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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-29
LOCAL BOWLERS
At A. B. c. TOURNEY
Nine Men Qualify in Singles
Event, anG -Four in
the Doubles.

TOLEDO. o.. March 2s.-south
Bend bowlers rolling in the matinee
events OF the American Bowling
Congress tournament Friday morning
and Afternoon nit their way into
counts high enough TO place them
in line for a split Of the $4,000
prize melon. Nine men qualified IN
the singles. while four pairs went
through for money marks in the
doubles. But two men who hit high
in the doubles were among those
who led in the singles. A West was
the South Bend star in the indvid-
uals event. smashing out 636. G.
Abraham was close behind with 627.
other pay singles were j. DerOse
SIS. c. Shanbaugh SIS. A. Atvas
e15. G. Richards Go. b. futile sol.
Bebsrger SIS. Sharkey $50
Doubles money winners were
Stark and Atvas LILO, Shafer and
Abraham 1925, Schnelle ard Hol-
land LILO, Thurn and Waters 1,l01.
The following singles and dou-
~" tN-AN1 1850 NNHttAa
singles
A. West 209. 22S, 2O1-63S
F. Abraham. 24O. 1919. 1SS-627.
J. DerOse. 222, 2z1, ISIS.
A. Atvas, 230, 151. 23f-615.
9. Shambaugh. 17s. 201. 225-
els.
G. Richards, 22S, 159. 2O2-s1O.
3. futile. 225, POS. 173-6O1
T. Sharkey. 169, 21l. GOOSE.
j. Cashier. rs. $50. 206-564.
X. Lucas, les, 1S2. 211-561
A. Khnkel. 1876. eos, 201-560.
r. Arnold, 16f. 1s9, 203-556.
G. Tnurn, 1S5. 175, 1g0-555
r. Mccormick. 1913. 1S7. 169-
544.
V. vankirk. $50. 1s4. 177-546.
J. George. 16S. 1874. 19t-54s.
0. Davies. 16s. 1SZ. 191-542.
l. Barth. 1S2, 169. 17O-541
Y. Woodruff. 1S6, 1S4, 171-541.
F. Vergin. 149. 200. 19O-539.
q. Schaefer. los 173, 1851.
G. Anderson, PIP, LAG. 174-532.
F. Dennis, 100. 100. 177-532.
B. Zimmerman. 15S. 176, 1882.
NJ. Maclyn, IL. IA. 2O1-522.
c. schmidt. 15S. 169, 1850.
]. Christman 142. IT'S. 1s3-513.
r. Scott, IL. 1S2, 15O-509
n. Boyer. 142, rs, l9O-507
o. Dice. 166. 167, 1851.
r. Schnelle, 10. 100. 1880.
A. Burkhart, 169. 143. 177-4S9.
b. Berger, PHI, 176. 2O1-4ss.
+. Waters, ia, 147. 165-4s6.
r. Cosgrove. 1856. 1T, 1926
I. Hennings. 159, AS, 1SO-4S4.
ID. Gall. III, 135, 171-4S1
5. STARK. 1877. 149. 174-4SO.
r. Colips. l73. 146. 155-474
r. Lauderman, 1913. III, 147-
4s1.
C. Popp. 1863. 15S. 125-4t6.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-29
MICKEY.


Madelon. Singapore and Beautiful
Ohio are the big hits for the Vic
trola Now in stock. c. w, Comp
Music Shop.-Advt. 1163S-30
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CITY LEAGUE.

