T. part o:
city. immediate possession, $4,000
A new bungalow. one Of the best.
sbosr by spposEtnent only Roy
Eneelsnc-
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THE BEST BARGAIN ~ GUTHRIE
"A high class home Modern 3
rooms and bath. electric. good cssferr
lawn and shade. south from. lots.
Choice location. Close in. on paving.
fully psyed AZ. Owner leaving town
must be sold this week Sacrifice
price. ]. you are iooxiag for de-
ssrzhle home let us show thls today.
$500 viii handle st. Possession a.
once. H0re a. Farm Investment Co.
f1s Sor- b First street
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The first cotton MIL in China Is
scarcely more than 20 years, yet the
nation has today i.25o.000 splndIes
and $500 power looms. producing an
Haaliy more than 20 10000 pounds
OF yarn and soooo. 900 yards Of cloth
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Young women IN Eureka. Cali
fornsa. may whistle on the streesr
without being guilty of disturbing tho
peace according 10 the recent decI-
sion OF a police Judge of that city.
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Russian inventor claims 10 hays
perfected a motor thai can satisfy ulil-
ixe electricity drawn from storm
clouds
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WANTED cean. iight cottnn rags
al Leader office.
.cso,Aas,.,p ron sAls

ron sAt.h Compiste scholarship IN
Draughon's Practical Buslssss col
lege. Oklahoma City. THIS IL the
beat business college In the south
wcat. The Leader Guthrie.
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A London vicar rents The adycftis-
Ing space OF his private motor car 70
'radesmen
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CLASSIFIED WANTS

EXCHANGE Part bottom. improved
50 for Guthrie properly Equity IN
5 room house for car $40 acre farm
'or Guthrie property House and (
lcts near new temale for cattle or
Ford Car 50 near interurban Tor
Gs.hrie residence property Roy
knec.and.
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The Hudson river rises 10 the hills
70 the west Of Lake chzmplain ani
after so1theriy course of about 600
miles. falls into the Atlantic Ocean
'slox The. city of EsH. YoEk. y Y
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Carrier boys nave no receipt boots-
90 10, ray them Ter Leader sub
scri,1ons.
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Avery plays broadway
hs's
a. Hollywood learning the Technique o photoay writing having sanei
a three}c with Paramount
William neAiic. = playwright
being author n popular eTbe wArrsna ~
Virginia William Dee brother Cecil has
abandoned the The Minus and the pnhe heeause
o his sympathetic
Youth" Midsummer
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CLASSIFIED WANTS
Az HAVE BARGAINS IL tAe NJ

AE HAVE BARGAINS IN the FOL
lowing: New room bungalo~
Rocmsrr house near NJ f. Hospital.
scoa moeern house Soath First street
FarnsYs home on Capital Hiil
Farners home IN divers Addition
imnrovee suburban irac, Vacant io
ARR trsct rear bail park i. room
house. East Oklahoma avenue 2
rooms. : lois. corner. West Warner
5 roons. ; lots. West Noble Yarns
either large or small. lis Ia East
Oklahona Avenue. The Gsffney co
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FOR SAI.E-A Fore ipaf.nS car 40
auction Saturday a, ,hc Gaifue,
corner A chance far aarga.n
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ron sAIE-vss pagers q the Essd-
~ 0oo4 .nnl<.1~nsSsx<lkh
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FOR RENT--Two large furnished
rooms for light housekeeping 40l
North Division. Phone s77.
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FOR RENT furnished rooms Tor
housekeeping q. 20s IL East OK
iahona Phone 5fs-J.
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fNstlen.l crep Improvement service !

AkUN LACK rust has 80 destroyed
~ splendid wheat crops ~ the