davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-02
ROME READY
TO WELCOME
PRES WILSON
League of Nations Still Para
mont Issue in Americas
Proposals For Peace
Conference.
BY ROBERT J. BENDER.


l:y United Press:
ABOARD PRIEST WILSON'S
TRAIN BOUND FOR ITALY. Jan.
pursuing the same course he
has followed in France and Eng
land, Prest Wilson will talk di-
rectly 10 tiie people OF Italy. as well
as confer with their leaders. He will
make every effort TO clear up any
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. entertained by
In Italians concerning his peace
program
In summing up the presidents
work in Europe 50 far, ii is evident
that he has made the greatest prog
ress toward lining up the allied
countries in favor of the league OF
nations. His speeches have empha-
sized the United Press forecast that
ne intends the league shall be the
foremost subject of the peace con-
ferences. He has made il clear that
America will refuse 10 join any COM
binatiOn. except a world league, op-
pose any balance of power" and
insist upon a peace OF justice. The
leaders of the associated nations.
he has declared. will sit in the con-
ference as the peoples representa-
tives. not their masters.
Delegates are Hopeful
Freedom of the seas is plainly
the one outstanding difficulty now
but the American delegates are very
hopeful that complete agreement
will be reached on this subject.
Pres't Wilson is thoroughly en-
joying the trip-his second success
sive day OF complete relaxation
King Victor Emmanuers private
train which was placed AT the dis
posal of the presidential party IS
the very acme OF comfortable lux
ury It's nine coaches are in charge
OF the kings personal staff Pres't
and Mrs. Wilson's car is I'm the cen
ter OF the train. It's exterior is OF
the same dark blue as the other
coaches and is emblazoned with the
royal coat of arms. It's interior is q
combination Of mahogany and blue
satin
\ small but enthusiastic crowd
gathered az the station in Paris yes
terday evening 20 wish che president
bon voyage. In response to repeated
cheers. he came out on the vesti
bule Just before the train left and
stood hat I'm hand bowing and
smiling. but made no speech.
Rome is Prepared.
Thousands locked into Rome to-
day 90 greet Pres't Wilson who is
due 10 arrive here tomorrow morn
ing. Hotels were filled. The Ameri-
can president viii receive a recep-
tion as vociferous as accorded him
i'm any allied capital.
Final arrangements for entertain
ment for the Wilson's were com
pleted II was officially announced
that the president will occupy the
lieutenant governors apartment in
the quirinaI. on Friday night there
will be a gala reception. Wilson is
20 visit the United States en- bas ssv
Saturday and will then go 10 the
vatican TO meet the pope. AT the
same time Mrs. Wilson viii call on
the queen or Italy
A reception 10 Pres't and Mrs.
Wilson az the chamber Of deputies
was scheduled FOR Saturday after
noon and Saturday evening there
win be a reception az the govern
ment buildings
Rome has been extensively dec
GRATED with allied and American
fags Victory poles have been se5
NJ all along the Via Nazionale.
which the president viii traverse
enroute from the railroad station
20 the uuirinal
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-02
OVER 100000 VICTIMS
OF INFLUENZA IN u. S

Hf tulted Press.
NEW YORK. Jan. Over 12O.-
coo died Of Influenza and pneumonia
in the United States between Oct
3 and Dec. 81. according 90 insur-
ance companies who paid claims
aggregating SO 40S 5sl.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-02
LORD READING NAMED TO
DIRECT REvICTUALtZING?

BY United Press:
LONDON. Jan. 2.-The Express
announced that it understands Lord
Reading. British ambassador 10 the
United States. has been appointed
high commissioner to direct revic-
tualizing OF Europe by the allies.
The dispatch does not indicate
what Herbert Hoover's status would
he under such an arrangement.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-02
TWO ARE AsPHYxIATED.

