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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-14
Park HILL
Beauty

Five rooms and hreakfast room /,
basement, with all built-in features,
beautiful manteli can be had for
$3.50 cash. Can you beat II. Call
y. r. HELM. REAL ESTATE
eos Richard Rldg Phone 1898.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-14

TllRtr KOON bungalow new .rsat st.
Na.ilYr. corner lot. ntViaU. good lo.a
uon PRICED aeht ny ovuef Address
l ID Hus I.sa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-14

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MNNIUu. Itn hiHrHruUf single pHt.r
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-14
MnNlNn Am NTOEA0E
PAINTING AND DECORATING


Nr.rIgRNrH let me get ont fo1r
raIrsraEf letters r.irrs right Grace
UaaI 3Is Central AaN Banh h.'s.
phone sgi3
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-14
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

lar t U,RGtih Nov rsfrgrufor. rsr
d1un'. sanitary couch. rra rockers
good iron h.fF. round dining Table aUI
O. chair. buffet rruuHIer. dresser aru
vashsinrd h.urH gar raHEr. nearly nrs.
aH1 other articles lai- g4agsf
Phone 5000 o.
. $40 CN-H buys rooms good uruiiuFs-
rooms Tor g,ot cheap Apply larg EaaI
HIrch
fuR sNlE- Nrv saH.iAry couch aud pad.
S.. china closet o. leather rocker o.
Phone sUtT
FOR sALf. oIs dresser. viii ,,l ior si1.
Phone fl1t
FOR SALE Five rooms iuH.mrc house
for rent 10 purrNaarfa. uHt.t location I.
c.iy. an Nor'oIt rboas 6sa1
luGu Owls sas uuss fl' Phone 7-s'
MArTRySsEs Renovated ,nd recovered
returned home the une tsy Phous
ttf2 Sanitary Natures Co.
Six rooms, beautiful furni-
ture, piano, etc, and lease on
modern apartment. This is a
snap for some one.
Phone 5732-R
MUSICAL ISsTRUMEErs 90
Fou sALE- 'Ios yRor. cheap. Phone
OIL MACHINERY SUPPLIES 65
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-14

FOR sALF -Fiye room vhi's stucco cali
foruia bungalow breakfast s'rovc base
mrnt oae floors clstsrn. awu flowers
thadt aud iruu ueesl auo drapsHes.
Uuoleum. curtains and shades included F..
east front iot tire. 7anifi This ia
bargain and very easy terms Phone
owrrr A. 61g1 or 6l2l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-15
Saved His Daughter
From Operation
Wheeling Man Tells How HypoCod the Great Health
Builder Restored Daughters Health
and Strength.

Il Wheeling man speaks volumes for
tho merits Of Hyno-Cod. the great
health builder. Ii proves conclusiScly,
that Hypo-Cod is real remedy. mol a
maknshift or just another medicine.
II is effective because it gets right
down TO the seat Of the trouble and
uproots il in a clean. simple and pleas.
ant manner. No sickeninG or nausea
ting clements 10 upset the stomach.
On the other hand. its pleasant wine
like flavor is delightful.
And YOU can rest assured that in TAX
ing Hypo-Cod you are not running the
chance of contracting any dangerous
drug habit. II contains nothing but
the very valuable medicinal eHtrac.
tivcs from fresh cod livers. combined
with iron. malt. sodium, magnesium.
hypophosphateS. lime. wild cherry
bark, uuininp and aromaticS. a comb.
nation rha, cannot help but be benrfi.
rial. Ask your doctor.
iiypn-God ran be obtained at any
Of tn" following druggists for only
% for Il larG" bottle, which contains
enough uf this splendid tonic 10 treat
the average size family for weeks. Get
Il bottle to-day.
Sold in Wheeling by c. H. Gricst {,
Co., IIOgc-DaviS Drug Co.. E. Fl. Rau,
SIMPSONS Pharmacy. John Coleman
Co. W. ". Irwin. Chas. Menkomrllcr.
Rarr's Pharmacy, Mcr@es' Pharmacy
and AZ island stores.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-15
Civil Service Examinations

