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The Washington times., 1922-12-03
loan
BATTFORvOTES,
ASSERTS B0YCE
ExpIorer-Editor Says Soap
makers and Colored Elec-
tors Welcomed Proposal
NOT WORTH s2,500,000
Mohammedanism Gaining in
Africa, Owing to Beautiful
Paradise Offered There
Soap, copra and the negro vote!

Soap, copra and the negro vote!
Few. II any Washington laymen,
and probably but a handful Of
Congressman. who were Sin the
know" realize that these three
articles were at the bottom OF the
recently proposed $5,O00.000 Liver'
ian loan. which Congress proposed
TO grant to the little republic nest
ling IN Western Africa.
"The whole country isn't wor'h
$4,000 900. The women go naked
the men do not work and thei'
combined intellect Is about equiv
alent to that OF a chimpanzee."
FRIEND OF ROOSEVELT.
These are the observations of
Col. William D. Boyce. F. A. G.
g., friend Of Roosevelt. big game
hunter. explorer, naturalist, histor,
ian and author, who was In Wash
inRton yesterday arranging for
passwords for his third tour OF
Africa. He will sail tomorrow
from New York.
Colonel Bovce is probably hest
known as the owner Of the Satur-
dav Blade. weekly publication
which has for the past thtr'v-fiv
years had wide circulation in
rural communities and was the
first and ONLY paper Of national size
that made q fortune for its owner
that did not carry advertising IN
the beginning.
"The idea of a sh mn. .no0 loan 70
Liberia was n ridirr'ous ono " Co'one'
Boyce declared. w''hout divulginr
nv source Of information. can saw
without fear of contradiction that
the soap-making industry. couDl"d
with the Republicans cou~tsh'D ~
the negro vote. js the basis of the
proposed loan. which could not bo
repaid and wouldsnot be worth the
paper II 's written on.
SOAP.MAKFPS' PLAN.
"Copra. which is the dried mea'
Of the cocoanut, and na'm oil is the
base of a large Dart OF the soar
manufactured in America. and with
the exception Of the Philippines. the
largest potential supply g in Ii
6eria. American soaD-makers are
back Of the loan, and II II went
through thew would be the ones to
profit" he declared.
The present trip into South Az
rica, being the fourth Of the noted
historian. who Is sixty-four wears OF
aGe. is being made with his secro-
tary for the purpose of completing
Q book which will be publ'shed un-
der the title OF Africa To-day"
One of the purposes Of the present
trip is a minute study of political
and religious questions in Africa.
south of the equator. Based on his
previous four years spent in that
country. Colonel Boyce predicts that
the next twenty-five years will ser
the spread Of Mohammedism to
practically all Of the ITO 1000, 900 peo-
pie.
"Christianity is fast losing out In
Africa. because of the greater in
ducement held out to converts Of
the Mnhammedan Church." he said
"At the present time 125, zoo, 900
q the people are Mohammedans. A
Quarter of a century will see another
Is. 900 900 converts, with the pros
pect that In the not far distant
The Washington times., 1922-12-03
HAMILTON OPENING
REGARDED As EVENT
Months Were Spent in Select
ing Furnishings for City's
Newest Hotel.

Washington's. newest hotel, the
Hamilton. on Franklin Square. at
Fourteenth and K streets northwest,
was opened formally last night with
a reception and dance. to which 1000
guests were invited. including many
men and women prominent in Off
cial and social life. Hotels play such
an important part in the life Of the
Capital that the opening Of a new
structure was an event, and the
hundreds who attended were inter
ested especially In the unique fur
nishings of this latest Of the city's
hostelries.
With a broad frontage on Four
teenth street and Franklin Square,
the Hamilton rises high above the
surrounding buildings. and each of
it's 400 guest rooms has an outside
frontage with an abundance OF light
and air. With q facade Of cool gray
Indiana limestone. the building Is
attractive in architecture and In de-
sign and arrangement embodies the
latest ideas in hotel construction.
The entrance. lobby and reception
rooms are spacious and in furnish
lUkS anu iASh
ness with quiet elegance that
gives them real distinction.
Among the unique features pro-
vided are beautifully appointed con-
ference rooms, with private dining
rooms connecting. There are also
private rooms for dinner, supper and
luncheon parties. for private or club
dances. for business meetings and
conferences.
The dining rooms are not only am
pie In size and superb In furnish
ings, but are SO arranged that the
utmost facility In service is secured.
The kitchens are q revelation to
those not familiar with the progress
that has been made in recent years
in invention and arrangement of ia.
cilities for cooking and serving food.
Housekeepers will be especially in
terested in this feature Of the new
hotel, which must provide for hun.
dreds and serve them with even
The Washington times., 1922-12-03
lV6P0fs6|f- IN CANDY,
ANALYSIS REVEALS
District Chemist Falls to Find
BlchIorlde In CONNECTIONS
Left on Window,

