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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-19
BRONCHIAL TROUBLE CAUSED
ANXIETY.

No medicine has a better reputa-
ton than Foley's Honey and Tar for
quickly relieving coughs, colds and
Group. 1t loosens the phlegm and
mucous, clears the passages. eases
hoarseness, stops tickling throat.
John G. Hekking, 1876 Burgess place,
Passaic, N. j.. writes: II was suf-
fering from an acute case of bron-
chial trouble which gave me consid-
cradle anxiety. Foley's Honey and
Tar deserves all the credit for my
being we'll now" Sold everywhere.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-19
ADVERTISEMENT

Sealed bids and proposals Will be re-
ceIved by the Board of Water Commis-
sioners of the City of Perth Amboy, N. j.
on June LIST, 1921. at $50 P. NJ, at the
office Of the Board, City Hall, Perth AM
boy, N. j., for
Furnishing all labor and material for
the construction of and completion Of a
sewer and a concrete paved driveway.
All bids for Network must be accom-
panied by a certified check drawn to the
order of the City Treasurer for Five
Hundred (s5OO.00) Dollars.
. The successful bidder must furnish
bond satisfactory to the Board In amount
equal to the contract price. -.
Sixty (e0) working days will be allowed
for the competition of the work. .
The Board reserves the right to reject
By order Of the Board of Water Com
missioners.
S. J. MASON.
superintendent and Engineer.
WIN. r. CORNELISON,
Clerk.
es6l-5-1O-1c-14 Naturalization
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-19
FOOD FOR

just to keep up thinking on the subject we
quote the following from the Camden Daily
Courier:
THE Port of Camden is looking up, decided
". on the same day that work was completed
on the deck of Camden's municipal pier, NO. l,
city council appropriated $4,000 as its snare
of the expense of dredging the waterfront from
Federal street to Kaighn's point.
ut is conceivable that by the completion OF
the Delaware river bridge in 1926, Camden VIII
be Known throughout the shipping world as one
of the most important smaller ports in Amer
icah
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-19

Next to living down a bad reputation the
hardest thing in the world is to live up to a
good one.
A girl gives you a birthday gift with the
knowledge that when her turn comes you'll have
to give her something more expensive.
1t has just about gotten so nowadays that
there is no use trying to tell a story unless 1t
has an immoral to 1t.
Lord Northcliffe once said: mo self-respect.
ing man is going to be dominated by women
And then the poor boob got married.
You would be surprised If you knew the num-
Der of people who believe that a good highball
is rather to be chosen than great riches.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-19

the Joker NAV lead it (when he has
the opportunity to lead) and name
the suit that shall be played to it.
This privilege is not confined to the
bidder.
@. How long does it take fish
eggs to hatch ID. A.
A. The Bureau of Fisheries says
it depends on the kind of fish as
to how long it will take the eggs to
hatch. For instance, it takes 10 10
IL days for shad fish eggs to hatch
and 1870 days for white fish eggs to
hatch
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-19
TO QUESTIONS

Any reader can get the answer to
any question by writing The Perth
Amboy Evening News Information
Bureau, Frederic j. Haskin, Direc
tor, Washington. d. C. This offer
applies strictly to Information. The
bureau cannot give advice on legal,
medical and financial troubles. 1t
does not attempt to settle domestic
troubles, nor to undertake exhaus-
tive research on any subject. Write
W. question plainly and briefly.
Give full name and address n en-
close two cents In stamps for return
postage. All replies are sent direct
to the inquirer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-19
NOTICE

All persons concerned may take notice.
that the Subscriber, administrator c. {. a.
etc. of Julia II. Callahan, deceased. in
tends to xhibit his final account to the
sex. on Friday. the third day of June.
1921, at II A. NJ, in the Term of April.
1921, for settlement and allowance the
same being first audited and stated by the
Surrogate.
Dated April 81, 1921.
EDWARD WENTWORTH.
Administrator, C. T. A..
25o9-4-2s-5-5-1e-19-26.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-19

The counterfeiter's never broke,
You may think this is funny;
But | assure you it's no joke,
He's able to raise money.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-19
Ouch!

