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ttie riTrsnrnr. daily RBADUOBT paok Use Your Credit NEW SPRING SUITS LET'i CO TO Dtr-tTY MOORE'S) TO DO eVb I "b-f WE I DON'T NEEO TO RElfr.O THE MEMO I KNOW NWHAT I VANT oon't voo understand french seino HEt-DUCAN! IT CAr)iD-y TO TELL. MCHA-NE-THE TO EAT IN Thij FRENCH fiRlHC ME fETIT noULET AND In MANM5EPTO COME HERE REbTAURA-NT THE MA.MKrER for Men and Women Ftther i FRENCH FRIED P0TA.TOEb ARE Brawn for The Headlight l'on Wear COOD "tfw'jSa-V'X By George McManui Copyright 1921 Reg. U. S.

Put. Off. International Feature Service I 5T-3r NT Stoviet. Iwc Thursday Evening. May 5, 11181.

IfWSk WITH TmTj Pai Hi mH 1 fA I ruwriH ii Hi WAMT A l1 I 8 F. P. I '111 1 ni 1 JJllllULi XT A i-i i.1 JL played in little more than an hour, by tho score of 3 to 2. Batteries for Dunkirk: Thor and Jack; for Hartley, Busnek and Fiuckley, FOB BALE OR KXCHANOH 19 FOHnrUrflNTlUIOMS 13 DON'T let your house stand Idle. A For Hent" ad In tho Headlight will find you a tenant Cosa but a few ents.

Neosho river, in Kolllns, In Neosho County. They brought back a catch of about 76 pounds, among them Doing a "flat-head" cat fish thnt weighed 24 pound. It was caught on a trot line, when It undertook to swallow a channel cat wr Iftunf about three pounds which It found on one of the hooks. The swallowing feat was a Buccesw, but the hook In the riouth of the channel cat caught the big fiph and it could not Let Serve Us You We are always ready to serve you service is the bij part of our business If you need information on money mutters, investments or anything pertaininj to business we are ready to assist you. Our officers and directors have had long experience In Banking and finance and their experience is at your disposal.

The First National Bank ffOCCfc Miss Celia Frew of Oirnrd, and Tony Skurblnlk of lllugo were married-at Columbus last Thursday afternoon by the probate. judge. The brido formerly lived in Hingo and is a highly respect-rd young woman. Miss Margaret Zlke and George ft ell, both of this place, were united In marriage In Glrard by Pro-bnto Judge- R. W.

Colborn lost Thursday afternoon. Mr. find Mrs. 1 ell will make their home in Franklin, where the groom Is now employed by the Western coal compnny. Mrs.

Mary Hudelat and Mrs. M. Applno werp visiting In Franklin and Frontenac Sunday. Mrs. Laura Clnnottl was among tho visitors in Glrard Sunday.

Mill Mn-y Hcrtoldo was visiting with iiioiidH in Arma Friday Dominic Btrtoldo was In Arma Friday afternoon Rlngo's first baseball team has issued a challenge to any team in Cherokee und Crawford counties for a game, through Its manager, Tony Simeon. A game will be played hero with Cherokee next Sunday and on May 14, the team will go to Foxton for a game. Tony Skerblnlk is in Kansas City this week. Tho schools were dismissed Monday In observance of May Day. John Marco was returned to his home from the Carmel hospital Monday where he had underwent an operation about three ks ago Dr.

C. H. Perkins has been i proving And refitting up his office. A new rug has been put down In the reception room nnd his operating room has been painted and the floor hns been given hard oil finish. Misses Moggie Bogges and An- i-a Applno were visitors In ntts- burg Sunday, Miss i ura Allen was nmnng rs In Glrard Saturday Islti i It'TIM'Kili The pujills of the Ringo schoo's are taking their final examlnn-Hons this nnd next week.

Carlo Mongllie was in Glrard Saturday. Richard McKnlght and Joe PUohl have returned from a fishing trip to the river for a couple of days. Mrs. II. Rurch wan in Pitts-hurg Saturday.

Anna Juriflha was visit. I 1 i Want Ad Rates to a word per time, minimum Mo Per time. a word for 0, consecutive timcj) Minimum SI. Out of town ordera must be accompanied with flash. All telephone ads uccepted nt owner's risk.

