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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-26

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50 MISUNDERSTANDING. hy s75q.ooO corpora
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INSTRUCTION

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FORD e CO.. s33 East Main Street
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II you hav. ordinarily i;;,ln spar.
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1t 10 your profit. and the connection
might develop much 10 your advantage
Address with parti-uiars. Howard !!
Rhohus. Manager. 1915 Pine 81. s..
Louis. Mo.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-26

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FIcE. KAUFMAN < co.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-06
FARM EOR SALE.

1sO.ncre improved farm, u miles east
of Duncan, being the southwest quar-
ser and west half. southwest. south
east quarter OF section IL, township /
south, range Q west. 65 acres In cultivn-
fion and lis acres In native grass; tho
81 acres were broke out three years
ago; new thrce-room house. storm
house, etc land drains well. hut VIII
not wash: Carter on company holds
oil lease on so acres 10 run four years
yett Healdton on company holds oil
lease on ~ acres which has less than
one year to run; GO acres not leased !,
furm located miles northwest OF
Sroducing oil well. schoolhonse across
Section line froyl farm and within few
hundred Yards " house. will sell this
farm for $50 per Rcrc, or viii reserve
one e-half oil right and soil at Fi5 per
acre; can give cngy terms NJ low
rate Of interest. farm located onc-half
milo south OF the highway running east
and west through stephens county.
O. NJ MORRIS, owner,
Duncan, okla
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QUICK SALE

Eight hundred capacity oil refinery
well located In Texas. Price $40. 200.
paid $4,000 profit last year W. l..
George. 9i7 OH Exchange.
WANTED-Oil leases for drilling con-
trnct Must he close up. Give ioca-
tlon and terms by letter Ranger Burk
Petroleum Co. 357 American National
RINK Oklahoma CITY, Okln
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We Have Them

Property nt 1903 East 9th Is OF m
Aet Mn W. u. Glenn.
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ANY county map OF oklahoma, Pc
Adams Engineering Co, oklahoma
civ 200 Month NnhInAnn Ave
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OIL LAND, LEASES AND STOCK

WE WANT 10 get In touch with par
ties looking for southern Oklahoma
acreage or dealers who are In a POSI-
tlon to handle the same and get us
drilling contracts We operate on our
own capital and own everything We
offer for sale. WrIto uB your propo-
sItons. ~ H.. Oklahoman.
LOOK-A sure thing. stephens county,
Texas. deep and long life. 3 acres. un.
divided 1850 acres 500 barrel well two
more drilling: 5000 acre: 4 acres undl-
yded; ls7 acres. well came In on this
AT LOO barrels caved in: two wells
trlling now; cheap at $4,000 full acre;
so acres Joining McCauley well. rig up.
81 0o0 acre. ! have over $500. 900 worth
royalty and production In Stephens
] 900 acres: one 200 barrel well,
more drilling: see mo at once. have
something for large and small buyers
Want drilling contract on ~ acres. 70i
West 25th. phone Walnut 65Si. Kin
chen.
FOR SALE-2O shares In local oil com
pany. now drilling. down $50 feet.
write nj once B-i5T, Oklnhoman.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-06

PAIR modern lots. $500; $500 cash
balance easy. Call Allen. Walnut lloo
CUZY iittis broom modern bungalow :
sleeping porch; garage md drive; on
West GARD. As location, f3.SS0,C cash'
owner Maple 2lO9-R .-----.,
FOR SALE East side. 1900 WIN
handle. corner homer now renting tot
$50 per, month; Will take good car w
on pny; balance easy terms, Room
40j, Lawrence hotel,
5-ROOM modern bungalow, West 2oth
St. double garage. large barn. chick,
en- house, 5OSiiO, $500; terms Ca"
Allen Walnut 1895
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Bargain

