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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-22

NJ reply IL .EulnlnS UluIt lIldiI Il
clumsy -!Iurt /" keep open the door or
negotiations ana IL pr"Nuk" further dI.'-
QUESTION. IT viii not IMPRESS tn" Amcri-
can people as siEcr"".
buffalo IN. " Express.
IT Mr.. Wilson replies 1T AL. IT should
d., IT, he "Il"ci that II the German SuT-
"rnmcnl desires An urmSticc II should
rnd commissioners IL the allied war
council headed by Marshal Foch
Indianapolis, Star.
The war lords know lhr way To an
irmiSticc. They may hope 10 gain
time or some military advantage by
making 4 show al dung something /"
mr"t our terms. but their real objective
is To consolidate sentiment behind their
lines.
Newark IN. ~ Ledger.
The Presidents reply, II hc makes one
should contain uuly Two wurdH-unrunut'
tlunul surrender.
Springfield (Bdass.) Republican.
The outlook is not nUpciuI Tor p"ucC.
Boston Globe.
The ink ard paper uI the German re-
ply To- I'rrSidrn; Wilson urr NOW. but il
IL The Sl!Ir old handwriting lien! b.
ltCm the nute reveals it's InSlnCrriiy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-22

Glendale and McM"chcn, also Il numoer
m F'ay.tt" and karawha counties OF
, the state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-22
IN. J,) Ledger,
New York World.

G"ruIuny ~ not yet ready ia admit It's
defeat AMI accept the terms which Il
bc;iuN t. fear 4rr H. be imposed by its
Triumphant ;IIvcrsarlrS. When II pres
CEily rcCosniZr$ that il cHnunt win III
tn field aud that all lis SRA tegenIs else
whrrr. do not inv olive It's udvcrsHrics IN
jca1ous:cs and disputes. II will yield. n;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-22

There arc years Of service built into these
fine suites for they are built of carefully sea-
soncd wood fashioned by skilled workmen into
furniture in which no detail of excellence is
found wanting The design shown above is in
the popular Queen Anne period and its beauty
will instantly appear to the lover of good
furniture.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-22

You may be surprised at the very reasonable
prices on this class of furniture, but you con-
months ago, and you will understand why our
prices are possible. Never again do we expect
to be able to offer these fine period suites at
such low priccS>as they are marked
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-22

4 comfortably and arts
tically furnished living-room
is within the means of all.
That beautiful living-room
furniture can be produced
and sold at moderate prices
can best be proved by a visit
to this store. Let us explain
how easy our credit terms
make it from a financial
standpoint.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-07
LEAVE
HERE TOMORROW
Every Board in City to Entrain
Men for Camp Cody

Next Friday is departure day 100 Ok
Iahuma City Tor selectiye drai men
who will entrain for Camp Cody New
Mexico. All the boards will send large
conuugents, the names ot whom have
heretofore been published. excepting
CITY Board No :, which will send the
following.
Earl +. Staokhouse. Luther r. Law
renee, lossph &. Short Walt Huffman.
Leonard Martin, Roby Fox. Ella
Cowell. Lloyd &. Moody, Connell NJ
Ihlenberg. Joe R. Crayens, Michael NJ
kirsch, Aoiel w, Maxwell Irwin NJ
Calori, William Cowell, Joseph A. Ben,
lev Edgar s. Clark, Wilber CLYDE Ro,
man, Wallace Millard Hodge George
6. lvens, Marvin Axel Chrysong
Charles Arthur Smith. Monte Gary.
son ChildresS, Bradford W. WashArn
Robert Lee Ledbeuer, Bert +. Geren
Allie Chester Wade, Charles V. Wig
gins, Charles Robert Hancock Aller
Pier Dunn, Bryant Lin,hicum, RicharC
Robb, Clinton William Johnson. Jacl
NOV murphy, Loren Elmer Wilson, Ear
Hunter Benson, Arthur W. Schwar1
Frank Hanska, Max Allen Blackburn
Leo Cunningham, Hugh n. Pool. Wal
ter Herbert Verify Ode Chapman. Lon
ME NJ. Hart, William Theodore Heidc
Robert Edgar Tate WILLIAM Lloy,
Brown, Fidilla Floyd Ballard. Will,
Roy Wheat. Robert William Feeback
Edward NORM. William Paul Daley
Henry Blame Sua,ton, James b. vii
hanson, tarl Albeit Dsmlng. join
Robert Watson, William Shields Hen
ley, William Franklin Nolen, Joe La.
blame, William Alvin Oliver, l. II
Reinert George Roy Barnes. Charle'
Reed Young, Ellie Learne Cook, Harry
Roland Devine. William Anderson
Roberts, Ernest Henry Boermel
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RAIN IS GENERAL;
CROPS BENEFITED

