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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-05
HISTORIANS DlrkD IN
PURCHASE ~ TANKS

pArlS. June s.--Thir,y five francs,
~ less than 81 apiccc-such h the pric~
At which the frcnch sovcrnmcnt has
teen slling british tanks which lie cut
along the Ch,min dies Danes. Most Of
them arc damaged. hut ~ old iron Il
j, thought they would r'alirc a, has,
Soc. THE tanks are SCATTERED around
the Fort dc IA rcmrcllc, which has
teen classified as . historical monu'
mcn,. When the Hhcims Rcconstruc'
lion Socl,,y heard tina, l, Was proposed
t. sill ,hc tanks u offVvcsl To- buy IwV
Ia H. kept as mcncn,us 1T the ticrcc
lattle which rsgcd srcund the fort
The S,Sle,y Was rtcrTcd hack H. the
contractor who had bought the tanks
Ia the FIRST peaCc. Tie sid two tanks
,vr 3.ece francs The pricc MAS accep
ted AMI Il Was only much htcr that the
ssSsiy heard that the contractor had
bought the tanks at thsFty'tiVc francs
splcce.
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FATHER nttE>sE ~
LINCOLN USED EFFECTIVELY

CHICAGO, June 4. - The "wca,hcr
deft'nHr" fret made famous by Ahrn'
IA ~ Lincoln during the Emnncipators
,a,sly law days, won freedom hc,o Tor
charles koane, lwcntyfour and VIII
iaa casey, twenty one, charged with
iot~ry,
Lincoln defending n man charged
with murder, wan an ucaul,hl when
lsc proved that prosecution wi,ncnAc
rratiiylng that the murder hnd hocn
dome IN "a moonligh, night, were wrong
1.ncoln read from an almanac to show
ing that the nlRhl was cloudy,
"Thc moon was SHINING bright and
We could easily see tho features NJ tho
twu robbers" ,wO witnesses testified
aralns, koanc aud Casey, These twu
defendants were the ruhhcrH"
The jury looked upon the Identified
ton as complete,
Ilu, Attorney ERNEST Stout rcmcm
h.red l.incoln's feat, lie read from the
official weather records ter the chlcn
~ dislric, showing thu, I, had snowcd
heavily Throughout the nlsht ~ III
nllvscd rohlsry and tina, thu moon was
ohs urcd, lie also won an ahaull'al
for his clients,
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START NOW

Enter here next Monday
and begin your preparation
for a position by early fall,
at which time positions are
most plentiful, Write, phone
or call for information.
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AN ESSAY THAT WON $4,000 PRIZE
FOR A TEEN-YEAR-OLD WRITER


The following Interesting story was
printed originally In the Kansas City
Rtar., IN IN. "sh,, ,v T,,,h mud o,,a
49,.
'''''"' "'"''"''''''
mins katherine Buii'rficld, u i6ycnr'
old high -....oo, 1T wcIacr. Idaho, wrote
the essay which won the national prize.
the II. \. fircstonc University scholar.
ship, valued nj $1,000, In last years
R0od highway and highway transport
education committee, Washington. ilcf
roads essay contest conducted by the
essay was chosen from more than two
hundred thousands others ~ the hest
on ship by Trucks aud Good I,mds. -
This In Miss Buitcrficld's essay which
won the national prize last year,
Lake curious children the Indians of
the plains watched the building VI the
first tranmon,incntal railroad. When
the firs, engine breathing smoke and
flame steamed down upon them. they
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-05
'ssBEEE. ksP &Eit

