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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-28
.SUES FOR $4,000
FOR WIFE'S DEATH
ACCIDENT NORTH OF CITY NEARLY
YEAR AGO HAS NEW DE-
yELOPMENT.
]. ]. Kenney Held by w. ]. Mcdonald
to Be Responsible for Car
Hitting Wife.

William Mcdonald. administrator OF
In" estate of Loretta Mcdonald. VS.. }. j,
krnu.y; lrcsptsS on the case: damages
$40. 900. is the style Of u suit filed IN
the office of Circuit Clerk john hlLE-
horn. last evening.
Tho suit is said to be the oulSroMlh
of nh accident just north Of the city
limits about II year ago when Mrs. l.o'
rrtta Mcdonald. whose husband is plain
tirf IN the suit. was killed; \ Panhnr-
Idle traction car. going north. struck h"T
rs Sh., WAS waiting for Snuthpnuhu
ear Although tn" inquest INTO Mrs. NC
DnuIidS death did not establish Such i
fact. II is +, ported on reliable authority
that YiiurnryS have come into possession
of 4 line of cyid,nC" which. il SuhS'an-
iint"i. would establish Il claim that INC
automobile Of j. j. k"nncy. passing Inc
point Il the accident. either struck MIS-
Mcdonald and Knocked her in front ul
thu car ur crowded her int" it's pan.
Mr. k"nn"y. the defendant III the Sult
is prominent coal dealer III the south
side.
Schuck are attorneys for the plainllii.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-28
MONDAY, OCTOBER 8,
FIRE PREVENTION DAY

CHARLESTON. W. Va, Sept. y
\ proclamation was issued by COVER
nor Hatfield today designating Mon
day, October ?, as fire prevention day.
lie asks that The day be observed IN
factories. public buildings, industrial.
and commercial plants. stores. shops
and homes. and tnat these places ne
thoroughly cleaned of all rubbish.
The governor declares that stalls
Tics show that the fire waste IN the
United States amounted 10 over $l7u.-
000,OO0 last year and that it repre-
SCENTS a loss OF six dollars ror every
man. woman and child in The connlr,Er
when the most of maintaining IRE de,
partmcn1s and equipment is estimated
in connection with this loss.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-28
Mrs. vogler's Funeral Saturday.

Saturday morning at N.3n 0cIOcK. u
neral services will b" held in the family
home. 2343 Eoft street. tor Mrs. Mars
.(Garden) Eoglcr. who died Tuesday
night. Requiem high mass will be cele-
brated In ST. Alph"nSus church AT ,
O'clock. with interment in Mt. Calvary
cemetery.
Mrs Sog!er was - years old. and vas
the widow of the late Jacob Eogler. She
was q lifelong resident Of this city and
was the daughter OF the late Peter and
Margaret Garden. Mrs. NoSler was ore
OF tho most widely known and highly
esteemed women in South w heeiinS 1icr
death came after prolonged illness @.
complication OF diseases incident to adj
yanced years.
Surviving are the following Children:
Mrs. John LuSic. o: Iohnstown Fa.;
Mrs. +. J. Carney and Harry EoSlc:. OF
this city. and Miss Bertha NiSlor. NJ
home. She is also survived by one sis
ter. Mrs Al. Roth. OF Chicago. Ill
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-28
WEST VA. COAL MINES
ACQUIRED BY LEASE

rHARLESTON., w. Va. Sept. 81
4 lease on the Marmet Company coal
mines at Ilernshaw has been acqulr-
rd by the ID. T. Evans Coal company
Of Cincinnati. The lease is for an m
definite period and covers both the
mines and railway property in conncc'
ton with them.
The Marmrt properties have been
under the rcceivership or EDWARD
Srhonrbaum of Raymond City. tor
same lime. The property will be I'M.
nroyed and the mines put into full
nnpraijon lust as soon as practicable,
according TO an announcement made
here by ID. T. Evans, head Of the lcas'
ing company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-28
INDIAN RACE IS :
NOW GROWING

CHICAGO. Sept. 27.-Thc race OF
InLians is no longer Il dying race. Cato
Sells. United States Commissioner OF
Indian Affairs. announced here today
on his return from an inspection irll
through western Indian reservations
There are mere Indians in the country
he said than there has been al any
lime since the bureau Of Indian affairs
waS established.
THE Indian problem was changed
recently. and the Red Man is looming
up as a race which Will hold It's own
Mr.. Sells said.
There are $4,000 Indians in "a
States, settled on so reservations, MI
Sells said. The death rate has been
reduced and births are increasing. he
said. The wealth Of the Indians is
about 5000, 900. and includes 6U,
600 900 acres Of land.
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6. s. CONVENTIONS.

