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The Washington times., 1918-09-30
GATHER FRUIT PITS
TO SAVE SOLDIERS

Washington today is in a race with
every big American city to reach its
goal first with its quota of fruit pits
and nut shells which the nation was
asked to collect by the Government
August 26, for use in making gas
mask charcoal for the protection of
American soldiers against German gas
attacks.
Today school children, Mrs. D. c.
Housewife" the churches, the Red
Cross. community centers, department
stores, hotels. and restaurants, Girl
Scouts, Boy Scouts, Camp Fire Girls,
practically all the organizations Of
the city are enrolled in the cam
paign to collect fruit pits.
Twelve hundred national, State,
and private institutions, in
GLIDING hospitals, have been circular
lied by the Food Administration and
urged to join in the campaign.
Until the nation says enough" is
the slogan adopted by many organiza-
tions. As many as $50 barrels have
been placed in and around Washing
ton, at street corners and in stores.
They bear this placard pasted on the
front:
The Washington times., 1918-09-30
WANTED
. FRUIT PITS. NUT SHELLS.
Gas masks save our SOL
diers' lives-have them dried
before presenting.

From the number of little school
girls, coming to school in the morn
ing with market basket on arm as
well as their books, bringing peach
pits they have collected, and Girl
Scouts dumping them from the bar
rels at the schools, Mrs. Ellen b.
Dabney. in charge Of the District
campaign, estimated to-day that so far
Girl Scouts alone have collected
1880 fruit pits. That is enough TO
make charcoal for siXty-four masks
for the Yanks. A large barrel holds
l5,5OO peach pits. Mrs. Dabney esti-
mates, and a little barrel 1900. The
most popular barrel is the one on the
main floor of Woodward & Lothrop's
department store. This is filling up
quicker than the others.
One unique side Of the campaign
is the organization of nutting par
ties. Forty Washington girls gath
cred 40 pounds of nuts in the woods
near Great Falls, Va, yesterday,
chaperoned by Mrs. F. L. Ransome.
chairman of the Woman's Land Army
of America for the District.
How can peach pits and nut shells
he made into gas masks, you ask?
CAPTAIN Kenny, of the chemical
laboratory at Camp Leach, explains
the process:
THE peach pits arc burned to a
charcoal The charcoal il placed
in a tin box and put in the gas mask.
1t serves the purpose of absorbing
the poison gas before it reaches the
nostrils OF the soldier"
The Camp Leach soldiers are max
ing gas masks from the fruit pits
that are being collected in Washing
ton.
with the passing OF the fruit sea-
son the army will have to depend
chiefly upon nut shells for the char
coal that will save our boys from
the agonies of gas poisoning.
The Washington times., 1918-09-30
INTEREST RATE FIXED

Ranks and trust companies in
which funds of the railroad admin
istration or OF the various Federal
treasures are deposited must pay .
per cent interest on deposits, pay
able by check on demand and per
cent on time deposits payable after
thirty days. Secretary McAdoo, in
making the announcement said an
investigation recently made shows
that rates of interest allowed by
banks on railroad deposits ranged
from . to per cent, and that the
higher rates paid had been used by
some banks as an excuse for ex-
cessiye rates charged to customers.
The Washington times., 1918-09-30
FOR RENT-STORES
CEMETERY LOTS

CEDAR HILL CENIETERY-PA. AVE. 8
Z. rENTENDED). OFFICE 723 STH ST
n. K PHONE LINCOLN 9S2-
mySS-Su.m.W,f-1
The Washington times., 1918-09-30
WALL ST. MARKET

NEW YORK, Sept. 30.-The over
Sunday news from the battlefields
and the news this morning of the
submission Of Bulgaria to armistice
terms caused an urgent opening de-
mand for many stocks, with several
issues selling at new high prices for
this movement.
Steel common moved up Z, TO 1888.
and similar gains were made m the
other steel industrials.
Mexico Pete moved up "a points,
to l13h, and Texas Company made a
gain of over points, to above Ia.
The only important exception to the
advancing movement was American
Sumatra, which dropped 215 points,
to 107&. on unusually heavy trading.
The market closed dull.
The Washington times., 1918-09-30
THE LOCAL MARKET

