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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-09-09
Thursday, September IA
At Q O'clock A. NJ.

LIVE STOCK-Four head of cattle,
pair of work horses. colt (partly broken).
S-year-oId driving Morgan mare (clever
for any woman to driye), spring pig, tur-
key gobbler, 3 turkey hens and o hens.
FARMING TOOLS-Pair work har-
ness, pair hack harness, ? truck wagons,
buggy driving harness, cultivators,
moving machine, horserake, set heavy
sleds, traverse Sleigh, new Butterfly sep
arator. gasolene engine 60 horse power,
nearly new, ensilage cutter (32 TT. chain
carrier), sulky plow, chains, forks.
shovels, hoes. axes, iron bars, etc, piano
box buggy, single heavy work harness,
set of horse blankets. platform scales
string of bells. % to so tons of hay. SO
gallons of maple syrup, lot of cream cans,
600 sap buckets Bellows Falls evap
orator. 3 milk coolers.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS-Cook stove
chunk stoves, writing desk, all kinds of
dishes, lamps, dining room chairs, com
mode. tables, and lots of other things too
numerous to mention. Two rifles. Also a
lot of carpenter tools.
This sale will be held rain or shine and
will commence promptly at 8. Terms
made known at time of sale. Free lunch
at noon.
MEDAS FIFE.
j. III. Ware, AuetiOneer.
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FIFE.

j. III. Ware, AuetiOneer.
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TO END COAL STRIKE
IN COKE REGION
Conference In New York To-day to Ar
range Settlement In COnnellsville
Section.

WASHINGTON. Sept. . ASSOCIATED
Press. A conference will be held in
New York today between Judge Il. Gary
of the United States Steel Corp, repre-
sentatives of the United Mine Workers
and representative of the department
of labor. looking to the ending of the
coal strike in the Connellsville, Pa, coke
region. according to official information
received here
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CASH PAID for wool at the Richard.
cor, Market 72-tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-25
roGE THREE

back that you get her"
Glen offlciously played the radio
operator.
A few minutes later came the voice.
much clearer. from the loud-speaker.
"Now-Glenn-get up closer to the
loud speaker-no-no-yo know-not
your cheek, Glennie-"
There was a Suppressed laugh. Glenn
smiled. rother sheepishly But he turn
ed his face full toward the little horn.
Garrlck had OWNED what was COM
Ing. sort of F'reudian, / guess" he
whispered to Ruth. recalling her mo.
TIERS repetition of Ruths psychoana
lysis
HUH laughed Ruth. taking no
pains to modulate her tone More like
the terrier-His Mistress Voice"
Come now-pout your lips. Glenn"
came from the loud speaker followed
by a laugh--then and unmistakable
radio kiss.
Disconnected after his ardent atten.
ton to Vira. Glenn for once looked as
If he would have dropped through into
the hold.
Ruth glanced quickly from Glenn's
chargin TO Vira's stony face, then saw
the humor
Never mind. Glenn She kissed a
/ couple of thousand on that wave length
them"
CONTINUED in Our Next Issue)
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0SAGE indians
Want ALL THEIR
ALLOTMENT NOW
Pawhuska Attorney First to
Test Constitution on Pay
ment of Indian Claims;
Hearing Set July 27.
BY MAYBELI.E STUARD
Staff Correspondent The Ardmoreite

