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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-20
How Do You Like These
Names for 1926 Fair?

"The Twentieth Century Fair Of
Philadelphia is name for the
Sesoui- Centennial suggested by JOS
eph Anon, of 532 Morris street, in
an effort to help the EVENING PuB.
Lie LEDGER to find n name of
greater popular appeal for the big
exposition that is to be held here in
1926.
Independence Exposition" is one
of three suggestions sent in by s.
J. j.
Worlds Liberty Fair" is one of
two hints offered by A. =. Kaiser,
1435 West Clearfeld street.
The Cradle Of Liberty Fair"
comes from Edward Noemer. 1919
Sixty eighth avenue, Oak Lane.
Worlds Disarmament Fair IS
offered by Samuel Chandross, 4121
Poplar street.
International Fair Of 1926" was
suggested BY David Chappcll, 1915
North Robinson street.
What's your idea?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-20
AUTOS INITIATE GOATS
Drivers Try for Each Others by
ButtIna-PoIiee Get Both

After drivers Of limousine and a
taxicab had entertained crowd at
Thirteenth and 'F!lbert streets yesterday
by "bucking" their machines head on,
the Entertainment was ended BY the
arrest Of both men.
Michael Cantrcll. Twenty ninth street
below Federal, and William Barth.
Girard avenue near Twenty ninth, had
an argument az 10 who should take
precedence in taxi line.
According to police Cantrell rammed
his car into Barth's and the latter re-
taliated by showing the first car up
on the pavement. Cantrell came back
into action by ramminG the limousine
admidships, and 30 it went. The bucking
continued until the size Of the crowd
and cheers for their respective cham
piors brought police.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-20
HAYWOOD GETS CONCESSION
"sIa Bill" Will Operate Coal Mines
In Siberia

Bpecial Ca6Ie Dispatch. Copyright. 1871
Moscow, Oct. 2O.-The Siberian Rev
olut!onary Committee has granted a
sroup of American workmcn, headed
By "Big Bill" Haywood, the I. w. w.
leader, who jumped his bond and
skipped to Russia, Il concession to op-
crate coal mines in the KuSnetzky
Basin.
The plan calls for the employment Of
2S00 American miners. some Of them
now in Russia and the rest to emigrate
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-20
s1e,o3s FOR WAR WORK
Collins G. Smith Get Verdict Against
BaldWIn's

Before Judge Patterson today jury
awarded Howard y. Collins and Scott
Smith, co-partners. verdict against
Baldwin Locomotive Works, for SlS.-
039SS.
Their claim was based on an agree
ment with Baldwins under which they
performed certain work on shells for
the Allies.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-20
U. Of p. Class Elects Officers

The senior class Of the Evening
School Of Accounts and Finance Of Tho
University of Pennsylvania yesterday
elected the following officers Presi,
dent. &. J. Re!menschnelder; vice pres
idcnt, I. K. Barrett; treasurer, D. !
Horgan, Jr. secretary. Miss a. Hens
Ter; honor men, w. r. Biting and &
NJ. Paschall.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-20
U. S. WINS LAND SUIT
Court Refuses TO Keep Hog Island
TitIe From Government

Title From Government
Equity proceedings Of Charles n
Black. Of this city, to restrain Secre-
tary of Internal Affairs Woodward from
executing q patent to the United States
Shipping Board for 54.o1 acres OF
ground In tho Hog Island shipyard
tract we're dismissed IN the Dauphin
County Court today By Judge Wicker
sham on the ground that Black had no
undisputed title to the property.
The action Is part Of the controversy
growing out Of g cIams to land In the big 1e
been maid to the State by the board
for tho property was involved in the
suit.
or so and is based on claims for land
Inade bv dredging and filing up the
riTer. river Blacks claim covers only n part
Of the land in question.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-09-01
BABY BEEF SHOW
First Contest for Boys and Girls
at Free Fair.
Great Interest in New Clubs
Evidenced Over State.

