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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-03-15
A NEW AND DIFFERENT ADMINISTRATION.

Tho news from Washington upon very opening days Of the
Harding administration encouraging to all men VINO voted MOI
merely for a new but for a different administration.
An era good feeling has been naugrated The closing OIL the
existing for so long, and lamenabe results between
the President and Congress- has begun in earnest instead Oh ~
reserve dogmam and hauteur the White House. we nave
day compliance winning modesy Instead Of spirit when
repes counsel confidence have spirit which invites po
and Graves without loss Of dignity and without surrender OF
prerogatve.
The news comes to us the smiling faces of both Democratic
and Republican Congressman and Senator's many OF one party as
the other coming from the office Of the President where
thew have been comforting with full OF human qualities ur
ane kindly approachabe and resoy bent cooperating with
legislative branch of the government in every possible way
The President is not trained diplomat in the European sense
reared the tradition that words are mere means
of coneang thought that diplomatic ns consists in the art
full practice of deception and gaining an advantage re-
gardess of right or the means employed
But Mr. Harding postmaster of that true diplomacy which
consists in winning confidence reconcng differences and in
arriving honorable and satisfactory understanding with those
who differ who support conflicting claims.
Warren G. Harding believes trusts Them draws out the
best them engages their confidence and claims their help
the common task of patriotic service
Senator Underwood Senator Chamberlain and other leading
of opposite party the office of the President
as influential his party organization enjoy his
friendship heard with the interest and respect
Mr. Wilson unfortunate in being deprived Of the ex-
perenc Congress which Mr. Harding enjoyed during his SIX years
service Senate For Mr. Wilson, though he had served
short of New jersey reality to his difficult
the presidency with the mind and temper of college
lessor university president with conception of his
Office which had expressed in his historical writings than
twenty years before
made effort work with Congress whole but dctat
ed rather his party representatives policy maured his
handed down edged from the real throne of
administration"
We have not only but different administration The
people, unless their character has been strangely modified
in the past eight years. liking look hope
fully of good feeling and substantial progress
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-03-15

German delegates have arrived to
attend the conference, but will act
only in a consultative capacity.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-03-15
How's YOUR VOCABULARY

here have been different estimates placed the number
in the English language But 100000 generally accepted as
Sestmate.
these 100000 not more then ten per cent everyday
cal use Milton who wrote Paradise Lost has vocabulary
than 1900 words Shakespeare who wrote and wrote
4fote had command of $500 words
they were exceptional men. The highly cultured man or
OF this day rarely has vocabulary exceeding 5000 words
seldom it is said will be found person in the ordinary
life who able to than or three thousand
words in the language On the other hand there are
% are of such type that they limited conversationally
of no more than 300 words
do you rankf Are up there with Shakespeare Do
he 5000 classf Or are you just of the Ordinary
talking asset of between 1000 and 1900 words
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-03-15
WORLD MEETING OF 3s
NATIONS TO AID TRANSIT
Delegates Regret Absence Of United
States From Discussions Of Inter.
national Communication.

Barcelona, Spain. - Delegates oil
thirty-eight nations attending the In.
ternational Conference on Communi.
cations and Transit, in session here
were prepared Friday mornin gto be-
gin serious consideration Of the pro-
gram outlined yesterday by Gabrielle
Hanotaux Of France, the presiding Of
ficer. The most important matter be-
fore the meeting was the appointment
o ia committee to draf part relative
to transport. This convention was de-
scribed by Count Quinones de Leon,
Spanish Ambassador to France, as be-
Ing a document which would Con
tribute to the development of inter-
national commerce, the expansion,
progress and equality Of peoples and
the well-beingof humanity"
1t will be an attemp to settle inter-
national controversiesrelative to rail-
roads, waterways and ports.
In his address Count Guih de
Leon called attention to the presence
Of delegates fro mcountries discovered
by Spanish explorers, and said that he
was glad to see that they, by their
presence heer, gave proof of their re-
lationship with Spain.
Regret regarding the absence of
delegates from the United States and
Argentina was expressed by many del
egates and M Hantaux referred to the
the United States by saying:
"Our thoughts are with the absent"
He said that, as Spain had been one of
the first countries to join the League
Of Nations, under the auspices Of
which the present conference is being
held, 1t seemed natural that the first
technical conference of the league
should be held on Spanish soil.
Later in the meeting M. Hanotaux
referred to the Overwhelming impor-
lance" Of the pact to be framed here,
which, according to the Versailles
treaty, must come into effect within
five years after the conclusion Of the
war. He declared 1t would form
great feature in the relations of the
world in future, because it would ia
cilitate commercial communication
and the distribution Of necessary arti-
Giles.
German delegates have arrived to
attend the conference, but will act
only in a consultative capacity.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-03-15
BATTLESHIPS ARE BEST.

