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New-York tribune., 1918-11-03

any binding agreement for an armis-
tlce of peace without approval of the
President
Details Kept Secret
1t has been, of course, deemed mad
visable to disclose what is going on at
Versailles, certainly not while the pro-
ceedings are still under way, and be-
fore the various views OF the delegates
have crystallized into ultimate terms
to be offered to Germany
Aside from the danger from an open
discussion while questions are still un-
settled, 1t is regarded as discourte Gus
between nations for one of the parties S
TO the conference to make any disclos-
ures until an agreement has been
reached. 1t is even probable that this
rule will govern unit 1.-The terms have
been presented to Germany
In some quarters there is a disposi-
tlon to turn to the Turkish armstice
as affording very likely precedent in
ITS general principles to the demand
to be made upon Germany, though
there would of necessity be great vari-
ations in the details owing to the dif-
ferent conditions.
PARIS, Nov. 2--The Allied Prime
Minister now in Paris, together with
Colonel E. M. House, met again in
formally this forenoon There were
no definite indications to-day when
their conferences would be finished.
The "Temps" this afternoon saws:
"The chiefs Of the Allied govern
ments, with their military and naval
colleagues and counsellors, are CON
tinuing this afternoon at Versailles
from yesterday and the day before
their deliberations, at which there are
present Premier Venizelos of Greece,
! Paul Hymans, the Belgian Foreign Min
lster; M. Matsui, the Japanese Ambas-
sador, and M: Vestnich. the Serbian
Minister"
House in Jovial Mood
The meeting lasted until s O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, when the premiers
and the military and naval chiefs re.
turned to Paris.
Colonel House, returning from the
conference, smiled and had an assured
air. When his happy appearance was
commented upon, Colonel House re.
piled jocularly:
81 always have happy appearance
You can't tell what am thinking b,
my smile"
New-York tribune., 1918-11-03
Dutch Close Belgian
Frontier to Refugees

AMSTERDAM Nov 1.-German au-
thorities have been notified by the
Dutch government that after to-day no
refugees will be permitted to cross
the BelgianNetherlands frontier.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-03
Allied Terms
TO Force Hun
Beyond Rhine

Continued from page l
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Andrew Parker Nevin

MIR. Nevin is strongly recommended
TO your committee as scholarly law
YER industrious and competent and Of
marked judicial temperament, who
nes won sne confidence Of those who
have met him at our Bar and who b.,
proved his integrity and high-minded.
ness as well as devotion to the be.,
standards Of the profession. In the
opinion Of our committee Mr.. Nex;r
Il elected. will prove to be an able
satisfactory and impartial judge"
From report Of the Bar Association, ., a..
CttT OF Neso York at its meeting October &
New-York tribune., 1918-11-03

any binding agreement for an armis-
tice of peace without approval of the
President.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-30
MINORITY NAY !
SEND DELEGATE
Republicans Peeved Because
Wilson Ignored Senate,

WASHINGTON. Nov. D--The fail.
ure OF the president to include q mem.
Der Of the senate among the delegates
resulted today In a movement BY re-
publican senator's TO send q senator or
committee TO France, principally Ia
furnish the senate information of he
DISCUSSIONS Resolutions to this end
were said to be framed for submission
on Monday
Secretaries Of the delegation an
nounced today by the state department
will be Joseph +. Grew. former secre-
tary of embassy at Berlin, and later
charge at Vienna. and who now 10 10
Paris making preliminary arranfe-
ments, Leland Harrison. OF the Lat n
American division, and Phillin II.
Patchin, confidential assistant 10 S~cre-
tary Lansing. William MeNier will go
as disbursing officer, and s. Y. Smith,
as draughiing officer, and a large force
Of clerical assistants from the depart
ment will accompany the party. DE-.
James Brown Scott and David Hunter
Miller will go as technical advisers in
international law and Dr. s. f. Meres.
head OF the state deoartment bureau Of
inquiry established last year to study
peace problems. will attend the eonier-
ence as director OF specialists. q party
Of whom will accompany him ffoui
| New York
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-30
BOARD TO SELL
SMALLER SHIPS
Many Private Buyers Eaget
for Vessels,

