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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-08


OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE
CURRENCY
Washington. Der. Il. 1913.
Whereas by satisfactory evidence pre-
scented 10 the undersigned. il has been
made t. appear that The National k'N.
change Bank q: Wheeling" in the City OF
Wheeling in the County of Ohio and
state 81 Wtst Virginia. has complied
with ali tn. provisions OF the ACT OF
Congress ITO enable National Banking
Assnciu:inrs Ia extend their corporate
existence. and fer other purposes ap-
%nw therefore, ]. Thomas P. Kane act
ing Comptroller of the Currency. do here
l,y certify that "'r"e National. kNGnanEe
Sank vi Wheeling" Ill tn: City OF Wheel.
ing County ~ U!i!" and State or west
Virginia is authorized TO have succession
for the period specified in it's amended
articles nf associations. namely, until
close uC business on h"ccmhcr l5 1888.
In testimony whereof witness my hand
and Seal II office this Fourteenth day
q: Pee. nhcr. 1915
Thomas r. Kane.
Acting r:rmpirollcr Of the Currency
,,;,nrtrr 5IGi Extension No. S44I.
d-l1-30t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-08
Another State RatifiGS
The ''Dry" Amendment

i!pI.;f: lHaIu. Jnu. 7.-liatiii"ati"n
il, -!!..u:u,"ri- l";. tbs morning Ut
,hr iat!u;rl ;.r"irrhi'I'r nm"ndm"nt VAS
h.. :sr..; !".:i>!:.iI,- action of III" lower
house ri TIA" nfi""u;h idaho irE'S.h-
turc.. sworn in yesterday morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-08

To Whom il May Concern; 49,.
Winni" Wilson Schuh. my wiz" nav
ing abandoned me and ~ nov liTinE sep
nr;t;, and apart from mr.. motto" Is mere
hy given that ! will not h" responsive
fSr any debts contracted ny ~" Sh'"
WInni" Wilson Srhuh on. anu ai'Hr '"e
"rd day az January. A. r.. 1919.
HARRY t. S'IitH.
v.hrc,iur w. Va. - Florida, st.
ja-6-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-08
StoohholderB Meeting.

Tho annual m'ottinE Of III" S'2Shh"'",
Wheeling. Wheeling W. Va. will be h"Id
a, tn" bank Thursday, January lfih
Ialq 'bctyr"rn the hours Of 10 n. m. anI
~ a, m. for the election ~ directors AnH
The transaction Of any other onsil''Ss
G.. W. lEFFEES.
Cashier.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-08
WANTED-Fenale

ED-Housckecper for small FAM
jlv. Address Housekecpcr, care !n-
tcllIgenccr. - - e.
WaNTGp-Lady cashier IS to 30 years
old. :pr auto accessory store. :"
knowledge of bookkeeping, Necessary ~:
nuirrd. Address y. Q. Box 33l. n-3s-i
WANTEp-:0oE in small family Of
four. High wages and a very dsSlra-
hIc position. For particulars. address ;.
D, e.. care Intellig cncer, or teicph9hc
2g2-J. W"odsdale. jas!
WANTED-Young lady TO answer tS:C-
nhorc IN general fflcc. Stcnosrapn"s
preferred. Address Box 259. City. y
waNTEp-Girls for light clean factory
work, Apply Wheeling Tile Co., 32hd
and Woods st. oL-IM
WAETEp-N m!ddle-agcd woman VINO
wants Il good home with fair wages lC
do general huuscwurk in a family oi TWO
imam and wts1; c c"nya1;cn mIu<a i sSGd
hom" for the right person. Address BOX
:. Folsom. W. Va o--9-H
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-08

