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The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1922-03-04
LAWLESS FOLK vTEST RAINY LAKE
Mnhna Hut Only Monument Lake Degenerate Stunts Bob
derwesd Birds Keep BUS harrison Rivals Jesse James

INTERNATIONAL FALLS, March i.
to the Rip-saw. )--once upon
time there was a village on the Min
nesota side of Rainy Lake, about IL
miles east Of International Falls, which
was, called Rainy Lake City. There the
Little American gold mine was located,
the only mine in Minnesota that ever
really produced gold bullion. Rainy
Lake City was booming place away
back in lS95-97, but the mine shut
down, the Seine River boom broke and
the new Eldorado of the Borderland,
went backwards until it backed entirely
off the map. -.- 49,
Rainy Lake City was a pretty tough
place in its day. There the notorious
Boston" O'Brien was shot through
the neck. There, later on, "0ne-
armed" Sullivan, a desperate squaw
man, was shot and killed. There even
was an alleged bank robbery after the
boom died out and the town started
down hill. There, too, Fred J. Bowman
printed his noted Rainy Lake Journal,
a publication that, in It's prime, would
have been q credit to- international
Falls, today, although printed over 100
miles from any railroad at the time.
Today, Rainy Lake City is nothing
but name and memory. Even the
Indians have deserted Shasta Point.
The stampmill, the shaftho1se at the
mine, practically allsthe Buildings and
the big dock exist only in history.
The only monument to the boom days
is one to the bibuIous, lawless, sordid
side of existence. This monument is a
little old log hut inswhich Dirty Char.
ley" Watkins runs o still and from
which place the notorious old moon.
sinner distributes his liquid hell fire to
Indians, lumberiasks and the bold sports
on and around Rainy Lake. ,.,
+ Not far from Dirty Charley Wat
kin g place, you win find Little Harry's
Place in which an outlaw named
Springer lives, breathes and contami
mates the pure borderland breezes. !.
When you get toTango Bay, you find
Hank Levere with Madam Kate, an ex
pert in making moonshine II not cakes
pies and biscuif. Net.faS from HAM
and Kate yoa. viii find '.'Bad Tom,
tMcMullian. He distills a liquid FIRE
that is nearly sure death.
Aboat -eal1sd The Rainy Lake and I
lhard-beaten trad take one in the nayi
cation season 20 ~ moonshine still
owned and operated by osse Lessard
Not mary miles from Lessard's hive o,
iniquity, lives George Struffle who alst
bears the repatation. and high distinc
ton of running a moonshine still and
thereby, helping make the bold Border
Hand unsafe for law, order and decency
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1922-03-04

drunk, but did not protect him and care
for him.
BY reason Of negligent and unlawful
acts ami wrongdoing, Richard Roe o
money was taken from him and carried
away by some person or persons, TO.
the plaintiff unknown, in the tidy SUM
of 1896.
Richard Roe, through his Clever law
yer chaps: insists that the. loss Of tie
RON Of $685. was the approximate 4resalt
[of selling. and delivering him the illicit
booze. Since each of the four defend
ants is held responsible and since each
one failed to safely keep the.preeious
1896 from disappearing, Richard Roe,
through his clever lawyers, not only
wants back the lost money, but her
wants interest from Feb. 8, 1929, as
well as costs and disbursements Incl
dent to the action. :;
The suit was placed of record Feb
%. In addition to that, those hustling.
lawyers, Messrs. zJenswold & Jenswold,-
have attached the Conway property in
the Inter Ocean hotel, swearing that
the Conways and the Whites were abont
to assign, secrete- or sell said property.
The plaintiff even put up bond in the
sum Of $3.50 to support his attaehment-
Tie plaintiff, Richard Hoe, not only,
did an that, but he garnisbeed thf Con
way hank account at the First NafisaaR
hank, ss we'll % property and nsssy
with the Pioneer Auto Co. If q Conway
still could be located, Il would be just
like Richard Roe and his Jealous law.
yers to attach that, too.
Just what the Conways and the
Whites hszs- tsssay shout this 1nixupr
they are keeping Is themselves. Their
lawyer IS w. II. Gurnee and he hss, DO
Car, failed to file in the ma11iesiineds
courthouse just what ne does thiuk
about his clients and their ease. Per-
haps he thinks the least said, the soon-s
est mended. The case is cited for trial
ON March 10, however, and il there iS
no settlement, compromise or slipup be-
fore that day, the public will be able.
TO hear the Conway.White side Of the
mixup and to get details even more IN.
innate than those outlined By the law
yers in the original complaint.
If Richard Roe is sober and teils the
truth, there must have been some siren
nous vamping going on at the classic
Inter Ocean hotel on or about Feb. 8. !
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1922-03-04
A STUDY IN PH1LoLoaY.

