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RIVER BARGE SERVICE SEPT. 1
Thee. Brent Named Trafhc Man
ager of Mississippi Line.

ST. LOUIS, July 24.-Theodore Brent.
former member OF the Shipping Board
and now a traffic expert with the Fuel
Administration, has been appointed traf-
fc manager of the Mississippi River
Barge Line. according to advices received
here to-day from Washington. He will
exercise general supervision over river
trafic. which as soon as barges and tow
boats can be obtained will become OF
pretentious proportions, in an effort TO
relieve freight congestion, Mr.. Brent
will assume his duties August l.
A. W. Mackie. manager OF the Missis-
sippi River section Of the Federal Barge
Lines. declared to-day that barge line
freight service between st. Louis and
New Orleans would be in operation on a
weekly schedule. beginning September !
The Government has acquired forty steel
barges and Ave towboats. he said. They
are sufficient to inaugurate the service
The sun., 1918-07-25
ERIE RAILROADS.
INCOME DECREASES
Report for 1917 Shows Change
Of $t,179,665 in Net Earn
ings From Previous Year.
INCREASE IN EXPENSES
Because Of War They Amount
to $14,5OO,289 More Than
in 1916.

With an increase in "other income"
over last year OF more than f,ooo,o 900,
most of which probably came from div
idends paid on the si.9l0,600 stock in
the Pennsylvania Coal Company which
1t owns. the Erie Railroad Company
completed the year ended December 81.
1917. with a net decrease In total and
net income OF more than 100000.
Without the big addition in the income
from these coal properties. which, 1t Is
fair to assume. paid dividends approx
mating 100 per cent. the company's de-
crease in net earnings would have been
over $4,000 900 in comparison with those
Of the previous year.
These figures were CLEANED from the
annual report Of the company, which
was made CNblic yesterday. The gross
income OF the road for the year covered
by the report was s5,i65,l0s more than
that OF the year previous, but increases
in operating expenses and taxes con-
sumed far more than the gain in OPP
Grating income. the total charges for
operation and taxes beisn s10.1s2,s5l.
an increase over 1916 of 3l4.500.2S9.
Other charges, too. were increased in
1917 as compared with the year next
previous. and their total of Sl6,432,655
was SI,,4SS greater.
As result OF these conditions the
net, after taxes were deducted. was
actually cut in two. being $s,5s3.47. a
decrease OF sa.035.ls3 from the year
bstore. Total income. too, was reduced
BY more than $4,000. 900, as was net IN
come. the former being sls.2so.e53. as
against s22.3s2,s30 in 1916. and the lat
ter sl.s47.9sS. as compared with s6,O27.-
$50 in 1918.
The principal features OF the income
account. together with the change from
the previous year. are as follows:
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In his statement to the stockholders.
accompanying the annual report. Fred
erick d. Underwood, president OF the
Erie company. said that in the period
between December l. 1895. and Decem-
Der 81. 1917. the company has ex-
pended from current cash for construc-
ton and equipment purposes q total OF
s54,663.S1l. for which 1t has not been
reimbursed from the sale Of securities.
Notwithstanding the gross operating
revenues Of your company he says,
were approximately $50. 900 900. an in
crease of more than 5000, 900 over those
of 1916. its operating expenses. taxes,
&c, increased in excess OF $4,000. 900.
bringing about a decrease Of over So
900. 600 in operating income compared
with the year 1916. Advance in the
cost of labor and supplies essential to
the operation OF the railroads continued
during 1917. while rates remained sta
tionary.
During the year los new industries
and new factories were located on tho
line and sixty-six industries built ad-
dtions to their plants, from which II is
estimated the company will secure an
annual revenue of approximately $3.50
900 There were sixtynne s.detracks
(5.43 miles) constructed, the cost OF
which was less than ! per cent. OF the
estimated annual increase in business
due TO the construction OF the tracks At
the close OF the year 400 Erie employ
ees had enlisted in the army and navy.
During the year s39,3s1.943. equiva-
lent to $685. per cent. on the operating;
expenses. was paid by the company di-
rect TO labor The average number OF
employees was A.7s6. compared with
3S.332 in 1916"
The profit and loss statement included
In the report shows total surplus OF
s33,629,s50 added to other debts OF
SS96,S66. making the total of the profit
and loss statement s34,t2s.3ls
The sun., 1918-07-25

porstions we're chartered in New Jersey
to-day:
International Merchants Corporation ~
carry on foreign and domestic trada
Rutherford, capital. $4,000 incorporators
Arthur r, Reeve, Thomas F. Flynn. New
York John w, Grant, Rutherford
North Atlantic Steamship Companv
operate vessels, Montclair. capital 1000
900; incorporators, II. St. John Wsbb
Montelair; Alexander Bum. Henry Prisse
New York,
Bradley Realty Corporation, Elizab.,h
capital, $4,000; Ida r. Bradley. New
York; Julia Taylor, Irvinston; Frank k
Sauer. Elizabeth.
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Aircraft Capital Increased.

