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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-08
GIVE AUTO
MEN CREDIT
To Notar Car Manufacturers Shanid
GO Credit for Impro, cmeni In Steel
and steel Alloys

TO the manufacturers Of automo-
bllcs belongs "a large share OF the
credit FOR the superb materials cspe
cially allot Htccls, which thlH coun.
Try produces" says Jack uamoud.
manager. Of tho Mitchell Motor and
Service company
Before the advent Of the motor
car alloy Hteels of unbelievable
strength had been produced Ia labor
atorics in an experimental way Iiut
there being al that time no great
need for such strength In steel the
alloys produced were regarded as Of
academic interest only. IL was gen
orally thought that the cost Of pro
ducing them was prohihitivc, and no
one disputed that theory
when automobiles were first
built they were made In such small
sizes and their speed was 80 slow
that parts made Of the common com.
mcrcial grades of steel were light
enough and strong enough for all
practical purposes Hut aH power
and speed increased a new problem
presented itself
Perhaps no piece OF mechanism
performing aH many functions as
an automobile receives such rough
treatment" continues OHmond. Try
to imagiue a locomotive humping
over a rough road with no rails 10
guide II. slammed about from side
to side hy the rutr and treated Ia
general with the rough usage usu.
ally accorded an automobile. Big
ana strong as " ~. the locomotive
would fan 20 pieces In day That
IL because II IL not strong enough
Tor It's weight. or. conversely. not
light enough for itH strength
The automobile builder WAS pre-.
scented, then. with new problem
that 81 combining iightnevs and
strength. and the obvious answer be.
ing stronger. better materials he
turned his attention 20 alloy steela
There - more than one case on
record where ~. steel makers were
practically forced against their own
Judgment TO try the production on a
commercial SCALE OF stccia which
they did not believe could be- pro.
RfhfA ~ 8ff tAAtNAa wv lAWNHitNAhH
cost. Sometimes they were right
but more often u was found that
these wonderfully strong materials
could be produced az prices which
permitted their profitable use.
In their own laboratories many
automobile makers developed not
only the new alloys themselves. but
did the pioneering work ~ pointing
out the way FOR their practical and
economic production. until now there
are available group % alloy ste.ls
and other materials whose strengths
and weights would have read like "a
fairy tale 20 years ago
-Fuiiy as remarkable nv "a. tle,
yeiopment 81 the ntecia Themselves
has been thr individual researches
~ the AUTOMOBILES makers IN the
realm ~ heat treating steel 20 bring
out their best qualities A. the
Mitchell factory for instance. We
have developed heat treating
process which produces tensile
strength q some 5000 pounds per
square inch.
And q Is % these materials that
the modern automobile ia made
This o. the answer 90 tho old en-
gineers wonder how any piece 81
mechnnlstn can continue 10 give
good service when constantly abused
Ike an automobile"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-08

Of sizes did not affect more than
three or four ears - 1915 and 1917
models. and no 1915 models The
next group went oug Nov !. 1915.
and this affected few models. other
groups arc scheduled 70 Eo out No
vsmbcr 1919 and 1890. and by that
time things will be readJuntnd 10
cause as little trouble as possible.
Tho stocks on hand after the siEcs
are discontinued wiil usually be sui
ficient % take care ~ thinrs for n
year. The following sizes viii BE-
continued straight thru and after
1890.
gox3il cunchcr azx3n straight
side. Ska ciinchcr. ASA straight
Side asxtia straight side. asks
straight side. asxs straight side.
ask straight side. s0xs straight
side
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-08

