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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-29

NUPiQ ms ACRES nicely located on
NV &N car line; all good land
wv NNS~ ~ nice orchard and berry
patch: good s-room. 2-story house with
good basement; gas IN the house and
wired for electricity, would exchange
same for good home In city. Listing
ssIs.
see Harrell. Farm Dept Res. Wal. 6529
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-29

RARE INVESTMENT oPPORTUNlTY
SIS placed iu Automatic AT hnI
steam Line Conucrti"" co. has W
chances out OF 100 uf making &ll2 70
SOFA in short time A railroad stand
5rdized device to take place ~ uuSht-
isfuctory and expensive rubber hose
cars being equipped on North western
railway for government test No blue
skv." no not air" l1lll lntormn-
lion. phone Walnut 500 or write Z. q.
Box 5lil Oklahoma city.
$50 OTTAWA LEAD AND ZINC, 5000
900 Racine $3.50. A. T. Bryan, Post
office Box g37.
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am going to sell this weak,

50 CALL AND MAKE AN OFFER
large rooms 2 In oak, rest In ivory
enamel, nice mantle and bookcase; beau
uful pictures: garage and drive; old paw
ing; near car line; when | say | am
going to sell this week. I mean Il. can
make attractive terms Maple 372.
FOR SALE-Modrrn 5-room house, No
jOi East Fourth street. $4,000, terms.
W. E Shnttuck. Hox Z. Eldorodo. Kan
5-ROOM modern home on West 27th;
two lots. garage. Price $500; terms.
East Fourteenth Street Residence, (,
oak finish; huilt-th features, large base
mont and furnace; nothing better for the
price.
S-room residence on Classcn boulevard; {;
nothing Just like this for the price. It's
new. The terms are good
New 6-room bungalow; oak finish; all
large rooms; garage, on West 2ith. You
cannot duplicate ii
Salesman. r H. RLtME. evening
phouo Walnut ,l2, Walnut 1876.
NNY % ~ FINE bungalow on Eli
wv lNYV son Ave, near Park Place.
built less than two years.
lust ns good ms new ana we are offer
lrE n Tor $1,000 less than II could be
duplicated for at this time; rooms and
breakfast room, 2 rooms finished In onk;
tuilt-in buffet, fine mantcl, kitchen cab
met. table and benches I'm hrCnkfn ~
room; elegant fixtures and decorations;
double built; east front. 5ONi5O feet, henu-
tiful lawn. trees and shrubbery, price
only S,25O; suitable terms can be ar
ranged, A very attractive home in every
way, Listing 265.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-29

$40 AN ACRE mud good terms buys lGU
acres very productive sandy land, S
miles from station write for fun de-
scripuon. Baldwin & Gibbs CO., Carnegie
Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-29
SHAVING BRUSHES CAUSE
ANTHRAX AT ARMY CAMP

NEW YORK Shaving brushes are
said to be the cause of sleyen cases of
anthrax which have developed at Camp
Merritt. The sickness. which is known
as wool sorter's disease" is rare In
the United States.
All OF the men who are infected came
from the far west. most of them from
Washington, and il is said that the
shaving brushes which they have been
using came from a recent shipment
The medical officers of the camp re-
pot hat all Of the men have been
treated with new serum whichois said
10 be effective against the disease
None OF the eleven is in a serious con-
dition.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-29
FARM AND ACRE TRACTS
Oklahoma.
E0R nnICk NAIE

FOX QUICK SALE.
400 acres on South Canadian river 3
miles OF town; 800 acres In cultivation;
/ sets OF Improvements, biggest land bar
ga n In Oklahoma at $40 per acre II sold
by August 3; don't write, hut come and
SEQ II. y A. Adams. Postmaster, In
dlanola, okla.
SPECIAL BARGAIN-2O acres, ~ miles
from Sprlngdnle, ARK, l6 acres In APP
pie trees. 10 years old and fine y acres
I'm peaches, S-room house. good outhulld-
ngs, shade trees, good water. excellent
location, $4,000: apple crop goes with
place; win take cash or income property.
Mrs Reynolds. l06 E 3ist. South. phone
Maple g92
FOR SALE-My farm, miles east, on
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-29

