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Evening journal., 1918-05-04
CHRIsTIAN sCIENCE.

First Church Of Christ Scientist, Park
Place and Van Burcn street, will hold
regular services on sunday as follows
sunday morning at II o'cock and sun
day evening at o'clock. The subjects
for the lesson-sermon is Everlasting
Punishment" The sunday school VIII
convene at ii O'Clock sunday morning
on Wednesday evening testimonial
meeting is held from 3 TO Q o'clock
The church maintains a free reading
room and circulating library at No. 70I
F0uiiable Building which Is open weeH
days from 30 so O'Clock, except Wed
ncsday on Wednesday the hours ar'
from 40 TO o'clock.
Evening journal., 1918-05-04
ADVENTIST SERVICES

In The First Seventh Day Adventist
Church. on Howland between Clayton
and dupont streets, the order Of serv-
ices Is as follows. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock; sab
bath school every Saturday at 9.Ao
o'clock: preaching at ii O'Clock, by
pastor, George a. stevens; Young pco-
ple's Meeting al 3 o'clock; Bible leo
iure sunday evening az 8 o'clock in
Mt. Cuba Chapel, subject: "The Old
Time Religion"
Evening journal., 1918-05-04
FIRST n. p. CHURCH

The SUNDAY program FOR the First
Methodist Protestant Church, seventh
street near Walnut, the Rev. n. ". Sui
cliffe. pastor, is as follows Preaching
morning and evening by the pastor /,
fOm o'clock. sacrament of the Lords
supper: 7.i5 o'clock, subject lhc
Wonderful Christ" Prayer meeting
will be on Wednesday evening at I4o
O'Clock. other meetings Will be held
40 the usual time.
Evening journal., 1918-05-04
= HARRISON STREET

DR.. g. T. Anderson, pastor Of Harrison
street NJ. p. Church, Seventh and Har-
rison streets, has prepared for a com
nuniou service tomorrow morning at
1920 O'Clock. At this service new mem
hers will also be received
In the afternoon at ? o'clock all the
sunday school departments Will be
open.
In the evening. at Z o'clock. the Ep-
worth League will conduct a devotional
meeting. and ihc pastor Will preach al
Inc public service at 100 o'clock.
The church will join In the union pa
triotio prayer meeting on wednesday
rat Union Church, Fifth and Washing
Ton streets. DR.. II. p. Randolph anI
others will address the meeting.
Evening journal., 1918-05-04
DR.. WATCHORN
In UNION PULPIT

The morning preacher at Union NJ. =.
Church. corner Washington and Finn
streets. on sunday morning. Will be Or.
John Watchorn, OF Philadelphia. Dr.
Watchorn is not a stranger to Whining
ton audiences for he preached several
summers at Brandywine Summit camp.
Dr Adam Stengle viii occupy tho
pulpit IN the evening.
There will be n union prayer meet
ing in Union church. on "Wednesday
night. with Grace, Harrison street,
nrack-Ex and Richardson Park. r. y.
Ward and nr. Herbert r. Randolph viii
be the speakers.
Evening journal., 1918-05-04
DR.SYPHERD, SPEAKER
AT WESTMINSTER

The usual preaching services VII No
held at 1890 o'clock and o'clock to-
morrow. in Westminster sbyterian
Church. Pennsylvania avenue and Rod
ney street. the Rev, Charles l.. Candeey
D. d.. minister. The double quartet
viii sing at both services. The graded
sunday school will meet at noon in tho
chapel and the Adult Bible Class at tno
same time IN the gallery OF the church,
At 7.30 o'clock the young peoples sO1r
ciely will meet Or w. o. Sypherd. ot'
Delaware College. will speak on r1h4'
English Bible"
Evening journal., 1918-05-04
MoTHER,s pAY oRsERvEp.

