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Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1922-02-10
Dear Governor Hyde:

1 have farm Of 800 acres at Gem
tralia, Boone County, Missouri. Ny
taxes last year were $sss. 90 this
year $4,000; $1,000 more than doub-
lie.
State tax last year $4,000, this year
$500 or nearly double. County tax
last year $166.OOO, this year $3140O,
nearly double. School tax last year.
$10TOO, this year $Ss2.O0, more than
three times as high.
went to the assessor of Boone
county and found out these facts: He
says he went out in good faith and
assessed land at what he felt a rea-
sonable full value, and records show
the State Board of Equalization rails
ed his assessments in Boone County
115 per cent, more than doubling his
values raising my valuation to $780,
O00.00--or $4,000 per acre.
/ have been trying for two years to
sell our land for $sO,OOO0O, and ! will
sell it to you or your board Of Equal
ization or anybody for $s0,000.OO.
Records show in the county clerks
office that the State Board of Equal
ization did not send their order in to
strike our assessments of farm lands
us per cent until April 4, 1921, the
very day and only day q property
owner can appear before his County
Board of Equalization. and protest
excessive assessment--nor did school
boards have these increased yaiua-
tions as there was no time for notifi-
cation-our school meetings being on
the following day
The law says the State Board of
Equalization shall meet in February
and transact this business.
Why was the individual kept in the
dark until April 4th, 1921, with no
knowledge or opportunity to appear
before his County Board and show his
excessive assessment? Thousands Of
acres Of land in Boone county are as
sessed at more than their cash value.
For one, I'll take off several thousand
dollars and sell mine, and | know
others. And why, when our school
la1y;as are made ON AnriI 6th. were
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1922-02-10
LITTLE STORIES
OF TOWN PESTS

The Courier has in mind
a series of stories of ''Town
Pests" that are about to
be started. These stories
may and may not mention
names. They will portray
characters that will get the
message "clear across" 1t
is likely they viii deal with
the "sitters" those that al
ways have and always will
stand in the way of any
thing that the majority
wants-those things that
have to do with the making
of a real live community.
The first story will appear
in an early number and the
editor guarantees they will,
at least, be interesting.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1922-02-10

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Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1922-02-10
BAPTIST REVIVAL

Rev. C. W. Cutler of Salisbury will
hold revival at the Baptist church
here commencing Sunday. Rev.
Cutler was here one Sunday and
preached and pleased his hearers. 1t
is hoped that everyone will go out
and hear him and make a good meet
ing.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1922-02-10

lHey re coming DOWN the SJreDcn,
Candidates in The Courier's big
automobile prize contest have reach,
ed the turn unanswered themselves
into position for the final go, and
from now until the finish will be bat
tling for supremacy under whip and
lspuf.
With honors thus far about equal,
ly divided, candidates are prepar-
ing with feverish haste and inten-
Isity to make their final stand for
victory before o'clock this Satuf-
day night, February IL the close DC
the second period" and, incidentally,
the last day that subscriptions will be
received through the campaign de-.
partment direct.
Enter Personal Pride
Striking feature of the past week
has been the personal pride that is
becoming SO noticeable. Several Of,
the candidates have voiced their de-
termination to win at all hazards. One
declared that to accept defeat would
be an everlasting humiliation. An
other says that she owes it TO her
friends who have helped her so loyal
| ly up to this point, to put forth more
effort and to draw on every resource
to the extent that when the final day
of reckoning arrives everything will
have been done and nothing left un-
done to better her chances to win.
So, on basis of personal pride
and honor, the competition is being
waged zestfully. Shedding lustre on
this inspiring sight is the civic pride
that is manifesting itself. This
mighty bulwark behind each of the
various candidates. In short, each
neighborhood and community is solid
ly behind their favorite and no "set"
or crowd that values it's reputation
for doing things is going to let ans
other bunch ride away in the prize
car when little concerted effort will
bring it home.
For this reason and that the diff
ference in value between the grand
capital prize of this contest and the
secondary awards is a matter of al
most six hundred dollars, you may
expect to see desperatae struggle
on all sides before the prize auto
mobile is finally awarded.
Big Vote Nears Finish
Nine o'clock Saturday night, Feb
ruary IL is the last chance to turn
in subscriptions and secure the big
vote count, while you may.
After nine o'clock this Saturday
night all subscriptions together with
the amount to cover will be deposited
by the candidates themselves in a
sealed ballot box. located at The Far
mers Bank Of Charlton County this
city. Particulars Of the final count
appear in this issue.
Climax Next Wednesday
The past weeks of hard work and
anxiety eliminates in the closing
scene next Wednesday afternoon at
4:30 o'clock at which time the Cour-
ier's contest comes to an official
close and the mot successful candi-
dates will claim the magnificent
prizes headed by that splendid new
Ford Sedan.
Are you going to be the one to
finish triumphantly with an over
whelming number of votes, or are
you going to be content with what
you now have and see the efforts of
these many weeks go to waste and
the rewards of the contest wrested
from your grasp by more aggressive
competitors ? It is up to you now
or let your rivals beat you.
Better Be Safe Than Sorry
Candidates, don't fiatter yourself
that you have enough votes to win,
for Won haven't. Don'k think for one
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1922-02-10
Coures Contest Comes Of Courer Story of W. Wrghs
fetal Close 40 p Feb Sire Brings Enthusiastic Crowd