The standard Aircraft Corporation has
Increased it's capitalization from $4,000
900 TO SO, zoo. 900, divided In $1,000. 900
(par 5000. OF the preferred stock
81, 100000 Will. for the present, be re-
tanned in the eompany's treasury.
The sun., 1918-07-25
PARIS MARKET.

PARIS, July 24,-Trading was active
on the Bourse to-day. Three per cent.
rentes, 81 francs IS centimes for cash
exchange on London. 81 francs 10 CEN
times (: 6 per cent. loan. IS francs IS CEN
times.
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BOSTON CURB CLOSING.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. July 24-Dealings extremely
small and price movements as rule
were confined to fractions American
Shipbuildtng common weak in initial
trading. hut finally showed good recov-
cry. Swift ard Carbide frmer. Quaker
Oats preferred declined a point, Bonds
steady. summary:
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Custom Honse Rece,pt,

Receipts for duties at the Custom
House yesterday were S3l3.53774, OF
which ssS,7lSle was for merchandise
Withdrawn from bonded warehouses and
$929.Sl95S for recent importations
The sun., 1918-07-25

PACIFIC GAS AND ELEcLRIC co.

ORIGINAL PREFERRED DIVIDEND 40 -
The Board Of Directors will meet on July -
1915 and declare tho regular quarterly divi
dends to that date ~ 81 10 per shRr" upon The
full paid First Preferred and Original Preferred
Capital Stock Il tho Company, payable ny
checks mailed August H. leiS 10 stockholders
~ record At IN o'clock = NJ July 81 lslS
The transfer books will not close
u n FOOTE Secretary,
San Francisco. California. July 10 1918
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The New England Trust Company
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
ADRIAN PETROLEUM COMPANY. Inc
5Il Fifth Avenue

New NOrk, July Idth. l9IS
The Annuai Meeting Of tho Stockholders
Of the Adrian Petroleum Company, Inc
for the election OF Directors and the tran--
action OF such other business as may prop
erly come before tho Meeting, Will be he a
at he office Of the company. 6ll Filth
Avenue, New York city, on Monday, tho
NTH day Of August, 1919 a. II \
CHAS. Il. COLDS BORDtGlI. Secretary
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Chicago, Bur|lngtons Quincy
Railroad Company
Denver Extension -Four Per Cent. Bonds
Due Feb. |, 1922.

pursuance OF the Trust Agreement dated
December /. 1881. by and between the
Chieaso, Burlington quincy Railroad
Company and The New England Trust
Company. tho following Denver Extension
-Four Per Cent. Bonds due February I.
1922. Of said Railroad Company. issued
under said trust agreement. have been
drawn for payment. VII.
Ono hundred seventy-two u;e) bonds for
The sun., 1918-07-25
THE nrCKEyE PIPE LISE COMPANY

70 Bro0dWnN, Nov N0TN, TlIN 20 WE
A dividend Of Two Dollars per share has
company. payable september -, 1913 20
stockholders ~ record at the close ~ hust-
ness August - 1918
All communications regarding payment
ar ,hanRe Of address should I've sent 20 IN.
urhsrslEned no, lntc- than Ssp'emher !,
I9ik GEORGE CHESEBRO'. Secretary
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OUT OF TOWN MARKETS
BOSTON.