Analysis by DR.. T. M. Price. Dis
trict chemist. of specimens from q
box Of candy deposited on a win
dow sill of the first floor apart
ment OF Paul B. Schweitzer, at
he Gladstone, 1923 Il street north.
west. last Tuesday, revealed that
the confections had not been pois-
ond as was suspected.
With DIR. Prices report, police
investigation as to who placed the
box Of candy on a window ledge
has closed.
Mrs. Eva Hexter, a matronly
widow. Of the Warrington apart
ments, 1901 Wyoming avenue. is
the Washington woman who three
weeks ago received through the
mails a box Of candy which, when
specimens were examined. showed a
deadly content Of bichloride of mer.
curry, 1t was learned last night.
Through her attorney, Mrs. Hex.
ter declared last night that she did
not believe the person who sent her
the box Of candy was in any way
Jealous Of her. but that in her opin-
ion the attempt on her life, was by
someone who held a petty grudge
of some sort against her. She
asked that the case be dropped.
The Washington times., 1922-12-03


future the whole of Africa. with the
exception of the 10000 whites who
rule the land. will be Mohamme-
dams"
This loss Of followers of the Chris
tian faith he attributes to the fact
that the prophets of Mohammed pic.
ture the future as being a paradise
of beautiful white women. a land Of
evergreen pastures, with no work,
and a retinue of black women to
feed the children born Of their white
''harem."
This is no exaggeration Of the
black mans belief, and compared
with our version of st. Peter and the
pearly gates, the odds are in the
Mohammedan's favor" declares
Colonel Boyce.
The veteran globe.trotter, whose
home Is in Chicago, and whose
travels In foreign lands have carried
him an estimated distance OF ten
The Washington times., 1922-12-03
Court Holds Clsuhaah-
Under $4,000 Bond

Charles J. Glaubach. forty-three
years old, proprietor of q grocery
store at 27 II street northeast, who
q butcher knife and then slashed
himself with the same knife, was
held yesterday by Judge Hardison In
Police Court under $4,000 bond on
q charge of assault with intent to
kill. for a hearing on December 10.
The police claim the attack fol-
lowed q series of disagreements be-
tween Glaubach and his wife over
domestic matters. Mrs Glaubach is
serious wounds in her throat.
The Washington times., 1922-12-03
They Require . Powerful
Modern, Quicker
Acting Tonic.
HERE IS ONE THAT
REALLY DOES WORK

Old folks find It hard to throw
off colds, aches pains, bronchial
asthma, catarrh, weakness and
nervous spells. Their systems don't
respond to medicine. as readily ~
young folks. They need a more up-
o-date. more powerful medicine,
10th powerful enough and YET
smooth enough to agree with their
weakened stomachs. That In why
we recommend the simple. nice
tasting home tonic below. How
nicely II does the work il told by
n customer here In Washington.
"a weil-known civil war veteran).
John Toeppsr. AS c street north.
west. Read what this fine old
gentleman and warrior says:
"1 had q bronchial cough and
oughing spells that would leave me
slmest spssohlssa NJ bronchial
The Washington times., 1922-12-03
Children Rocaixa -
mail Early" Hints

Washington public school ch1-
dren will be instructed to mail
early and carefully" through the
medium of the circular being sent out
by the Board OF Education In con-
junction with the Merchants and
Manufacturers Association.
The following points viii be
stressed: Wrap with tough paper;
tie with stout cord; write address
plainly in ink; write return address
plainly in upper left-hand corner;
place address on article itself: wrap
all breakable articles with excelsior
or other protective material; mark
packages containing breakable arti-
cl,s "perishable."
The Washington times., 1922-12-03

w n. BARsE. VIM M
We been named manager
OF the magnificent new Hamil-
ton Hotel, which formally
opened It's doors last night
with an elaborate reception
and dance.
The Washington times., 1922-12-03
WOULD BRAND WITNESS.

