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The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-12-04

FOR RENT-House near Electric
Line. Walter Jones, Clio. As
FOR SALE-25 or 80 tons of hay.
Enquire Of J: M. Beardslee, Clio.
If.
WANTED-Clover or mixed hay,
loose or baled. w. C. Dredge,
Mt. Morris. as
FOR RENT-Two good living rooms
and bed room. Ground floor
A. Kyser, Clio. If.
FOR SALE-New house and lot in
Mt. Morris, also modern house in
Clio. H. ]. Reinig. If.
FOUND-Masonic pin. Owner may
recover same at this Office by pay
ing for this advertisement. As
FOR SALE-Barred Rock cockerels,
M. A. c. strain. Also a number
Of Barred Rock pullets. Harley
Jennings, Clio. 46
FOR SALE-Buzz wood, on the
ground, 2 miles north of Tinker's
corners. $500 per cord. VIM.
Hitler. Tinker phone. AZ
FOR SERVICE-Registered Duroc-
Jersey sire. Fee, $500, cash pay
ment. Apply at farm of H. D..
Gage, Farrandville. If
! WANTED-To rent, a comfortable
dwelling house of five or six rooms.
Must be in good condition. Apply
at The Messenger office. If.
FOR SALE-Zibilene coat, black,
fine fur fabric and in excellent
condition. Lined throughout with
Skinner satin. Mrs. VIM. Zim-
mer, Clio. AS
LOST-Bunch of keys, with chain,
containing three switch keys.
Finder please leave at this office
and receive reward. Geo. Doud,
section foreman. AS
LOST-Left, at Houghton's eleva-
tor, about nine weeks ago, a De-
troit Creamery canvas. Finder
receive reward. as
WANTED-Some young man and
wife to occupy my furnished
house, on my farm, ga mile west
of Clio. Can keep automobile.
David A. Wing. If.
FOR SALE-Practically new $3.50
piano. Will be sold reasonably for
cash or on easy terms. Howard
Bradow, in the Tom Brown house,
on East Vienna Street, Clio. 46
FOR SALE-One good four year old
Jersey and Guernsey cow, coming
fresh Jan. IL. Also one good
yearling heifer Inquire H. c..
Miller, in the Spears house, Clio.
46
FOR RENT-Having purchased the
G. A. r. Hall, l will remodel the
same into a modern, two family
flat, which will be for rent on reas-
enable terms. j. M. Reardslee,
Clio. If.
FOR SALE-Good, sound driving
mare. Eight years old, weight
about 1000 lbs. Will work single
or double and is standard bred
and eligible to registry. Geo.
Hurd, Clio. As
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-12-04
THE PEOPLES
WANTS

RATEs-Items not exceeding five lines in length
inserted under this head. zoe first Insertion two
insertions S5c; longer notices sc per line per in
sertion.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1919-12-04

FOR RENT-House near Electric
Line. Walter Jones, Clio. as
FOR SALE-25 or 80 tons of hay.
Enquire of ]. M. Beardslee, Clio.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-01

SEcANE--Old- residence. with s acres
high grou1d 2 ninatss Pa r r. station.
torium. home Tor eengaiegoents. school OF
nililnhIa for enhdiFlsloni large number Qf
4 !|'ss' I: 5S;ssi3SSsi' Ssi'. slsf
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-01
MORTGAGES

FOR sALE--s4pOO. 8 per cent mQrtgneff
secured on properties selling fog 1900
each. PEMBERTON ESTATES. Hnrriton
Bldg.
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l40-Acre Money-Maker,
$500: 4 Extra Good Cows.