To svold error and omission on telephone order, give yoiiraine and nddress, then the art, asking1 the tuker to repeat same. Head tho flrflt insertion of your ad. In the event of error, have correction made. The Headlight Is not responsible for errors for more than one Insertion. Ads will be accepted over the telephone any time between a.

m. and 6 p. m. Ada roceived later than 2 p. m.

will bo inserted next day. UK LP WANTED MALE 1 TRAWBEUHY pickers wanted bout May lath. Tents, wood and ater free. Skinner, Columns, Kans. 'RM HAND Single, at once.

Ap-ly hi person. Meadowbrook Farm. I IKLP WATeTKP FBMA1.E tt Voit SALE 3 room house and 2 lots, good location. See C. II.

Hile-man. Commercial St. Bank, Arma, Kans. "WOMAN or girl to help with house work, Meadowbrook Farm. Phono ell 248.

WANTED Lady to do family washing. Phone 825. WANTED TO BUY WANTED TO BUY Diamonds. Will pay cash. John Frlgerrl, 315 N.

Broadway. WANTED TO BUT Canary birds; will pay $1 for females, $6 for males In full song. Will pund shipping- instructions. Sam Meyer, 3528 Flournoy Chicago, 111. you WANTED TO UK NT 'ant to rent a roomrTiouse" garage, farm or anything else ten about it in thfl "Wanted to Hent" column.

NOR SALE FAH MS SELL YOUR FARM through a "Farm for Sale" ad under this classification. The buyer looks hero for farms and If yours is advertised he will come see you. FOH SALE MISC. If stove repairs see us. We for any and all make of stofrf.

Deruy, Right on the Cor ner, and Broadway. FOR SALE One 35 horse power upright boiler, first class condition. Bailey, Pho ne 452. FOR SALE Victor and Columbia records, 10, 2B, and GOc each. We will exchange any records for 6, 15 and 26c each.

We also buy records. Phonograph Record Exchange, 604ft N. Broadway. Hours, 10 to 12; 2 to 4, 7 to 8. SIGNS FOR SALE.

The Headlight office keeps In stock already printed the following card board signs at 10c each; Furnished Rooms. Unfurnished rooms. Furnished rooms for Light Housekeeping. Rooms for Light Housekeeping. Booms for Rent.

Bleeping Rooms for Rent. Board and Rooms. Boarders Wanted. Roomers Wanted. Dressmaking.

Plain Sewing. For Sale. For Rent. To Fire Eseape. Show Grounds.

Lincoln Park. No Smoking. City Laws Pool ft Billiard Halls. State Laws for Hotels. He- ALE Fresh milk, delivered mornrVg or evening, 14c per quart.

Cnll ylione 2u93. FOR Sj.NLE Vv ShVe Shop, Beit Ration -My business, the Sny- Shop, and shining parlor. in Pittsburg. Snyder 'line Shop, Geo. Mertz, manager.

or Tradi Patent horse hoe fpreader. Will take a light car trade. See A. Stark at Central to School, Pittsburg, from ijlO to 7 p. m.

FOR SALE 2 tires 33x4, cord; 2 new tubes; 1 Willard battery, nearly new. First $75 gets them. 1 Studebaker 1,000 lb. truck, $75.00. 302 E.

11th. "LETS Go" IN A Broadway Watson, President WANTED Cattle to pasu month or season; good blue plenty of Water and shade, i.iile east on Fourth. Ct iiTl. MP1A Hot Shut Hatiori your car, tractors and saves you time and trouble. Hot Shot Clair Jennets el trioal mid auto BUppUeS, 107 Fourth.

J. D. BELL, 1 for all kinds pin cylinder will lit new ksmlth, makes keys locks. If you have ks and no keys ho teys. Shop 110 S.

groa wn WANTED Family washings, them to 527 W. Park. bring Mks. Gerard, npted spiritual medium. When you need advice eon lUlt the best.

Located at 313 ft N. Broadway. AN information of th whereabouts of Mrs. Anton Smoody, mother of Mary and Annn Hmnody, will he greatly appreciated by Anna Smoody, 52817 Denver, -HAND Furniture bought and repair work. 125 East Pittsburg, Phone No.

and I'alnting 'i i rrsni I tool inu (jo, ve repair all gravel ami tai roofs, lay from two to five ply paper. Repair chimneys. Stain shingle roof or do any kind of painting. Phom- 1 442. PIANO TUNING -We have secured the services of a factory expert.

