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The Washington times., 1921-10-31
.CH|CAGOP[OT To
SLAY VEN|ZELOS
IS Barred BY j. s.
Ex-Crsek Premier In Flight to
California With American
Secret Service Men.
ny international New. Service.

CHICAGO Oct. 3l.-Former Pre-
mier venizelos Of Greece Is speeding
West today guarded by special
squad OF secret service men following
apparently authoritative reports Of a
plot to assassinate the statesman. Ven'
izelos is en- route TO California.
Details OF the plot. because OF Its
extreme gravity. have been kept In
deepest secrecy. IL is known, how
ever, that the Venizelos party has
been apprehensive OF mysterious
danger ever since II landed In New
York last week.
Venizelos, while In Chicago, appear
ed TO shun open contact with the en-
thusiastic crowds which sought to fol-
low him.
1t is the theory OF investigators that
the assassination conspiracy was de-
signed by Greek royalists who foresee
In Venizelos' visit to the United
States a secret financial campaign for
funds with which to overthrow King
Constantine and restore the Repub-
lican regime.
The Washington times., 1921-10-31
800 cttAPLAINs HOLDING
RESERVE OFFICE RANK

Members OF the clergy. the great
majority OF them with war expert
enoe and graduates OF army chaplain
schools are well represented In the
Officers Corps OF the army. About
500 commissions as reserve army
chaplains have been issued. They
include five majors. so captains and
the remainder first heutenants.
BY denominations the distribution
u az follows:
Catholic. 166; Methodist. lis; Bap-
tist. 81; Presbyterian, IL; Episcopal.
t+; Disciples OF Christ, 81; Congresa-
tional. 2s; other sects, IL.
There are 1s1 chaplains In the
regular army. including Al Metho-
dist. 80 Catholic and rs Baptist
clergy.
The Washington times., 1921-10-31
Phi BETA KAPPA OLDEST
GREEK LETTER FRATERNITY

WILLIAMSBURG, Va. Oct. III
PM Beta Kappa Society. the oldest
and largest Greek letter fraternity In
the United States. was founded at the
college OF william and Mary Deeem-
Der s, l716. Several years after the
founding OF the mother cnspter al
William and Mary one OF the msmpeds ?
Of the Alpha OF Virginia. as II Is stll
called. moved TO the North, and while
there began the expansion OF the great
fraternity by securing from the Will
lam and Mary Chapter charters for
similar chapters at Harvard and Yale.
Today the fraternity has more than
40. 600 members. Its ninety-two chap
tsrs are located at the country's lead
ing colleges.
The Washington times., 1921-10-31
Freight Schedules Suspended

The Interstate Commerce Commits.
sion today suspended from November
until March 1, 1922, the operation
of certain freight schedules providing
for certain increases in rates for inter
state transportation of cotton and cot.
ton linters.
The Washington times., 1921-10-31
ADVERTISEMENT.
Tells Hor0 She Gained
Weight and Strength by
Taking Bitro- Phosphate
Thousands Of thin.

Thousands Of thin.
run = down people,
whose nervous en-
ergy 10 nearly eI-
bausted. are turn
ing to Bitro-Phos-
phate. as dispensed
by leading drug
gists, because II
helps to re-vitali1e
the nerves, increase
bodily weight and
bring back energy
and mental KEEN
ness.
Miss eoreia
Be milton. who wa 8
,nce thin and fran.
reporting her own
experience, writes +:
'Pitro = Phospha te
has brought about
q magic transfor-
nation with me. /
aafued IL nounds 4
The Washington times., 1921-10-31

3. Table Damask-Ar.
tistic floral designs; IS
inches wide. 2 yards, 79c.
10. Long Cloth-For
fine lingerie, 36 inches
wide. 5 yards, 69c.
IL. Bath RObing-In ef.
fective designs and col.
orings; light and dark.
2 yards, $1.00.
IL. Seamless Sheets
Size S1x90 inches. Re-
member, Tuesday only,
at, each. 81 1.50.
Palais Royal Rarpaiu n
The Washington times., 1921-10-31
STUDY HUMAN NATURE

