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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-06

Americe mezi CechoslovAky
sroletnost s dosti znaGnym ka-
pitAlem. hodlajicl zakladat
rGzne t9zafske i p%r0myslove
podniky v Republice, zejmena
ma Slovensku. Jelikoz pfi veske
rem podnikAni Republice Sc
must postupovati s naprostou
jistotou. ably ami jediny dollar
nehyl zmareh,' jest nutno, ably
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-06

Dochtor Mates a Fran.
cka, importovany liiSk -
medicinal, Dude tam apeli.
rovat - sudo knI. v sobo-
tn, Is. dubna ' Solkolovn&,
ma Wendell Ave. Pfipravte
Sc!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-06
DOPIS.

KOstelec- q. Wit. y Hilevska.
Nizepsane prosi o isskave
vypatrani. zdA-H zije nektery
elem rodiny pfistAhosalych do
Spoj. St4td = lttech 1870 AZ
1879. urtit& data nejsou INA
ma:
Simon kliha, tkadlec a maj.
hospodGistvi 2 Vodhan, pol. O
kres Pisek. cschy. manzelka
jeho, Tareaie Klihova, rodem
Hnbroy& z Rsvoroya, okres
vodhany > deti Jindfich Xii
Ia. srojalk, syn, Terezie Xii.
hovA, deere Antonio klihova,
acerp.
Tevt1ms zv&dtti. jak Sc jim
dsii, zda-li 4Usud nskdo 2 mich
*ije. IN Oh rpkp 1876 nemane
5Adpk xpravy cd MICH; mail
hYdietia " Cleveland. Ohio. lis
Cross7 ale vypravoyani zeanft
Itch najich rpdltt.
A dale prosime, ada-li lille
n+kteft 2 rodiny J. Hobra. je.
no manfelky Rozalie, pekate 2
Bavofovs u vodhsn, pH@4ho'
valeho ' letsch 1860 az Sc,
bydMciho vSt. Louis. Touzime
tolik zvedeti neco blizAho G
Mich . prossme o .lasksve 1--WE.
feJn4ni imen techv cas-. Svet 9
"a laskavou ochotu vtely dil
vzdAvame pfedem.
Zdenka Lenzoya. Anna Frit
zov4, rozene Msakove. deer.
po Janu MaSkovi. ksncelistov
' Bechyni u TAbors, Milevsk!
okres pol. a dcery pc zemfel'
Athlete Maakove, roz. Hubro
We q Bsvorov2. Nyni bydlici
Kostelci n. Vltavou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-06
MOVE NESTESTf MA A
: MOSTE.
Jeden zabit q diva zrsnsni.

Ma moste spojujicim Clark
Ave. udalo Sc viera move ne
st6stf, velice podobne onomu,
jez Sc udalo dne q. zafi a pr
kterem piisel O zivot tea kra-
jan, byvaly teskoslovensky le-
.gionar Cikan.
29-lety Roman TOrbicuk,
1851 Holmden Ave. JET auto
mobilem pc moste smerem k
vychodu, pred MIN jel jiny
'stroj, ktery mu Zamezoval roz-
HE'D ma blizici Sc smerem k III.
padu jedouci wagon poulieni
drahy. Pred MIN jedouci auto
najednou Sc kare vyhnulo a
Torbicuk spatfil proti sobe ro2
|jety viz, brzdil lined, ale by.
|lo jiz pozde, q auto jeho vrazi.
10 do proti jedouciho vagonu.
Podobne vypovfdal j ride mo.
|toru poulitni kary, jemuz take
jiz neZbylo Gasu V pravou do.
blu zabrzditi.
Ia srazky byli zraneni vsi-
chni til cestujlci, Stanislav Ia.
laska, 32-lety, bytem elsie
|2432 zap. Z. ul., jenz byv dove
zen kolemjedoucim autem dc
nemocnice sv. Alexise ma Broad
way, kde skonla, Lee
Kuznik. 1851 Holmden Ave.
ktery dopraven do teze ne
mocnice, jsa tezce zran6n ma
|hlave a uvedeny Torbicuk, je'
muz zlomena ruka V lokti
vyvrtnuto paze. Zran6ni poslec
n6jsiho neni vsak pfilis vazne
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-06
PRO ZLEPSENf VZHLEDU
~CLEVELANDU.