WANTED-Y0ung men. lG and over. ar
eligible for government railway mail
clerks, So month. Examinations soon
For free particulars, write r: a. Terry
fnrmcr civil service examiner NV
Columbia Building. Washington. jail
WANTED-Elcvator boy: Apply az
once. Engineer News Building. loVV
Main street. 10
wAETEp-Barber at once. Young man
preferred so and 80 per cent over w.
w. J. Stonabrakrr. Barncsvlllc.O:- DIV.
WANTED-Two boys TO learn Soou
trade. night work. Apply between
and D. m. to Peter Boyd. 1ntelllgenccr
office, 1905 Market ST. n-I2-lL
wANTEp-THREE GOOD LINOTYPE
OPERATORS; MUST BE SoBEH.
APPLY FOREMAN 1NTELL1GEhCEF'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-08

w.nrrD-An old established invest.
mont house would like to engage The
services Of a local representative. Ap-
nIcant must be between the age ..
iwrntv-one and thirty-fivc and be able
10 furnish the highest Of references ana
give bond. Salary with bouns. nF!'e
Box NJ \. c.. Intelligcncer. 1a-'-l,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-08

of url by Sam "rE i T rrnG
raiux to be has.d to of Wheeling:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-08
FOR SALE

FoR SALE-l9lS Ford touring car. AZ
most new. Reasonable. VIM. Carson
care Stamm Hotel
FOE SALE-Unc atom kco iruGh ~
first class condition. Apply al steam
Electric Co, No. 20-lGth 81: JAZZ!
FOE sAIE-Farm us acres. go.L soil,
1G ~ acrns timber. remainder farming
pasture Mules from 1 DGsPSSlie ru S
-,,,'n Good & room house, slate root.
dress Il. W. Rcyndrd, T!ppccanor. T. J.:
HARRISON Co, Ohio. or VIM. Rcynard. Jt
+ school ST., Salem, Col. Co., Ohio:
49, jc-i-t
FOE SAIE-IYl7 Ford touring ca.
Good as new. Call Woodsdale ~.
d-3l-m
FOR sALE-Fine team o. bay horses. 4
bargain If sold quickly. owner SICK
Phone Woodsdalc @21. DUN
FOE SA1E-6oo finest sin g!nG canaries'
males and females, talking parrots parrots
- So SIN ST., Martins Ferry. o.. pn"ne
1897.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-08
WANTED-Male

vArrED-6 laborers, Wheeling Build
ing Material Co.. Peninsula. jazz
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-08
MISCELLANEOUS

DRESS WE'LL AND SAVE MONEY.
T.AFGE ASSORTMENT OF SLIGHT
Ky USED FINE OVERCoATS AND
SUITS AT GREAT BARGAINS. GAS
SEIL, 1923 MARKET ST. ALSO BUY
SECOND HAND CLOTHING. o-lQ-t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-08
GENERAL NOTICES

EXTENSION or CHARTER
THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK
or WHEELING
WHEELING. w. VA.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-08
WANTED-To Buy

| wArTED-Two lG or Is inch lathcs and
n milling machine. Must be nearly
Few. State particulars. maker. pFtcc anu
where can bn seen. Address L. q. Box
SIS. Wheeling. W. Va. jail
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-08

TREASURY DErAR, MENT
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE
CURRENCY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-08
N 0 T ICE

Observation-Disclosures
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1919-08-28
SWIFT THE WORKS OF MEN q
BACK TO EARTH AGAIN

Reading history and visiting art
galleries where portraits of olden and
partly forgotten people hang. causes
one to marvel and speculate good
deal, if one be of that turn of mind,
and to compare the past with the
present and wonder about the future.
Some day in the dim and distant
future doubtless another people will
wonder about us, even as we wonder
about those of thousands of years
ago And they, like we do now, will
wonder what kind of people lived be-
fore them, and marvel and speculate
if we had loves and hates and ambi-
tons, and wars and civilization, and
politics and policies, and creeds and
religions, and whence we had all gone
to and why nothing but crumbling
ruins were left to silently mark the
fact that we had ever existed.
Weighed in the balance with such
reflections, how small we are. Pol
itical scrambles, the wars which have
been 'waging in Europe, greed and
grasping for riches and pomp and
power and splendor; tearing each
other down that a few may rise high
enough SO God can see what miser-
able lot of wiggle-tail worms they
are; the pushing of the many into
novels that few may revel in pal
aces; subordinating the better and
higher impulses implanted by the
God of all into the human heart and
brain-all to what purpose? Only
that in time our castles are to crum-
BILE into earth again, and the Shiny
lizards crawl over the dust once the
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1919-08-28
THINKoGRAPHs.