.r,.. .3r'.,i >."'.s .','t -"r>.'' COW
,,,.,,,r .,,iI.,.,,l.~ ,;..r,. r,ru,"'Iit''' ~
.,,,.,..t ,,..- ."r ,..a <,ri;-uHu''d l''-
.fi.r- 80 ,r. l,'d - .ia n'ar tH' ia.
Necessary. .nE"r'r.' tnu md application
FIRMS r,ur IT,. >,r.r'i rom 'hr *'cr"-
;,.> or ~. BOARD -! examiners 1t me
ia.a. r,r~. Office
N,,.h.., .ssis,ar. DIV" s'n"N and
rc,Is, ,r,aio. $i."rr-&l. SOC. March &c
iahnr?tcr,. All ""ld nssistau' III piAn'
;n--nG,irtlon 'ma!"' fl.+ih. March n:
-n-rr;.icr. bureau Q; mines. NHrrh -:
r->vs Tnctcr. March "a. assistant :N"p
c.lrcrfn.c1den; 'inai"t. $ per day.
March IS vineyard sIn"rint'rd"n,
in,aie} 3 .i1-$i 800. March g; h"r;r-
cl:,.lrnl superintendent: 'ral"'. $i"+9-
$500. March "a. compUtrr. coaS' nn0
Scofctlc survey f.nnicl. March IS: as
distant II he Office of information
.>ln!s,, Si.snO-<275, March 2G; stats
r;rnl dra::smnn, April 2; incchnn'ca.
Gra'i~man. experienced IN rai"r; nt!ic"
drawing ,u,nlc,. Arrli .; assistant san
r,ar. chemist Cmai"r, Arrii >: assistant
II. lAh"rainry cookery studies 'f"nlai"'.
Hiril ,; "'"C; rotyprr -rNuld" tInal"N,
NrrlH :, examiner o. accounts 'mRi"''
Arrll =: urc2ni and phys!cni chemist
,rirlc), &iSnn-s2, $40. April e; irEcst!-
gator III hulk 'rrniu handling (nalc},
f!GnO-2G. 500. April ~; construction
drmfrSrrun tmnIcI, APrti "a; market Ae-
sisrmut G!Yu stock and mcnts) (mnlc and
r"rnl"l, 81 ,0nn-Sl,400, April AL fcld and
lnr0ratrCy aid IN riurt pathology lmale
'nnI frmaie), April "a calculating Mn-
chine operator lmu!o and fcniuIo), April!
-; clerk with iinn%iodEG OF stenography
or typewr!ting. April -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-15
EVANGELIST BASSETT
SO BUSY PREACHING
He FORGOT TO EAT
BUT TOOK TIME TO 6MPHR !:
C,LLY TELL BACkSliDERS
WHERE T. HEAD IN.
Sunday tIas Nothing on HIM IN
ending the Truth Home At Great
Martins Ferry Revival.

