TITE NORTTT PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
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BAKU: OIL CITY OF THE
CASPIAN
The recent outhrenk of a revolt In
Jlusstu usalnwt the Bolshevik relino
olces aiuoiij: other Interesting inten
tions that of whether Haku, the fjrrat
oil otty of Asln, now surrounded by
ftolshevlk RfivcrninuiitH, will bo once
inore thrown open to world commerce
Thl city In the lieilrt of one of tho
world's Krcntest petroleum HeldH, hns
boon practically bottled up nlnce tho
fall of tho ItUHftlnn empire.
The city of Iluku, built In the form
of tin umplilthenter on the south Hide
of the Apsheron peninsula, which Jut
far out Into the Caspian sen, 1h tho
Tampleo of tho .Slav doiimlii. Two
vast oil Holds, containing more thnn
9,700 wellB, make It the chief oil cen
ter of Europe. During the World war,
had tho Teutonic powcro succeeded In
reaching It hetore the Itrlt IkIi forceH
occupied It, the blow would have been
oven mure senium to the allied caunc
thai) was the seizure of the Itouniunl
pn oil fleldu hy the Oermun army of
occupation.
According to n census the year he
fore the outbreak of the war, Unku
wan a city about the present size of
I'rovldence, It. I., Columbus, Ohio, or
Louisville, Ky, It was the chief city
of the Russian province of tho Mime
nnmo, hut In recent years the province
lias formed a government of Its own
undue the name of the Republic of
Azerbuljun. Unku Is situated in tho
inldst of an unattractive, treeless
plain which stretches along the west
ern shores of the Caspian. The Cas
pian hi 84 feet below nca level, and
Baku rises only .'10 feet nhovo tho
groat inland sea, no that It Is more
than CO feet below tho ocean lovel.
Many centuries ago the Persian flro
worshipers discovered that the nat
ural eases Issuing from fissures In tho
rock near Haku would burn, and
there may be seen, u few mlloa from
the city, the remains of ono of their
ancient temples.
Tho upper part of tho city, corre
sponding to tho hack rows of an
Htnphltheatei', Is the picturesque Tatar
quarter, with Its many narrow lanes
find oriental bazaars. A fifteenth-century
palace of the khans Is In n very
dilapidated condition, and hug been
Bod for many years by the KussIuiih
0 a military magazine. Tho most
(Characteristic structure in the town
)s tho uasslvo Kls Kalo, or Maidens'
(Tower, which rises to a height of 147
feet and which Is now used ns a light
jiouso. It dates from tho Byzantine
period.
Four flftha of nil tho oil produced In
tho Itusslnn empire comes from tho
Baku fields. Tho hlgh-wiitcr-mark of
production was renched In 1002 when
tho output of tho district was nearly
ton million tons of crudu petroleum.
In 10O5, however, there wns n dis
astrous lire which considerably cur
tailed production for a time. Tho
latest authentic figures on production
are those for 1015 when a little more
thnn suven million tons was produced.
Much of tho output of the wells, which
.vary In depth from f00 to 2.000 feet,
was transported by pipe line to lliitum
on tho Illack sen, but Haku Is also
connected by rail with this seaport
as well oh with Itostov-on-tho-Don.
In addition to Its oil Interest, Haku
had drydocks, flour mills, milphurlc
dcld works and tobacco factories. It
was tho chief entrepot for raw cotton,
ilk, fruits, dried Huh, wines and rlco
produced In l'ersla and the Transcuu
casus territory,
Tho town derives its name from tho
nqualls (badkubc) which are frequent
ly very violent on this part of tho
Caspian coast.
A ROMANCE OF BANANAS
AND COFFEE
When the American small hoy eats
bis dally quota of bannnas, and when
his father and mother sip tholr break
fast) luncheon, or dinner coffee, they
are making Important contributions to
the prosperity of fellow Amorlcnns
of whom they know very little tho
residents of the five Central American
ropublica which have lately reached a
preliminary declston for tho forma
tion of a sort of "United States of
Csntral America."
