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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-24
QUARTER OF MILLION
DOLLAR HOSPITAL TO
Be BUILT HERE SOON
Protestant Institution Planned
With Work to Start Within
30 Days, Statement Says

Definite plans for the erection of
d protestant hospital were accented
last night by a committee of thirty
five prominent citizens Of Umatilla
county, according to statement
made today by J. w. Witherell, sec
retary of the committee on arrange
ments. ~ 4 4s
'8 Construction will be started with
in 90 days and completed before next
winter. The hospital will cost be-
tween 100000 and s2b0,000. There
will be one hundred rooms besides
the necessary offices, laboratories.
laundry and operating rooms. Al
ready the furnishing of many rooms
has been guaranteed by various in
dividuals and business houses.
"Citizens Of Umatilla county have
long felt the want Of hospital OF
this kind and now that their desires
are assured are giving one hundred
per cent support" Mr.. Witherel'
said within thirty days represen
tatives of the committee will be To-
Gated in every town in the county
and fun information can be hat
from them in regard to the build
| ing"
The project OF building a secont
hospital for Pendleton has been un
der consideration for several weeks
/ it Is said, and the announcement
was withheld until arrangement
were carried far enough to assure tn
success of the move. The project ha
already been financed Mr.. Withere
declared.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-24
GRAND Jury TO meet
MONDAY TO START WORK

The grand jury to take up investi-
cation OF several criminal cases has
been called and win meet Monday
morning at o'clock in the circuit
court room. M
Twenty six witnesses to testify II
the investigation Of the death OF Matt
Jepson are being subpoenaed today
by the sheriff's office. Charles Von-
derahe is held charged with the
crime, Four or five other minor
cases win be investigated at this time
by the grand jury. District Attorney
Il. !. Keator expressed the opinion
that week or 10 days will be re-
quired to complete the work of the
body.
! The April term Of court will be-
gin April To- The roster Of cases to
be tried will not be made up until
Judge g. w. Phelps arrives from
Portland where he has been sittine
for about three weeks
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-24
COOPERATIVE GRAIN
BODY SPLIT OPEN

" CHICAGO, March "A. ~. P)E--srs
The first annual convention OF The
United States Grain Growers, Inc,
the largest farmers cooperative pr
ganization In the world. was split
wide open today and adjourned aftel
bitter fight with the resignation Of
three Illinois directors. North pa-
4 lsnto directors refused to serve. The
conventions alleged steam roller
methods wsre scored BY the anti-ad-
ministration forces and given as one
cause Of the split.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-24
NEGRO, WHO ASSAILED
GIRL, is BEING TRACKED
7 BY BL0ODHOUNDS TODAY

WASHINGTON, March 24.--tU,sPDl
Scores of men with bloodhounds
have searched the region around
Jackson station, Virginia, near here,
a few miles from the capital today
for the negro assailant Of Agnes Haw-l
kins, aged rs. Lynching Is openly
declared. The girl was brutally at
tackled, then chained In fainting
state in barn behind her home. Be-
coming conscious after several hours
she dragged herself to neighbors
where physicians said her condition
was serious.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-24
ENGINEERING LOCKOUT
IN ENGLAND EXPECTED
TO INCLUDE A MILLION

4 LONDON, March 24.--tu. P))-~
The engineering lockout in England
probabl VIII be extended to include q
million workers as a result Of Al la
Dor unions, comprising Ger 900, 900
workers, voting overwhelmingly to re-
ject the employers terms, according
to an official announcement.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-24

ONE DEAD I'D SEVERAL MISSING FOLLOWING C0bUT At BURLINGTON KANSAS
WalIula Cutoff
Fight on Again.
Local Men Busy