Bargain
room modern home on Wes, 2sth
Street One block from car and on
rhvng, Lots ,5xiiO. $1,000 $4,000
down..
Ed. Nj. Seamans & Co.
e0s Colcord B'dg
Walnut 1t53
Al. I Helman. Mgr. Real Estate Dept
Residence phone Walnut sac
II II. VanIiook. Maple isi7-R.
FOR SALE CHEAP BY OWNER.
Practically new California iunsalow.
located at it?s West ssta y, bick
west Classen Bkd.. S large looms. MI
hardwood floors. dandy decorations
splendid electric fixtures. garage, ce-
ment driveway; price $500; terms.
Walnnt 1905
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-06

6,=.=-====s. THAT vacant corner
\ IN * facing east and south
II UNN/N 1t c2rd and Mckinley,
II Il v y r5xlG). for sale. Sec
II q ~ q sToNEhjwYhR
II II IN II II REALTY co.
II Il W IL II $40 Amer. Bank Bldg
C===-=--J Maple l6l.
LOOK at 1910 ChEsen Blvd. and talk
trade to me; no finer aeroplVc bum
galow In oklahoma city. Cail Osborn.
Walnut 1875. Walnut 2937-J.
GROOM modern home in south town,
s2.l0O; terms. Call Allen, Walnut
tiqE
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-06

So ACRES OF good grass land TO trRde
for good 5.paSsenger Ford car, not yet
leased for oil act quick. Penditton "
1.aype. 226-s W. Grand Maple 9s.
5-ACRE tract, house, 5 large rooms
basement. good well water. chicken
house. barn. close TO Capitol huhd'rg.
2i6 Baltimore Bdg, Walnut 1874.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-06

TWO crops a year, every year, NJ santa
3 Cruz Valley Farms. No failures No
drouths' No high winds An abundant
unfaillng supply OF wnter cheap. sou
almost too good 20 be true. deep, sandy
silt loan enriched by leaf mold from
generations u dccayed vegetation:
grain. sllage crops. fruit and vegetables
big profit makers, local farmers get
ting rich with dairying. stock raising,
and fattenlng; markets could hardly be
better homi demand five times greater
than local farmer can supply ON main
line OF Southern Pacific railroad. excel.
lent social and educational advantages
in nearby city OF Tucson college. uni
vcrslty, high schools. wonderful scenic
heputy. iuylgOrRtlng climate, hirh,
healthtul altitude (2.S0o fecO. good
huntInr in uenrby mountains; luvestl-
gate this idnal nome spot with tts eN-
ccptIunnl monev-mpking advantages,
get our free Illustrated nooklc' /. Il
Post TO. oklahoma city, uuIcc. Sl1
Patterson Bldg 325 Main 81
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go Year Lease
Real Estate Man

Vacant lot dose To poatoifice. rear
5th ard Harvey. Frank ilarrah. Ma
plC $50
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LHCALS
# -
LECALS


s
OF
after call aS provided BY law
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5-ROOM cottage, West 18th. s.. 700.
J r. GREEN co.
NtnDlC il1i
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ILLUSTRATED CLASSIFIED

Your children, too, would like home"
The example Of their parents definitely To-
Gated in permanent home Of their own
will mean everything to their development.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-06

II II Is houses you Arc looking for call
W + Glasgow. phone Walnut 1914.
WANTED-For a home, the best mod.
,rn property. six rooms or more,
- 0un cash viii buy H. Located north
N 10Th street ard east OF Walnut. sub
mittcd To me Tuesday or Wednesday,
.DVUpTs pr,fercd call Mnula ,Olt
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Leaving City

Leaving City
Benutlful room home on West nth
Street Hardwood floors on fret floor.
Basement full length Of house. rur-
mace. Garage and servants quartes.
Lawn and shrubhcry In fine condition.
81 600 On terms.
Ed. M. Seamans & CO.
Walnut 2fJl 2O3 Colcord Bldg.
Al | Ilcimn1. Mrr. Ec.l Estat" uept
Residence phone. Walnut 6ii2.
II " NRnilock Maple lSii-R.
BEFORE you put all that money in n
house, you. OF course, want to be
sure the location In such that your IN.
vcs'mcnt win be protected my fine
pair Of lots can be bought this month
nt reasonable price, 50Sli0 feet at
eI5 f. nth. look ~ them and the
nelghhorhood and then call me at Wal
nut 1867
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ALL HAVE BulLT-lS FEATURES,
CALL FOR OUR Statesmen.
WORKMAN & COMPANY,
Phone Walnut q. 2Ooh West Main "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-18

