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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-11-15
LUFKIS.

LufItln. Texas, Nov. 13.-Rev. Mrs.
/. r. Hightower, travelling evangelist
Is running revival at Long Chapel
G. M. IA. church The sad news was
received few days ago OF the death
OF Miss HOrtense Lewis. who died
In Camp Logan hospital. Houston.
She was formerly OF this place, but
al the time Of her death was living
al Kayburn, Texas. Miss Rowena A..
Reagor, daughter Of Rev and Mrs.
w. T. Reagor and Mrs. Herman o.
Irwin were united In holy bonds OF
matrimony. Rev. d. s. Smith, OH
ciated. Mrs. Deyilla burden was
called to RockIand on account Of the
the death Of her father. Mr.. Jim Rod
gers. She was accompanied by Mrs.
Ollie Starks, Messrs. John Buck,
TownsIl and Dark Rodgers.
Mr.. ID. j. jefferson Of Camden was
the guest OF his daughter-in-law a
few days last week. Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. D. Swagesty. Sick listed: Mrs.
Gertrude johnson. Mr.. Geo. CLANCY,
REV. w. II. Harrison passed through
the city last week.
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ATHENS.

Athens, Nov. 13.--Mr. Chas. Davis
OF Tyler, spent few hours in Athens
Sunday also Mr.. Tate.
Sunday was rally day. Rev. San
ders won the prize having raised the
highest amount. The prize a trip
TO the annual conference and back.
$42.50 was realized.
Mrs, Jewel Bynun-Moody enter
tanned the young people with pic
mic show party Tuesday night after
an interesting song. delicious ice
course was served.
Mrs. Matte Lee Caldwell Is i'm
proving.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Parish Is reported better. Mrs. Ida
Baxter. who has been seriously Ill
Is better. Messrs. Willie and John
Richardson returns to their home In
Kernes, also Mr.. c. l.. Richardson
to Waco. after visiting their sister.
Mrs. Baxter. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
and Mr.. and Mrs Lowery came home
to the funeral Of their sister. Mrs.
Young, also Mr.. Porter Wilson from
Chandler.
Dear patrons, can not leave your
paper unless you have that nickel
II you haven't 1t don't ask for the
paper as 1t is G. o. ID.
e. l.. LiEAKE and u. A. FRANKS.
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SOME TOWS IN TEXAS


cotton at the compress last Wednes-
day. one Of the other hands running
into him and knocking him from
the platform he is now confined to
his bed. Last Saturday night, Rev.
A. f. Johnson, read the ceremony that
made Mr.. Jim Titus and Mrs. Carrie
Rush, man and wife Mrs. Fannie
Robinson OF Sulphur Springs is
spending a few days with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. L. w. Taylor. The young
ladies social club met with Mrs.
Susie Love, last Sunday evening.
Mr.. Chas. Ration Of Boley, Okla,
Is IN the city. Mrs. Susie Love spent
last week in Dallas, with Miss Chris
tine Grissom. Rev. H. S. Winston,
spent Sunday in Terrell. where he
went to preach the anniversary SER
mon Of Rev. Mr.. Butler, of that
place, quite a number Of the men,
bers also went with him. Rev. A.
Johnson closes his years work next
Sunday and will leave Monday after
noon for Houston, for his annual con-
ference.
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OKMULGRR.

Okmulgee. Okla. Nov 1.-THE
MusIrogee school football team de-
feated the Dunbar high school team
Saturday.
The people Of Okmulgee. In gen.
eral and the members of Shorter
Chapel A. M. e. church in particular
are rejoicing over their new pas
tor In, the person OF DR.. T. w. Kidd
.of Muskogee Mr.. Millege Mathis Of
Boley. Okla. was here last week on
a business trip.
Mrs. Viola Franklin. one of our
county teachers, who has been III
for the past month, is slowly I'M
proving. Mr.. N. z. Hays. our hust-
ling real estate dealer has sold TWEEN
ty-seven thousand dollars worth Of
lots in the past Ave weeks.
Mr.. l.. Dowdle. departed for Chicago
Sunday evening.
Profs. B. II. and w. II. Russell re-
turned from Greenwood. Miss. last
-ca'y having spent ten days among
'r'ords and relatives.
NJ G. Henry Summers. who has
rnent three years In the u. s. Army
rrawa',en Islands and Arizona has
Nean honorably discharged and is
Nth parents on West 9th street.
The County Teachers Association
bold an interesting meeting Satur-
day. County Supt N. o. Hopkins de-
lIvered an able address before the
association.
Much interest Is being manifested
IN the Rcd Cross drive. Prof. Fort
and assistants are striving to make
this a creditable drive details next
week.
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MARLIN.

