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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-04
HE INTELLIGENCER

Has more daily circulation and carries
more advertising regularly than any
other Six-day morning paper IN West
Virginia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-21
Washington Firms
Ship Claim Upheld

WASHlkGTON. April zl-The
claims commission OF the United
States shipping board today dectds1
tho settlement OF Admiral Benson.
while sole member. OF the old ship
ping board In the matter Of the en-.
tire claims Of the Stxndifcr Construc-
ton company OF Vancouver, wash,
as q valid settlement and must b
completed by tho present shipping
board.
The company was paid 100000 on
account Of contracts for building -
wooden and steel ships, Of which -
were completed
President 6tandifer Of the com
pany. thru his attorney. Frank Ho-
gan. presented the correspondencs be-
tween President Harding and Ad-
mirai Benson. dated last MAY. BY the
terms OF which Benson was author
tied 10 function. -as tho the board
were fully organized and asserted
full authority under the law"
Hogan claims that there Is now due
his client q total OF $4,000. 900. and
the government contends that u
owes 81 SOC. 900.
The amour, which WIN be allowed
finally viii probably be about $780,
600. II In Indicated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-21
LEoAL NOTICES

ELECTION NOTICE
Notice IL hereby riven that under
/. and pursuant 10 Ordinance No. ",
Gpr h' ToT rs,s e. thsrs w 's e sss
mi,ted 20 tho qualified voters OF
said town, at the general election
TO be held "a said town on Tues
day. May J. fs32. the proposition
for the rreasion Of an indebted.
dollars 90. 900 oo). BY the isau-
anca and sale Of general nero-
table coupon bonds Of said town
In said amount for the construc-
ton OF water supply system In
The FORM 10 which said proposition
viii appear on the official baiio,
shall be as follows.
shall the Town OF Tukwiia for
municipal purposes. to-wit; For
the purpose OF constructing . wa
ter supply system as provided by
ordinanes No. 50. borrow nine
thousand dollars $4,000 0o), and
tissue its general negotiable bonds
therefor
-ronds--YeA
.sHonds--No"
Every qualified voter At rueh cleo
tion shall prepare bis ballet by
striking therefrom "Bonds-Yes"
or "iioncs--No." 30 that the re-
naming portion OF his ballot shall
said Town OF Tukwtia Is hereby cree
ated one ID election precinct. and
the pol ling place therein shall be
Huifa hall. corner Of Ecltz ave
and Main at, In said town.
CLAUDE G. RAMSAY.
Chairman. County CommlssionerA
MALCOLM DOUGLAS.
Prosecuting Attorney.
u. l. FERGU SON,
County Auditor.
Election Board, King County.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-21
Same Evidence, One
to Hang, Pal Freed

PORTLAND. April 7i.-One Of two
men who had been accused Of caus-
ing the death OF James Harry BuckD
Phillips. railroad special agent. tn
the Albina yards here June ~ last.
was free today. while the other was
in the state penitentiary under sen-
tence 10 be hanged
In his second trial for alleged par
ticipaiion In the shooting In which
Phillips was Killed. John T. Burns
late last night was acquitted after .
Jury had dcliberated IS hours. Dan
Casey. who was convicted OF guflt tn
the Phillips shooting. was sentenced
TO death after two jur1es had dis
agreed and another had found him
guilty after prolonged debata
The unusual feature Of the two
trials. according to observers. was
that the evidence which caused
sentence Of death and Burns'
acquittal was practically Identical
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-21
Free Speech Denied
Striking Coal Men