Race Will End at Close Of Banking
Hours Wednesday, Feb is. Sealed
Ballot Box viii be Located It
Farmers Bank Last Three days.
It's Last Burst of Speed that Real
ly Counts
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1922-02-10

Albert j Pieper Of Bethuns. Colo.
and Miss Virginia Hooper Of Triplett,
Mo-, were married BY the Rev. o. L,
Hunt Tuesday, Feb.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-15

Per cuanto, habiendo presentado Ell
abogado don Cay. Coll Cuchi, G. G..
Silva, J. A. Gonzalez una mocion a
ncmbre Ge Central Victoria Inc. para
que Sc declare Gu favor Ell dominic
do la siguiente fnca:
RUsTICA radicada en- Ell barrio de
Ia; Cpeva3 del termino municipal de
Trulillo Alto, PR. compuesta de ochen
ia y siete cCntesimos trescientos trein
t. y cincc nilesimaS de cuer6a, iinGan
do por el Norte y Este con terrenos
de con Joaquin Matienzo, hoy Central
VaLIna Inc; por Ell Oeste con terrenos
oe aon Jesds Maria Rossy, hoy (antcs
tisteoan AlejaEGro) y por el Sur con
Ina fajG de terreno de diez metros de
anclo ocLpado por la via ferrea de la
Central Victoria, que de su factoria en-
Carolina va a Trujillo Alto, 3 Gle cuya
faja rertenece Is mitad sean cinco
metros colindantes por el Norte La
fnca descrita.'
Por tanto, y habi6ndose ordenado
;por ei Honorable Juez M. Rodriguez
Sorrs esta corte SO publique la pre-
tension por tres veces en- un periodico
de les Ge mayor circulation de los Que
Sc editan en- esSa ciudad para que los
cro tengsn algun derecho real sobre
ei inmueble descrito, las personals igno-
racas a quienea pueda perjudicar la
irscr: pci6n v en- general todo Ell que
desee oponerse, puedan efectuarlo den
tro iel te-mino de sesenta dias, libro
ell presenle en- San Juan, P. r., a de
Noy'emtre de 1922.
Luis vERGNE ORTIZ,
Secretario. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-15
Simpatica boda en- Miramar