Central America Illustrates striking
ly the effects of geographic factors on
region's development. All tho five
republics He on tho relatively narrow
Isthmus between tho narrow ribbon
Of Panama on the south and Mexico
00 the north. The Spanish settle
xatatu made soon after tho discovery
of America were nil on the Pacific
aide of tho Isthmus, for the most part
DO the plateaus and mountain slopea
und In the mountntn valleys of that
region, which temper an othcrwlso
tropical climate. Practically tho en
tire Atlantic side of tho Isthmus wan
a low plain, covered with a dense
Jungle.
At the time of the throwing off of
the Hpanlwh ynko In 1821, tho Centrat
Amerlcun settlements were an effec
tually cut off from tho United Stnte
ns If they had been many thousands
At inlias .uwny Instead of being only
mt tin Curlbbeun sen. -With tho
settlement of tho Pacific coast of the
United States, the building of the
Pnnanui railroad, and lator tho con
struction of n truns-Mcxtcnn railway,
tho Panama canal, and railways
across Guatcmalu and Costa Itlcn,
Central America has become easily
accessible.
Shortly heforo the construction of
the Panama railroad, coffee was In
troduced Into Central America from
j the West Indies, and wns found to
grow to perfection in the lnva soli on
the slopeM of the volcanic mountains
along the I'nclllc const of most of tho
region. Coffee soon become nn export
of prime Importance and bits brought
much money Into Central America.
The remainder of Central America's
horticultural romance has ns Its mo
tif, the banana. In order that tho
grca't American hunger for that slen
der golden fruit might be appeased,
targe fruit growing and distributing
corporations from tho United Stntes
acquired extensive trnct of land In
the Atlantic plain, reclaimed It from,
tho Jungle, and planted great banana
groves which produce millions of
hunches of bananas yearly.
Tho by-products of this development
have been as valuable to Central
America an the money that has tlowed
directly to laborers and to the gov
ernment. Important cities have
sprung up along tho Atlantic coast,
railroads have been built, and what
Is probnhly most Important of nil. lines
of fast, well-equipped steamers, carry
ing both passengers and freight have
been established between the Atlantic
ports and those of tho United Stnten.
In effect tho bnnana has shifted Cen
tral America thousands of miles clos
er to the outside world.
BATTLEGROUND AND
PLAYGROUND
Tho Crimea was tho sccno of ono
of tho latest nntl-Holshovlk military
efforts from outside Hussla to win
hack a part of that old empire. This
expedition, under General Wrangel
met disaster as had slmllnr forces
launched against the Soviets farther
north, and tho Crimea wus overrun
by the HoIhIicvUcI.
Tho Crlmeun peninsula In which
this encounter took place Is a land
which has aspects known to every
school child. It Is the land of the Cim
merians nhout whom Homer sang In tho
"Odyssey" and from whom tho penin
sula takes Its nnmo; tho land of tho
Crimean wnr, tho slego of Sevastopol,
and the "Charge of tho Light Brl
glide"; the laud In which Florenco
Nightingale first caused efficient, or
dered mercy to have n part in war.
Tho Crimea Is known as "Tho Llttlo
Paradise" to the Tatars, last of the
many races to overrun the peninsula
beforo tho land fell under tho sway
of the Muscovite. A traveler Jour
neying from tho North Is likely to
accept this' appellation, If at all, with
n strong mental reservation as ho
crosses tho nlmost dcsert-llko plains
of northern Crimea ; but onco over tho
mountains that rim tho southern shoro
he will approve tho description with
enthusiasm. There, nature has made
a wonderful garden spot, tho Illvlern
of Hussla, a combination of sen, moun
tains and riotous verdure thnt really
vied with its famed Italian counter
part In tho days when Czarhood wob
In HoWdr. i
Though a part of what has como to
ho looked upon as "cold Hussla," tho
southern shore of the Crimea brought
to tho old empire a touch of tho
tropics. On tho mountain slopes and
In the sheltered valleys grow grupes,
tigs, olives, and all tho tender fruits;
magnolias, bny, and myrtles; and a
profusion of wild flowers and grasses.