BY nifni PRESS
TOLEDO. O.. Jan. PRANK
Firms. 50 years old. Detroit. and
GLENN Father Lore. Findlay. o.
we're found asphyxiated in a room
ing house here early toda- A gas
stove was defective.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-02
Ebert Government to Pledge
Abolition Of COnSCripti0n

officered by specially trained men
from civil life
BERLIN. Jan. 1.-The govern
ment is preparing a tax program
which will include complete con-
hscatiOn OF war profits The general
tax on private fortunes will be high
er than the income and inheritance
taxes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-02
RIG UP TROLLEY
To RESCUE MEN
IF NECESSARY
Sea Subsidies Sufficiently to
Allow Transfer of Men
From Grounded Vessel
to Transport Mallory.

by United Press:
NEW YORK. Jan. a.
Wounded soldiers were being
transferred this afternoon from
the hospital ship Northern Pa
cific, ashore on Fire Island to
the transport Mallory.
The SEA subsidized sufficiently
to permit the starting of this
operation, according to a wire
less message received at the
port Of embarkatiOn at Hobo
ken, ~. j.
The Mallory was scheduled to
dock In HObOken this after
noon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-02

VETERAN DIPLOMAT OF
GREAT BRITAIN RETlRES

p Iuifei i'r-s-.
LONDON. Jan. 2.-Sir AIar-e-"c go
Bunsen. IT. was announced today. has
retired from the British diplomatic
service. which he entered in 1872.
He was ambassador 20 Austria Hun
gary when the war broke out. Tie
recently returned from heading a
mission 20 South America
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-02
FoCH AT PEACE TABLE.

BY Inited Press
LONDON. Jan. 2.-The Exchange
Telegraph Co stated today that il
is practically certain Marshal Foch
and Gen. JOnnart will be members
Of the French peace delegation.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-02
BY JOHN GRAUDENZ.

BERLIN jan i-The polish army advancing along the rail-
toward Berlin has captured six German cities according
formation received here today.
The Polish mobilization and advance has alarmed the German
government Counter expected to be undertaken
Immediately
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-02
Force of 10000.
MoUe on Capital to
Gain Independence
Prussan Poles Capture Six Towns in Civil War Which
Aims to Wrest Right of Self Government From Ger
many and Effect Junction With Others
of Their Own Race
By United Press /:

BERLIN, Jan. Herr Noske newly appointed minister of the
and has ordered the aming of large German forces
oppose the Polish invasion German territory Much alarm
felt here today regarding the Polish advance.
81 unexpectedly called to the cabinet and in
position to outline my whole program NoSke told the United
Press today. "Bu my first action will be to suppress Polish
violence"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-02

In addition 10 establishing the In
ternatiOnal Institute of Agriculture
az Rome. Lubin introduced the rural
credits system into the United States
and secured legislation that inn
proved the parcels post system.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-02
MINISTER IS FTNED.
By United Press

bE InIteu Fress
LONDON. Jan. 2.-Rev. Arthur
Braund was fined today under the
national defence act for giving
cigars TO German prisoners
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-02
CHARGES
PLOT TO WRECK
U.S.. PEACE PLANS
Illinois Senator Charges Lodge and Knox Would Sacrifice
Peace Aims to Create Political Issue in
Next Presidential Race
By United Press :

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2-Republcan attacks the league Of
nations are paving the way for RooSeyetS candidacy for m
presidency Lewis Illinois, democratic whip the senate
deca I'd today speech replying Sens Knox and Lodge
Of the LEAGUES most persistent repubIican critics
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-02
DAVID LUBlN DIES IN
ROME OF INFLUENZA
By United Press

Ry United Press:
ROME. Jan. David Lubin Of
san Francisco. Calf, founder of the
international Institute OF Agricul-
ture died here today OF influenza.
He was rs years old.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-02
THE WEATHER.

Indiana-Fair tonight and FRI
day. somewhat colder tonight. Low
cr Michigan Overcast tonight. Fri
day probably snow aurries. some
what colder tonight.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-12
GpB4iels