= X X X X X x X x x = X !. =
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-29
OUR COAL MAKES WARM
FRIENDS.

shrimp Coal Yards Knoblock &
Martin. Telephones; Bell 199, Home
5s4O. 14Se7-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-29

Baskets: Cunningham 9, Cohl-
MEYER 3. Wedel ., Nyikos, O'Dell.
Scheer, Buntman.
Free Throws: Nyikos, out Of s.
Substitutions: II ollowell for
O'Dell.
Referee Darling
Timer: Edwards.
Scorer: Zuver.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-29
IRISH DEFEAT WORLD
AT HIGH SCHOOL

Although the local high school
will have no spring football prac1
tice. the basketball mangle staged
Thursday afternoon on the high
school floor had every detail of the
gridiron sport. The Irish made
good their challenge by defeating
the World 10 the count Of 10 TO Il.
The game was never decided unit,
the asst few minutes, when the
brick throwers STAGED their grand
rally for freedom, overcoming the
World. AS usual, the tradition runs
of someone getting layed out. Last
year Coach Cohlmeyer was the
goat, receiving a broken wrist, but
O'Dell took the hard luck this year.
having a splintered arm admins
tered. This Is the second accident
the returned COB has received.
during the tournament being layed
cut by a cash in his head. The dec
Orations Of both teams were clever,
the World five having the FLAGS of
the allies on their breast. Coil
meyer posed as FOch, having the
tri-colors on his person, Nyikos rep
resented Uncle sam with Old Glory.
Olsen took the place of the Ital-
ians, Waters represented Belgium.
while last of all was Zilky. repre-
senting John Bull. The micks wore
plain white shirts with the name
OF Pat Kelley. etc, on their fronts,
while on their backs a big L paint
ed IN green, or a ? Their arms
were striped in green, making them
resemble an Irish giraffe.
AT the set off the World took the
lead. placing three baskets before
the Irish seemed TO realize the
game was in progress, but they soon
started scoring, tying the score be
fore the half was over, the ilnai
score being 6 all. The latter period
developed into genuine fou
match. foul after foul taking place
although Referee Darling didn't
think il was necessary TO call them
the ref being just as interested
in the scrappy playing as were the
players Buntman made the mair
features at fouling. the Irishman'.
fight being the big feature of the
Irish five. First one team would
/ place a basket then the other, tyinl
the score, until with only a minut,
the final rally was made, giving tn,
| freedom seekers the game.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-03
NEW YORK

NEW YORK jan There WAS 20.
nyWcd liquidation and further de.
cline In the cotton market during O..
d'y's early trading Liverpool wnl,
rather weak showing. which. was n
disappointment 30 traders who lro
bought here ON yesterdays decline nl
after opening barely steady Bt U,.
cline ~ iG to 80 points The active
months soon sold some ON TO 20 points
net lower. with January touching 2N N'c
and March o. toe The circulation Of a
Few additional January notices Uni 70
ports that there was some southern
hedge selling probably helped 'hc Dc.
cline, hut the pressure subsidized after
the first few minutes and tho market
turned siesdier toward the middle u'
the morning on covering aud tuH'
buying
Rallies Of about - 10 % points were
not FUZZY maintained during tho w.'l's
~ tho morning as hulgcs seemed "a
bring out further scattering lluuld1.
tlon These offerings wrre gradually
absorbed however. and tho market be-.
came somewhat stcHdlcr around midday
on reports that Washington hud author
tied reduction In ocean freight rates
TO Liverpool from All southern ports ol
nearly 81 usr hundred January con.
tracts ruled around 20 90Sc and N1rDN
- GSc early IN the noon hour or about
II TO BE- points net lower.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-03
His Silver Stripe
No White Feather
For He Proved II

WASHINGTON, Jan 5--(Spcclan
The stage was set on prominent
Washington street \ junior army Of
'ccr with one gold stripe on hl,
sleeve. showing he had spent Sis
months on the other side OF the Al
lant,c, was walking in one direction
with hrs best girl on his arm. An.
other Young officer. wearing Sll-
vcr stripe showing si- months service
IN thl, country passed the. couple
what does that white stripe
mcani" asked the woman in the case
1T means the white feather de
clared the gold ,tr,per in tone loud
enough for the silver striper to hear.
Two blows were struck-one when
the silver stripcrs right landed on the
gold stripcr's Jaw and the other when
the latter landed ON the pavement
The NNcr-StIipcr apologlzcd tu the
young lady, declaring with ylgor he
could not have done otherwise Hearty
applause came from the few bySland'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-03
A|HM!N BREAKS
HEIGHT RECORD
Captain Lang Reaches Height
Of 30,500 Feet,