CHICAGO. Dec. 2.-"This witness
should be branded" said Judge
Cooey Of a man who had committed
perjury.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-13
9Th Gdfotd.

Snrmlanbct itiacr / Tris. It Sri.
len paa Sarmlanb bllrtig fomnner op
igiett bar man bdpt ct grempel paa
peb Wilbanf, bpor Oscar Mnbcripn
bar iolgt Ell 100 Ncres Sarm iii
1925 pr. Icre. Inberion fipbte ianl.
me Sarm for omtrert to Iar liScn.
Hrrricbnnbc at n~Srpobcs. aria
er erflGret &c itore aolonicr al grG.
riehnnbe, iom finbeS | Sen eitliac Gel
al Eenninaton Gonirtn, pa Gountp.
agent 2obb ifal mcb bette Formal
babe laat inb ct fort Sorraab al sm-
minition. DIR. 2abb har anercbe
iperfiat en- ~lignenbe ltbrpboclicsfria
paa Gine Hioge Snoiancrreierpatio.
men, liaeiom Quinn % @aa Giitrif.
ter | Senninston County anerebe er
rpbbct.
SfNbrnS peb Tierre. ct Sfpbruo
inotraf Hot til Soc bs. pcb 8icrrc, oa
foruoen at ser anrcttcoes Sfooe paa
eienhom til ct 9clsb al Here bitnore.
DC Dollars, iogoes cn Snbianerfpinbe
at bore brufnct. Gnbel Snoioncrc
bapoe Ilaoct 2eir | ct trangt 9alierc,
hpor Sanbmasierne babbe ooerrl,mp.
let Dem % en- apinoe repct mleo al
Strsmmen. s flere Gaaninssbuie
langs Glpen too @anoet Ter Com.
mer opcr 8nlpet, og ielp I 8apitolcts
9ieloeretage fit man fin Inoel al
Slommcn, men ben Der aluetteoe
Staoe bar iffe flor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-13
NorO 9afota.
Urn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES W}pS

Hortb Safota federation of @col
@ropers' Isiociations bapbe forrige
l1ge tit aarlige Webe / Sarge og
giennalgte ollie fine gmbebsmrnb.
Ser bIep inogaaet aontraft meb Sar.
90 Eapilion & 8arebouie 60. for
Saanbtering al bette Iars lllo.
Sarge ieiter Iom Snsl Gbnir. Sar.
90 feireoe forrise l1ge @arsbaaen for
ben itore Slbebranb, iom beriebe gp.
en- / 1893. Soften par foranitaltet
Of americon 2eeion Bolts, % Opus.
ming al 9pens ire granbfompanier
par ct al De melt fremtr9benbe Iltm-
re paa programmed. Ser bar for.
sorist Baraoe, Serperine Of en- bel
itegt Ore % Dams poa De brolagte
8aber ON aitenen.
Snbtrstsifatten ifrumper inb. -
Statens Sfattefommisiar meloer, at
Der biier iig en- forilrolieenoe Neo.
gang | &orporationers SnotGetsifat
til Staten. 0isie Sfatte for 1922
belsber fig til $S4.tS3.tt I, iammen.
lignet meb $312,164.50 / 1921. Ser
penteoes Neogane oeiaa / BEN perion.
lige SnotpgtSifat, iom flor belsb iig
til SCI, 572.12. Ser bar Intponin.
ger I'll, meloer commissioner, at Sta.
tens iamleoe SnbtGgt al Snotegts.
ifatten piloe blipe minbre eno $780,.
900. Sfatten er iorialoen lite Suli.
1laner for fnnitis Gambling. I'm.
Der Dem SrrigationSfongreS, iom Der
ON 0agen aibolotes / 9ismarcf, blep
Der fremlcgt TO Elaner, nemlia at
Der bpgges en- itor S9mnina oper
WiSicuriloben peo 9ismarcf, bpor.
peb ben oerpGrenbe @anomasie | itor
uoItr9fning fiinbe anpenbes til Sr.
riaation, % bernGit at Ger mere al.
minoelig lrgges al paa at oprctte
WanbfraftsonlGs | ale min6re Sano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-13
SEW Ell kort
~Tndkjeb$tur
trNttet bende,
Nen MI timber btn fig albris mere nj
Drre nbiliSt, taffet urre Sanluc,
erflrrer Nrs. 6. .. Sill Of Ghi.
cagD.

