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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-03
VfTANf NOVEHO ROKU
JEDNfM Z NEJSLAVNEJSfCH

Baltimorske uvitanf Noveho
Roku llceno jest znalci jake
nejveselejsf, jez zavladlo letos.
Kazdy hotel, nocnf klub a hos
pody naplneny byly veselfcfmi
Sc. Pred pdlnocf jfzda ma Bal
timore ulici zdrzovana tax, re
mnohemu Tfdici nestacilo pdl
hodiny, ably ujel tfi blocky. Te-
prve kolem 5. hodiny rannf j1z-
dada urychlovana byla.
Stanoveno, re vice neil ITO
osob We Spojenych Statech "a
platilo v1tani Noveho Roku
Smrti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-03
KRADEzE.

Vysoky, slaby hoch vytrhl
pri vychazeni z lekarny ma 80.
ulici tobolku Fannie Davis. Y
tobolce mela $40.
III rokd stara zena, Annie
Smith, kdyz v dome Jamese
H~ollingsworth Starr, Md, by
la samotnou, napadena byla
cernochem, jenz vnikl do jeji
loznice ma farme a tam krute
sbil il, kdyz poroucel, ably mu
dala pen1ze sve. Ma stopu zlo-
cinu pTislo Sc az v nedeli rano,
kdyz Smithova nepfisla ku snl-
DAM. Asi Ia hodinu pozdeji
zatcen byl cernoch serifem
Coursey, m1stoserifem L.. B
Perkinsem a statn1m p%olicistou
Johnem c.. Peroutka. CernocE
neodnesl 81 zadnych pence.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-03
CAP Sc cINIL.

Pres cas- pracoval cap ma po-
catku 1911 v m~estskych memo
cnic1ch.
Prvn1 detatko narodilo Sc We
1907 rano v ST. Agnes nemoc-
nici a jine nasledovaly V jinych
nemocnic1ch.
Prvn1m narozenym detatkem
byl osmilibern1 hos1k rodicG
Lester Gishel re S. Greenland
road. Ia MIN We Franklin
Square nemocnici ukazal sc
matce Lawrence Seeberger z
Talbot ul. v Brooklyn synacek
a tax to slo pc cely den. Cap
nebyl jenom cinnym v nemoc-
nic1ch ale i privatnfch domech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-03
NALEZLA RODICE
ZASTRELENE.

Elizabeth Black z Forest Hill
v Hartford okresu, prisla v ne
deli z kostela, kde mela Sc S
matkou setkati. Kdyz vratila
Sc domu, nalezla jak otce tax
matku zastrelene u schodu.
Black jest ucitelkou ma sko-
lie Old Port Road v bl1zkostl
Bel-Air.
Nahledem jest, re Black jenz
Pc nejaky cas- byl z~adumcivym
|pokousel Sc O sebevrazdu kdy2
manzelka jeho tom mu "a.
braniti chtela. Strelena byla a.
81 a pax Black usmrtil Sc sams
sebe. Black byl sve DOLBY far
mafen. Pred dvema roxy IRA
men byl ma rameni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-03
Czech Pannen Kutnohorskych
merry Wives) " mesicnikI
Screen Romances."

Screen Romances' otiskuje
v lednovem vydan1 uplnou po-
vidku z ceskoslovenSkeho fill
mu Czech Pannen Kutnohor-
skych". Jest to pc prve, kdy
Americky mes1cnfk pouz1va ku
sve povidce latku S csl. poza-
dim a jsem jist, re nase kraja-
ny Dude zajimati tato cetba.
Film "Merry Wives zlskal
1. cenu ma Mezinarodn1 filmo-
We vystave We Vidni v srpnu r.
1888 a jest prom1tan S velkym
1spechem ma Broadway v New
Yorku. Ctenar.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-03
UZNANf POLICIST6M "a
A " ROCE.

V pondelf pres 200 policist1
pochvaleno bylo pro jejich pra
ce behem tohoto roku vykona.
nych. Oslovil je governor o.
Conor.
Mezi policisty jsou krajane
We vychodn1m distriktu SER
geant Joseph Rdzicka, policiste
Frank Machovec a Frank Ia
ruba.
V severn1m distriktu policis-
ia Frank j. Vitak, v severoza-
padnlm policista Frank Trcka,
v jihozapadn1m sergeant Jo-
seph c.. Zaruba.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-03
ZASTRELIL Sc.

