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extending forward and slanted up,
with ribs running horizontal. The
width was six feet.
"a rehearsal was being held.
Percy Foster. who always directed
these huge choruses. was just
about to. begin. I walked to the
end Of the hall with one of the Of.
ficials.
Percy Foster took up his baton
to rap for attention. You know
the quick" and he tapped twice
quickly on the table.
We could hear It perfectly 1T
the very back Of that hall! An
awful hall. YOU know, full OF pill
lars and very high
SCIENCE MOVES ON.
Mr.. Berliner was in New York
last week to witness the newest
Talking Movie. the invention of
Lee de Forrest, who was the in
ventor of the "Audion" of the wire
less.
II we achieve our ACQUISITION at
the Stadium we may have several
thousand people hearing try-out
OF this latest development Of scien.
tific reincaraation.
This latest device en1arges the
sound electrically" Mr.. Berliner
explained. "All is synchronized in
the initial imprint. The picture,
action and the sound are all caugh.
at the same moment, which is es.
sentiaI for perfect coordination.
Thus. the sound imprint with the
sight imprint. when released, il
projected in perfect balance. -
Have you ever seen stereoscopic
pictures?" Mr.. Berliner asked.
His question came in reply to 3
query about his color photography
Of some years ago.
al have always kept color pho
Biography in the back OF my brain,
have always thought about 1t. But
I want you to see some things I
took in Europe recently,
He produced the small double.
glass arrangement of ''parlor table
and tides days. and some little
photographs with two views on
each. that fitted behind on an ex.
tension stick to be adjusted to
focus. It looked very behind the
times.
PHOTOGRAPHS MADE ALIVE.
The photographs suddenly took
form and distance, with remark
able detachment from the fiat sur.
face. One could walk around a
tree. person stood out with that
quality that artists strive for In
separating figure from the back
ground. Texture had a strange
reality-the bark of a tree, the
simmer of water.
An insignificant photograph, just
the stretch of granolithic ~alk In
Mr.. Berliner's side garden on Co.
lumbia road, on a rainy day, was
put into the rack.
It had looked like a white
streak across the picture, with
no light or shade.
It became dripping with water,
the little puddles almost showed
the depth of the water; reflection
in them OF the surrounding shrub
berry made it more alive.
| q I wonder whittier this is tend
ing? All objects were in high re-
lief. 1t seemed to offer. unlimited
application in the picture world.
COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY.
"a Color photography. always in
the back Of my BRAIN" brought
out an amusing anecdote from
the manifold scientist.
ST don't like these brown and
white or black and white photo.
graphs of people," he had said.
IAN artist know, a sculptor
Of note, invited me one day to
view a cas- Of a portrait bust he
had finished. The occasion was
a formal one with many Of the
prominent people of his city
present.
'"They grouped around the ped.
estal. admiringly, when the artist
who ID my frtend-turned
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Wagner i'm France

ttVNHE MASrERSINGERS," of
Richard Wagner. has Just
been restored to the repertory Of
the Opera In Paris. -.
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CORRUGATED IRON.

I'VE used a corrugated iron
screen across one end of the build
ing, with large r.bs-the size be.
ing important. They were one and
one half inches broad, the ribs run.
ming up and down. The screen was
thirty feet long and about twelve
feet high. Above this we put an
awning shaped piece of the iron.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-03-25

nR. EMILE BERLINER IN has laboratory fright
II CENTER and some of the beauty spots Of Wash
egton suitable for outdoor assemblies and consequently
for the installation of outdoor Gcousticon for sum
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Homer |. Kit Co.
1880 G
Unusual
Piano
Values
COME EARLY!


