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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-24
MONARCHY IS
PROCLAIMED BY
THE PORTUGUESE
Greater Part of Lisbon Garri-
son Joins Revolutions,
Says Report
ROYALISTS ARE STRONG
EX-King Manuel in London
Awaits Expected Call to
the Throne
ROYALISTS ARE STRON

Madrid, Jan. 24.-The monarchy
has been proclaimed in Lisbon, the
Portuguese capital, according to a
telegram received here from Va
lenca, on the Portuguese border.
Nioga, Spain.-The greater part
of the Lisbon garrison has gone over
to the monarchists, according to re-
ports on the progress of the Portu-
guese revolution received in Vigo
from Coimbra, in northern Portugal,
and other localities. The wireless
station near Lisbon is said to be in
Royalist hands.
Government troops under Colon ell
= Continued on Page 14l
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-24
GREAT VESSELS
BEAR SOLDIERS
FROM. WAR ZONE
Battleships, Liners and Trans
ports Bring Fighters TO
New York Port

New York. Jan. 24-More than
3,700 American troops arrived here
to-day on five vessels-the battle
ships Louisiana and New Hamp-
shire, in service as transports; the
French line steamship Chicago, the
American transport Goentoer and
the American steamship Accemac.
Ship Changes Course
The battleship Connecticut, which
sailed from France. January 20 with
one thousand troops, reported to-
Continued ON Page III
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-24
TRO7ZKY, TRAPPED IN NARVA,
ICAPTIVE OF THE ESTHONIANS;
+. LITHUANIANS ROUT THE REDS
Mad Dogs!

LONDON, 24-Paul former foreign mn OF
London
a He
that all mad"
He said only settle the Russian
and hateful the majority of Russians" He
that Allies munitions,
slams would overthrow Bolsleyst tyranny"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-24
WILSON TO HEAD
WORLD LEAGUE?

Paris, Jan. "a (Havas) Pres
ident Wilson is likely to be
offered the presidency of the
commission of the League of
Nations, the Echo de Paris says
to-day.
BY the commission of the
League of Nations is probably
meant the permanent executive
body for the conduct of the pro-
posed leagues affairs.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-24
President Wilson's
Aunt Dies at Denver

Denver, Jan. 24.--Mrs. Helen Sill
Woodrow, aunt of President Will
son, died late last night at the home
of her daughter. She was IT years
old. Mrs. Woodrow was the sister
of General Joshua Sill. after whom
Fort sill, Okla, was named.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-24
CITY JOBS OPEN

Applications will be received until
February 3, by r. Ross Seaman,
clerk of the civil service board, from
persons seeking appointment as as
sistant craftsman and transitman,
and as stenographer, in the city en-
gineers office. The latter position is
open to women, the former to men.
Dates for examinations will be an
nounced later.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-24
+ ~ Z ,a.aaar-aa

GERMANY FACES BIG WAGE UPHEAVAL
Amsterdam--1Iaters have reached such pitch in ;
Berlin owing to the strike Of coal miners thai house
holders in the German capital may hereafter have no
gas to use between $50 o'clock and III the morning and
between and in the afternoon Herr Richter declares
that the obvious tendency Of the workers was to convert
the revolution into wage movement that woula'en
danger all Germany.
) FOUND DEAD IN BED !.
Waynesboro-Abavid Bssecker 50 years old and sep
araed from his wife who is living in Harrisburg with her :.
daughter. was found dead in bed here this morning
FORMER KING STILL IN LONDON
London-The widely circulated rumor that former
King Manuel Of Portugal was about to land on Poru-
snese territory least premature Ez-King Manuel
was still in London to-day
WANTS ALL YANKs BROUGHT HOME
Washington Representative Garland, just returned
from overseas, introduced aresoufo to-day demanding
the return Of the solas+s BY every transportation facility
that can be made available and fer e immediate dis
change on arrival in this country Of drafted men and
members Of the National Guard
vARDAMAN HEARS or COAL PRICES
Poasville-'The operator who produce more :
ehcapy than his competitor justified in exactng greater
profits said witness at the Senatorial probe into coal
conditions here to-day Senator vardaman Of Missis- !
sppi shook his head and said oThat seems to be the
general inclination Of man these days
KNOX FAVoRs FAMINE RELIEF /
Washington-senatorSh Sherman attacked the 100000,
600 European food bill to-day eiteratng his belief that
Of the money be used feed the Russian
Bolshevsts Senator Knox spoke in support of the bill
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-24
HE WEATHER