Trading on the local stock TX
change today was brisk. six sales be-
ing recorded.
One $500 Washington Gas 5 sold at
9jA. Sixty shares of Washington
Railway and Electric preferred sold
at CO in three lots OF IS. 25. and 10.
On the after-call trading four sales
were recorded.
Four 81 900 Potomac Electric con
solidated SIS sold at 92h.
Two shares OF Capital Traction
stock sold at 81 in two lots A $500
Capital Traction sold at 90. Four
shares of Capital Traction sold at 81.
The Washington times., 1918-09-30
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 3O.-wheat-
Firm: good demand. No. red win
ter. SS.35%4; No red winter, garlicky,
So33&t. Receipts, 1902: bushels;
shipemnts: 200. .4O3 bushels.
Corn-Easicr: No. 3 yellow domestic,
$l.T2. Receipts. 400 bushels; ship
ments, IL, SOS bushels.
Oats-Easier; No. white domestic,
79I5c. Receipts. 81. 1.o24 bushels; ship
ments, 1925 bushels.
Rye-Firm. No. Western export,
spot. Sl.73A. Receipts. 762 bushels;
shipments. 80 bushels.
Hay-Steady: good demand. No.
timothy. S33.5OG34O0: No. clover,
mixed. S31 .OO63I.5o.
The Washington times., 1918-09-30
New Pastor Installed.
DR.. C.R. EASTMAN DEAD.

NEW YORK, Sept 3O.-The body OF
a man found drowned at Long Beach
has been identified as that of DR..
Charles Rochester Eastman, a wide
ly known American scientist. Dr..
Eastman. who had been serving on
the War Trade Board at Washington,
went to the ocean resort recently to
recuperate from Spanish influenza. 1t
is believed he collapsed while walk
ing and fell into the sea.
COTTON MARKET.
Furnished The Washington Times by n
L. Carpenter & Co.. r'eW York Branch
onice. Woodward Building. Herbert II
Brown. manager.
New York
The Washington times., 1918-09-30
YANKS, IN BERLIN,
TODICTATEPEACE

TT is time for peace talk when our
army gets to Berlin" said Congress
man S. d. Fess. of Ohio, at the open
air services on the EHipse yesterday
afternoon. More than 10000 persons
thronged around the stand and en-
thusiastic applause greeted the
speakers remarks.
Congressman Fess said German
phraseology had suddenly undergone
q change.
Instead of the point Of the sword
I and crushed by the mailed fist we
hear peace negotiation and infor-
NAL conference The Kaiser must be
having a nightmare"
The statement that American grit
and genius by its shipbuilding pro-
gram has overcome the submarine
menace" was cheered. The speaker
said that nearly 100000 American
soldiers had been transported over
seas and that next year, with eighty
divisions in the field, I'VE will smash
the German line any place we please"
Evil Base of All His.
The Rev Earle Whitley, preaching
in the Vermont Avenue Christian
Church on Sin and the Saviour" said
that evil was at the base of all the
ills of the world, just as the covetous-
ness and selfishness of the German
nation had brought on the present
war.
The Call to Colors" was enacted IN
song and story at the Wesley NJ. E.
Chapel by the Sunday school pupils
in place of the regular service. A
service flag with thirty-two stars was
raised, replacing one with fifteen
stars. The Rev. William A Haggerty
spoke on the Importance of buying
Liberty bonds.
New Pastor Installed.
With the various Lutheran churches
of the city taking part, the Rev.
Henry Manken, jr., was installed as
the pastor of the Lutheran Church of
the Incarnation yesterday. The Rev.
Mr.. Manken comes to this city from
Baltimore
The Divine Rights of Democracy"
was the subject of the farewell SER
mon of the Rev. Everett Burnett at
the Foundry N. z. Church, whose pull
pit will be supplied by the Rev. Lu-
clan Clark until DR.. Burnetts SUD
cessor is appointed. He left today
with Mrs. Burnett for his new charge
in Columbus, Ohio.
The Washington times., 1918-09-30

