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The Penn's Grove record., 1921-01-14

However disappointing it may have
been to those who believed that with
the ratification of the Eighteenth
Amendment. jails and other penal in
situations would be empty. it was a
fact that the humble of criminals did
not decrease to any great extent and
the prison road camp has continued to
maintain a large number of men serv-
ing short terms. This has enabled the
County to do a larger amount of road
work than was expected.
The reports of the committee on
roads and Jail showed that there were
% in the former and II in the Jail.
The cost of maintenance at the Jail for
the month was $1S6.9Sy or 80 cents per
prisoners per day. At the o camp the
total for the month was $557.48, or 81
40 cents per man per day.
The report of the Jail committee for
the year shows that there were 1857
days served, 1911 meals and 2S4 prison.
ers. The cost for the year was SS75.S7.
or 81 As cents per day per prisoner.
The report of the road camp for the
year shows 9022 days served, 27,006
meals and 224 prisoners. The total
cost was $4,779.54, or SO cents per day
per nan.
County Agents Report
County Farm Agent Doctor Crissey
made a report of his work for the year
which was highly commended by the
Board for his showing.
During the year he called on 70
farmers, making 1910 farm visits. He
made 71S official calls. spent 219k days
in the field and S0h days in the office.
He had 90 agricultural meetings. The
County Agent also procured ITO agri-
cultural articles, wrote 744 letters and
A circular letters. His office had 1889
telephone calls. He vaccinated 900
hogs and 1921 read of cattle. There
were ten potato, six corn, three tomato
and 8 fruit demonstrations during the
year He has interested farmers in
seed certifcation to the amount of LOG
acres and has IS potato and 80 corn ex-
hibits at the Agricultural Week exhibit
in Trenton.
The appropriation for the office was
$500 and the expenditures were
s2,5Sf.o4.
The annual reports of the SeaIer of
Weights and Measures n of the
County Almshouse Trustees were read
and accepted.
The County Collectors bond in the
sum of $4,000, with the Globe Indemn-
ity Company. of New York, as surety,
was read and approved.
Budget Adopted
The budget as approved at the an
nual meeting was on motion of Mr..
Borton adopted.
On the recommendation of the Com
mittee on Discharge of Prisoners, the
sentence of Norman Freund and Dor
orthy Vandegrift We're committed to
ten days each for good behaviour.
1t was decided to pay each of the
County papers 1925 for publishing the
annual report of the County for 1919.
The Elmer Times Publishing Com
pany was unanimously designated to
print the report for 1920 in book form.
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-01-14
Winter Weather Arrives

After several days of balmy weather
with the temperature ranging between
"a and so large snow flakes on a
northwest breeze fell Wednesday fore
noon and melted mostly before meet
ing the ground. Cooler temperature
followed and by Thursday morning the
mercury registered 20. Some miles
back from the river it was IS. The
temperature did not get above 80 on
Thursday. This Friday morning it
was 90.
was 80.
At $50 This Friday morning was
%. Previous half an inch Of snaW fell
and made the ground white, but on a
higher temperature rain came and con-
tinued to fall all the forenoon. Al noon
it is Al.
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-01-14
Hand Badly Mangled

William T. Bray, employed at Alfred
G%illison's sawmill. on Oak Street. had
his right hand badly injured on Tues
day while operating a machine for cut
ting and holds in cretes. The machine
struck some obstruction in the wood
and caught Mr.. Bray's hand. The little
finger was entirely severed, the next
one badly cut and the palm badly lacer-
ated. DR.. r. E. Prigger dressed his
injuries.
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-01-14
Penns Grove NotionaI Rank