Martin. Texas Nov. Is.-Marlin
Baptiat church has put ON big
100000 rally. Miss Roanna BEN
nett will lead the men with con-
quering effort Supt H. Buckner
has the leadership OF the women.
Mr.. Fisher Hanks has returned from
California. Mrs. O. L. Hunter after
an operation 10 local sanitarium
at Waco. Texas. Is doing fine. Prof.
r. A. Stamps made gospel trip
TO Highbank. Mrs. Crecy Washing
ton having been III with fever IL
up again. Miss d. B. Jordan was
married TO Mr.. Leon Johnson. Mr..
+. ~ Geralds leaves for Mississippi,
Thursday. Miss n. ]. Powers of Cali
vert visited Mr., and Mrs. VIII Powers.
Mira. BrAce Geralds has fine baby
girl to grace their home. Baby and
smother are doing well, The report
or Is up again after nursing a sprain-
ed ankle.
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ITALY.

Italy. Texas. Nov. 13.-school Il
progressing under the new principal
Prof. A. w. Mcdonald. The school
IL being graded and high school
course put in.
The citizens OF Italy met Monday
night Nov. Ord at M. Il. church and
organized Civic club known as
Italy Progressive Civic Club. The
object Of the club Is to look after the
civic affairs Of Italy First thing
considered is laying side walks.
Rev. PRINCE. pastor Of Union Bap-
list church had programmed must.
cal rehearsal at HIS church for 800
p. M, but the Indictment weather pro-
hibited.
Patrons, please send your children
TO school when they are not in the
cotton patch, 50 that they can grow
to be intelligent men and women.
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sTEPHRSymLR.

Stephenviiie. Texas, Nov. 13.-Ow-
ing to Indictment weather. Sunday no
services at any church. Mrs. Lula
Lucas was carried to ~. Worth. last
weeE 70 undergo an operation. She
was accompanied hy her husband,
Mr.. Frank Lucas. Mr.. Geo. Edwards.
Mrs. Joe Moore and Miss verda How
ell, Mr.. Buster Kimmons recently
cold two bales OF cotton for S422.S8.
Read the Dallas Express and don't
forget II takes money for you to
read Pay as you 20. See Douglass
when you fall to get your paper
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PALESTINE.

Palestine. Texas, Nov. 49,. Every
thing Is little quiet now nothwith-
standing the Telephone strike is still
on. Mrs. Mary l.. Green OF Tennes-
see Colony is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Mollle Campbell. Mr. Ben Car
son who has been III for about three
weeks is still confined to his room
on account Of illness. Mr.. Halle
Roberts on Grove street. is having
his house remodeIed. Mrs T.. C.
Burns Is still in Waco. at the bed
side OF her niece, Miss NJ. A. Med
lock. who has been III for nearly a
month. Quite a number of people
have gone TO the vest TO pick cot
ton. Revs. McKieth, and many others
left for Houston, Tuesday TO attend
the conference. Mrs. Gray passed
away last week and was buried on
the End inst Rev. w. A. Keith of
Mt. Vernon officiated. Mr.. ID. l..
Davis left last week for an indefi-
mite stay.
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TYLER.
~Texns College,