Henry T. Bruhn, SO roxy sta
ry, nalezen byl sobotu zastfe-
leny jidelne sveho domu, {,
4205 Nicholas avenue, v seve-
rovychodn1m policejn1m dis.
|triktu. Zastrelil Sc v dobe ne.
~pTitomnosti sve manzelky ,kdy5
vratila Sc z prace. Dunn "a
wren byl. Musela pozadati pc
licistu, Edwarda Bohaga, kterJ
oknem Well do pTibytku a ten
Ito otevrel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-03
AUTOMOBILY.

Pro ve%lkoporotu drzan jest
33lety Robert B. Tweedale,
jenz automobilem svym zavinil
smrt 35 rok1 stareho majitele
garaze, Charlese Rohrer. Twee
dale jest prodavac automobile
We firmy v 1000 blocku Cathe-
dral ulice. Rohrer nalezen byl
mrtvy ma Gwynn's Falls Park
way a Poplar Grove ulici ma
Stedry Vecer.
Oba pred nehodou opustili
garaz spolu pc slavenf Vance
mich svatk1.
- Elizabeth c.. Forbes, Sc
leta, zranena byla, kdyz auto
mobil jejf srazil Sc S jinym ma
Wicgate a Keswick roads. By
10 il prerazeno nekolik zeber.
Automobil jej sc odrazil a vra-
I'll do sloupu.
= Tfi usedl1ci z Emmitsbur-
gu zraneni byli, kdyz AUTOMOBILE
s mimi sjel z Reisterstown SLIM
&c a vrazil do stromu.
Zranen byl DIR. Horatius Free
man, jenz T1dil automobil a
manzele George F. Baumgard-
ner. Doktoru pTerazena ruka
a stehen1 panev. Baumgardne-
rove zlomena noha.
= Benjamin Bishop, 50ete-
mu z Nicoll avenue prerazena
byla noha vedle jinych zranen1
a Kathleen Bishop pofezana a
odrena, kdyz automobil jejich
nedeli rano ma Hillen a Front
ulic1ch vrazil do sloupu.
= Harry E. Morrow, 46lety
Z Union avenue, kdyz v nedeli
vystoupil re sveho AUTOMOBILE
ma Belair road u Kingsville, "a
sazen byl automobilem George
E. Ellis re 900 blocku N. Mont
ford avenue a usmrcen.
Alfred Wellmer, 27lety,
jenz usvedcen byl re zavineni
smrti Johna Frank v automobi-
love nehode, odsouzen byl ma
rok do polepsovny.
- Anthony L. Lovezza roz-
bita byla lebka automobilem
Franka H.. Baier. Zranen byl
ma Hartford avenue.
TTi osoby usmrceny byly
a nekolik zraneno v automobi-
lovych nehodach ma poslednl
den v roce a Novy Rok.
Usmrceni byli: Charles F.
Lyle, 61lety z Port Matilda,
Pa, Riggin H. Russell, 27lety z
Auchentoroly Terrace a Chris
|topher w. Purcell, 24lety re S..
Hanover ulice.
= Ma Brighton ulici pfera-
zena byla 3O1etemu Edwinu
Harris noha, kdyz automobil s
MIN Sc pTevrhl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-03
DR.. DEETJEN, MUCENfK
SVEHO MRTEV.

