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LEGAL.

q. Dlncau. &. A Lucy; CleIEa. Mrs. 4. !.
PreSinct no. " voting Place. osage
schuo,, East Fairyicw Inspection w =
Hooker; Judges. Ed Nodcr, &. W. Mitchell.
Clerks. r. W. wynn. Eliza Miller.
side Fire station, North Main street. In
spcct1r. ~ H. Goode; Judges Fay warren.
.cone Johnaoni CLERKS NJ. H. Cooper, Ed
Precinct No. III Voting Place, wash.
inEton school Rockford ana Hodge, n
spcrtor. n, II Langley; Judges John ~
Wells. a. J. Midd0ugh; CLERKS. W. -. Me
Precinct No. i2. votlng Place. long
Igsss SwSG%S.' QUERY S w. w roS" cpisfss.
/ Mira Manons Williams. j. y. burnett,
Precinct l9 Noting. Place. lincol'
/ \. NJ. weich. Judges. y l. Esslcy. H. W.
Grant, CLERKS. V. NJ. Cone, G. II. Wits
Precinct No. 10 voting place. Horace
Mann School. Eleventh and Roston In
spcctqr, y. :, Joyce; Jpdses' " l. fow.
Precinct No. is; Voting Place, Nash
! Garage. Eighth and Main streets; fnHpec-
tor, " r. Hattingr. judge. W. = ~ htlon,
Chas Burke' clerks. II. w, Gihha John
Treginct No. isi Voting rihce. River.
view school. twelfth and Fr,seoi iuepce'
Dunn. Clerks, Mrs. J, G. buinott' T. D.
Kiucaid.
Precinct No. II, Voting place. West
side Fire station; lnsrcctor, clyde make.
I Ci,rbs o. } Chnucy. ". ". parmelc,
Precinct No. is3 Noting Place. souihside
inspoctor. b. 81 Bohni Judges. r. X
Hughes George T.. Bush Clerks, l. NJ
sttothst G. r. Murphy.
Precinct 40 i9i Voting Place. Grace
! Gmiases. g.. +. Kiser, j. ". pmes CLERKS.
wesley hush, a NJ. Fcnner
Precinct No. CO., Victims Iiace toi Sonth
n Fonton; Judges. g L. Dawson, :. :
Mohrnan. Cierks, c, NJ. PHehard' j. =
HHrmuth.
dali school; Inspector g W. johnson
Iudgea, ~ n. Rollins, Nellie ~. Mcleod
CIeri,s. Anna Holland. ! J ocon9or
Precinct No, ga .N9ilhE t'',. Hon.,,
streets, Inspector. Edw. sophi Judges y
II. simmons, II T. picksoqi Clerks DAVID
NJ nsmme,t Nc: T y H19r os,. Rookie,
II. washington schools InspectoE Richard
Nelson: Judges, ". w. Goode. May Boy
LAM clerks, Mlla nelson HeSry i!Sn'' fdy
south Nnnthus, Hamilton and Wotzel Drug
store, Inspcctor u, W quinn Iudscs' w
s. ,o n"nn,s,'IRi +. inrS9nSs.TS".' ' o'''"'' ="
sh Prtc,SSSf No. pssi Voting place, whit.
tier school, 2at North LOWS, Inspector
ianeyi clerks, Marie / Weber, Lee Il. Ne.
Clurg ~ n,
House, owen Park: Inspector Jack Bod
Lins. Judges, y. |. bOhel, kettA HaHtle
clerks. Dorothy Bodkins, T. II. Hastie.
Such Officers shnll act 9s counters ano
make returns ~ the result OF the votinf
az the respective polling places, as 70
uutfed nv law,
wfTNESS my hand as MAYOR OF shll
city. afnxc I'm said city. THIS lNth dhy oil
.ses6 r. u. EVANS,
Attest, Mayor.
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
city Auditor.
Approved ns 60 form this 18th day o
al N ~ DUNCAN. Cttv Attorney.
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LEGAL.
Tribal Usage Oil Leases al
Public Auction March End,
1922, by u. S. Government.

