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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-22

GRAN TEHPoRADA De VAUDEVILLE.
DIARIAMENTE Matinee a las go.
Po- IA Roche a las $50.
DoMNGos. pOr Ia noehe. dos funcioass:
a Jas 200 v a las 900.
TELEFONoS CROCKETT 76-T.
NUETO PEOGEAMA De LIS FUNCIONES
DCEANTE Ii PRESENTE SEMANA
THOMAS =. SWIFT & MARY H. KELLEY
en- "SG.O03.~
JACK-LENEY ( ROME-AL-
Bailar;ReS eNcentricos y P~antomiuas.
CLARK SILvERNAIL & co.
En- IA graciosa sat.-a The Doctors Orders"
ANN SCTER
en- The Girl From Dixie.
BURKE & BETTY
En- IN aIec-e pospouzri musical
THE REYNOLDS
en- q Dash OF Class"
HARRY VAN EOSSEN
The Mi-ca;uI Minstrel.
kUY PRONTO: DAINTY MARIE-"TEE
HEART OF ANNE WOOD" - HARRY
JoLSON : OTRAS GRANDES
ExHLBICIONES De VAUDEVILLE.
ALERTAI NOTTCIA CiPORTANTE PA
RA TODOS. ALERTA!
ALGUNoS NDTVTDUOS RoBAN DESCA-
RADAMENTE AL PUELICO. HACIEN-
DOSE PASAR POR Ell PROFESSOR u.
c. MARTINEZ DE LOS ANGE-
LES, CALIFORNIA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-09-22
Van a ser inauguradOs
dos clubs en- Ell lnsti-
tuto International

e. proyecto de la SeAorita Smith,
Directora del Institute International
de esta ciudad, de tributar un home
| naie a la senorita Annie E. Holding,
.fundadora del ESTABLISHMENTS men
cionado, va a ser realizado hoy por
IA noche, en- que Sc celebrara Ia Sc
sion inaugural del Club que I!evara
ell nombre de Ia Senorita fundadora a
Quien o hemos referido. Reclente-
mente dijinos que el fin que perslgue
Ia naciente association, es e. de ayu-
dar a los ninos meXicanos pobres a
pagan sus colegiaturas para que u
pobreza no sea IN obstaculo por Ell
que dejen de recibir 81 educaci6n.
Para Ienar su objeto, el Club
Annie Z. Holding, organlzara pc
~ri6dicamente kermesses, cemeteries,
etc, o Ell fin de arbitrarse fondos-
Sc persigue a Ia vez Ia idea de que
las socias fundadoraS del Club sean
las personas que en- el Institute In
ternacional han recibido su educa-
ci6n. asi senoraS ONO senorltas, y
Sc hace muy cordial invitaci6n a los
jefes de familia para que asistan a la
ceremonial de Inauguration y Sc den
cuenta de los fines que Sc perlguen-
No Sc tiene eIaborado ningun progra-
ma especial, sino que una vez ter
minado el acto Official de Ia instala-
ci6n de Ia Mesa Directiya, Sc impro-
visara IN concerto en- el que tomaran
parte las p~erSonas que sepan cautar,
tocar Y recitar.
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IA PR Ell !
DlARlO POPULAR INDEPENDENTS.
PRECIOS DE SUSCRIPCION:
EDICION DIARIA

En- los Estados UniGos. Mexico. Canada. Gu
ba, Puerto Rico, Panama ; las lsl;s Fiiipinas:
IN anO o'OV
SelS meSeS : o.uS
Tres meses ; Low
En- Centre y Sur America (eHceptuarco
Panama.. EUROPA y los demas p2ises COM
prcndidos en- IA Union Postal UNIVERSAL:
On ano : NV
Scl3 EleSSS oOo
Tres MeSeS = -"OV
EDICION SEMANARIA
tMie.co!esl.
En- los Estados Uridos. Mexico. Canada. Gu
ba, Puerto Rico, Panama y las lslss Fiiipinas:
En- Centre y Sur America. (e1ceptuando
Panama.. Europa, ETC.:
On ano SI-oV
Los pages deben haserse por aGeiantado.
en- giro postal o de Ex-.>Ss. carta certificR-
da o letra sobr. Nueva York. Los precio,
de susSripci6r son en- dinero americana 0 su
equivalencia en- mcnela del pals de donGe
Sc sciicite Il peri6dico.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-05-17
.PRESBYTER|ANS
ELECT LAYMAN
FOR FIRST Time
J. Willis Baer, Pasadena
Banker, is Chosen as
Moderator.

