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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-05
HAS NEVER SEEN ITS
EQUAL SAYS CRAWFORD
tutI Orgnionc Restored My
Health" says Tool Dresser.

"For two years before l found
out about this OrEatone Treatment
simply wasn't worth nickel no
far ns my health was concerned
said Arthur Crawford, n well known
citizen OF Ranger. Texas. who hls
been n tool dresser in the oil fields
for over five years while In tho
Ranger Drug company few days
ago
II was in general rundown
condition" he continued "hai
stomach trouble and indigestion aud
my liver was sluggish. ! nearly al-
ways had rauseated feeling after
eating ahi many times | couldn't
retain what had eaten, couldn't
digest anything scarcely and heavy
foods especially. caused me trouble.
had dizzy spells and frequent
headaches and was very nervous.
My rest at night was very poor AMI
| Just felt all worn out and good for
nothing most ali the time. MY
condition kept going from bad 10
worse until I sot to tho point where
thought my time had come and
am sure 1 would have died II 1t had
not been for Orgatone.
.'T have iust finished my sixth
btl'if VI
thought OF II doing me 40 much
good In so short time. | can eat
anything | want and that sick. naus-
eating feeling has disappeared. MY
food seems TO digest and I am gain
ing In weight and strength right
along. Ny stomach feels like "a
new one and / can hardly realtAe
that am the same person ! was
two months ago can easily do
my work without feeling all tired
and worn out like did, ! arm
feeling like different person al
together and have never seen the
equal to OrgatOne, and / am glad
to tell others about the treatment
that is doing 50 much for me-"
0rgatone In not n so-called patent
or secret remedy hut n now scien-
tific treatment absolutely free from
alcohol In amy form and Ia sold In
Tulsa by Roy r. 0etman's RexAli
store exclusively, under the personal
direction OF a special Orgatone rep
senta tive.--Advt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-05
VICTORY OVER SOONERS
IS FORESEEN BY KANSAS

LAWR ENCE. Kan. Nov. with
the victory over the Kansas Aggies
here Saturday. the Kansas football
team apears to have hit Its stride
and II going 10 he hard team To
beat In it's remaining contests. The
Jayhawksrs came through tho Assie
contest In good shape and will be In
even better shape for their clash
against Benny owens Sooners than
they were for the Aggies
Hart was the only Jnyhawker TO
receive an injury IN the Aggie game.
and he will he back In practise be-
fore tho middle Of the week, Lon
borg, who was held on the sidelines
Saturday because OF bad knee
will be sufficiently recovered to get
back into the game, and the Kansas
team IL expecting TO he able TO win
from oklahoma.
Tho punch, which tho Jayhnwkers
lacked In early games, was In evil
dence.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-05
CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE
SOUGHT BY PHILLIPS
In Reach az Chrtstisns--poSt
Ssas~,n Game Likely.

Special 70 The World
ENID. okla, nov. t-With a
score of 500 points In six gdmcs.
Phillips university Is eagerly await
ing tho football game with the Texas
Wesleyan university of Greenvllle, es
another step toward the champion
ship ot the southwest
The Phillips goal has never been
crossed this season and on few oCa
caslons has II bcen threatened This
fact is duo largely 10 the wonderful
line which Coach John MaulbctHCh,
former Michigan university star. has
developed. Assisting tho line In the
drive for the Southwestern honors,
the phillips backficld has developed
into II scoring machine that is sure
to spread terror into the ranks OF tho
teams which Will oppose 1t this
season.
Three Hard Games.
Games are HChedulod with the
Haskell Indians. oklahoma Aggics
and Denver university. and post
season game is sure to be played
with Henry Kendall college OF Tulsa,
contender for tho South hwestern
champ pionship
Coach MRulhotsch is giving his
mon stiff workouts every night IN
preparation FOR the Texans who meet
the Haymnkers on Alton field here
Saturday, November T. The Texans
were the only players TO defeat the
iIaymakern In two years with the OK
ccption Of the University OF Okla
homa, which won last year.
Maulhctsch EnthusiAstic.
With several members of former
all-state teams In the line and In the
field, and with every member Of
tho squad workin. hard, Maulbetsch
declares he has "A team that In sec
ond TO none In the west. Brain, at
center, IN developing into one OF the
most aggressive centers In the cOun-
try lie IN aided by Milan and
owens Mt tho guard positions and
Kurty. Norris and Miller at tackle.
Lawrence and O'Neil at tho ends are
deadly Rcklers. fast and sure with
forward passes.
Strauss. Roby and Levi are first
string backs that would be credit
to any eastern team and the Indian,
Levi, In puntins tho ball 66 ~ or
moro, Schwimmcr. Schneidet. Iel-
top.. Selby and Hutchinson and the
other members OF the team are
heady. aggressive players and hard
workers al all times
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-05
I0lra Grid Substitute
Is Forced to Ride on
TOP of Pullman Car