"Siben ieg begpnbte at toae Son.
lac fsler ies Sunobeoens @Iso Iioe
no til 8ingeripioierne," iogoe Mrs,
6. 8. Sia, 1885 gmeralb ape., Gbi.
caso, 81.
"Sor en- lang Sio bar iee ubiot for
Sopeoppne iaa ilemt, at jeg mootte
opgipe nit Susarbeioe % lpgae mia,
Wfin Ippetit bar iaa oaarlig, at lea
albrig bapoe 2pit til at ipiie, % min
Mtape par ~iorfproelig forItprret. Sea
fllnoe life faa nogen itprfenbe Sebr,
% ieg bar iaa Ing % nerpss, at ieIo
Ell fort Snofis6stur .neb | gpen i1Ib.
itenbig ubtrpttebe mig.
"Wtin Ssiter / Dubuque, Soma,
brltgte Salllac meb iaa gooe Geiulto.
ter, at BET bep9gebe mig ielp iii at
prspe oct, % MI blipcr iee alorig llb.
ilibt al nit Susarbeioe, al at IL eQer
en- 5ur til oe traple gutifer / the
loop. Seq bar iaa GOD Gro poa
Sanlac, at ieg fort9aer enbper ON
Oct"
sanlac ielses al ale sobe gso.
tbefere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-13

{
| Ss,micrn
Ia Httere |
Itm at ben
Nil b,iri bi
Iirr at intr
Mills. $1.0d|
If gano-
|stust.
|nauosn 81
|h. .r beir
|Nuss, uiI
|uosu uose
IsrRbe bit
|a,ite. II
Para
100 Coca
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-13
@iseonTn.
Spmmerhnait neb Yarf falls

SGmmerbngit neb Harf sails. ser
melbes fra Sarf Saas, at ntegei
Ssnrmer pil blipe bllaget Der ! 10.
bet al Sommercn og at Barf soils
2umbcr Cos itore Saabriig Der OIL
bolbes iganG iaapel gtat iom DAG.
Gr fom,ret afoase / SnSen. YPr'
% 0frs s. %. Sois / Tlorcnce bat
ir:: louisville, ap., faocr uiroerrcl,
Ming rlll, a! oeres Sen N'tbir Eo's
CT orrbt tco ct lt..2iieSlllfrloe Der
hinge 9SGi5 par iolntnet afoa9e peV
Grploiipn al en- @asolinbeboloer,
Rsiembe Iaticnt belbrebct. ger
melbtes Sen Doe ira Wonroe, al oI
bar lpffebes en- 2aae at 'tanle ocn
Npicn, iom Sen t3.aarise Wtarie
SIoisner en- bel llge bapbe ppret no
lat for. Yisen nos ! benne I'm i'e.
item nItonielie, og Der begDnofe ai
blipe alporlig Sare for 2ipet.
sSire 8rabnenter brnfnet. Gre Ft'
aer oa Ell ung Wanb, aac Weoieni'
mer al ben erabuerenbe 8lasle pe9
Waratbon Go,lntp Draining Sebcol
peb @auialt, er Sorsoag etterIlllo'
Saa brufnct / @isconiin Hiper NOR
gpen. Seres Napnc err Gtbel enrlcn'
@ouiau; Warearet grablcp, Strais.
:, (sfortfRttes bao iibite SiDe.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-13
Ntnnefptd.
Embellishments | @iamar. STAB