On board of his majesty's ships two
seamen were hotly engaged in an argu-
ment as to the class OF animal a hog
belonged to, one of them asserting il
was sheep, and the other. equally GER
tain it was a pig
Not being able to agree, one Of them
turned to an old salt who was standing
close by, saying:
Here, Bill you've knocked about
bit What is a hog? II is a pig or
is il a Sheep"
Whereupon Bill, after due eonsidera-
ton, replied:
We'll, to tell you the truth, ehummy,
! don't know much about poultry"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-29
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
WHY PAY RENT

WHY PAY RENT
when you can buy a nic0 5-room homo
on W 9Th St, y block Of Clnssen, In
fine condition. for 81 760, $500 cnsh, bal
anco like rent Cali Mr.. Clark
LOOk--6-rOom duplex home, close In
on w 18th St. for tho small sum OF
81 500, 5000 cash, good terms. Call Mr..
Morgan.
BUSINESS MGN-wln sell you A.
room. modern home, with nice lawn.
close In. on W nth St. with pnving paid
out: price $500, terms to suit. Can
MIR Clark
SEE Tllls-6-room. modern homo with
garage, close In on w lat St price
t2.i60. $500 cash, balance In ront. Call
MIR Morgan
SPECIAL BARGAIN slx-room
modern home, huilt-in features, on 2bth
81, just off Classcn; small sum OF s. 900,
$500 cnsh, balance $50 per month. Gail
DUPLEX BUNGALOW. nearly new on
w. 7th st. viii sacrifice for s. 500, good
terms, II sold this week. Can Mr. Nor
gan.
OWN THiS-6. room, modern home in
fine condition. walking distance on W
lrd st. for S. 0Ol $500 cash, balance 500
per month can Mr. Chrk
FINE Bl'Y Must sell Groom home I'm
fine condition. In good nelEhhorhood NJ
$40. .0OO homcs on W 10Th 81 iuM east
Of ShRrtcl' price $3.50, $500 cash CnlI
Mr. Morgan
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY.
5oS-lO Insurance Bldg. Maple "a
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The Ross Crandall Co.
.t..ln nun II, Leo nIdR

WANTED To buy or lease small i'm
proved farm I'm central part OF okla
homa state price and full particulars In
answer Address R-3l5, care OklOhoman
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-29
Production and Proven
Leases Wanted

Pipeline runs. complete plnts of acre
age and surrounding development, daily
income nnd expense, actual value OF
equipment net price on property and oN-
net terms, or for cnsh-cNery detail must
first letter Any cNsggerR-
tion or miNtntcmcnt win KIN any pros
pcct OF drnl Must hc bargains Amount
N money involved immntrriW II real bar
gain is assured All communications
strictly confidential B-362. Okluhoman
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'NEN'J9SlE3NlNlEI & GJ0JI

]. NJ Tucker J. A. Edwlng
Walnut 27 209h w Main
FOR sALE-5-room. modern bungalow,
sleeping porch: hardwood floor: coal
ami furnace. open Sunday afternoon. 1916
w 10th
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.IMNTlSTZENlMEI 8 @TI


J NJ Tucker J A Edwing
Walnut % 209l w. Main
FOR SALE-By owner. bungalow, nearly
new, Z rooms and breakfast room, gu
rage and driveway, large lot. garden,
shade trees Uud shrubbery, northwest
part uf 'itr near Clnssen Blvd. s. 600
cash. balance TO suit N-SO. care Okla
humnn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-29
OIL LAND, LEASES AND STOCK

WILL trade 500 Oklamade at $3.50 for
American on and Refining at 81. r.
H., care Oklahomnn
WANTED American on 4 Refining
Co stock: 1000 shares at once. B-35O,
care OklahOman.
NEED somo money; will sell lOO-acre oil
and gas lease near deep test; price on
shis viii surprise you. h. w, care Okla
homan.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-29
CLINT c. TEINHTRGEN
Secretary Treasurer.
AFFIDAVIT.

