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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-08
DARE DEVIL NEW
HERRICK M0NIKER
Congressman Says Army
Lieutenant Was Cause
Of Air Wreck
SAID HE SAW ETERNITY
Solon From Eighth District
Will Not Trust Next Ma
chine With Others

ENID. July PLANS for hts
campaign crashed with hls newly
acquired airplanc enrly this week at
Iamiin. Ark. Manuel lIerrlc6, self
styled dare devil Of congress- told
newspaper men when he arrived iu
Enid. ;ho ro!t.ca! capita. ~ bis
eighth district. Friday morning
Rcsponslbllty for hIs craoh IS
"strictly up TO my mcchnuicinn." he
said in giving out tho first authoriz-
ed statement OF his fan. N he had
banked her int ofhc wind instead OF
away from Il. we would have made
II all right" ne declared.
10 Fly own Machine Now.
"And from here on out, ! am not
going 10 trust any machine - any
army urutcunnt--i am going TO fiy
IL myself
M hadn't had presence or mind
when wc crashed we might he
corpses." Hcrrlck continued. " was
shutting off the spark to keep tho
gas tank from blowing up while We
was falling
"ru say we was lookin' In eternity
when we went into that tail spin
no declared AZ he proudly pulled
pair Of broken aviation goggles from
his pocket I'm koopin' these Just
10 show tho people OF the eighth dis
trict how near they como to hnvln'
no congressman at all"
In reply TO "a query ms to how he
felt, he said:
Congress Agrees with Hcrrick.
"physiCally | am sure fit. when
I went to congress / weighed 1872.
Now | weigh 203 ana feel fine. Them
Washington groceries sure agreed
with me. But ! am terribly wound
ed I'm the pocketbook. That airplnne
crash cost me a thousand bucks but
| am having her fixed up and will
Fly right over this town before | am
done with H. II VIII be too late for
the campaign though"
uerrick admitted purchasing n
dress suit while In congress but said
he would not have done II II he
could have gone TO White House re-
ceptions" without II.
Il only wore II three times but !
ain't making any fuss about II
among the farmers"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-08
OPPOSES NEW RAIL ROUTE
T. G. G. VIII Take Action on Recon-
mcndntion Of Its Examiner.

WASHfNGTON, July 7.--Recom
mendntlon was made 10 the inter
state commerce commission today
by one OF it's attorney examiners
that the war department refused its
application for esta blishment Of q
iarg, number OF rail and water
routes 10 Increase utilization ~ the
Mississippi Warrior river barge
lines
The Increase Of through routes
combining the barge line facilities
with rail transportation as sought.
the examiner concluded. would re
suit In great dlsarrangement Of ex-
istlng schedules cf frclgh. charges
and the evidence on application was
not considered TO Justify the in
crease. In case the examiners
conclusions are entertained by the
commission, the recon- mmendation
viii become a formal dccislon OF the
commission.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-08
TULSA WOMAN PASSES AWAY
Mrs. Eliza D.. IedTord Succumbs Ia
Five Weeks Illness.

Mrs. Eliza r. Lodford, hged hs,
passed away at her home go south
Main street, at 6:4b O'CLOCK Friday
evening. following an Illness OF rive
weeks. Mrs. Ledford. with two sons.
Michael Ledford. n graduate OF Tulsa
high school and at present attending
the Rollo school OF mines, Rolla,
Mo, and Mike Ledford. senior at
Tulsa high school and n daughter,
Ncl I.edrord. moved to Tulsa four
years ago from van Burcn, ARK.
Funeral services will be held AZ
the homo Saturday afternoon ht J
o'clock. Rev. j. w. Abel. pastor OF
the First Methodist church VIII con-
duct the services. Interment VIII be
In ROsc I'M cemetery.
Nine children survive, slX OF whom
reside In Tulsa. Besides the three
mentioned. G. B. Ledford, q. +. Lei
ford and NJ +. Lcdford reside here
Two daughters. Mrs llal stack Of
Van Rurcn. Ark, and Mrs. w, IL.
Haymen OF Amarillo, Texas, and u
son. s l.. Ledford of San Francisco.
| Cal. also survive. She also leaves n
brother. John Stiff Of Harrisburg.
| Ill,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-08
MARTIAL LAW IN MEXICO
Rcbcls NJ Vera Cruz Cause liot;
Lender Jailed by Military Police.

