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Trotxky 10 said to be on his way to
Petrograd. where the insurgents have
been making their strongest fight
against Soviet power.
Thirty-seven Thousand soldiers and
sailors are said to be marching upon
Petrograd from the fortress of
Kronstadt At last reports the fort
ress of Kronstadt was held BY the
whites" or anti-Bolsheviks.
CRUISER FIRES ON TROOPS.
Soviet troops that were ordered
against the insurgent garrison of
Kronstadt attempted to cross on the
ice, The cruiser Pstropavlosk, which
10 in the hands of the rebels, opened
nre upon the Red troops, putting them
to flight.
There are really two revolutions
in progress against the Lenine-Trot-
zky regime" said . Helsinsfors dis
has it's center at Petrograd and the
other Is directed from Moscow. The
Petrograd revolt Is q movement upon
the part OF the Fright" political
party. whose members are discontent-
ed with Soviet rule and are demand
ing freedom OF speech and the press
and the right of individual trade.
Moderate Socialists and disoontented
workmen Joined the rebels. The Mos
cow movement In being carried out
by the Left" political party, which
is dissatisfied with the leadership OF
Lenine and Trotxky.
SOVIET BELIEvBD SAFE.
at IL Improbable that the revslu-
tiepary msvemests now under way
In Russia will sueceed In overthrsw-
ing either Lsnins sr Trotsky. Those
who look for the present revslutisn
ts be suecersfui or fer the early
aewnfaI Of BolshevisM In Russia are
likely 70 ~ ldisaDpointed.-
The Exchange Telegraph CORES
pondent at Helsingfors reported that
the Soviet had offered far-resching
concessions to the rebels. The Pc
CONTINUED on Page .. Column -
The Washington times., 1921-03-08
HARD|NG'SCAb|NET
MEETSF|RST Time
Coolidge Is Among Those Pres
ent-Patronage Seekers Be.
. siege White House. >

President Harding met with his
Cabinet for the frst time at IL
O'Clock this morning. .M
Vice President Coolidge was pres
ent on invitation. The Vice Presi-
dent was gtysn \ seat at the end Of
the Cabinet table. facing the PPesi-
dent, with the members Of the CaAi-
net seated along the sides of the Ia
BILE, M
The President and Senator Lodge
conferred for half an hour early this
morning. Senator Lodge carried .
PACKET Of documents into the confer
ence with him. The Senator refused
to discuss his visit but II II UNDER
stood that the Colombian treaty was
taken up.
The executive Offices were jammeA
with visitors shortly after o o'clock,
and II was with difficulty that the at
tsohes of the White House were able
to make their way about.
PATRONAGE was apparently the
Presidents difficult task today, for Q
score or more Of Senators and Repre-
sentatives desired to confer with him
to urge various appointees.
Among these who had appoint
ments were James Harris, national
committeeman from Oklahoma: Rep
rsssntative Mnson Of Illinois. Repre-
sentative Cooper Of Wisconsin, sena-
tor Shields of Tennessee, Senator New
of Indiana, Senator Sterling of South
Dakota, Senator Elkins Of West Vir-
ginis, Senator Wadsworth, 10. b. Nc
Lean, of Washtngton; ssnator Har-
reid ard CopEresswoman Alice Rob-
ertson of Oklahoma, Charles B. HiIies
and Senator Calder OF New York. and
Victor Rosswntsr, OF Omaha, Nss.
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yANK FORCES REMAIN
IN COBLEN!z;; TAKE NO
PART IN OCCUPATION
BY NEWTON C. PARKE.
Iaternatienal News Service,

PARIS, March S.-Alied troops-French, British, and
Beganadvanced the Rhine today and occupied three
important German industrial and coal mining cities.
Dusseldorf, Duisburg and Ruhrort.
Word received from Cologne at O'Clock this after
noon that the military occupation Of the three cities
without incident. The Germans made no resistance al
though snping reported from some districts.
United States troops took part in the military
hons They remained within their old lines in the Coblenz
district ~, s. - 8
The Washington times., 1921-03-08

Time 10 step Earspsas rssy~ns ssA ns,-
eotts. VIII New Admihistrauea Aslf
--Advt
The Washington times., 1921-03-08

(cepystght 1o3Il .+
Armies Of the Allies viii march
INTO Germany today" Cities viii
be occupied. revenues conhseatsd.
whatsoever can b taksn will b
taken, TO make up the amount the
Allies want and that Germany says
she cannot pay. More wars In
that program.
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Robbers Steal Bank's Door.

