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AUSTRALIA RADIO SYSTEM
Seven Broadcasting Stations Now
in Operation.

Seven broadcasting stations are now
operating in Australia. The wave
lengths used range from 400 to 1850
meters and the powers from 500 watts
to kilowatts.
The legal regulations require that
all receivers be licensed for the par
ticular station that they are supposed
to receive. They are set to this
wave length and sealed. A part Of
the license fee goes to the support
of the station that thus secures a
customer" Experimental stations
are permitted under certain legal
restrictions.
A long aerial will pick up more
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with the corresponding minus + ter
minal of each filament.
Next draw In the symbol for the
battery below tube No. /. and connect
each plus F terminal Of the tubes with
the plus terminal OF the battery. The
long line OF the battery terminal is
the standard way of designating the
plus terminal of a battery.
Next connect the remaining termi-
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Money in Scientific Research.

Over one hundred million dollars
f3les, 100000 to be exac) IL the esti-
mate OF the American Chemical So
ciety Of the money value Of three
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cult of each tube is merely replica
OF the filament circuit of every other
tube.
In drawing any circuit 1t Is always
best to draw in the symbols for the
tubes on the same level on the paper
and leave enough space to draw in the
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3 TO 4 I'm.

products Of scientific research In the
telephone industry.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-01-10

ROOSTERVILLE
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Hallowe1l of
Pennsville, returned home Friday
after few days visit with Mrs.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-01-10
STOCKPORT

Saturday, Jan. IL at the picture
show 'The Lane That Has No Turn
ing" by Agnes Ayers and the spe-
cial Wednesday Jan. 16, Hail the
Woman" by Thomas H. Ince.
Miss Dorothy Lane returned Sat
urday to Kenosha, Wis, where she
will resume her duties as trained
nurse, after visit with her father
and sister here.
Mr.. Merlyn Maynard returned
Friday from a short visit with
friends in Marietta.
Miss Sadie Sells of the east side
spent the week end with Irene ana
Gwendolen Metcalf.
Miss Mary Hook left Friday for
a two weeks visit with her brother
Tom and family, at Columbus.
Mr.. Harry Martin has returned
from business trip to Columbus.
C "A. Cody has returned from
business trip to Marietta.
Kennard Cross returned Saturday
from a visit with friends at Mar
ietta.
Mr.. Carroll Yarnell returned to
his home at Westerville, Monday,
after a two weeks visit with his sis
ter Mrs. Alfred Mills, and his aunt
Mrs caroline Green.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-01-10
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE

In pursuance Of an order OF the
Probate Court of Morgan county,
Ohio, | will offer for sale at public
auction, on Saturday, the ninth day
of February, 1924, at one O'Clock
in the afternoon at the door of the
court house, in McConnelsville,
Ohio, the following described real
estate, situate in the Township of
Penn. County of Morgan and State
of Ohio, and consisting of two par
cells, to-wit:
Parcel One: Being a part of the
northeast quarter of Sec. 3, Town
3, Range II. beginnina at a stone
on the east line of said quarter sec
ton ten chains north of the south
east corner thereof; thence (by
magnetic bearing in April 1889 N.
n degrees, E. 1858 chains; thence
IS. 1874 degrees, w. 6.75 chains;
thence N. "a degrees, w. 1900
chains; thence S. 68 degrees, w.
4.04 chains to a stone; thence S.
stone; thence S. 2O% degrees, E.
] 5.04 chains to a stone; thence 8.
6 Il degrees, e. 490 chains to q
stone at corner of 1927 acres now
June 16, 1902 owned by Jno. E.
Benjamin; thence along the north
line of said Jno. E. Benjamin 1927
acres follwing the meanderings of
public road to the place of beginning
and containing 58 acres excepting
right of way for wagon road
across said premises to adjoining
lands on North, still (June 18th,
1902) owned by Thomas Llewellyn
wagon road TO lead from public road
on south. Parcel two being a part
of the northeast quarter of Sec 3,
Town 8, Range II, beginning at u
stone at. the northeast corner of
said section; thence (by survey of
j r. Dougan Sept. II, 1900 S.
3 u degrees, West along the east
line of quarter section 1879 chains
10 northeast corner of 44.58 acres
decided by Thomas Llewellyn to Sal
~ Llewellyn in 1898; thence S.
76A degrees, w. CTS chains
thence N. 631a degrees, w. 1900
chains to stake on east side of ra
vine, (the same being S. 631a de-
grees, z. LOO chain from stone in
angle of line surveyed 1899 /;
thence N. 28A degrees, E. 1887
chains to the north line of said
quarter section (walnut IS in. N.
so degrees, E. 2A links) thence
S. S5 degrees, East along the north
line of quarter 11.17 chains to place
of beginning, containing $3.50
acres.
Said property is appraised as one
tract of zoos acres at $3,350.00.
Terms of sale: Cash.
DANIEL LLEWELLYN.
Administrator with the will an
nexed of Sarah Llewellyn, de-
ceased.
10j5 Frank McDermott. Atty
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-01-10

