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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-28
Itndio SLurl,.,

LOOK out for this fellow n. :.
sleek. bland and apparcn,ly rs
Gus. He VIII offer Won r,,,in
some years ago be offered 3, ,,,
from small Investment l.,
should there he Il new crcotin, "
morrow. YOU VIII find him YoI,t.,,
STOCK In that. Some radio inv.s,N
m""ts arc good. Look our 20, -,
amp tollowcr variety ~ stocl,
aaicSmcn. Deal with renn,,hIs
house or your bank
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-28
PuhIIr VII rrcy,u, ,.,,
ArrhItcctS Consider

om'nE l" IN" fac, that many ,
"n,,'. '",'n'S are now being huiIt VII,
as 4 part Of tn. ,nui,,
"o"'' "rrh',"cts are making ,In,.
n'"nS |" inci"d" this latest nda,,inn
=" l,'rca'i"hal facilities This was
,''cn ny members Of the pi,,ss
.,i,,,, "p'nr OF the American In
ma 1,,, nren''"r'nre a. II meeting
t.d,.ara :" ia" Fort ri,i Tiotel
was elected prcsidcu, of ''''c''
cation. ' "'ehhi-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-28
Repair Truck. Ia, mat,

fErNpfT May :b-Af,cr many
.E"er!r"rn's the stree, car company
h'r roma tina, by .quipping emery.
'h'F r%pSlr trucks WIN radiophones
'Htld speed maintenance on IN.
ms ana 'hus !css-n The number q,
''"'"' from thrs. 10 two Here.
va d'hcult 10 communal
~" 'h- hf'N"r Of truck from
'"nt m-s--rp.r but y-i.n -,
-. r'n"ni go" message 81 fl.gh.1 t,,.
radio .!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-28
CRYSTAL SET MAY
Be MADE CHEAPLY
Wiring Parts Together Best
Method for Novice
Radio Man.
COST is ONLY ABOUT ,
Putting Together Of Half Dozen I'nrts
Matter OF short Timr-Sct WIN
brihS Muny Stations Within Rnnrc
of FIFTY Miles.

Reception of radio messages. I'm
hazardous process Numerous i'm
prcsSions maintain that the feat is
quite difficult and requires consider
able knowledge. to say nothing of
expensive apparatus. However. due
TO the simplicity OF radio fundamsnt.
ais and the skin OF our manufacture
ing engineers. this liz In no wise true.
For the radio fan possessed OF
enough worldly goods to invest in
the higher price radio receiver. moth
Ing could be better than tn. instru-
ineht known as the dctector and two
step ampliner. Such an outfit may
be purchased for from $50 10 s30O.
depending on varying conditions. such
as the finish OF the case. circuit ar
TaHSemeHt. etc
Crystal Set Ad,i>nhIr.
But the average Individual inter
ested In the art in Il purely casual,
but nevertheless serious way. ana for
those wh" wish To- huild up slowly.
the crystal set offers tn" most lori
cal solution. There was "A time when
the crystal user In tn" state OF Viz
Einia could hear only tn. naval sta
non at Arlington and Norfolk with
s"th an "utht That time Is fortu-
nntely passed.
The advent OF the big hroadcas,inr
stations particularly that OF The Dis
patch Papers. here. made "A crystal
SET really advisable. not for the
scientist ar enthusiast Int for the
average individual who might enjoy
music. news, speech and other fca-
lures each night by It small outlay Of
money and tiln.
First the Aerial.
Ihcrc arc hundreds OF crystal sets
. on 'hr market already assembled
MS assembling is what the public
pays for. Then one may cons,r,,c,
nus own outht with few hours' In
Dor But the most satisfactory man
n'r OF obtaining a receiver is To buv
IA" several Instruments and pa, them
'Is" thcr with the aid Of several pi,ccs
ut wire
First the aerial. This should h. a
.ns'c wire 100 or more feet long and
rlittS or more feet high, Insulated al
c"ch "hd ana led carefully into mo
room through "a porcelain nm, .nI
some sort 81 lightning protector or
i'tn. The ground connection
S"""id %" made to the cleaned sur-
OF IN" water pipe. using the
same size wire az in the aerial.
An Efficient Set
t"o-si!dc tuning coil IL
rms Is simply Il coil OF wiz.
a "o"' eight inches long and ,hrc.
lhchca In diameter. with two sljJir,.
I"htccts. and may be purchased ,nr
rom sl I" -, depending solely on
mere IL Is obtained. The ne,t i,.m
~ dctector. obtained at a cos, NJ
wp Mn 90 cents TO 81 The phones.
which should he OF the 1000 ohm
Sie, VII cost about 81 or IS.
hhcd condenser. .OOl ME- may h.
ia" i"r something like 80 cents. com
l'ic'lh; IN" practical set. The adj.
non Oh Il variable condenser or ,un
~ on ehch Side Of tho tuning coil
-, "1Ib' hut is not essential such
d SET is extremely efficient and n.,
ipIe and. as viii be noted. costs o,I,.
"""n' - or $40. The connections mlv
ne obtained from any store "A, which
inc apparatus Is bought. or write mo
radio department Of this paper.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-28
Is \ W.
tChicago. uID