A eolored woman one day visited the
courthouse in Tennessee town and
said to the judge:
, rs you-all the reperbate judges"
~ am the judge of probate, nam.
my" =. ~ /
Else come to you-ali cause Use in
trubble. Nah man--he's done died de.
tested and Use got tree little infidels
so Use cum to be appointed der exc.
cootioper. THE Lawyer and Banker,
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1922-03-04

waiting for the good old simmer time
to come with its profitable whisky
trade. =. T.
Ypu new viii be landed at Rainier,
formerly called ssWirt H. Cooks Spite
Town, = but now better know as "Chief
Pete's Town Here you can meet
Old Mae and 'Housedog Frank"
an outlaw of the Lowest type, If you
have any ideals at all. Jack Murphy
and his girl, "Big Lena" must not be
overlooked. OF course there s Cub
Bear LIS house of refuge. "Gub.
Bear Liz just now is Bob Williams
woman. Meet Nellie Helmer, or Nellie
BY, living in Frank Reyes house.
Don 4 pass BY foxy Henry Reyes, the
gay moenshiner whoshas been known to
Ship sugar in fish boxes, Old Man Les
;sard bears the reputation of being the
worst pirate ON all Rainy Lake and
some Of his lawless stunts would make
4 mighty entertaining dime novel. Right
AT The present. time The old re1Itpp has
federal nsn VIII make 10 Il Isl ). 81
keeping an eye on the old buccaneer. 3
Dan Mccarthy and, his best woman
vie with q Barrel Smith !, who now lives
with Charley Watkins, old girl and is,
Of eeurse.a seller of Illicit whisky.
6 Railroed George Hailou and
- White. Lirered George now run the
boozery at the Rainier hotel.
Beautiful Rainy Lake is dotted flpm
end to end with lawless underworld
folk, booze and opium being their main
stay. The state and federal officers
could make q killing if they would.
Taking as1ooksee into International
Falls, yon probably will see: q Old Iron
clad :, Harrison, an inveterate gambler
and outlaw. An Col. Harrison needs lie
a big hat and pair Of spurs to make
Jesse James in-his prime piker. It
even is claimed that "Old Ironclad =
Harrison. robbed lunberjacks Of their
Liberty bondss He never stops, whether
his victims are. dead or alive. He gets
their money, inst the same. This des-
pesata -osdsdeyn is eredited with threat
ening the lifesof HE own. boy. Mayor
Keyes Il afraid Of him and the police
fear him. It il not Impossible that
sheriff Van Etsen IS afraid Of the des.
perate old character.
BY the way, the federal men did a
good piece of work on their first and
recent visit Al decent, law-abidinq
people, which means al good Ameri-
cans, most earnestly. and respectfully
invite the. government agents to come
again and finish what they started less
than a month ago.
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1922-03-04
WIN BE ASKED.