AFFIDAVIT.
state Of Oklahoma.
County Of Logan, NJ.
{ w Harvey Of lawful age. being first
duly sworn, on oath deposes and says
| am now n member of the United
States navy, stationed at the naval train
Ing station at San Diego. Cal. am an
orphan boy, and nephew Of . W MIL
leT OF Guthrie, okla / enlisted In the
service at Oklahoma City and am back
homo on furlough,
on July 25 ] went to the home OF q. w.
Wertfall. on X +. y No. 2. running out
Of Omega. Klngfisher county, okla 10
visit friend In The employ nf said West
fan. B, B Biehler by name. aud had
visit with said Biehler. There was
thrcshing crew At work on the Westfall
place and when dinner was announced,
Mr. Wrstfnll asked me II ! belonged to
tho threshng crew, although uud not
withsiduding | had on my uniform ms
naval recruit Mr. Westfal then went
n to dinner with tho rest OF the men,
but refused 10 invite me TO dinner his
invitation being, al you men belonging
to the threshlnR crew come in and get
your dinner | was sitting with tho
crow when he snd this and shortly after
I left ns from his action I believed he
wished to slight and insult me. | was
formerly substitute mail carrier on the
above mentioned route. the route that
serves WeStfal. and am well acquainted
with him, md | know Of no other reason
for his lack Of hospitality than the fact
TINT | wore the uniform OF the United
states government.
c. W HARVEY.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
Gath day OF July, 1913
~ G. OLDs.
(ScalD Notary Public.
My commission expires Feb %. 1920
This notice was placed and paid for by
VI. G Balm.
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AM LEAVING CITY

And must sell 5-room house newly M
pcred and painted; two lots, shade trees
Will take good car as part payment
1920 W Third
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100 SHARES Davis Manufacturing com
uany's stock At So per share J. a.
Peterson, 40 Grain Exchange, Maple
1872
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Colorado

92n ACRES CON acres farming land good
grass. some timber. good springs, ru1
ming trout stream. l2D acres under Cul-
tiVatiOn, So per acre, S6UOO cash, bal
Aimee 8 to 10 years at 6 percent
$50 acres 200 acres tIllable land. good
grass and water, l-room house barn and
other buildings 20 head cattle. 4 head
horses and implements go with place,
s. $500; terms, this ranch is close to
mountains
$500 acres good grass land. will run
from ioO 10 600 head Of cattle from TO
s months each year and turn them of
fat, s. per acre.
100 acres, 70 acres alfalfa blue grass
and clover pasture 20 acres hog fenced,
good water right running stream, large
storage reservoir stocked with fish, Z
room house, large COW barn. horse barn
and milk house, pure mountain water;
800 per acre, easy terms.
IN acres. every foot good farming
land, fun water right, good improve
mruts. family orchard, 6 miles from
Pueblo on main auto road. viii pny for IT.
self In 2 years $4,000. half cash down.
We have numerous other small ard
large tracts from s. per acre up, write
tor Nst
COLORADO REAL ESTATE co,
III. West B st. Pueblo, Col
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FOR SALE
Subject to Our Confir-
nation.