st. Louis, May ID. Willis Baer,
Pasadena, California;, banker, late to-
day was elected moderator at the
131st general assembly of the Pres
byteran church in the United States
in session here. This is the first
time in history a layman was chosen
as the highest officer of the church.
Mr. Beers opponent was the Rev. DR..
S. Hall Young, an Alaska nmission-
airy.
The election resulted from the first
ballot; which gave Mr.. Baer 4476
votes and DR.. Johnson 34S.
Mr. Baer was the only layman NOM
mated. The Rev. Alexander Maccoll,
of Philadelphia; the Rev. Robert
Johnston, of Montreal, Canada. and
the Rev. Calvin Hays, of Johnstown,
Pa, also were nominated but with
drew from race in favor of the other
two candidates.
William Jennings Bryan, who had
been spoken of frequently; as a pos
sible contestant, did not arrive in
St. Louis until after the election
This precluded him from becoming a
candidate, as the assembly has never
chosen moderator who was not on
the floor at the time.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-05-17
BAPT|STS VOTE TO
ESTABLISH BOARD
OF EDUCATION
Will Endeavor to Obtain
More Students for De-
= nominational Colleges.

Atlanta, Ca, May 16.-In line with
their proposal to expend $15.000,000
for Christian education in the south,
the Southern Baptist convention late
today voted to establish an education
board, similar in scope to the boards
which now handle home and foreign
missions.
Details of the relations the new
board will bear to Baptist schools and
colleges and what work it may take
over from the established boards are
to be worked out later. 1t was
brought out, however, that the board
is expected to be the means of broad
ening the religious educational work
of the convention.
Speakers deprecated what they
termed the trend of modern times to
seek education in state controlled in
stittuions rather than in denomina-
tional colleges.
Officers and headquarters of the
new board are to be selected before
the convention adjourns.
The convention voted today to meet
in Washington, D. c., May 18th, 1920,
and selected the Rev. DR.. John =.
White, of Anderson, S. c., to preach
the convention sermon, with the
Rev. DR.. ]. r. Hobbs, of Birming-
ham, as alternate.
Both the convention and the Wo-
mans Missionary Unian an auxiliary
today voiced opposition to any pro-
posal for church union. The union
made known it's stand in formal reso-
lutions, while speaker at the conven-
tion smoke against such proposals. The
convention already had endorsed an
address by President Gambrell of
Fl. Worth against union.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-05-17
MAKE PLANS FOR
MEMBERSHIP WEEK

At a meeting of the Boosters Club
of the Y. M. c. A.. with luncheon
in the dining hall last night, plans
were formulated for the Continental
Membership Week which will begin
Monday, May 10. The membership
week is not q campaign, but merely
week set apart by the Y. M. G. AS
in the United States and Canada for
reconstruction work in the member
ship department Of the organization.
banquet will be held Wednesday
N next week at. which time the frat
fort will be. heAfd and i m jfil1
onday, May q, ~. lzp
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-05-17

ance with an opinion rendered by At
torney General Palmer holding it to
be the "lawful duty" of the internal
revenue bureau to collect tax on
malt beverages with an alcohol con-
tent Gin excess of that permitted by
law" issuance of revenue stamps to
cover beer taxes will he continued
and no attempt will be made by the
revenue bureau to prohibit the manu-
facture of beer pending decision by
the district court of New York as to
what percentage of alcohol renders
beer intoxicating.
issued today by internal revenue COM
missioner Roper coincident with an
nouncement of the attorney generals
opinion. Revenue officers also were
directed by the commissioner. to CO.
operate closely with the department
of justice in reporting all violations
of the act prohibiting the manufac-
ture of intoxicating beverages after
May 1st. Presumably, under these
instructions, it was learned revenue
agents will begin at once to report
all instances Of the manufactures of
malt beverages as evidence of which
to base possible prosecutions follow
inga decision in the New York court.
Let Graphic Want Ad tell your
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-05-17
HAWLEY MEMORIAL
CHILDREN WILL
GIVE PROGRAM