Poultry, wagons, walking and sulky pIows.
moving machine, full line machinery. quan,
lity wheat. corn. hay. other crops included ,I,d.9
near convenient railroad town; 10 acres
heavy loan soil tlllage. clay subsoil: wire,
fenced pasture; estimated 1000 CORDS WOOD
for near market: much timber, fruit; cN-
cellent 12-room house, alone worth more
than whole price 26-cow basement barn.
etc: $500 easy terms. gets all; details
page 80 fall catalog just out. farm bar
gains Maine to Florida and west to
Nebraska, copy free. STROUT FARM
AGENCY, 1929 l.. Land Title Building.
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W. FORREST MAGEE


116 ACRES Sl0.OO0-Near Locksley station:
Is miles Phila adelphia small 5-room stone
farmhouse: good double e-decker stone barn;
30 head stock: elegant producing soil. grow
ing 100 bushels corn per acre: other crops
in proportion: springhouse. acres tim.
ber. apples and other fruit; handy to good
roads; adjoining farms bringing $3.50 to 5000
per acre and owned by prominent Phtla-
delphians: $4,000 can remain IL wished; ;
money maker; see before snow comes; farms
HEALD SON West Chester. Pa.
BEAUTIFUL. country estate, in the select
Three Tuns section: . miles east from
Amber Station: O5 acres. stone mansion
house 10 rooms and 3 baths hardwood
floors. hot-water heat, electricity and al the
latest improvements improved stone farm
house. . rooms and bath, all improvements:
tenement houses: garage for cars: large
barn, poultry houses, etc. a beautiful prop
erty in an excellent nelghborhood: owner =
change OF business Location makes quick
sale necessary; price S42. 300.
Il j DAGER. 2O7 n. Main st. Ambler. Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-01

345-Acre Dairy Farm, $1,000;
4 Horses. 23 Cows and

n heifers bull calves. poultry. wagons. mar
ness gasoline engine, binder. drills, walking
and sulky plCws complete implewSnts rss m,IS rnn,
venient railroad banking town: 100 acres
strong soil tiisge; 75-cow wire-ieHscsd nee pas, ;;
milk checks running $500 monthly; 100 apple
trees otner fruit; good t0Arocm house; big
ua asement stock barn: corn: hog houses; ageo
owner to retire at once sells everything
$1,000. part cash. Details page %, FAN
Catalog, just out, farm bargains Maine 10
Florida and west to Nebraska, copy free:
STROUT FARM AGENCY. 1422 l.. Land
1,,tN nj Halp
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GERMANTOWN
CHESTNUT HILL


IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
Fine stone mansion and stone gaFaSe; man
sImn contains large living hall, living room
iihrary dining room. pantry. servants Ili'-
Ing room, Kitchen laundry and ,rS,,!hs IrylHhs
! ,'t Iuu't nmse. ,m { bedrooms, { bathrooms, Sas'
eIect Sq rIcity and hot-wstcr heat, grounds cor
sist Of : acres of handsome lawn inaEhMil,
at Old shade fruit trees and NegelHnle
t.orden. n-stuTy frame huusr in rear Ior
Gardener; 5 minutes walk from @ n9th ,i,i II,
p nd Reading r II. stations Chestnut MN
q Ina rIv lease; rental S3du urr month.
S'"''' JOSEPH NJ JENNINGS.
Phone Chestnut llill. 2ua'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-01
CHESTNUT RIDGE
CHESTNUT RIDGE, y. J..

Substantially built modern house 7 rooms
and bath; few. minutes walk from tS,,,o s[au,on
from Market 1T. ferry by 30 trains each
way day; size OF lot 50xl60; price sseoVi
terms $500 cash, balance mortgage,
ALSO
Exeellently. constructed bungalow eSnisinins
rooms bath and Eas Kitchen; bathreQm
OF the sort put In 10000 houses in Phila :
dslphia;, surrounded by attrsetiys n9mss
about S6xi25; excellent road improved ~
cnrbs. cutters and cement eldswelks: price
s'e'o; tstmp ha,f ,,s5,; nRi1 t.S sflsnsns g. @'sA's
sfsf chsslput ~ philsdelrhe r.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-01
PENNSYLVANIA FARMS
GENUINE FARM BARGAIN