designs fu msssyine roysrs have been
! ~fnt from ihr hish school ar, depart
m"ht 10 Minneapolis Alun.. 10 b. IN
ie"f w mn eft contest open a. ali high
schools
----'
CITY olts ~sss proo-,u- Excellent
reports oi the progress of Miss M.ri.
Htsnlsy and Hiss Margaret Jua,tA
former hSh shooi students. Who are
nov stud ins costume de.isn ~ IN.
Art insutW. and the AT academy,
cs,ved by Ma. Es,ois Mannn, Of tho
high school art department.
osSscss covcei n..,s rono,,e~
Tho county eounru a, daf.o.. VIII
hold it, ,~suia, ue,ky uc.,tng 1, a..
chamber of commsrco unrh roo'n a,
man snno,ino.a ioa,y '''''' '"'''
,.,.,
,,W~ Ns'o'" from 'Na'-I
"e m W" te".rHl onf"Nu " m
w,.''1n w'.. ''.,nsa @ az msh ron
na, wv. Nh"' he Ai'hn'o 'h'
hbre 10 "nS 10 hih'oun for n'Afy
'~o ~ce~
~
NWS osss nos "se'v's--rhe Nny
rsInhins saun "essptsd n.ne sLpl
Waiter " woolsl.y. Hugo usla
maYs i~sn All pessAni, I's't
usnry Hobbs Msrysv'ue T'rw Jos'ph
" Allier tincinhnu' ONO walter "
a q
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-12
WALL STREET

NEW YORK. Dee, Pressure sysina
ieAdipg Issues NAs resumed at the op. nins
~ ,nday's stock msrkst, the advance In
federal reserve Interest and ilsoorInt rates
and siafmins dspt-ciAtiobs 10 foreign sI
rhsnEs PROVOKING further sslltas for 10th
accounts Rails Averaged point dsoiin-s
bu, hp0ns sists. Hol0rs, oils. shippirss
sn1 miscellaneous spscisiiles, d-eii1ss os
q. 10 ! point. ruled wi'hin the firss hsk
hour The lnitlal aDo'suon fsr exchange
on i,onfon MAS slightly hboss the Iow
record ,stshiisaed yesterday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-12

CHICAGO. Dec. is-HoGs, receipts %.
s..,y isssSis.,;: .:l,.. s,,ssei;.isI ~ %
piss liseeois.es
cATrLs: rsesipss iS,ees: sios; eAsies
heavy stssvS oisfseii.3S. medium lii u
gn:is: semnsa ts.N9iitt. se9d iish,,
enfse ss'se; common N.seeiifs. butch.
~ hsifess ess>eisss: eevs " sssoisss
tsansrs - Netn, calvss eisTsoI7.Ts,
feeders Se.eeO isst; Soeksrs "a eearTs.
sHEkPi rreclpis 1900 unsettled
lsmss eit'seifcs; evljs ~ eoai SO
ewes medium. good aad choice o. % q
ie0e; evIls o. stO71s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-12
sT. LOT IN.

KAsr IT. LoUia De ii.--HoGs; 70.
::ipu 80; sss.ay e iss higher .ey
iiii: .sSis: M.iiv.i,is; ~. ,isss
CATTLE: rscsiots loee; stsady TO low.
~; ehsies heavy stsesS eitWess %; ms.
dunn sii seSiT.;s commoa axe II 70.
eho'rs lishts eitss0 30 80. common s. .gO
ttsl butcher hsifers isssWisoe. os~s
nasSeNss. fesasfs 1.ySUiioe, siooS.
err u isse
eaEEp: steady: ismbs tiss,5isN.
tsiis efeootSis. yesriins w~thars SO 20
vnss: choice ewes NtoySiS cuils
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-12

NEW OnlnAleo. nss IA mveA kss.
tss Avsspesi ssarks( than dW put the
pvtcs - ecttsn ooatreets 10 10 - po,nis
hlGhss On the opening hero today. Fol
ieWias ths iAisiai bulge tbsrs were reess.
sesas undsr sriliNe encouraged nv higher
fVdssai rVsssve heard iatssest rates sad u
the sWd of tie flsst half hour VI business
the most sctivs msn,hs we're points
unasr yeststday's eics<.
rhs market asrsnxthsnei on abort ecv-
erinH until II sessd At . net advance Of
70 10 " points hst brohe late In the morn.
change. stanAin6 toSasA nom n points
lsss y u pstnts higher than the nRa'
ps,ess u ysstssAay.
esliiag hrsssvro Increased and as !
s'eleeh pstsss wsrt o. u ~ gossts sader
ths NJ 9VstatsoaD u Yesterday. Kxtsn.
eve oego11le epeeatleNs bssWeeN months
meAs ~ pssNsvaesA lsvsevlartsy. ths dis.
lAet months bssaa slscngsr than The rear
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-12
OUTSIDE LIVESTOCK
kANsAA ClTT.

