Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 16, 1924, Page 8

Photoplay; Read It-in CHAPTER ELEVEN “THE FIGHT ON THE CLIFF” Judith, locked tn the cabin, shrank against the wall as a man's head slowly rose in the window; then a smile replaced her dread. “Why, it’s my friend Armstrons‘s r’ the man at the window “I thought it was burglars or bears in there, and locked the doort There's been lots of bears re lately, stealing grub ing things up!’ the meantime, hanging in the suspended bear nd on escape. and forward he began y caught the rope above his feet. Pulling himself up, he gasped the Iimb, then disengaged himself and slid to the ground, just as the three men who had pursued him dashed into the little clearing. Into the trio he leaped, fighting des- perately, and the noise reached Judith and her companion in the cabin near by. With a shout they started for Bruce, and the three Za bel agents, hearing the nolse of ap proaching Judith and Bruce hurried to the reinforcements, fled into the forest camp, where the meeting was in progress, Backwart to sway, and fina it drove Helen Dayton thing she did at held the he meeting the vote menaced Bruce saved her life nim—and when she heard c eting from her brother re: solved on @ desperate effort to break it up. It succeeded for a time and Helen waited, hoping Judith and Bruce would arrive to turn the tude of affairs. ‘The old mining cable across the canyon was thelr salvation. Bruce pointed it out, and Judith’s com- panion of the cabin, an old miner himself, declared it safe. Bruce and Judith entered the car while the old miner operated it from the cliff. Slowly the old cable car started on ts trip, Helen, in the meantime, waited in the woods, in her hands the book of proxies, which, in the darkness she had snatched from the table in the meeting room. Judith and Bruce, in mid.atr, soon faced a new peril. Two of Zabel’s agents, who had fled from them in the forest, leaped from ambush on the old miner, rolling him down the incline, and began to hack at the cable. Strand by strand it parted, the two in the car watching in agon- ized suspense. Slowly the old miner recovered, raised his rifle, and fired at the pair. With » final slash they separated the stout rope, turned and fled Sut providence, in the form of a miner’s carelessness, iutarvened. A Knot in the cable engaged the pulley. and the car swung harmlessly to the side of ‘he ravine. Bruce had Judith in his arms and out of the car in an instant, and they ‘hurried to the hacienda, Helen, in the shadows outside the house, greeted them as they hurried up the driveway. You are such a wonderful man, Mr. Boyd, I couldn't see you lose out! So I took the proxy boo! she Qeclared, gazing into his eyes as she handed over the volume. Bruce «rasped ‘her hands, thanking her ardently, thought Judith, as a pang of jealousy smote her. But there was little thme for Jealousy—for Bruce hurried into the meeting, armed with the proxies, and in three minutes the vote was taken, and Boyd had won! The next day was resumed with # rush on the railroad; Ralph, whom Boyd suspected, was not discharged —Bruce was too clever for that— but he kept his eye on him. “Go to the crosstie camp and get our ship- ment,” he instructed the youth, “and hurry back.” Bruce was a alittle put out, it must be confessed, by the affectionate greeting Ralph gave Judith, and Judith, remembering how he thanked Helen the night be- fore, perhaps was flirtatious on this occa. on to teach him a lesson. Any- the alr was surcharged with ord when Ralph started with tle train. t the crosstie camp Zabel's work again in evidence He had made a deal for the available ties, and Ralph, under his secret instruc. tions, was prepared to reject any ties given him on grounds of “not up to spectfications.” The misled youth still imagined that adherence to Zabel could win him Bruce's job. The ties are not up to quality; I reject them!” proclaimed the cock- sure youth. ; uce, at camp, received a from the contractor—"That fool rejected the ties you or- go to Zabel”—while to load the ship. alph has ruined us gloomily informed rl smiled wisely ractor 1s a friend of he told him. “I'll just run t p and see what we WOOL SALES SAID SLOW Ww Marc ttempt has bee t the basin 15.