Warfare over the crstwllile
Wallula cutoff has broken out
again through publication in
Portland today OF q message from
Washington saying the federal
highway department fayors plac-
ing the .Wallula cutoff ON the
primary road map and In num-
erous other instances ignoring
the expressed wishes. OF the Orc
gon state highway commission
and the people of the various
counties.
Messages have already been
forwarded to the members OF the
state commission urging them 20
stand pat for the road program
they adopted. Meanwhile a move
has been started through the con-
grcssional delegation at WASH
ington looking to nm investigation
into the work OF &. ii. Purcell,
young Portland engineer IN the
federal highway department who
IL believed TO be responsible for
the Unexpected action just an
nouncrd. Purcell Is believed 10
have been TOO strongly Influence
cd by certain Portlandcrs not
lrnctkoual ~ poUa El
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-24
PROPERTY DAMAGE ESTIMATED
TO EXCEED S2,00G,O00 AS A
RESULT OF FLOOD THROUGH
BUSINESS DISTRICT OF TOWN
SPANIARDS SUFFER
& REvERSES FROM M00RS

LONDON, March 24.-tA. PA
dispatch from Tangier, Morocco, in
dicates the Spaniards have suffered
rcverses at the hands of the Moors.
Alhucemas on the northern coast of
morocco, 500 miles west of Melilla,
was reported bombarded by the
moors. A Spanish steamer was sunk.
The dispatch says the Spanish press
with pathetic blindness last week
had been filled with optimistic news
regarding Morocco.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-24
WHEAT MARKET MAKES
SLIGHT CHANGE TODAY

I |H i t i \ y
y Only d eight change is apparent In
today's grain market, May wheat clos
ing at s1.s2 BIS and July at sl.1S rs.
Yesterday the closing prices were May
sLS2 lis and July SILT s-S, Folloy-
ing are the quotations received BY
Overlook 4 Cooke, local brokers:
Open High Low Close
May $i.32| $l.33h '$l.So% s1,3ass
July 1,l7h l1sk 1-f6% 1iSM
Foreign Exchange
Sterling, 43S s-S.
Marks, 30 SIS. .'i
Holland, $3.50.
Italy, 514 ga.
Paris France. 90S.
Canadian discount, 2 5-s.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-24
SEARCH CONTINUES FOR
MISSING SEAPLANE

.NIIAMI Fla, March 24.--(t. P.)
The United States navy and private
citizens today extended the search
for the missing flying boat Miss
Miami" unfound after u two days
combing of the waters between here
and Biniini. Six pel'sors are on the
boat AF
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-24
ARTICLES Of -FOUR POWER PACT
were ADOPTED TODAY BY THE
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE
NSUR|NC treaty APPROVAL
ARMY BILL CHANGED TO
MEET HARDlNG'S WISHES

< WASHINGTON. March 24.--tU.
p. Provision in the army appro-
priation bill demanding that Hard
ing withdraw the troops in China
and calling for reduction Of the
forces in the Philippines Hawaii and
the canal zone was eliminated today
by the house on motion of Rep
resentative Rogers, of Massachusetts
republican. President Harding op-
posed the provision us an invasion ol
the executive powers,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-24
Hay Standards
Meeting, April
s at Hermiston

The hearing Of the Public Ser :
= vice Commission. in the matter
. OF prescribing and fixing stand
= ards for hay and the promulEa-
: ton of rules and regulations
: concerning handling. inspecting
, and storing hay, will be held il
: Hermiston April 6. instead Of in
= Pendleton. as was at first plan
. ned.
. The meeting will be attended
by haygrowers OF this county.
. 1t is scheduled for 10 a. m, and
will be held in the Hermiston
city hall. The peeting is one
= Of series being held by the
= commission
x< q = %f = = = \
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-24
FAMILY OF SEVEN shot
IN HOME AT BELFAST

BELFAST, March 24.--(A. sP.)--
A band forced its way into the home
of Owen Macmahon. saloonkeeper,
early today and shot seven members
of his family. The news stirred up
the city. Macmahon and three sons
were killed outright, another son
!, died of wounds. and two others are
near death. The raid was thought
to be reprisal for the shooting OF
d number Of constables in May street
yesterday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-24
I,cal Fight Coming