The first baby beef club show of
Kansas will be held at the Kansas
Free Fair September ~. There will
be about twenty to twenty-five calves
shown. These calves were fed, pre-
pared and fitted by the boys and girls
showing them, and the condition and
finish of the calves indicate that the
club mem bers have done excellent
feeding. The first venture by boys
and girls into the market production
of beef has been a success in every
way.
The farm bureaus of Atchison AMI
Greenwood counties, cooperating with
the Boys and Girls club department,
extension division of the Kansas State
Agricultural college, organized these
clubs early last sOring. Considering
the short feeding period, the club
calves have made remarkable gains.
They will average 1000 pounds when
shown, while the original weight was
about 500 pounds.
AtchisOn County Sends Calves.
Mr.. r. NJ. Bunnell, the Jealous
county calf club leader, and local lead
ers OF Atchison county. plan to make
the Topeka show a real treat for the
club members. The calves are to be
shipped to the fair a few days before
the Opening SO they will have time to
rest and be dressed up" by their
owners. Each member will personally
care for and show his or her calf. The
clubs will take tentage and camp out
the week of the fair.
Two or three calves are expected
from Jefferson county.
Great interest is being shown in the
baby beef clubs in Kansas, and this
promises to be one Of the most popular
demonstrations being conducted thru
the Boys and Girls club department
of the extension division.
The calves are to be sold when the
fair closes as the clubs were organ
lied to show the economy of finish
ing out market cattle at an early age.
The same methods relative to COM
mercial feeding have been followed.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-09-01
JUDGE WHITCOMB IN LINE
Is Being Urged to Take Place of Judge
John Q. Pollock.

In event. Judge John c. Pollock is
promoted from the position of United
States district judge to judge of the
circuit court for the Eighth district,
Judge George H. Whitcomb may be
urged as his successor. At present
Judge Pollock Is regarded as one of
the most probable judges to succeed
the late Judge Hook.
Judge Whitcomb has a high rating
as a jurist. He was selected for the
judgeship in 1911 by Governor Stubs
when the second division of the Shaw
nee county district court was created
by legislative enactment. He is rated
as one OF the most able judges in the
state with a record for a low per-
centage of reversals by the supreme
court Members of the Shawnee
county bar have declared they will
advance his name for the federal
judgeship in event Judge Pollock re-
ceiVes the circuit judgeship.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-09-01
| Is YEARS AGO IN TOPEKA
From the Columns Of
TEE TOPEKA STATE JOURNAL


An erroneous report has been In clrcula-
zion that commencing with September l.
chickens are allowed to run at large in
tha city. People who take down their
chicken fences are apt to have trouble, for
Two Years Ego the chicken ordinance which
oiloved fowls to run at large after Septem-
her I was amended and the AT large
'.Isuse was made effective for the entire
vcar People who allow their chickens to
run NJ large are liable to arrest and fine in
police court
f. ]. shakeshnft. chief clerk In the pas
scncer department of the Santa Fe, has re-
turned from Colorado after n two weeks
vacation, but is now confined to his home
by Illness
A ouartette Of male voices has been or
rnnized in North Topeka consisting of the
SnIiovvinr members: Charlie Berry, first
Tenor: l. L. France. second tenor; L. 7;
Frazer, first bass; j. W. smith, second
bass.
Miss Rirdie CrandaIl will remain In
Florence Italy. this winter and continue
her voice culture.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-09-01
STATE WARRANT FOR BAUGH
Is Charged With Attempted Criminal
Assault on Topeka Girl.

A state warrant charging Clifford
Baugh, 1884 College avenue, with an
attempted criminal assault on Miss
Dixie Brooks, 19-year-old girl, in
the grandstand at Washburn college
Sunday night, was issued Wednesday
afternoon by Tinkham Veale, county
attorney.
Cecil Standfold. SIS West Tenth
avenue, who was arrested with Baugh.
was released, officers saying they had
no evidence on which to hold him.
Standfold was found near the grand
stand and stated that he had picked
up Miss Brooks and Baugh and driven
with them to a point near the grand
stand, where they left the car and he
lost sight of them.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-09-01
OLD SETTLERS PICNIC
Outing Planned at Riverside Camp on
September Z.

