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The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-05-28

he'd signl
Lenne could easily polish off the allies if Kolchak
would only leave him alone
Peace congresses may and peace congresses may
CO. but Villa goes on forever.
Why does Hi johnson begrudge Wilson secret treaty
when everybody else has one?
And just Toledo gets rid of booze, it has prize
fight You can't hold that town in.
This treaty will not be "scrap of paper" because it
was preceded by another kind of scrap
There is suspicion in some minds that when the mil
lennuim comes, it, too, is to be compulsory.
Hawker and Grieve have shown that they have
enough to take her in wildcat oil stocks.
So, they going to bring home the ArchangeI Amer
Cabinet members must be careful not to blurt out
america first" when they boosting the league.
The big four are cruel when they require Kochak to
accept the league of nations go without supplies
Uncle Sam is a wonder worker in directions, but
IL he fools with operating railroads much longer he'll go
broke.
We that the Paris peace conference turn its work
over to the republican committee committees of the
senate.
Should beer and light wines win, something will nave
to be done to divorce the Brandywne Creek, Pa, part
nership
President Wilson has been over where the army was
long enough to find out, no doubt its sentiments "we
and dry"
Forty years have brought notable changes in the
method of lOvemaking-Toledo Blade Forty centuries
you mean.
Inc testimony IN the l, w. w. case amounts 10 ~,
100000 words but with all that it can't prove that treason
is Americanism.
Lord Robert Cecil says the Monroe doctrine will be
weakened by the League of Nations We say it won't
or by anything else.
Ambassador Bonlas has gone to Mexico to tell Car
rama many important truths but Carranza has shown
that he is truthproof
President Wilson is sharing in framing the Bull
garian peace terms, the United States having been
at with those esteemed cutthrOats
What fine free country this is! People are going to
be allowed to their railroads. telegraph and tele
phone lines we'll as other kinds of property.
1t may be that Mr. Wilson would rather write book
and freely what he thinks about things than
for a third term. 1t is said he is not candidate.
Frank Simonds says the league can't survive unless
America makes alliance with France. Strange how
many things America must pay to keep the league alive
NOBODY thhks OF cutting PIE into six or eight pieces
for returning soldiers Part of the joyous welcome home
is the sameshaped wedge of pie boys when they
went away
Slick New Workers who have sold inferior stuff to the
bolshevk financial agent at extoronate profits may be
interested in knowing that Lenne recently sent over
s77,6s7,s 67 in bogus bank notes to said agent
Our special offer on the Daily Sun has been extended
until June account of number being unable to take
advantage of this offer in the short space of one week
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1919-02-21

If you have vacant room make it
bring you rental. Use the want col
umn in The Leader to advertise it.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1919-02-21

the young child the same gift that
some remote ancestor possessed. /
this gift is nurtured and trained, the
chances are that the child in mature
life will surpass its ancestor Some
who are dull at figures, and the usual
school studies, have dett and cunning
hands that with training would make,
in some cases, a genius il the line
that nature intended them to pursue.
In the past our public schools have
in measure tried to fashion the pu-
pills in mind call in the same mould"
If they di dnot keep up with their
grade they were ''dull, backward, or
mentally weak" When in fact the
child was neither, but lacked the train
ing that its peculiar temperament re-
quired.
Prominent people in PineIlas county
have incorporated the "Pinellas Mem
orial Vocational Institute" to provide
a place where children can be educated
along the lines they are fitted to pur-
sue, as memorial to the soldiers who
sleep their last long sleep in a foreign
land. Such a monument will grow
larger and grander as the years go by,
and will tell to future generations the
heroism of the brave boys who gave
their lives for world freedom. 1t will
also tel lof the gratitude that stirred
the hearts of the people when this in
stitute was founded to perpetuate the
memory of their supreme sacrifice.
In time to come, hearts will thrill
and manhood be stirred to nobler eff
fort, as the tale of their devotion to
freedom and right is told and retold
in song and story, The boys and girls
who in this institute of learning will
have their especial gift or talent train
ed and developed, and be fitted to take
an honorable place in life, will be a
LIVING monument to our heroes, no.
bier and grander than inanimate COL
umns or statuary alone could ever be.
This institute is to be built by popu-
lar subscription. Send all money to
Miss Sarah Cotton Smith, secretary,
Largo, Fla. Money will gladly be re-
ceived from anyone anywhere, who
wishes to honor our heroes and ex-
lpress his gratitude that peace once
more reigns in our country. No sum,
however large or small, will be re-
fused, and lest we forget, send it now.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1919-02-21
A PERSONAL MESSAGE TO YOU
ABOUT MONUMENTS TO HEROES
Continued from page one)