Services at Zion Lutheran Church,
Sixth and Jackson streets, the Rev. :. Il
yon Bosse, pastor, on Sunday Will be
as follows: 1870 o'clock, sermon topic
for Mothers Day Our Mothers,
preached By the pastor; Sunday even
Ing, 730 O'Clock, sermon topic
Mother" preached by the pastor; sun
day schools meet at go o'clock and al
2t5 O'Clock
The choir rehearses on Friday. School
Is Saturday morning. Datechetica
classes are Tuesday and Friday. Teach
ers training class Thursday evening
Boy Scout troop Fridays. Girl Scouts
Fridays.
The church council viii meet on
Monday; Mems Society Tuesday; VIII
I lng Works, Wednesday
Evening journal., 1918-05-04
FRsT L. p. CHURCM

There will be preaching services at
Al o'clock and 7.i5 o'clock tomorrow
I'm the First United Presbyterian
Church. Third and BroOme streets, the
Rev. William Patterson, pastor
The Wednesday evening prayer meet
ing will be as 1.t5 O'Clock, Y. p. :. G.. y.
al 6.45 o'clock on sunday; Junior Mis-
sion Band at 385 o'clock ON Friday at
fno church
Evening journal., 1918-05-04
81 LIKE n. Z. CmURCH

There will be the following sunday
services at 81. Luke's Reformed Ep's-
oopai Church. Monroe and Eighth SIS
the Rov. William Lamming, rector
morning prayer and sermon at iOA3
O'Clock, sunday school at 230 o'clock
evening prayer and sermon at I3l
o'clock. Wednesday at s o'clock. pray
pr mnntlng
Evening journal., 1918-05-04
Special Sermons Heard City Churches Again Tomorrow
PROF. KING AND CHOIR
in MUSICAL PROGRAM

"a Sublime Can" will be tho sub
iect OF the sermon In Epworth M. p.
Church Sunday morning, by the pas
tor. the Rev. n. p. Nichols. In the even
Ing there viii be a program OF special
music. under the leadership OF Prof.
George Y. King. by the chorus choir.
The Rev. y J. Sard, Of Scott church,
viii occupy the pulpit at the evening
service
An every member canvass OF the
membership viii be made by the ieai-
ers Of the church work, on Sunday
afternoon, May -.
Evening journal., 1918-05-04
FvANCrTIsTIC SERVICES

Evangel istio services will be CON
Quoted nightly, except Saturday. by
Evangelist Hugh q. McEwen, Of Phiia-
delphia. in the building formerly oc-
cupied BY Hope Baptist Church, pwen-
ty-hird and Pine streets, beginning
Sundays al 7i5 o'clock and week nights
as o'clock.
Evening journal., 1918-05-04
RRACK-EX ". u CRURCM

At Brack-Ex NJ. +. Church, C.. c.
Clark. pastor. there will be Sunday
preachlng at 1890 O'Clock by the Rev.
u. F. McFaul, followed by elom-
munion service. At 7.45 o'clock. Henry
r. lsaacs VIII give a patriotic address
Sunday school will meet at 23O o'clock
The pastor win lecture on Africa, OF
Wednesday evening at 7.b o'clock.
Evening journal., 1918-05-04
nIRLE sTUnENTs.

The international Bible Students vii
meet i'm Ir. O. L. A NJ. Hall, No. ~
Tatnall street. Sunday. al o'clock.
Pastor II. L. Hszlett. Of New York CITY.
viii lecture on the topic The Worl 10 -
Has Ended, Millions Now Living Wiii
Never Die" The seats free and no col
lnrilnn
Evening journal., 1918-05-04
Mr SALEM NE. CHURCH

There viii be the following Sunday
services:
Al Mt. Salem N. 2. Church, Nine
teenth street and Mt. salem Lane, ". d.
Habbort. pastor 1920 o'clock, sacra-
ment OF the Lords supper; I.A5 O'Clock
preaching by pastor, subject: "Exemp-
larry Religion" other services viii be
held as usual.
Evening journal., 1918-05-04
FLAG DAY AT MI. LEBANON.

There will be a patriotic service and
nag raising at i0.i5 o'clock tomorrow
at Mount Lebanon Methodist Episcopal
Church, Rockland. The Hon. josiah
Marvel VIII make an address. sunday
school will be at 9.30 o'clock, evening
service al 8 O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1918-05-04
MrCARE NrEMORIAL CHuRCH.

