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The Delta independent., 1921-05-06
we had on receiving word that

we had on receiving word that l
really could have = place in it!
lam a senior now. have not been
disappointed in Park. It has brot to
me what is richest and fullest. deep
est and best; in learning and exper-
ience, a good deal; in frienlship,
more. How can tell IT.?
On one first day Of May l remem-
ber, 1 ran away by myself to q little
spring at the edge of the. campus
The violets were Just waking up;
the grass was growing greener; the
trees were vibrant with new life. Be
cause everything was SO beautiful, I
just cried. feel SO, often-that there
is beauty here, some of 1t intangi-
BILE, but all SO great and deep I can
not begin to hold 1t.
There have been hard days, of
course, tired days. days of discourage
ment. But thru them all have
learned how to use some valuable
philosophy, and especially. how to
make pies!
Best of all, here at Park l gave my
self wholly to my Heavenly Father
Here l dissolved that foolish. child
ish bargain" with Him, and said,
"Take me. all of me without condi-
ton, without reservation. 1 will 20 as
a missionary If You want me- II not.
/ stay I am not quite sure yet
whether or not He wants me for that
service, tho l plans for it. do know
that I have never found greater Joy
than that which came with my sur
render.
Once more. as I lay down my pen.
I whisper with bowed head. Thank
You. God, for letting me come to
Park"
The Delta independent., 1921-05-06
DELTA GIRL RECEIVES
MENTION IN COLLEGE PAPER

At Parkville, Missouri is situated
Park college. and among its students
is Miss Edith Agnew daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. C. C. Agnew Of Delta.
Recently the presidents wife asked
the pupils to wright brief story tel
ling why she came to Park college.
Miss Agnew's story drew first prize
and believing that it is Of interest
/ to many of our readers, we are re-
producing parts of her story as fol-
lows:
I remember kneeling beside the
bed one day when l was about thir-
teen years old. and making a bar
gain with the Lord Il am sorry I
cannot call 1t by any other name)
that II He would do the specific thing
asked Of him. would be a 'n',,, n
ary. Foolish child! Perhaps w'rse
than foolish. Certainly. however. that
bargain seemed to bind me for years.
One spring the river rose higher
than usual. It is an angry stream
when 1t is full and lets nothing stand
in the way OF its anger. Our land was
in the way that year and DO 1t had
to go. Along with other dreams, my
college future seemed slipping bit by
bit into the swollen water, As, in spite
Of all we could do. earth and trees
and buildings fell over the ever
changing bank with little splashes.
The place where our house stood is
river bed today.
Near the town of Delta, about fifty
miles away. we built another house
out of remnants. on few acres my
father hoped to reclaim from the de-
sert We moved cheerfully. despite
the fact that my sister and two little
siege Of whooping cough. Forum
ately, our family Is blessed with some
degree Of fortitude and with 4 sense
OF humor.
At our new home, then, finished
high school and began to look for.
ward wistfully to college. I was ready
to try working for my board at atate
school; but the summer after gra-
duation, when Mothers health broke
down entirely, knew that college OF
any kind was out Of the question.
That year was a precious year, af-
ter all, for I learned Of this school
from q Park graduate in our town,
and from a great.aunt far off in
Michigan who receives the faithful
Record. No reading was quite so in.
teresting In those days. as old Park
Narvas. My whole family decided this
was my school. What . celebration
The Delta independent., 1921-05-06
MOTHERS DAY

Sacred to the memory of her who
nursed the world to maturity and gave
her strength to the nations manhood
and womanhood. With reverence and
devotion we accord them our love and
affection. Mothers, ye who gave your
sons, those sons who fought by our
side in the World War, who made
the supreme sacrifice upon our coun-
try's altar; mothers. who gave them
all, we honor you today. therefore, be
it Resolved that Harry A. White Post
No. 65, American Legion, Department
of Colorado, that we tender to you
Mothers of America the love and af-
fection of our membership and assure
you that we will cherish and revere
your memory through all the years.
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HELP! HELP. NO POEMS, PLEASE