misterios profundos de dichas soiadas,
rreparada con derroche de arte por la
Srta. Maria Luisa Garcia. secmdada
por su hermana Eloisa y por la sim
patica Srta. Mayita Sanchidrian.
La concurrencia fu6 selecta y hume
rosa, habfa sras. Y Srtas. de 10 mas
distinguido de las sociedades de San
turce y Rio Piedras:
Sras.: Garcia, Wood, Lopez, Domin-
guez, MARTINEZ, sanchidrian, Vida. il
menez. Rullan, Battle, Pihero, velez,
Carazo, Cervera, Bernabe, etc.
Srtas.:- Calder6n, Carazo, Sanchi-
drian. Garcia, Ramos, Prida, Ortiz, We
lez, Antonetty, Casellas, Garriga, Pi-
nero, Pescador, Castro Lopez Cervera,
etc. @~,
Sentiriamos omitir algunos nombres
que no pudimos obtener por 10 cual pc
dimos perd6n anticipadamente.
La concurrencia de caballeros esta-
ba representada dignamente por los
Doctores: Rafael Bernabe, A. Bernabe,
P. Bernabe, Ortiz, Polanco, Rodriguez,
Barreras, Just, Laugier, Mujica otros
distinguidos caballeros como Wood, Val
dejuli, Rosario. villa Suarez, Perez,
sanchidrian, Diaz, Pedreira, Paniagus,
etc, etc.
Sc bailo hasta la una de Ia madru-
gada. quedando todos satisfechos de las
finas atenciones de los esposos Bernabe.
Prida quienes prodigamos las mas ex-
presivas gracias.
Los nuevos esposos, Madrihelarena-
Bernabe, salieron para Coamo en- viaje
de recreo; de ALI retornaran dentro de
algunos dias para residir en- Rio Pie
dras, en- donde han fjado su nido de
amor donde clos forman parte de
los elementos valiosos de nuestra mas
distinguida sociedad.
Los novios recibieron muchos v Diuy
valiosos regalos de sus familiares y
amigos.
lQue un claro cielo de dichas les sir
va de dosel en- su hogarl iQue gocen
eternamente de la felicidad que ellos
merecen!
UNA AMIGA.
Rio Piedras, P. R., Nov. II, 1922.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-15
Acc1DENTE AuroMov1LIsrA

En- Martin Pena, Ell autom6vil que
guiaba Ell chauffeur" Matias Alva-
rez, arroll6 al individuo Luis Martinez,
pasandole la rueda izquierda del CAIRO
sobre Ell abdomen Y produciendole otras
contusiones de caracter grave. FL heri-
do fu6 conducido al hospital municipal,
FL s'chauffeur" fue arrestado y pues.
to disposition del Juez Aybar, acu-
sado perentoriamente de un delito de
violaci6n a la ley de AUTOMOBILES.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-15

En- la noche de aver, once de no.
viembre. tuvo lugar la celebration de
los esponsales de la encantadora dis
tinguida riopedrena Lolita Bernabe,
con ell prestigioso quito caballero, CO.
mercfante espafiol, don Gregorio Mari
helarena.
El acto Sc verifc6 en- Miramar, en-
la elegante morads de los esposos DR..
Bernabe do1a Belen Prida hermanos
de la bella desposada y padrinos de La
bola.
Con tan importante acontecimiento,
la mansion de los esposos Bernabe Pri.
Ga, apareci6 brilIantemente decorada
como un eden de ensuefos venturosos
en- dfas felices. Profusi6n de luces y
de flores Sc entrelazaban por todos los
ambitos de aqueI bello recinto, satu-
rando el ambiente de los mas deliciosos
| perfumes, recreando dulcemente los sen
! tidos de la enthusiastic juventud, que
/ siempre suefia con amorosos ideales.
La ceremonial Sc efectu6 a las diez
! de la noche en- la Capilla de Miramar.
La iglesia estaba artfsticamente de-
corada por los familiares de Lolita y
a los acordes de una dIlce y suave mar
cha ejecutada por la orquesta de FL
gueroa, entraron triunfalmente los mo-
yios, acompanados de los padrinos y
de una distinguish corte de honor.
La novia elegantemente ataviada con
el simb6lico vestido blanco de riquisi.
ma seda, contrastando con ell traje me-
gro de rigurosa etiqueta del novio, que
/, orgulloso v feliz, conducia su ado
rada reina al divine altar, para reci
bir ambos la corona del amor celestial,
que kabia de unir sus manos sus CO.
razones para siempre.
Tras ellos un precioso angelic Be
lencita Bernabe, sosteniendo con gra-
cia infantil la cola de su tiita, acompa-
NADIA a la vez por dos bonitas nifias,
Eulalia Garriga y Maria Battle; ST.
guiendo un orden regular, los padrinos
de la boda, esposos Bernabe- Prida, y
las dantas de honor siguientes: Mayita
Sanchidrian. Consuelo Carazo, Antonia
Garcia, Ramona Pifiero, NJ Castro Lo-
PEI, Belen Pescador. Acompafaban
estaS damas los caballeros que siguen:
Adolfo Bernabe, Paco Doval, Santiago
We've, Santiago Adovat, Eloy Baez y
Manuel villamil
Las damas lucian vistosos trajes CO
lor de rosa bellisimos ramos, de igual
color, sintetizando las ilusiones de amor.
/ Pasada la ceremonial Sc tomaron To-
tografias del acto volviendo salir to
Gos en- 81 mismo orden acompanados
i de la concurrencia, dirigiendose npeva-
mente hacia la poetica morada, donde
Sc celebr6 tan brillante fiesta ALI Sc
multiplicaron alegremente los saludos
y felicitaciones los novios, que CO.
rrespondieron finamente, en- union del
DR.. Rafael Bernabe y su bella esposa,
radrincs de la boda, obsequiar ga
lantemente a toda la concurrencia con
hs.adcs v exuuisitos dulces y refrescos,
reinando la mayor algeria entire todos.
Es digno de mencionarse la preciosa
mesa de boda, Que en- conjunto, pare
cia un b1carc de amOres, encerrando
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-15
snLoNEs BARBERIA:-- Apar.