At MoCabe NJ. r. Church, Boulevard
and twenty street, the Rev. j,
W. Jones. pastor. there will be preach
ing tomorrow morning and evening. by
the pastor; subject in the morning,
Sacrament Of the Lords supper at
8 O'Clock. "David's Prayer For Forgive
ness" sunday School is at h4o oclock
and Epworth League at 7.3O o'clock.
Evening journal., 1918-05-04
MT RFTHEL BAPTIST

There Will be preaching at II O'Clock
and 7.i5 o'clock by the Rev. Z. p. Cor
bin at Mt. Bethel Baptist Church, with
covenant at noon. Sunday school at 2
o'clock, and prayer meeting after the
evening service. The missionary board
win meet Wednesday night. Prayer
meeilng IS. Friday night.
Evening journal., 1918-05-04
nm sMEnFs CHURCH

There will be Sunday services at Old
Swedes Church, Seventh and Shipley
streets, the Rev. Robert Bell, vicar, as
follows: 8 o'clock, holy communion
1890 o'clock. Litany and communion
2.30 o'clock. sunday school; 73O O'Clock
evening PRAYER and sermon.
Evening journal., 1918-05-04
FRIENns MFETING.

Friends Meeting. Tenth and Harrison
streets. will have the following pro
gram Tor the week First Day, sunday.
al 1890 o'clock; Bible classes at 1880
o'clock for adults and children; mid
week meeting on Fifth Day, Thurs.
DAY. at 7.3O o'clock.
Evening journal., 1918-05-04
sr ANnpEWrs CuuRcH

The services in st. Andrews Church
corner Shipley and Eighth streets, to-
morrow, tho Rev. r hard w. Trap
nell. rector, will be as follows; Holy
communion at s o'clock; Bible class snd
sundsy School at ei5 o'clock; holy com
munion and sermon at A o'clock; eve
Ming prayer and sermon at 745 o'clock
Evening journal., 1918-05-04
GmRERT sFRVICEs.

The services at Gilbert Presbyterian
Church tomorrow will be conducted by
the pastor. the Rev. p. w. uoperth. In Inc
subject Of the morning Will be, iue
Reward OF Faithful Service Evenlns 4.
services are at & o'clock. saDDaih
school az 30 O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1918-05-04
MMANuEL -. CHURCH

The services on sunday at Immsnuel
Church. Highlands, tho Rev. william
II. Laird. y. D., rector. will be as iol-
lows: 400 o'clock, holy communion
and sermon; 7.i5 o'clock. evening
PRAYER and address; sunday School al
go o'clock
Evening journal., 1918-05-04
REN. CAN'T TO PREAOIE

The Rev. j. Gibson CAN'T, rector, Will
celebrate Holy Communion and preach
at The Church 90 ihc Ascension. Clay
mont. Sunday. at iOi5 o'clock and at
Grace Church. Talleyylllc, at go
o'clock.
Evening journal., 1918-05-04
CAIVARV p. y. CHUnCH.

At Calvary y. r. Church. Third and
Washington streets. the Rev. n. g. Eng
land. rector there win he sunday
school at 9&5 o'clock; Holy Communion
at 10 80 o'clock; evening service at 5.i5
n-nInDL
Evening journal., 1918-05-04
UOORF's CHAPEL.

Moore's A N. f. Chapel services Sun
day are as follows: a O'Clock, preach
ing by the Rev s Hitchins, followed
by love feast and general class; 2.So
o'clock, Sunday school; $50 O'Clock
preaching and communion; 8 O'Clock
preaching by the pastor.
Evening journal., 1918-05-04
Arr ENnN baptist.

Nm. Enon Baptist Church, servicee
viii be as follows: Preaching at i0A3
o'clock; Bible school at 4 o'clock; b
y. p L.. az go o'clock; song and PRAYER
services az 8 o'clock; prayer meeting
wednesday evening Of each week.
Evening journal., 1918-05-04
FTRsT sWFDIgU BAPTIST.