Many good planes and player
pianos have come to us IN ex-
change during our Knabe Anpico
and small apartment grand cam
paign. These instruments are
from some of the most prominent
Washington homes. Most Of them
are Of finer makes and used but
little, and great saving il yours
owing to the small allowances
made for many Of them.
These instruments carry cur guar
antee and yearly exchange priv
iIeges 50 that you are amply pro-
tecfed.
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mer concerts. Probably the Central High School
stadium upper lefty and thu Syvon Thedter, near the
monument left CENTER the most acceptable pLaces
Upper right, Meridian HUI Park.
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EMILE BERLINER
SOUGHT TO SOLVE
OUTDOOR ACOUSTICS
@M FreScO' Concerts May Be Iade Adequate
Through IneStidlable Offer of Noted Scien-
fiSt-Capftal Far Behind Other Cities In
Equipment for Outdoor Concerts AcOuSti-
CON or Sound She'll Desired i'm Some Effective
LOcatiOn-Many-Sided Man.

GUNNER is coming! Is the Capital Of the Nation to
take its place among other great cities in the matter
~ of outdoor facilities for music7
We need fine outdoor festival park. Or we need to
adap desirable places continue and develop
the work that the amazing Sunday evening sings" at
Central High School doing
st would like to all future memorials utita-
rian said James Rush Marshall, architect Of the
Museum building, among his civic activities.
Fancy just architectural memorial to Roosevelt He
of all persons in the world would resent it.
1--WE NEED too many things
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-20
cEHO vSEfiO JEST HoRoU.
CT LASKA SCHOPNA.

sJisty J. e. Wild mel 'syojl
milence. .Marii Sankove vyteto-
yati proti jeji ydii ma telo svt
vlsstni jmeno, aby il tax ozna.
ell jake .'..vlastni 'majetek". Ma
zaIobu diyK} 'souzeh jest ma.
stink" prays pred porotou. b.
peraci mel provesti We sklepa
domu svojf matky. kan divku
ylakal a srazil die zaloby l
zemi. Jelik9f Sc divka "a pro-
cesu We vypovedich nekolikra'
te zmatla. bude museti ukaza,
ii, kan il zamilovany. selador
|znameni Nleptals Pravnik "a
loyalreho twdi, de- SonkoNa i
tetovani dala svoleni. ma .dikaz
vrouci laaky, neb je sotva my.
slitelno, re by Sc n6co podobnt
ho dalo provesti proti jeff va.
Ii. Zalobkyns sana Sc pfizna,
la, ze udrzovala s Widen dn.
|v6rry pomGr a re sc cd n9hc
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-20
A. v. FINCULiN W NOVE.M
PUSOBENl.

Alfred v. Fin'ulin, 1922
Grendview ave-, syn znamehO,
naseho krajana p. E. Finguli-
ma, by jmenovan tajemnikem
oznamkoveho oddeleni The
National Leather and Shoe
Finders Association v 81. Louis
Mo. Do noveho plsobiat6 od-
jede jiz v neiblizsi dobe. Bu-
de mu sverena kampah insert
nj v celem Soustati a krone to-
no bude spoluredaktorem
zmineneho mesicniku. Mlady
Fingulin jest graduantem We
stern Reserve university a byl
al dosud cinnym jako americ-
ky zurnalsta. K move cinnosti
rfejeme snaziyemu skrajanovi
mnoho zdaru.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-20
DAy.Sf ZDRAzENf JfZDNE.
HO MA POULIcNICH
DRAHACH
Cd /. prOsince stati bude Ii.
sick 6 cent?.