not cause more than a passing
glance. There are. however. Ger.
tain number of bizarre creations
that would cause many stare.
There is. for example. Scripps.
Booth orange sedan with the upper
part a bright canary yellow Other
ycllows, however. are smartly attrac.
tive. one "A special Pierce Arrow
with black underbody and tenders,
and canary Cunningham with
black line trimming and natural
wood fixtures. At the Maxwell ex.
hibit there is bridal car. all white.
upholstered in bird and flower dec.
GRATED cretonne. Even an orange
Chalmers, with it's black top and
Tenders. and an orange Kissol car,
were daring without being glaring.
Open cars with cloth upholstery
are practically things OF the past.
but slip covers show a decided gain
i'm popularity. There are both Au.
burn and King open cars with cloth
upholstery A light blue Auburn Is
done in the same color velvet, and a
violet King in finished in heavy
have fringed draw curtains. In
general, where leather upholstery
does not show It Is covered with
slips TO correspond or blend with
the color scheme of the car.
a green Peerless has slips of tan
with green stripes, and a light green
REQ is covered in gray and green.
This general slip cover idea is not to
be wondered at so much, as this be-
ing dealers instead of manufac.
turers' show. such finishing touches
are to be expected.
If the popular trend IL reflected
In the colors of the cars at this
show, II promises n gay season for
the road. Reds. green's. yellows. or
anges. grays, and all possible shades
of blue offer all the variety that
any one could wish,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-08
FRENCH HAVE AUTO
SHOW THEMSELVES
Two American Firms Are Listed rs
Exhibitors Mt lyons Fair, Which
Opened March I

The first postwar motor car show
in Europe will be portion OF the
Lyons sample Fair. which opened on
March !.
a special building has been erect
ed in the fair grounds for motor
cars only. and participation OF car
manufacturers is being encouraged
by the French Manufacturers as.
sociations. The list OF exhibitors.
which has already been gathered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-08
STRAIGHT DOPE ON
TIRE SIZE MATTER

Those who have been reading and
thinking about the change in tire
sizes will be glad to learn the def
mite facts In the case. and to know
just what the final rcadiustment
viii bring No one need worry
about not having plenty OF tires In
the size that he uses. as all proyia
ion will be made 90 care for all
makes u cars during their life.
The sizes go out IN four groups.
The first group weat out with the
signing OF tho ruling. and this list
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-08
OdTSy6co CROWDED BUT cokioRTABlE-AD BUSY Fast IA
lf12 TWELFTH AVE..

shows this section will be Of con
siderable importance.
American firms listed are Good
rich and Overland European man
ufacturers who will have cars on
exhibition comprise Berliet. Blum.
La Buire. Chiribibi, Coffin 4 De-
gouttes, Deiage. Delahape. ID. r. r.
Fiat HotchlSiss. Panhard-Lsevass0rs
Rochet-Schneider. Schneider, Trucaf-
Merry, Unio. Lorraine-Dietrich. De
Dion Bouton. Peueeot, ROLAND
PLAIN. Ninot & Deguingand
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dual equipment ON the rear wheels
Heavy bumpers protect the front
and rear OF the truck and the radi-
ator Is protected by a heavy guard
This truck established record FOR
almost unlimited power and speed
in the aviation branch OF the service.
Having been severely tested prior TO
the war. Il demonstrated unusual
ability la covering the ground under
all sorts ~ conditions, combined
with special riding qualities With
a trailer attached It's line Of daily
duty bay In the direction of the bat.
tlefields ~ France where Il picked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-08
his possessions from place to place.

Editors Note While this little 70
view Is supposed 20 be anonymous
we canno, refrain from giving credi,
90 the author. Miss Harriet Gcitman
advertising and publicity manager Of
the Eldridge Buick company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-08

CHICAGO March s.-Alfred 3
Cantweli was up in the air today.
Mrs. Cantwell. charging her husband
took another woman joyriding in his
acceptance. believes aeronaut.cs has
made him Tightly. She asked q d.
yorce
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-08