VERA CRUZ. July Martial
law has hccn declared here after
renewal Of clashcs between police,
soldiers and members OF the Red
union of revolution my tenants
Uoroon PrpnI, fuuder ana director
Of tho syndicate. ls confined In the
military prison, has been arrested
on charges Of homicide and scdi-
ton. The charges grew out OF the
killing of several soldiers ana po-
llcomcn who intorvened In q as
nuto bntwecu rival factions In the
union, one party accusing Proal or
rigualug the orgnni TONS funds
Tho rioters we're led by women rad.
icnla who are said TO have insnlted
the soldier guards and attempted
10 nclte the syndica's 10 storm
tho prison and free Proal The
newgpapers are demanding that
authorities take drastic steps TO pre-
vent further bloodshed,
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have walked out but who did 20
only because OF order from nation
al headquarters.
But meanwhile Il ls our duty to
the public and u the railroad 10
keep trains operating. II the men
who are pickctiug tho yards should
interfere with freight Bnd mail de-
livery then of course the situation
becomes most. serious and must be
dealt with accordingly Thus far
train service IN ~ ] out OF Tulsa
has not been affected 70 any ap-
preclable extent. Neither has there
been any violence and We are not
anticipating my We have taken no
other precaut.on against such pos
siblliiy other than the placing Of the
special armed guards on duty as u
safeguard.
some Radical Talking,
we shall continue 10 I'm tho Jobs
loft by the striking shOpmcu rs rap
Idly Hs we can We have ~ yet had
no confirmed report % any talk "
violence among our own mon. We
have heard, however. that there are
sympathizers from outside who have
come iu ana who are doing some
radical talking.
we have succeeded thus far
however, lu keeping commercial In.
tcrceis moving and shaIl continue 10
do 40 ~ far as we arc able
Records OF an striking shopmen
were permanently closed Friday
Men who may later enter the om-
pioy OF the company will do 50 as
u Hbsplutely new men, with their
seniority dating from the time Of
such employment. according TO an
nounccment from the president Of
the road, j. " kurn. Kurn said fur
thor that an men who have entered
the service of the company since
the strike went into effect viii be
fully protected I'm all seniority
righte and privileges dating from
the moment they ontcr the COM
panys service and Will bo given per
mancut employment dating from
that time. Ilc stated also that al,
men who Loyalty remained IN serv-
ice would be fully protected in their
seniority rights and their rank for
seniority would he moved up to fll
the gaps made by the men who LETT
the Frisco service on strike.
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Wire Flashes

NEW York. July Fillmore y. Dyer
FOR whom % search vas Instituted by %"
auihorlue' follavigs the failure ot ,hg
head. surrendered himself at the office ~
District Attorney Hnnt"u.
SAN ANGELO. Tera. July 7-5Huth
Naomi NrCulIy agrd 2 years was dead
q bari pIu taken from her mothers dress
while the family attended barbecue pic.
mic last night
SALEM ore. July John Hathis ana
EisIe - Kirby were hanged nt the state
rsnitenusty here today Tor o1mpllcity in
the murder o. sheriff Ioylpr a. i'ndI'.
fuu, 100 July 1920.
MONTREAL Que. July ~ dsri1e
daylight tolfup was etecu'ed IN 20"
whom two ntmei men lghhra me NICE
sauFrr ~ the Dominion Ieyino company.
~ the company pay t1!i ~ 10000 ai th"
point ~ guns
LONDOS. July thu bnl raufy'ug
the Warrington conference treaties waH
u1ssod Dn scconi reading hy the mousse ~
commons this afternoon lu hud paa
LfSroLN Mob. July 7.--ons dead sra
rstmatci today from last n'Thts ri"fiu.
WyIIe colbert vas Killed by lightning
Uasgmrnts throughout South Lincoln were
flooded.
PARSONS. Kan. July THE .Msson,i
Kansas ~ IoEHs company INTENDS 10 use
strike nrrak'ra in thotr Terrell sh.ps 'nd
over tho euiNo sysiem, h -, i"pF'hH.
pubIlc tsIAtIouA officer announced today.
Shops we're IDLE here TODAY. however.
CoFFEYviLLE. Kan, July 7-Rum.r'
that u parade ~ mo knights ~ the kus
Klur Kan would be- held '0n.gh' wrt'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-08
TRIED TO ROB TRAIN
) McXiCans and Negroes In Bold
Attempt Near SCdalia. Sto.;
one RObbcr Is Wounded