A man named Button, who lived In Iehhes-
see, owned a lot in the local cemetery. lie
died and his wife notified the grave digger to
omen a space in the family lot. This was done.
a week or two after the burial Mrs. Button
received this bill from the grave digger
"One Button hole-$3."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-19

The fashionably shorter skirt has robbed TN
suit of no little attention.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-19

Wars between nations of the white race are
not worrying the color races.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-19

II let a golden opportunity pass this morn
ing" said Jones,
'I had a chance to flirt with q blonde, but L
didn't take it, replied Jones.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-19

He Is a crabby cuss for fair.
L speak of b~ald-domed Mr.. GRIM
He is so grouchy that his hair
Has had a falling out with him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-19
Ketiring.

your husband seems to have a retiring dis
position. remarked the New Boarder.
Yes replied the Lady who ran the Board-
ing House. "The lazy loafer spends half or MS
time in bed, If that is what you mean
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-19

Old King Coal isn't such a merry old soul
after a mild winter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-19

II NAV he that the authorities have created
a new department because OF the pre,at hn5
STYLES in feminine attire, or it may be that they
are getting tired of seeing the Corn Feds eN-
hibit fatted calves when they get on street cars
Anyway, we find this item IN the LOUISVILLE
(Ky.) Times: e.,
'The City Leg Department has been notified
by the Clerk of the United States Court Oh tp5
peals at Cincinnati that the court has accepteu
the supplemental briefs in the street car case
Turf!
The Mushroom in the pullman was CROWDED.
Six men were trying to wash at the same time
and eight men were trying to shave IN nrGnL "
the one mirror. One of the eight men trying 10
shave managed to get into his clothes by tne
time the train pulled in and was met at the
John" said She, you need a shave!'
Need a shave" he exclaimed. why l. just
got through shavins!' ava.
"Well,' said his wife, take a look in this
John looked in the mirror his wife produced
from her bag and then said; oroud in front Of
that one glass in the Pullman that must have
shaved another man by mistake"
Form in Line, Girls, Don't Shove!
Cad. in Wheeling, w. Va, News.)
ing or cooking: must be at least Is it. notion
counter. built L. shape.
Dear Luke: I enjoy reading your column. II
always brings forth a smile and drives away
dull care and makes one feel better for having
read TT. j. Roberts. sos Eighth avenue,
Nashville. Tenn.
Fair Enough!
The Knoxville Sentinel says that women are
now EQUALS in our government and demands
that the faces of some of the noted members
of their sex should be placed on our paper
money. Well. in view of what has happened
to this country, we are in favor of substituting
O. picture of Carrie Nation for the well-known
features OF G. Washington.
Names Is Names.
Hannah Nav DVh lives in Charlotte. North
Carolina.
Our Daily Special.
SANDER Is Merely Flattery Turned Wrong
S;da nnt
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-19
BITS OF BYPLAY
BY Luke McLuke.
Copyright, 1920, by The Cincinnati Enquirer.
FoOeyi

Cold storage egg, you make me sigh!
L find / have been stung.
But. though you may have fooled my eye,
You cannot fool my tongue.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-19
The Opfimist.

He doesn't curse,
The boob merely grins;
1T might be worse
IL Volstead were twins!
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-19

II saw Frank hooking his watch this morn
ing in order to get money TO take MS girl u
that dance tonight" said Charley.
"Huh," said Charley. That's a case or go
ing to three balls in order to go to one, isn't ItE
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-19

SANDER Is Merely Flattery Turned Wrong
Side Out.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-19
Notice.!

II H.. Wurm. of Giddings. Texas, has no OBJ
lection, we'll take him and go fishing some day
this summer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-19

Names Ia Names
Our Daily SneCial.

HANNAH May Dye lives In Charlotte, Nort
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-19
TIn!
Form in Line, Girls! Don't Shove!

(Ad in Wheeling, ". Va, News.)
WANTED-Girl for housekeeping no wash
ing or cooking; must be at least 20 1T. notlol
counter. built L. shape.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-19