The Pathfinder already has such a
large and varied stock of poems on
hand that 1t will be kindness to all
concerned If our friends the poets will
refrain. We know that spring is here
and that 1t is a well-nigh irresisti-
BILE temptation to break into verse
but still we say, refrain. II your
Pegasus is so full of pep that you
can't hold him, hitch him up to the
plow and make him do something
useful. Production is the watchword
poems in the world but still shor-
tage of most things that people want
Write poems If you will but don't ex-
pose their tender feet to the cruel
blasts, keep them to yourself; Ghey
are far too precious to be sent out in
to the cold world. If you really want
to help the world, then make shirts,
or something else that there is a de-
mand for. In times of want there is
more poetry in an honest shirt than
in a bale of rhymes. Tell it to Gath
and Ascalon; proclaim it from Dan to
Beersheba megaphone it from the
house-tops; the Pathfinder wants no
poems. -
The above article taken from the
Pathfinder, finds a responsive chord
in our hearts, and may we add fer
vent Amen. While 1t is true that we
have many verses founded on truth
and the best of intentions, the ma
jority of those which find their way
into the editorial office are stripped
Of meter. rhetoric. proper spelling
or punctuation or sense. In short,
lack all the fine elements which make
up real poetry.
The Delta independent., 1921-05-06
Woman. Club Wednesday.

Woman's Club Wednesday.
The woman's club will hold their
regular meeting at the library We'd
nesday afternoon. The subject for
discussion at this meeting will be
"The Citp Beautiful" The following
is the program arranged:
Piano Solo. Mrs. Lunn.
Special City improvements. d. 8.
Jeffers.
Scouting for Girls, Scout Miller.
Vocal Duet, Alice Kurz and Viola
Kyffin.
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BIRTHS.
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A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Goddard Sunday, May ISL.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Deck are the
proud parents of fine boy which ar
rived Wednesday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Pol
lock, May 4th, baby girl.
On Thursday, May 5th, baby boy
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
James on California mesa.
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Joe Visiting Joe.
Joe Harrington came over from
Alamosa Wednesday, making the trip
in his car. He says the roads are not
in very good shape especially the
Blue Mesa road. Mr.. Harrington is
now in the hotel business at Alamosa
and came over to visit his son and
other relatives at Delta. He will re.
main here couple Of weeks
The Delta independent., 1921-05-06
Beet Thinning Starts.

Some of the growers are beginning
to thin their beets. The stand is good
and indications look very promising
at this time of the year. According to
Manager Draper yesterday acreage is
coming right along and they are now
crowding up towards the 5000 mark.
Contracts will be accepted up to about
the middle OF this month.
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A Good Picture.

An exceptionally good picture was
shown at the Colonial theater Mon
day evening, in which Billie Burke
played the leading role in play en-
titled "The Education Of Elizabeth"
and showed the amusing adventures
of a chorus girl in striving to attain
sufficient knowledge and culture to
reconcile spinster Of an old
southern family to receive her as a
sister-in-law. The picture was shown
Monday and Tuesday evenings to
packed houses.
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No Flies on Carl.

No Flies on Carl.
In several clippings from the sport
sheets OF eastern papers, we find the
picture Of Carl Eberhard, Delta pit
cher, who still looks quite like him
self regardless Of the victory of the
Pittsburgh giants over the Wichita
Falls team. The only difference in ex-
preston is broader smile displayed
by "our Carl"
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diagrams showing the above describcd
farm units were approved by the Dspar,-
ment on the date of this order. and are
on file in the office OF the Project Mana
ger United States Reclamation Service;
Montrose. Colorado. and 1t the local Lana
2 WHEN AND HOW TO MAKE EN-
TRY FOR PUBLIC LAND-Subject TO the
provisions hereof and particularly to the
soldiers preference right referred TO In
paragraphs IL and IL. homestead entries
for the farm units shown on said plats may
be made beginning May 9. 1921 at o'clock
A. NJ at the said local land office. Every
person desiring to acquire any OF said pub
lie lands must execute homestead apph-
cation subject to the provisions OF the re-
ciamatton law in manner required by law.
which, with the required fees and com
missions. accompanied by certificate OF the
cation for rental of water and payment OF
watcr-rental charges as hereinafter pro.
vided. may be presented to said local land
office. in person. by mail. or otherwise.
within n period OF days prior to the open
ing to-wit: On and from April 80. 1921
TO and including o'clock a, NJ; May 3;
1921. Applications presented after said
period OF days will be- filed and noted in
the order of their receipt. Any appiica-
Will be subject to valid settlement claims
). sIMuLTANEous FILINGS FOR
said local land office during said period of
days. will be held and treated stimuli
taneously filed and the register and re-
ceiver will dispose OF them follows:
ta) Where there is no conflict the ap-
plication will be allowed.
(b) Where there conflicting home
stead applications the register and receiver
will write on cards the names of the several
applicants. and each of these cards will be
placed in envelope upon which there
s distinctive or Identifying mark. and
at O'Clock p. NJ. the date of opening
to entry, II practicable ar not. at the same
hour one day later). after all the envelopes
containing the names OF the several appli-
cants shall have been thoroughly mixed in
the presence OF such persons may desire
to be present. they will be drawn and num-
bered In order The cards drawn and
numbered will be securely fastened to the
applications of the respective persons. and
the applications will be allowed In such
order. Applications conflicting in whole
with those previously allowed will be re-
jected in the usual manner
FAILURE OF APPLICANT TO OBJ
IA1N PUBLIC LAND APPLIED FOR
Whore any applicant fails to obtain land
applied for by him he will be permitted to
elect whether he will amend his application
to embrace other lands not affected by
pending applications and otherwise sub
ject thereto when such amended applica-
tion is presented or withdraw his original
application without prejudice. In the event
OF such withdrawal the fees and commits
sions will be returned by the receiver and
the wnter- rental charges deposited will be
returned by the Project Manager. upon sur
render of the certificate of filing issued by
the Project Manager.
o. WARNING AGAINST UNLAWFUL
The Delta independent., 1921-05-06