Community Betterment
Council rozda prostrednictvfm
skolnich dftek $4,000 balfckG
rtznFch zahradnfch semen. Sc
mena isou darem Cleveland
skeho Nat4ratsk&ho Klubu q
rozdAna budou jen distrik-
tech, kde 81 je dftky nemohou
zakoupiti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-06
PODNIKAN1 MA Sl-OVEN-
SkU
a, vldecky dstav vy1kumny
pro probsdani Slovenska.

kdyz rok pred pfevratem by
10 zapoGato, v 1zkem krouzku
pracovniku v Praze S pfipravo-
yan.m echnicko-hospodarske-
no programu povaleen6ho "a
predpokladu neodvislosti statu
Ctskoslovenskeho, uvazovano
tez nejdrive 0 petfebach Slo-
venska, a hned Pc pfeyratu.
kdy byla "a timto dcelem zalo-
zena Observation-Disclosures
Jednota, zalozen Y nj odbor
pro Slovensko. v tonic odboru
IS nedostatku odbornych spolu-
prAcovniki slovenskych, bylo
nutno omezovati Sc zatim pou-
re ma cinnost nformacnf q po-
radnou. jejimz vysledkem bylo
poznani, re pro prvni dobu jest
bezpodminecnou nutnosti Slo-
|vensko probadati vedecko-ho-
spodafsky, ably Sc poznalo, co
|vse Slovensku scha2i. jake pfi-
rodni bohatstvf. Sc tam nalezA
a .iak ma byti racionelns zapo-
Cato $ jeho tezbou. Dnkladne
probadanf jevilo sc tim nutnej-
81. jelikoz v tonic sm9ru az ma
male vyjimky nebylo doposud
"a ylady rakouska nieeho pod
niknuto a dosavadni tezba by
la v9tsinou pasivni jiz v dob9
lpfed valkou, nasledkem chyb-
neho zalo3eni zAvodu, spatne
itch organisace a nedo:tatku
komunikack jak zeleznicMch
tax j silnicnich.
Abv vsak toto probadani by
He systematicka. bylo by nutno
zaloziti speeielni istav. ktery
ma zpdsob .podobnych lstavG
sv9tovych nezabyval by Sc nj
Gin jintm. lee ien probAdanim
lSlovenska. Zahv bylo se2nano.
he myslenka tato Dude 60 nei-
drive j uskatecn&na, nebot' 2
padesAtimilionov6ho .fondu, Sc
braneho ma oslavu 70tych ma
rozenin p~residenta MssarvkR
ma zalo2eni rnznych lidovych q
!v4decktch lstavI. navrhl pi-
vndce mvslenkv fondu. DR.. Be-
ditch St9panek. dnesni vysla-
nee CSR. v Amerre, MAZE ma
mysli politely Slovenska. obpos
4 milionu korun ma aalozenf H.
stavn pro probadAnf Slovenska
a ieden a pil milionu korun na
ustav pro prob&dani Podkar-
patske Rusi.
rfstavv tyto z~apotnou v nej-
hli5N dobe pracovat;. Jich no
tfahs lest Gin dial tfr, nutnSisi.
nebot' jiz dnes tvofi 81 zde '
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-06
n PRO STAVHY MO-
VYCH DOMOyU.

r "a" y "a E.A.g NJ
v Il distriktu Cleveland
Heights ust4noyilo Sc zvlastni
kontrsktornke Sdruzeni, ktere
hodlA qsnadniti dnes ponesud
yAznoacl stayebni rueh spo-
aeenyqn nAkupetn mat4rialu j
jinym zpasobem a uiehfiti tax
touze tech. kdoz touM pc vlast
Min krtu. OrSsnisace ma jiz
dnes AZ cleni Z aakladatele
doufajf. 70 ' nejblizsich dnech
uvitaji re sven stredu asi 200
kontra1tori tamsjsiho okoli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-06
NESLYCHANA DRzOST Gle
RANDfTO.
Pr; syIoupeni host;nce zavraz-
den byl jeden z hosti.