Dear Luke: I enjoy reading your column. II
always brings forth a smile and drives away
dull care and makes one feel better for having
read 1T. j. Roberts. sos Eighth avenue,
Nashville, Tenn.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-04
BUSINESS SERVICE



tE"f.D tv say or rI..". D.arH t'i3.E.
fLL @.s m,r's.m,ry abou, m.tns anI
tgu.d,Irs your umm.f dresses. az 80
1875 H Dsroil os,ga eJa9.
NA.IlU. Plain sewing uf an 4rd,
r.afNuahi. rrU.. tIl '. u'u.'r
NO,iND ANp -I"rNDr 70
fs.rrrn. Tr'sH.EH. Grating st.r.
rg anh mnstg ur d'.'H.,. tau..nr
our OFT 4 la" I.... 20 u. n,H fr..trr.
Hy HUI aflrHr. EI.U..a Transfer o.
storage GO. rh,nr oHaVe ll7.iIs
rNiNtINn Nsp uI,uH,IING 80
a y Hpu1E. papaf hang ag ana pant.
TtauH ,niat 1908.
B. D. KiurT
Union Iapofuang.r 'uf painter. york
tIAItUfsHd. hst fuf AtnuI,.. pfI'rs low.
o. It rUnUt.s
... Hni r1..' ,"n..f.'.'. rssg" $685..
o. HlIDi.u pa..n.s. u,p.fltr.us
1nl .t.. thinning Iu.u. '.Iar $685..
OrH. sIIpG
Painter arf Iar'rIHuKH, Uauit your
wuia. Courteous fair treatment cedar
$3.50. t"uNg rArlrEp
l. ts,ur ~ a.l 'rt tan.hcs .eurl'e,
,n..'.g ri.'u. 'l NHrk guaranteed.
D. d. altnorlnnd. oie "c't InI.4. osag,
wall. INrfu st u.s ,.I....na l,t us
f.rfu estimate. hf' Wall Paper Go.
w. lu.vr.YS
PAINTING paper h'Usiuf and derora'irg
.
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EMPLOYMENT
sITuAriON- wANrED-NALr -
IA afdsr ihn hssfins msu b. pad In sdvAnee

N's "ad hh hss'ls m'N ~ paw W s'ah'''
ENrEuiINDED school man dsalfe- super.
'tffn1.uUy or IIluoiraiahlp. Have had
u FuF ,tp'Il,rr". i"o - county snp'f-
ln''h.'.t lH 'r'a"'i'' ma s.'"n ~ s's
'I'. hl H'l'. $50. !" ,9o ln.i'' tln' "
''...' ..i n,,. '', "'.',,I
..t' WIN. vic or f.Iernnue q II
H...,r a.. ,.ri Wf.,t.I Ilmurd Gki5.
I..p.uu...,.u. ..,,. .s.i..I.0p .,,,y,J nt.
IYU. town. iitsn uIHl hpd cipiulnE OK.
trII'u,s. hH1fast n1k 'sI.F, care World.
IN erNNI,.t Et. married. WIsHcH voFt
70 .I. lind fuH.r.fHrIt cars and DIV.
.ur. I'H1'r. 1880 - Thua
Ala. ....t. r..rr.p ua f.rar.4, art or.
... U. tUr.r. ..tur. has s,s .,tr.' OK.
t.t.r.a. IHs b. caro- Woflu
MAJ. ASH Nr.y ,,suf p.silI.r s,,o
..utaf..r tVr5l hayo Won I.y & ar
pl..t. .H Grove. okla
Jlt.IsrrrI.u putpvArfgT d..irss 200.
a.f..r .t. .r... NOT afraid q v..a and
ia.r U.u.s vlI ,Y..t ~ earn salary.
%" a. rsn'.. Mfvay.lc. Ark,u.aa.
ANNE. ..II,.. ....f.g .4 ,I.y,t,r man roo.
HtN.. ....l tfu.iylfthy AIIr.a4 Eus
.H j. ~ i
tIr.,,.r,rr.r and r,nrr,l oifer man
U..t-.. I...u.H.4f. eIuuIn..crf yuuuu
married man. ,.tt4 .f .sunfIru,r ,DN,r..
.ra vl1r range including various depart.
r..u'H uH Uua.U.,H. .H.t| t"'rtrurcs, r"t'
..fHNi. Hu'Hr. lIHr. bsHAc 'iH'.
s O. O. s OGVNruFu .pHuEsPpNpENr
Several ft.rf oil experience, dr3ir"H
iUuodaf. r.-I.lnn. married 's'E" .5I1.
NhETf.u V. contract or day by ~
l.' rr..nf man WIN eight yrsrf
'...'i.r i' 'A. IhN'nI'fF Hud n',N
90 lf I'. -. ""b ""'''' N''' '''
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BUSINESS SERVICE
nrsINrss SERVICE orrrur,,

