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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-18
Pharmacy Board
Meets in City

The New MexlcoI State Board OF
pharmacy Is hoidinE n meeing here
This week Tor the purpose Of giving
examinations 10 those who desire 10
practice pharmacy In this STAFF. The
meeting began yesterday and will con-
unuc until tomorrow evening. Those
who up a. this lime have been eranted
ccrfiicntes to practice pharmacy are:
Miss Frances Turner Estnncin. n.
u. Leslie. Des Moincs. la: Carroll
Mooney. TT. Bayard; Ray Deckmun.
Ration. 4. f.. ~. Brown. Columbus
and Ed. Brodcman, Albuquerque.
president. W. II. Duckworth. Clovis.
secretary II. o. Wiclts silver city.
t~reanurer. n. Moreno. Las Cruces, and
N. Hnnhcura. Taos.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-18

Three good boxing bouts are on the
cards Tor the knights Of Columbus
entertainment following their meeting
at 81. Mays hall tonight. There win
BE- a short regular session beginning
NJ Z o'clock. 10 be followed By ~
evenings cntertalnmouL
This meeting marks The beginning
Of the intensive campaign for meme
hers which Ia 10 close next Thursday
night. The membership drive Tor 500
men VIII be rarricd on under the al
rcction o. r.. r. McConery. grand
knight. and Chester F. Hebbcr. nuan-
pIRl secretary. twenty-five teams OF
five members each VIII canvnss the
town. meeting al 81. Mary's hail each
evening for supper a1d TO check up
he rosusts Of their work.
Tonighf,s Entertainment Il In charge
o. Secretary r. A. Realms. All
Catholic men IN the city are invited.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-18
PRINCE OF WALES
IS N new YORK
Mayor Welcomes Visitor
To City For Five
Days

NEW rCRK, Nov. ts.-Aibert nd
ward. Prince OF Maida. arrived RI
Jersey city al TESS O'Clock this morn
InT. prenaIalory 70 a five day visit 70
New York.
IN % 20 his formal weieone
from MAYOR uyfnn at the city hall,
The prince sid:
Il am very proud 70 have been made
a free man % New York. II IL =
happy coircldcnce that The last re-
cepicnt Of this honor was Albert. thn
king or the Beigians. ON honored ally
10 whose vision aud courage n n grave
dime Of irloi the use Of Freedom owes
- much.
a already have tho privilege Of be-
ma a freeman Of The city OF London
ana Il "a special pleasure to become
= free man Of The city OF New York
hecaese London and Sew York. both
great busipess ceutora. ara 30 closely
c~onncrfcd Nlth the tns.nens of tho
world Unon tie stability and pros.
peflty o. these two great cities de-
pepds to a great degree nv welfare OF
an countries.
= feel ! am nor a Stranger n Am-
erica. J already have many Ameriaan
friends and 4 learned 10 know and ap-
nrcciafe America through the splen-
aid onireFr IN men ] met In The fine
divisions you sent overseas and In youf
excellent battle sqnadrtnf.
After hts ofIC7af reception. the
prince dfeff to f,fantH Tomb and then
boarded The IIf.II4n hntffn rrufnof
henoen. a~schorod a. tho Nofth river
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-18

Intf NIiINtu. AUh Tue hoy ON Aut
steps gfinned. flushed.
just Roys Together Daring Visit.
"Afsn etun.' came a rcar-rauk
c.iorus. Then the elim. youthful
speaker saiuted smnrfiy, twirlod his
cane. RAJ down to "a big auto and Was
whfrled away, red cap. smile and
All.
lie was tho Prince Of Wales. heir
to'the throne Of Britain-and the 9TH
cr boys Ness wuuuAed Americans at
Walter Reed hospital. Washington.
Boys together they were for That
moment when the prince addressed
them NJ the great army hospital.
Heie was 4 youth Tor whom life
II moving. fgll Of COLOR sparkling with
activity. brought for IN Instant lnio
tho quiet routine day Of the war
holdovera." he won Tor himself only
admiration. No envy in that unanim-
Gus grin Of the ianka. just regular.
old fashioned ''bpy Language Of un-
Outstanding.
Nothing Wrong with ThB; Buddy"
some duds he's got" said one
doughboy. taking In the royal visitor :
layout Then these frank. ~outapukcn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-18
CA[OAE[ TODAY,
~ SICK TOMORROW
Dose Of nasty oalomel makes you
sick and you lose a
days work.