Dr.. Christian Deetjen, pG-
voice lecenf X-paprsky a W.
zkumG, podlehl sobotu v noel
nasledkdm popalenin nezna-
mymi tehdy ucinky paprsku
techto.
On byl v pravem slova smy-
stu mucenikem vedy. Zemrel
We Ventura, domove sve vnuc-
KY, Elizabeth Finley, {. 4515
Garrison Boulevard. Manzel-
ka JehO zemrela ma Stedry We
Ger. Ackoliv kriticky nemocen,
byl pfi plnem vedomi az do So
boty rano.
Ma pocatku pGsobeni sveho,
Or. Deetjen bpl studentem Will
llama Konrad Roentgen We
Wurzburg v Nemecku. On byl
prvnfm lekarem, jenz uvedl x
paprskovou methodu v Balti-
more.
Bylo to kratce pc objeveni
paprskG techto, re nekolik V
|toms interesovanych pocitili Wy
razky sve ma k6zi. DR.. Deet-
jen pfisel o sve prsty a pozdeji
ruka mu v pull odf1znuta byti
musela. To stale Sc roku 1880.
Cd te dolby bolesti pocaly Sc
zmahati. "Uciti sc trpeti bez
Istezovan1", bylo jeho heslem a
|skuteene behem sveho lekar-
Iskeho pGsobeni cinil tax stale.
IMAM byl jake "velkolepy sta
ry pan" a dun jeho byl mistem
pro ucence a lekare.
Rad pill vino. Nikdy nena-
pill Sc koralky. Jake mladfk
sllbil tax matce sve a nikdy
ma slib nezapomel. Otec jeho
mel nekolik dopravnich lodi,
jimiz obstaraval dovoz do Spo-
jenych Stat1.
Narozen byl v Rakouksu ro-
ku 1868. VyrGstal v severnlm
Nemecku. Byl milovn1kem sta
rych knih tistenych pred lety
1900, v nichz psano bylo zvla-
ste o carodejstv1, jez Waldo
lmezi lekari, kter1 nemohouce
nemoci tehdy rozpoznati, pri-
lc1tali je p1sobenf carodejnic.
Studoval v Heidelberg, Cd
kud preset ma universitu We
Wurzburg. Pc graduaci inte-
resovan byl zvlaste v nervo-
vych chorObach.
V Baltimore prvn1 1Tadovnu
mel ma Fayette ulici v bl1zkosti
Paca ulice. Pc ctyricet rok1 u
|radoval v dome SVEN, {. 1902
Eutaw Place. Byl stedrym V
p1sobnosti sve. Nikdy "a sluz-
blu nec1tal niceho vdovam, le-
karGm, kazatelGm anebo jep-
tiSkam. Kdyz jednou chuda
vdova prisla stezuj1c 81 ma pc
nezn1 nedostatek, zvolal zerto-
vne: "Citati YAM budu dvojna-
sobne". Ovsem nikdy 1cet j
nezaslal.
DR.. Deetjen zavedl X-paprs-
ky v Maryland generaln1 ne
mocnici, kde vnuk jeho lezel
nemOcen.
DR.. Deetjen dobach kdy
pTistehovalectvl zde Waldo, byl
kdyz pozadan, pomocnlkem
mnohych pristehovalcG. Neko-
lik Cech1 dekovati jemu ma
mezi mnohymi jinymi.
Mrtvola jeho spalena byla v
1tery a popel uchovan ma
Druid Ridge hrbitove.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-03

mnohem vice skolnich dftek.
Rodice posilejte vase dftky dc
ceske skoly. A. c..
= V sobotu, dine IL. ledna
Patronat usporada PTatelsky
vecer spojeny S Jaternickovy-
mi Hody opet We skolnich mist
nostech, rob Ashland a Glover
ulic. Vytezek Dude pouzit ma
vydrzovan1 Skoly a proto Pa
tronat doufa We velkou navste-
WI krajanG.
Jaternicky Sc zel1m, dobre
pivecko, zakusky a kaficko a
k tomu dobra ceska muzika.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-03
1929 KU SHAT
KUN VYDANO.

V roce prave uplynulem wy
dane bylo o 1.011 vice licensf
ku manzelskym snatk1m nezli
v roce 1889. Celkem v roce
1910 vydano bylo 1923 povo-
len1 ku snatk1m.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-03
CIVILISTU

Vsichni civilni zrizenci v ma
morn1 akademii v Annapolis
registrovani budou a opatreni
zvlastn1mi odznaky. V padu
narodn1 krise pozemky akade-
mic budou zavreny vsem neza-
mestnanYm tam
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-01-03

