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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-22
NIGHT CLASS roll - OPEN
Commercial and Domestic Courses
offered IN INcniug Glasses.

Enrolment In night school IN
Tulsa high school be- advancing rap
idly an those who desire to- start
work January - must enroll this
week II ttoy care TO take advantage
of tho free iustruction.' said + ".
Ormau. director. Glasses thu are
open 10 now pupils are: Millinery,
drcssmaking, typ"Writins, short
hand, bookkeeping. commercial
arithmetic. pcrmauship. spanish
and English Practical shop work
in auto mechanics viii be started
under tho direction of $ -. llor-
ming. who delivered series Of lee
turos ON tho work lest semester.
only those who have already en-
rolled can enter this work.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-22
Jury Does Not accept
kieptOWdnio Plea az
Excuse for Robbery

Pleasing klopiumaun aa an 90.
,9usc for tho thcu Of ~ pairs NJ
shooa valued AZ $50 from .hc
American EXpross company offir"
iu this city Dctobcr a. failed foo
produce tho desired r'ults lu d..
tIi't court Friday morning and tho
Jury bcfor" which George Batcr,
- negro. Wap tried. returned q yer.
dice of guilty Gud fiScd the pris-
uurr't puuishmcnt ai one year ~
tho state pcnttcutiHry
Rdk .r was arrYtcd tn the net NJ
taking the box ~ shoes from tho
local express office and hia only
excuse for the crime was that he
was u klcptomauinu.
pleasing ~ tho Mexican visitors Wai
the singing ~ several Hjugs IN Span
lsh hv the Girls ~ lhc spanish ,laN
1T the high school General de Lara
requested thtt hc be- allowed -
meet each member ~ the class pcr
sonnllv 4 request that was rcHdilS
granted
Thc general declared upon his ar
rival iu Tuln lhtI n WI persona
~ furnish ~ special train at ia,
Mexican border 20 take any uumb'
of Tulsa oil won free ~ charge
through MryiHu ana cHp'oinlly the
Mexican OH fields. allowing them to
remain bs long Is they desire. AMI
return them tu tho border. Local
oil men are favorable toward ac.
copting this offer, although no con
ccrtod action has been hkru 20 tIr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-22
AnGOOdS Specials

Lot Girls Stamped Dresses in various colors.
sizes TO IL years. special at ......, Half Price
Small Boys Stamped suits OF good all-white
repp; 2-year-old size only; made up; special
Madc-tp Rompcr> of nice white repp; / and
2-year sizes; special ..............,...I ch
fs-inch stamped tcntcrs, tan noedleweave
included; each, special ,...........I5O "a
1 Lot shetland Floss, the skein, special I5c
second i1oor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-22
Continue Hearing of
Alleged HighWdyBien

Preliminary trial of A. B Christ
man. Mamie Bradley. Frank Stanley
and ". l.. Shouqucttc, charged with
the robbery of the Guarantee state
bank AT Sp"rry December 2S was
continued by Justice :. G. Maxey
Friday To February ut the request
of counsel for the defendants
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-22
IO.yard Bolts Japanese Main

I0-yard Bolts Japanese Main
sock; fine quality and very
sheer; bolt, special $50
t0-yard Bolts Longcloth;
fine quality with chamois
finish; bolt, special 2.25
36-inCii NuinsVOk; soft finish
and very sheer; yard, spe-
Cldl ...'......, ........ .Vc
21-inch Batistc; fine, soft
quality for infants dresses;
yard, special ..,,..,.,,28 28c
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-22
Mail lsObbcrs Accuse

CHICAGO, Jan, Warrants
charging their OF mail pouches from
trucks at th' Union station early
last Tuesday morning were issued
against william tonroy ana John
McFadden today. The two were ar
rested yesterday by postoffico in
spectors. The final figure on bonds
atnlon waa set AT kla.O0O tnhaN.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-22

iO-inch Fine White Organdy,
very crisp and perfectly WOW
en-; yard, special .......g zoe
36-inch Pink Nalnsook In
good quality. yd. special soc
a8-in"h Pajama Checks in
good quality; in small
checks; yard, special ...i9c
36-inch NOn-Crush White
Linen for spring; yard, spe-
tidl ''.''.', l.10
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-22
Specials in SeQSOt1abR White Goods