pr Harrisburg and vIclnityi Fair
and colder tonight, with low
est temperature about rs de-
|grees; Saturday fair.
pr Eastern Pennsylvania Fair
Tonight and Saturday; colder
'to-niEht. cold wave in northeast
portion; northwest gales d.
|minishing.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-24
General Conditions

storm of great violence Ii now
passing seaward on the New
England coast. 1t In attended
by fresh to moderate gales
along the Atlantic coast from
Hatteras northward, and over
the eastern portion. of the Great
Lakes. The highest velocity
reported mt 8 n. m. was ~ miles
5from the northwest ut New
n orI< City.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-24
MARRIAGE LICENSES

a NJ. Harris sburE Dsaie n
ID.
ID. and
e. ID. q.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-24

Near KOszedary, between koy-
no and Wilma, Lithuanian troops
have defeated the BolshcvilSi,
the rebel casualties being heavy.
They have lost $500 men in
prisoners.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-24

(ContiUned ON Page Ia
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-24

[Continued on Page 1871
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-10
CALL RATE WARNING
BY RESERVE BOARD
Figures Hapo No Effect on
Non-Specuiotive Loans.

WASHINGTON, July 9.--Interest rates
charged on call money lent to carry
speculative stocks can have no perma-
nent effect upon rates for governmental
or commercial and industrial purposes
the Federal Reserve Board declared In
statement issued tonight through Gov
crner Harding. Referring to the move
ment OF call rates, which have been as
high as 90 per cent. recently. the state
ment said they we're "orratic." but that
the arbitrary measures taken during the
war to reprcss speculation could not tie
perpetuated in peace time.
The statement said that recent refusal
OF banks to take full advantage OF
Treasury Department offers to redeem
certificates OF Indebtedness In advance
showed that banking institutions Of the
country preferred to keep their funds
invested In Treasury certificates bearing
interest at ~ per cent rather than take
advantage of much higher rates on stock
collateral"
1T is not the function of the Treas
ury nor Of the Federal Reserve banks or
the banking institutions OF the country
to provide cheap money for speculative
purposes" the statement continued
The board feels that the reflex action
OF the rates for call money on the Gov
crnments financial programme and the
requirements OF commerce and industry
has greatly decreased, and will continue
to decrease as 1t becomes better and
better understood that the true functions
OF the banking institutions OF the coun-
try and the Federal Reserve system, act
ing In their aid. is subject to the tempo
rary requirements of the Government, to
finance commerce and industry. To have
definitely established the fact that there
Is no necessary connection between rates
for speculative purposes and for COM
mercial transactions is in itself an i'm
portsnt development"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-10
1855 D1sPossEss SUITS CALLED.
Court sets July IS as Moving
Date fn Most Cases.

Justice John F. Cowan found 1855 dis
possess cases on his calendar in the
Third District Municipal Court, yesser-
day. The defendants included low
priced rent payers or Tenth avenue. and
occupants OF a fashionable apartment IN
West Sixty-third street. The latter had
received dispossess notices because the
landlord Is trying to clear ever! body out
in order to remodel the building. These
tenants have until July IS to vacate. In
the majority OF cases the court allowed
the defendants until July Is In which to
pay their rents or move.
One woman explained that she had not
been able 10 pay her rent because OF the
absence from home OF her husband who
is in the navy. Another woman said she
has two sons in the naval service. They
had been at sea a long time. sine said.
and she had been unable to catch up
with her rent money.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-10
ARRESTED AT SISTERS GRAVE.
Accused Man IL yictins of Detec-
tive's Deductions.