WASHINGTON March ga G. y.
s)--,rhe real fight over the soldier
bonus bill began with the passaage
Of the bill by the house. 1898 to TO-.
late yesterday and It's transmission to
the senate today Is only one phase of
the intensive battle which will be
fought out between now and next Mo-
vember,
The new fight has for It's primary
object long delay that will enable
the administration to. perfect other
arrangements for the payment bonus
than are contained in the certificate
plans brought out by the house ways
and means committee.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-24
DAILY EDITION

The East oregonisn Il Eastern Ore
CONS grestest Newspaper and as = 1ell-
Ing force gives 10 the advertiser over
twice the guaranteed average paid cif-
eulation In Pendleton and umAlIll1
county of any other neWspepef.
The Washington times., 1922-09-24
Grains of Dust

upon you, Fan. We had quite a
long talk"
He paused, half frowning, eye
ing the tiny. slender figure hesi-
tantly. She did not turn round,
merely lifted an Indifferent Shout
der.
T must say" the boy went on,
chat he's being mighty generous.
Pom my word, l was quite stag
gered. And not bit Of side about
II, either"
Lucy Denning laughed suddenly.
Her thoughts flashed to Billy Fan
shave, mild, unassuming, kindly Of
voice and eye and manner. and she
spoke swiftly, impulsively.
"Billy Fanshawe Is not an i'm
possible person by any means" she
The Washington times., 1922-09-24
CHAPTER VIII.

r TPoN the day that Fancy
Revell lunched with Billy
Fanshawe in town, the day
before that upon which the latter
was to rejoin such guests as still
remained at the Warren, she was
in the best of spirits.
Audacious, gay, inconsequent as
the veriest butterfly, seemingly
without a care In the world, she
laughed her way through lunch,
appraising the dishes delicately, APP
proving the wine with the air Of
connoisseur, and exchanging smiles
and mods with those she knew at
neighboring tables with q sort Of
arrogant graciousness that sat al
luringly upon her miniature lowell
ness.
In the presence of the solicitors
she was almost blankly uninterest-
ed. Yet all that they said pene-
trated to her consciousness, and
while the technicalities of the visit
left her little wiser than she was
before, she was aware that Billy
Fanshawe had made ample, indeed,
almost royal provision for her
future.
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(continued from Page I0)

sombre expression which had
haunted his eyes during the last
couple of days had disappeared.
They were bright with something
Of their customary joie de vivre,
and as he answered her he looked
back over his shoulder at his sister
almost eagerly.
"Ran up to town with Gerry
trying the new car you know. By
the way, we met Fanshawe. He
hesitated an instant, then got up
quickly. "He told me he had writ
ten to you and asked me If I'd
bring you up to town to see his
solicitors with regard to certain
settlements he proposes to make
The Washington times., 1922-09-24

This fascinating movie stars says:
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NEET-the fragrant cream de-
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of beautiful women of the stage,
screen and everyday world. 1t
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few moments and leaves the skin
soft, smooth and daintily free Of
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The Washington times., 1922-09-24
Don't risk results

Mary T. Goldman's is a tested
laboratory product, efficient and
reliable. Results are certain.
Don't risk the future of your
The Washington times., 1922-09-24


ket In stones Of all
grades, simply be-
cause Of direct i'm
portations. People
all over the coun-
try buy direct Of
this famous old
house. which en-
ables European n
purchases Of tre-
mendous size. Asa
result. Basch offers
not only remark
able bargains, but
by far the largest
and most varled
selections to be
found. Fine dia-
mond jewelry this
season Will again
be within reach OF
The Washington times., 1922-09-24
Advertisement.
SMASHES The
HIGH COST OF
DIAMONDS
Consumer Once More Can
Buy for Only $97 so a Carat