caiomei salivafesl It's mercury.
Calomel acts like dynamite on q shig-
nlsh liver When culomci comes INTO
eonfnct with sour bile ID crashes into
81. causing srnnping and NAUSEA.
II y0 feel bilious, headachy. con
aiipntcd and an Knocked Out. Just 10
10 your druggist and get "a bottle OF
uoason's Liver Zone for a few cents
which b a harmless vegetable auhsil-
fule for dangerous calomcl. Take "a
rpoonfui and III u doesn't start your
i3fer and siruiEhten yon up better ana
quaker han nasty calomel and with
out maklnn you sick, you just go hhck
and Fet your money
II son take caiomel today yeu'n be-
alch and nuuncated tomorrow; besides.
n may salisatc you. While lf You take
DodsoD'a LIVER YOU VII wake
- rcoliuE great, full OF ambition and
ready for work or play, Is Harmless
p~inasant aod safe 10 gire 10 children
fhey like a..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-18
Final Vote on
Treaty Tomorrow

(Continucd from page me-
by Senator johnson. republican. Cnli-
fornia. relating 10 voting equality in
the leeEue OF nations. Ia was offered
a. a substitute for q proposal b SEM
ator McCumbcrr
Tho vote on tho Jounson rcservn-
ton was % 60 t3. senators Kirby,
Reed. shields phelan .anr Wash OF
Massachusetts. democrats, voted Tor
81. while Senaiors Colt Edge. Hale.
Kellogg, Reyes, Lenrnnt, MCcumbcr,
McNafy. Nelson and sterling repuD-
licana, opposed u.
King Resolution iicafcn-
Taking o. first action OF The daj,
the senate voted down n reservation
preciuding thr United states eniiroiy
from the labor proViHlona. u h1u
been onered BY senator King. dcmo-
craf. Utah aa "a substitute Tor that 81
senator Mccumber.
The vote WAS IS a. IS. Niuc DEM
ocrnis. Dial Gore, King Myers Rect
ShielOH. Smith ~ Gcurcln. Thoma
and Walsh OK Massachusetts,, voted
for rs adoption.
rhe vote 81 The Mrcnmbcr resor.
walton was - 90 30 aa fol!owa'
For adoption
Ropuburauss Ball. Hornh. Brandt
gee. calder, tnuuar COLI, tumruln-
Dillingham;. Edre, f~crnali ron
Ersling auyfcn. Gronnn Hale. lard'
Inr, johnson of California. Jones nl
Washington ktllurr, Kenyon ke3
Knox f%nfolleifo ieurnut. Lodge, Mt'
1 Coruick. McCuWhtr McLran, Nc
NARY. Al SEES. Nelson. NcW. Nrwhetrs'
! Norris. Iare, pcnrnsc Phipps. Poin'
{ dexter. SmuuJ Spencer sfcrliu-
rOWnaend. Wadswurih. Warren an,
Wafson-i5.
Democrats Dial Gore. King Myors
! Reed. Shields Smith ~ Georgia
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-18
Health Officers End
Inquiry at Carrizozo

State Eoulth Commissioner e. T..
Waller and d. luckett OF the health
Office stan arc lu Albuquerque today
returning from turrlzozo, where they
have been investigating health cuuut
ions. Some cases Of d%yptheria and
typhoid a u occurred iu aud near
turrizozo. A moro careful sanitary
system has been Instituted.
The health officers are making a
trip through the state luquiring into
d possibilities Of iustituting Joint
city and county health offices. ID b.
the belief Of Commissioner waller that
la counties having une or moro large
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-18
Mortuary

APODACA-Antonio r. Apodaca,
81 years Old. died yesterday az his
homo AZ Alameda. He is survived by
fwo sons. The funeral viii be hei1
"Wednesday AZ . o'clock from the fam
lis home. Pred Croilott ~ IN charge.
nOGERs-cyril a.. Rogers. 10
yaara bid, died yesterday afternoon.
ne was the only child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
r.. ~. Rogers. f01 south Seventh
street. Tia family came hero some
time ago 10 spend the winter. G. 4.
French IL In charre Of arrangements.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-18
0. A. MATSON & CO., Albuquerque, N. M.