But We don't bsiieve that wen
b. denjnd there rights which hre
guaranteed to all Law abiding,
peaceful men by tbr federal con
stituiion. The supreme court ~
the United States has plainly
held that man have n legal right
10 Join labor unions, 10 invite
Bon-union man to Join his union
30 long rs he does not use coer-
eion, Intimidation or violence,
and 10 inert and discuss their
problems.
"On the other hand, the non.union
coal operators OF West Virginia are
fighting 10 crush out unionism. per-
petuatc the non.unlon conditions that
exist In their fields and thereby con-
tinue Industrial slavery In this state.
DEPUTIES AND
GUNMEN FLAyED
I'VE claim the right 20 bring ints
the United Mine Workers' union
every miner In America so long as
we do II thru peaceful means" ssid
Houston. 1T is our aim and ambS-
ton To better the condition Of every
man who works In or about Q coal
mine"
Houston f1hyed the deputies and
gunner employed by the non-union
operators 10 pyssnt the spread Of
unionisrn.
"Drny men their civil rigibts,
put them under . system of prt
vnte guards. such ~ We have In
West Virginia. and you must az
poet protests and some acts Of
violence from men who hAvo
been denied their rights,y he said
to the court.
I'D b. ashamed 70 be IN Amer-
lean II they didn't protest against
such conditions"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-21
Ku Kluxers Present
Purse to Preacher

PORTLAND. April .1-Apprecia-
ton Of the efforts OF DIR. John Wood
Anderson. evangelist. who has been
holding revival meetings here for =
fortnight. were expressed by the Ku
k1ux Khan In the midst Of Or. An
derson's sermon last night when 3
committee in fun Khan regaiia pro
scented the preacher with an envelope
containing $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-21
by c. @ LYON


CHARLESTON. w. Wa. April
2i>-t'or some days n come Of
fioers, organixers and members
Of tho United Mine Workers will
continue 10 be In contempt of
federal court decroas II they NJ
much NJ ask a non union miner
10 quit work and Join the STRIKE,
or II they m@t La groups TO dis
cuss the strike situation.
Federal Judge Geo. w. McClin,ic.
southern district OF West Virginia.
announced today that all his sweep.
ing temporary restraining orders OF
the last 10 days prohibiting all organ
ixing work. meetings and marches on
the part OF union men would remain
In effect until Monday, when he will
either dissolve. modify or continue
ths restraining order Indefinitely.
A strong argument In behalf Of
the constitutional right OF free speech
and free aasomblage was made be
fore Judge MoClintic by H. w. Houe-
ton. chief counsel for the striking
miners Of West Virginia Houston
appeared In opposition TO the petition
Of 90 non.union coal operators In the
Winding Gulf district who asked
that all organizing activities by
union men be prohibited
FREE SPEECH
DEAD AND BURIED
III federal courts. in answer 10 the
petition of these non-unlon operators.
decide 10 deny union miners the right
10 AJAX other workers 70 Join their
union or 10 hold peaceful meetings
looking TO the extension OF union.
ism. then free speech and free as
sembiage In America are dead. EN-
baimod and buried" Houston said TO
Judge Mecllntic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-21
n. r. wADIA. Representative. q the

b. r. WADfA, representative q the
government OF India At the Geneva
conference OF the league Of nations.
and worid-renowpcd authority on 90
cultism. will speak on Life After
Death" at the Masonic temple Thurs
day. The following evening he viii
lecture ON India. What Can IL Teach
us," In the Masonic club rooms. Ar.
cade building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-21
s: FOR SALTWATER FRONT
IsIfnpGftTN

CHARMING COUNTRY HOME
)ue rich level acre. clover and fruits.
street and Sound frontage: finely
shaped. moderniy planned unfin-
inhcd. but well built. 7-roon hours,
concrete basement. new personal
property. including fine range and
heating stove. connected; al Ia
good order. the place as neat a. a
pin. ready 20 move right into. We
can sell and deliver Immediately
for ti.boe, Full facts. call at our
CHARLES soMERs COMPANY
Alaska building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-21
German Moving
Picture Invasion

BERLIN. April e1.--German NOV
ing picture producers will invade
England in the spring. II successful
there. they win next 20 to the United
States.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-21
FARM LANDS