iiuSTON Junr i.-Jano A,ldint ~
liull House aud the world. came into
town. Aud IN u talk, about uH sum ~
she Ind taken oif her bonnet, fhn Hur'
viewed the globe and ~ prubf"mr
There's not problem, acosrding in
Miss Ad,lams, which may not d. ndiudi'
Gated II the wise minds and the kindly
hearts NJ the world survey TINT prob
lem with understanding and u onlm de-.
sire fer n solution
Aud this applied io M, from the
problem ~ the unmarried mplhor Ia the
irnhlom NJ world armament. sho said
Here ARE some bits 1T wisdom oullVd
from her talk
First IT al, an the unmarried moth
~ and the delinquent girl we're MI
wrong" said Miss Addnms. "whcn We
claim that most ~ the girls who ~
wrong de- 49, because they are feeble
minded We ARE told that about ten
years nRo. hut now va know that We
made very feeble mistake.
ttnland Grants Equality
Hut these are International pruhloma
should he approached with intelligence
and goodwill The way they handle the
problem IN Finland II not ~ had for
either nations Ia consider, In Finland
the child born out II wcdlnck shares
equally With thu child born within
That, In very many eases, would prove
a serious deterrent.
we hear all about III TINT women
ave losing their old',ime control; tina,
they are going Ia the deg |, fnr one
do not see that this In any more M Than
ever. Undoubtedly the fourteen year
old slrl 1T today N little overexcilcd
hy her unusual freedom, It's the times
M, the girl. however, that IN IN blame
Youthful Freedom
"Thc fiftccnycar.old girl NJ today
has more money, cnIoys more power
than ever In the world before, Give
the goud little fifteen 'ycarold of gen
creations aHu the same powcr and III,
same whcrcwi,hal and you'd have tn
same unrcstraincd little hSSi.,
"Rut these arr information pruhlm
which should fill the minds aud heart,
10 us all IN they arc settled, The Thin
the w,ald needs most II some lnlelligcn
International understanding, This ~
trade can be- resumed on a norma
status. We IN the United States hnN
a plethora 1T .ouis IT, sell, aud rcs,ricl
"a markets ,o sell them In, othc
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'nnumcrablc rndll

'nnumorablo rndlI.
In due time fleets " trucks ARE con-
Dyed bringing In The wool. transfer
linz II Ter iiH long haul Ia the Atlantic
gihnard. Railroads again return II to
~ M manufactured goods and the cycle
~ complete, Bursting glpnnrlcs spell
prosperity for the railroads 49, u long
haul a. the sca, To Insure iOOper cont
harvest. fullest benefit from short
'lnnilnH seasons, let the truck carry
he seed wheat, farm machinery. fuel
rplnccmrnta and repairs for the ahnr,
hnul. Long aud short haul agencies
supplemented each. The long are and
he short are doyclnllcd and the trans.
iortn,iun circle In complete. They coal.
, see, not conflict
within u mile ~ Edinboro town"
there runs an Old Roman road The
ilghlsccrs' but travels over the same
highway that rccchocd to the tread ~
l,oman soldcry. The work " human
hands two thousand years ago II an
instrument ~ human progress today,
The cost of such highways, distributed
ever centuries. fades into insignificancc,
Nevertheless, II takes something besides
the enthusiasm and energy ~ aprcudo,
efficiency expert u build good roads 4
good rad program cannot he clappcd
dawn upon n community like n nicely
ilutcd pie crust presenting an attractive
surface, Every dollars worth ~ bonds
must show dollars worth ~ perman'
ont Improvement. postcrity viii help
ray Tor the reads; we must insure value
received Millions have been spent by
corpora,lons to Improve railroads, nth
lions will be spent by cooperation to
build good roads.
The agencies ~ transportation may
hc likcned Ia the circulation of the
dood. No matter what bright aricrial
hlood the heart, the trunk line, pumps,
unless the capilhrics, the trunk lines,
carry II To the finger tips.
To the motor truck, the highest cx'
ponent II good roads, To good roads, the
lasls Tor truck efficiency,
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Women Harvester Nplrniy

WICHITA, KAN june T. -- Men,
watch that the Wom'n don't SHOW NOll
~ In The harvest fields this year, The
lucul employment offices report that
they have received numerous Inquiries
nom women who wish harvester work,
Most 1T The women prefer employment
uH cuubs although several have nm
nounood they have ne objections 10 do
INK manual work, u desired.
II " virtually u certainty that th'
state NJ KANSAS VII have u surplus oI
harvest hands fur the urOp this year,
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Powerful Transformers for West

i'ITrsflElD, Mass June \. 3D. The
two highest voltage transformers In tho
world were shipped by the local branch
Ut u well known electrical manufacture
INK company few days aso. one IL
IL h. uHcl NJ Cascade, 'nl, aud the
other In the Sierra Nevada mountains,
Each IL 100000 volts and will convey
an electrical current 200 miles,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-05

