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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-30
Program Gioen
For League Meet


County superintendent Sos uJntnu
Nas lnauule,d me pfoHram Zoe enc
Intrrsrhnnsflr league meet Co he held
lf tHhafuwn Aprn and 2 The meet
will hc hUid af Gro hirh echo0l hniid
ini heEiuuinE FOldAN FoNNWlnA lN
ihy Uf0Efam
i0 7o iuulof aroiune contest 600
hofi
Friday Afternoon
au strior Httnng contest ni
wmee contest ala
schooia
zoo 0e nmnI inr contest Gov uul
schools unW Ouuiuf girls and
hnNs erninl girls and huysl
Friday evening Baptist Church
N.NU Defamation contests all hieh
lUul. iIHulaI ettlH 1uH llnt
senior alrls aHd hnYsl
Saturday Forenoon Athlete Field
DOB 100 Flr'a Nud lalh tN.fls fnr fl
HNNuuIH
$500 Baseball Same. RohetuUn Sol
nupoIrnt i0 he selected
The citizens of E0hstown haNr hf
hnred accommodations for contest
NN InrH trnrhrrs who wish t|
remnir u R0hatown Frida, niRht Oi
saturday picnic DINNER will h
spread foD EVERYONE
70 is urged that owes, school ID
Nseccs county show appreciation n
hNiatuWns courtesy bf erudluf H
mauN contestants and visitors Hs pna
slhin Fnfr. sH fur literary events mu.
hc In the handf 90 Director general D.
10 o. m IfIdlY Fuf lfnirfI. DtNuI
Iruirits unjust Pc made before 90 Do
Saturday
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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-30
DOOMED WRITER HAsrENs
70 CHOSEN spot TO Ole

flW YORK. Nsirl ft N0ffl
IAhinf mnnnFer NJ tho Unified Press
today ln hnfOI ur Wn.nnrfnU
Hpunre informed D, rh,Acian hpi
nN hNa .ult inTr" WrnNH Dob ntD. T4rinr
immediately t0uk lmssnro Hor N.,
Norh. whore Dee c0nOdqd i0 fienda
nr whhOd tn din boz tN Greenwich
'lNEn COLONY of ARTISTS writer's and
say
InNlnr9 homo uaf Iu in1mntNofI.
mere l'a mother uuJ msior reside 4.
iufm'fh wHn connected with thr d.
Uortld
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-30
Advanced Rates
PreUent Sending
Fruit to Markets

w The Associated frcHn
NNi las rctHH. March 20 A1VHnr.
"a uiirold rates. nre eating up ufufiis
which should HclIur from marketing
NeNtinhieH. WUl0nH and mutt au that
iheN rnr nu lurnrr hl sold 90 CON
aumcrH iu distant states except nf ID
loss, according tu testimony uf can.
fnrnio, Alissl.siupl and IDflH mudur-
ora dWng thf second dIt ui lht henr
ing hrlnE held here hy f.rfs asaiativea
uf fhe iHtessfHfH commerce commission
~ the fruit aud vegetable nrowniN
Industry which the r1ilvIys haVc built
un Hnd ENCOURAGED Va ihrnitch thn
runds wiz not have aus mufo of ihla
rlHna ~ freight 90 haui according fo
Cone Iuhuaun ~ TYie| representing
tho tHH Texas arowpf-
Ar johnson called on Representa-
tiVDs ui The c.Qricrf tu heed fhc nppcn
N thc gluwcrh lur ID voluntary fHdur.
lion in rates bui WIS told lhnf do,
lutdH ere nof cHfnlln uncUafHc rN
rvnsca aud consequently are n 10.
position Oh grant rate ruucfnalUna
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-30
DOCUMENTS FilFp