LONDON, Ian Flying a Brit.
IN alrplanr at Ipswich Yesterday
Captain Lang. an American c>'ab-
li,hcd a new altitude record. reaching
4 height of 1sOO feet Observer
Blowers who accompanied Captain
Lang. coll pscd when his Oxygen bot
tie broke bu' recovered Both men
we've iros,-bi,ten du-ing their flight
DAYTON. Ohio. Ian 5-Cap'. r
". Schroeder an American pilat oi
the Wilbur Wright aviation field,
held the altitude record Just broken
hy Captain Lang lie reached an
altitude OF 5000 feet on Sept lS
1918, coming down near Canton, Ohio.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-03
1900 MEN STILL
ON TRANSPORT.
Work Progresses FayorabIy
But Slowly,

NEW WORK, Tan. J Information
that approximately 1000 troops ~
Guiding SONG OF the Wounded had been
removed from the American transport
Northern Pacific aground at Fire Is
land was received by navy department
officials here at 1880 q. Midday
Iu. indicated that fewer than lSD
soldiers remained on board md the
work OF removing these in small boat,
.0l with 'he hreecheS buoy wa, prog
rc, sing fayofably. il was stated
The position Of the transport vas
declared 10 be virtually unchanged.
'a, danger oi her breaking up being
mo- greater than it was last right not
wl,hNoudjng the continued pounding
ui the sea-, Repairs had bccp made
which prevented further water from
entering thc holds. message from
the ship said.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-03
WALL STREET


NTW YORK Jan '-C0rfg4i0n of
speculative sentiment WIS Rrniu sw
resird hv ihe unceria.n ruur-, 90 Ir.uts
~ tho opening ~ tcdays stock market
Brooklyn Trrnsi' made a new luW rr..
Urd Ou Iis decline ~ point TO on,
Anaconda Copper also yicldrd point
probably iu connection with I's r.N
bond offering pud Mexican Petroleum.
Hul United FIult fen about IU.u's
N,yiru however InmclptrlN r"h0ur
d,d almost 10 points O,H,r Z. We're
,,ry s.ruis also uih"u H.tfr. -
rnm nri Tayus lN Pacific ow,'r 'aNf
Other tow priced rails benefited Iy
am nHusu1l demand for Texas Pacific,
Nuyaly Missouri Pacific and Rock Is.
nld fudug'rials md equipments also
improved under lead of United states
Steel CruClhle steel and Baldwin H..
conceive nnd sprclrlItes were TIIIol
10 motcrplly higher levels ly sugar
and d.vtIlling issues
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-03
LEGAIS


NJ TltE
There Will je AZ annual meeting OF
tho stockholders OF the state NATIONAL
tank OF Dkl1hunH tily, Okla, IN ,ts
panRlng tuOm at ~ o cioclt n m. on
Jan II 1919 TOT the purpose OF IN
election ~ directors tor the ensuing
year ana ether business that may prop.
rrly come before said meeting
GEO l.. COOKE vice President,
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF
STOCKHOLDERS OF MuSkOGEE
GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY
The annual meeting " the Stock
holders Of the Muskogeo Gas aud Flee
trio Company will be held on the 2ist
day OF January, 1919, at ~. o'clock In
tho forenoon nt the office n the com-
pany, ~ North Broadway, oklahoma
city, Oklahoma, for the purpose OF
electng . Board ~ Directors, und for
the Transaction of such other business
y may properly come before the meet
ing " Il, MERSON
Dec. ~, lplS Secretary
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-03
13 BELOW ZERO AND
KANSAS CITY WALKS

KANSAS CITY. No, Jan g. With
the thermometer registering thirteen
degree, below zero this morning Kan
,ls CITY walked 10 work or waited
Tor crinucd car service due to the
strike OF mo,urmcn and conductors
which today entered i,s twcn,y.iour,h
day Warmer weather is promised
for tomorrow.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-03
REAL ESTATE WANTED