Tyler, Texas, Nov. 13.-pres-
enrolment is rapidly increasing. New
students are arriving daily. The
buildings are crowded. More room
Ii in demand.
The foot ball team of Wiley Uni
versity defeated our boys in a closely
contested game, Saturday evening,
November s, 1919. on Texas College
Campus. The scores were: Wiley
10; Texas College 6. Both teams
played splendid foot ball. Only a
few boys were slightly injured. Mr..
@. G. Rawlston of Homer College,
Homer, Louisiana, has entered Tex
as College. His is the efficient full
back on the foot ball squad. He won
the. admiration Of the coach and
players by his splendid punting in
Saturdays game. Mr.. II. ID. Patton
of Tulsa, Oklahoma, quarterback and
captain, puzzled the Wiley boys with
his swiftness. The Texas College
girls have organized a basket ball
team. They are planning to meet
Wiley University, Bishop College and
other schools.
The Y. M. and Y. w. C. AS met
In joint session Sunday, November
2, 1919. Each association was well
represented. The cabinets of the two
associations met In joint session to
devise some plans TO make the as
s0ciations interesting for the stu
dents. The members of the Y. M. C.
A.. gave a stag social in the Chapel
Friday evening, November Z at 1880
o'clock. II was an enjoyable affair,
several Wiley boys were present.
Texas College Is richly blessed with
musical talents In the persons of
Misses ]. B. Mitchell of Tyler, Texas,
@. M. Wilson Of Van Alstyne, Texas;
w. v. White of Longview, Texas;
Alice Doty of Mckinney, Texas; Tina
Moseley of Dallas. Texas, Mary M.
Phillips of Shreveport, La, and
others.
Prof. w. Lee McMillian's vesper
service was a success Sunday even
ing. Nov. 2. Miss M. o. Harper, en-
tertain the faculty members and stu
dent-body with a beautiful panto-
mime. She was assisted by Miss Cor
die Mae White Of Fort Worth and
Miss Gertrude James Of Oklahoma
City. Okla.
The literary societies are making
splendid progress. The new society
is still in search Of a name.
A. B. RICE, Reporter.
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FERRIS.

Ferris. Texas. Nov. 49, Services at
both M. r. churches were hindered
considerably Sunday owing TO rain
both pastors were present. Mr.. f.
A. Wyatt has returned TO his family
aftetr a years absence. Mr.. John
Waters Is sick Miss Oneida Will
liams OF Dallas visited here Sunday.
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R0CKwALI..

Roclkwaii Texas. Nov. 1s.-Ra'n
hindered service ~ 81 pauI a ~
q. church toda-f mhe rri'rs F~rre~~
agent accidcrtiv c,ft ~ the arf -
his wee flnrar on his lef, hand whVe
citing cane.
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Recent visitors at the high school.
Dean NJ A. Banks OF Paul Quinn Col
lege. Captain H. G. Nicely. DIR. Fuller
of Austin
A total OF S27l.45 was raised by
all the classes for the piano and
the entire balance owed on the piano
was paid. leaving a small amount on
hand. The original cost Of the piano
was $4,000. Every penny has been
paid and the Honorable Mr.. G. d.
Turner 1.-THE piano man OF Waco)
has gone his way rejoicing.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-10
You May Sell THAT Apartment Quickly Through AID i'm the Classified
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

311S Front St. IA rooms. bath. water
200 feet.
3o2s and sO95 Second St. rooms,
path. steam heat. hardwood finish,
sleeping porch. lot 26X15O feet.
Z3Ou Penn ST.. block near Seneca, Z
looms bath, steam heat.
9io9 and 2411 Penn St. 7 rooms,
patn. steam heat. hardwood finish, sun
parior garage.
2i44 Susquehanna ST., rooms,
path, steam heat.
furnace.
1888 Third St, 10 rooms, two baths.
steam heat. hardwood finish.
S2OO Third ST.. 10 rooms, bath,
steam heat hardwood finish.
222o Fourth St, s rooms, bath.
2427-2S-s1 Sixth St.. Q rooms, steam
neat. hardwood finish.
Ct SSs7-29 Sixth St, rooms. BATH
1882 Sixth St. rooms. bath. fur
21S6 Seventh ST., s rooms, bath, fur
mace,
bo3h $3ie-1S.2O,22 tS Lewis ST., rooms
511-1S Curtin St, rooms. bath, fur
142s Hunter St, rooms, bath. fur
Ft Washington . rooms. bath, fur
mace. hardwood finish, lot 6OX2oo.
b2o Muench St, rooms and bath.
d. L. LUCAS,
90 Real Estate and Insurance
300 Lewis St Bell phone
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-10