Notice, A. F. q A. M.
There will be work in the M. M.
degree on Monday. May 9th, commenc
ing at four o'clock. Supper will be
served. All master masons welcome.
The Delta independent., 1921-05-06
harc-Times Dance.

Hard-Times Dance.
The Cedaredge community will give
n bard.times dance at their hall Fri
day evening, May 13. Palmers orc',es-
ira will furnish the music.
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from the story by Owen Johnson Down in the streets
thousands she met with experience few
women have undergone. Don't miss this wonderful
drama
The Delta independent., 1921-05-06
ORDER

IrNCoMPAHGRE VALLEY PRo'Eoi'
COLORADO uNENI EhED
PUBLIC LANDS
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR oof
washington. d. c., April y, lSEi

Washinst%Snn;s s%ns II EoR; ; 1WyPHiCH EN-
TRY MAY BE MADE AND WArEh 70
AVAILABLE-In pursuance Of the "a ACT ,cts o.
June II. 1902 ts2 Stat. 3ss1; anu ,hare9 are9
omendntory thereof or supplementary there
fo n,rticularly sections l. 10 and II 1 oI
the Extension Act of August l3. l9lt !1s
stat, 6s6). it is announced that ~a.et .ooro
available and entry may be made IN accor
dance with this order on the following De De
scribed farm units the uncompahgrc
Valley Project Colorado, to-wt; ,
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EARN Unit

n Unit DescrIptIorc r. q
"A" Lots 2, and SEQ: r.,
NJ, r. W.. n. NJ. p. NJ, .e3
e" Lots /, and 8 Sec. ~, T.
81 ~, r. 10 w, N. NJ. p. n. 81
e" Lot 3 Sec. and NEA NWA
Sec IT. T. 81 N. r. IL W., o
n. NJ. p. NJ. 'oo
M" SEH SwA Sec. 30. NEh
NWh and WIZ NEA Sec
81. r. 81 N. r. IL W.. N. ~
NJ. p. M. ~
M Nia NEh and Swh NEh
Sec -. T. Is s.. r. "a W.
9th p. M. %
C" VIZ swh Sec. 80. T. 15 S. On
Il OF W 9Th p NJ. "
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DEATHS.
vhin.