= shaver Geo Hnutlnra Nuraig
trustee fnr benefit nf Salim scrul 100
HrrrF. parts uf lufH %. % mud CO., colo
Murhn raneh' S.
joe Nururiru tu Anrio IinEnnn
i'NFaN frcf adjoining bloch g1 cham
hcrhn addition in The cltv of Corpus
Christi fG1l
D. rrttv fo WIN gurhcr nnat 10
feoi of lots aria O. block 20 Central
WHARF and Warehouse subdivision
$1,000
g. D. Grlcarr fo g. a Mcvso. m.i
claim tn iots nnd block i0. HohH-
uwn outlets. George m Paul suhdl
vision CO. pracull ranch f2t
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-30
FARM RELIEF
MEETING CALLED

call BE- was said weHiH nr utltiN m-
formal ard win seot in drpplup d peu.
gram of ro.urrrnfian with practical
Units fHr fhr dlHuuliinN Hf crops sunU
Officials were WlI fn fnHr THAT uniosH
fho farmers gHH hH Given fsaurinUt
NJ % frItndlnusH Nf 500 present GOVERN
ernre ~ wna indicated thu nal-htno
Information obtained ln fHnfurHnrUt
such aa thner urnuosfd uy Mr NuuVri
might fuegosf now methods fNr dn.
uNHilc hHudIInH Ir1 expectation uf ni|
agricultural products.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-30
Tax Suits to Come
Up for Action

~ The afternoon SECESSION 90 district
guult yesterday ludrr Timnn nstruef
$50 inU counts attorney fn hr reads tn
Uu0ri nu both tho city and county iHN
euIte Tie court announced that the
tnN suite would hc inkrn up TODAY
There are largo number uf HuHh
suits on thr docket. and thr action f0
hC fnken or tnCm TODAY wlf hD tn have
them in shape to be- taken ur f1f TRIAL
several hHfe had insufflrior. srfvier
god thU court indicated De- desired tn
have Hn cuf'H ir proper shape fOr dla
naaiffnn
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-03-30
aARaARIrA RopRleuez plEs

Mlsr H1flmrifH nudriruef uf fOI
NHsN stgrHi died Yesterday morning
Nnr WIS daughter OFF fnr mfD NHlpn
Tine NndnWioE on, OF the ritfa Ola
f rltirNua avid nf one time quite
pfO mIneHi Nf business uffHifa Funeral
wli hr held frnm the family rrHidpnc,
tt urinck burial taking place in
Nurn WIli cUmofri.f
Arizona republican., 1921-10-28
HAVE PLENTY OF GHOSTS
 AT THE HALLOWEEN PARTY

A ghost party! It's Just the thing for busy people who haven't much time 10 make costumes.
 Send little invitations written in black ink on gray paper telling your friends that you'll expect them to convent with and be one of the nota- bles at your home on a certain even ing and at a certain hour which you will set. Ask each guest to wear a gray domino and to wear, or carry, something suggestive of the ghost which he is to be-
 There need be only one really painstakingly made costume for the whole party and that win be the out fit of the little page who will dis tribute the witches pencils and pa pers and assist in other ways.
 Her frock should be of yellow crepe paper with a tall pointed cap. Buy the regular Halloween paper which 1 has goblins and elves dancing along the border. Make regular little Mother Hubbard from the neck and gather 1t into a fun skirt at the waist Be sure that the fanciful border is at the hem of the skirt and at the head band of the cap She must wear yellow stockings and san
Arizona republican., 1921-10-28
DELE GATES ARRIVING .FOR s. {. CONVENTION
 WHICH OPENS TODAY

The state Sunday school conven- tion will open this morning in the Presbyterian church. Delegates from over the state arrived yesterday and more will arrive on morning trains Out-of-town delegates will be enter tained on the Harvard plan in the Phoenix homes.
 Registration and introductions will begin at 8 o'clock this morning, but the morning program will not start until 10. pr. George Logic, state president, will open the first program with an address of welcome and the statement of the aims of the conven- tion. A.
 Dr. John c. Hill of Los Angeles uni versity will give his first address at II o'clock. These lectures of Dr. Hill will be of such vital interest to all church people that it is hoped by the executive committee that many Phoe- nix citizens plan to hear Dr. Hill. He will give four lectures during the convention.
 The afternoon program will center around the subject. Week Day. Reli- gious Education" after Dr. Hills ad- dress. The evening program will center on the Daily Vacation Bible Schools"
 The convention will continue Sat urday and Sunday.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-28
Fl Paso Restaurant.