WASHINGTON - Is $4,000 90 u year
particularly when the $4,000 comes to
each member Of the family? There are
doubtless good many citizens who
would De wiling to accept that amount
as an income for the entire family but
certain members Of the Usage tribe in
Usage county. Oklahoma. are of the
opinion that they can no longer sat
isfactort' supply The necessities OF life
upon this sum, and through their at
iorney, Fieston a. Shinn OF Pawhuska,
they filed n suit last week in the dis,
trict of columbia against Secretary
FAN and secretary of he Treasury Mel.
lon for the recovery of their payment
money in fun These Indians are paid
from their incomes $4,000 annually. and
the remainder is invested by the Unit
ell States government as their guar
dion.
Headed ty Chief Ne-Kah. Wah-She-
Tum-Kas about fifty of these Osuges
have decided that they want their
entire income und they believe That they
can invest &; more successfully than
the gov..t ment. and incidentally their
attorney contends that the law under
which they are paid bur a part OF their
income is in conflict with the const
tuition OF the United states Of America.
The case has been set for hearing in
the District Of Columbia for July o..
and il IL expected that 1t will eXct
much interest as It is the first time
The ccnstltutionalit! of the law gov
erning the payment OF these Indian
has been questioned,
Judge Shinn. who represents the In
dams is said to be one OF the best con.
stltutional lawyers In Oklahoma. and
the legal battle promises 70 be an in
tcrestlng one The scene may also he
quite picturesque N Judge Shinn wears
the snow.N hte stetson, white SILK sun
and whde sport shoes he is wearing TINS
week. and brings along a few OF hi-
Usage clients and their shiny red au
tomobiles.
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move we put them off the beach. Hey,
all ready let's give them the
buns rush.'
A general laugh followed. There was
an uncertain motion. Ruth flared.
AT least we can show Guy and Dick
we're not so exclusive that we're rot
ters! ! feel partly responsible for their
being here. / raced them on the road
and dared them 10 follow-and here
they are-eh, Glenn? Just this once,
boys They'll not bother us again. I'll
sponsor them. Come on, Glenn. smile
little and he nice"
Ruth capercd over to Dick. took him
by the arm and started up the beach.
Guy followed with Nira, while Glenn
sulked
Il wish YOU had you're bathing suit,
harbor with YOU this hot forenoon.
She nodded vivaciously back at Gar
rick Even il she were doing a bit
of hasty figuring ON the why of their
/ presence, thought Guy, she was per
/ lectly at ease Her graceful limbs show.
CO fascinating lines through the folds
/ of the cape she had carelessly thrown
over her, he though. She's a dangerous
over'her' he thought, She's dangerous
combination
still shatting, Ruth and Nira stepped
into the canoe with Dick and Guy
while the others plunged into the water
and swan. They soon slipped alongside
the solseboat with its gilt letters SEA
! NAAGP.
Garrick realized as they mounted
the ladder that the marine engine hac
materially changed the old.time house
boat from q. mere soow or barge with
u low flat house on 1t moored in u bay ol
river and only with difficulty and ex
pensc towod from one place to an
other Now the houseboat like th'
"Sea Vamp' was really iair-sizeC
.ucht
She was perhaps sixty feet long anl
q most attractive craft with hui
yachtly in appearance and OF type
which could safely make long runs
along the coast staunch. sea.worth,
boat--of course with out the spec,
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ice in the shaker thawed. Finally Gar
rick took advantage Of luil IN the
conversation.
81 may as well tell you just why
we dropped in,' he remarked casully
taking the diamond clasp from his
pocket "ls that BY any chance yours,
Vira?"
Vira looked at the clasp moment,
then gave d little scream My lingerie
clasp-that they tore OFF my shoulder
strap-at the dance' 1t was all-all
most all--that stead between me and
he board Of censorship
In the laugh that followed, Ruth
was the first to speak. Where did
you get it, Guy
Garrlck assumed "A knowing air zone
OF the caddies at the club came up
to me this morning and tried to sell
it to me. / thought if YOU could identi-
fy It. ia watch him
Garr,ck was unable to figure out
whether or not there was any air Of
relief at the explanation. At least there
I WAS HOlIlt NOlillfNAioll |b'ANNNh Nt'~ ''~s'
Namp" and The robbery.
WAS little Rae Laure at the dance?
he emboldened to ask after u proper
interval
mo" FASTENED Vira, "she was i'll
at Beths house.
"And Jac-; Curtis?"
"Oh yes He was there. He cam'
politely late"
A buzzlng iterrupted. Vira turned
quickly to Glenn. who was now seeI
on crossing swords with Garrick a
a lady killer and had resumed his mono
poly Of Vra. THAT radio Glenn
Eager to show off and please. GlenI
drew a curtain Of built.in side-boar'
at the end Of the saloon disclosing
very complete set, including the loud
speaking horn.
He adjusted and turned and twirle'
knobs and d.als until at last he hat
it. From the loud speaker came u girl
voice
ITS Rae" exclaimed Ruth. sigma
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-25
HUNGRY RUSSIANS
INVADING RUMANIA