39-inch Nurses Linen i'm cX-
cellont quality for spring;
yard, special ..,,,,,... zoe
21-inch Dimity in small or
large checks, yard special 29c
3o-inch white P!issr Creme
for lingerie, IN soft finish;
yard, special ......... zoe
38-inch Fine White NoiIc.
very sheer and soft finish;
yard, special .,,..,....g g0c
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-22
Indian He ad Linen
Lace Specials

Imitation Crochet Laccs and Bands for bras-
sleies spreads, scarfs and centers; ward
hp''Idl ''''''' ''''''',. ..,.,.,.......2 roc
TOT Narrow Cluny Iaccs, y to 9-inch widths.
'f''' ''' '''''''' '''''' '''.,,,,.' iOc
, hoi Sambric and Nainsook Beading Edges
Tor spring and summer underwear: ward
Lot organdy Embroidered Edges for collar
and-cutt sets; in white and delightful colors:
s"'"' sPcSI"I '''''''''' .,..,...,,,.... 59c
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-22
Table Linens

ION5O AlI-Lincn Pattern Tabiccioths, fine
quality; each, special ....,...........S.O
22-inch Ali-Iincn Napkins to match above
cloths, dozen. special ...............IO 10 90
is-inch Ready -Hcmmcd. Heavy Damnsk
Napkins: the dozen. special .........2.8g
1881 Lacc-Trimmcd japanese Scarfs good
selection, each special ................S SOC
S,,oDt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-22
DENTAL PREPARATIONS

Euihymol Tooth Paste ....,. Iae
Dr. LYONS Tooth Paste .... i9r
Pspsodent Tooth Paste ., 3oe
Listerine Tooth taste .,,.., 3ac
Pyorrhocide Tooth Powder sAc
Eolvnns Tooth Paste ....... "tc
Forhan's Tooth Paste ...... SIC
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-22
AHChHdren'S
Shoes
Specially Priced
Saturday

Mothers OF infants and girls up to those
requiring misses sizes can well afford to
take advantage of these special prices
because OF the worthwhile savings Of
ferod ~ Sorosis brown. black. white
and black -and-w lace and button
shoes included.
Infants shoes, sizes I to = ..,,,....2.85
Infants shoes, sizes ) to s........3.I5
Childrcn's sizes, Sta tn ~ ..,,,..,,ff5
Misses shoes, sizes ii's 10 .......i,05
Third floor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-22
Toilet Goods

Mail orders for toilet goods
should he accompanied by
delivery charges in full, Plus
tax Of ic for each csc or
fraction thereof.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-06
SIX FEDERAL AID
ROAD CONTRACTS
BEING AWARDED
Contractors in Santa Fe
Today Bidding on
Work

SANTA FE. July G.-Road con-
Tractors and builders from several
stntes are here today To bid on six
fedora. aid projects. on which the
state Highway commission viii let
contracts. The roads are located In
five counties. and have m aggregate
length II 2O9.giS miles. which II tho
greatest mileage ever let In n group
OF contracts. -Four 81 the projects,
however, involve mainly compare
lively Light construction, and the cost
win not he very high. one Of tho
contractors said yesterday that some
low bids nre being made. The pro.
iccts are as followg:
No. 20, In Lea county, running
across the county east of boswell for
u distance OF 47.T84 miles.
40 30, Ia San Juan county. cX-
tending from Pennington to Aztec.
the county seat. a distance Of li507
miles.
No. 90. In Torrance county. be-
tween Lucy aud Encino. 1851 miles
so aS, In Union county. between
Clayton and Gladstone, a distance OF
57.SGb miles. This is tho longest
sinrle federal aid project In tn,
tate.
No. 70, IN Union county. between
CLAYTON and Ntrl Visa. 54t7t miles,
No. 90. In ]sJcorro county, 1t.277
miles lying within the PAIN national
forcs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-06