WANT iu buy well located, clOsc.in s
to lg-ro0m house, good condition,
cash payment and monthly payment OF
SIS OF more, B-,00. Oltlnhoman.
WANTED TO -tnmprovcd. n
or i0.acro tract, small payment down.
balance monthly SIS East + ST. okla
hnmn CITY. Okla.
If YOU hnVr rcnl estate bargain
and want quicE action, ask Mr Pope,
Maple 2hj0 Walnut 220
WANTED 10 huy corner pair ot lots.
modern. northwest; have you an
equity In lots auld Tor taxes Phone
reynolds. Walnut b07i-I
WANTED--h or G-room home walking
distance nostpfticc state price,
terms and location l. o lioN iOl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-03
CHICAGO.

ClIf'NHO. Jan 7-HOGS receipts
2s 900 steady. bulk ii7isuIt ~. hutch-
vrS tIltIui5 'u. light SO e0U " 10.
packing tltstTlTs5 choice pig- tl525
HIt a. CATTLE. receipts 5000 Nend..
Choice bc,f cattle &lS-5ul9 as. common
r"l medium s. -sn rs %. butchers cows
#ri hrit'rs isiNulisp Csuusts S. 80
60. choice rfpck'rs tinaNuiJ 10:
common and medium s. 1yuln ~. choice
N.Hi calves 'ii.5ty iG ap. SHEEP. re-
..IIts lf0'u. steady Choice lambs
30 |Ur l'cl. medium Sl50DHlS 90. culis
SIl u"stlI 1N. ,No.r" ewrs 3l0b1uiO 70,
mr,-..m Is5auIu.yo. yuls s. goJ %.
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Husband Declared Jealous Her hus-
band was jealous ugi accused her ~
Keeping company with othcr mcn Is the
.tuH or Nrs Emma IulIUm Nu pc'l-
zion f.~ divorce filed bro district court
'udIE against James Pu'luU She n#s
i.I - aork 10 provide clothes uud food
Iur h.re'N the petition asserts They
~ re married hc~y iu ltl1.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-03
PLAN OF BAKER
IS VOTED DOWN
Hitchcock Contract Bill Is
Reported,

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3-By unan-
imous vote the senate military com
mi,ec today rejected Secretary
Bakers recommendation for lcgisll-
ton to validate informal war CON
tracts and authorize their adjuStmcn,
by the war department, and ordered
iayo.ably reported Senator Hitch
cocks bill introduced Yesterday legal
i,ing such contracts, but placing ad.
juStmen, IN the hands oi a non.in-
tcrested commission.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-03

boys ut opportunity school who had
laade TOYS. brought % fund ot 81 into
the school which II to he used In pur-
chasing drum. This ls the frs, step
u organization NJ a school orchestra
which Nll hc under dircotipn " Miss
Roberta Worlcv supervisor NJ music
ot the city schools raymond clark
aur Ewrrt HpnNiu are Prospective vi-
olir.rt and coructist and other boys ARE
planning membership in the new must
ral organization
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ST LOUIS.

ST tDUIS. Jan HOGS receipt,
o. v's -'y1y Lighta ie5lpl1 80.
.Hs 81. .unl't -. MIXED ilii0ul1s0.
heavy Nr6auli 90, bulk. tl750ul7 20.
CATTLE. receipts 200. steady. ma
''yr steers tli sHplS 90. ycHfliugg md
h..trgs 1lsUuI6 90, cows t,a"Ii2 n.
sprksrs i'inUl2 30; prime southern
r'ttf~ $40 "..ilN .n. cows and hritera
3, ruulFNn. calves S755Ilr ~ SHEEP.
receipts 1900. prospects steady, lambs
flfU'rlee ee.. ewes 1S5'IiH 90. can
I.rA o. UUul Nu.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-03

Madlii Agent n Visitor n Gnrlnul,
county p@,ni from Mndll. ana - IS
| walker. secretary OF tho Ada chamber
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-03

