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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-10-17
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY

Having rented my farm, situated
~ mile north of Bunker Hill, w.
Va, will offer my stock and imple-
ments, on
TUESDAY, OCT. 22, 1918
beginning at 10 o'clock A. NJ, con-
sisting of
s HEAD OF HORSES AND COLTS
2 heavy drafts, mare and gelding,
both A No. l leaders, extra good
draft colts, one 3 years old, two 2
years old
II HEAD OF CATTLE
5 mixers giving a good flow of
milk now, will freshen this fall, 1
good Holstein bull, weighs 1000 lbs,
or more. balance are thrifty, / and 2
year old heifers.
FACE SHEEP
rs HEAD OF HOGS
One SOW with 10 pigs. S fat hogs.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
consisting of lot Of we'll kept farm
machinery in good repair. such as a
binder, mower. rake, drill. corn cut
ter and planter, one 2.horse wagon
and bed, barshare single and double
shovel plows. lot of farm tools such
as you would find on we'll kept
farm
HARNESS
set OF Yankee and single harness,
set of front and a number of pillow
gears, collars, brides, lines, halters
and a number Of other useful artic
les.
10 tons of nice Timothy Hay. so
barrels of Corn, 400 bundles of fod-
der.
Chevrolet touring car in A No. l
condition, used short time.
TERMS OF SALE
A credit of IL months, on all sums
of ten dollars and over, under that
amount, cash. Other terms will be
announced on day of sale.
EDWARD SWARTZ
Dodd and Hoffman. Auctioneers.
HARDWOOD Burkhart, Clerk.
10 Is Ct pd.
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Precinct 2. Ward 1

Receiving Commissioners
Stillwell, Eldridge Lamp, Jacob Sites
Counting Commissioners Iucian
Westenhaver, Roy Schmucker. David
Powell
Receiving Clerk. Frank Seibert
II. f. Johnson.
Counting Clerks-Taylor Jefferson
f. S. Gettle.
Precinct I, Ward 2
Receiving commissioners. p
II. Hunter, w. A. Burkhart, C. C. Cul
Ter.
Counting Commissioners-Tho W
Kearns. Thos. Miller, c. C. Westratei
Receiving Clerks--Carrol Sencin
diver. G. b. SLIFER.
Counting Clerks--Ward Nicklin,
II. r. Gaver.
Precinct 2, Ward 2
Receiving Commissioner Smith
Stuckey. John Engle. J. II. zirlsle.
Counting Commissioner b.
Cunningham. John Can't, John Oar
lington.
Receiving Clerks--Lee Siler, C. II
Thomas.
Counting Clerks--Chas. Eubanks.
Vim. Dean.
Precinct I, Ward 3
Receiving Commissioners-Edw De
Grange. John Lyons, X. b, creaue.
Counting Commissioners J.
Criswell. p NJ. Hollis. J. L. Bate
man.
Receiving Clerks--Howard Fisher
T. A. Ardinger.
Counting Clerks--c. G Lemon, Z.
II. Hill
Precinct 2, Ward 3
Receiving Commissioners-Ch
Fellers. Thos. Thornburg. l.. Il.
Young.
Counting Commissioners Chas. NJ
Seibert. Frank Farnsworth. f. f.
Entler
Receiving Clerks--Frank Tram
mel. W. H. Bowers,
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PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY

Having sold my placed will make
public sale at my present home To-
Gated two miles northwest OF Mar
tinsburg, on the Dry Run pike, on
SATURDAY, OCT. 10, 1918
Sale to begin at 10 O'Clock a. m, the
following personal property, to-wit:
ONE HORSE
Weight about 400 lbs, seven years
old, No barshare leader and good
market wagon horse. fearless of steam
or automobiles.
I THOROUGHBRED JERSEY COW
Six years old, in full flow OF milk,
No. mixer.
7 HEAD OF HOGS
Young sow with 8 pigs three weeks
old: Chester SOW, will farrow about
the middle Of November
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
One-horse Studrbaker wagon and
bed in god order; two seated family
carriage. in good order; falling top
/ buggy, handmade spring wagon, in
good condition; Plano mower, in
good running condition; Oliver two
horse barshare pillow, spring tooth
harrow, - teeth, 4-square harrow, one
springtooth one-horse cultiyator, sin.
gle shovel plows, double shovel
pillow, single corn planter, John Deere
make; corn coverer, 1-horse sleigh
runners, cutting box, wheelbarrow
Egrindstone, one log chain, grain era
die and rake. lot hoes. forks, one
straw fork and hack, .sledge and crow
irx tnAr rNin
steel drills. one feed cooker, So gal.
capacity; large iron pot and stand,
tool chest, feed box.
HARNESS.
One heavy set single harness, one
set single breast strap harness, two
sets single harness. with haines and
collars, Citizens saddle and bride,
sets pillow gears, 3 sets fly nets,
work collars, set check lines, work
bride, leather halters, kicking
strap, 2 choke straps, set breast
measure, gum horse comb, one horse
blanket and lap robe, l Knapsack
sprayer, lot fodder.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
Two beds with springs and mat
tresses, single bed with spring and
mattress, good organ. 2 rocking
chairs, dining rom chairs, new; /
extension table, walnut; l falling leaf
table, Canopy Fair cook stove with
water tank, 8 chunk stoves, kitchen
safe and cupboard, 3-burner oil stove
about 40 yds mating, god as new;
lot home made comforts, lot dishes
and crooks, / churn and print, lot
pans 4, lamps. ham boiler, dough
tray, lot empty barrels.
TERMS OF SALE
A credit of six months will be Civ
en- On all sums of $40 and over. the
purchaser to give note with approx
| ed security, negotiable and payable al
the Citizens National Bank of Mar
tinsburg. with interest from date, but
lif paid at maturity interest RENTED
Under $40 cash No property remoy
ed until terms are complied with
VIM. A. WOOLFORD.
Dodd e. HOFFMAN, Aucts.
Harwod Burkhart, Clerk.
no 3 cod
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PAGE SEVEN

Armbrester.
Receiving Clerks J. w. Stuckey,
Guy Hiett
Counting Clerks-John Mongan,
Lou Rooney.
HedgesviiIe District. Precinct
Receiving Commissioners w.
Donaldson, Willis Cushwa, ]. u. Nc.
Cune.
Counting Commissioner Hunter
Walker. w. c. Kilmer. Harry Wolford
Receiving Clerks-Clarence Kilmer
Raymond Catrow.
Counting Clerks-E. II. Tabler, c.
A. Wolford
Teste: e. A. Hobbs, Clerk Co Court
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NOTICE

AS provided by law the following
FAMED persons have been by the
County Court Of Berkeley county, W.
Va, duly appointed TO act as Com
missioners and Clerks at the cleo.
ton to be held on Tuesday, Noyem
Der 5, 1918;
Martinsburg District, Precinct T.,
Ward I
Receiving Commissioners-W. Il.
Caskey, Chas J. Custer, Harry Long.
Counting Commissioners Daniel
Dunn, Hunter Drewry, Philip Slime
Receiving Clerks--Chas. L. Thomp
son, A. p. Nicklas.
Counting Clerks-A. B. Parks, c
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WANTED-Truek salesman for bot
ting bushdAsS. Good position for
right man. Prefer one who has had
experience. Apply Valley Of Va.
Taho-Kola Bottling Corp, Win
chester, Va. ills
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LOST-An emerald ring between 206
e. Burke st. and Fishers Jewelry
store. Reward if returned to above
address. U10%
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SUPERINTENDENT OR FOREMAN
wanted for stone quarry. Good op-
portunity to the right man. Address
T116, care Journal.
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READ THESE JOURNAL WANT ADS DAILY