Under tlp: auspices Of the Vest hi r-
'.',n,..,,ions will b.. held throughout the
stat. within the next two weeks. ThcE
will be Mcdowell county at Wclch TO-
day ard Friday: Ming" county. at Will
hanson. October |; Cabcl lc"unty, Ut
rnnnty Mace not selected, October .
and 6: Putnam county. NJ Winfield. DC
tob,r 5: Boon" county, At Madison oc-
tobcr and 10.
The Marion county convention VIII
he held IT WorthinSt"n. October >. ana
will te conducted hy Rev. ". II. ficldS
OF this city and Or. ID. L. Purtntoh OIL
Morgautown.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-28
.FAIRMONT WOMAN
COMMITS SUICIDE

Special Dispatch to the lntelligcnceT.
FAlRMONT, w. Va. Sept. 27.-Mrs;
Hanna Catherine Henderson, aged o2
years, committed suicide this after
noon by hanging. Ill for the past few
years her mind was weakened and she
was mentally irresponsible. Securing
a piece of sash cord, she fastened q
moose and hung herself from the door
of a stairway leading TO the. attic OF
the house. Discovered by her son,
George, she was cut down but was
dead when found Mrs. Henderson is
survived by one daughter and three
sons. She was widely known woman
with many friends over the city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-28
GUARDSMEN START
THIRD DAYS hike"

Ell PhSO, Texas, Sept. 27.--March'
ing through Anthony Pass from Texas
into New Mexico, 11.700 soldiers oil the
Seventh division. Pennsylvania Ma
tionas Guard. started their third day 5
hike" today under 4 hot September
sun. The start WAS delayed because
the motor supply train lost lis way
last night and the guardSmen had moth,
ing 10 eat except what little they c"uiu
buy from he small stores al Anthony
where the merchants had disposed of
heir entire stocks BY midnight.
The Pennsylvania troops expect 10
roturn 10 camp here tomorrow, haV'
ing left Monday morning for Il four
DAYS march.
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SECOND WEST VA.
TO TAKE A "H|KE !"

Spccial niSpatch to the lntelliGenccr.-
CnNRI:STON. W. VA, Sept. II
TIL. third battalion. under command OF
Major FI,hrr Rice. Of Huntington. VIII
go tn Chesapeake, ten miles up IN.
Great Kanawha river. for Il practice
march Thursday morning. They Will
return III" same day. Friday. the sec
ond battalion will 20 TO Chesapeake
with Major Mcmillan in command. The
first battalion took this hike two
weeks agn and will not be required 10
20 this period.
An old one story frame house, which
has been USED for storing straw. was
cleaned and renovated today and Will
ll, utilized for guard hous" in which
prisoners will he guarded. y number
of prisoners have escaped during me
nast several DAYS. and from now on the
guard Will be required to be much more
strict in the duties of holding prisoners,
both general and garrison.
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Personals

Robert Edgar has returned to his
home on North Arch street after visit
with relatives at Akron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Devices of Tenn
peranccville are moving to this place
where they will make their future
home.
Mrs. Fred Bailey and little daughter
Ruth of Bethesda, are visiting Mrs.
Ernest Edgar OF North Arch street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Bradneld and Mr..
and Mrs. c. L. Bradield of North Chest
nut street left Tuesday for a motoring
trim TO Canada
Mrs. Orrison Of Portsmouth. is visit
jng her sister Miss Anne Reed Of West
Rev. William Barze suffered stroke
of paralysis ut his home in FLORIDA,
Monday and his condition stu remains
serious. Rev. Barre was formerly or
Somcrton and was well known here and
in this vicinity, having many friends
who Will be sorry 10 learn OF his ILL
ness.
Mrs. Howard Wilson and baby and
Miss Nettie Knott Of Buralo, N: T..
will arrive the last Of the week for @
visit. with Mrs. Wilson's parents Mr.
and Mrs. G. Z. Hunt Of North Chestnut
street.
Mrs. Margaret Dugan and children
OF Newark are visiting her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Louie Miller of Mulberry
Mrs. Harry McKeener Of Detroit is.
visiting relatives and friends Of this
Mrs. Sarah Judkins Of smithheld is
visiting relatives Of this place.
Donald Walker left this week for Gin
cinnati where he will enter the Gin
cinnati University Of Medicine.
Mrs. Ella Bell Of Cleveland Is visit.
ing relatives Of this place.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-28
MARTINE'S VICTORY
A SLAP AT WILSON