Now is tiio time 1 have your piano or player piano tuned and regulated. All work guaranteed. Phone The Shoo, 77, for jippointment. HEMS TtTCHING and Plootlng a -tachments, work on any Hewing machine, price personal check Oo extra. Douglaa Sales 1328 North 16th Birmingham, Ala.

FOR SALE 1 will sell or trade my bottom liuin for a good merchandise1 or hardware business with building, duress Box 11G McCune, Kansas. SHOE REPAIRING Men's hali hoIoh ladies' half sules, 90c. Rubber heels, 33c and 60c. All work L. Kelso, 503 E.

stri ct, phone 2713. a NTED Wall papering and paint cleaning. Estimates tree. All work guaranteed and best of reference. Call Bell 1110.

POB urny and moving, call a. Cuss. Trips made anywhere; also good custom coal. One-ton truck stand at 503 19, Seventh street. Phone 2713, Pittsburg, Kans.

i.ovr ami roi Ml WILL THUS LADY who picked up Diamond Par Pin in front of tho Commerce fcshoe return same to Mrs. C. w. Waterman? Phono 2U43. Reward.

i LOST Platinum bar pin In Pitta- at Fifth II. B. Kumra, Cashier RINGO RINGO READY FOR THE Ffl Armory Ball Plttabnrg i Ringo, Ml tnt M. A. pa schools MMrt as laat armoi that will bo Teams Going to 0 Win Something.

G. -Super Intend -II ah an of the Ringo 1 that he has about ball team as any the tournament in Pittsburg Saturday. He says thoy have been going througli a strenuous practice almost every day and thoy ore hardened for a long game. Th lino up is as follows: Skubitz, Wallie Allen, Frank Zed rick, Willie Mole-skle, Mike Berllss, Tobe Hell, Leo IJcAlliHter, James Kent, John Marietta Jue lllllard and Flovd Earl. Girla: Enis Moresteratelll.

Edith Lulgarolli, Mary WoSfll, Frances McAllister, Frances Mnrchlorlcttl, Anna Jurschke, Paulino Slup-Bhaok Margaret Marietta, Rose Zleberti Wilma Bherblnlk and Anna Murrill. Tim average weight of tho Ringo players is given at 110 pounds but they are equal to players carrying an average weight of 130 pounds, Mr. Callahan says, RINGO TAKES TWO GAMES School Armorybnll Teams Defeated Nelson Friday. Ringo, Mny 6. The boys' and Kii'ls' armoryball teams of the schools here defeated tho boys' end girls' teams of the Nelson schools last Friday afternoon.

The boys won tliclr gamo with a score of 17 to 4. while tho sirls came away with a score of 13 to 2 In their favor. A rolurn game was played yesterday ntternoon on the Hingo grounds. The teams were taken to Nelson tar tho game there by Joseph Sku-bltz. Frank Zlebert, Andrew Pencil and Albert Urudnlk, who made tho trip in their enrs.

RINGO WANTS STREET FIXED ippeal is Jindo to Washington Township Trustees. sopn .11 event, trust of I l-M It MALM II A USTATK Ft) It SALKThreo" but Idl rigs on 1 2 th and Broadway; will sell all together or separately; sell cheap. Inquire at Leon's grocery. FOU SALE 5 room modern house, basement and furnace, garage, two lots. Inquire 423 W.

Forrst. FOU BALE Choice lots between 20th and 27th Street, between Jop-lln Avenue and Santa Fe railroad. Kasy terms. E. D.

Barker, LelanJ oft. fOft BALK Four-room house, tlflO-t in lights, gnu and water; ffaraire for 2 curs. Will sell my equity. Inquire after 5 p. m.p 102 tV.WMO' FOU 1' A Fi e-rnoni, modern house, E.

lfith Btrcet; immediate possession; ir00 cash, bait ance monthly; must pell. See owner, 2 S. Georgia street. FOR HALE Three lots, 30 feet, good 6-room house with hath; city water and electric lights; chicken house, coa! limine; a very desirable place in Cherokee, Kans. Price $2,250.

One acre, 5-room house, other Improvements, Had Icy, price $850. Four acres, 5-room house, with sUctriO lights; city water, other Improvements. 25th street, I'ltts-burg, price $3,800. Addrcsj Mrs. Nellie Kimrnel, Cherokee, Kans.