mladf zde rozenf, uz vedi, kde
lie jejich mfsto.
A ted mann tn cest a privilej
predstavit Yam prvni brance z
rad sokolskych. Nastoup1 je-
jich sluzbu prave tax hrde a s
opravnenou pychou v jejich
povinnost, jake nastupovali v
fady cvicenc1, dobrovolne .Jsou
to bratri: Emil Taborsky, Alb.
Pokorny, Jarda Hejny. Vydat-
nou vyhodou jim Dude pffpra-
va zfskana prave v teto SIM
Sokola. Kdo byl v armada vi,
jak nemotornym tvorem niue
byt clovek i v tech nejjedno-
duSs1ch obratech, kdo nikdy ne
cvicil. Kazen je druha vyhoda.
Bee kazne skupina lidi nen1
mic vice nez stadem. Nasi jul
naci jsou il zvykli a pride jim
to k dobru. A CO nam Dude nej-
vetslm zadostiucinen1m, re ma
81 hoSi ukazou ostatn1m Ameri-
canGm, co American z ceske
krve a sokolske vychovy dove
de a CO pro pripravu k obrane
zeme znamena. Provolejme Jim
upr1mne Ma zdar! A ted po-
chodem v chod!
Pc tie lined sc radi nasi nej-
mlads1 zaci k prostnym, ktere
vede bratr FIR. Hejny, mi. Ma
sledujf hry, kterych Sc z1cast-
nily zacky, vede sestra Kveta
Radek. Velmi zabavne.
Tfet1 c1slo cvici dorost obeho
pohlav1. Nacvicili ses. Helen
Opava a br. Eda stetka. Cvi-
cent velmi pekne, provedeno
bezvadne. Ma to cvicf Sokolo-
We bradla. Vede naceln1k br.
j. Pokorny.
Prfsti opet nafadi. Cvicf Sc
soucasne: Hrazda, kruhy, bra
ola, cvicl Sokolove, Sokolice,
dorost.
Nasleduje prestavka, pri KITE
re koncertuje vytecny orchestr
pod rizen1m sok. Emilia Sticky.
Nasledujf prostna We dvoji-
lc1ch pod f1zenim a nacvikem
Inacelnice ses. Marie Michalek.
lCvi6eni toto p1sobf mohutnym
dojmem videt zde pine vyspe-
lost naSich Svarnych Sokolic.
PT1sti ma programu jest cvi-
cent poradove. Cvic1 Sokolove.
Ia zpevu Sokolskych, narod-
Mich i lidovych p1sn1, rozvinujl
Sc tn obrazce pine rozmanitych
i prekvapuj1c1ch obratG, razno-
st1 i proveden1m uchvatne. Ma
cvicil br. j. Pokorny.
Nasledujf hry, kterych Sc
s~1castnily dorost obeho pohla-
vi. Velice zabavne, jak pro u
cinkujicf tax pro divaky. Ny
nj nasleduje koruna vseho cvi-
cent nazvane: "Cervena a b1la"
Totiz Sokolice v uborech GER
venych, Sokolove bilych.
Cviceni je s~polecne, ktere u
chvacuje divaka svou ohrom-
nost1, obrazce stale sc men1c1,
barry str1dave Sc doplnuj1c1,
DOZEN 1chvatny. Nacvicili
Marie Michalek a j. Pokorny.
Nasledujfcl cislo ma ma sta
rosti Mikulas, ktery byl tax
hodny re vsecky cvic1ci stedfe
podelil.
Takove Verejne Cviceni jsme
nevideli jiz pc nekolik rok1.
Pfekvapila mas take velka po-
cetnost cvic1c1ch We vSech sloz-
kach. Ukaznelost a vyspelost
vsech cvic1cich je ma v%zestupu.
A tax to ma byti v techto tez-
kych dobach. Ano, az ma nej-
vyss1 metu sestry a bratr1. Ia
tax krasny pozitek muslme vde
citi nae. sestTe Name Michalko-
We, nae. bratru Josefu Pokor-
nemu a clen1m cvicitelskych
Short obou jednot.
Pc cviceni nasledovala vece-
re, tanec. Pr1tomen pan DIR.
Karel Cervenka S chot1 z Ces-
koslovenskeho vyslanectv1, "a
roven S nekolika pfateli, ktefi
malokdy opomenou zucastniti
Sc nasich podnikG a zabav.
Zapsala Josefa Taborska.
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destination, Lacobee wrote, his ship stayed in port only one hour when we were called out at full speed to help some of the ships that were being attacked"
 After we got to them we were attacked for ten hours straight until o'clock in the morning
 Believe me, we left some subs on the bottom-number undeter- mined"
 At the end of the letter, young Lacobee said: We captured two subs"
 Whether the people know it oi not, we're at war" young Lacobee's letter began.
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dodged the issue by merely say ing nothing. Back in June, 1884, the White House issued state ment that the President wished to take a more affirmative stand than his predecessors who custo- marilty let some bills die without signature or comment, and that he would follow the policy of writing on them "disapproved and sigma ture withheld" and pending brief statement giving the reason or req sons for his disapproval, That's I broken precedent which the President has followed religiously.
 The enormity of the numper of the Presidents vetoes may be found in the statistical record which Baldridge has just com piled. Third place in the list of vetoes is held by President Grant, who said nay to Congress 92 times, about one-sixth as many times as Cleveland and Roosevelt. Washington used the veto power only twice; Monroe only once; and in our times, we find the late President Harding vetoing only six bills in the two years he was in office; and Coolidge, in the next six years vetoing only 50.
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payments to some neglected vet eran or his widow.
 And it was on this last that Cleveland outstripped Roosevelt. When Cleveland came to office. the Civil War claims of pensions for soldiers or their widows were really in full swing. When Roose- welt came to office, our veterans relief was a going concern and it is rare thing that President Roosevelt has ever had to deal with a measure similar to one that came up to Cleveland. It provided for funds to be paid "a poor Union soldier" suffering painful and permanent wounds. Cleveland sent the bill back with the simple comment that he was vetoing it because the evidence showed the veteran" had served only one week in the army and had received his injuries more than three years later when, in a drunken stupor, he had fallen out l of the back end of a wagon ill which he was being ingloriously carted home.
 In one respect, President Roose- welt already has beaten Cleveland s record-that is, in the matter of pocket vetoes. These consist, of course, of bills passed at the end of 3 Congressional session and al-
 lowed to die without the President signature Roosevelt has pocketed
 243 to Cleveland's 238.
 However, in connection with
 this, President Roosevelt has never
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SAILORS NOT TO WRITE OF SUB 5INkINGS
Letters from Navy Men In. dieate U. 5. Ships
 Sinking, Capturing
Continued from Page One)