Too Cold for Fruit Nll sidewalk
fruit stands worc shut and locked this
nothing, On account uf the cold '\u
hlovcd up." ona II ihe owners pN-
planted 'Fwlt would quickly ttreEe
this Kind OF weather"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-03
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. 18n. BUTTER h'rhU
creamery sou asr EGGS receipts : .
a's cuses. unchanged POTATOES iDa.
cr. receipts 80 ears. Wisconsin. NiUHI.
gan and Nrrta.'l. hIik 81 .nIf NH
ditto sacks y-5IINn. pot LTHh
alive. lower. fowls siu3Yc. springs 2'r.
turkeys 2-c
Later the whole market became firm.
or owing 90 a bulge .u ourH. Relative
weakness ~ lnri was n.Hr.h'd Go an
u,f,s, Of the stock on hand hero.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-03
LIVERPOOL

LIVERPOOL. Jan 3 3--Colicu spot
dun. prlccS lower Good mldlung %" Olu.
mlddllns 81 I'D. low mIddnug 80 itd
good ordinary IS sd ordinary ls1h
Sales 500 h1lcs. including 900 American
Receipts idnOn tulrs. Including $500
American Futures closed guri Hnd
stcad, Jan ~ N'd, Feb. ~ 16d, Mar
u Iel. Apl lGfld.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-03

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..
yI' i''", mo-. .i'.. me- '.t. ="
''' ''..N '"..f 800 'A.'.'-
."."'.
''Hn'y 20 '"Iu ou .' property. p"
commission 30 To GARRISON, tlN state
sHN Bans atr, ..Ei t\IEJ
Another UtIItics Member Nu.D W.s
o.. N'd today announcing ''. Nprn.r'-
mont ~ i. o. 'fnHr mHn 're' ~ ih'
.l.p ,u o., .'.DgrIr, fu1r' 1f the utI-
uuWt lNIu's associations
s..Ir. A \t.U.,trs Auto r....r 60
r,.. u...I =. ,.I No.. It'd r..
tsyc, u..,tva, and Et.i. d.. uu.l.
"a. .,r.., =, rI.r.. tAt.l
,,..
w - tnmlW'E, chairman '' TIE '.'-
i,''l''h q, '.'' wiz '.t''.. '.
bhAhomr 'I''t'- 'rN'.I won .'''
u'' "' tic 'lfNnS S.' .t' lN,.
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10 li'''' "''"''.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-03
Good Cottage

BARGAINS iu D's homes and nums
on and Il. lDIl.. I ann q new mau
IN town " 81 Williams, 5li Baltimore
bldg utlHAomn t.j,..
FOH SALE-Owucr leaving Will sa,ri.
flCo well butt i-room bungalow, nice
bath aud closets. garage, chicken house
und garden ON two lots. near good
school. only $3.50. $500 at Sl4 80 per
month. Including interest. balance cash
best located home IN city for tho money
Mulrut .pY,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-03
TRAIN SERVICE
DELAYS MARKET
tower Prices for All Kinds
Of Butcher Cattle,
RECEIPTS TO-DAY.

CATTLE f1tH train service delayed
u, opening ~ tho market IN ihs csttis
oil. vision hero today Receipts ~ noon
Wrr. estimated ~ around = no hrld ~
,rf|I Hnd tHlyrH EIfly trading IN
a.,lfH Wus steady while tho lfao ~
N.f.H.F rfTNf tfHdluR W1H ~ rTfilly
ip 60 lover. Tho hulF ~ llr steer
f#..Ir fnh up ~ So on lIfs ~
Nf.N,. Dfi.. su.I from s. 40 l'i whia
N. iHE a. 'Hr medium ~ rVl kird
...I ru i.I 10 ts1b. lho H0oNsr
market NtH steady
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-03
ST LOUIS

ST Louis. Ian 2-TDTLTUN m-
otprErd. eNDep'"sccse Coz. BUTTER
Csc. EGGS. Glr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-03
CHICAGO CASH ophIN-