WASHINGTON, Nov. D.-With ht
permanent building program in full
swing and emergency needs passed, thu
shipping board is preparing to dispose
Of some OF its small steel ships and
number OF wooden craft. Proposals
for the purchase OF tonnage have been
received from many prospective buyers
at home and abroad.
Pending disposition Of some Of the
wooden ships. contracts for 100 such
vessels have been cancelled since the
signing Of the armistioe. Work on some
OF these had not yet been started, but
others we're ten percent complete, while
a. few we're one-third finished hulis.
The board decided TO cancel because u
was deemed better to suffer . slight
monetary loss than to put into the va.
ter at heavy expense hulls for which no
use could be found in domestic trade
under peace conditions.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Nov 5O.-There was re-
new,d liQuldL tlon In the cotton market
opening today. and a decline In prices
The opening was Irregular at unchanged
prices 10 decline OF So points. with
December selling al ss s5c. January al
~ OOc and March AZ rs zoe, or about "a To
" points under last nights closing. There
was frr'neT selling for Japs nese rccount
and some scattered southern selling, as
well as local loud tlon but the market
stead'd at the decline and later fluctus =
tons were irregular with enough covering
for over the weekend to cause moderate
rallies. Some Of the reports from the
gocdb trade indicated slightly better
tone and there was sam a good deal OF
nervousness over the situation In thai
quarter and the effects OF bullIsh spot
advices wes mlnimiscd by the absence OF
any important trade demand.
Reports that hedgea we're being sold
against stocks Of yarn goods for which
there was no Immediate trade outlet
served 10 Increase the nervousness Of the
market later IN the morning. Decem-
her broke to i650, or 100 points net low
er. while January and later months aold
ai To 100 points under last nights clos.
Ing figures and Into new low ground fN-
the season. January touched 2b 30 and
March Nt5. and the market closed Rt
the lowest levels with the tone barely
steady at n net decline Of b TO 100
points.
Cotton spot uuiet: mlddlinE gsi0c
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

NNT@ WHY not buy your lot 10
VIZ NYN build on now1 We have
to pag
one ralr at Twenty-nIn,h and Robin.
son. i2S
One pair on West Twenty seventh
near Robinson. tl2b
one pair on East Twelfth street in 200
block. 81 800
One pair on East Twelfth in 400 block
81 .750
one pnir on Thirty second and Nc
klnleY. 1900
One nsir on Thirty-second and McKin-
ley, $500.
one lOO.n. corner on Forty-first stree,
eest Of ClAssen, 800.
One pair on West Sixteenth, only $3.50
Two pairs on West Thirty ninth street
lust second block east OF Classen. tibi
4 pair.
The best corner IN the city on West
Fourteenth street near leo avenue. 1904
lb0 feet. See US about this one.
one pair corner Tvsnty-firSt and Lee,
81, $50
one pair second block east Of Classen
on Thirty second. These are good ones
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-30
CHICAGO GRAIN ANp pRovlslons
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Nov. J0.-proft- taking on
the part OF yesterdays buyers brought
about declines today In the corn market.
Prices rallied quickly during a temporary
removal OF this pressure. when selling
was renewed, however the downturns be.
gan again. Opening quotations, which
yaried from unchanged figures TO NC
lower win Dec ti,97Y ana jan ti1SiS
to N.St, we're followed by sharp set.
b. ckH all around
Oats reflected the weakness Of corn
After opening Nc off TO Ac up, with
Jan. nNc 10 72Ac, the market under-
went decided general sag
MOI mum buylnE power was evident In
the provision pit,
Month-end covering bv shorts led sub
sequently 10 a'nothble bulge In the No
vember option but actual business in
that delivery Was light Prices closed
unsett cd. gao net lower TO $40 advanoe
with Dec, sl.17 TO ;i.77G and Jan. 81. .SsN
to ti.i5A
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COT TON
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov, 50. The strong
est months stood points up on the open
ing Of the cotton market today. but Of
ferinRs increased Immediately after the
call and values slid off, Al the end Of
the first half hour Of trading the active
months were n 10 B points under yes
terdAys close. Liquidation was the main
influence sgairst the market
Hedge sales increased the offerings on
the market and increased weakness was
taken on Late IN the day the active
months we're IS 10 20 points under yes
no rel buying power at any stage OF the
session.
Spot cotton quiet. 30 points off. Bales
on the spot bale. to arrive 1900. Low
mddIing 25 90; middling 2s.75c; good mid
ding 2975c.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS. Nov 8O.-HoGs rece,pt,
1900; ste dy. lights tlTtSdl150; pig,
ii9ooG 1900: mixed and butchers SIS OOfi
II rs good heavy tl76O9lT75: bulk ,i7 J.
ni7s0 CATTLE: receipts 1900: stee dy
Native beef stee-s Sil50Qls.25. yen riing
stcers ill.b0ul250: s'Ockers and feeders
S.5oql2. %; fair TO prime southern beet
steers $40 00H 1900 beef cows and helf.
ers 81 500 1900; native calves $3.50
ulI25. SHEEP: receipts 400. steady
lambs sl6b0n 1875; ewes 81 00dla 10.
Gamers and choppers rs 0O0S0O
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PRICE LOWER ON
CROWDED MARKET
Holiday No Check to Liquida-
ton Of Herds,
COMPARATIVE RECEIPTS.