an automobile ride about the city
they were taken to their hotels.
The committee OF Shrlners' wives
appointed to entertain the visiting
women was composed Of Mrs. g. VI.
Barber. Mrs. Reuben Perry ana Mrs.
Peter Williamson, assisted by Mrs.
\. o.. Shortle, Mrs. Harry strong.
Mrs Arno Huning, Mrs. Peter Cam
crUn. Mrs. Frank N. Barr and Mrs. +.
l.. schnelder.
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the senate recess tonight until, to-
morrow 10 the democrats might hold
a conference tomorrow morning
TO consider their future course u ac-
zion.
senator Lodge was said to have
agreed 20 the proposal, which would
operate 10 bring a final vote Thursday
under the rule requiring the rcsolu-
ton Of ratification to 20 over one day
wiinuut action except by unanimous
consent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-18

Americans. whose eyes were made
Keen ia Judgment over there under
bursting shells. chimed IN.
Wei. nothing wrong with that
buddy
"He's a good looking kid. NJ that"
"Hct he Fcss awful sick OF his job
Say. Tint bird looks 10 me as u
he'd like to cut loose and break away
He's n devil. l can see Il In his eye"
And Big shorty put a.: Hes Just
human. Ike the rest OF u.s.. I guess"
Al this. OF course, In good natured.
iow-voicc talk back in the ranks.
Military etiquet forbade vocal demon
siratious.
The prince shook hands with Herb
ert Hahn uf Beilefpntaino. o., who lost
a leg and AZ arm at Chateau Thierry.
and a dozen other patients who held
the place OF honor In their wheel
chairs.
lie scrihbled his signature in three
or four notebooks. then visited hos
pita1 wRrus. seeing these Americans
for whom the war Is rot overcome
who have never been out OF bed since
the Boche got them"
No show Of hank Despite His Insignia
buring the war, Albert Edward.
whose string o. titles Is wondrous
long. was "a stan officer In the British
army. His uniform Is covered with
shining insignia. hut In the presence
OF the men who know the long, hard
aftermath Of war, who still live In the
reality OF whirring bullets. there was
no show of rank about him.
Il am happy 20 see o ! wish
you luck. Hope you're well soon. "
was what hc told the ward patients.
outside. the big crowd Of hundreds
of wounded soldiers. nurses IN their
apotiess white. pretty aides In blue
bird" rarh, officers % men OF the
post. movie men. chauffeur, waited
patiently. that last picture OF the
uuddy-ficed boy on tho steps-thc last
clear word in the earnest voice, the
flash of sun on the Fleaming motor
The prince was gone.
"A very charming young man. said
Head Nurse Bculah, dcmurely.
'Uh-huh sald Private Burkette OF
North cnhllna, sub. roficctlvcly.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-18
GOING TO STOP FAKE
ARMY GOODS SALES

XASHINCTOS-Oficcfa Ia charge
OF army goods sales viii take steps
70 stop fake sales Of army goods.
Stores in many cities arc selling cheap
and shoddy clothing az surplus army
rooda.~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-18

New Mexico lawyers are protesting
al Heuser Tor taking Eases at such
moderate prices. We make field
glass, cameTa gun and pistol cases %
order.
HAUsER's sADDLERY
III West Copper Avenue
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-18