S1gDelngs1fGpfie ! SStnWur. Sluo'
onaerlaget bar Set 22be % 2Soe
Stunt fit oarIige St9pne | @tlmar.
Oct pentebes at bltoe e. at De ltsrlte
Weoer al lit SIags bette Iar.
sanf Granite Sails iulst. 8. $.
SorIien al Granite Sails 90 Z. $.
SorIien al California bar iolgt I'm
Inbel Sirit 0ational ganf til @e.
orec Glen og Saul Sbeimc, begee al
@ranite Sails, % 9. g. Sir at Sort
Sinco, @aib.
2uoerne bar Seips. S 2rperne
blep forleoen Sag 33 Iutomobilfis.
rcre orrciteret % iloet 0tultt al Sta
tens ipecieIIe 2icenieinipefter 8tls
liam Wartin al ct. Gloito, ioet De
oItiao life bapoe opfplot alt boao Iu'
ton1obillooen frGper. Set bar Sn.
~ipeftoren8 fprite 9eieg / oenne Del
al Staten.
Snlitreifen fpleS. Winneiotos Grit
beinouitri bar begpnbt at lioe nroer
Gulitreifen, % SEN ferite @ribe, Der
har moottct inoifrenfe Sriften al
benne Iariag, er Stncoln nar Dir
Iqinio, eiet al Snteritate Sron 60.
Ser fltnbe life Longer ifaffeS tiloeie
al Sen Gofe iom %trpnqtes, boorfor
en6eI Mrbeioere bleo Iebtge.
Sclnufratiif Iufitifcr bpb. Sobn
.9riscon, fremragenoe bemofrattIt
@oIitifer % flere @anqe Sclegat til
Sen oemofrotiife Rationalfonpention,
er nplig 300 al Wapefreft / Na-
oiiorl bpor ban baooe bapt lit Slem
.iiben 1892. Sam efterlaoer Jig TO
Gstre, Wtrs. SEQ Sarep al Mtinnea.
polls og @rs. Sobn Strano al Ma'
0iion.
SrGbt / Stamp meb Ore. Ssmunb
Sepertion, en- 70-aartg Sarmer r1er
Gormorant, blep brpbt at en- ohm Ore
ga ban ifuloe iage 8reatllrerne biem
ira Snpneganeen. Sngen bar Sto-
ne iii lllpffen, men hans 2egen1e BIZ
tie tpoeltge Seqn til en- f~ortotlet
Scamp, ~bporunber ban bapbe brugt
en- 2onnnefnip for at f%orioare Jig MOB
Set raienbe Spr.
Iarsmsbe Of SlinSe. Minneiota
Screening al 9linbe haobe forleoen lit
oorlige Webe / Soiuinqbnerne % oct
ofIllltte0eS me0 en- feitlig Sammen-
fonrit / Como Barf. Weere emo ct
Sunbreoe blinbe Wpno % 8oinoer
Dor tilitebe peb oerrte 6riluftsfeit,
hporunoer be baniebe % morebe Jig
fortreffeIig. Sobn Wortenion al ct.
Saul palgtes til SoreningenS Sre.
iibent.
Sfulebanie tillabes / Sairmunt. -
S~folefommisitonen / Soirmont bar
erfl9ret, of SpiIfolens Suriors o.
Seniors fan bebblipe of oonie unber
i'm anrlige Heception, Zig iom eff
% BRIG bar peret / flere Iar. Ger
bleo for rogen Sib iiben forelagt
commissioner en- 8etition ON of
CANS iorbpbeS beo oiSie Setter / Sfo.
lebpeningerne, men @etitionen bleo
laet poa 8oroet.
Rp ltniperiitetsresent. 8ubernsr
NrpItS hnr ltSnnr,1t 81 q miISnt NJ
@utbrie, beoit fienot iom Winneiotas
fsoerale Observation-Disclosures umber
&rigen, til Tegert al N~tinneiota Uni
perittet. San efterfslger 6. IS. Slot.
felter at 8ateroiQe. Set er iipr meS
Senipn I'll Mr. @ilions grunbige
Sieroifab til ltniberiitetets 2ono.
br119safoeling, of ban er bleoen no.
rpbrt til 6euue StiIiro.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-13

(Gortettes paa iibite Sioe.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-13
1ncldnoet.
eSp,pa.
Welipn ~sjennpminerct.