Washington - Confirmation of the
wisdom Of Republican policy in Con-
gres of steadily fighting for the main
tenance of the battleship strength of
the Navy is contained in a report made
by Admiral Coontz, chief of opera
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-03-15

Cooks, maids, nurse girls and other
domestic servants have organized the
Household Workers Union in Chicago,
preparatory to demanding shorter
work-day, increased wages, and the
privilege of entertaining their gen.
tlemen friends elsewhere than in the
Kitchen.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-03-15

TT is characteristic of
folks after they pass the allotted
"three score years and ten" to LOOK
back oyer the days that are gone
and thoughtfully live them over.
I End myself, at seventy lone, frequently
drifting back . quarter Of century, when
see myself in the little drug store owned
ct Bolivar, Mo-, making and selling Q
vegetable compound 70 my friends and
cuStomers,what was then Known only as
and Bowel Complaints.
For many years while was perfecting my
formula / studied and investigated tho
laxatives and cathartics on the mar ket and
became convinced that their main fault
but that their action was too violent and
drastic, and upset the system Of the user;
which was due to the fact that they were
not thorough enough in their action, some
simply acting on the upper or small intes-
tines, while others would act only on the
lower or large intestines, and that they
almost invariably produced q habit re-
curing augmented doses.
7 believed that o preparation to produce
the best effect must first tone the liver,
then sot on the stomach and entire alimen-
tsyy system. II this was accomplished, the
medicine would produce mild, but
thorough elimination OF the waste without
the usual sickening. sensations, and make
the user feel better at once.
After experimenting with hundreds OF
different compounds, at last perfected tho
kormuis that is now known as haturs's
Rsmsdy, which truly believe goes further
J. Jas. Wood (
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-03-15

The salary committee Of the Massa-
chusetts Teachers Federation has re-
porte dthat an unmarried woman
teacher today needs an annual income
Q fat least 1882.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-03-15
BETTER
DEAD

Life Is a burden when the body
Is racked with pain. Everything
worries and the victim becomes
respondent and downheartsd.
To bring back the sunshine take
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-03-15
Their Medicine Chest For 70 Years

and does moro than any laxative on the
market today. The thousands OF letters
from users have convinced mo was right,
and that the user Of Natures. Remedy as
family medicine, even though he may have
used 1t for twenty-five years, never has
to increase tho dose.
My knowledge Of medicine and the 70.
suits Of its use In my own family and
among my friends, before I ever offered II
for sale, caused me to have great faith In
Haturs's Remedy from the very nrst.
And now rs I End myself nearing The sgs
when must bow to the inevitable and 60
to another life, my greatest pleasure 10 to
sit each day and read the letters that each
mail brings from people IS old or older
than I, who toll OF having used Natures
Remedy for ten, fifteen and twenty years,
and how they and. their children. and
grandchildren have been benefited BY II.
It Is O consoling thought, my friends, for
. man at my ago to feel that aside from
his own success, one has done something
for bis fellow man. Ny greatest satisfac.
ton, my greatest happiness today, IL tho
knowledge that tonight more than ono
million people will take q NatuFs's Remedy
(NR Tabiet) and will be better, healthier,
happier people for 1t. hope you will
be one OF them.
The Washington times., 1921-09-04