lnehiions which should bo approached
ana settled ARE the Japanese question,
the Russian question nnd the Irish
question.
"In Ireland iUdny We have two fnr
iinnr ~ young men keeping NJ cor.
stunt hoad'un collision, II seems I'm
PEI tiblo that iva lingliHh speaking HHr
llu1H runnol settle ihrii troubles with
oui ull lhit great waste NJ present 10
INK np IN Ireland
In NnsH ilimndr
Here are Soma HuggpHilnnH nn inter
M liunnl pruhloma offered by the great
Al h"rlrin woman,
"Thni We lilt the Russian blookndc.
'Thtt We ronnVe M restriction n
trpdr anywhere, which hnr been mad
To- pollllcnl purposes,
"rhnt We Cuino 10 Npmr definite ne
lion IN regard ~ the league,
'rhul we reach dulHlnnH un the lluH
atln aud japanese questions,
"'rhu budding ~ eighteen lnillprhlpl
In uu country" Miss AddlmH said, "l'
the logical consequence 1T ulr staying
ani ~ the league And In Europe Hh'
explained, ~ N considered very an
generous ~ uH ~ start this now whcf
n many other countries are M Hpcn
by war that they cnnnn, compete, Iiu
I mn very sure that, prrplrsinR ~ lh'
world situation ~. II III may he SETTLED
II Ruod people got together ana NY
with faith and hope aud courage hon
ostl, H. com" Ia the rlghi doclflunH,'
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Educate
for
Business

There Is a demand now for
the really trained young man
and young woman In bust
ness. We have been placing
graduates in good paying po-
sitions just as soon as they
graduate.
Evening journal., 1921-07-25
LARGE CROWD AT !
CAMP SERVICES l
Rev. Essel P. Thomas
breaches at Brandywine
Summit Service
FESTIVAL TO BE
HELD THURSDAY

The largest audience which has
attended the services In Brandywine
Summit Camp meeting grove thus
far this year, greeted the Rev. Essei
Parks Thomas. pastor Of Epworth
Methodist Episcopal Church, at the
services yesterday afternoon. The
choir Of Epworth Church. under di-
rection Of George f. King. provided
program OF music.
Dr. Thomas gave an interesting
fifteen minute character study Of
John the Baptist
Harper Spry. tenor. and Mrs.
Mabel McGinley spry, cornetist. gave
solos and the choir. composed Of 35
voices. sang AT Sunset" by Gabriel.
and MY Jesus 1 Love Thee" by
Edwards.
The childrens meeting. at AIS
o'clock was In charge OF Mrs. Ella
Rhoads and the Rev. Raymond w.
Cooke. assistant pastor OF St. paula
NJ. r. Church. The children sang
their favorite songs and recitcd
verses Of Scripture.
Next Thursday evening there will
be an ice cream festival on the camp
grounds. held by the Women's Aux
iliary OF Brandywine Summit Camp.
Z on Friday night. Epworth choir will
/ give a concert. on Saturday there
/ will be a sing-song in the evening.
/ led by Professor /. II. Meredith. OF
! New York. lie will also conduct the
singing at the two services on next
Sunday.
There are more cottagers on the
grounds now than there have beon
az this time OF the year for many
seasons. A record rd-brealSing camp
meeting is predicted during the first
two weeks OF August.
Evening journal., 1921-07-25
SERUM
TO Cure CASE
OF BLINDNESS
CONTINUED from frst page)

Aconlnucd from iirst paRel
member. In accordance with the
ethical standards OF medical prac-
tice.
They are said to be just two limi-
tations upon the effectiveness OF the
serum. Il will not change a condi-
tion OF total blindness. and It can
not be used in cases OF blindness
caused by accident. in which hemor-
rhage resulted.
Nine out OF ton cases OF blind
ness caused by atrophy have been
successfully treated by DR.. Pond.
When he makes his report OF his
discovery he Will make known the
composition Of the serum. so that IT,
may be used by all eye practitioners
The cures which DR.. Pond lsAi
known TO have effected were made
In cases which were declared hope
less by eye specialists in several hos
pitals. From three to six months
was required In each case FOR the
restoration OF normal sight Nour-,
ishment OF the optic nerve gradually a
restored Il to health. injection OF ther
serum being made through the eye-l
BAH. a,
Il don't know what TO do. am
terribly distressed" s-
That Is how Or. Pond today re- i..
celved the news that his remedy for 4,
partial blindness had been made,
public.
Five years ago" said the doctor.
II suggested publishing the full
facts about my serum. but on the ad-
vice OF very influential colleague,
decided TO say nothing but just to.
go on using Il In the hospitals until
/ had reached stage OF practical.
perfection in curing atrophy OF the
optic nerve.
Il had determined that in a few
months that goal would be reached.
Already I am thinking about my re-
port TO the American Medical Asso-
ciation"
DR.. Pond smiled sadly.
Now" he said. Through the mis-
taken generosity Of a patient I am
faced with discharge from my hos
pitals and the loss Of my practice.
Tho reports in the newspapers read
as II 1 we're a quack or a charlatan
with publicity axe 20 grind. and 1
must shortly face my hospital board
and explain that the story got into
print through this friend who re-
peated my handling Of his case
broadcast until II found the light OF
day in the papers"
Dr. Pond is apparently sincerely
upset not only on his own account
but for the thousands OF blind peo-
pie whom he says. have been led to
believe that he can cure the blind.
Poor =ouls. wish / could" said
the doctor walking up and down the
hall Of his home. I have already
read Inquiries from some blind peo-
pie OF over eighty and I don't doubt
that my afternoons mail will con-
tain a mass Of pitiful appeals for
treatment which / cannot give. No.
won't say anymore about my
serum. When all this unfortunate
controversy has quieted down then
1 may be able TO make my full serum
report"
Evening journal., 1921-07-25
USED CARS