CATTLE--LIquldatio Of western herds
was not checked by tho holldayweek
warning that went broadcast All mar
kets were oyercrowded early week and
prices generally tumblea ESqbOc which
was the cut here on butcher kinds with
steers a little weak compared 10 last
week Lo,al supplies were heavy and
combined with bad weather Wednesday,
upset things In general A few good
Erass-fed steers coming but weight was
sorely lacking. e0Od 900 lb. cattle being
the average. and tho better class OF these
sold tl2Ul27b with :loa li,b0 for medium
kinds In the COW department. they had
10 be choice st the wInd-up 10 bring
l77bqS25 and medium 10 good butchers
i5b0U72 with Gamers and cutters S.
U6. some old shells at N.1j. Bulls Is,
lower Veal calves steady for week but
they must be choice TO beat SO and 81
stops the best Heayies n little lower
Accumula ton OF stocktrs sent prices
downward with n rush. all bpt choice
kinds and feeders dropping SOC. Good
grades VI stockeTs now AT 81 IJuS so and
pain kinds 50 75a72j stock cows 1913
d525 with few choice At $3.50 Feeders
needed with 1850 the weeks top.
Closing Lsotatious,
Prices " tho various Erades OF cattle are
apprOH lWAtely as follows:
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KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 9O.-HoGs: re-
celLts 1000; 10 l0c lower. Bulk 81 OOd
1850; heavy NssOdi765; lights iiss n
II 50 pigs tlO.OOqiiOO. CATTLE: re-
celpts 300. no southeLns Steady; prime
fed steers tl750diS so: dressed beef
steers tl2,00uls 90. southern steers 81 20
nlsO 90; cows b0odlf so, hclfers i7O0q
1880. stockeIs t6 50dit0 90: calves Sc 500
u SO SHEEP; recelptr. none; nomlnolly
steady; lambs iit.O0Oib 90; yearlngs
il0.bOdll,75: wethers ts0OdiOsO, ewes
g.0OG9.00. stocker. s6O0di7O0
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PROVISIONS
CHICAGO,

CHICAGO. NOM so.-BUTTER un.
changed. creamery Nt6ssMc EGGS un.
changed. POTATOES; lower; Minnesota
and Dakotb bulk 81 b0ffl 90; ditto sacks
81 60fpl 70. Wisconsin and Michigan bulk
81 b0ni IS: dntN sac's Al e5Wi10. POuG.
TRY: alive Ice TO 2Sc; springs ~, tur-
KEYS 2Sc.
No imnortant setback took place In the
late dealings
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WALL STREET