white.
Catherine Y. Carey. 10 yesrs. "a eth ct.
se.
Asry K. Becker. IS. 3l6 Shepherd st. NJ.
william Wnkelnan. 4T. Tubsrculosis
Hospital
Frances Nsry Goodyesr. 50. sibley Hospt.
Carolina Whitmyer, IS. l02s aoth ct nv.
Howard c. Fisher, 5S, SO2i o St nv.
Elizabeth Connolly, 20. Providence Hospt
Rose Louis Snither. -. Georgetown Hospt.
Nars L. N. Cate, s., 81 Randolph az.
Einsoeth A. HAvenner, 90. 636 Ala. ave.
se.
Lucy Milton Kessmith. ). ga Nd. ave. -.
Carol Moose, 4 months. Childrens Hospt.
Infant Of Raymond ana Marion smith, s
hour. as ] st. sw
Robsrta A. Hawkins, IS days. Sso4 Ca.
ave. nu.
Colorsd.
Martha withers, 20. wsshiAstor Asylum
Hospital.
Alberta Washington. Is. la z ct ~.
Carrie Stanton. 20. SC. Elissbeth's He<pt.
Dennis B. hahoDE, a.. 4ot y. Y. ave. nv.
Anna Belle johnson. &c. 1915 18th st ~.
james L. Reeder, ! month. SsS X ct sv.
sherman Tay Tor, months. lOl5 eth OF.
nv.
Herbert Grove. nosth. Geoereto-l
Hospital
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rHos. J. OWEN q SON, AucTIoNEERs.

Trustees sale OF valuable building lots
located in the Chevy Chase section Of the
District OF Columbia, to be sold within the
ocice Of Thos. J. Owen & Son. 1881 G street
northwest. By virtue Of ave (5) certain
deeds Of trust. duly recorded among the land
records Of the District Of Columbia as fol-
lows: III Instrument No. q. recorded De-
eembeI q. 1920; t2l Instrument No. lis,
recorded December 10. 1920; (3) instrument
No. 72, recorded November 20. 1920; 90 in
strument No. Il. recorded December 10.
1920; (5l instrument No. 24s, recorded No
vember p. 1890. respectively. Default hsy.
ing been made In payments Hereunder, and
at the request Of the party secured thereby,
the undersigned trustee will sell at public
auction within the office of Thos. J. Owen
& Son, 1881 G street northwest, on Tuesday,
the 18th day Of April, 1921, at 1:15 O'Clock
p. m. the following described land and
premises situate in the District Of Columbia
and designated as and being ~ lot in
equare 2294; (2) lot 81 in square 229I; (3)
lot 43 in square 1912, in Fulton r. Gordon's
plat recorded in the office Of the Surveyor
for the District Of Columbia in book 60,
page Il; az lot Is in square 1857 in Full.
ton R. Gordon's subdivision Of part Of
Chevy Chase. d. c.. as per plat recorded In
the Office Of the Surveyor for the District
Of Columbia in book SO. page IS; t5) lot %
in square 1868. in Fulton R. Gordon's sub
division Of Chevy Chase Grove. as per plat
recorded In the office Of the Surveyor for
the District Of Columbia In book 81. page
10. Terms Of sale: 0ne-third Of purchase
money to be paid in cash, balance in two
equal installments. payable in one and two
years, respectively, with interest at 8 per
cent per annum, payable semi-annuslly, Sc
cured by a deed Of trust upon the property
sold, or all cash at purchasers option. A
deposit Of $4,000 upon each lot will be re-
CURED upon acceptance Of bid, and sale to
be closed within 40 DAYS from day Of sale
or deposit forfeited. Conveyancing, record
ing and revenue stamps at purchasers cost.
J. R. GORDON, Trustee.
apl.4.6,s.1l.12 1851
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BIRTHS.
with.

whits. 90
DAVID o. and Alice N. Cropp. rirl- tf
Shsrles C. and FlorenctiBe Rowner. firI.
Trephon and Anastosia Cokenias. riri.
Claire J. and Verena Bressler. Firi. -
Gaetano and Rosa stefanelli. girI.
Israel and Katie Nilof. boy.
sam and Minnie Epstein firl
Eoward and Grace Everett ffrl.
Joseph and Elizabeth Better. boy.
Lewis and Nors Leapley. flrl.
frnnois i. and ksry Hereert boy.
August Y. and Ida NJ. Croissant rfr1.
Albert II. and Nay Burton, boy,
samuel and Sarah H1yatt, firI.
Adam 3. and lrma 4. Trappey bey
Kay A. and lnogen Wreu, boy.
GeorEe W. and Marion senge. rirL
Allen II. and Alma r. Ryers, boy.
John II. and Sadie N. Wilson. rirl.
Norman L and Elizabeth n. NicboL. boy
Oscar v. and Netue Ellis. rirl.
Samuel c. and Violet c. Reeves. rir1-
Jacob and Leah Levine boy.
John B. and Florence N. HANDY. boy.
Patrick J. and Ssr1h T. Hennifan, boy.
Charles and Helen Nontague. boy.
EDWARD J. snd HELEN L. o'connor. rirl-
colered.
Isaac and Margaret Clarke firi
Ambrose and Rosie Smith boz
william snd Lula Raymond Firl.
Horace and Ella williams. boy.
III and Caroline BROOKS, boy
Robert and Elizabeth Proctor. rirk
Io>eph and Ruth Morrison. boy.
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What's Going
!. On T d ay