That tho delights of Us mild climate
were discovered early Is testified by
the ruins of Greek, Hyznnttne, and
Italian architecture which uro to bo
found among the mosques of tho Inter
Tatars, tho palaces of tho Husslan Im
perial family nnd nobility, and tho
mngnlllcent modern hotels of tho
picnwuro towns to which tho prosper
ous classos of Hussla flocked before
tho World, wur. Yalta, In those cure
freo days, was Hussla's Nice, Now
port, and Miami rolled Into ono; Its
eafo and casino life was as hectic,
gay, and expenslvo an that to ho found
In any of tho world'H pre-war play
grounds. Tho Crimea Is a penlnsulu that
barely escuped being nu Island. It
hangs from the mainland of South
Hussla down into tho Ulack sea, like
a gigantic watch fob shaped llko a
flounder. It Is attached by tho nar
row ribbon of the Isthmus of Pere
kop, a strip of land only three-quarters
of a mile wide und only a few
feet above sea level. On one side Is
tho Hluck sea and on tho other tho
stagnant, shallow, malodorous waters
of tho Hlvatch, or Putrid sea, n la
goon of tho Sea of Azov. This Is tho
only unbroken natural land connec
tion between tho mnlnlnnd nnd the
Crimea, but n fewjmlles to tho cost
u narrow part of tho Putrid sea has
been bridged by tho railroad which
enters tho peninsula.
The greatest width of the Crimea
north and south Is 115 miles, and Its
greatest length from "head" to "tall"
Is 225 miles. It contains about 0,700
square miles, and Is thus approximate
ly the slzo of tho stnto of Vormont or
tho Islund of Sicily. Heforo tho World
wnr lt population was 2,000,000.
Tho Crimea was conquered by Cnth-
arlno tho Great of Hussla In 1771, nnd
remained n part of tho Husslan em
plru until that political entity's col
lapse In 1017. Tho bulk of tho popu
latlon remains Tatar, though there is
an admixture of both Greek and Itat
Ian blood In tho nominally Tatar
people.
IN TURKEY REFORM
SPRINGS ETERNAL
Turkey bids lulr to "come hnck,"
In it limited seuso at least, us a re
sult of the proposed revision of the
Sevres treaty that dismembered tho
Ottoman empire utter tho World wur.
It will bo a chnnged Turkey, to be
sure, hut chdiige Is not new In Uie
country that inherited Mohammed's
religious empire. Paradoxically, Tur
key, though It has a tradition of na
tional Inertia, also Is a land of kalei
doscopic reform, and may bo suld to
react to reforms more discriminat
ingly thnn any other country in or out
of Christendom. The Turks have
adopted some reforms bodily und sol no
partially, und have rejected others
flatly even when tho prertlge of tho
Cullph und Allah's ministers was be
hind them.
Turkey began its existence on a
foundation of reform, the empire in
heriting tho compreliunsivo reshaping
of tho religious and social world in
stituted by Mohummed. It "went
dry" Just 020 yeurs beforo tho United
States, for Its "eighteenth amend
ment" was not uil amendment at all,
but u part, so to speak, of the organic
act when tho empire came Into exist
ence in 1200.
Even In the mntter of polygamy,
looked at askance by tho western
world, Mobumnied und the government
which took up his mantel were re
formers. Tho legal maximum number
of wives was pluced at lour.
Even the Jokes of coffee and tobac
co prohibition that have gone tho
rounds of the American vauduvlllo
stnguienmo near being n reality In
Turkey. Mohammedan scholars ful
minated against tho steaming cup;
und one suitun went so far as to pro
hibit the uso of tobacco, fcurlng that
It wus taking too Arm a hold on hia
people. But tho populace refused to
have the prophet's convennnt chauged
and the bun was rulsed.
Though the reported passing of tho
fez Is looked upon, as a reform which
to western eyes would remove some
thing as distinctively Turkish us tho
star and crescent, the Introduction of
tho gaudy Hkull cup was Itself a re
form effected less thnn n hundred
yenrs ago; and stnunch old Moslems
of thnt time wagged their heads In
wnrnlng ns tho reckless reformers cast
asldo their dignified turbans for tho
now bauble. To tho Turkish Tories
of those days tho fez traveled In com
pany mitllclently dlsreputnblo to damn
It utterly. It wns Introduced forcibly
into tho army by tho Sultnn Mahmoud
II in the early pnrt of tho nineteenth
century along with tight European
trousers and frock coats.
Tho foz and turban types of head
coverings have a definite reason for
existence in Turkey, and It Is to bo
doubted that thoy will bo discarded
entirely, especially for tho brimmed
hat and vlsorcd caps of Europeans.
