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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-07-09
Discussion Of Peace Treaty Re-
garding Reparations With
Germans is Postponed
GERMAN AUTHORITIES
FAIL TO ARRIVE
Powers to Settle the Question of
the Disposal of Remaining
Warships

Paris, July 7.-Discussion with the
Germans with regard to certain terms
of the peace treaty regarding repara-
tions was to have begun early this
week, but it developed today at-the
beginning of oral exchanges had been
postponed until Thursday. The Ger
man Representatives failed TO arrive
from Berlin AS the situation stands
now. Japan and the United States Il IS
understood favor the breaking up o.
sinking of the remaining warships.
Great Britain approves Of the plan to
break them up while Italy agrees to
their destruction co2ditionally, but ii
this plan is not carried out Italy IN
sists on having her share Of The ves
sess,
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-07-09
British Dirigible
Tn Sight

Halifax, July British diriG:hle
R-34. enroute to Mineola from Eas;
Fortune. Scotland. WAS sighted at
Parrsboro. fifty miles. northwest OF
Halifax at a. ~. local time. huge
Bonfire built on the beach attracted
the attention of the diriEible crew.
who manouVercd the craft over the
town as though endeavoring to rec
oSnize the place.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-07-09

Coblenz, July Robert Minor. III"
American newspaper correspondent
and cartoonist who has been under
detention here by army authorities
pending investigation. has been reieas-
ed. No formal announcement was
meade but officers said the case had
been dropped on orders from higher
authorities.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-07-09

Florence, Italy, July 5.-Carbincrs
fred upon the crowds today. Disor-
ders are increasing and ransacking CT
shops is widespread. Strengthened by
rowdies the crowd has abandoned it
self to general sacking OF all shops
without distinction, destroying what it
is unable to carry away. One entire
street is flooded with petroleum, gaso-
line, wine, beer and olive oil.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-07-09
WILHELM STICKS
TO HOLLAND
Former Kaiser Finds Difficulty
in Obtaining Place Of
Residence
EXPECTS TO REMAIN
UNTIL AUTUMN
Stated That Holland is A Healthy
Place of Residence

Amerongen. JULY 5.-The former
emperor of Germany has decided tc
stay here, at least until the end CT the
summer and perhaps throughout the
autumn owing to the difficulty which
has been encountered in finding suit
able dwelling elsewhere. The health
of both the former emperor and en-
press remains good despite the wor-
ries of the last few weeks.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-07-09
HUNS THREATEN
A civil WAR
The Conservative Party Has De-
clared War on Berlin
Government
SEEK TO RE-ESTABLISH
MONARCHY
Prussian Military Party Will
Not Submit To Democratic
Government

London, July 5.-The German con-
seIvativc party has issued procla-
nation signed b y Ernest Won Hey
debrand the party's leader in the
reichstag that the party declares
war on the government and intends to
use it's whole strength to reestablish
the monarchy" according to Copen-
hagen dispatch to the Exchange Telc-
graph company.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-07-09

Paris. July Removal of the
censorship on communications with
Germany was on the program for dis
cussion at the session of the allied
council this afternoon. 1t is under
stood the supreme economic council
recommended the censorship be lifted
coincident with the raising Of the
blockade.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-07-09
TO HAD
Us. MISSION
Frank L. Polk Has Been Asked
To Come To
Paris
TAKE THE PLACE
OF SECRETARY LANSING
Announced That Mr.. Polk Will
Probably Accept If His Health
Will Permit

Paris. July announcement is
made that Frank l.. Polk, acting sec
retarv of State has been asked to come
to Paris TO take the place OF Secre-
tary Lansing as head Of the Amerl-
can mission, if Mr.. Pc!k>s health would
permit.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-07-09
HUNS READY
FOR PREPARATION
Rebuilding Of Devastated Re-
gions of France To Be
Started
CONFERENCE OF EXPERTS
TO Be HELD
CONFERENCE OF EXPERTS
Germany Indicates Desire Il
Comply With Peace Terms

