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FARMERS UNION SOCIAL

The Farmers Union is to have an
Hall, on Tuesday evening, August %,
for all the members and their
families.
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Meeting Dates

Bee Meeting-Numa. August IL.
Crowley County Fair-sugar City'
Aug. 30-31.
Arkansas Valley Fair-Rocky
Ford. Sept. 6-S.
American Legion State Convention
Sept. s-s.
Colorado State Fair, Pueblo sept
$3.50.
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FIRST EVANGELICAL CHURCH

Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Young Peoples meeting at p. m.
Prayer and Bible Study Wednes-
day, p. m.
No preaching services next Sunday on
account Of the pastor attending the
Summer Conference at Colorado
Springs, .-.'sssise sEl i'd
C. f. HARTMANN, Minister
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EXCAVATION COMPLETED

Excavation work for the new city
hall building has been completed and
the foundation will be under way in
few days.
The Ordway new era., 1922-08-11

LOST-FOLDING CHECK BOOK
containing papers of value and
some money. Return to H. H.
Dillon or New Era office and receive
reward. S-11
The Ordway new era., 1922-08-11

Mrs. Ray Cook visited in Florence
Sunday with Mr.. Cook who is located
there during the lettuce shipping
season. lleNhEt ESHS
The Ordway new era., 1922-08-11
LOST & FOUND

OST-A 16-JEWEL ELGIN
watch with chain. Finder will be
literally rewarded. Return to New
Era office.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-5 RGDM
house and lots in Crowley, Colo.
j. Fl. Park. Timken, Kans. Ctf)
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TO RENT-A GOOD STORE ROOM.
Inquire Foley Hotel, Phone 119.
(S-11)
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REAL ESTATE

FOR RENT-THREE ROOM HOUSE
Phone 117W for information. (tf)
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SCHEDULE OF GAMES

SCHEDULE OF GAMES
August 13-Boone at Ordway.
August 2O-Ordway at FIT. Lyons.
August 27-Ordway at Olney.
Sept. eft. Lyons at Ordway.
Sept. 10-Manzanola at Ordway.
Sept. 17-Ordway at Boone,
Read New Era Went Ads
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WE REPRESENT THE CHARLES
E. Gibson Co., in Crowley and
Otero counties, for the sale of their
lands in the San Luis Valley, Colo
rado. Call on us for literature or
information. Arkansas Valley Real
ty Co., Sugar City, Colo. (tf)
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Don't overlook the Want Ads.
The Ordway new era., 1922-08-11

FOR SALE-THE S1a NWA & VIE
SWA Sec. II SEA NEA Sec. IS,
200 acres, Township 10, range Sc.
Crowley Co., on easy terms. Address
DR.. F. w. Braner, Troy, Ill. (tf)
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Read the Wan. Ads and Save
The Ordway new era., 1922-08-11

HOUSE FOR Rents ROOMS,
lights, Olney water, shade, place
for team and car. Phone 99J11 or
inquire at New Era office. (tf)
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Read New nra Went Ads
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17
BILL IN CHANCERY SUIT
IS FILED IN CITY COURT
Ariscs Out of Alleged Shortages in
Accounts Of Former NottoNvny
County Clerk,

Bill In chancery sui, was ycstcr-
day hied In the C!ty Circuit Court
by Rober, IL Taley. IN the suit OF
the Fidelity and Deposit Company
OF Maryland aEalns, the Common
wealth o: Virginia c. +. Deane. for
ner clerk o: Nottoway County. and
others. The suit arises out OF al
legged shortages In the accounts of
the former county CLERK. Associated
with MT. Talley are Epes a. Epes.
OF Nottoway.
Judge r. Carter Scott overruled n
motion TO set aside in the sui, OF
the Natiora! Beverage Company
against y. Davis, IN which "A verdict
Tor S227i5l had boon returned. and
the defendant noted an exception.
Judgment for tn. defendant was
returned IN tho suit OF Louis Rlackcr
against Aubrey $ Tyler, who sued
FOR $4,000 Tor alleged violation or
a contract.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17
WHAT BECOMES OF ACTRESSES
IF THEY CAN'T OBTAIN JOBS3
Stage Door Inn One of Ven
lures Started by Idle
Girls.
by Marian IInle.