Thomas and Walsh Of Massachusetts
80 Total for "a.
Against:
Republicans: shorman-i.
Democrats: AshurHi. Bankhead.
Chamberlain. Culhcrson, Fletcher
Gay. Harris. Harrison. Henderson.
Hitchcock, Johnson % South Dakota,
Jones Of Ncw Mexico. Kirby, Mckee
lnr. Nurent. Overmau. owen. rhelau,
Flttmann, pumereue, Ransdell, Robin
son. sheppard, siJmona, smith VI
Arizona. Smith Of Maryland. Smith ct
south car lima. stanley. swanson.
Trammoii. Underwood, Walsh Of Mon
tam. williams ana Woicott-3f.
Total agninst. 80.
Much Time Rrmiins.
When the senate began work today
tho H~rerniury's record 81 Time ussi
uudcr The cloture rule showed tnat
only 30 u the 50 senators had talked,
With an average N 80 minutes each.
While his would show that less
than three hours had been exhausted
OF the possible luaNimum of 80 hours
debate. 10 forms no basis FOR an cs;l-
mate as o. when the debate viii end.
Republican senators of the mild
reservation group agreed at a con-
forcuce to-day. iheir sppkesmeu said,
tY vote with other republicans 20
otrrIuru the proposed ruling OF we
President Marshall which would per
INIT Administration Leader Hitchcock
to Nor suhHtIfute resolutions uf ratin-
cation Tor the Lodge resolution.
DCnroctats To Cunfcr
Senator Hitchcock waH Informed by
one OF the leaders ~ he mild re--
orVutunlata" that hc must deal with
Majority Leader Lodge "a not with
Individual republicans in negotiations
Tor "a compromise. ~ ALSO was said
30 have been advised that any sus-
Eesfinns for compromises must be
~slderuuun.
senator Hitchcock later conferred
: vita Senator Lodge ana asked thar
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-18

atop the steps OF The
hlf hospital, hands
claroed behind him
red-hnnd cap at "A
iaunty tilt.
- o M q q = In
arms. I'm having a
very gpod time In the
IHitcd States, and
YOU viii be out
OF the hospital soon
and having n good
time. too
just a simple little
speech u was. earn
est. clearly spoken
II struck the hearts
OF the broad circle
OF boys in olive drab
looking up from the
foot OF shc steps.
A. " - 50
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-18
ROADSIDE R
SET UP BY FARMERS

CLEVELAND-Farmers on paved
roads out Of Cleveland conduct front
yard markets for passing motoristh
and sell huge quantities OF food direct
from farm 10 able"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-18
BACKS POUR WINNERS
ON MEDIUMS TIP

LoNOON-sir Arthur Conan Doyle
u citing The experience o. d race track
follower a. evidence 81 he truths OF
spirit communication. The man
backed four winners a. o result Of a
medlum'a advice.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-18

towns tho health department offices
can be consolidated with material
savings and important advances IN e.
ncienCy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-18
n, SERGEANT 4. W. o'coNNoR.
fwarl as. Walter Reed Hospi,ail

ENTHUSIASTICALLY was a bosish.
attractive figure. in his trim uniform.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-18

The Evsning Herald Is the New
Mexico paper that put the "Class''
Ia CLASSIFIED advertising.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-01

I.E .f.IHu1Lrs nrr tho most
Iu.i..s standard typewriter. Free
..I.u. .ilt.lH Hrl elty terms II YOU
..r.". NH.H y g'wr'.r Exchange,
E,' aud So. ONlahnmt Clty state.
"....s ar DHthYma. Emnch Office In
.". since
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-01
Liberty Bonds

va purchase iibsrty bonds ~ all L.
sues. IN any quantity on prices nr0
hHs'd IN tho daily New Yofk market
We VIII slaily furnish quotations on
INJURY.
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BANK STOCKS. BONDS
AND LOANS
BONDS

" you must sell your
Liberty bonds we will
pay cash for a.. issues. II
you stlll owe part on
some OF tlrem we will
pay them out for you.
CorTlc and gee us o. mail
tilerrl 20
FEDERAL TRUST co.
hlpl. 1ioi 1909 Colcgd Bt4e
oklahoma tity ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-01
FURNISHED HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS FOR RENT

FINELY furnished three. room nphrf.
mont duplex huuuloW, prlnti
ppfrh's md ipfd, So. lltl West Tenth
Nnlnut tit n
LNliGl. tvU.fnpm furnished hnusskcop
ing apartment, adjoining hath. north
"rHi section on 'nlliur Maple atb
IOH l.S1 n,uumlly Furnished 8
room apartment, private bnth sullt,
Die iof iimilN ~ rr-, llEhi, water md
phone furnished goo pee month perun
mont tehuuB d.Hrr1 - Broadway
Clrcle
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-01

EQUITY In or e-room house. want
Ford sedan. coupe ~ .-uusKsusrr
touring. ss first payment Walnu,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-01
SEEDS, PLANTS AND TREES

FOR sALE-Wh.io silver skin bottom
Cu.uu sets. run 1000 10 blshel. 81 rs
:. D.. Hutchinson. Kan. references
'urcus rtuk. % g. curtis.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-01

