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TWO CARS DERAILED
When Pittsburg Train Hits a
Broken Rail near Here but
No One is Injured.

Baltimore and Ohio passenger train
No. 3. from Clarksburg TO Pittsburg,
struck broken rail at Middleton, a
few miles north OF here, at $40
o'clock Thursday morning. and the
baggage and mail cars were derailed.
No one was hurt.
Passengers and mail were trans
ferred to interurban cars and taken to
Fairmont. at which place a train was
made up to take them to Pittsburg.
Trains Nos. . and 81 were CONSOLE
dated at Fairmont and detoured to
Clarksburg by way of Grafton.
Officials of the company said Thurs
day morning that they hoped to have
the track cleared by o'clock Thurs
day afternoon.
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Narcissus Club Meets.

A very pleasant meeting OF the Mar
cissus Club was held Wednesday af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. Harry
l.eulliette at Northview. The diversions
Of the afternoon consisted OF regular
business meeting Of the club. fancy
work and some splendid music. At a
seasonable hour. dainty refreshments
were served by the hostess.
Those who enjoyed the afternoon
we're Mrs. A. w. Eshenfelder, Mrs
Eugene ROLAND. Mrs. Jesse Snyder
Mrs. A. Malfregeot. Mrs. Frank Swish
er. Mrs. Bert Stamm. Mrs. ]. C. NAL
fregeot and the hostess.
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KISSING
Is Resented by French Marines
by the Arrest of Fifteen
Greeks.

LONDON, Oct. l9.-Fifleen arrests
were made by French marines in The
streets OF Athens Tuesday night after
they were Missed as they were march
ing through one Of the principal thor
oughfares. according to the version OF
the incident given by the cnrrespnn.
dent at Athens Of the Exchange TeIe-
graph Company. The arrests werc
made in the course of a bayonet charge
which dispersed the demonstrators
says the correspondent. who adds that
Greek troops witnessed the occurrence
without interfering.
The Greek cabinet has protested
against the arrests.
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ALIVE AND WE'LL
Is Lieutenant William ThaW
and Not Killed as Previ-
ouSIy Reported.

PARIS, Oct. l9.-At the Paris
home of Lieutenant William Thaw
Of the Franco-American aviation
corps. II was said that the lieutenant
was alive and well. He arrived during
the night from the front TO attend
the funeral tomorrow of Sergeant
Norman Prince OF the Franco meri-
can corps. who died as the result Of
injuries sustained in raid over
southern Germany.
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less DAMAGE
Is Caused in Alabama and
Florida by Hurricane Than
That of Last July.

MOBILE. Ala. Oct. Southern
Alabama and western Florida were
recovering today from the hurricane
which swept out from the gulf across
this coast causing two deaths and
property and marine loss Although
The wind attained n greater velocity
than that which accompanied the
storm OF last July. both Mobile and
Pensacola, the chief cities in the hur-
ricane's path. suffered far less dam
age. The total loss IN the two cities
probably will not exceed 100000.
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TRAIN BANDITS
Are Being Watcher For by
Many RanChmen and
Deputy Sheriffs.

BLISS. okla, Oct. l9.-Ranchmen
from several counties reinforced by
deputy sherifIs waited Thursday for
some signs from the ravine where Il
is believed the men who Wednesday
night robbed the Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Re express train took refuge
Preparations for siege had been made
but II was expected that the robbers
in the hope Of liberty would make n
dash and precipitate fight. Rumors
said the bandits obtained loot OF
$4,000 but this was based on con
lecture.
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NAME CANDIDATES.
isFaelAL 70 ma IELEaRAui

WESTON, Oct. 19.-Candidates for
the Lewis county board of education
were named Wednesday night at con-
ventions held here by the Democrats
and Republicans. Frank e. Jarvis,
present member Of the board, was
named for reelection by the Repub-
licans. while the Democrats nominated
William ]. Locke, former member of
the board.
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GAPTA!N K!LLEl
When British Steamer is Sunk
by Submarine but His
Body is Landed.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10 Dispatches
TO the state department today report
the sinking OF the British steamer
Kennett by a submarine and the land
ing Of the body OF its captain. The
sinking of the steamer Damia, pre-
sumably Norwegian, also was reported
sunk by submarine, and the Swed-
ish steamer Norma was reported dis
abled south of Drogden light by its
propellers becoming entangled in nets
stretched by the British TO trap sub
marines
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GERMAN SUBS
viii Operate in the Future in
the Western Atlantic Says
a Cologne Paper.