9eIipn sjennuminerct. yteo Ell
Moioritet al omfrine 200 Stennter
or S,iIiuS q. gteIion gicnnonttneret
til Stotsienator for GaiSsSbelbp OF
itrift. Sans Mtobfonoioat, &. 8.
@potb al Sorlort, opnaaeoe Ell gta-
ioritct al 542 / fit e9et Gorntp, Sbel'
bp, mcbenS Gais CAB berimoo 1900
for Nelion og liot oper 100 Tor
@ooth.
9inn Gpnnts fprfaitcr SonSsnS'
itcSclIe. ct Sorilag ON at uolteGc
@pnbs iii Ct 8elob al ell gttlIto11
Collars for 9rolGgning al Sanoepele
er forfoitct al 2inn Golntn meo on1-
trent 8 moo 1. Gebar Hapi0S CAB en-
Woioritct al 5000 for 9onoSuoIte-
hcIicn, men 9anobiitrifterne oerote
Oh ne6 oao 0enl1e Nfaiorttet og bragg
te Sen til $500 / moOiat &etnin8.
Gu Sfolemanbs Spn paa Saaen.
llnoer Observation-Disclosures peo
Goe GoIcQc / Geoor Haptos, bportra
mar llooif 9S 8rnbuertter ben
iterItc GlaSie Bette College nogenIt1s
Sc hor hart - bleo 6elttolen Dolof
al 1r. TronfIin $. @iobin9S al GO
I1ln1bio, ion1 fom mcO Oet op'tgtSs
rpffcrbc 8oaitonb, at fen1ti Frocent
al 9tutibcnS GollcQc9rnoucltter life
fuuSc ifripe CQer tale set er9el'te
Gprco FORFEIT. 0ctte oiIoe life bltoe
ou6erIcSc5, ioQoe ban, ter Satlr iB1e11
optooc$ iom fait Sag peo Sonoet5
Colleges.
8amnel &Uinbe giennpmineret.-
Ser mcIbc&, at YtiIS Wtdr9aret GlIs
sobetb &rcblc, iom MI Ell rs Iar CAN'T
mel, al RepubIifonerne er gIer1nomls
reret for Rccoroer al Sumbolot
Gountn - ct gmbe0e bun bar holot
iiben 1908. 0tii8 0reble bar boet I
SumboIot Gountp / % Ior. Sun be-
Qnnotc iom 2Grerinoe, off 'oa ooer
iii et NlNpofotfontor, hoor bun 91oroe
fla f~ortroIiq meo Be forifielige Ses
taller g}ecoroerS &ontor, % oalg-
tcs berpao iii oettc Gmbebe. Sorpos
"9l1e 9oof" omfattenbc Staten8
&pin6er melbte / 1908 nm Wtt'S
9rebIc, OF blrn gobt fur0e benPoneS
Tom 8oIititer, troos of bette ltotrpf
life poSieoe for mango aoinoer |
SSoiua. Gen @algfantp bun plonlog.
Be % uofprte oor ioobnn, ito0 Der, at
en- aammeI og forilogen Golitifer bill
Sc hapt al 8runo iii at bore itolt
oeraf.
Gar liSt for biSiis. Sre0 Set %
@iQiam Seian, be99e Sarmere ueo
Wonono, fom poa Salebagen, ba Be
fierte iii IaIgiteoet, ~aloorlig tilifo6e
oeo at oplte Illtomobilen ooer Jig, %
Ser bar Sare for, of feritnGnnte life
funbe 1che. Webens De / rolf Start
fierte be1lab Seien, fom Ser pluoielig
en- itor SIange bugtenbe iig ober lige
fornn benz, % for of tage 2ipet al ben
giorbe Seion en- ifarp Spine meo
fin Noiftn. 9enne 9if Oeroeb belt
rs of @eien oa bpItebe uboper Ell
femten Sobs 6o%rbsintne, booroeo
beqge WRrb blep foitflGnlt unber
BEN. SORT en- boIo Slime cfter l1lpf.
fen fom en- Warb fiprerbe iamnte
Sci og befriebe bem. Set bar iaa
banrbt fp9ltet, of Ger tilipnelooenbe
nnr ringe Soab for hans 2ip. Seian
berimob ilap meb enbel min6re al.
borliee Stsb og Sitter. Sboroan
Oct gift Slangen rroner Siitorien life
1loget ON.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-13
So Bigger bbmt ium "Vpptleggers".