oers OF all National and State Banking
institutions was held last Tuesday
afternoon to elect directrs.
Penns Grove National Bank
Reelected Newton Il. 6arnart, Joseph
5. Flanagan, Thomas E. Hunt. Samuel
NJ. Hunt and Robinson F. Willis. DR..
Barnart was elected President and
Milton Featherer Cashier.
Peoples Bank of Penns Grove
Directors, John L. Carson. William P.
Denny, Clarence Doughten, Frank J..
GaVenta, Hermon a. Day, Asa s. JUS
tice, Warren Risner. Edward NJ. sum
merrill, Preston P. Sweeten, Frank r.
Locuson.
Messrs. Day, Harvey Gaventa and
u succeed Lewis W. Cook. Mat
thew Mitchell and Harry A. DaIbow.
Clarence Doughten was elected presi-
dent; F. J. Gaventa vice president.
Asa G. Justice cashier.
First National Bank, of Pedricktown
W. NJ. Burk, William F. Hunt. HamiI-
ton G. Pedrick, F. J. Gaventa, P. P.
Sweeten, Benjamin W. Strengthen. Harry
NJ. Green, Jacob J. Hunt, George S. Jus
tice.
WOOdstOwn National Bank
A. D.. Snelbaker, william Richman. c.
c Ford. Howard Harris. C H. Driver
John w. Durham, L. E. Souder. William
NJ. Burk, Oscar Ware, Horton Jones'.
Frank Richman.
City National Bank. Salem.
c. Preston Casper, Benjamin E Har-
ris, Frank H. G. Shrimp, ]. Bernard Hill
lizard, DR.. c. NJ. Sherron, Loren P. Plum
mer, John F. Ayers, B. A. HilIiard, c.
W. Lounsbury.
Salem National Banking Co.
Charles Hires. William H. Lippincett.
Richard Waddington, Robert S. Fogg,
Collins B. Allen, DR.. Franklin L. Bassett.
William H. Hazelton, Clinton W. Brown,
and Robert NJ Vanneman.
First National Bank, Elmer
S. P. Foster, DR.. J. V. Conover, E. E.
Hires, J. NJ. Hitchner, Joseph B. Gaunt,
c. Howard Ward, Firman Wentzelf,
Charles c. Smith, Hamlin Woolman.
First National Bank, WoOdstewn
Isaac X. Lippincott, William N.
Weatherby, E. Smith Bassett, William
2. Flitcraft. Frank Kirby, Frank Davis,
c. L. Richmond, A. S. Clark, w. B.
Hitchner.
The Salem County Trust Company
DR.. N. S. Hires, Salem: E. Smith Bas-
sett, Salem; Alex. B. Hewes, Swedes-
boro; Samuel S. Ashcraft,M NJ. D E; Mullica
Hill; Frank Kirby, H-arrisonville5 A. s.
Clark, Pitman; James T. Mayhem.
John j. Hitchner, Pittsgrove; Charles
l.. Richmond, Daretown; jeremiah S.
Watson, Alloway; Isaac K. Lippincott,
William NJ. Weatherhy, Asher B. Wad-
dington, Frank Davis, Wilbert B. Hitch
ner. J. Gilbert Borton, J. e. Watson,
Dr. L. D. Horner, William 2. Flitcraft,
WOOdstown.
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Late Wednesday night fire destroyed
the garage and auto of William Fer
rell. who lives along Raccoon Creek.
near Swedesboro. y wagon shed near
by was also destroyed together with
much Of its contents. The SwedesborO
Fire Department was called out.
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-01-14

reelected Newton Il. 6arnart. Joseph
5. Flanagan, Thomas E. Hunt. Samuel
NJ. Hunt and Robinson F. Willis. DR..
Barnart was elected President and
Milton Featherer Cashier.
The Penn's Grove record., 1921-01-14
Bank Directors Elected

The annual meeting of the stockho1-
ders of all National and State Banking
institutions was held last Tuesday
afternoon to elect directrs.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-16
80 LONG LEFTY"
BIG COMEDY FILM TO BE
SHOWN HERE TODAY ONLY.

