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Evening star., 1918-05-17
FOR sALE-HOUSES.

CHEVY CHASE.
FOR RSALE-AN UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE
HOUSE ON HUNTINGTON; 5 STORIES: 10
ROOMS, BATHS: LARGE GARAGE: 90
FOOT FRONT: PRICE: INCLUDING ENTIRE
STONE & FAIRFAX,
I34e N. Y. Ave.
CHEVY CHASE.
For sale-A very attractive l0-room dwelling
with porches; garages for cars: :06-foot
front: over acres Of land. $l2.
STONE & FAIRFAX.
CHEVY CHASE.
For sale-ss. 80 each: nearly new: rooms:
hot water heat; hardwood floors: electric lights:
very attractive: immediate possession. SOx90.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
Phone NJ. 1882.
FOR sALE-CHEyY CHASE SECTION.
IL Acres Of Land.
Modern 10-room dwelling. wide porcaes: eiee-
tric lights: large shade trees: few steps
from cars; $4,000. -
STONE & FAIRFAX.
THIS ONE FOR $3.50.
Very attractive: rooms. handsome bath.
porches: beautiful lawn and shade: SoIao0:
owner transferred to another city: must sell.
STONE & FAIRFAX.
FOR SALE-CHEvY CHASE.
Corner near cars. on best improved lot: Wide
porches: hot-water heat; electricity: $4,000;
possession eooD.
STONE & FAIRFAX.
FOR SALE-CHEvY CHASE.
Beautiful corner near circle and cars: 10
rooms; large garage; hot-water heat: lot 10ox
200; chicken house; flower garden; possession.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
Phone M. 1882.
BEST GOOD HOUSE FOR THE MONEY IN
CHEVY CHASE.
All the ground you want-about an acre: 6ne
view; ahrubbery; 12-room. modern house. sleep
ing porch; spacious first door; very handsome:
large living room and many other attractive
features. Price should be $4,000; offered for
quick sale at SIS 600.
Possession within 80 days.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 N. Y. Ave. Main 1892.
FOR sALE-CHEVY CHASE.
Good. 9-room house; sleeping rooms and
club; garage. chicken house; fruit: slo,Soo.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 N. Y. Ave. Main 1882.
CHEVY CHASE.
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
To buy nice home: house; large living room:
ground enough for garden and chickens: lot
IOOxc00. Price. 5000.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 N. Y. Ave. Main 233e.
FOR sALE-T0 SETTLE An EsTA1E. s. 500
" i'll buy an s-room brick dwelling with cellar.
on 4th st. ne. near D; good surroundings; II
HERE is ANOTHER.
FOR SALES. .Ss0-A st. me-: 10 rooms:
hot-.yater heat; lot 12S It. deep; side and rear
SEE THIS ONE.
FOR SALE-Nekr End and A: stories;
rooms; beautiful outlook; lot e0z12S; 60-ft.
stone & FAIRFAX. 1s4o New York are. NV.
FOR sALE-$5.O0O WILL BUY A NEAT 2
story brick dwelling. with a cellar. facing LIN
coin Park: one Of the best located :-story
ktuses on Capitol Hill.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave. NV.
FOR SALE-N. G. AVE. NEAR LINCOLN
Park; an unusually attractive and we'll con-
structed touse; bay-window brick dwelling;
good size lot to alley: Possession given
sToNE 4 FAIRFAX. 1852 New York ave. NV.
FOR sALE-NEAR End AND Sc; $3.50;
It. roon. dwelling; baths; hot-water heat;
hoderu plumbing; ssid to he in frct-class con-
dition throughout; cut-of-town owaer has re-
duced the price for q quick sale.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 1872 New York ave. NV.
THE BEST BUY AROUND sUBURBs-
Hyattsville; rooms and bath: very neat; per-
feet condition: cozy home. $500. ]. A.
HAYDEN. 1410 G st. d. 1912.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
observation-disclosures.