little classified then
n them
of
-mreyta uproom " NNee ~
few in a
lawhe n SPACE
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WANTEo-Dis hwasher at once, man
Or woman. Good wages. Crystal
Restapranty Ts7
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WOMEN WANTEp-Salary $24 full
time 60c an hour sapre time, dis
tributin9 guaranteed hosiery to
wearer. Permanent. Experience
unnecessary. Apply Guarantee Mills
NorTistewn. Pa. 20 Sat LIT
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WANIED-Man capable OF driving
automobile tor Fire Department. Ap-
Ply Fire Chief Quinn, East Burke
81. $50
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for Cumbo
Rest House, woman 80 to 35 years
old Can go home every night.
Good wages paid. Apply Geo. w.
Bennett, Mgr, Winchester phone.
U6
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TFcCtlSt y WIZ '
T~reiving Commissioners Adam
Proctor. Chas. w siler. j RI. Pow.
lell.
! Counting Commissioners C.
Henry. Richard o'Brien, II. s. Whit.
tington.
Receiving Clerk-Olver Siler. EN-
o~y Kline
Counting Clerk--John J. Foley, ].
w. Kastle. Jr.
Precinct 2, Ward 4
Receiving Commissioners - VIM.
Wright, A. C. McKeever, ]. w. Kas-
tie, Sr.
Counting Commissioners Clarence
Miller, Eugene Sullivan. Harry Sehu-
bert
Receiving Clerk james Larkin,
+. II. Baker
Counting Clerk Ernest Weller,
Frank Wilhelm.
Precinct l. Ward S
Receiving Commissioner ~ Earl
Lloyd, A. T. Hess. Harry oliver.
Counting Commissioners-Gla
Johnson, w. II. Hockenberry, S. II.
Brooks.
Receiving Clerks-Clyde Smith.
Harry Kearns.
Counting Clerks--Jasper Graves,
John Kearns.
Precinct 2, Ward S
| Receiving Commissloners-Jam
Crawford, Geo Dunn, Edw. Brandon.
burg,
| Counting Commissoners-H H..
Light, Geo. d. Williams. S. A. Ellis.
| Receiving Clerks-IIarry Boyer.
Roy Edwards.
Counting Clerks--George Kerfoot,
Harry Boyer.
Gerrardstown District, Precinct I
| Receiving Commissioners-Al
Cushwa, c. w. Grim. j II. Mcbride
Counting Commissioners-Teld
Deter. Dan Price. E. G. Grove.
Receiving Clerks--G. w. McKown,
chas. Coils.
Counting Clerks-David LeFevre,
L. NJ Parsons.
Gerrardstown District, Precinct
Receiving Commissioners
Stillwell. J. B. Harrison, Jerre Sion
aker.
Counting Commissioners r.
Stillwell, J. 3. Stuckey, A. +. Arm
brester.
Receiving Clerks-Nelson KEGS, c.
J. Minghini
Counting Clerks-Thos. Alvey, VIM.
Bayer.
Gerrardstown District, Precinct 3
Receiving COMMISSIONERS. S
Harrison. T. f. Miller, Chas. Catrow
Counting Commissioners Harry
VanMetre. Chas. T.. Barney, Harry
| Catrow
| Receiving Clerhs-Chas. l.. Patzer
John Smith.
Counting Clerks-H arwood Burk-
hart, Willis Evans.
Mill Creek District, Precinct I
| Receiving Commissioners Wilson
Whtmore, Edwin Henshaw, e. r.
Henson.
Counting Commissioners--H =.
Cline. L. G. Hoffman, A. c. Jackson.
Receiving Clerks-G. II. Bowen,
George Henson.
Counting Clerks-John d. Payne,
]. t. Clendenning.
| Mill Creek District, Precinct 2
Receiving ommissloners-W o.
C. Payne. w r.. Lewis. J. T. Masters.
Counting Commissioners II.
Wright, Harry Staub. Harry May.
Receiving Clerks-John Staub,
Thos. Moler.
Counting Clerks-Albert Sherrard,
Albert Bennett.
opequon District, Precinct I
! hecelVlnE IOIIIHlSSlOHtTS---A II II cit
ner, VIM. Holiday. G. w. d. Folk.
Counting mmissioners-John S.
Files, George Miller, Geo. D. DALEY
Receiving Clerks-Joseph Strider,
Harvey Mcdonald.
Counting ClerlSs-G. W. M. TabIer
d. II. Hensel.
Opequon District, Precinct
Receiving Commissioners-B. S.
Couchman, Harmon Couchman, Peter
Strine.
i Counting Commissioners-P. f.
Gatlin, Edw. Rice, G. w. Becker.
Receiving Clerks-W. Hill Small,
Vim. Hill.
Counting Clerks-Ernest Deering,
Jas. Daley.
Falling Waters District, Precinct I
Receiving Commissioners-M v
Seibert, Theo. Porterfeld, Geo Byers
Counting Commissioners-H. r.
Sperow, Albert Britner, Jno. w
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A SUCCESSFUL REMEDY