$50 Long Lefty was screened
from the Oliver Morosco stage sue.
cess, wsich enjoyed a run OF three
years, playing in every section of
the United States. The title is "a
household expression"
1t has been reproduced for the
screen under the direction and sup
ervision of AL Christie with -Four
Star Cast" and with an abundance
of Christie bathing girls
1t is story of two young married
men who believe themselves i'll
mated, and plan to change wives"
The clever young wives give them.
a weeks trial. and successfully
disillusion them.
This is speedy comedy-drama,
with never a dull moment throug y.
out the six reels; built up on unus-
ually clever situations and abound
ing in titles that hold highest rank
as mirth-producers.
Grace Darmond, one Of the most
beautiful young women on the
screen, has the role of CLASSY"
"dressy' wife who loves the after
noon dansant even though it inter-
feres with her cooking hubby a
fine classy dinner.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-16
CONSTANCE BINNEY AT
RlALTo NEXT WEDNESDAY

Sweet. delectable little Constance
Binney in her latest Realart sub
ject, "The Magic Cup, will be the
feature attraction at the Rialto
Theatre next Wednesday only, and
IT affords that winsome little maid
as entertaining subject as she has
yet appeared in.
The story deals with the adven-
lures of little working girl who is
lifted from the scullery of a great
New York hotel to life of lux
ury In wonderful Long Island
home by gang of crooks who have
learned from a pawn shop owner
that the girl owns arare old silver
goblet which bears the crest Of a
distinguished family of Irish no.
bility.
The girl doesn't know much
about her ancestry, but her mother
had told her that the goblet was a
family heirloom and very valuable
to her. One of the crooks pre-
tends to be her grandfather and
for time the girl is wonderfully
happy with her new found family
clever newspaper reporter inter-
ested in the story makes some as.
discoveries, and then the
real grandfather appears, and claims
not only the cup but the girl and
he fake jewel scheme of the
,rooks to which the girl Is the un-
assistant. is foiled. Miss
3inney is supported by capable
,ast which includes Vincent Cole
nan as leading man, Blanche Craig,
,ecil Owen, Charles Mussett and
lalcolm Bradley.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-16

such u splendid leading lady for
Chaplin In previous productions,
has the leading feminine role.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-16
"BLACK BEETLE" MYSTERY
THEME OF FEATURE FILM


/ Carmel Myers will be the stellar
4 attraction at the Kozy theatre on
Thursday in "The Dangerous Mo
ment,' a Universal screen play made
under the direction of Marcel de
Sano.
Fast action, love interest and
spontaneous humor are blended into
the theme so cleverly that "Tle
Dangerous Moment will probably
be pronounced by play goers to be
Miss Myers most entertaining pic
ture.
Douglas Doty, former editor Of the
Cosmopolitan magazine. wrote the
original story from personal knowl-
edge Of Greenwich Village and Wal
lace Clifton wrote the screen adap-
tion. Marcel de Sano, the brilliant
young Frenchman who directed the
production, is an artist who lived in
the famous Bohemian quarter of
New York before he became a mo-
tion picture director.
The story opens with the star as
a waitress in The Black Beetle,
tawdry little cafe frequelted by the
motley array of deizens of the quar-.
ter. In .repelling the attentions OF
the son of the owner of the place
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-16
CHAPLIN WRITES AND
DIRECTS THE KID"

"The Kid" Associated First Ma.
tional's reels Of joy to be at sugg
soon. It is more Charlie Chaplin
than has ever been put into one pic.
ture before, for. in addition to be.
ing six full reels in length, the
story was written by the comedian
himself. He directed It himself
and plays the leading role.
Jackie Coogan, one of the greatest
finds ever made in the search for
boys with real acting ability. plays
the title role. His work was so
pleasing to the comedian that before
the production was over he was uni
versally known among the film col
ony on the coast where the picture
was made as Charlie, Junior"
name which Chaplin gave him him
self
Edna Purviance, whose beauty
and general acting ability made her
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-16
SUGG THEATRE OFFERS
GOO DLINE OF PICTURES
FOR THE COMING WEEK