BOSTON, July 2i.-Steadier tone to
copper shares, with no important price
changes Other stocks guided by better
tone In New Works market. resulting In
fractional advances Summary:
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

BUFFALO. ROCHESTER ASD PITTsBrRG
Third week july. tt6.S7i Inc Ss,o2s
NEW YORK. sUsoUEHANNA AND WEST
FR\
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, July 24.--Flrmer tone
developed in local securities after dun
early session. Improved demand in late
dealings, with closing prices about best
OF day. Summary.
The sun., 1918-07-25

4 dividfnd Of ,hr ntr shATN Nv IN
the Common Stock has hasn declared, pay
able August 18Th 1915. to holders OF
record at the close Of business August is,.
lalS
The stock trRnsfsr hookv Uill not ne
closed GEO II DANFORrH, SeDrstary
NV Ynrk. INV - lalk
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
PENNSYLVANIA AN &c eo !AI,i ASD COKE

At meeting OF tho Board of plrer io-s
Of the Pennsylvania Coal ana CCHe Cor
poration held this day Their" Wns declared
regular dividend OF 81 90 per share and
an extra dividend Of $50 per share out Of
the accumulated earnings Of the Company.
payable on August 10th, 1915, TO stock
holders OF record at tho close Of business
on August 6, 1915
T H. WATKINS President.
The sun., 1918-07-25
pORCCPINE.
MONTREAL CLOSING.

BID ASH Bid Ask
Can Car "a. .sr. Steel o. Can Is
Dome lion. G0's 6!
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TO FORM ITALIAN TRUST co.
VIII Pay special Attention to I'm
port and Export Trade.

10 cement the financial and business
r'atons between the United States and
.'aIv an Italian trust company Is to he
''rmed under the auspices Of the Guar
'''N Trust Company. The new institu-
.on' which will have capital of $780,
.'o and surplus OF $250,00O. will be
sh'"n ss the Italian Discount and Trust
u'npany and have its offices At 399
broadway Il VIII conduct 2 general
banking and trust company business,
ntt will pay special attention to the
Iaian import ard export trade. It will
s.so cater 10 the italian colony In New
.iorE, seeking checking accounts and
time deposits
George p. Kennedy. assistant treas
urer Of the Guaranty Trust Company.
VIII be president OF the new institution.
Stn g. Biasutti, manager Of the Flor
cree branch OF the Banca Italiana di
Hcohto, will be vice-presideni. Among
we directors will he Alexander ]. Hemp
mn Eugene W. Stetson. Harry Lawton
Fnn Theodore Rousseau. all Of the Guar
amy Trust Company, Other directors
VIA be Commissioners Angelo Pogliani,
managing director OF the Banca Italiana
o. sronto; Emanuel Gerli. John J.
ffoschi. Mr.. Kennedy and Mr. Biasutti
The sun., 1918-07-25
Only Two shades of brown shoes.

WASHINGTON, July 24.-Shoe manu-
faoturers were asked to-day by the war
industries Board to conhne shades Of
dark.
The sun., 1918-07-25
BALTIMORE, July 2i.-Trading quiet,
With prices little changed. summary:
BONDS
PITTSBURG.

PrTTsBuRG. July 24.--Firmer tone,
with tradng'ln small volume and price
changes narrow. Summary:
The sun., 1918-07-25

For year ended December
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-05
WIDE DECLINE
IN COTTON PRICE
Market Falls Off Many Points
During Trading.

NEW ORLEANS sept 5.A wide do.
.lu- occurred ,r the op,nas o, f..
cotton market today. under heavy selling
stimulated hy tho announcements from
Washington that The WIT industries board
would again consider fixing the price Of
cotton IN the first ha'' hour N business
the trading months lost Cs 10 - points
The selling out movement on the long
sid" increased as tho session grew Older
mud prices ZEN away sh1rph ln the
trading up 10 noon tho net decline was
wldeu'l tu INC 20 lqf points. A. noon
the market Wus 90 points up from TIE
bottom
ScUuug became more aci,yr and gen,
crll during the middle OF tNu morning
and the break extended with 'Ntraur.
diuary Tapidity october contracts soc,
OF 60 % Nur and January 60 o. uUg MAX
/ INK net declines Of 2Z2 10 sS5 points on thl
morn active months and break uf g..
| 10 ii5 points from Tuesdays high rec.
| ordH japanese interests were big buyer,
ON this setback and after the excitement
subsidized prices rallied some l5 60 81
points from the lowest around midday.
Spot cotton steady. u points M.
Sales on the spot .O5s bales to Rr.
rive goo low middling 20 noe: W'ddliug
-. 7IC good middlinE 52ic Receipts
2li5. stock. 23i go, A moderate ryoov-
cry from the decline came about ON fresh
hurinE f,r IN" long account and profit
taking hy shorts A. 2 O'Clock the trad
ing months we're At net decline OF le5
90 l3O points
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-05
HEBREWS WILL CELEBRATE
THEIR NEW YEAR SATURDAY