For Sale Double frame dwell
ing on Eosler ave-, Lemoyne. rooms
caLh, good condition, large lot These
properties are good as an investment
or small homes. Price of both, $25OO.
FOR Sale-ln Shiremanstown two
acres good ground improved by a
e STORY frame dwelling. frame stable
ana other outbuildings, avriety of
frult and berries, located one-half
square from car line. Price $4,000.
For Sale-1S11 and 1916 Zarker St,
good Groom brick dwellings. each six
rooms and bath. gas. electric light.
furnace heat, porches.
For Sale-Vacant property contain
ms rooms and bath, all improve
mcnts. hardwood floors, large lot,
elegant garage, abundance of shrub
berry. located on Market ST., Camp
Hill.
For Sale-17O9 Market, elegant g.
story brick dwelling, rooms and
bath, gas. electric light. steam heat,
porches. first class condition, lot BAN
80. aNsilable space for garage.
For Sale-Vacant property on Bow
man ave, Camp Hill, containing Z
rooms and bath. gas, electric light,
steam heat. hardwood floors, fire
place, lot 60 feet front, price attrac-
tive at s4500.
BRINTON-PACKER CO.. Agents.
Second and Walnut SITS.
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ings and full particulars. Earn $4,000
to $4,000 yearly. Big demand for
men. Inexperienced or experienced.
City or travelling. National Salesmeu's
TT. ASSN. Dept. $685. Chicago.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-10

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. POS
SESSION AT ONCE
80. acre farm, 6 miles north Harris
burg, Groom house. stable, outbuilI
ings large chicken house. etc. or
chard. Some woodland, IL miles 10
trolley and railroad. Will take auto as
part pay. Easy terms. Pay as rent.
4-acre farm, miles s. HARRISBURG
OH public highway, Groom house
stable, large chicken house. etc
young orchard, land level. creek and
spring water, possession at once, will
exchange on auto or town property.
C. Ii. CORDER,
1922 Green ST Bell 5S0J
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GET THAT REAL ESTATE in
the market-under the classified adj
vertising spotlight. If it will stand
up under investigation-if it repre-
sents real value-its stay 'in the mar
ket" will be brief. For buyers-in-
vestors-home-seeke watching
the market" all the time.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FOR SALE; POSSESSION SOON
147 Sylvan Terrace, improvements, g.
story brick ................. $4,000
1871 Park St. Improvements, "a story
1900 block. state St, imp, garage, 9
story yo, brick .rr q INN a.sf9Uy sf2Dv
18th. cor. Broad, imp. steam heat, g.
story brick ................ $500
227 N. 18th, imp. S-story brick. bay
window, porches .......:... $52OO
Whitehall and Regina SITS. 3-story
brick and brownstone. hot water
heat. See this property. Bargain
$15.500
80 S. 2sth St. STORY frame, gar
age, large lot, bargain ...... $2450
22S and 2S0 S. 2sth St. Penbrook, imp,
arg" lot, each ......... .$22sH
400 block, Woodbine St, S-story bk.,
SIS, SIS. e77 Briggs St. S-story. bk;, a6Y
imp, each ................ $32hO
26th ond Herr. double 21s STORY frame
house, barn, garage. chicken house.
all kinds fruit, large garden, bar
FI1rence St. Penbrook. double frame
house, barn, pig sty, chicken house,
lots of fruit and large garden.
Elght-room new brick house. lot 1874
by 17e. chicken house. pig sty. near
Penbrook. Price ...... $4,000
1923 State St, 3-story brick, imp $4,000
had on 80 days notice. See my list.
have other properties.
&C" CHARLES DAVIES,
Real Estate and Insurance,
1549 State St. cor. 18th st
Dial 493c Bell 4162R
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
WANTED

WANTED-To rent for the winter
with privilege of purchase later
low, with all improvements, in city or
near sui urbs. Property must be in
first class condition and In good To-
cality. Excellent references. Address
A-S1Eg care Telegraph.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-10

MARRIED man, aged %. desires
position with reliable concern as cost
accountant, bookkeeper or Office man
ager. Can furnish AL references. Six
years experience in above capacities
Can prove worth by actual results
Reasonable salary expected with
chance for advancement. Address Box
R-S2O5 care Telegraph.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-10