March 2, l022, at Pawhnskn, Oklahoma,
tboat $1,000 acres will be offered for oil
leases IN quarter section tracts. Bids will!
" for bonus In addition to royalties, 7BTo
PAYABLE on day of sale. balance in three
annual lnstallments with acceptable secur-
ny. Within advertised area there are
,bou, Z 900 oil wells producing from two
barrels TO one thousand barrels each, the
total daily production for November, 1921
being about 10000 barrels: also. there are
about 2i0 wells drilling. All and are
nov leased separately for gas. Blue print
naps OF area advertised showing tracts
offered together with tracts leased also
slowing tracts producing oil or gas can
Ae had for fifty cents each, also logs Of
~poduclng wells for twenty-five cents each
well. Write u. s. Superintendent. Usage
htncy Pawhuska, Oklahoma, for maps.
tp or further Information.
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tpsblished In the Tulsa Daily World
February 20. 81, %, 30 and 20. 1922.
world Publishing company. .publlsher.)
NOTICE FOR HEARING ON ASSESS
MhNTs FOR PAVING IN STREET
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. $50.
VITf OF TULSA, OKLAHOMA;
IN compliance with the resolution OF
.e board Of Commissioner adopted on
se lin day OF February, 1924, notice Is
neftby given that the Board OF Com
missloners Of the City OF ruisa, okla
iona, has examined the estimate n
n~alelnent Of tho city Engineer a. TO the
shount OF the cost OF the asphalt pave
n.ht which should be assessed against
,as shutting property. the property bene-
u,ea. and other property liable 20 assess
pp NM and the owners thereof, In STREET
Ls~fhOVEMENT DISTRICT NO. $50,
Nheh Includes the following described
pgnuons OF streets. owl
MlpENlNG FOURTH STREET from
west line Of Boulder Avenue to the
sssl line Of Denver Avenue.
ana SAID board Of commissioners has
~ resolution duly approved the aforesaid
,.Ateheht ana estimate OF the city engi-
~ n ana has determined TO assess the cost
y w improvements in said district
as.nst the AUDITING property, the prop
w benefited, and other property liable
fellows, towlt;
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TO whom II may concern:
We, the undersigned resident citizens
md taxpayers OF Forest Park Addition.
LAKE View Addition. Clark'CAddition and
OTStt Addition 10 the tWy OF Tulsa.
okla, hereby declare and give notice 10
he public that we purchased our homes
Il the aforesaid additions, together with
al Of the resident property owners. with
ne express understanding that the said
ADDITION would be used exclusively for
fsidentisl purposes and said Additions
have been impressed with this character
q improvements and that heretofore three
Autdred and flfty-eight residents and tax
pytrs OF said Additions filed with the
Mayor and city Commissioners OF this
city. petitions requesting that said Add
ions be restricted for residential purposes
osy. and which said petitions have been
,eisd upon by the Mayor and the city
commissioners.
THEREFORE,. all persons undertaking
70 maze other improvements than rest
dsnees within the aforesaid Additions or
any Of them. do so at their peril as that
iae resident taxpayers OF said Additions
VII Immediately file suits In the various
courts enjoininE the making Of all kinds
q improvements in said Additions other
than residences.
tsigned)
W. Il. HANCOCK.
r. II. WIETT.
j.. W. BALLEW,
j. II. THOMSON,
EDWIN HARRISON,
ID. GLENN MORGAN,
Committee.
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ssv owners % abutting property. prop
sth., ',netted by said improvements. ans
hsf.hv property liable to assessment. are
such notllled that all matters affecting
~is,ier.s merely, and any claim or OBJ
iarb M 20 me assessments as above SCI
Il A,.hsn be filed In writing In the office
-" FRANK SEAMAN City Auditor Of
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MEDICAL