by her husband and son George and
wife where they spent the night
enroute to the home Of her son in
Canton, where she will enter hos
pital for treatment.
Masons Install Officers
The following officers were in
stalled Saturday evening, Jan. 5, at
Webb Chapter r. & A. M: w. M,
H. H. Choguill; S. W., Harry Mar
tin; J. W., H! J. Harmer; Treas,
G. r. Bishop; Sec'y, Harold Henery;
s. D., w. II. Penrose; J. D., Chester
Newberry; Chaplain, w. H. Broom
hall; Tyler, David Coulson; Stew
ards, Frank Gilmore and Harry
Cross. M. C. Walker acted as in
stalling officer and A. B. Van Fos-
sen as marshal for the evening.
This was followed by work in the NJ
M. degree, after which refreshments
were served to the 40 guests as
sembled, consisting of hot oyster
sandwiches. coffee. pie and pickles.
Mr. Guy Carr of Chesterhill spent
the week end with Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Boles.
Continued on page five)
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-01-10
CHESTERHu.I,

Mrs. Will Fawcett is on the sick
list.
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Farris and two
children returned to their home in
Xenia, after two weeks vacation
with the latters parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Oliver Edgerton.
Carlos PEBBLES returned to Ath-
ems, after spending his vacation al
home.
Mrs. Irvil Leasure does not i'm
prove as her many friends would
wish.
J. T. Morris whose illness has
been previously mentioned, is not
SO well at this writing.
Mrs. Martha Tippie left last
Thursday for Columbus, where she
will visit her son Clyde.
Mrs. Eva Smith whose illness has
been mentioned, does not improve.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Choguill, son
and daughters spent Wednesday at
Henry Hopkins.
Clyde Bowman who has been en-
ployed in Canton, has returned for
a visit with his family.
Harley Calendine has been quite
i'll for the past week, with pneu-
monia. He is now much improved
Mr.. and Mrs. John Parker of Chi
cago arrived Wednesday for a visit
with the formers mother Mrs
Minta Parker. Mrs. Parker will
return with them to make her
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Randall Of
Parkersburg and Mrs. Eva Randall
are visiting at Henry Hopkins
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Zumbro
who have been visiting their par
ents, have returned to their home
in Xenia
Misses Marjorie Smith and Mabel
Archer spent the week end at home
Miss Grace Choguill returned to
Steubenville, after spending a two
weeks vacation at home.
Norma Wood returned to Colum-
bus, after spending her vacation at
home
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-01-10

Near Catastrophe At Scribe's Home
What might have been a sad catas-
trophe was in the enactment Sunday
night, or Monday morning between
/ and o'clock. A spark had pop
ped out of the CRATE at the home of
your scribe and family. When
your scribe became conscious, two
rugs were on fire and hole burned
through the floor We have been a
mite cold the past two days, but
when we think of how near we
came TO being too warm, we have
no fault to find with the weather.
And having our tax paid and Ii
cense on the pup, we have no desire
to leave.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-01-10
MEIGS