NEW YORK. Nov. aO.-stocks we're
hesItsnt at the opening OF todays mar
ket. reactlnE quite generally In the first
hour with variable rallies later on the
moderate inquiry for rails Trading was
restrained pending expected developments
of the coming week al Washington Ini-
tial losses OF TO 5 points among steeis,
coppers, motors and oils we're balanced
by strengthened ahippings. minor equip
ments and obscure speci1lties The clos.
Ing was irregular. Sales SpproSimated
900 900 shares
Liberty bonds were heavy. the fourth
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-30

We often wonder wat hJs become ul
the old-iashoued Kid, who use, ia
ask perwisSiou OF their parcats when
they wanted to do things.
Ever notice tha, the ton OF coal you
ge, never looks as big as the too Of Goa
that the man next door sets
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as establishing new low record at
By De BECK

NEW YORK. Nov. 5O.--Shippipgs fur
nished the only element OF strength at the
dull opening Of tOdays stoCK m rk A.
Marine pfd and Atlantic Gulf gained be.
tween | and III points.
These we're Offset by other heayness
I'm motors and oils. StudebHker and Aexi.
can Petroleum, WhiCl, Dfoae almost 2
points each, with fractional recessions In
coppefs. Rails were dul and moderately
lower and y. 8. Steel yielded large
fraction while Baldwin Locomotive re-
acted point
LlbeEty fourth 4h's continued to sag
making Il new minimum OF sCSi
Final prices on Liberty bonds today
Were. avs $3.50, first convertible a.
" s0 second "a $40. first convertible
~ 20 $3.50. second convertible Ks W 6s
third ks s66i fourth AZ $3.50
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KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY, Nov a0.-BuTTER
end POULTRY unclaimed: EGGS; tirsts
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OUTSIDE LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Nov 30 HOGS receipts
$4,000. ste-dy 10 lower Butchers 81 81
also; light ti61jg II SO; packing Is.7E
OH iG. throw-outs tlj00dis60: Digs
receipts 1000: steady 10 lower. SHEEP.
receipts 1000. lower
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KANSAS CITY.

KANsAs CITY. Nov. 90 - Cash
YaFsI sasa ssisssT'sS 10 'i i ss'ss', i, Ne Ne
red, yaslaaii, No. 1, issSiii. y"
OATS Unchanged 20 ic Off No !
mlsed, tlFdtbi; No. Z white tibOG
1886 No. 2 yellow. ti.sOgi s.
OATS ho lower No. whlto Ssbi
NJ mixed, T0G7Ohc
RYE, ti5ib.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-30
GRAIN
CHICAGO CASH DRAIN.

CHICAGO, Nov. sO-coRN. No. Z vel.
low. nominal OATS standard, fsd
INC. RYE; No. ? tls16ia. BARLEY
sOcG tib2.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-30

AI ....... y
400 American Industrlal Ou..... .iiE
100 Federal Lead and zinc. ........ 50
Some Kool KolA ............. l2a
Z Plersen Tel Trans Glass y" 10 0O
Wanted, for cash: Oklahoma on and
Refining. 81 Ob; National on u75: sam
mics l3c. United on Refining. 2sc. Send
TO any hank. draft attached.
WIN trade Black Panther for Gladstone
el5-l7 American Bank Bldg. Walnut
bsb
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ST. LOUIS.
Luke, McLukA Saws

ST. LOUIS, Nov oc,-Poultry. butter
and ekgH unchanged
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Too bad.