loan 4 buzz, a. rumble y dash,
4 Iump. and Ira :. Ba$Srt', The buSl-
ness man EVANGELIST had lett MS
uffirr$ in pinSrurgh. driven 10 me
railway srnaior. ridden 10 Wheeling,
NJ .ur"i 10 Martins Ferry and WAS IN
:br puplt Of 'h" First Presbyterian
church last nGMi. ready TO pr"ach
in" fourth sermon Of the grcal evan
grli$iic campaign which il being con-
durlnd by The churches Of mat Guy.
"Hy ginger" he whispered 10 Ira
e.. S"dcwick. one of his close irl"nuS.
''lhrr" l. one, 1nIng / urCol: that WAS
~ eat. NuI i III" all day except
iunChron in IN" Office. NO matter,
20 ahead. We shall. not keep this nIS
crowd waiting. I'll give them Peter
Followed Mar or As soon a. the
ltlnir stops shining.
"Thrrr'% Great story told IN
Matthew 25:5N." said Evangelist haH-
SOFT. us the story Of the first back
slider. Bu1 there's no excuse lot
not coming back. This iS the. day oil
comeback If you are on The ioooS'
! San, for Gods sake and your own.
lump nff The sooner you jump the
better FOR YOU. You may walt until
IN" momentum il to- great. feter
-.,..,l;y,.J tho ,rror q, his way, and he
came back 50 strong Tor Jesus thrlSt
iha; he has come down in history as
/ GU, y. '''' ',,'',, anr, carL crazy
. ma! ~ u u",l', "'," 49,. ro,n;nr hnt
Z "'"|' """''n! -' ,.',, 7,rnn,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-15
Less Than Carload Lots
Embargo Reinstated

Einturgo"S Oh less than carload
shipments Of freight have bren 7cir-
stated on all lines .! tn" Hairimnr"
x C.lio raGroad. having taken effect
ON Tuesday las, Tn" retirement 81
conditions permitted his class "a.
freight on some branches nf the "raL
10 b" released Il few day, past, tut
zinc" that rrlcaS" Cnug"SI"i C"NCl.
ION have again forced IN" company
to rclnSIalC ihc embargo.
THO express business or >hl. road.
su. shown great increase in IT." HA.,,
week. or two. amt on nearly every
passenger train cnin@ cast thrr" ar"
;wO OF more express carE. and Mica
10 ;hr door This mann'I' "l tr"tEn'
transportation may S"rV" 80 clear up
thu situation 10 Il great extent IN iltr
near future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-15
Ohio Countys Officials
Discuss Spring Road Work

County commissioners. Road En-
cinccr W O. MCCIuSk"y and Prose-
cutOr y. \. Mckee held conference
yesterday morning. and plans for the
remainder of the year for road work
were considered. ~
Tho high price OF materials and
shortage OF labor were among the
things discussed. and instructions
were given the engineer 10 make in
yeSrgaiions as to the possibility o;
procuring cement and like materials
and place them in storage. He Will
this. with power 10 make
in materials. Road stone
cruShprs will not start TO work DE-
fore ne first OF July. owing 10 the
financial condition of the county
tTeas urv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-15
EXTRA JURORS DRAWN

Judge Alan Robinson mas directed
,hc drawing o; Il hundred extra july
mon. to report Monday morning ~
criminal court This hundred m"n
is the first drawing from TIA SpeC'at
list of COO prepared by Ju7'y commits
s!oners 20 replace 'hr exhausted iIa'
for tho rcmaining inrm Of Cnur,.
4 jury will he selected 20 X:
Frank puicnsN 10Y :ha sAcrnd rial!
having hern "onylc. ed OI killing o.
Nc,- Henry sccmon Il, ihc t!rst trial
Tho case was nppralrd 10 >t' circuit
Conrr and reminded back 10 criminal
cnurl for rc-trlRl. Owing 20 'hr I'm,
Il ,ua! attention attracted b.! tn" case.
som" delay may br experienced IN
srecring II jury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-15
following afar off in patriotisn; that's

following afar off in patriotism; that's
why hell -emains in business"
Mr.. Bassett will preach tonight on
"Slackers.' Greet plans have beer
made for Sunday. There will be an
afternoon and night service with
overflow meetings in the Fir-L Bap'
iiSt church. One Of the best known
sburgh clergymcn has signitled
his willingness 10 come to Martins
Ferry Sunday 10 ielp out Evangelist
BasSet1 by addressing the oEeIno"
meetings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-03-15