Our sick list this week: VIM Lit
tie, Esley Moody, Robert Wilson
Mr. Little and Mr.. Moody with
stomach trouble; Robert with pleu-
risy, threatened with pneumonia.
Death OF Mrs. Frances Adams
The funeral of Mrs. Frances
Adams whose death occurred at the
Athens hospital Jan. 8, was held at
the church here Sunday p. m. The
services were conducted by Elder
Norm. She was the widow of Rich
ard Adams whose death occurred
June %, 1913. Her maiden name
was Dillon. She was born in Bel
mont county in 1888, coming to
Bristol township i'll young woman
| hood, where she was married to Mr..
Adams ,and where the remainder of
her life was spent up to her going
TO the county home in 1915, during
/ the past summer her mind becom-
ing so bad it was necessary to take
her to the Athens hospital Your
scribe has attended a good many
funerals, but this was the only one
where there was not a blood rela-
tive present. Miss Mamie Camp
bell whose mother and Mr.. Adams
were cousins, was present The old
family record seems to have been
destroyed, and thus many things
thought necessary in a sketch are
lacking. They raised young man
who has borne their name, but had
no children of their own. Your
scribe always enjoyed talking with
Frank Dick" as she was known to
every One,-a great reader, always
interested in the welfare of her
friends and neighbors. She united
with the Christian church many
years ago. In our last conversation
with her we thought to spread a
little sunshine in her life, and said
to her Frank they call this the poor
house, but it looks like anything
but a poor house to US" Quick
as a fash she answered, "Yes, we
have plenty to eat and wear and a
good place to sleep-but Oh Lord,
the company" OF those in her
class only one is left, William Greer,
who was not able to be present at
the funeral. May she have a seat
up high where there is nothing to
worry about, and may she know she
has gotten back home.
Henry Argo is reported seriously
ill. Mr.. Argo has been living alone,
but we understand he is not in
shape to be left alone.
Some of those who liked cold
weather before it came, seem to
think now that they only meant fall.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-01-10

The next regular meeting of o. e.
S. will be Jan. II, at the lodge
rooms.
Miss Gladys Wallace spent Sun
day with Miss Mary Mott.
Mr.. James Newman of GAINESVILLE
is the guest of his sister Mrs. VIM.
Porter, and husband.
The Ever Faithful class of the M.
p. Sunday school will hold a busi-
ness meeting at the home of Mrs.
VIM. Barnes Friday afternoon, Jan.
II, at 2 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Daugherty and
Dale Lochary spent Saturday in
GAINESVILLE.
Frank and Harold Riley returned
to GAINESVILLE, after a visit with
Dean Henery.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Godfrey of
Olivet spent Monday with their
daughter Mrs. Fred Rollison and
family.
Mrs. Cora Quigley spent Tuesday
of last week with her daughter at
GAINESVILLE. Her granddaughter Ar
line McCann accompanied her home
after a several weeks visit here.
Delbert Coler left Wednesday for
Akron, where he has employment.
Mrs. Coler will remain here for q
while before going on to Akron.
Mrs. A. A. Bailey spent Saturday
in GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. Raymond Wallace and
daughter Wanda returned to New
ark, after a visit with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. I. N. Stillion.
George Quigley spent Wednesday
in McConnelsville ON business.
Charles Lcngfellow returned to
Malta, after a visit with his brother
George and wife
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-01-10
EAST WINDSOR

Clara Farmhouse and Ada Hall
were callers in Stockport Wednes-
day. The former staid all night
with her parents.
Earl Holshu and wife returned to
Marietta Wednesday, after a visit al
he latter's home.
Vint Harris is spending few
days with Earl Phillips.
Wm. .Lindimore was an over Sun
day caller at Fred Singree's. His
con Howard is doing his work for
him.
Ethel Phillips spent from Friday
night until Monday with Ella Mum
mey of Waterford.
The Fairview Telephone Co. had
their business meeting at VIM. Full
mer's Saturday p. m.
Annie Fitch called on Lydia Nc
Weigh Sunday.
VIM. LinGmore was a caller at
Earl Phillips Monday evening.
Crystal Davis and Elsie Hosom
spent over Sunday at their homes.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-01-10
Tonic and Blood En,1cIsey.