1908 NEW HAMPSHIRE AvE.-ADJOINING
Dupont Circle; large. really cool apartment for
four or more young officers. Meals served in
apartment Best cuisine; piano; fashionable
location reasonable. Franklin 4166.
FOR RENT FROM JUNE TO SEPTEMBER Is
or October 1, i've rooms reception all and bath
in attractive apartment house, ona block from
Connecticut ave. All outside rooms. three ex-
posures. Well furnished, except linen and sill
yer. s125 per month. Address Boz 250-S.
Star office lSs
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SEMI DETACHED: ANIL; SLEEPING
porch: garage; garden planted; fruits: 6ow-
ers: fine neighborhood; immediate possession.
4412 Kansas ave. 30s
oWNER-IMMEDIATEP POSSESSION. BROOM
and bath bungalow; perfect condition; built
years; slate roof: cellar; laundry trays: h.-w.
heat; electric light: gas in kitchen; large pan
try: 2 fporches. rear easily converted into
sleeping; hedges, fences, chicken house; lot
42I12s; rear alley; 25 minutes from Treasury;
IA SQUARES from car line: take District line
Rive @Riyerdale. Berwyn or Laurel car on street.
3OO8 17th st. ne. Inquire at 1904. 19s
FOR sALE-TWO-sTORY FRAME HOUSE,
on 18th st. NV. near St; fine business site;
big lot with alley on side; must be sold to set
tie estate. Price. $500. +. HILTON JACK
son. Columbian bldg: J. B. FLYNN. Second
National Bank bldg, trustees.
SPLENDID s-RO0M, BATH BRICK HOUSE;
rent. SIS per month; price, 300; NJ st. s.w.
P. g. sAUER. 1916 Az st. s.w. 49,
FOR sALE-BARGAIN; IMMEDIATE POSSES
sion; two-story brick residence, No. 625 Elliott
ST. me-. near Nd. ave.; large rooms and hath:
cellar; furnace heat. For particulars and in
spection. see OWNER. No. 500 st. ne. 19'
A BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW; LARGE LOT;
screens; curtains; cool; extras; ami. See
owner. $1,000 cash. JAS. HOLMES, 1885 B
at. ne. Line. 32s-w. 23s
BY OWNER-NEARLY NEW HOUSE; SIX
rooms; oak floors: tubs, toilet: awnings;
screens; extras; near 3 car lines; s., 900 cash.
JAS. HOLMES.
Lincoln 32SW. 1885 st. ne. 23s
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RESIDENCE AND LARGE LAWN
for sale in Takoma Park; modern
improvements: very large lot. con-
tanning about one acre. Price,
$6.S50. Occupied BY the owner. I'M
mediate possession.
Six-room residence. with modern
Improvements. located In Cherry
dale. Va, 8 minutes ride from the
city; detached and on large corner
lot; a very desirable residential
section. Price. 81 600: easy terms.
JOSEPH C. ZIRkLE,
EOS Colorado bldg.
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.

FOR SALE
In Chevy Chase's Most Desirable Section.
NO. II GRAFTON STREET.
Large modern heuhe.
Is rooms, baths, hot
Wate. heat; all modern 1mproveDents-
LARGE lotIuineoiat9 posse0ien.
Psice, 5000. Terms to suit
A yery Desirable residence N eheice section ef
Georgctown.
NO. 1907 18th ST. NV.
Large lot. 60x10o.
Wen built house, conDtructod to4 0W1ee.
Offered at low price to close an estaeA.
NO. 2125 N ST. NV.
10 rooms and baths: 6edrooms; hot
water heat: electric lights; excellent condition.
Price, $4,000.
Terms to suit.
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY. REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT:
s910 GA. AVE. MODERN: SIX ROOMS.
tiled bath: metal weather strips; hardwood
trim; porches front and rear: 100-foot lot; GOOD
condition; inspection by appointment. OWN
ER. next door. $500. Col. 1046-W. II.
CHOICE LOCATION. CHEVY CHASE. d. G.;
beautiful home under construction; IL rooms,
baths; sleeping porch: garage; terms ar
ranged. Address Box 1855. Star once.
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FOR RENT-H0USES.
FURNIsHEO-Continued.