every province In Canada was rep
resented.
A spectacular feature OF the con-
vcntion will be p parade on FIRM
avenue on Saturday In which many
thousands will sing militant hymns
az they march. A sorlcs OF floats viii
depict important epochs IN religions
history. After the parade. n mass
meeting viii be held In Central Park
and William jennings Bryan Will de-
liver the principal address.
More han goo speakers Of prom
inencc IN the religious world viii adj
dress afternoon and evening sessions
IN the fist regiment armory. Ths
Rev. Francis p. Clark. founder and
president OF the United Society OF
Christian Endcevor. VIII preside AT
Tho opening exercises tonight. A
choir OF one thouFand voices. led by
Homer Rodehcaver will render q
musical program and addresses viii
be made by representatives OF th'
city and delegates from other lands
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-06
GOVERNOR MECHEM
SPEAKS At PICNIC
NEAR H|LLSbORO
Big Crowd Attend
Opening of Black
Range Highway

Cumplction Of the new scenic high
way from Elephant Butte dam to
Hu,aoyolt dam, was celebrated be-
meath the trees nj Parks ranch. 90
miles west Of Hillsboro, y. NJ. The
pie lc wau In the nature Of q dcdica-
ton n the new link In the Dam-to-
Dam route
Principal speaker for the occasion
was Gov. NJ. G. Mechem of New
McNico lie stressed the Interstate
value 81 the now road and predicted
that tourists would spread it, fame
throughout the country,
Ii~i NJ speakers.
other speakers we're W. s. Cox ot
silver CITY. Del. NJ. Potter Of Clifton
Thomas 4. Maddox. state highway
engineer or ArizonH, and G.. A. Mar
tin, ~ ~ paso.
Many who offended the hig event
Travelled hundreds oi miles. bringing
with them hcaNiIy-lndcn baskets and
boxes Of h~ume-coukcd food. Tho
grove covers % Large area u IN 40
stopped hat a natural elevation was
provided Tor the speakers. Large
trees Furnished shade for the cclc-
brHntH
sYcu.crs pointed out hat the new
bufu-tt Dam route, completed bN thr
building OF tn, 20 miles Of highway
west %" u%illshoro. Will be more than
900 miles shorter than the routes
formerly used. thus providing a scenic
rhort-cut Tor tourists and other tray
oilers.
Road \ 900 Feet High.
The road wti run practically th,
,uurr diH'suCc through the noun
fuius At the highest point the cle-
tuiiuu ls about 5000 feet. but us "a,
road has been constructed along th,
aiuthcfn slopes. u d. believed that
Tad weather viii mot interfere Will
iis us, the entire winter.
Following the celebration. two pa
rudos started from the picnic grounds
uu, uf them COINS Co l|liilshur" and
tH. other 90 silver city. 5N mil''
HNaE. 4 band accompanied the lat.
I.f parade ont of honor to the Eu,
,lunr who vas lu tine party.
a street dance wa, hold boz SilNei
tlIE. ls o. Joint July 9 mud completion
ui 200, IIgnVuy celebration ln inns.
.uru 90 UIE diane, was held boo the
I,ruhH tnrltor
Governor ThHm1H Campbell uf Ari.
T0Hl who was invited Co attend the
,.l"hr ffUu -'ut his regrets H. ma,
o. U|U,Nluua engagement.
1u, Black Range nlm-tu-Dnu
HIgIwfN leads uu from silver cts
Inr.uaH chiffon and Murru,I tu GLOBE
.HI the Euugr.. lt dam WORK col
.ut .fr.rt.uu WIS 90 charge OF g. !.
ltHuty district engineer of the STATE
highway department
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-06

SANTA FE, July 6.-The tvald'
on company has notified the state
corporation commission Of the re-
movnl OF It's principal office from
santa Fe to Albuquerque. u. n
Hanna IL made statutory agent. an,
the headquarters viii be- In 20.
knights Of rytniaa building.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-17
INCOME TAX FACTS
YOU SHOULD KNOW
Another CT The Series OF Ar
ticles Prepared By U. S. Of
hcials TO Aid Taxpayers