Below is a partial list OF our used cars,
ana some mighty good ones. too. All
these cars we stand back OF and you
know our reputation for square dealing.
1920 Buick. 5-passenger touring; fine
1920 Dodge sedan; only run 5000 miles.
1918 Stutz. 6-passenger touring n beauty.
1915 Chevrolet 400 touring excellent buy.
1918 Chevrolet 100 touring; going 20 be
1918 Dodge touring; just the car you
have hecn looking for.
1917 Grant Six touring; a big snap.
1914 Cadillac touring at give-away price.
t9lS Maxwell touring, new top. good
isi7.is,ia-2o Ford roadsters. at your own
1915 Chalmers. 5-passenser touring; act
"a Franklin touring; mighty good buy
1919 bort. 5-passengeri must be sold
quick.
1917 REQ. 5-passenger tourinsi look it
1917 Dodge roadster; won't stay long.
10lS Dodge coupe; q nifty car az give
1918 Chevrolet 400 sedan; it's real car
az a right price.
1918 Mitchell 5-passenger. touring; look
this one over.
All the above cars can he purchased on
our easy, confidential payment plan. AT
the same prices you purchase for cash
Absolutely no charge for this service We
cannot urge too strongly that you come
in and let rs show you these cars. Most
an thoroughly overhauled and repalnted
and are as near new as they can be made
KEEL MOTOR COMPANY,
Eleventh ard Tatnan Streets.
iune13-tL Phone e<oc.
Evening journal., 1921-07-25
ONE Voice IN
ARMS PARLEY
FOR BRITAIN
1eontInusd from nrat parel

A'WMNAMlfA ANNIN NNNN IAhtN
the Washington conference and the
holding OF a preliminary conference
IN London.
Tho British Empire officially will
have only one voice In the Washing
ton disarmament conference. the
United Press was informed today.
Representatives of Britain's self
governing dominions will be includ-
ed In the delegation. but Secretary
Hughes. it is understood. viii inform
Britain that 81 IL the attitude OF his
government that the Empire have
but one vote.
10 Is thought that AZ least two OF
the British delegates will be chosen
from among Premier Meighen. OF
Canada; Premier Hughes. OF AUS
trala. and Premier Massey OF New
Zealand Il Is also believed likely
that Jan C.. Smuts. Premier Of South
Africa. Will be a delegate.
officials here now think Il r. a
certainty that Secretary Hughes vii
head the American delegation.
Former Secretary OF State Elihi
Root now il regarded also AZ almost
a certain member.
Some observers here think thai
President Harding will appoint q
public man identified with the Demo-
cratic party as a delegate. in ordei
10 make the American delegation
non-partisan In this connection
they pick John W. Davis. America
Ambassador 90 Great Britain In tn
Wilson administration.
LONDON. July 90. Omitted Press
The British Imperial conferenc
beginning tho last week OF its ses
sions here today devoted its at
tenuon to President Harding's invi
tatlon 20 a disarmament conference
Premiers Hughes and Massey o
Australia and New Zealand dld no
press their demand for a preliminar
conference In London TO conside
Pacific questions.
Evening journal., 1921-07-25
SCISSORS

A scissors kept as sharp and clean
as your knives Is a valuable addition
10 your kitchen outfit. II is exceed
ingly Yscful in cutting cold meat into
cubes for trimming on bacon rinds
and fatE.
Evening journal., 1921-07-25

Do not overlook the manifold op-
portunities OF the Want Ads 20 Sc
cure Office positions
Evening journal., 1921-07-25
CIOTHFSIINE.

