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The New York herald., 1922-03-14

first day o. the wallSout % virtually wo
individual newspapers. with only Two
pages in common, neceEsltated by the
lack OF compositors.
The London compositors' union re-
fused TO give any support whatever 10
the walkout in the case OF the Daily
Mdti, holding IL was a stroke OF light
ming that was absolutely unjustified,
and the refusal OF the management OF
both papers again last Saturday 70 yield
an inch resulted in the men giving UP
and applying for their old jobs. Some
of them already had returned 10
work. The successful resistance OF the
two English language newspapers TO
this demand for increased wages ha.
ended all talk Of spring strike by the
forces OF French newspapers. AS IL be-
came evident that the public were not
inclined to support any demand for In
creased wages at this time. All their
sympathy was for the newspapers af-
fected by the Heraid-MGii strike.
The New York herald., 1922-03-14
MAN WITH III WIVES
ABOUT TO WED ANOTHER
Indianapolis Police Interrupt
Plans of Isaiah Moore.

INDIANAPOLIS, March 13.-Confessing
that he has had eleven wives. some of
whom he does not even remember by
name, Isaiah Moore. 80. alias George S.
Melrose is held here charged with big
amy and embezzlement Moore admit
ted defrauding several women Of sums
of money. police say
Moore is charged with embezzling
$500 from his last wife, Miss Harriet
Evans. school teacher. He is said to
have deserted her here one week after
marriage.
Moore always was active in social af-
fairs and usually Joined q church in the
towns he visited. The police say he
Joined a church here after deserting
Miss Evans and then proposed to three
indianapolis women.
Miss Evans reported the case to de-
tectives, who trailed Moore to Logans-
port Ind; to Chicago and then to Min
neapolis. where he was arrested.
AT the time of his arrest. detectives
say. Moore was engaged to Mime
apolis girl. The wedding was to be to-
morrow.
The New York herald., 1922-03-14

fore. The line. however. had been re-
paired on both occasions
One commando. 500 strong. which had
succeeded in blowing up part Of the
railway at Driefontein. was located and
bombed by an airplane. The airplane
dropped rations to number Of de-
tached police officers who were besieged
by the strikers.
1t has been ascertained that a few
officials who were guarding the Brak-
pan mines were clubbed to death after
having surrendered when their ammu-
milton ran out
A volunteer power station has been
successful in maintaining the lighting Of
the city. 1t Is doubtful IL johannesburg
ever experienced such a Sunday as yes
terday, with airplanes necessarily whir-
ring overhead and bombing, while revo-
lutionaries indulged in intermittent
bursts OF machine gun fire. Amid the
hubbub OF destruction the church bells
continued ringing at the hours for SER
vice.
The New York herald., 1922-03-14
Rand UPRISING, DUE
TO REDS, IS FAILING.
Formidable Government
Forces i'm Control OF Stu
alton at johannesburg.
ATRPLANES EFFECTIVE
Prompt Quelling of Disor-
der Due to Use in Dis
persing Rebels.
FIGHTING GOING ON
Money for Revolt Came From
Abroad. Captured Docu-
ments Show.
FIGHTING GOING ON