KANSAS CITY. Dec. ii-HOGs: ~.
eslpts s,eos stssdy 10 suons. bgs sii %
oi1fe, hsAvies tii is,ft; mediums
!iineii.o. nshu Wieoii1s. pigs
eLWVtSte
hisher; choice heavy .tssrs 1lSiS9is " I
medium SiITBalSiI. COMMON 90 500
l!7t eholes iishts tiies0is.s common
$50 1Seo. hatcher bsifsO ~ ,sOtsTk,
to~s e'ooSi2o0 esnnsvs 0teeus 90
esivss siiTIp ;t. feeders i'seais
stocksrs q. 50 Il i9e
SHEEPi fs,slpis !, .sa, steady TO fse
lover. lambs 1,tibgis:s cuns % oog
lsN; ysAriins w.thsr, I'll ssuiiiS, .ws,
Wbettq Guile o. soueta breeding
ewes WWGi.eo. feeder Iams tlipeG
iAN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-12

chsrsss 10 mi,ed u tiqLss; 40 (;
ante u sGi 80 u b39is, No
I yslio~ o. tsnifi No. tlN c,Arr
nom GsilY unCBrnsti. 50 Wait. ~ d slc.
80 J niIed fsg,of. 40. red toBtie.
HAspAs CITY. Dee - -cpRH ,io..
De ~ Jan. N'3. Asy NGIA
Juiy u i6N
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-12
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. Dec. ij--DrTTER Il
lower. extras tIe. bs,s sc; seconds tit
psekinE &c EGlH 70 lower, frsts ;3e
seconds, SIC. POULTRY and POTATOES
unchanged, q
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-12

CHICAGO, Dec. /: BuTrER. higher,
ts0fse EGGS ic loser receipts ~
cases. Nr,ts i:biGc ordinary tirsts ~
zee. at marx eases ipcll "A. Ns Ilc.
ruuGIRY alive. loser. sptnxs tie, fo~is
itGglAe. turkeys 1.f.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-12

A FEW ov our LlsrIsos
s. Room, OAK viSiaH
SOUTH FN0NT F1NE LDcA-
TiON. ts;So.
Z ROOMS, M'vv viNIsH
BuiLr.lN FEATURES
TArks bfeahfsN room. gaass ann
| servants room best iocs tim In city
ti.ioo cash viii handle. price e.ibo
s.nooM Buvv BRICK
Vins location ea east si1s on corner
facing south and aAst. oAh finish lafns
buy on terms. u 800.
s.RooM MODERN. OAK FINISH
eli buil,.in features In Butler place
facing south. quick sale. $500.
. ROOMS ON HARRISON AVE
Near STILES pAfh wall ioos,-d; good
home. price $1,000. soms terms,
S.RooM. s-sToRY
close IN. On North puv,sndj q, 900 cash
paid.
,ssiio coRNEn
=. houses. on. s.Som and si..plns
porch. large basement: furnace built
n refrigerator. yocd well and eistern, I,
double garage House Ia vcsri s.room
month: price 1io.Scc. terms
AuRELfus SWANSON COMPANY
Heal INC. Estate
Call Mr. Mckee. walnut tli. 1. l.
villa after office hours. walavt Ssss.
FoFR i.foofn apartments. pTIvafs BATH
with each apartment Atoeping porch; +;
paving raid, On carline 1900 M.
! apartment houses consisting NJ Z
apartments. paving paid WIN pay rs
percent an Investment. Price w. ~.
csrAss ls@ With = hsassa one I.
fesm. 7-room and : S-sseM heusss
wsikiHs distance; paving paiA eil,-
oeeee.
S-A0Astmsss hr,ck baa1lAG aaA ..
rcsm 6wsilisg house Lets iodxie.
south fFoMt Rsnis for eS,lSe per rear.
Price oit.oos, %. Terms.
DWELLING AND APARTMENT
Corner lot sosits Cioss In On East
eide, Live In house and rent apart
msnt A good buy. u.soeoo Terms.
s.room hou.. on ~, IN stree, A
good one. Rice ~ .ooeoe. Tsrms,
ti.ooo.oo down.
ie-reom house. oid psvinG: BIG bass-
Meat; hsuee n 0os1 ooa1itisn. Pvtos
N.eoe.M Terms.
e-sssa lssss ineia6snU susslswA
essss h ~ EAst ID sstrsSt tA.eoo.o
1o0A
AK Mr. POPE
Wsiaut 130. MApis i1a1 Maple SsSe.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-12