Powell of the Shreveport, who dis closed it's contents.
 Young Lacobee, operator of an underwater sound detection device, wrote that he was aboard a United States destroyer on convoy duty, end that:
 Coming back with our last con- voy, the Reuben James and the Salinas tan oil tanker) were sunk just behind us and the Kearny just ahead.' (The Salinas and Kearny while torpedoed, were able to make port. Apparently Lacobee thought they had been l0st.)
 After the convoy on which the Reuben James was lost reached its
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WURILTzER pianos. Expert tun- ing. Alaxka agent. Phone 143.- Geo. Anderson Music shoppe.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

 IN THE COMMISSIONERS COURT, FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA, DIVISION NUM- BER ONE.
 Before w. w. KNIGHT, Commis- sioner and ex-officio Probate Judge, Sitka Precinct
 In the Matter of the Estate of RICHARD THORNE, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned was on the 18th day of November, 1941. duly appointed Administratrix of the es- tate of Richard Thorne, deceased All persons having claims against the estate of said deceased are re- quired to present the same, with proper vouchers attached, to the undersigned at Hoonah, Alaska, within six (6) months from the date of this notice.
 LONE FELTON,,
 AdminiStratrix of the eS-
 tate of Richard Thorne,
 deceased.
 First publication, Nov. IS, 194l. Last publication, Dec. g, l94I.
 adv. BUY DEFENSE STAMPS
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Sp0RTMEN'S BIG D0INGS TO BE ON
 FRIDAY, NOV. 28

The date for the Gastineau Chan nel Sportsmen's Association annual banquet has been changed to No vember 28, President Bob Henning announced today. The affair pre- viously was scheduled for Novem- Der 29.
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DIVORCE ASKED

Margaret Kvande asked for di- vorce from Ole Kvande in an action filed in Federal District Court here today. Grounds for the action was given as incompatibility. The couple were married in Juneau in 1927 and have two children.
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MRS. ENGE PASSES ON

Mrs. Rasmus Enge, resident of Petersburg for the past 4l years, passed away recently at the Wran- gell Narrows metropolis. She had been in poor health for some time.
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READING or distance lenses, $i each. Frames, soc up, at 337 Willoughby Ave, until Nov. 15. Day Optical Go.
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AZ PLYMOUTH 2-door deluxe se- dan, radio and heater. Phone Red 45O.
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TIE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE JUNEAU, ALASKA
U. S. Chief Exeeuiivels
 Breaking Record on Bills
 Thai Are Killed by veio