Dig Int Buy Bonds. PITY Ont Buy
More Liberty Bonds.
The Washington times., 1918-09-30
TOday's Market Hints

Prices to retailers and general market
Information furnished by Bureau OF Mar
kets, u S. Department of Agriculture:
fair prices to consumers. by the District
Food Administration
ABUNDANT-String beans peppers, cab
oage, eggplant, potatoes. cooking apples.
sweet corn, onions, sweet potatoes,
lemons.
NORMAL-Beets. kaIe, spinach, lettuce,
lima beans, turnips, peaches, grapes
SCARCE-Tomatocs. carrots, cucumbers
parsnips. bananas. oranges, cantaloupes.
grape fruit
The Washington times., 1918-09-30
TopAY's' SALES.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Washington Gas. per cent, $500 q
e5%.
Washington Railway preferred, 259
81. 25G6I, 1066T.
After call-Potomac Electric Cons.
S per cent. S1.OOOG92k. $1,o00992l y
81 900 q92Is, S1.OO0@92lA.
Capital Traction, 1 asa, asa.
Capital Traction per cent. $500 a 90.
Capital Traction 46S4.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-19
NeU State Charters.

sprrs 10 the World
OKLAHOMA CITY. July ts
Tho following chattcrH have hecn
issued
washinstbh OH Producing com
pany Muskogec. capital, $4,000
incotporatOrH \ r Corhin. I r.
WysOng. Howell Parks Muskogoo
The block Number one Mining
company. llrnryrtta, capital $50.
600. inCorporators, Barclay Morgan,
G. H. l.ockhart Jdmcs Hepburn,
iienfyettA.
scriyner-ste phsns company. OK
lahOna city, capital tl2b,OOO in
obrpOfatOra, IlGM Johnson, q %.
Flanagan, ~ T.. McCtncken. Okla.
homa city.
Arrow on S Gas CO.. waFoncr
capital 1900 600 lncorporntors
V. Hughes. Dallas. Tex: Fred Flom.
ing, ]. g. Harrili. Wngoner
Rutier-O company Oklahoma City,
cap pital $4,000, iucOrpSfators. " g.
Tripn, n Given, W H. sexton OK
iahnma city
The Van Della Oil company Enid.
capital s2sO.00O. incorpnrntprs. W
u starkey. -. p Peterson. bos
Molnes Iowa E. " Van Duyn.
Enid
Union Iron Metal COMPANY. OKLA
homa city, capital $1,000. incorpur
atora. q. ChazAnow NJ JanHer. John
Maxim, Oklahoma Guy
Malcrnee 4 southBrd Drilling cum-
pany. Walter. capital 100000. lu
corp0rRtors. ~ y Malctuce. r. NJ
aouthard. e. l.. Wooliff. Walter
The Little Pool OH company. OK
lahoma city. Increased capital stock
from $4,000 90 100000
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-19
Lead and Zine Notes.

MIAMI Okla. July lScp1 The Jcf-
ioIsur Mining company ON its forty
H'r" lease south ~ 80 Louis is muk-
iuE great strides iu sinking shaft
Ihe company has one shaft Boa ore
about q, feet Tie ore was found
al the 2lo-fuot level Sixteen holes
have h"ru drilled showing forty
foot face
There ur- two runs uf ore iu the
Hhaft "A lead run at 1876 foct which,
although it ls shallow ls high grade
\ 3OO-tpn gas driven mill has been
contracted for and will be construct
eel as soon as tho Comptny can get
the material ON the ground
ON ita forty-ncre lease west Of
piChcr In 22.29.23 the Cosmos Min
iug company IL rushing development
work n has one shaft in the ore al
the 2AO-fuot foot level and is now
about nine feet In 20 foot face of
ore The mill shaft has not yet been
/ completed but N now at depth OF
/ no feet
\ hopper has been built and
everything b. In readiness fur the
mill 500 ton one which has been
contracted FOR
There were 81 holes drilled on the
lease showing high grade ore and
nrsaying ON AN average Of 40 per
cent
ON q twcnty-acre lease west NJ
iirher the Hidden Treasure Mining
comuau, has some rich ore % has
ono shaft into u'c ore at the level
az 2G2 frct The shaft is in two runs
of ore aud according Co drill records
% third VIII Doe entered into within
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-19