RIG OPENING SALE OF
YAKIMA VALLEY FARM LAND
Located in good district: good deep
soil; close to town; 2 railroads and
state highway cross our land;
under state and government APP
proved
IRRIGATION PROJECT
We have sold thousands of acres In
n short time 10 farmers and peo-
pie who are Judges OF good land.
We sell on very easy terms in
tracts 20 suit purchaser, At
1926 PER ACRE AND UP
These prices are very reasonable ana
by looking ~ over now you can
make a selection OF tract which
will make you better than a good
living. Join us on one OF our rcgu-
lar trips TO this land and we Will
show you the famous Yakima Val.
ley. We also have number or
improved farms on hand at very
reasonable prices.
WESTERN LANDS. Inc.
ei7-9is Groom Bldg.
10 ACRES IMPROVED: SNAP
Nice little home near Auburn, some
cleared. balance pasture and wood
lot. good loan soil. young fruit
trees. berries, garden, pasture FOR
COW; good Broom house. nearly
new, completely furnished, some
outbuildinga Price $1,000: $500
p. VAN ARSDALE
i0lG Third Ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-21
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-21
Troops Whipped
by Desperadoes

BUENoS AIRES, April 3i.--A
punitive force Of troops sent against
the bandits in the Lake Argentine
district were ambushed and routed
by the desperadoes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-21
FARMS ron RENT


FOUR HOOM HOUHB
WATER AND ELECTRIC LIGHT
Fifty fruit trees. lots Of small fruit;
splendid soil, close 70 good car
service. schools. church. will give
lease for one year or moro TO re-
THE ~ Il. MORSE co.
Sis I.sary Bidr. Elliott sss
10 AcHEa PINE POTATO LAND,
near Seattle: fenced fer,iilz.d ard
bush~ir 60 acre. Rent cheap. szs
Green BidH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-21
Dentist Is Fined
for kissing Patient

LONDON. April 71.Andrew Atkin.
q dentist. was sentenced to four
months Imprisonment for kissing q
patient, Mrs. Dorothy PurA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-21

DELINQUENT NOTICE
Estate REALTY COMPANY
Location OF principal place OF bust
Notie.-rher, is deiInouent ,non ~.
following described stock, on ac-
count of assessment levied on the
atst day of February. 1924. the
several amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective sharehoid-
era. as follows:
COMMON STOCK
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-21
aAcRfFIr.E aAI.n
sPup LAND

An cleared and ready 20 piow. Put
n In spuds now and In berries this
fall 10 acrcA level with running
water: Close 20 paved road. half
high school stores. paved road 10
town Price 1850: tioo cash. bal
ance long time. 49,.
20 acres. 81 400: tfso cash.
20 acres. t3.soo. ts0o cash
CARTER MACDONALD q MILLER
.sf Columbia St Elliott SsTs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-21
INVADERS REPEII.ED
TINE AND AGAIN

Logan defenders repealed the In.
vz6srs time and again. Army trucks
ard airplanes were put 10 use and
actual warfare lasted for n time.
Then federal troops were dis
patched and the miners army was
hsrnrned tn II disbanded-
N. actual caEuaitie~ were never
known Loran lost thru or four
r'sn and the miners were believed TO
have sacrificed many moro
sheriff John Gore was slain at
Blair Mountain and many charges OF
conspiracy 10 commit murder are
baSed on this
Grand iurfes Immediately started
AZ investigation and hundreds Of In.
eictmen,s were returned Arraigned
N Logan county. the defendants were
granted a change Of venue 20 Jeffer.
sou county. where their trial, April
"a. VII start In the historic court
house.
Judge John Mitchell woods %
sartinsourg. w. Va. win preside a,
the trials.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-21

REDDfNG. Cal. - Explosion Of
giant powder cap costs Howard
Matson. 10. tips OF two fingers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-21
MINERS FACE TRIAL FOR TREASON IN Mine WAR