A complete line of pictures and
vaudeville will be presented at the
Sugg theatre for all of next week,
The picture program for the week
includes:
Monday, Bessie Barriscale in
Life's Twist"
Tuesday, Lew Cody in "The But
terfly Man"
Wednesday, H. w. Warner in "Un-
chartered Channels"
Thursday. ]. Warren Kerrigan in
"The Dream Cheater."
Friday, Mitchell Lewis in king
Spruce"
Saturday: Olive Thomas in
"Eyerybodys Sweetheart
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-16

4. State. OF Oklahoma. Grady County
81.
The State OF Oklahoma TO Eva NJ.
Cooper and the heirs At law exc.
outors, administrators. devlseeg.
trustees and assigns immediate and
remote of Peter Ismert. deceased.
Greeting:
You and each Of you ARE hereby
notified that the above named plain.
tiff has filed her petition IN the
County court OF Grady county. Ok.
lahoma, against each and all OF tho
above named defendants for The
purpose OF determining the heir.
ship OF and who In person are ON.
Titled TO inherit the estate and real
property OF Peter lsmert. deceased.
and for the purpose OF determining
the shares in said estate and real
property that each shall inherit.
aud that you and each OF you must
answer said petition on or before
the 2sth day OF May, 1921. or judg.
ment Will be rendered against you
and each OF you determining and
decreeing that the plaintiff herein.
Bette ismert. surviving widow OF
said deceased and Eva NJ. Cooper,
the only child and daughter OF said
deceased are the only and all OF
the heirs at law of the said Peter
1smert, deceased, and that said
plaintiff herein. Bette lsmert and
Eva N. Cooper are entitled to in.
herit all OF the estate and real pro.
perty OF the said Peter Ismert. de.
ceased, and that the plaintiff horein
Is entitled to take under the law of
succession of the State of Oklaho. |
ma an undivided one-half interest
In and to the estate and real pro-
perty OF said Peter Ismert, deceas-
ed, and that the defendant. Eva NJ.
Cooper shall take under the law of
succession CT the State OF Okla.
roma an undivided one-half inter-
'st In the estate and real property
If the said Peter Ismert, deceased
Said real property consisting Of the
following described premises, to-
Wit:
The north half (N1s) of the
northwest quarter (NWA) of sec
ion sixteen q6), township six (6)
orth, range seven (7) west, Ora.
y county, Oklahoma. and lots
hree (S) and four (i) in block
ighty-one (S1), and lot six Co
a block sixty-four (64) in the city
Duncan, Stephens County ok
lhoma.
Witness my hand and the seal of
le court this 18th day Of April
}21.
seaD Il. G. REYNOLDS
y Court Clerk
Margaret Curry, Deputy. !
-OLDlNG & HERR,
Attorneys for plaintiff. 4-14.3tw I
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-16
BIG OFFERING NEXT WEEK
AT RiALTo THEATRE

Whet Is considered 10 he one OF
The most powerful pictures Of tho
season viii be shown at the Rlalto
Theatre fot two days only. begin.
Ming next Monday. when Albert Cap.
ellanfs production OF Winston
churchill's celebrated story THE
inside OF the Cup Is presented.
This indictment of the modern
church. It's expose of Hypocrisy
among wealthy churchgocrs caused
wide discussion with readers IN
both England and America. The
picture Is said TO be- powerful and
artistic enough TO cause an equal
amount Of comment now. II will
undoubtedly prove one Of the big
successes of the year
The story deals with the Rector
'of fashionable church who turns
upon his wealthy parishers when
he discovers them parading under
mask OF hypocrisy and invites the
common people TO the church. ~.
don Parr, vestryman. mscrupu.
lous and tyrannlcal. allenates his
son and daughter through his stub.
born pride and Snug respectability
and Is finally killed by a man whom
he has ruined. The picture is re.
strong in It's message and
the force of It's logic Is brought I
home through scenes wonderfully
well enacted William p. Carlton
has the leading role OF the Rector, \
while others IN the cast are David O
florence, Edith Hallor, Jack Bohn, d
Clayton and Richard 9
'arlyle. a
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-16
"chlckENs" COMING TO
RlALro FOR TWO DAYS