NJ establishments operated bv He
hrcvs will he closed on Saturday IN
celebration OF the Jewish New Year
which begins at q o'clock Friday eve
ming and terminates at the same hour
ON Saturday The day is one Of nraycr
and religious observance. according o.
Rabbi Joseph Blatt. and services will
be held FRIDAY night at 3 o'clock az
the Temple BNai and at 10 O'Clock
Saturday morning The Jewish New
Year, known as RoSh Hashanah mark,
the beginning OF the principal holiday
season Of the Jewish year II is the
beginning Of the cycle known as IN,
ten DAYS OF repentance, ending with
the holicSt day OF the year, the day OF
Atonemcnt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-05
ARREST DRUM THIEF
ON RETURN FOR TRAPS

CHICAGO.-Thc reason that Walter
Marko,ky stole the drum from the Ia
Sale thelter orchestra pat is as fol
lows
81 had tough luck" he said, and |
nawrcd my drum, Then ! gets a job
IN Toledo, but | amt got no drums. So
! Swlpcd ono from George Hamburg.
drummer at the laSallc Rut ! for
got to yet the traps, SO came back
to get them
II was when he came for the traps
that a porter at the thcaler held him in
conversation until the arrival OF the
police.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-05
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. Sept HOGS: RE-
.'rrH lnro. strong 90 o. higher bulk,
ilgOUu2" no. heavy. so 500 20 %. lirht,
Ns15u2oun. pigs, tle j0ulSbo. CAT
yls 25GlsIi. dressed beef steers, iii 0Ja
90; southern steers. $500 ii25 cows.
sf iod 20. heIiors. ~ bOdii 80. stock
rrs, itjOal6i0. calves s. j00l3Tb.
SHEEP Receipts. 1000. steady; lambs,
Hl5.i0mlT35. yetrlings so 500 $50;
wcthers, So 0ou 10 90. ewes, - 5ouis.f5;
stn,kers g. ONulG so
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-05
ONLY GOOD B0CHES ARE
THOSE UNDER SOD

PITTSBURGH. pa-"The only good
hoche is a dead one, with an extra bay
onet thrust TO make sure, writes home
DR. J. W McGregor OF Williamsburg
who lost both his legs in France. "l
don't believe in taking them prisoners
for some silly man or woman To fuss
over. II Is great sport to NOV the
hocheS down with a machine gun II
they were good sports and PLAYED the
game one would not feel so toward
them"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-05
AMERICAN SOLDIERS
REMIT S3,000,00C

NEW YORK American soldier, in
France have remtlcd NOn0OO during
the last six months to friends, rela.
tiycS and creditors In this luntry
through the y. N C. A. Il was an
nounccd today by the national war work
council oi the organization The sety-
ice is free to soldiers and the money
thus far sent represents S00O remit
RnceS ranging from ; cents to $500.
The Y N. c. A. deduces from these
figures that the American soldier IN
France "eNhihits strong tendency to
save money and send /, home
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-05
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Sept s 5-HOGs Receipts.
night. so g5a2o %. packing. iisBfi iS. 90;
rough. 81 500 o., pigs, good and choice.
1lSgJdlScs. CATTLE. Receipts. l5,-
o0o. native steers. steady 10 strong;
westerns. strong 10 higher butcher stock
slow tending lower. calves. strong.
SHEEP. Receipts. $4,000: fat classes,
slow 90 liU lower. feeders. steady b.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-05
LIVERPOOL

LIVERPOOL, Sept - COTTON
Su.i quiet prices weak good middNnE
Or Hnd. middlnr. gS25l low midiltur
q 22d. good ordinary % 7nd. ordinary
2'.lNd Sales, 1000. including 900 Amer.
irAn Receipts none. Futures, close,
weak and iN points lower Septembsr
~ sod. October 20 T2d November. q sd
December, ANA. January. .3s3d
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-05