were subject 10 inspection. and she
had pleaded headache.
She was exactly on time. DR.. Max.
driving up to the corner i've minutes
late. found her there. quite matter.
% fact but exceedingly handsome.
and Acknowledged the evenings ad.
venture much 20 his taste.
"A little air first. and then sup.
per--how'r that"
Air flrut. please. I'm very tired"
lie turned the car toward the
suburbs. and then. bending toward
her. smiled into her eyes.
We'll. this II life''
I'm cool for the FIRST time to-
day"
After that they spoke very little.
Even Wilson's superb nerves had felt
the strain OF the afternoon. ard
under the girls dark eyes were pur.
pllrh shadows She leaned back.
weary but lnxuriously content.
once he turned and looked down
at her
Not uneasy. are you
mot particularly. I'm too COM
Portable but hope were not seer"
Even II We are. why notT You
are going with me 10 a case. I've
driven Miss simpson about a lot
II WAS almost eight when he
turned the car into the drive OF the
White Springs hotel The six.to.
eight supper WIS almost over. one
or two motor parties were preparing
for the moonlight drive back 60 the
city. All around was virgin country.
sweet with early summer odors Of
new cut grass. OF blossoming trees
and warm earth. on the grass ter.
race over the valley. where ran sid
ney's unlucky river. was "A mag.
nolia fun OF creamy blossoms among
waxcd leaves. Its silhouette against
the sky was quantity heart shaped.
Under her mask OF languor. Car
lotsais heart was beating wildly.
What an adventure, What a night
Let him lose his head little she
could keep hers. IL she were skillful
and played things right. who could
tellg To marry him. TO leave behind
the drudgery OF the hospital. to feel
safe as she had not felt for years.
that was a stroke TO play for,
The magnolia was just beside her.
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chair and stood turning II In his
hands.
Even n you don't care for her.
how DO ! know she lSn't crazy about
you
My word Of honor. she isn't
she sends you notes 10 Mckses'r'
"Iust to clear the air. I'll show .,
to you. It's no breach Of confidence.
It's about the hospital.
Into the breast pocket Of his coat
he dlved and brought up n wallet
-rhr waiis, had had name on II In
Eilt letters tina, had been carefully
scraped on But Jor did not wait 10
see the note
-oh. damn the hospital he sald
and went swiftly down the steps
and into tho gathering twilight Of
the June night.
II was only when he reached the
street car. and sat huddled In cor
nsr. that he remembered something.
Only about the hospitai--but lie
Aoyn@ had kept the note. treasured
IL, Joe was not subtle. not even
clever. but he was n lover. and he
knew the ways OF love. The Pages
roomer was In love with sidney.
whether he knew II or not.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-18
CHAPTER VII