152-acre stock farm, within 20 mile OF
philadelphia. on State highway; near station
stores. market and trolley passes the farm
stone house, Is rooms; necessary outbuhd-
ings: 90 acres old timber: % acres meadow;
stream: tenant house; barn with tie-up Tor
StOn no- acrn. ,,,nra .,roag, ~ dezirad
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-01
BALTIMORE

NTTENTToN. MEDICAL PROFESSION
Unusual opportunity IL quick sale tor
hirh-grade sana torium convenient to Baltt-
more city equipped for 80 patients: neuici:
mai water, revenue producer; patronage OF
the South assured; $35. 600 cash repnIreS'
Bosley 1927 Calvert Bldg, Baltlmore Md.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-01
observation-disclosures

FIVE MINUTES TO St Davids Station; frame
~ mouse. 10 rooms. bath. steam heat south
crn exposure; furnished; per month 500:
gentIeman's country place in St Davids ;
brick house. bedrooms and baths, open
hreplHCes in all bedrooms. hot-watcr heat :
garage; furnished: per month sijO
Wen located in Wayne, Il most deslra BILE
ard well furnished house Of or bed
rooms and . baths: all conyenIences; stes m
heat; garage; rent from Oct Is for q months
or year at S17a per month
On Midland ave. st Dsyids. furpisb,t
house. 10 rooms and = baths: steam heat
southern exposure; well furnished: garage
per month. 80 "i''
For particulars of above address CHAS.
80 w wayne
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-01
SHARON HILL

DESIRABLE 10-room stone and shingIe
house: steam heat. electric light sewer
$4,000, J WILLIAM S. ATCHISON Sharon
Hill, Pa. or 701 Bailey Bldg. Phila.
FINE BUILDING LOT, Barker ave. near
SWoPE & SON. 5l6 Main ST.. Darby.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-01
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED
WEST PHILADELPHIA

FOR RENT FURNISHED-5O1s Parislde
ave. opposite Falrmount Park: convenient
L. car TO all parts Of Philadelphia: lot i3UN
~ running from street to street with
private garage. driveway; beautiful lawn
gardens and shade. IL rooms; porch front
and side; . baths. large reception hall
noa,waSsr i..ooT heat, electricity. gas and hard
NooI noors. laundry in basement; one YOU
PenheId Bldg. Junlper and Chestnut sts.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-01
A BARGAIN

1OO-acre farm. % miles City Hall; l5-aCrc
meadow and large stream: all south slope
fertile land: 12-room stone Colonial house,
with deep windows and high ceilings; broom
frame tenant house; large barn: stablinG II
head: all OutbuildinEs; near Old York road
1 mile depot: only $500.
j. CARROLL MoLLoY. Pinevile. Pa.
800 ACRES rich, rolling land with long
OH concerto state highway; fine old stone
house about 20 rooms, bath. hot-water heat
on hilltop, with beautiful views from the
old trees and reached by driveway along
stream and through old timber: large barn,
several tenant houses. springs. stream, tim
ber orchard. J. NJ. Fronefield, Wayne, Pa.
WE OFFER a farm OF approximately Is
acres. improved with large DWELLING house
ences; poultry buildlnEs for 1000 chickens;
10 acres q peach and and apple orGhsrSSiS m
house. etc,; located in the Horshsmr-,Will9w
II. J. DAGGER
20T n Main st Amber Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-01

A BARGAIN, $12,5OO
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
A. brand new detached up-to- the minute
$1,000 SUBURBAN HOME $4,000
The location Is ideal and most convenient.
See SAMUEL 7. ATHERHOLT, builder and
minutes walk east Of Narberth Station,
HoUSE-Montgomery ave- /; best location
In Narberth: large rooms and bath. 4
sleeping rooms hot-water heat electric
lights. gas and Springfield water. coal and
gas range and hot-water heater; glass In
closed porch lot 30x19S; large garden;
$1,000. J. A. CALDWELL, Narberth. Pa,
ss50O-FINB HOME, rooms and bath;
large lot; hot-water heat; electric light, etc.
Possession In so days
JOHN A CALDWELL. Narberth, Pa.
Office at Station
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sl5--------
MIsnCIIANINIIIE