BUCKHAREST. Rumania Rumani
considers that her frontiers are threat.
ened with Russian invasion. not nee.
sssarily Of armed men. but rather By
starving thousands who may be driven
IN August from the Volga basin by crop
fAilursa She fears repitltion OF the
movement Of the trekking multitudes
wt;eh isf. the volsa last summer. drIv.
en- out BY hunger.
Poland Il equally interested with Ru.
mania She is subject TO the SAME in
vasion. The recent vst here OF p issi.
dent Pilsudski. Of Poland, was TO con.
suit ~ to course Of mutual action. In
August the Rumanian and Polish crops
will bs ready for harvest. and neither
country wants Its food supplies 10 be
depleted by the thousands OF Russians
who may make a last effort to save
their lives.
RumanIs has today six army divisions
on the Dnester frontier and even 90
r,sny hundred Russians are slipping
.ver the boundaries each week.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-25
By ARTHUR b. REEVE

inherited intelligence, the intuition, The
instinct OF women in all the ages i
The real question is, What VIII she
40 with it?"
They swung off at last Oh another
ccncreted road and finally nosed down
the middle of the sand neck that hook
ed about Duck Harbor. As they drew
up, off the road. in clump of stunned
Long Island beach plums. they were
astounded to see a couple Of yards
boards TO the beach Ruth's racer. se
had taken IA short cut and beaten them
by many minutes.
Perhaps a thousand feet further they
could see "a houseboat at anchor and
between them and the boat knot Of
young people in bathing suits on the
beach.
As Garrlck and Dick strolled down
the shore 1t proved to ue Glenn aud
three or four other fellows IN various
stages Of college careers past or pres
Ont. They wore class funerals or other
HAtAA NJ tll AlANAl hAAHlllh HAlAA To- NAAHAf
was the only one with "a college letter
! for five minutes OF play in game lost
tc Pinceton. Buckley was rather hand
some lad In spite OF his evident hand
faction with himself. tall slender, VITA
general impression. 81 love the Ia
dies and the ladies' love me-
In spite OF competition he was mono
| policing Nlra Gerard. a jet shock OF
bobbed hair set off big liquid dfrk
eyes. eyes that. II they were the win.
dows OF the soul. had a depth that
was battling even TO the Photographic
lens. eyes that dominated her splendid
features and gave her that today price
less camera face"
Suppose you know this is "A pri
vate boaoh2" inquired one OF the mum
er0led youngsters as the two approach
ed
Guy smiled and nodded toward Nirt
and Glenn. Between high water ans
low water marksP'
Down the shore could be seen
canoe coming from the houseboat will
u girl alone. As she beached II an'
stepped out. IL was Ruth In smar
swimming suit OF violet and white tina
set off daringly her perfectly shapc'
slender limbs.
The encounter had reached dan
ger point much as IL some upper
classmen had discovered frcshma'
violating some immomorlal tradition o
! at least two college generations.
All stopped, however. as Ruth drew
! near. She made a glorious picture. Sh
was one OF them-but different.
As sho camo down the beach hum
ming a scrap OF dance to herself, he
r body swayed with the rhythm and no
. feet scarcely seemed to touch the sand
! Her golden hair framed her sensitlv
1 features In nm aura OF sunlight. Gal
, rick saw with approval that Ruth ha
, been stronsminded enough to hold he
4 curls during the days OF bobbed hair.
= Could those laughing. frank eye
know OF crime. OF anything coarseg
. "you here. Dick7" she danced up I
- him. Were you afraid to come alond'
4 Then with a twinkllnE shaft at Cat
= rick, what do you think OF us q.
|. Mr.. sherlooko1"
Exclusively niftyr' smiled Garrlol
then turned quickly as one OF tn
). youngsters muttered. "Snooping agaii
a What does he want9 You can just b,
Q he's not here for swim Come OF
9 fellows. He's been here long enough.
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START HERE