.ewha. Will become Of the actresses
o,. -, vel, -, .,a,,. 80, -,
WINTER whon the thea'ric"l stump
came
IF ;nov can't go. ,obs on tho
, ,r,.. 49,,
'heF II nave 20 work at something
else until they can.
Most actresses can sow and make
49,. 49,,
90
Le's open an exchange ana snow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-17
ROYAL WIDOWS TO SPEND
CHRISTMAS TOGETHER
No Social Functions Have
Been Planned in Guests
Honor.
nv As.ocinted Pr,ss.1

LOSDSS Deo. id.-TSyo bowagcr
o.oo, ND o,O r,ov,,o- r,,,-oss .,
europe 'ne WIDOWS OF FORMER i\lhES
OF England and Denmark. and an
Emperor or Russia. nre 10 spend che
,,s g.
'>' '''''"''' ,os ~ "''
4AnH' HowhfeF queen Louise OF
Donnsrk. widow Of King Frederick.
VIII. who died In 1912. and Downccr
r--r.. Mat, r,c,a,-o,,,, 81, ,,,s-
Sla W!HoN OF Emperor ALEXANDER
I-i..who died IN 1891. Will be the
rucs.s Of powaecr Queen Alexandra
e-s~t,,~,o-, C,,..,, AI,,..,,,, 10
inc woo" 81 Ming A'W"Fo' III VINO
died ~ i@lo, Those who follow tho
annals OF ROYALTY say this !s the first
time. urobabiy. In history, that three
widowed Queens have thus come to-
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MUST END
SCHOOL FEUD


f'f ~ Nf""N
los Angles. Oct 70 Steps 20 end
the fana between students u The
University - southern cailfurnia
and the universsy u calltofala.
soa'hsrn Branch are bslag taken -
offclsls y both Institutions
Il IL announced fhai she several
hundred Troins who invaded The
campus of sowhern branch early
last Friday morning and 81 firt %
a Pile - aood collected by the Cubs
for a bonfFe Tor a football rally.
were on proha ION.
Excitement following fhs lhvaslon
q me Cub's campus IN which 20 siu-
denis were injured. resisd Tor ! aay.
only % b. revived with an attack on
william sysss. soulhsrn Branch
student. By three unidsnifled usn.
Who bound him 70 Ms bed IN hls
home and painted be forshtad With
the letters II s c.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-25
SPORTING NEWS
NOTES

ehlfa9p 'hfett oislnx ~ aas a
as their rsesrd ln fiaahins Is ssaaed
place ln theF respective isskass.
psr senf Is M cinelnsa ana 81
l.oala Amsfleaa league bassa'an
clubs
cisYf land i'ftsldsu, nignsfd -
The Cleveland Americans annoaas-i
Ithas rfls Speaker 9ould maoasa ihs
iadlaas agaln nesi season
~ ioaia pfsalfrnt nrsaaan ana
Manager Alekw - ne a. taala "a.
tiouaia wat 70 Fiouaa 20 srfaHke
.tp'nlax esstp dsiafa or nsts sprax
b5ataa lt'sseho villa. Amsrlraa
n.y. siFhf champion. beat InnaT
Edwards Pacific coast bansaaa /. slshs
ehAmplon 10 70 roands
Los Auaslss ~. rulsersI'u u
California aEreed 10 slnn : eaatraft
foF 80 feosbali Famss ~llh fowa
The frst . hs pisysa IN ioa Angeles
nesf Ysar snd ibs oihsr ls fo.a cay
IN 1879
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-25
Inception OF Name
odd Fel.owsn Is
Lost In 0bscurity