,Cchtrai Daylight Saving Tlmc)
$50 J.. M-Radio chapel service
conducted by William T. Barton
~ ~ L'" ID. minister OF the First
IonGreGationa! Church Of Oak PARK
nr'on VIII preach on the sub.
49, IN: DIVINITY OF Service
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-28

This consists ~ u PROLONGED MARI.
from q H"tfc" ~ direct curr"u, which
e''''I"" IN" plates Intended FOR tho
r"ri'!v" un'il ~" active material OF
IN" hia'" b" transformed INTO - cad
rrf'A ~ ia" familiar brown mate
rial ~ ~" positive PLAT.
Tn" negative plates ar. r.,,,,.d
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-28
RADIO COMMERCE TO
BENEFIT BY CHAMBER
New York Organization l.
Formed to Solve Num-
her of Problems.

WASiilNGTON. May 27-rhc dis
continuing Of freak" uses Of radio
nr"adcastinE sets for political
speeches, unSchcdulcd concerts and
"hi-"t- thc-ordinary ether Convcrsa-
tons would now seem "A dctini,.
poi'cE, not only OF government, oti-
cldIS. but of radio manufacturers
Through the newly organized
Radio Chamber OF Commerce i'm New
York, officials here see Il material
gam In tie progress toward a
stabilized radio art and industry.
IN" following distinct steps forward
are seen hy virtue of this new tvpe
OF chamber OF commerce:
steps Tnkrn Already.
Marked simplihcation in con-
A'n"ct'hi al radio receiving sets
= IRE alter degree OF co-nDeraiInn
among radio apparatus makers I'm tho
establishment Of lower pric. levels
.. CORES pnndInr dcyrc. Of cn.
liberation among radio broadcastcrs
'ch"inI toward an automatic solution
OF IN" congestion al ether traffic
Wn''h mas made necessary confer
enc" under government supervision
ANA 'h!S last feature Of prorr.ss
om'iais here believe. is pcrhaps mo
most vnluahl" from the government,
point OF view. Although, il Is under.
go, '"' '"hN ii"rtipn of the radio
p'iI about I" bo debated In Congress
~ suihcicntly loose TO extend S.cro-
t'ry H"oV"r's discretionary now,r.
even I" friendly supervision over rho
ma hn'ac'nr" and types OF radio re-.
'c'N'hE sets. nevertheless the rbi.r
concern OF IA" Department az Cn,n.
mere" IS good order in tho ether
H'iN"uth tn" new Radio ,,ha,nhor
on commerce would seem IA 80,
oW"r" IN" status of trade assocIo.
ION WIN possible ngr-c,ncu, a,nonc
- "'''n"rs "a 10 tn" territory ia ~,
'"N"'c" by particular manurac,urirr
'""'erhS ana as The particular trc,
non OF hr"ad"ustiug si,fjnny
"'hScr OF its becoming ",rus,i,.,,, =.
M" i'ih"t". The fuudom.r,,,',.
.."pnihr appeal OF radio. /, ic
iieV"h' VIII OF nS"lf keen ~, ..,,,t.
business entirely dcmncr,,i,.
Tree Of proNtecriny. """
Public VIII prcy,,, ,..,
1919 II Is h"id tru" that the mi
',, "rmahh for radio appn,,,u.
"o"'n ""'T IN" "pportuuity of 49,,
"''"'S' nevertheless that d.pnpL l.,
,e'he cnont"ractcd by an lurrn,.ir.,
'"'"iHS-ht buhlic undcrs,andi,,
Wv principles underlying ra,IIn
consequent prejudice auni,s, |
w" VINO ~ try Ing 10 "pu, on. o,,,.S!.
III inc hidnt Industry
u ~ from this standpoInt No.,
eminent "fhcials look ,aynr.,i't,, s'N
we nc" radio Organization g., ~"
me '"elcal body To placc ~, ~
y" serious. standardized
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-28
Lightning ItOds Go.