MORE THAN $50 lawyers were
the guests Of honor Mt banquet
given by the Seattle underwriters'
In tho Arcade building
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-21
SECOND CARUSO
|. FOUND ON FERRY
Youth to Be Given Musical
Education

San FRANCISCO. Aprfi IL
Richard T. Hunter was a boatman
on one OF the ferry boats which op.
crate between san Francisco and
Oakland. As he worked he sang.
Thousands OF commuters found pleas
urc In listening 10 his wonderful ten.
or voice. lie became known az the
"Caruso Of the ferries.'s
Now tho same Richard T. Hunter
Is no longer a deck hand. entertain.
ing the boats pazsengera He IL
preparing 10 go 20 Europe 20 study
and perfect his voice for IN. concert
and operate stage. The change In
hts fortunes came about In this man
ner.
Ono day. nearly year ago. q nau.
nclan was crossing the bay. lie
heard Hunter singing. He realized
the fine quality of the deck hands
voice. lie interested wealthy Caiifor.
mans In the -caruso Of the ferriea %
A concert was given and Hunter was
invited 10 sing before a select audi.
enee Of critics. Hunter created n
sensation and several present lmne-
dsately started 20 raise fund 30
thar the singer nigh, go abroad and
study.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-21
Says Taxpayers Now
Pay on Muny Lines

Warren Hardy. speaking against
the Erickson measure before the
Purchasing Agents association In the
l. c. Smith building Thursday. said
taxpayers arc now paying Mt the rite
OF more than tToo. 900 a year toward
the stree; railway. This sum IL said
Ii made up as follows: Taxes. gcn-
eral and franchise. formerly paid by
private company. $4,000 CAST full
year private operationl $4,000 for
poiicemcn's rides. 1000 for salaries
Of crossing policemen and si3o. 900 a
year for intcrdepartmentai services.
which are not paid for BY the street
railway. These items. he said. do
not include tho paving expense TO
which the city has been put For.
merry tho street railway paid for paw
ing between ttrc~ta
IF tn. private line paid these taxes
and charges and dividends on q g.
cent fare why cannot ve have a
lower fare without the Erickson
plan7" he asked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-21
MOOSE WILL
HONOR DEAD
Memorial Services TO Be
Held Sunday

Tn honor Of members who have
died during the past year the Loyal
order Of Moose viii hold memorial
services Mt y. m. Sunday at the
new Moose temple.
The Moose band win play and the
Moose Defender drili team and
ladies' drill team viii take part. Miss
Ruth Linrud. hnrpirt. and MaRnus
Peterson. eoloist. are also on the pro-
gram. Rev. Ambrose Bailey. ID. d.,
will deliver ti~ Grafton.
Tho following members have died
during the past year. Dan Corners
Joe scholl. J. II. Deery. John
oIrary. y. NJ. Ryberg. !. /. Huff.
man. w. A. Mcdonald. A. c. Moore,
Noel Iaroau. Julius Jensen. J. II.
Gatren. VIM J. Peiffcr. A. Antonsen.
James IaroA John lawson. John
Patterson. w. q. Gordon. w. 4.
Cameron. Otto NJ. Marshall. John
Fullam. Aug. schlrmer. Albert Dcx.
ter. C. u. Armstrong. John Madison.
Eriing johnson. IL. A. Dav and
Thos. Rose
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-21
Merchants to Hold
Joint Conventions

rians have been completed for the
merchandising conventions OF the
Washington State ciothirrs and the
Washington State Rctaiicrs arzocla.
ton la Yakima May I. and ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-21
DR.. w. A. Shannon Is
u Regent President

Dr. W. A. shannon. Seattle phys.
ician. was elected president Of the
state beard Of regents OF tn. Uni.
voruity Of Washington Thursday.
lie succeeds John ItAy. Of Taooma.
whose term expired some time ago.
Despite tho protests OF various
organizations and individuals. tho
regents decided that compulsory mil.
ltary training will be continued at
tho university.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-21