COCK HpACHtS-rh nasti0at ~ the
water bug family; hoh bugs, rats hni
other household posts. cleaned out by our
scientific method. Mr.. Grocery Man. how
much loss do sou suffer monthly; call
US and let US clean them out by con-
tract. We use tcrreis, gts and many
other scientific means, satisfaction guar.
Huioci. Phone u' now O9nge etTi.R
LACE CURTAINS. lace snados ana silk
drupos Dry cleaned or laundcrod by c..
port. lllp g. Cincinnati Phone Osas.
tsGs COR arnoihtir"nt.
MATrREssEs renovated and recovered.
Nl."n, w, '',.u "Ld me ma.tf't"'s all work
guaranteed. Porter Mattresa Co. Phone
Usage 1883.
NATIONAL HOUSE WINDOW
CLEANING co.
washcdi floors waved aud polished, our
prtcrs are reasonable. cedar ll1o.
NON UNION CONTRACTOR
terp'ut'r painter md decorator. Lot mo
mako your old homo pew, stop loaks In
Your root, ChngvH reasonable. work done
promptly let m" figure your house.
class work. Phone ossge sac, can at
alJ South Frisco, &. e. BARNES
rAlNrING, rArERHNNGlNG
rLASrItllNd, and p.tch work promptly
and neatly done. Al work guaranteed
lsi ,,uuIt OHagn 763.
the NEW lrocoas Paint Removing 60,
rrm"NrH paint from autuH or anything.
WorN Eunr"nto'd, 10 Norh Boston.
WINDOW rIENNlNG i5c
uoal American window cleaners o1agc
.WA>w.p ,orpro,onng repairing screen
WHrt, general handy man. Nahg- -Jll.
WINDOWS CLEANED roe.
oklahoma window and uuusocI,aulug 60.
Wall pHprI woodwork cleaned, iours
vaNr1 anl pntsn,1 Cedar loo.
$3.50 FER uuuR
Tor an Kinda or plumbing, repair work.
l.. III IA.
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ONitfN'u. %. torn down. all parts
H.'IN..U. ....f H.I ,.s.rI.iI tluIp.
in.ut i.. .'.. I.... D..ss 1000.
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NANTtb-Nt TuNutUit- ~
AUTOMOBILE WANTED tI5vo tlrst
automobile. c,u CEDAR &C. '' '' ''''
Brl,k touring or r.nurlur, must be- In
fair mechanical condition puI priced
for cash. Osase BOOB
rom roadster wanted. i,to mud,l Phone
utago cto3 after D. fu.
Will pay cash for Ford touring car;
rieht Usage to09.
WANTED automobile. We have two good
residence properties. on which we can
take IN second hand car. 500 us. Is.
N. Riloy ai2 Hohlnson, cedar 1913.
WANTED no Buy White ton truck.
with winch, must b. zoo good condition,
late model WIito or wire nun details
timr sud place ~ inspection. price rtr..
20 Wilson Machine Company Nltkbutnott.
WANTED Ford coupe call F &. s.. at
Alexander itntcl. al 10 %. m
wv MY and cell used ears rrruocur
Motor company 1854 ". Second st.
cedar 2GiC.
commission Tor private owners Used
Car GNrhHHVo. 40 N. Mnu. oHpFc Ai0y.
WANT Dodge touring 1880 or 1921 moiet
WIN pay cash Tor c"t priced right Oaags
WE MY uscd ceru. viii pay cash Tor
bargain. 'sarr iosi.U.
100 ACRES fuo land not lrtrrd. near
railroad, VIII trade tor Ford worth $500
BOARD AND ROOMS
HOTELS rs
IinERTY RooMS-Hunuing wator In
every ro'm m. Phone 375. sand Springs
MARCH ROOMS
Boston. p. 2lt-A., 80, So. 81 per weck
Mrs, Nellie liihuR, frop. Usage ans,
jacobs HOTEL.
STAG hotel goo rooms, froproof through
out. your lito 10 rato when asleep. close
d9,,ts in to 6g'igeas io. ana HeP2"s, ropoisr
50 and 81. sos Eart rirat street
JrFrEusCr HOTEL.
ala &. Boulder.
Az ogtsihc rooms; shower .sd snd tub
est ana best ventilated hotoi In tho city
SPECIAL SUMMER RATES.
rhoae osnge is77.s3i6.
Er. LOUIS HOTEL
FounTH and Elan. clean. cool rooms
Very reasonable.
TULSA RuOMs-3l1h 8. Cincinnati;
rooms day nud up, per week 50 up
WESTLAND HOTEL Hot aud cold watnr
private ana connecting baths. summer
rates s. and up s0lls u. Third. Usage
LIGHT uOi SEKEErINa ROOMS IA
SpAMS lte'- Housekeeping room. with
front porch. -, children welcome.
ADMIRAL. E.. IiiI--Room. furnished for
lisht housekeeping. osagc 2sII-H.
BOULDER. s.. li06-rhrce furnished
light housekeeping rooms
TRADN. W, a09--rwo ught Housekeeping
rooms for rent. Usage l72s-lt.
cool. olcan housekeeping room. cheap
rent. cioao-in usago o'6o-J. d3is 4.
Third
CHENESNE, N, az Two Furnished
rooms for Hight housekeeping also ono
nice H'orins room. All modern con
cool SOUTHEAST small houarI,,eping
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rurt two cor three furnished light house
keeping rooms. Uout must be- rchApnablo an
oluHo.iu can Mrs. Hoover. o. AgJ2.
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PERSONAL PROPERTY
oTtICE.sToRr rOIIpvr>,