.uK TRADE. equity 300 y acre farm.
for sood automobile Maple s5,2-R or
= f.ts f.fH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-01

fOR SALE. .OIflrrd lrtt Sl,. l-rts-
ssng'r good mechanical ouuIif un.
tires and battery practically new.
one Walnut eGie
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-01

MCGEE TpNATO-Refore the public 70
y,srs with i2U0 bushels per acre
please write for full Information. N. G..
t',bre. san Marcos, Texas.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-01

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Nam. ,tU'p ''' .'' '.'' '" "''h"'"
,.,g rU,,,i.. -.....,..-.... p o..
for GOOD automobile Manic sg.g.H or
Manic 1861
p,p s,tp i,t- p...i. t4-n s.f, a.
i5ui ST
pgt,t, .,s,.,N ,,.r
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foR SNLl.' ',itl'nd Isht 81. .-nts-
E".u m,' nam ,nnII. .Nn,
'''9 ana ua,''IiF W'. NeaHy new
.'ne ""Ihu' -''-
EQUITY in or s-room house. want
Fotd sedan. coupe ~ .-rnstsnser
,,esggrlng. as hfst payment Walnut
500
INTfk.sTATE chuwwy. i've gool
Lesa atl IN VI eln.' gohl.u2n o,msI-
a ksi.sr i2i Sgah Wob'nso" Wei.
M, gsGo
ron GAZE -ii7 IiItrr.ii ,,.t-,s, p.
bargain, terms. C.u Wning, .ei OF
Walnut I55i
l,P s,I.r tE,,s.- i,i. ,,.,i.i ,,,.,...
loI, with r,L- gnot .,u iit.or. l1r.
| raip n, tra5 .W,frut q.s
VIII GIyE t.p,..,r,er c,r A. fi-s,
! payment on three 10 s.room house
West Flrst. Second. Fifth OF Sixth
Baxter, National Bldg
ANOTHER
ton Wichita truck ste,k bodv I'm,
condition. Tor guirk snls only 5000 y.
North Broadway.
BlfiCK-6 roadster. flrs,.clrs
mechanical condition fys new tifc,
5000. oklahoma CIty Buick 20. az
West Eth ST. Phone Maple ~
TRADE-steafns- Knight Eight. 5-pas
senger, looks like new Want Lib
crty bonds. good diamonds. or smale
lcnn Nhtonal hnhk.
FOR SALF--Ford chassis. practically
new. price right. WIN Payne. 10 W
Main st
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-01

For sALE-Choicc alfalfa hay and
some good cane cnsllagc Inquire W
T Halcs, Barnes Stock Yard Walnu,
5Oi.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-01
SUNPLOWER

DNFi'A @~N w A@N
TaIl livery and tngghgc.
Phone Iaii, IL B.OcS LSc
Phone Maple 7.i
JOHN " SMELL. uhs slgn pain'or. ms
moved ~ lll West Maple avenue
M ~ KNOWN inst WIN not b. fc.
spOnslbl" Tor any bills created iY
ALICE Iiubhs Or anyone elise. " T.
Hobbs
LILLE I nm cured Ask ~ 1oNnt.
end or Father 81" Wlf6 mo ni UrUs
NJ " aud & Your. o.
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Fon sALE-iol7 Resn: $3.50 s,oI W
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Heavy Fruier Cotton. record four
bales per acre. 90 uoas 20 pound tG
p'rrrut Nu'. staple li. inch. Heavy
fful'c- Seed Company. GAINESVILLE, Ca.
SUDAN sEEp-Ouly while my own
grown supply lasts. NJ &C per 10.
l0l-lh. lots. freight prepaid; free from
Johnson grass. tested 81 percent scrmi-
nation Act uON, lor you may not see
this al again. !. y. Mast Route No
!. Hutchinson. Kan.
SEED SWEEr PJTATOES-Ssn
Halls. pumpkin yams. free from black
rot. Go pound. IN j0p.pound: less than
that 1c per pound; orange cane seed Sc
pound +, o n. Whcllaui J. Med
FORD, Whentisnd. Oth
SWEET POTATO PLANTS Ready to
ship Ap'il /. improved Nancy Halls.
Porto Iic5n, lnu.oy and Triumph;
prices. 500 ai 81 ,j. 900 AZ 81 %. post
pad; hy express. not prepaid. ! 900 a'
t2an. 5000 90 - 1i: order plants early:
special pVrt otter No. g. two varieties
" each kind. 200 cabbage 200 tomato
goo potato. 50 pepper, th eggplant. all
FOR S. postpaid hcyc- Plant Co. Wig
GIN. Ni.s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-01