LONDON, March 13 (Associated
Prcss) --latest advices from Johan-
nesburg tend to show that the situa-
tion. which last week was extremely
grave with many hundreds of casual
ties on all sides in the fighting. is now
well controlled by formidable forces
of tho Government which were de-
voted to the task of suppression after
the proclamation of martial law. The
prompt quelling OF the disorders was
largely due to the free employment of
bombing airplanes to disperse the
rebels and drop food and ammunition
to besieged loyalists.
An agency dispatch from Johannes
burg this afternoon said Through
the capture of spies and documents it
was learned that the money for the
Red revolution came from abroad
It is expected that peace will soon be
restored"
1t is believed in official circles. the
message states. that there will continue
10 hc small setbacks. such as the loss of
lSpidlCu posts, pul as regards the gen.
cral result little doubt is felt.
Heavy casualties have been inflicted
upon the revoiutionaries. in addition to
tho capture of more than 2,200 of them.
johannesburg, which on Saturday was
Invested on three sides, is at the present
time quite safe. Krugersdorp, twenty
two miles northwest of johannesburg
the western limit of the fighting, has
bprp ranf1IraI h1r fhn
toria- -Germiston Railway line was still
being contested on Sunday. but with the
capture of Benoni and Dunswart an
Eounced tonight it is believed most of
the resistance has been overcome.
Gen. Smuts. the South African Pre-
micr. after 4 perilous automobile tour in
fhc battle area. being shot at and having
narrow escape, has himself taken per-
sonal charge of the situation at Johan-
nesburg. He expressed the opinion that
peaceful conditions will soon be re-
established.
The fighting has been accompanied by
the most exciting incidents, airplane en-
eagements, aviators escaping after great
risks and daring and gallantry on the
part of beseged police and troops. In
some cases loyal forces have been
hemmed in for two or three days before
alrplane relief enabled them to fight
their way out
Premier Smuts issued statement to-
day. declaring that the revolutionary
movement is the work OF extremists
who are using the strike at the mines
as cloak for the dissemination Of syn
dicalist views. He adds that while
general strike in South Africa has been
declared. the mass of workers and
trades unionists outside of the Rand
have refused to be stampeded into It.
The outstanding feature of the situation,
he says. has been the exemplary be-
havior OF the natives.
The New York herald., 1922-03-14

dispatch from vladivostok March
announced that Merkulof had resigned
as President of the Anti Bolshevist Gov
ernment in Vladivostok because OF Ill
health. On February 23 it was reported
his forces had been defeated and driven
to the southeast by troops of the Chita,
or Far Eastern. Government.
The New York herald., 1922-03-14
Oxford Students Use Rats
To Play Golf in Street

Special Gable to THE New YoRK HERALD
Copyright, 1899, by THE New York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
London, March Is.
A N exciting game of hockey
~ golf. with rats serving the
purpose of balls, was staged
in Cornmarket street, Oxford. by
a group of Oxford undergraduates
to-day. The students. armed with
hockey sticks and golf clubs.
formed circle in the busy streets.
freed from sacks about $50 rats
and proceeded to kill them, while
the long drives and wild shouts
sent pedestrians scurrying for
shelter. The affair arose from
statement in a local newspaper
that things were not so lively in
Oxford as some years In the past.
when rat hunting in the streets
was the favorite frolic Of the stu
dents.
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STRATOS FAILS TO FORM
NEW GREEK CABINET
King Sends for Gounaris to
Resume Office.

ATHENS. March 13 ASSOCIATED Press)
Nicholas Stratos, who yesterday was
summoned by King Constantine to form
a Cabinet, failed in the task. and to-
day ex-Premier Gounaris was called to
the palace.
Since the Gounaris Ministry resigned
after failure of Parliament to give 1t a
vote of confidence Friday, many efforts
have been made to bring about a settle
ment of the crisis 1t has been reported
that the Gounaris adherents were in the
majority In Parliament at the time the
Ministry fell. but some OF them alb
stained from voting.
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WOODROW. WILSON GIVES 81.
He Is n Negro, Aged 2, and An
syvers Founda tion Fund Appeal.

The distinction of being the first
person named Woodrow Wilson to sub
scribe to the Woodrow Wilson Founda-
ton goes to a year old negro lad In
Wrightsville, Va, born during Mr.. Will
sons first administration. The boy was
among the first to answer an appeal
sent out under the title. rs Your Name
Wilson,
Many other Wilson's in all parts OF
the country have responded to the ap-
peal during the last week and have sent
subscriptions OF 81 to help form the
endowment fund.
The New York herald., 1922-03-14
SILK PLANTS FIGHT UNION
ihree closed to Show Labor Body
Interference Must stor

EAsroN. Pa. March 13. Announce
ment was made to-day by the Haytock-
Cronemeyer SILK Company that the
three local plants of the company have
been closed indefinitely, or until tbe
employees realize that the plant is not
being run from union headquarters"
Recently reduction In wages for the
twisters was announced. which would
put their salary on an average basis Of
$40 a week, but they refused TO accent
II and instead asked for a 5 per cent.
increase: The company has more than
500 employees.
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PARIS HERALD' WINS
IN PRINTERS STRIKE
All Men Affected Return
and the Paper Resumes
Old Form.