~EXTItA special IN new bungo-
~ low 9 rooms. basement gar
- ggp. driveway; oak throughout
located 32nd. near Classcn; We want you
10 see this one. best built bungalow IN
the cts hh-f4i terms
Chns r. Thomas
Real Estate Department
r, r STUART a CO,
Res Walnut iS93-J Maple Is
OWNER will sell handsomc 2-story, s-
room house. ON Dptuer, In Uuycr'lty
addition, ot sacrifice. Phone Maple
zoos
SAVE VNr FARE AND RENT RC1uti-
ful l-room home Ou 18Th ST.. rytrn dcgr
lots. paving paid out. only $500, $500
cash balance $40 per month
EACRlFiCE -- owner leaving town
nye-toOm California bungalow, IN oak
uulN $3.50 cash, balance like rent
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY,
5'G.N-lo Insurance Rdg Maple %
FOR SALE--Two lots in Fleetwood Al,
dtIon, by owner Room Sl2. Hingkod,
ilOtcl
! EbHT. ROOM HOME FOR WHAT IN.
pRONENiENTS COST WALNl I
/ 93Nj.I
! 6-ROOM, modern house. lot l0ONlIo. "
3lth. 50 800, some terms Baxter NU.
/ tuual hank Bldg
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ST LOUIS

ST. LOUIS. Sept 5.-HoGs. Receipts,
800. Toe lower. lights. il97s01o 70:
ulgs. ili-5nl9 So. mixed and butchers,
fls 6On2u.q. sooG heavy 500 l0dae rs;
bulk, iis i8n 20 TO- CATTLE Receipts,
o 900 steady native beet steers, Ni.75fb
1875. yearling steers and hsifers. $500
10 90. cows. 5, 5pul 90. stockers and
fssslrrs - 500 1 90. fair 10 prime south.
and hrifers, s. 500 1900 nHrtye calves
t,.i5uls25. SHEEP. Receipts. 1900.
prospects STEADY. lambs $4,000 10 rs:
ewes. 81 00ui ~ 90: csnners and choppers.
S. 0OdgOO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-05
KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY Sept E-VUrAT
Cash. steady 80 I hard Hlg. $50 .
Hl64h? No red, l2.lJl, no 2
&2lA corn Stopdy. 80 mixed
tlitnl %. so white. tlS5uiN NG. No
yellow. Si-"ui-i OATS steady
No. ? white. 53g. 80 mixed, i2c RYE
Sl5pul17
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-05
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Sept. 5-BUTTER Highen
creamery i3Utt4c EGGS. Uusettled:
receipts. N ios cases. fltstH. t0allt.c.
Ordinary nrsts. 1Ia 1sc. at mark. cases
included. 1iu tOLC POTATOES Lower;
receipts. i6 cara. Minnesota Early ohlos,
hulk. 8 s5H2 IS; bulk sacks. i2l002.50;
Wisconsin. bulk. i2l5d225 ditto sacks,
s. lou. 60 POULTRY. Alive, lower;
fowls. 'Gu zoe. syringe 29i4c
Land held relatively steady a. eouf.
pared with ribs and pork.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-05

HOGS The hog market locally was
'rratiC iu spite ~ efforts of packers 10
hrrak D. during the early morning hours.
Prospects are for ~ least 10 cents
lower market by closing time The top
on porFofs fnIs morning sold for Sass.
Stockcrs and feeders we're steady 20 =
cents higher
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-05
On West Park
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

HAVE 200 shares Magnolia Lond \ inc.
par 81. paying dividends. 900 shares
500 cash ns first payment ON well 10.
Cnted bunguluV ot 6 rooms; lnves-
itgptc these Comuauius and call me
office phone. Walnut 6Oi2-J. evenings
Maple illg.R
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-05

MUST SELL AT ONCE-l-room modern
homo on two full lots, large barn. fine
improvements small cash payment hal
uuce $50 per month. call after o'clock
D. m Walnut 1884
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Closing Quotations
Outside Livestock
FORT WORTH.

FORT WORTH, Texas. Sept Cat
TIE Receipts, 1000, strong. beeyeH.
s. Unu 10 nn HOGS Receipts. 100;
STEADY heavy. SO s5ais75 SHEEP;
Receipts. 500, steady lambs, $4,000
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-05
CHICAGO

rIUtNGO sept cons Nnre vel
low. iifN OATS Smndlrd Irt uiic
RYE So e. ilGedls' BARLEY s5,
utlOS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-05
Produce Provisions
KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY. Sept 5-RUTTER:
Drrsmar. IN,. tirsts. isNc: seconds,
lr8c. packing, l1c. EGGS Firsts tlc.
POTATOES STEADY; i2OOas.25
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-05
WAN ED-BIDs AND PROPOSALS