!
ments and social activities can be util-
lied to raise money for the same pur-
pose. Opportunity should be given
for as many as possible to have a part
in the enterprise. For men to contrib
ute outright few liberty bonds to a
local community cause will help to dis
pei the delusion that a man is doing
anything especially generous when he
puts his money into an investment
which offers the best security in the
world and fair rate of interest. To
! couple the fifth loan with free gifts
and soldiers memorials will make it
in a real sense a Victory Loan. 1t will
be much more than this. 1t will be a
Reconstruction Loan.
Should Be the School
Wherever possible this community
memorial building ought to be the
public school house, in order to pre-
vent needless waste through duplica-
; ton. 1t is the logical community cen
, ter. 1t is non-partisan, non-sectarian
and non-exclusive. 1t is owned and
operated by all the people and there
fore furnishes a platform on which
all can meet on terms Of self-respect
The schoolhouse could be remodeled OF
enlarged or replaced by a new one
1t is the natural capitol and clubhouse
of every community. In rural dis
rticts small schoolhouses should, Of
course, be consolidated in order &c
eliminate a waste and secure a COM
munity large enough to support the
kind of building here proposed.
"The school house ought to be used
70 rthis purpose wherever possible. II
in any place the school officials are I'M
progressive and unawake to their OPP
portunity, then an independent build
ing ought to be erected. Institutions
I are made for the people, not the peo'
'fple for institutions. Let US use what
ever means are available for our pur.
pose. But there is no need for any
community to submit to backward
Hooking board of school directors. The
schools belong to the people and it is
I their privilege to compel school off
fcials to be their public servants anc
execute their will"
In his foreword to the bureaus cir.
cular Commissioner Claxton states
that the bureau of education will glad
join with other agencies in stimulat-
ing the erection of memorials of this
kind to American soldiers and sailors
A Personal Message to You.
(By a Pinellas County Mother.)
Did you ever look at the children il
your home and wonder why they were
so different from each other and, theil
parents? Mother nature is a wis.,
mother and sAe often reverts back .
generation or two and bestows upo;
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1919-02-21
SOUTHERN UTILITIES Company
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In Court of the County Judge, Pinel-
las County, State of Florida.

In Court of the County Judge, Pinel-
las County, State of Florida.
In re Estate of
Mikes Alahuzos, deceased.
To all creditors, legatees, distributes
and all persons having claims or de-
mands against said estate:
You, and each of you, are hereby
notified and required to present any
claims and demands which you, or
either of you, may have against the
estate of Mikes Alahuzos, deceased.
late of Pinellas county, Florida, to the
undersigned administrators of said
estate, within two years from the date
hereof 49,.
Dated January 20, A. D. 1919.
EMANUEL PASSARIS,
MICHAEL ALAHUZOS,
Administrators,
Tarpon Springs, Florida.
(Jan. 81; Feb. 7-14-21-28; Mar 7-15-
22-29)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-14
BELGIAN ENJOYS WILL
QUIT LABOR MEETING