"Radostnou tuto zvest' cZna
mil trakcni komisar j. w. Hol-
comb ma v6erejsi schulz vIbc-
I'll poulicni vozby. Zdrazeni
je jiz pry neodvratne neb ma
laje ma 'Zvednuti obchodu' v
mesici rijnu uplne zklamaly a
pov6stny lrckovy fond sc sta
le udrzuje pod stanovGnou
kvotou 100000 coz opravnu-
ie automaticky sprawl spolec-
nosti k zvyseni cen jizdnfch
listkn. A tax souzeno bude ma
ncurGitou dobu platiti "a jed
noduchou iizdu 6 cent? misto
dosavadnich 5 centn. AS pred
dvtma tyday vypovedel radni
J j. McGinty kazdemu zdra-
zeni jizdneho boi ale dosud
nehyla V tomto Smeru p0dnl-
knuta zadna akce.
Jedina moZnost O9vratiti
zdrazeni je, kdyby snizen byl
provozovaci vydej spolecnosti
z 12c ma 10c Ia mill coz by
vyneslo urokovemu fondu as
100000 mesicne, proti navrhu
Sc rozhodne stavi urednici
Spolecnosti clevelandskych po-
ulicnich drah tvrzenim, re
by toto zmeseni melo zapetl
zmcnseni jedineho kapitalu ma
hotovosti urceneho ma beznc
vydaje.
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MOVE NESTESTf MA
:. SUPERIOR AVE.
DalSi cerna kronika traficnich
nehod.

Ma zlopovestne jiz dolenni
Superior Ave. u vych. 38. ul.
byly vcera prejety dve divky,
18-leta M. Walshova,, 1905
st. Clair Ave., sestra radniho
7. e. Walche stejne stara
B. Callahanova, 1924 vych.
3S. ul. Zasazeny byly "a pre-
chazeni u vych. 38. ul. cestov-
MIN autem, jehoz ride po "a
vinene nehod6 ujel. ODE IRA
meme dopraveny byly do La
Reside nemocnice, kde shleda-
no, re Tray utrpene nejsou
vaznejsiho razu. Nesvedomity
sofer hned po nehode stahl
svetla a ujel smerem po Pay
ne Ave-, byl sice jinymi auto
isty pronasledovan, ale poda-
rilo Sc mu We tine zmizeti.
V uvedenem okOli Superior
Ave. bylo letos usmrceno II
osob a zraneno Al, vcetne o.
bou divek a velky pocet neste-
sti svaden jest ma nedostatec-
ne poulicnf Osy6tleni.
X jinemu nestesti doslo ma
vych. 1913. ulici a koleji Erie
drahy, kde vcera vecer vrazi-
| ly dv6 lokomotivy do auta
Georgia Mogga, 1876 Buck
ingham Ave. N. E., ktere VIE
ceno bylo naraznikem prvni
lokomotivy 600 stop daleko,
aniz by ale bylo prevraceno.
Mogg, jenz jest pomnikovym
kontraktorem 8 uradovnou ma
Miles Ave. a vych. 1913. ulici,
dopraven byl do nemocnice sv.
Alexise, kde mali lekari ma
lou nadeji ma jeho zachraneni
pred smrti. g.;
Autotruckem byla vcera ma
Woodland Ave. u vych. 81. u
lice zabita pi. w. Ellingtdno-
va, 5O-leta, 1929 Gladstone
Ave. :.
Dne 10. listopadu automobi
lem prejety 13-lety Edward
Miner, 1346 vych. 43 ul. vce-
ra zemrel. Dotycny ridic stro-
| je bude znovu zatcen a dan
" obzalobu pro zabiti.
Uvedenymi obetmi dostupu-
je pocet vsech zabitych, cd
noveho roku v okresu cisla
181 V meste 156.
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POSTRELEN "a PREPAID
KREJCOVSKEHO OBJ
!. CHODU.

DO odevniho zavodu Natha-
ma karata, 1862 Central Ave.
.veAi vtera odpoledne diva mu-
ri a zprvu pozadovali ma ma
i.tel. oblek 2. kdyz tento Sc chy
-stal je obslouziti, namifil naf
jeden revolyerem a kazal mu
.ustoupiti. ,Prepadeny sice u.
poslechf ale pfitom Sc chopil
sam -ukryteho revolveru, ktery
mu byl ysak druhyym .lupicem
|yyrvan. -.
v zadu u dveri sedel u sici.
no stroje krejcovsky pcmocnik
Harry Liebowitz. 217S vych,
IS. ul. jenz Sc neohrozene vr.
hi ma jednoho z lupicd ale. byl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-20
PROHIBICACI v MOVE
MESTSKE RADE.