At the First Swedish Baptist Church,
Vandever avenue and Church street, the
Rev. @. A. Goranson, pastor, there will
be preaching tomorrow morning and
evening by tho pastor at tO4S and Z 80
o'clock sunday school and other regl-
lar meetings will be 81 the usual hours.
Evening journal., 1918-05-04
pRnGREssIE sPRITUALIsT

sunday evening services at the FRS
Progressive Splrituslist Church, Pyth-
ian Castle Hall, no. 9O6 West street viii
be conducted by Mrs. Ellen Con. Mes
sages by Mrs. Yoho. from Philadelphia
The services are from s 10 40 O'Clock
Evening journal., 1918-05-04
GnACE TnN CHURCH.

There viii be preaching at Grace A.
NJ E. Zion Church in the morning by
Rev. =. W. Fairfax, afternoon by me
Rev. :. Hudson and in the evening the
Rev. johnson from Florida will preach
at 3 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1918-05-04
CnANTs CHAPEL.

Al Grants A. NJ. p. Church. locust
street below B street, South Whining
ton, there will be preaching at "A O'Clock
by the pastor and at o'clock by the
Rev. =. II. Gaskins.
Evening journal., 1918-05-04
MN JFRUsALEM CHuRCn

AZ the Church OF The New Jerusalem,
the service tomorrow will be al 1910
o'clock. the Rev. Geo Henry Dole, pas
tor. The subject of the sermon Will be
"The Ascension
Evening journal., 1918-05-04
cpTRITUALIST MFFTTNG

spirituaust Church Universal Broth
rrhood meets sunday evening In Amer
lean Mechanics Hall. 9Ol Tatnsli.-AdN
Evening journal., 1918-05-04
Why You Should Go
To Church

To be of no church is dangerous. Religion, Of
which the rewards are distant and which is animated
only by Faith and Hope will glide by degrees OUT OF
the mind, unless it be inygorated by external ordi-
nances by stated calls TO worship and the salutary
influence Of example.
johnson, Life of Milton.
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when James whitcomb Riley Was 9
Boy.

BOY.
Young Riley did not get on well q
school, particularly in arithmetic. Little
children came and little children vent
but | stuck there in the first class 70
numbers" he said. II was always 3
good reader, only reading counted fSs
little in those days" A signiflcsa1
incident of his boyhood was running
away from school when THE Death Of
Little Nell" was the lesson. 1T wss
a matter OF eternal wonder to me- hs
said, "how the other children could Eo
strong voiced and dry-eyed through
those tragedies that almost broke ~
heart"
The earliest letter that We have showa
him ss not the most promising boy ID
the community. Sixteen found him o.
Of school, "truantins up and down old
Brandywine" or lost in Lougfellow,
Trowbridge and Dickens. Y read then
all day long" he said From hb rsad~
ing Of literature Riley was to secure hiS
real education. Among the towns
people "Jim" Riley came to be known
as "do-less" kind Of boy who vse
wasting his youth" Manual induss
try was to the early Hoosier settlers
duty idcaliled, and to them idllns
was a sin more reprehensible than
drunkenne" or 'blasphemy. IAN idlss
is the sure quarry of the devil" ran
the old saying. The boy was not whai
to so many OF HE townspeople M
seemed to be they were not aware Of
world Of dreams and hopes behind
his mschisvous blue eyes. The youth
ful Riley learned to play tho guitar
and fiddle" He sang, gave readings
at church benefits, and in his time acted
in heroic parts He drew well, but
for work with his hands he had little
liking or aptitude. II is not strange,
then, that he earned "a bad name.
This word from an early letter shows
a plaintiye reaction from the superficial
judgment
." = Your father forbids your as
sociating with me Well, with his un.
derstanding Of my charcter, he did
what was right, Well, so long as he
thinks me a mean boy Just so long
YOU must abide his law, for he thinks
il for your good. Sometimes, maybe
can show him my real character. s'~
And so he loitered his time away
along the creeks, or won applause d
amateur thestticsis, or, with one eye
half ssquint poked his face curiousix
into interesting happenings Of the town
--Harper's Magazine.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

WANT TO MY from owner or a.room
houEe south Of 18th IT., west Of Hhaf.
tel, small payment, balance monthly,
Wnlnul Nls evenings
( WANT TO MY or f.room modern
home II glms ara suitable Address
C.2A, care Oklahoman
tho money ana we'll located Othsrs will
pay $500 and 500 down. also buyer for
To Groom house close IN Has $500
to pay down uood party, What hays
ynuf z.ie, cara Times
WANIEh-'Io buy b or Groom house,
close ln between fth and 18Th streets
small amount down. or viii trade good
residence loi In ftcdnnrk. okla, and ven.
dor's lien notes Mt Lloyd, 40 American
hank nldB Maple lsl
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sAyE yot,R RENT.