Vcera veter pouzili til mia
dfci najateho AUTOMOBILE k dr.
re loupezi. Edwarda Roumani-
Sc donutili namifen5m reyol-
verem Pc spAchanem zlo6inu,
ably jel s mimi k vycha. %. ul. a
Lakeside Ave-, kde yyskocili a
zmizeli. Nechali Sc pred tim
dovezti pied hostinet2 y Hfs.
1904 st. Clair Ave, patficl
lCh. Archerovi, die jehoz w
pov9di pristoupili asfV 1880
hod. vecer diva mladici X baru.
pozadujfce lahev skoropiva,
kterou zaplatilis desetidollaro-
YOU bankovkou. fIostinsky ma
obou hostech pozoroval jiste
rozcilenf a jat byl podezrenfm.
" hostinci Sc tou dobou krom
majitele nalezali 4 hoste a Ia
ks venku stale nekolik muzI,
kdyz sc pozd6jSi vrazda udala.
Archer, jenz mic dobreho ne
tusil. odesel do zadni mistno-
sti, kde pod stare noyiny ukryl
svitek bankovek asi 800 a
snail rychle diamantovy prsten,
ktery skryl v puntose, na6ez Sc
vratil. ale oba podezfeli hoste
byli jiz venku. ale ystoupili il
nj tfi. 2 nichz jeden obracen
lady X vchodu, poklekl ma
gem a poru6il pritomnym DAFT
ruce vzhGru. Jeden q vetrelcu
Eel X pokladne a nafidil no.
stinskemu poloziti Sc Ia barem
ma zem. Robert Fischer, 35-le-
Ity q els. 500 Woodland Ave.
sc patrne SNAIL zakrociti, byl
vsak jednfm z odvaznych ban
aitn stfelen a ma mist9 zabit.
Cinem byli vsak mladiei tax
rozcileni, re wall z pokladny
len asi 81 a eek ma SIS. kterS
hostinsky byl prave pred chyi-
rs Fsherovi vym9nil a patrne
pfehledli v9tsf obnos v drob-
nych q rychle re salonu odesli.
Venku stojici muzi vypraveli
,policii. re vid6li vychazeti tri
mladfky, ktefi rychle vskoeili
10 auta ma ne patrne cekajici-
no q rychle pax ujfzdeli po st
Clair Ave. smerem zapadnfm.
taeden z techto svedku vbehl
10 hostince, a uhasil ma smr-
i;efna zraa4nem Fischerov dou-
itnajici kosili. Obet' drzych lu-
pic ubyla stfelena do zalndku
a odvezena do mArnice.
. Pachatele jsou die polieii
daneho popisu mladici cd Is
do 81 let staff. Ridic auta mia
diky nezna; vstoupili do jeho
autodrozky ma vych. 20. III. a
st. Clair Ave. S rozkazem, a
nv lie dovezl do Donohue no.
since. kde mu nsfidili. ably ma
ne eekal, jakt NELL Imysl v no.
stinci. poznal teprve. kdy2 re
vratili q revolverem mu hrozili,
ably jej donutili k rychlemu cd
iezdu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-06

Larry, fairy, ami zkdnou te-
tn nemaii. v sinh ]. a.
Komensky. II. dubns.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-06

pifrodniho bohatstvi ma Sloven
sku Sc jiz zapotalo; pro renta
bilni tezbu Dude ale naprosto
nutno drive vybudoyati vodni
silly, silnice a zeleznice, COD by
ovsem nebylo nikterak ma Java
du, ably move, finanGne SLIM kon
SORGHUM nepodniklo jiz ted no.
YOU tezbu, neb pfevzalo nekte-
re zavody stayajici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-06

pfedem bylo vse programove
pfipraveno. V te veci Ovsem
nejvice mule prispeti vlada
ECS. Krone toho velmi mnoho
informaci lie obdrzeti v Jed
note Pratel Masarykovy Aka
demie Prace v Praze COG, sc
kterou splynula byvala Techni-
cko-hospodafska Jednota.
Jisto jest, Re s vJzkunlem
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-15
GOVERNMENT BEGINS
DISSOLUTION SUIT
(By Associated Press)

ST. LOUIS, March 15.-Arguments
were scheduled to be heard before
Federal Judge Faris here today in the
suit of the government, looking toward
dissolution of the Southern Pine as
ISOLATION. Charging violation of the
Sherman antitrust law, the govern
ment is seeking an Injunction against
the association, 81 corporations and
60 individuals to end an alleged con-
spiracy to curtail the supply and in
crease the price of yellow pine lumber.
A motion has been filed that judge
Faris disqualify himself for hearing
the case on the ground that he is
prejudiced against several of the in
dividual defendants, who were mem
bers of the Southern Pine Manufac-
turers' association in 1918.
Judge Faris, then a member of the
Missouri supreme court, wrote the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-15
MEN TO SERVE WOMEN
AT LUTHERAN CHURCH
BANQUET MARCH 29