FOU SALE Two practically new Pi-room modern bungalows, with basement; close In, and part terms. Good 5-room house, lights, water, and gas; on weft side, $1850, part terms. Four-room houfie with 5 ncres. 2 miles of Pittsburg, $1,550, term. Bert C.

Broodhurst, 12P, K. Third, phone 249. FOR SALE. JONES, 109 E. 4th St.

room modern house with garage on West 4th St. J2.7O0.OO. room modern house on West Fifth Li, $3,000, '2 cash. 8 acres of ground and 3 houses 8 rooms each, close to car line, $Huf. 1 5 room house, close In, on West Park, $2,100.

7 room modern house on East Park, close lo Broadway, $2,500, i Oood 25 ft. lot on Broadway, $1,500. A bargain. 6 room house on Grand, $1,500. Good terms.

5 room modern house with gsr-ago, close In, on West 8th, $3,650. Part terms. 4 room house on East 4th St. $800. cash.

6 room modern house on North Elm. $2,900. JONES JONES. FOR SALE House, 3 large rooms. 2 lots, a blocks north) 1 west of school house.

West Arma. Also Ford car. Inquire after 5 o'clock. Richard Kana. FOR SALE 5 room house, confer lot, 80 ft.

front, well located on 8th. Price $1,600. Terms $300 cash balance $25 per mo. Otto Grecf, over Crowell's. FPU BALK I.1VI3 STOCK 10 FOR SALE, HOUSEHOLD I 1 FOR SALE Entire household fur- nlture.

728 E. 20th. FOR SALE A Columbia phonograph and records for only $75; not a bargain like It In the city. Rock Furniture 712 N. Broadway.

HERE'S a snap Tor someone. We have an ivory bedroom suite that is just as good as tho day It came from the factory, composed of chif-COnettfl with roomy drawers; dresser with large French plate mirror, and 4 drawers and beautiful bed with all steel rails, a genuine before the war bargain at $79. Your credit is good. Rock Furnl- turo 712 N. Broadway.

I you need an extra bed, why not get this folding davenport? a bed st night, an attractive piece of furniture in the day time. Wo have a dandy that has been used but good as new, for only $36. Time if you like. Hock Furniture 712 N. Broadway.

FIGURE with Rock on your lin oleum. It will pay you wn say it will, only 19a a yard. Where in tho world can you duplicate a low price like that. Come see for yourself. Rock Furniture 712 N.

Broadway. FOR SALE Used Garland upright gas range. S35; has IS-lnch oven, f-lnoh broiler. Rock Furniture 712 N. Bros dw ay.

FOR SALE Grey reed aulkey, good as new. See it and you'll buy it. 109 N. Pine St. VARIOUS articles of furniture for pale at 710 N.

Walnut. Mr Foreman. FOR SALE One dlninfr table, Dennis Martin bed complete, one rug 810, and linoleum 6x9. Phone s. Bdwy.

On Cord Tires $1675.00 DsUTwed i i NCHOOL PKOOltAM MAY 12 Closing Day l.ntcrtalruimnt Proiu-isca lo bo One. Dunkirk, May 5. On the night of May 1 2, the puniln of the ichool will give a closing day pro gram and entertainment of songe, recitations and readings. The big feature of tho program will be a clown drill. In two playets entitled, "The Dnrkey Wood Dealer" and "Waiting for the Doctor." Both of these offerings are filled with comedy and funny situations and tho pupils have been rehearsing them until they have their parts about perfect, and a good entertainment la promised.

An admission will he charged, and all money left after paying expenses will be used to buy armoryballs and basebn Us. ALL OLD TEACHERS HlRKD. Local Hoard Did Not Consider Applications Outsldca Onra. Dunkirk, May 5. The members of tn? of education of the uunKii'K KHOOI neia a meeung week and after transacting th routine business and reelected the present corps of teachers for next year.

They are Mrs. Elizabeth Doty, superintendent, with Miss Zclda Knott, Miss A. Montee and Miss Thelma Henderson. There were several applications from, outside teachers, It Is stated by a member of the board, but they were not considered In preference to tho teachers that have been In the schools for some time past and who have given general satisfao-' tlon. "Wre thought it best to let well enough alone," the board member said.

Notel Wear mine 21 was idle this week on account of a broken hoist rope. It is expected to have the rope replaced by the latter part of the week, Miss Rcsslo Walden visited her brother and other relatives Pittsburg Tuesday afternoon, Ben Walden has been employed as shot flrer at Jackson-Walker (mine 16. to fill the vacancy caused by the denth of Anton Splccr. Jess Rogers Is at home for few days visit with relatives. Mr.