coin school will mr". E'r'%,N @!'"r-
uuna 80. 81. M. .i"Hn /. ''li!"n
VIII G.rr$% III" n!''.'ir@
Evening star., 1918-02-14
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to t.
following:
Charles s. Teter Of weyers Cave, Va. and
Eva N. Rabbit Of this city.
Charles b. Waters and Hannah J. Howell.
Rupert II. Neubrecht and Lucille M. Wander
WORT.
Ralph J; 9. Lane. U; S. A.. ana Hazel II.
Kitcheil Of Newark. N. 4,
Allie Vincent and Hattie II. Thomas.
Edgar b: Lang, Y. s: Al and Florence 1.
Smith Of Chicago, Ill.
Albert G. Lawson Of this city and Evelyn
N. Dishman Of Seat Pleasant. Nd.
Albert L. McIlyeen and Madelyn T.. Tram
melle.
Martin Schwartz and A. Mollle spigel.
Wallace H. Robinson and Clara A. Fraser.
Evening star., 1918-02-14
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths hzve been reported to the
health department in tho last tventy-four hours:
Margaret q. McAssey. X years. 1888 Newton
street northeast.
Mary Preston Smith. rs years. 1903 Hamilton
street northwest
Elizabeth T. Morgan. 70 years. 1855 Wyoming
avenue:
verena Keys. II years, st: Elizabeth Hospital.
Daniel W. Cary, 81 years. st: Elizabeth Hos
pital.
George A. R. Hughes. GO years. Conduit road
Helen v. Gooding. years. 1894 SAD street
northwest.
Joseph carso. eb years. Garaeid Hospital.
. Catherine f. Reightler II years. 1894 East
Capitol street.
Margaret Il. Barnette. 20 years. 100 street
northeast.
Thomas D. Devine. ss years. 17es s4th street
northwest.
Mary V. sch1nld, 53 years, 475 street south
west
Hiram P. Marston. IS years, 1867 Monroe
Helen Diggs. "a years, sibley Hospital.
Mary d. Barbee. 80 years, 1889 H street
Afford J. Hunter 1 year. 11s Pennsylvania
John Dull, r.. months. 2140ts H street
Florence Davis. . months. Children's Hospital
Marion +. Donnely, months. i1os 9th street
Lillian E. Thayer, 1s days. 1852 Brentwood
road, u. G.
Moy Lang. 81 years. Washington Asylum Hos,
Francis johnson. 1o5 years. eo4 Hughes court
northwest
Rachel Ingram, c. years. o215 street north
west.
Dudley. winslow. 80 years. 171s 7th street
northwest
John H. Harris. II years. 124o 6A street
northwest.
Evening star., 1918-02-14
President and Mrs, Wilson Resume
Frequent Golf Game-Mrs. Will
son Attends Lenten Services.
Army Women Visit Fort Myer With
Gifts Of Knitted Garments for
Squadron of Cavalry.

The President and Mrs. Wilson. now
that the weather conditions have i'm
proved. have resumed their frequent
trips to the golf course of one OF tho
suburban clubs. Whenever the Presi-
dents engagements will permit and
the weather Is favorable they are like
ly from now on to spend some part of
each day on the links. leaving the
White House shortly after an early
breakfast. as they did this morning.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Wilson at
tended the ienten services at ST. Johns
Episcopal Church.
The Secretary of State yesterday re-
ceived the new minister of the Neither
lands. Mr.. August Phillips. who arrived
Evening star., 1918-02-14
N0RWAY'S SHIP LOSSES
DURING WAR REACH ia

LONDON. February 14.-The Nor
wegian legation in London announces
that from the outbreak Of the war to
the end Of January. 1918. Norway has
lost ia vessels OF 1.0505sS gross ton
mage. seanen to the number of ss3
lost their lives through the sinking
Of these vessels.
During the same period fifty-three
Norwegian vessels. with more than 700
crew, were posted as missing. About
two-thirds of these are war losses.
Evening star., 1918-02-14

Of much interest is the announcement
of the engagement of Miss Margaret e.
Bayly. daughter Of Mr.. A Hamilton
Bayly and the late Mrs. Bayly, of Cam
bridge. Nd. to Dr. Brice w Colds
borough. also of Cambridge. Miss
Bayly. who is one OF several attractive
sisters. is Il granddaughter of the late
DR.. Alexander Hamilton Hayly of Cam
bridge. DIR. GoIdsborough. who is a
son of PaymaSter Worthington Colds
borough. /. $ ", retired, is a brother
Evening star., 1918-02-14
Births Reported.