z1t6lCz10: q S -, ssseh 1T
sss.sst 80 ess1 s:s 80 ~! \!
- v"ss ssssssSiss - Is % e.
Il. ssslsss. wslsss iiSsi "a nsSsi
Ei7USl1uE Is.s: 5gSSsS TSrSss1,
III : ~. .sssIss~ ~ ~ - R9.S.l
thss y raj hsas :. - 1lGgtel e1Ska
~ aSpeiatmsas. Cali ~ As11sa. Wsl.
Nws lisa RES Mspls sile:
SiyR.ssem csiifssSiA SsNSsiswi JDt ssSa.
p,slsd, nsv seaAy y Qeg0 N, ~
foSms = sah. ssesPsaes sa1 tVit y -.
tsrsa mpsesal Ostea ~ t1lD ~ ee1et
sais. gssd sss1aa CAP ~ SssAesa. VA
sst lll9i - Ae!s liSA .....
i!.sesn 49,; - - lssss, s.s!t::
: ~, S:,Jl ssS Z.
So 8 Z, a.: ssss ~ E''s'. !
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-12
MIDDAY STOCKS

In. following quota items sf New York
msfks,s up TO l5;is ?, u. todsy vsss cem-
piled BY Houstoa. Ttsis 3 eeapssy. -
North DreedwAy:
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-12

A NEW ATRoPLANn

We have just eonplsted In
winnns bosn,ifh Hdditlon,
hirh arsds ssroplsno bungalow.
which consists Of Z large rooms
on In. first floor. together With
bath and breakfast room. with
one large sleeping room shove.
THIS home ID finlshsd In select
white oos. besutifui ehands-
Hers. . large basement. garage
and driveway. II 10 sieo ready
for occupancy and viii cell 81
t,.7tv. We give tho usual liberal
tsrms on this property,
NicuoiA q CHANDLER,
Ord Floor Southwest National
Bank walnut ?slt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-12

Nsw Army Nssssstoe--Lbsvt. williaM
r. naEeingg Of the rhirtistA infaatFS,
Third division. Camp plkA Ask. ~
arrived at the army reesvltiN9 GeAtl0n
to assist Col. JoAn Tvn1An Nsut,
on r-rr,'lilns duty, fes eiGAt 1ays.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-12
enc 400

CHtrhGO. nss ~ corr 80 I
so yellow, uUgI,. QlGr so I
white. tlus!c, 40 white Ai1d'ic
EfT. NJ. ~. titS. BARLEY. IL sgs
80
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-12

NEW foRR, Dec. i7.-sUGAh: re
STEADY r~ntrifussi Tisc. fine srans
lated seee,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-12

ST LOUIS, Dee i:--POULrRY. But
TER and EGGS unchanged.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-12
CATTLE MARKET
STEADY TODAY
Steer Iop Of S10,65; Hogs
Up 10 Cents,
rRiDAy'r nv IIpTs.