All things succeed which really
deserve to,-which fill a real need,
which prove their worth. The fact
that the famous old root and herb
remedy. Lydia T. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound, has for three gen
erations been relieving women of
this country from the worst forms
of female ills and has won such a
strong place in our American homes
proves its merit beyond the uues'
ton of doubt. It will well pay any
woman who is in need of such med
icine to try It, 1t
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BARBER WANTED-$25.0O guaran-
teed Address J. P. Warrenfeltz.
III N. Maple Ave. .U11
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"ANTEo-Reliable married man be-
tween rs and SO years OF age to
collect and solicit insurance. Salary
*62 per month with commissions to
start. Address P. o. Box 766, City.
T87s
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FOUND

FOUND-Pocketboo Owner can have
same by proving property and pay
ing for ad Roy Grove, $40 West
Burke st. IA
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WANTED-,Salesme and Saleswomen
for Leather check covers. De Luxe
and Twelve sheet Calendars, Adj
vertising Novelties. Liberal Com
mission, exclusive territory. Bank
ELS Supply Co., Iowa City, la. VEL"
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wANTEp-To rent a typewriter for
one month. Address US, care of
Journal
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Los

ward for return to Journal Office.
V27&
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Large clean cotton rags wanted at
this office -.
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WANTED Z!

and saleswomen
sor our WIN the War line. Twelve
sheet and De Luxe Art Calendars,
ina,her- check covers and novelties.
liberal Commission. Economy
Advertising Co., Iowa City, la. V22@
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LoST-0ct. 4th, black and white
spotted cow with short horns. Re
ward if returned to Gabe Vaughn,
1923 E. John ST. V25%
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LoST-California gold piece, octagon
shape, on gold chain. Reward if
returned to Northern Va. Power Co
office. U2*
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wANTED-Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Address T106,
care Evening Journal. =
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y,ANTUD-1fodern. house, central
yardmaster H. c. Martin. U-17
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FOUND-A high grade automobile
battery w. c. Taylor 519 West
Burke ST. V25
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LoST-Man's blue serge coat, be-
tween lnwood, Bunker Hill and
Martinsburg. Kodak picture in in
side pocket. Reward If returned
to Journal office. 10
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roRf SALE-Two new Pease Apple
Sraoers at bargain. Phone or call
AaFpers Drug Store. U7s
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wANTEp-Young Lady desires room
and board with private family. Ad-
/ dre.s M. care Journal. T119r
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FOR RENT-First floor front room,
near Public Square. Address lis
e. King st. U.s.
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As. FOR SALE

rok SALE-Hupmobile roadster, in
sood condition, cheap to quick buy
e Akron Tire Repair Co., North
queen St U12s
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'on SAlE-Studebaker touring car,
sood condition, new top and tires.
cneap Is sold at once. Pines Gar
ase. U1s
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FOR Rents room modern house
possession Nov l. See DR.. A. b
Eagle. WIG
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FOR SALE-Fine sow and 10 pigs.
b. c. Tinspan, Berkeley Place
V29*
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FOR SALE ton Ford truck. good
condition. +. Orr, Gerrardstown
W, Va. WIS.,
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FOR rent

FOR RENT-Modern seven room
house on S. Maple Ave. Nov. 1st.
Apply j. +. Geyer V2S
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
sES-FuRNIsiEp