II you will boil the new Clothes
line before using Il, you win ind Il
will last much longer and win not
stretch.
Evening journal., 1921-07-25
ON BFIL Is BROKEN.

BERLIN.-The largest bell on the
cathedral here Is broken. II was one
Of the largest and oldest In The
world. II was cast in 147l-
Evening journal., 1921-07-25
MOVING AND HAULING.
LIFE AND CHARACTER
READING.
July 25.


The woman OF this birthdate IS
fond OF her home and family. She
is an ideal mother. an excellent
housekeeper and cook and alto
gether, a woman whose main ele-
ment should be in her home. This
woman should choose for a profess
sion that OF a nurse or teacher.
Governed by the sun as a planet.
this character II ardent in love and
friendship, generous TO a fault and
forgiving. Many famous people OF
the stage have been born on this
date
The sign OF this birthdate is Leo.
meaning "Lion-hearted" and they
are known for their dauntless cour-
age and lack OF fear.
The birthstone is a ruby.
Real estate and farms will be sold
Evening journal., 1921-07-25
HELP WANTED.
sALEsNIEN WANTED.

SAIEsMEN-CATHoLic. / An IN
- need Of i've men; experience un-
/ ecessary. Call O'Donnell, 5l7 West St.,
etwcen 5 and r. NJ jy25-lt.
Evening journal., 1921-07-25

EoR sALE-Isis CHEVROLET TOUR.
II ing. S22J; Mitchell special. new top
rubber. perfect -ondldon. 12f Concord
Ave. Phone 5J9-W. jyi4-im.
Evening journal., 1921-07-25

EOR RENr-HoUSE, EIGHT ROOMS,
Il bath, gas, electric. Apply 7Oe Kirk
wood st. jy23-1m.
Evening journal., 1921-07-25
nuBLIC AUCTION SALE OF MIsCEL

DUBLIC AUCTION SALE OF MlSCEL-
Il laneous supplies medical and hos
pital supplies, drugs and subsistence, az
Philadelphia General intermediate Depot
phihdeiphia. Pa, Thursday. July -s,
1921. ut 10 o'clock A. NJ eastern stand
Among the many items 10 be sold will
be the following Goats, -kreeches un-
derwear. Socks, Gloves. Hoods, Lacesi
shoes and Shoe lasts. Muffers. Mackinaws,
Shirts. Oilskins. Kit Bags. Emhlems and
Hat Bands; Motor Bases. Starting Boxes,
Brushes, Bushings and Miscellaneous
Electrical Equipment. Coffer, Tea. Choco-
late. Cocoa, Soups and Commisnry Sup
plies: Medicines. Chemicals and Hospital
supplies; 500 new Basins, white enamel
1000 = tins Chloroform; 35,sss In.
Special mention Is made Of the follow
ing. 300 white Blankets, 100 Rubber
Blankets 500 Large Jars, l55 pairs Felt
slippers rubber solesl, 50 pairs
pers 1914 pairs summer Drawers,
3sOa3T pairs new White Cotton Gloves,
gn97 Shoe Lasts, 1.l16 Wool Mufhers
20. D.. Red Crossl, G0,5i0 pairs new Wool
Stockings 4.15s I'm tins Cocoa.
HOW 10 GET THERE: on arrival az
Philadelphia. take west bound car No. Il,
on Market street TO any point east OF
Nineteenth street. and get on AZ Twenty
tieth and skunk STREETS walk two blocks
south and one block west 10 the depot.
Terms. Cash or certified check. The
government reserves the night 20 reject
any or an bids.
Catalogues now ready and may be had
upon application 10 J. r. POURIE. Ia
Col. Q. VI. c.. Eastern Sur. Prop. Con.
Officer, Army supply Base. Brooklyn. y.
Y. or COMMANDING OFFICER. Quar-
tcrmaster Inter. Depot, Dist ST. a Oregon
Ave, Philadelphia. Pa.
or NJ. FOX 4 SONS co.
(Onical Auctioneers).
Rooms 4-5-6. 2i3 Courtland Street
jy25-lt. Baltimore, Maryland.
Evening journal., 1921-07-25
TYPFWRITERS.