Ad.lles received this morning by
the state board on agriculture from
crop reporters IN practically every
county Of the state show the present
rainfall has been general throughout
Oklahoma. and is Of inestiurable value
to small grain crops
Winter wheat, barley and rye and
other grain crops, It was said by
Frank NJ. GauIt president Of the board.
will receive the greatest benefit from
the downpour Another OF lis b.ne.
fits will be to put the ground in con-
dition for planting spring crops,
The weather bureau reported 210
inches Of rainfall here up to 7 o'clock
NH, morning Woodward, Muskogee.
Durart and lawton reported . heavy
dpwnpOurS.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-07
wANrED.BIDs AND PROPOSALS
NOTICE TO RInnERs-

NN1 " n w hAAlNfNNH
The city Of saltwater Okla, will re-
celve bids up 10 the hour Of \ o'clock p.
m. Nov. 20, 1918, for the construction Of
q reinforced concrete dam, spillway, core
well, pumphouse. and all M called for by
the plans and Specifications Each bid
must he accompanied by a certified check
for the sum OF t2,50O rayahle 10 the city
Of saltwater, to he paid and forfeited 10
the city In case bid Is accepted and bid.
der IN awarded contract and fails TO ex-
ecute contract and the two statutory
bonds Of amount Of bid each. conditioned
that work will he done according 20 the
plans and specifications and for the pay.
mrnt Of all labor and material claims
and ot all damages caused by the nesll-
gent execution of said work said bids
shall he tiled IN the office of ], l. Moore,
commissioner of revenue and account
Ing, eN-otficlo clerk Of the board aud Will
he opened NJ y. m. o'clock Nov lb
1918, and will remain open for public In
spection for forty eight hours, and will
be considered hy said board on tho s1th
DAY Of November, 1915, At p. m. O'Clock
The plans and specifications are on file
with said clerk and may be Inspected hy
bidders, or bidders mpy obtain copy hy
deposit Of so The city reserves the
right 10 reject any and all bids
Dated this aist day OF October 1918.
tseal) s. w BURR.
Commissioner Mayor
Attest Y l. MOORE,
Commissioner of Revenue and Account
ing eN-Officlo clerk of Board
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CpB1iefs