Superintendent Ligy pro Wy
mahani "sucha", G.. c. South
well ma radost move Zvolene
mestske rady, Iktere z 25 Gle
Mi Sc devet hlasi pod prapor
oznateny "velbloudem" KITE
rtz zvife, jak znamo. Jest 81
boletem vsech vodolizu. V ra-
de stare NELL prohibicaci Ia
stoupeni slabSi neb pod vlaj-
kou prohibice seskupeno bylo
jen osm bojovnikI ze 33 rad
Mich.
Vyprav6l tax pin radosti d
pychy ma w. C.. T. u. bafiketu
v hotelu Winton. Podobne ma
byva pry prohibice i yetsiho
ylivu jinde, tax z 22-clelne de-
legace z naseho okresu do stat
nj 2akonodarny jest plnych
dvacet zastancu 'sucha az ma
kost''. Tyto vysledky jsou pry
hlavn6 ovocem ruznych tenn
perenclarskych organisaci q
take nasich zen. Docilene IL
SPECIFY vz5udily takove nadse-
nj, &c potmesilci sc hodlaji pu-
stiti V boj o sucho celym sve-
TEN a kdyby to prv melo trva-
ii pal stoleti, nez-li celia zem6-
koule bude jak nalezi vysuse:
na. Bojovnost Sc prohibicni
kim, uprit tudiz nemuze, sko
da, re akce naleza tax malc
Ohlasu v tabOfe pratel osobn
svobody.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-20
.JAK POHLfzf POLSKY CE.
NERAL HALLER MA DNES-
Nj NEMECKO.

"Royaliste, monarchiste a
financnici jako Krupp, SHINES
to jsou, kterl zbranuji N6mec-
ku, ably Sc samo opetne naslo.
Tito muzove meli pod kaisrem
moe, vysoke drady a jmeni.
Nyni .jsou nekteri z Mich po-
stizeni chudobou a proto Sc
snazi ziskat to, CO ztratili.
'Jsou zpravy mobilisaci So
,vetskych vojsk v Rus'ku a mo-
narchistiekych akcich v Ne
mecku. Krupp SHINES j ji-
mi N6mci majicf- penize. vlast-
nj v Rusku velke tovarny. Mem
'ci tito jsou zaci stare imperia-
listicke skoly; stoji za bolsevi-
ky monarchintickymi akce-
mi nemeckymi. Nad6ji techto
muzG jest udrzeti Rusko a Ne
mecko- vehnati ruce imperia-
listu. Lid N6mecka Hepreje 81
|valky ami nepokojd. Preje 81
socialni demokracii jest prot
royalistickemu sNtemu. Lid
Nemecka 81 nepreje valky, n.y.
brz prace. Jest to v jeho po-
|vaze. v Nemecku vsude jest
dosti prace, ale pracovni pod
minky jsou spatne. Nemecko
Sc usadi'v kratke dobe bez
|vazn6jsich bojd stane Sc mi
rumilovnym, pilnym zakond
dbalym staten. Myslenky 0
move wetove valce, jsou die
meho nahledu, nesmyslnymi.' .
TAX mi vcerejsi novinarsky
interview polskeho generala
Josefa Hallera, jenz vcera pro
Ill zde druhy den z tridenniho
pobytu, zcela die pfedem hla-
seneho programu, ktery "a
koncil velkym plesem v hote-
lu Cleveland.
Vcera dopoledne navstikil
Haller mayora Kohlera, jenz
mu podaval vysv6tleni o nasen
lneste, dale ravStivil podruhe
lrntleck4 museum We Wade
parku a asf pet polskych kato-
lickych skol, " kterez prohlid-
ce bude pokracovati3S dnes do
poledne. v poledne bude
hostem ma banketu Dobrocin-
neho foniu V Obchodni Komo-
re a vecer rozlouti sc So zdej-
SINH Polaky ma banketu v no.
telu Cleveland.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-20
REV. ANTONfN KORBEL
MRTEV. I