HOWE, Neb.. March e.--Ths State
Bank OF Howe was burgiarised for
the second time in six months re-
Gently. The contents of the vault
all papers, the safe deposit boxes.
typewriters, fixtures, desk and the
outside door of the bank disappeared
with the robbers.
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Dead With Bullet in Head.

NORFOLK, Va, March s.-Moses ].
Goldstein, twenty-one, was found
dead and a revolver beside him. Rela-
tives know of no reason why he
should have taken his own lisc.
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MELLON HALTS CREDIT
AS LIBERIA PRESIDENT
!. COMES TOMAKE TOUCH
BY w. A. ATKINS.
IntsrpatiSnal News SeFv1ee.

Inssatssal Service. ..
Further loans to European government upon credits
established by former President Wilson have been stopped
by the Treasury Department
Secretary of the Treasury Mellon has directed that
action upon claims for additional advances be postponed
pending further study of commitments and other documents
which prospective borrowers seek to basis for
more withdrawal Of Government funds.
SMALL POWERS MUST WAIT.
Liberia and other small powers, now dckering for
advances which practically would exhaust the whole credits
set up in their favor subsequent to the asc therefore
will be compelled to wait indefinitely until the general policy
Of the Administration upon the question of foreign loans
and additional advances is determined. .o. -.
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Leon Trotzky Named
Dictator in Effort to
Crush 'White' Reuolt

LONDON March 8-Leon Trotzky, minister of war in
the Soviet government at Moscow has been appointed mill
tary dictator of Russia with unlimited powers to put down
the counter revolutionary movements which have sprung
in various sections of the country, according to Ex
change Telegraph dispatch from Hesingfors today.
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~ n
and BeigiAn detachments.
Duisburg and Ruhcort were taken
ovsr by French and Belgian troops
Cavalry, infantry and air forces all
participated.
Strict measures have been taken in
the newly occupied zones to prevent
disorders. The German civil authori-
ties have appealed to the populace to
remain calm.
Belgium sent q regiment of her
crack grenadiers into Germany. but
that only . few French reinforce
ments would be ordered to the front
ana that no new classes would be
called to the colors.
The cabinet held q brief session
this morning to canvass the situa-
tion.
ADVANCE HIGGINS AT DAWN.
The Allied military advance into
the Ruhr district began at dawn.
The occupation OF Dusseldorf was
completed at $50 o'clock.
French forces under General Gauch-
er moved upon Duisburg and Ruhrort
at 8 .. m, said . dispatch from May
ence, headquarters of the French
army of occupation on the Rhine. 1t
was expected that these two impor-
tant German industrial and coal min
Ing towns would be completely 90
cupied before night.
General Degoutte has arrived at
Neun. on the "Rhine front" General
Degoutte, who Is commander in chief
Of the French army or occupation. viii
establish Headquarters at Neufr, OPP
posite Dusseldorf, and direct the oc-
cupation of Dusseldorf from that
place.
There are about 12O, 900 allied troops
on the Rhine, not counting the small
American Army Of Occupation.
The flrst French troops entered Dus-
seldorf at 1850 and the occupation
Continued on Page Q, Column 1.)
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PANCH0 VILLA ILL IN
TORREON, SAYS REPORT

MEXICO CITY. March s.--Informa-
ton was received her today that
Francisco villa, the former bandit
leader. IL seriously Ill of pneumonia
at Torreon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-11

BOOKREEPER- Experienced IN supply
business desires connection with reliable
firm Address $40. NJ, world.
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EMPLoYNAE
mEIr MNNTE Li -lLAIE