Paris. July Cermany has indi
Gated her desire to begin immediate
ly her compliance witty the terms
the peace treaty regarding repara-
tons. Her request for oral confer
ences Of German economic experts
with allied experts has been granted
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-07-09
Murder in Florida

De Funiak Springs Fla. July .
Alvin L. Green. who was operating a
! exe- lire between Florala. Alabama
and De Funiak Springs. was shot and
killed YESTERDAY William Alfred has
been arrested and according to the
authorities he confessed the crime.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-07-09

Rasle. July Ga dispatch from.
Hi~'ar. received today. says that
bill has been introduced in the Ger
man National Assembly providm& for
ratification of the peace treaty.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-07-09
President Will Address
The Senate Thursday

Washington, July President
Wilson will address the senate on the
peace treaty and league of nations at
noon Thursday. tho White House an
uounced.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-07-09

Washington. July 5.-The comp
call for report on the condition Of
all national banks at the close OF
business Monday. June 30th.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-07-09

Paris, Wednesday, July 2.-Total
French losses in killed and missing on
land and sea- as oficja u established
up to the day of signi. the armis-
tice, amounted to 1,366,235.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-07-09
Marriage Licenses.

Colored-Ned Blackwell Of Wedge.
icld to Lucy Davis Of Sumter.
Fillmore Jacobs Of MayeSvillc to Net
or Peterson OF Maycsyillc,
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-07-09

G. q. CardWell,
Agricultural and Industrial Agent.
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad.
Nc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17
ANNOUNCEMENTS

LODGES AND BOUIE.IEs %
WOMEN of Moossheau Legion request all
members i0 meet at Moose hail % IN
Tuesday August 10, TO attend the funeral
Of our beloved sister. Mrs Rose Ran.
stead Mrs Nina Drake senior Recent
LOST AND FOUND 7
lu-I Decd fo q lut Lucinda HaifI and
Hemp lhirrl BRING 10 World office. Re
ward
LOST Friday evening between 3 80 sud o
O'Clock. cameo pin On Kendall or South
Main car or Third and Main. o. reward
Ca. h'hee Nr'i
lu-l wire wheel from Elgiu car be-
tween Brsgs and Tulsa reward offered
Nr'uru 'o ilt'9 tast frH
LOST 90 FSDNN on Kendall car No
30. ladies' cut steel pump buckle to
varI Tor return TO Mes. y 4 MrNaIT
2lgt fisht and Clslnnd kendall
-TOLEN- 800 REWARD -On- 1918 nntrt
light ola automobile stolen Thursday
night August - from in front Of West.
ern Union Telegraph office Tulsa. motor
No jGe5li. tar No ~nHIH. equipped
Wiz Carlisle cord tires Iu Irar. one
Hood tre aud one Federal tire boz front
ard one Hood spar, tire AT Tenders
dented Sp'otch o' yellow paint on right
rear door two sploichss yellow paint on
right rear fender near running board
Has rear bumper itont bumper broken
on clamps which held it being still on
frame Glass broken out o' top. go
reward for return Of car, $50 for ON.
vrtior 81 thief Wire an information 10
chief u police Tulsa Okla
LOST A white spttI pup. about months
Old right ear m droopcl reward Tor
rNFlrn 10 20 North Eiwood or cal Cedar
gan
LOST Bunch Of Keys month ago re-.
ward . 4 Halliburton. with Chas.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17
WANT ADS
nArEs AHn lNroRMArIoN