The lightning rod salesman. some
famed and others III famed. TX lorins
MS h"!d since radio came into being.
IN" FARMER. once mis- bcnt prospect
mas learned that Il radio aerial
wren properly grounded, IL abou, az
gn"H a rod az any. and that the
whole dcrned thing. rod and sa, and
everything does not cost as much
ne the old.tims lightning srrestsr, h
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-28
Vermont Heard b, Paris.

Word has been received from
Paris That the broadca.,ing station
OF the University Of Vermont at Bur
iinston, VI. was picked up clearly
there.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-28
" NJ.
'SpringiciJ SI,Is

'HNTInEHrI1 Mltsl
tpaylight. saving Timo)
+. VI Radio chapel conducted by
Rev George J.: Mayer. Industrial sec.
Rotary OF tho Y. NJ C. \.
y. Nj Church services hy DR.. T.
=. h"shins. president ot Associated
BILE Students class
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-28
WIZ.
'N"wark. y. j.
IDHy!iph -suviuy r,,

'phy!ig hit Saving TimcD
J. M.-Radio chapel services ran.
hHcted by Rev Paul Scherer. Sacr.d
music by the church quartet from me
lutheran church OF the Holy Trinity.
New York
40 T. N.-R.c!tai by Mabclie
h!um" dramatic soprano: May Helen
tlunc. pianist.
$50 i. NJ Heading and records
rom inc Hubble Books That SINK. ="
by Ralph Mnyhcw
$50 u. M.-'Sa ndman stories"
l.. Mi Japan" by Julian Stree,
~" T. M.-'Check Forgerr." by
William Flynn.
T.. MA Trip Through sop,b
America WAN Theodorc Roosevelt, ="
by Mr.. Fiaia
$3.50 T. M-CarIos vnIdersnna
composer. pianist and lecturer, in a
demonstration Of Inca music.
$40 T. M.-Rcc!,al by Alfred Her.
hermann. vioiinis,. Mrs Earl r,inin.
ger accoupanist. Also recital Nv
l'ntllie Banner, coloratura sopra,n
oanHhier OF the wcli-kuown yiolinis,
Michael banner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-28
Queries

I w. Ii have a rcgrnerative set
with single stage Of smpli'icnti"n
| want tn connect loud speaker to
this by mechanical means. or will a
horn he sufficient? II so. how - III.
horn attached?
Answer mechanical amplihcr IL
an expensive installation and is not
necessary where only small room
is I" be- used FOR loud speaking. 4
gramaphone horn viii make a. very
effective loud speaker. Fiber rolled
in the shape of,a horn is also crcc-
| tive and can be made cheaply The
method of attachment is simply to
place the phones at the small end OF
the horn. making sure that the CON
! ncction is good. The best means of
connection is rubber tube OF some
description. Insulating tape will do
+. y. w.-Can spider-web coils he
taped?
Answer.--Ycs. This is entirely
practical II might add an inf1ni,esi-
NAL amount OF capacity, not enough.
/ however. to harm.
G. PLEASE tell me now to MAKE
loop aerial to receive four miles on
crystal deiector.
Answer.-A loop for 36O-m meter re-
ception may he made as follows.
WIND hVe turns Of No. is wire
! spaced one-1uarter-inch apart. on a
frame four and one-hait feet souar.
connect Il zoos variable condenser
across this. The detector and phones
are placed In series and then con
hected across the condenser All
I . do, ,t,l.
| dcnser.
D. Il. K VIII you please give mo
list OF parts necessary for a radio.
phone set with two stages of amoIj-
ncatlon' IL vsriometer necessary
WIN 'aricoupier? | want somethjnv
Tor long distance work Answcr.
fou VIII require In addition 10 tho
'esu!ar aerial and ground two prtn
S'p"i 'ehs. tuner with a dct.ctor
'nbe and the iwo-step anpliaer !,
Is suggested that you purchase two
Nar!om"'crs and varicoupl.r ei,ber
mounted or amounted and in toe
ia'trr case. mount them yourself. Tn.
TWO Fariom"ierr are used in The grid
ana Plate circuits respectively. Tn.
n-tectcr unit IL simply an ordinary
"e'ec'of tube, w 200. used win N.
conventional grid Leak and grtd con.
cehNer and n!ameut rheOsra, Tn.
""-S'=p amp!in-r comprises two
-'l 'ubss win an udiO-fr.guencv
"H'P'NfIns Transformer between and
h.amtn, rh-1stsrs controlling Anv
reputable dealer wiI! b. GLAD IN ,ub-
NIT specifications FOR the Individual
parts or the complete units A
stamped and addressed -nvelop. 10
thls department will bring the pron4-
wiring diagram or further soecirca.
llonx
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-28
Program for Today
Daily radio programs will lie
carried each morning In The
Timrs-Dispntch.