Low ROLL TOPS and rIvf ..
double stcnogrepher desk .rt
st'ei safe. sNl2 office rug, etc. j.. v,
HllE Csago sJTe -iagl
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ltIt .A|.I t|Hr IH.N I..I.I e. H..furUHtIN.
r.Ir .tl fully ,...tr.H|s Uts|pp.t fuu
Ices than 900 wiI.r 'tU opE. sH..
1SutAE motIf.talos nud tI..,lrH In
dian Motor aplrH q Snryloo Inc H.,
Eleventh SL Usage GOO
SE,u@p Ih,n tlb,.ea of 800. t2o. tg5
ana $40. Indian. B D. II'vtutn.
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BOARD AND ROOMS


BOARD AND ROOMS
'"H' NOV 'htt'iN" ho"NN )"
Two urui tous.l'. pima rooms, front 'n.
TWO nfns..u t,..s nr u9lr tuu..-
E.eIfrr with private bath. Ta0. H
''h'NI' 'f. .l'i
TW" runH.I r..u rf I.lsa..rp'nf.
'unt'n.'u' '. h'.. n' ..I1r.'. 'alre
'5't
TWO. uH.In frr.h.I uuus....r.tR
tu.ur ft I'r v'.. ".'r. $50.
Two UtUi l....... lira t.t.. I..l..u
,j..s L O.. n.r Co.,. ua.E. r.t1 "a
trp.,. sn I.r, r.,, ,.arn. ,..i..e
.tlt l..U. U.,r.Ur f..lH. u.. ,t.aI...
oaar. 5,l.
''. .''nl ".'f
' .. ''."' 'r ''.'.
l'.N IllIIl H. n.sI.i 'tD lI.'tn
'.' '"' .
.Us r"." f.r r.,' rW' f"' r''
'i'"' ''.'"' '' H'N"'. ""'h ''.aff
''.r'. r''.h. ''..'..f ''aF" '.''
ulNI .lIU I.F .I....rI uu...Ir a...
IIa r..U ..H.N ...u.U.. .... u
MAJ" "''N"'n ''. rh'u' '.'T. '.''
r,m ,nl s0...ne g.,,n a!.r.rs tau.
HNllINuIis b.. I.ItN l.tr rui .tNrs
tnur una H..uuF porch. bfp r,IaE.
U-flnN. b INu rI.r ..,.Y.rg FY.ut.
,...',.. ,.' i". '' Four t'ni't"..
IirJIDIu It Pleasant ...r...s
f..u fur r'st DHtU. H.IN
CI>,INSAII o. .U. .r.Ifu.u uu rrst
I.uf HuufI.rat ttt..u.. la.ru IH.t
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BOARD AND ROOMS
II,,rIs

LIBERTY ROOMS-HunuinE wator IL
every ro.m Phone 375. sand Rprings
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FINANCIAL
IA