! ~ per v0rd f0r one time
ls per word FOR two or more times.
GOO per word Tor one month
Minimum space ~ words
Minimum amount one time zoe
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LEGAL

supplemental Appropriation tn". "t
the appropriations heretofore made
for the current fiscal year mat c'I
tain thereof na listed in Exhibit
~ application are no longer required
or may boo vl0% uf the other moro
urgent demands may be- dispensed
with Tor the year
IT ~ THEREFORE, ORDERED.
that tho said appropriations as listed
In Exhibit "C" bc and are hereby
revoked and cancelled IN the several
amounts us stated In Column OF
gaid exhibit and the county CLERK lH
hereby authorized ana directed 10
enter the said cancellations ~ record
In his office. and that no expense
viii bee hereafter accrued or incurred
against any one ~ the said hppr"-
printiong
WE FURTHER FIND, the said
financial statement 90 h" correct
that due Hnd proper provisions have
been made for the payment nt all
warrants with interest accrued ana
uccrulnT thereon. ana for the lVui
dntiou NJ the entire uncSpcndcd bal
aucr and appropriations as IN" same
existed na 10 date ~ said financial
statement. that IN" SURPLUS REV
ENUE I'm the GENERAL FISD Is
1ll0351l. that the revenue released
Ia the cancellation Of appropriations
49, n.rn,n ,rJ.reI 1nnun,. 10 sal -
s.t00. ,rd ,b,f saId surpuis and
reI.,..i ,,ycpue orprrgaiirg ISL
qoggl g.. ,y,il,ble for additional
r,,I, a., rc1,Ircmruts OF the
C,upt,. To-, tho r.fr,tndcr OF the cur
rcrt t,srst Wow
WIIEpEFOuE I'm confederation
,, "a, r,,r,is,g yye do hereby ap-
,r,,. ,,J ,,,l,o the aJditIonsI and
sYprIctrcptaI CONCENTRATIONS out Of
p,a r.s,.,.,t,. fIpds Iritirpted and
lr p,, s.y,r,l ,p,uuts aggrcgntlng
ttt'rttEv a.. li.to1 iu Column 4 Df
,hs '...I tybihit "A DO ana the county
CLERK is b,r,by oi,tborized TO enter
a.. s,iJ nuprnpri,ilous upnn' the
h,ptg ana r,cnrj4 or his office and
th. s,r,c ,1,,II be available for the
sr,,r.I NAMED purpusos for the re-
r.,ipdrr of tho cIIrrr-t fiscal year
rpJipg Juno gOih 1919.
WE FI'UTUER CERTIFY, that
the said additional and suppIcmrnta
opproprlntlprs as approvcd when
utl,t ,n fnc original lamentations
f,r IN, fiscal wear less me CnuceIa-
lions unde ,rr not IN excess Of the
r,,opu. and lncone provided and
accumulated for the current fiscal
ycur
Dated at TULSA. OKLAHOMA.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17
AUTOMOBILES
AuToMoBILEs FoR sALE
shock

FOR HALE-New Ford roadster; shock
absorbers, dcmOutabls rims. Diamond
urcs. extra tire, run only un ,Iiy
streets 500 hfo8 cost Owner leaving
city September / MAloney Apt s.B.
cynthia Court Usage 1904
FOR SALf--l 10 valve undorslung racing
yord Apply Cosden Pipe Line garage,
~ Norh Peoria MONDAY
FOR sNLE-Ford car, 1913 mode. de.
msunAbo rims, In good shape Phone
OaaRe aqliJ
FOR SAlk--One Chandler chummy, one
IlHyres Cloverieaf These cars must be
sold by Wednesday price extremely low
lio North Main
FOR SALUTE Maxwell. u.cd bot little
price $3.50. excellent condition also light
truck price 70 sell 40 North Main
1915 OVERLAND roadster good condition
price $3.50 n sold at once J y. Sim
mons 7na Kennedy building Oage 9tGi.
ron oALf Dodge touring. 1917. Chand.
Der chummy 1918 10th car, in unusually
roa1 condition iip East Second Usage
$3.50
FOR SALE Two pAsAruErr b'ryNnder
kissclI cars. A. condition nearly Dew
five good tires Price reasonable would
consider light car a. part payment
Phone Usage 92S
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17
LEGAL