Changes wrought during The l.st
vcar by Dirtas. deaths. and marriages.
alect materially income TAX returns
for the year 1929 Millions OF babies
we're added To family circles each OF
wllom brings an exemption Of 5000 ~
sna yarerts ineome tax return
Boys aud girls who have become
seiY-s Importing, and whose parenis AZ.
low them Yhe use Of their earnings
without restriction, form new class
III taxpayers zach must rte q return
md pay i tax on his Or her net in
come If such income Was in excess of
81 900
Willows and widowers who lost
,hrir husbands or wives during inc
year 1929 are especially affected
riley arc single for the purposes OF
iia inco!ne-taN lew and are granted
only IN exemption Of $1,000. unless
the head OF family. Persons who
Mere divorced or separated by mutual
agreement during tae car also must
consider themselves as single persons.
Widows and widowers ire not re-
quired TO show on their personal re
turns income oi husband or wife up 10
The date Of death. The income Of
aSce,lani Is considered separately and
i return must be filed ~ the executor
or administration Of the estate. \ de-
cedcnt is entitled 10 exemption for thu
full taxable year, based upon his or
Ter status rs single or married per-
son at the time OF death
The status Of 4 taxpayer on Dace.ll-
Der 81. 1920. determines the amount of
the exemptions II on that day the
taxpayer MAS MARRIED and living with
husband or wife claim may be made
for the $1,000 exemption II single. or
married. and not living with husband
or wife Oh December II. thr eIenp-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-17
TRANSFERS
IN CITY AND COUNTY
RECORDED IN COURT

Fron li.sely Il Melvin and vii.
.stn II Howard trustees. ii John
son Glenn tr4e Of !, acres in the
T..rd disiricr
From .ionn II sague and wife anu
sarah q Drake 10 Emily ii Harper.
nine iats i; Outing Park Fish dis
triei
From danes ] Doyle =, al 70 Z
Frana Valentine los Ut shipley
feigli's, Fifth d.s;rlc
From John X Sagne and wife and
sarah @. Drake 70 Alexander Reigz.
our los ~ 0atng Park. in the Fifth
iistrie
From Tia /. Ltrss!d q Albert Aren't
nd Wife tract Of four acres al Lake
shore Third aistrict
From Charles II Parker ana wife
eRd Annapolis savines Institution 70
I:sn.os klist 22ts @cres near Mag
liy RIVER 'rhird district Considcra
ION s922
From Star III Hall ard husband 70
aiher.ne FdMarts and husband. tNo
icres III The Fourth district
Fro.A Henry = Ai5trs and wife 10
Elisius !. Roel!c and Wife two LOIS
Il Cherry Grove Germantown
From Henry u Myers and wife 70
Claudia r Rogers and husband ot Al
cherry Grove. Germantown
From Carrie Ridout and hus-
Sand 10 Louis Bloom and vile Iwo
lots on the south lie 81 West street
Annapolis
From i.onis +. Kaiser and wife 10
Dona1 i Ashley and wife two lots
u Anne ARUNDEL county
From Henry ~ Msers and wife to
William II. Dorsey, six lots 4 Cherry
drove. Germantown
From ths artis aap Reast ON
pany Il Louis + Aiaarlk. 4 g al
Rt,ia,,d Terrace Filth dn.rie
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-17
GoSsIp t,ailabie

III set le0l, for AMI wan - hs
Ten ia gessip you Nil Eet Mh Se1
are hooking s0r and can Eei iM9 ans
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-17
RECALLS PRINTING
In OLDEN TIMES
Remarkable Feat IN Hand Print
IMP Performed BY Father
OF c. F. Daley