Did you think the time would ever
return when you could buy genuine
diamond in full carat sizefor1ess than
a hundred dollars? L. Basch, the only
house in America ever to sell the con-
sumer at so low a price has stolen a
march on the diamond trade andis this
season resumingthe sensational offer
of a one-carat diamond at S97.5
MI 81 . l;...,. 4 .o..
The Washington times., 1922-09-24
BY Anthony Carlyle


of him, and like him"
$50 do Ip
Bonny's voice was hearty. Fancy
turned slowly and looked at him.
The expression of her eyes was
dificult to fathom, yet beneath 1t
her brother flushed slightly.
Yet when she spoke she made
no reference to what he had said.
Briefly she told him of Lucy Dem
ning's offer to play hostess to her
until her marriage had taken
place; carelessly she dropped Billy
Fanshawe's letter into his hand,
then, with a little yawn, turned
again to the door.
"It's nearly tea time" she de-
clared. 'T1l leave you two to talk
it all over while I get into another
frock."
But, as she was about to mount
the shallow stairs Bonny caught
her up. At the touch of his hand
upon her arm she turned and
looked. at him, her brows lifted;
but for Just minute the boy did
not speak. When he did 1t was
slowly, and with an unusual hesi-
tation of manner.
II say, Fan, old thing" he said,
half apc!ogetically, 81 hope you're
going to be pretty decent to old
Fanshawe, not play him up too
much after-after you've married
him, don't you know. He may be
an outsider, but he isn't bounder.
And he's got an uncommonly
straight way Of talking. There's
no more conceit about him than
there Is about bull pup. But he's
a good sort, Fan, pom my word he
is"
Fancy released her arm and
pirouetted lightly up a couple OF
stairs.
"Glad to hear it," she assured
him lightly. "As for playing him
up as you elegantly put it, I don't
know that | quite understand YOU"
"oh, yes, you do! You'll have a
fairly free rein when you're mar
ried, and you know you're apt to
20 the pace a bit when you get the
bit between your teeth, old girl.
Only, only l think you'll find old
Fanshawe deserving Of quite a
good deal of consideration.
"Of course" hastily. II don't
want to take liberties and butt in
with brotherly advice and that sort
Of rot. You're playing off your
own bat, Of course. Only, | felt
I'd like you to know that Billy
Fanshawe 10 really quite a good
sport, though, of course, you'll fnd
it out for yourself"
He broke off impatiently. On
the third stair Fancy was laughing
at him in soft derision.
my dear old Bonny" she ex-
claimed. "Have you been sampling
Gerry's cocktails already? I've
never heard you say so much all
at once before dinner time in my
life! As for finding out for my
self that my highly respected
future bridegroom is what you are
pleased to term a sport, I'm
thinking we've each got quite a lot
to learn about the other. Mar
riage is a gamble anyway, Bonny
boy, and ours will be more of
gamble than most.
"That"-she swung swiftly up
the stairs and spoke from the wide
corridor above. on a laugh that was
a shade shrill, and more than
shade reckless-"is the cnly thing
that makes the contemplation of
my future state endurabler'
The Washington times., 1922-09-24

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The Washington times., 1922-09-24

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The Washington times., 1922-09-24
Keep Its Color Natural

Gray hair prevents interest
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The Washington times., 1922-09-24
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Regular size Soc at all Drug and
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The Washington times., 1922-09-24

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four diamond centers where most OF the quail
ity diamonds are obtained.
The Washington times., 1922-09-24
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The Washington times., 1922-09-24

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$50 Goldman Bldg, 81. Paul, Minn.
Evening star., 1922-04-03
Plan to Plant Another Tree

100 varieties Towering shrubs and iOwerinL
trees 3s varieties shade and ornamental trees.
2j varieties eyergreens; fruit trees, berry:
plants grape vines roses, barberry and privet
hedging grown right dug right. packed right;
give them chance and they will grow for
you Specially Towering shrubs. to IT.
high, sic. Rock Creek Nursery, +. y. Kock-
Vile Md 20,
Evening star., 1922-04-03
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