FAiRMONT MATERNITY HOSPITAL Tor
confinement, privatei prices reasonable;
may work f1r BOARD babies adopted.
Write for booklet. Mrs, r. II, Ions,
aal1 ~ Twenty seventh st.. Kansas
city, Mo.
WEST MAiS MATERNITY BANITARtuM
A home for the care ana protection OF
young women; rates teaannhblei hnbien
adopted. Dr. N. ". Newman, medical
director, 1917 w Main Oklahoma city.
hEN-Prof. Osbotne'E Nacumotef Perfect
Physical Culture Appliance, OHhOrne
Co, t72t Park Ave, 81. Louis, Mo. Send
fnr frnn hnnk on heNelnnInc
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ANNOUNCEMENTS


lost AM FOUND !
IOsT-park blue leather Nurse viii sum
OF money rindrr return Co apartment
sic, Plaza court
Ga neo pin, between second and
ninth ON Main. Reward. call Ledar
ia3s.
LOsT-swiss sosason shave watch on
brown ribbon. ON nouldcr sixth or Main
street Return To world otflco' HhefeI
reward
LosrAA HACK leather travelling bag,
marked " W suitable reward. Please
NAV Folks We haven't got time 10
kno,k any one, We lust naturally
nninyy Irpogue o]sf"ris Tor bucks
that other stores Just have 10
chnrFc more for heoauee theN sell
less pairs and pay more Tor them
Ven. We thanh You Tor making
TURK uros 1ulra'a largest shoe
distributor.
PICKED ar lu Krrra Monday afternoon,
blue and block aUrur skirt fludtr -
known. Cali Mattio Taylor. usegc
99S.
PURELY PERSONAL
WILL tho r%artles who saw the accident
AZ FIfth aud Frlsro Saturday afternoon
srECIAL NOrICES
LADIES Decorated parchment shades.
make thom y%ouraelf bus material any
where. for floor lamps candle Hhirlds'
table lambs. rtc. material cost only a
Few cents each, EaHy aud fascinating
Complete Instructions ana formula sent
prepaid ". TcAas Chandelier Co, S'Ol
Elm pallps
NOTICE or REGUAU ANNrAL MEET
INA OF TUE SrDtkuNLnENS OF
THE PEOPLES BUILDING a LOAN
ASSOCIATION
Notice L. hereby tlycn mat tho regular
annual meeting ~ the FtnckholdUrH nf
tho Peoples building " Loan AsHoci''
company. Hayer building Tulsa. okla
homn Monday. March co. log2, At Z
o'clock y. m, fur tho uuf pose " elect.
ting Officers and directors and for IN"
purpose Of trausectlng such busincha AZ
-. n. sCHLEGEt. President
Dated o. Tulso, February 20, 1872.
OPEN FOR nusiNEsS- Nice clean bar
per shop your ensi9eSs nppree,a,ea
cialty. 500 y. Third.
WANTEn--some one to share car In
shipping household goods to kausas
City. Call cedar lt1.
YES. FOLKS. I sure have an easy
time writing ads for Turk Bros,
all have TO DO ~ tell q few
Jokes, and quote the prices Turk
nros roll them ladies' hiEh shoes
Tor. The newest ono ". who
pays Tor tho twinc ana wrapping
paper when We sell them for IL
a pair7'
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Of the voter desires 70 vote TOT w
I'M Inc first square above; II he desires W
vote against the above proposition ne thh,
stamp an Xxx In the second square above
,he nfoposition above set forth unless slcl
nsTson be n legal qualified property tsh'
paying voter ~ tho CITY OF Tulsa oA'~
hama a. required by law, At
"Tbs pols snail be opened at 100 A. VI
"a remain open continuously untiI, hnu
~ ciossd al. 700 o'clock T.. A on the sAin
i4th DAY OF March, A, D., l9--' "h'eh !"
Inc date of said election zautr,
The number and location OF po'''HS
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Live Stock, Poultry and Seeds
LIVESTOCK