A picnic for the old settlers of
Shawnee county will be held ,Septem-
Der at Riverside camp on the Fri
Hansford place. The camp is located
on the Kaw river bank seven and one
half miles west of Topeka.
There will be a fried chicken din
ner followed by various kinds of
amusements. There will be dancing
for the younger settlers. Some of the
speakers engaged are Capt. Joseph G.
Waters, T. A. McNeal, and ]. G. Wood,
all of Topeka.
The camp is one OF the newest
summer resorts for Topekaps. There
are twenty-five cottages as well as a
large dancing pavilion in the camp.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-09-01
Will PATROL HIGHWAYS.
Sedgwick County Sheriff Starts Ran
ger Plan Today.

Wichita, Kan, Sept. what is be-
lieved to be the beginning of a ranger
system in Sedgwick county will be
started today when a patrol will be
established to curb lawlessness on the
main county roads leading into
Wichita
But one additional officer will be
used at first, members of Sheriff Doug
Simmons's office having volunteered
their services. If the plan is a sue
cess, the sheriff proposes to employ
two deputies who will patrol all high
ways on motorcycles.
, 1921-06-28
HARRY FREE
Real Estate
Rentals

,ooo-Buys a threeroom house with four finished rooms In the
basement. The furniture gos with the house. This property Is in the
Butler addition.
s37so-A fourfoom house with basement; a dandy location for re
fnery man; this house is situated on Cherry street: good terms
s25oo-A threeroori house with basement. all furnished. n East
G street
s2Boo-A three-oom IN Iar1bert street; will consider trade for car.
s2.soo-ThreeToom hoase and three lots 751lio feet: all cash; sherl
dan Heights. A good Kay.
s,sOo-Three room house; this as a darby breakfast nook; lot Is
4e=l31 feSJ just being complredi only $500 first payment; $40 a month.
s575o-Four room house. with fou rooms in basement; all modern
except heat; only $3.50 cash. balance TO sui... This house is located
o m South Walnut street A good locauen fr refinery worker.
s6oo0-Four Dor and half baseEs.s al modern except heat o
South Mckinley street; $500 cash and gpod terms OF balance A two
room house in the ear
S30oo-For n rourroom house with income of s5 per month, and
a tworoom house with income Of $50 per month This is iocated o tho
sand Bar; will consider rad fr kenwood property.
s5s0o-Fourroomsa and enclosed porch; located in Butler addition o
balance.
SLsoo-Four rooms and bath; lot eoxso feet; a good buy 10 n Mid.
west man n there Is a Midwest loan o place; half cash This house
is close o n Ash street .
s75oo-Fiyeroom house; three finished rooms in BASEMENT stueco
house with ast front; all MODERN; good garage; chicken house I'M a
dandy garden all walks, driveway, lawn and trees are IN; on pave
rent $500 will handle this.
S45o0-Ftve rooms; good lot; located o South Chestnut; $1,000
cash, balance good terms.
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR LOTS WE HAVE THEM FOR BUsI-
NESS OR HoMES-wE SELL LOTS ON EASY PAYMENT PLAN.
Insurance HARRY FREE investments
257 S. Center-The Lot Mar-Phone 968W
, 1921-06-28
SEE BEN
ALoOK
MEANS
A LOT