Alphonse Mccormick. a Queens county
detective, saw In a newspaper the other
day notice telling of the death OF the
sister OF William II. Dugan. who was
indicted In May, 1917. on a charge Of
abandoning his wife and two chlidre u
and who had not been secn since that
time.
McCornaicls had an Idea that Dusan
might attend the funeral, so he went
10 Calvary Cemetery pugan was there
and after the, funeral services were over
Mccormick arrested HIM, He pleaded
guilty before Judge Eua 7. Humphrey
II the QuesaS county court and was
sInaHded 10 jail Il? sentence.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-10
GERMAN DELEGATES DELAYED,
ENJOYS Held Up By Transportstisu
DimcuIties.

PANS, July s.-Transportation DIM
cuities have resulted in a further delay @:
the German p.enipotentirrics designated
to come TO Versailles for the oral dis
customs regarding execution OF tho repa.
rat'ons and other features o: the pea &c
treaty which tae allied Powers recently
sisnified their willingness to eater into.
II Developed to-day that the Germans
would not reach versaiies IN time 10
bssin the negotiations tomorrow, az had
been eXpeet ed. q
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-11
WALL STREET

NEW YORK. Nov 1.-THE specu.
laiivc stocks rose 10 q points at the
a. tive opening OF todays session as a
result of the calling off of tlie coal
strike. Foremost In the advance were
str"ls. motors and oils. but more sea-
spned Issue such as rails and ship.
pings, also responded 10 the fnvora hie
news. Extensive covering by IN. short
interests materially accelerated the
initial movement. but prices ess-d
slightly within tho frs, half hour OF
realizing for profits
Reactions which accompanied the "A
percent money rate weakened the en-
tire list. Speculative issues. such as
Cruciblc and Republic steels. Baldw IN
u Locomotive. Stutz and General Motors
Texas company and MeIicmn and
American Petroleums. were six to
eelo,en points under the best prices Of
the opening.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-11

SHtNk.
Mr, and Mrs. A. T. Ruoker, Oklahoma
city, boy.
Mr. and Mrs y. c. Pogue. iI5 West
Fourth street g,tl
MI and Mrs Philip Mclaughlin. 1924
East sixteenth street, boy.
Mr and Mrs, Virgil n Schenck. sOtis
East Eighth street. boy
Mr. and Mrs. II I. Renchaw. s2l
West Hine girl
Mr. and Airs , T. Foster. 1903 IVES.
Grand. g,rl
Mr.. and Mrs Harold II. Empire. 1925
East Tenth street, boy
Mr. and Mrs Roscoe u. Smith go
West Ninth street. girl
Nj and Mrs. Harry Hampton. iil2
West Second street boy
Mr and Mrs, " II Smith, e96 North
Everest street. girl
Mr. and Mrs Moses raulirn, 6?e
North idaho, boy
Mr and Mrs. Thomas q. Bapk, 2l19
West sixteenth street boy
N nd Mrs q @. Gregory, 80
@ ~. hoy
and Mrs. ]. J Prentice. West
Wheeler boy
Mr aud Mrs. u nowmNn, sol West
California, boy
Mr. and Mrs " J HroNn. lJi East
Poplar. boy
Mir and Mrs u. X Murphy. .!s West
Sixth street girl
MIR. and Mrs y a. Miller, 92t West
Twelfth street. girl.
Mr. and Mrs J. l.. Bradley. 1919 East
Eighth street. hoy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-11
MOTHER P0ISOMS
HERSELF and BABY

MORRIS. III, Nov III took the
poison and then | led il io my baby
Goi told me 10 do If lie sald we
both should die don't want 70
i've J hope death takes US"
Mrs. p 5. Hume. viic oi AVIAN
ponsc township farmer who took
blCbl0ric Of mercury and then gave
her s.ycar-old son par, ~ one of the
tablets. gave THIS explanation today
while She ard the boy we're beiur
cared ior in a hospital here.
Hume declared his wife took the
poison and CAV, /, TO her son while
temporarily insane sunday morning
lie declared she had worried over
the condition Of her sister who is III
The condition Of both mother and
son is serious TODAY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-11
THEATER BILLS

