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Arizona republican., 1919-06-11
THIS FINE HE PAD
 AS COURT ORDERED

The SIP week which Judge Lyman allowed Mrs Evelyn Kidder in ner suit for separate maintenance against II. II. <iddcr was paid into court yesterday The $50 attorneys fees which the court allowed Mrs. Kidders counsel was also on hand when called for immediately after the noon recess. Had the amounts not been deposited with the clerk of Jhe court Mir. Kidder. would have been placed behind the bafs according 10 ruling made by Judge Lyman Satur- day. when Kidder was cited for con tempt for failure 10 carry out the courts orders. He was given until noon yesterday 10 make good.
 Some time ago Kidder brought suit for divorce against his wife and during the course of the hearing it developed that he had not lived in the state year. His failure 10 establish a resi- dence brought the suit to an abrupt close. His Wife's action for separate maintenance was tried i1 the same court where she secured a weekly all loWance Of $12 and attorneys fees.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-11
GASOLINE o7 GENTS AGAIN

GASOLINE 27 CENTS AGAlN-The retail price of gasoline in Phoenix is v cents a gallon again. Both the Standard Oil company and the Union Dl company yesterday announced to an the local dealers that the wholesale price of gasoline had been increased 1 cent which makes it necessary for tie retail price to be raised an equal amount which places it at 27 cents eallOn again.
Arizona republican., 1919-06-11
WORK PROGRESSES ON COUNTY ROAD SYSTEM

The county highway commission is moving forward with plans for the be- shining of construction of the 2721s miles of county highway for which the offers recently authorized the issuance of bonds in the sum of S4,OOO,0OO Bids or the bonds will be opened on July
 and in the meantime the commission IS going ahead at almost daily meet- ings with preparations for gathering data 10 be submitted to bidders for contracts.
 There are now two engineering par ties in the field collecting information he bidders must have regarding the haracter of the sections of the high way on which they will submit bids and regarding the location and charac- Ter of road building material It is es- tJmatcd that all this data and the maps md specifications can be made ready Tor bidders within ninety days.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-14
a # ew Good
@ar&aIrlS

Corner lot boHltO. near car line.
ea-t side iilo0. hair cash
lGoNiAo. with 5.room house, one
hI5tt of car upe.l;2. roo. terms.
huNI2d, South Peoria. between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets. fac.
ing town and facing Rldgcwood
addition, $500 cash. balance so per
month price 81 900. Sewer IN and
one year paid
boNl4o, east front I'm Broadmoor,
nothing better IN the addition at tho
price s. 250
Close In lots on paving In Central
park near school aud car lines and
within easy walking distance ~ down
town Can make good terns'N All
smooth and IN restricted district
Price Tor each lot $500.
lOOElhO "a high corner lot IN Ken.
dali corner Grant and Tenth will
sell altogether or divide. Price Tor
corner 1850, inside lot $3.50
60Xli0 on Seventh street, near tho
college inside lot 5000.
CorIss. with shade, on paving In
Park NNl b0Nl0O, FOR 81 $50
d2laNlb'. east front Iark Hill. 70
feet or paving. i125o
Brlnd new 3-rnom bungalow,
large closet, a nice pantry with
hullt-in shelving. screened IN rear
porch Cus and electric fixtures. a
fine level lot hOri5O, fine soil. house
Just now ready TO occupy, a littlc
dandy In small home. $500 cash
or Liberty bonds and sac per month
II you act quickly, price $3.50. You
viii like this place when you geo
IT, rs II Is well buiit and very
pretty home,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-14
DYKES CHARGED WITH
KILLING OF FOWLER
sheriff Harvey IlnrLus of Judcpcud.
cnce, knS.. serves Warrant on
Tulsa Man In JAN Here.
DEVELOP BOOZE MEMS FEUO


with the Information received
Yesterday IN connection with the gun
mi''e between booz" haulors and
hifhla'kcre, seven miles east ~ COT
ic'N.llo "Wednesday when William
FuWIo wns shot nnd Killed the no
u,rnro I,l a.. ,b,. i,i,.,.n., d.. ,..
., DIT"
'''' W '"'N pN's' 'h'' nave one
or inc mrmherS of the gang who has
been active In this part of the statr
fu, ANN, ,,,,,,
1T. ~,
'S"'"' WI" was arrested ny the
police THURSDAY alleged To- hdv,
been an nrcomplce OF Buck Ward
yn, b.. vyu,,,.a t,r r,. ,,,rto. ,,
60.
'"N'''' h"II""'y escaped death a.
the hands uf three men who are
Thought To be mcnibcrs of thc Fow
i,, -. ,..,.,- a.. ,,,. -, ~. 49,.
''"'' ''''' w. '''' '"' "S P'
nee
Juh& LIONS nnd Buck buchanan
rri,1 T., I,ko hc law INF, thsi,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-14
MAKE NO EFFORT
TO END WALk0UT
CONTINUED THoM rAGE ogr