ono A,,rro,.. oi g. ne, 40
St0 Mailman OH a Ref ..... 60
iol Merry on A. Rof ..... 80
ia Tuctv Tiger ........... so
giL Workusn on - Is
9oo Whita Panther ... 10
S52o Quadrangle. bargain.
500 Gladstone .,................ l15
u Oklahoma Lease Holdings . 725
-On Adkins oil & Ref ......... .35
500 American Industrial ........ .25
5O National on ........,...... l81
10 Peoples Refining ..,..,.... 1000
INDUSTRIAL
30 Midland Motors ............ 600
liO rroplc Ice ................... l20
II Empire Tire Rubber CO. ...,.t $50
] Okla city Baseball Booster as ,o.
soclation .........,........,,. lVnol
20 Haroun Motors ..:......,,'.... quo
.,o MiNIH" ,eo
ano GuhpaW - "' ''''''''''
5oO hlg seven l." q n. ';'''''' -.
Spo Miami NJ. NJ Level '''' 20
100 Qua Jack Lead ana zinc '''''' li'
EMpJPE RPOKEpACF
LNIl liIL DiNC IN - w - -
COMPANY INC
"a ,oc A'i non,,.eIN
W. 80 NJ Mse' p0se ',SvS'' 5Ss9
-- M"P'' ''''' 800 .-------
WILL sell 200 shares Gladstone at 95c,
Walnut SlO9.
FOR SALE-Iease in Billings field
corners with Neil wells: the north falf
Of the northwest quarter OF 1892. Title
clear Highest cash offer with drilling
contract gets It, May V. Hackett, Enld
Okla.
900 SHARES OF Industrial on stock
for sale at SOC per share; will trade
Ford car and pay cash Difference. G..
A. Methven. Peninsula hotel wichita
Kan. -------
WILL trade half interest In four iO-acre
leases near four tests now drilling Tor
diamond valued 1000 Address w. I,
Richey, Olustee. Okla.
CNNNDTAN county. i60 well Improved
t,rn, riear Tor dwcilIng or vacant
Iots worth t5 OO0 Adams. Marquette
L,,t WYNN T''N's'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-29
FARM AND ACRE TRACTS
New Mexico.

FOR sALE-Woll Improved fruit and
truck farm. good markets; plenty OF
water, with pumping plant for emer.
gency G. l.. Hedrick. Las Palomas, NJ NJ.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-29
REAL ESTATE TO TRADE

14~~.I-~ry-~~--s--,~ ,~y-0~~>~--N
TO TRADT,-Good b-room house and
lots 5ON50. house built IN 1917 and
we'll built also barn, plenty OF good
water and shade In good school town
VIII trade for grocery stock or variety
store. r. c. Kelly, Box Al, Carnegie
Okla.
FOR TRADE trade five room mod
ern house with garage. lot 5ONliO. Yves,
Seventh St, Oklahoma city. for improved
property IN Shawnee, Okla Address
Chns r Carter, Shawnee, OKLA,
g-ROOM dwelling In McLoud, Okla, 10
tIade for land. located on lot l65Nl6S
feet. large barn hen house windmill ce-
ment cellar, Clstrrn and nice garden, Nc
Loud has fine high school, thrre blocks
from this home. electric lights In house,
splendid for farmer who wants TO keep
cows. team. chickens, etc; could rent
part OF house or rent roouis house brings
500 per month rent now. Geo. @. Boggs,
Chandler. okla.
no TRADE
a-room modern house, close In, good
repair. furnace heut. win trade for
smaller house or good farm. H-J29,
OklahOman.
WELL-BUILT modern 5-room, two
story and basement house, furnace,
fine electric light fixtures, etc; an ideal
place for small family; good location
on corner, viii sell on easy terms or
trade what have you7 Owner, 1912
state National Bldg. Maple S93 or 2"2
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-29
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
f9 OUT OF CITY

DOR sALE--Billlard and pool fixtures,
consist OF one billiard and seven pool
tables. size 4hY9 feet Skinner A Son,
Enid, Okla.
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Star Brokerage Co.

IF YOU want a good safe Investment
that pays 3 percent monthly write or
phone
Wililamson-Harwell Co.
3ei Lee EGg. Maple 1906.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-29
All Bottom Farm.
Texas.

LISTEN. the best bargain In Texas
cultivation. sets improvements. l6O
good cattle, 2 horses. ~ hogs. 80 tur-
keys and chickens. wagon. harness, farm
implements. blacksmith shop and tools,
feet; the whole thing Tor SIS per acre; To-
Gated northwest corner Martin county,
Texas: easy terms on si0.s00, Will con-
slider 81 600 In good merchandise or farm
balance cash; no Junk considered. Ad-
dress + O Box 70. Lamcsa, Texas.
600 ACRES Of very rich sulphur land Tor
sale I'm Culberson county. Texas. sui
phlfr showing on surface. Fred G. lrvy,
Van Horn. Texas.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-29
- VARIETY sT0RB FOR SALE.