snLONEs BARBERIA:-- Apara.
dores espejo. Esterilizadores, vibradO-
res, MaQuina 'BREssANT" y acceso.
lies Asentadores Dobles, Cuel,es gonna.
Jaboneras, AtomizadOres, Botel.as para
Tslco, Pinzas. LApices cauterixsdores,
Cepillos. Brochas, Recogedcres barba,
L1mpiador peines Peinillas, Cesm6ticos
Papel 'ssANCROsS'' cabeccrA. Jab6n
Antiseptico (Per6xido) para afeitar,
Tapones porcelana y niQuelados, Pasta
Asentadores. Piedras "Belgium". Ma
vajas '.AIemanas'' Tijerss.
KoKEN BARBERS' SUPPLY Del,
efcina on San Justo 81 altos, Aparta-
ls l5s. TeldsonO 1888. San Juan. r. 3.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-15
1NcENDIo EN- cAGUAs

En- ell barrio Canab6n, de Caguas,
fue destruida por las llamas una casa
propiedad de don Francisco Escoda. La
.asa estaba asegurada por $500. Las
perdidas Sc calculan en- $4,000. Las
autoridades estan practicando In CO.
Respondents investigation.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-15
EN- LA CORTE DE DISTRITo DEL
GISTRITO JUDICIAL DE SAN
JUAN, PUERTO RIO

Secclon Segunda.--
ESTADos UNIDos DE AMERICA
Gil Presidente de los EE. UU,- ss:-
nc. 3621.
DECLARATION DE DOMINIC
Elk PARTE
Evening star., 1922-10-05
DC: TAX CHANGES
PROVIDED IN BILL
Citizens Will Have to Make
Returns in May if Meas
ure Passes.

Washingtonians will have to file
their personal tax returns with the
assessor during May of each year in
stead Of August. if bill just trans
mitted to Congress by the Commits
sioners becomes law.
Tho bill provides for A number CT
other minor changes in the tax laws
and is similar in many respects to
the bill which was passed by the
Senate In September and referred TO
the House.
The object in asking tIat personal
tax returns he fled in MAY, is 70 give
tie board Of appaa.s time IL which
u hear complaints from taxpayers
against valuations placed upon their
personal property.
Appeals Cut on.
At the present time returns "are
NO, fled until August, ano the aoard
or appeals does not meet until Feb
raary. despite the fact that half Of
the tax must be paid in November.
In other words. unless Congress
amends existing law. persons will
have to ray half of their tex in No
Vemter on an assessment which they
nave had 10 opportunity 20 apueal
from. OF course. if the assessment
is changed upon appeal in FEBRUARY
the difference can he adjusted when
the last half Of the tax is paid the
following May. but this makes for
confusion in bookkeeping.
Another feature provided for in the
Commissioners new bill is that new
buildings be assessed twice a year. in
July and January. instead of in July
only. Assessor Richards points out
that under the present arrangement
a new building escapes taxation for
a year if it is not under roof in
July.
Question of Residence.
The bill also is designed to settle
definitely the question of who is a
resident of the District for purposes
OF intangible tax assessment. 1t pro-
vtdes that any person maintaining a
place OF abode in the city on May /
and for six months prior thereto shall
be considered a resident of the Dis
trict, unless evidence Shall be sub
mitted satisfactory to the ass ssor
that such person is taxed elsewhere
on his intangible personal property.
The bill exempts cabinet members
and other government officials who
are elected for definite term.
The bill also makes permanent the
provision in the current appropri-
alton act that all District taxes be
paid semi-annually. in November and
In May. Heretofore, taxes have been
due in full in May
Evening star., 1922-10-05