~ 20.
I2e25.
darl.I Henry nrla"I dragsInr
$4,000
5s5i2-.Wcr Mccullough. drar
sing. $500
a57tg u. Loo. dragging. az go.
at1tt + r.. shaw ply roll i,a 90
$3.50 J0- duncan. dragging.
l2ta5
abtiG purly Ou company, Hup-
plies. 2a1IE
at1Af d. I. SuwWrra. dr1gg ms.
sos 90
@ aaTtN Universal Motor company,
-uppues I2S.5l
15li9 midland Valley Railway,
frc.Fnr iaa1o
1DIHu. % g. Smcd|rY salary.
IstIa
3.Ebl Minnie Tirhrr moving
fcuf' $3.50
.oiba g. j.. Langley. salary.
500. T. G mcu. expense. 50 90.
5h7fA % smith srl'ry. So 900.
7b165 Earl Glass aalnr, $4,000.
1b55G- VIM SpyhuDt moving
fence il25o. ~
IifHi T. e. HuolI salary, so ON.
3a5bS- W rhlupa salary,
ab75o-w NJ Trou,r SALARY.
$3.50.
1t7to-u. A. Fisher. salary i94 30
16761.Il &. stump, salary and
exp. 5000
367B2 III G. rickeuA tolGry &
exp, $3.50 .
S51t3- Erma Capp SALARY $3.50.
257st-A o. nanratty. salary.
Ii2.5O
s67e5-M Y Rsard. SALARY 4 erp
$3.50
s57GC G.. A. Nelson, .aHry. IcSo
a67G7-#J ". RILEY, labor tt1u.
157Cs crown Petroleum CO.. sup
plies. ili3G0.
ab7Gs Auto Repair Ignition co
supplies, $500.
1870 " \. sheppard pett Juror
NO0.
3577i Tom Marshall peuu Juror
5000
3h7T2 .'yrus Lone. witness 81 oO,
as77a-John y. Porter damages
It0l 90.
a,77i-John W. Mcbride, road
work, I1t2.sG.
s5775-w O. Douglas black
Smithing. tlssb.
s5776-w l.. North. road work.
s5777-R. A. Martin. road work.
S577s-c T.. suppes road work.
5000.
2577o Sam EiwardS dragging
$500.
S57so-..Tulsa stone company. sup
sb7s1-Tulsa Feed storeq supplies.
$3.50
Sb7g2--TulHa Garbage company.
services, 50 90
3b7s9-~Johu Iiaddock, dragging.
iltl.26.
$4,000.
sS7sS-Campbell Musicl,. supplies,
s33ii
a57s7-.Tulsa Tent and Awning
Co, supplies, $500.
sb7ssi-c A. Nelson, eSpenae,
t22s
3b7Ss-C n. Madodck. services.
il3.s6.
s57so-E. o. shuler. road work.
i0.50.
257ei.Juniversal Motor CO. sup
a51Ss-A c. stiver', road work,
,ibO.04.
a51Ss-d. r. Ciaypool, road work.
tb2 90,
s579i-Gny Cook. road work.
$500.
a57be-E. T. Ellison. road work,
$3.50.
% s55's-c"meron ~ Cline, road work.
$3.50, ,f5S7-'onn n. Ramsey. refund
TOWNSHIP CLAIMS
$1,000. = ''''''' ''' '''' '''
iss-w. T. selby, dragging. FRY.
iss7S.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17
LEGAL.