city Health Report than innQ-
ouEl, no contagious disease In present Ia
Jho city, according N the health offios
report.
Woman Hurt In crAsh-A driver un.
known 10 the police dashed into "A car
driven by Mrs r. r. Cox, who with her
two children, was driving on South Rob-
lusou street last evening The impact
overturned her car she was taken 10
the Emergency hospital The children
escaped with snail cuts and bruises Mrs.
Cox condition was reported not serious
this forenoon.
Ankle Broken Under rruek-ln at
tempting 20 cross Rroadway between
Mniu aud First streets at o'clock this
morning A. VI. Martin, stepped IN front
~ a passing auto truck lie was knocked
down and one ankle was broken This
truck was driven By l.. q. Smith, i2a
South Clegern avenue. Smith told tina
police that when he sounded hlH alarm
Martin Jumped forward. instead Of back
ward. Martin WAS taken to MS hons on
West Fourth street,
Wfs Alleges Drunkenness -Aner max,
ing numerous promises that he would qult
drinking, save his money and support her
Mrs Zoe Carey, asserts In "A petiton flleh
for divorce against IA. A Carey IN the
district court this morning that he was
constantly growing worse and that living
with him longer was intolerable. They
were married in Dallas Texas. In 1914
and have no children. according 10 the
petition,
Smoking Order ISSUED. .--Emokin0 Il
freight offices. warehouses or on plats
forms has been prohibited by a ne~ rsf-
ulation adopted by the railroad adininisl
tfRtion according 10 advice received by
w V. Hardis manager Of the Oklshoma
Traffic association. today. This nieas-
ure was adopted 10 minimize the dsngre
of loss by fire.
LybfAnd 20 chlospo. w, A. I.ytran.A
chairman OF the county chapter Of the
Red Cross, left yesterday for ChiesGo
on business trip relative 70 RSd Crsu4
work. He expects 10 remain for . ws~k
or more. tfe
Threat 10 kIll chArose For pns0n0
threatening 10 kill his mothsr1a- ~
Mrs. sarah Harbor ]. n, HaIniifcn r.
arrested late yesterday by tos tAv0
constable. and was placed IN the 60
| jail lie ives arrsignad this megn110 ~
fore o. I. rrics. justice of the pee44 4II
held for trial under . bo41 % ~ +
J .s. I,l'aies ss>s tas ssus sss
-.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-07
THOMPSON SELECTS
GIRL AS SECRE TARi

Miss Martyl Rosenthal former chief
clerk in the office OF the pardon and
parole officer, has accepted the position
~ r-iyn'. secretary to Congressman
Joe b. Thompson and will leave De.
ycn,ber for Washington to assume her
new duties.
Miss Rosenthal connected with
the pardon and parole office during the
Ctuee administration and up until
about a year ago was chief clerk to ]
NJ Crook, former parole officer A,
presen, she is in me office OF the sec
retary of state
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''SANTA' CLUB TO-
SEND PACKAGES
Relatives Of Red Cross Men,
Need Not Use Labels,

That II viii not be necessary for rel
a'lye' Of American boys serving in tho
Red Cross work, the Y. M. c. A..
knights Of Columbus and similar
branches OF war work overseas, to OBJ
tain written permit TO send Christmas
package, TO their brothers, husbands
and friends. was announced by R. A.
kIclnsahmldt, chairman 0f the Christ
mas parcels committee OF the local Red
Cross, this morning
The nearest relative can apply al
commi''cc hcadquartcr, and obtain car
tons and instruction., FOR mailing.
Packages Inspected.
T. nrI' be necessary however, fof
these packages 20 undergo the usual
course Of inspection 10 ascertain
whether they contain any breakables,
combu'ubie, or any other articles
which are prohibited The sender must
pay postage
The Santa Claus club of which Mrs.
E.. 3. Ames is local chairman will send
200 Christmas boxes to soldiers who
have no one at home to provide Christ
mas cheer for them
Cartons for the 2OO0 soldiers ID
whom 'hc Santa Claus club is planning
r1 send Christmas boxes will probably
arrive ~ Oklahoma City next week A
ui.eien' number 10 take care Of those
who have received labels from boys
nycr-eas have been received and ars
ready FOR distribution at headquarters.
18 Wes, First street
1000 Boxes Coal
II is the purpose Of the Red Cross
santa Claus club TO send 200 Christi
mas boxes % the army in France 70
he distributed among soldiers who have
no relatives 20 send them Christmas
cheer, and any one caring 10 assist IN
| th', movement Is urged to communicate
with headIuar'er, at the above address
or telephone ~ the Christmas parcels
committee, Maple AS.
The number assigned 10 Oklahoms
/ City IS lt0. The remainder Of the 200
being divided among the branches and
luyliar'cs ~ the county chapter. Par
Gel, must be ready TO mail November
~ TO insure delivery. and on no eondi-
ton will the time be extended, said
/ Mrs David McKinstry, who was among
those ON duty today Other members on
duty today included Mrs. T. P. John
son. Mr., Richard No,e, Mrs. Charles
lIoopcs Miss Edith EiSman, Mrs L.
NJ ! Sthrc,ncr and Mrs. r A Klein.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-07
Little French
Girl Stranded,
Seeking Work
at0er Thought Dead in AC-
ton, Mother Dead Posi-
ton Finally Found,