What is Yanconna YIllleg M
II Is not the latest thing In miur
isilc dances not yet the name Of
a newly discovered disease.
Yanconna Yillloa are the finest
chlckons In the barnynrd kingdom.
Chanticlccr II is said, was Yam.
Gonna Ylllie. They are born to the
purple. they are the royalty of
'chickendom, their pedigreos will
reach from Chicago to Dallas, they
are the last word In the feathcred
fowls.
Chickens. Douglas MacLean's
latest lnce.Paramount production
which will be shown at the Rialto
Theatre Thursday and Friday of
next week. deals with yanconno
Ylllles, True TO their traditions they
play noble and honorable role IN
Doug's latest comedy achievement.
They save the day for Deems stan.
wood, the role assumed by the star
and win for him the desirable hand
lf Julia Stoneman, enacted by pret.
" Gladys George.
The story deals with the humor.
rus. aud at times tragic, adventures
II Dare Devil Deems. He had fan.
led poultry ever since the time
le had learned to crow. But II
wasn't the kind that rises at dawn
nd sings to the morning sun. One
ay he lost his fortune aud had to
o TO raising 'rear chickens on
farm left him by a deceased UNI
Ie. The girl In the case owns
le Yanconna Yillies, the pride and
IVY OF the countryside. They com {
and fabulous price. The boy 1
ITS into serious financial difficulties
Iru the dishonesty of his legal d
iardian and trustee. The Yam I
'nna Iillies come to the rescue, 4
It not before series Of happen. o
IS which are said to make "chick. o
Is" one Of the light comedy tri- }
nphs OF the season.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-16
MAX Under and LOLA GONZALES W.
7a SceAe from SEVEN YEARS BAD LUCK

steal selections all were ON the pro.
gram. One of the outstanding fea.
lures was the role played by Ches.
ter Gould, cartoonlst, who produc.
ed clever caricatures with amaz.
ing rapidity. Another one OF the
hits was the jazz four. a quartet
OF melody.mongers who whitfield jazz
out Of violin, guitar banjo and
ukulele.
The program was presented un-
der the direction Of Stanley Porter
Trussele, professor OF voice at the
A. and NJ college and a graduate
of the New England Conservatory
of Music. He was assisted by Carl
Jackson Famsworth, accompanlst.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-16

ahe strikes him with chair. He
falls dead Thinking that she has
killed him she seeks refuge in the
studio OF an artist while the police
batter down the doors and throw
out dragnet over all New York
for her capture. the story unfolds,
the girl is Shown to love the artist
who has sheltered her and interest
ing heart complications arise to
strew their path with difficulties.
When the end Of the plot is reach
ed 1t develops that n knife. driven
home by an unseen hand, killed the
man.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-16
liOoT GIBSON TO, APPEAR
AT THE KoZY THEATRE
TODAY IN TEXAN RANGER.

EIoot Gibson in "The Cactus Kid"
is the first picture of series of
Texas Ranger pictures that Hoot
Gibson is making at Universal iCty.
This picture is being shown at the
Kozy theatre Each of these pictures
are complete stories and deal with
the experiences OF real Texas
Ranger. Many thrilling and enter
esting stories are promised in this
series.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-16

tion In Cuba and IN the Boxer up
rising In China; and he bears the
searR OF twenty-nine wounds on his
body In 1905 he won the buckIng
horse riding championship.
Elaine liammorstoin's new picture
"The Daughter Pays. calls for
more changes OF costume than any
previous picture In which the star
has appeared. She spent ten days
shopping before she completed her
costumes. This advance notice Is
given so there will be no mistake
In the public mind for what tho
daughter pays.
Lew Cody has locked his cellar,
turned off his vlctrola and packed
left Hollywood flat TO enter vaude.
his book OF telephone numbers In
camphor The reason? Oh, he's
vile. lie says his victrola upkeep
compelled him to take drastic meas.
mes
]. Gordon Edwards. the director
who completed the work on Queen
Of Sheba" several weeks ago, will
sail for Europe on April 10 to ar.
range for the filming OF MARY.
Queen OF Scots.' A large company
OF American and English players
have been engaged though the ac-
tress. to play the part OF Mary
Stuart has not been selected Mr.. |
Edwards will be accompanied by
an assistant director. a scenario
writer and a corps of cameramen.
Owen Moore, who has for some
weeks been confined to the Post
Graduate Hospital with an attack
Of inflammatory rheumatism. has
,een discharged as sufficiently re-
ieved TO resume his work in Selz-
lick pictures. He will be directed
~ Robert Ellis In his future comedy
eatures.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-16
LOCAL sPoRTsMEN OFF
TO k.aMlcHI MOUNTAINS