rhf etns's 81 hs aAa.s sid
rliop ls lad.sa shfaaasd rs thf
ln l. ~ anu4nit Nanoaa sasro,
.loas have sefn n.ats as 10 rs nera-
iieu Asa t4olf.es soms Z ihstn FAM
issiie bora via semlihlnF more
'thaa shadow ~ flasibNt
A. on amf Be- ess cutie Fa,e.y
asserted mar oidf 3e~thp ~as a.
uoiuged a Hrialn h nemaa Eel.
diea in ihs uiFe of rHns caesar.
vhAs oee snihus.as eNIms hrar.Nts
ia iAay'ou q hfs also been tssn.
a ihst ihs name vas bestowed u.aa
the orFanIiAten besause - mt
s;fsnssness TO ouisidffs - thf rs-
uoniss used in ihe eifss
The uot fsasibis eoni.rur,s.
however afe thai The ords vac
orlsinallf aa cffshnos n m frsl.
msnVns d hss been fuEs E,d.
whlmecaliy enough that ihe order
being mere spanaes n Nas lnfy
The member vere na really n .ons.
bai nod fellows or ~. lsbmeri
vha served he MafoHs une ~ ,he
historians - ihs prief bsllss.s that
~ uord odd haa bfen altered IN
meaning since iht time & naa fmt
adopted uhfa lnnitsa ~ ndieaInr
tem lh'nR sklu io ta efo.ffQa as
& DOES nos when alp,isd rs any
ihing eafopi mfmbefs 81 Nas tatsn
g. mean soreth|nE buf ~ the o.dn
arr or remarkable Prom lh rules
.o' thH Ar'siarchul ledf wfieh ne
sad his'or.au qooifs. a. eaiAefa lha,
hs nord must % one tine have hoan
used 70 describe ihs Deity asa nslnr
50 far cnt ~ Re common y to ~
fsmova from any possibility ~ pair.
'nF division or equality Thus "Odd
Fellow would a. "Dodf fu0ua
Aboui feFfnu vans aao Burn.
GLASGOW n.ho~iF - tHef an
'he rame had bern adop d ~ n
brethren in ihn conylrai umss spent
N tAs lodTet without any ldla ~.
yond That ~ dls ineaishlna ihen.
selvs aH bflrg difhrHul from n.
dnafn Morale
Like ire actual commene men q,
aH M
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-25

Boston. Oct. 2C--chaFlek p0nzi went
on trial In superior court today on a
charge Of Larceny aud conspiracy pre-
ferred against him By the common
wealth a. a result of his schemes Of
80 per cent return 10 Investment in i5
days through trading IN international
postal reply coupons
Ponn is now serving . federal san
tenoe for using the mails 10 defraud
but the United States supreme court
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-25
To PAY HOMAGE TO
DIVINE PROVIDENCE

New England. y. D Oct 3s-Tso-
pie q this district siH join IN :
community Thanksgiving ociobs, %
70 pay homage 20 the DIVINE
Providence. which heard their
prayers q May Is ard ssnt the
Teateat wheat and Grain cVps in
The history Of fsruang IN this area !.
Las May protestant and Catholic.
men snd women OF al creedA unite 4
10 common praysr service for rain
a. deliveranoe from four years Of
dronghf. The rain came. So aid the
crops. r..
Plans for next Sunday include =
JOINT service with evsrp pastor and
pHsst taking par in prayer. sermon
and the Staging Of hgxnns.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-25
Losr-FouNo
LLOYD GEORGE p1FiANr
lcontinaea from psge -
bic A J Marioflbsnks

lconunuea from Psge -
able A Marioiibsnks
The mihlstry to date 1. az follows
Lord Presldeai q the Coancii- -Nar
Qais 81 Salisbury
Lord nigh Chancellor viscounl
Cave.
Chancellor oi the Fxchequer stan
iey BALDWIN
Secretary for Home Affairs VII.
liam y Brldgeman
sec'etay Cor Foreign Afftirs
Marquis curEon
Secretary tof the Colonies ~ The
Duke o' Desonshlre
Secretary for India vlscaunt pcei
Secretary for War The ran u
Derby.
First Lord Of the Admiralty iieui
Col Lens. Amery.
President of the noard of Trade
sir Lloyd Craime
Minister of Health Sir Arthur atli
flh noscawen
Minister q Agriculture slr Robe.t
A sanders
Secretary FOR Scotland vscount
Novar
Attorney General d Dtuglas. McG
Hogg
Lord Advoca,e-IIon Wa. Wal.
son
President of the Bard % Edaoa
ton Edward FL Wood M A. iar
the Ripon division q Yorkshire
There are stiil number ~ ap-
pointmcnts TO be made. and Il Is no.
uceable that the five offices held un-
eer Premier Lloyd George hy Austen
Chamberlain. u A l. Fisher 7 }
NscNsmara. Sir Hsmar Greenwood.
and the Earl of Crawford. and Bal
carries, who Al joined Lloyd GEORGE
10 the wilderness. are not yct nlsd
lt Is expected that the office of chef
secretary far Ireland wll be- aballsh.
I'd and that the ministry Of labor via
be merged into some other depart
ment
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-25