Cast fittgburHh.)
Eastern Standard Tlrpc

'F''IET TTTTTNUUfEh.)
eastern Standard Tlmc)
':'a y M.-Servic.s 81 IN. Point
hr"eze l'rcshytcrian Church. Pitts
nursh' IA. Rev. j. II. barker. min
lister.
i'5 ;. M.-chiIdron's bible story.
Two Hoys-Two GIrs-I'wo re-
Wards"
J. M-Radio chapel a, Wos,inE-
mouse station kDkA. conducted by
Key. j.. =. Wilkinson, pastor Home
wood Avcnu" Methods, Epi.copnl
Church. Pittsburgh. Pa.
$50 T.. NJ Services of the calvary
hp'sc"pal church. Pittsburgh. IA.
Kew. r. j. Van Etteu. rector.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-28

+. y. W.-Can spider-wcb coils Toe
taped?
Answ"r.--fcs. This is entirely
practical II might add an inhnitesi.
NAL amount OF capacity, not enough
however. to harm
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-14
OPERATING ROOMS
MEET EMERGENCIES

The two operating rooms at
8 Hospital have proved their
worth during the past wv weeks
as emergency cases nave
beenE rushed to the institution dur
ing that period.
Three young men were taken to
the hospital from a Rtyesy1lls
automobile accident, one undergo
ing an5immediate amputation or
his arm, and the others in very
BAD shape. Another young man
suffering an abdominal puncture
from an automobile mishap near
aMonongah. and Captain and Mrs
Ncyey victims of an att1ck with
3shotguns, all were received with
soutwarning at Cook Hospital ana
alf badly needed immediate at
tention:
As#the institution has two OPP
arating Tooms. completely equip
ped,t the cases were taken care OF
with dispatch. the efficiency nav
5ingNbeen doubled with the procur-
ling of the new rooms in the case
8aofsthe McVeys, who had been
wounded hours previously, every
minutes wait made the chance Tor
life a more serious question. AS
itSWas,S neither case had to wait up
on the other for attention.
All Of these emergency cases
pulled through. Only one case 10Y
remains in serious shape. result
ing from infection received at the
time OF the accident. FouIof the
patients have been dismissed, TWO
remaining yetiin the institution.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-14
aMolodylane SynGopafOrs
DeHqhf Audiences Here
at Both Hotel and Park
tNoungest Member Of Pitts
bnrgn organizations Only
Is Years Old.