Speetdt Gable 10 THE NEW YoRK HERALD.
Copyright, 1929, by THE New YozK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Paris, March 13.
The waikout OF compositors on The
Neto York Herald Of Paris and the Con-
tinental edition OF the London Daily
Mail, which occurred February 3. has
ended in complete victory for both
papers, all the men affected having APP
piled for their Jobs under the old terms
Both papers now will appear in their
regular form. Since the walkouf. which
deprived both of all their compositors
and for while many OF their other
sands, the two never have missed a
single issue and have progressed stead
lily from a two page paper produced by
photographing typewriter copy on the
The New York herald., 1922-03-14
SIBERIAN TROOPS MOVE
NEARER VLADIVOSTOk
Several ToWns Captured as
MerkuIoff Retreats.

CHITA Siberia. March IL (Associated
Press) s).-Vladivostok Is without a CEN
trail government. Soldiers and marines
sre patroling the streets and the wealth
Ter inhabitants are fleeing to Japan. ac-
cording 10 Far Eastern News Service
advices from Vladivostok.
Troops of the Far Eastern republic,
with Vladivostok as their goal, are re-
ported TO have reached to within about
200 miles of that city. They have cap
tured a series of towns, including
Hoovercvo. named in honor of Herbert
Hoover. The troops OF Merkuloff are
reported to be retreating and blowing
up the railroads behind them.
The dispatch contains an accusation
by Merkuloff's Cabinet Ministers that
Merkuloff himself had robbed the Vladi-
vostok Government of more than 5,000.-
600 gold rubles. which were exported to
Japan after Merkuloffs resignation. II
is charged also that the Merkuloff Min
listers attempted to arrest Merkuloff, but
the japanese prevented them from do
ing so.
The New York herald., 1922-03-14
RAILWAY DISTURBERS
ARE HEAVILY BOMBED
Officials at Brakpan Mines
CIubbed to Deofh.

JoRANNnsBURG. Union OF South Africa.
March 13.-Operations against the Rand
gold nfne strikers continued to-day in
the vicinity of Pretoria The Germiston
Railway revolutionaries were heavily
bombed, but they persisted in their at
tempts to damage the railway, which
they had succeeded In doing twice be-
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'ERzBERGER AssAssINs FREED

Special Gable TO THE NEW YoRK H1RALn
Copyright, 1923, By THE NEW Yonx HrRALp
VIENNA. March 13.--According to news
from Budapest the two men who were
arrested on suspicion OF being the
murdercrs Of Matthias Erzberger have
bee released
They turned out TO be Austrian
vagrants who for some reason tried 70
hide their identity
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-07
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE

New six room bungalow arranged fo'
two families. Price for quick sal,
$425O.00. Reasonable cash payment vii
handle.
A wonderful and real classy five room
bungalow, east front. Beautiful Ter
race lot. II you are looking for some
thing real neat let us show you thi.
place. Price. terms and location giver
on appointment.
A very attractive six room bricl; bun
galow with hardwood floors through
out. Swell neighborhood Everything
that is required in "A real home vii
be found in this house. Reasonable
cash payment will handle. Balance
8 per cent interest.
Neat six room bungalow close to
Third ward school, southwest. Beauti.
ful corner lot. Price for quick sale
$6300.O0. Reasonable cash payment will
handle.
Beautiful building site close-in south,
west. with neat garage being occupied
now by owners of the property. You
can move In until you can build you
Il home. II you are wanting some.
thing nice and close in, let us show
You this property. Price complete
s3750.00.
Beautiful northeast corner high Ter.
race lot. Beautiful building site. n
you are wanting something real
classy let us show you this location.
New five room bungalow located north.
west. Northeast corner lot. East front.
Can be landed for small cash pay.
mcnt. Balance reasonable terms. Price
se500.00.
Very attractive five room bungn low
close to High School. Nice terrace lot.
wonderful shade trees. driveway and
garage, Chicken lot flower garden and
storm cellar II YOU arc wanting n
real home and a place that looks
honey. let us show YOU this place.
Price. terms and location given on ap.
pontment.
II you are contemplating building or
buying something already built. we be.
lieve this IL a good time To make
your selection. Each time that va.
cant lot or an improved home
changes hands It invariably costs
the next fellow more money. 30 while
we have some beautiful building sites
that can he had ut reasonable figures
you will make no mistake by con.
fcrring with Us and let us show you
Just where these are located In order
that you may get what you want
For loans. or insurance see us,
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RESOLUTION No. 1893
Paving Resolution.

FaNing HeSOiutiOn.
4 Resolution adopting plans, spec,
fications and estimates of costs, ans
declaring the necessity for the paving
of Street Improvement District No.
81, same being
Twelfth Avenue, Northwest, be-
ginning at the west line of 4
Street, and extending to the east
side Of Il street, Northwest. Thence
from the west line of Il Street TO
the east side of Wolverton Av-
enue, Northwest, Ardmore. Ok
lahoma.
III the City OF Ardmore, Oklahoma.
BE II Resolved by the Mayor ana
Board of commissioners Of the City
Of .irdmore, oklahoma:
FIRST: That the plans, specifica
tions and estimates for Street I'm
provement District No. So, comprising
the streets and avenues as set out in
the title Of this resolution as prepared
ana submitted by A. Il. Payne, City
Engineer, arc hereby adopted anu
approved and ordered filed in tn,
office Of the city Clerk
SECOND: That ii is necegsary Il
pave
Twelfth Avenue. Northwest, be-
ginning at the west line of
street and extending TO the east
side Of f. Street, Northwest
Thence from the west line uf u
street to the east side Of VOL
yertou Avepae. Northwest. Ard.
more, Oklahoma,
in the city Of Ardmore Oklahoma
to do the necessary grading, to cot
struct menho!es and inlet BASIN.
drain tiles ana curbs therefor.
THIRD: That this res luton J.
published in Daily Ardmoreita, a newi
paper of general circulation in sal
city fcr 10 consecutive issues
FOURTH; That ii the owners O.
u majority in area Of ne lots. piece
or parcels Of ground Liable 10 taxatid
OF assessment for the cost OF thes
improvements shall NOT within fiftee
~ days after II last publication
file with the C.tg clerk. tber pr
test in wtl.lt, ag1inrt such uprov,
wcnte. then tln city of Ardmore shw
cause such IMPROVEMENTS 10 Dr. mad.
and rolt4octel iol ua provided IN N.
N,Eised i-t~. ot uAMAona. ari cha.
ryy ASSESSMENTS Is and issue Street In
provement Bonds for tho payment
thereof as provided by law
adopted and approved this 2Sth do.
f January. 1922.
l.. 4. HI,FNER,
tSe1D Mayoi-
Attest: l.. NJ THURSTON,
City Clerk 29-i'
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NOTICE or SALE or OIL. AND
GAS LEASE