The grand master % Masona IN
Cuba has recently issued decree ~.
curing applicants 90 submit Two pho.
fugrsphs with their petitions for mem
hcuhip ona belnF attached 70 ihe
petition 10 BE- placed 10 ne resfa D.
% the hdso for the scrutiny ot ias
membcrs and iha other to be III.
tached 70 the dIploma issued ~ tse
Cuban lodges Nhen Masona are ralsei
20 the masters dcgrre.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-25
RABBI ATTACKS THE
GREAT PASSION PLAY
SAYS Oberammergau 10 Year
Stunt Il But Scheme To
Keep Religious. Racial
Plane Ranned


chicago. oct 9 ~ Niphfn =
wise. Nsa Yorl raiti speasss hers
before consr,ssiien q jews. az.
salisd ths ragsloa plae - ohefam
msrFau 81 an agency ahlrh infl4mea
religious aea racial eslgalsfa agilns'
me lNws
Rabbl wlse saa he wHnesasd n
revival o. ihs Passion play after lta
suspension during ne waf
The pssaiou ilAY wAa tirst pre-
senisd ~ ne people = thsi rilr
German village IN iesa almos. fhTes
centuries axo. BE- said a. ihaf
4ms The Jswa . Europe wsrs being
NAsly prfasasfd They Nere
fu1ahs social oaeAsts.
"Ths play reflects fhs ans ipaihy Tor
the Ie~ ihai was 50 flaFFsni a ihaf
time In ne three esntafiss that
have siApsea much of fhis neial
hostility vas sradleaisd rresenied
a. e 10 iodsy. hold thas that per-
formAhee is a grave lnlusiles 20 'hs
Jewish race snd oniy fans ne flames
q, racial and religious prejudice
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-25
di liIISS BIPLANI 10
m STANDARD ~ ARMY


Mount Clemens, Mich Cti -
Tie curiiss ar1n blplaees which
finished in me fra four positions 10
TIE Pulitzer trophy race are 20 o.
dsy ioFfd ~ the army a. ihs stand.
ard punut pano according to or.
ficera y iha frft pursuit group. ala.
toned At sslfr.dgc rlsia. near hare
The racers ~hich broke al sped
rsosrds durnr the recent meei. are
being packed for shlpmsm 20 Day-
Ten. o FOR further 'ssta q. The army
engineering field
A few changes IN ,hs design are 70
b. made. q ia uDderafooa. Thsae
probably vii smbpee regular
radlai0r 20 upphns The aing sype
radiator. and changes IN fhe orck
pi 20 afford greater proisc,ion for
The p.is
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-25
RUN HOUNDS m DAD

San Juaun. Porto Rico. Oct = n
v pesqusra federal prohibition dlrvc-
fcr ior Porto fiao. ana a number Il
Others have been indicted for cen.
spiraey 20 violate the national prohi-
bitop aci Pesquera appeared n the
court today 70 give bond.
jose A. Bensd.eto until recently
treasurer a Porto Rico. with several
subordinaies from the Internal reye-
Hue bureau are included IN the Indlct-
men,.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-25
HOTEL ARRIVALS
on AoraL

loHE AorKL
u 4 FULLER. iifav~nsr. ". }.
HulssY iIarsAorre Geo schwantr.
Purcell Mr. Ala Logan. Okiaaoms
CITY. ,. T laruru. Ssv York. Laura
seo,i. rsuls Valley. y Flood. Noun
iain viswi = Anderson. I.lneoln:
Tom Glbsou. Kansas Cts. y. a.
iiefsnsr. Chicago: Frank Kerr. okla-
homa cily. L. 4. prarue. Oklahoma
ciiys Jno HALEY and wifi. Oklahoma
cty; v c. Anderson. waukouas
Sidney SUCKS. ArArore: u n.
Christopher. okmulgse: y ". Clay
'on and wife. Chicago: J. A. Ames.
Arkaasas city; Mrs Lille Rogers.
paden' Arthur Cochran. okemah: ].
& Kelly. Enid; Mrs. g. sine. OKLA
homa City: y. J. Powers. Dallas: A.
W. Foster. chickasha.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-25

The Amarillo. r,Aas Masonle tom
DE % nr erected ~ithln ,ho nsat fev
mon1hs z % be- an even none M
poelae and expensive structure ihan
~as contemplated when frsf an
nouneed - Texas Ffoemasons The
cost VIII approximate tao0 ooo
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-25