CIGAR; eonfe3 3.ionery newsstand for sale, lios
North Capitol ST. 81
LADY PARTNER. with capital. to take half
interest in poultry business: must be good
manager. Address Box bib, Star Office. A.
COFFEE aud tea business. also route; Royal
rnaster and mill: good reason for selling: rent
$50; make offer. Main 66l4. Line. i29l y:
Room 3s. Second National Bank building. %
| PREDICT that real estate values will drop
3Opo or 4Ue In Washington during the next Two
years. You should consider other forms of In
for the time being. NV predictions of ten
years ago as to railroads have been fully justi-
ned. although secuted at the time they were
made. Write me II YOU have money TO invest
in amounts of $50 upward. A. NJ. Fisher.
23l Bond building, Washington. d. c.
ROOMING HOUSE wanted immedia tely: will
pay cash if price is right. Address Box 26i.B.
Star office. 4.
FOR SALE-Desirable meat market: very large
volume Of business. Address Box 19o-B, star
office.
WANTED--Party with capital to finance up to-
date advertising novelty; patent just issued
81, Alexandria. Va. 3
MEMS AND WOMEN'S CLOTHING AND
FURNISHINGS STORB: GROWING SECTION
OF CITY: MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE: PART
SUIT EITHER WELDMAN 4 CO.. SHOE
MAKER OR CARLEY. AGENTS. CITY. 81
S500-Roon,ns house. IA rooms; rent. $50:
central location; terms: will sacrifice.
S.,oo-1sOoming house, lease; near 16 and +.
SW-Rooming house, 10 rooms: rent, SI2.
$50 Rooming house, 81 rooms; Is and X.
S750-Roomng house. 10 rooms: & Mass.
S75n-Ruomng house. 2l rooms. rent Sl5D
81 .3OO-Roomng house, 10 rooms; l5 and r.
81 Conforming house. !: rooms; rent, 500
S".OO0-Roomng house, 16 rooms; rent. $l85.
Confect. and lunch and 21-rm roomng house
rent reasonable: good corner; about 81 900 re-
CURED: one of the best bargains in town.
$9J0-Confect. ard lunch and roominS house
rent. $50; good income: will sacrifice.
SSo-Confect. and I room; rent. $50.
Confect. and fountain on Pa. ave-: q sacri-
fee: lease on large store at transfer corner.
double bay window; make offer.
S650-Barber shop. ) chairs; rent. s2J.
81. 7O0-Grocery and 9 rooms: rent, S65.
81. ..U0-Grocery and rooms: rent, $50.
SS5o-I,focery and = rooms: rent $40
Near-beer bus. leaving this country
bus. $40 10 $40 day: cheap rent: will sacrifice.
Il. M. CURTIS, Main SO43.
5oa BARRISTER Bldg. ss5 F ST. NV
Evening star., 1922-04-03

ll24 fERMoNT-Newy decorated Light room
twin beds. connecting; continuous hot water.
bath; parIor; best downtown location:
home .riylegns 2.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS
MISCELLANEOUS

GAS RANGES all kinds; clean. perfect. ren
sonable, guaranteed. North 992-W. -
OFFICE FURNITURE, desk table, filing cabl-
nets index etc. 43l I1th st.
Evening star., 1922-04-03
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS
MUSICAL INSTR IMENTS-Cnufinued

HUNTINGTON upright used piano: a bargain
at $o35. Arthur Jordan Piano, 18Th at G.
EVERETT Piano Co. upright; good tone; $3.50
Arthur Jordan piann Co 18th al -
Evening star., 1922-04-03

furnished rooms. kitchenetfe private bath:
hot-water heat, electricity: only a couple with
reference need apply Phone Frank 35I 3.
Evening star., 1922-04-03