WAsHtNGTON. Nov. II ii-yes,rrday
marked the first move tovari dlsinte.
grstion Of the international labor con-
ference mere
Following Adjournment Of the oons
ference yesterday afternoon until Mon
day afternoon II was announced that
one OF the Belgian government dele
gates and NOR. than score OF the
advisers and secretaries of the Belgian
delegation Would leave Washington
sunday and sail for Belgium on
Wednesday on the Sieuw Amsterdam
from New York.
Michel Levie 10 the government dele-
gate that is leaving His place will be
taken by Armand Julin, secretary Of
,he delegation. This leaves virtually
only the two government delegates. ,he
employer delegate and the worker del.
egnte remaining at the conference for
B"igium These intend 10 remain
throughout the conference. unless II be-
comes too protracted.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-14
OUTSIDE LIVESTOCK
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. Nov. lt.-HoCs. rc-
ceips 5000; generally 35 to i0c higher,
closing weak Bulk titfSp II 80:
hesvies ilA00aitso, medium SiA26T
tss; lights tl,soVltsS; pigs tlab09
400.
CATTLE receipts 1900; steady to
strong Choice heavy s,eers Si7iS1
1915 medium tisoOvif ,5: common
h,SSs9SissS ,S o%mou 'AGIss $500 ss' g., sn,ts.. lss
h.,ls.s !. ns. ;sss;gi'ss COW. m,sqiis5.
1910
sHEEp: receipts 1900: steady 10
weak Lambs ii250git75: culls 1s rs
dl22 yearlipg wethers 3s75dii t0:
ewes $500 ous.25 culls S3.001575. breed.
". ives F5o0i2.oo, feeder lambs
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. Nov 1.-THE cotton
market showed continued nervousness IS
and lrregularity during tho days early
trading. The opening was points
lower to 81 points higher with Decem.
her relatively firm In response to high.
er cables. reports OF killing frosts more
or ksss generally In the belt and tho
census report showing tho domestic
mill consumption OF 555,1A bales for
October. against NO,s5t last year, De
cember sold ut 51sOc and March at
81 ,0c during the first few minutes but
the advance met considerable southern
selling and prices soon weakened undcr
a renewal ~ wall street and scat
tering liquidation
Near months were rclh lively weak on
reports that the lower tenders BILE
grades were offered more freely with
December selling of to ss.7Oc and
March to $500, or SO TO rs points net
lower The bulk OF the pressure wos
again attributed 20 Wall street and
local liquidation, owing to apprehen-
slons that banking interests would dis
courage any revival Of speculation or
might force liquidation OF speculs-
lively held cotton In the south.
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GRAIN
CHICAGO osAlN ANo PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO. Nov. iA--Notwithstand
that owing to advances In New York
the corn I mars., a. lSos lir.s sSowsS a co., sSs.
siderable strength. the effect failed 10
last Enlarged receipts together With
clear. cold weather likely 10 hastso the
crop movement counted against the
bulls. Opening prices. which ranged
\ TO Hc higher. with December (I.tt
10 san and Nay u n 10 Si.77k. were
followed by a reaction 10 about the
sane ns yesterdays finish.
Subsequently. free selling on the part
of commission houses led 10 q general
decline In prices. The close was unset.
tied Y 10 2kc net lower. with Dsssm.
Der .sek To li.S0x and Nay ei1<x
10 81. 15.
Oats duplicated the action Of corn.
After opening unchanged TO No htyh-
er, including December at f7k 10 Tie.
the market scored . moderate gain and
then underwent q setback,
Upturns In the value OF hogs lifted
~ DIVISIONS.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-14
LEGALS
NOTICE OF SALE OF AUTOMOBILE
TRUCKS FOR STORAGE AND