HousES-FuRNIsiH -
APlRTMENr- Fhs.room apartment for
rent. furniture for sale all Argo roous
and nicely furnished. two rooms rented
Phone Usage lsoH
bINgALOW W-siA room modern ga, rra
viding you buy furniture. which s .
sacrihes. leaving city, cash So. balance
terms good well. garden ,u. iso rcuus
rented. pays rent fhon" asa
TIFTH ". Sao-for. rent cottage. i've
rooms and bath. provided Jos boy Hr..
aUu sri For rent five room house .n snoI
location. close-in. providing yyu uut I.r
furniture Phone 6S2b
nuUs srON, &. 30S For rent mrusari
five rooms aud sleeping porch S. r,r
month Phone 1854. j. D. luhUs. .g-
Robinson nldg
OFfICE- rent. furnished With ttIr
uhone. Phone ta2S.
..rICE ROOM Three nice office ROOMS
over Renal Drug store Ingufe room
4 ilah south MAN
5UtTH SIDE For rent To rouql, without
children modern eight room pousr we'll
Furnished, for three months. reference,
required. Phone st7a
THIRD ". 6ls,-Wanted ladis, ta ,.ar,
four.room modern house After % o clock
phone 2l6t
MfcELLsAEoUs foH RENT ~
SEWING NACHlNEs-Re Rented by wee. ar
month White scSinr Machine Co, lls
East Second street phone 1880
THREE ACRE TRACTS-For rrrt tso e.
acre tracts east Of Playground, half m,Is.
house, barn well gas. orchard garden
planted Phone 1850 or call at.o oNurr.s
office 2l6 South Main pr e % Hood
WANTED TO RENT sa
APARTMENT--WA WAntcd furnished ap,rl
mcnt. will give reference Phone t7l'
COTTAGE--WAnt 10 rent SIX OF tr,,u room
cottage With garage on paved street Pre-
fernbly MorningSidc or Irving Place and
with privilege Of buying iu sn months
Phone Mr. AAy, 6Io0
hOCSk--Wantcd to rent. furnished hruA,
five to seven rooms, prefer one between
Third and Ninth west Of Main thorough
ly reliable. with no children Addrcsa
Box E,6t, care World
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We offer Of the most complete homes
money bullt with the best OF workmanship material
Outside wallis storm shoced papered with
heavy oak throughout. Large basement combination
furnace coa Laundry Toilet Iavatory
first floor Kitchen with every built-in modern feature
Large sun paror dining and living -Four bedrooms
including combination sleeping porch Large bathroom
connecting shower The best OF plumbing and light
fixtures Interior decorating attractive and the kind
that will appeal to Of tho best quality OF imports You
VIII find upon inspection that this home completes In
detail Window shades, garage modern servants
quarters In choice residence OF Mornngsds
and Maple Ridge district II RESIDENCE high
at gilt-edge value this at Terms 70 responsible
parties
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