The death III Bal.imerc recently g
Charles + DaleN tar 81 wears a mem
her at ne editorial STAT Of The Rllli
more sun. chiefly III the anasiiy 81
financial editor recalls - The mind
al man, of-tae older Annapoliians the
father d ills apahle newspaper man
who Mas Il native q annapolis and
nranlinea' in the printing trade
The following hy Or Elihu Riley
for mans wears engaged ii newspaper
work here IS IN interesting narrative
ii print ting and journalism NJ the DAYS
Of Che elder faitN
Frank y Daley fa'her 81 The late
capalllc Charles + DALEY. u he Balls
more sun. ms not only } Well-knowr
citizen Annapolis. hu; IN important
one III its Journalistic lie Ia his
eariy days nc ana the late talented
John {; TAYLOR edited The Herald 81
this cpy. 4 democratic paper
mir and Mrs Dalfy reayet 4 very
large md most resHeetahle family
Joseph. he eldest son. mas a soldier
III the Federal Arms IN ihr civil Var
sand died ti Il ssound early in is iniiiat
stages. In the de, sde between 1870
and 1860. Frank y Daley WIS The.
sup, rim .endcnt IN tae M.frA land Il
publiean atiiec lii this position he
devsl eped one Il the most remarkable
taller known ii he history II ;ile
printing III mess
al that period mus'h Of ne print
ING II tile times VAS done Ny the
land press In the RspualIsan elliee
VAS a smith hand-press thar could
print sighi PAGES ot 4 hook farm 2
eaee Il.e rate 81 priptiae = as SIZE
saeS ay hand MAS a0e eilSs q hour
ross. 4,.v >om, INES i Sw.tt presSaian
might do esu Mr. naitS DISPLAYED
lie wouierial i4esiS g i3iroN OF
50a cones in nh hour To DO tnla Ar
bah lae q make ter epArafe move
mems e,,h lane shoes MAS pr.nsed
iii bad q take the sheei from rs
paps1 s;a.ta rlae Il en- The ty,Apan.
lnv - friSre aver i which prcte,'ed
he s.des q tae paper from eldcksn-
ing WIN ink from i,te chase araant
he plgdk lay the tvmnan ana tiIsket
foldei together On slie form run Y I
cvlinsisr he fern h,ilsg aalei FIX
pla9sa. pan down ihe plA;ea ~ :
lever return ,AS. he'd &. he nrts> MIL
the inrm an ii bv rsyerS ng he tvin
der s.i.IJ MS worked 3, slaauls NH
the hand. then iii; The ynlpan and
.urn up the frisket :. rs q ee throw
The sheet on tho table and ~ ready al
nnce for another When the form wa;
returned to its place after lie tynpsn
was lifted. tue roller hoy inksd III,
term hy pushing a sun roile7 over il
Mr. Daley added 10 his duties a
nressman hy putting Occasionally inE
on the gum roller with wooder
rolier. called the iuk-3rsar.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-17
Ar rnE cIRsLE TNNl.MT

The gown. Worn BY Sasnaon Day
former l.iegfeld Midnight Frole girl.
III The Man Who Had Everything. ,
Goodwin picture STARRING Jack Pick
ford mich comes To the Circle PLAY
housa tonight. outclass anything she
has seen in New York productions.
says Miss Day
Shannon Day Is perhaps the tiniest
vanp on the screen combining all
the lithsn?c seduciivuness az HE tall
er woman witt the dainty peti,enes~
of her scarce five feet Every move
made by this little girl who used to
be ION the roof In New York is an
epifone Of grace
Wearing beaulifui gowns is no, new
"a Miss Day, because when she was
but fifteen years old she displayed 10
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-17
MOUNT ST. MARY'S
CAPTURES TITULAR
BASKETBALL HONOR

4, oa,iaard rsen, I.asr -
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-17

advantage some 81 the loyeiiest crca-
lions ever made Us medLstes That
was when was j baby model now
I'm barry vamp AID the gowns are
really ~, nwn She says-
Ton 4in ereut costumes Msfe espe, +
ally Designed for Miss I@ay II Tie
Man Who had Eyersihing. sna IS
she plas The role q i very ss;idtois
follower 81 pleasure, q whom every
;hIn. et,aies iii IL luNo eli:inns. ;as
enRns ara very gorgeous i,.tlsttl
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-17
tk,n il only Gao