railroad wires do not average mora
than five messages each n day
Meanwhile. officers NJ the Com
mcrchl TcleEraphers Union of
America continued 20 receive reports
indicating TINT The strike is
spreading
J Konenknmp, international
president ~ the union taid tho nun.
her Of S'rik"rs had reached 22,0DN,
mat the strike NJ electrical workers
set for uctl Monday would add
10000 workers 10 tho list ~ thohn
idle and thHt by early next week
telephone service In many citicH and
towns Will b" greatly impaired
through a whlkout of telephone
operators
The brokers division Of The tcleg-
r1phers union has been asked to take
action Meetings were 20 be held to-
night and tomorrow 81 which n will
he decided whether 10 Biriko in
yWpathy
Claims ~ strike leaders that the
~alkout is rapidly spreading were
rofutcd by officials of commercial
companies who fAid they were nc-
cepunR business without restrIctions
ana mat conditions uere practically
normal
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-14
LEGAL.


irudt st'. DlN Vanishing or rnurut
Of ths inside VoodSuts t,l painting -
me- outside wopi~ork ou huuilrEs loratr1
A. follows Celia Clinton cold building
Central lod buddiusl Emerson .olt
uuIis1 Horace Nsru .al unNts c,rrpL
those on mo nouth ndcI Irving cold huild
,ny and ot un.tsN Kendall told wus'
fellow .oll wiup Iovoi oI oruI
to Nr PAINTED NH.titrr IuI uuItsl
Wellington tud buildtns,
~ furnur.ps ot worn snh material a.
follows 'H building I"'"'N' '.'"f1',R
. lt' .N, 'r''I""' "''"'' about ,h' t'"'nu'
@ We hh"". So '','N ,s uhun
nmtrton. 'r'''H"n. hrn'"'D Lee. l"""l'
tur"''Mrf or ""'A HId m''r,H ~
''.I'N' h.P','nA ,.' no n'''"'
N',h l'" 'A'' h.' Nh"Af'' I" '".,o"N
ON "'H" l"I n.'".. I"'' "'"I
,'.hE '''N NnN'lnS N'"''" ,'' h"'l
ms lincoln ioa h"ii'WE, ''F" '"l'
h"Hdwg h,'N,'" ,oh n.l'''9s :,
,'g,'''n '"'1 'u"o'Nf N'AN''s''" '"''
huudlusl
"''l",'s m",, n',' ",."H''', wv
nn"'', 'h' o. non o,.,,Dg, o., ,Dg, nnn'Hts,
upon "m.h h'h are 'nhW',''l '.' rye
n','s 'n' mo "l,r per "'' 'of W'"''f,na
shd NL L'rIW'Hiht We I"''I AM'''' '' 'h'
,H N'''t' "s' ''' on 'ht ,' a" "' mo
on, ,''''S N,'''hl,'",t o''''n,u
~" pI' nus "' '"', WV" ",
''N'l'' ''''A y. Z" ,".u"t .'l, ','", w
'Hn'' zen yer 'tnt "' We Am'W't "' 'n' h',
80 '". ''A'" ,''"'' ~ W. ''to
y" ''''' mo ~ W.
''"' N'lh ''l ''' h'''" -" '" 80 """"'
IN an amount - fn1onsd -, ~ Q, ~
n'A''"A''d h' mo N'A'" 'h' N''," ''
r'H'Hl", 'A"''s the 'bp' " ''t''' '"'
a.. o. I,n' ,,-...r,y,, ,. ,.,,,. ,,,,,
~ uA'n ~, ,",'' w ut
w - y, '," 10, I,,n,
~, ~ ,u"'" '''''''"'
N,,' ,NN' t'',U"
'"AA '''N N"''" '""f '-r ~. -.
NoAri ~ fdurHuou. CITY ui IultA
County oi 1ulsA. state of nLlahufnH VII
receive leuarsto BIDS fof the furnishing.
ot al materials And the performance ho1
completion af all ~otA according 10 ne
plAut and specifications on We IN The oih,g
ot tho Sup,riu'rudsni ~ tonAtruruon, old
high irhool building Fourth and tineih
nat Sursts. or s'rotdiug &" Mo model
building loraisd on srhool tlt"' rtsprcti'rN
a. hereinafter d'klgnsi'l WIN ne "iC'p,
ton that no exterior ot shid model th'l
be- changed 10 Conform With the bnlldiugs
located ON The biT where ssld additional
buildings hrs "a be routtrutt"d
said hidv to bee received Until p m
Tuesday. June I'm iu the ufiirr ~ tho
Superintendent ot S'rh0Op, separate pro
ppsA's a. follows hN Completion Of all
work ard mIul',ns Of 81 material e.oepl
plumbing sud heating ~ same hs No
excluding tho plumbing aud heating ncspt
the rouEhiug 10 for the ,aWr, tID all Tive
electrical work a. plumbing and heating
taN rourhnr in thl completing Job with
fixture, attached. saih buildings 10 be 10
Gated az follows.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-14
BOy in army Cdmp
Thinking of Home
When Father Dies