SEND FOR REAL ESTATE INVESTORS
GUIDE; showing ,opportunity to ,4l,, make a a
is completed. FREE. Address Editor. BiG
Drexel Bldg. Philadelphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-01
NEW JERSEY FARMS
Beautiful Sub. Home & Farm

Modern bungalow; : arRc rooms. solid oak
@ @rirn lhroughout, oak floors, tile bathroom.
%hHsome gas fXturrs open fireplace, stained
Emss windows, hot-wator heat set wash
tuus everything modern garage, poultry
h0uses for 800 birds about 3 acres Of land
a tultea with peach plum. cherry. grapes.
Strawberfies, 20 feet Of lrriga tion in gar
zen. Old shade. beautiful lawn. shrubbery.
movers: minutes TO trolley: minutes TO
scnool' beautiful property; price $1,000.
part cash: write toda> also send for our
nmHpnasomeIy mp illustrated farm catalogue.
Philadelphia. Pa. or VineIand. y. J.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-01

ATLANTIC CTrY-Cor. Pacific and Vermont;
4 vacant lot, 50x10O, and 210 Pacific ave-,
adj; II rooms furnished: baths. steam
seat. electric lights. WoRRELL. 666 n 17th:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-01

FOR sAI.E-1OO acres, 90 acres clear. finest
quality soil 40 acres old pine woods, on
tidewater I mile from cement state road,
miles from busy town, Q miles from ocean
resort by state road; fine old home. won
derful flowers and fruit. electric light and
water system cement cellar, hardwood floors.
mammoth fireplace in beautiful big living
room; outbuildngs of all kinds 1000 -bushel
metal cornorib. I0-ton sllo an ideal home
and farm. price $500 per acre; owner viii IN
ciude, for quick sale, $1,000 worth modern
fb rmlng implements, separator, churn.I mead
registered Jerseys, $1,000 Jersey Dull, 50 nSau
horse, wagons and everything necessary on
thoroughly modern. up-to-dat0 farm, eNccp,
summers; convenient to Baltimore and Phtla-
deiphia Address Owner. P. o. Box 'o2.
Columbus, ..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-01
CHARLES J. HOOD & co.

POSSESSION November 3, 1913: the best
value under $50. 900; north side. For par
ticulars and inspection address Owner
A 333. Ledger Onlce,
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PARK
MELROSE PARK HOME
MERTON
BUILDING SITE

Within minutes walk of Overlook sta
tion, 3 minutes from Merton station; high
ground; commanding outlook; all street i'm
provements. including new road. walk. curb.
sewer, gas and water: lot 75x1S0 IT. care
attractive homes: price $500: terms can be
arranged one Of the few available building
Int In, this
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-01
CHARLES ]. HOOD & co.

Morris Bldg) 1921 Chestnut st.
ON HIGH GROUND. near station; English
style house, 20 rooms, 3 baths: large
grounds; old shade, fruit and garden:
especially attractive property: terms can be
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-01
REAn ESTATE WANTED

JOSEPH D. HAYES. Real Estate Broker.
wants property in all parts Of city Tor, col
ored buyers and to rent. 1l22 s. 2Wh. Phohe
Dickinson 500 -
wANTED--To sublet house. furnished. IN the
Girard Esiute for period Of or more
months. 800, Ledger Ofhca.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-01

for 80 cars. l53j-37 y
Carlisle ST.. back Of Broad st. {. Goldman
73I Walnut st
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-01