The taxpayers status On December
II determines also his right 10 the ex-
ea,ptian Of seo00 as the head of a
sarlily II on that date kiagie per-
son was supporting in his household
one or more relatives. ne il entitled 70
rho exemption. II his support OF such
relatives ceased during the YEAR he is
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-17

Apparently sIr Fordney is cen-
struciive statesman is iaeins the pos
sth!liiy that his emergency t,triG bin
max soon be IN trouble TOR lack al an
eln. rsei,tsv Houston Post
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-17


1Farmsr Hglia4 fltt NtrN4ans
Toharea trs a.rs fso aa iNt
sgrer3 asI - d. fif< 50
~ d at 8 meeting 8
ppr sir ssr,ias IN Farm
ers En- tt,fs.pf sn di'ssdi.tr
argaa4za: as, a'flf rstsl issa.
saaa 500 Ne proceed.
"a te s Hsan ~
assoc - f. ae1 teh 90 ~
jises, s.8 aali8 ,.f nasitier
able ts8 fitr t,f ale
il ~ a3ine W IRON
s.,ie II ae asairi d a ar
rar isri.. lie vs iria
TIER Tered i tsais:anre Ns.re
h8as. sa.ao iape Tor sheads - g
i4.afo Il stt4taI laai buyers ti,t 40
get Ill ltsl grade irarefle tobacco
on i,e fun ne PSF q ias
crop hel 3erk nia.rar e 1lle erol
shipped 81 s"ar There said f
10 "a ,tor.Ige nov fwalhrda more
q The leti tha4i s il nal q tais .ims
u year
t.ardiner i Satisfied
Geeree t;araner manager s. III
Alars l.saa fotteeo Growers Assoeia
ton sala &c satisfied Nl,a pFcsen.
,t,nd a,ns akng al hugs into con
Stdertt.an rhlns re fet'ins hst
Ter he ass Foreign tonaitans arr
nai Satisfactory ba arr sietilily I'D
juaiag q sliaetyN AZ sl,isfaetars
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-17

Mrs 7 NJ Dripps gave dinner
Friday in honor 81 Airs u II Leck oi
South Dakota From the Cedar Rap
ids Gazette
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-17
FARMERS WILL CURTAIL
YEARS TOBACCO CROP
MARYLAND Growers Agree Per Cert ReduesonLoan Au-
shorized Stock Sold. Proceeds For Financing Until
Produc, Is SOLICITATIONS Generally. Are
Regarded Satisfactory


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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser., 1921-11-25
Farmers Exchange

Send your ad. and wants to the Office
of County Agent, Upper Marlboro
Md
FOR SALE
A. s. Minkin, Duley. Md, 1 Registerd
Duroc Boar, VT. 450 lbs, yrs old,
Registered Duroc Sow. VT $50 lbs,
~ yrs Old; $500 for the pair:
l Duroc Gilt. VT $50, yr old, $500.
l Duroc Gilt, W.T.. 100 LBS, 7mo. old,
s25.
Duroc Jerseys; 3 Spring boars and 4
gifts of Kentucky breeding. The
famous Cherry King strain sired by
Big Orion (Dr. Geo P. Spreague, Lex
ington, KY. owner) price $s5 each;
Mrs. Francis Snowden, Aston, Md.
l pair of work horses, gray and
bay. guaranteed to work anywhere,
9 and 13 years old. weight 1850 each,
5000. 90 for this pair.
l John Deere Mower, as good as new,
has been run two seasons; 5 TT. blade,
$50 90; l 60-tooth harrow; l Spring
tooth harrow. J. V. Wyvill, Jr., Up
per Marlboro, Md, phone Mari, 22F'2.
WANTED
To rent farm equipped with 10 or 10
dairy cows, to work on shares. l
have 10 good Duroc brood sows.
would like to keep from to of
them and run Dairy and pure
bred hog farm. H. B Sleek, Street,
Md.
To buy farm for man of limited
means, suited for dailying if possible.
preferably near Potomac or near
ngton-Baltimore read. Will
possibly rent farm on shares or in
partnership. w. S. Barrett, Edge
wood Arsenal, Md.