SEDALtA, Mo. July Five
Mexicans ana two negroes were ar
rested today on charge OF having
removed switch lamp on tho Mis-
souri. Kansas 4 Texas railroad 5
tracks early this morning in what
was believed 10 have been an at
tempt 20 dornil a train and rob the
passengers.
one Of the Mcxlcans, Frank Row
land. WAS shot I'm the back by f..
Callahan. n dcupy sheriff. Rowland
is In serious condition n a hOspi-
al The prisoners are not connected
with any labor organization.
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the khan out OF business In the IN.
perial valley, it was learned.
r. d. Mccall, secretary OF the I'M
perial county tax payers assocla-
tion. announced plans to call upon
Atty Gen. Z. 5. Webb to take
charge OF the district attorneys Of
flee to oust Ku-Klux Klan member,
holding office in the county and TO
cooperate yith superior Judge
Franklin in investigating the khan
before a new and jury.
Information from Taft stated
that the local disbanded last June
10 and destroyed its records ,fol.
lowing reports that acts OF violence
had been committed since tho Kern
county grand jury Investigation OF
alleged klgn activities began.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-08
TO BURN UP
CARS IS EXPOSED
Sympathizers Of Shop
men Blamed for
the Fires

~ International News Bsrylca
CHICAGO. July IA plot 10 burn
hundreds pf freight cars of the BAL
tmOre q ohio railroad IN the Chit
'aRo manufacturing district was
charged today by J, G. Motcr chief
special agent for the road. after
flames had partly wrecked one OF u
string of cars standing on a siding
"ti's the work n strikers or sym
pnthlzors' Moltor sgia. ~ the Nrc
had cot been promptly checked II
would have spread 10 hundreds of
rnV and the loss would have been
appalling"
Ere Captain Hubert Cla-1on told
Tho police he hound evidence OF oil
having been poured over rubbish In
tho car
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-08

MILWAUKEE, wis. july t.
Charles a. Comisky. president Of the
Chicago American league club was
today served with an order directing
him TO appear before Court Commits
sioner Emil Ludwig In Milwaukee
July 12 and submit TO "A crosstire OF
questions which Raymond Cannon,
attorney for the oustod White SoX
players, has prepared. Comisky's
son, Louis. treasurer Of the club,
must also appear.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-08
CALIFORNIA TO
ABOLISH X. X. \.
Federal Grand Jury to Be
Asked to Gust Klan
Officials

Los ANGELES. cal, July "A
plan TO abolish ku-"lux Klan locals
and the revelation that the "invisi-
bic empire has deserted the Kern
county oil fields came swiftly on
the conviction ana sentencing Of
John Viteile at Taft for klan activ-
lty. according to information re-
vrnlcd here today from points
throughout the state.
Apparently ouragod by the con-
yiction OF Vitelle, movement was
started in Imperial county to put
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-08
Begin 3 Probes of NelU
York SublUny Accident

NEW YORK. July with three
investigations under way today into
the Lexington avenue subway acct
dent of yesterday when scores were
"Rassed' by fumes and lives OF hun
dreds were imperiled. It was indi-
vated that further safeguards in the
way OF emergency exits will be or
dered
Less than Is persona we're still
under treatment in hospitals and 1t
was said that all would recover.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-08
Schmidt sun Wants 10000.