V sobotu zemrel rev. Anto-
nj Korbel v start 68 rokl a
iehc pohreb konan byl ycera
odpoledne z bytu 2791 vych,
6S. ul. Zanechava zde syna a
dvG dcery nichz jedna pi
X. j. Fiuhartova jest provda-
IA V Buffalu. Korbel jest v ma
81 osade znam z dfiv6iSlho pl.
sobeni jako pastor evangelicke
cirkve a s.avbou kostela, kite
r.%5 podnik Sc potkal sveno ca
Gil s nezdarem. Rodine Zemfelt
no vyslovujeme naSi soustrast
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-20

druhym, revo1verem Karato-
vivyrvanym strelen. Lupici, O.
ha niladici as 25 lett, mensicli
nostav lined po strelbe prchli
ani: by echo ukofistih. Lie
howitz dopaven byl do Chari-
ty nemocnice kde shledano,
zran6nf lehciho razu, nebot'
vzdor' tomu, ze mu kule uva-
zla Y krku. mel Mesti ze ne
zasahl naboj hlavni tepnu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-20

70 lituji pane, ze byl 70
jen cen, We skateSnosti jste to-
no neschopen, pokuste se jen
. polibek jeden, poznite, CO
roxkoSe Y nSm," zap@je Al
ma (pi. Julie Marei), IS. Ii
stopadu v cesks Nsrodni Sini
na Broadway.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-20

K DNESNfMU POHkBU
KR.AJANA A.. cEPKA.

X spolk4m, ktere So podja-
ly dkolu pohrbiti poz1statky
nest'asthSho T. krajsna ! Ant,
cepka, pnstoupiia Il sdejsi
Odbocka Narodniho Sdruzenf,
jez bude hraditi cast dnes-
Mich pohrebnich vyloh.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-20

t2'' III -5s S = s%s4 sY .1St
'odvratila, kdyz il tento jednou
re zarlivosti ztyral. Soudni
liGenl kona SIC pred okresn:m
soudcem ID. B. Cullen test
Sc pro pikantni- ovzdusi znaG-
ne rozornosti. - ~-v- -.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1923-02-22

WocdpIIe Warner: Lou why dons
~ take = bath some tinne7
Hayioft Lou: Wvfs de us~ va only
ssts dirty again
The Dolores star., 1923-04-20
DON'T BE A FOOL

Don't be roped into buying Sc
curities by promotion enthusiasm
Discount by generous percentage
everything told you by the stock
seller. Get rich quick" schemes
nearly all have a hole in them.
The average man knows nothing
about buying or selling stocks. He
has no experience by which to
Judge values. He knows little or
nothing about the organizations of
the companies whose securities the
stock peddler has for sale. There
fore, before parting with your hard
earned dollars for some rose tinted
stock about which you know moth
ing, consult your bank or bond
house whose business it is to know
what are legitimate propositions.
An honest company will have no
trouble in establishing its credit be-
tore Offering its securities for sale.
The Dolores star., 1923-04-20
DON'T BLOW BUBBLES

From every part or the United
States reports are virtually the same
distinct labor shortage is being
felt with the real demand for labor
yet to come in caring for the farm
crops.
What grand thing for the coun,
try it would be if, while maintain.
ing good times with plenty Of work
we could also prevent abnormal in.
flation Of the price Of commodities
or the price Of labor. In other
words, if we could strike a happy
medium that would preserve good
times rather than go through an.
other period of initiation with its
ultimate outcome, namely. a cessa.
ton of buying with resulting lack
of employment.
Can we not profit by the exper
ience following the war and pre-
vent the blowing of another suct
bubble?
The Dolores star., 1923-04-20
WHY NOT CHANGE 1T?