In an army roWB IN tho east
omar T. EuHsmnu ASSN supply
company ~ rhc 0Oih division. who
arrived i'm the United states June
y af'or mgre than year overseas
thry5Dr b. 'hukluR Of hiH home
coming. when he would meet his
parents. hts 'hree slEtera and four
bro hcrs
Ana tu Tu'-i lhW night were
frisnda ~ he family seeking the
NddI"rs g.. omar iussuran no no
nv him rnl' N'- father Herman
E4.smau. blacksmith a. Turlsy.
had. djod a. o'clock last uIsht
from heart trouble Tn" sp'dIer.r
father had been I'm d"c.inirr
hepl'h for some 'iwr hI' his
death VISA not oYpe ird
on" ~ his srn', captain George
" Egr w1u D. Ha'innri ~ Wash
,'g'pn, /. e..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-14
GUARDS PROTECT NEGRO
WHO KILLS MEMPHIS MAN

MEMPHIS Tenn Juno ~ Com
pAnics /, aud n, Fourth Tennessee
national guard went on duty at tho
shelby county courihouAe late 'b-
nighi aa a result ~ dCmonsira ions
following the kllInF here 'uday ~
rHhn O. Brlnklcy - police, sergeant.
and the woundiuB OF five others hy
AlonEo Young, negro Thr situation
was well in hand ana duio At mid
ntght. .. n Perry shehf'. an
nnunccd
Young was reported h"'I snfc rear
Nashville where he hat been tuken
by automobile from Jackson. Tenn ,
on orders from Gov 4 " nohc 'ts
after hr had been rgmovc / from the
train onswhich he left this lily FOR
Nashville IN compliance with mes
sage which officials hero Sitt~.Aey
had been Informed purpor ed 20 come
from officials OF another county.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-14
LEGAL


Is fCN'lsN' lfN
On th" the I'm ,ds,. 81 NAY lotp, u
srptArns ilat there has been conhscaIed ir
tho state Of OklAhomA m proceedings peud.
ing in the County Court ot Tubs Couhty.
Oklahoma he following automobile.
one tord Touring Csr Engine No
18cII7p and
On THE. ths End dIv of June 1918, u
apre'nnI there hs, been coonr.ted 10 M
ir tho County Court cf Tu'ts County. okh
homs the following automobile
one Ford Truck tuEtne NO aN2Soi and
Thai thc tsmc ~ss ordered TO be turned
over TO d.. County Commissioners OF Tulsa
County. Okishoma 10 be dnpotsd OF &C
ootdlnE to lsw
No It re,olycd That ~. County Clerk Of
1uha County. oklahoma. give ius and Legal
notice sud sell sald automobiles 'on Monday,
Juno 10Th ipiq Al a. clock NJ at
m" htghsst bidder ard make his fspott 10
thIs honorable bod. showing What iIpOai
uon hr has made Of sad Autom"hhes.
noaLd o. County Comml'Uone'
ny LEWIS CLINE coupv clerk
Board ~ rtunuon. Cu, ~ TuIr.
County of Tuba state ~ Oklahoma VII
receive separate hd, for tho tur.slms
81 al materials and the periormsu,r aud
compilation ~ s' wofN s"rurlug 'o tho
r.aNs sud specifications on Tile lu tho
Hnu. old high rrhrol huIIlIng FOURTH aHi
Cincinnati streets - hereinafter draig
mated sad contract NOrk io be- uudpr tho
direction pf Superintendent 81 torstrur
ton employed by tho Uosrd ot tiurauou
sall hld, To he received unuG ~ g. m
Tuesday. lune i7th lpIn tu tho office oi
The Supsunrtudsut VI SCHOOL, Ispsrale
proposals 40 follows
/ CshA CI'ntou school IosAied In Wsst
mhs iaI Tor lhs Tsmo,p' Of lhr present
Tile root "t ntt '"In Clinton school hnIdi
ing and replacing with metal 'hIuglr root
A.lNTAfH1t TIntaha.s NH'l lie received for
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-14
PROPOSES BILL TO STOP
ACTIVITY OF ANARCHISTS