AMSTERDAM, Oct, l9.-Thc volks
Voitung OF Cologne says:
German submarines will operate in
the future in the western Atlantic.
They will visit the well known shin
ping routes around the ports OF Nan
tucket island and will sink British
merchantmen after giving the crews
opportunity 10 save themselves"
The newspaper believes this activity
viii influence the supplying OF food.
especially grain, bacon and lard, to
England.
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DurlIIE no SPEAK.

Attorney G. H. Duthie will address
public meeting in the auditorium
of the school house at Adamston this
evening al 1880 o'clock on "The So
ciallst Party Platform and the Bad
Results Arising from Capitalism as
Now Employed. Everybody is in
vited.
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TEUToNs PUSHED BACK.


BUCHAREST, Oct. 19.-Rouman-
ian troops are pushing back the in
vading Austro-German forces on the
Pennsylvania frontier. At Praedel,
according to the official Roumanian
statement issued today, the Rou-
manians drove back Teuton units be-
yond the border. The Roumanians
also claimed to have gained ground
in the Brandeflle.
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TO ARM VESSELS.


BERLIN. Oct. i9@The Kriegs
heltung. the evening edition of the
Lokal Anzeiger, publishes a report
that the British have ordered the
arming of all merchantmen and saws
that as a result Germany may he
forced TO take up a sharper subma-
rtne campaign with consequent en-
dangerment of German-American re-
lations.
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CORPS TO MEET.

All members Of the Denham drum
corps are requested to meet at 7:15
o'clock this evening at the Main
street bridge. BY order OF the presi-
dent. who will accompany them to
Trinity Methodist Episcopal church,
coiored. for a chicken and waffle sup
per and program.
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GAINES TO SPEAR.

Former Congressman Joseph Holt
Gaines. chairman of the Republican
state executive committee. will spend
Saturday, October %, in Mercer county,
winding up the day with a big night
meeting at Bluefeld according to an
nouncement made at Republican state
headquarters Thursday morning,
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G. B. Erwin is here from Weston.

G. B. Erwin is here from Weston.
Paul L. Goldey. of Parkersburg, is
a guest at the Hotel Gore.
]. A. King, OF Parkersburg. is here
on business mission.
w. S. Wilkinson, of Wheeling, is
a city business visitor.
]. r. Burt is here from Manning
ton.
Albert witt, of Elkins, is in the
city on brief visit.
James =. Cutlip is here from Wcs-
ton.
E. B. Hardesty, of shinnston. is a
city visitor.
W. NJ. Miller. of Parkersburg, is
guest at the Waldo.
$. R. Martin was here from New
Martlnsville Thursday.
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PERSONAL

Marcus /. RibIett. of Lumberport,
former member of the state legisla-
ture. was a visitor here Thursday.
Hugh w. Ragland is here from
Petersburg.
W. j. Satterfield. of Morgantown,
IS a business visitor here.
David Ruckman. Of Philippi, is
transacting business here.
]. c. Roane, of Weston, was a
business visitor here Thursday.
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FRENCH PROGRESS.


PARIS. Oct. 19-south of the
Somme between Biaches and La Mai
sonette. the French made further
progress last night, 1t was announced
officially today. All the gains
achieved yesterday were held in the
face of several counter attacks.
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SAVING BABIES.


MILWAUKEE,. Oct. 49," Saving
the babies" is the keynote Of discus
sion before the American Association
for the Study and Prevention of In
FAINT Mortality In It's seventh annual
meeting which opened here today.
More than 200 delegates are attend-
Ing.
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NO LOOT is SECURED
SAY ROAD OFFICIALS

OKLAHOMA CITY. Oct 19-Ac-
cording to officials Of the Wells
Fargo Express Company. no loot was
obtained by the bandits who last
night held up an Atchison- Topeka
and Santa Fe express train.
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MORE FRENCH LAND.


ATHENS, Oct. ia further de-
tachment of French marines was
landed this morning. The com
mander demanded the use Of the
parliament and university buildings
as barracks.
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TAKE OFFENSIVE.


BERLIN. Oct. 19.-German troops
took the offensive yesterday in Volhy-
mia and captured Russian trenches on
the west bank Of the Stokhod, II was
announced here Officially today. Rus
sian attacks near Bubnow were re-
pulsed with heavy losses.
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SPIRITED FIGHTING,

PETRoGRAD, Oct. Spirited
fighting in yolhynia in the region
east of Vladimir-volynsk is reported
today by the war Office which says
the Russians repulsed several at
tacks.
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HALLS PACKED.