CATTLE The uhta.' vas steady win
s't't Mp = 49, ~ nbtthaf tsttls ssis
hI'I s'tnhg Top fpvs 81 bit. CAlN's
s"' "rafy ~ tuoug. Win YeAIass q, a
top pf!eA of ,ii'B
'yssinr Quststisns.
f'itss ~ tNs ytfInYs sfsd.s Of cattle
Ars hpffusIu,alslY Ss foligvs
HtHrFa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-12
LOOK THESE OVER


five room California bungalow.
hf"skfast room. Q rooms In oak, mantei,
garage. ample shade and fruit trees!
close 10 oariins sad sehosl. An sl-
.sp'ional soed buy at lt,Ioo. Listing
Fivs.rocm modern okishoma bunsa-
low, Gcod basement. slssping porch.
'lose 10 ,arlins and school Fnult and
shruhbery. Price " ,o1, 1900 cash
VII handle. Listing sie.
sis.room California bungs allow; oil
modern ! rooms In oeh, breakfast
room; never h~er occupied Excel -nt
istires snd beautiful decorations Price
N.1Sc Listing .ii.
Beautiful Groom California bunra-
low one block from C,aasen Break ast
room. basement. furnace. gArsSs and
drive tooms In sAk. Good terms
Lasting 5N.
F1vs.room modern California bunGa-
low about 2 years old Nah,~i snd N
rood repalr Price $500. ei. 900 cash
HiN hands. Listing 2so,
Beautiful s-room California bunsa-
low all hardwood f'ooTs. good base
ment, garage and drive Good cement
porch one OF tho iSS IN the city
m.'ns ~ " $500 0"od ''rrn' Listing
Seven. room s.story. full lots. fruit
trees and chicken house. Cioss In. Price
$1,000. Listing 10
Eight-reom 3-stoey. basement, ali
large rooms. full lots ana within !
hlocks OF high school 10 renting NOW
for $50 per month and tenant retain.
lng one room. Price $1,000. Listing
'ANa
Eisht.rooon i-story. fun iots. chicken
bouss and yard $500 Excellent
terms. close IN. Listing Ill.
MIN. rooms i.s,ory. . sarasea full
s,ed lots. close In. Tor tb 300. Listing
PARRISH 4 M,RRELt
~ Baum Bldg. Maple 1850
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-12
MEN. d OUSk'
Naple 1851


!. OWNER S.s;. + i,,s GREEN
~. < NOT HOUSE,
q Nice buMya)sw. well located IN z, sth
a.: five large roo,nS. reception hall
01Dsplng porch: moderDi nice basement
3 New furnace Tor Gas ~ coal, goos!
GAsaGe a This 10 comfortable home aud
Jou built. PoaaeAsIoa givrn % short
6oties. Price. os. 500; $1,000 cash, bal
eaes straight eoan; Phone. MApi'
M: svenlaS. Maple io<s a. Mspls
FN EXLE
9 to.rsPH AvsiilH1. hara snd cut eat!4-
~. ~ oAst WAAswUrth street. Okla
~ ,ssy cry. o.s s,.s~' SsA"'' = o''e''
~ NLE-A 6eSuiifiIf iuvnIsksd /
6oo0 kens located st 1908 West Bev :
l6AesntA Qtrset The furniture in this
- 70 ~ nsv and uoTtn ovee N.eeo,
~ sals, cash. will take zoo.
kvess Nichols 4 Chandler, Okia homa
Nv, o. w. e. I>t,r. llo1 Kings High
~, shreveport. Ia.
y, WITHIN j BLOCKS clXsSEN
lkNsss ss,ss s,s.... hsy. . lovely s.
0usH oSiahgWsa Bungalow. ven built
~ sice fiHlures. this ca h. bought
y WSat to- ts.lese - ~ soed tssms
y u ~ ~ Feal bsye ] know ~.
>. y. SucJlAEls
ieei Hsrsaowits
INiN Tot WTTT TWO h0psEs
bUNse 4 cornsr lot - Que. so,fth
I'M oepo1t With twQ .h0Ooee. Uue
y.vuo0 % rear facias 0a Oiie. ana
0O.vosM u front n lci. insssuets W
y eeil Both ia first eiasA ceeditIoN.
u 6s&a pa)ntsd. Rsntins for 80 and
saeA. 1--we In eas an1 rsnt she
Y - k!tss. 80 = ,ccs..sn .
AAert1aA Qaek nS4G Maple ~
- ssE tExUy xUxd1L0w
II ~ uaaa Z. ~ .sp.ts-sAe.sns:a
~ q Ae<s 8 - ~ = z
se IA ~ = ~ ss',:.:s. 49, - -
ras1a yo.cs ) s,csolsos
lSsS l1S.lSi ess.fi SscMsisy M,
N yUk SALE
.i;s 81! III 'ris ;,e:s a. !. = ~; =;
5vUiz nsas Pvtaam Nei9AtQ sehsol.
: - 80 Wssass iss3.
"a IpqpiARD 4 SaAMvy
~ ulate Department.
.-'- NI)B TxICx FLATS
49, - n 3 eine CORNER, each buiN :
~ 0postmaNts. rneens and bath
- aoolt9Nnl lnocns on thsse
lo1ttl 1AsO ~ ysn! fne could
06e1Ae61 ssfY nsatssisliy.. Price
~ y1 e2gn aot bsila them for
II 8s'HkAo AoSd SnArrY CO.,
S NAp,s ii5i
o66H ~ raliqr.ia 6sssalov
= eoeWn n ~; bssshfase roo'n; J;
esrs| r|s.. y xs.I:.: :.s'i i,ss r.: < WA vi.
qUyt III TFm WEN
N 49, - q ~ lest slx-rsam
oewQ = ~ eisN 1Ae ssesas ess
1sSS VI - ~ 1e2zsss zl Fcess: ~.
.s,ss nv r .sss y a Ss.ls ''ss; sna e:
Il fiStx51p ~ sal1a nlSA ne los
IL 4 LY ~ q : eefnsE vaA sivs
= esp1 1ssma aN1 posssssioa aMy
=. can Wslnsl Sljd.
1x1N
es ! 80 S-sessa oklahoma ~.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-12
PROVISIONS