esss NEWARK ST.. CLEVELAND s;.;o PARk@io
furnished. % % Rem. to esG SEPT. is. $50 per month
GARDINER DENT. INC.
TT 18th st. NV.
1s4e CALIFoRNIA 81. N.W;-ATI,RACTiva ATT,
porcies; convenient location. To Oct. OF Is.
Main .sss s3RDisrR DESE' IT lsss 1sc; st. NV.
TO PRIVATE FAMILY WITHOUT chill
dren: desirable corner home on le,n us strees &c.
owner and never before offered for rent: 10
rooms. baths. ample closets and connecting
garage; rent. $3.50 per month. on . month";. months
by permit only. J. c. WELDON L CO., ia
East Capitol st.
ON. OF THE MOST ATTRACTINE HOMES
in Chevy Chase. D. C.-one block frsm sonn. mn
ove. Completely and elegantly furnished Tor
summer and winter. exceedingly large front;
screered-in porch. aw wnings. velvet nnd oriental
Tass ~ ss, all ind .ppoint
ruent. Cleve. 1923.
DESIRABLE FURNIsHED HOUSES.
TYLER 4 LII h,iTHnRPoap sHGTagSs; unc,
Sl7 18th st: NV: IL
PARTY LEAVING TOWN WILL RENT SIX
room house. with bath, June ! to October l.
2242 Ontario road NV: 49,
10 Heo 6sn, sSs SSGa Il
month. Call Franklin 4524. IT.
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED HOME FOR SUM
Iner. 1924 Buchanan NV. corner Piney Branch
road; squares from 18th st; car: 8 large
and attic. Electricity. Completely furnished.
including beds. china. silver. grand piano.
library. etc. Servants quarters: Yard for
garden. cool. delightful woods adjacent house.
Will lease to responsible party from June to
September Is. $1s5 per month. Apply room
71e Wash. Loan 4 Trust bldg. premises
ST. WITHIN BLOCK OF CONN. AVE;
completely furnished: newly decorated; nine
rooms. three baths; garage in rear: available
June 1 until Nov. 1; modern improvements;
moderate rental. Phone North 900. -"
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED GROOM, HOL-
low-tile bungalow: June 1 to Sept. 80. ia
Quincy ST., Chevy Chase, Md. Call C1eve.
1aG4-J.
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csae NEWARK ST., CLEVELAND PARK.io
rooms, baths, electric light: beautffui!y
furnished. Rent to Sept. Is. $50 per month.
GARDINER 4 DENT, INC.
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NEAR CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE IN TIE DIS
trict. Groom house and large lot: modern i'm
rrove1,ents; located in a grove. Price. 81, $50.
J. L. ZIRkLE, 203 Colorado bldg.
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Attractive Suburban Home,

13s KENTUCKY AVE. s.E.-BY OWNER IN
the city for q few days, 7-room press-b brick
three story house: " 50. from Lincoln Park:
hne location; will sell at q bargain. Apply
1910 d st. AZ
BY OWNERS ROOMS AND BATH: H.W.H.;
alley and garage; convenient to two car lines;
in good neighborhoodi breaking up housekeep-
1922 35th At. NV. 1Ss
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FOR sALE-414 eth ST. NV;
large house. % rooms, baths;
garage; hot-water heat; ofice In
front basement; al in perfect re-
pair; front newly pairted; = splen-
did location for room sEentinE;
THEO. FRIEBUs,
1920 New York aye. NV.
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SUMNER HOMES.
FOR RENT.

FOR RENrl2 FUR. COTTAGES ON TOP OF
Blue Ridge mountains; mile from Bluemout.
Va. Apply to JULES DEM0NET, Conn. ave.
and N It. NV
Evening star., 1918-05-17

STON ELEIGH COURT
Two-room-and-bath apartment
to Sept. 80; also nine-room-and-
3-bath apartment by the year;
possession Immediately. Apply
Office, Stoneleigh Court, Conn
ave. and L st.
Evening star., 1918-05-17