Be Safe.
Big income property; five small well built neat little three and four
room cottages on large corner o North Side bring large rdrrn
5000 Of terms
Neat little tworoom cottage o n South Mefose in Kenwood addition;
nice level lot; si.40o. $500 cash.
Very pretty well constructed nde home in North Casper addition;
large porch; buiitin features Price $500. half cash.
Three room cottage: corner lott city water lights. yard all fenced;
s2.7oo. $500 cash.
1880 to $500 that a be seen by appointment; will be pleased 10 make
appointment.
We pride urscve o n being able 10 quote you lots within the city
limits at less Price and terms better than outlying country additions
In buying lots figure your location; figure o square feet; near
ess { o city.
Large corner o. Twelfth and Jefferson. $3.50.
Big 6ox14ofoot corn lot Eighth and jefferson streets, s11oo.
rr Three real sale of well lying OTIS in Casper View addition; graded
streets; city waterw within limits; abstract title.
Lot 4ox1io feet on South Oak stree. near Athletic field.
Big corner lot on Fifteenth and Durbdn street. $3.50.
Two lots OF corner Mehrose and Fourteenth streets. $3.50 each
Good inside location: suitable for N business
Our insurance department n serve you a 5 well a s save you loss.
, 1921-06-28
CASPER REALTY co.

Down town buiness location. of the best in Casper. The lot
Is especially large. being 14oxi4o. corner; there arc trees lawn. Side.
walks. pavement; four houses o the lot with a income OF around
$3.50 n month. This Will be a N exceptional taxpayer NTH the property
Is twice its value, which will be within W years time The prce
oSay is $4,000 Remenb this As only W blocks from the business
center M IN the trend n Casper business growth.
On Yellowstone pavement. high grade income property in the WY
OF a - INT rooming horse. rented for $500 n month. Is rapidly
ncreaAnI in value o. account Of Its location; the price IS right n 4
m1t
South ne. o N pavement. corner lot elegant eghtroom house; hot
sTeter neat 9nn gaage two -nrepaces., two complete, sss ss
sIeepinfToon4 hN;ngroom l712s. This home is vel arranged. attractive
exterior INC interto'; "a among all homes OF the same high type m Is
offered at the right figure. $4,000.
South part of city. handy to the rcnneres; one block from pavement
We ae offering one OF the ncatest bungalows in the city for the money.
IL hrs oak floors throughout; large hvtrgroom and dtninEroom, two
seepinsroons two clothes closets, linen closet, lead hal hahn
venient. eat kitchen with large breakfast nook; good Easement; fur
mace: corner lot. The price is right at 5000: has zen reduced from
$1,000. al make reasonable terms.
Well located. o IN South jackson. rood little ourroom house. 4x
1Sofoot corncr lot; will sell OF reasonable terms or will take in good
ar a part payment. The price is $1,000,
CASPER REALTY co.
MEMBERS OF THE cAsPEE REAL ESTATE BOARD
ffotel Henning, Ground FloSr-Phone 381
, 1921-06-28
FOR SALE-AUl0MOBILE
S e OARS FlK SALE

The following used cSrs. all in good
conditionLDodge roadster: one Stude'
baker touring car; n Dodge touring
one Ford speedster; one Maxwell road
ster, one Maxwell touring; n .'c-d
roadster: one Ford one-ton truck; one
Liberty Six; one Buick S:k; n Fo-d
roadster; all these cars In 5000 mo
chani, Il condition. II you fvaI to
buy or sell a used car see 81; we will
treat you right. Auto Exchange.
corner Fifth and Cente: streets.
SLIT
, 1921-06-28
PERSONAL
FOR ~RENT-HOUSES
MY SUMMER HOME
EnR pE%

Being unable to occupy my beautiful
new summer cabin in Gothmore Park.
I will rent same TO responsible party
for season Sec Ben. e.5-3t
, 1921-06-28
BUSINESS CHANCE

FOR SALE-Ouly millinery and
ready-to-wear shop In small thriving
town not far from Casper. Box 2S9,
Tribune o-'-e
, 1921-06-28
POSITIONS WANTED

wANTED-Position as private tutor
for children. Speciality made OF chill
dren who have been conditional in
school work. Phone 516J. Mrs.
Morrison. 6-27-2ts
, 1921-06-28
LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE-Fine fresh Jersey COW
and calf: one fat COW; n young
Holstein bull. F'reeman's ranch, near
Aliens Dairy. 6-25-St'
, 1921-06-28