A party of Chickasha men left this
morning for an outing of ten days
in the Kiamich mountains in cas-
tern Oklahoma. They will establish
their camp on Little triver 40
miles east of Antlers, Pushamataha
county. In the party were M. E..
Humphrey, Alger Melton, D. M
Cavaness, Fred NJ. Frey, Will Mel
ton, Harry Hammerly, j. S. Browne,
and w. H. Livermore.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-16
First published April IA, 1921.
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
I'M THE COUNTY, COURT. on

IN THE COUNTY COURT, OF
GRADY COUNTY, OKLAHOMA
Bette Ismert, plaintiff, VS.. Eva.
Cooper and the heirs at law, exc
cutors, administrators, devisees,
trustees and assigns, immediate and
remote of Peter Ismert, deceased
defendants,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-16
Aggie SOngsters
Get Away in Big
Program at 0. c. ",

The ngsters from Aggieland ap-
peared in an applauded program
last night in the Oklahoma College
for Women auditorium
Sweet carolings, harmonious quar-
tets, melodious duets, tuneful solos,
jazzy syncopatlon and sublime clas-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-16
"TAkE THAT AID OUTv

"TNKE THAI. AID OUT" !
+ A few days ago local real 1
i estate dealer put little ad in +
= The Daily Express. He had +
i some lots to SELL !.
+ The next day before noon 1.
i the telephone rang and this is 1.
+ what came over the wire: j
+ Take that ad out, please; it i
+ has already done the business j.
;. Little want ads always bring +
! big results. Get wise. 4
+ ! + ! + + I. 4. + + + + 4 - +
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-04-16
j j i j. i + + j. !! 4 + + +
+ "sTUDIo NEWS"
j. j. i j. j. + 4. j. + + j. + + + :

"The Chicken in the Case re-
vealing owen Moore in a capital
farce comedy written and directed
leased by Selznick Pictures Corpor-
by Victor Herman has been re-
alton. The foundation OF the sto-
ry is based upon the mishaps and
misfortunes. of young man who
is due to inherit fortune at the
ripe afe of forty-four. A well chos-
en- cast of players do more than
their share to make the picture
Owen Moore's best farce comedy
production.
The forthcoming Elaine Hammer
stein production, "Handcuffs and kis
ses, follows Miss Hammerstein's
latest picture, "The Miracle of Man
haitian"
Tom Mix, the daredevil cowboy
star of Fox productions. is man
of achievement. He is veteran OF
FIVE wars and was wounded in acs
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GI.ENSIDE;
HNNERF FORD
MERTON

10 IS M''.MS; ., baths, garage; Montgomery
WN" II',,,', ,SiD,1OO; might rent.
W VI. L.AGllORN. 121S Chestnut st.
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NEWTOWS
NOR I'll WALES

DANDY remodeed Colonial home; lot i0x
300: $4,000.
WEsTNEY. 2Oa Liberty Bldg. Pha phla.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

WALNUT 3goi -~ Single room. uIcel, fur
nished: GM".I"u' M ais. gentlemen. Pes
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IT. Hul are In u" market I.r Il nom. So,
NcNlCEhEl about N. TI4rs ali 1 -
SSH aud ~mupr.I a',. u
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FOFN y, I-TH.-MOd home, just Ab. Blvd
-nrlcs interesting. EriCk.ludgon aud Indiana.
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