SAGINAW, Mich, Oct. 10
Charles f. Hughes delivered
two speeches here and al Bay
City Thursday before audiences
that packed the halls where he
spoke. The nominee assailed
the administration for the TN
derwood tariif and the Adam
son law and repeated his denial
Of the charge that a vote for
him meant vote for war.
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RAIN FALLS.


LONDON. Oct. 1a-"Rain fell
heavily during the night" says to-
days official report from the French
front. "Raiding parties entered the
enemy trenches near Loos. other
wise there is nothing to report"
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ALLIES REPULsED.


SOFIA. Oct. 19-The repulse of
Allied attacks with heavy losses on
various points of the Saloniki front
is reported in an official statement is
sued by the war office today.
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Sudan grass yields from one TO eight
tons Of cured hay to an acre.
Lace was known in Venice at an
early period, and was not unknown
to the Greeks and Romans.
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SNOW FALLS.
tss Asnee,.Trp snrnn

OMAHA, Neb.. Oct. ia rain
and sleet stor mwhlch lasted most OF
the night turned TO snow here this
morning. The storm extended prac-
tically over all OF South Dakota,
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A COLD FACT.

Our opponents have insisted
that they protected the rights
Of smaller states, that they have
treated small states in the same
manner as great states. What
will be said OF Santo Domingo
and Hayti? What is the record
in Mexico? The fact is that we
have interfered ye&atiously in
matters that did not concern
US, while we failed utterly to
protect the rights of Amer
lean citizens.-CHARLES E.
HUGHES.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-17

Yesterdays local sellers The advance was
held in check by rather heavy Liverpool sell
ing Of late months. presumably on fresh
straddle account bat the buying in the Eng
lish market against these sales was reflected
In steRdy cables and after the close abroad
shut out nrbiirnge business. prices here
proved more sensitive TO support. The de
mand for May aud July from spot houses
continued and there was also considerable
covering Dcmoud tapcred off somewhat
when the market reached .0ic for May.
l2.2ic for July and - 3ic for October. or
terai pressure developed however and the
close was within or points Of the best
Comparatively little news was received with
reference to the southern spot situation and
there was no southern selling here Of conse
uueurr during the day. II was reported that
ocean freight room for 10000 bales had been
booked at Galveston for Liverpool at ~ so
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-17
M[AlR METS
FINANCIAL
Financial Statement.

NEW YORK. March l6 Manipulation
was u more obvious feature Of today : ir'
regular market. various speciultes being
lashcd into furious activity at times, whist
standard stocks were barely steady or back
ward | lnitcd States Steel led the erratlc
movement advancing u point to siA IT'S
best quotation for the proseu period, but
reccdinr later in common with other prom
inent issues.
Cruciblc Steel was second 90 United states
Steel in point OF activity, but extremely
feverish, rising Il to aNl2 aud falling back
.. closing at gGss. Other conspicuous tea'
lures included American Can, Westinghouse
keunecott and Inspiration toppers, Mexican
Petroleum. Baldwin Locomotive American
Smelling and Reading all showing gains at
various times but forfeiiing much Of their
advantage in the uncertain ana confused
dealings in the final hour
Motors. sugars and MeNicans were In the
forefront at intervals. all AZ substantial ad
vauces. but these for the most part folt the
force Of moderate pressure. Three new
records were scored American Zinc rising
3 to 81, South Porto Rico Sugar 3 10 lss
and Inspiration | to i9l4 Bethel steel
after making small loss at the opcring
ended with ne; advance of u at 529
Total sales of stocks amounted TO 965OOu
shares.
Bonds were irregular, speculative issues
showing some hoayincss Total sales. PAL
value. S3.725. 900.
United states bonds unchanged ON call
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REAL ESTATE
THE EXCEPTIONAL IN
USED PIANO BARGAINS
HIFN NOW SAVE MONEY