Mohammedan rules and customs call
for covered heads at prayer; and they
also requlro that at ono stage of pray
er the votary shall touch his nose and
forehead to tho ground, a feat thnt Is
lmposslblo If he wears a hat with a
protruding brim.
PACIFIC ISLAND GARDEN
SPOT
With tho shifting of ownership that
has taken place among the Islands of
the Pacific und the growing Impor
tance of that great body of water in
International affairs, tho holdings of
tho various nntlons in tho Pacific aro
taking on now vnluo. Ono of the most
Important of tho French Pacific pos
sessions Is Tahiti, or the Society Is
lands, with steamship connection to
San Frauclsco and Now Zealand.
They nro described In the following
communication to tho National Geo
graphic society from II. W. Smith:
"Like tho Sninoans, the Society In
lands are of volcanic origin, rising
from tho low bed of tho ocenn, which
lias depths near tho Islands of 1.G00
to 12,000 feet, while tho highest peak,
In the center of tho Island of Tnhltl,
reaches an altltudo of 7,1500 feetl
"Nonr Papeete tho beautiful Fa
tauua valley may bo .visited In an
afternoon. For n good part of the
way a cnrrlago road leads up tho val
ley, offering changing vlstns.
"Why, Indeed, should tho Tnhltlnn
toll? There are great leaves of tho
wl.d 'tare' growing by tho roadside;
tho young lenvea nro delicious boiled,
and tho curious stranger will find
many other now delicacies ojt
tho table tho alligator pear, th'o
baked papya, tho Mantis crab, tho raw
fish, as good as tho best oyster.
"In Tahiti, as well "as In most of
tho South Sen Islands, great numbers
of coconuts nro grown. Tho meat, af
ter belfTg dried Into copra, Is shipped
In largo quantities to Europe. Wo
were much Interested In tho different
methods of gathering tho nuts In va
rious Islands. In Tahiti the nntlvcn
climb the trees with the help of a
strip of green, fibrous bark torn off
tho stein of a hibiscus troe. After
knotting tho two ends togcthor, tho
climber slips his feet hnlf through tho
circle, and standing with his legs
apart, so as to Btrotch the thong tight,
ancends the tree In a sorlcs of leaps,
with a foot pn each sldo of the trunk.
"In Its fresh, green state the coco
nut provides a most refreshing drink,
but ns It grows older tho 'milk hard
ens and forms tho white Inner rind
with which wo nro all familiar. When
dried this Is tho celebrated copra nnd
Is commercially put to mnny different
uses. In Tnhltl It is used for sauces
and for coconut oil. Ono sauce, which
was sorvod with fish, nt a very enjoy-
ablo picnic, although compounded of
ncrnped nut nnd sea-water, was pal
atoblo."
GETTING READY
FOR A NEW WAR
French General Declares Ger
many Is Preparing for
Another Conflict.
Potts Designated by War Department
for Instruction This Summer
Three Grade Are
Planned.
Paris. Marshal Fuyolle, who com
manded tho French group of armies
nt tho buttle of. the Somme, and Inter
cointnnndod French divisions on tho
Italian front, declares thut Geruiuny
Is earnestly preparing for n new war
nnd that unless the allies took firm
action nt once, never would carry out
the Versailles treaty.
"The Germans are pursuing military
preparations In an underhand man
ner," the French warrior declared,
"and the allies must act with determi
nation now, for Inter Germany will be
bo strong thnt we will be untiblu to Im
pose our will upon her.
Approves Irion Relief Movement.
Washington, D. C. President Hard
ing hns placed tho stamp of approval
on the Irish relief movement in tho
United Stntes. In n letter to Morgan
J. O'Hrlen, chairman of the executive
committee of the Amerlcun Commit
tee or the Relief of Ireland, President
Harding declared he wishes the move
ment "the fullest measure of success,"
nnd said the American people would
"never he deaf to the call for relief In
behalf of Hiifferlng humanity."
ANNOUNCE TRAINING CAMPS.
Poets Will Be Denominated as "Red,"
"White" and "Blue."
Washington, D. O. Tentative plnns
for conducting citizens military train
ing camps next summer uro announced
by the War department Instructions Is
sued to the ulno corps area cnmniutid
nrs. Preparations have been ordered
for training approximately 1,200 candi
dates In each corps area, allocations
being announced for either ono or two
camps In each. The number of candi
dates to bo recruited for eacjli urea
was predicated on sufficient funds
being mnde available in the next urmy
appropriation bill.