Fl Paso Restaurant. Phoenix Lunch and Pool Hall. Mitchelrs Sweet Shop. San Francisco Securities Co. A. c. Taylor Printing Go. J. c. Dobbins. Arizona Steel Pipe & Tank Co. Central Pharmacy. Studebaker Agency. Switzer's Style Shop. Bennett Lumber Co. Arizona, Grocery Co. Chocolate shop. Splendid Grill. Bank of Phoenix. Citizens State Bank. Commercial National Bank. The Valley Bank. National Bank of Arizona. Warren Brothers company. The Hub Clothing company. Valley Lumber company. Phoenix Flour Mills. Palace Hardware & Arms company M. Goldwater x Bro., dry goods. Crystal Ice & Cold Storage Go. George o. Ford. second hand store. Fitzhugh and Byron. Ezra w. Thayer, hardware. Electrical Equipment company of
  Arizona.
 Franklin D. Lane. real estate. Arizona Publishing company. Lannon's Business College. Bayless Baking company. Standard Furniture company. r. w. Woolworth company. Phoenix Feed and Seed company. Commercial Cafe. Boston Store. Talbot and Hubbard. hardware Ford-Levy Furniture company. Anderson Insurance company Kunz Brothers & Messenger. Grand Cafe.
 Motor Supply company. Meyers -Leiber Advertising Service. A. l.. Moore & Sons. Republican Print Shop. Bartlett Heard 14and and Cattle company.
 Dwight B. Heard Investment com pany.
 A. H. Mcclellan.
 J. c. Penny company Kibbey, Bennett, Gust & Smith. Phoenix National Bank.
 Phoenix Savings Bank and Trusf company.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-28

improving yesterday to such an ex- tent that she expects to be up In a few days.
 Visiting Robinsons Mrs. John Loomis and daughter accompanied by Mrs. NcSpaden and mother, have visited Mrs. N. A. Rob inson the past week.
 From Gilbert
 Bryant Saller and family of Gilbert were Sunday visitors with J. J. Con- rad and family.
 Visited School
 Charles English was school wis itor yesterday. Ehe number of school visitors this year has been in excess of any time before and shows that the people are interested in their school. Principal L. O. DuRoss wants the parents and others to feel free to visit the school at any time.
 Visits Fraziers Spring Six families from this community went for a camping trip Sunday to Fraziers Spring in the northern part Of Paradise Valley.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-28
SCOTTSDALE WILL
 NAME SCHOOL BOARD

SCOTTSDALE, Oct. 27-The polls will be open Saturday for electing a school board member to fill the Va- cancy caused by the resignation of J. J. Kallman. Mir. Mailman has served faithfully on the board for the past two years and it is with regret to his many friends that his farm ing requires his time too much to be able to continue as a member. Wall ter Dom is the only candidate to be voted on. Several more names were mentioned but the persons asked to run expressed their opinion that AIr Dom was good man and would not run. While there will be no opposi- tion 1t is the desire of the remain ing board members, the PIT. A. and other community organizations that every one who can vote will show their interest in the school by voting Beavers Will Play Tempe Normal
 One of the hardest games the local boys will have will be Friday after noon when they play the fast Tempe Normal boys at the Normal grounds. The followig boys are in the lineup for the Beavers: F. CoIdwen and T. Smith, forwards; R. Adams. center; w Smith and H. Beller, guards. Will Miller and l.. Sullivan. substitute guards, The local boys expect to gain
 
 much from this game that will help them when they play their first con ference game Nov. 4th with Tempe high.
 New Store Buldinq
 Lorner Heron is building a con crete block store building adjoining l his present place of business. The | building will be 12x50 feet. Several | parties have expressed a desire to lease 1t when finished, but no plans have been made to date as to what business will occupy it.
 Committees Visit Phoenix
 Several of the committees that are in charge of the Jazz circus that is to be held at the school house Fridav were in Phoenix yesterday buying supplies for the entertainment. From the interest that is being shown a 1 large attendance is expected.
 Mrs. Henderson lmprovino
 Mrs. c. s. Henderson, who has been ill at her home for the past week. wa
Arizona republican., 1921-10-28
NOTES FROM CLASS AND CAMPUS
 OF PHOENIX UNION HIGH SCHOOL