MA, DOVE keep hen any plaeei"
Why, no, my SON. Why do you
ask that" -. 81.
i heard pa tell the new maid that
he would take her auto riding when be
sent the old hen away for the summer -
Transcript.
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1922-03-04

Cheer upi IF the reforn1ers use UP
all the "blueo for the abfue slaw
Sunday, there won 4 be any left for
blue. Monday Columbus Dispatch.
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1922-03-04
CAFE nAt I'm SELLS
WAIERE1 nooAsHINE


{ lNTEREATIoNA PALS, March J..
Especial to the H5p-saw. Passing
Aafhn cafe one ~ last week, sew,
.eraI citixeas heard = swfnl brawi In.
vestigation revealed That the rpmpus
was dae Ito the 1T that q eustomer
had charged Col. Mzrtin with diluting
The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1922-03-04
VERY MRAN TRICK.

j Just when we are beginning to think
we can make both ends meet some guy
eomes along and moves the ends.-Ths
Pacific Legion.
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THB DULUTH KUsAAN
O.ly ea.se M 4sasI
Evening star., 1922-07-16
July Sale Of 1000 Bungalow Aprons

In good quality chanbay, ging1ams perealss Cheeks
stripes blocks dots plain and contrasting coos sa.
rockets and sashes Aprons OF paneoor hnene
md e pattern have patch pockets tie sasn WITH ns eek sao
.rre "a fnA Add to the sts comfort the incsnta Of
Evening star., 1922-07-16
July CIearance OF
Radium All-Over FlOunclng

EMBROIDERED FIouncing and Dotted Nets. IN
~ biacI,. navy and brown Formerly $l.ss -
$2ss, Jaly Clearance, &lJo Ana $@eo yard
vefIs and 0rxandy F!esnsins-A spieadid .s:,- a.
Xren's Aressss. ~ ard IS hch widths, Reduced
70 seil In the july 1earanesst ysfd' 80 70 'l'''
Enareideriss, Edes aad Iis4rtion. (not laee). .ia
odd and broken lots, reduced to fraction OF
former prices to close. out g Yard lec TO z'e'
Tir.. FIs,r-- aaassA1sA q brother
Evening star., 1922-07-16

netic from the attrao-
tiveness of over a score
Of different stylings, plus
the in d uce m e mt of
worthy savings at this
season Of blouse impor-
t&f1ee.
This sale includes
blous4s for every sum-
fner wear, delightfully."-
trimmed With real Val,
Evening star., 1922-07-16

July Clearance of
Summer Neckwear
~ ported eyelet collar and cuff sets, <Eo
heavily embroidered. Special. .,..-,.,... OOC
s-bibcs Ssts ofserssady and voiia, lace trimmed,
some with colofed stitching aud others lace TRIM
1nsd. ~ tllse to IN. a
BsndineD- c3fsulGf And straight ofsxndy and
nat bandines, lace and tuck tfinmed deliehtfully
dainty IN sppearaneA, yard QA0 70 1z.Ss.
First F1sse--LanskarsA 4 BrstAef
Evening star., 1922-07-16
81 Silk Dresses
Formerly $500 and $1,000

A sweeping clearance of hftv-fve summer
silk dresses. ones and twos of kind from regu-
lar stock. Many styles all suitable for immediate
and later wear Canton Crepe, Knit Silks. Crepe
de ChineAlin light and dark eolors. Sizes 10 to
AZ in the group-at 1928.
Evening star., 1922-07-16

Fist and Irish laoes, pin and wider tueks.
embroidery and embroidered net. All have
new collar effects and short sleeves. Colers
are flesh, white and bisque. Sizes 36 to 4o.
4 Brother
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-14

Those fellows have certainly
grown egotist!cal." declared Con
stantine sarcastically when asked
for an opinion as to the victorious
Turks. They have what you Ame~-
leans call the 'swelied head I Won
der what the English think about
this mess
Europe does not seem to be able
to adjust itself since the great war.
America could help but there arises
the question: Is America no longer
interested IN Europe nor what hap
pens to the treaties tina were fran
ed after the war? Is America no
longer interested IN Christianity
America. it must be remembered.
helped frame some Of those treaties
that followed the World war
In conclusion Constantine said
with great earnestness.
Il want to live in ~seclusion. do
not wan to be disturbed. I have
broken my rule In giving this in
1t IS my last. Please an
nounc that I Will not receive any
moro journalists. 1t IS my desire
TO keep out OF the l~lmelight."
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-14