Il One OF the best paying variety stores
IN Oklahoma OF wholesale cost. clean and
well bought; worth Rt least so percent
more today; invoice about $4,000. popu-
tstion 5000. only store OF kind In town
. business that pays every day II YOU
have the cash and want a good business
that Ia well established, here's your
chance; reason for selling, on account
Of the DRAFT. Address A. s., care Okla
lhoman
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-29

T TT NTTN TTTTT-F = " u 77T--T'T -"
me first
200 Troplc Ice Machine (orlcrnan. -
NO company to promoto-luFt scr' Ice
Gll American $utl Blds. walnut '"-'.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-07-29

ALWAYS BETTER CROPS.
$50 acres I mile az good town on Santa
Fc. good s-room house, large horse and
hay barn, also hay harm holds 900 tons
~ hny, corn crib. granarv, chicken house,
wagon sheds. other outhuildings besides
Groom tcuuut house. barn Rrnnary. etc,
This fnrm hns nice orchard and vine
yard. we'll and windmill fine water. The
place is fenced and cross fenced. 20 acres
being hOg. proof zoo acres Of this IL first
and second bottom In cultivation, the bal
unUc might bc clnssCd only ns open tim
her pasture The bottom hand n very
fine and has 20 acres Of the best alfalfa;
balance In good corn md fine cotton. The
improvements cnn not hc replaced FOR
less than ST. 600 Total price $500. with
terms 10 rirht parties
The Ross Crandall Co.
Naplc goo 3l5 Lee Rldg
WANTED To rent a farm for grain. rent
or farm on shares where everything
is furnished. can give reference, L.
Peterson. Blackwell, okla.
FOR QUICK SAIL. 100 acres ~ miles
from ~ Reno. 5000 lG0 acres 10 miles
from ~ Reno. $4,000 300 acres five
miles from ~ Reno $50 per acre. II
S Parker III Reno, okla.
-FOUR acres and 5-room bungalow; wind
mill: other improvements, electric
lights, ouc-fourth mile from state capt
tol Ask Mr Pope, exclusive agent Maple
$50
WANTED To buy or lease small I'm
proved farm I'm central part OF Okla
homa. state price and full particulars In
/ unawCr Address n .3IT care OlylnhOman
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THE GREAT DEMANn FOR DELCl
Furniture Wanted.

WANTED am IN the market to pur-
chase 100 opera chairs or chairs that
Will be suitable for lodge room purposes.
also four large lodge officers chairs, also
a large nrcproof snfe Address the un-
dersigned giving price and description.
Geo Ross. Guthrie. Okla.
FOR SALE-Cafe doing good business.
everything new; cheap rent. two bed
rooms In connections bargain II sold At
once. Dallas Cafe, 4OS Il. Main St, Shaw
nee, OIla
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East Central Oklahoma

FOR SALE-My farm, s miles east. on
Renn 81. ChRR Howard ROmte 9.
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A REAL BARGAIN
Only $4,000 for This

rooms and breakfast room. 2 rooms
In oak, extra large lot. only a small cash
payment, remainder t33 per month In
Guiding interest; house for rent for
$3.50. Lockwood Investment Co. wal
nut 770G
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1918-05-09
WILL BACK UP THE
BOYS At The FRONT
Written fer the Liberty Lean 0rgani=
cation OF the Eighth Federal
Reserve District.