LII EO YIN
DUROC JERSEY male pix for sale. Phone
rural K-A H. T., Stevens,
FOR sALE-Nlco fat hog. Phone osags
g2o2 or 1870.
ron sALW Good mich cow aud osl,
2601 u. lodge FirHt 81. yellow house
FOR sALE-LstRe. well marked, regis.
tered Holstein bun calves, 10 DAYS 10
three month"; old. from heavy. prnduc'
Ing dam, Including one son 81 Minnie
OF AXE side. now giving ~ pounds milk
per day. 4. ., Parker P~awhuska, pkla.
FOR sALE-Tcsm ~ good work horses,
cheap; hpye no uHe Tor them. NICHOLS
Iransfcf 4 storage 20. -
DOGS.
BEAUTIFUL y]esr-old Collie Tor sale.
Phone Usage sl75,
BROOD bitches, PUPS, grovn dose seod
Tenn.
FOR SALE Bird doR. registered Hue
Bilton English male setter Cedar
t4l3
list. r. y. MCLendon. hcshoba Tenn,
BIRDS.
FINE GERMAN ROLLERS from Imported
stock, Cedar 2'ao.
POULTRY.
BABY CHICKS.
BABY CUHCKs-lIatcbing egRs. All lead.
log varieties send Tor free %cstalog.
KoHnedaie Hatchery, Springfield. No,
baby CHICK9-HIE mo1ry saving offer
One-thIrd m prices. n ordered before
March 10. CsiBl1g free. Delivery free.
WyH0ns Hatchery Wyngna, Okla.
nABY C~HlCRB-Ecrp your hens laying.
We Will sell you tho chicks from our
uurs bred uOEaH-toHted and trapuosicd
hens, Rocks. Reds, WyandOites Orplug
tons. Aucpuaa, LcRhorrH. lic 20 CIR
oular. walnut Ridge Hatchery Butler
Illinois.
CHIX-iOO.60O fancy bred, with quality
and pep 20 live and grow. LeuhBu
Hatchery Navarro. Kan,
EGGS.
ARIsTOCRAT barred Rock eggs that VIII
hatch. gf60 sud ", 9i1s u Third.
BARRED ROCK ergs FOR ssttirg, Thomp.
son strain. j. NJ. Burckhaftt, route 2,
Broken Arrow
BARRED ROCK and White ROCK oggs
cor Matching choice cocFereIh flfsl
house west cemetery. FcdcfHi drive.
HJFF OHPINGTOS eggs. selected. t2.t0
per 10. delivered. They have been bred
and culsd 10 produce the best layers.
Every one n producer OF note, J. 4.
LOOper, Swan, Texas.
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Used Cars

q
We offer what we honestly
believe is the safest Used Car
Market in town. Prices are
fixed after careful inspection
and fair appraisal. No at
tempt is made to- conceal inn
projections, il any there may
be. We frankly tell you
what service these cars have
given their previous owners
and what you can expect from
them in the future. You can
be sure of obtaining here a
ear as good as we say it is,
priced as it ought to be-
Packard integrity behind it.
Apperson
Auburn
Buick
Cadillac
Chalmers
Chandler
Chevrolet
Cleveland
Cole
Columbia Six
Franklin
Haynes
Hudson
Hupmobile
Jordan
Lafayette
Lexington
Locomobile
Lozier
Marmon
Maxwell
Moon
Oakland
Oldsmobile
Packards
Paige
Peerless
REQ
Stutz
Winton
Packard Used
Car Market
Call Bill Tobin
1900 S. Boston. Usage 1900
AUTO SUPPLIES AND REPAIRs !
AUTO repairing done, Soc per hour, worl
guaranteed. 10 years experience. Ceda
FOR SALE Hobart Brothers motor zen
orator. for charging storage batteries
good as new Price us Geo. Shaw
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AUTOMOBILES