at these resorts for children, the as
sociation appointed a committee which
will take the matter up with the
board of education.
DR.. George Eavenner. president. de-
clared he had made a personal inves-
tigation of conditions at the Ketchum
and Van Buren, schools and was sur
prised to find the Fairgrounds there
in such deplorable condition. Other
speakers added their protests to that
of DR.. Havenner.
The committee which will wait
upon the school board is composed of
Mrs. l.. ]. Smith. Charles NJ. Putnam
and William J. Walther. Mr.. Putnam
will also represent the Anacostia as
sociation at the hearing to be held
before the Public Utilities Commits
sion on October IL. when 4 reduction
of fares on the Capital Traction line
will be considered.
The committee of ten-compoSed
of delegates from citizens associa-
tions of Anacostia, Congress Heights.
East Washington Heights. Bradbury
Heights and Randle Highlands-will
again call on Col. C. o. Sheriff.. super
intendent of public buildings and
grounds, to ask for the insertion of
an appropriation of 100000 for the
completion of Anacostia Park, it was
announced.
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URGE $6, 1861 $50 FOR D. C.
Civic Federation Adopts Resolu-
tions Asking Approximation.

Resolutions asking the director Of
the budget and Congress to make a
supplemental appropriation of 6,361.-
$40 for the District have been
adopted by the Federation Of Civic
Associations.
The resolutions declare the fedora
tion as 'in complete accord with the
efforts Of the board of Commissioners
to secure a supplemental appropria-
ton to be used in the furtherance
and extension of its fiscal program"
Evening star., 1922-10-05
PLAYGROUND HYGIENE
ASSA|LED BY CITIZENS
Anacostia Association Protests
Sanitary Condition at Ketchum
and Van Buren Schools.

Unsanitary and run down condi-
tons prevail at the Fairgrounds at
Ketchum and Van Buren, schools. in
Anacostia, according to reports sub
mitted to the Anacostia Citizens AS
sociation last night. Following q
long discussion, during which several
speakers deplored unclean conditions
Evening star., 1922-10-05

temporary teacher. class GA. Dunbar
High School; E. B. Piper, probationary
teacher, class 2. Garnet-Patterson
School: A. P. Lewis. permanent
teacher, class 2. Logan School: E. A.
Cant, permanent teacher, class 2.
Lovejoy School: E. J. Burleigh. per-
manent teacher. class 2. Randall
Cardozo School. and A. c. Daily.
temporary teacher. class ga, Dunbar
High School.
e Reinstatements--Oln Hudler, teach
er. Central High School, and B. p.
Thomas, teacher. Congress Heights
School.
Evening star., 1922-10-05

VANS AVAILABLE AS FOLLOWS:
PTTrSHI RtiH OCTOBER l1th
SYRACUSE. OCTOBER. 11th.
CLEVELAND. OCTOBER 18TH
NEW YORK OCTOBER 9TH, 9th and 11th.
WEEKLY SERVICE FOR SMALL LOTS
TT AND FROM PHILADELPHIA AND NEW
YORK.
THE RIG 4 TRANSFER COMPANY. INC.
1928 18th St NV. Main 6433.
Evening star., 1922-10-05

RECORD us9:, TO 1879 OF THE BOYCE
NV. closes Oct H. Unclaimed work. mega
tives or duplicates of family portraits can
r. saved by calling /. ID. BO1CE,
Phone Main 81 ~
Evening star., 1922-10-05