This GMc truck. model %. one
and onc-haif ton capacity. is the
truck used by Uncle sam Ia hts aVi.
alton signal corps during the great
war. This particular GMC was
built prior to the war IL was de
signed specially Tor power and speed
and WIS used as sample truck 20
show 10 the Arrangements of the
national parks 81 America for use
In passenger service
Model 2a GMC as In the picture
above is equipped with Goodyear
pneumatic tires all around. with "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-08

up and rescued airplanes lnnumer.
able. hence the we'll earned name OF
acropAne ambulance
However. thchc GMc trucks ala
not confinc their efforts to the say
Ing Of aeroplanes. They were used
Tor countless other war purponcs. In.
Guiding the transportation ~ tuoops.
when the nced arose they maintain.
cd pacr 81 40 miles an hour with
as many an 30 doughboya packed Ia
IKE sardines standing upright with
swift dispatch they delivered the
fighting men from one section ~
France 10 another.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-08

bort owners and others should send for the War
Memorial Number" of our periodical DORT DO
iNGS. published January IS IL feHs graphic
story. mostly in pictures, of this company's acfivi
ties during the and will prove valuable souve-
mir 70 those interested the big part played by the
automobile industry in the great conflict Yours
for the asking.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21
CAPTURE TEN MEN IN RAID
U. S. AGENTS WITH POLICE
CLAIM LIQUOR WAS ON SALE
'""crai officers anu SicuthS COnAscair
whisky md Poker Chips ~
lInln Street Store.

More Christmas joys wcre turned
10 gloom last night when ci;:h, rcvc-,
snhis and detectives managed TO make
of yDre.
Although the house. the officers claim
was equipped WIKI a set OF electric
push buazcrs. which gave instant w,rn-
ms ga the approach OF any suspicious
store located at 1918 E.sp Main Stree,
,nhh" ten arrests and coniiscated -
large assortment OF whisky last night.
Agents working under the direction
" >. r. Bramc. head OF the Internal
lscvcnu. Department here. say they
managed 10 gain the confidence of IL.
bConnor. who Is under arrest.
charged with the ownership Of tho
WHISKY. aud dcc'rrc they were. urhercd
"ps'n rs :nto n gambling room and pur-
Gh;!srd drinks there.
tiuxzcr Goes Into Action.
While Che agents were still In the
hDpcr room their COMPANIONS walked
IN the from. door Of the establishment
ana served a Search warrant on the
which WAS placed SO that IL could be
@icpped Oh withs;i: attracting attcn-
ION. oeSan to ring in the upper room
W!ihou, the slightest confusion. ac-
cordinE 20 officers engaged ia the raid
money was wh!skcd from hc tables
into pockets. poker chips aud cards
trfco in their place
Bottles of whisky which were in
~ lueicc were seized. ana the men IN
me upper room were about to hurl
mem from an upper window when
.t"ppcd oy the Two internal roycn;in
men among their numbers. he cheers
ESiow, thorough search was maac
- W. Ill, store, and . varied assortment
OF wnIHNy seized purost virginia
nnnonshine, bottled n bond varieties
and famous brands were found ana
c"nhScatcd. IL is claimed
IN n small SAFE a bottle Of q vintage
nicn toHay is exceedingly rare and
hlsh!! priced was found
Confront Double Charges.
-o i,o'TTnan, K l. Bryant and Ser
de,scilves, We're representing the ci;y,
anu charges wcr" prefnrred against fhc
,,.n meg BY BOT, the city and ths
i Lhi.ea Stre'S authorities. Hearings in
NON me Police Court and before MAJ
Snai saunders are scheduled to- iion.
Whisky, glasses. In which tho aver.
- nun" ,' could scarcely be spreezeti.
"r.E used 10 serve ont ;h, drinks 49,
.orninH I" the two officers vino boi,pb,
itrinrs n.en,s an IN" Establishments.
"f choice Of Kind. 1t is deelarrG '''''H
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21
SEVENTH STREET. CHRISTIAN.

NHIUNH OlNcT NNTlSlInIS CcIc brltlOns
10 be held by the churches OF Rich
mond today will te that given by the
sunday school Of the Seventh Street
Christian Church. The program Will
I've given in the main auditorium OF
.hr church tonight at S o'clock and
w!il include among it's special fca-
;nres Christmas reading by Miss
Hattie Belle Gresham. In addition 20
the program given by tho school 4
number OF interesting old French
carols viii be sung by The choir under
the leadership OF Henri Beaugard.
Volunteers were az the church until
late hour last night putting up
greens.
The mus!ca! program this morning
at o'clock will include tenor solo.
%. Holy Night" by Adams. and
Councils 80. Sing TO God"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21
Music in the Churches
Additional Christmns Music on
Page ;, Part =.
So. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
ChrIstnlus Day.