FOR sALE-Six hundred feet white
nine picket fence. Call Bell 1547R.
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FARMS
FOR SALE
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
Grain or stock farm, 72 acres, %
acres timber, frame house, rooms,
small barn, hog and chicken house, s
horses. l cow, 2 wagons and farm i'm
plements. Price $4,000.
Also SO acres, 12 acres fine timber.
log house and frame barn; vacant.
Price $3.50. Both farms near Manada
Gap, Dauphin county.
100 acres in Fishing Creek Valley,
IL miles from Harrisburg, good house.
and barn, chicken house and pig sty,
400 coros of wood cut goes with this
tarm. FTice $4,000.
Co CHARLES DAVIES,
1549 State Street, ~
pell 41G2R Dial 1890
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

YOUNG High school boy would like
work for Saturdays. Can furnish best
OF reference. Address Box S-S12S care
Telegraph.
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For SALE

FOR SALE
Two 21s STORY frame houses on
Hill. al! imp, elect. and gas. Z rooms
each, front porch, slate roof. nice size
yard to drive alley, room for garage
fruit trees, out buildings, price $500
each. Also several more cheap houses.
Vacant. Possession at once, 2-storv
brick, all imp, front porch, bay win
dow. drive alley. $500 down. balance
easy payments.
C. II. CORDER,
1922 Green Street
Bell phone 560J.
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FARMS FOR SALE

DURAND & FERBER,
10T Chestnut near Front
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WANTED
Statesmen WANTED

BROKERS or statesmen with sales
force to sell National Atlantic Pc
troleum Company stock. Special con-
tract for immediate connections. Four
wells producing 5000 bbls. daily. Divi-
dend basis. Nearly 1000 acres in
Burl<t urnett, Desdemona, Ranger.
CARRIER Billing and other oil fields. If
you are a producer and want good
connections, write William Cooper,
vice-pres., 10 Wall ST., New York.
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HELP WANTED-NIALE
MAKE YOURSELF A
ACCOUNTANTS EARN $S5
$50 A WEEK.
JUNIOR ACCOUNTANT IN
FIVE MONTHS

SENIOR ACCOUNTANTS EARN $50
5000 A WEEK.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

HOW THE MAXWELL
FUEL SAVER SOLVES
THE PROBLEM
THE MAXWELL FUEL SAVER
CONSERVES THE WASTE
GASES, SECURES AS NEAR
PERFECT COMBUSTION AS
CAN BE OBTAINED !.
CLF,ANSES THE SMOKE
DECREASES THE ASHES
INSURES MORE UNIFORM
HEAT AND HOLDS THE
FIRE FOR A MUCH LONGER
PERIOD. THUS SOLVING
THE PROBLEM OF UTILIZING
THE WASTED ENERGY
IN HEATING PLANTS.
THE WASTE OF FROM so PER
CENT; TO so PER CENT OF THE
UNITS IN THE OPERATION
OF THE AVERAGE
HEATING PLANT is DUE
TO THE FOLLOWING CAUSES
/. Imperfect combustion.
.. Improper draft regulation. ,
3. Unduly high gas velocities.
THE MAXWELL FUEL
SAVER .
IS INSTALLED IN THE
BREECHING OR SMOKE PIPE
AS NEAR TO THE
HEATING PLANT AS POSSIBLE
IT OVERCOMES
IMPERFECT COMBUSTION
BY PREVENTING THE
ESCAPE OF HEAT AND GASES
UP THE STACK.
THE AIR
ENTERING THE FUEL SAVER
THROUGH THE INTAKE
OPENINGS FORMS AN
AIR CUSHION, CAUSING
THE FIRE TO BURN SLOWER
AND PRODUCING A MORE
COMPLETE COMBUSTION.
A DEMONSTRATION WILL
CONVINCE YOU AS TO THE
TRUTH OF THESE FACTS. -
AUCTIONEER HITE
422 SOUTH 18TH STREET.
Everything in Roofing
Let Me Build Your Roof
Let Me Paint Your Roof
422 South 18Th St.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SAM