from solid natter and gritty sub
stances. Unfortunately, car roll
inc along a country road cannot
select its own air; il takes what
comes It's way, with the result that
the carbureter, breathes in q vast
amount Of dirt, which, in great
measure, Is responsible for faulty
'lubrication, scored bearings, scored
cylinders, rapid wear of al internal
working parts. The Importance Of
keeping the air clean has long been
recognized, but no effort has been
made to correct- the trouble in pas
senger automobiles and trucks
In the tractor field each vehicle
is fitted with an afr washer or air
cleaner, 50 that before the air en-.
ters the carburetor. Il Is freed OF
this injurious solid matter and grit.
II the tractor operators know ana
appreciate the Importance OF this
measure. II certainly ought to be
The Washington times., 1921-09-04

not In itself produce Leakage, but
would rather tend to make the valve
seat more tightly.
"The effective removal OF all dust,
sand and grit and other solid matter
from the air entering the motor VIII
enable an automobile or truck TO be
operated from 1900 70 100000 miles
without repairs 10 the motor and effect
q great saving In fuel and iubricating
oil.
cit is believed that owing dkectiy 70
ers pay vast sums each year TO have
cylinders rebored and new pistons and
pins fitted. In the smaller cities and
towns where most OF the country'e
cars are owned, the cars are driven
for long periods over dusty roads. so
that the car driven on city streets is
not apt TO be worn 30 rapidly. but
nevertheless the wear does take place.
In these small towns q good percent
age OF the cars are rebored every 90
often, some wearing thenselyes 50
badly that twenty and thirty thou
saidths inch OF metal IL removed and
the corresponding oversize pistons
fitted. This adds q big sum TO ths
nations motoring bill. and incidentally
big bill 20 the individual motorist.
who, as an individual, IL helpless 70
correct the condition. The trouble be.
comes much worse when we consider
the difficulties attending the reboring
OF cylinders and the fitting OF new
pistons and pins.
II Is one OF the most difficult things
to get the average mechanic 70 use
a micrometer correctly. Some OF them
don't even know how 10 use q foot
rule. In fitting new pistons the
cylinder bore must be very accurately
measured so as to determine how
Then the correct amount must be
taken out and the bore left perfectly
round In some cities and towns the
work Of reerinding cylinders is left
10 the ordinary garage. The fitting
Of pistons into cylinders n a task for
a man with a mind capable Of meas
uring accurately. He must not guess
at cIearances. he must not do the
dozen and one things which 90 many
shops do throughout the country In
the fitting Of these very accurately
made parts. II is because OF this ad-
ditional trouble. that 90 many cars
the work was done,
The remedy for the condition IL TO
fit some type OF air cleaner or air
washer, but unfortunately the exist
ing types are not suited to passenger
car work. So far al have been able
to learn, the cleaners OF the present
types would have TO be extremely
large 80 a. 70 permit sufficient air
volume to pass without restricting the
speed. The ordinary types, II Used,
would undoubtedly impair the per-
formance Of the engine, first, by cut
ting down the voiumetric efficiency.
and. secondly, by making the engine
sluggish in action.
The Washington times., 1921-09-04
New Danger Signals.

In place Of the usual danger signals
in and about the mountainous vicinity
OF IJniontown. Pa. to warn mbtorists
to drive carefully, signs are erected
which display quotations from the
Bible. At the most dangerous curves
on the National Pike are warnings:
Prepare TO meet thy God
The Washington times., 1921-09-04
Drives Flaming Car.

When an automobile, owned by
Robert r. Asner, OF Baltimore, Nd,
backfired, which caused the machine
to catch fire. he drove half q mile
away to q fire station to have the
flames put out.
The Washington times., 1921-09-04
Air Cleaner
Essential For
Passenger Cars
tuberculosis in Engines Has
Life-SappIng, Efflclency-De-
j stroying Effects.