MOrnImc Prayer and Holy Conn
at II O'Clock.
PROFESSIONAL. flynn 80 Icading).
Ncmitc, Gloria Patri, in A Wood
wurd).
Tc Deun. In G. MARTINI.
Jubilatc Dec. in g uulkln).
lynn IS Itcdncr>
Gloria Tibi. in - Nat tWombic).
Hymn 324 tHandcD.
Oncrtory anthem. III al lcl III q |,
Chorus" from The Messiah" dian.
dcD.
Sanctus. in l. ,GarrctD.
Communion LYNN c25 uIodgcS).
Gloria in ENcelsis, old chant
teccssional LYNN 50 (Wiilis).
James l.. Womblc. organis, and
ChOirmastcr.
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berger Company
PETLURA TO RESUME
COMMAND OF ARMY
krainian Press bureau Says Minister
OF Wnr wns Captured
md Executed.
illy Assoclatcd 20.

fcilura. who is visiting Warsaw to
confer With General I'ilsudski. chief
OF STAFF OF Poland, will resume com
mand OF his army when the negotia-
tions with Poinnd arc completed. ac-
cord.ng TO information given out by
the ukra:nian Press Bureau today
General P6ilura, the bureau announce
!ncnt says, never intended to flee from
Ukraine.
NJ. PctroE. Gkrainian Minister Of
war. who WAS killed during the evac-
men; adds, Vas on the last train to
cave the city When captured near
l'"okurov the train was surrounded BY
The enemy, He attempted to commit
suicide with his revolver. the reDor,
1sid. but on.ry wounded himself lie
vas made prisoner ana executed .m-
lnndiatciY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
Sunday Morning.

Organ SOLO, 'Hark the Herald Angels
Sing"
Anthem. "Oh. Zion That Telies,". Buck
Quartet. The Christ Child. Combs
Con:ra!to SOLO, "lnfant Jesus"......
+. y. Ion
Response, French carol. .... .Gervais
Postlude, "AdcStc F!dciis". | West
sunday Night.
Organ solo, French carols. Arranged
Anthem, sing. oh Heavens. Tours
Quartet. "Ot Tho Fathers Lovc"...
Schneider
Prayer.
ncsponsc. 'I.o. Rose" Franch carol
Baritone solo. Marcus Jiellerman....
Selected
pos,ludc.
choir-aIrs. Horace r. Dowcll. soprano:
Mrs. Robert :. iudg!ns, Jr,. alto:
Joseph Whittemorc. tenor:
Marcus kcllcrmaR.
baritone.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21
EIGHT NEW DISPUTES
Depnr tmcnt sf Labor IIns Twenty-One
strikes md ScHenty-SiN COntro-
rcrsles before It..
lny Associated Pros.


W ASlIlNGTON, Dec. 2Q-lndustrial
disputes throughout the country show
only slight increase, according TO the
weekly report today OF tho Department
OF Labor.
30 there were eight new cases brought
TO the attention OF the department
compared with seven for each OF the
two previous weeks.
There are now before the dcpa tment
for settlement twenty-one strikes and
scvcnty-siN controversies which have
not reached the strike stage Adjust
lnent of eleven labor disputes affect
ing, about 5000 workers were made dur
ing the week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21
POOR CHILDREN WILL GET
PRESENTS CHRISTMAS DAY
"'sSnerSrr Company Oilers 10 rul
S'"rhfnSs OF Needy lonuEstcr,
on Thursday.