—Prac- n made by 1924 wool clip y. Only of the main, on are hold didate for the mayoralty of her “THE STEEL TRAIL” A Continued Story Novelized from Universal See Picture at Wyoming . She Tribune Every Sunday can do.” Before Bruce could an- ewer she wheeled to her horse and dashed {nto the woods. Bruce, grab- bing a motorcycle, followed, But Judith aid not stick to the trafl, and Bruce soon lost track of her. “I'll climb « tree!’ he thought, “and locate her from the top.” Leap- =e from his motorcycle, he climbed all pine and ranged the sur- rounding hillside with his eyes. “Not high enough!’ he muttered, | swinging to the next tree. Below a woodman, resting before felling the big trunk, picked up his axe. Unseen by Bruce, climbing to the top of the tree, he raised the tool, and in several swift blows cut through half the trunk. Rapidly he chipped away the last bits of wood and stood aside. The tree toppled, its branches cracked and, describing a huge semi-circle, the top, bearing Bruce on a frail branch, started its swift journey earthward. (To Be Continued.) —_s—_. ® Two cents per word oF ten cents ber line. NO AD LESS THAN 30 CENTS. 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Write Dept. 895, American Detective System, 1966 Broadway, N. Y. 1229 Seventeenth pes esa bon Lea eae DON'T spend your valuable time looking for a place to rent, come and buy you a lot in Edgerton, W: new houses going up every, ‘ ‘A look will convince you this is the best town in the field for the} oil man tg locate; contract being} awn up to get gas from the E. Witliaras Oll company; easy terms on all lots, 10 per cent dis- ‘Thomas Guaranteed hosiery; 27 different kinds; latest spring styles, and colors; your size in free out- income by typing authors’ manu-; ber training. Send for catalog. Moler} | Bicg., Cincinnati, | | Take time enough | You will fing: competent eously and efficiently. Your patronage is solicited. May we serve you? McKinley and Yellowstone SALESMEN WANTED EXCLUSIVE distributors; sensd- tional New Talco Kettle Corn Popper; name territory wanted; high class; big money for the right ert Tatbot Mfg. 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WANTED—17,200 salespeople now; make big money selling Watkins nationally advertised household products. can too; established 1868; resources $15,000,000; branches all over U. 8S. and Canada; rare chance just now for city sales deal- ers, men or women, il or part tme, in city of Casper and else- where. Write today for our practi- cal, sure money-making plan. J. R. Watkins Co. Dept. 98, Winona, Minn. $375 MONTHLY introducing latest style insured hosiery; must wear or replaced; 64 styles, 27 colors; the rs and shades for Easter no experience or capital needed. just show samples we fur- nish; take orders, wo deliver and collect; pay you daily. Mac-O-Chee Hosiery Co., Drawer 4670, Cine.n- nati, Oblo. AGENTS—Make $10 to $20 daily. selling small kitchen necessity’ over 200 per cent. sells rapid'y everywhere to nine out of ten wo- men; new plan makes sales easy. Premier Manufacturing Co.,. Dept. W2, Detroit, Mich. STYLISH shoes direct from factory to wearer; simple and quick sell- ing methods; profits large, commis- sions dal, real salesmen wanted. StyleArch Shoe Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. SELL *Fashion-wear” stylish shirts; factory to wearer; popular prices, exclusive patterns, profits Cally. Write for free ‘samples. “Fashion-Wear” Shirts, 1200 Jack- son, Cincinnat!, Ohio. MEN wtih ambition, Mdustry and smal capital can make more money selling Rawleigh's