NASlllNGTO%. June r2 Rut
dcsisrrd io bring to an end the hc.
uyltlrr IN ihlS country ~ radical
nC,,tlors have nrru introduced by
representative Aswoll. democrat oi
louh.ant ono ~ tho measures
wouh provide that any person not
a citizen ~ the United Statrs who
should attempt in dcrtroy NE oT
property by uEe ~ an Internal ma.
chine or other means should he
donmcd guilty Of felony and upon
conviction .cutrUCrd lo be rkCuuted
Deportation ~ aliens who with.
draw their declarations OF intention
To become CitizenS. of the UNITED
states 10 escape military service dur
Ing tho war or whd advocate d'srs.
Egert ~ the American flag Is pro
yidcd IN the other bins
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-14
LEAGUE IS NOT A
PARTY QUESTION
CONTINUED rppM rAaE ONE

he Ia dlsloyal 10 the stars and stripes
Either these men are Americans or
thay are traitors, N they are trait
qIs thcy should be informed. dc.
ported or shot
III a political party does not stand
for thoso things which VIII bear the
sovefcHt scrutiny. II IL not entitled
to succeed and II VIII not endure
There Is no zone of twilight In
politics or public affairs, right Is
right and wrong IA wrons, and iAe
same strict standard OF moran.
equity ana justice must obtain "a"
In any private hunlnes@ or profes-
sional matters when we got our
politics entirely on this hasls. when
We live our patriotism daily. We viii
do citizens full duty and not un-
~ then. | have no uHe for the In
dividunl who h either TOO busy or
too good 10 help Iie has no Just
complaint 10 make. whatever nap
prnN He ~ riding on annther's
ticket Let us have n patriotism or
Abraham @l.lncp|n and Theodore
liooacyelt. MOI patriotism which
moves MS only when an enemy Is at
our gates, but u patriotism which
moves uE every day 10 realize what
we owe 10 the country In which We
live
Democrats to Blame.
we have insisted and now insist.
that We are unprepared for peace
as We were for war We slipped
along under this democratic admin
l.lIdtiDu without any adequate
thought OF IN" problems that would
confront ~ Just AS We did before
We entered the war WatChful wait
ing was ar fallaclous In this as jt
was 10 Mexico or Rs TO the failure Ia
prepare for war when war WAS a.
our gates, or as to Russia
Mr. Hays mentioned tho passing
~ the suffrage amendment and
FsiI tho republican vote for the
measure spoke for Itself
Tho party had great duty ahead
'n taking hold Of tho ri'uatlon m
Washing ton. hr said, IN the inter
nstE ~ economy The war Bills
would be paid, and Willingly but
W. DO not propofe 90 permit the
ute ~ tho war as an qhhi for every
hing
4 special session Of congress
should have been called three
months earlier, he sald,, but there
now could be legislation to establish
ON a safe and sane hasiV:
ronErrss viii TAX" hold of the ram
road problem and return ~ the
" Tres 20 their owners will he re-
luirrd, Legislation will be developed
Tor % better relation between capt
'hl ana labor. with Justice for both +"
a. budget system will he established.
Tho diplomatic systom viii he i'm.
proved, th" shipping problem
solved soldiers who won the war
will be- remembered. and "our posi-
iiou on international relations' viii
be- developed
Nv" have always believed We
should NV" and lot live That ~ no.
enough "" must and shall say i've
nnd help I've, he said In ,on,fu-
sion.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-14