Guy Garrick and his wireless expert
friend. Dick Defoe seek the trail OF
two men and girl who perpertrated
a spectacular holdup at fashionable
radio dance near New York. They fear
that beautiful Ruth Walden has in
nocently become tool in the hands OF
crooks. Their quest leads them to the
Sea Vamp,' a yatch like houseboat
frequentel by Ruth and her question
able young friends. They know Ruth
often goes there with Glenn Buckley,
the demon lover" who is feared by
Ruths mother and distrusted by them.
selves.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-25
Price of Railway
Equipment on Drop
First Half Year

CHICAGO-A marked drop from the
railroad equipment prices OF the last
two years caused a sudden jump In the
purchase OF passenger and freight cars
and locomotives during the first half OF
his year. according TO announcement
OF the Railway Age Saturday.
The most interesting feature" the
Railway Age. SAYS ''is that while car
and locomotive buying this year has
not been exactly spectacular or record
breaking, II has gone on during period
when there was car surplus and when
here were o lrage number OF bad or
ier cars and unserviceable locomotives.
rhe buying movement has continued
suring severe coal strike and seems
to have suffered little II any retarda-
tien from the effects Of the shop mems
strike.
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NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY

lust this There's more deviltry
cooked up ON the upper deck or in
the saloon OF the Sea Vamp' than
than win ever get into Town
Topics.
Garrick turned toward the steps.
Jump into my racer. Dick. You're
going to take me 70 look over this
Sea vamp.' "
CHAPTER IL
THE SEA NAMP
with Il siren blast and u swish OF
dusty air yellow racer shot past Gar
rick and Dick before they were mile
down the turnpike. leaving only u
Kaleidoscope impression OF girl at
the wheel and fellow lollng back
tonsely In the other bu~Set seat.
Ruth exclaimed Dick as Garrick
mechanically throw in more power
who was with herg'
''Glen Buckley
Garrick's motor loapcd ahead as he
stepped on Il. Stright-away down the
turnpike they raced. uarrick was Just
ahead holding his own But Ruth had
the Jump and there was not u chance
to pass her. She was too wise driver.
Having shot a head OF car sho did not
slacken fraction and she kntw tina,
that always makes Il impossible Ia
catch one.
a bend In the turnpike toward the
south and dirt road forked off. Ruth
slowed up Just ~ bit. turned her head
with poarly smile. i've a hunch.
she called back taslngly you can't
follow mo Dick"
with vavo ot her hand suddenly
Ruth shot away on the side road &c
the right, to the north, In u pillar Of
dust cloud.
Garrlck had no desire for wild
goose chase. He stuck TO tho con
creted turnpike,
whats tho matter old meng Wh,
40 silentr' queried Dick a mile further
on. Suppose you're wondering, like
me, how Ruth could have got meshe'
In the wheels OF this gang. IL thati
what IL is. eh7" Dick gazod hopelessl,
off at the hill and forest north Of then
with their maze Of side roads. " wisl
by CAD. a girl was like a car or a boat
something YOU could steeI'--rishtl"
"Time enough TO worry when vi
know more than we think we know.
returned Guy. negotiating a left turi
that required some skill TO make thu
succeeding hill on high. After all
Ruth's Just stunning little flapper-
facing very cold and calculating wcrl'
! with a thoroughly modern-ill balanc
! Cd eoulpment-thst doesn't hug the rca'
, like this old car OF mine. Except h
paused. then added. that she has III
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o. a regularly designated yacht but more