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tlloo
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II,o.5. I.olr. '.""5 ,5 AZ Johnson. '"'' work.
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gg. - ~ llurJ rand .v.,E r.f
Fp,l fI.oo '
..g rr.,ut ,.... .,.,. r.t
ro.l. $500.
Irort 81 oo ''''' '''' "'''' '..'
-rt T,'. ...r,. ,...t.,-.. r.,
TorR ST. 900 '
| lid y.. It.,,.. .,........ r..i
nurt. t..0u
ID, lt , p.t.,I.., r.,,
/ worn I.I J... fIs.u
,at I". WHY ,..l ..... Dad
] Iur. tisUO
,al a. p,r, ,.,t ...t r..i
, Turt. 81 90
40 r.,, r,..,.,, ,..r ,..l
RED rgrF tgIoO
Fork. 400. '.' '
IlE "a Nrg,p r..t ...,g Nal
| Fork tIsu0
II8 "a ~ BYrI,Ia mad .,..l.
| Rcd Fork tItrU
li .ruu W,nu r,,1 y.,t p,1
Fork. 800.
Itl Goo Edward. r.,t v...E
! Red rurR. yaf.O
14G Goo Adams ,,,.i .,,,,t p..t
FuIk. $500
at TuI.t Nn,nIro T..f a..
supplIrs. Red r.,l fft..
IlsN g. I,.. IIty. a.. ....
plies Rcd I,,F f.ui
Iis 4 a. iI,.t., ,.,t ...l
Llbgb.
700 FnuE i,,gptIp rg,t ,...,t
| Red Fork JtI,
ggI.C n B,pi,I. r.,., .....t
. Rod Fork. te2s '''''
75g. q n D.Dt,Is ,.,, ,,.l
! bIlrd Fork EASgO
T53. Frank IampEIp r,8t v,,k
Red rort sr4 nu '' '''' WI ~
u,J .,rt ,,6 "'"'''' road work
765 nuho n,ri.I. -.,,. ...,
a1G' a. ' u.
took. ti.5O '''''' '"''
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coua aascssment wcr. ail.uD., ''''"
rr.1 '''mi'' w H'andcfrr
X Watson. i a. Nor,,nat ,1" '' ,,..,...' nnl,,'s
perryman' - st",,,t r,.,,',,l ''n,no''l
brother. ana gr,,,,, '.,''H" '.,'' NJ"
The rcpor, ~ ''''N'l
comparing and cbcgk,r. -" w., I
Hansfem affcc,,nr n,.,,,n,,' n,,,,9F n' .,, r'i.d
county wblrb ,,'r, ....i,. ii,N W. ! VISA
In Muskoro,. gnruIr, 'yy,,..a..,l ,,,,' .,l
Claremorr. oklnhon, u,,a, "'u
tnbliShing tho LEGAL rrr,rdi,, tt.
trict al Tuls, 0ki,b,r, wv.
lands situated I'm TuIs, r,p,,t,, bbf
homn. cNcopiing ,I - 1,''..., 1,",'., w 49,, 4,
North. R,nge "a ~, .r'.ls''lp 's''lp 81
Oklahoma Which G,. @ @".n' "uhN.
taken In non, r,s,.'. '.vuNS n''h
| homa. ana known a. ,,.,,,l, ll',,i- INI4-
| distrlct bsvtr,, - w '''l 'l'
filled vim nnt u.' .u.' P''i"d' was
~ nt"a,I OF county Commissioners ui
Phoma. VI ''''' "'''' OF OKLA
| Said c,,,,-..,
| on ma tn ~ III '"".n Ied, h'ing
bClerk '''''' "' mo county
| r,,.. ,,,-
Honorable RoprJ ~ ',' Gann','
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-17
Used Car E&cham&e
You Maws& See T heHn

We can't tell you all you should know about
these cars in this limited space. We want you
to know that our stock consists OF standard
makes only; that we have from 20 10 az cars c'lS
for Won TO select from; that our cars must pass
rigid tests before they are offered for sale; ana
that
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LEGAL