Quality | Products direct to consumers in Fremont county or other Wyoming counties. We teach and keep assist- ing you to make practically every family a steady satisfied customer. give age, occupation, references. W. T. Rawleight Co., Dept. 359, Free- port, Iu. NOW YOU can make $10 dally sell- ing Mary Rose frocks, factory to wearer; charming spring styles: quick sales: Rodasl Co., 406 Rodasi count for cash, See M. F. Keefe or Philo Kinnear at Edgerton, Wyo. HELP WANTED—MALE AND | FEMALE WANTED—Young men and women, $18 per week. Ask fc den, 534 W. Yellows: mn: WANTED—Men, women and child- ren’s hair cutting 35c. Under Grill Cafe. HELP WANTED—FEMALE between 11 and 12 a. m SALESMEN WANTED SALDSMEN tion agenc supervise —_ prospec’ proposition good fc yearly; full tive — salesmen;| $6,000 to $3,000] commission paid da on receipt of business: monthly bonus. gnly ten write or wire your application Pt immediate nu Finance ( 50, ; AGENTS—$30 GIRLS—Learn marcelling under} direction of Betty her-| w forming. Phone 467J/ Betty's Beauty| ger Bldg. | MARCEL url, $1. Appoint-| ] ments at your home. Call s50J daily representing factory; electric lighted vanity cases; <faatert seller out; pay ad- anced; we de‘iver. Write for sam- . Gokismith. 29 S, Clinton, Chi- cago. POSITIONS WANTED LADY wants position as bookkeep- er-stenographer, ten years’ exper- fence, part or all time. P. O. Box 531. HOUSEKEEPER who 1s experi- enced wants position hotel or a rooming house in or out of the city. Box B-394, Tribune. WANTED — By young lady with four years experience in clerica! work; best references, Call 2714J1. | LADY desires position as house keeper, chambermald or cook. Phone 1631R. BOOKKEEPER, young man_thor- oughly experienced, best of ref- erences; desires position in Wy: ming. Address P. A. Bartlett, 1 N. Weber, Colorado Springs, Golo. SERVICES OFFERED BRING in your old batteries that won't take a charge; I will charge them while you wait. Art Gaylord’s place, 240 S. Wolcott. PRIVATE DETE@TIVE work done. Civil and criminal investigations; making $1,000 you an too; electric . Write; tree sample offer. tric, 2124 Hudson, Chicago. month. all work p done. 1 O. Box 15 if | CALCIMINING and painting neat- ly done, prompt service; work is Suaranteed. Phone 1860J, SERVICES OFFERED WOMAN wants few more buncles of washing, rough dry or finished; ‘work guaranteed. Phone 2717R. FOR SALE—AUTOFOBILES USED FORD CARS Priced For Quick Sale—Easy Terms Runabout — $40 Runabout, light delivery ———...$50 Runabout’ ~. ‘$100 Runabout, 1 TY ~-----$175 Runabout, new paint, new top good rubber ---.__---_--___$225 Runabout, many extras ----..$250 Runabout, like new, many extras, ae $350 Touring §~---~---. 5 Touring ------_-. $125 Touring ---------.--------—-__$150 Tourng, many extras ~~ __...$175 Touring, new top, new paint $290 Touring, new paint —— $350 BoE sais ease 3100 Seu good ~~... Caan ett) demonstrator. Bus, starter, 1923 model; a bar- gain. It will pay these you to compare values before buying, will trade. See Alexander at THE SERVICE GARAGE 1016 East © Street. FOR SALE—1921 Dodge first class Weitere ‘s300, Phone 2097R. 359 S. Oak. BEFORE eel ing or painting, have dents in body and fenders Femov: de, made same as new, smal) factory man. Warne & Crosby ‘Mo- su Co., 436 W. Yellowstone. FOR SALE — Ford touring, 1917 model, perfect condition, shock absorbers and lots of extras, good cunn ng order $125 cash will buy this car. Phone 2717R5. USED CARS Twenty good cars ready for sale. Bargain prices on all of them. It will pay you to visit cur used car department. : 1922 Chalmers Touring Extra Good Condit.on 1919 Chalmers Touring Good Condition 1921 Chandler Touring Extra Good Shape. 