CHICAGO. Dec. u. - PoTAroEs:
steady. arrivals - esrs. rorhern whitts,
SfoSestt western rprsis and russsts
ilssUgfs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-12
WE HAVE vos !lssRDsATs


7 ROOMS AND aPLENDiD PORCN
Cloee ID - al conveolsoooA b flae
condition. large shsAa treeo ~ ~
paving. . eo0d homo, An ssc0lisNs
rental property. Tor only @e,ee>; @sisoe
=. THE ctAssEN CO.
~ N, Hasvss Tel PIX,
REaf SUvs IN err -
New e.sCgm b3Ao1DoW, hasovoo1
flooes thrUapAeel. 6rAss. Dcssesq1en
et Qnce, 4voe; o.Foo0 huff beIchp
Assd: d:cs lsssf h:scsSaa ~. f'ssass. cor.
~: .ssEh
IN . I'm NOUN
~ - sess
'3s(sssss::e = - - 80
''''''*s' WI II, 3, .,
81 nses A.s asi - -.
in.vs .s ':s ~ $780, :s .ss
I: ~; s.,.s'. - - IT - - -;
~ i'm, - 1a0N ey34
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-12

TW0-sToRY BXkdXIN
J rooms, modern hAssoset furnace.
VsikIns distance. Price W.epS.
rooms modern, sarsgs. pavtna Dai1
ovt. In walking distance. Prtce u. 100,
roomp modern. ssraSs and fruit
trssa, one-half block Of car line. Price
: rooms modern. serass, pavihs. paid
ovti walking distance Price ~ wv.
WEST INVESTMENT co.
Maple ~
9Th floor American Sati Bank Hids,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-12
rAsr ,Aax .asss NONE.

We Aavs . ~ tsS.sesry.
;!:s'.,s:S ~ -; -: - ~;
la,onoaA As1p o1AsspGa
: rss!I!e|a '''''-'
HI est-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-12
I CITY REAL Estate TOR sALE

es 900 WILL MY
This strictly n0dsrp broom sn0
breakfast room California bungalow y
looms In osh has oil the new built In
features his dpibls vatsss with wds
cement driveway I fuli lots, 0Ds.hslf
hlock car line This csn bc handled
IN easy terms
WEST INVESTMENT co.
Maple 20
A. floor American Nsti Hank Hldg
sROoM HOME
Close In. also close 10 school and cari
garage and driveway. Priced right ~
W 900. some terms
THE Ci.AssEk 90.
~ ". Harvey Tel PBx.i