HOUSES FOR SALE. 80
/ ANtN. i0gtpeoal,s bomr $1,000 bu},
tuo sr,gu room housn. two story. beat
block ON North Main oak foop, French
doors. sleeping porch fine dr'ota
Tons chrarr An up to date home. rca
IotrHln. Harry Jenkins Phone IHoo
NINE ONtN rARk pu, " beet upto
dat, bunFaoNs around owen park 80
rooms hardwood floors, sleeping porch
modern all built 900 features garaK'
for two cars servants quarters vii
make one Of tho Iutst little homes lu
rho city. tt.uUu. VI goo cash, balance
SIS per month. You can move in nov
Phone .gn' ur 7Agt
NORTH" SIpE 4 zeal bungalow. California
styln old ivory finish picked white OAK
floors throughout house. brick mantel
chimney and porch sunparlor and
screened In porch built iu features, lots
Of closets and Ventilation plaaterrd base
mcnl With drain amt laundry conNon.
iepcrs garsga, iull.ntr hugh terrSccd
lot eloAs-iH paved affect al city con.
NrnteuDcs Price $1,000 Cal, 2O3 Dan
iel Bldg Phone Ggtp owner
NORTH SlDE A real bungalow, California
style, old Nory finish, picked white OAK
floors throughout house brick mautcl,
chimney And porch sunpArlor aud
Of closets and Ventilation, plastered base.
msnt with drain and laundry conven,
fences. garage tull size high terfared
10, close J." on paved stree, ~ o,y Ion ,on
'ini''' ~, ''.c f.,..'' ,o,, - -0' 40"
''' n'"h none 'N"''' "'''
NORTH SIDE New two.r box house.
$3.50, $50 cash, $40 per month lmmr
aiGie possession. tulsa Realty 'o' Ao'
Nop'hsoh mag none '- -..-...--.
PROPERTY Three good pieces on north
side, olosetr. can be bought Al bar
gam terms u taken o. once ~ NSbB
room 'uA M'''ur' h'aR. none ''"'
PARK pLACE--Corncr on Trrumhch street
6oNlA0 feet all Improvements, price
", 700 small cash payment VIII hAndIe
y. Wsfd Ihonr '"u7 .--.
QUAKER = - 1900 block tour No
iOlj. one story, sIroom modern bun.
Gslow, close TO car, price $4,000 cash,
$1,000 balance arranged Greer Invest
ment Co, 22h Iowa blds Phone slao'
REAL CLOSE IN. four blocks from post
office six rooms and sleeping porch aud
four room house this property can be
bought for $1,000, with some terms lot
Il worth near the amount asked VIZ pay
20 per cent on Investment hAhAs'on'
$40 Robinson b'ds Inone '' '.--..-
ROCKFORD s. 1000 block lour No.
slol new one e-'doy, h'e room mouse
baih hsrdwood i,oor, c'o'fth, pAn,,2
pes, 80 'n, ,oo, non ~, ga ro.s
u"V,'"' ~, 'N' -, N'
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525 Unity bldg
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FINANCIAL
RIAL ESTATE LOANS

eITy REAL ESTATE loans for yeArS on
~ hy,ln.,, or residence property In Tulsa
.t psr cent interest, 40 commission
rrtnriul. payable any time after first
tsar OF 81 snd Of five ysArIi Interest
,rmi annually.
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,ISgss PROPERTY
HOUSES FOR SALE

BUkGALOW-Ca rive possession Of five
rooms at once, sir rooms and bath, also
closed 10 porch, large pantry and clos.
eta basement nice mAntel, oak floors,
large cement porch servants quarters.
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The Washington times., 1918-04-14
PARTY IS ON WAY
TO CARRY THROUGH
GARABED TESTS

Carrying final instructions from
Secretary OF the Interior Lane. Cara
he'd T. *. Giragossian and two OF the
1cientists who have passed upon his
free energy" invention. are on their
way back to Boston TO hold the long
awaited test authorized by Congress
The machine has been entirely re-
constructed and now ~ ready for cx.
animation by the board OF scientists
Secretary Lane has said Tho ,condi.
tions OF the test are very strict, how.
ever. and some time may be con
sumed in securing the proper ma
tcTia!s.
II f. understood that two Of the
tests prescribed by the secretary are
that In" machin" shall lit 1000
pound weight. tha; u shall run a
powerful dynamo. producing cleo.
tTicIty. Tn" test will be carried ont
under different atmospheric condI-
tions before tho final verdict.
The Washington times., 1918-04-14
D. c. JEWS RALLY
FOR LIBERTY LOAN
TOBE BIG AFFAIR

Washington Jews are today making
ready TO show by their Liberty loan
subscriptions that they are second 10
none In whole-soulsd loyalty.
Wives. sweethearts. children and
friends of Washington Jews are in
vited TO q rally Wednesday night il.
the Eighth street Temple, Eighth
street. between II and streets north
" est.
Prominent speakers have been
pledged by Il. 3. II. Lyons, to take
part.
senator Pomerene OF Ohio will
speak on the loan. Congressman ClalV
ece II. Miller OF Minnesota, who re;
Gently visited France. will talk.
Congressman Adolpn J. Sabbath OF H.
linois, will also speak.
The committee, urging a large at
tendance. says il is not necessary TO
bring money for bond purchases, as
pledges can be handled through
banks.