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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-20
tBy TIE Associated Prssa)

Growing belief that Germany would
sign the peace treaty was strengthened
todAy by news Of the fall Of the
Slheidemann ministry in that couu-
W. The premier had been one Of the
most ontspoken Of German officials
In bis opposiise to the treaty. Pari,
advices Indicate the expectation there
that the cabinet formed by his sue
eessor viii be one that will accept the
allied terms. II Is reported that Gus
tave Nosise, the minister Of defense,
will head TIE new ministry.
From the current German dispatches
II would appear that the majority So
cialists, the independent socialists and
the centrists are in favor of signing
the treaty, with the German national
and democratic parties opposed TO ac-
cepting the terms. As the first three
organizations form an overwhelming
majority In the national assembly II
appears the new cabinet will in effect
receive a mandate to meet the de-
mands of the entente.
A situation has arisen In Italy that
threatens "a complicate the work OF
the peace conference. Premier Orlan-
do last night submitted the resisna-
tion OF his cabinet from an adverse
vote in the chamber OF deputies on q
motion by the premier for secret
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session At which the foreign policy Of
the kingdom would b discussed.
The resignation has not been &C
copied BY King Victor Emmanuel 4:
yet, however, and il may be that Sig.
nor Orlando will remain in office for
the purpose OF carrying on the work
of the peace conference In which hc
has been one OF the most prominent
figures.
Should Premier Orlando quit office
there apparently would be n consid-
cradle delay in the settlement Of the
Adriatic problem. In his address be
fore the chamber prior to the vote. the
premier said that the situation At pres.
ent was grave and that Italy was fac
ing the most acute phase OF the i'm
mense crisis arising from the war;
Meanwhile. notwithstanding the
signs that Germany will accept the
peace treaty. the allied forces are pre-
pared for her refusal Of it. Marsha
.Foch, ii is reported, will be in COM
mand on a front extending from the
Rhine to the Danube should for
ward movement be necessary. Swis,
advices say that Italian forces have
begun 10 occupy Vorarlberg, in the
extreme western part of Austria to
meet The allied terms. Switzerland, in
the meantime, is prepared to maintain
her neutrality, having called out
troops to guard her northern frontier
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-20
TOBACCO DEALER
Of new YORK. TO
ERECT BUILDING!
12-Story Office Structure at
Main and Robinson.

A tweive-story office building will
be erected soon on the southwest
corner of Main and Robi@son. the
present site Of the PATTERSON and
Hoffman Cigar store. according to
rumors prevalent in building circles
this week. The rumors are we'll veri-
fled.
New Yorker Gets Lsass.
II. 4. Lee, owner OF the property.
said this morning that il had Just
been leased to 4 prominent New York
tobacco merchant who intends putting
up a building on the site, ultimately.
Plans for the building are now said
TO be in the hands OF II. +. Bradburn
and Company, agents for the man who
will put up the structure. Bradburn
declined this morning to give the
names OF the men behind the move,
or any information a. 20 the exact
time work will begin OF Is to the size
and number Of floors Of the build
ing.
Il is known, however, that contracts
for space in a proposed twelve-story
building have been submitted to vari-
Gus business men in the city, and ii
is declared that the building is the
one planned for the Robinson and
Main corner.
Two Other Buildings.
This is the third large building ex-
pected to be erected soon here The
Tradesmens State bank will put up a
story building at the corner ol
Main street and Broadway on the sits
of the old Western National bank
buildini and N. d. Scott OF the Scott
Halliburton company is expected &c
announce plans soon OF a large build.
ing at Main street and Hudson
avenue. 1t has been rumored that Joe
Huckins jr. intends to construct 1
large building on the southwest corner
oi Main and Broadway on the site OF
the Huekins estate building, but thi,
cannot be confirmed.
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Congressman to
Proclaim Legal
Peace, Gore Says

SIOUX FALLS, S. D., June 49,.
Congress will declare \ legal state
OF peace II the peace treaty, with
the league Of nations covenant at
,achcd encounters delay when It
comes up in the senate" declared
Senator T. P Gore. of Oklahoma,
before he left for Washington to.
day.
Something must be done to facil-
itate intentional trade and COM
meree which is being hampered by
the present state Of affairs and, II
. fight developes over the league
covenant the only remedy will be
to declare . legal state Of peace"
Senator Gore said.
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TROOPS WANTED FOR
SERVICE ON BORDER