Fmprcs 'healer 10 80 a m. to
lo.l5 p m.-'Bsek to Gods Coun-
ty'
Majestic tNca'cr lOa. m 70 lO,4S
=. M Dorothy Lfcen IN The
American Wa J" comedy
New Folly ,hea,cr, 10 O. ny TO
lO.l5 p m Dorothy Phillips in
The Righ, 10 Happiness"
Drcamland lhca'cr. . a m. 10 i
p. Mildred luea, 10 hands
Up Marie Walcamp 10 Tempest
Cody Kidnapped % comedy, serial.
strand 'hea'or 10 m To- y.
:. ! D. Sand 10 F. M Norma Tal-
madge in The New Moon com.
cd,.
Liberty thca'er. / " GlS and
Z 20 p m-Naudc,,'.e, pictures.
Lyric theaier. ! ~ 10 10 Is o
m-NaudcylIle pictures.
Palace theatcr. matinee and nigh,
Jimmy D1}le .n musical coined,
Far Grounds Auditorium K IS
: m Vatican Ch1lrs In concert
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-11
COTTON.
NEW ORLEANS

NfW ORLEANS. Soy ll-Only a
moderately active market was seen IN
cotton on the opening today. although
tie ending NJ the coal strike vas re-
Enreed As news of the highest import
arct and the weather map reflected
extremely unfavorahle condition
In the first hour Of trading prices
gained a TO Il points. One reason for
the quiet way In which the mark-,
acted was wire trouble In many dl.
rections which prevented the interio,
IRON trading.
Liquidation checked the advance and
'auscd moderate recesslons from the
early high levels. but gradually all Of
i"Ilngs were absorbed and late Ia the
mo ming the trading months were %
10 81 points over the close of yesterday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-11
LEGALS
NOTICE OF SALE OF AUTOMOBILE
TRUCKS FOR STORAGE AND
SATNNGlSG RlII.

NOTICE OF SALE OF AUTOMOBILE
TRUCKS FOR STORAGE AND
SATNAGlNG RlLI.
Notice Is hereby given that In pur-
suance VI lien for storage and for
work. and labor In salvaplng and haul.
ing 10 their place OF business, which
said Zen is IN favor " the Oklahoma
Gas Engine Company, n corporation,
against the Commonwealth Insurance
rs,,,n,r.,, Ersmpsny o' New York CITY IT, 'r,
Oki,hon,s City. Oklahoma. I'd, NJ
semans And " E. Kansga. and the
rroperty Of the said Common ealtn
lrsurance Company, Fire Equipment
company, I'd n. Semans and II. u.
kanaga. and on which ssid lien claim
there is due the sum NJ thres hundred
and si,,y dollars tosso) for storage
salvaelng and hauling the proner,y
here natter described and the costs and
expense Of foreclosure, and sale under
said Hen. all Of which IL rast due ana
which said lien In on the following de-
scrhcd property.
Three (2 one ~ ton in'lern Trucks
model S-Mo'ot Nos l3750.lSIst.
Now Therefore tho ~ urnnertV
or 80 much ~ " ns II necessary 10
satisfy the nhovc described Hen Will
be sold nj public out-cry 10 tho high
est lhder for cash on saturday, ,hc
goth day Of November 1919 ~ o'clnrk
y m, NJ the rllce of business ~ the
oklahoma Gas Enginc Company NJ ~
North Western Avenue IN oklahoma
Guy, oklahoma County, state OF okla
homa
To satisfy said lien Indebtedness and
cost " this sale.
Dated, posted and published at Okla.
homa city, Oklahoma County, state of
oklahoma. this 18th day Of November
1919.
OKLAHOMA GAS ENGINE COMPANY,
Lien Creditor
By Harry w, Priest, Attorney.
?lT Weaver Bldg,
mn. 49,.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-11
GRAIN
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Nov. il.-Corn price,
weakened today owing largely 70 an
nouucemsnt that representa- ol
~ milne workers had voted 10 rerclI
m" order 20 strike. opening prices.
which ranged from u TO isc lower.
with december 81 ,? 10 i,ss and way
81 2jA 10 t2Sh were followed hV u
slight rally and ,hsn by sax iowsr
than before Oats declined with corn
ina December at n to 7lAc the mar
kct continued Ia descend. Provision,
W'r" easier as n result NJ sethacks ~
me va,uc ~ corn and hogs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-11