made a great hit with the students and assisted in teaching the school a booster song, Throw away your hammer, go get a horn" Coach Rob inson gave a short talk on what kind of team will be seen in action next Saturday. He suggested to the stu dents that they watch the line-men and the players who run interference for the man carrying the ball. instead of keeping their eye on the man carry ing the ball all the time.
 The freshmen had a class meeting while the big assembly was going on. They elected James Rorax, vice pres ident. Lieut.. Dqkes and McComb talked football and the game to be played next Saturday.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-28

dals which you can make of yellow silk with long toes stuffed and caught back to the upper part of the shoe with a yellow thread which will be practically invisible.
 After the guests have arrived, they will be conducted by the little page, who keeps her finger to her mouth as a request for silence, to a room with huge Silence signs hung about. Then the page, from the pumpkin which she carries, will distribute pen cils and paper to each guest, telling them to write down the names of as many of the ghosts present as they know.
 There will be Shakespeare with a huge white crepe paper ruff around his neck; Diogenes, carrying pump kin lantern and searching every face; Columbus with a map in his hand; Sir Walter Raleigh and Queen Eliza beth in the famous pool act.
 Of course, the person who guesses the most ghosts correctly will be given prize by the page. If possible, have all of the rooms which you use for this party lighted with candles-it adds much to the effect.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-28

The big annual Hollowe'en party will be held this. year at the Y. M. C. A., tomorrow from to 10 o'clock. The boys are blaming to make it bigger and better than ever and with the help of several members of the high school faculty it is sure to be good. There will be fortune telling, ghost stories and the ghost walk will have something new in thrills. All high school students are invited Come masked.
 The football fellows have been working like troopers practicing up for the coming game with Tucson high for the state championship. The first team proved yesterday that the new lineup has made the team a stone wall on defensive ssd the team as a whole works like a machine. If the team next Saturday gets the sup port from the students as it did in the Mesa game, it is bound to walk away with the large end of the score.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-28
INDUSTRIAL WEEK EXPOSITION TENT
 ARRIVES IN CITY

Plans for the biz industrial expo safIon which will crown the mani fnld achievements of Industrial Week. NoK emler . to r, will begin to as sume the form of outward activity today. with the stretching of the can WIS for the huge tentatorium which rrsill house the exhibits. and from now urtii the close of the exposition theI hum Of Industrial Week vii be heard in tho vicinity of the old Central school block just east of the post office.
 The hig top arrived yesterday and with it the chief of erection and a corps of expert assistants. One entire car vas utilized for transporting the canvas and ropes. Another car was uSr7 for the electrical equipment which win be used for Illuminating features.
 A number of volunteer subscrip lions were made to the Industrial Week guarantee fund yesterday by persons. who though not directly benefited consider the enterprise Elertorious one, deserving of sup port 1s a matter of civiS pride. These subscriptions were gratefully received by the finance committee, with the explanation that as the committeeman are all busy men it has been impossible to see everyone. Don't wait for us to call" is the sug Ecssi0n of the committee. Call up the chamber of commerce or send in ynnr check and you will be duly credited.
 Guarantee fund subscribers to date are as follows:
 Barrows Furniture company. Dulrage and Dunbar.
 Phoenix Steam Laundry.
 rT4~f~ all and Oil W. w. Lawhon.
 Eerryhill company. stationers. Phoenix Drug company.
 Goldberg Brothers. clothiers. Bear Ddug company.
 Fred Wood.
 Nason's Pharmacy.
 American Root Beer company. F. J. Doyle.
 Frank Shirley.
 Charles Korrick and Brother. Dancan and Jack.
 Hassayampa Creamery.
 TassO Coe-
 John F. Barker and company. O'Aaliey Lumber company. Southwestern Sash and Door Co., Constable Ice company.
 Savoy hotel.
 Overland Arizona company. Vance Brothers Baking Co. Mathews Paint company.
 Sun Drug company.
 Hotel Adams.
 EaEan Construction company. Arizona Shope Concrete Brick company.
 Donofrio Confectionery company. Gillespie Petroleum company. Western States Securities Co. Eio Grande oil company.
 T. T. Whitney.
 Union Auto Transportation Go. Peek Fleming.
 New State Electric company. T. B. Stewart.
 Home Builders.
 lfcNcil company
 Doris Heyman Furniture Co. ?. Salisbury.
 Central Arizona Light & Power Co. Southwestern Cotton company. McDougall and Cassou.
 lescher. Kibbey and Mahoney. Owl Drug company.
 Northrup Optical company. Arizona Machinery Manufacturing company
 Ben Rice
 1IcArthur Bros
 Arizona Auto Ton Co
Arizona republican., 1921-10-28