The man who doesn't bother to
think much about tax-exempt Sc
curitles is one of the great army of
1000, 600 whose average earning is
$50 a week.
These men paid the government
as income tax S263 ,ooo, 900 last
year.
Many men with incomes ranging
from $50 to 81 900 or more a week
paid no taxes at all on such incomes
because they come from interest on
bonds which, under the constitu-
ton, are exempt from taxation.
Would you call this equal taxa
ton where one man pays double
taxes in order that another escape
all taxes?
The Dolores star., 1923-04-20

world, it is but a question of time
when the lid will be blown off
again.
Our first duty is to our own coun-
try and to our own people, but un.
doubtedly we owe duty to the
world in the present crisis. Just
how far that duty should carry us
is the question of the hour, and it
is difficult one to solve.
We cannot afford to ruin our own
country, and neither should we con-
tribute to the collapse of civiliza-
tion through the withholding of
our cooperation and assistance,
Solomon should be alive today.
The Dolores star., 1923-04-20
PLACE A LIMIT ON WEALTH

Big business has developed this
country to a wopderful degree. 1t
is necessary for our future develop
ment and expansion. But there is
one nauseating fly in the CONNER
cial pudding. Big business is max
ing too many multi millionaires and
billionaires through excess profits.
Those excessive profits are filched
from the pockets of our millions of
consumers. The government should
The Dolores star., 1923-04-20

set a reasonable limit to the wealth
of an individual, and when that
wealth exceeds the limit the surplus
should be diverted into the federal
treasury. Limitation does not
mean bolshevistic or communistic
confscation. 1t is common sense
applied for our mutual salvation.
1t may even prevent this country
becoming Russianized in the near
future.
The Dolores star., 1923-04-20
THE LEAGUE AGAIN

This country is very much divid-
ed on the question of the United
States becoming a full member of
the League of Nations, and that di-
vision is not along party lines. The
league has strong advocates and
bitter opponents in both of the
great political parties.
Millions of Americans are oppos-
ed to this country mixing up in
European affairs. They dread the
possibility of being drawn into rn-
other foreign war. But there are
other millions who contend that
there will be no stability in world af-
fairs until America takes her stand
by the side of the othernations and
assumes her share of the burdens
and responsibilities of world recon-
struction. Even the wisest men of
our nation are at variance on this
question.
One thing, however. is morally
certain. Unless the nations of Eu-
rope reach some fair and just basis
OF an early settlement of their ra-
pidly growing differences, thereby
making possible restoration of
the industry and commerce of the
The Dolores star., 1923-04-20
Bible Thoughts for
the Week
Sunday.

! Sunday.
] ALL ARE ISNITED.-Come ye,
I and let us go up to the mountain
! OF the Lord, TO the house of the
| God of Jacob; and he will teach US
| OF his ways, and we will walk In
his paths.-Isaiah 2:S.
Monday.
GODS WORD STANDS.-The
grass wlthereth, the flower fadeth:
but the word OF our God shall
stand for eyer.-Isaiah 40:S.
Tuesday.
WATCH.-What l say unto you:
say unto all, Watch.-Mark 1887
Wednesday.
HAVE FAITH IN GOD.-And
Jesus said unto him. Go thy way;
thy faith hath made thee whole.
And Immediately he received his
sight, and followed Jesus In the
way.-Mark 10 :52.
Thursday.
THE ONLY FREEDOM. -Ye
shall know the truth, and the truth
shall make you free John S:82.
Friday.
WHAT GOD WILL DO.-He will
swallow up death In victory; and
the Lord God will wipe away tears
from OF all faces; and the rebuke
Of his people shall he take away
from all the earth: for the Lord
hath spoken lt.-ISaiah 25:S.
Saturday.
BETTER THAN SILVER AND
GOLD.-Godllness with content
ment is great gain. For we brought
nothing into this world, and 1t is
certain we can carry nothing out.
And having food and raiment, let
rs Herewith be content-I Tim.
8 g, I, s.
The Dolores star., 1923-04-20