PRICE, s, 1850; 10th ST. NE. NEAR FLA.
heat; terms. Also corner house at $3.50.
CHAs. ". MORRIS. Evans bldg. N. os2se.
a BARGAIN-8-ROOM BRlOK. HOT-wATER
heat. bath. colonial porches IN Georgetowa'
s.. 800. IRVING WOOD. 12eS wisconsin ave.
NV. Il--
PURCHASER; p;ss hre-r0om house. Apply DAILY NJ
THREE-ROOM BUNGALOW. WITHOUT I'M
provements. with large lot; 1454 Bangor st.
sc. (Anacostial. Apply DAILY, n. 4l:s.
GREAT BARGAIN ON HEIGHTs-s-RooM
brick home; tile baths; sleeping porch; ;ess, eseI
trays: servants toilet; NJsburgh tnstsn.
taneous hot-water heater; installed icebox.
back yard suitable for garage: Can move ,.G n
s01 Southern bldg.
FIVE ROOMS AND BATH; CONVENIENT TO
government offices: special bargain. Apply
1000 st. ne. grocery store. II
DETACHED HOME-FIvE ROOMS. wATEkr
sewer. gas, four fruit treea. dve grapevfnssi
lin Bank bldg. 20.
BY OWNER@$8.6 $50. VERY FINE GROOM
and bath modern home: INLAND terrace; htgn
elevation; convenient two car lines select
nsighborhood: terms. Address Boz i6s-s. star
Or. B.. BRICK. 14H ST. NE, Mr.. LINCOLN
cash, SIS mo. Address Box i5S-s. Star eihcs.
Hill at $1,000. Beautiful residential block be-
tween Ian and l4th. Q rooms. bath. steam
heat, attractive yard. room for garage; all ~
nrst-class order. Easy terms to bena edf
/ 3. CAMPBELL. lsie Il 4 Nv.
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THE SANE OLD SLOGAN STILL APPLIES.
Get OUR BIG FOR RENT LIST"
Desirable furnished houses in the
city and suburbs. Moderately
priced.
Boss PHELPS, INC,
1i08 H Street,
Main $40.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY.

APARTMENT HOUsE-oNLY $500.
Contains 8 apis. of rooms and bath; gas
and electric lights; hw.h.; rent for $3.50 each
in normal times; very large o-story garage in
rear will rent for $35 per month; wide alley;
never has been vacant: located on one OF the
principal avenues of ne.
NEWSOM, Real Estate, 1110 h ne. Line. 2071.
Evening star., 1918-05-17

FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE.
MODERN s-ROoM HOME. JUST OUTSIDE
District, for city residence. Address Box Sl.T,
Star office. 1es
BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME IN VIRGINIA
Modern freproof residence; rooms and bath;
1oo acres Of good land: 20 acres bearing or
chard; over 1000 trees; healthiest location;
pure water: 40 miles from Washington. Ad-
dress Box 1858. Star office.
Evening star., 1918-05-17

1s49 CALIFORNIA ST. N.W.-ATTRACTIvE
IO-room and bath brick with brick garage;
nicely furnished: electric light: 2-story rear
porches; convenient location. To Oct. or ID.
@-0O pe GARDINER 4 DENT. NC.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-09-24
COVENANT ACCEPTED
BY CONGREGATION

At the Sunday morning service a
the union tabernacle, Evangelist BuI
Sin read a covenant. asking all whc
would accept it to stand and the con.
sresation stood, almost without ex
eeption, solomnly affirming the cove.
rant. The covenant was as follows
Ny church is the place where the
word of God is preached,
Where tho power of God IS felt,
= Ne spirit of G d is manifested,
The love of God is revealed
And .hc unity of God is received.
Thechurch is the home of my soul.
Tho a,tar Of my devotion,
r hearth of my faith.
The center of my affections,
And the foretaste Of heaven,
have united with the church in
solemn covenant,
Pledged myself to attend its SER
vices,
70 pray for its mem5e :,
To give it support,
And to obey its laws.
The church should have the first
Pace in my heart,
The highest PLACE in .iny mind,
The principal place IN my activi-
ties
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-09-24
COMBINATION
E7IJjII!y
> nj
RlISIa RllSI IlaIl'El;;

And its unity, peace and progress
concern my life in this world.
And that which is to come
My benevolence and my pray ers.
owe to the church my zeal,
When neglect its services l il.
jure its good name,
! lessen its power,
discourage its members, o.
And chill my own soul
have solemnly covonaatgd- in The
sight CT God and lel 70 advance the
interests of the church by my fai.A-
full attendance,
BY reading the Holy Bible,
BY never ncglecting its ordinances
Dy contributing to its support,
by meeting with my feliow.nem-
bcrs,
by watching over their welfare,
And by joining with them in pray
CT, praise and service,
And that promise 7 this day sol
emnly renew before God the Father.
Christ my Redeemel, and the Holy
.s.",- ny Sanctifier .e
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-09-24
aHPpIYG vi OBI E5l
VAS PA0 .04S
.tIlhfkJy ) FLIES