CHICAGO. Nov II HOGS. % ooo;
PIN" 30 90 lower BIik. iii7Jhl'. IS:
h'nt}. ~ "u 'J.iJ. medium. ,ltB u
1901
Cattle Receipts 1900. strong
'ho,rt heavy steers. llA O0dlg 90
medium. 81 hlu f. uV. pommun. ik-gl,
u 100, choice lights 50 jnTig7S com
moo. s. uDH Il ip. butcher he'fera ~ 61
n u 20 cow tGjou'3 %; Gamers, s. sa
nf 30 /calves. ~ J0uls6u: feeders
Iyp - ~, rtockers 81 2jui0gj.
sHEEP Receipts 25 600 firm lambs
w 'oHl4II culiF, s. bOn II Is. choice
ewes. 81 7Jus25. euls l3gOUfiD.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-11
vERpool.

LIVERPOOL. Nov ii.--Cotton SPOT
In fair demand. prices easier: good
middling, ?ssld: fully middllnE. zslid,
middlipg. 253ld. Low rniddiing. - Osd I;
good ordinary. s0gld ordinary.
lssld. sales 10000 hales. Including
b.l0o American. Receipts ~ 009 bales.
Including 3s,oO0 American.
Futures closed very steady; Now.
20 O'd, Dec. sie5d; Jan, 81 agd;
March, a2ssdi May, 22S?d. July, q s5d.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-11
OUTSIDE LIVESTOCK
ST LOUIS

EAST ST L-.Jls. III. Nova Hogs
Receipts. I5i'l 10 90 2or tower. TOP
,l,85. bulk fB00uli So heavy, g., nu
ul53j. medium. l!j oou lj.3j, ligi D..
ilf ?bnit 30. pigs. ii3 j0nltio
CATTLE Receipts 1000. steady 10
25c higher. choice hcayS steers. ll51tI
q 00J medium. slO55dl-j0. common,
s. 5oGlo o. choice lights. NiooI ~ 'v,
common. s, nUTlt 90 butcher hc'fcrs.
{s J0ul6 10. COWS So ioU u 90. cinncre,
S. UOns 70, calves ili5ru 90. t"cl.
ers. g. 5OH 1900. stockers. So jOu 1000.
SHEEP Receipts 900, steady.
lambs. ~ j0a Il 30. culls. 80 OoJ 2 90;
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-11
PROVISIONS
CHICAGO

CHICAGO N0y II -BrTTER high.
or. cr,tHIery b6Ngsisc EGGS hlghef.
receipts 600 firsr, 67d6ac. ~ dlnarv
itsts 53uait. At marx, cases lDsiuded.
.1,tayc. storage packra flrnH, t2r ne.
POULTRY alive, higher. springs.
2gr. fowls he
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-11
A r EAL HOME

A beautiful six room and breakfast
room bungalow. located within, ono-haif
block Of Classcn. has large bas mcnt.
tiful grounds 6axlia, This will have
70 he seen TO be appreciated. located on
West Sist Walnut iTd. D.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-11

Relief Corps to Mset-Oiishona city
" n Z No " viii have regular meet
Wrstfall hall Officers are requested 20
meet AZ | O'Clock for drill praCtico
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-11

Hunts real cream DouGhnuu with
a cup Of real coffee means-the be-
ginning Of n perfect day tAdy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-11
REAL ESTATE WANTED

II YOU WANT quick results telephone
US what YOU want for your place ard
We VIII sell H. We sell real estate.
Oklahoma Security Co. Maple 5s or 50.
WILL. psv cash 20 owner for bargain IN
or 6.room modern house not over
81 700. Address C. Il. Haskell, 7l4'5
y Bfaucr.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-11

BuIldIno 10 RemodeIed = The INST
floor Of The building at the southeast
corner OF First street and hohinson av-
enue is being ramodeled and glass front
Installed on the First street eide. prep.
arstory to the Foster Floral company
occupying the building c. J Morris
han the remodeling contract and whi
have the building ready for the floral
company before the first OF the year.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-11
CHICAGO.

carIirg we'herr 80 O0u1225. choice
ives. 8. Jou;j". clllr. 81 0ou5n"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-11

Attruistle Meeting Tonlght-The A..
truist,c club of the Y. W. &. n WIZ
hold its reeular weekly meeting ~ y
O'Clock tonight. Helen CHrrco viii be
In charge OF the program
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-11

Program a. laundry--Bess stuart.
member Of the "Y W" board. was In
charge Of the Y W G A r"ee~Hm -
the Dinks Parrish laundry today nooa.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-11
Ex,lyn Etrss.lrs Conner.