The following hfrths Aays Bsa Au9so d
the health department IN De lsst twsaty- -fsus
hours:
Ferdinand J. and IAlis II vSlsh, Ga
Joe and Marie z. Marine, girl.
Louis and Mary Leandre, boy.
lafayette F. and Viola A. darnex, ny. :.
Alphus L. and Gertrude X. Frani1, boy.
Melvin gnd Willie J. Jordan. bey.
Charles Il. and Lena S. Brown, boy twins.
Evening star., 1918-02-14

Ten million women of the United
States Will be privileged to vote for
President at the next general election.
Evening star., 1918-02-14

Senator ard Mrs. Joseph S. Freling-
huysen. who are at Philadelphia, Will
return to Washington Saturday.
Evening star., 1918-02-14

Mrs Edward Rowland was hostess at
an informal dinner party last evening.
Evening star., 1918-02-14
MISS MARGARITA ZAI.DlVAR.
Daughter of the minister of Salvador.
Harris & Ewing photo)

thony. a tea will be held at National
American Woman Suffrage Association
headquarters, 1926 Rhode Island ave
nue., at which Miss Helen Taft, daugh-
ter of eX-PreSident Taft and dean of
Eryn Mawr College. will he the guest
of honor. Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor and
Mrs. Robert Taft viii receive, assisted
by members of the hostesses' commit
tee
Evening star., 1918-02-14
Society

Minor. Miss Dorothy Bertholf. Miss
Elizabeth Campbell. Miss Martha Boyle,
Miss olive Plant, Miss Elizabeth Bull,
Miss Mildred Meredith of Des Moines.
Iowa, Mrs. Corning Bliss, Miss Evelyn
Zane Miss Mary Duncan Gibson. Miss
Margaret DevereuX. Miss Jean Rayner,
Miss MarGheFitta Ti1lman, Miss Ade-
laide Pierce, Miss Annie Ehrie Pou.
Miss Alice Carmody. Miss Evelyn
Pointon, Miss Elizabeth Deach and
Miss Elizabeth Howser.
Senator ard Mrs. Joseph S. Freling-
huysen who are at Philadelphia, Will
return to Washington Saturday.
Mrs Edward Rowland was hostess at
an informal dinner party last evening.
Mrs F. II. G. Slater will entertain at
a large dinner this evening.
Friday evening. February Is. will be
Newcomers evening at National Amerf-
can Woman Suffrage Association head
quarters, 1926 Rhode Island avenue. AS
ON the previous Fridays of alternate
weeks throughout the winter, the
young women who have come to Wash
ington for war work under the govern
ment are invited to make use of the
suffrage house for recreation purposes.
The young man friends Of the young
women are included in the invitation
Dancing and cards will be the enter
tainment.
Tomorrow. which is the ninety eighth
birthday anniversary of Susan Il. An
Evening star., 1918-02-14

Miss Helen Claxton is entertaining
this afternoon in compliment to Miss
Abigail Harvey and Miss Daviette
Ficklen at a bridge party. followed by
tea. Among the guests are Miss
Eustacia Hardesty, Miss Virginia
Evening star., 1918-02-14

Capt. Franklin II. Ellis has Joined the
American forces abroad. and during hi:
absence Mrs. Ellis will be with her par.
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. A Garrison McClin-
took
Evening star., 1918-02-14

Mrs. f. II. G. Slater will entertain at
a. large dinner this evening.
Evening star., 1918-02-14