NOTICE OF SALE OF AUTOMOBILE
TRUCKS FOR STORAGE AND
SAI.vAGlNG RiLl-
Notice 10 hereby given that In pur-
suance Of lien for storage and for
work. and labor In salvasing and haul
Ing TO their place OF business, which
said en- Ia In favor OF tho Oklahoma
Gns Eneine Company, q corporation.
against the Commonwealth Insurance
Company Of New York City. The lir.
oii"Som.' ciy, ''osI oiI.soSSS.I.' SSI'''ss0' "a 4 Z,
semans and Il. Z. Kanasa. and the
property Of the said Commona ealtn
Company. I'd n. semans and II. i.
ksnaga, and on which said lien claim
there Is due the sum Of thrcs hundred
and sixty dollars $500 for storage
snS snsns @ sna Sc'. sayns ns fsF pSss pssS.ry "
hereinafter described and the costs and
expense OF foreclosure. and sale under
'ad lien. all Of which is past due ana
which sa'd lien Is on the following de-
scribed property;
Three t3) one ~ ton indiana Trucks
model S-Mo,or Nos, i37bo-i'7N.
Now Therefore. tho ABOVE property,
OF so much OF It Us Ia necessary 70
satisfy the above described Hen, viii
be sold at public out cry to the hiGh-
est bidder for cash on Saturday, me
Yeth day of November 1919. at o'clock
p m. At the place Of business Of the
Oklahoma Gas Engine Company et alt
North Western Avenue in. Oklahoma
City. Oklahoma County, State OF Okla
homa.
To satisfy said lien indebtedness and
cost OF this sale.
Dated, posted and published al okla-
homa City, Oklahoma County, State OF
Oklahoma, this nth day Of November
OKLAHOMA GAS ENGINE COMPANY.
Lien Creditor.
ny Harry W. Priest, Attorney.
n7 Weaver Bldg,
IA OklnhnmA CITY OklA
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ct. LOUIS.

EAST ST LOUIS. Nov, II.-HO6s:
receipts 1900 10 10 sSc higher Bulk
i.si y,sS7G T'S,9" S,9. Sts:;;sS.'' e.
CATTLE receipts 1900 steady:
choice heavy steers $4,000 isiS; me.
dunn fll .ooIi175. commonA - rs D II. rs /:
choice lights yt50Qls.2s common
$500 lt2S; butcher heIfers "a 500 is.O .Oo
cows 365Qh 1900 Gamers IS 2bHsso;
calves tt 500 l6 90; feeders $500 LOO
stockers 80 5000 90.
SHEEP receipts 5000: steady: lambs
sl2.SoGiS %; 7cuils ~ 0onl.06 year-
Ing weathers tlo00Vi2.25. choice swss
$500 $50. culis 81 60ff50O.
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COTTON.
NEW ORLEANS,

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 1.-THE ron.
tinued cold weather In the belt and the
large American consumption for Oc-
tober, put tho price OF cotton strongly
higher In the early trading today, the
active months gaining 81 10 10 points,
An unfsvorable view OF the senate
reservations TO the league Of nations
covenant and reports Of higher money
selling under which tho market fell
late In the morning TO levels 80 to 60
points under tho close OF yesterday,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-14

Third + loor souihwert National Bank
Bldg Walnut 2slt
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WALL STREET

NEW YORK, Nov ii-Yesterday's
vigorous rally In the stock market was
extended AT the opening OF todays sss.
sion. active issues advancing l to I
points. Features OF the recent depres-
slon were again the first 20 rebound,
General Motors leading the list Among
the high priced spetialties, American
Tobacco, selling eI-dividend u s par
cent, soon showed gain Of 70 points,
ket a broader foundation at ADVANCE
Of 10 . points. Initial gains were
materially reduced within the first half
hour, General Motors reaching 30
points
Tho effect n the II percent money
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QYB4iaG