Too Bad.
My husband's broke.' said Mrs. nusk
And his condition she Asolorss;
For, while he his . lot ~ push.
lie uses II on cafe doors
Luke NcLuks
And yet whenever che complains
Pecause res hrnhe. he Just Gsts fsax
Then always affably explains
That its because he has no puf
>few--s Advocate
"A dollat In the Red Gross b vcsti
two In Nthe hank.
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NOTlCE

Wanted, at once. any part OF 5000
shares Of Gladstone oil and RefinlnE.
Also any part OF 900 United on and
Refining Quote lowest price at once.
Ben A. I,ongfsl'ow. SIS Insurance Bldg.
Dhona Mania 6iI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-30

st. LoUIR, Nov. 20. - CORN: no,
quoted OATS Icwsn Ne 4. S,xc,
No Z uhits i1kA
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BOB PARMAN OFFERS

100 Riverside on and Refining. - 80
20 Stirling Refining, any part b.. 100 %
100 National OIL l.........."...,.. ig5
800 Deep Pool Oll...,.......,..., .b
200 OsaEe OIL and Reflning...,,. 80
200 Big western OIL and Cas-, so
500 National Union OIL and Gas. SIS
500 American on and Refining los
800 VeniLelos Oll....,,,...,....,. 80
1000 white Rock OIL and Refining 0l
1000 Saulnles OIL Corporation n.,.. II
souie United OIL and Refln-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-30
FOR sALE

Rest alfalfa, cotton or wheat farm 10
Oklahoma, $50 acres In half mile paved
streets OF Altus, right down Main st
bsst improved farm In county s-room
house, bath, etc. barns, J sets improve
ments, . miles hog wire fence, sheds. 100
foot shinsls room hoEhouse rranaries.
bsnhouses, tanks. 7ib-top. sIlot price tlOq
per acre. Call OF writs1 Claude Miller
Altua, Okla. "
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-30
CITY. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FOR SALE BY OWNER g. room MOD.
ern bungalow. walking distance, close
70 onrille. Phone Walnut Sbii during Of
flee hours.
LEAVING CITY, VIII mcrIflce two 4.
room houses, W 2rd. two cottages
W. Sth; one cottage, south Harvey: al,
modern; several desirable vacant lots
by owner 1000 W. Min,
NORTHWEST, NEAR cLASSEN
~ Reven-roOm home 81 OG0, cant
W build the house for tho money
- $1,000 cash, balance enHy
Chns E. Thomas
Real Estate Department
Il. T. STUART Il co.
Is W Main Maple 70
MODERN 5-roOm cottage ready for i'm %
mediate occupancy, only $4,000; terms
II desired: close in, between city and
State Capltoli has been rented for go
per months a good warm house and IN
good repair. n, q Eastman. 21s Lib
erty Bldg; phones Walnut s5l or Ma
pie 1850.
FtVE-R0oM cottage liitlo beauty
northwest, near Classcn; paving one
more year! price 1850; terms Ask Mr..
Pope. M@nle 2b5Oi Walnut 22O
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NMISlNGlGAGl 6 Ggg.

Walnut 81. 7ooh West Main
BARGAINS by OWNER.
s.room house. W. seth St, 1890.
t-room bunga low, large sleeping room
$50 " 27th st Small cash payment
balance like rent.
Phone Walnut $685.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-30

HOGs-The closing market on hogs to-
dny for the week was generally steady
with no good hogs here The top went
al il7lO StOcker hogs were steady. Only
100 mead we're received today.
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Farm AND ACRE TRACTS
Oklahoma

$50 ACRES Improved. ~ miles OF Rlnssr
okla; li0 acres IN cultivation OF which
10 acres 10 good bottom land price $1,000
will sell on good terms or trnde for nar.
ehandlse. Homer Thomas, Binser, Okla
FOR sALE--By owner, 200 acres OF wall
improved land, sandy loan, 1856 acres
cultivation. lb hog pasturei running
water In hog pasture. I waTlsi all fenced
with Bofs dare posts: good b.room
house. s-room house. big barn. chicken
house. smOkchoure: on gas line; 81 acres
B'aochard price 10000; $500 cash; rest
easv terms .J./E. Mooney, Route >.
blanchard. Okla.
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Liberty Brokerage Co.,
Inc.