NNlF NNNlF "a NAlE -
ANY lNrGlIIGUNu u,s sau. urher .r.
may earn il0u fp 5000 monthly rorrp-
"n"ri.nE for u'wHGaIEr.. SIS tu $40 per
.HtHwn. aN ur Span. lIr.4 experience uu-
necessary. MOO ypUEHlgetIr send ,.g pHr.
ysa,,,, National NJ . aar,a1 uuf',o.
"Ps.. v., HHDl,,,, ,,,... 3 'lo..- He,ss nar-
CARPENTER wanted f,. doc SOME ,-rr.
q. v"rs .n rSehane. -..a.n rrn. Motel
po Not want a r.-t r..f,aoe we
lust 65 rap.a.y as t. ..,, s',iifi.,s ,.,,ili,..,.,s
Team It r.Ehl..Hffar W tnr .r4Iss Ruarr.s
ga.rsa .aa.n East 'rE.rd sjrst osasa
aNttI,r .'.o.lar.. nuur.d. soo1 pay.
.as} work AYr'g Morton MaJestle
hHtrI 90 t' ~. tu,.a.
FOR men who has ',Hsd sane experience
g,,tan. Ma9 49, % 3s.s,, o.a. we ne
a.a .N7 una""r this az no others, Usage
FtHNrtRE sHulN AN-lNperienccd n
h," "aH as.d tu oifuro and stoves,
s.y'4f ,.. 5,', W'arra a. wage to starC kan
uNpcUvl'r 'n owy Ia luawrIung. tab now
'psa. Adarrss h,N %. totieyyil, Kan.
II $4,000 pUr Nrsr sounds good. answer
'N't aNr wan o clever man ur woman
10 s'li uHNvlt} .lvsg .siuk. A urs prupn-
stloa chat sots gA..s money. Advance ant
lists stay away. W. MIA sell state rights
g. rgsrgusi6'o Tlrt 81. see nr Holmcs
LEARN AtrlAs uLG MsINEss
9peraas daS ys,Sai5s s jisa.ns siss,5s staT1 art
Tulsa uTtS oRii@E 'sl$SaR'odsoiL
,...In. to"{, n sg,'gst at E,gn
LlNoTfPE Iu3 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, model
Roegrd pcmocga ! wssoner okla.
LOCAL ulSrRi 80 TOR Man ot sales eet-
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ron sALi,-DodFe rosd,isr. etcoIient
rnnhMlln- naaE. .IL.-
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fpRD tuuauE rarf starter iate model
s226, easy terms. LOWS Marsh Cor
poration 1H01 g. MsIn. OTsge $3.50
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For RENT-Two niccly furntshcd, ught
housekeeping Tooms modern, Cedar
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FOR sALE-une s.ipn White truck ana
trailer in nrst.rlaHs condition. Address
Dor 49, Eaw city. okla.
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FOR BALE Baker Electric, with chars
tng machine complete. just rspalutpd
snd oVethauled. Prico $1,000. Call Usage
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HOTEL HT IOtlS
Fourth and EIgiu. large. cuul raumr, com
Portable. yuiy reasonable. transient OF
urrH.F IHTrs.
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RITZ HOTEL
fnl East IuIfI trret
4 respectable HOTEL taT rrsrrctabls
IFbrIE

Special rates f,. permanent gnsats.
wEsTLA>p HOTTER Hoet. b. Third not
10 s. rTiy.f. agB ,4uv..flnr Iath tio
90 tl1 HraEu laTh
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ELGiN, s., 9ib#For rent two lEht house.
keeping rooms, us3ge tslF-J
EAsToN PLACE ". Sil-llgst house
keeping rooms, clean, modern DaaEc
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sIrUArIONs WANrrD-MNLF

II BOOKKEEPER and typist wants posi-
tiou with chance for advancement
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FOR RENr-rwo nics rouuis with bath
and garaec. call l3s7 y 81 Louis
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EtkN hhllI
SECOND AND EIGtN
Ninr. clean. homfliNy fooma, by day or
" eoll Usage N"Ig
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ROOMS AND BOARD