IOWA CITY. Iowa. Nov. 4,--Ad-
ventures OF l. &. White, a eubsu-
tute tackle on the University OF
Iowa football team. in accompany
ing hlS Team TO Urbana, III, for
the game with Illinois, have Just
become known. White rode part
OF the way on top OF IA pullman,
clad In seanty early morning al
tire, and WAS nearly frozen when
the train stopped and he could
crawl off
The young man left the coach at
IA station to mail letter to a
young woman. The porter closed.
the vestlbulc and when White re
turned rs the train started ne
grAbbedthe side rails and climbed
to the top OF the car, where he re-
NAMED until the noxt stop.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-05
BRAMER DEFEATS EDDIE
C0UL0N AT KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY. Nov. TN a dis
patch sent from here last night 1t
was enormously stated that Eddie
Coulon, New Orleans bantnmweight
was given the popular decision over
Harry Bramer of Denver. In a 10
round bout under the auspices OF the
American legion. No decision was
given. but In the opinion OF a ma
jority OF the sport writer's at the
ringside, Bramer outfought Cotton.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-05
WEEK OF PRAYER WILL
BE OBSERVED AT Y'

announcement was made yester-
Gay by H. l. Heinzman, religious
work Secretary OF the Y. NJ. C. A.
mat the local association would OBJ
,erNe The week OF prayer. November
10 ls. by special meetings. The
~'ek OF prayer Is n national Y. NJ.
I,N' event celebrated at the call OF
Fetary.
~ sunday. November Q. Or.
taur bult pastor OF First Chris
'ah 'hurch, will speak at the mems
oi YIN In the Y lobby on the sub
% prayer" S. A Racovitch,
's IAN tenor. will sing Prayer Per
On each day throughout the
Y eek prayer meeting for busin ess
men VIII be held In the handball
q l2;l0 y. m, on Tuesdey
nls'N" day. DR.. L. s. Barton, OF
Fusion Avenue NJ. r. church. will
yP''k az the MONDAY meeting.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-05
JANIT0R BOUND OVER
FOR STEALING SUITS

Willie williams accused of steal
ing mems clothing 20 tn" vain" q
i235 from room 5J5. New Dani"
building. November l, entered plea
OF not guilty at his arraigrment be
fore Justice 3. e. MaXey ycstcria
and was committed to jail und"
bond Of $1,000 for preliminary hear
ing November II,
W. l. Virgins. Ira r McCarty and
q. ~ McCariy owners of the cloth
ing. claim williams. a ianitor, en-
tered tho room and stole all the
clothing left by the owners.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-05
RUPTURE OF ARTERY IS
CAUSE OF BOXERS DEATH