thrift campaign which has been so
very successful in this district.
No. 8-The Calumet pickle works
has a very attractive display OF all
their products with a guessing con-
test as to the number of pickles in
a large jar with a valuable prize
to the winner.
No. 1.-The Straube Piano com
pany are showing the products Of
the Hammond plant. and have a
very attractive proposition to offer
prospective buyers.
No. 5-The Metropolitan Life IN
surance company. has a display Of
welfare work when has been car
ried on by this company. booklets of
every description with outlined in
formation covering every phase Of
living from the new born babe to
Oldest adult are given free and in
addition to this a valuable prize
is offered for the one guessing the
nearest number of policies in affect
In the Hammond district.
No. 6-The Standard Electric com
pany showing modern equipment IN
electrical n gas achievements. also
electrical and lighting fixtures.
No. Nelson's drug store, with
a slight Of hand performer and a
special premium offered for every
one registering at this booth.
No. s-Postlewaite company. a
demonstration OF the new mimeo-
graph and stationery s~pecialties.
No. s-Bodies studio. with a spe-
cial offer OF free sittings for al
children under four years old and
a beautiful loving cup given as a
prize to the most beautiful child
photographed during the period o.
the display.
No. 1o-The General Electric and
Engineering Sales company. with a
display Of modern household ele-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-14
GIVE
HANDSOME PRIZES

In addition to tho ten special
prizes and the Hudson coach which
is to be given away by the Orak
shrine. the exhibitors in the Palace
Of Progress are going the limit in
making the show attractive and in
teresting to visitors.
Many special features have been
added to the regular display OF
merchandise and practical demon
STATIONS Of IN o d household
equipment showing the very latest
improved appliances and labor saw
ing devices for the home. Follow
Ing is a general outline Of the Pal
ace Of Progress and the special tea
lures which are offered by the x
hibitors.
Booth No. THE American In
IRAN company offers free insur-
ance on the Hudson coach which Is
to be given away the last night
of the circus. providing the winner
has been registered az Booth No. 1.
No. 2-The Hammond Clearing
association. are featuring a
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-14

CORRESPONDENT 1. N. sEsyIcEl
V1oIyFisat. 1922. BY International
News service)
FALERMo. Italy. Nov. lion
S1EHtine. former king Of Greece snd
an exile from his native land has
Fetired from active politics for lie
and never again VIII seek 70 return
to the Hellenic throne. no matter
now loudly the people may cali for
alm. he revealed todsy IN the arst
interview he has given OUT since hts
ebdicatioa.
Asked II he would return 70
A'hsns 20 stand trial before a rev
e!ationsry tribunal on the charce
r being responsible for the Greek
military collapse in Asia Minor.
Constantine replied:
1t Is all nonsense about my re-
turning 70 Athens. am not going
Rack % stand trial 1t i equal
nonsense about my going to Door
~ live near my brothe--in-law. the
former German kaiser. I am in com
plete retirement Never again VIII
] become involved IN politics. I
lave 10 plan for the future except
io lead a quiet isolated life. I will
remain at villa Igea in Palermo for
the time bens."
II the m~onarch!sts in Greece are
active IN behalf Of Tho" as Con-
stantine IS frequently called, the
former king knows nothing Of 1t.
lie Will have nothing to do with
Greek affairs; VIII not even discuss
them. There are no couriers from
Athens visiting him. Occasionally.
a personal friend drops in. but not
TO talk politics. That subject is
barred.
Tino probably would remain in
Sicily al winter and in the spring
buy q small villa upon the italian
riviera. where he Will spend his
declining years reading. writing
and growing a few olives.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-14
Shores After
Eating

The person afflicted with gas IN
the stomach ard bowels often has a
tired. sleepy feeling after eating
particularly IN the afternoon. Ir
some cases the fingers. arms o,
limbs "go to sleep" due TO gas pres
sure which restricts circulation.
These annoying symptoms can be
promptly relieved by taking Baal-
mann's Gas Tablets. Bloating
belching. rumbling in abdomen.
heart palpitation. nervousness. anx-
iety and other distress caused by
gas will soon disappear. and you
Will be able tc eat what you Hike
without ill-efect.
Baalmann's Gas Tablets are
harmless, pleasant and effective. Ma
tionally known and used. For sale
by Weis Drug Co. Price. one dollar.
Be sure to get the genuine. in the
yellow package. J. Baalmann. Chem
list San Francisco@Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-14