Yvcu- Marje-whirr iu'' her name
at all but which vii, serve the pur-
pose Of this story -i' as pretty a little
girl as one might find 10 day
search OF Oklahoma City Her long,
black eyelasheS are a' Sllkeu as those
ot any movie queen" Her skin IS
crys'al-clcar and flushed with the
healthim red OF youth, her blue black
hair has all the sheen oi her native
French sunshine.
Fifteen Years Old.
There The secrets out. Yyc,tc is
French. She is Just IS years old She
was brought 70 America when she wa,
year old by her father and mother.
They settled IN a certain little Okla
homa town, the mama Of which doesn't
make any particular difference, and
were happy and conteuied until the
great war flared up in Europe and oh"
kaiSer's hordes invaded the land OF
lye,tcs birth.
Then the father. true Ircnrhman
heard the call and ieit l,coe and her
mother 10 fight for ia pa'rlr For
long time the two waiting one, re-
ceiyed regular remittauce' from h'm
but eighteen months ago they stopped
Shortly thereafter lve'c, mother
died and LETT the girl alone and PENN.
! less.
King neighbors cared for Yvc,ie for
time, but the girl was determined tc
make her own way so 10 Oklahoma
City she came lurcd by tales She ha.
heard OF the need for women workers
But Yye''e did NOT know how 10 <.
about obtaining tn, work Chief o
| Police Nichols wa, told o' the case
and local man, hearing OF the girl
made arrangements 20 pay for hcl
board and lodging temporarily and ais,
/ obtained a position Tor her IN a loca
cafe and so. within a few days, Yyettc
will have become 'eIi.srHp.-',ug an.
happy again
Experience Not Unusual
/ This little French girls experience J.
not at all unusual, saws Chief Nichols
Not a week passes but that girls com,
10 Oklahoma City from the smalei
towns Of the state. In many case.
they have insufficient funds TO care fo
themselves until they find work and a
a result they either become objects O
charlty-or drop out OF sight into In
abyss where unfortunate girls ha,
dropped since the world began
There is plenty OF work for girl
hero Chief Nichols says, but he want
: It impressed upon strangers comm
here for positions tha, they should a
I rive prepared to pay their own e
, penSes until the pay envelope arr,y
regularly.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-07
Bond in Auto Case.

J k Burnett arrested by polios
Monday charged with stealing an auto
mobile from J. 6. Boedecker, lU West
E,ghts>ilh street was arraigned yeS-
terdN afternoon before Justice OF the
Peace K. w Maupin and entered q
plea Of no, guilty lie was held for
trial in the district court under a bond
OF 2OOO Burnett made the bond ant
was released from custody
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-07
LEGALS

NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS MEET.
ING. To the Stockholders Of the Okla
homa City Building and Loan Associs-
uon, OF Oklahoma City, oklahoma:
You. and each Of you. are hereby no.
titled that a meeting Of the stockholders
of the oklahoma City Building and Loa n
Association hRs been called by the di-
rectors for the snd day OF December, A.
y 1918 At the hour OF o'clock p. m. al
the offices ~ said association. No 2Ot
Majestic building. IN oklahoma City.
Oklahoma county. Oklahoma, for the
purpose ot considering and voting upon
the proposition Of extending the life Of
said association ~ ns 20 make the time
of the duration Of the entire period Of
It's corporate existence fifty t50) years
that Is, 10 renew tho charter for an ad g.
dluonal thirty (10) wears
And you are further notified that YOU
WV he permitted 10 either appear and
vote In person or that YOU may vote by
written PROXY, ~ provided by the by
laws ~ said association
THE OKLAHOMA CITY BUILDING a
LOAN ASSOCIATION.
ny A. q. Welsh. its Secretary
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Medal 10 MIS-. whitten

Mrs. Frank Written was presented
with a medal for services rendered dur
ing the fourth Liberty loan campaign
by W J pe,tee, chairman OF the county
committee. Mrs Whittier supervised the
oiiic. work Of the loan and attended to
the details Of making the final eoult.
She deys,ed eight weeks TO the cam.
ssIsp work
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-07
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