MILWAUKEE, wis. Nov "a
rupture OF one of the arteries feed. =.
ing the brain, causing cereorni
hemorrhaRe. resulted IN the feath
OF Tommy Perry, Chicago light
weight boxer. Monday. according TO
Coroner y. y. Franklin, following
post mortem examination
Perty collapsed In the 10Th ana
last round OF his bout Friday with
Sammy Marlno, following light
blow 10 the Jaw. There was no
fracture OF tho skull. An Inquest
Win be held Thursday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-05
Syracuse University
Beats Rutgers Grids
in Annual Contest

NEW YORK. Nov. t.-Syraouse
university defeated Rutgers col
lsge In their annual football game
here today. - TO 0. The orange
eleven proved entirely too strong.
both extensively and dcfensively.
FOR the New Jersey combination
and the Syracuse goal line was
never In danger except on one
occasion when baker, the Rut-
gers quarterbhcbr intercepted n
forward pass and sprinled into a
clear field only to he brought back
To ground oy Ackley, who over
took him after "A long run
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-05
LAUNDRY WAGON SAID
TO HAVE WRECKED CAR

Suit TO recover damages OF
S17O.3S. alleged TO have been sus
ts!ned by the plaintiff In an nutomo-
bile collision, was begun In superior
court yesterday by c, l.. Yancy
against the Right way Laundry
comp pnny lancy says he was driv-
Ing south on Cheyenne avenue IN
his automobile on November /. 1918
when his car was badly damaged
when Ford delivery car owned ~
The defendan' ran into IN plain
tifrs property The case will be
given To the Jury today,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-05
SOUTHERN OKLAHOMA GETS
COTTON PICkERS IN TULSA

More planters from southerr
Oklahoma are recruiting cotton
pickers In Tulsa. High wages Offered
are an attraction 90 persons accus
toned TO that work Entire famllie,
are going 20 the cotton fields by IN
dozen. according 10 Director Wi
liam ] Squire Of the federal-sta.'
em mploymert service Indications ar.
thai the cotton will not he picked
before the first Of March. planters
SAY
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-05

that lot OF bacon and all the other
foodstuffs." Good gracious" SAID
kept the. shop. whatever do you
want with all them things. Mr..
G Gncr ?" II dunno replied ths
worthy farmer hut you know an,
Tho executor or your husbands Will,
and Lawyer styles said I was 10 10
sure and carry out all the proyiS-
IONS"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-05
WOULD PLACE TULSA ON
NATIONAL AIR ROUTES

Ih' Curtiss- Southwest Airplane
company Is entertaining today J NJ
''k"l, national sales manager OF
I Curtiss Alrplane and Motor cor
I ['.''''h OF New York. Mr. Pickel
negotiating with W. T. Campbell.
r. secretary ana general manager
| lhe local company. with a view 10
l s,hninF the local company's ter
IAy' ana 10 put Tulsa on one or
-, ranscontinDntal air'SToutes that
~ soon be ssta hlished. making Il
SUE Tor single ship TO carry
pas engers To the most distant
y 10 few hours
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-05