The Coyote Journal will appear at noon today. This will be an extra fine edition. Every person must pre- sent their ticket at the desk in front of the auditorium in order to receive a journal this time. No excuses will be accepted. Students may also get back number issues.
 Yesterday the second, third and fourth period classe were shortened At the end of the fourth. there was a big assembly to, boost the Tucson high football game. ''Verle" led sew eral yells and made changes in the style of yelling. Joe Doran then in troduced Eddie Talbert a tenor from Chicago. who entertained the assem- bly with several character songs. He
Arizona republican., 1921-10-28

W. D. Northern. V. o. Wallingsford. Porter Saddle X Harness Go. Arizona Laundry Go. Twohy Bros. Co. Phoenix Natl Life Ins. Go. Jefferson Hotel. Ford-Levy Fur Co. Donofrio Floral Go. Arizona Packing Go. Harold l.. Arnold. Manufacturing Stationers. Ceilings Vehicle & Harness Co. EXide Battery.
 Vic Hanny.
 R. A. Kirk.
 Armstrong, Lewis & Kramer. Phoenix Nash Co.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-28
HIS SURPRISE BIGGER

BRADFORD. ENG.-The members of St. Chrysostoms's church thought they would surprise their vicar, Rev. W. Cunliffe, by cleaning up the vii carage for his return from vacation. They got the real surprise when he brought back a bride.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-28
TO cHuRcH-eoERs ONLY
By AlIman

NOTTINGHAM, Eng--Dance tick cts are distributed to the congrega- tion of St. Catherine's church every Sunday morning. Only those who attend services are admitted to the dancing academy instituted by the vicar.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-28

The uniform of the U. S. Army Nurse corpH IS oli drab, the same as worn b7 officers and enlisted men
, 1921-06-05

FOR RENT-Basemeat apartment:
electric lights. gas range. fireplace.
modern and roomy. 1876 South Spruce
street 6-3-u
, 1921-06-05

office Of the Secretary of State Of
Wyoming on the 18th day Of May.
1921. at 0 a. m The purposes for
which this corporation is formed are
to conduct a general real estate. in
vestment, insurance and loan husi-
ness with power to act as corpor-
ate agents and fiduciaries and cor
porate trustee. The e-.st:1 stock
Is in the sum Of s106.co~ consist
ing Of 100000 shares OF the par
value of 81 each. Its term of ex-
istence Is for n period of fifty
years. There shall be five direct
ors, and the names of those who
shall manage the affairs Of the
company for the first year are as
follows. to-wit: Fred Van Gordon,
James II. Hubbard. Chester NJ Bry-
an. Gus F. Bell and William B.
Cobb The principal operations of
this company shall be carried on in
the County of Natrona and State
Of Wyoming. Its principal place
, 1921-06-05
LEFT
WITH NURSERY
ARE ABANDONED
Vain Search Made for Mother
Whose Infant Takes III and
Dies After Being Aban-
doned to Nurse

DENVER, June z-Last Sunday
two young mothers who gave their
names and Mrs NJ. Lloyd n Mrs.
J. Francour. called at n day nursery
conducted by Mrs. H. E Messick in
Englewood. a Denver suburb. and left
their little babies. Mrs Lloyd's a girl
, months old. and Mrs. F~rancour's
boy. Bobbie. 6 months w They re
turned again Monday night and asked
that the little ones be taken arc Of
q little while longer.
That is tho last Mrs. Messlck saw
OF the two mothers and she has asked
the police TO aid her in locating them
because little Bobbie became suddenly
i'll Tuesday and, after all Efforts TO
find his mother had failed. h little
fellow died wednesday morning.
At the addresses given by Mrs.
Lloyd and Mrs Francour when they
left the babies At the nursery 1t was
said they had given up their quarters
and departed. Investigation at a
candy factory where h women said
they were employed. revealed thai no
parsons OF their description were
known there.
, 1921-06-05