Several S-story bricks on Hill
ana uptown; all imp.
Corner houses on Hill and
uptown; all imp.
SSII;story bricks on Market St.;
all imp.
Several apartment houses on
Hill and uptown; good in
Nestments.
Two S-story bricks near
Broad Street market. $500
down; easy payments.
vacant, possession at once,
'2-Story brick; all imp; porch
9rlve alley; on Hill. $500
Vacant, Possession at once,
SS-story brick, all imp, uptown.
5000 down.
Possession at once, North
oth St, s rooms. all imp.
eject. and gas porch, bay
window, side entrance, nice
yard. $500 down.
Vacant, 4-room frame. up
town, good shape.
C. H. CoRDER,
lf22 Green st. Bell phone 560J
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FOR SALE

Maple Grove Hotel. corner
plot 1875 feet square. Addition
al 20XS0 L-shaped plot; rear
driveway. The West Ends
business opportunity. See us
about terms.
BACK ENSTOSS REALTY CO.
331 Market Street.
Harrisburg's Real Estate Bureau
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BUSINESS PROPERTIES FOR RENT
Located at the east end of
Mulberry Street Bridge.

Mulberry Street Bridge.
No. l. Possession December L. prop
orty now occupied by Swain, Hick-
man Company, consisting of
One office.
TWO Easements
One storage room.
One concrete garage 15X155 TT.
suitable for auto accessory or SIM
liar business. requiring space for
storage
No. 2. Possession January l, prop
erty now occupied by c. A. Fair. con-
slsting of
Two-story frame building. 3SX155
teet.
L-shape building adjoining. 3SxGO
feet
Suitable for auto repair and paint
shop, or manufacturing business.
For further particulars apply at
126 South Second Street.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
FOR SALE

$50 Muench ST., 3-story brick,
8 rooms and bath, all i'm
provements; possession at
once.
T. B. ROCKEFELLER,
202 North Street.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE
BELL TELEPHONE OPER-
ATING
An Ideal Occupation for
Young Women"


an operators pay is increas-
ed after four weeks training
period and thereafter at short
intervals as she becomes eX-
perienced.
Young women between is and
25 will find telephone oper-
ating very fascinating, clean
work, with unusual oppor-
tunity for advancement in
salary and position.
In addition to a good salary
our operators have a COM
Portable rest room, and
lunch room where food is
served at cost.
Apply to Miss Kline, Oper-
atUrs' Employment Depart
ment, Second Floor, EOS Wal
nut Street.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-10

YOUNG married man would like to
connect with a firm that would recog-
nize ability, in either management or
craftsmanship position, can give refer
ence and has proven ability to pro-
duco results. Address x. Y. T.. care
Telegraph.
Alma record., 1919-02-20
FIELD MAY TAKE POSITION

IKE" Field, former Albion college
football. track and base ball star,
may come TO Alma within the next
few weeks as temporary coach
pending the selection Of a permanent
successor = Harry Helmer.
The outlook for base ball is unusu-
ally bright at the college, and third
successive base ball championship
team is expected by the fans of the
Maroon and Cream institution and
it is the desire of President II. VI.
Crooks to have a capable instructor
in this sport in the spring. -
At present it does not look as
though he would be able to secure a
permanent successor 10 Helmer be-
fore summer, and this may decide
him in favor Of Field. Field, who is
at present instructing in athletics in
the Flint schools, goes to Allegheny
college. Pa, this next year.
Alma record., 1919-02-20
MET HERE TUESDAY

On Tuesday evening the Gratiot-
Isabella county o. +. S. members
held their regular meeting in this
city, and a good number of Eastern
Star ladies from the adjoining coun-
ty were in this city for the meeting
A large number from various towns
of Gratiot were also present, while
the Alma members were out in force.
A fine program was carried out by
the ladies', among the features of
which were the addresses by Worthy
Grand Matron, Mrs. Eva Snow Of
Ludington and Past Worthy Grand
Matron, Mrs Hume, of Owosso.
The election Of the officers for the
Gratiot-Isabella o. +. S. was held at
this meeting and the following offic-
ers elected: President. Mrs. Jesse +.
Fuller Of Alma; vice president. Rev.
Dewey; secretary, Mrs. Chatterton OF
Mt. Pleasant; treasurer, Mrs. Brew
er of st. Louis.