Lecture. Mrs. Katharine NJ. Cook.
rArent- Teachers Association, Nom
roc and Eighteenth streets ntfth-
west D. m.
weekly exposition Sunday school
ietsoh' Y. W. c. A. t:t6 D. m.
Lecture. Capt GswIer. National
ftaoio school. i3s Pennsylvania
avenue northwest. ass .. m :
Meeting. Easton. Pa. High school
Alumni Association. Blue TriHnrle
Nut North Capitol and 4 streets,
s:l5 .. m.
Lecture. Katherine NJ. IL Blsclr-
ford. Reading Character al sirht-
washington Hotel. . p. m.
neetins: the Writers League.
Public Library. 9 .. m. La
Dance. Ramblers' Pastime ciuh.
ilol Z street northwest. s:IB o. m,
Meeting, District Big Sisters. azx
Indiana avenue. .. m.
Dance. Lay Alumni Of Catholic
University. gymnasium. 8 .. %.
Country dance, Christ Church
Parish Hall. go G street southeast
. .. m.
Meeting, Business women's- Coup-
ell. Church Of the Covenant. f:se
p. m.
Reception, faculty Of Columbia
University School 20 alumni assoei-
alton. sosh street northwest, s:sS
D. m.
Meeting. Emery lexington Home
and School Association. Eckinrton
School. $3.50 p. m.
T~<ay's A.ase.e-ts
Belasco-'Bringing Up Father
Nationsl-"A Dangerous Maid.
Polfs-Eddie Cantor In The Md
night Rounders."
Garrick-"oyer the Hill"
Keith's-Vaudeville. f.
Cosmos-vaudeville 80
Strand-vaudeviIle. 49,
Gayety-Abe Reynolds Revue.
Capitol-Pst White and his Gay
ETY. Girls"
Metropolitsn-Seor Arliss In
Franz Noinar's The Devil"
Columbia-The wItchinE Hour
with Elliott Dexter and others.
Rialto-Bebe Daniels in Ducks
and brakes.
Pslace-Bert LyteiI in "A NesssE.
from Mars"
Garden-Huso Bsnin's production
Of East Lynne"
knickerbocker-Jack Pickford in
Just Out Of College"
crsnoslrs-''Not Guilty" with ALL
star cast.
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THos. J. OWEN Z SON. AucrIoNEERs.