MODESTO. cal, July 7.-Maltcf
Schmidt, holdout Pirate catcher. was
on an outing trip to Yosemite today
but his friends said he would hold
firm for his original demand for
$1,000 salary, despite his desire 10
come to the assistance OF Bin Nc.
Kechnie, new Pittsburgh manager
who wired asking II It was not pos
siblo TO reach an agreement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-08
Another Veterans Hospital.

WASHINGTON. July Award
OF the contract for the mechanical
equipment OF the veterans hospital
TO be built at Jefferson Barracks 10
5. Faith company Incorporated, Phil
adolphia. for S3l1,000 is announced
by Assistant Secretary OF the Treas
ury Clifford. The contract for the
buildings OF the proposed hospital
was awarded Monday
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-08
Improve Mnrket TncIlItIcs.

CHICAGO, July 7.-Efforts to
launch an Improvement OF nation
wide grain marketing facilities were
made today at n conference OF rep
rescntatives or grain exchanges, the
department Of agriculture, the
chamber OF commerce OF the United
States and other groups interested
in hcttcr marketing facilities.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-08
RediscOunt Rate Cut
By Frisco u. s. Bank

WASHINGTON. July THE fed
eral reserve bank Of San Francisco
has reduced It's rediscount rate from
1-2 per cent TO 4 per cent, eftec-
tive at the opering OF business to-
morrow, II was announced this aft
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-08
Ask Receiver FOR Railroad.

DENVER. Colo. July 7.-Applica-
tion Of receiver for the Denver &
Rio Grande Western railroad was
made in federal court here today by
the New York Trust company as
trustee for the adjustment mort
gage" bondholders OF the railroad
Cpmp9uy.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-08
In Nntiye Simplicity.

Long Island hostess IS giving what
she calls Garden OF Eden party"
She calls II that because every wom
an who was invited said she didn't
have thing TO wear.
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Desirable Publicity.

'To give tulsa "a p.ut.tu"nt place
In the national and sectional dis
cussion OF business affairs In this
country through the publicity Sc
cured and attention attracted TO this
city through the developments OF
the business congress.
TO attract many prominent fl
nancial and industrial leaders to
Tulsa at the height OF tho greatest
building activity I'm the history OF
the city. thus giving the most favor
able impression OF tho city and pos
sihly creating sufficient inspiration
and confidence I'm other towns and
cities in the state to bring about n
general building development IN
this section"
Directors OF the chamber at their
meeting Friday noon were unani-
nous in voting affirmatively on the
holding Of this congress. Several
directors expressed the belief II will
prove the most interesting and bene-
ficial gathering OF It's nature ever
held in this section of the United
states
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-08
BUSINESS CHIEFS
OF THE SOUTHWEST
TO GATHER HERE
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

Oklahoma business men in tune
with late national thought In mat
ters OF finance, credits, merchandise
Ing, agriculture, industrial and ma
tional life.
ITO mako Tulsa n source OF COM
morclal inspiration and business in
formation for oklahoma and for the
southwest; establish this city M the
broadcasting station for industrial
and financial optimism and conf
dence for this section Of the United
States,
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NEW YORK. July Fillmore y. Dyer.
FOR whom % search was 'nstltuted by ihe
authorities following tho failure ~ The
brokerage firm ~ which he was tho
head. surrendered himself 1T the office ~
Iistr.rt Attorney Uuutuu.
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sAN ANGELO. Teras July HUH
Naomi NcCuNy aged years, was dead
hrre today as the result ~ swHll0WInY
q bat.pUu taken from hcr mothers dress
Vhiie the family attended barbecue pic.
mic laht nIENt
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SALEM ORC. July John Hathis sud
EisIe - Kirby were hanged nt the Ett'"
rsnitentIsty here today for rYmpllrity in
inc murder Of sheriff Taylor a. rsndlo.
t-u. In Iu-N ll.--
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-16
Special Notices
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