1921 Oldsmobile Sport Nice Condition 1919 Studebaker Special Good Shape 1921 Dodge Touring Extra Good Condition 1920 Dodge Touring Good Shape 1922 Maxwell Touring Extra Good One 1922 Maxwell Roadster Now in Paint Shop 1919 Buick Six Winter Top 1923 Ford Touring 1923 Ford Roadster 1922 Ford Roadster Good Shape KENNEDY MOTOR CO, Phone 909 0. W. Yellowstone FOR SALE—Late 1923 model Olds- mobile Four touring, priced right; terms. Wyoming Oldsmobile Co., 454 E. towstone. Phone 1963. WE HAVE a nearly new Dodge se. dan to put in as first payment on a five-room house, must be modern and in southwest of town. Baker. Grude Investment Co., Phone 1189. LATE model Ford sedan, just been overhauled; will sell this on easy payments or will trade for equitics in houses or anything of value, Western Realty Co, P. & R. Bldg. Phone 2490. fet ackiattina tae essumen n than to TSN'a show pout tho aft odete ta 1RUDSON, BS sain 1 ahilps At rao Searicialg EARS nck SER ES dea toe R. N. VAN SANT MOTOR TRUCK AND CAR SALES Phone 1406 FOR SALE—AUTOMOBILES Donée Brotners ‘DEALERS SELL 600D USED cars We have a New Car it and a Used it but show the buyer of a new Good Values for Today— DODGE BROTHERS. Late Model Tourings, high hood, reconditioned ~... $625 to bed 1923 Business Cou} at ..--. a= = — $500 1921 Touring. ----___-_- 1922 Roadster —_---_-_ 1919 Touring, repainted, recon- dit:oned $250 1922 Scree high ercial $425 1923 one and one-half ton Gra. ham truck +---_---__--__$350 BUICKS 1922 Model Six Cylinder tot t Model Superior Sedan $675 NASH 1923 Model Six Cylinder Tour- ing, cut down ~-___..____$350 FORDS a Sedan -__.. (3 ------$200 921 Touring, starter ion Roadster, starter -___$175 1917 Touring ~-.-.-_.__.___$50 Coliseum Motor Co. OPEN SUNDAY 131 E. Fifth Phone 724 reste SALE—1922_ Ford roadster, cheap. 246 S. Center. DEPENDABLE USED FORD CARS PRICED TO SELL Bug --. $75 Runabout —--$100 Runabout —-.—~. $250 Runabout, like new ----...$350 Touring -----—...-.-.._$50 Touring --~$110 Touring --. $250 Touring, ike new $350 Sedan --------_-___________$400 ‘Truck woo --- === + --- $200 EARL C. BOYLE 125-131 N. Center Terms if Desired. 1923 Buick Stx touring, overhauled; new tires 332 -Deick Ate: towtag, good/oonst. Sean | 7 T:) 1919 Buick Six touring roadster, oudaiar, sod paint, rp i 2 1920 bonne rg Bix 00d conditidn 1922 Hudson, seven passenger $600 SEE THESE BEFORE You DECIDE condition, Uke new, run’ 2400 miles. Phone 2679W. Ford Coupes Ars model, in beautiful conditior: jot a dent or bump on the whole pee sapolates ng shows little or no wear; five tires; Clymer spot light; Price $465, $155 down. 1924 model, new style body, cost $700; hard to tell from new. Yours for $550. pay one-third down. Ford Tourings 1922 model, starter, demountables, good rubber, motor good; price $285, $95 down. 1918 touring with winter. top, ceptional condition, $185, $60 down. ex. Ford Ton Truck New motor, good tl: platform body, all for $350. JEWETT cab and 1923 TOURING Disc wheels, new varnish, motor is fu’! of pep; here {s your chance to get one of the popular cars for $925, one-t le Dodge Coupe 1922 model, five tires, Westing- house shock absorbers in’ front and platform springs in rear. Price $750. perfect ition, many extras, a} real buy, $525. Patterson Oakland 1! Co., 540 'E. Yellowstone. FOR bpm ems Ford touring, re- tires, completely $225. "340 EL Patter. Yellow- |, late model, in ‘will take small FOR SALE — Registered bull puppies. 1083 8. Spruce. oe town. 8. FOR red et, 2 eess, sremtng. 1155 8. FOR SALE a on ee dog 2495M. FOR SALE—1 Lawn dressing deliver. ed, $3 a load. 1244 Boxolder. Phone 2391J. ——————$—<$ui —__. BE A MILLIONAIRE? One mf German marks 25c; one hun beri ee One thousand million $2.) Dot 1836 N. Eighteenth St, Philadelph Pa. FOR SALE—Latest improved Sing- er sewing machine end buffet at reduced price for quick sale. Phone 2037M. 502 East LL FOR SALE—54inch walnut dining euitble, goed as new. 1320 8. Box- der. oak buffet, like new, half price, Call at store, in and} Midwest Heights. a FOR lost complete line of used furniture in the city, mat- tresses remade like new; five en- amel front gas ranges at half the price of new. Bailey Furniture Co., 326 W. Yellowstone. Phone 1617J. FOR SALE—New high class furni- ture with privilege of renting new five roam house. 