Men Of the First English Lutheran
church will be host to the women OF
the congregation on March 20, when
they will entertain with banquet in
their honor.
THAT means" said a member to-
day, that the men will cook the
food, serve it, usher the women to
their places, and do all the work which
the women usually do at an affair
of this kind" They will be our guests
in every sense of the word"
Secretary of State Ed Johnson and
President Tulloss, of Wittenberg col
lege will be the principal speakers.
Other features of the program have
not been arranged, but will be an
nounced soon. Committees OF men
will be appointed to do the work in
the kitchen, serve as walters, deco
rate the banquet place, set the tables,
arrange for speakers, act as ushers,
and perform all the work necessary
to make the feature success.
The committee on arrangements h
composed of DR. F. w. Kruger Ben
Bartel and Ed Haas.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-15
HOLLANSBURC FORMS
FARM ORGANIZATION:
IRELAN IS CHAIRMAN

WILLIAMSBURG, O., March 15-Or-
ganization Of the farmers association
Of this township was completed at a
meeting of the members of the Darke
county farm bureau, conducted at
the grange hall here Monday evening
Election Of officers and discussion
of programs of work which should en-.
gage the activities of the association
were the principal features of the
meeting. George Irelan was elected
township chairman, J. L. Beatty, sec.
rotary and Ernest Ginger vice chair.
man.
Hendricks Explains Objects
Over fifty men were present for the
organization meeting, and in addition
about half as many women. The meet.
ing was called to order by County
Agent Hendricks, who addressed it.
telling of the work done, and activi
ties undertaken by the farm bureau
emphasizing the point that the biggest
benefits would not be such as could
be measured in dollars and that it
was illogical to expect the member.
ship fee to return cash dividends at
once, although as a matter of fact
that had been the case with some
work done in the past year which had
saved much more than the ten dollar
fee to every farmer. Hendricks men.
toned legislative and other work done
by the bureau, and pointed out the
possibilities and the plans which had
been made for the future.
Reporting on the status Of the
Darke county farm bureau Hendricks
stated that about 1920 was available
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-15
I'm Reports
WoMEN's' DIVISION

for this years work. OF this 81 for
every member, or $1,400, was to be
put back in the townships, and $4,000
had been spent on the intensive mem
bership drive, automobile drivers and
inter county solicitors having been
paid IS cents an hour for their time
Many told me we could have done
this ourselves" said Hendricks, land
saved money by doing 1t cheaper.
That is true, we could have, but we
wouldn't have"
The members voted to assemble
again the first Monday night in April
when plans for work will be more full
ly matured.
A committee OF three was appointed
to draft a constitution and will report
at the next meeting. Members Of he
committee are Ernest Sinks, Dan Mil
Ter and J. W. Harris
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-15
BALL TRIAL DELAY
BLAME UPON STATE
DECLARES JOHNSON
CBy Associated Press)

-(By Associated tre6S1
CHICAGO, March 15.-Responsihil
ity for delay in the trial of the indicted
players and others in the baseball
scandal was thrown upon the state by
President johnson of the American
league in q statement made public TO-
day. He declared there would have
been no controversy such as caused
the postponement Of the opening hear
ing yesterday until Thursday If the
cases had not been bungled when they
first came up before the grand jury.
eft would be calamity to organized
baseball il these cases resulted in a
fiasco for lack Of evidence" said john
son, because it would embolden other
players to take chances.
I'VE have been handicapped by the
change in administration of the states
attorneys office and by the congestion
of the criminal court docket. During
the general jury examination many
important witnesses who were sum-
moned were excused without testi-
flying.
Charges Non-Interest.
This was explained by the fact that
it was deemed wise to uncover only
sufficient evidence needed for the in
dictments without disclosing all the
evidence to the defense. Since the
election the states attorneys office
has been swamped with criminal cases
with the jails full of people awaiting
trial. Naturally the state is not as
ardently interested in protecting base
ball from gambling as it is in protect
Ing its citizens from criminals.
For that reason Former Judge
Charles F. Barrett was retained by the
American League as special assistant
to the prosecution. All that he has
asked Is time to collaborate to the
end that sufficient new evidence shall
be produced to insure successful prose
cution of the indicted men.
Hint At New Names.
ut is entirely within the limits of
probability that the names of several
players who have not been mentioned
in connection with the cases will be
uncovered before we get through with
them"
The testimony of Eddie Cicotte,
Claude Williams and Joe Jackson, who
confessed before the grand jury their
share in throwing the 1919 worlds ser
les is lost to the state, it was said in
court yesterday. as they would refuse
to testify on the ground they could
not be forced to incriminate them
selves.
Henry Berger, Representative Abe
Attell, and others mentioned in the
indictments, told Judge William E.
Deever and Charles Minis, named in
the indictment for technical reasons
as a person who lost $3.50 in a wager
on the crooked series," had come to
his office and offered to "sell out
Berger added that his associate had
thrown Minis out of the office.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-15
Left Wing-WaIker Land, General:

opinion, holding the organization VIC
lated the state antitrust law.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-15
.TEAMSTER INJURED
FOLLOWING QUARREL

A quarrel which is alleged to have
started over landlord difficulties, led
to the arrest of Grant Hunt, teamster,
407 North Eighth street, who is said
to have attacked Herbert Green, liv'
eryman, 311 North Eighth street, with
a blunt instrument cutting a large
cash in Green's head and knocking
him unconscious.
Lou Williams, colored. was an eye
witness to the alleged attack. Hunt
was bound over to the circuit court
from city court Tuesday morning when
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-15
Opening of Season Finds
Union Fishermen Striking

CLEVELAND, o., March 15.-The
opening of the Lake Erie fishing sea-
son today found the Union fishermen
and tugmen on strike in protest to
wage reductions of 10 to 20 per cent
The tug men demand $165 a month
and three per cent of the gross earn
ings and the fishermen $6 a day, the
1920 scale.
The Freshwater Fish Producers as
ISOLATION declared the employees had
refused to accept the 1919 scale, which
called for $3.50 and three per cent for
the tugmen and SIS per day for fisher
men.
Several conferences here recently
between the employers and employees
resulted in deadlockS.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-15

the charge against him was changed
from assault and battery to assault
and battery with intent to kill.
The alteration is said to have hap
pened about noon Monday. Green
states that he was investigating a leak
in the roof of a barn which he owns
and which Hunt rents. Both men re-
fused to discuss the happenings imme.
diately preceding the attack.
The Intervention of Williams is said
to have stopped the fight between
the two men.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-15

by dense clouds of smoke which found
its way through the building from
a fire in the basement
The blaze, which had its origin In
a storeroom adjoining the hotel hitch.
en-, was under the control Of firemen
after a fight of more than an hour.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-15
When a Doctor
Sneezes

Doctors, out in all kinds OF weather..
suffer frequently from colds yet seldom
0srtouSly.
There's q good reas1n. Doctors raj
ize the danger and upon appearance Of
the first symptoms Of cold begin tsktnS
medicine tc check its prexresA
Follow the doctors' example md yua
too VIII escape the serious consequences
AZ neglect. luke Lightning LAXATIVE
outains Tablets as soon n you feed q
cold coming on. They stop cold right
OF; ward of fever. cleanse intestines:
nsver grippe or sicken. Druggists guar
antes them only sc q box.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-15

GUESTS IN HOTEL BLAZE
NEW YORK, March 1S.-Several
hundred guests Of the Hotel Seville,
history structure at Madison ave-
nue. and Twenty-ninth street, were
driven from their rooms early today
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-30
EMPLOYMENT.