shadessoefYerke. Paul whitman
and ali other opponents Of 1azzy
tunes There's a new melody
making Organization in town
which is In line for elevation to
4rae top rung Of the dance music
ladder. With remarkable talent
running riot in their musical num-
rs.youth. pep and a genuine de-
9Ssfre oSpleaae their hearers. the
yonng men who have dubbed
themseaIves "Melodylane syncopa-
tosr. now deltghting Fair
monters during the lunch and
dinner periods at the Fairmont
HHoteiaand during the evening
dancing period at-the Ravine Park
pavilion.
you've listened to dance NUM-
shersrendered by the highly touted
orchestras performing via the
phonograph route; you've heard
their personal repditions; you've
heard splendid orchestras right
sharein Fairmont for many OF the
foremost of their kind have on
various occasions been brought to
@the3community. But you've never
heard a more pleasing presenta-
tfonEof popular melodies than the
yotthfuI crew from Mckeesport,
p isSSpurveying at the local hotel
and park.
Besides having a unique name
this sorchestran now on Its hrst VISIT
ia Fairmont carries this appella-
lion. nsdansensationalists in their
gyncopated supremacy on their
publicity material and they thor
oughIyIive up to it. They appear
TO have music OF the popular type
ofthetimes in every fibre OF their
persons, and the way they put II
acrossDth few times they nave
played since their initial appear
INC at the Fairmont on MONDAY
S proving genuine deilsht TO
IoyerssofEmodern tunes.
Itshas3been mentioned that the
aaM elody1ane Syncopators" are
Youthful, and that is quite true.
THE rather surprising fact is thai
they are natterinsly young IN
Years but In their ability they
seyfdence years of experience and
hearS.out that they have erformed
together over a considerable
stretch of time. The booking man
ager Joseph r. Melet himself a
modest%unassuming young chap,
saysSthatEthe baby" of the che
trasiss1 5 years old and being quite
aSprodigy in educational as
wellSas8in dance music lore will
enter&the freshman class at the
&sUnfversfty of Pittsburgh in the
falEThe other members range
@upward to % with a predom1nance
ofAtheirNtaIented personnel aver
aging close to the 20-year mark.
AII of them are University OF
gPittsburgh students who have
been p1aying together for dances
gand1summer&e engagements the past
Two Here are their names
and#the instruments they play:
Raymond C"Duke'') Geiser, banjo,
Ton Baird, violin; Albert
sPnnk,') Mellinger, piano; Mil
liam horn; DICK "un-
life and Joe McDevitte. $50
phones and Gerald C.Bus
Hughes, drum and traps.
Following this weeks engage
ments at the Fairmont Hotel, noon
and dinner hour. and Ravlne Park
during the evening dance period.
the .'Melodylane Syncopators'
will move along to GeneTa-on-the-
Lake, the resort near Cleveland,
where they will play at the casino
theremainder of the summer sea
son. Manager r.. H. Fatt OF the
local hotel has engaged them to
return for the Thanksgiving ald
NewYear dances.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-29
THOMAS J. DOWNEN,
33c Thatcher Bldg.
The Mallaby-CampbeIl Inv. Co.

FHONlF T., CENTRAL Blk.
7eo-Src MONEY: NOTARY. FIRE
AUTO AND BURGLARY ms.
HOMES AT REAL VALUES
East Side Spccial-i3il y. 9th AR
mod. except heat. glasscd-in sleeping
porch, cellar. lawn. shade and fruit
trees. A garage for cars; owner wants
to sell soon: price $3.50; easy terms:
SEQ IL today.
Near irving Place. 2i17 Adrian. s-R.
brick, bath, cellar. barn, sheds. only
81. i.5I5: terms.
$1,000 for SCI r. Sec. AR. brick.
partly furnished: very easy terme.
In irving place. SIR. brick, cellar.
garage. 4 lots. corner. gas, dandy
homo. $1,000: terms; 1000 off for cash.
Special snaps-!Sec us soon.
NJ ABS-CAMPBELL, CENT BLK
iEstab. 1883. Incorp. 1906.
NOTARY Public
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-29
PLEASE DO THIS

While out on Lake Ave. looA
at 1899 Lake. Tho owner lives
there and will show you Sunday
P. NJ. or Monday p. NJ. This
is 4 perfectly wonderful s-rm.
modern home. Maple floors.
every little convenience. Better
built than any house you'vs
seen. Has garage. If you like
It tell me what It's worth t.
you.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-29
EVERY PUBLICAN IS A
BETTER PUBLICAN If
HE OWNS A PART OF
PUEBLO,
PLEASE DO THIS

If you want a 5-room mod
eratc,y priced south side homa,
GO OUT AND LOOK AT 1885
PALMER AVE. Lot S2hI12o
II. Then tell mo how much
cash you will give for It.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-29

SELL something everybody must
have Crcad this line over again and
note that we said MUSTD. 1t is uni
quo, L. s. Protected article. a positive
necessity because of government rul-
ing, with yearly repeat, exclusively
owned and controlled by us. II YOU
are an order taker you should make $50
to $40 a day IL you ara an ambitious
salesman you will clear upward OF $50
per day. Most desirable, connection
with FUTURE for those who qualify.
Jerome Lasdt, Pres. s S. Dearborn St.
Chicago.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-29