The :children of Hawley Memorial
Sunday School have arranged q splen-
did ;program to be given in observa-
ton of Children's Day at the church
tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. The
program follows:
Solo-"Open the Gates for the Chill
dren" by Miss Ida Robertson.
Song-"Little Soldiers Marching
Primary department.
Prayer-Rev. L. w. Evans.
Welcome-Mildred Farrell.
Childrens Day Welcome-Guy Mos
by Brown.
Recitation" one Day in Seven
Steve. Bradley.
Duet-Marjorie and Lois Gilmore.
I elbow Far Is it to Jesus"7By
three beginners, Ruby King. Septa-
may Gilmore and Evelyn Blanken-
ship.
observation-disclosures Boy"-Homer
Lauhorn.
Exercise-"I Think We're Ducks"-
Thelma King, Jennie v. Duckett, and
Lois Gilmore.
Piano solo-Marjorie Gilmore.
Duet "Violets" Jamie and Mann
ie McAllister.
"A Little Girls Prayer Mildred
Cady.
Reading "Don4"- Hormel Hayes.
Recitation Seats Bath" Jennie v.
nGckett.
Recitation Jesus Loves Me-"
Katherine Hayes.
Reading Mat Al Boy Can Dor,
Homer Smith va
Reading Little Girls
Virgins Blankenship.
| Reed The Faith{i -
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-05-17
Recitation-"The Birds Song"-

Recitation-"Th Birds Song"-
Barbara Cady.
Exercise-"Jesus in The Temple
by the primary girls.
Song-By school.
Address-By S. S. Superintendent.
Offertory-Miss Leila Shell.
Reading-"When Grandpa Was a
Boy"-by Ruby .Sullivant.
Piano Solo-Grace Lippard.
"Won by Strategy-Friendly. Girls
Glass; =
Violin solo-Faye Zehner.
Rock of Ages.
Philatheas and Friendly
Girls.
Benediction.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-05-17
SOLDIERS FIND yALUABLES.

Paris, April 12-American troops
have been recovering many valuables
o various sorts buried in the ruins
All these finds are turned
over to the French Minis
try of Finance which is endeavoring
to discover the original owners or
their heirs. All unclaimed treasures
go to the state.
Members of the American Second
Army Corps recently unearthed at
Avocourt a large number of French
and Russian railway bonds which had
lain. in the, cellar of demolished
home since the German first invaded
the sector. The bonds were all in
good condition and bore coupons
which had not been clipped since
July, 1914. Whether the owner is
dead or alive will be determined by
the Ministry of Finance.
Among the valuables recovered are
many belonging to ruined churches.
Not frequently when several churches
in town have been destroyed and
each of them has lost similar treas
ures it is impossible to say who is
the owner Of the wealth recovered.
In this case it is divided among them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-05-17
RICE HEADQUARTERS

] ~ !" orieans. May 16.-According-
tha al announcement by members
= ."e executive committee Of the
~ M o Nliiers' Association of America
MI oIleans he's besn selected as per,
Il n =, neadauarters of the associa-
Am, neaoouarters formerly were in
|aamont, Texas. "
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-05-17

o !, = rflmm: sales manager for the
I hau earbonic Company of St. Louis
h, r;ne Tor a few days. and has been
(noa "a arout the country with Law
|ne e c nrSon OF the Pine Bluff Bot.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-05-17
WHEN TO SELL.

Now is the time plenty of buyers.
We have numbers of satisfied custom
ers. Why not you.
TAYLOR & co.
Insurance Real Estate and Loans.
Phones 1921 1852.
Open Saturday nights 8 o'clock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-05-17

When the June bride conducts exhibit
scans sor to her best girl friends bit Of lingerie like this her
richly yoke and tiny sleeves Met in Insertion
emhrdered flowers Of palest PINK further enrich yoke
confined empire effect satin ribbons
silk white
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-05-17
vial Service Club.

cIal Service Club,
Inc Social Service Club will hold
last meeting of the year at the
a aas o. o. Mrs. D. H. Duncan, 1901
| |es Sixth avenue. this afternoon at
|0v with Miss Mayme Duncan as
|1 ssess. An election of officers will be
- - ior the next wear, and all men,
= are urged to be present.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-05-17
:. A. R. To See Picture.