Hallowell's S father
Mr.. and Mrs. Tiilman Kinney and
daughter Helen are visiting with
the formers parents.
Anderson school has a new vic
trola to be used in physical eduea-
ton
Mr. and Mis-. Lee Raney of Grand
Junction, Colo, visited last week
with Mr. and Mrs. George Hollett.
Mrs. Raney is sister OF Mr.. Hol-
lett.
Walter Scott's have named their
new baby George Kenneth.
Mrs. Alma Kinney and daughter
Cora, were at GAINESVILLE Saturday
Mrs. Clara Kinney spent Tuesday
at McConnelsville.
Mrs. George Hollett went Satur-
day evening to GAINESVILLE to visit
her daughters Mrs. Anna Tumblin
and Miss Loretta Hollett. She ex-
poets to go from there to Newark
to visit her daughter Mrs Sylvia
Furr.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-01-10

Dennis Sands has killed five foxes
this winter
Mrs. Nellie Carter and children
are visiting her mother Mrs. Elmer
Harrison of Malta.
Curtis Balding of Columbus is
visiting his father A. G. Balding.
Harry Scott was at Corning one
day last week.
Cloud Niceswanger of Pennsville
visited his brother Dallas one day
last week.
Mrs. Davis Scott went to Colum-
bus last week to be with her sister
in-law Ruby Scott who has been
very sick for few days.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-01-10
SHE FINALLY CAME TO
WENTWORTH FOR RESUE rs

said she could not eat anything and
keep it on her stomach. and she was
so nervous that she could not sleep at
nights. Numerous remedies had failed,
but after taking Nerv- Worth. she re-
ports that she can eat and sleep much
better, and is only too glad to tell what
first trial bottle is not satisfactory.
your druggist is authorized to refund
your money. Sold by leading druggists.
berry Pharmacy.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-01-10
Like Hundreds of Others Found 1t
Did the Work Where Other
Remedies Failed.

Mrs. F. J. Clouser of 3211b Brady
St, Dubois. Pa, told a Nerv-Worth
representative in an interview the
other day how she tried for a long
time to get relief from stomach and
nervous troubles, but net with no sue
cess until she found Wentworth. She
Sold and recommended by Stan
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-01-10
Foley Pills Brought Relief

my kidneys bothered me terribly
and as a result 1 felt miserable and
nervous. Since taking FOLEY
PILLS | am entirely relieved"
writes Cora Jernigan, Potts Camp,
Miss. FOLEY PILLS are a diuretic
stimulant for the kidneys and in
crease their activity. Try bottle
today-Sold Everywhere
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-01-10
RICK Rim

J B. Hall of McConnelsville was
out to his farm one day last week.
Davis Scott and wife were visit
ing VIM. Kensel and family of
Glouster.
Miss Edith McInturf of Malta is
visiting at John RouanZoin's
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-01-10

MOTHERS
Don't you know you can turn
q distressed, feverish, coughing
child into comfortable and hap
PLY smiling one simply by giving
CHAMBERLAIN'S
COUGH REMEDY
Nh Narc0fsoa
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-01-10
TAXI SERVICE

TAXI SERVICE
Taxi anywhere in town or on pike,
day or night. Also driving team for
hire.--FRANK RAY & SON. Phone
Tired. 3j3
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NoTIcE.