4,rss IN Logan county. OKla, near wild
cot we'll good prospects, bargain. Post
ofHc" box 5si. Yale, Okla.
LOOK! Look LOOK
Ifere is something u win pay you 10 In
vrH'irAto. Aro you looking 10 the future'
G,' ho.d ~ some production now ana have
a good income when Oh goes up. For Inn
mediate acccrtnncc. ] am offering an un-
divided one. .B.kfceuth interest IN wen and
s. lU-arro leate for $50. This lease Is lo-
Gated IN Snwata county one. fourth mile
from producing woe'. Old gas we'll offsets
this losfo. ~ sou want quick action, hcre.s
yu4r chance. Irilliug 90 start riaht away.
I only have clght.slItccnths fnr sale. l'll he
p.sl To- take you w TO 500 this l"ass.
George cunningham. Sand Springs, OKLA.
$500 ACRES near prospective oil field
Sow drilling 80 per acre. Easy
trIua. lDN Armstrong, Ash Fiat. Ar
RsHaIH
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wA>rrp-Room OK BOARD e

GENrLtMNN wants room and two mo,ls
Hiu'o rate. permanent. References. BoN
SIG r. world.
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TENTH u, eOe--Two nicely furnished
light housekeeping rodms. oIusc-iu rr.
yate Cedar 45o.
THREE Rooms fun'sh'l Tor light
housekeping, rent reduced. 800 "
Fourth,
rrIIIRTEENTiI E.. l0g-pua ur two honao.
keeping rooms, connecting bath. Cedar
2269.
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MANrEn--In NY

l BuY mems second hand clothing. shoes
trunks. suit cases. hand hbEa. rayas
bring It into Uncle. .Abca Loan office ICl
s.. boptuu.
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wE,RING APPAREL

III M IN DL0N WIN |-""--. :"
each ,sid", $40. ofn.e cga..s g. Gag
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MARCH ROOMS
Boston. q. 2lG-A., 50, So. 81 per week..
Mrs Nellie lunuH, rrop. osago ana,
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iiGnr not srKEEri>0 ROOMS IA

CHENENNE. N, s5.rwo Furnished
rooms for Hight housekeeping. also ono
nicc sleeping room. All modern con
venlunCus.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-04
REAL ESTATE TOR RENT
EARMs FOR RENT ~
rLArs AND ArARrMKNTs

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-04
LIVE STOCK.


FOR sALE--Ntce variety OF frinrs, hens
aud young goose. Mrs. McCartt. Glenn
The New York herald., 1921-06-19
HARDING AND GUESTS
GO ON WEEKEND CRUISE
Will Pass Time on Potomac,
Returning Tomorrow.

WASHINGTON, June 1S.-President and
Mrs. Harding left here late to-day
aboard the yacht Maynower for a week.
end cruise on the Potomac in company
with several guests.
The party which Is not expected to
land at any point. will return Monday
morning. 1t included Myron I. Herrick.
newly appointed Ambassador to France
Under Secretary of State and Mrs.
Henry +. Fletcher. Senator and Mrs.
New. Senator Cummins. Senator Knox.
Representative and Mrs. Longworth and
Brig Gen. Sawyer.
Upon arriving at the navy yard
where the Mayflower was docked the
President was given the customary
salute OF twcnty-one guns and another
as the yacht started down the bay
wireless message from the May
flower at 1880 this evening. when the
yacht was OFF Indian Head. said
Fine weather. All we'll"
The New York herald., 1921-06-19
VILLA HEADS COLONY
AND STARTS SCHOOLS
Former Bandit Liues Content
ediy With 500 Followers.

WASHINGTON. June 1S.-An official
report to-day from Government agent
who recently visited Francisco Villas
farm In Mexico said the former bandit
was living contentedly among 500 OF his
followers. who now form a real farming
colony on about five hundred thousand
acres OF land IN northern Durango. In
six months, the report said. the colony will
have 10000 bushels OF wheat ready for
the market from several thousand acres
under cultivation. planted also 10 corn,
beans and other vegetables.
The farm is described as one OF the
most productive In northern Mexico with
villa as its manager lie has started
schools TO accommodate 500 children and
arranged with the Mexican Government
10 provide teachers
villa is regarded by the colonists as
chief and instructor. and the agent said
he had taught honest work 20 hundreds
OF former marauders.