Telephone your ~nrt AIS TO TIE Tulsa
Wofld when. 10 BE- more convculont for roo
10 do So Be sure 20 give your nsms, Ad-
dress and tsIephonc first AiWAys ask that
your telephone advertisement be repeated
Lack 80 sou hy the person taking IT,
All charge ads are due sud payable tbs
same dAy frat insertion Of ad appears.
Out-of town. household goods and situa
uons wanted ads must be paid In advance.
Miselassihcauon OF advertisements ne.
permitted.
CLOSING HOuRs.
All want ads must be Ia world ofhee hI
D. m on day before ad " TO run 20 se
cure proper classification After p. m
sU want aIs Will be inserted under ''Tot
Iaf. ta Classify. ." No Advertisement &C
rr.trd giifr % m.
Standardized and lndcSod ior Quick Refer
rure. according to
THE nAsIL l. SMITH SYSTEM
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-19
AMERICANS AND
FRENCH SWEEP ON

CONTINUED rWuM rAGF Wht
reason ~ this fact and the inability
of tho enemy Instantly to remove
them that further large quantities
OF supplies will boz taken
Sir miles apparently was the deep
est point OF penetration made by the
allied troops In the first day ot fight
ing This was AZ BuZIncy. south ot
Soissoua. which they captured and
passed through eastward. At sew
crAI other points distances ~ from
four to fyc miles were reached from
the original starting line At Sois-
sons the Americans and frenchmen
came 20 within WHc ~ the city
Altogether more than twcnt villages
fon into the hands of the Americans
and French all along the battle front
All along the fronts on both sides
81 Rheims the entente troops con
tinue Ia hold the Germ uH. whcr-
ever they have seen m to launch
attacks.
East of Rheims tho French have
recaptured pruuay. but south uf the
Mnrnc in local fighting they have
lost some further ground. Tho Ger
man official communication asserts
'that in this region success attended
| the German efforts
Southwest 81 NiUcrs- -BrrtonncuN
/ I'm the Am ems sector, the Austral
| iana again have smashed into the
| German line. thit time ON "a front
| exceeding'a mile IN length. Captur
| ing guns and prisoners
/ East uf Hebutcrne tho british also
| improved their positions.
/ Tho Gcrmans nrc continuing the
I homhardmNut ot various sc tors
1 held by the British in frahcc and
! Flanders
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-19
BEGGS FARMER IS HELD
ON 0lSL0YAlTY CHARGE
y. &. Chambers l. In Jail at Okmul-
gee for Declaring War Capital
Iatiy Entgrurisg

OkNULUEE okla IUIy II
Charged with making nisluynl and
Insulting charges against the United
states government and with drDlar-
ink that mo war ,yaa uapipusu,
enterprise. J e.. Chemborr 90 wears
old "A rich farmer liviug near Ncrra
Okla. n m hu hero and % complaint
charging hlrr with violation ut hr
,sploupro law has been filed boo
Unitrd states court Bt MuzNurrc
chambers was ARRESTED ufirr hc
hls loyalty oJ rrtr1ot ul'uEyJ l|sIosuI
statements
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-19
In The Oil Fields
00NrMuFD fHOM rHECFtDIN0 rAOi