A meeting of those interested in the
observance of Decoration and Memorial
Day in Dolores this year are invited to
meet at the Town Hall Tuesday even
ing at O'Clock to organize and appoint
committees of arrangement.
G. l.. FLANDERS.
The Dolores star., 1923-04-20

Philadelphia Diamond Grid Storage
batteries with Quarter Sawed Cedar
Separators. Shipped to US dry. and
charged when sold. Its life begins the
day we charge it for you. Guaranteed
two years and should last two more.
Not like the batteries you have been
buying that may have been a year old
when you got it.
2-5 THE RUST LUMBER & NERO. Co.
The Dolores star., 1923-04-20

Why hide the fact that you started
your career as an Office boy? They
always know more than the boss.
The Dolores star., 1923-04-20
The DOLORES STAR
CHARLES BEAR. PUBLISHER.

r,t.red at the postoffice in Dolores Colorado
for transmission through the mails H' see0"N
class mail matter.
The Dolores star., 1923-04-20

have taken a Silvertone Graphic
phone on an account and have author
ity from the firm to sell it at a bargain
Tor cash. Call at my Office over the
post Office. C.L. FIANnIps
The Dolores star., 1923-04-20

FOR SALE-A secondhand Buick SiI
in good condition, cheap. DoLoREs
MoToR Co.
The Dolores star., 1923-04-20

Most women are determined to remain
single until some fellow affords them a
chance to get married.
The Dolores star., 1923-04-20

FOR SALE-My ranch near Arrioi ;
Give good terms. Will take good suul
as first payment. A. W. Muse, In /
perial, California.
The Dolores star., 1923-04-20

FOR SALE-Fresh cows, also som;
heifers. Can be seen one mile west and
one mile north of Lewis. Inquire Of X
M. Davis, Lewis, Colo.
The Dolores star., 1923-04-20

l6O-ACRE REIMBURSEMENT, near Dove
Creek, 25 acres plowed, house. corrs.
wood, water. l mile wire. posts, ~
acres good plow land. See J. n
Brumley, Cortez. 22t
The Dolores star., 1923-04-20

There will be "FOOLISH WIyES'
at the OPERA HOUSE April 78th.
DON'T FAIL TO SEE THEM. THE
STRONGEST PICTURE SHOWN FOR
SOME TIME.
The Dolores star., 1923-04-20
Friday, April 20, 1923
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

ADVERTISING RATES
- cents. per single column inch, per month
Insertions Of one week, only. q cent? per inch.
Locals 10 cents per line each issne.
Display ads changed every two weeks without
s.tra charge, weekly ehanges cents per inch
additional
Copy tor change Of ads should be suppiiea
not later than TUESDAY noon to lhsnte
appearance.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Gard Of thanks e cents resolutions OF condo
leuce 10 cents per line, siE words to tho line.
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Want Ads.
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Wheat and shelled corr
G. D. Taylor.
The Dolores star., 1923-04-20
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-My ranch-cash rent: See
Wilbur Bishop, Arriola, or Rev. c. l.
Flanders, Dolores, Colo.
The Dolores star., 1923-04-20

WANTED-To buy . two way ridlps
plow. IL or Ia inch. Fred BeauchsmP
IL Ranch Stoner, Colorsa@
The Dolores star., 1923-04-20

FOR RENT-A ranch. Inquire Of u
D. Taylor.
The Dolores star., 1923-04-20

FOR SALE Shelled corn. G. pI
Taylor, Dolores Colo.
The Dolores star., 1923-04-20

FOR SALE-Extracted honey, a9
amount. G. D. TAYLOR.
The Dolores star., 1923-04-20

MEALS-Twenty-one meals for $6W'
also washing and ironing. Augusta klf''
west end second hand store.