Ad Vltal-psaths. poo. ... .. @. ., ...
Evelyn Erres'lre Conner
Eyelyn EruoStiur Conner. i-Nt1r-Ilf
daughter u MI and Mrs Ernest Con.
ner 1906 West Eleventh street ulel
suddenly sunday morning While WITH
brr psr,n,a In Mount Pleasant, TeHb-.
Tn, parr,.s Will arrive here this oti'r-
noon with the body Funeral services
Will he held nt o clock tomorrow hii'',
noon from the residence 1hc body win
b, huiicd IN Fsirhwn cemetery.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-11
C{pB1iels

Nav Police order-"No foflns -Thi,
Mranes Yo--Ry order OF the Cheif u
Police Ii a sign posted IN the police
captains office yesterday afternoon.
'Temptingy Delicious us"--iIunts Rea,
Doughnuu. tAdv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-11
l.. ID. Kignt Reaity.C
CLASSY BUNGALOW
49, 80 n..

CLASSY BUNGALOW
III ". 2Srd
rooms. basement. garage. driveway,
cement porch. tile bath. base tbb OAK
throughout. 8 bed rooms huilt-in tca-
lures. furnace. old paving; terms. Move
right In.
~. h Moore, Res Maple 1889
II. n. GARDNER
3l2.is Americap National Bank BIOS.
Phone Naple i93
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-11
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

%ea
SPECIALS
~ lLnlNn SITES.
HO you Know that you can buy build
lng alt,s rishl now nj prices tho same
~ they were three youfs ago. We
|Own nuinhor of high class sites IN
dlifrreni parts " t'p city, and viii give
you frat hand prices ana toruv.
1bsii0 on West 18th street. cl5so
TO car line paving nearly paid
I'm, VT for bungalow FOR. ..
SosI5o on wes, is,h street: hlsh
and sights Within walking dls-
tsncs of business center, fin,
st. for an apartment and ~
the price W" offer. this n "a 0irt 49,.
ohenp bargain o.. '.,,...,.,,,..' 100
Ton ought tn soc those fine b0si6o
foot building sites In Clns'en's
North Highlands, on dnuhs hou-
leNardtd street, south front,
OILY .'"..,'.''.,..,.,.........,tl.7s / $50
| 1 south aud west corner, the only
one left. on East lith street.
flght IN the hoart Of the elite
dlstrirt. restricted wide pafh-
Ing, sidewalk on two sljos paid
for ,,,,.,t,.,,...,.,,.,, 700
Wo are offering for sale In IN. NORTH.
yest part OF the city In tho rertrirtei
Metric, n fine Snuth front residence On
ut s0Sl70, this 10 u large conimodious
Nome each bed room has lnvsiory with
Dot and cold water bedrooms white
lenhmel iDish; tho lower floot OAK fn'
Fab. hahemcnt and furnace. This home
must he sold within tho pesi ten days
Come and SEQ us and get special price.
room, !-ttury house In select To-
ration. hardwood throughout,
old ivory finish; bnseinent, fuf-
mace and garnsc ..,,...u....,i 900
-Four fine houses on East 18th
about ready. bungalows NNup
60 ~ 500 and ". 800 ono aero
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-11

Grain Market Lions Talk - okla.
homa City II being pennu-ed b. ..Ot
being 4 terminal rate making market
for grain" was the subject OF the nd
dr.se of J A Whitshurst, president 't
the state bH-rd 81 Nvr'"',l'"rr - 'hs
meeting Of the Lions club at tho sth'
win today noon.