SLEEPING room with kUchen privileges
iu private home. located EOS y Denver.
can Ossgc al7s.
THREE eican. piceiy furnished rooms and
Earhe" osege 7cl2
TWO ROOMS for light houso!,cepng
strictly first class. must have fotar-
encs. no children. osago Jzo6.J.
THIRD, b.. ltae-Twa hous5 Keeping
rooms. everything furnished. 81 wcelG
THIRD. r.. tli6-Two modern house
bath. gas. lights and water furnished
on pavement, $50 per month. Cedar
TENTH. W. 1ii--Two strictly modern
week
ROOMS FOR RENT FURNISHED n
WARM front bedroom Tor gentlemen.
private entrance, close in. cedar on.
ATTRACTIVE slcepiuK room, adjoining
BATH With sieoping porch, private uu.
only. Hcforencea required. usaEe zoos .J
BOULDER, SOUTH. Roop Tor gentlemen.
close 30, private homo Usage 1904
BALTIMORE SOUTH Room FOR gentle
mgR, in private family, with or without
sss5fS' ss5fS References required o''s'
BOSTON g., tosa one sleeping room ad.
BpUIpEH e., 7ot-Ntcely furnished
sleeping room for rent $50 per month.
pSage 2s29.
BOuLDER. t.. 62th-uns nice large
sleeping roo;n fnr rent r,itable Tor two
gentlemen. access 60 double bath.
BOULDER. n. lsib-B BcauuniIiy Furnished
room, OssEo to96,
BOULDER. S. coo Furnished sleeping
room for rent. Usage sass
nosTuN =, so2-noom, 81 per week
Usage 1891.
CHEYENNE. S., 9i7- NIccly furnished
room. ln steam heated apartment Tor
gentlemen. cedar l21L
CHENESNE, n. lI1L-- front sieepiug
room Tor gentleman, furnace heat on
street car aud iitnuy line, garage 10 de.
CHENENNE. s.. 7t6 pcstrshie sleeping
room Tor rent fur one ur Two. 8dJuiu.
ipg bath usHEe 6llL
CHElENNE, e.. so-Etogt room ior reat
with hoard close 60 bath.
chr EfENNh. =, 92l- southcPst room, no
CHEYENNE. 81. eo2 splondiiy fur
nishod southeast bed room. beat loca.
tiou, Ecutlomeu only Usage 1886
CIiENENNE. S.. bis-'luae iu. furnished
rooms for rent. rhouo Usage 3t4i.
CINCINNATI g.. 600 Ntcu rooms, close
n, goud water private home, reasonable.
Nsarr b39s.
cHEYENNE sotTH Roorn for one gen.
r,a.,aa6lc nh% 'Th Thon" "', Gsass 500. ''' ''''''
,nEYESNE- s. on Nicely furnirhcd
front sleeping room duNustslrs. also
nicely iufulsnrd, lhtsr s'ryp.hs i'"m up-
s'"us' suilA',g l., t9'R tto'R HhN WHO '' '"'
..,,,.,.,.,.,,, 100 ,...,,,
bedroom. adjoining batu. also garage,
private family References required.
.,.t
NV HN ~, ~. N''''h m WV l'h"'N
-.rfr,r.,r ,,I., fa1t
.t,.,t,e, .. ,........tI. t,..,.
''..tt ''', - ..'',.i',r. ,s
rorrr,s rI.sl.. r,.,tfr Iayat.r. Ir aI..
homo ,Isas .I also Young man d,s.rrF
rppumHir n.~gr nts1
tUDit.r ROOM rl.st. butN. I2ta s
t.r..rraU haa .trgs al Haur ,cdar
IAss. Two u1uld use ruNU.
t.,... .,,,.,'.lt o. bttb r3r
usg. ir4l rstv,ls family. good board
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IlnMImnt .lNLIrINn nnnMs b

ELGlN. s.. 20" Tur rrul. ieu HsUf house
keeping raums. psHE. st-.I
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ROOMS AND BOARD


ROOMS tON RENT. tuKNtsHED T.
MAIN f.. lsl.#si-oplnE roum. udIain-
-rF bath. tar rent. rruHou1bIc. pssEv
ss9s.
NEWLY flruIshsI 'front.' room. s4Iulu-
INK both. ua ufrEr roumerg. suitable Tor
ON" gentleman. s.. Usage Htlr.
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FOR SALE Beautiful white Collie, mai.
years old. FOND OF children. Pre-.
a26. Usage 249s-J.
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INSTRUCTION
LIVE STOCK
DOGS, CATS. rEr,

DON'T forget dog kennei BaIi nun, -
sale. ls22 W First J J.. Tiacker'
ENGLiSH BULL pups Tor sale. ,rimn,i
S297.
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BUSINESS SERVICE


AMI neatly done. Zoo work guarantt-ed
bd 'nuuI' Dsage 7Ba.
REPAIR uiastcrthg neatly done Onss.
I6a.
TAKE }pDH bulilnH troubles i0 '"fh,'
Nau Who kulwH'. save money. gaF
sr rtiHiHCf.Hu. g. Morir ManIev u8at, 4,
huiid'- DnEr 1898.
WE UD H'I Uuds uf cement work.. bB a..
MONT and Diatrru. Cedar lssN
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AUTOMOBILES
AITOMOnIIh- IOn sNIn