Make people like you get along better
make more money, develop a winning per-
sonality, learn to know people as they are
err" a little book that points the way. Ad-
dress Progress League, 21sb Union So.
New York.
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~
..13. Comic r { a b 8
Genuine Beacon" in
beautiful floral effects.
Each. $5.98.
Ia. Bed Comforts-For
big beds, covered in floral
designs. Tuesday at $2.69.
Is. Pillow Cases-Hem-
stitched; size 45x36
inches; limited quantity
at SOC.
16. Bedspreads Large
size; with scalloped edge.
Tuesday at Sz.98.
The Washington times., 1921-10-31

1. Turkish Towels
Large size and perfect
quality. 6 for $1.32.
2. Huck TOwels-Hem-
med; reliable and little
cost. 6 for 75c.
8. WASH Cloths-With
blue, pink and tan
stripes; why pay sc each7
6 for 25c.
4. Hemmed Seam Sheets
Ready to use. of good
bleached sheeting. 2 for
$1.78.
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5. Crash, Unbleached-
Makes best wearing
kitchen and roller tow
els. 10 yards, Sl.35
6. Dresser Scarfs-With
reliable wash lace edges.
Reduced to 2 for SOC.
Z. Blankets, part wool
double bed siLe-White
gray and plaids. Pair,
$6.98.
8. Gloss Toweling-
Linen finish, with blue
and tan stripes. 8 yards,
75c.
Mt Day-Tomorrow--in til
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and never before felt SO we'll"
Peoples Drug stores sell Bitro- o-Phosphate
under guarantees of satisfaction or
MI ueyhacL
The Washington times., 1921-10-31
Rubber Brassieres, 75c

Hook front or back, of heavy pink elastic material
supporting the bust; improve the figure sizes 36
to 4S.-Bargain Basement.
WOmen's Union Suits, SOC
Umbrella style; closed; low neck. no sleeves lace
knees 40 to a sizes.-Basement Day, soc.
25c Vests, 2 for 39c
Women's Ribbed Square Neck Vests, lace trim
med, sleeveless; 36 to 44.-Basement Day 2 for 39c
69c Sports Hose, 49c
women's Ribbed Hose heather effects sizes SIs to
10.-Basement Day, 49c.
The Washington times., 1921-10-31
Silk PetticOats, $1.98

Silk PetticOats, $1.98
Tussah silk, with nounce Of self or taffeta silk.
in wanted colors regular sizes, S1.98 extra sizes,
S2.5O-Basement Day.
Tailored Boomers, SOC
womens of pink batiste. nainsook and crepe;
full cut and Observation-Disclosures Day, Soc.
Women's Night Gowns, CSC
OF pink crepe. with blue bird designs: well made,
with tailored yoke.-Basement Day, CSC.
Children's Drawer Waists, 25c
Cornbr,c Drawer.waists with double row of taped
buttons; 4 to IL sizes.-Basement Day, 25c.
The Washington times., 1921-10-31
Boys 25c Stockings,
Pairs SOC :

The sturdily ribbed School Hose that Withstand
the hard wear rpmping boys give all sizes from 6
to 8, but in biaoS only.
To create an equitable distribution not
more than pairs to each purchaser.
Mothers are invited to critically examine these
stockings and be assured that the double soles.
heels and toes will them the trouble OF darn
ing Basement Day only at 8 pairs for SOC.
The Washington times., 1921-10-31
Housekeeping Goods Section--16 Specials

this section
following "Siaor only
The Washington times., 1921-10-31
Superior House Dresses al

Women who look to quality Of materials q -
and needlework will be delighted those ID L
who demand style. Choice of straight i
waist line effects of ginghams and per- -
Gales with neat collar cuffs and pockets-Base
ment Day, Palais Royal Bargain Basement.
The Washington times., 1921-10-31
New Bungalow Aprons