Mrs. Oliver II. r. Belmont leaves New
York today for Palm Beach. Her son.
Lieut.. Harold Sterling Vanderbilt. u. S.
\. r.. has returned TO his duties at New
London, Conn,
Evening star., 1918-02-14

The fifth In the series of dances given
under the auspices of All Souls Church
will be held Saturday. February 16. from
to II. Mt I142 Church street. The chap
Atwater, Mrs. H.. X. Bush Brown. Mrs
Fred i. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Edward Harvey
Mrs. Cato Sells and Mrs. William c.
Woodward.
Evening star., 1918-02-14

Brig. Gen. Roy Hoffman and Mrs. Hoff-
man of this city are the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Morton l.. Schwartz, at the
Plaza Hotel In New York.
Evening star., 1918-02-14

The news Of tn" de"
British aInba sSador, Sir Cecil Spring
Rice, which reaches. i.---
early this morning has greatly s..,c4.-
ed society at the capital During reg
idence of nearly five years the FORMER
ambassador and f.tdy Spring Rice, to
whom numerous messages Of sym
pathy have been sent today, made many
friends At Washington.
Evening star., 1918-02-14

Miss Mary Marshall Of this city will
spend the week end as the guest of Mrs.
Robert Marye, ut her home at Baltimore.
Evening star., 1918-02-14

Mr.. Andre Tardicu. head of the
French high commission. dined inform
ally las evening with the Secretary
of the Interior and Mrs. Lane.
MIR. Tardieu will be the honor guest
at the Congressional Club tomorrow
afternoon.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-07-05

FOR TRADE-For small |
house or restaurant, three-r
and two lots in suburbs. ne
30.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-07-05
cHANcERY COURT NOTICE.

Attorneys and litigants are hereby
notified that causes No. S407 to 6627
inclusive. will be called up for fina
disposition on the 1st day of July
1915. Kindly take notice and be pres
ent on that date.
BY order of the Chancellor,
f. w. ROWLES. Clerk.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-07-05

elMANToN's Mud Batnsl \ I
cottages and patching aps
Ravine St. corner Park klD
The Sentinel=record., 1918-07-05
r. PAUL OFFICIALS
MUST SUI

st. Paul. Mimi. July
/ A. A. Burnquist to
Igor Thomas Van Ia
| Police Louis Harth
| is. that unless sire
..z@4r
The Sentinel=record., 1918-07-05
FOR RENT

FOR RENT--M Modern cottage,
rooms, exclusive neighborhood Apul.
1873 Garland Ave. Phone 1923.
G130-1l
The Sentinel=record., 1918-07-05
IN SKY 'DENOUkCl
- Boil SHEV

richb. July 5.-AlexanC
waite Russian premier
price4nting the Swe'
a meetir
FOR trty at the chan
years morning. IN. |
The the Bolsheviki
lawped a copy of a
~ is, 1918. at a 81
f'qe Russian constitu
ltnst the Brest-Litovs
ring Russia still was
srmany. The text of
/ said, would be publ
M. Branting limited at
OF an International
renee which he said '
soon as circumstant
The Sentinel=record., 1918-07-05

FOR RENT OR SALE-SIx
Malvern road, near golf lin
house, water and orchard. lOrJ.
DR.. j. w. McClendon
The Sentinel=record., 1918-07-05

LIGHT airy housekeeping rooms
flock from bath house; electric &c
$3.50 per week and up. ZIG Co -
Phone 1643.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-07-05

FOR RINT-lSiX room
bath, gas. water, light
two Groom apartme
sinks. Close in, ne
building: east of o.
month to permanent Il
School st. or phone o PRISONERS
The Sentinel=record., 1918-07-05