than making up in comfort for those
on board what was lost in speed.
AS they approached he had looked her
over carefully one of the first things
masts forward and astern was the
aerial of a wireless.
They clambered ab9ard and dragged
up the canoe. AT the stern they saw
stockily-built man in sea togs making
fast dory and taking out a rather
complete set of fishing tackle and other
| duffle
"H'ye. Capn" greeted Glenn, shaking
the water from his eyes Us he bound
ed on deck ANY luck"
That's Captain Brock" usded Ruth
to Garrick we hire him to take charge
Of the Sea Vamp."
TOO early for snappers yet Got a
couple of flat fish-and an eel" He
caught sight Of Guy and Dck and
glowered under bushy eyebrows. who
are they" he growled under his
breath.
They're with me. Captain" explain.
ed Ruth. Mr.. Garrick and Mr.. De-
foe. Captain Brock Just q couple OF
friends who are interested in how
spend my time
"Well, so long as it's time they are
looking for, all right'5'
Garrck could not resist "a startled
second plance as, tucked away In the
duffle with great care, he caught sigh
Of an electron tube, with fament anC
gr.ds, precisely the latest type used il
radio receiving. He nudged Dick bu
Dick was equally quick. The FISHING
{ pole was equipped with miniatur,
aerial and he had noticed IT,
Neither betrayed either interest or tn
burning curiosity they felt as Brocl
dumped forward with his stuff Why
when brock was even fishing. ava.
from the Sea Namp" did ne carr,
the compact wieless receiving set? Wha
station must he be always in touch witt
or what message did he expect that h
must be listening in?
Excuse US. Wen go down below
Get the shaker and some ice and
you know. 1 guess we can entertain,
triled Vira
Alone in the comfortably furnishe
saloon, Garrick glanced at Dick. wh
shrugged at the unconventionality {
ii ALL then made a hasty survey of III
place. At one end was a sort of close
or clothes press. "Snooping" he hodde
as he opened the door.
Inside hung nonescrlpt array
old clothes. In the back corner. O
the floor where il had been throw
lay gorl's cloth hat He picked
up. smoothed il out, then with
suppressed ouch" drew his har
away and loosened pin caught in i
folds.
"Hm--a diamond clasp-nitials
G.-Viva GWard?"
Diamond clasp that's one
the pieces Of missing jewelry. VIII
pered Dick eXcitcdly. "Say--hold IA
kat again as you had it, There (
iove. IT'S not only hat It's a ba
l.. Tomato color they said the Z
80 at the Radio Dance put the stuff
little tomato colored bag BY jove. 20
- Here's camera too" was all Gs
rick answered. He turned the came
s'' over, saw number &C. then deftly L
ne loded ii and dropped the roll of II
into his coat pocket.
10 There was step on the companiC
way. Softly he closed the door roll
On the hat tightly and stuffed it in |
U hip pocket under the tail of his coat
eit The party thawed a little bit as t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-25
KING BORIS WANTS TO
MEET THE AMERICANS

SOFIA. Bulgaria - King Boris would
6e rlAd to have American tourists visit
this country. IL have met most OF the
Americans who have been here slnce
the war" said Boris to the Associated
Press correspondent, and ~ far IA
Know every one has liked our people
and the scenery OF our mountains In
,.ed. wish more Americans would
come here ON business aud stay with
US.
King Boris makes IL n point not only
" receive In audience Amercans who
come here. but in many cases he invites
them to visit him at hs country home,
or else TO travel and hunt with him.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-25
Golf Stars TO Play.