18th AND col. RB.-I.argr outside room: mod.
ern conYeniences: s;i.sanle for two men: garag.
space: bowling alley and pool table. Call Co
lunbia %. Z.
Evening star., 1922-04-03

$50 WILLOW AVE. Takoma Park Md
modern rooms. for housekeeping; newly far
EisIed; no objections girl over Il years. Near
District line: reference reIn!r..d: carage. a.
Evening star., 1922-04-03

PARTS-PARTS-PARTS
70, all makes of cars. We have 80 per cent
late model cars, wrecked motors complete
radiators, Tenders, bodies, mags., Bosch
springs, wheels. all size tires and tubes of all
sizes Mt half price; new used. We repair
tire and retread. You will save Is per cent.
NORTHEAST AUTO EXCHANGE. 81 a ne.
+. 1888. Open Sunday half day.
We have a branch at 110-112 Al st. s.w.
ab3s
Evening star., 1922-04-03

THREE LII. X. ROOMS ia BrooklaBd; Vacant:
privnte porch, entrance and stairway: fur
nished: space for garden. Rent. SIS month.
Phone " 1909 -
Evening star., 1922-04-03

BARGAINS IN USED CARS.
Ford tour 1920, many extras. good condi.
ord sedan, 1922. good new; s75 worth
VI eA'Ias stN,o
Ford coupe late model .....S2J $3.50
Fords touring ............... 500 and up
iIupmoble roadster Observation-Disclosures S275
Oakland. touring, light six ........-.... $3.50
REQ. touring Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
Overland touring ....................S1 S125
Hudson. super, chassis ..............S2 500
Ford delivery ..................S S12J
Ford trucks .............. 500 and up
0ldsmoble truck. 1919. ] ton. s37J
Acme truck. worm drive. 81, tons. runs good
new $3.50
Kelley Springfield truck. drive. two
tons ................... 1915
Pierce Arrow, roadster r...............S1 $50
Many more on hand; will demonstrte
NORTHEAST AUTO EXCHANGE
62 II St Ne. Fr. 1888. 3.
Evening star., 1922-04-03

PIANOS, two, high-grade. each, 500; Emer-
son. s125: Chickering. $3.50: knabc, sos. A.
T. Arnold, Auctioneer 1898 G st NV
Evening star., 1922-04-03
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC.
Continued
Real Bargains in Used Car

Real Bargains in Used Cars.
vissel touring. 1915: right. t... $3.50
adiliac 8; good condition. ............. $3.50
teO touring: runs ard looks good $3.50
Detroit touring 1918 Is. $3.50
Buck light G colIpe ......,S S375
Stevens -Duryea t0urinr. built strong 5000
-0verIan nd light touring g. s225
Ford touring; specially built body ...... $1I5
These cars are in good condition mechanically
and In appearance. Terms may he arranged
UNION STATION GARAGE.
81 Eve ST M AIwsvs onen Fr 3306 -
Evening star., 1922-04-03

STEGER upright. mahogany case: in fine or
der: a bargain at $l7o. Arthur Jordan Piano
n 18th Mt
Evening star., 1922-04-03

1918 COLE 7.passenger touring.
1918 0ldsmobile 5-passenEer touring.
1920 Oldsmobile b-passengef touring.
1915 Stevens-Duryea b-passenger touring.
1918 Wnton 7-passenger touring.
1918 Cadillac limousine.
1917 Packard 7-passenger touring.
1913 Packard 7-passenger touring.
1917 Hudson cabriolet.
Any Of these cars will be sold at wonderful
bargain prices within the next ten days.
Liberal terms Small cash payment down.
THE LUTTRELL COMPANY,
liza N 8amn. alAs RaA RAons Naat 26kr1a3zs
Evening star., 1922-04-03

,0LoTitD WOMAN for general housewosk
asd laundry: must stay nights. Phone Cieve
Evening star., 1922-04-03

Cp,sNREIJ WUMAS scae, al housework; tam
T. If trree Apply .G2T 18th II ". ).