Of tho throb grades of camps the
department has provided, denominated
"red," "white" nnd "blue," nnd vary
ing ns to Alio amount of technical mil
itary training to bo glveu, the first
grade, It was said, will be emphasized
in the program for tho coming sum
mer. Many Miners Unemployed.
Indlnnnpolls, Ind. Approximately
100,000 members of the United Mine
Workers of America have not done n
day's work since .Tunuury 1, It was
stated at the final session of the exec
utive board of tho union meeting ut
headquarters here. Tho remainder of
the minors aro working on un average
of nbout three days n week It was said.
These figures don't Include thosu un
employed because of strikes In West
Virglnln nnd Wnshlngton.
Measures Taken to .Restore Order.
Berlin. Order bus been restored in
ITnmburg, nnd the communists lnivo
been ejected from the shipyards which
they hnd occupied. President Ebert,
in agreement with the government of
Prussln, has Issued an edict establish
ing mensures to restore public order
In the regions disturbed by the com
munist uprising.
President to See Newspaper Men.
Wnshlngton President Harding lias
announced ho would hold conferences
with newspnper correspondents Tues
day nnd Friday of each week, follow
ing cnblpet meeting. The announce
ment mnrks the formnl restoration of
the prownr policy nt the White House.
Farm Labor Said to be Plentiful.
Washington. Farm lubor Is rela
tively plentiful this year nccordlng to
reports to the Department of Agricul
ture. This situation, It wns declared,
contrasts with a yenr ago when tho
labor supply wns far below tho de
mand. '
Cow Donations Cause Trouble.
Scotlnnd, S. D. A pitched battle be
tween 300 men, alleged to bo members
of Americnn Legion posts of Hutchlu
son nnd Bonne Ilmnmo counties, and
nn equnl number of farmers, was nnr
rowly averted at Kuylor, near here,
when the nllegcd leglonnlres found
thnt their guns numbered but thirty,
while their opponents were urmed to
tho mnn. Tho trouble started when
farmer residents of the two counties
stnrted collecting cows to be donated
and shipped to farmers In Germany.
Will Protest Gold Seizure.
Berlin. Tho Helchsbnnk will stern
ly opposo any attempt by the entente
to seize Its gold reservo to apply on
tho reparations demands. Any such
move, tho bank's directorate Is quoted
as saying, would not only bo Inimical
to holders of German certificates, but
n violation of tho treaty and In contra
dlctton to tho practice observed by
Germnny on French territory nnd tho
French army on German soli, when
deposits In stnte banks wcro treated
ns prlvnto provorty.
j lIsislative hews J
The administration budget system
Mil passed the committee of tho whole
In the lower house. It puts Phil Bross,
Bocrotury of finance nnd revenue, ut
the head of all departments nnd Insti
tutions, empowers lilin to examine ex
penditures and check these expendi
tures when ho finds their continuation
will create it deficiency und gives him
authority to force expenditures for the
purposes set forth for them In appro
priations voted by the legislature.
Establishment of a bureau of crlni
Inal Identification In tho state public
welfuro department, to keep thumb
prints and Itertlllon measurements of
persons urresled or convicted of crime
throughout tho state, to usslst local
oftlciuls In recovering stolen property,
nnd to furnish information when re
quested by peace officers, has been
functioned by tho representative as
sembly. Steps toward acquiring the first
stuto purk in Nebraska were taken In
tho senate when' thut body advanced
to third reading n bill to cancel the
ugrlcultural lease on n section of
school land south of Chndron on tho
Valley Creek road. Senator James W.
Good of Dawes explained that tho
tract wus Ideal for pnrk purposes. A
trout stream runs through tho lnnd.
The Americnn Legion bill providing
u fund of $2,000,000 out of the stuto
treusury to be Invested In Liberty
bonds nnd other securities the Income
from which will be used in furnishing
uld to disabled veterans of the world
war und their dependents, went
through the house on third reading by
u vote of 1)0 to It.
Becuuse the stnto reformatory bill
has been amended to locate the new
Institution "near and In connection
with" the state ponltentlnry, enough
house members withheld their support
from it on final passage to knock out
the emergency clause. The bill passed,
however, without the clause.