SAVE YOUR RENT
Z 200 cash buys S.rm. home, n, W,
800 cash buys b.rm. home, north.
ii0 cash buys b-rm home. N W
400 cash buys a t-rOOm homo, \, 10,
$50 cash buys 9-rm home, \. ~ .
800 cash buys t-toom home Cap. IIlll,
goo cGAh buys "a b-rm, homo, ". w,
800 cash buys n d-rfn, home, N "
400 cash buys Hn s-rm. house, N, w
100 cash buys i.rm home Cap I'LL
600 buys AN s-tm, home, w. 18TH,
500 cash buys an s-rm. home, w. goth
TbO cash buys an s-rn home w, gath
900 cash buys an s-rm, home, w 18th.
800 cash buys an s-rm. home, Win.
500 cash buys nm s.rm, home, w. aard.
ZOO cash buys 0-rm, home, w. 18th
500 cash buys 0-rm, home, ilth.bhar.
600 cash buys a p-rn, home, Walker
900 cash buys a-roOm home 18th .bdw.
I, 900 cash buys n l0-rn, home, llth-WWr.
1000 buys l0-rm. brick, Fast ilth,
200 cash buys n b-rm home on w, sth. g
200 cash buys b-rm home on N DouEra.
200 cash buys b-rm home on Indiana.
500 cash buys u Term, home on w 9th.
300 cash buys i-room home on w 2bth
500 cash buys n b-rm. home on W. 18th,
! 800 cash buys nn s-rm. home 10, 9Th
2, 900 cash buys g-rm, home, " 10Th,
900 cash buys 5.rm. home, w, Choc,
500 cash buys b-rn. home, w, 22nd.
800 cash buys 6-rm. home, ", 7th,
200 cash buys l-rm home, W,Mal n.
800 cash buys an s-rm. home, With
900 cash buys an s-rm, home, ~. 18th.
Any Of tho above can be purchased for
tho cash payment indicated, The balance
NJ the purchase price, which In n rare
bargain. can he paid out on easy monthly
payments Make us an Offer.
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY
sos 10 Insurance bldg, Maple ~
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The farmer who buys Liberty Bonds
is making hav for his country evss
though the weather Is cloudy
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WY % nv Cottage on West lilh
W Nv 81. near CaHscn Blyd,
Wv NN - dandy good home. fiv-
rooms and sleeping porch modeIn In
fIno fixtures aud DECORATIONS, fruit uoeS
and shruhbefy; chicken house and yard
boIliO feet ~ ground. prc only i2tb0i
$500 cash, SO monthly. Listing III. Call
us for appointment. No can show you
any class N property at the right price
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Home Builders Home EltNs -ReAltors
~ North Harvey, Telephone PIX i
OKLAHOMA TRiIsr COMrANYB
annNN aAnH ANgTn