There is an engine plague which
can be compared very closely with
tuberculosis in human beings. says
n. A. Tarantous, Of Motor, II is a
plague which has as its offending
media the air which is taken into
the carbpreter. This air, like. the air
you breathe, ought to, be clean, free
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-22
REAL ESTATE. FOR RENT
FLATS AND ArARrMrSTs 10
OLYMPIA, y. 72a Five tnoms. modern
ON LANuIu.nt. I.InINn..--
SPRINGER APARTMENTS
'bklshOmH's Finest

ON rav"Went references.
SPRINGER APARTMENTS
"pklshoma's Finest"
lie free from cares cold and fire.
Elvc.room efficiency: oil hurner, ,,c,r.
eaiors, storage roo MS running well
water. sound proof
Three minutes walk IRON, downtown.
Rent ,i75 w unfurnishcd: rent include,
heat llghL gas and water References
required.
SIXTH AND CINCINNATI STREETS
For furthor Information call osago 6ogs.
APARTMENT rOR RENT
lulsaS most exclusive apartment newly
decorated. five rooms and siopriur march
references required. viii be- shown 6y an
pointment Phone Usage 6O35, ask Tor
THIRD, H.. lt.l..For rent. uustsits
brick, unfurnishod apartment six rooms
and bath. hardwood floors throughout.
laundry ahoot 20 basement, Automatic hot
water, open for Inspection, 500. Phone
FIFTEENTH H.. lag2 Flat modern.
three rooms and bath. mo- cniidrcn.
FLNTs--rt RNISuED 10
MARY HROCRMAN apartments. one
nicely. furnished six room apartment
HOUSTON. $. to5 Three roms for neht
close In ana on car line ''"'
FRtC,p toat .,--.--....
Courtroom furnished apartment. Osagc
t6H2.
MODERN furnished apartment At 10 S.
fhoenh, convenient TO West Tulsa
Usage tsit.
VICTOR S. 4gg For rent ftrs, gt, ~.
i.ui room apartment. furnished COM
- ,'. .......-...
y, uh'sh'u, ihi"e.fnom apartment With
o"th' 'N''|'hlhE new. SOC :. cheyenne.
ThkEE-ROuM furnished apartment Tor
. rent immediate possession. sun Realty
co. ''SAE' 's'l. '"' b. Main.
ROOSEVELT. T.. iU'- Three room FUR
,,. No. ,,.,cuo, ''"F "''o'a'eu' uh-
APARTMENT for rent 30l Mary Brock
man. psage 229s.
MAIN. y. g14I4 -Twn-roam FURNISHED
htarinrnt, not Aud cold water IN
h.,Sn.n. 9s"E' VIZ. ..---...
pl,tI, mtgnt, half Of duplex close IN s'o ~
i,pulusI'
FOR RENT-In new Wilson Wldg. AIS "
Third, large furnished apartment; ref
ersnces required. See Or. Wilson Usage
N-o.
WANT couple 10 share huli four-room
apartment WIN married couple Mo"
spsItheht' reaHunhbIe rent. 'nFe M az
80 l' o'o"Hu' Nli5"h apartments apart
n'hl .
DENVER, 5, 1lll-Fututshed kitchcnetto
apartment, bedroom and Kitchen. side
and front entrance, everything furnished.
,ro pyS'y '1,m'hhig m1 hi@G s,T'S ,ro, mpa'rn on
.O,a
..,....,..,
HOUSES FOR KENT II
,TIII-V l-SEN a. = .t9l. E,r r.,,t tIr.-
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LANus AM rAnNs roR SALE ;
FARM BARGAINS

NV TNTT NJ
TN. opportunity OF lifetime. srlrudId
hardwood lands In Antrim. Kalksska. aud
tiH.pu counties. Mich. ~ only 80 60 Aaa
p,r aDro. IuHy '.rmr EKrrllrut lu,a.
furLurIT markets. r,uuUIs u. r., lakes
ardf streams n costa nothing .tu Iu,,H
IFaf,. Nr|tr fnr big lrrr booklet.
HsIEtri J.f"5s, FIRST hHtionHi Bank
WIe. chicago. lll
TDK aALE Large Tracts ~ GId Met.
..u land. u"uI the border. good titles
BOO fns simple, low prices. aud reasonable
torws e. O.. NrGIuuls. 4. -. BOX T.g.
For' worth. r'saH.
ron SALE n me pcc1s valley ~ NJ.
near Iurt sumner, good prospects FOR
or. 100 acres fairly we'll improved tnai
lEtHrdD uuHHrHHIuu Ht once Wri'o ur
ssc k. Green Dewey Okla / also
have farms In Washington county. Okla
can COLL rcsIdeut or bualnrss pr,."rty at
O bargaln. j. X Green. BOX 22l. De"ry
ns|a
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tAI.II'ORSIA


rrvH urd .HHy irrws Will give ruu Hr
Improved 'HTw boo coll fHrHls. l1'a. T.
mate end b'E tanning urufNtH. l'uF Iar
ts.|
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
MOI SIS ION NAIF