Tulsa and southwestern boxing
fans await the gong which sends Sam
Iangford and Harry Wills together
tonight In the final bout OF . scries
OF elimination contestA In which
| wills and IAngford. by virtue OF pre-
yious victories and superiority OF the
Mtter over Jack Thompson. meets
for the worlds negro heavyweight
boxing championship.
There is no doubt that Wills and
| fangford stand as the foremost rep
rcsentatives OF their race In the box
ing world and but for the color ban,
there are few. II any white hee viss
with the exception OF the present
title holder who can compare with
4 this great pair.
Five years ago II was apparent
that Jack Johnson and Joe jeanette
y had, passed the zenith OF their
Sear reors that their days AZ sharing
D. leadership OF the negro heavy
Eight division with IAngford was
hssing In their place arose a young
Inuthern negro. with one OF the
most marvellous physiques ever seen
in a boxing ring and wonderful
fehhn ability. That man waA Harry
wills, who, in the last five years
has proved ut to carry on the work
Of johnson and jeanette and who
tonight meets the sole survivor OF
that great pugilistic trio. with the
Championship OF his race and a
.$Yel studded belt as prize to the
victor.
Several Hundred Sec wills.
Wills arrived In town yesterday
morning and worked yesterday aft
ernoon at the Dreamland theater be-
as.tt ral
hundred boxing fans who saw Paddy
Mullins star heavyweight in his
workout yesterday were amazed at
the remarkable speed and agility OF
wills. who. despite his 2l5 pounds
Of bone and muscle. is as fast as a
lightweight
Confidence was evident In Wills
every move. There is that certainty
OF posture which indicates he
knows he Ia great; that he II in
vincible. That was indicated last
night when someone remarked con-
cerniug 1angford"s decision held
over Wills several years ago. Wills
| grinned and said, Sam beat me
then, but now, Ah'm right That
means all win"
IAngford Arrivca.
langford arrived In Tulsa yester-
day afternoon his scheduled bout
with Jim Johnson at Sioux City
Monday night having been called
pr Langford Is also confident. His
confidence II that OF one who. after
ears OF effort sees a great prize
ithin reach and toward the con
lmmation OF that prize has done
u within his power. Langford says
has worked hard, spending every
~ IN strenuous training since leav-
/ itg Tulsa. He recognises the skin
afd power Of Wills. but asks that
1 his own class not be underestimated.
And those who have studied the
ring career OF that grand warrior
and those who have seen him. do
not underestimate that class.
Brilt Simms. Tulsa mfddleweight,
who has long string OF victories.
is expected TO meet a hard test In
I'D Stevens OF oklahoma City. stew
ems is reputed 10 he tough fellow
ana boasts a victory over Ben Mil
Ier' Slmms and Stevens 20 eight
frames In the semi wlndup A Jsix-
round curtain raiser opens the shsasp
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-05

~ ava h'sN WV ANVFNih-
ber II are the title fights. 1t II sell
dom that city OF this size has one
championship go more often than
"A half IA month is an indication that
the sporting fans OF this city are will
ing 10 go to the limit TO get the best
=
The greatest fighter ] ever saw
was Abe Attell sl1d John J, Refs
Ter, promoter OF the Tulsa Sport
ing club. who is staging the Benny
Leonard Jimmy Duffy engagement
here November II. As Reisler has
seen all great fighters OF the last
three decades his words bear
weight in the never ccasing argu-
ment regarding the worlds great
est fighter "Attell not only was
featherweight champion. but he
had beaten the lightweight and
wclterweight and as for cleverness
and ring generalship, there never
was his equal" Benny Leonard IL
ranked second by Reisler As the
greatest fighter he ever saw
=
Attell, who is in Tulsa visiting
friends and looking over the oil
same, says George Dixon and Joe
Cans were the greatest fighters he
ever saw. Attell ranked them about
evep With DIyon having l,t,o tho
preference.
=
m no vns a vr,,ct hover ana n. 4. one
~ tho few ry-char,pions who hns
maintained That porularttv. He was
yt,,c and rur,,,cra ,,,,,n,,..,s M o5
r,,rcrs tbrnurhou, The coun,rv A..
,c,I,s yrc., cbar,c,.,4s,,c- arc hi,
n,odc.,, nra o,cn,,srr ,ovc TO- .,oan
.Yv,r,
=
Aso ,,ory ,e,,or Abo I, rroat JJe
has vast furd ~ rer,,n,scerce. one
% n.,nb conco-ps y ots,ar ana Witch
30 to,d y.s,nrdov
'' -
po,sIor owr. .oyer., arher .h,Ss
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Easy.

your new hired man. EZry 2
, Second Farmer. VI look In the
shade OF the treo nearest TO his
work.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-05

The Dead Sea is estimated 20 con
tain goo pounds of salts for each ton
of water.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-05

A country farmer walked into the
general store OF tho village with q
quick and decided step. II want"
said he. that tub OF margarine and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-05
| Great Battlers Go Is Rounds
to a Decision for Pre-
mier HonOrs.
BOTH MEN ARE CONFIDENT
Each Admits Class Of Other,
But Victory Is Claimed
by Both.
ABOUT THE BOUT.