state Of Oklahoma. Carter County
SIS.
In the County Court. Probate 9i7
Notice is hereby given In pursuance
Of an order Of the County Court of
Carter County, state Of oklahoma.
made and entered on the Ord day Of
February, 1929 the undersigned guard
ian viii offer Tor snle and sell Mt
public auction to the highest and beat
bidder an oil and gas mining lease
on the 10th day OF February, 1899.
at II o'clock A. NJ the following dc.
scribcd lands situated In Carter coun.
ty State of Oklahoma. to.wit:
All the right. title and interest OF
John W. hyles. Alvn Lylcs and Yer.
nice t.yles, minors, the same being an
undivided s-97 Interest each In and
to thu following;
The Northeast quarter or the south.
west quarter and the southeast quar-.
ter OF the northwest quarter of the
southwest quarter and tho south half
OF the Southwest quarter. lcss %
acres reserved for townste OF Fox.
Oklahoma, In Section "a, Township
5. Range . Wes,, Containing isfis
acres.
Said oil and zaR lease will be cold
on the following terms ami conditions
towit
Cash upon confirmation and delivery
OF lease.
Said sole TO bc held In the County
Court Room OF Carter County. okinho
ma. at the time above stated.
Dated This Bird day uf February. 1929.
CLARENCE l.. LYLEa,
Guardian.
tPubllshed In the Daily Ardmoreite
February 8. 6, I, !, and y, lsss.)
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Gard OF Thanks

We wish to express our gratitude to
all friends and nclahbors whp 50 kind
ly assisted us In our recent bereave.
ment and for the beautiful floral Of.
ferings.
Mrs. j. +. Lawrence and family.
Miss Zadie Lawrence.
Mr.. y. r.. Lawrence and
Mrs. III. l.. DeWoody
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RESOLUTION No. i0i



a Ees0lutirn adopting plans, speci
iications and estimates of costs, Mld
declaring the necessity for The paving
OF Street Improvement District 40
o. same being
E Street Northwest, from the
north limo Of Second Avenue,
Northwest. to the south line OF
Boundary Street, Northwest. in
cluding all alley and street inter
sections thereon. ana II Street,
Southwest, from the south line OF
Fourth Avenue, Southwest, TO
the south line Of Fifth Avenue,
Southwest.
ln the City Of Ardm0rc, Oklahoma.
lie Ii Resolved by the Mayor and
Board Of Commissioners Of the City
Of Ardmore. Oklahoma:
FIRST: That tho plans. specified.
lions and estimates for Street In.
nroyement District 40. 81. comprising
the streets and avenues "A set ont in
the title OF This resolution as prepared
and submitted by \. B. Payne. City
Engineer, are hereby adopted and
approved ana ordered filed in the Of
flee of the City Cleric
SECOND: That IT is necessary to
pave:
e street, Northwest. from the
north line OF Second Avenuc.
Northwest 10 the south line Of
ioundliy street. Northwest. i'm.
clud.hg all alley and street inter-
sections thereon. and II Street.
Southwest, from the south line
Of F-urth Avenue, Southwest. to
the south line OF Firth Avcnuc,
Southwest.
IN the City Of Ardmorc, Oklahoma,
TO do the necessary grading, to con.
struct na1holes and inlet basins,
drains tiles and curbe therefor.
THIRD: lhat this resolution no
published in Inlly Ardmcreltc q news.
paper Of general cigcmliiun iu said
CITY. fer 20 consecutive issuos.
FOURTH. That if thc uwn'rs f a
maioi'y iu arco of iho lot., pieces
ue pared of l.ourd liable - ,ayarlon
or as.o.-i1,at for the coat Of those
improvements shall noi within fifteen
ti5) day ui'.r tho lnat publication
liic with ,hr Jily Clerh uer pro.
test n w.!uns, asans, such improve
monts, then the city of Ardm.re shah
cause such Improvement TO be made
and contracted for as provided in the
Revised Laws Of Oklahoma. and shall
levy assessments and issue Street
improvement Bonds for the payment
thereof as provided by law.
Adopted ana approved this 2oth day
Of JanNry, 1922
T.. 4. IlrFEER,
tSeal) Mayer.
Attest: /. w. THCRsTON,
SiY ClarI gH-ig
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BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES

$1,000 IN quickly loaned 10 furniture
owners. To men and women who
work; best and private terms. Stand
ard Credit Co. Brldgerdan Bldg.
lc.30.2l
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FOR SALE-5o acres of good land In
Section 81, township 5s. II se. at the
small price OF $500 per acre. owner
to retain i'2 of oil rights. Looks like
1t Is right In the path OF tho oil fields.
which are ever going In a southeast.
ern direction and Il looks like all 81
this scope OF country from Ilealdton
TO Red River Is going 20 he an oil
field. Also 200 acres of land near city
limits sections ? and i6. township Is.
Il c. owner forced to sell at sacrifice
only $500 per acre. For terms etc.
see Henry ID. Amerson. Real Estate
Farm Loans. OH Leases. 5is w. Main
Phone lS1G.
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Statesmen WANTED
HELP WANTED
Miscellaneous
OIL FIELD SUPPLIES

FOR sALE-T'wo S:ar machines. boil.
crs and tools: complete drilling out.
fits. Cash or terms r.. H. Miller. Box
2is. Writ, Okla, Phone l7.R -
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Beautiful Homaes
FOR SALE

A dandy 5-room modern
home, built-in features, nice
large rooms; beautiful corner
lot; shade trees; close in,
northwest. Price $4,000. $1,000
cash, balance easy terms.
NEW 7-ROOM MODERN
HOME
A new 7-room Modern
Home; extra well built; built
in features; nice floors and
nice fixtures; beautiful mantle,
nice large rooms; big closets;
garage, driveway, n ic k e n
house and chicken yard; fine
location, northwest. Price s5,-
900. Suitable terms.
NEW S-ROOM HOME
On Broadway southwest,
we are offering a beautiful g.
room modern residence for sale
which we believe will please
any family looking for a high
class home; 8 nice large
rooms; beautiful bath; break
fast room; nice mantle; oak
floors; built-in features nice
corner lot; garage, servants
quarters, etc. Price $12,5O0.
FINE BRICK RESIDENCE
We are offering this week
one of the best and one of
the finest brick homes in
southwest Ardmofe. It's extra
well built; fine location; six
nice large rooms; breakfast
room, beautiful bath; nice
pantry; a closets; all built-in
features; nice fixtures; beau.
tiful oak floors; brick mantle:
garage, servants quarters, etc.
It's a home that will please;
let us show it to you. Price
S12, 500. Suitable terms.
$4,000 DOWN,
$25 PER MONTH
Buys neat Broom bungalow.
This is a working mans
chance to get a little home
only 8 blocks out.
BUSINESS PROPERTY
We have some good busi-
ness property for sale. Your
investments wants treated
confidentially.
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HOTELS

TRAVELLERS Hotel ioin Broadway
under the management Of Mrs. Dut
ton. We are real home folks and
solicit your patronage, INCEST warm
rooms at IS per week. Phone 1911.
&C
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MISCELLANEOUS

MINERAL WATER CRYsTALs-Na-
ture's own Laxative-they will es.
tablish perfect elimination of the
kidneys and bowels-releving consti.
patton and Indigestion. Send soc for a
trial box. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Mineral Water Depot. FIT. Worth.
Texas. 9.3J
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REAL ESTATE

FOR REN1-3o acres cultivated land
one-half mile north, and good heavy
team for sale. J. A. Kendall. 5.S
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OIL LANDS AND LEASES

INTEREST in Hewitt production TO
trade for good business or residence
property in Oklahoma City or Ard.
more. Prefer dealing with owners.
II. B. Miller. Writ, Oklahoma, Box
2i7. IA
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POULTRY AND EGGS

FOR SAl.E-lt0 egg standard Cypher
incubator. First class shape. IA
Second y. w. Phone 1892. 5.s
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PERSONAL

MRS. ARCH RANDoL. a native
Frenchwoman. will take few pupils
for French lessons. Either private or
In class. For rates. phonc IS or cail
at los e :. W. 81
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NoTICE-Therc will be meeting OF
oil young people NJ the various
churches Tuesday evening at the
Broadway Baptist church. To organize
a city union. All are urged 10 be
present. s.s
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ROOMS WANTED

YOUNG IMAM desires room in pri.
vate home. close in. W. X. care
A Ardmoreitc. ga