TINYPEwRITERs RENTED-THREE
months. 81 90 Rental applied on pur-
chase Sold $500 monthly. Iypewriters
repaired. Royal Typewriter Agency.
Typewriter Exchange. second moor. y. W.
Cor. Seventh and Market SIS. auz22-u.
Evening journal., 1921-07-25

Do not overlook the mamtoio OPP
portunities OF the Want Ads TO Sc |
cure ofice positions.
REAL EsTATE-FoR SALE.
WANT TO sELL YOUR NoRrGAGEi |
w can SAC isne7-tf
NOR SALE OR COTTAGE AT |
Il Rehoboih. sis Orange 81 iyh-l2t
T,oR sALE-Two LOTS AT COLON
Il ial Park. 5Ox125 feet. CHEAP. Az
Hayurd Ave. ly-'-sI
INOR sALE-i6Oo W. 18th ST, NEAR
II b. & %. station Nice. cheerful home.
For fun particular Phone 2-9I-J.
iyz2-at
nONT BuY YOUR HOME UNTIL
IL Won have seen the newest slx-ruom
bungalow az Bcllefonte. Phone 52eo-J.
iune2o-eod-l2t
EOR SALE CHEAT. AT End or
Il stanton trolley. three acres and build
ings with an improvements, or Will
trade for city property. 5. H. cunning
ham, stanton. jy1i-ut
O4O- TATNALL ST. 7 ROOMS
I = tUt and hath. gas, electric.
heater, two porches. large yard, fruit ana
able home. Phone s7oo,J. jy2i-it.
/ IVOR SALE - SEMI DETACHED.
Il square plan. s rooms. bath, electric,
gas heater two porches, fruit trees,
chicken house, garden planted; cheap.
Phone o'l'-k. Jy-u-ot'
TOR SALE SEVEN ROOMS. BATH.
Il hot water heat gas, electric. sta
tionury tubs. garage lot 2oKl-u feet; on
Market street north Of Brandywine
Price sG.j0O. Easy terms Phone SIG
Jy-'-sI
NOR sALE-23OO VAN DUREN ST. g
Il rooms. bath. electric light, hot water
heat; hrst.class condition; Immediate
possession. Price 5000 Apply office, $.
". Braunstein. Inc, 6i0 Market ST. Phone
Gssi. iy22-tf
TOR sALE-AT 'IYNDALfA," NEW
j six-room house with bath. cement
cellar. front ami hack pnrchcs, arfeslan
wei water. plpeless heater. Bargain for
quick sale. ]. G. Justis Co. NewpQft
rei mayi3-eod-t
ENOR SALE-wHY swELTER IL THIS
II heat when on one days notice. you
can have n cool, breezy. j-room sefli-
bungalow az Rcllefonte. Only $500 down.
Call after @ o'clock. Chas. =. Wcidin.
lfs-R, Holly Oak. jyiS-i2t
FARM LANDS FOR SALE.
NEW JERSEY.
~ s. cash, g monthly, buys two acres
n John street, New York. jy23- -2ot.
Evening journal., 1921-07-25
ROOMs TOR KENT.

EOR RENT NEATLY FURNISHED
II rooms III W Eighth ST. lyi2-im.
Evening journal., 1921-07-25
GARAGE

EAsTLAKE GARAGE AND REPAIR
II shop. Ford work a speciality. Prices
quoted. COZ W. 30th 81. Phone 75f2-W.
jyi3-i2t.
Evening journal., 1921-07-25

T'iRFS-A ALL MAKES GuARAN-
tesl hrsts At cut --i-es. Keil Motor
TO, Eleventh aud 1ttnan Sts Phone
Cfpo apr3o-tf.
Evening journal., 1921-07-25

NOR RENT-APARTMENT. THREE
II rooms and bath. gas and electric. 1913
". Fourth ST. jy25-3t
Evening journal., 1921-07-25
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

INOK SALE-i02O MAXWELL TOUR
Il ing car. Phone ig7i-J. jy25-3t.
Evening journal., 1921-07-25
BUSINESS COLLFGFS.

DEACON HAS A NATIONAL REPU-
ID tation as a business training school,
and its graduates are 90 demand al all
times for desirable positions. New stu
dents admitted every Monday.
BEACON BUSINESS COLLEGES,
aug23 -1yE Tenth a King StreetA
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sANITARY WoRKER-

: J. WINCHESTER, Ills Is STREET.
,. Odorless cxcavating. When you
nt your cesspools cleaned, phone
2-W. feb2-1yr.
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c1- WEST FURNISHED ROOM
OlO for gentleman. ly21-6t
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EOR RENT - TWO FURNISHED
Il rooms $40 Madison St. jy2o-eod-dt
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THE ARCADTA-Leonard Behring, SOS
r. Eighth street. will please call at the
advertising department OF The Evening
journal for two tickets for the Arcadia
Theatre. TO see "rhe Silver Lining"