IovefrM-. hcartlees or nechhnical
kisses are fnockcrios
The genuine kiss /. void Of super
fatalities or conventionaiitiee-a II
spontaneous. II carries inherently.
surrender OF former reserve or
artificial dignity.
The time 20 kirr b. when both feel
like IL The piar. TO kias L. wherever
they happen 20 ba-
The woman who really loves her
husband 10 happy 10 b. kissed By
him any time. and place. and In any
style. She Graves 10 ba kissed
what's more. sho wants tho whole
world 10 know IL she n proud Of ~
UNKIssED
WIVES
There are thousands ~ women VINO
would like 20 sue their husbands for
divorce on the grounds that they are
no; Kissed at aii--not even In private.
A wife who r~fuanm her husbands
KISS n revolving against her inner
self as n means % freeing hrrxsif
from matrimonial bondage. n Ia an
other way % bringing tho -matrifno.
Mai cnrbuncir- 10 a head
Many thousands % women who
continually cram and cpreua their
feelings finally become. pwycholoEi.
c~lly III. Th.y manifest various Do
biiifies and symptoms. such AZ In.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-21
Moody Institute
Dean Is on Tour

Rev. James " Cray. d. d. dean
o. the Moody Bible institute, OF Chi
easo. will spend two weeks IN the
Pacific Northwest speaking In spo-
kans April % and ~; Tacoma. April
. and q: Vancouver. April 30 to
Way ,. possibly Seattle. May and 6.
and Portland. May 70 10. Associat-
"a with him during part OF his tour
VII be Rev. w. p. Hinson. ID. D..
pastor Of the East Side Baptist
church. Portland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-21
Doctor advocates
Kissing in Public

BRfDCEroNr. Cenn-. April Ill
pubtics A New Nerk ~vmaa sess
eve" and be-.a-~ h~~ hs.hand ala.
she sue-f him for ditoreeA Dr. sinsa
Louis hafsoff says -Ne~." aud he
has anao sed the sasJest and taid
why.
~. k.ts..f is . p-yeheisxtst.
physieA~n and sathsw ~ tho bo.a
sffe~ 10 Held 1sar nusb-~nd-~ Here
A<c his vtc~~t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-21
DIR. SAMUEL I. JOSH. professor

DIR SAMUEL L. JOSH, professor
Of literature in Baroda college. Uni
verHity OF Bombay. will deliver an
address on 'christianity In India NJ
the II a. m. service. Sunday. nj Trim
itY Harish church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-21
HUNDREDS
Held FOR
MURDERS!
Cases to Be Heard
in Court Where
John Brown Was
Convicted

CHARLES TOWN. w. Va.
Aprl sl.-ln the same court
house where John Brown. the
.hilfionisf. more than SO years
.ro WA sentenced TO deafh for
tr.x<on. several hundred miners
virl 70 10 artsl starting Monday
On charges ranging from misde
mrAnors to murder ard TREASON.
These defendants are alleged 20 be
rrnn<rs Of the miners army which
marched on Mingo and Logan eoun.
ties last August and engaged In
p.tched battles with state troops
Heading tho long list are c. r.
Keeney, president Of district II OF
TIE Unltea Mine Workers OF Ameri-
a: Fr~d Mooney. A. C. Porter. VIII
Fan Blizzard. Isaac Scott. Lawrenee
pwyer and Frank v. Snyder. editor
Of labor paper.
AGAINST
CONDITIONS
TIE miners -1nsurrcction- was the
sufgruwth OF protest meeting
against alleged conditions In the mine
nsld& Mob psychology got into ac
sscn and miners began assembling at
MArraet. w. Va Leaders announced
they would move on the Logan coun-
u coal fields. carrying the banner OF
uniorixri
This move was abandoned when q
"a, denartr,~us official held A crr,-
ference with Frank Kceney. official
e the United Mine Workers OF Amer.
Va. and Keeney ordered the men to
dAshant
Later. however. miners heard shat
CAPT. J. r Brockus Of the state con.
sfahulary had made a raid and dis
armed some miners as shsrpir@. and
pmobllization occurred The march
shortly began and Logan county mo-
silzed forces OF deputy sheriffs 70
XIV. battle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-21
THE RIGHT
To KISS