. A'i'f'obiIb- tbh NNiH 20
FoR SAIE-is1i HtF SIX Buick touring
ear five cord tues 800 worth of ex.
tras. need cash v. Hatcher. glA E Dewey
~apuipa. Okla. Phone 1880
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ioIEl ALTOS. fNlu E. ThIri. clean.
how.. '.a,. absolutely rospcctabla 50 az.
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ss9s.
NEWLY furulshsI 'front.' room. .dIpln-
INK both. ua 1tfsr roomers. suitable Tor
one gentleman. 81. osaEe fiaf.
SGCU sleeping room with overy modern
convenience f7 '0up." f' p"r week., close
in. can ,rlar t1o1.
NENLY nrushel ,ooruA lg2l y. Al
NteE furg- sleeping r9em suiiab.o for
-,,,1f". very close ''. W. EiFh'H, ''os'
Nt,E front room. -r1ith side furnished
IN walnut one or Two ladioa Usage
''i'. ....-....
NICE. mubsIl. front sleeping room. sioaa
I'm. auiiablo for one or twu. J29 W.
Brady
vsuleut 10 bath. I2s. s. Main. Usage
sLEEPlNG room, suitable for tive or
four young men. also stragu- Usage
'6t2.
TWO young ladies can secure nice room
iu private homo with h5me privileges.
Phone cedar 1879.
rHlHrEENrH PLACE E.. if6-Largo
front. we'll furnished bedroom. adIoin-
Ing bath, no pther rpomeru. usags
TWO nicely furnished sleeping rooms. 40
E Detroit bnage s7Il-i.
UTICA, a.. so1 Front sieepnv room.
bath. newly furnishod. rraaonable, Usage
ROOMs--U - RNIsIEB IN
BOULDER. ~. 5tS-rhrss uufurnished
rooms IN basement so pgr uoath, with
EsA aud water. Ouag- tbgt.
DETROIT, 3d. sos.-rwp large unfurnishsd
rooms fnr ront
Ir CONVENIENT 10 Eighth and Elgu
and you enjoy houe cooked nicely
served meals In private home, call Usage
2o35 n.
TuRp. q. 2sct- Two or three nice
payssS r99 SS'I o9s pIoc o" Of ire,n,s lnJ % orr
without sarsse.
ROOMS Nirn HoAkD ~
UQNRpERS wanted At ele4 South oIym.
pta anh rooms for tent west ruIs,
many 0,.rd .,,.I -o,,,,, 90
harna cnokinE 81 a day. also room vslth
BoripERr sd5- -Ntr, r.,sr, and meals
spariaI suot..v dtrr.~ ,ln,, ir r,i-.
rcnsorabla rhour ussre 1905.
pt,sfp,tIr -,.,.,... ,,.., ,.-..
,i.-' ,, ,,,.,i. A. ,..--l |,g.t- 49,
,,,,..,.t,,
,,,, e. 80 49,. "'o"
IA,
tLW'lb, u, OIL Room and board, rca
snnahle rateh, clos" 20. osasr as6i-j
FEDERAL. T.. 2'4a- 'athniic young man.
,"2hlnaLr hn'td' idunHfE Nl'' modern
FlFlh. w, as2, Roem ant e93sri Tor
'-l.- -t l't 'N.
MICS roouE the bcst of home cooRcd
WHrKr TO ENr "a
~, Hr iall tIst class meals private
WNNTTTs-ROOMS OK HOARD ~
NDI..g NAN p.st,r- r,,,.,,, ,f.f ,.,rI
prigat. family prrfrrrod. where no ofhsI
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FOURTEENrH E.. llB-FUr rent. two
large rooms, nioely furnished Tor house
keeping, CHll Ar Hcsyer Usage 1893.
FRANkFOKT. b., 420s-rwo And g-room
apartments. wvIl frruishedi bath snd
telephone. close 10, southeast OEagu
4tss-R
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FINANCIAL
nIsINEss orrORrrNIrIhs
is yor.n M2NEY z. WA nlahpiSo LaS

RIGHT PARTY with $3.50 can get hair
interest in paying business with good
salary Tor managing and one half OF
urofitg TA2-M World.
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CIrANING Ann DYrINo

FOR 81 w" wtll mako new hBt nuJ Of
your Ola uuu. American cleaners DYER /
and uattcts tl6 3. Boulder Phone Coda :
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EMPLOYMENT