FOR RENT-Four-room house. 800 F
street. 5-27-2t'
, 1921-06-28

POSITION WANTED to drive car.
Can drive any make of ar. Call al
i33 North Wolcott St. between s and
S p. m. 6-27-5ts
, 1921-06-28
FOE q ri OWNER

FOR SALE-One Ford truck with ex-
press body in best Of conditions;
your price is Lime; one bedstead:
one spring cot. 629 West Tenth ST:
6-27-tf
, 1921-06-28

FOR RENf-Two-rcom house. 1881
Willow. after 5 evenings. 6-a7-2t'
, 1921-06-28
SERVICES OFFERED

YOUR HOME can be burs Tor less
money and all work guarantees:
ask for my estimates. they are free
send your address. Axel Thyron, p.
o. Box Is. 6-25-6ts
, 1921-06-28
You Tell Finn When

$3.50 down. $50 per month. Three
rooms upstairs, TWO in basement: fur-
nished; two wells; two lots; $1,000.
, 1921-06-28
HELP w~ANTED-FEMALE

wANTED-Experienced woman for
the Kodakery. ITO North Washing
ton. 6-25-3ts
wANTED-Good cool In private fam.
lily. where two girls are kept Phone
T54J 6-1s-n
, 1921-06-28

FOR SALE-Pair bay mares, set good
work harness. $40 West Yellow,
stone. o-z4-ti
, 1921-06-28

property through members Of Casper Real Estate Board
, 1921-06-28

EXPERIENCED girl wants laundry
work or chambermaid work in
hotel. Phone 500. s-77-1t'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. stenogra
ply or general office work. Rox
t41. The Tribune 6-27-3ts
, 1921-06-28
sARTAIN AND sUME4 AUCTION
- HOUSE.

FOR SALE-Bed. springs and mat.
tress. Call after s o'clock. 1885
South Chestnut 6-25-tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-25
oent in Happiness-7he Satisfaction of Home Ownership
FUNDS GO TOWARD .s
BUILDING TURNER '
FALLS FOR COUNTY
BOYS AND GIRLS

Josh Lee. poet laureate Of Oklahoma,
impersonator and the greatest fun max.
er Of the country will be in Ardmore
Monday night, May 8, and will appear
at Convention Hall.
He will run train load of fun here
on the 9Th Of May and will wreck the
train at Convention Hall in the pres
ence of two thousand people who will
be present to hear him.
Mr.. Lee has been in Ardmore once,
He was at the annual meeting of the
Lions which was held in the Presbyter-
ian church and there was never an oc-
casion in the city where there was quite
so much fun.
One of the big features connected
with the appearance Of Josh Lee her,
is that the funds collected for the sale
Of tickets viii be used to help build the
camp for the boys and girls OF the farm
clubs at Turner Falls.
In order that the Convention Hall
may be filled to running over the ad-
mission will be made for school children
25c, and for adults soc. Any person who
comes and says it is not $500 per-
formance will be handed their money
back
That's putting it strong. but Josh
Lee will deliver the goods.
II you have the blues see Josh Lee.
II you feel down and out spend an
evening with Josh Lee.
If you need cup Of cheer get 1t
from Josh Lee.
IL you do not need anything except
healthy evening Of fun see Josh Lee.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-25
RAPID PROGRESS IS
MADE ON CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE EDIFICE

The Christian Science church has un-
der construction q new frame church
edifice at the corner Of ID and West
Broadway which will cost approximate
ly $4,000 and will have seating capac-
ity Of about 800.
The edifice these people has been US.
ing has become inadequate TO accom-
modate the people who attend tina,
church and for several weeks chairs
haye been used to occupy every foot Of
available floor space in the building
The congregation hopes TO have the
new building completed for the first
sunday in June. The work is progress
ing rapidly.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-25
FORMER BOND BROKER Is
GIVEN PRISON SENTENCE