To the owners OF all lots, isnds. tracss
and parcels Of lands within street I'M
provement District NJ. 1853. and 70 the
psra apa ot % sssh Stree, s = from Military Ave.
omaha. Nebraska.
soilss i. her.sy given that ,h.rs has
q, om.ss = p.tition for m. improvement,
of that part % ssth Street from Military
Avenue % Grant strsei, by psvsne snd
!. Petition for improving 18Th street. from
To he Honorsbis City Council es the
city OF Omaha;
We. The nndsrnrned; esnsrs o' os
street from Military Avenue 10 Grsrt
street IN siresi improvement District Ne
owners Of majority Of the feet frontase
on said part Of said street. as shown by
city. do hereby petition that the same be
improved BY paving and snrhinF. -.r
70 a ora.r such a % inpro~emens ' ana cause 4
% be made, and that thirty dsss b.
allowed 70 he property e~ns.s ~s,, n nd .ss
material desired 10 be used in the pavins
Lot. .. : and !. Block !. Grsnmerey
Psrk. iss feet front b. lie feet deep.
william = Fs,rsy soss@sss s'ass .'A; l.,s.
mercy. Park R.ssris. 9, feet fren, by
- feet deep
Emily = Eekiunt. November sth. is;i.
Lot II. Block i. Srammercy Park. i1t
feet front ~ a. feet deep.
Eastern Aortgsg. ard Loan Company,
b. II II. Anerbsch. Secretary, Feb. "a
block I. orsmmsrey PARK. ssss fsss frOrs
BY a. feet deer,
BARTON u wsieh. March -. 1874.
North .e Zee, OF lot II, Ricck :. Orsr-
mercy fsrA. 20 feet frent ~ q. fees deep.
Rolse Grant April :. 1874, Seuth ~
feet of the North kiA feet Of Lot "a.
Riock :. GrammerrY Park. ts feet
Piled April 4. is.s At ie;is e'eiees
~.
Zach of you will have fifteen tsy. from
April 18th. the first day % publication
hereof in witch 20 file protest n ne
sffiee of the City Clerk ssinsf the fsf,s-
larifs. legality or rufficlercy ~ said re-
gitlen or any signatures thereon.
Published IN secordsrcs with Hsscia-
ten No. stak. Series 1874
omaha. SsbrAsks. April a. fest.
JAMES r. HccToR.
City Clerk.
Apr .s-ss.te.
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n he eensfs % a. 81, isnd.. tracts
sna parcels II lands zIfhin STREET In
pfovemeat District Ne. ssai. sna e ne
Isnds. abaHlas on Of sdjscsnt to that
part % Efssins street from 4sfh street.
- toth stfset Ia the CITY Of eTnahs,
Soues : hereby sivsn that sh.r. hs.
hesn filed nth the eity cierk q me
pfoysmsn, of that psrt Of Erskin. street.
rom .sth street TO tath Street, - rsx-
as @srd. s"s ana fshslns fisars. =. follow, on 's
retiilon fsr improv,ns Erskins Street
To-" re ~. '1 ueaosss,. ci,e coureil Of IN.
W. the sndsrsirn.d. owners of lots or
Street from ss,h street to Seth street In
street improvement District Ne. z<s1. in
u s G Of o.a n h: s.s s.nf s :
part Of said street. as shown by ihs gen
srsiiy reeesnizsd msps Of said ely. do
proved ~ paving and carbins.
And We do further petition ths Council
10 be made. and that thirty days bs o..
loved to the property owners In said
material desired 70 be used In the paving
Tss u: !. welt cemp.sy. BY, H. A.
Block !. Subdivision ef Grammerey Park
Reserve. 9. & tsst front by rs sss' ds.p;,
Block 8. oramrnercy PARK. ss feet front
b, l2s feet deep. also Lot 10. Block .,
Grammerey Park. As feet front by IN
feet deep.
James and Anna T.. Peehsc. October .,
Is feet from, by iss feet deep.
Walter V. sheely. October 4, 1874. Lots
], 4. 8. 6. and 4. Block :. Subdivision Of
Grammsrey Park Reserve. each - feet
front BY f2s feet deep
Harry /. Rivitt. October 10, 1871. Lot
feet front BY izs feet deep.
RAYMOND n and RetA l. HIRhfogsr,
Sovember ). 1884. Lot !. Block !, Dram
mercy Park. - feet front BY lft feet
deep.
Charles II. ana cathsrins schismnsr.
November ,. 1874. Lot -. Block q, Gram
mercy Park. ~ feet front by ia feet
deep.
samuel n. and Mary Z. Deems. March
81. itzt. Lot J. Block Z Grammsrcy
Park. 90 feet front by i.s feet deep.
FILED April >. 1874. At 1850 o'eleeh