WILL trade good reni'i cliy property
for a complste standard drilling outfit
Baxter. NatlonNi Bldg.
WANTFD-i. 100 shsre- cf American
Industrial on Co. Of oklahoma City a,
itc per share. X A., care Oklahornan
WANT 1000 shares Of American OH a
Refining; make Us best price, r. T.
"ohhs, Hobart. Okla.
WILL pey c~.h or trade dividend paw.
ing r'oek for United on 4 Refinlns
iiS Baltimore Bldg: Maple tb
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iSSM Hnu

SMALL MTseOt'Rf FARM
h ~ cash and IS monthly no Interest or
"c ss,'s s,, ss1sS waste % land ABUNDANT tsipsii
q sS"rcSss; Cos. y socd rsIirs.d town
eed three BIC u,arhs's; perfect title:
s!i:s [ ,,.s S:s,Ss, ;s OSssS:.ph; "a IA NJ "
9i skMk dIsi 1is'ss Hs ssss S'S b As monthly, Ssz.
oown, southern Missouri. price only 800
-. s No.nf Vernon N
CII0ICE % acres. part valley. wen I'm.
vruved. near town: big orchard, price
ooIte. Scott. Mountain View, Mo.
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Receipts 1881, stock ss.sS,
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

NEW YORK. Nov sO.-cotton closed
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RANCH

$40 acres 80 nrres good tillabls valley
bottom 'Hnd balance extra good srazln4
land, well wRiered by spring and creek
Plenty of outside nnEo VIII mako Ar
ideal stock farm and especially adApted
20 winter pasture 10 miles south n
Hrrishorne, Oklahoma Government
title Price 81 per acre, cash. Ringland
McAlester, Okla.
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NEW YORK STOCK LIST

NEW YORK. Nov. so.-clo.ins pr,oss
on the New York Stock exchange today
were as follows
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Arkanus,

mo acres ouachita river bottom farm.
~ acres In euitivatloni ! mile from
N.tneslphla, on sutomeoils road; no
deirhlr. hrk. -
ron SALE on TRAnE-ifo acres Of un-
ID Improved land 10 Monroe county, Ark.
HNst have you 20 offsrf j. " Carter,
Ills W. 7,h g.. Oklahoma City, Okla
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Florida.

BR sKLE OR TRAbE-2N acre. o.
truck land In Hillsborough county Fh.
trade clear for clear. ". T. Fulton, Wins
low ATk
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|HT6 1ckEs, EE screi is.yso cash,
c.Doo May I, ts,is0 . to 9 years, $3.50
|1e years, q percent; tiso acres leasSd.
Arriin Co. Seminole, Texas
0R sEf.E-nairy farm, tN acres, ~
miles from Sherman deep well water.
gorks, s.rour house, modern milk house
md dairy harms, sman orchard. chlchen
nrd and houses Land 1M per are: u
Iairy ocws and 10 helfcrs. saAitary
TOR sHLfS--TIne 100. acre farm, " mile,
south Of San Antonio, two miles from
NATION. all In cultivation; house, well
Windmill, fenced. splendid for cotton and
al staple crops. al well m gardening
/ and, fruit growing: tso-an-srre crop nov
growing on 80 acres OF this land. which
was farmed this. year, Only 70 an acre
payments. W. W. Mirer. 1903 San Pedro
Ave, San Antonio, Texas.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

NIHL 10 ~ = n " NI' It = Tf
~~sN~- tvass~~-~s~~~~ses~ .sss ,s~S,s>
IF you have real estate bargain and
want quick action ask Mr. Pope. Maple
1850, Walnut 100
WANT several moderate priced cottages
and bungalows that will take In an
auto. offer 1918 Dodge, 1918 Maxwell and
Chalmers Ask Mr.. Pope, Maple 1880.
Walnut $40
WANTED TO BuY-so or rs feet be.
tween 9Th and 3rd streets on east side.
Florence Hemsley, Walnut 1857, mornings
and evenings.
WANT to rent a farm furnlshed What
have you TO offerI T. " Carter, Ills
wost IN 81. oklahoma Cltv, Okla
Property near Broadway, be-
tween Ind and Park St. at reasonable
price Maple 1856.