A REAL homo NJ a real price, very rea -
sonuble. terms, hy owner, broom bun
galow 2 rooms in oui rect whlto enamel.
HII built-iu features, lots JONl70. garage
and cement drive, splendid ueiEhhorhood
Phone residence Walnut 677. business
Walnut GJJ
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-07

FOX SALE or TRADE 26o acres IN
mineral belt o. north Arkansas. teur"1
with woven wlIo. Groom house, iS-fooi
stock shed, living springs, garden, "
rIgaied hy springs. 4 miles from railroad,
Is, milc from mineral developments, price
s. GO0 tounH John Swnrtz, lellylllc,
Ark
WELL Improved an acres, northwestern
Arkansas. an tllablc, 30 acres Culil-
vnted, 3 acres Jonathan orchard, lg acres
wheat; 1850. viii carry $500 ~ per
cent ! W. Jewell Summers, ArE
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-07
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT OF CITY.

FOR SALE-Only commercial hotel In
town; ono Of the best towns In okla
hOma. drilling for oil near town, best
prospects for oil BOX 326, Okecne, Okla
WANrED-TO purchase. stock IN hank,
carrying active responsible position
either state or national. state preferred;
southern or central oklahoma or oHsi
Texas; satisfactory references. :. A
care Oklahoman
TELEPHONE exchange for snlo or
trade. IN good shape paying well; Of
flee In residence In Haskell county. Nd
dress BoT 3H, Kinta, Okla.
SHOE REPAIR Would sell busl-
ness and stock for less than value ot
stock. consisting Of machines, tools,
leather, etc S. j. care OkluhOmnn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-07
Dairv and Stock Farm

1850 acres: Cj acres In cultivation; 70
acres fpo meadow, balance good pas
luro; ~ ncrcs bottom lund; VIII grow
good alfalfa; some alfalfa now; fair I'M
provemcn'si imlcs from Oklahoma Guy
and only y mile good little town win
stores. bnukp. splendid school, nm ideal
place for 70 da.ry or Tor stock only 81 600
Ross r.. Thomas &SOns Co.
Walnut iGi . spo Campbell Bldg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-07
FARM AND ACRE TRACTS.
Oklahoma

HIVE 200 acres " nno winter pasture,
joining Granite okla, vcnty water;
can pasture 90 head more stock, have
rpughuess aho. WHto r. s. Nllcoi,
Gruuits BkIn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-07
New MeHicn-

l2s- ACRE farm I'm northeast New MEXICO
for sale or trade fDr oklahoma city
property. 200 acres In cultivation; 3-room
house, well windmill. gftuary and out
buildlngs. an fenced Phone walnut
cn29 Mr. Eva COX re " en- city.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-07
Walnut q -o1i W Main
Farm Near City

i6o acres. miles from pavement; about
80 acres splendid creek bottom. balance
good prairie. about 20 acres Of wheat
goes with farm: 1870 acres In cultivation:
no buildings. but a splendid bargain at
5000: 81 900 handles. might consider city
property. Lockwood Investment Co, so2
OIL EHchaEp
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Wyoming

ron sNLF-g.0Io acres decided Iaud. %
miles csst and south of Cheyenne.
WvO.: lots ~ water 10 irrlEnt" ono
acres Louis c. Manewel. 1876 Central
Ave. Cheyenne, Wyo
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OIL LAND, LEASES AND STOCK