Lone olrscters TO Msst--rhs ve>hiy
luncheon OF the hoard OF directors ol
the Lions club will be held In the
Chamber OF Commerce Tomorrow aS
noon.
Southwest National bank dirsctos Wir
meet In the Chamber Of Commerce q
noon tomorrow.
crsdk Men Plan 0snevs>-The on.
lAhoma City Retail CrShk MsA'e ~.
sociation Will KiYA- \ -haAoueA- N He
Chamssr OF Commerce at so o'clSc6
ne1t Thursday evening.
Legion Men - ~ Psrty-rNs Aussi.
can legion and their ladies' have been
Invited to attend the Z. W. c, A, On.
tertainment at ! O'Clock tonigkt at She
T. W. club rooms On wsst vfrst street.
tn, h.'s1: s:,,.,. r:.;:: -. :: ,ss:.: 9.
,tertainment and dansant we're piacsl
on sale today At the Huckips hotel,
Crosby's Drug store. United Cigar
store. Sims cialr aerS snl st tie
court house. They csa sise y sbtained
At any le9ionnaise.
I. l:'sH e: y ~. a.: 4. :s 81: Ss::': z:,,:
' can ,:siss Se .,l' ;ass9 ;ss:s g 3. Il II ",
100 automobiles VII bs wsisisS 10 tcSs
them on . whiri wind koaSe V hosns
canvas OF the city for Rs4 Crees
memberships. Assembly vt1t b
sounded sou i'd a, o'clock and n: Ssr.fs Of
Col. Wood 10 Nave ssrvless-Col.
George Wood Of Dallas, district of
flcer OF the salvation Army, Will con-
duct regular services tonight st the
Salvation Army hall. jo< West cal
lfornla.
Training For Wivss.--A ciAss In first
aid and home nursing for English ahd
French war brides and wivss OF dts-
Abled soldiers who are receiving voca.
tional training In Oklahoma City win
be opened next week by Mrs, Marjorie
Morrison. Red croas nurse. SiS msn.
bers are already enrolled. In addition =
the nursing instruction the class viii
aclusintance among It's members, who
know few people In the city,
Unlimited funds for straight city
loans, Gum Brothers Company. tAdvl
Cable ssrv,es Rssu msd. .-,Rssuuptten
Of direct cable service with HelApl
wire betwssn in London oSflc0 onA
Amsterdam 10 announced b. ~ WE
ern Union telegraph eoa6paQy. ~
wire waa requisitionsd a6oat NE yoS71
ago at the outbreak ~ the Vok VI
puts cable communicates bQoV4on (S&
United States and HeuaaA eo1t @ 3
pre-war basis.
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A 4-R0om Cottage

Latest model. up-,o- date In every
way; oak floors and finish, garage
and drive, only $500 terms.
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KANSAS CITY CASH GRAIN.

KANSAS CITY. Nov. it.-wHBAr:
i2,5a.b7 No, I red q is03N No,
mis'd nj, No rnIgisi; I'M, ~ !, 49, ~" XrI
z mixed 7aV7Sc; No red 7t6f5c.
RYE: III
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-14
BUTCHER CATTLE
SLUMP Is CENTS
Slow Trading in Local Mar
ket; Hogs Up Is Cents,
FRIDAYS RESglprs.

CATTLE Slow and irregular tradlnr
featured the local cattle market today
Steer receipts wers rood with con
siderable stock from Old Mexico. Early
MAJ ksts were steady TO weak on steers,
and weak 20 Csc lower on butcher cat
tie. Top steers sold Al SO rs. the bulk
selling at - and up. Gamers and cut
ters brought $3.50 and UP. Calves were
steady. with a top Of Si5, Stockers and
feeders were STEADY
C1osinG oseta atsoas.
Prices Or ths various srsdes Of csttls
Afs approximately as follows.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-14
FORT WORTH.

FORT WORTH Texas Nov. IA
CATTLE Receipts. 400; steady;
beeves, Soo0lico. HOGS Receipts.
soe, 2bc lower. Light 1lt75h Is o0
SHEEP Receipts, 1000; steady /;
lambs, 3la0Oulb0O
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-14
WANrED-BlDS AND
PROPOSALS
Sale of Water Bonds

The city council Of the city Of Nc
Ales'er, oklahoms, will. on Monday,
November II, 1918. at 100 p. m. con.
slider sealed bids for a proposed issue
OF sleS, ,0on 90 Of twenty five year S per-
cent bonds for the purpose Of improve
mcnt OF the city water supply. The
right reserved TO reject any or all bids,
and bonds sold subject to action OF
voters at proposed bond election
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-14

CHICAGO. Nov. IA.-bUrrUR Aieh.
Or, cresmssy. tSeesc; Zoos fiea, ~
ss,psn cell az. ,s' ;sS:: ss::: ,:, :e':s :.ds r.
eluded. SSeSsc; Storass peckSA firslo.
S7nc. POULTRY aiivS unsetiis1o
springs, ?Sc; fowls. lso3$c.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-14

is'e which rulsh durlNg the mA:.
ssssioN. was ssen In NE peAyetleA q
business. For the first ylW,S Tile Wes6
deolinGs dwindlsd 10 aeNdet pgoooe.
tions. Raa ctions we're sooA vvc0y6fsds
however, rails containing 10 ssstain the
neDefhl lIst
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-14
PROVISIONS
kAkoAe CITY.