AUTOMOBILES ron MALE 10
nUiCK 7-psssonger x ~. 1870 runs good,
looks good. VIII sell or trade for Fntd
touring and cash. Phone osage Si2s
FOR sALE-Ro6dstcr. good running order.
tl25, easy terms. 500 w. Archer,
FoR sALE-Buiok 1891 touring. cheap for
cash. No. / $, Lansing.
FOR sALE-Buick car. b-passcnger. 1870
model. at Il bargain. bio -. First ~.
FORD touring car for sale, good condl-
ton, ii2J. eau be seen At 7O2 b.
Main.
ron sALE-Two 2-ton trucks. hand
holats, steel dump bodies two atom
trucks for oil field hauling. 500 N.
Boulder. Phone Osage 1850
FOR SAFE or trade 1918 Marmon car,
7-passenger, In good shape 70 trade Tor
ls'e m @nds. s"" clsTo Iss OF 6 iGpio''' car
FOR sALE-one white touring car chssis,
$40! also one Maxwell touring car, run
ming condition. price $50 ioil 4.
Third.
drive truck and 1 second hand 4.wheel
drive truck. what have you TO offerf
CAN Usage sit0.J.
GRAY GOOSE shock absorbers make your
Ford or Dodge ride easy. For Ford 40
per set, Tor Dodge t22, Usage st65.
TRUCKS on TERMS
Gary eH.ton pneumatic.
Patriot 81 ton. sold.
Selden, 3h-tou, solid.
q. N. g. 2-ton. solid.
kisscl ~ ton, new,
Federal an ton, tank wagon.
Nash Quad pneumatic.
Gary ih-ton, solid.
USED MOTORS
Eighth and Main.
WHY own a car when you can drive the
OKLA. Hent-R-Chr Co. Ita cheaper
Take your family driving. Choose your
car. Ford, Dodge, Buick, Rates reason.
able. 6i9 =. Main. cedar s01,
$3.50 BUYs my 1920 Ford sedan, good
tires. lock, large wheel. Hartford shock
a5Aorbors. will demOnstrato. Phone Co
dar 20,
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SEEDS & NURSERY STOCK


BERRY PtANTs-ro show your our fine
plants we offer ~ Harvest, ~ Mcdonald
blackberry, 10 everbearing strawberry.
for 81 delivered by post, Send for our
free cAtal0g. Parker Nursery. Tecum-
Sch. Okla.
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TOMATOEs

THE MCGEE tomato makes 500 bUshels
per acre and I only have ms pure
Information. 81 c McOse San Marcos.
Texas
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YES. FOLKS. I Hure have an ensy
time writing ads Tor Turk Bros,
oil have TO do w tell q few
Jokes, and quote the prices Turk
nros roll them ladies' hiEh Shoes
Tor. The newest ono ". who
pays Tor the twlnc ana wrapping
paper when We sell them FOR a.
a pair7"
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TOBACCO