~ n'gi's! pfcss
Wsaiius'oq. sept -. Every
ASsSe-icap soldier fighting in Franco
e.es-tEss III fels!i, - 80 e.csy j.
asSs
EiiiA s,'teHieiif ia hasci CO Tx
a-es 'etc-tti;' cbmh,fa b. tbc FOOD
adialastrstE,h es,J The at.,iy quart
cn'asiet's department II gives seine
q l aidnhhftdo III .pioy p.,l
hFan d tdo alIicd governments.
AS no AMcriear army grows to
a.; Proportions. it reveals that for
iT;A.CIc IankS alscady embarked
frem our Shores. eao,oc0.Cc0 pounds
Of food stlfs must Be shipped them
svcsy 81 0ay8.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-09-24

(By Fred-S. Ferguson, United rre'@
ia c- Staff GcfrespoudoNl
With the Amerlcapsoou tGa Vuals,
Aug 2S.-<tBy A&fl.3 4lp petHr nt2S,eEi.
Amcrica1 Of at. carmel r. array.+
was curious SOFT Of pcrgoa 81 4
entry on duty in4t ou.sl5S 4, stiIe,.
r'ert Of IFS cu.f't' III tAo ~ ,are. u,
vas always V'4ayi.tS to &53~ il4;
what business oher people WI !
Ground t1icrc, Il bc dilpt 19aot' t.r.a.
of' it they di1u't appear h liz ~
home. Peter would st1p \ lneinder
of hts own outfit II the isecr-s a.
tions dilfnf loolt so6d "a hjifl.
Whilo Peer VAS thus looRi1E aft,-
his Job as sentry, always cutioas aia
always stopping necNlc he va at
sure ot two Garmane eefa ell recn .
prison camp THIS canY vas st,ine
hundred ns.lcg 81 IS f-om Peter nut
his sen;ry post. o. the Mqihe ~
NO Heinies IN SONS %5y IA o1,ssf
ej c.l i7rchch un.iotmt nhsy a.
got:cl Ftlle 1909 to.eAer. an
fae4tlnk by the sasrlR oae sight
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lem. o. ssterSR - ,l.+ pc,
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Tar ';Iofc. cTc foa8 @as f',e aag II,
Nae paid any q c'ntioa t, 4 Y4 sfi
rnat tei Ffea:h 5oislerg. -
tie ceras1s bce4iiis 6oli. hs
-a.sed rtroUsa 4 SRlass n 5rdbi
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9stlr is On ,bs lss.
Peter h&i 3dsc !aaen d3 Us eaii,
TRICK AZ ais post risat 81
he sstc Of h4zddnanars fas g;fis
vSs shihsus. Mis- shoes ciesu. ana hts
an0e bat;escd up as ,aSzrtly as "a.
'aaado F'ier h'uEca lldase o,,.n
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Mr. and Mrs. Z. N Brunson ana
son, Leonard r. Brlnson, Of Gowrie,
Iowa, ssho haye-been visiting their
father L. NJ. Chase, and sister, Mrs.
Adams, the past few days, leave wed
nesday morning in their auto for
hone hey made the trip overland.
had also visited relatives and friends
in Arkansas.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-09-24
DID IT EVER occyR TO You2

That aside from the dwarfng of the nobr ncs Of those d.
Iy connected with the mail order house that there are nraerols
LINER aspects worthy Of our timely notice One among bein
fbe gradual undermining of rural life especially the form IN
Nh now stands Its foundations already wor-eaa By this
lrs silent setalthy and uncompomisng monster you
while our minds in dormant rgsrds the
1e q our action perhaps in rowng the detrinen
.eYes helpd them ally Of course the time We only
jookea az Inc temporary result onsons ourselves with The thou gh
t@ we may have saved few bur seeing the feae
chance 10 obam either directly indirectly the equivalent Of ihe
PROFIT involved IN our purchase let home merchant have
as his Just due besides lending Influence the life OF
III community and gaining another helping its life which
the worth to the nation cannot be overestimated.
GRADY COUNTY RETAIL MERCII ANTS ASSN
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t,lo7g te i4s 81. J. S551gs'1s.fl I'm
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n 81 ~ s5'% t9o F'elp@tm9l ia
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:'rs az |ssdlaaetefs pGa look /.
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nt ct aeHe; ~ 80 = taa q.
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ieSpopye..
theo reIcr tsPi-,l t9 aaow ehbfe
{. i&3 &ese sifIas, 80 Where ibly
... - "a. 4f T. at
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-09-24
u 8 CIC g ESSFUL MEN
JOHN W. CAFES.