WANTED ip boy. s-ya~s.ug,r .af,
NiII gay 500 cash ana 90 % month.
raf must look good aud boo lu I,rl,.t
condition Phone Maple f.1s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-01
PERSONAL

JOHN dALLInAN. formerly from Lind.
p,y y.,s. M:S; ss:,, Ess:: "f5.iI Ola your brother
ny daughter, Mrs, Ella FIsshsr. ieft
Ceary the 18th OF February, prsspm-
II they will return homo her father and
mother will forgive and forget any past
trouble and cause them no trouble,
mother q dying q frlef; must know.
okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-01

FORD SEDAN win consider trade
Phone walnut 7l0l
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NOTICES

80 bly diamonds OH Fnd, silver
MofshonH Jewslry 90. $40 N lidNy
4 NEW rLlMiil.G 80 s0J " "sn
fofnlH Phone Mipo lgi. estimates
furnished IN new work, Jour repairing
nIrli'd work done ~ UfurNrnl
licensed plumbers STANDARD plumbing
HWuluy
J. . A nhHHob. ldN5 wesi main
Nr.nONE cosetlcfe. NH. i'lofrncs
llppg lTh I. on H. Iapla ,so.
o X STAMP a nnAL Co. ~ W
0fand phOns Walnut M
NOTlC7 Hats. Hats Litest spfins
STYLES, lowest prices. u nud W 80
scott ThbmpHOn BldE MnUlr 3Wa
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OFFICES AND SrOREROOmS
FOR RENT
OFFICE ROous ron RENT.

OFFICE ROOMS ron RENT.
one furnished IN baltimore bldG.
'".u"r iinnd Ave and Harvey
ltENlslll.D offices Tor tent IN modern
"'r" building Phone Walnut blSS
WASTED Someone ~ rent dcsiIabl,
,IDu 0diOlniug our. WIN get sicuOr
fnUWr ~ look Hfiur both Ofiicrs aud
t r,urn.., good chance for travel
o.. ...Y uf mlu With small business "a
,II ,tVu expenses. 6li lIrrskowlk
N.MI IT
IOH I.rST Two furnished of'irs
..IM. iluOhinH Estate building type-
Ni'rI 'or sale Inquire Room 80
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LOANS. REAL ESTATE SECURITY

lsT MTG. loans made: "a mtg paper
bought Il II. Gardner. ala Am Natl
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AUTOS. VEHICLES AND
ACCESSORIES

inH HALE pnd a ibrgaln seven boob.
lrrprrT dorkh hyo " witch are
s..d rnhoFluy. feet long Ameiicag
N4Uumi 40 West Main
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gDAKs. FILMS AND FINISHING

KODAK FILMS developed and printed
va DO superior work write for price
u1t We do not sacrifice quality tor
sreci. Wcsiiall Drug Comp my Osis
.nmN cib
KODAK FILMS deyelopsd free, pic
lures " each guaranteed Nnil 10
Tho Picture shop rhicHhsht. Okla
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PoULTRY-PETS-INcUBAToRs

BARRED ROCK eggs. PARKS bred TO.
ly strain. g. per ib Clarence NJ.
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STOLEN AUTOMOBILES

1915 S.PAssENGER FORD. engine No.
7i1.l33. tag No, 1s.iis. cylinder head
hursted and has been soldered dent In
rear end OF body. Return 10 ChoctA "
4 ole streets or phone Walnut is2J-R.
and receive reward.
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FINANCIAL
HAY AND GRAIN

IlNN Car 80 prairie. $40 per ton
u Chandler Niir ~ write Jane.
Ls'tr, Chandler. Csr
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WYLIE BROS. co.
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

POPCORN. peanut. hamburger wagon.
W Armstrong Woodward. Okin.
JEWELEE o. pun yet wa,cnmaker's
tools aud material, cheap, cash or
trnGe. what have you. y. NJ. care
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