Eoi q needy child in Richn,ond vii,
80 10! Christmas stocking uli.d
~ good things. Through lis prrsi.
~ IN me We!shcrecr COMPANY an.
!t9uMreG last night Ina, Ii would c".
'P''a'e W!th local charitable organIza-
tons by donating 10 those con:'6
N"r,mS siocHinSs ii!lcd 10 capacity.
Nhincs OF ncriy children should ho
.gn' 10 BOY Scout hcaduunrtcrs ON
i-sHEIn street. II 'v"s announced Tie
!.st - names compiled there viii hc
i!ined over TO the rciej,crpc- Cnn'
ritmy. On Christmas Eve Boy Scouts
~! carry 'nip ,hr poor homes Of M
..iy the stockings which The co,npanv
VIII give. '"''S
the plan Of tho WcisDcrger Company
LaS been approved by Scout Eyccu; I'VE
'haries ~ Weaver. Ensign Paul Jones.
= ne Salyaiton Army, aud Mis-, Cher.
5Yte Nh!i!rE. Of the Associated CharI-
M OF the ORGANIZATIONS viii co.op
'-tto ~ preventing ri;ifui scenes
among IN" poor children on christmas
morning wcT' ihcy not provided With
stockings containing presents .nd good
things 70 eat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21
RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCH: SUNDAY, DECEMBER 81 1919

resolution was passed calling for tho
meeting. Tho purpose is TO consider
ways and mcaus for merging the two
organizations. War Camp Community
Service. goes oat OF existence here on
FcbrusrS |.
Suggest Advisory Board.
II has been suggested that i new adj
visory committee of fifty Eichmoui
people Interested in community service
and community recreation be formed
to direct The new orEaYization. This
Will be considered at the me ting Mon
day night. and IL is expected that de-
cisive ,c'ion Mil he taken ~ the time
Letters haze bccn sent ont by Mr..
Smith inviting about lIi prominent
thermometers Interested in the pro-
posed plans TO he present on Monday
night. \ number have w:ittcn stating
that they Viii attend.
wifi Bc Furcty Local.
Speaking oc the value OF commune
i;y ssrvic. organization. Mr.. Smith
stated las; night that on" OF the best
things coming on; OF the war was the
need OF real neiEhbur.incss in city,
which can provide wholesome rccrea.
ton for all or its people. many rciiEi
Gus and social problems tina. confront
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21
PLAN RECREATION WORK f.
MEETING MONDAY NIGHT $
CONSIDER COMMUNITY GOOD
Playground Advocates aud War Cnuu
ich!crs VIII Discuss For niutiun of
civic Service Organization,

To consider the need Of nichmo,d
.or Fairgrounds and other outdoor and
Indonr tecreationai ccntcrs. a meeting
OF the adEiScry committee of the Play
ground and Recreation ASSocih tim has
been called for Monday nign, Decem :
per -. a, "'clock. by A!yin NJ. smith.
meeting will be held In Tho .lrmv and
Navy Community Club, H.iyidcre anI
Main Streets
AT joint meeting OF the cxocu;lyc
committees Of the Playground and Rec
reation bssociation and the War camD
Community Service on December 16 \
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21
LOST

on Saturday evening. Brown Brict
Case containing documents. etc, OF
no value to anyone except owner
Finder Will be Ia nGsomcly rewarded. No
questions. Communicate. BnOADLEY
broad street Theater. Philadelphia, Pa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21
DECATUR STREET METHODIST.
SUNDAY MarnInD

Voluntary. 20. Little Town Of Beth
ichem tRedner); hymn No. 1917; Apos-
ties Creed; prayer: response. There
We're Shepherds" tNinccnD; Psalm ~;
Gloria: Scripture lesson: ofrertory.
Bcho!d. God Is aiy Salvation
tSpraguc); hymn No. III: sermon by
pastor. the Rev. John l.. Fray: sub
jcc', "rhe Song Of the Angels: hymn
No. ll3; bcnediction.
Sunday Night.
Voluntary. brightest and Best:
hymn los tSciccker): prayer: response.
Angels From the Realms OF Glory
fShelicy): Scripture lesson: hymn $50:
sermon by the pastor, subject, Holy
Work for Christmas; hymn $50; bene-
act;on.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21
WILL DISCUSS FOREIGN
POLICY OF ITALIANS
Council OF Ministers Approve a state
mrnt TO E- Made by SIgnOr
SciOiOin.
nav Associated Prcss.|