Carlotta Harrison pleaded head.
ache. and was excused from the op.
Grating room and from prayers.
I'm sorry about the vacation"
Miss Gregg said. kindly but In a
day or two can let you OF. Go
out now and get little air"
The girl managed TO disseminate
the triumph In her eyes.
Thank you" she said ianruidiy.
and turned away Then. About the
vacation. am not in a hurry. IL
Miss Simpson needs a few days to
straighten things out. I can stay on
with DR.. Wilson"
Young women on the eve OF IA VA.
cation were not usually so reason.
able. Miss Gregg was grateful.
"she viii probably need week.
Thank you. wish more OF the
girls were as thoghtfui. with the
house fun and operations all day and
every day"
outside the door Of the anaesthe.
Using room Miss Harrison's languor
vanished. She sped along corridors
and up the stairs. not waiting for
inc AfAlntIaAt tifNAlDFs tAfrilt vi il't
room. she closed and bolted the door.
and. standing before her mirror.
gazed long at her dark eyes and
bright hair Then she proceeded
briskly with her dressing.
Cariotta Harrison was not a child.
Tho she was only three years older
than Sidney. her experience OF life
was as of three to Sidney's one,
The product Of curious marriage
when Tommy Harrison Of Harrison's
Ministries. touring Spain with his
troupe. had met the pretty daughter
of n Spanish shopkeeper and elopcd
with her--she bad certain qualities
OF both. a Yankee shrewdness and
capacity that made her n capable
nurse. complicated by occasional out.
groupings OF Southern Europe. furi-
Gus bursts OF temper. slow and
smouldering sindictiveness. A pas
sionate creature, in reality, smoth-
cred under hereditary Massachusetts
caution.
She was well aware of the risks OF
the evenings adventure. The only
dread she had was OF the discovery
Of her escapade by the hospital au.
thorities. Lines were sharply drawn.
Nurses were forbidden more than the
exchange OF professional conversa'
ton with the STAFF In that world OF
her choosing, OF hard work and lit
tie play. OF service and self-deniai
and vigorous rules of conduct, dis.
covery meant dismissal.
She put on a soft black dress. open
at the throat. and with a wide white
collar and cuffs OF some sheer mate.
rial. Her yollow hair was drawn
high under her low black hat From
her Spanish mother she had learned
to please the man. not herself She
guessed that DIR. Max would wish
her to be inconspicuous. and she
dressed accordingly. Then. being n
cautious person. she disarranged her
bed slightly and thumped a hollow
into her pillow. The nurses rooms
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She reached up and. breaking of
one OF the heavy -scented flowers.
placed Il in the bosom Of her black
dress
Sidney and h, lie Moyne were din.
ing together. The novelty OF the ex.
pcrience had made here eyes shine
like stars. She saw only the mag
nolia tree shaped like a heart. the
terrace edged with low shrubbery.
and beyond the faint CLEAN that was
the river. For her the dish-washing
clatter OF the kitchen was stilled.
the noises from the bar were lost In
the ripple of the river: the scent
OF the grass killed the odor OF stale
beer that waited out through the
open windows. The unshaded glare
OF the lights behind her in the house
was eclipsed by the crescent edge OF
the rising moon. Dinner was over.
Sidney was experiencing the rare
treat OF after-dinner coffee
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(continued from Thursday
whatever visions X. lie Moyue
may have had OF a chill or OF a f.
verish cold were dispcIled hy that.
This moon has arrived. AS per
sreeifica tons. shall we eat on the
terracey''
Il have never eaten on terrace
in my life. ia love IT,
Il think your shoes have shrunk."
.'F1atterer-' She laughed. Go
away and order supper. And can
see fresh lettuce. shall we have
salad"
X. lie Moyns assured her through
the door that he would order salad.
and prepared to descend.
But he stood for moment In front
OF the closed door for the mere
sound OF her moving. beyond H.
Things had gone very far with the
Pages roorner that day In the coun.
try: not 80 far as they were to 80.
but far enough 10 let him see on the
brink Of what misery he stood.
He could not go away. He had
promised her 20 stay: he was needed.
He thought he could have endured
seeing her marry Joe. had she cared
for the boy. That way. at least. lay
safety for her. The boy had fidelity
and devotion written large over him.
But this new complication--her TO
mantle interest in Wilson. the sur
geon's reciprocal interest in her.
with what he knew OF the man
made him quail
From the top OF the narrow stair
case to the foot and he had lived
years torment At the foot. how
ever, he was startled out OF his
reverie. Joe Drummond stood there
waiting for him. his blue eyes reck.
lessly alight-
''You--you dog said Joe.
There were people in the hotel par.
Ior. lie Moyne took the frepzied boy
by the elbow and led him past the
door TO the empty porch.
Now" he said. IF you will keep
your voice down. I'll listen 10 what
you have TO say"
you know what i've got TO sayr'
This falling to draw from X. lie
Moyne anything but his steady
glance. Joe jerked his arm free and
cIenched his fist.
what did you bring her out here
for?"
II do not know that ! owe you any
explanat ton. but 7 am willing to give
you one. / brought her out here for
a trolley ride and a picnic luncheon.
Incidentally. we brought the ground
saulrrel out and set him free"
He was sorry for the boy. Life
not having been all beer and skit
ties TO him, he knew that Joe was
suffering. and was marvelously pa,
tient with him.
Where Is she now"
she had the misfortune to fall
in the river. She IL upstairs" And,
seeing the light OF unbclief in Joe's
eyes: eff you care TO make a tour
Of investigation. you win ind that
am entirely truthful. In the laundry
"A maid
"She IL engaged 20 me- dog
gcdly. Everybody in the neighbor'
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hood knows Il. and yet you bring her
out here for pionic' lists
damned rotten treatment"
His fist had uncicnchcd. Before
X IL Moyne'a eye his own fell lie
fclt suddenly young and futile: his
lust rage turned 70 clustering in bis
ears.
Now. bc honest with yourself Is
there really an engagement"
Yes" doEgedly
Even In that case. isn't IL rather
arrogant to say thai---that the
young lady in question can accept no
ordinary friendly attentions from an.
other mani"
Utter REtoufshment left Joe almost
speechless. The Street. OF course.
regarded an engagement aR a setting
aside of the aftianced couple. an iso-
lation Of two. than which marriage
Itself was not more a solitude deux.
After a moment.
II don't know where you came
FROM he said. but around here de-
cent men cut out when girls
engaged
II seer'
whats more. what do we know
about YOU who are you. anyhow ?
i've looked you up. Even at your
Office they don't know anything.
You may he all right. but how do
| know ~ And. even n you are.
renting room in the Page house
doesn't entitie you 20 interfere with
the family. You get her into trou.
bic and I'll kin YOU
II took courage. that speech. with
*. lie Moyne towering Ave inches
above him and growing a little white
about the lips.
Are you going to say all these
things TO sidney2'
Docs she allow you TO call her sid.
ney?"
Are your
Il am And I am going TO find
out why you were upstairs just
now"
Perhaps never In his % years had
young Drummond been 30 near a
thrashing Fury that he was
ashamed OF shook lie Moyne. For
very fear OF himself he thrust his
hands in the pockets OF his Norfolk
coat.
Very well" he said You 20 to
her with just one OF these ugly in
slnuntions, and III take mighty good
care that you are sorry for H.
don't care to threaten. You're
younger than ! am. and lighter. But
II you are going TO behave like a
bad child, you deserve licking. and
IN give IL 10 your
An overflow from the parlor poured
out on the porch. lie Moyne had got
himself in hand somewhat. lie was
still angry. but the look in Joe's eye
startled him. He put a hand on the
boys shoulder.
You're wrong. old man." he said.
You're insulting the girl you care
for by the things you are thinking.
And. " it's any comfort TO you. /
have no intention OF interfering in
any way. You can count me out,
IT'S between you and her.
Joe picked his straw hat from a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-18
CHAPTER IL