\ SPECIAL MEETING OF THE SHARE
holders of the American National Bank of
Washington will be held at IFS banking house
moon, for the purpose Of ratifying the agree
GieEt of consolidation between the Federal
National Bank and the American National
the consideration Of snch other business
may properly come before the meeting. Polls
will he open from II o'clock to pm.
AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK, by W. I.
c ALI HER PreS;,lanf
Evening star., 1922-10-05

THE OFFICES OF DIR. WILLIAM W.
THOMPSON tfoot speciaist>. tDI sos Kresse
bldg. i1th and q sis. are now sufficiently eli
larsed and equipped for the special orthopedic
foot treatment for weak and fallen arches.
" nithout the risn cf heavy. rigid arch supports.
Office hours from $50 to O'Clock continuously
FOR the convenience of patients employed.
Phone Main i53. Patients awaiting this an
rrlnremprlt please take notice.
Evening star., 1922-10-05

A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE SHAEEHOLD-
ers Of tine Federal National Bank Of Washing
ton will te held at us banking house on MON
DAY October 20. 1870 al IL O'Clock noon, for
the purpose Of ratifyin- the agreement Of con-
snidatinn between the Federal National BanS
anil the American National Bank. under the
charter Of the former and for the cpnsidera-
ton of such other business may properly
co mo before the meeting.
Polls will be open from l. O'Clock noon to l
pm. FEDERAL. NATIONAL fANk.
Ry JOHN POOLE, President.
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WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted by any one othe: than myself
from this date ALBERT CLYDE BURTON.
NnlI xt "
Evening star., 1922-10-05

FURNITURE OR OTHER ARTICLES
wanted TO haul on return trip OF van to New
York New Haven or vicinity. on October or
10. 1856 iri st. n.w. North 14t1. a..
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Anne nd ment Adopted.

The board finally disposed of the
question by adopting an amendment
proposed to Mr.. Lloyds amendment
by Mr.. Graham. which pointed out
that since it has been the policy to
refuse the use of the school audi
forums for partisan political meet
inss the request of the democratic
party will have to he disapproved
Upon the recommendation of Supt
Frank ". Ballou. the board ordered
that in the future no educational en-
Dloye be carried on more than two
school pay rolls. This will mean that
teachers who teach in the day and
night schools will not be permitted to
teach in the summer schools, or that
teachers in the day and summer
schools will not be allowed to teach
In the night schools.
In recommending this rule. DIR. Bal
lou said that mo person can render
competent service on three pay rolls.
In all school systems within my ex-
perience 1t has been found necessary
to force teachers to take vacation"
Another rule adopted by the board
upon the recommendation Of the su-
perintendent bars night school teach
ers from teaching more than three
nights a week. 1t also prevents per-
sons teaching for more than four con-
secutive years in the night schools.
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u NAVY ENTRIES IN PULITZER AND CURTISS RACES TO BEL
HELD IN DETROIT OCTOBER TO H.

s ss T.. ss II
"" an" NJ"
Evening star., 1922-10-05

THE ANIMAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders of the Columbia building Association
for the election Of directors will be held at
fhe as~ocia tion's Office. ZIG l1th st. NV Oct:
IL. 1877 at 1:3O pm. Polls open from lo
q o ) nm
Evening star., 1922-10-05

TRUCK GOING To NEW YORK WISHES
return load TO Washington: rates reasonable.
Tnior Storage Co. Phone North 104.
Evening star., 1922-10-05

NANTEp-A yASInAD OF FURNITURE
FROM PITTSETRGH. OCT. IL
FROM CLEVEIAND ............... OCT. l6
FROM NEW YORK: . OCT 6. AND
THE Rig TRANSFER COMPANY. INC.
1125 18th ST wv. MAIN I32.
Evening star., 1922-10-05

] WILL. NOT Re RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted by aue other than by my
self p MEYER Apt. 20!. the Saratoga. Sc
Evening star., 1922-10-05

HuUSEkEEPEES -W WHY HAVE DIRTY.
faded out rugs when Hoover'S Cyclone will re-
store them to their orig. colo"s: = gals, Sl.a.
d"Iiv. Progressive Snlrs Co.. 6tS + NV. nhva-