Note the pocket and belt and the quality 2Qr
of the percale and the wonderful paids, wv
pretty checks and neat fgures.-Basement Day, 88c
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-19
North DakOfa's Creates,
Classified Section

personnel Of the Industrial Commission.
oennlng Its powers an duties and au-
tnorizing itsto manage, on behalf OF the
state. the Mil and Elevator Association
the Home Building Association and
limiting the amount Of bonds TO be sold
for each.
Provides that the Industrial Commits.
sion shall manage the Mil and Elevator
Association and the Home Building As
ISOLATION.
Specifies that the Industrial Commits
sion shall consist Of the Secretary Of
State. state Treasurer, and Commission
er OF Agriculture and Labor until the
n rhat idliowIng legislative Assembly.
CONSIST or three members, to be appoint
ca by the Governor, with the consent of
the Senate, and TO serve for overlapping
Provides that the Commission shall
meet not later a the Arst Monday in
5uly OF zach year to organize.
that. the Commission sholl
and engage the services Of managers.
superlntendents. accountants. and other
help needed. and nx compensation in
made by the Legislature.
Authorizes the Commission to buy.
sci! and manufacture grain products.
ana limits It's operation to the Grand
jects. w
Provides that the Commission shall
confne itself to carrying out Of valid
eSlst,ng contracts for the Home Build
Requires that the Commission shall
prepare and file an annual report not
later tina the hrst Of January Of each
year. =. " e1S"
Reneals all OF the Industrial Commits
sion law not expressly r~e-enacted here
Inconsistent herewith.
snali said initssted measure be ap-
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LEGAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL RECALL EIECTIoM
NOTICE,

g ~ AGGHAIsL g
NOTICE.
In compliance with Section s75 of the
Compiled Laws of 1913, I, Hans Ander-
son, county auditor in and for the coun-
~ OF Grand Forks, state Of North Da-
Ing hssA' are n9 the assen nam ees'' of c esas ths lo'l CON-
stitutional Amendments and Initiated
Measures. which have been certified to
this office by the secretary Of state and
which Will appear on the Special Recall
Election ballots to be voted upon at the
Recall Election to be held at the various
voting precincts in the county OF Grand
2sth day OF. October, 1921. polls to be
opened. at, 9 o'clock in the morning and
will continue open until 8 o'clock in the
afternoon Of that day. viz, IS
state Officers.
Governor. "a
Lynn J. Frazier. Hoople.
Ragnvald A. Nestos. Minot.
Attorney General.
~Sveinbjorn Johnson. Grand Forks.
VIM Lemke. Fargo.
Commissioners Of Agriculture " Labor
John N. Hagan. DeerfnK..
Joseph A. Kitchen. Sentinel Butte.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
DEBT LuUr-BoND ISSUES.
Petition for Initiation Of Constitutional
Amendmsmt Relating to the Issuing
q 3onds and Reducing ana x1xtng
Debt limit. =,
A Constitutional Amendment. amend
ing ana r~e-enacting Section iss. as
ments to the Constitution Of the State
Of North Dakota, being an act relating
to the issuing of bonds:
Reduces the total possible bonded
debt OF the state without security and
for industrial purposes. Requires first
mortgages on real estate as ecurity
for AL other bond issues under this sec
ton.
Provides that tho Governor. state
Treasurer n Secretary OF State may
issue and sell such bonds for certain
purposes, to-w!t:3t
ta> Not to exceed Five Million DOL
lars Ss6. oco..e0o.eo). the proceeds OF
which to he used to pay the debts Of
OBJ Not TO exceed Two Million Five
Hundred Thousand Dollars (S2,6o0,-
900, 00(, the proceeds OF which to be
used for the Viii and Elevator associa-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-19