! tricaI equipment and free radio con
certs from the X. Y. w. station in
! Chicago during tho afternoon and
evening sessions. also a srecial
prize TO tho lucky persons register
ing at this booth.
No. 1.-THE New Calumet Bakery
company Will give samples of their
products and are keeping secret a
special offer which they will make
to all who visit their booth.
NO. 12-Joseph A. amer com
pany. a demonstration OF the In
nous May Tag washer with novelt,
demonstrations and a premium Of
fered TO the first three lucky per
sons registering at their booth.
No. 15-Wolff Manufacturing
company have a beautiful demon
stration OF modern bathroom equip
ment with the very latest designs
in fittings fer the ~up-to-date home.
No. 1.-THE T-i-City Electric
company, who Will give away a
beautiful photograph lamp to the
lucky person registering at their
booth. They also have the very
latest things in lighting fixtures and
electrical household equipment.
No. 15-J. F. Blum & Son are
Offering a high grade suit or over
coat to the lucky person register
ing In their contest. Mr.. Blum Is
also showing a lot of the latest
wearing apparel for men with a pro-
fessional model TO show his line off
to excellent advantage.
No. l6=Hammond Modern Bak-
ing company are demonstrating a
full line of baking products and are
giving hun 1reds of free samples
away to all visitors "a their booth.
No. 1.-THE Colonial Sporting
Goods store has a good display of
kimball pianos. monographs and
attractive proposition TO offer pros
pective buyers II registered during
the period OF the display.
No. 1~S-Northern Indiana Gas and
Electrical company has a most at
tractive demonstration of gas and
electrical appliances which are
proving a great interest to all those
who are interested in labor saving
devices and economical working
equipment.
Many beautiful prizes were car
ried away by h guests from the
different booths on the opening
night and seems to feel
that they are getting more than
their moneys worth.
The outline of the free gifts and
prizes amount TO hundreds of dol
lars and anyone wno falls to reg
lister is missing an opportunity to
win one or more or these beautiful
prizes.
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lPubIshed by the Lake County Times, In cooperation
with The American Association Of Advertising Agencies1~
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-14
CONSTANT
IS new
TO RETURN

~ ERhATioNAL NEWS SERVICE,
A1o. No.. Il
ex-Aina of the HELENE.
20 Is now living I'm IT, -
SAiie' has had n stormier cao-
san any cher European uon-
S- He fought in the BaIL,n
as and succeeded 10 the tbronn
Athens sn March. 1913 whcr
- lathe waa a-ssas.anatca ~
oniki. He was forced by the
les In june 1917, 10 nbaic,to
SeaaAe of Ills pro-Geranan sv,,-
ASaieS nnd Ned to swB xerla,d.
4 December. 1920. he returned
- Akhens to nad hts en-
1seo In war against TAarkcv
nc Turks won. revolution fol-
"fFeo and Constantine again ncd
A'" exile I'm scDtcribcr, Ia@c.
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By LOUISE BRYANT

s5TAFF CORRESPONDENT i. N. srsyIcsl
'1oIyFight. 1922. BY international
Novs S~erv9cel
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-14

Constantine's brother. Prime e
christopher, is married to Mrs. VIII
lam Leeds. widow of the American
tinplate king. 1t was reported for
q time that Constantine and his
ife-a sister of the former Ger
man kaiser-would go to New York
TO live in Mrs. Leeds residences.
Constantine laughed when told Of
this report and dismissed 1t with a
shrug.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-14

Coronium. the element discovered
in the corona or uppermost layer OF
the sun. has never yet been de-
tected anywhere else in the uni
verse.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-14
uPozrArr.