CuiNIRN 'LDr us,u,' cast 'FRONT.'
seven room. Iu,luJiuF br.akfaat tuam.
i'l' h"th, basement garage and Horvbui
style throughout two plenty W.rE. ,loacIs
nice pressed brick mautri. ,I,so tu a,uuoI
,huron and coz lur. brauuuI electric
home buut tl day iahur easy vsuIng
dIt'Hnv". TO sr, 10 mean. Goo huN 10 rms
. resl snap fag $1,000. " NJ robln
gl.A
ron sALE ~, uvu,r attractive m,d
cratrly priced five room bungalow Nutt
ihirr blocks ii"w Horace Mauu school.
taIl Cedar %. between and g. Boo. SO
real estate ogcm need appy
FOR SAILS u, owner 3 600 five. room
rca,S-sl Sa"," os ssof."w f.o,. rg oo psr Ga, in
term" 200 East Fifteenth No phunr
N'o" CASH puts you 100 puss'aIuu ut .
brand new east ffuut modern bungalow
lutl h"ing completed built.iu cabinets
WIN thet stone dratu hoard, pautt, two
isrg' bedrooms un south with nice clos
riS' white enamel and ivory wuodwurd.
nc" decorations and electrical uStures
every hght ON ewltch we'll OF fine water.
iull lot. Terms $500 iHsh, bnIHu,, ibb
per month Restricted addition on east
SIDE. 'all Cedar 1855
hkpAbMppl $500 cash down. brand
new stN'u.ruutu bungalow, large living
room, cNory room large and fun OF viii.
I"Ns heavy ooh floors all through, every
D. "a
tor t'ou. basement HON72. combination
furnace already Installed. Elragc aud solid
drive. one uf the very hrst Iutatlpua boz
thus popular addition. can Owner. Osagc
1899.
WE HAVE beautiful new home. aix
rooms, breakfast room. heavy oak floors
mautrl French duurs. beautiful drcufa
tons. an built.Iu features, gatago aud
basement with furnace ruugh.d m. u,ar
new 'athull, church. Price fs.7b0. worth
more. u. y. RILEY Cedar 1913.
NORTH SIDE 5000 cash. balance
monthly buys practically new buuga
low with HIN large rooms and breakfast
room, best grade uf uak floors all through.
every hutlt.tu feature, hest grade uf
enamel work. dtCurattuu. and light fx.
lures, basement, garage uud drive, on
pavement. Nur OF the olasslrst fvc. room
bungalows pu tho north side at "a bargain
pric" FOR quick sale. 'ali cedar 1a2i
sDtIH SluE usiK biouNs from postoffpoI
$1,000 buys l0t with two houses renting
so monthly 'aHu down 500. fNR bar
gam. Home Realty co.. ii3 Robinson
Bdg.
PARK mn. Right At rwcu Patt. up
tordbtc siNarpuW bungalow, large base
m'nt. oat floors and all the the latent
hulltrln features. rhis place must be
| sold ana is walNoyrr Tor some barHHin
hunter. $500 under value. Price $1,000.
$1,000 cash. can psago 'i1i quick
SAVE COMMISSION 10y d,siing with
owner, one two. room house. one fuut-
room house" close 10 ttausportation, we'll
located. east side. WI take car. second
mortgage notes "r litrl" cash ss rttt
paIIucht balance lihc rent Phone burkH,
tsagy GHGt.
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liNl NIH STATION One fu fYur. .hrr,
tracts, high location, good soil. Price
iuI terms right. eau cedar 1850.
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wANrEp-urAL EsTArE