Rogers Is traveling agent for an Insurance company with head- QUarttri in Kunsaa City. The Dunkirk schools were dismissed Monday all day in observ-' anro of May Hay. A large num- her of Dunkirk residents spent, the nay in Arma attending tho cele- EAGLES NOTICE. Election of officers, Thursday May 5th. N.

C. SIMION, W. P. Frank Davis, the sign man, removed to 207 E. 3rd St.

tlttl 1 Beautify Your Premises By using our hanging baskets, porch jardinieres and lawn vases for your flowers. For sale at Steinhauser's Flower Shop, 3ell-Atkins, Ridgway Hardware Beasley Miller, Pittsburg Hardware Kettler Furniture and at our plant on North Broadway. Pittsburg Clay Products Co. KtUt SAJiE Five-room house, modern lOllthflUflt close In. 0-room hoUU, to K.

V. H. depot. On paj menu. Phone FOH iih.NT Three-room unfur-nlahed apartmeAt; strictly modem.

40SH S. Broadway. No ohliaran, Plume -838. Mrs. Clfcttda JohlHOtl.

KENT -M odeni tileeping rooms at 111 B. Third. pCt1, lth i in nisi: i ia: light housokeeitlng and sleeping, stnglo or suites. Phono 2ty. O.

Boudlfcot 120 E. 3rd. Ft ItKXT UOI HK 14 Full 11ENTF Hint shed garage. Phone 1 101 S. Bdw y.

I'(U i.Tltl EGGs rl PPLIES III SAVE TIME Advertise that you have eggs or poultry for and go direct to the buyer. These want ads are the matting ground between buyer and seller. Til FF8 that lay and Buffa that pay. Full blood Buff Orpington ftggj for hatching at all times; also thoroughbred baby chick for Bale. W.

First Btreet, phone i i (tnniii.i: mi f6r BA5j5 or Trade for a Ford, an Jc WE HAVE just wrecked a Chevrolet, Saxon Six, CI6 Btllok, Overland, Maxwell, and Studehni Six. See us for parts. We also hi two good milk enws lor si. French's Auto Wrecking i N. LOOUBt.

BARGAINS IN REBUILT CARS. 1 1930 stutss Roadster. 1 118 Grant HuaUater. 2 Nash Touring. 1 Ford Touring, 2 Grant "6" Touring.

1 Blear "4" Touring. 1 Haines "6" Touring. Huick Light Touring. 1 Oakland "0" Touring. 1 Saxon Touring.

2 Mfetz "4" Touring. 1 Ford Truck, 1 2-Ton Nash Truck. 1 Nash Quad Truck. 1 Marion Trmlt. Easy Terms.

O. M. RICHMOND, G09 N. Locust, Automobile Row. WE'LL buy your old automobile, and pay you caah, Pittsburg Auto Parts Corner Fifth and Locust.

"FOR SALE Maxwell, 18 model; price 225; in good running condition. A ddresB 123 W. 21st, FOR SALE Studebaker touring, newly painted in first class condition, $350; must he sold at once. Bell phono 1013. FOR SALE Packard 3 -ton truck, take a Ford, Buick or Dodge in a value.

Wilson Liudsey, Cherokee, Kansas. FOR' SALE Ton ami hall truck! self starter, cheap for cash, or will trade for vacant lot. Call 60S Elast 10th ret-L FOR SALE une touring car, or will trade fur good Ford. Call at 1 410 N- Jopll n. FOR sale 6no Ford ex-tra truck body, good condition, $2U0.

Shorty Gregg, at Jefferson Highway Garage. i It SALE Ford roadster; good condition; good tires; extra, oas-Ings; inner tubes, tools, chains und delivery bed. 4u0 W. Fifth. Phone M0L ns kll 17 see DR.

see BEE when your eyes don't see as good as they will see. Ho makes them see as they should. (U8 n. Broadway. Th Fire Bell Rang Too Many Times Today Not to be insured with Ellis Slamm Cull 122 Do It Now.

STOVE repairs for nil make etoveH by special order. Deruy Hardware I.AWN7rfVETlS sharpened and re-paired. All work guaranteed. Phone 131. ORDISH your Pan Smit'lT $6.00 per ton, and dirt hauling.