CHICAGO. Jan. ? cons 40 o. ,,'.
nu nominal OATS HtrH,.U .H.
.n.. RYE 80 =. {l'-II H'..
NV .---LtI-G
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-03
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. Jan RAW SUGAR
Nrrkr' .t.lIy centrifugal 2 .s,. i|..
gf1nuia,pt. sI"e
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-03
lLNW@StTll@mE

7 hive a property that | will sell for
81 900 that viii give the purchaser a
yearly income OF 81 500 or 10 percent
THIS property is wen located The I'M
utovrmcnls consisting Of brick bust.
I,r- house and y i-loom modern cot
1go. oould not he replaced for the
uT.D" asked Money II needed for other
purposes, and this is priced to sell
l.. b. 0YERSGREET
phone Walnut iogl 1901 n Ellison ST
THIRTY lois uu Exchange Ave, near
hull park. must he sold. b21 lnsur-
uucn Bldg walnut isl,
FOR SAli.-Cemcut block, vcmeu, floor
store building, .5Nt0 feet on corner
fONllU foot lot. idcnl grocery location
at sacrifice Maple l127.N
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-01-03
PROVISIONS
KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CRY Jan HTTTrV
EGGs. POTATOES and POULTRY
u.Itaurtl
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Liberty B-oEerage Co.
~ -
Inc.


y Robinson Maple ross
ANY county map of OslRhoma 2ic
Adams Engineering 60. Oklahoma
nv .n' y Hohlusou ~"
600 Aclu.s. Including sweden Town
site Duvnl county TrNns ur thJ-
fr-il rl.u HYi producing oll url gi.
N'Ils u"Hr. others ifllipg ripe frf ~
,'"U'u'r' nu D.lnullIng sacrifice. for
tl,u" mIghi scll pnrt 4 / lyn't
tNnru 5000 Michigan Ave, cl.ug D,
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BY De BECK

,,,
mn
.s ,.,.r.,,., r..r D.u..ru, Di, ,g .
Pc, , r.. .u W n Ju..s
....,.. \tY attended r.,
....I ....... ....f......
ocv-,rer psrrI.v4s .,oto Woman /
.f.-. r.r..... ...,',. woman WHO w.
..., VI ,.,' ., ..t ..,i.r,,I ra
...... '...t.. ,....i b.. l.. county NII H.. '
r,.. f.r,'y. 3D. We grarted a' ,hirrt ,
NIf.m Ssh. w.- arrested ~ a hotel
rr.' i. '.w.,.. l' GOO county 'HIr...
.l ..'.... ..g ,'.rr, ~ f'lHrE whisky
ruaI 20 Alleged Gun Player. IN.'
l.. l....I N., 'w"r,fr and 4r.
.rH r. ..''"l 'ran pays causing
Hu.m . rcunu tor divorce i.,l
.. '.. HI. 'Ht. court this Uuffit
.l..r.' N.rru. Hinton. She also charges
fH.. .. ..H..l ru' late '' nights Wiz.
out ..s excuse and had failed 20 lfusl.'
for Dow They w,iD married here 4.
1000 o.. ID.'I0U ut7,r' She n'hs ~,
court 'I ...'urc r'r maiden IAue -
M. MCCALL
reuo~,hOp suppsr Held Tho o-u
H ,.'.,. Fellowship supper ut 'No
i..... Wun,rs club was IIN,u l-si
n. .. o. t..r local club rooms br mo
'.., iuaid rs u1-'cssos. Miss Cun
....n .tUruHu Tw'uH-nyc mem
.. vr..n followed tine sHpr,r hour
- l'N'W'l iAl.H ana f'''N IN''f-
..-. featured th" opening aN1T
v..I VIA hereafter b" a weekly event
,..,
local Huun,. man. i- 40 at Wesley
/ hospital with Influenza.
/
Radiator Paint Burns En- rl0ycS a.
| the internal rr,,uu, collectors depart
/ r.n' needed r.a u. .k. this morning
/ ", d.. r..,1t,.r. n,c,o 10 hvrr or nm
/ s.- pt. er.,t,. h.sf put IN tnrm tL..
/ .,s-.
Husband Declared Jealou, Her nus.
/ band uls ir,l1us nnd accused her N
. Hn,rr. OF Mis- Emm, TulIWm iu pcti-
/ i.ur t.~ divorce filed bro district court
! today against James Pu'buw She n"H
/ i.H - work 10 provide clothes nuG food
, Hr l.re'N the petition asserts They
W.re married hc-u iu ltl1.
Information Against Card lniorw'-
'.. ,aIs joan 'W.. I'.. 800 iN"
Toms win uuay Ruson vas issued n'
l"u'F Attorney So.h| ana iII'A iN me
county court tna mHInng.
Board Talks Legislation Legislative
r-f'..- for iHu ru.ns year occupied
.t., rr,.f.r u..f o., thr discussion No g..
meeting uf the real estate board NJ the
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schooI poys Make slels- \