TRENTON. y. J., Sept. 27.--With
returns lacking from only lat dis
tricts in III" state. Walter f.. Edge
had Il lead tonight Of 2.5i1 votes over
Austen Colgate, his closest rival IN
yesterdays three corncrcd primary
contest for the Republican nomina,
ton for governor. III" vote was
Edge. 70,39G: Colgate, GI.So9; Geo
L. Record, 25.05l.
Former State Senator Joseph f..
FrclinghuyScn won the Republican
nomination for United States senator:
from former Governor Franklin MIR
ply. With only l:,G districts missing
FrelinghuyScn had S0,3G7 votes as
compared with 1850 for Murphy.
giving him Il lead of 1907.
The nomination III Senator las. f.
MARITIME by the democrats for United
States senator ~ succeed himself,
was conceded by his opponent. Attur-
ney General W. Wescott. Marines
vote with AIS districts missing Was
5000, while Wesc0tt'S was 2l,I>G.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-28
BATE HEARING POSTPONED.

CHARLESTON. w. VA. Sept. 81
Postponement was today granted by the
Public Service Commission in the hear
ing of petition of the Ruckhannon
Lish. and Water Company for permits
sion to increase its rates charged to
wafer consumers in the town OF Buck.
harmon. The date Of the hearing will
nc agreed on by counsel at later
time.
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Funeral for Mrs. Young.

Funeral services for Mrs. \. +. Young.
whose death occurred in her home u
Seamon. Ohio. sunday. were held in th':
residence OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles w SHARP of l22 Tanc street.
Island, last evening 1T o'clock. Th4
Rev. DR. Claude Porter Terry. OF ih.
First Presbyterian church. was III
charge Irtermcnt will be. private in
Greenwood cemetery. this morning at
10 O'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-28
SraTE CONFERENCE.

Al thN annual NlnI" c"nTcrcNcD WT
Charities and Correction |" h" held at
ClarkShurg October "D-2". it is "Xp'"t"d
that about Twenty-Five local people will
attend including ScCr"tary'A. T.. Sinks
Or G. A. Wing"ricr. Rabbi y. II. SILVER
and Miss Elizabeth Eungee. The prin-
ciral speakers. at the meeting will be
Frederick Amy. of Huffaln, y. T., Julia
I.athrnp. head Of the Childrens bureau
ut WASHINGTON y. G.. and W. T. Cross.
secretary of the National Conference at
Chicago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-28
BREAD PRICES RAISED.

CHICAGO, Sept. @1-Dcfcnsc of Chi
cnrn bakers who have announced a
raise in the price Of bread to take ef-
feet tomorrow was made in a state.
mcnt tonight by n special committee nf
the Flour Mems Club. Shortage in the
wheat crop and the consequent hiGl
made the baker charge more for his
product or fail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-28
1.eaves for Pailn delphia.

CHICAGO. Sept. "I.--frhrlhs t'"t ''
:, SENSATIONAL Shooting affair in Il Phil-
adelphia hotel may prove t" he his VIII
Joseph {. Lrdur. nIrnH%"r .: lhc lprn ,
branch ui; 4 Nc.v N.'rk "iolhiES mouse
lrft to-day for fhilad"l INA. lG!ea,.
r,iur IN, notified Mrs. L"ducS sister,
Nrs Charles +. Noerdng that hc had
irrn n"iifird that Mrs. I.cduc WAS Ser'-
Mrs. VogrdinE VIII" lives near lne
npartmcnt occupied by the Leluc =, S'!o
h'r sister had left here Two WtcHS aSo
~ ii.it rcIativ.s in N,w York ans
hat III '! She intended t" yisi: PhiIadelp;hia
on her way back. She s1't that ne1
sis,cr.s domestic life had always nGrn
happy and that she knew O; no eS ,.
WANT Eri3nborS said that Mr. ana
Mrs I.cduc apparently lived most nap
pilv together.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-28
MORE TRIAL DATES FIXED.