And now scientist proposes to
make milk out of hay. Most any old
COW can do that.
A spinster is a woman who has
either run away from the men or run
after them.
If it was as easy to lay up riches
as it is to hunt trouble, we would all
be millionaires.
Dry towns don't have blear eyes,
bat noses, liver spots or heavyweight
breaths.
Nobody but woman is allowed to
jump at conclusions-or to jump off
car backwards.
Don't have two dispositions-one
for home consumption and the other
for parade purposes.
I. Trusts are not the only handicap
to progress. Laziness also helps a
good deal.
For quick results in learning of the
great hereafter. join an aviation
school.
We shall be an aviator when we get
to be an angel, and not before.
The freight car is lucky thing;
1t always has pull;
1t travels north, south, east and west,
And half the time it's full.
If he carries her powder rag in his
pocket when they go out together,
that is a sign they are progressing
first rate.
A single paper dollar is said to con-
tain as high as 90,0OO0OO micro-or-
ganisms. My goodness, but that
Rockefeller Morgan crowd must be
full of bugs.
George Washington manufactured
1000 barrels of whisky every year on
his farm. No wonder he whipped the
British!
A prominent suffragist says that
as soon as the women get ready to
wear trousers they will do so. No
they won't-not the real fat ones.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1919-08-28

animated clay representing ourselves
and all that we know, or think we
know.
The lesson is, that to leave some
monument in the grateful hearts of
men is far greater than to leave but
gilded palaces that are to crumble
even as our frail selves, and that to
sow some seeds of kindness along our
paths of life is more promising Of
eternal harvest than to be guided by
forgetfulness of the fact that Swift
are the Works of Men Back to Earth
Again"
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1919-08-28
lsNSASHsySHS1l2HcyEpEy MISUNDERSTANDING
E2eH21EI21f2k2kflH:kfIh2 AaxaNAsiIs2
Perfection rice
In Tire Building

re-naker's first problem is decide much he can
give for the money This and every other question in tire
building depends upon policies
super.tre, such The Brunswick car be made only by
concern which knows well and appreciates that there moth
ing exclusive IN the tire industry except nigh standards
Since 1S45 the House Of Brunswick has held first place in
every line it entered Brunswick Tires as more and more
motorists come to know Them will certainly be that
coveted place held only by the superine.
Motorists who buy one Brunsv,ick usually adopt il for
complete equipment Yet this NOS strange since the rst
one SO completely proves its superiority.
If the of Brunswick certfcs to.you as to most men,
extraordinary tire higher nca not be good
business to test two Brunswick fires?
THE BRUNSWICK CILENDER co.
Omaha Headquarters: 1909 Fa1naza Street
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1919-08-28
SOUNDS LIKE MONEY

The telegraph news from Europe
gets fellow all mixed up. Say, how
much is 100000 yen in kopecks
We note, also, that they are paying
the workmen, what few there are who
work, over in Moscow in moujiks. II
you happen to have any yen, kopecks
or moujiks about you, please get one
Of them changed and come in and
subscribe for The Times.
Order Of the Bath.
Voice From the Tub-For the luva
dixie, Jimmie, run and get me a cak.
u sdnp.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1919-08-28