~ ftSGA opN"A W" ~pp@SBN .
Ssitrme Sba og Sliie Wort er al
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The Keota news., 1922-09-29

They Come Many Miles Ia Sec Hin
DIR. Dofan Is regular graduate in
medicine ard surgery and ia licensed by
tho State of Colorado. Hc visits pro-
fcssionslly the more important towns
and cities. and offers To all who call on
this trip consultation and examination
free. except the expense OF ucatmcn,
when desired.
According to his method of coming to
your nearest city to sec patients he
gives all sick people an opportunity to
obtain The beat that medical science can
offer right a; home. lie does no, oper-
ate for chronic appendicitis. gall stones.
ulcers of the stomach or other chronic
diseases.
lie has to his crcdi, many wonderful
results in disease of the stomach. liver.
bowels. blood. skin. nerves. heart. kid
ney. bladder. bedve,ting. cstarrh. leg
ulcers and rectal ailments.
II you have been ailing for any
length of time and do not get any bet.
ter. do not fail to call. as improper
measures rather than disease are very
often the cause of your long standing
trouble.
Remember above date. that esamina.
tion on this trip will be free and tha,
his treatment is different.
Married ladies must come with their
husbands, and children with their par
ents.
Address: Medical Laboratory of DIR.
Doran. 335.336 Boston Block, Minneap.
oils, MINI.
The Keota news., 1922-09-29

Lost: i0-gailoa milk can. green top.
with name plate of Continental OIL
Company. Will appreciate return of
this can TO News Office. OF TO the keo,a
oil station. c. L. Stanley.
Dennis0a's Lusssc Fold. the best
crepe paper. i5e a, Ssaaley's. Cheaper
crepe. i0c puf soli
For Sale: Secondhand nursery chair
ard baby walker. Mrs. c. r. Dram.
When you look your best sec forsn~r.
The Keota news., 1922-09-29
Notice Of Tax ts,y fef the fsas is-.

Notice Of Tax trty faf the fsas 1872
stats as CssseFsa8I
C@asAf @t Neld ss
rowa Of Mocha
WHEREAS. at a regular meeting Of
the Board of Trustees Of tho Toen of
kesta. held in tho office of the Town
Treasurer in she Town of ksota. on ths
20 day of September. A. y. tges. ths
following resolution @as unanimously
adopted:
tic IL resolved ard ordered by The
Town Council of Tho Ts~n Of kcsta
that there be and is hereby levied tos
General purposes 90 Gee mills
Fof intcrcstsss.sss.ssss IL mills
Total. Is mills
The Town Clerk will immediately up.
on passage Of this resolution. deliver oF
cause TO BE- delivered 10 the County
Commissioners Of the County and State
aforesaid. certified copy of said fcso-
luton with seal Of the town thereto
attached: also signed by she Mayor and
Clerk of said Town.
Passed by the Board of Trustees of
the Town of kcota. and approved this
u day of September. a. u. ip22
TSEAt1 u. G.. OLSON. Mayor.
C. l.. STANLEY. Town Clerk.
The Keota news., 1922-09-29
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the 1sssv;sy

U. s. Land ofiee a; Denver. uolorss,
Ssp,erahsr 20. 1922
Notice !. hereby given that John a. t,obl,. -,
additional Homestead Entry. No o,Sin. ~
w SWs section Township q n. Rs-rc sn "
btn Pifneipsl Meridian. has flied notice %, ;,,.n,ia
TO make hna' three year Proof. Act of Iujy a Iui.
10 establish claim 10 the and a,,oye s..e,;,,,
hsfofe u. s. Commissioner CIyde l. S,.nis, =,
Neota So'o'adc, on the s'h dsy II Nov. 1872
=, Claimant names a. witnesses: John J. Wer,,
keots. Colo. "' w
MARTHA J. SPEARS. Resi.,e,