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 REBUILT Singer Sewing Machines. Non-electric low as SIS; portable electric sewing machines good as new $22.50; beautiful console cleo trio sewing machine like new $30; good used vacuum cleaners $75O each; bargains in rebuilt A h.p. motors. See them on the Motor ship Hiawatha now in boat harbor or call J. H. Anderson, Singer Maytag distributor. Phone I'll. MODEL "A" Ford, $50. Black 725. SINGER SEWING MACHINEs, Maytag washing machines, Iron rite ironers. Terms: s5 down and $5 monthly. Liberal wances for your old sewing machine or washer. Call J. H. Anderson, the Singer May tag man at Phone I'll, or call at motorship Hiawatha at Boat Harbor. Repairs, parts, service. GOOD restaurant equipment for sale. Can be seen at Case Lot Grocery.
 WURLITzER pianos. Expert tun- ing. Alaxka agent. Phone 143.- Geo. Anderson Music Shoppe.
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 FOR RENT FUR. apts, easy kept warm. Win ter rates $15 mo. Lights, water, dishes. Seaview Apts. 3 LARGE clean front room apart ment: garbage, water, $35 month ly. Phone 143.
 BROOM apt: electric stove, oil heat, S22.50 Bon Marche. 4-ROOM furnished duplex, oil heater, electric range. close i'll, s25 monthly. Phone Black 4l5. FURNISHED apt, 3 rooms ana bath, Duo-Therm oil range. Rent, including water, SIS a month Phone Douglas 48. LARGE steamheated fur. room, good view. Phone Red 245. CLEAN steamheated rooms, mod erately priced. Upstairs of goth Century Market.
 BROOM steamheated furnished apt. Phone Blue 474. BROOM nicely fur. stm. heated apts. and houses. Windsor Apts. 4-ROOM fur. house and bath, oi heat yard. 128 9th St., 2 to pm 4-ROOM furnished apt. Pnone Green 665 between 3 to 6 pm. VACANCY-SnoW White AptS. NICELY furnished Groom house 706 9th St., $35; 3-room apt. foc bachelor, SIP. Phone Blue 200. UINEAU RENTAL SERVICE. Call us for your housing needs. Cnoice Estinps. Phone 633.
 4-ROOM partly furnished apart ment. Phone Red 600. BROOM steamheated apartment. Electric range, hot and cola water. Phone 569.
 BAROUMES Apts.: ! rooms, fur- nished, hot water day and night, electric range, refrigerator Q laundry conveniences, garage, sSo. Phone Douglas 132. 4-ROOM partly furnished house, 12th St. Call 67 after 5 pm. FURNISHED room or office m Triangle Bldg. Call 253 or see Stan Grummett.
 CLEAN steamheated rooms. Slm- mons beds. 326-2nd St. $3.5O and up per week.
 TWO 4-ROOM furnished duplex apartments, $20 Also, Broom fur- nished apartments for $l6. Phone 621.
 CLEAN comfortable room. Private home. Phone Blue GA. VACANCY at F'osbee Apts. ONE steam heated room. Phone Blue BOP.
 FURNISHED house and furnished apt. Inquire Snap Shoppe. TURN. stmhtd. room. Green SIS VACANCY. HILLCREsT APTs. PHONE 439. .5s,,.... MODERN house, fireplace, chanrel view, hardwood floors, full base ment, oil heat, unfurnasneo. Phone 439.
 BROOM FURNISHED apartment; also 5-room strictly modern un- furnished house. Phone Red 62O. ONE OFFICE room for rent. F1rst National Bank Bldg. FOR RENT-Apartmen inquire at office 20th Century Bldg.
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Real Esiaie For Sale

SMALL house. Phone Douglas 76a
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4-ROOM furnished apt. Pnon' Green 665 between 3 to 6 pm
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3-ROOM nicely fur. stm. heated
 apts. and houses. Windsor Apts'
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WATKINS Products. ph. Black ss4.

ALL STEEL hot air furnace. Con- plete with pipe and fittings. Call 154 or Red 415.
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4-ROOM fur. house and bath, oil
 heat, yard. 12S 9th St., 2to 7p.m'
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LADY'S indestructable wardrobe trunk; bargain for quick sale.
 Phone Douglas 134.
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NICELY furnished Groom house 706 9th St., $35; Broom apt. 10. bachelor, SIP. Phone Blue 2oo.
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WANTED

WANTED-Maid for general house. work. Inquire Nugget Shop. WANTED-& or Single mattresses and springs, Write Empire N 551.
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vACANCY-Snow White Apts.
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CONVERTED oii range, $35. Phone Blue 265, 919 West 9th St.

USED GU. it. electric refrigera-
 tor for sale, good condition, only $65.-Parsons Electric Go.