Home Rulidsrs-IIome Slles- Realtors
u, North Harvey. Telephone PIX 4
OKLAHOMA TRUsr COMPANIES
Arm. HAitOAlNS,
OWNER WIRED SELL s.rOum modern
homo near 1kth and CAHHen, tOxliO feet,
only 5000 Look NJ II, Make US All
offer rnll Mr. Morgan
EXTRA BARGAIN IN broom modern
home. with good improvements near ylh
and Western. only i2Alb. small cash pay.
ment, balance like rent Call Mr Clark
HCCNtFiCE SALE Five room modern
home on three large lots, near GARD aud
ShnHel Tor only y. 500, 5000 cash. bal.
nnoe ih per month Investigate Call
EAST sinE RARGAiN of five rooms.
modern. with large sleeping porch, clos.
OTIS. pnntfeH, harm. fruit tfeoHi grape ~.
bot and two full lots. only $500. $500
cash bnlnnca like rent
Houses, stores hnd Farms for rent
MIR ALBERT ~ UpHllEH 10 manager
oi our Insurance Department Ask him
HhuxSai Neryirp wins
49, Il. X. TREASURY AGENTR for
tho sale Of War Savings aud Thrift
Stamp. Ruy ilborally. Iielp win the war.
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY,
SOS. 10 Insurance Hdp Maple "a
FOR RAT,F-Two lots hnlf block FROM
car line. or would trnde for equity IN
or broom house. Cali Grlmes. fBX-b or
Maple aT6l-J
BBBB RBBB n ~ nm II II n u
WILL YOU buy two adjoining pieces ~
property with monthly rental value
Ot $50 for 81. 900; part cash and balance
on easy paymenta1 These properties are
two homes, cnmploto with servants
houses, garages, etc. Lots are 2Oi feet
deep Well located ons Is five rooms
and other ten rooms with four rooms In
hardwood Further information direct
H. n. BRADBuRN 4 CO., Realtors
ono American Rank Bldg Walnut i1b.
BRBH BnB u u " u n " II II "
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New Home

The host IO.0OO home In the ylty, on
Capitol Drive. Fast ilth st. IN the fast.
ost developing part OF the city EiHhi
rooms nnd sleeping pofchcH, hardwood
floors throughout; MI hullt.in features,
no feature overlooked 10 make This home
convenient and beautiful Trfms II de-
sired
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REAL ESTATE wAxrrp

"S Hor,bsas, or. rS near s'E llsssai .s "s ssss
bargain. Walnut ftt1.J, NO ~
wtANTEb. .r9 ~ baI three. q -
pay for II Ike rent writs n. 4 ~
uulrs, 1ib North Brsuer, VI
WANTED-6 and g.room houses II
on instruments. BaHtsr, katiosal L.
Will BUY a barEnin home north S{ -
H. Al cash 10 I fooms AlAND
n.fit, care OklAhomaD 49,
WILL PAY CAAiI for hvs.roon cotl973
oa,, so Of 'I sars o m o,,s'. ~. .s. 'n ce scs
state price and street numbV. Addfsss
C.d2, cara Oklahoman.
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OIL LAND, LEASES AND STOCK

WhHTgp-AmeHraa Indian on and Gas.
Oklahoma Star 0u New Uncle Sam
HU .n A. r prDel Lltuc uocE.
..
".. fHn 600 nafra rassa In jackson
.uun.H .hH. ur Iugp test. must be.
FIn n H IH| rental paid 'Or IA months.
NHI.H'.r .rlYInd Address Y C.. care
HNuWnu
WIFI HA.UFIDE BOO shares Mcfon ol
a rHH aIuTn, l1r quick sale. Y L.,
r" ...Uum
H... HuH American OH and Krnulng
American Indian 600 and GHH. Glcnrosr
Arkansas and Arizona Copper CON
.." IHEH Motor Htr association. Iled-
.mf Motor ..|HuhuurE NaD Onor
.ur stocks firm j. N r0wnes, Little
"ur. ArH
...E nr Iu.t sale il lh1rrs doIden
H .I iHI Zinc stock. 90 75 cents.
.' H.I H"U.v good trrfH ln lease lu
""H" ..n.r district Address ~ 2et.
1000 HIlt#H OH State Refinery, 81 80
hare Wl| Hf .Hrrt f0r amount want
h...H.Nr brokerage company
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BOB PARMAN OFFERS