AGENTS $50 to 5000 week, Free
samples. Gold Sign Letters anyone can
put on store windows. Big demand.
Liberal offer to general agents. ME-
TALL1c LETTER CO, 435 n. Clark,
Chicago.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-29
PLEASE no THIA

If you would like a homo on
Lake Ave. LOOK AT 1908
LAKE AVE. But 7 want you
to sec the grand living room
and fire place in this. so would
like to go with you.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-29

EAsrERIN REfEEsENTATIvEs
JOHN ". BRASItAM d CO.. RRUNe-
WICK BLDG, NEN YORK: CHEAl-
CAL BLDG. st. Louis: MALLERS
sLRG., CHICAGO.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-29
WOULD YoU FAY

$2.25o.00 for 6-rm. homo
with now plumbing. modern.
including bath. furnace, ga
rage. built-in cabinet. Located
on Palmer Ave? 100000
down, balance $500 . mo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-29
SUCH A RARGAIN APPRAR6

SUCH n BARGAIN APPk4AkkO
ONCF IN A GREAT WHILE
A grand we'll built homo of
rms. with a 2-rm. brick on
rear. Also garage. Lot 60x110
II. Solid oak woodwork. oak
staircase, art glass windows.
east front. A fine brick build-
ing. Let mo show you through
this 3as Quincy street homo and
then tell you tho price.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-29
CLOSE IN BRICK

NTNESE IN B1tINJh
Near Christian Science
church. 3 rooms. modern. south
front Sell furniture and house
for S5,s0O.0o on rsasonsbls
terms. Excellent for n few
roomcrs or could be made into
about 3 apartmnets.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-29
FOR SALE

Minnoqua Heights property. where
the air is good, ground is high, taxes
low and room to turn.
A beauty, 6 room completely modern
brand new. { lots. as 1t is only $3.50 %.
$500 or more cash
Another in 230O Block, fine room
completely modern. makes a fine hom..
Price j2o00.Oo II YOU have $4,000 cash
2ino Block. I room frame. modern.
fine home for small family. Price
only sl5j0.00. $55000 cash
HOFFMAN & REES
All Northern Avenue
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-29

AN INCOME AND A HOME
For $2.5o0.oo can sell you
: b-rm. apartments With water
and lights in each one You
can live IN ono and ret $4,000
month for tho remafndsa.
Easy terms, too.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-29
WILL KEEN, ReaItor
Building

FOR SALE by owner Is acres under
first class farmer owned ditch, ono
mile from city limits, not in river bot
tom. 6iS j.. 9Th.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-29
HOLCOMB REALTY co.
LARGE HOMESTEAD

$50 going Tuesday; call at 2ls w.
End.
FOR SALE-A 1s-acre farm. irrsat-
ed, lis miles from Man1anola. Colo. On
easy terms. VIII consider n good auto
rs first payment. E. c. Wilson, Man
2anola, Colo.
FOR SALE-5- room strictly modern
house. furnished or unturnishcd. Call
32i Michigan.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-29

ACCEPT THIS OFFER IF YOU
WANT REAL Money Sweet made
81 2o6 last month, Rowe s993. Largest
company of its kind in America. Your
profit 81 to IS per order. We furnish
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Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-29

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neutrality-suspicious.

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THE PUEBLO CHIEFTAIN
WANTED-AGENTS
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PANY, Cincinnati. Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-01

The local headquarters OF the Og'
den candidacy for the Republican
nomination for the United States Sen
ate. maintained by Clerk H. c. Under
wood. OF the Board OF County Com.
missioners. was the scene Of much &C
tivity yesterday. The management. as
sisted by a force Of clerks and mes
sengers. was putting the finishing
touches to the campaign. Mr., Under
wood stopped long enough TO say:
III Is my Arm conviction that MIR.
Ogden will be given Tuesday the
largest plurality ever given to a can
didate In Ohio county. He has made
a clean campaign; the people OF Ohio
county know him, and know his rec
ord. and | believe they feel they have
an opportunity to secure high-:lass
representative in the United States
Senate. and at the same time reward
a man who has constantly supported
the best things. the most progress
sive and lloerai measures In this