402 N. ltouse. Bell ghone FOU KALI; A good til-acre farm, a miles from Centre, Ark, t'0 miles south of Pltteburg. It is In lienton County, tiie banner apple oounty of tho world. Improvements consist ol a good B-room houM.

a hlc harm a frost proof huseuieiu under kitchen. Good outbuildings, onti wator, good fences. There are about acres of good timber and balance of land in cultivation; 15 cares of orchard, from 6 to 12 years old, containing the best varieties of apples, such iih Bladk J'v. Igs, York Imperials and lien DavTa. Tho land lays well and there urc no rocks or hills or waste land and It will ralso any kind of crops grown In Benton County.

It Is clear of encumbrance and toy price Is only J8, 000. 1 will take cash nnd carry back tho balanco any way lo suit purchaser. There re adjoining farms that liavo sold ie past year for more than $200 acre. This place is a bargain, i her for the Investor or tho home ker. If interested in buying a 'I farm, call or write me In ro- 'd to this.

Address Mawhlney, ilberry. Kans. 'I'd owners. Oct one of our carriers fastened on the run. inff board of your ear.

Affords and comfort while traveling, lair electrical and auto ipplles. 107 Fourth, I'Olt plowing, rubbish baullBh, dirt hauling and coal hauling. Call Hell 1597. Professional Cards A. JuIjAIK, 41214 N.

Bdwy. PHYIICIAN AMI IURODON eiioe, 32; if flee 785. Off, Over Pittsburg Drug Co. W. T.

PLUMB Eye Glasses Spectalcs ing In Glrard Saturday ufternoon. 'hero by the local Miss Anna Applno was the guest unions of tho Mine Workers, of friends lb Anna Tuesday after- Mrs- DtwajF Hopkins of Joplln noon, w-as among the visitors here Tueif- Jamea Rudellut was in Glrard Ar- the Burst of Mrs, Will Phil-Saturday, lips. Miss Fannie Mraula was visiting Mr. and Mrs. Will Phillips and In l.dson with friends Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. August Brackett Mrs. Ralph Monterstella and visited In Pittsburg Friday night daughter Ida, was among the vis- wllh friends, iotrs In (ilrard Saturdav I 710 No. Broadway.

VOCATIONAL KEN GET BUSY Vets Untitled to Training Must Act Within Year. Topeka, May B. A statement urging all ex-service men who are entitled to vocational training not to let their opportunities go by default was issued today by Frank E. Samuel, slate aofjutairt of the American Legion. Many veterans, although eligible, have either declined or deferred acceptance of the government's proffer of assistance to Samuel.

"Congress has recently ruled that It Is necessary that vocation al training be either definitely accepted or rejected within a period of twelve months from the date that a disabled man is notified he Is eligible for vocational training. snys the statement. "Exception la made only in cases where the disabled man Is physically unable to outer training within the twelve months specified. "Many men have expressed a desire to defer their training for an indefinite period, and the federal board bus been very lenient In granting such requests. How-over, the present law will make it Impossible for tho board to extend this time beyond the period of twelve months." SPECIAL Thursday, Friday and Saturday, this week lOo buys a half pound cake glycerine soap.

Old prico 20c. See our window. Ash Drug Store. MOTHERS' DAY, MAY 8. Special Mothers' Day records at Botefuhr's.

(First published in the Pittsburg Dally Headlight, April 29, mi.) RESOLUTION. HE IT UNSOLVED BY THK BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF PITTSBUHG, KANSAS: That the construction of an eight (8) Inch tile sewer lateral in Hewer Lateral District No. ISA In Main Sewer District No. 1, which district includes Lots 97 to 102 inclusive, and Lots 117 to 122 inclusive, in Stilwell Place Addition to the City of Pittsburg, Kan-Has. Is an improvement necessary to be done.

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That Iho cost and expense constructing said sewer lateral be paid for by levy of a special assessment upon the lots and parce's of land within the above described district. The cost thereof shall be provided for by the issuance of Internal Improvement Bonds of the City of Pittsburg. Kansas. Passed April 27, 1921. O.

T. JONES, Mayor. Attest LEONARD BOYD, (Seal.) City Clerk. (First published in the Plttsburjr Datly Headlight, April 2, 1921.) RKSOMTION. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE riTY OF PITTSBURG, That tho construction of an eight (8) inch tile sewer 1st era! in Sewer Lateral District No.