1F YOu WANT tu soil your home. phone
W'twer, Usage 9it2 Res, Usage sass.
t7b0 IASH and good first or second mort
cages accepted On good eight room
modern house on the pavement. house AZ.
ranged for sublettinp, Price $3.50, eau
Cedar 81.
HAVE BuYER for good i've room mod
eru house on pavement on east side ,
has 81 500 cash, oHhgc 1889.
REStDESCE LOT WANTED Must he In
bost residential district of city and at
least 100 foot front give full desctiptio n
and price, VIII deal with owners only.
gsA Is, care ot world.
WANTED 70 buy residence. Will pay ui
to $4,000 Tor houhe Of quality and
which In well worth the money must b,
located IN highest type Of residential dis.
trirt. WIN deal only with owners. Neal
estate sale-men and buildor- need not
answer 9s-H. care of world.
I HAVE - cash customer for fyo-rooni
modern bungalow must be nice and
worth the money Mr.. Henderson. Usage
p32t
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aud terms right 'Hll cedar 1850.
KIrb0 PER ACRE
For this price we can offer Tor limited
t.fnr , lar.,r rIrrr II arroaEc surrn.Iuiod
by additions. adipius modern property
convenient 90 paving. irHnspurtaiI1u and
school This H ready for plating 90 90
guy 'lGo lH'I,s1,l.'n,. f1r ~ ih'l .ul''
l".''". '".' ,'."'. '.'. .'''
THREE ACRES ono W.i" south u1 tFrui'
- a., ., - t5ra .''
80 49,, 49,, .,t- '''' '' '''
FOR SALE NuHN piece ',dch"F" on
$4,000 ACRES y.d N"h.g' land In body IN
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REAL ESTATE
Tho H. Z, Iopliug Company
nEAEE .a4s

FIFTH E.-Oniy zen blocks out ON paved
street on" half block 70 car line. easy
walking distance, nice i've room house.
full size lot. good buy ~ 10000. t,26O
cash. l}en %. Angel, exclusive agent Agg
Robinson bldg. osag, 7tbsGOic
ron SALE rY OWNEK FIy..ro mod
ctu huugalow, usk floors throughout,
spl"udld south sid" lncation. attractive
prtc" aud terws. rhono osaEc co97.
| FuH SALE NIne. room modern mouse,
double garage. See " NJ. uurl owner
! 600 Boston.
ron SAIt- Extra VOL buut aR. rnuuI
bungalow basement uudrr rutIr" house.
all huiIi.Iu features, newly decorated ga.
rage and drycway. This place is ID good
bus, $500. osaEo sl't
SOUTH SIbE.Iur sale. ugr-ruuW house.
oak floors. WHu''l. basement garage.
servant quarters it,l00 each. tall own
er, bsagr 'uil i.
1850 CASH rnrrc-ioom modern hour,.
pavement paIl, deal direct 90 buyer
only. Phone st'0.H
FOuR-RoOM modern Kendall east
front, '"rn'r l"'' 's"r good ,st on ,lIr'
5000. owner, a2t s. mccoy
FOR SALE IIy owner, small huust and
Dot tUNliU. good chicken Dot end houses.
good water uu porch, $1,000 CaHn Il taken
a. once. would consider Ford touring car
sou,nwrst of rart view stat,.u.
HARGAIN ruH CASH .sIy-rnom modern
duplex, furnished. renting for 500 per
month mot. located on Olympia street. Just
three blocks from an car Iu"s ln rt.
Irir, for quick salo, $1,000. This VIII
not last, don't miss o. can owner Usage
tuur.r"oIu modern houses .u ''3. ne"
aud ready Co move lr'.. Price 's".
600 csso ,seu1 go gg-, .mo9llaa 'o,.oi,nt o.lrtt
iHds usasn 7'.H.to,o.
SuRIII slDG lmmrIIa'n upssossIuu.
uity five room modern hInF"I"Nr H'r"U.
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wANTED--lo RENT

QUARTERS wanted by refined couple.
husband employed; wife viii work few
hours caCn day. tsag" .G4O
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wANrED-nEAL ESTATE

WANT four to siN room modern bunga-
low, furnished, south or west aide,
$1,000 secured note flrs, payment. bal
ance monthly Cedar 737. or t22 Security
HldK.