The movie censorship bill passed
the house by a vote of 00 to 35 nfter
some of the opponents hnd failed to
make good their threat or promise that
the measure never will become n law.
The bill was held back from third
reading for tho stnglng In the house
of one lust bitter struggle.
The lower house has adopted n re
solution empowering the speaker to
appoint a committee to meet a slm
llnr committee from tho senate to es
tablish the date of adjournment. This
Is looked upon by the older members
of the legislature to Indicate adjourn
ment will como April 15.
Indications that the assessed valua
tion of nil property in the stnto would
be lowered for 1021 are reported by
those who attended the recent meeting
of the stuto board of assessors. It Is
believed that the 1021 valuations will
average 15 per cent lower thnn tho
1020 assessment.
The house hns refused to reapportion
the state for congressmen, supreme
judges, regents or district court Judges.
If the constitution had not mnde It
mandatory it probably would ajso have
refused to reapportion the stnte for
senators and representatives.
The stnto rnllwny commission hns
authorized tho cancellation of the
rule requiring that all boxes, drums
and palls containing goods presented
to railroads should bear the name and
nddress of the shipper nnd description
of tho contents.
The bill nuthorlzlng tho erection of
a $300,000 state reformatory In con
nection with tho state ponltentlnry
passed the house by a vote of 53 to
13 after the emergency clause had
been stricken.
House Holl No. C13, which would
provide Increases In salary for the
state adjutant general and his assist
ants, was defeuted In the lower houso
by a vote of 47 to 34.
The senate, at Its opening session
Monday afternoon, refused to talk ad
journment and washed its hands of
even u sifting committee to speed up
operations.
The co-operative banking lnw has
tho honor of being the first bill out
of the sifting committee of the house,
which shows that the farmers on tho
committee havo not been Idle.
Allegations of excessively low rent
uls for school lands bobbed up again
In the lower house when u bill calling
for the sale of Isolated tracts of school
land of less than 40 acres and town
lots held us school land by the state
wus under consideration in committee
of the whole.
Without n protest tho houso com
mittee of tho wholo recommended for
pussage the co-operative bnnk bill
which has been the chief source of In
terest to tho farmer members of tho
legislature.
Appointment of .7. E. Ilnrt, secre
tary of tho state department of trade
and commerce, ns receiver for the de
funct Castctter bank of Blair, In
augurated n policy that tho depart
ment will follow In future hank fail
ures. Hepresentntlve Nebraska farmers
have gone on record as favoring the
committee of 17b grain marketing plan
ns outlined by speakers. The meeting
was uttended by more tnnn ouu runn
ers und only four negative votes were
cust.
Catarrh Can Do Cured
Catarrh is a local dlseaso preatly Influ
enced by constitutional conditions. It
therefore requires constitutional .treat
ment HALL'S CATAIimi MEDICINE
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the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of
the Brntem. HALL'S CA.TAKHH
MEDICINE) destroys the foundation of
tho disease, elves tho patient strength by
Improving the general health and assists
nature in doing Its work.
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can truly say thoy
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In tablet form also. Send to Dr.
Plorco's Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo,
N. Y.t for a ton-cent trial package.
CIGARETTE
No cigarette has
the same delicious
flavor as Lucky
Strike. Because
Lucky Strike is the
toasted cigarette.
DuirFairy Sodas packed intin
Jo keep the dainty frethnessin
CRACKERS AND CHEESE
always acceptable for lunches
and are especially good when tho
crnckexH nre Iten's Fairy Sodas.
Jntt try rratlnr wmi entm chee on
Ittn's Fairy Soda Crackcra, sprinkling a
little paprika or cayenne, or adding: a llttl
prepared muotard. and then heating; untU
the cheese Just melts.
A can of Fairy Sodas In the pantry help
olre the dally food queatlon In a satisfac
tory and economical way.
Ask your rooer for I-TEN'S FAIRT SODAS
and be sure you CH the cenulns. 4
I How To Start
AStoreOf Your Own
Large wholesale house will furnish
location and show you how to start a
business that develops quick sales and
good profits right from the start.
A little monpv crw n lnn ......
this new kmd of a store. For partic
ulars address
.T. T") Mf til rcciivi
426 W. Randolph Si. Ckieairo. nt
iIstrikeJ
OMAHA, NO. 14-1921.