ROME. Dec. 20--The Council Of Min
listers yesterday lasted three hours.
According to the Tribuna the minis
mcut To be made by Signor Scioloia.
tho Foreign Minister. in the Chamber
on foreign policy.
This consists of two parts Tie iirs.
viii deaf with iialy's foreign policy IN
general. setting forth the attitude
Italy "iil take regarding the Russian
Soviet and othcr StntcS which hnvN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21

us At the present time can he mate.
rally sinplihcd. Mir. Smlth declared.
national community service or
sanitation has been perfected ana it's
plans are being adopted in hundreds
oi cities throughout tho country. IL
the Playground and Recreation Assoc
ciaiion ana the War Camp Community
service units are merged in Richmond.
and directed by Richmond people. ~
though IL VIII bc affiliated with com
nuniiy service national headquarters.
II was said last night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21
ST. PETERS CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Chrint mnN MornInE-J 4. VI.

Proce ssional. 10. Holy Night'. .. Adam
Mr. Henri Beaugard.
Messe Soionellc ..............-G ounod
Solost. Mr. Henri BcauEard.
&. a cancpa, John Tucker.
Caspar Deadly. Thomas Baldwin.
Chorus-MeSsrs. Craven, Lamb. Van Eu-
rem, Peescy. LeCompte, Laync,
Hart Timmons. Sullivan. Ross
kearcney. Starkey Leigers.
oncrtory. "Adcste Iidelis". .Noveilo
Recessional. GLORY to God"
OrSanist and director. Mrs =. J. Archer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21

arisen through the collapse OF the
Russian empire. The second will dis
cuss tho Italian questions sim un-
solved by the Paris conference. espe-
cially the Fiumc problem.
These questions tho Tribuna adds.
have not made any progress because
of the irreduciblc attitude OF Presi
dent Wilson, while England and
Franco are more cagcE to please
President WilSon than To favor Italy,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21
Regret Death Of Flyer.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2o.-Cirief and
regret over the death in France OF Cap
tain Sir John Alcock. first nonstop
transatlantic flyer, were expressed in
II resolution adopted today by the board
OF governors OF The American Flying
Club
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-21
REV. DR.. Reerhcr Dies.

BIRMINGHAM. ALA, Dec. 2Q.--Thc
Ror. DE-. Frederick W. Bcechcr re-
tired Episcopal clergyman aud nephew
OF Henry Wars Bccchcr. died at :hc
homo o. his son here tonight AT The
age of So.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-10-04

CALL 577-For Buick Service Cars,
city and country drives; Bob Biggs.
6-1mo.
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Real Estate

If YOU want to buy some farm lands
and grass lands, see Robt. T.. Sclv-
ally. Box 24S, Ardmore, Okla. 30.1mo
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ROCK ISLAND RAILWAY
FRISCO RAILWAY
OKLA. NEW MEX. & PACIFIC

Train NO. Departs------- 700 a. m.
Train no Departs------- 2:30 p. m.
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Help Wanted, Miscellaneous

WANTED-Large family to pick cot
ton; white or coored. Phone 1890.
3O.6
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Help Wanted-Fe emale.
CASHIER

A capable young woman with expert
ence in clerical work and in the
handling Of cash in retail store
Must be accurate good penman and
Of neat appearance. Position per
manent with future prospect. Apply
at once ). n. Kress x Co., llj west
Main street p
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Fox Sale
FOR SALE-Good milch cows, or will
trade for stock cattle. VIII Card.
well. Phone 1899. 1l.lmo

FOR SALE-lmproved and unimprov-
ed farms in McCurtain county, Ok
lahoma. Good land at low price
with ample rainfall to make a crop
every year. Small cash payment,
balance in yearly payments for ten
years. For further information, ad-
dress Southern Land & Townsite
Co., Broken Bow, Oklahoma. 2lmo
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-10-04

ANNOUNCEAIENT-I do crochet and
embroidery work, also knit sweat.
ers. your patronage would be appre'
ciated. Phone 60. Willie Freeman.
l5-lmo.