S ERTEON. POSITIVELY
IT
FOR RENT
FOR RBNT-Furnisheu nousekeepin
apartments, summer rates. Appl
Bottoms Grocery. 1917 Central Av'
Phone 676. -
FOR RENT Modern cottage,
rooms, exclusive neighborhood. Apul
1873 Garland Ave, Phone 1923.
G130-1'
FLATS FOR RENT-F1ve and thr
rooms, beautifully furnished. best
cation, close in and near y
houses; very quiet and homelike.
Prospect Ave. Phone 1855. 11e
LIGHT airy housekeeping rooms
flock from bath house; electric 80
$3.50 per week and up. ZIG Coz -
Phone 1913
FOR RENT OR SALE-Sx
Malvern road, near golf lin
house, water and orchard. lOrJ.
DR.. j. w. McClendon.
l. l.
FOR TRADE-For small CIlC
and two 70 lots in suburbs sui" {oeria
30.
4 e
6lMANTON'S Mud BatnsiC vi
cottages and patching apa
RavIne ST.. corner Park Keen
- ~ -
FOR RJNT-lSiX room
bath, gas. water, light
two Groom apartme
sinks. Close in, ne
building east of o.
month TO permanent u
School st. or phone o PRISONERS
FOR RENT Partly, ,
room house, end of ne hulnoer u
ner month phone yesterdays OPP
-----.------ne and the sub
FOR EENT-Modunter attack now
III Magnolia struding 40 officers,
fficial statement is
FOR RENT office tonight.
90 ploasa.r some hostile artillery
don. 'he resioh Vi o0hoi Pc"
N Of tna
there is nothing of special
| FOR to report"
and
ApleLlN OFFICIAL REPORT.
pho
- July 5.-The official COM
FOR Fon from general headquar-
5 roomed today follows;
on thirof Ypres strong attacks
nlshen' by the enemy were replsed
rates IL ides of the Somme yester-
cali 1t Apg the enemy infantry at
.------------er a strong artillery prep
IA rpR the British On the north
III farnlsie river the attacks broke
4 streete our lines with sanSulh-
81 tel
'-------------f the Somme the enemy
- into the village and the
~ e. mel. On the height east
w 5 attack was frustrated
r attack East Of VII
" we threw the enemy
-- $50 H,sition of departure.
THE OUAC the fighting activ-
ROONrS-Newly " the whole front
J out: near bath hwn Prince Rup-
fences Rates reast with increased
Busch. Props. 230 light especially
sector There
.--------Aivity on the
| PARK PLACE and on both
Phone 1857 No 10
Strictly modern nice.
apartments. with hot an
ming water, gas, electric :
bath. - block Park avTTACk
line.
THE PLAZA - Light nouseRfla
apartments and furnished roomnd
modern, enclosed sleeping poms'
beautiful location; opposite U. S.
perrin p1Gent's residence. $40 REESE
Az. Phone 954 Mrs NJ. F. Gre
THE DERBY. 616 OuachIta Ave.
Rent-Modern rooms and apartment
everything furnished for houseks
ng; gas for cooking and beati
rooms sl.50 ped week and mp;
garage Phone 1902. Mrs G.
Brady
The Sentinel=record., 1918-07-05

----------2areHtly som
roh oALalt the NUM-
tage' CLOS Admiral Sill
Gee a. gton was str
EOp day night.
erels, XII" i''oe Vi
birds, $ ~ gu oS "0'''
Whittii Nv.
remained afloat
pOR IN efforts were 1
we'll essel and two tug
mile, but she was too
Groo keep afloat.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-07-05
Arkansas Saving & Lean
Association.

Has Money to Loan
Easy Monthly Payments
Avoid the payment of rent
Loans can be paid at any time,
without advance interest No ad-
mission fees or commissions, no
Withdrawal fees.
Building and loan associations are
the only loan companies where the
orrower participates in the prof
is
RAY S. SMITH, Secretary
Arkansas Trust Co BLDG
The Sentinel=record., 1918-07-05

FOR RENT Partly,
nor r,ontb pbo0a yesterdays op-
no opd rho cuh