Spokane, Wash. April 2S.-Jay Z.
Hough. former bond broker. was found
guilty by a jury in superior court TO-
cay Of first degree forgery.
Hough was charged with having forg-
ed the names of officers on an issue
Of fraudulent bonds, which 1t was tes-
titled were given to James +. Callahan
OF Wallace, Idaho, in exchange Tor
genuine securities.
In a confession in January, Hough
declared that frauds against Callahan
through exchange of fraudulent bonds
would reach 100000 or more. His de
fense was that he had forged the bonds
under threats of death by his partner
John b. Milleholland.
Mnleholland committed suicide wher
officers went 10 arrest him, fol!owing
fIough's confession.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-25

near Nassau Street. and Broadway.
urging two companions 10 hurry cut o.
the neighborhood.
Smith, who formerly was lieuten-
ant in the New York police department
assigned TO investigate incendaries,
said he was walking in Wall Street to-
ward Broad few minutes before the
explosion.
At about 1856 a. m, he said. he was
approaching the banking house Of j.
p Morgan, and Company. when he saw
a dilapidated wagon with red and
blackstriped wheels in front Of the
United States assay office. Inside the
wagon partly covered with newspapers,
were two barrels and two boxes about
two or three feet square.
Il thought it was a junk wagon,
he said my attention was first called
to it when | noticed two men standing
near the horses head arguing.
crossed the street expecting to see q
fight. one of the men was about five
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-25

Hear the Mems Giee Club OF Okla
homa Baptist Church tenlsht III
O'Clock. Admission soc.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-25
TEAMWORK HELPS
BUSINESS THE SAME
AS IT DOES CITIES

In doing construction work there is i
tendency upon the part Of number Of
people to do buying outside Ct town.
Especially is this the case in purchaJ
ing wall paper and paints. The people
OF community ought to realize that
their fortunes are indissolubly linked.
1t is impossible for one man 10 prosper
unless others prosper. The man who
comes here and pays taxes and supports
the institutions of the city is entitled to
the trade Of other people of the same
city.
Cities are built by team work just as
business institutions are built. The man
who pulls to one side and buys out Of
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-25

Read Arimoreite ant ads.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-25
BOMB SUSPECT HAS
BEEN IDENTIFIED

Scranton, Pa. April 25. - Positive
Identification Of Tito Ligi. arrested here
last Tuesday on suspicion of compli-
city in the Wall Street explosion last
September was made Saturday night by
Thomas j. Smith, of Brooklyn, en-
ployed in the legal department OF an
Insurance company having offices in
the New York financial district.
Smith picked out Lig from a line
Of six prisoners as the man he had
seen arguing with the driver of the
death wagon shortly before the explo
sion. He later told newspaper men
that few moments after the blast, he
saw Ligi rushing along Cedar Street
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-25

town is destroying team work. He Is
sowing The seed ,hat dl=ccurages pub
lie spirited merchants. He may be in
the harness business but he is pulling
the wrong way. He is not doing team
work. Happy is the man who so lives
that he can meet every other man in
his home city squarely in the face
knowing that he has done ms part in
helping others.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-25

feet SIX inches tall, roughly dressed and
OF stocky Uuild
Turning TO Raymond Clark, foreman
on q construction job In the vicinity oil
the explosion, Smith asked il that de
scription fitted the man that CLARK
had seen shortly after the blast.
Clark. who also went 10 Scranton TO-
day to see if he could recognize Ligi
bu; who failed to do so, admitted that
the general description fitted the man
who a few moments after the explosion
had rushed up to him and exclaimed;
.MY God. my horse has been Killed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-25
HUDSON.HOUSTON
BEGIN WORK ON
Big WAREHOUSE

Hudson-Houston Lumber Company
has broken dirt TO build a brick and
stucco building lsx72 feet near the cor
ner of North Washington and Broad
way on the south side of the company's
lumber yard.
The new building will be used to
house a big supply Of paints and wall
paper. This firm has handled paints for
4 number OF years AMI now it is pre-.
caring 10 add stock Of wall paper and
10 enlarge its stock Of paints