The Apartment Next Door.
Wolves of the Sea.
Winds of Chance.
The Tin Soldier.
The City of Comrades.
The Cricket.
Ruth of U. S. A.
Martial Adventures of Henry and
Me.
The White Morning.
Skyrider.
Twenty Fourth of June.
Herself, Himself and Myself.
Jungle Tales of Tarzan.
Tarzan of the Apes.
Son of Tarzan.
Tarzan and the Jewels of Opar.
The Blazed Trail.
African Camp Fires.
The Virginian.
Old Dad.
Sky Pilot of No Mans Land.
Dawn.
You're Only Young Once.
The Treasure Trail.
A Connecticut Yankee in King Ar
thurs Court.
The Arrow of Gold.
The Duchess of Siona.
Who Cares.
Abraham's Bosom.
Doctor Danny.
Enchanted Ground.
The Net.
Too Fat to Fight.
Juvenile.
The Will to Win.
Little Allies.
Christopher and Columbus.
Georgina's Service Star.
Chicken Little Jane.
The Trail.
Girls of Ga.
Isabel Cartons Friend.
Lost Island.
The Mystery of Ram Island.
Keeping His Course.
At the Butterfly House.
The French Twins.
The Belgian Twins.
The Mysterious Island.
Boy Scouts at Sea.
Uncle Remus Returns.
Don Strong of Patrol Leader.
The Great Sioux Trail.
The Boy Scouts on a Crusade.
You Are the Hope of the World.
Raven Patrol Of Bob'c Hill.
Ross Grant in a Miners Camp.
Mark Tidd, Manufacturer.
The Bee People.
The Song of Life.
Adventures of Johnny Chuck.
Adventures of Sammy Jay.
Adventures of Prickly Perky.
Story of Bad Boy.
The Heart Of Isabel Carton.
The Border Watch.
The Scouts Of the Valley.
Three Sides of Paradise Green.
Little Boy Lost.
Blue Aunt.
The Keeper of the Trail.
The Riflemen of the Ohio.
Captain January.
Adventures Of Buffalo Bill.
Peg of the Ring.
Lucky Six Pence.
Beatrice of Dens Wood.
Helen of the Find Out Club:
Helen and the UNLIMITED Guest.
Helen Over the Wall.
Cudjo's Cave.
Camp Fire Girls at Bright Wood
Bessie Fensler, Librarian.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1919-08-28
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Council Room, Missouri Valley,

\ Council Room, Missouri Valley, Ia,
August 5, 1919, 1880 p. m.
Council met in regular session with
the following officers present: L. r..
Pike, Mayor; H. 7. Faith, Clerk;
Frank Tamisiea, Attorney; Council
men present, X. E. Brundige, E. M.
Rhodabeck, w Fl. Miller, w. H. Hal
|; sey, Geo. Malsi.
Il Moved by Rhodabeck, seconded by
Halsey, that the minutes of previous
meetings be accepted and placed on
i, file; carried.
II Moved by Halsey, seconded by Mill
er, that the readjustment of the wa
ter rate be referred to the Council as
whole; carried
II Moved by Halsey, seconded by
Brundige, that the pumpman's salary
be raised to $125 per month com
mencing July 18th; carried.
Moved by Rhodabeck and seconded
by Miller, that the Clerks salary be
raised to $40 per month, commencing
with July Is; carried.
Moved by Halsey and seconded by
Brundige, that both Marshals' salar-
les be raised to s125 per month, COM
mencing with July Is; carried.
Moved by Brundige and seconded
by Malsi, that the Water Commits
sioner's salary be raised to SIS per
I month, commencing with July 15;
! carried.
\ Moved by Halsey and seconded by
Rhodabeck, that the Fire Drivers
salary be raised to $115 per month,
commencing with July Is; carried.
By motion and seconded, the bill of
Geo. Lowery be referred to sidewalk
committee; carried.
j By motion and seconded, the bill of
A. H. Sniff, for printing, was laid
over; carried.
II It was moved and seconded that
the following bills be allowed; motion
carried.
General Fund
]. W. Waggoner, salary for
II July ----------------$125 90
Robt. Morton, salary for July 1850
Crane Co., drinking fountains 105 90
K. E. Brundige. mdse------- 1910
Chase Parsons, plumbing 21.81
Jorgen Hansen, repairs on
Il stairs at City Hall ------ $50
/; H. I. Faith, salary as Clerk
Il for July ------------ $500
First National Bank, time
checks 582.S5
Andrew Short, blacksmith
/ ing 600
Dave Hearn, extra police GOA
V. l. Tamisiea, mdse for City
II Hall ------------ -------- loo
Iowa Tel. Co., toll calls 1856
H. R. Newton Co., material 57.s2
Missouri Valley Times, print
ing ------------ --------- 1880
Andrew Short, blacksmith
ing -------- ------ 4.95
Owen Engineering Co., flash
batteries Observation-Disclosures go
Razal Mfg. Co., blank war
rant book ----------- 1851
Price & Mccormack, setting
grade stakes -------- $500
j. d. Brown & Sons, office
supplies -------- ---- Ito
Total $1l73. 23
Water Fund.
o. W. Kimnner, salary for
July ------------ --------$114.39
Jorgen Hansen, guards on
pumps ll.Z5
H. R. Newton Co., lumber at
station ----------- ------ 1902
Crane Co., main, tap and gas
ket --------- ------- 1915
v. I. Tamisiea, repairs on
main ------------ $500 sol
lowaservice Co, power pump
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1919-08-28