jenkins is the store and now is the
time if your are seeking an extra spe-
cial value in a used piano. The as
tonishingly low prices, the easy terms,
the reliable quality make these bar
gains that YOU cannot afford to over
look. Many of the instruments are
like new-all have been tuned. regu-
lated and refinishcd. Rarely ever
have We offered better bargains Be
low we quote few of our exception
al offers. Come in or write:
s275 Royal. Upright. Mahogany case
with splendid action and tone, lots
of wear in 1t. A bargain at. $40
s. Monthly
$500 Anderson, Upright Grand, Ma
hogany case good tone and action.
rare bargain at ........., Sl21
s. Monthly
sioo Kimball. Upright Grand, beau
tiful OAK case, tone and action are
fine. Something unusual for the
IS Monthly
$3.50 Ludwig. beautiful Mahogany
case. This piano has been rented
for only Il few months and is in a
condition like new There is some
thing appealing in the rich. fun.
mellow tone. Action wonderfully
good. A bargain ........ $3.50
81 Monthly
$500 Weaver. Upright Grand. rich
est OF Walnut cases. This piano is
only slightly shopworn. \ wonder
fully good action. A bargain at the
low price or ,..,... SoIO
IS Monthly
]. W. JENKINS SONS MUSIC co.
Phone 3133
No AZ 6. Main Tulsa, Okla.
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COTTON
New York Cotton

KEW YORK March 16.-1hc cotton mar
ket was quiet today and prices showed a
generally steady tone with July contracts
selling np to - 2ic or ID points above last
nights final figures and cosing at l2l5c
nights final figures and closing at l2lSc
TO II points for the day There was some
irregularity during the first hour. Liverpool
cables were relatively steady and the market
there opened to points higher. The
market steaded on trade buying Of the old
crop combined with covering by some OF
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-17
"IIand Over Fist"

I'VE have man here who was
making money hand over fist when
the police caught him" How was
he making it?" "Porch- climbing. -
Baltimore American.
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CHICAGO. March 16.--BUTTER-lligh ;
creamery 3OM35iac.
EGGS-LOwer: receipts 14,23g cases; (;
firsts 10 isc ordinary firsts Is lsc. at mark
cases included lsml9hc
POTATOES--liigher; receipts 35 ears
Wisconsin. Michigan. Minnesota and Dakota
white $50 9s. Minnesota and Dakota Ohios
Ssmg5
PoULTRY-Alive. unchanged.
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CHICAGO. March l6-liOGS-R Receipts
90, 900 head: market weak, lower; bulk $40
d9.75 light Sg2Om0.75 mixed s0.35 a $50.
heavy 50 30m9.s0, rough S93O@91j, pigs
S790M900 90.
CATTLE-Rcceipts 5000 head market firm
native beef steers S7.6OM9 -, western steers
s7iOMs6O. stockers and feeders S6.00M
s25 cows and heifers S3.s0m s.75, calves
$s.25@
SHEEP Receipts 10000 head; market
steady; wethers $s20m6.90, ewes S6.00@
S65, lambs S9.50M 1l50
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LEGAL NOTICES
oTICE OF MARsHAL's SALE OF PER

NOTICE OF MARSHAL's SALE OF PER-
ISHABLE GOODS.
BY virtue OF an order to me directed and
delivered, issued by the District Court OF the
Unted States for the Eastern District OF
Oklahoma. in an action pending IN said
court wherein the United States of America
is libellant, and twenty-three 60-pound tubs
Of uncolored oloomargariue, and other prop
erty. is defendant. | will, on the 18th day
of March, 1916, between the hours of 10
o'clock a. m; and and G.eloek p m -. OF SAID said
Of Tulsa, State of Oklahoma. offer at public
sale and sell to the highest bidder for cash
In hand. the following described property.
to-wit:
Twenty-three 60 pound tubs of un.
colored oleomargarine; twenty 60 pound
tubs OF uncolored oleomargarine; 3i5
One-pound packages OF oleomargarine;
two 50pOund cartons OF colored oleo.
margarine; two 50.pound cartons of Oleo
margarine: ninety-nine one pound print
oleomargerinc: twenty-five pounds of
color"d oleomargarine in bulk.
Dated this the l4th day Of March, 1915
b. A. ENLOE Marshal
BY j. j. MORAN. Deputy.
state OF Oklahoma, County of Rogers, S.
In The County Court. In the matter Of the
guardianship of Cecil Daniel, minor
Myrtle Daniel Guardian.
NOTICE OF SALE OF AN OIL AND GAS
LEASE
Notice is hereby given that Myrtle Daniel
guardian Of Cecil Daniel a minor will offer
for sale 10 the highest and best bidder for
cash. an oil aud gas mining lease upon the
following described lands to.wit:
The East Half Of the Southeast
Quarter of Section -. Township %
North Range 10 East in Tulsa, Okla
homa.
Said lease will be sold subject 10 Court
cost guardians expenses and attorneys fee
al tho office Of tho County Judge OF Rogers
County Oklahoma at 10 o'clock a. N, as
soon thereafter as convenient to the Court
on the goth day OF March, 1916.
Dated this tho l7th day Of March, 1916.
MYRTLE DANIEL. Guardian.
ERTELL & HART
Attorneys for Guardian
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LIVE STOCK
Fort Worth Live Stock