ADJUSTMENTS WANTED for a.day talr
October l6 and n, CoyinEton. okla
Address n e. sanford for concessions
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-05

rnE shLL- Largo conveniently ar-
uHgrd H.JUUw modern home with hlse-
u.I. ANA l1rmu,. rU two fan lots, F'rE-
auto Quuttoir aud garage. ono block Of
'ar line. close ~ SCHOOL facing iaI.nlW
residences iu ur clr H beat residence
d.'u.l price only iun.H s. 800 cash.
hrmr.0 90 fu.t a. p,r'nt can after
p On Walnut .'.-J
IDN sALE-g-roDm h0u, H. 23rd and
lNul. ON cr Linz
s SMALL EyOMISg House Tor sale
,.p rhoro Walnut 500.
ShLI-2zl w. rotavfumc. ..r O.
rooms modern IG.g Terms !. j.
M'" "' N llpuinaou walnut $50
COlOHED pEOPLf.-Buy a home. only
500 cash and so per month buys a
Hrrn beautiful 8 or i-roDm house, only
tao blocks Of car line and school
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY.
51s-lo Insurance B.dr Maple ~
.C-aaasn Co. Offers
Several 2. 9 m1 ,.sco us,s ,lop
o.' raHy .or ad. bay now Ask Mr
I.Hr
rsnroom and br.nhas' room b1ng-
Joss. u'u# ness. ." uHEed street. room.
iH uHh. W.U rumnod nicely decorated
owner leaving p'y. DIRT cheap ~ $500
a.N-rnun, sleeping porch, breakfast
rpum. s'Drr. ..rrr closets and screened
Iu back porch .irut trees grape vines.
corner IU'. close 10 paving street 'nrF.
.hur.u.. rI school uW,uny cheap ar
f'-.N. $500 cash H.Il tardI'
coll uH .h.Hf ilr 1850 rgr homes
unusually ,H.p prices. 'OWurr leaving
..'r
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-05

vurut 81 ''''' .o,a, W M,r
Special Home Bargains.

S.N-ruOw bungalow near IIuvnUd and
les Vegas cstunrs .0Nll0 feet ot ground
and good garage; y blk bargain g. goo
Rig bargain cart eide G-rOom buuga
low: garage; shade and lots Of fruit;
special 5000.
Dlndy broom new bungalow; breakfa Z
room. Al blk rooms big closets and big
lnt. neyers been, lived In; near Classcn.
50 $50.
UIr 7.foom almost now home. near
CItsHen. a dandy for the money. s. nU0
The best bungalow lu the city for So
400. modern In every way. basement, FUR
mace. garage. etc See ms ~ once for
homes
J. y. GREEN 4 COMPANY
ag5 American National Maple 1921
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CATTLE SUPPLY (,
SAILING OFF,
Hog Market ErratiCj Tendency.
to Cut Prices,
TooAYs RECEIPTS.

CATTLEy-A big falling OF In the sup
ply OF fresh cattle with vrtualy no
good steers and a great deal Of junk In
other classes N cattle caused packers
~ hchoye ,n the matter Of prices on the
local market today The shortage today
made up for the early weeks decline
and trading wa more active with prices
steady and strong on killing stuff Calves
ON s large supply advanced 30 cents, good
yrelcrs selling ut tl2 10, m the top.
Closing Quotations.
Pr'ata ~ iHo various grades OF cattle ars
approximately a. fnllowH.
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ST LOUIS Sept. POULTRY. Tn.
changed except springs, 2thc. BUT
TER Unchanged. EGGS 3ic
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Rare Opportuhity.

\ hutnr. mlr oi this rly has come
into pu.s...Iuu uf iWo choice corn ana
stock lum. 100 the great corn belt ot
Illinois and Iudibnp which he desires
~ exchange for lhnd IA oklahoma, within
- miles uf oklahoma cry ono ls on
the mncpdamlEed Lincoln Highway q
mules west NJ indianapolis. n quarter see
ton with splendid improvements and Dl
u.ruS 0l h'st blue rIihs pasture, l'tr'
black soil uf highest character cash price
t!troO Olhar h a. acres level lAOa
cultivated a1lL brat up hu.0du-. conn
mis- N,.r wI make 50 m.h.l7 pn age.
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