NEW YORK Negotiations are un
der way for professional golf champ
ionship match between Gene Sarazen
OF Pittsburgh. new American open
champion, and Walter Hagen Of De-
tcoit, winner Of the British open title
for purse Of So 900 and silver cup
II was announced.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-25
rORry ENTRIES m wOMAN's
TENNIS TOURNEY At HARRISON

HARRISON. N. r.--Most OF the rank
ing women tennis stars. including Mrs.
Molla Bjurstadt Mallory. American
champion were entered IN the New York
state tournament here today on the
courts OF the green meadow club. More
,thaa % entries have been filed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-07-25
THIRD INTERNATlONALE SENDS
APPEAL TO PROLETAklAY

MOSCOW - The executive commit.
tee Of the third internafionsle has sent
An appeal TO the proletarlat OF the world
regarding its taking the offensive. In
view OF the white terror" and the at
,acks on workmen abroad. the appeal
suys, Il 10 time defensive tactics ceased.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-09
NOTICE oe tPuBLicATioN-
e. CrANcERY.

State Of Illinois, In Sale Countyi-ac
In the Circuit Court. TO October
Term, A. 3D. 1922.
Marie Jackson VS., Adelbert Jackson.
IN Chancery. Bin for Divorce.
Gen No 262l2.
Affidavit that upon due and diligent
irluuqiry the place OF residence OF the
defendant, Adclbert Jackson. cannot
be ascertained so that process cannot
be served upon him. having been
filed in, the Clerks office Of the Cir.
tuit Court OF said county, notice Is
therefore hereby giyon to the said de-,
PENDANT that the complainant filed
her bill OF compliant i'll said Court,
in the Chancery side thereof, on the
'sth day Of September 1922, and that
thereupon a Summons issued out Of
said Court, wherein said suit IL nCN,
pending, returnaBle on the second
Monday in the month Of October, A.
%, 1922, as is by law required Now.
unless you. the said defendant above
named, Adelbert Jackson shall per
'sohally BE- and appear before said CIR
cuit Court, on the first day Of the ney;
term thereof, to be holden at Ottawa
in and for the said county, on the see
ond Monday In October, a. d. 1922,
and plead, answer or demur to the
said compliments bill Of complaint,
RE some and tho matters and THINGS
therein charged and stated will be
taKen as confessed and a decree en-
tered against you according to the
prayer of said bill
JOHN l.. WITZEMAN,
Clerk.
Ottawa, Illinois, September s. 1922.
KIESELBACH & KIESELBACH,
COmpt's Solrs.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-09
BIDS FOR COAL.

The Committee on Coal and Gas Of
the Board of Supervisors OF La Sale
County viii receive sealed bids for the
supply and delivery Of the coal neces-
sary to be used by said La Sale
County for It's Court House, Jail and
SherifIs Residence, County Home, De.
tention Home, tuberculosis SAINT
tarium and all other buildings belong.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-09

FOR SALE-~A medium sized resi-.
dence, with all the modern improve
menta, including sun parlor and sleep
ing porch; also an upto date garage;
all on splendid lot; conveniently 10
Gated ana proper distance from bust
ness center, school, church and car
lines; must be seen to be appreciated
w. b. PUSEY,
Central Life Bldg. Ottawa.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-09
1929, to May /. 1929.

The bldg Ghonld be for lump good
grade carbon coal. should specify the
mine field and should be filed In tho
Office Of the County Auditor, at the
Court House, in Ottawa, H., not later
than o'clock u. IN. on Saturday, Sep
tember 3, 1922, addressed to Mr.. H.
Word Smith, Chairman CT the Coal and
Gas Committee.
by order Of the Chairman
AyEL HElBERG,
County Auditor.
Dated at Ottawa, ILL.,, August 30,
1922
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-09-09

FOR SALE 20-acre dairy farm, near
city; substantial home. barns, cribs
chicken houses and outbuIldings; es-
tablished business; an ideal place for
n man and two or three sons; only
need about ~ 900 cash: It's the dairy
farmer that makes the money in these
times; don't let this opportunity pass.
G. A. CRoWDEN, Armory Block, o..
tawa, Ill.