H".H DICE y
District Court
Supplies. S3gG.ts
Eous hailins. Jury commissioners
transcripts. 10000
supplies and expenses district
judge and reporter, tlbblO.
Counsel Tor paupcrs, $4,000.
County surveyor.
salary, $500.
Justices Of the Peace.
Supplies. ts00OO.
Poor
Expenses Of poor farm, f56 ~.
General Government
General expenses tconlingonD,
81, ,Gg2 49,
Elections.
Fees ana expenses. Ell75.G2
Auditing.
Fees salaries, expenses ana sup
pllrH tlypO.OO.
Farm Demonstrations.
Girls club expenses. fbAbf.
Demonstration work, Il2a.O0.
Miscellaneous Accounts.
Telephone tsEohsnF" hnd toHb
fIIbG2J
FREQ fair, I2l,O1O70.
County road bonds, $3.50
Tax rrfundH. f45.b2
N.N '.I wv " NN A'AH
1880.
Road aud bridge. county road con
structlOn county aid, etc. 100000.
Total. Esl6lAbS.
Exhibit "B."
FINANCIAL STATEN ENr As a.
the close Of tho month OF May 1lsl
1878. ~ the GENERAL FUND NJ
Tulsa County. oklahoma, available
Tor tho fiscal year ending June J0th,
1913
Assets
T. Cash balance on hand. f6l,-
b19.AJ
l9lb.l9 tax in process Of col
lection t0DS for dcliuqucnrirs de.
duCtedD. il5l,blAO0.
Estimated income. mlscclinne
ouH sources Collections in excess "
1000 estimate. 1855 ~
Total assets. ilsb.iIF 10,
IlhWIlilr-.
J. warrants, outstanding. AIV'.-
S'POH
- Ihllhhl'd n''iurd ana '''I"Ins
.h'rrrAt on outstanding "'ti"n'''
~ .u9g.
.. hu'"H," OF hppI"til'lll,olnS uh'N
pen'I i"t l'l' Isls, 1lo,o'h.o'
trS'r,'h. i,,Is,,''s hs1uS s- rev Wv
III .cN. cA''sS OF "stllla,1, '2He.S
Io,al liabilities. lls-' ''ys ~. ss. ,, ,.r
Nui p'uH I'l'uu'' ''.',.u 80
'"u','o''%' 'l',' ~ ''''"','' S"oro,,,,
-. ~, no , n,h','v, 80 ,,,.,
rrl.,'S t,a, ,nc ."o,v s = ,iu' ,, ,','
49,, ~ ~, - >yt,u,t FtPSyt5 -,
,r.,iy g,.,,,. pti.h'',,,a tns
.ia', "'N -, ,",,y' ,'n.i,,'o., ,Ia,, a. taie orJ
,,,, .,tt statcrnont = IL, ,rrnrdapc.
..,,h "nd na shnvgn h. ,be records
~, am s,.n.,,i,,a ,f;,c.s
Dnted ,hts .srI dnv ~ Tuns 1919
s,ynsd, LEWIS CLINE
County CLERK
lslrned, ED NATION
Countv Tren.urer
Eybibit 20"
List NJ aparoprlations and the bal.
Vsar endipg iunc go,h 1918 that
nYs nd longer required. or that. In
,i.v ~ other d,ri,pds unv bc dis
ncns.J Win for tho remainder OF
ihc current fiscal yenr and which
are are proposed for cancellation.
General Fund.
on office or department
tgl purpose
2t paia,gs oveiInhI. ., be can.
celod
al Cancelled nv the excise board
W. sheriff
Fees and exprnses OF deputles
fees stSTi i os. '''' "
Comfy Clerk
suppl,es p"sttgo and stationery
ulppiles 81. 900 90.
rou,t, Trcnsur,r
s,,,,l,c, r,,.t,gr f,1,rbop. sun.
.Iias g. 600 On
,ounty A..rasor.
eu,pIIcs nostapc. stationery. sun.
.Nu. $4,000
County Superintendent
Inlrhers' aid. aid. $4,000
phrrholtzcr tseparate schools). S
10000.
lodges tsepurnte schools). s s.
.lf.6I.
County Court
ncs. jurors and witnesses, fees
Npl.so.
Furniture and fixtures. r. and T.
. $500 90
/ Foes. halliffs and jury Com. fees
$4,000
Telephone and postage, postage
1252bl.
Superior Court.
Fees. Jurors and witnesses, fees
100000.
! Fees RnnIffs and jury Comms.
| fees. $4,000:
IurpfturC and fixtures Il and r
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PURELY PERSONAL
SPECIAL NOTICES