134 W. Tenth. Phone 2680. FOR SALE—White enamel child's erfb and pad $12.75; wicker duo- fold $37.60: 3 used duofold, oak $25: 00d u: at $16.50; new | # se eae ‘nish’ rome at $18.75; bed, springs and mattress at day beds and pads at $14.25; new kitchen cabinets at $29.50; 27x54 Axminster rugs at $4.25; 6x9 tap- estry at $16.80; Armstrong heavy print al $1.2) fringed window shades at $1. Hunter-Goll Co., 241 W. First. Phone 986J. FOR SALE—9x12 Axminster rug. 615 S. Lincoln. FOR SALE — Large mahogany dresser, with mirror, good condi- tion. Phone 1981. PHONOGRAPHS, PIANOS, ETC FOR SALE —No. 14 cabinet Vic- trola wtih excellent also set of trap drums. 735 inley, FOR SALE — Brunswick phono- graph, nearly new, lot of records. 153 N. in. FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOUS | FOR {a pmatcaay Per aoc Ww. Ss. ‘Kimbat" . Kimball bait Dee ‘store. FOR RENT—Sewing mach'nes, $3 per month. Ca’! Brooks, 660 East H. Phone 1648W. WANTED TO BUY rags Sc pound. office. BUY—Algnest cash paid for second hand -furni- pare Brooks 660 East H. Phone WANTED TO BOY, Secon hand furniture. If you have anything to trade or Phone 249 Harned Furniture Co., 234 S.. David. FOR RENT—GARAGES ‘Western Bldg. Phone for anything of value. Realty Co. P. & R. 2490. SOME REAL GOOD BUYS IN USED CARS One 1922 ING 00T OE meee meer wane mn ies| five passenger Nash tour- $900 One 1922 eoven-paspenger Nash USED CARS | ®srse"ae eg 1922 five passenger se- eos 11) One 1921 Ford touring --——-$125 Chevrolet 1923 coupe ~—~..--.$550|One 1921 Baby Overland Piuaues eae Sr A RE TNE SS a 2 21 ipa Le nica One 1922 Buick seven passenger Ford, 1923 coupe $425| touring ---------- Tey $750 Ford, 1923 sedan $475|One Dodge Commercial --—-_$300 Ford, 1920 sedan -—-—-____-__$825 Ford, 1920 touring -------_---$175 Ford 1920 touring $225 Ford, 1922 romdster ----.-_._..$275 LIBERAL TERMS Wyoming Oldsmobile Company FOR. SALE—Buick roadster, good condition, $225, $50 down, $26 per, month, Phone 639. Nash Casper Motor Co. 146 S. Kimball Phone 1818 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE — A _ Hoover vacuum cleaner and Phone 42 two burner 7M, gas plate. FOR SALE—National cash register, five gallon coffee urn, 10 wire ten counter stools: gas hot! hotel coal | shape, Phone’ chairs, cake plate, single oven; range, all in good 20163, | cy. Durbi: res. all ‘hird down. a WANTED TO FOR gar att Dodge touring in| price | EAS, | FOR RENT—Garage, $6 per month. 150 N. Park. POULTRY FOR SALE—Three thoroughbred White Leghorn roosters; very finest strain. Phone 1951R. COLUMBIA HATCHERY P. 0. Box 1102, Denver, Colo. We can fill your oréer for any quantity of Baby Chicks; 17 varie jes, standard bred. We have the largest und only electric hatchery n Denver, capacity over 10,000 per week. We guarantee live delivery and prepay parcel post. se for wices and full particulars. LIVESTOCK on FOR SALE—Splendid ‘Jer: will be rresh April 8; mk very! rich in butter fat. Call 993. ROOM AND BOARD a ROOM AND BOARD family for four men, in private dis- tance, Phone 1215MJ, — REST 30c meals in town. 163 N. Wolcott. The Busy Bee, oT FOR RENT—Room and board in modern very Ph home, good meals, rates reasonable. on CY bus line. © 1633R, — BOARD and room $10 per week; house. all modern; on bus lne; nice single bed. 634 CY. nm of WANTED TO BUY—Clean cotton| Apply Tribune; cow; ROOM AND BOARD — ee Co aire orvmarried couple 210 N. Jackson. Phone 650. rly taralabed front room on bus Une, meals if desired, couple preferred. 637 CY. Phone 1255R. i modern private home; terms in reasonable. Cal! at 542 CY. Phone 1396. FOR RENT—ROOMS ROOMS at the Antlers, exclusive, moderate, gents. 