A. R. To See Picture.
|fhe John McAlmont Chapter,eD. A.
vii ibe patroness to a patriotic
|ctare. Three Green Eyes at the
enoer Theatre Tuesday, May 20.
u. julia McAlmon Noel, honorary
E I, regent, will give a box party, as
y Mrs; Frank Tomlinson, state re-
|a5' and Mrs. A. M. Barrow, regent
the John McAlmont chapter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-05-17

nance "a at Country Club.
IN -" y regular semi-mciathly dance
|en; ne held at the Country Club this
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-05-17

Let a Graphic Want Ad fill your
wants.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-05-17
9(lltftgp2f4E{|
lncheon For Bridal Party.

pncheon For Bridal Party.
Mrs. W. X. McMullen will enter
|in with a luncheon at the Hotel
ines today complimentary to her
fter, Miss Nancy Farrar, whose
Prirage will take place at an early
tie. Members of the bridal party
Il be guests.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-05-17

Do your shopping before leaving
home, BY making your selections
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-05-17
ecti0n Held.

|rhe W. c. T. U. in a business meet
3 held Thursday elected the follow
e officers; Mrs. T. B. Lyle, presi-
Fnt; Mrs. S. J. Hunt, vice presi-
PIT; Mrs. McGehee, treasurer; Mrs.
.. Rice, secretary. Committees
/ Il be appointed later.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1919-05-17

Let Graphic Want Ad tell your
wants.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-07
OIL LAND. LEASES AND STOCKS

3:0 ACRES commercial lease, 2 miles
from the Sinclair well now drilling
At 400 feet. In Shsckelford county,
Texas; seven other deep test wells
drilling near; please call at my office
aud let me show you the map on this ,
acre. q u, Steen. ~ Southwest Re-
serve llank Bldg phone Maple $500.
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; OF a Kind Bargains

A lsO acres ono Of the best i'm
proved In the state; 10 acres In
IN cultivation, 50 prairie pasture, 10
bottom: 80 acres In wheat; all
fences woven wire. just ~ miles
from good town: family orchard: I:
= 1000 BLACK Locust trees; 9-roomed
- cement block house: stone harm.
~ cement floor 30S<0. stone garage .
- stone milk house: other buildings .
? wells, clstcrn: nond IN pasture; (;
cave: and all IN good condition. All
goes with immediate po-session for
VI ,OOo. improvements alone worth the
price
iS0 acres. i:5 In cultivation. 70 acres
creek bottom, l6 acres alfalfa. 20 acrer
in wheat 6-roomed house. barn good
grannrleB. water and fences: s miles
from good towns $500 takes crops
and ALL immediate possession. Think
this over little.
s7. acres. ~ tniles from Guthrie
2ipi acres cultivated, 4 acres Al bottom
very best); 3.roomed house. barn, we'll.
chicken sheds. small orchard, good
fences: half mile from school; posses-
sion Jan, /. This Is a "pick.up" for
81 $50
Come Mp here and some day ls, me
show YOU some real bargains, | am sat
isfcd that can do u
AiiFREn ADLER.
Guthrie. Okla.
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Michigan.

LANDl LANDt
Blg money In grains. livestock, fruit.
poultry MchiGans best shsrdwood
land, tIs to $50 per acre, easy terms;
markets, schools, churches; free IN
sursnce: farm advisors; no swamps or
stones; 10 TO 100 acres; best land offer
IN U. =, from largest company; boosle!
National Bank BLDG. chIceS% Ill,
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Burk burnett
Mid West Investment
Brokers

Suite 3l6 HerskowIts aBldg
Phone Maple $3.50. Il. NJ. Waterson.
WILL GIVE 1000 acres for . 1880. foot
wen and offsets, located 10 miles
south Of large producing wells In Ce-
ment field, Oklahoma; also have a good
Payne counties, Oklahoma. We owe
lan,o0o acres Of leases, Address Farm
crs Mutual on Leasing Co, bos Hersko-
witt Bldg, Oklahoma City, Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-07
FARM AND ACRE TRACTS
TsIAs.