az -H.MHE.- ra E9HIE-
State of West Virginia.:
AT the June 1922 Rules held In
the Clerks office of Circuit Cours
in and for the County of Marion
and State aforesaid. June 5, 1922,
the following order was entered:
w. C. Layman doing business as
Reed Plumbing Company vs. Sara,i
Berry kel1ey,-Law:
Object of Suit
The object of the above entitled
suit is to obtain a Judgment
against the said Sarah Berry
Kelly in favor of w. G. LaymaL,
doing business as Reed Plumbing
Company. for work done and ma
terials furnished to the said Sarah
Berry Kelly, and to attach rea.
estate belonging to the said de-
fendant. and to obtain an order
Of sale upon attachment of the
following described real estate i'll
order to pay off and discharge
said judgment, interest and costs.
Said real estate is situate in the
Eighth Ward of the City OF Fair
mont, Marion County, West Vir-
GINA, on GLADDEN. street (formerly
Seventh street,, together with all
improvements thereon and appu~-
tenances thereunto belonging
An affidavit having been made
and filed that the said Sarah Berry
Kelly, the defendant in the above
styled suit, is a non resident of
the State Of West Virginia, it is
ordered that the said Sarah Berry
Kelly do appear within one month
from the first publication Of this
order. In the Clerks office OF our
said Circuit Court, at Rules to be
holden therefor, and do what is.
necessary to protect her interests.
1t is ordered that a copy of this
order be published and posted as
required by law.
Given under my hand this Sta,
day of June, 1929.
L. a. GATHER, Clerk.
r.. J.. CONLEY,
Counsel for Plaintiff.
This order is published for the
first time June 9. 1922. and to be
once each week for four
successive. weeks.
l.. A. GATHER, Clerk.
June 9 16 % So
~ r
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Special Notices
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

-s
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
At the June, 1922, Rules held in
the Clerks office Of the Circuit
Court in and for the county OF
Marion and state aforesaid, June 5.
1922, the following order was Ell
tered: Isaac r. Johnson VS.. Jessie
Johnson.-Chancery.
Summons.
THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA:
To the Sheriff Of Marion County,
Greeting:
You are hereby commanded to
summon Jessie Johnson to appear
before the Circuit Court OF Marion
County, at Rules, to be held in the
Clerks office of said Court on the
first Monday in June, 1922, to n
swer a bill in Chancery exhibited
against her in said Court by Isaac
R. Johnson.
And have then there this writ
Witness, L. A. Gather. Clerk OF
said Court, at Courthouse in SAID
county, the 5th day of June, 1922,
and 5sth year of the state.
T.. A. GATHER, Clerk
The Return of Service endorsed
by the sheriff on the back Of the
foregoing summons is as follows:
THE within named Jessie john.
son is not found in my bailiwick
June 5,51922.
"CHAs. BARTHoLow,
"Deputy for J.. D. Charlton, Sheriff
Marion County, West Virginia.
Object of Suit.
The object of the above entitled
suit is that the plaintiff may be
granted an absolute divorce from
the bonds of matrimony from the
defendant.
An affidavit having been made
and filed that the said Jessie John
son, the defendant in the above
styled suit, is a nonresident OF
the state of West Virginia, it is
ordered that the said Jessie john
son do appear within one month
from the first publication OF this
order, in the Clerks office of oltr
said Circuit Court, at Rules TIC be
holden therefor, and do what is
necessary to protect her interests.
It5is required that a© of5this
order be published and posted as
required by law.
Given under my hand this Sth; day
Of June, 1922.
L. A. GATHER, Clerk.
IRASL. SMITH,
Counsel for Plaintiff.
This order is published for the
first time June 8, 1922, and to be
published once each week for four
successive weeks:
z. A.cATHER. Clerl-s
June s. 16. %. 80.
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$4,000 DISTRICT OF UNION.
MARIONzCOUNIY, WESTVIR.
GINA, PER ROAD
IMPROVEMENT BONDS.