You ar. further notified that you and
each OF you will have fifteen days from
April 18th. the first day Of publication
hereof. In which 10 file protest IN the
office Of the City Clerk against tho reEu-
iarity. legality or suffieisney Of ssid Pc
fltion or any signature thereof
Published in sccorcerce with Resolu-
ton No. 1871. Series 1894
Omaha. Ssbrssks, April -. it:<.
JAMES p. HOCTOh.
City clsrh.
Apr ~. is-p
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To the ewners of All lots lands tracts
and parcels 81 land. within street Inn
proVement District Ne 1873. and 70 the
owners of II lois. tracts and parcel. *
pars ant os sss spr.ns Sss.ss rom i;,h s,rsss
10 isth Street. IN the city Of omshA.
Neiiee Is hereby given that tAss. hA,
tssn filed with the City clerk ~ the C4tx
ef Omaha petition Tor he improvement
si,., & ss 10 s' s,s 81 Prss Fss s ravss ss "a
cnrhns. .sla petition eeinE IN words and
figures az feiiows
To the Honorshis CITY Council ~ the
CITY of Onsha
W. ths nnder,lsrsd. e~r,r. e, le's -
stree, Improvement District Nc ssfs. ~
~ majority ~ ne FEET fre~isss N
ssia part - ssia street "a snewr ~ tNN
generally fecesniret mans ~ ssid eit'.
proved ~ rasinr and s'afsins
And % further refition the reartil
- erdsr such Improvement and cause =
10 he made ard that thirty days he a..
inwed 10 The property owners n salt
nistrirt within which - designate The ma
ssriai desired 10 be assd IN the rssins
Frank i winisns. March -. 1874. let
!. Bisrk :. ae tess front ~ - tees isses
'i f.i ' s,.e - ss'n III r..i rsss sss' fssss sas ~
rrban stella. Nsrea =. 1884 Lei. 2
and = neek :. Deer fsfk Adtiiien, each
a. - feet front by 10 feet deep
Aaaiph = Rraun. March ~ 1914 Let
Z. BLOCK Deer rAtk Addition. "a "a
fesi frgnt hs 80 feet ae<r
Eva ". Rennrr. Arfil ie. 1874. lets 2
Is feet ffeni ~ ist frst dssp.
fisd Apfl a. issA ss iese e'sieeN.
yea Az. further roiifsa tAss scu .ua
earh of Aaa N4it have fifteen dst~ ffefA
AMI .S 1874 The fitst das ~ pVhflsatiNa
hrfeef ir Whish - ffis rfeftrf n ths ~
fiee nf thr tlts tirfs. skainsl he rssu.
'sffi,. lreHiifY nf suffieiense % setd fe.
iiieu or snt signature thefeon
fmh. shed "a sscorstarca with kssein-
Iien M - Stftes -
omaha. Ntfr.sSN Anfn q SO
tkNEs + HIHs4ttr =.
At7IfN tsrsk
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To ThE OWNERS or prRf. EsrArR
IN WATER MAIN DISTRICT M
You are hereby notified that ~ the
ssrd das ~ Aprii arat the nrari ~
biFreteFs nf the Metropolitan lifiNfies
district. ht rraaiuilan duly passed cfr
eied Watrr Main District Ne sse said
District complains that rsft ~ est
fernia street from rrIrf 80 feet rafi
II tho sasf line ~ fafiI~fh street ia
feftlsfh street saa shall irfiada fhrfelH
thr folle~inn fsat estate frWff
Vet IS feof - Frlsfh fff fraf 81 Tot
- rfeek = rFrk flaes
tast th frei ~ slsnfh fsf.t fsef ~ Lot
"A flaek = rafk rfarw
West Is feet 81 tcuih isit feet ef
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wANTED-An experienced houss-to. house
solicitor for putsfafs work. This position
psya straight salary and ralirOsd fare.
Pay svsry week. Do not Apply unless you
mnan butinefs and can pay your own exs
penses until your first check II due. Ref
efsDees required. Inquire ~ once 10 Mr.,
Shannon, Omaha Bee, Room z0t Peters
Trust Bldg.
ALL men. women. boys. girls, ~ 70 81,
WILING 10 accept Government Positions.
flf7-fgs0 Nrsveling or stationary. Write
Mr.. Dzment. fts. g. Louis. No, inns-
diafeIy,
MBN-Our short practical fOufse Of
modern bsrbefiug will put you IN good
positions Df your own business Day ut
evening. Call or write. MDIEH BARBER
COLLEGE. 10s = 1Jfh
FIREMEN. bfakemen. beginners. ffb0.
tz5g (which p0slti0B3b Hallway Y-zel7-
DWsba bee,
Help Wanfed--aiaIc and Female. 81
BOYS AND GIRLS WANTED PHILIPPE
BASKET co, 18TH AND FORT Hfb.
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