Judge Alan Robinson in criminal
court yesterday set down n number or
Yost law cases for trial. The trial dates
fixed are: otto Wcrf"lc and Dick Davis,
October t2; George Scibert. same GATE
I pncedcs same date; l.. Papura, Octo-
her IL; VIM. Craig. r. Papura and John
Aalcna, Indicted jointly. October 10;
Theodore McGill, October 10.
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(. 3. HolliSter.

HONESpALt.. Ia. Sept. 2I.--G. Il.
HoliiStcr. .: Hnll;St"rviilc 70" 81 H"arS
justice. of the pcuc" in Wayne county.
died tc-,i;.y from tn, effects of coal gus
from Il stove IN his room. Justice ll9l-
lister was in his 90th Year a"d was the
only surviving charter member ~ salem
Lodse Free and Accepted MaSunS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-28
PAW Admiral vreel.

ATI,ANriC CITY. y. J.. sept. y
Rear Admiral Charles Edward Nreei. /.
S. N, retired. died a; hotel her" to-
day from heart disease. He had been
i'll for some time and cam" TO the s'.;t-
shore about 4 month ago in search Of
helath, The body will be- taken to-moc-
row to his late home in Washington.
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OBITUARY
Funeral for ". c. Jones.

were held for w. G. Jones', 4 we'll known
bricklayer. in the family home. $50 Mar
ket street. The Rev. W. II. Fields. OF
the FIRST Christian church. otflciaicd.
1nrernent was in Greenwood cculstcry.
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This afternoon At o'clock funeral
services for William J. Johnston. the
veteran printer. will b. held IN tn" y. t.
Eayha Company undertakings parlorS'
1858 Main street. lntcrmvnt Will ." III
I;r.nnWuud cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-28

Have you lost any rental Income
during the past year? Could any of
this loss have been prevented through
timely advertising? au26tf
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GAINESVILLE, 0.

GAINESVILLE. O.. Sept. @7-The
death of Mr.. Ezekial r. Smith occurred
Mt his home q short distance west Of
town, Wednesday morning at twenty
minutes of three. death resulting from
a compllcatio nof diseases; MI. smith
was Il years of age and besides his
vito he leaves six children namely;
the home: Mrs. Maggie Wright. Will
liam E. Charles +. and Joseph Fl.
Smith Of this place. Funeral services
will be held Friday afternoon at one
o'clock, Rev. Carl Gilmore of the Main
Street NJ. E. church officiating. Inter
ment Will be made nthe Northern
cemetery.
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MIS-. Phoebe outland.

The remains OF Mrs. Phoebe Outland
we're brought to this place from Pitts
burgh on train No. los Tuesday night
and taken to the home Of her son, Wall
ter OutIand, of South Chestnut street.
The dcaih OF Mrs. Outland occurred at
the home Of Joseph Beatty In Pitts
burgh, Monday night. death resulting
from the innrmities Of age. Four chill.
dren survive: Mrs. Abbie Outland Of
Pittsburgh. Mrs. Flo Frame. Los An.
gelos, Cal, OHM, Of San Francisco, and
Walter Outland of this place. Funeral
services were held Wednesday after
noon at one o'clock. Interment was
made at Union cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-28

Z. II. Berry. Of AtchIson. Kan: who
Is past middle &c and is not clergy
man. says no never uttered a profane
word.
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Funeral for Mr.. Johnston To-day.

where funeral services will be held la;"r
in the week Intcrmeut will be III the
National cemetery Ut Arlington.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-28
Bankers to Meet Here.

Group Seven Of the Ohio BANKERS
Association will meet in this city Octo-
Der 18TH. There are expected to be
present ut least 125 representative
bankers of the group which includes
the counties Of Belmont. Athens. CO.
shocton, Guernsey, Hooking, MeiEs.
Monroe, Morgan. Noble, Perry, Musk
ingum and Washington. The local bank
ers are now at work preparing the pro-
gram which will be followed by BAN
Guet and arrangements are being made
to extend the visitors all the hospitality
GAINESVILLE can afford.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-28

Presiding Elder of the Parkers-
burg District, who is attending
the West Virginia Methodist
Episcopal Conference here this
week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-28

Not many Of the home hunters are
paying any attention whatever to pro.
perty that is not advertised.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-28
MYSTERIOUS WOMAN
IN SHOOTING CASE
MAY Be IDENTIFIED