ADA: Tho OH staLe has made u
location iu 'hr uortiNaht corner or
al-a-i. Tor the SrrogRiuA so. !.
The Hencdum q rrcese-,So son
ih" Onycr farm. iu the northeast
of lbc southeast Of the northwest of
thr uurth,ae ut 32-5u.4e, Is
fishing al 1860 feet The 80. 4. H
location solth Of 80. g. m drilling az
500 feet after a showing OF oi iu
the sand ut.s.3 go N5k feet $50 o..
located Fou,h OF 30. Z. ~ sJll b lo,a-
ton
lsIl Hyo SO. ON the Emma
hUiUrolsr farm. in the northwest uf
th" northeast OF tho southwest OF
33-,-t. is drilling ~ 80, feet
MlshU and associates 80. ON
the u ~ Gan far 100 tho north
west ~ the uorthoaIt Of The Huulh.
rrst of ih.l.3. is DRILLING again %
has been shut down AZ $40 feet
upuk'a OH company No ou ihr
sally Ford farm. iu tho northwest
OF tho southeast of 1856. Is shut
down a. Loco foot and suphur
water is flowing over the top Uf tho
inch casing
shorp+ar DI' A Gas CO.. $50 ou
the John Brown farm. loo thr south
'tHi OF the northeast ~ th, suuth-
"ast of tho northwest Of 20 g.. was
suIddrd .n
Drew and tsso.itos so ON the
O. collins frm. lu lhp southwest of
the northwest Of tho southeast OF
D 81. .s u rF.
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City Briefs


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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-19
ROOMS ron RENT rURNIsHEp y

ROOMS FOR RENT FURNISHED ~
ADMIRAL. itp rvo nire eoo sleeping
rooms. with south exposure rent rrA-
souahlr board II preferred, on i.irY
| line rhonc r2t1
alta NlsTN Arts Furnished sleeping
roous Phone 5nto.
BOSTON. N l77 sleeping room or ror'h
for o1e of Two persons
NOSTDN s. 500 Nicely furnished .oom.
close 20 bath. large closet. private bore
close ia Phone 5'95 Re-
HOgTON. s. 622--Closo In sleeping room
ior two yoDnr ladies.
EuSTON. s. zu2 South sleeping room Do
home Phone $500.
RoIIDFR y B24-iarsc sleeping room
suitable Tor p or close 10 Phone '',.
ROrLnER s. su-Cool. modern roon'
dose iu. With kitchsn privileges 20 IhA.i
smrnyfd Cedar 2tnl
uGrLpER s.. G2l1 Large wcl-iurnN
,l south rooms running waheF. m'l
crate rates
frpyFVNF. 9 4oi. Furnished, modern
ssrpinr rooms Phone 1895 x.
CUryFYNE n. G2T-Dandy houscke'p-
lrr rooms Tor three or toTr ru'
hatch laundry privileges modri" "-N
inr distance, on car line.
CuryFNSF s 6Oo-Closs in furnished
sssnlpr room. upstairs. convenient 20
bsb Phone 7isl. Reiefenees require.
TiS,tSNNTl S. 52a- FOR rent. iif'l
class sleeping room .-,-s.,
ClNCiNNkTi. g, a1h -''',' ,.tss ~
slseping rooms real Close gosF
s5 50 per week Phone 80,
CfSCINNAII. e.. 5i6--A lovely Phonr
tuitsble Tor gentlemen or '''p'
t977 ant nicely
CISCiNNArI IS. i5ol--toli, on single
furnished room ief
pal,, ,l,, :, sao"s ~, > so7-rarnishea ro0"
Phone hone ,.r, eno5 Nicely tarn,,9g' ,.,g'
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GALyEsToN. Is. goo For rent y buns.
low furnished Phone iStIR
GUTHRIE. s.. a., Nioo houaskceptng
rooms
HODGE p. 22l6 Two light houseksrp.ns
rooms
! HOUSTON. s. HUT. Nicely Furnished
housek kecpiug rooms reasonable
LANSING, s.. 4lJ Two Furnished houfs
| keeping rooms. privilege Of bath. good
WE'LL no children
MAIN. g, so3-for rent ! room Tor lirri
| Housekeeping close iH modern T
MAtN. 3. i22O-Nire suite Of . housekceI(
tug rooms, back and front entrance ruof
| water, tino location. no children Phone
92GN
! VAIN y. alti4 Housckccping room with
+ private bath
| MtYBELL. g.. t9-Ous ighi houtekcspins
room for rent everything modern. Phone
| NINTH W 271 Two irnrt rooms fir
nishcd or unfumish,d. upsaiu Phone
4t5I
PEORIA - 5og-rof rent. two ight hou.5
3 keeping rcoms Phone IuI5.
I PEORIA. y -.rwo rooms Tor light house.
Keeping Phone COST
PEORIA. $ 7ll-Two uies modern house
keeping rooms. private entrance. ground
floor se3 per month. rhors $500
PHOENtN. n. 100 Housskerpiug rooms
on car line children welcome
SEVENTH p 21ol Three nice large
rooms, electric lights gas. water nr
uished s2i PER month Phone f-77t
SIXTH. 27OO--rvo nice arrs rooms
furnished FOR horssksepinx g. per
week Phone Ss77I
THIRD AND COLLEGE-For rsrt-reo
light housekeeping rooms % pN vrak.
no children, Phone 2ie2 j A
VICTOR, ". its--'rhrss farntsh. ~ :
for iixht housekeeping; pFi IN"
trance modern home Phone 5lU
| Two light Housekeeping rpoms. or "
! line Phone 57iu V
| TWO ROOMS Tor huusskseping. n r.,at
! large sleeping porch soaiFrasi "EohN
I we'll lorated for bot weather "A.h'hb '''
. tanes garage phone s'.-
TWO uOWNs'T AIRS modern light house
tsrpIrr rooms Phone infi.
TWO Furnished rooms for tolgckocpInE 20
i,b adirs employed walking distance.
reference, required Phone 2l'A
WHEELING. A. two extra large Nrr'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-19
MOVEMENT STARTED
TO NAME ROOSEVELT