Of business shall be at No. 21s East
Second Street in the City Of Cas-
per. And the agent in charge Of
said office upon whom process may
be served is Fred Van Gordon
Dated at Casper, Wyoming. this
goth day OF May. 1871
FRED VAN GoRDEN,
President
Attest: CHESTER NJ. BRYAN.
Secretary.
Publish May 81. IS. June 4. 1871
, 1921-06-05
Homes Flooded,
Residents Safe

PEORIA, III. June 4.-The entire
population OF Urbandaie. about 400
persons. were driven from their
homes for the greater part Of the
night and lesser numbers uers made
shelterless temporarily at Washington
and Farcdale by h Overlooking OF
Farm crek. caused by the cloudburst
last night Many gardens and small
livestock were lost in the food.
, 1921-06-05
Rail Artillery
Equipment Sent
To HaUaii, Said

HONOLULU. 7. H. June Equip.
ment a beer assembled ON the main
lane ready for shipment to Hawaii for
the establishment Of a railway artillery
battalion, including eight motar Of
i2-lneh caiiber. 10 be used on all lines
OF the Oahu railway on this island.
Il WAS announced ut army headquar-
tiers here today Spur tracks will be
built where the railway does not reach.
thus enabling the army 10 rush, heavy
artillery to any strategic point OF the
Island. the announcement. saio-
, 1921-06-05
MURDERER OF
TURK FREED

BERLIN. June <-By The Asso-
ciated PreSSH Solomon Telirian. the
Armenian student who. in March last.
shot ane killed Talaat Pasha- former
grand vizierr and minister Of ftnanc
OF Turkey. was acquitted In the assize
court herr.
, 1921-06-05

DENVER, June a. pin set with
81 diamonds. valued at $1,000, was lost
by Mrs. A M Oberfeider. wife of A.
NJ. oberfelder. director Of the Denver
Artists series. at n local hotel. she re
ported to the police
, 1921-06-05

For fifty years Mrs. Jennie C. Bean
has made an annual pilgrimage to
the cemetery at Winchester. Va. for
the purpose OF decorating the graves
OF confederate soldiers
, 1921-06-05

NOTICE OF INCORPORATION.
The Van Gordon Investment
was Incorporated in the
, 1921-06-05

Our opportunity TO be useful to man
kind at large depends first nj being
loyal TO ourseives-warren Harding.
, 1921-06-05
Shirts Shirts

We have a complete stock of Mems Shirts and Boys Shirtwaists
in madras, percaes and Soisette, also a beautiful line of Mems Silk
Shirts at all prices. Call on US when you need shirts.
, 1921-06-05
Underwear

You will find all styles of Underwear here and the prices r. right,
Call on us when you need Underwear, as W know you will find just
what you want. We re showing several styles of Mems Athletic Union
Suits priced from s10o up. Also genuine B. v. DIS at Sis per suit.
, 1921-06-05
WANTED TO RENT

wANTED-By June 10. by perma-
nent tenant. three or four-room
modern house or apartment close In.
pest references. profitecrs need not
answer. Call 1s7w- s-3s-tf
, 1921-06-05

FOR RENT-First class board and
ROOM. all modern home Phone
i59sR. 64-ti
, 1921-06-05
FOR SALE-AJT0MO5iLE

FOR SALE Good used cars: Dodge
touring; Ford roadster; Ford deliv-
cry; Buick Six: Studebaker. Maxwell:
Ford touring; Dodge roadster; all c--s
in good shape: give terms TO right
party. Auto Exchange. Fifth and
Center streets. 6-i5t
, 1921-06-05

Observation-Disclosures and roomers.
street. salt
, 1921-06-05

FOR RENT-Largc furnished room:
suitable for one or two gentlemen:
close in Phone 2s7M- GAIT