PHILADELPHIA. sept 2I.-Thr
wounded CnmpailI"n nl j. 1. tiraFc"r
prominent New York social WORKER anu
gHraE" owner. who WAS shot and killed
by Mrs Harry l:alHcr. Il discarded sweet
heart, who th~u committed suicide III II
hotel here carly to-day. continued latc
fortnight 10 Hl;tInlain the silence WEich
she has Ii pt ever since the triple Shuul-
ing. ilIhuueh she could not be IrtwH
into "ry admission. the police are CON
WINGED that she is the wife o: J0ScpE /.
I,cduC. Il we'll known Chicago bushes"
nLn, whO is rcpurled Ia BIZ on his gay
Hobart Ma:,u. ii Eruuliyn. SAID I" ne
her SISTER visited her in III" hospital t.
night. but refused IL make known Tie
identity ii the wounded woman. Who
still is in Il critical condition.
Identification Of the murhcrcSS aci
suicide wds made nil'% hours ail"I IhG
sbuutInc hr Mrs. Frances -ipman. OF
New York, 4 sister of the dead tuan.Thu
came here with his business aHShcIalc.
Harry Y. Fancy. upon receiving wur" Oh
the tragedy Mrs. Arn;n informed 'h'
,olicc that her brother had been Trend
is with Mrs. Srlzrr. whose maiden MAIN"
was Margaret McAndrrwS. Mrs. Npinah
also visited the wounded woman IN INC
hospital but claimed TO be unable 10
identity her
G;rav,ur. according To investigations
made by the police to-day, iclt Ne"
York on an automobile tour SHPsr'"it'o
H. while on September IL. Il MIS-. w.
due. Chicago" registered at the ll"tcl
Theresa in that city. whether 'n'H -
IN. same woman who accompanied hlIl'
here or Il different Mrs. l-rdut' iH% ln'l
lice we're unable u drlrrHllHr. StNr'"!
articles Of clothing worn bS HihI ~ ~ I"
romruuion bear the trademark VI chi
CaSu Shops
Visited Atlantic City.
Dcc,iutrd bills found in GraTeul :
nosscssion show that he ana ms tnni.
nnni,u had spent Friday anu Sa'u'uh!
IN Atlantic CITY. ,,.- ,,,,o
wrrcruund III HE handbag carried Wy
Mrs l;rIzcr and 1t was lIrSt suPPo"N
that that was her name. , an
\ telegram Signed j. Z; '-couc' ~
South Michigan Avenue. Chlraso' W. W.
r,rriyrd today by the authorities III tne
hnsnjtuI where the wounded woman -
a nuticnt, requesting information ~ ~
her condition. Late tonight aI'u. -. -
message bearing the same Sie1d, '.a g
vas received by The local police. 1t was
In tho effect that the sender wouiu
icuvr Immediately for this city.
Mrs. Mann denied that there was my
thing wrong in her sisters relations
with Gravcur. "Gravcur was Il , iriG,.u
Of the family" she said. ne n"G m1'o ,r't
nv sister for along time hut had NOT
seen her for Years. There was nothing
wrong about lhoir friendship. Ny SIS
Ter went t. philadelphia MUnday |" S'
- rcnhrw. She didn't 80 with GraVcur.
She had been happily married iof 'e''
years" ,;,.i ,r,,r :,
r.n. n,innI,s talk with the injured wo.
man without leaving her address anu
efforts ny the detectives to locate HFi
tonight were unarailinE
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES IN
CITY.

IN srsv.r,ns ~. ri...s usn,,e. rtw,.
s~s>~>-~>s~>~~~s~>~s~ ~s~~~~~~~s~~~~~~~~~-
WANTED Man II Kuod business atljity
and lnOi'tate capital 10 take asrnrY
lut well known autumubiic which has
hesn on the market and a popular taF
~ icafs Address with references M.
o. Times
ron RENT Modern nfrpfoai stufc
hlldlnr. four fluufs. tnstte . ani n
Wet Maini utnnfltU fFa.t .tiurkIns itsrl.
thpnl" ~ Miller jackson Go iit = al.
NAVE t.passenHrf iufd. ,. guei
notes rnA ann1r Wur,t. WONT HmsiI
Nrll. y, Airi rfutrrY ut ahai have trH
uit Malcolm. cate Nuil hotel
.uhoCERi bargain. tive Hrrha t4eiaf
=. ilge lncnrnu ~ rrr iai. ,hsap f,ni
h.iib Tlmts
WANTED " ooo with assIstanaa ,n u.
nance stflrtlt bunlfds nir4iiU4tsrit
rfupgsl, ,lrn. 81 90 ne1 In sirhi Kitchen.
Hotel Exchange. SOC rampben ma
TALKING MACHINE tecntns t,uyb,
and cold and exchanged Uerntd -
chance North Harvey
npuks bought. srii sri exchanged 81
ucldb'fr ~ Nurih ilbrs,
.uN ACCOUNT other business w. utn ssl
ou' rtucrN rheap cali f1a tisftft
NAVE tut 3 npa tn invest Boz . ,,..,.a,
making yattni aI ftaft ft H.ta.f. ~
Allen, svs Campbell Hide
DANDY equipped dty cleaning business
uafnhlnl seoj oa0 dee ~
tourssL nal AL
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rGAts