Cold frames are hotbads without
the fresh manure heat coming from
the bottom. Iiotbeds may be cold
frames when the heat has been ex-
hausied. Both are cared for the
same way.
In my garden I made II point
to water the growing seedlings in
hotbcd and cold frame each morning.
Never at evening. for the moisture
would lower the temperature
During the day the sun viii keep
the temperature up. Often, on
bright sunny days the seed bed may
get too hot II the cover is left down.
/ always took good care OF the ven
ulation. on mild days in early
spring the cover may be lifted a
trliic all day. AS the weather grows
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-18

just take your shoes off and then
put those weary. shoe-crinkled, ach-
ing. burning, corn.pestered. bunion-
tort,Yed feet Of yours in a -riz'
bath. Your toes will wriggle with
Joy; theyTl look up at you and al
most talk and then they'll take an.
other dive in that "Tiz" bath.
When your feet feel like Jumps Of
Iead--sli tired out--just try "Tiz."
It's grand--lt's glorious. Your feet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-18
France Has Most
Powerful Wireless

PARIS. April f7.-France IL 20
have the most powerful wireless sta
ton in the world. IL Is in course Of
construction near Bordeaux. The
station was begun BY the American
army. but sold 20 France Incomplete.
Four rnasts. carrying aerials. will be
almost as high as the Eiffel tower.
Direct communication with China or
the United States will be possible.