ron sALE-Niss little lruos and psli
Try farm, only ~ miles from city Of
Amarillo, TsSas good at.fOom frame
house, good cellar. barn and fruit ,rs~s
price Tor quick sale, 1880. terinh. $500
down, balance $3.50 per month. Adj
drsss A y, Osborn. Amarillo, TaIar.
poR HALc--G.<oo acres rich soil. mild
healthy climSts; railroad and town.
slte on land; water plentiful aud pure
producing oil and gas wnlls near. Others
drilling. no inlnsrrl or ml rights re-.
served sacrifice foI tso. 1000; would sell
part. j. " HYATT. owner. Sweden,
DuVsl 90, Ter
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FARM Tor sale ny owner. 100 acres IN
cultivation. ~ acres IN orchard. bni.
AncH IN open woods pasture sooi four
room house, cement cellar. chicken
house. sHokchOuss. harm and we'll ~
miles 10 graded school ono miis south
ard ono mlle east of Ncwalln. Okla
Rural mail route nnd telephone. Price
VI 500 W q, Hnrheu. Newaila. OKLA
ATTENTION FARMERS sal.-g00
choice farms IN northeastern OKLA.
homn for small payment down. balance
uu easy terms AZ low interest. N viii
pay PARTIES wanting homes 10 answer
this 80 Nrte James T.. Allen. ownet,
CRftmorc. Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-07

W ~ fsifH~ - llhu' w VI
Panther for 100 rhnres American on
4 Refining stock. w.6. Oklahoman.
DO YOU WANT TO DOUBLE YOUR
MONEY EVERY - OR 30 DAiS'
I have | 900 shares OF stock In one Of
the best companies In this state. II
has 81 acres In Stephens county. and
nn extra valuable lease At Burkburnett,
Texas. Three oil wells paying divi-
dcnds regularly. write. telephone. or
wire me- at once II you want 10 double
your money In the buying Address
32j W. sth St. oklahoma CITY Phone
Maple 1895
THIS IN a good buy. gS acres. five
year commercial lease. two and q
half miles ~ deep test now drilling nt
$50 feet. with contract 20 go 1000 feet
II nacessery: this II In Shack.lford
county. near the Moran field. He's
northwest Of Ranger. In adjoining
county. seven other deep test wells
now drilling near: this acreage viii
double In 50 days; this In good
acreage for bunch Of fellows 20 buy
and hold. take the chance. price so.
y. u. Stecn, oil Investments, 90 South
west Reserve Bank Bldg. phone Ma
plc 1850
FOH SAi.B- 20.acrr lease In southeast
corner section .. south. 0. Cotton
county, A u. johnson. 6i Security
Hdr. Walnut tsS.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-07
OIL LAND. LEASES AND STOCKS
LOOK LOOK LOOK

Big bargains oil leases near BurL
Bridge we'll. only two and a half miles
several derrlckr built near this IN nd W.
own 100 acres ~ W y sec. 4. 3 south
~ west Cotton county. Okla $3.50 pet
acre. will sell 20. ~. 80, so acres. buy
this and organize a company; own sew
eral 100 acres In feo not leased In Cot
ton county. Okla. can get you anything
In leases. royalty or fec Writo or wire
". r.. l.okey a Son. Walter, Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-07

OIL lands, leases. otc. we make n spe.
cinlty OF buying and selling oil stocks
and other investment securities. let IN
know what you wish 10 buy or sell
Texas brokerage Co, as Stewart BLDG
Houston, Texas
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Atkansas

LfsTEN-is0. acre stock and srnin farm
100 cultivated. house, harm. rural mali
rrico $500. terms Have other farms
write for list. Ward. Mountain Home
ARK.
4, 900 ACHtS fine blue stem native
grass land for rent: liylng water year
bargain In south will lease five years
4 ~ acre per year ". l. Wilson. 2l5
West md. fittls noch. Ark
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9hl o3-OJ pll Exchange Bldg.
For SALE Jefferson county oil lenses:
write or wire Tor our llstlngs. Chand
Ter & iinrper Waurlkn. Okla.
WILL SELL 400 shares Gladstone GER
tincRtes 10 each; 50 shares OF Grow
Elkhart Motors VIII buy 20 1000 HoN-
man on: 10 shares OF Texas Motors.
Wire your bids and offerings J. "
Torones Stock and Bond Specialist.
Little Rock Ark
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Missouri

o.AChE FARM. highly improved,
good b.foon house. large barn aud
two concrete sllos. all level land
clear ~ stone: 100 acres IN cultivation
and not cent less. 81 800 will handis !
balance long time. ~, mites town
Robert Wood Investment Co. West
Plains. No.
GREAT BAEGAiNs - 81 down. 81
monthly, buys 70 acres good fruit aud
poultry land. near town, southern Mis-.
sourl. pflc. onlS 800. Address Box s2
Springfield. Mo
FOR SALE iGbOO. highly Improved
fout-hcr- tract. very close In. 81 800
cash. balance on time. Owner. ?i0s
Mouth Hants Fs avenue. Maple ii5tJ
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STORE FIXTURES.
BOB PARMAN OFEERS