KANSAS CITY. Nov. N.-DvfTA
ard EGGS unchanged. POULTRY;
higher. S?EeSiS.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-14

i've and 25c higher The top price was
ili1j. the bulk selling al ~ to $3.50.
stockers were strong.
(IosinE Onot stious
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ct. LouiO,

ST. LOUIS. Nov, it.-CoRN: Nc 4
yellow ti.SoeI.s1; No. white (i.H,
OATS. No. }. 7,c: No. vhits ftk
cite.
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ckICA00.
CAtGAAA.

CHICAGO, Nov. N--PorAToko,
StsoG2so. western rvsssts olleoo.So.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-14
REAL ESTATE WANTED

WAST 10 buy at once from owner. 9
of 7-roor house Maple 1870
DESIRE 20 buy or e-room modern
bungalow: north Of Fifth. nominal
amount cash. balance monthly, E-sS.
on iabOman
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-14
kANoAo CRY.

s.s::. .:Hs:. - af,lssS,.sssy;. u. ::-S1ss: ss
May tl.Ax: July )LiSx.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-14

LIVERPOOL. Nov. 1t--Cotton SPOT
In good demand with better qualities
hardening prices strong. Good mid
ding. B1Sd; fully middiing, rs. SAD:
good ordinary, 20 SD: ordinary, 10 SD:
sales, 10000. including 500 American.
Receipts, u 400 bales, all American
Futures closed easy. Nov, q 0sd:
Dec. 2s.fod: Jan, 23.03d: March. ?2.O5d:
May, 2liid: July, 1880. Aug, 2s 5,d
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LIVERPOOL WEEKLY COTTON.

LIVERPOOL. Nov it-weckly cot
ton statistics Total forwarded TO mills
u 900 bales, American $4,000, stock
sbs 900, American ass 900, imports S5,.
600. American 5000. exports bt3d
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-14
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

GROOM California bungalow. sleeping
porch. garage and basement south
front, Just OF ClasHen on i!nd 81.
cheap Cnll T T.. Allen. Walnut 1856
ot Walnut b0Ji-R
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-14

crsdk Men Plan osNsvst-'fhs OF.
lahoma City. Retail CrsnN MsA's y
soclation VIII KiXA- \ -haAQue4 In He
ChamSsr OF Commerce at go o'cleck
next Thursday evening.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-14

coon 6-foom modern close-in West
Iu'nwrtumie. s. $50. $500 cash and
terms Btb'or, National Bldg.
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sank Oiresterv 70 Nsvs o>enteW-s
southwest National bank dirsctofO Win
meet In the Chamber Of Commerce q
noon tomorrow.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-14

Lone olrsetees TO Msst--Ths veesiy
luncheon OF the hoard Of difsctosS q
me Lions club will be held Ia the
chamber OF Commerce Tomorrow Il
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-14

sto Fast Eighth street: fine location
and bargain; 2 houses. one e-roor
md sleeping porch basement; furnace;
built-in rcfriserator good well. double
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-14

the American legion ThaAksGtVlN9 e.
,tertainment and dansant were piacsA
on sale today At the Huckips hotel,
Crosby's Drug store, United CieaP
store. Sims Ciaar 0lesp anA at the
court house. They eaa sloo - Sbtained
at any le9tOnHaiSe.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-14
Beautiful Suburban
Horne

BEAl TlF1L building site. s0-foo.
front. northwest. for sale by owner.
Walnut lQl5