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Pride, extra fine
cheViuR and am0Ftngi 10 Lbs $3.50
e6.iba. iA.bB. farmers Club. Mayfield'
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(Published III the Tulsa Daily World Feb
ruary II, 90, 23, "a. 20, 90, 81. Is, March
/. 2, ., 4. 5. World Publishing COM
sPPFciAb ELECTioN PROCLAMATION.
Under and by virtue o. Section n, Ar
ticle 10. OF the Constitution Of the state
OF Oklahoma, and Ordinance No. 1855 or
| the City OF Tulsa, State OF oklahoma, au-
thorizlng, empowering AMI directing the uh-
dersigned, the Mayor OF The Guy OF Tulsa,
Oklahoma, TO call a special election for the
purpose hereinafter set forth, which SAID
Ordinance was passed and approved on
the 7th day OF February. 1922, and pub
iished IN the Tulsa Daily World as pro-
Now. therefore. ]. T. p. Evans, the IN
dersigned, Mayor Of the city OF Tulsa
/ Oklahoma. do hereby call and proclaim a
special election to be held in the said city
81 Tulsa. Oklahoma, upon Tuesday, March
IL. 1922, for the purpose of submitting TO
the qualified property taN-pay'ng electors
Of the saiA city OF Tulsa, Oklahoma, the
following proposition;
shall the city Of Tulsa, state %
issuing lis negotiable sewer main and
sub-main utility, serial. coupon. BONDS
Of said city OF Tulsa, Tulsa County
U U,Sb sewer ,% Main ana siub.main
bonds. OF Tulsa. oklahoma, 1879" In
the aggregate principal sum o. Nine
Hundred Thousand $500, 100000 Dol
lars TO become due serinlly within
twenty-five t2b) years from the date
OF issuance. bearing interest not TO eN-
coed five and one-half bh%J per
centum per snnum, interest payable
s~emi-annually for the purpose OF pro.
vidlng funds TO defray the expense ana
nav the cost Of constructing, extend
Ing and equipping additional storm
sewer and sanitary sewer mains ana
sub-mAins. 20 be owned exclusively by
said city a. q public utility; and levy
and collect an annual tax, In addition
10 all other taxes upon all the tAnabla
property in said city, sufficient 20 pay
me interest on said bonds as II falls
due, and also TO constitute a sinklng
fund Tor the payment Of the principal
thereof when due. said bonds TO bear
interest not 10 exceed the rate OF
five and one-half $50 per oentum
per annum, payable semi-annua!ly, ana
10 become due serially within twenty
fye 1851 years from their date2
The ballot used In said election shal
set out the proposition as above set torth
md shall also contain the words
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TOuACCO-EatuTal leaf extra good
chewing. five pounds, 49, 70 pounds.
$3.50. smoking. 10 pounds ~ prepaid.
John Tllley. Dresden. Tenn
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the CITY Of Tulsa, Oklahoma. on or before
inc sra day % March, 1919. at ? O'Clock
~ NJ, ana the same shall be heard BY
me board ot commissioner on the ari
gay OF March, 1899, At ? o'clock A. nj.
ana any claim or objections not 80 nlph
deemed waived. Nv
DATED this 18th day OF February. 1922.
X FRANK SEAMAN,
~ aNLa-
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LODGES AND SOCIETIES

TULSA LODGE NO. II. a. " q A. NJ.
Meets every Thursday! first
m Thursday y. C., second Thurs
IN day, business, third Thursday,
>E+eNn NJ. NJ. fourth Thursday, " A,
HNI2 Next meeting Feb. 2lrd. Work
NN in h. A. Degree at 1 y. M.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-10-13

Statement Of the Ownership. Management,
Circulation etc, required by the Act OF Con-
gress Of August "a, 1912, of Yoangstownske
, Youngstown. Ohio, for October h 1929.
State of Ohio,
County of Mahonng, IS.
Before me, Notary Public in and for the
State and county aforesaid, personally ap.
peared M. s. Cook, who, having been duly
sworn according to law, deposes and says
thai tina he Is the Secretary and Treasurer Of
Slovenske Noviny and that the following is.
to the best of his knowledge and belief, true
statement of the ownership, management land
if daily paper. the tcirculation), etc. of the
,, aforesaid publication for the date shown in
the above caption, required by the Act of
August "a, 1872, embodied in section 443.
Postal Laws and Regulations, printed on the
reverse of this form, to-wit:
1. That the names and addresses of the
publisher, editor, managing editor, and bus.
mess managers are:
P. 0. Box Alt, Youngstown, Ohio.
Editors, NJ. Mraz and Milan Saliva, $50
West Federal street.
President and General Manager, N. Gross
handler, $40 West Federal street. 81.
2. That the owners are: tGivp names and
addresses of individual owners, or, IL a cor.
poration, i've its name and the names and
addresses of stockholders, owning or holding
per. cent or more of the total amount Of
stock.)
Mr., n. Grosshandler, City; Mr.. J. Krsja,
-.
Grow, City; Ignace Schwartz, City
B. That the known bondholders, mort
cages and other security holders owning or
holding 1 per cent more of total amount
of bonds mortgages or other securities are
CT there are none, so state).
None. a,
4. That the two paragraphs next above,
giving the names of the owners, Stockholders
and security holders if any contain not only
the list of stockholders and security holders
rs they appear upon the books of the COM
pany as trustee or in any other fiduciary
relation, the name of the person or corpora
tion for whom such Trustee is acting is given:
also that the said two paragraphs contain
statements embracing atlantis full knowledge
and belief as to the circumstances and condi-
ions under which stockholders and security
holders. who do not appear upon the books
of the company as trustees, hold stock and
securities in capacity other than that of a
bona fde owner and this affiant has no
reason to believe that any other person, asso.
eiation,. or corporation has any interest direct,
or indirect in the said stock, bonds, or other
securities than as so stated by him.
THE UNITED PRINTING CO.,
,z M. 8. Cook, Sec'y. & Treas.
Sworn and subscribed before me this 4th
day of October, 1922.
Seal. Matthew Mraz.
(My commission expires Feb 90, 1928.
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CLAIRE ADAMS
UKAZOVANA v HIpp