Trustees sale Of valuable frame dwelling
on 4Sth street, Hampton Park, d. O., to
be sold within the Office Of Thos. J. Owen
d Son, 1881 @ street northwest. By virtue
OF a certain deed duly recorded. in Liber
4092, Folio 4s2. ct seq., of the land records
Of the District OF Columbia. and at the re-
quest Of the party secured thereby, the un-
dersigned trustees wiz. SELL at public auc-
tion In the Office Of Thos. J.NOwen Son.
1891 @ street northwest. on Monday, the
11th day Of April, A. d. 1921, at o'clock
p. m. the following described land and
premises, situate in the District Of Columbia
and designated as and being lots "a and rs,
In square 515s, in the Subdivision Of Hamp-
ton Park, d. c.. as per plat recorded in
the Office Of the Surveyor for the District Of
Columbia In book 80, page 30. Terms Of
sale: 10000 cash and the remainder In
easy monthly installments. A deposit Of
500 required at time Of sale and the pur-
chaser SLOWED thirty days to complete the
purchase. Further particulars at time Of
sale. KIRK HOLMES, EDWIN n. BARR.
Trustees.
ap1.46S,11 3-S55
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corrected terms OF sale. Hamilton
& Hamilton, attys.
Est Thomas +. shields. Order Of
pub for prob Of will. L. X. VAN
doren, atty.
Est Ellen S. Imrie. Will admitted
to probate e. letters test granted
TO John Imrie. Bond sl.o0t r.
S. Mcguire. atty.
Est Charles =. williams. Amend
I'd pet for prob OF will filed. VIM.
s. Hodges. atty
Est Charles L. Cornell. y. for
:cIteIs OF ad Bot Ma.sl:A.! a
Rice, cttys.
Est Charles H. Martin. Pet for
letters Of adm J. Ea.b by-S 9th & X.
FlCharty. att's.
Est Pauline r. wassing. Pet
Tor probate OF will & letters test.
W. II. Holloway. atty.
Est VIM. J. Green. viii filed
date July IL. 1909.
Est Maria L. Donaldson. VIII ad-
mitted to probate & letters test
granted to VIM. c. Hsuptman. Bond
sSeo. Frank Van SAINT. atty.
Est Charles r. williams Will
admitted to probate. a letters tcst
granted to Anna r. williams. Bohd
1900. VIM. s. Hodges. atty b.
Est Charles E. Cornell. Letters
Of adm granted TO Georgianua Z.
Cornell. Bond $4,000. Bell, Mar
shall a Rice, attys.
Est Charles II. Martin. Letter,
Of adm granted to Anne L. Martin.
Bond $4,000. James Flsby-SSuith
q Palph Flehsrty. att.s. =
Est Dwight J. Particle. Order
asthorizinE excr TO pay stofsee
charges. Hoehling. Peene & oeil-
by. sttys. -
Est Mary A. skinner. Pet for
prob OF will a letters test a.
B. keefer, atty.
Est Edward @. Pendleton. Pet
for prob OF win a letters tesl G
c. Miller, atty =
Est Francis r. Phelps wiz "a.
niitted to probaue a letters lte,t
Csnted TO Mary =. fshstps. Bcrd
sceo Hoehling. Peeiie q oxiisy,
t'ess
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MADAME JEANETTE

Gifted Egyptian CIairvoysnt and Palmist,
guarantees to read your entire life, past.
present and future. She asks no questions
but will tell you what you want to know,
giving names. dates and facts on business
matters, love, health and family affairs.
Tells the name Of who you will marry and
brings the separated together. removes trou-
oles OF all nature so you can win and hold
the one you love. Special readings. 81. 62s
St NV, between 9Th and 7th. next to
Shubert-Garrick. $50
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5Oc-MADAM SELIA-5Oc

Egyptian Palmist and Medium; tells your
past. present and future life; she tells the
secret hsw to win in business, love, health
and family affairs, law suits, speculation
and divorce cases; tells who and when you'll
marry; make no mistake when seeking help
and advice Of Q clalrvoyant or palmist; IL
pays to- consult the best; costs no more;
special readings. soc; daily and Sunday.
Phone Franklin 237s-J. s31 7th st. NV.
a-l0l
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

NORTH CLEVELAND PARK, MOST AT.
tractive new eight-room house; abundant
light three sides, white and mahogany
finish; large front porch; three screened
porches; shutters and screens: heated ga
rage; owner leaving town; seen by appoint
ment. Cleveland 265. Also Detroit Elec-
tric car. and new charging apparatus for
same. AS
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Is cents q line

rs cents q line
THE BEST CHRISTIANS WILL BE PRE-
sented TO Christ" Pastor Z. Hez SVEN.
Sunday night. Baptisms. Celebration OF
the pastors 9th ann. Beautiful auditorium :
comfortable chairs linen like them); harp.
organ and vocal music. Centennial Bapt.
Ch., 7th 4 Eye ne. 40
MICHAEL J. COLBERT ANNOUNCES THE
removal Of his Office TO the Equity Build
ing. 317-31o John Marshall place, where he
Is associated with the firm OF Bell. Mar
shall q Rice. $50
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5Oc-MADAM BELL-5Oc

Egypuon palmist; gives true advice in
business health and family Affairs; tells
who and when you'll marry: how to avoid
bad luck and trouble. Readings daily soc.
10 q. m. to p. m. Call and be convinced.
liza 7th st. NV. between L and ". 3-363
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SOC MADAM ALLEN 80
550)c,

CLAIRvoYANT AND PALMIsT.
7O1 9Th st. NV. (cor 9Th and G.)
Guarantees to read your entire nfe-past
present and future; gives true advice on
business, love, health and family Affairs.
Special readings daily. soc. II. 40I1.
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