Sale on Woman's. Misses. Child
ren's and Infants Wearing Apparel
all this week at the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-14

5SS Oakley ave. between State and
P1ummer; opposite post office, Ham
mond, Indiana
Evening journal., 1922-04-21

MUST BE SOLD At ONCE Three ton
service truck. IN good running condi-
ton. equipped with cab and box stake
body Also fwo-ton Packard chassis
with cab Any reasonable offer will
be accepted. Call 770f-W. after 6
clock apr20-3t.
Evening journal., 1922-04-21
REGISTERS ORDER.

ESTATE OF MARY II. COOLING
DECEASED. GNotice r. hereby given
that Letters Testamentary. upon tho
estate OF Mary IT. Cooling. late OF VIII
mington hundred. deceased. were duly
granted unto Molly C.. Thomas on the
and an persons indebted 20 the said de-
ceased are requested 70 make paw
ment TO the eNecutriN without DELAY
and an persons having demands
against the deceased. are required 20
exhibit and present the same, duly
probated. TO the said executriX. on or
before the thirty-frst day of March
a. ID. 1923. or abide by the law In this
behalf
MOLLY c. THOMAS. Executrix.
Address George r. Brown, Attorney
at-law. Equitable Bldg, Wilmington.
= Delaware. Aprs-eod-st
Evening journal., 1922-04-21
SAVES TROUBLE.

A small piece OF screen VIII save
a lot OF trouble n placed over the
sink drain when you are pouring
refuse into the sink. II will catch
most OF the refuse and let the water
run through.
Evening journal., 1922-04-21
UPHOLSTERY.

UPHOLsTERING Of every description.
made to order. Reliable Upholstering
Co, $40 Walnut 81. Phone 7549-W.
apri2-u.
Evening journal., 1922-04-21
STARCH

Il is best TO wash out a starch pan
as soon as you are through using the
Rtarch. Otherwise the starch sticks
70 the sides and makes II much
more difficult TO clean.
Evening journal., 1922-04-21
HINDEN
Office and Store Furniture

hourht and sold Floor cases and coun-
Ter cases. registers. desks, chairs, hling
c,binets. safes, butchers equipment.
etc can i0f W. Second 81. Phone
ssee-R oct6-lyr.
Evening journal., 1922-04-21
LOST

KLAIR's BAZAAR. wilmington, Del
Auction sales every Saturday, at II
o'clock. Horses at private sale at al
times Klair and Hollingsworth.
apr6-1yr.
Evening journal., 1922-04-21
.
. LIF1. AND CHARACTER
. READING
April Fl.


People born on this date come
under the sign Of Tarus. People
born on this date are not comfort
able people to- live with when un-
awakened and undeveloped. They
roar and kick under the slightest
provocation. and at such times have
no regard for feelings or furniture.
People born under this sign
should practice silence and patience
as a daily exercise. They should
never talk OF self, and should school
the mind to look upon the opposite
sex so as never 10 be lost in sex
passion.
The governing planet OF this date
is Venus. the goddess OF love. and
the birthstone is a moss agate.
The union Of those born under
Taurus and Capricorn should he
harmonious. and the children OF
these signs physically strong and
robust. Next come Taurus and
Libra. This also is a very happ,
] combination.
Evening journal., 1922-04-21

Largest assortment OF used cars IN
the State. and the best You are abso-
lutcly safe when you buy OF as. All
models and makes
DODGE PEERLESS
FORD OAKLAND
MAXWELL FRANKLIN
CHALMERS ESSEN
siNlrpS -HOATH cHNROLFT
BUICK CHANDLER
STUpEHAkER CLEVELAND
Your credit iH good with MS 40 red
tape. Just be square with as. that's all
we ask
KEEL MOTOR Co.
open Evenings. 1lth and Tatnan Sts
octle-u WITT.
Evening journal., 1922-04-21
TYPEWRITERs

TYPEwRITERs RENTED-3 mos. 81
up an makes rented and repaired
bargains In rebuilt typewriters. SO tc
$50. Typewriter Supply Co.. ~ W. Cor
7th and Market SITS. aug22-u.