Al boy Mr Gates grew up on an
Illinois farm near Turner Function. At
school he, showed remarkable aptitude for
learning anything which he particularly
wanted to know. Els first work was
clqrkihg in small hardware store, Of
With he became manager at the age OF
si.Naeen and lew Years LATER Its pro-
PIX TOR. fes
Through hts hardware business he be-
came ACQUAINTED with a manufacturer 0f
barbed wire and was induced to Jake q
trip to Texas as salesman. 10 .Barbed
wire was q new thing, His trip was sue
cessful. Mr., Gates Saw the great possi-
bilities Of this article and hel decided to
enter the business himself and his factory
at st. Louis proved profitable When
competition got too strong Mr.. Gates con-
eceiyed, the idea - consolidating an the
president OF the combination, and also OF
the Illinois Steel Go. AJAX, r
Mr.. Gates was noted principally because
OF his stock sPeculations. He was known
around the would as "Bet-yop+a- million"
Gates and for many years was concerned
in every corner In wheat At his death
he left fortune OF forty million dol
Lars. hatf Ys
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-09-24
Ghatae ExhIhLt

sfts. pria A5hlcai c'ntirplnu Of the
HpiHfp,a conolIt$f, coqnciI Of de-
Y $sf + sperqibg the wret in OE'a-
hnlaitl lflli, 'Rtlapdhg tiir state fair
lpTaiin session thrFts Mrs AyAlon is
ll3eAapgH Pf The Npmens exhibit and.
Witfs jia rcl'ylt hppip llitll 2rtp thc
s.t pf llc isiyS
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~ Ip"e a ton nsnv solemn
cb'laaiinD ~ Isvesi your Sav,ngs 10
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Observation-Disclosures
WaosImeh circle Meet

ID 1
Woadmsh clrele Meet
The local grove Of the NyoodmeA
Circle will meet this evening 1T 3
f'qloei, n the 4. Of p Hall, a til
a3leadance is desired, heads Of tao
alFele dcclpre.
.s,iqs4 III khis.
40 rs h'Fa Slstp2s ',n, lhs elu0
v neeF Witty MlH Wade Il La.
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,Geoiso Farmer: PHILLIPS Of this
Ftsyiilaa bean' ce.hmiasIoned second
Beuetant Ia tho Infantry Phillip,
icslHed Ms ettnIniselan after at.
tetdlna t3,J fouRh foAleeta training
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r. as. ,hs oflHlal announcement
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. piaS sal,iliR3aic lasd IN lhS saual
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4 !lii 2 ,Iirts t. tbn an gleasanri.
sdf1llAcf " f.al Ip sa It thug IL
''tm'It " Z. aen ald. II ny . Iaion,
\ lit tf lalt tcsl s!itt will bo raised.
I lile Giaay tonHiS 4. - without
iiestlsH lGRp a tue los, IN ths ca.lra
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-aO.eaO. l@ sas e.ni srpt....
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-04-22
AAHAAY TO INQUIRE
INTO WIRE TROUBLE
Secretary of Labor wilson Appoints
Him 10 Investigate Complaint
Of TcicGraphcrs.

Washington. April 21.--Secretary
Wilson. of the department OF labor,
has named Rowland Mahany. of New
York. to investigate the complaint of
the Commercial photographers Union
OF America that their efforts toward
conciliatnR their differences have
been spurned by the two principal
telegra phi companies.
Agents of the department of labor
have been investigating com plants OF
telegraph operators that they have
been Disseminated against because
they were members Of a union. 1t is
believed by many OF the officials OF
the department of labor that the
union operators will not walk out on
April IS. which they have set as or
ganization day"
The country would be hard hit
X telegraph communications were
broken off at this time" said a
prominent official tonight. every
means will be taken by the depart
mont OF labor to bring the two par
ties to an understanding. We have
been investigating complaints at At
is-nta and Jacksonville and in several
instances we have advised the tele-
graph com panies to reinstate men who
have been suspended"