PARTISAN ELECTIONS.
Petition For Initiation tof . Law Pro-
vidtng For ssparats Party Ballots For
Primary Election, ana For one
Column sanot For General Election.
An act to provide for the nomination
United States Senator and Member Of
Congress. and the election Of National
Party Delegates. National Party Com
mitteeman and Party Precinct Commit
teeman on party ballots in primary
Electors. United States Senator, and
Member of Congress by means of a one
column ballot at the General Election.
Provides for primary nominating cleo
ton on the third Tuesday in March.
of names of candidates on primary
party ballot.
~ Provides for nomination by
(c} Provides that highest vote for
Presidential Electors. United States
Senator and Member Of Congress deter
mines party nomination. Candidates
for National Committeeman and Party
est humble Of votes declared elected.
Provides for ballot for general cleo
ton to have pon it names Of all party
nominees Of Presidential Elector. United
States Senator and Member Of Congress
in n column with party designation
after each.
"a Specifies that candidates re-
ceiving the highest vote shall be de-
clared elected.
hibition Of blanket sticker."
Provides that present laws control
except as herein provided.
Repeats all conflicting acts or parts
OF acts, and specifically the law requir-
ing registration with assessor.
Shall said initiated measure be sp-
proved7
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PuB1rc REPOSITORIES g,

FuBLrC DEPosrToRIEs -
Petition For Initiation Of = Public De
-positazy Law. 3
An act regulating the designation of
public funds to be deposited in such
repositories.
Defines terms "public corporations.
.s ststs . in !ci.1H an.,, rtse9 9"Dd. district
Provides that all persons by Law
funds shall deposit same in public de-
Provides that state and national
banks may be designated repositories
by the proper boards. Specifies when
public funds may be Deposited in banks
hat may be deposited in any bank.
Requires bond to be given by public
lie deposits and establishes minimum
Makes separate provision for public
corporations n school districts having
less than Ave n dollars ($boo.ee)
Exsmpts custodian Of public funds
from liability when this law Is complied
Prov,ass 2 penalty for persons MO
Repeals all acts and parts u acts In.
consistent with this Law.
jail ssaA anafssssd asassrs % -
!:
uDusEnxAx oolE1ExnSSoN
rstisaoa Fer Mata.sssn g xsv e
n 0enminetoA Low. 49,
An act to amead and rs-enac the IN
dustrial CUmmissi0u Law. changang tAe
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1OAA4 b
Petition For the '1nitission Of . Rural
Credits Law.
An act for the establishment Of a
Rural Credit System, Rural. Credits
Board, and to provide for the Assump-
Ion OF the Farm Loan Business Of the
ing back public money tied up in farm
loans
Provides for a Rural Credits Board.
to consist Of the commissioner Of Axri-'
and Secretary of State until the next
legislative Assembly, thereafter the
Board to consist Of the State Treasurer.
and three. members to be appointed by
the Governor. with the consent Of the
Ssnats: one from zach Congressional
Requires that the Rural Credits Board
Ehall meet to organize on the second
Tuesday Of March Of every even num-
bered year by e~lecting necessary off,
sioner.
Sets out powers and duties of the
Beard and the Rural Credits Commits
Makes the County treasurer. County
auditor and Chairman Of the Board Of
county commissioners a local Board Of
Recites terms upon which loans can
be made. Limits the amount Of loan to
any Individual to ten thousand dollars,
|1o,ooo.oo) and to ona ide farmers
only. =. ... H' 80
Provides for the issuing Of releases.
taking and filing Of mortgages, and the
%ssuan OF bonds.
Creates a reserve fund from which to
pay the expenses Of the Board.
Provides for the keeping Of books and
trust.
+. Exempts from taxation all bonds and
MORTGAGES and real and other property
taken by the Board. Surety bonds re-
quired Of members Of the Board and
employees. -aaE-
Provides for setting. over to the Rural
Credits Board all right title and in
terest OF the Bank Of North Dakota in
and to its farm loan business.
Provides that the Rural Credits Board
is to take charge Of the Bonds Of North
Dakota Real Estate Series.
Repeals all acts or PARTS Of acts in
consistent with this law.
Shsu said n3dats measure b ap-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-19
RAnK OF NORTH nAxorA