WASHINGTON, June D.--An-
nouncement was made today that Sec
retary Baker had authorized the re-
crui,ing Of 6,4s0 men for service on
the Mexican border They will re-
place men enlisted for the war emer-
gency and now eligible for discharge.
Men will be enlisted for the follow
ing arms and corps not to exceed the
numbers indicated:
White infantry 5000; infantry (ne-
gro) 1000 cavalry 10000; field artil-
.iery 1000; engineers 800; medical
corps I. 200; ordnance 80; signal corps
800; air service 500 and 9uartermaste'
corp, 500
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German Parties
Decide for Treaty

LONDON. June N---A Reuter- dis
patch from Weimar states that meet
iAg Thursday Of the Centrist members
Of the German national assembly de-
cided BY four -iifths majority In
favor Of signing the treaty Of peace
with reservations regarding response
bilisy for the war and the honor ol
the German nation.
The German national party, il is
stated, is unanimously resolved agains,
signing. Fifty-six members Of the
German democratic party voted
against signing the allied terms while
eight others voted that the treaty be
signed conditionally and one was in
favor Of signing without conditions
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HARVEST HANDS MAY -
Be HIRED At JAIL


Harvest hands may be obtained At
the city jail if employers care to as
sumo the responsibility Of reimburs-
ing the city for the balance Of fines,
Municipal Judge A. N. Munden an
'nounccd in eop.t this morning.
Prisoners, however, swill not be
forced TO accept the employment
against their will.
According TO Judge Mundsn's plan
portion Of each prisoners earnings
will be deducted from his pay each
week and sent to the court clerk
here. When the fine is entirely paid
the prisoner IS 4 free agent. The
vegrAnts in the court room showed
no ,nthusia m over the plan. q
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MEDICINES. WILL
Be SEIZED SOON
F ederaI Venereal Disease
Crusader Ready TO Act,

Seizures of more than a dozen pa
tent medicines and venereal disease
cures manufactured and sold in Ok
lahoma will be effected soon, Is 4 re-
suit of the work Of G. Z. Eigenberger
Unitsd States drug Inspector. Kieen.
berger who has been engaged in the
work in this city for some time is nov
busy preparing papers authorizing the
seizure of the drugs which are adver-
tised as containiNgii medicinal aSd
curative. properties which their uSs
will not substantiate.
National Campaign.
The campaign Is part Of q similar
national campaign in progress for sew
eral months and during which hun
dreds Of preparations have been seired
Many medicines sold in drug stores
in the city will come under the ban
Eigenbergcr says. and several manu-
featuring firms in the state will b.
affected. Federal laws give agents
power to seize the drugs and TO prose
cute the manufacturers as we'll.
Eigenberger is working from III,
headquarters Of the Kansas City dis.
trict from Kansas City. This distrie,
comprises Oklahoma, Missouri. Kan.
sas and Nebraska. There are twent,
other districts in the national cam
paign.
Names Are Changed.
Many manufacturers have beer
changing the names OF their product,
10 avoid prosecution, Eisenbergei
says. But in many cases this will no
change the situation.
A similar campaign against drug
sold in violation Of the state law vii
be waged by DR.. J. c. Mahr, public
| has offirsv
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Assembly favors
SiqninQ, Report

, LONDON, June D.-(3N p. m.)
.-The German national assembly sit
ting at Weimar, is reported to have
decided to sign the peace treaty
though the terms have been submit
ted t. the peace committee Of the as.
sembly fer formal action.
This decision, it was reported. wa,
taken following the resignation OF
the Scheidemann cabinet, which an
nounced its decision to quit office Al
o'clock this morning, following a
lengthy session with the German
peaIc delegation. -
News OF the downfall Of ire
Scheidcmann ministry reached Lon
con in dispatches from The Hague
ard later in reports from Plrl II
is reported in peace conference cir.
cles at Paris that War Minister Gus.
tave Noske, an avowed advocate OF
signing the treaty, will head The rev
German clblhe' This repor. ihu!
Ear is not officially o confirmed.
The report that the national as
sembly has decided to sign came y
III exchange Telegraph dispatch from
Paris. quoting advices from Wcima-
This report was generally believed
here in view OF the resignation Of III,
Scheidemann ministry, though, II
Rcked official confirmation. u
Four -fiftbs Of the centrum party
controlling eishty-eight ef the Al
votes in the national assembly, voted
in favor OF signing the treaty. Ths
democrats voted fifty-six 10 nine
against acceptance. ~ IA
The Scheidemann ministry will
continue to carry on the duties o
ihe government until they new min
istry is formed, said another Ex
r. change dispatch from Paris. Seheide
mann and Foreign Minister vol
Brockdorff- -Rantxau had committed
themselves too far against acceptance
Of the treaty TO remain in office, III,
Hispatch said,
Earlier dispatches from Vienna
kcday had corroborated Internationa
News Service dispatches Of yester
day from Weimar. showing q major
ity OF the cabinet favored signing.
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Scheiden. ann Says
Terms "lmp0sSibIe"
(By Interna tional News Service. J