500 GLADSTONE OIL & REF rs
100 OKLAHOMA on a REF. IL
ioo WHITE PANTHER on o.. 10
400 or 900 McTON OIL ..... o3
100 or 800 CALDWELL on. bargain
800 UNITED on * REF, .., 90
I OO0 GLOBE q. A. II. (BlackwelD / 10
I 100 NATIONAL UNION q. A. a 81
1000 WHITE ROCK on ..... O5
80 ATWOOD REFINING ... %
800 or 6s1 OSAGE OIL n REF. 10
3.is5 AMERICAN INDUS. OIL. Os
1850 LUCKY LEASE OIL .... Bargain
500 pEpOSITORS OIL n GAS. 90
3l6 BLACK PANTHER OIL o.. $50
800 ASSURANCE OIL 4 H.. bargain
400 CARRIER OIL 4 REF. .... 10
800 DOUBIEHEAD OIL 4 REF l..O
&c J. e, OIL A. GAS ....,,,..,. 600
100 OIL STATE kEFiNING 90 ~
1000 SURETY ROYALTY CO. %
!. 900 RIVERSIDE OIL A. REF Bargain
200 CRESCENT LEAD & ZINC sO
100 MIAMI METALS ......... so
so PRODUCERS l. 4 y, ...... $50
100 MIDLAND MOTORS 4 r. 90
500 EGG.O MFG co ...,,,. 80
10 AMER. GLASS CASKET D.. So
WIN buy soms NATIONAL OH.
ti62; AMERICAN q. a. r.. 92c; OK.
HOMA q. a. H.. cOc. SAMMlEs. 2lc,
Nothing to promote hut service
ei5-T American Rank bldg Wal 612S
FOR SALE Leases between tho new
Cement field and tho Burkbutnett
field Prices very reasonable. Address
ock BoI $50, Enid, oklahoma.
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DIVIDEND PAYING STOCKS.
900 Caldwell on ........,....-.ti5O SO
300 Doublehead on A Ref, any
part .'',,,..,.,s;..',,.,,."..... 10
500 Deep Pool on ..,.......... M
1000 Great American oil Ref 10
100 Homa Okla oil, any part rs 90
rs Aubyme oil 4 Gas ......... Rid
200 Oklahoma OH Ref. any part IN
900 Depositofs OH A. Gas ........ 90
1000 Sammics on, any part ...... .sS
OTHER STOCKS.
1000 American Industrial ...'... 90
~ Hridgehead on, any part .... n OQ
700 Concord OH .................. IS
900 Glenrose on .........,..... 90
1000 Melton OIL .,.............. .Og
90 Mankin's Remedy ........... 100
so North American q. a. II. ... Md
500 OH State Ref .............. IS
400 Riverside OH Ref. any part Is
500 Wizard on tBurkburnetO o.. l.35
Wanted National on Kool Kola.
American OIL Ref. Gladstone, Quad.
rangle Pet Deposltors on 4 Gas. and
other stocks.
Market letter mailed free upon re-
quest.
BEN A. LoNGFELLOw.
SIS Insurance Bldg
Phone Maple bll. Maple 1870
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WyandOtte OIL

win pay top cash price for five or ten
OklRhnmsn.
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BEAUTIFUL so-scre home. Altoona
half miie. possession at once. John
Deer, Seodesha. Kan.
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COTTON COUNTY

lol ACRE commercial Lease In town.
snip south. range / east. for sale at
tI'6o per acre. Phone Maple 3t3s H. 4.
stone. 500 Baltimore Rlds.
BuRkBrRNETT lease. map. today
Lahyon, 3ll OH Exchange.
TESAS-LEASES- S-OkLAHOMA
Moderately priced; good location Lam
you. 3ll oil Exchange.
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Don't Pay Ellgh Rents
We can roll\you good 6.toom mod.
orn bungalow Tor $3.50: 800 CASH, s."
per month or 5-r6om modern NJ t35o,
$500 cash. SO per month II Jou want
= HON. on terms. Bee ur
Ellis, Joyce & Nicholson
Walnut ,si C.0.s2 Security BIDS.
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CITY REAL ESTATE SoR SALE
Grand Ave.

t'i feet BY 40. hest part n Groui
Ayc.. price viii surprise yOu; terms.
This la a corner and can make terms.