RAHK OF NORTH DAKOTA
Petition For Initiation Of an Act FOR
0iHsolut3on OF the 84nk Of North d.
kots.
An act t. create a Board of Trustee.
Powers and Duties Of such Board.
provides that the Bank Of North Da-
kota shall be discontinued and dissolved
1or an purposes except liquidation.
sist Of the Governor, the State Treas
urer and Secretary of State and vests
said Board with power to settle, and ad-
just all affairs Of said Bank for the pur-
to collect debts. compromise claims and
convey, assign or set over by proper In
strument all real and personal property.
Provides that the Board Of Trustees
shall make rules and regulations for the
proper transaction OF its business and
employ a manager and such agents. at
torneys. accountants, etc, as may be
deemed necessary.
Provides tina h Board Of Trustees
shall, with funds to be provided for
the Bank of North Dakota owes to all
townships. cities. counties, school boards
and other creditors.
Requires that each trustee shall fur
nish a surety bond in the penal sum OF
n hundred thousand dollars (sloo,-
Requires the BOARD to file a omp
report and accounting Of its transac-
allure
Provides that the Board Of Trustees
shall be entitled only to actual neces-
sary travelling expenses.
Provides that the Board Of Trustees
Rspeals all acts in conflict
shsn said Initiated measure b ap-
pEovedf
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ME1EnERs
L~E4T6IATuAE

CUA1 - OK 2AX
LE0IB1ATURE
A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION For
an Amendment to the Constitution of
the State of North Dakota, relating to
the@compensation and mileage of Legis-
latfve Members.
That Section 45 Of Article 2 of the
Constitution of the State Of North Da-
kota, is hereby amended by emitting
the words save dollars per dsy" and in:
sorting In, lieu thereof some thousand
C$1,Ooo.o0): dollars for each bisnnium,
payable two hundred ana nfty t$2so.ool
dollars February lEt ana two hundred
ffty (e35o.oo) dollars March 1st each
year" 80 as to read as follows:
Section As. Each member Of the Legis-
lative Assembly shall receive rs SOM
pensatfon for his service One ThousaaA
($1yoo0.00) Dollars for sach Diennium,
payable TWO Hundred and Hifty (19so,-
00l dollars February LIST and Two nun
and xifty (e1So.ool Dollars 1aroh
1ss ssaoh year, and ten cents for each
mile OF necessary travel In going and
returning from the place OF the meet
ing OF the Legislative Assembly by the
most usual route. each session or spe-
cial session.
Shall nj constitutional emeudmant
~ 1hYprovodS @s
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-19
COUNTY OFFICIALS

A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION To
amen and Re-enact Section 173 Of
Article 10 Of the Constitution Of the
state of North Dakota providing for the
ELECTION Of County Officials. 'e
mat Section 173 OF the Constitution
OF the State of North Dakota be amend.
ed by inserting the words, provided. IN
counties having eight Thousand nonni,-
90 enc clerk Of h district court" SO as
to read as follows: :. . 90
Section 173. At the first penera, e,ec-
e1un nei1 after the adoption of this
constitution. and every two years there
aIter. ihere shall be elected in each or
e e county in the state. a register
sheriff. me states attorrey, county Judge
aho a clerk of the district court, WHO
snaii De electors of the county Of which
}nes are elected. and who shall hold
e eheir office until their successors are
e,ected and qualified: proviaed In conn
s.es hav1nr eight thousand population
II less the county judre shall also be
Ine clerk OF the district court. The
,eglstatlve assembly shall provide. by
law LOT such other county, townshin
ana district officers as may be deemed
necessary, and shall prescribe the duties
ana compensation of all county. town
Snip n district officers. The sheriff
ana treasurer Of any county shall moi
nold their respective offices for more
nan Iour years in succession. 49,
snali SAID constitutional
VIC ,-, -
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-19
K021o8 TO O1BDXFo2g
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, J

County Of Grand Forks.
In County Court
In the matter Of the estate Of James
Johnston. Deceased:
Notice il hereby given by W. E.
Fuller, administrator of the estate Of
James Johnston. deceased. to the
creditors of. and all persons having
claims against said deceased. to present
them, with the necessary vouchers, to
the said W. e. Fuller at Grand Forks,
N. D. within six months after the nrst
publication OF this notice.
Dated October 4th. AID. 1891.
W. I. FULLER,
AdministrAtor Of the Estate OF
MCINTYRE BURTNESS
d JOHNSON, 5
Attorneys for Administrators.
Grand Forks, N. D.
First publication October 6th. 1891,
s5 fOct. E-13-lS-1e.)
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HUNT wTTMoUr IxCrNgE.