(By International News Service.)
WEIMAR. June lo.-(Delayed)-
An announcement from the office Of
Premier Schiedemann stAtes that the
German cabinet adheres to the stand
point that the allies terms Of peace
are impossible OF fulfilment and in
tolerable."
This decision was reached. II was
stated, following a nocturnal meeting
with the Versailles peace delegation
at the ducal palace, lasting until J
o'clock this morning
Later in the day the cabinet held =
conference with the prime ministers
OF the individual German states and
with committees OF all the political
parties,
The national assembly is scheduled
to meet this afternoon, but the full
session at which il is expected that
a final decision of the peace terms
will be made. is scheduled for tomor-
row friday afternoon.
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AMERICAN OFFICER
OBSERVER WITH R-3A

LONDON, June O-Lieut. Com
mander Lansdown, of the United
States navy, who is to accompany
the British dirigible R-J4, or her
flight to America, il Germany signs
the peace treaty. is now acting as an
observer aboard the dirigible in her
maneuves over the North Sea. The
R-N has been provisioned for sew
eral days and is said to be doing i'm
portant Photographic work.
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Majority Of Parties
Ready TO Sian Pact

BERLIN, June N.--A dispatch "a
Che New Berliner Tageblan from
Weimar reports that Matthias Erfber-
ger, head OF the armistice commission
Gustav Noskc, minister Of defense
Herr Wissell. MINISTER OF economics
Herr Schmidt, food minister, and
Herr Bauer, minister OF labor. all ar,
In favor Of signing the peace treat,
while 90 percent OF the majority so.
cialists, rs percent OF the clericals, y
percent OF the democrats and the en-
tire independent faction are ready tc
yield.
The correspondent predicts that tn,
cabinet will resign and says Count yor
Bernstorff, former ambassador to th,
United States, is likely to succeed
Count Won Brockdorfi- -Rantrau as en-
voy TO Versailles.
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formation from q reliable source that
Germany will refuse to sign the treaty
in its present form and will so inform
Clemenceau on Monday, or fail to
make any reply. Despite this newspa-
per statement. the Swiss are betting
two to one that Germany will sign,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-20
The Strong Withstand the Heat Of
Summer Better Than the Weak.

Old people who are feeble and
younger people who are weak, will be
strengthened and enabled to 90
through the depressing heat OF sum-
mer by taking GROVES TASTE
LESS chill TONIC, 1t purifies and
enriches the blood and builds up the
whole system. You can soon feel its
Strengthening. Invigorating Effect.
6Oc. (Ady.)
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WIRE CHARGES
(contlnusd from PAGE ~


lration and Cancellation in labor mat
ters, Johnson says, it has Endorsed the
telegraph strike and will do every
thing IN its power to assist the
strikers.
Reports from other parts Of the
country, especially Texas are most
encouraging, he says.
One girl multiplex operator in the
Herskowits office OF the Western
Union left her desk this morning and
Joined the strikers. She predicted that
others will follow in the next few
days.
u would have gone out sooner had
| realized fully what the strike
means" the girl said. And ! am sure
the rest will when they learn. They
don't allow the girls to talk about IN,
strike while on duty and II any ar,
seen talking to strikers on the street,
they are fired
Girls Want Equal Pay.
Several girl multiplex operator:
were on picket duty today in front o
the Western Union office on Broad
way. They said they would hold ou
for equal pay with Morse telegrap.
operators.
The stairway leading to the o,iic'
on the twelfth floor Of the HerskowitI
building is still being guarded nigh
and day. Guardsmen said this morn
ing that the strikers had made NJ
attempt to force entrance to the tele
| praph offices.
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Fall of Petrograd
Fortress Is Near