NOTICE uF NF'EtNEWN SAtEa Nuiire
ls hereby given that thr undersigned.
ne fhU frrriNHf ~ tho SpFriffV Ntira
uHwrtrN un August teih lHiN ~ IN
uylsb m. ht M ~ South uaftrt
sifFff boz oklahoma JIiN. UtiahuWt. ui'i
Nf'ff until au'f Offer fuf sale ans cell
s' puhNr auction tH tho birhrsi and
best bidder fUf ytsh aUl iu urr tUi an
ihr Wtr, ,hanl.sr. stock in ''atr rUnsisi
ifg ~ IN assessment of paints. hard.
wrfr. 'luNHFv. queens end tfauliewufe
~. isu's Uf~iutrfs and FHi WING and en-.
puftsnnucrs ~ whatever description 10
lnnfirE 10 stih COMPANY now iu iuf pus
trssiivi at aid plays. without fusrfya.
tlor ur exception. suhisC, tn approval n
ihp ruuri
lrVrni'r1 can 10 seen ~ nv office.
iift Wvs, Main street
n 4 WILKINSON
Receiver
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P B. WAil


MODERN hHuss Tor slis. snui n,.ehiuf.
huHi uui ..usr a. srhuuI. UuiIuIu. IH
excellent condition. Will make u uI.s
NHiH. email tyNWrni down rf iirhf rai
Hs f.f.i UINW'Nt. balance easy. tir di.
count fuf .IHh Sec tho owner ti II.
lwprr Ml
MuulNN. Nfv'm mfriln. t.s IS Laird
if.u1. $50 cash uf would take ru,I
Hr f'r ,IIf Si,r.r, i.i " Main
Tor SALE iN UWNIr Nirr .,up
IHu, tns . r1tf Place. vII a.u t,A
Uh'Hp 600 r'.N terms ~ ff rH.h fufui.
iuf, 'rf s1'r elsn C,r Mamie ft
tsUuUM bungalow > blocks west " ,si
I'm" ssrd ~ 1900 " Sold soon Phone
Walnut tu
GOOD pair ~ vacant lots q blocks ffum
cnr line sfri ~ 200 u sold soon
Thuno Wal W
PAIN ,arbr, lo's blUcts fron car line
iifd st., iiuo u sold soon Phone wal
VIII rlNT iuuf in five fup,r house
lhHnr NJ ll''ifs hue Wal E.1
COTTAGE close ln. yl,'f uf Fuuii,
airv. u'yr,fiN ur uair lu'. cali Vi
Nuflh Laird
ron SALE ius Wpst lsih So. ths finest
resident district U the yiit this pfur.
rfft ia owned hY N uuU.fFsihIUf aHr
saws arll. in1k ii ptrf. NJ Interested ,,il
OR writ" tlGaila Srcurii, hIdr tafi
terms
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-05
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT.
In Answering Ad. Pleas, Mention Times.

FOR El ST Two u..,s uf 'vp rooms
'trh 'uf eiul'as everything furnished.
walking d4fIuD. ~ $500
SUITE OF nicely furnished rpu-ekrcllng
fuumt. .'.Hnl floor. southeast corner.
well water .rI Tna. SIN
FOR llNr Three lurg, huus,teeuInr
rooms ground floor front rui ll.k
enhance. close LOO q West en- W 1876.
o NICELY furnished modern houssg,,p-
ur fuUms south and rlsf exposure.
adults unN 4'n T. lh
foW NlNT uur fodr furnished for
lghi housekeeping modern. walking
distance. 5Hp " rDuoWatom.c