FORT WORTH. Texas, March l6.-lOGS
Receipts 5000 head market 10 20 l5c
lower: bulk Ss.75ms.9j.
CATTLE-Receipts $500 head; market
steady and active; bceves $GjOm mS2j
SHEEP-Receipts 200 head; market
steady: lambs $750M9.75.
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FOR SALE
BJul1Q@1al0Wy

6-room modern bungalow, living
room. music room, dining room
French doors, oak floors. sleeping
rooms. aud sleeping porch. basement,
garage. full-s sized lot. close in on
south side. Price $3.50. Part cash
balance terms.
JENKINS a. TERWILLEGER
- Culbertson bldg. Phone 1906.
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Chicago Grain and Provisions Range.
PRODUCE


ST. LOUIS, March 6-POuLTRY RY-U Tn
changed except turkeys l5m23c geese
sMl0c.
BtTTER-Unchangod.
EGGS-lgc
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NOTICE

All advertising for po-
sition wanted, furniture
fc~ sale and personals are
cash with order.
Out-of-town ads. will
not be run unless remit
tance is made with orders.
Two cents per word for
al! ads. ordered misclassi-
fled.
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Nem York Cotton Futures.
Galveston Snot Cotton.

GALVESTON. Texas. March 10 Mid
ding i2.35c; receipts 1. 7O2 bales; sales 2i0
stock 2ss sO75
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TULSA SECURITY COMPANY
Corner Second and Boston.

DELIGHTED-is what people arc
saying who have bought several nice
modern homes through us in the diff
ferent parts of the city recently. AMI
we have several other nice homes Tor
sale in the east and south portions of
Tulsa, from 500 to $500 cash, and
easy payments on balance. Prices
ranging from 81, 500 to $500
one dandy five-room cottage in 700
block on West Fourth street; $500
cash, balance terms. Price $3.50.
100000 to loan at once on farm
lands, concurrent interest. quick ac-
ton, and special privilege to repay.
See me for ALL your Iarm loans ana
real estate deals.
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TEN BulmgalWW B@Tgaams
Elk / fl4l4 " II
Attorneys for Guardian


bungalow East Burnett sleeping porch
beai
takev or
modern broom BUNGALOW North Denver sleeping
seop porch;
bungalow South Boston; modern through
modern furnished bungalow on South Cncmnau %
traordin l.
modern bungalow close North Main corner
ungaow South Guthrie 400 block everything
moder
desirable Groom modern bungow on SCUM tmore IN
laund
modern bungalow South Boulder very desirable
other of the
Asku -wente te
L. NJ EWim@ & C0HmpaHny
p,ons s1s ROY KINGKApE Real
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CHICAGO March I6.-RTTTFR-

KANSAS CITY. March i6.-BUTrER
EGGS AND POULTRY--Unch
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FOR SALE BY OWNERS:

one 4-room modern house on South
Detroit.
one Groom modern house on East
Admiral
one Groom modern house. close in
on South Elwood.
one 6-room modern house in stone
brakcr Heights.
one S-room modern house, close in
or South Cincinnati.
one S-room modern house on South
Cheyenne. Very desirable.
Fifty-foot choice vacant lot on
South Cheyenne. A real bargain.
These houses are all strictly mod
ern and desirable in every way, and
are priced below the market for quick
sale. Terms on part. Phone 1875.
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"a FOR TRADE--For light automobile or Ford
considered: two lots In Oak Hill Addition
10 Oklahoma City; would pay small cash diff.
ference Address 2l9 South Walnut Street.
or phone S21, Sapulpa Okla.
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BOARD AND ROOM

FOUND-One German silver cigaret case.
owner can have same by calling ?73J
and paying for this sd.
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FARMS

| FARM FOR RENT-iiO scrcs creek bottom,
for one or five years. Inquire liz South
| Frankfort