BY MILDRED S AeFApEN.
We are backing up The boys at the
front
Our soldier boy The flower of cur
youth.
Who answered Freedoms eaH
And are gladly siyins all
For liberty. Tor Justice and for tru#4
We are working for our heroes at the
front,
Who nobiy bear The hrant OF SHOT
and shell
For, backed by love untold.
And bullets made of gold,
They Will rescue all the world from
German Hell.
We are backing up our sailors on
the sea,
So CALAMITY astanding BY their guas,
Mid perils OF the deep
Where deadly U-boafs creep
To do the banefu bidding of the Huns.
We are backing up our birdmen At
the front,
Whose dauntIess souls no sense Of
fear can know
Patrolmen of tho sky.
Ger hostile lines they fly
To guard the guns GA firing line"
below
We are backing up cur service At
the front
Where toll OF pain doth mark each
victory won.
That nurse with Cross Of Red
May hover Ger each bed
To soothe and comfort every mothers
son
We are backing up our eolors at the
front
Old Glory shall never brook disgrace.
O lift it high and higher
That its message may inspire
A spirit of world-treedom for the race.
To back our allied forces at the front
Is the urge of cur Liberty Loan
campaigns
Each Liberty Bond we hold
Is handicap of gold
TO bind the Beast foreyermore In
chains
Bring your tIthes into my store.
mouse. Freedom calls,
Make every boarded dollar do its
share.
With patriotic thrill
And zeal Of Bunker Hill
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1918-05-09
SOMEBODY BLUNDEREO;
IT WAS THE PRUSSIAN5
Germany Went Wrong in Estimating
the English. French and
Amer cans.

Lack of understanding Of other ma
lions, OF other peoples. has ever been
the predominant weakness OF the
Prussiau miiitar.sts Posing as lead.
ers in philosophy aad psychology they
have nevertheless failed completely
In their analysis of human nature in
any people outside their own bound
airy lines Of dominion
They misunderstood the French
They Numbered in their estimate Of
the English Taey muddled their
dealings with the Russians And the
world at large now knows how far
they missed reading US Alright They
thought us u nation Of money grub
bers, Of apologists rather than fight
ers. and even yet they are refusing
to coueede their mistake But they
know better IN their own hearts
Uncle Sans first rude disturbance
Of the Prussian serenity was his dec
laration of war His second shock to
Prussian confidence was the rapid fire
manner In which he began the up
building of his armed forces Then
came tie tremendous over-subserip-
ton Of the first Liberty Loan. ~ al
together unexpected performance
And when this was repeated il the
second Liberty Loan drive It was real
" appalling
Now the Prassian interest is cen
tered upon what the -hme rieau people
are going to do for the Third Liberty
Loan in the faee Of recent events at
the front While the American troops
along the firing line are emphasizing
our spirit and determination with rs
centimeEer guns howitzors, machine
guns. hand grenades. rifles and auto
MATES. il is up to Us at home To do
ouT Smelling with dollars.
Ours Is by far the easier task 1t
has no SAVIOR of Danger. On the con
trey it Is preeaution against the pos
sible menace of the future. 1t is SOW
ing seeds of security where they will
grow to the benefit of both ourselves
and our country.
Il is one of the greatest, the noblest,
the most patriotic opportunities ever
offered The American people.
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DROP IN YOUR MITE

The ladies Of the Red Cross
have placed boxes in the post
office and the bank where they
hope to secure extra funds for
use in providing thread and
other working material for the
Red Cross sewing room recent
" opened in Newark. The
ladies will appreciate any
amounts that may be deposit
ed in these boxes.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1918-05-09
SHERIFF'S SALE OF LAND

Notice is hereby given that
by virtue Of a certain execu-
ton to me directed by the Gler
of the Circuit Court of indie
pendence county, Arkansas, /
will on the 25th day of May,
1918, between the hours for
Judicial sales, at the front door
of the Court House at Bates
vile in said county and state,
offer for sale to the highest bid
der on credit of three months,
the following described real es-
tate lying in independence
county Arkansas, to-Wit:
East half Of the South east
quarter, Section % Township
II \, Range 3 West, containt
ing 20 acres more or less.
The property being levied
upon as the property Of G. W.
Reeves to satisfy an execution
in my hands in favor of c. R.
Milligan, issued on a transcript
from J. W. Crigler a irstice of
the Peace for the Township Of
Black River against G. W.
Reeves, John Ashley and Geor-
ge Ashley for the sum of $137.-
30 together with interests and
costs.
Given under my hand this
30th day of April 1918.
LAWRENCE RUDDELL,
Sheriff Of independence
County, Arkansas.