BOB PARMAN OFFERS
Som Gladstone OH and Refining 81 90
5u Slmmles on M a bargain.
Crescent Refining ..........t b m
10 American Glass Casket ,...... If Uo|
10 Davis Mfg GO rotary separator II on
2n0 American on 4 Refining ,.,,... 10
900 oklahoma on A. Refining ....,.. 1l0|
30 Oklamodo on 4 GOs........... $50
200 Hoy -Garher on ............... %
300 Racine on. all for ........... 26h po
200 Assurance on a Refining ...... 10
go Usage Mutual ON a. iteunlng ~
2Dl Dixie Queen, all fnr.....s.s.u 2lh M
10 lvanhOe Petroleum ............ 1900
20 Home Refining Rt bargain.
800 lllg Lead and Zinc .,.,....... ll0
100 Goldcnstate Lead and Zinc...i 80
fomc Treasure state, very low price
100 on state Refining ..........,.. $50
Wanted White Panther and Cool Kola
Gl5 American Natl Rldg w bl25
WHAT am I offered Tor the following
Stocks 100 shares Dick Wlllo on. 1850
shares Lucky BOy Lend n Zinc; 40 shares
White Rock Walter NJ Smith. Roose-
Welt. okla.
FOR QUICK EALE-5O shares Dixie
Queen. NJ $50 Maple 1898
For SALE-l0O OH state Refining, tl5S;
100 National Oh, i2i0: i2O oklahoma
Salt. 81 So: $50 shallow OH, $3.50. 100 Gar.
field, 81 iN. 100 lvanhoe, iiSb0' so Davis
Mfg. 8ll so, ~ Dixie Engineering. ~ -.
100 Combined on. 1915; list any stocks
you wuut 10 sell with The keystone Co,
Room 3, Murphy Blk, Enid. Okla
-RUNAROUT WILSON, 90 acres, s.
SW-gE aud NW-sW SE OF sec IS: E-
NV NE and NW-NW NE OF sec q, twp.
% NJ rnnge 10 E. In Tulsa county
INV -SE-2S 25 n. n t., In Nowata
county: Six Killer, 40 acres.
8-RDhert McLcmore. S-NE-NF and
NE-SE-NE Of sec. %, 20 N, Il T., Rogers
county, 30 acres
4-WRtson Kctchum, 90 acres. NV Y NJ
NEA and W. Of SW OF MEX, sec. ., twp
| Is n. range H. Washington county, Il
nilos from Nownta.
6-Wof Petit, 80 acres, SO Of NV Y
and. NW4 Of SWh sec. is, twp. 20 N
range 10 T., Nowata county, Q miles No
Wnta
6-Jennle NuEent, an acres 81 of sE Y
sec "a. twp "a n. range iS 10, Washing,
ton county 4 miles Ramona. Labatt
| CO.. Fort worth, TeNns.
| OKIAMADE OF q Refining stock, too
Hharcs AZ s. 81 per share II taken at
once. B-2ib, ONnhoman.
FOR EATT-OH state Petroleum, oil
state Refining, American on a Refin-
| ing, lvanhoe. u. c. Newman. Chickasha
/ okla
FOR SALE-bOo shares Bcd Rock on 4
Css. 10 cents n share. NJ, franklt bAz
| Fifth St. Louisville, KY
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LECALs


PROPOSALS. ron INSTALLATION W
HEATING SYSTEM, SHAWNEE, Ok
LAHOMA A-DSpaftment OF the fnlsriSk
office of Indian Affairs, Washington, NJ
G.. March 20. 1918. sealed proposals, plain.
ly marked on tho outside of the seate4
snyelops Proposals for InstAiiation d
Heating System. shawnee, Oklahoma"
and addressed 10 tho "Commipsionsf -
Indian Affairs, Washington, b. G." VIII bNF
rrcs,vod at the Indian office untll !
o. clock o. M, OF April 30, 1918, for hsS-
nIshInE materials and labor Tor the M
stallatlon OF Heating system In strict ss-s
cOrdanes with tho plans, specIflcAti0ne
ana Instruciions TO blddsrs, which nay
bo examined at the office OF the paper
sppentH. The United Btatos Indian Wasos
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.STO(,KS

WE wlII IU. white uAntht. ht
81 40. AWu.Iuu on and Re-
hr.ng ~ 81 90.
PARRY INVESTMENT co.
1ll W Grand Ave
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WHAT am | offered Tor the following
Stocks. 100 shares D'ck-Wlllo ON; lhu
White Rock Walter NJ Smith. Roose-
Welt. Okla.