The khgilsA Mas nlc Historians
minimize TIE taiae ~ scottish rfts
masonry Alihnaah a. matter = fact
she Scottish rite lodses nave records
Nhleh far Antedate thos. q The Ens
hsh. FelnF a. faf a. ICES. ~hne Fms.
land only geea 10 illT
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-25

Members ~ the Ancient Esyptan
Order - sqlois 10 Oakland. cal. vii
entertain the 1923 supreme council
conscntloa n the order The ls.g
INVENTION ALL be held ln saer
mento
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-25

IN naef't even Asson|g iaf .dsf
lon 10 fhe Nnnsa states thee /. =
simng asmana for ths s,aAiians Il
Aasonle la~s 80 that there ~lH he
lever amendments lnirodneed IA the
various grand lodFes ana lsss ebans
- ~ eslatinr regulations lll.no.s
freemason.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-25
CLASSIFIED WANrs
NOTICE. 10 SUISSE lesRs

In the event c. delivery beng I'M
renect. or payer beng rled. twist
"a or mutiha,ed. subscribers are urg
Nd 10 make immediate complaint 20
the business office in person. by tale
phone OF mail
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-25

T. The oldest ~ ihe hnoNn manussrp,
chafFes - feemasonry = thal
Ahown a. the Herlun Menus fiel
written ebaut the year VOC
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-25
BY p L~ip.lgsr

ruled that b. s0alj ~ tried ~ th's
tlmu on the siatu lhalsimanF4
IA.nu told JeaAs ffedsfleh Pee
dlfk that hs woHii gaaiasl hia osa
aefuase.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-25
oEMs FROM GUIDE
no0k OF auccIAA

De Who walls 20 fes ~hat may Be
possible becsmfs firmly foosed 90
failure The World seeks lssdsrs--
men Who have shs couraEe 90 be
gin y D. y.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-25
CLASSIFIED WANTS

ay day Or hsa rloas i5s Ise 81
nolseu
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Election campaigning went into fui.
swing Tuesday and two distinct ten-
dencies are becoming evident The
Int and most important "a tho labor
vote Of the electorate
Labor has been By far the moai sae
cessful Of the various parties N al
the elections since 1918: moreover IL
i knows iha, the labor party Is bet
ter Organized for elections than on
any previous occasion and thar Il VII
have greater number of candidates
IN the field than any other partv En-
cept the Conservatives. Hence. there
Is considerable justification for the
apprehension enfertaInsd.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-25
ATTORNEYS
Adams & Tumlin, practice in
U. S. and State courts Offices
over Druses grocery. Phone 4l4


want advertisements Ia the Lead.
er must be In the ofnss BY twelve
clock II classification Is desired
Classified ads are cash. except vaer~
vxrties have regular zccognts ct the
Leader office. The Lea1rz collectors
nave experienced so much trouble
IN locating many parins who have
ohoned In wants. that Il 4 necessary
10 invoke the ca<h-in-1dyance sys-
TEN. except where regular accounts
ere maintained Memoranda OF what
& wanted or for sale etc. may
te lc:i at the Leader b9si-css office
I'D same will be converted into form
ads.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-25

fARNs. Farms. FARNs-Wa w.n
sell them 10 toa. trade sasm 70 o.
FOR you ana & uevd b. a. ,p-
vfA farm loan AZ reasonable rats
of lnleresi tog yon fhs ua'lne
Company. no l-s 81 oKla Ave
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CLASSIFIED WANTS