ing --------- --------- 367.44
Owen Engineering Co., labor
| and material --- 1896
Pete Hansen, labor and ma
| terial LAP
Chase, Stout, steam pump
repairs 1850
V. I. Tamisiea, plumbing 1890
H. 7. Faith, salary for Ju-
| ly Observation-Disclosures -------- 67.5O
K. E. Brundige, hardware go
First National Bank, time
checks ----------------- s7.a3
Ludlow Valve Co., fire hy-
/ drants 1870
Crane Co., gate valve $3.50 $50
Total ------ 1892 So
| Park Fund.
First National Bank, time
checks Observation-Disclosures 27.25
Chas. Parsons, plumbing 1850
V. l. Tamisiea, plumbing 2.SO
H. r. Newton, sand and ce-
| ment --- 94.1O
Total -$137. 65
Fire Fund.
K. E. Brundige, mdse------$ 20
VIM. johnson, salary for Ju-
ly Observation-Disclosures ---------- 102.50
| Lewis & Williams, mdse- 1876
Mason & Morehouse, gas GOT
l'Owen Engineering CO., sal
airy for S.333
Pete Hansen, repairs on gas
tank on truck IS
w. W. Foote, repairs on fire
truck 1916
1872. Is
Light Fund.
Iowa Service Co., lighting
streets -----------------$179. 90
Sheet lead ----- 20
Owen Engineering Co., street
lights and salary 2O.69
Total -$1s9.ss
Sanitary Fund.
First National Bank, time
| checks so
Sewer Fund.
First National Bank, time
checks -------------------$29.75
Grading Fund.
John Christman, grading Is
| Moved and seconded, that Council
adjourn to meet August Z, at 1880 p.
NJ; motion carried.
L. R. PIKE, Mayor.
H. 7. FAITH, Clerk.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE.


" NNIfp go KtNT Msfth lst u,r urun
uUfufrishrd -puib SIDE huu.' wiiH go
urN k|f,tvItr, ttIuauAUi Aittt -
H., So tstr World
WANTED tOV hNiNNh 90 NcNlLN
futnthri houy e. spAf'nsnt Moe.
DO ,ri, d,A 1uuc. toned r,Ir'
'..Hs ,aN. . u ,.ur 81 rrir'r1'N
t'uh
star" good ..his Nsi.f Tas s.' ..N
,.a.r .vu,ruIrftts i-.aft.u ..ust I.
10 lluti g. - Nu iu.I
" NNTtn RS RFNl ~ ONCE or b, lcn
roar, I i'r ot ., rouu uNilfnIsNrt
modern house NOrh slur prHie trd
lhon, .g1iR
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
ACREAGE ruR SALE