Time 80 p. m.
fnce- Convention hail.
ain event--Harry Wills OF New
crle1ns vs.. Sam langford OF Bos-
aoa for the worlds negro heavy
pelsht championship. Is rounds TO
IA decision.
E,ferce--Edward w. Cochrane.
Timer Frank Tessin.
Solui- i-Windup--Britt Simms Tulsa
vs KID Stevens, oklahoma city,
midllcweigMs; eight roundA
Cfirtnin raiser-Cows MIX, Tulsa,
W. Kid Inky, Tulsa. featherweigh hts |;
SIX rounds
'Geferec prelimlnarles-Patsy Cor
r1San,
Ausplces---Tulsa Athletic club.
IromOter--George Plummer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-05

say have you forgotten that
owe me sl07"
w. not yet. give me time"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-05
Negro Heavyweight Crownls
at Stake at Convention Hall
| pdcin8 the
BY N-A
| AsQ24&J
.wo WORLDS CHAMPION

"WO WORLDS CHAMPION
fights within two weeks arc
the tempting bills offered
Tulsa and southwestern boxing fans
this month. The Wills-IAnsford
battle for the worlds negro heavy
weight title and tho Leonard Duffy
go for the lightweight crown Novem-
ber II are the title fights. 1t is sell
dom that n city OF this size has one
championship go more often than
once a year and TO have two within
"A half "A month is an indication that
the sporting fans OF this city are will
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-05

Attell. who is in Tulsa visiting
friends and looking over the oil
Same. says George Dixon and Joe
Cans were the greatest fighters he
ever nav. Attell ranked them abou,
even with Dixon having a little the
preference.
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MARYLANDERs OF sgth COMIkI
TO CAMP MEADE
Boys Of Old First, Fourth and Filth
Regiments Due There on May Is

Members Of the old 1sI. 9TH and
9th Maryland Regiments. now OF The
29th Division. are scheduled TO ar
rive IN Camp Meade on May IS. ae=
cording to the information given out
by The transportation officials n
Camp Meade.
This Is more good news for BaltI=
moreans and Marylanders. and while
the original orders are changed
which ordered he goth Division IN
der Major General Charles c. Nor
ton. 10 Meade Tor Rehabilitation. The
fact that the 10th Infantry, The
10th Machine Gun Battalion and =
hospital unit. composed d boys O
this state, vii come 10 Meade. i
most satisfactory. This unit ~
trained al Camp Mcclellan. Admission
Ala.
Word was also given out that the
entire 10Th Division. which wa
trained at Meade under Major Gen
eral Joseph L. Kuhn, Is coming baeB
to the Maryland eantoument for de.
mobilization. In this uni i the 31alI
Infantry. and this is composed prae.
tieailY of MaryIanderB.
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DANGERS OF 4 COLD
Westminster People WIZ Do Well to
Heed Them.

Many bad cases of kidney trouble
result from cold or chill. Con
gested kidneys fall behind In filter
ing the poison-laden blood and back
ache, headache. dizziness and dis
ordered kidney action follow. Don't
neglect a cold. Use Doan,s Kidney
Pills at the first sign Of kidney
trouble. Follow this Westminster
residents example:
g. L. Bowers. retired sergeant, u.
s. Army, IS Liberty ST., says: Nearly
every spring and fall have a slight
attack OF kidney trouble. A cold
usually settles On my kidneys and I
have pains through the small of my
back which are so bad | cannot bend
over. Many times during the night I
have to get up to pass the kidney Sc
cretions and at times they are scanty
and then again profuse. Whenever
these spells come on, I use Doan.a
Kidney Pills and am Immediately re
lieyed.n
Price Coo, At all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney romedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills--the same that
Mr.. Bowers had. Foster Milburn
Co.. Mfgrs., Buffalo. N. Y.
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THEN MOST
DANGEROUS DISEASE