CLASSIFIED WANTS
FARNs. FARMS. FARNs-ws AL
seli them 20 ga. trade sasm 70 o.
Tor you ana & urcd b. sss ,s-
vfA farm loan a. a reasonable rAts
of lnleresi fog yon lbs Gaslnt.
Company. no l-s 81 Okla Ave
ONE IoOK MINUS ACTION ws
have q cgiariss bssi home,
listed ios sale. also have q Ten rood
building sites 20 ot,,r Ths CAT
meg Go.
lfOCR NicE HOMES Wei located
ranK.ng from tl2ss az Ia 5000
terms 70 suit you See paaeracn
Real - ate Eacharge Phone s3e
lFoa SALE isrms. ~ aed iso
acres $500 per acre. Mel inn
proved miles south - w,si o.
Seward. Sc, c J. d chnds. oVner,
~ ~'"
GOOD NO. FARM LEO acrss wln
sell cheap or viii trade far large
modern house in Guthrie. Patterson
Real Estate Eachingc Phone a2e
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= - =
= -" 'N"e ~
. s.'AA '.s,' ,., 20, 80 ~ :" .
IN ''.''.. '' NJ" "o. !"
N w 49, ~
-, 80 .,.aa. wy ~ -
-.
rcn 80.
= =, 90 -. = ,,., ~ -. -.
Broad.
foN sAl.h--Aanned iraii dishes.
carpets leather davenport ana
other house goods. i'pl = Nonie
Mrs. boye-
VN ''''-e. .l-... .,.''' ,. -. -.
o"
stoves: baby bsd; electric lamp;
freless cooker; conserve steam
cooker also house for sale or rent
Roy r. Porter 1902 W Cleveland
Phone Sc
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- .As " w .e
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'.ne %"
ron sALF-whfe i.arborr rupsss
pbons Kisffsr. tsis
-----------------------
FOR RENT
rop pryT- r. 1r~ r.rngs an
We. nm v,cas, Nov la nest
-. !. ~. 80, 49,, n,....A 80
'tHe = % N'N'''ohs' "'"e 90
NY HOME ToR RENT-Farn,shed
.ayi,. orlv pos.,.s,o. !, ase.
80 = harrison
FOR RENT-is-i ~ cofl1g9
~ocns No, modern sfgeo fos IA
,'s.'' > ''oNs' "''' 'i'''. ~
-
modern. fiz51. 80 y. Division. I
rooms. parity motern- i3oo5 So
=. Noble. rooms modern, ssooe !
sas 40 ui2 W Mansur = rooms
modern. s2soo srau hou.a -ar
o, 70a = Oklahoma no. mod
u ~
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sIruATlos WANTED

BCY WANTS woRK-As chauffeur.
ianisor, porter Or house cleaning.
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The commonwealth., 1922-12-05
SWEDISH FILM FIRES
RESIST HIGH RENTALS

Stockholm, Dec. 4 Swedish
"movie-fans, who have paid
more than 18,CO0,OOO crowns for
admissions during the last thea
trical year, chiefly to see Amer
lean films. rejoice at the news
that hereafter the price of mot
ion picture tickets may come
down.
This hope is seen in the united
frcnt which Swedish fi.m dis
tr butors are showing against
foreign price policies. In the
past the rentals paid for Amer
lean films have been tremendous
and in some cases ruinous. L.
has been complained that Sean
dinavia, with it's population Of
100000 pays higher rentals
for these films than does France.
with population Of 5O,OOO,0O0.
4 consolidation between tho
Swedish Film industries, Ltd.
and the Film Central, went into
effect November l. 1t is believed
this will result in more powerful
resistance to the price policy OF
foreign filnk distrS Sbutors. An
other scandinavian combine has
been made with the object or or
eanizing and controlling the pur-
chase and import Of German
films, which are rapidly gaining
a foothold in the Swedish
market.
In the meantime the produc-
ton Of high-class Swedish firms
is being continued. These photo
plays and educational pictures
are popular with the Swedish
public, as well as in other Euro
pean countries, especially Eng
land and France, and have even
begun to make inroads in the
United States.
Some alarm has been caused by
the report that America may de
prive Sweden Of two Of her most
! United States. f&ctor Seastrom
and Goesta Ekman, who have &c
! ceived offers from one Of the
largest film companies in the
| United States. Victor Seatrom,
! besides being the best photoplay
actor in Sweden, is a director and
has been called E'the Griffith Of
Sweden.'' Goesta Ekman is the
fagorite matinee idol Of the
Swedish tage, and is equally
popular on the screen.
The Swedish government has
derived about 100000 crowns il
taxes on motion picture adm1s
sions during the last film year
The commonwealth., 1922-12-05
LOCAL NEGRO
GIVEN ROAD
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OTHER CASES OF LOCAL IN
TEREST SCHEDULED FOR
HEARING TODAY.

Judge Horton, presiding at the
present term of criminal court
yesterday passed a three months
Jail sentence on Garfield Ne
Daniel, colored.
Several months ago McDan-
lel ran into buggy driven by
Mr.. Larry Pitt, demolishing the
vehicle and throwing the occu
pants into the road. The a., trial
had been postponed from time to
time but the trial was finally
reached last week and sentence
passed yesterday.
The cases Of Willie Nick Smith
Ben Station and Theodore Smith
come up for trial today, the
charge being that they knowing.
ly received stolen goods.