Slavna herecka V pohyblivych
obrazoch, Claire Adams ukazova-
ma bude "a styri dni poen1c v ne
del'n v Hippodrome divadle vo
filme "When Romance Rides
(Ked' romanca jazdi), ktory Dol
zahrany ,dl'a novely "Wildfire'
(Divy ohen) od Zane Grey.
Miss Adams upozornila ma seba
filmovy svet svojim vystiipenfm v
hlavnej iilohe 0 Cervenom Krfzi.
ktory film dala sama vlada odo.
brat Benjamin B. Hampton hned
urobil nou smluv,1 cd toho casu
le jednou najznamejsfch hviezd
v americkom filmovom svete.
Hippodrome divadlo okrem to-
hoto .obrazu bude davat inc kns-
ky a 5 vaudeville aktov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-10-13
sa -.---------e - Ap-------------------s : 81
KRMENIE FL'ASKOU.

Ked je nedostatok mlieka v pr
.siach, nntne je obratit sa kn kr-
meniu 2 fl'asky. Ably SINE sa sire.
I'll $ fplnym zdarom, treba je VEL
kej opatrnosti nielen pri vyberani
pokrmu, ale al jeho priprave, kto.
ra vyzaduie mnohe d6lezite po-
drobnosti.
Ked je nieeo Wac d6leziteho a.
ko eokol 'vek inc pri pripravovan1
pokrmu pre- diet'a, tax je to isto.
the eistota. Vsetky nadoby, mier-
ky, sohrievania a smiesania mu-
sla byt' eiste v hor1cej vode w
varane pred upotrebenfm.
Pokrm musfme vybrat' cisty
chutne mlieko, primerane rozrie-
dene dl'a veku diet Fat a. Bordens
Eagle Brand Condensovane Mile.
ko poskytuje pre- diet a idealny DO
krm preto, ze je ciste a rovnomer.
ne sostavene preto zazivne, l'ah.
ko ztrovitel ne vzdycky okamzi.
te hotove len no trochu rozriedime
obycajnou prevarenou vodou. :,
V tomto casopise uvidite 8 cast,
ma cas- oznamku Bordens Eagle
Mlieka, pokrmu, ma ktorom w.
chovane bolo Wac zdravych deti.
ako ma vsetkych ostatnych pri.
pravkach dohromady. Vystrihnite
81 oznamku, alebo len kupon z nei
a poslite no ma Borden Company,
New York, z tade vam posln ipl.
ne zdarma akd knizocku 81 budete
ziadat' a to vo vasej vlastnej reel,
re ako treba je krmit' opatro-
vat diet "a seba samn, knizocku,
ktora vam udava predpisy pokr-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-10-13

NOV pre- vase diet'a a tiez ako
|priprayit chutne pokrmy Eagle
Mliekom. Pytajte 81 ju poznaeenim
mena knizocky akl chcete.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-10-13

Len ia je prava laska, ktora
je ako vino silnejsia, elm ja
starSia.