616 S. Wolcott ———— FOR RENT—Furnished room tn pri- vate home. 418 E. Thirteenth, Phone 1625W. FOR RENT—Furnished room, one block from CY. 1025 S. Spruce, Phone aw. FOR RENT—Large front joining bath. 725 8. Ash. Pre detec ramets neti x t= SEE ES FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room. 533 S. Park. FOR RENT—Si ms with bath in modern » board tf de- sired, good home cooking. seca made bread, pie and cake. Me Kinley. Phone 1509M. If YOU want a desirable room, j__ close In, don’t fall to call at 615 South Durbin after 5 o'clock, Satur day or any time Sunday. FOR RENT—Very desirable room, next to bath for office man. Phone 1564J. FOR RENT—Nicely furnished sleep- ingroom, adjoining bath; in new home, few steps from bus ‘line, pri- vate entrance, privilege of laundry. 1134 8S. Beech. Phone 1952J. FOR RENT—Sleepingroom, next te bath, close in and reasonable, 745 E. Fourth. Phone 1639M. FOR RENT—Nice front bedroom on paving and bus line. Residence Phone 751W. Office Phone 333. FOR RENT—Ideal bedroom, next to bath, $25 per month. 339 W. ‘Twelfth. room, ad, privilege, very reasonable, on South David. Phone 2493, FOR RENT—Moéern sleep! Teasonabie rent, close in. 713 B. Second. FOR RENT — A nicely furnished room with good heat, $20 per month. 642 8. Lincoln, Phone 2661. FOR RENT—Nice bedroom, close in, hot water, al] the time. Phone 2425. FOR RENT—Sleepingrooms, plent: of heat, close in also bachelor's room. 430 W, Midwest. eo REN eke sleeping, oc, ent, outside en- trance, Second street bus, two and one-half b'ocks; Evansville bus See eee $15 per month. Phone 2456) a FOR RENT—WNicely furnished mod- ern Sleepligrocm,, adjoining bath, 431 S. Linco'n, FOR RENT—Very desirable single etlgepingroom, in modern home, is close in. for one gentleman; $16 per month. 701 8. Beech. Phone 2599. . yoteicetielbdbed aT a FOR sot rey Al | FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms, adjoining bath. 725 S. Ash. FOR RENT—Two rooms for lHght housekeeping, gas and lights fur- ips $35 per month, adults. 773 FOR RENT—APARTMENTS FOR RENT—Jackson apartments, two-room apartments, furnished; under new management, all neat, clean and convenient. on bus ‘lin very moderate price. See them at the apartments or phone 1872W, FOR RENT — Three-room nished partment, close i month. 415 S. Park. A. P. Realty Co., 312 B. ——$<$_ FOR RENT—High c’ass threeroom unfurnished apartment, well -lo- cated. Call 2268R. pester ————_—_. FOR RENT—Strict.y modern com- SY, furnished apartment. 719 Madison. Apply Apartment 3 Bhan 1229M. ———<—$——<—_—_— FOR RENT—Attractive three-noom unfurnished Gay apartment with Murphy bed, gas range, fireplace In livingroom, one and one-half blocks east of State Hopital on First and St. Botolph. Phone 1967M. —— FOR RENT — Modern two-room and bath apartment, unfurnished, downtown; steam heat, laundry fa- cilites. Apply Tribune ent No. 3. FOR RENT —Beautiful furnished three-room apartment, all new furniture, never been used; gas, telephone, heat furnished, $100 per month, close in; on pavement. Tel. 2356W: —— es FOR RENT—Two-room modern fury nished apartment, gas and lights included. 118 S. Jefferson. re eS FOR RENT—Attractive three-room unfurnished apartment, hardwood floors, built-in features. Inquire at 104 N. Washington. eee FOR RENT OR LEASE—F rst cla: three-room steam heated, furnish- ed apartment. located, close in on bus line, first c’ass in all respects. Call 2197R or 1518. — FOR RENT— Two-room furnished apartment.113 N. Lincoln. FOR RENT— Three-room strictly modern apartment, birch finish: steam heat; fine location. P] 734R. ee FOR RENT—Three-room furnished apartment, near East Seoond, $45 per month. Phone 2214. $< ___ ne FOR RENT—Five rooms anc bath: large porch, bul't-in features. on block north of Kenwood; bus at Twelfth and Jackson. 1055 8. Jack. son, | FOR RENT—Apartment and age, s 530 S. Center, gar- Phone 2177J. FOR RENT — Unfurnished three- ropm, modern basement apart- ment, located at 1183 W, levent Phone #44W, aR a modern * “t 22a“ Seo