BYt"TlFNL home overlooking Country
r.rr Two ''or, eight rooms. harf"ooi
floors ,Nrr4Fhou' butt To- sooh'AssS.
i-o lovely rarfr'' one lH .NnE room
one w rrraIrr bedroom r'o'f's ro'"N
md linen r.osai r'c,r.~r porch open IN
north south srI east. rear rorr4
srrt,-ed tr WITH rumn - ESQ ''rr'I
r.ffsrr. t,r vH'rr r.gaI p" .f.F
'ar-lry a bargain u fo' que. a. oH'er
10 hvi-s THNa l0ve',m'r' 90 f''7'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-14
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
HOUSES FOR RENT

fok RENT Truck with csroful men to
mo'", mack or store snythinE long dis
lance hAuling specially get our rates
Phoh. 1858 555s, Auis Trsnsier & stor.
age Go.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-14

a., ''n so-'s rood ~sl of wstfr
-St, sGaga~ Phone 15a6.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-14
WANTED TO RENT
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
ACREAGE roR SALE

FOR SALR-One of the most beautiful
tNo acre rsrtt Tor suburban home near
or lo'rinr TuIn = mile south Of Msp.s
Ride Price 10000 Paul Sanger.
,H-.r nh.nr llIr
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GOOD rrsidsrcs lo' On north side 5oElt0
paving nearly all paid east front Phone
ownei. 1919.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-14
Irving Place Bungalow
SIS, $50

81 goo cash ru1 easy irrnNs ON bal.
huce VIII bay dandy uyc.room ban
rlIow. LaGrr living and dining room.
kitchen, breakfast room. two he'd
rooms, the bath concrete front
porch oak floors, IVORY nnph cle
CANT condition. u,l loot. good lawn.
paving halt utli. sewer paid, near
ear line. offered $40 rent. immediate
ponsuaSIon. Phone mo early i2lt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-14
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
HOUSES FOR SALE

p i'pSoho fOf bNish oo
Buy from o~nrr in beautiful Orcutt sddt.
no" aih room bungalow neat tu fittoruih
tffql psvlng luatuA biv,a from urw
Catholic church u,sly painted inside ard
outside. good well. built lu 'raturcs lou
WI get bargain 90 this placr A. tl,7ao.
~ goo cash. balance good terms. tAll
owner phone abJuR
NpIICE tor ssc by o~uer. t~o room
house, iull site lot good vel, "a modern
district Two blocks from new Catholic
Shuteh one hlogs from pavement Que
blocks from q. L. Il street ar Puee
81 500 I~Ation 1917 south Grrn,oa
FOR SALE Five room tsGidsuco with
basement At lioS south Denver avenue.
f!ne peach orchard Prize g 700 See
owner II interested sh room modern
bungslo" ready for occupancy 10 40 days
ON Fourth street u UlAerrtt kId.r a..
d,uon. THIRD house west from LnNIt
avenue. This houSt is bu..t q. good as
money can do o. An opportunity for
anyone wanting rrA home 81 The rgNl
figure oNurT can hs found At ll"N
@ouih Denver "r phour t9ul day TINT
Walter Album
| Buy FROM owner in beautiful Orauu add.
tlon. adjoining SwAn TarG. and ON - .
7 car line loO teet. rtst front iIvc.
room modern home fre W,i'. uu, ar
garasc, come nue fuIl NAI owner.
AK luu wanting To rent ut hnd ont II
your HriFhbor Wi buy your property or
sc.l you his property Call on Br for
nv SlD thargt pruuosIruu Edmund
N,sn a 5r '''"'' ''''''' ''yE
,',.,,
~ EEL. or rent any property m In.sA
or 80" , 'p' XXI ,sn, a,. ~,
,our rrons,, tI,,',rJ e." ,I.l,'
,,t,t. dcuor -o, v,,n pId,
sUtTH LANSING 81 600 buys four
room housc and bath east ttout and
1LI,bom. K,ti, a." rt..a un., ,uI
Now F,rs, N,r,arsI u,.. l.s,
,,,.,.,,.I ',,.,.
ho,,,a t,,,. N.|l w" '"''' b''"
oWn,r NH A., = l',rrr d,,t,,s' t,rr,J
Vogrg yrm, ' o,rs,,I g,,S,n' .y,Iyih,og
10 msks rs,' home lii ,sn IN. 6sd Al
bargain. a, owner l,a,ss the tate for
aud Sl.2HO would hc ch'ap Homeland
Loan Co. 2l7 South Cincinnati.
Phone gtsd
TWO STORY SOrTH SlpE sEIsn elegant
room, oak floors throughout. furnace heat.
broakistt rpom. basement garage. terv.
ante quarters ru,c $500, terms
nam Sons. Phone aaao.
NOTltE-RrAl rstatr men. my property
located ~ lloO South Guthrie IA, been
sold n listed with you please taLo on
your hhi Prank Sc.man
EAST ADMiRAlr-Ec five room modern
house hardwood floors basement r0tnrt
lot $3.50. 81 500 down. sweeney, IA
Robinson Phon" siao
fOR SAl.F=My summ,r home. BrNa vista
Ark completely Furnished. lake front
Phon" 1889
W. Mil furnish Won all tho money you
need 10 build home ON clear lot, sever
district Phone ssst { ". Lewis sg5
kennedy Rldg
EA,,T SIpE prNGAtOy. Mo. Ii,b LAT
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LOTS FOR SALE