COPENHAGEN. June O.-The fall
Of kronstadt, one OF the principal forts
guarding Petrosrad. is expected hour
ly, according 10 dispatches today.
Two regiments defending the fort
are reported to have left il to join the
allied forces.
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oss a II .ssass siisibisa Il ~.
pensd sseresb o. Nay n Martyr
siippsd away without her mother''
consent and married Frank Carter. ~
actor from Nebraska. whom she mel
five years ago Ia London, when she
was still In short dresses and dancing
with her sisters. She gave her birth
place - Findiay. Ohio,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-20
Now 1sn'tFhis
Just Tough Luck?

NEW YORK, June O.-There are
about one million bachelors in New
York and most OF them have the blue :
today for the news has leaked out tha,
Marilyn Miller, dainty little dancing
star OF the "Follies" is married AntI
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How on Cabinet Stasda

COBLENZ, Thursday, June 49,
-Four members OF the German cabine,
favored acceptance Of the revised
peace terms, according to the CORE
spondent, Of the Cologne Zeitung, tele-
graphing from Weimar. They were
Matthias Ersberger. Johannes Bell
Custave Noske and Eduard David.
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,sst has bssa. eserasia6lal N t>|
department. h satsd.
Whether The Fridsr ryiesfed n
meant todaysce 3 weak lgoQ tcdsyl
also puzzled officials Of ths depsN,
msnt.
The general. impression was. how.]
ever, that II referred 10 today.
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Text Of Revised
Treaty Will Be
Given Out Soon

( WASHINGTON. Juns 20. The
text. Of the revised peace treaty will be
given .out ior publicatiop Fridsy morn
inS," the state ,6epartmsnt was ad-
vl.st today. Upon rsesips ,ci We di.-
pAtch Acting SecretsU Pok imme-
diatsiy eshled fos, las(her Satills, ~
none Of tha asneMdmont3 70 thd .ogigtnll
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Baby's little dresses will just sim
ply darsie Il Red Gross Ball Bles Is
ssed in the laundry. Try il and sce
for yourself. At oil good sroeer!. SC.
H. (Adv.)
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III women gain political controll--"
Yes; 20 on"
DO you think they win allow the
government TO persist in collecting the
taxes on ice cream and soda wster'"'
Star.
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Germany May Seek
Time for Plebiscite

BERLIN. June D-Reports from
Weimar today said it was quite likely
that the government will ask the allies
for . further extension Of time to al
lon . referendum TO be taken through
out Germany on the terms ot peace.
These reports were not confirmed
officially but the semi-officisl Wolff
News Agency. evidently inspired BY
the government, distributed them 10
German gntwspaper, and intimated
that eshressipns are forthcoming
The lev government officials re-
naming n Berlin said they believed
the slliei wouid graat The sessest for
more tine fos q pIebiseite Official,
who favored signing IT. treaty said
they had little dssht ~ ~ D popu-
lar vote vculd favor acesptaaea q the
silied terms and ~ aeceQtaaeo By
4 rli6se0dum a The u1le1D cssuDaa pso-
ele vesll ss9sagsis4 ~ sllies 6osi-
- = Aalsesry: ,.,
oHlDe "a oeelso
III ~ 1r(Qtv
? lssl =
..5 u - -. ~ =. = 2. -. X. 4 49, ~
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U. S. TO SELL STAMPS u.
FOR BOOZE AFTER JULY |

WASHINGTON, June 70. Ar
though foreseeing mo reason 70
doubt that wartime prohibition vi
become effective July l." the ptefaal
revenue bureau, in accordance with
an opinion Of the attorney general.
will continue the sale Of tax stamps
for Intoxicating beverages after that
date. Commissioner Roper said,
however, that the sale would be with
the distinct understanding that man
ufaeture or bale Of prohibited bever-
ages was in no way authorized. ~
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Bdtish Xarships Al panris.
Vital Statistics

M Y. "a. "a ~; = 1":sii a'ii' wA,s.. 'n r..,
W; y ;:s. ga II: r.; John h., Fitzgerald. az
o..,S:, ;
olsa: n; ;;. W., ~ ;ss Tsr,y ": .sIss M: :;5. p
Sssdas h':;. w.., Reno ss'"S "','ss, .'I''''
Dyl.AIns P.rmlss.
EiGhseoesh street. N.soS;
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wAss 1aby h TsstAiae.
GROVES BABY BOWL MEDIA
CINE will correct the Stomach and
Bowel troubles. Perfectly hafmless(
See directions sn bottle. Price 0cJ
~ Nevl
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Rletsk Qusllsd By Cuns.