No organs OF the human body are so
important TO health and long life as the
kidneys. When they slow up and COM
mence to lag in their duties. look outl
Find out what the trouble is-wIIhout
delay. whenever you feel nervous,
or have pains In the back-zUaks IN
at once. -FOUR kidneys need help These
are signs to warn Tou that your kid
neys are not performing their func-
Hons properly. They are only half
doing their work and are allowing inn
purities to accumulate and be convert
ed into uric acid and other poisons,
which are causing you distress ana will
destroy vou unIes. they are driven
from your system.
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WALL u MILL FALLS
Several Men IN Another Part n
Building Escape unhnrt.

One Of the walls OF the building
occupied by The Oakland Mills Com
pany partially collapsed late sataT=
day afternoon from some unknown
cause Luckily. al the employees Id
left sometime before. With che .
ooption Of several men. Rho we're n
another part Of he place. They weTa
unhuFt The MI Is owned By John
C. Melville. and has been f1f quite 4
period engaged N war contracts -
the government and private concerns
The building xaB erected IN 1891
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DTBLIC sAIR
or !
THO STnnI FRAME DWELLING
HOUSE
n FiohrYills. IN ths safe Road. n
Carroll County. SD

u virtue of the power and az
thoriiy contained n : Power Of
Attorney fram all the HeIfs-at-lax IF
Louisa Buckingham. lie OF Carroll
county, Maryland deceased 10 Carrie
ilsaaman. dala1 April L. 1919 nd
recorded among the Ind records If
Carroll county In LIhsr Z o. Go.
-. the md Carrie 1easman III
ofTer AZ public sale. On he premises.
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Get some GOLD MEDAL HARLEM OIL
Capsules at once. They are an old, tried
preparation used all over the world for
centuries. They contain only o1d-faah-
Toned, soothing oils combined with
strength-giYing and misunderstanding
herbs, well known and used by phyaI-
clans in their daily practice GOLD
MEDAL HARLEM OF Capsules are Ina
ported direct from the laboratories n
and win either give prompt relief or
your money viii be refunded. Ask for
them at any drug store, but be sure to
get the original imported GOLD
MEDAL brand. Accept no substitutes.
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Inz=West Farms Court Magistrate
Tobias held Fritz without
ball for examination on : short an
daYit sworn II by Patrolman lleIH.
charging suspicion OF homicide.
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H. BHNKHRD 6 SON
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
81 EAST MAIN STREET.
WESTMINSTER, Nd.

Prompt reply 10 summons. eoarteout
attention. efficient service. legitimate
dealing md correct Funeral Direction
are = fez reasons Why We are un
questionzbly superior and able o.
command your earnest consideration
Phone 90 Westminster DIZZY
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AAmK nFAn

improved Win TWO STORY FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE xIIh rooms IN
lie village o FlohrYille. In Freedom
district, Carroll county. Id. also pump
% he porch. stable. chicken house
nd fruit trees. together with ne
HIEhI To uHe : certain rad va. IN
I'D deed described IN common 9Th
aIHeT lot owners Thu property vii
ha Hald free and clear Of all liens
M membranes. and 4 good nd
sufficient decd will he executed there
IL. Possession viii Be given IN
nadiately
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sATuRpAY. MAYa. 1919.

II } o'clock ,. m. al hose two Iota
d land. numbers and !. that Raa
conveyed b Francis y Brown 10
IonIaa Buckingham. b deed dHIad
December IN. 1908. nd recorded
among the Ind records of Carroll
county. in LIher ] II : No. 9s. IoIIo
IS. containing about
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generous response to the Liberty
war. and will show them what haa
Loan campaigns