vantage u New N,nrH holiday, BOYS
ut tine opportunity school gathered H'
their manual training department uui
turned ont EIcds, Pine lumber was used
| m construction, Several of the sl,AH
were ,hoi with steel runners Follow
ing completion ot their tasks whi.h
occupied several hours. all made a rrtnl
rush for the SNOW.
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FOR TRADE

Beautiful a-Nop, S-roon mpdern
home: paving nearly out II In only
. blocks NJ those beNut'tul homes on
North Robinson " price $500; $500
cash and rmnll automobile At 5000
Non NssiuG n mortgage payable i've
rent
Farms and acre tracts Tor sale and
rent, houses and store hulldmgt for
rent. Liberty bonds bought aud told
Oklahoma Trust Co.
COS 10 Insurance Bldg Maple 49,
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oUT-oF-TowN REAL ESTATE

GOOD 6-roOm modern house IN Kansas
Clty, Kan, paving all paid. TO cx-
change for pair of lots for part pay
ment on or N.toom modern house.
northwest 92l baltimore Bldg
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Tn Heart o. z. lIgh

rfu bungalow rlu.u 10 lrf liUr. Wt.H
lnr distance. lloH bargain DO city
Ensy termp walnut 1850
In Heart OF Il. l%Gh
restricted dlsiict. eight rooms ufgo
basement ThfHgn urd dfiyt. viii frii
ypu the building foI a. Boo. Hri giN' goo
the lots. II IN worth " Bon. walnut 80
Or Maple 1901
SlN.NOpM modern r0itarr. garage
WHhh house. chicken hUusy uni ,Hfi.
shnd" trees, rl0ha M Sec Os'nef ~ !II2
y Shni'ol
SELL. before they huih nud white one.
tofini IN 80 high Don't wait ~ h'.
clulng market Cash your pfoprfil
now We cnn N II Phone M D'h
rou ana tell him nerpon-in'l'y nnl
reliability afs our vnlchE0ris No
rhafg" unless Wo ounNmmHic - d'I
Walnut go hignt wnlnu, laei
Ross r. TrOmas r. SoHs
500 ol E''h'nF" Hlig
New Years 5aTVG,EG
SPECIAL rNRGAlS - N..o s.funm
home uu fuli tote aliiI si. r.rr Gag
rcu ury Z ,.U.si 1000 .aHh
sHAHrEL HAHGNlN N-l.foom Ok1.
lumn bungalow ou .Ytn 81. ut t'.tHN.
10 'Hsh HnI balance - suit
SOHTilWI"T BARGAIN - nfnri
new t.tuum iuur1luN with Hll lyI'' .lu
frruIf'.. hardwood ruDrs uDlr tNp .iuf
line. if7.I. 80 no Terms tu .I,'
NORTH DININ SNNp Wil r'l
nI.o largo f'nm horne iu I'm" Dprd
ton lots 10000 feet. 80 rln,fs rur.h
~ ne r0ufv house iOr s son. u.ll nl'
ttrge ten. ~ r.I'
+crr tho gh school e room o. p,"'