LEARN bookkeeping and sccuuntancv at
brhurhun'H business college, then you
can Hhold . good position. call at 5leiA
g. Main or phone Usage 1Oki.
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MAlIELl NJ 4h4--Dno iarys ruom fur
niuhed Tor ught houuekrsplnr no al
iecton 10 one or two cAilaren. clos, A.,
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A NleW location. Designing and ma II nE
% dresses, towns, Utr., also remodeiH e.
Mrs. tiufG 1862 w. rwsiuh Cedar ~
drrn.s HtwinE and plain sowing.
BRING your buttunholos and ulteratf ns
Not all kinds 10 room o, over Mgd q L.
Ciothiers
DREsSMNKiNG wanted. aitcrations az Vi
rr.iuiuU coats. Phuhu S~sH- 1850.
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BOOK KEEPISG-1ypist wants position,
best of references. VIII consider any
kind OF work. Usage 4727.
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MANBELL, y. 2lg-Tva 1uodern nou.s
kceping rooms, uaase s07i.R.
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SICE sleeping room with ovory modern
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ABSOLUTELY first class auto naehanic
wants job as mechanic, truck driver or
chauffeur. iI steady and reliable. has
family Write what you have and viii
call to see YOU. ASg. NJ World.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-09
Little Stories For Bedtime
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS

hidden in a great clump of cattails. Grandfather Frog sat listening, his hands folded across the white and yellow waistcoat. He is very fond of MT. Redwing's song and never tires of it.
 Ira la la la lee, Ira la Ia la lee! Never was there any one happier
 than me!
 My mate is on the nest,
 And you can guess the rest Just why it is I sing all day this
 little song to thee. Ira la la la lee, Ira la la la leei
 So sang MT. Redwing, and 1t seemed as if he would split his throat in his efforts to pour out his happi- ness. Grandfather Frog nodded his head in approval. He is a great be- liever in happiness, is Grandfather Frog. Presently, as he listened. he began to dream of the days when the world was young. It was a very pleasant dream. He still nodded his head. but he didn't know it. Jolly. round, red MT. Sun. looking down, smiled and poured his warmest rays on Grandfather Frogs broad back. His eyes closed, opened again, closed, opened once more, and then closed and stayed closed. Grandfather Frog was asleep.
 Now. some one else had been watching Grandfather Frog and had chuckled to himself as he watched him nod and nod. When he saw that Grandfather Frog was really asleep he crept out of his hiding place on
Arizona republican., 1921-09-09
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Cucumbers in the raw state offer little nourishment but add bulk to a meal. They contain no heat-produc- ing properties and are refreshing in a salad. When cooked the sauce or other accompaniment furnishes nour- ishment.
 Cucumbers With Parsley Sauce
 Two medium sized cucumbers, 1 cup white sauce, 2 tablespoons but ter, 2 egg yolks, F teaspoon minced onion 1 teaspoon minced parsley. salt and pepper.
 Pare cucumbers and put into boil ing water. Boil 10 minutes. Drain and cut in inch slices. Melt butter in a sauce pan, add onion and cu- cumbers and shake over the fire for or minutes. Seaso1 with salt and pepper and add white sauce. Bring to the boiling point and add i yolks of eggs and parsley. Cook over hot water until the mixture l thiclSens. l Do not use cucumbers with seeds | beginning to harden.
 Cucumbers Stuffed
 Two large cucumbers, cup | chopped cold meat, 3 tablespoons bread crumbs. l teaspoon minced
 parsley. 1 egg, milk, salt and pep per. toast. 1 cup brown sauce. ! Pare cucumbers and cut in 3-inch
Arizona republican., 1921-09-09
GRANDFATHER FROG FALLS
 ASLEEP

Grandfather Frog, sitting on his big, green lily pad. was feeling very good, very good, indeed. He couldn't when he had felt better. You know, there is nothing like a full stomach to make one feel good, and Grandfather Frogs stomach was full. You see, the Merry Little Freezes of Old Mother West Wind had danced over to the Smiling Pool very early that morning and they had blown foolish green flies over to Grandfather Frog so fast that he would hardly get one tucked out Of sight inside his white and yellows waistcoat before another would be right in front of his nose.
 So Grandfather Frog had eaten foolish green flies until he just couldn't find room for another one. Indeed, the legs of the last one were still sticking out of one corner of his great mouth when the Merry Little Freezes bade him bood-by and raced away across the Green Meadows to do a good turn for somebody else He had not forgot to thank them. Of course not. Grandfather Frog never forgets to be polite. for he Is very old and very wise, and long ago he learned that good manners cost nothing, while at the same time they make a great many friends.
 Mir. Redwing sat on the very tor of the tallest bulrush and sang the sweetest songs to Mrs. Redwing sit ting on four wonderful eggs in the nest which they had so carefully