Only those who truly love each
other have the right 10 kiaz-as hns.
bands and wives. parents and chill
drwn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-21
ny DIR SIMON LOUIS KArzofr
What II a kiAsf
Who should kiasr
When and where-

These are questions that have
brought ono couple into tho divorces
courts. Lrt us analyEe them.
A genuine ktss-not IN. kind that
some society ladies' slap on each 9th.
deep affection. a pledge Of devotion.
a seal u indenturc TO ones love.
The kiss Eyrnbcllz~~ worship at the
shrine OF love Next 20 love Itself
u Il the most potent agency for
hope. courage. human service and
health
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-04-21
Near East Relief
Workers Decorated

Decorations for distinguished serv-
ice IN the Near East were presented
70 group Of Near East relief work
err a, luncheon at the 7. NJ. C. A.
Ihursday. Those honored were
I charies V. yickrcy. John r voris.
pr and Mrs. A. l. christianson and
Miss Leah Janson.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-05

COVERED BODY tor Ford. Fine Tor
lsuadry and cleaning business. Max
Ia effer Phone SIS.
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FOR RENT Houses


FOR KfNT-ln fourth ward one faur
ruom brick two screen parchcs rh0ne
200 or 1881
ron HFNT-lu fausth ward me fanr
room brick two screened pnrchss Phone
2ep " 1885,
FOR RENT-rhree room unfrruishsl
house Win sleeping pnrca. 1915 81
hish fih 0u Phone 1880
foR RKST-Tuo we'll furnished moa,m
houses IN Univrrstty Heights. In
quiru 22A : Edith.
FOR BENr-F.ur ruam house. glastsd
In slecping porch. With OF with
art 5000 cubic n basement Inquire
hsiorc ~ AZ West Coal
foR KENT-Bsauiiful new four.toom
house. completely furnished tRu
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FOR RENT-One fourroom well furnish
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fOR REST-New four raom furnished
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s2a y Milnsr 8fab West Central
FOR RtNr-Niesiy furnished bungalow
for housekeeping consists o. living
foun. ki'ehenette two sleeping pnfches.
hot and cold running water eis-sYte
range $500 per month. Phors Dr
Murnhey Aai.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-05

TYPfWnirERs-An makes. sls anf
ap. sS o per month. Aihuguerqu'
typewriter k~Hshanse l2a South foartl
~.
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DON WITH BOARD

coon HOARD and room so 1u per
usrk tan in one ROOM ~ uu aitli
south aecond Phone ut1J.
ROOM AND BOARD Tor two in private
hnug good cuokinr For we'll peu
pie rus Aurth Eleventh
WILL FURNISHED rooms and sleeping
porrhrs with splendid board for con
vulescents rate So 90 monthly fhane
500. Mr. Reed. 800 south hr0aivay
FOR RtNT- Room nnd board All new
beds at2 south broadway Miss Audra
Dow ell, Phone 1874 "
ROOM AND BOARD Giassed ia sleeping
porch suitable for two tngihsaot o..
ne.ufc az North Marls Phone isso ".
RksEkNAT.UNs tnAy nov be had at
ST JOHNS sANATORtuM CEpiseo-
pail Rates si7 so % s25 90 p.f
week. Includes private room with
stepping porch. connected 20 bath and
toilet Medical carr. mcdirises. general
aurslug Exoelient meals. tray scryise
Nc extras An rooms have steam hest.
hot and cold running water. Rev. "
70 Ziegier. Superintendent