Sealed proposals will be receiv-
ed by the County Court of Marion
County, in Marion County in the
City of Fairmont, West Virginia
until4the 30th day of June, 1922,
at 2 O'Clock p. NJ, for the whole or
any part Of the SS91,000 Perma-
nent Road Improvement Bonds
duly authorized by the District of
Union in the said Marion County.
Said bonds 50 to be Issued are
serial coupon bonds shall be conse-
cutively numbered, of the follow
ing amounts and become due and
payable as follows:
Bonds / to 5 inclusive for One
Thousand Dollars each and Bond
6 for Five Hundred Dollars, June.
1, 1929.
Bonds z to L. inclusive Tor One
Thousand Dollars each and Bond
| is for Five Hundred Dollars June
I, 1924.
Bonds IA to 10 inclusive for
One Thousand Dollars each and
Bond 2OBfor Five Hundred Dollars
June i, 1925.
Bonds 21 to 81 inclusive for
One Thousand Dollars each, June
L, 1926.
Bonds Is to "a inclusive for,
One Thousand Dollars each, June
Bonds IS to ~ inclusive for
One Thousand Dollars each, June
1, 1925.
Bonds As to SO inclusive for.
One Thousand Dollars each, June
1889.
Bonds 81 to 5s inclusive for.
One Thousand Dollars each and
Bond 9#for Five Hundred Dollars
June 1880.
Bonds 60 to IS inclusive Tor
One Thousand Dollars each and
Bond 50 for Five Hundred Dollars
June I 1881.
Bonds 20 to IS inclusive for
One Thousand Dollars each and
Bonds&79 forsFiye Hundred Dollars
June 11932.
Bonds so to 50 inclusive tor
One Thousand Dollars each June
81, 1933.
Bonds 80 to SO inclusive Tor
One Thousand Dollars each and
Bond 100 for Five Hundred Doll
lars. June 11924.
Bonds l014to#111sinclusive for
One Thousand Dollars each and
Bond Up for Five Hundred Dot
lars June a. 1885
Bonds8113 to&12S inclusive for
neThousand Dollars each and
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Farms For Sale

sFARM-2o acres in town; 4 min
Sutes' electric line; 2 minutes
store, schools; good Groom house,
DAN other buildings; 100 peach
trees, also pears and apples; 4
acres wood, balance level loam;
could be cut into small poultry
farms; $4,000; only $500 cash
required; other properties. Walter
gDgSGamp II Cooper Street, Wood
hurry. N. J. 457OA
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Business Opportunities

ADVERTISE IN TAMPA! II you
want to buy, sell Or exchange ae-
vertise your wares in Tampa and
South Florida. One o. the most
prosperous regions or today. Al
ways use Times want Ads. Lars
est Tampa circulation and largest
daily average want ad lineage OF
any Florida paper. Guaranteed to
all advertisers. Regular rate one
cent per word. Monthly rate on ap-
pltcation. Inquiries cheerfully an,
swered. Address THE TAMPA
TIMES, Tampa. Florida 3S66A
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SIS ACRE FARM-Near Oxford,
sPa.SChester Co., stock, crops and
implements for $4,000. 35 acres
SincuItiyation; IL acres meadow;
IN acres timber; fruit; S-rooLu
house, large barn, outbuildings.
sSMortlidge, 81 S. seth Street,
Philadelphia, Pa. 4605A
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SALESMAN WANTED; between
% and 80 years of age. neat in.
appearance and able to operate
Ford car. Applicants write to
Box 5000 West Virginian Office.
giving details about selling ex-
perience, ability. etc. 1896 A
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Female Help Wanted

GIRL for gnereal homework. -Four
adults in family, no washing or
ironing. must be able to cook. APP
ply 431 Jefferson street. 1855 A