WILL the party or soldier wRo rang the
Ramona hotel asking for Ralph bieker
son. please call there Important
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Ralph e. Jones. Last heard Of in For,
Worth. TeEaa Will please write hIs
mother Mrs NJ Jones mo South
Detroit or uhonr l-nd
uR ~ n MURDOCH ON September I will
open his office no walter Wrlght Lahora
tory R.dg Third and Cheyenne
To WHOM n MAY CONCERN and
after October l2 1919. the Frale Of wages
Tor al hoisting engineers will he ~ per
hour r W Harris president: @ O
MIaa nerrrtArr
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IToMoBILEs
AuroMoBIIEs ron SALE

~ wa " 4 IN ''N@
ONE Roc ,1N passenger slan. one spas
s,ugrr Liberty $3.50. one Dodge touring
$3.50. one Dodge roadster tI5Ot one
light Buick uiN $3.50 SWaN cash pay.
mruts down-uod terms ON balance call
Auto Salvage Exchange. Ii1 North Main.
Phone 1870
FOR sNlE heap one Hiu truck. all new
rniugs firsf.rlAss condition North
Main Gars-c 40 North Main
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IT me Prices Are Right

Now is the time to get that car you nave
wished for so many months. Our terms are 80
reasonable and our values so good that II iS
lust like putting money in the bank we VII
be open today to show you these wohueIlu'
values Phone us and we will come after you
Winton 1918. 7-passenger; repainted; c0ro oro
tires almost new A $4,000 car, run ABOUT CO.
miles at less than half price. Can you hCaI ,ao
it Observation-Disclosures F-'-''
Jordan 1918 Sport Marine; wire wheels, new
tires bumper, motor meter; repanted' II 1uoo
want a classy car at bargain see 1t .Sl''oo
Chandler 1918 Chummy Roadster; repalntea'
wire wheels: completely overhauled. This car
is in excellent condition. We will sell at once
for r..........,.,.......... '.''''' 7'''''
Apperson Six Chummy Roadster; repallLeo,
good tires Take a ride in this one ana you
will want It, $3.50 cash and the balance ~
monthly payments will handle it .....' S''0
Kissel Touring Hepainted; wire wheels; com,
pletey overhauled; a splendid looking ca. "..-go ~
reasonable price NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gov
Tulsa 4 1918 Touring A popular car at !..d hai6
price This is a real buy at .......''' 9o'0
Moon 1917 Touring; excellent condition an a.,
around; a good reliable car. Note the price F0''
Hudson 6-4Oa Touring; new tires all around,
repainted; the price goes up sou No',c sco0
morning. Now .....,....''.'''''''''
Briscoe 1918 Touring. The price is low ,rT5
cause we bought it right. Ask to see 1t T'''
Overland Roadster VIII pull the sand WIFI "4
the best of them The former owner necuu--ss
the money so we have it for sale at ..'. S'''
Ford 1917 Touring; good tires all aroung.o io-, y
splendid car for use in the country only a'-''
Walker Motor Company
OoACE g64O
1923 SOUTH MAIN oSA'H 'O''
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-28
Los. .relojes .varian
en- precio " calidaldl. ldl d 1't@
d ts ~4,S II

ALGUNOSf son buenos en- apariencia sola-
"A mente Enla actualdad Sc prefiere un reloj
de buena calidad y apariencia atractiva uno de
lujosa RIGA apariencia.
Los relojes Ingersoll estan garantizados, son
seeuros, los que conocen sus meritos los pre-
fieren. La gran cantidad que Sc produce cada
aflo este es, cinco millones, permite que estos
relojes sean baratos y el cuidado con que Sc
fabrican los hace de tan buena precision.
i Decida cual de los ounce modelos ln9ersoll
desea comprar busque ell almacen que los
yende el que tendra ell letrero que Sc We al prin-
cipio de eSta paeina. @-