21 A In Main Sewer District No. 1. which district includes Lots 48 to KS Inclusive In Smith A Miller 'h Subdivision of Lots 264 to 276 In elusive of Mair ft Ptayter's let Addition, and Blocks 2, 8, 6, 7 of Hyde Jackson's Addition to tht City of Pittsburg. Kansas. Is an improvement necessarv to be done.

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, Thnt tho cost and expense of constructing said sewer latum 1 be paid for by the levy of a special assessment upon the lots and parrels of land within the above described district. The cost thereof shall be provided for by the issuance of Internal Improvement Bonds of the City of Pittsburg. Kansas. Passed April 27, 1921. O.

T. JONES, Attest: Mayor, LEONARD BOYD, City Clerk. burl Sunday night or between i ti Pittsburg ami Valued as a C' A Ptltl0H slgn-keeneake. Anyone finding It phase Practically every properly Inolify Mrs. M.

Conrad. 1011 N. owner In Ringo was sent to Jo- ton Township, asking lhat the road ur.no. newaro, UOKII TO LOAN MONEY TO LOAN on farm nnd city real estate, 418 Commerce Pldg. phone R.

B. Carlton, atONKT TO LOAM On diamonds. Jewelry, chattels, or anything of value, national Loan oui'j 7 to 8, CITY LOANS Will pay you to figure with A. K. Maxwell, at National of commerce.

B1AR3I LOANS Most desirable terms find rule 'I'lmn Mitlt I.kp. National Pank of Commerce. ill SIM0SS SU WE want reliable, energetic men lo Handle mo our fast sell- ing and nationally advertised Ford iiccessury in Southern Kansas ter- ritory. Exclusive contract given, This is ycur opportunity for an In- lependent out-of-door occupation 1B Mrs. Mary Brjtnohl was shopping In Glrard Tuesday.

Mrs. Peter Ruchellat was In Pittsburg Saturday afternoon. Sam Allen was in Olrard Wednesday. Miss Bertha Molly was visiting in Arma Monday. Miss Agnes Yaksha was among tho visitors in Glrard Saturdav afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Totnlk was among the Ringo visitors In Arma Monday. Mrs. Hannah Chelsenlk was the Euest of friends In Franklin-Monday.

Mrs. Victoria Ovnlc of Wor- was a visitor here this tho guest of Mrs. Frank Juki Miss Kutie I'asquler was In Glrard Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Skubltz v.ero visitors at Arma Monday. Miss Paulino May of Arma was visiting In Ringo Friday, the guest of friends. DUNKIRK BItOltE EVEN WITH RADI.FY. Loral Bos Won But Girls Iioet In Armoryball (ianies. Dunkirk, May G.

Tho boys' and girls' armoryball teams of the school here and at Radley broke even in games played here last Thursday afternoon. The boys won their gnme with a score of 5 to 1, while the girls lost to Radley wllh a score of 16 to 4. Both games were well played and It was shown that the teams from both schools will make themselves known In the tournament at Pittsburg next Saturday. DVMUllK LOST BALI. GAME I lie ip Took Long End Fast Con.

test Sunday, I to Dunkirk, May 8. The Dunkirk baseball team played Radley at Radley last Sunday afternoon, winning a fast game, whioa was tunning east and west In front of the principal business houses In Ringo be Improved so It will bo passaoio lor vehicles during wet weather. the matter was taken to (jl0 county commissioners bv committee and they referred them ta their township trustee. "Wo pay a heavy road one of the committee said, "and we not get any Improvements of a any jimo tnat wo should have. Wo have ueked for the improve ment of that particular road but never have had any action." c.

Stocking IIIh Farm. Ringo. May 5. Hugh Lawless was in tho vicinity of Anna and i HOBhl Township last Thurs- SHIU, "but they will all be good some day within tha next year. At least ive are gambling on it." 'aught Ill-Pound Flah.

RisnSo, May 6. Robert Frew and Prank Yarta returned Tuesday from a 3-day fishing trip on tho ilurlng the summer. Are we rep- "ay "no while on his trip bought reaanted your territory? For in- up nine young calves which he formation address Industrial Sales has sent tn Company, 514 Kallwav Exchange rnt to a he Is Kansas City, Mo. by proxy In the Whlto River country In Missouri, near Galena. 'Ihe ranch, while owned by Mr.

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