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THRFE QUARTER ruN Commerce truck,
perfect running order cheap for eAsh.
Is a n Mstor Co. 10 East sitS
TWO iON stewart truck guaranteed ursi
class condition. equipped WIN eao an'
stake body H. 4 H. Motor Co, 10
East Sixth
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AUTOMOBILES


FOR SALE CHEAP,-or would trpde for a
Ford car and the difference In cash,
b.cyliuder Overland 20 good running
shape. S " Garner. BNby Okla
FOR SALE1-l0l7 model 90. 6-passenFrr
Overland touring car, practically pes /,
car has made less ihAn 1000 miles and is
equipped with new tires Can Phone
IhOl. At li3f North Main, after 5 3 m.
FOR SALkr-By owner. one 1917 Hudson
tprsdster, guaranteed Al condition a
bargain N bought ~ oneR Phone 5a3
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-19
BOARD AND ROOMS
LIoHr MousEKrEprNo

LI0HT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS d.
BOULDER " 6tG-Thrcs room, .....
SIDE Of dupler L,usc connecting hat a,
weekly. $50 monthly Phone r'
STERLING Inv Co, ~ Turner Bldg Ib.rI
and Main
BRADY W, i2i-Liebt houlekespJa and
sleeping rooma tor rent; rsasolst..
price
CAMERON. ", 5l-M Modern room ...
chen privileges all hSms conyrni.....
ralking distance.
CINCINNATI, IS. COG 4 large nise'. ...
nished front room, rround floor can .ss.
k'trhsn privileges thrrc blocks I..
Ihlss hotel Phone Gp33-J
ChfitNhE s. H2o-Uno mruishsi loom
Tor rent. no children preferred. .r.
reasonable ''~i after G p m
GHEYENNE n. tie one nice tsa. ......
s.seping room, tl5 per month ....a
CHEYENNE. n 6es-M Modern ugh, t....
Hnerping rooms Tor rent, electric .
none Hlih \.
CHEYENNE. n, 0a7 Modern b,a......,
furnished hight housekeeping suite. .aI
'ocAuon YaihnF distance. ON nr ..
CHosHiE HEIGHTS Furnished r....
mouse modern except hath Ua, u.
dry not servants uuaftrr. g..
mont. walking distance rhon.
DENVER s.. Gil Two light bousaN.
rooms cool clos" in." Phone a'r'
DENVER \ 500 TNo light house. ......,
rooms or sleeping rooms for Fu'. .4
EAsroN " sos Two suit, OF .....
k"ping fooma modern, new tl
Conc see them
ELWuup, s 1lp.. Que or two nou.. .
ins rooms small family uo dogs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-17
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