WATERBURY, Conn, June 10
Quiet reNk Nkped in this, city today fol-
lowing lastsiSht's Hos in which half
. .dosen or moro policemen we're in
jured. one seriously and . number OF
rioters suffered injury. The rein
forced police force, members Of the
city guard and the local companies OF
state essardsmen were still on duty to
prevent disorder and keep the crowd
moving. The Brooklyn district Of the
city where the riots originated, was
still practically under martial law thl
morning.
Ddtish Warships at Danaig.
LONDON, June N.-Two British
cruisers have arrived At Danzig. where
Spartacist Disturbances are reported,
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AUTOS. VEHICLES AND
ACCESSORIES

WANTED good second hand ton
truck. 1905 W. list.
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OFFICES AND sroRERoOMs
FOR RENT

LHQOvER sweeper for rent Walnut
q v W.
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We Are AnxiOus

ANT 10 buy household good Of all
kinds, private party. walnut lst7.
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To buy your second hand furniture and
stoves viii pay cash or exchange new
for ua.I can Walnut r1T
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I ire Price
Smashed

So percent off on Miller sesred TO the
road Tires. All first grade. not seconds
Is percent Off list price. Our price net.
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CATTLE AND STOCK

For SALE jersey calves. ills
w Nst ~ Phone Walnut 6lij-J.
FIVE Jersey cows for ssl" cheap. See
owner. " W. Main Walnut ~.
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ONE registered yratliuE Shorihorn bull.
dandy. cash or terms. 3l-. CMsseu,
Walnut aJ51.R.
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CATTLE AND STOCK

WANT 10 buy nsby caves, one TO ten
days old: no Jerseys wanted Phone
Walnut 1855.
BABY PIGS fer sale. Eagle Serum Co.
Packingtowb.
I AM SELLING 70 head Of thorough.
bred running horses of very best
breeding with Il head OF cettle at pub
lie sale on my farm Is miles In north.
west OF Kinsflshcf, = miles west OF
Dover. on Sept I, 1919. For lnforms.
ton address =. NJ. Brown or II. G.
Brown. kinsfishcr, Okla
FOR sALE-fwo fine Jersey COWS st
itca East 18th. Call after 6 \. G.
McNsllly.
ron BALE jersey cow. win
sacrifice for t15o1 1915 West 3oth
Walnut lsNi.I.
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BUILDING MATERIAL AND
LUMBER

y CAR 2st 5000 NJ. a car eXs $40 cO
NJ; ! mixed car 2xi $500 N. 2rs
f+3 90 NJ. ship lap. tisN NJ Mckee.
Nllinore Lumber Co, Walnut 7'S0
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS

WHO pays highest price for second
hand furnituro1 2?i W. California
Maluut lTGl
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ny others that are bargains.
AUTO MARKET

FOR SALE - New g-psssenrer Ford
with HRssler shock absorbers, is.lnch
steering wheel and lock- and electric tnil
light fslS tsszh. Phone Walnut sl:.
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LARGE front sleeping room, ground
floor. modern. gentlemen preferred.
80 L. 9Th.
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LOST AND POUND

LOST-A gold bar pin. onyx u with
diamond inset on Lnwood car,
liberal reward Walnut t7sq.
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LARGE sleeping room with six win
dows. private home: employed lady
only. Reference. 621 East Eth
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S TT / Z
Roadster equipped wi'h Westinghouse
air rprrr rho.k tbso.hc.J. sets N
nrk'H. seat covers royal cord tires.
lpuhH like now terms
MOTOR CAR saLES co.
ll"r'"-AirUN Dlrtrihut)rs
Walnut $40 SIS ~ y Bdwy
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ONE nlco sleeping room wdnut u5a.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

EXTRA large front room; closet. lava
tory. also small room. ~ West gth
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LOsT--A suit case between Santa Fc
and ball park. Initials on case ". Y.
c. Call Walnut 2sl7.
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Used Car Bargains

Okla. Gas n Electric enclosed elec-
trio truck, suitable for vegetable
49, wagon, etc. '...,........... ?
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