Ray. n. D. Oct. iS.-Cauxht hna4-
tnG washont licsnsee. Joseph Arn4son
render their Guns to game Warders
and to report st Wiidross. n. d. for
their HEARING.
Dale was hnsd 80 and S3.be costst
and Ormson SIS ma e3.s0. II g
understood that their guns win -
returno1s
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Initiated -r0W-pAr
T1SAN EHrrnYorue

MEASUREs-HOW.PAn-
T1SAN ELECTIONS
Petition For Initiation Of Law Prov,A,,~
For Nomination and Election ~ ata4s
on1cers Without Party Designatdon.
An act to provide for the nomination
election Of state and county officers
without party designation.
froVldes FOR separate state and
county primary nominating ballots
without party designation printed
ta) Prescribes order Of annea,ance
Of names of candidates on the primary
tSS Specifies genera. form Of ballot
ano PROMPTS blanket stickers."
tcll, Candidates receiving highest
NUMBER or votes to the extent of double
mated. VA
Provides for separate state and
county ballots at general election.
tal Candidates limited to those
nomfnated at the primary election. or
double the number OF officers to be
elected. NC
90 Candidates receiving highest
vote elected.
Present laws controlling except as
herein provided.
Repeals all conflicting acts or parts
Shall said initiated measure be .p-
proved?
YES '''"'.'.......... 0
NV
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-19

NEW. 9 ROOM. ALL MODERN, BRICK
and tile house. 1891 Belmont Ave.
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s ROOM MODERN HOUSE, SOUTH
End. Will consider trade for farm
machinery and horses. Write 584 Her
AID. .
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FOR SALE-ALL MODERN BROOM
house at q special bargain. We also
haye some very good houses on which
theis. |
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-19

Dated at Grand Forks, N. D.. this 18th
day of October. 1921.
HANS ANDERSON, WI
County Auditor Of Grand
Forks County. N. D.
publish daily beginning October Is to
e Inclusive.
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TO RENT

MAN AND WIFE WANTED TIC RENT
farm with horses, cattle. machinery.
or take charge as manager. Write 5S7
Herald.
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GRAND FORKS HERALD, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 10, 1921
HOUSES FOR SALE

FOR sALE-NEARLY NEW, MOD
ern house. six rooms and bath, maple
floors. upstairs anG down; full base
nlent, hot water heat. garage, 50 foot
lot. c. F. Allen, owner, 2o8 Vernon
Ave. Phone 1858. Y y
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SEE 3. A. FLADLAND BEFORE BUY
{ ing q home in Grand Forks. Office
9 LIST Saving Bank, S. 3rd st.
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$500 CASH. ss5 PER MONTH FOR g.
o house. North 9Th. Price So
500. Rents for $40. q. A. Fladland.
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WANTED TO BUY

>sress wants q COW OF the morning
Herald Of Nov. 30. 1920. II you
have one to donate. kindly leave 1t at
the Herald office. Circulation Dept
WANTED TO BUY-FOUR OR FIVE
room cottage or bungalow. Must he
near or all modern. South End pre-
ferred. State price and terms. g. A.
T., CO Herald.
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FOR sALE-7-RooM, ALL MODERN
house. on Belmont Ave. Inquire a4
Erreidmann's Vi Store.
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FURNITURE

FOR sALE-HoUsEHoLD FURNI-
ture. Must be sold this week; leaving
city. Phone 1925.
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REAL ESTATE AND CARE OF PROP
critics at all times. John c. Doe Co.
Established 1905.
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SANITARY COUCH, LIBRARY
/. table, soft coaA heater. .25z5-W.