ron cAr.r ,r.....t..- ,.,..
tirr,. ".g '
.,n,L ,g, ''"n' Iil.5', ,,,,I
- W ''....' I'r '.'"' ''''.
" ''' ''''"'
WAEIED-Ip 'ny Jmrd uh q &c.,.
lining Go Wp... viii pIy 'lBh can
Walnut 1l'l
Vast ,is;n,a, ~ o]o..1 ] ,n',1 ,,' Of on st,,e
mics: must be pr..ri riyh, u.2U rore
AN oil structure. trmuInr Hcnid,m h5s
been discovered. nl t,sfs buyr been
made, however. owing 10 Hyornhle ldr0-
tph pH''7 Inr I''. nr" hlgn. The dir.
toNeltt wants DIpl'Hi lp 'iiler urocur"
leases 70 h"Id "r no t.' oni STRUCTURE.
Carrying MN '"r N'I ng'ro or in-
to to 'vood,rnl TIKI s. IT, I. . ,pre ''D,I" 'osIa.
,."',l'l'- ...
WILL. trade . m.-u .IuHr tu drlIllug
wen IN hn'HH @f ul.uw l'nw M OK
lhhomn "' good f.u.F Walnut Cisi
EOH ehII.-lu .ntr.. of srmm.sp 1bH
Ne go'go1o" iors., , ,,o,k o. 20. p, sna'e can
Rnrhrr. Ios Wer r ..r..,
TroC,4o.-o mn T.. r,-c..-,.--
" 4UN . NV-II WIZ - E--LI-.LlR
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-07

MY ~ ACRES close In. all In
wv Nv the bottom. every foot
w SA ~ good soil. dandy trees and
shade a good s-room house practically
new, q rooms downstairs and tho up
stairs not yet finished. large basement
. special deep well water system. clectri"
lights, good garage. chicken house and
other outbuidings, a dandy home for
~. $50.
See HRrtell. Farm Dept Res. NJ 2s7j
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-07
FARM AND ACRE TRACTS.
OklAhnma-

ECfAIg-GENERAL FARMING
1850 good land south Oklahoma city;
N acres wheat. So 600. c. Brand. Moore,
Okla
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lEET1lRSlEtBjTlsNS&l
TC&E&l tsSEHssls1 11

500 American Natl Banh, walnu, ,1s,
BUNGALOW, practically new, W. 18th
leaving city, going tn sell; better In
lesllgse this one Ask Mf Pope, En-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-07
100 Acres for S3.6SO

% Ib0 kCRES, an river valley,
corn, cotton and alfalfa land,
located within 2 miles Of good
town and 90 miles northeast Oklahoma
City, improved with extra good house OF
Z, rooms, fine new barn, 5sxS6xie feet;
plenty Of outbuudlnss and hog wire fenc.
ing Conditions make II Imperative for
quick sale, and price " only 10000 on
terms Of 81. 500 cash. Can uss good auto
mobile IA part payment
v. s, Mathews,
Farm Land Department,
r. T. STUART 4 CO,
Maple 7s rs w Main
Wa make farm loan- M low rates,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-11-07

city Health Report-Other than innu-
euEa, NO contagious disease In present la
Jho city according N the health offios
report
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Walnut y 2O9lt W. Main
\, @g56-ACRE stock farm. with 100
~ acres fine corn. cotton and al
~ falfa land. balance pasture; 80
acres In fine growing alfalfa, 100 acres
unde. hoE fencing fine feeding racks
and feeding pens; good Broom house,
fine harm good outbulhingH and fine
orchard Pfico only $4,000,
r. T. Mathews,
Itrm Land Department,
e. r. STUART n co,
Maple g rs W. Main
we make farm lohn at low rates
N0Y 70 ~ 100 ACRES. 4 miles from
wv NY pavement all valley lana
w N@ ~ 20 acres In hay meadow,
10 acres log pasture, 20 acres In pasture.
I acre Of timber. all deep rich roll. Inn
proved with good orchard. good b-room
lathed and plastered house with large
basement big red barn you can't build
for $4,000. plenty OF Outhulldings. gran
sries. etc. plenty OF good water. the
choice farm ~ tho community; must be
sold. price 81 500.
See Hsrrell. Farm Dept Res. VI, 2S75
W@aES[NlZAt] g .G0y
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FOR TRADE

Four new 7-room huugal0ws IN Joplin.
Mo; strught loan $500. insurance
s. 500: 4-room cottage DcQucen. AK
clear rental value 151 per month. Vnut
good cor and other property: need car.
Gil,ilard Land co.
walnut 20ls -'6 Liberty Rldg
fOR SNLE-A good s-rpom and hstH
modern home lu Edmond. near normal
and car line. s D. care Okshom1u