5o FFFT in l70N block South Quincy. W
TArIrs Addrsts n q care World
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NICE corner 10, for ale Fl.hta and Rock
fnrt phunp pnQn

NICE corner lot for '.ls F sbta and Rock
ford Phone 22e2
HALF ACRE, K,rlosk PARK addition, 'ot
tlocs 't,2.. ila5 g''s e'.'a.f ~
S'ewart Brunc- stsuon
LOTS FOR SALE have N lots 'e!' in
F,rk PLACE addition located nigh snd
beautiful Prices 81 600 70 $500, vii
he glad ~ show Won these lots For hs.e
by owner call ~, Sanger phone 1910
sEE ard thin. for yourself Tho last 70.
naming close in lots At low prices s~t
easy terms to he had in Tni'a R'rnninr
At F,rih street and Sorth Cincinnati.
or'y hAf block from many new homes
which cost up 10 So 600. and hall block
,su of tmsrtor p1hIr srhco. three
block, from MAN street car rur. wals'nE
distance from business center. ''rNAuon
20 feet .hshsr thar Maple kldge or
Chllders Heights Prices only $500 to
$3.50; terms 500 70 S.'a sa'7 '.S
ths,s los prices building inproV,msnis
already -or rerrirg Ore party hourhi
two lots and cold A. most double tre
rri-. paid within two vt"t' Sac w.
7 OScn nov TO-DAY. and got m on bar
Es.N prices and resp ~" qHrs advance.
Gg5 Robinson B.1F Th"0o a2
4 FEw RARGAlNs Chnders y. rhtf io''
one eAsi front corner ~ feet front.
s-Ioo East front inside $500 Tsrns
one tstrd ssa.h. b'4nes =, ~ n7d l'
Robin,or Bldg Elevator row uarirr
w WILL furnish YOU 81 the money yor
need 10 build > home or clear lo's. t'H'r
district phone ssaI &. W lee3s. s-'
Kennedy Bdg
LANDS AND FARMS FOR SALE ~
FARW FOR SNfE Improved fosrrs b.
tom farm near 'plsioo. for t''s. so
per srrs. ta'y terms or vi. 'fhfo ~
drt" ) II Vaughan. Box 2o]. sHAt"oa
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HOUSES FURNISHED

FOR RENT room unfurniahsd house.
bfnner station cent car fare {l5 per
month Phone a?l0
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Ior 6liSI ase III n iIiiiSSS III
+ Mss Ella ki1N iis y - . Nh TOR 81
wheeling on Tue day.
Miss Bthanne Carter who was called
to her home at Elm Grove last week
BY the Illness Of her parents, has fe'
turned to resume her work as teacher
In the local schools.
The Misses Irene and Olive Jones
accompanied their teacher. Miss Ger.
trude Morgan to Fairmont. where the
latter spent the week end with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Nor.
gan.
DR.. Waddell Of Fairmont was called
here by the critical Hines sof Mrs.
w. J. McKinless Of Clarksburg street,
who is improving.
Mrs. g. A. Brown Of Wyatt has re-
turned home after q visit withr her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Cottrill,
OF Burt Hill.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-30
| WARRINGTON
selIa hotel.

Charles G. Wells has sold the Hotel
Wells and restaurant to w. G. Sprigg
0 Belington, who will conduct the bus.
mess at the present location, the new
owner taking possession at noon yes.
terday. Mr.. Wells, the retiring pro-
pietor, in company with other local
men, has several strings Of oil well
tools in operation, to which he will
devote his time.
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Nh EllxlNetE 1iSiillcp lialS ltlst lll
tium; . short visit.
VIC. Cunningham ot WASellng rs
: visitor here during TIE wSS
Lloyd Lynch Of Seven Pines Wa q
business visitor in the city ysstsrdly.
Miss Berry; Stewart left last even.
ing for . briet visit in Fairmnnt
Mrs. G. 3. Sallings Of Downs. spent
yesterday with friends in the city
The Misses Creola Moorhead and.
Marie Cracker were guests OF friends
in Fairmont yesterday.