ioo Not hue ,s,,. nru sood cool.
k"ns''t.t Duuut, NJ lt1 a'irs
o1 1,s"ms go'r town Cs,Ap .". N,.p
~ rI' tad" rhour lt-' T. % h"'
,lu-l tr s.pt. .r,r o.. Be-. s... 1000.
ro,ri 49, .uwrr..N rN".a .'..
''I| U.,N.
WANIru Io W.>I N-u .ua p f..
gto'"N ..tia'. p'ft' H'"rr Ndres'
CENr~ IS acne cyst
T',hs sshooI l.uds ior aIr h in' STATE
mof, iof a. wears hUi B. I,f coos HirI,ti
Srui hc tn,fagy fuf hfth,r IuforusiN""
Investor ruhtshins Ga. br't a. '"h
Nu'uho re,ss
rpR Stlf @ ,rtrs lo,sted on ro,t 'o.i
%, Red inft ,.ose tn rat nu, au .i'al
uiu" ,h,,.eu t,ugh. ,ig,o tern, r,s,
see Rus nfanl "a trt National
nuljirE rhon, 9iou
fuR SAlt lgu acres Al iu,s aud
farm land miles south luiss isir
house sud barn ud rgit 'ot and in
s.ts ua'ls uoss"sslon rshi no~ f9t
Grant "a iifN NauouAl buildiug
IuR sNLf tpu acre. Ir Chrtokrr county
The best improved r'nc' ard to'ai'si
orh milrs frum to~u. 21n s,frt hHi
tam land an ,irsl si'aiiA farm, ,du per
scrs and tnrus u.hi So" Rae.
ufAnt ~ Tint National hurdlug
lhor" 2itn
fpR SNlt go acre" room hnu', harm
and chicken hnus. ~t|I. ~ asrrs in col
uNauon balance in gfass dsud> .hlr1"n
and turk rAuoh Z milrH norm " 200
Trrus, ~ 500 ossh. balance 10 snii SEQ
lLls T., Utsut ~ FIRST National build
Ing Phone "idn
ron SN.I lu are, snhuthau propert,
room hons" garage and pleh'r ont
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
MuAIcAL IhsrnuMnNrs

hArrhf SSfS tsnr.stei .ud tsco.,t,d
returned bone ths sainN ds faas,
satp ssnitsfy Nsttfsss 90
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
! ESTATE FOR RENT
nxciIAN1p RrAL nsrArr

tuW IKAnt ~ 600 equity m five rVoN
lssI S.lr rottsgv 'nf trs'sufnrf oi
.'HrA tH Eru,rr, store Phone Mt
lrsI,t stlgj
'kNS I ha,, tuu VI. improved 'Atm'
and ~. tsIhanf % flt me. fiise -
handle - uuu ~ INU of 81 uuN tin.t
N'ri de- fuNnr ui wbat Nvu have I,
ono. VII tsi' Al ,aNi value Al
'.t.s e. u lra,ttn Pm, H.uu Va
NAN1lp N,stieut. t1t hur N,v Nuts
'fE lots Aud each Ro, " h'lds'e
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


iaEDS AND iAHmS ioH sAin ~
o.. N,WTs Tu,.t'm County ksr t'
Hfrt e'rsi 81 gu's iu s.frs sfaIis
Oh alfalfa .sri arse Improvements
0"U.r h.Ht f'sss pasture one mile s.h""l
cd church t~u Wilcs rsrroNd ''s'I"N
NNi, iof description and usl Mstuh
.n'.ss uu.ea Nav
WANTED urAL ESTATE ~
VIII W.N uI NDIIOW uuod location
N..i Hs,r u,s r,sIou ani Boo bhtsa..
IHt.u.... IHs lu-.
NNNIlu Iu UuN Iose m s.trssr
lr"t'f SOUTH u' uN rhou' ii-n '.'l
I'I. Fart .,rt tr,tlrrrr |nIs u trih
Boz uSis DI,r nuWtsts .nd uu.r ifhl
letter .at Nalumots bidg uh.sh"ms
Iuls WNNIrp from o~urt ~ ,ottssr
hII.icr t,sr cash ptl,c and lu'su"U
Aidts'. u -p No world
uNNi seven I.'tts, ~h" wapi to lN
s.rr, t..i nt rusInrss tn Tulsa " ,ul
81. write ur hue Sill cal ON 'ou snl
ust D., Al, to male t-o p""plv ,'is
trd ~ no WoNi
NNNIlp Nr uN,l ii,e 81 s, r,om
moiwu outage Nurh tidr Terms Aii
o. ." ~ world
U.Nl fsr,rr SALESMAN
Maus =" MAX" ,unurct,ots via s.l'"
sul tuI-vlt'. rW llas 10 years
VVrueU,' Aso = married h.s' "i
fr'rf' - Nhi iiiI Es'r NolN
" NNltb lu tlr tI,rf,trs srhoul diaitiri
fIsr o.. "a rspu outage ~ uu,r terms
NII tt- t.fr World
Cusl Is .ol, s,s,t 100 aud paid $500
nu stsu. terms ,t rade Ihuues iA2u
."Ii
All close Iu a.Ftart soNh ~ rity ptr
frrrsd rhuurs iitu f"Nt
NJ WILL N Uath tut vsSa"t or Inn
proved prprriN uu matte Whrto IA Ia
len, atri inion Ncalt, TO Auf Robin
son hIis ihone ~
MNN1fu Ia buy ~ foou modetn
house h. he moved l'hure iv'i
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
ron SALE on EXCHANGE