HEGiNrEWEp ruNRMh'isr Ndirc.s
hruseIat I3 O. ndoreudcncc Cedar ss'.
tNfEUtENtUp motor truck contractor
wants cuutu,t for hauling materials tor
rHnd work Win dump trucks, rctrrcncos
furnished Address sis ~. care world
POSITION uu ,ItN salesman wanted by a
N'" "ntlg"ty 'uunr ahlrsinaU. know me
roy VIII produce .nir7 permanent. Tulsa
l\lEHt Nt'ptN MIAMI Wishes tenn
rorely rosltlon. 90 day4 or icss, Ad-
dr'ss D. 81. nos 5io rulsa.
MNCulNtSr. tlrst.cpss iutbc hand. all.
around mnrhny uuu, eau leave town.
r. rouuus $40 ". WadN usoge 2o7g.t,
strt NrioNs wN>rtp- itMNit ~
NtNsING Hospital trained or practical,
hourly. daily cor ht the wrrk Cedar
WAN INp lly a.rg.t .uIntcd woman. uusi.
fIun ns maid and holm with cbid, ptr.
i't guo With quattcrs. Phone OHpgo t2so.
1888 NJ 1rcouwood.
Capable WOMAN wants pasulon aa
Goods ur Iuu1,koyurt city references.
Address 'N ~ cave World.
lady wants position ns vhuda nurse.
'dl uspre ni9t
WANTED Position ns boosaeousr or ken.
cral ottI,r work eight years. experience
rsu use Nufr"ughs hooking machine
ils.u. caro- World
lruH PRACTICAL NURSE phone lIgag,
zoos
WANTED Position aS private instructor
tu ptiNHtc howo Phone Osar" 2G'i.
ENpEiuENCEp stouoEraphor dosIrca per
munvnt or Temporary position. refer
crDcH Usage tobh
ENPERlENCEp cumptometcr operator
clerical aud general office worN, cot
operate tNp"writ'r bHsUc bJs1.
! " NNTEp -. Experienced sfcnuErapher
| bookkcepor would liko position VIII
| .usll firm. Address ON, care world
! srENOGRArtiEH desires position viii
: general offico work. considered. Cal
! cedar s27t.
WANTED Position as houEckceper 10
| wiGuwcr ar In private boarding house
| lhs,c child four ycars old. Address l0J
! o.. lyon street Sapulpa Okla
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AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMonIIus roR sAIv

NEW PACKARD
IourinR Tor sale at very low price on
terms or win trade; take used car iu "a
thahgo Usage 1906 a6aO
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sAIrsMEN hND AGENTS

TRAVELLING sAIESMAN who wants a
dH~Sy slide. uD do not fail TO see II.
Montagcs ST Houm 10, Nebraska lildg,
WANTED District manager for Tulsa
ana seven adjacent counties AS sSclu-
Eiye representative FOR tho most needed
.Jd best selling automobile aCCsHs0ry-.
bar none, No competition Liberal prop
"sittGn TO right man or firm. one with
car preferred. Uuild yourself prrua
u'ut growing business. Don't answer an
lrHs you cBn finance small order 10 secure
agency. Address 2G7-b. care World
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FINANCIAL
on iNNDs NNDIrAsts. ~.

ron SALE ! o0O aero OH Hrd RHH ieasc
Greenwood co. KAN trIlNrE uU fhrns
sides close, price tls ON Hrrr. good Htru,.
mfc, have other ieHHoa clutn i' IrUliuW
\, T.. Griffth, Eureka. Kan.
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ROOMS ron RENT FURNISHED ).

BOULDER. s.. 62tis ono large sleeping
room with south exposure with ono or
two beds, access to double bath. Usage
1850
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BOARD AND ROOMS
LIGmr mnrsEkEErING RnnMs I'D


Two OR THREE ROOMS for hsht hodso-
keeping Usage 46s2
SIXTH y. t3i0-Three nicely furnished
housekeeping rooms. newly 600 GRATED.
connecting bath. Usage 57C}.
GUTHRIE. s. 7o2-Niccly furnished
housekeeping rooms for adults watkins
distance.
CHEYENNE. n, e27--'rwo grouud floor
housekeeping rooms. modern. for three
or four, nice nelghborhood close In.
THIRD. r.. 6Jiis Nice pleasant house.
keeping room. modern. real close In.
Usage G7t0.j.
THIRD, E. iit2--rWo light Housekeeping
rooms. nicely furnished. Cedar lt5b.
FIFTH H. i2i6-Two nicely furnished
housekeeping rooms private entrance
connecting bath walking distance
VICTOR .. tIB suite ~ hoo sckecptng
rooms, elegantly furnished une.half
block from car line. Usage 1883.
BOULDER. n, 5is--Two light housekeep-
ing rooms In basement OsaEe 1855.
BOsToN. g, i7is-Thrce south furnished
housek keeping rooms good well. Phone
OsaEe t5te.
FRISCO s.. 4oi-For rent. one large room
Tor light housekeeping. close to bath
HODGE. e. iii2-rvo suites Of igh,
Housekeeping rooms for rent, modern
osagc 5q7t.
Hurry Messenger Service
Under New Managcmont
Reliable Service
Phone cedar
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FOR SALE Nice, tat hens cN cents per
pound. bakers % cents. l0ls ., Irsu-
ton. -
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FOR RENT-SlcepinE room. modern.
walking distance, So per week Cedar
T7t