N'Nl NNIl NHlt holding. iot s.'s "t ''
change stI tahe tuipmuhuc f-aI rsia'"
.s'" ur fpumng huusr Most any thtus
N's' SO tou' l'hnur Iip
rNu FrpNh n,tNF Jru.nlNG ON
ftf''i fruu dtput ~ rooms sAtvr and
Fl. .Iis Hafh iuts fixtures ~, l~o lnu
..'l ." each Nov hrtuf run e. room
me- Iuurr Would ,eu tsrt ~ Trade tot
inw ari Mrtr ,r phone " iuEh.
Ni.g..f uaIA
l'k ~NIt ur trade summer home iu
''srs' v',fIoolirr NIlI,siA AA. 81.
Trade 'n' it.sa urbp,fN co. NIU eel 600
- phtW'nh IiHrs t|t|
lNl. O. kbuM house and .ot seven
fH'ns frf'ed for tilo tcrns 100
'r' 5000 al 800 per month lhons
$50
NNfll|l barber outit arrr mtrrofs
la.A .Hr' ssnF rhsIrs hnS sash
.,H.I '.r o., uf wade iur su'su'll'
N.FN sIi .asN vi tAamhcfA
lI.f Hf.,Uf
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
STORES AND WAREHOUSES

lON RfNI T. sioferoon Tor fsnt In I.ofLss
Btr tormsfl, Old world ouii.inr %
ToYrth street nsvlv t.p.odsi.d .ad "a
fr,, eisu eohd';ior best shor -tndo-s
IN city ehssb cent sht iont lease Hs
q larson Norit othss
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19

l,p Nrltt hu, ir,D sru. suod suI.
k"ns,,tt Duuut, y VI itH Hrr,
Oklahoma rraf town. cheap Sol. N,ap
80 siU trade Ihuur Ia T. % hu,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
OIL MAculSERY6rprirs
orrIcE STORE EQUIPMENT

REMINGTON TvrEWRIrER uood e,
new 30 Schrast, bldg phono 7O1o
OFFICE FURNITURE For sale Letter
,on dsss one nnr~,i,sr de,a rhait,
and rug Can b. bought a. bargain
Room 2ia. Pan American bldg
eAPfR CilPs-A isi in.. priced rGai
rpiss Rubhsr Stamp worha Hsy~s srt
Ridt phon. iaib
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19

.C0 ACRrG Of smooth pt,lrIc mueg i.rd
'of sale no 'fa'ns t|ftiy arfra ~
rlIIisAtIrn hh arrr rssd0s good fnuf
rom house tufa. rsI ArI telephone
line one m1e ia s.h"e' tpo to t.'F on
beet lrLwaf ir hpth Tuba count,
rr., 80 r.F slr. sri immeiiaic poo
session Z taken 40 once 4 V tn.ilr.
tu.InsOIls ukls iifst hitonai hans
bids
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19
HOUSES FOR sALg

CiOSk IN residence special prce and
good terms Owner li20 f2ll
ron s1AO CASH balance lie rent, ~e
will build you q two. three or four room
house lniosi Realty COMPANY tn1 Rob
iusou bldg Phone o?
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-19

ron SAl.k- iNn- sturoo bunEalo~ located
at iiiS Forrest bargain N 900
~ zoo cNh. bA'anee terms otcuti IN
Nrsimrnt Co ili frt National HANK
Phone Es7A or Sh10R