WAREHOUSE. centrally located. near Front
and Market SITS, 1000 sU, IT.; story;
corner SITS; elect. elevator; very heavy
construction; close to shipping points.
J. &. ANDERSON. 1924 Chestnut. Spr. 43s4
s. W. COR. 18TH AND SAMSON ST.
Sd door 1890 81. IT.. itne OUTSIDE light
steam heat. large eleva tor. etc.
CHAS l. BROWN & co, III $. BROAD
WILL ERECT BUILDING. 900 to 800; 900
square feet for responsible tenant on long
lease. DIETERICH. T3! WALNUT st. -
FACTORIES ANB FACTORY SITES; differ
eut sizes: suit any business.
KENNEDY. 1901 Chestnut st,
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LANsDOwNE
COLONIAL DWELLING

windows hardwood floors. 8 chambers,
baths, sleeping porch: 2-car heated garage;
large corner lot: old shade: opposite beauti-
full B-acre country seat; price $20, 200. .
s. Y. cor. Lansdowne and Greenwood aves
a good buy for $4,000.
r 0.L S03-4-5 weightman B.
SiiCotCi OSooihC Locust 5o37. 503S
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REAL ESTATE FOR. SALE
NEW lERsEy-supuRnAN
CLAYTON

FOR SALE-iRO-acre farm on state road,
between Camden and Atlantic city; all
necessary huildinEp with Convenlences. and
in perfect condition; frst-class soil; 1000
peach trees, $4,000 blackberry, raspberry
and strawberry plants planted; entire farm
under cultivation; please make an Inspection.
LOUIS II. LEDDON. Clayton. N. j.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-01
COUNTRY SEAT

COUNTRY SEAT
so ACRES-Best productive land, beautiful
location, II miles from City Hail; l4-room
CO,onial stone mansion house. wide hall and
opon staircase. open hreplaces, lighting
system lawn with hns old sN".'" bH~'' -
'r?y outbuildings. excellent spring
tREN NJ. CORNELL Hethoro. Po.
EXCELLENT 7s-acre farm. on stone road
near Horsham 8 miles Willow Grove
A Amhler or Hatbero Is miles Phila delphla {:
attractive stone house, ARRANGED for fam
lilies: good barn and outbuidnEs; excellent
meadow and some timber; grounds very pro
II j. DAGER. 2o7 N. Main St. Amber, Pa.
05 ACRES. on pixies near station: modern
stone dwelling. located on elevation; bath.
heat: beautiful lawn barns; garage, G eTceient t
always occupied By owner; only $S5On.
J. r. THoMPSON. Realtor. West Chester, Pa,
so ACRES in Bucks county's best farming
seCtion close to station and village; 10
room stone-and-frame dwelling: with bath.
fruit in variety; price 10000.
WARREN NJ. CORNELL. Hathoro Pa.
135 ACRES, westtown township. Chester
county; convenient West Chester-Phila.
trolley and Penna, r. r. sta. stone house.
rooms: large barn. sprinshouse. outbldgs. ;
500 600. ], NJ. Fronefeld, WAYNE. Pa.
ATTRACTIVE country seat, ~ acress con
venlent by good roads and trains TO Phila-
delphia and Wilmington stone house, II
rooms. 3 baths, hot-water heat; surrounded
stable: SiS. 900, J. H. Froneaeid. Wayne, Pa.
I3 ACREs-ColonfaI stone dwelling all
modern improvements; stable. etc. fruit;
"a wARRgN Slis Il s'soc n. occoRNEEG. Hatbore. Pa.
lOO-ACRE farm; 2 good houses; fne orchard;
near station and stream, j. b. William,
Arcola. Pa.
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IS ACRES IN FRUIT

Apples, peaches. cherries; good buildings
near Beverly
ALBERT DRESSER
Burlington. n. j.
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NEW JERsEY--sEAsHoRE


IDEAL suburban home; 3 rooms; hot water
gas. electricity. garage: large grounds
shade. Il. d. Riley.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-01

large lots. 7bxt00 feet
and up. on the beautiful Birdwood Tract.
fis0 up: sewer. water, gas, electricity, ce-
ment walks, stone roads; will build for you
Oh monthly payment; get map and booklet.
GILBERT g. o'CALLAHAN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-30
MONROE DOCTRINE REMAINS
IN EFFECT DECLARES CECIL

LONDON. Jan 80 -lsrd Robert
'ccil, tho British authority ON "a
league " nations, praised Ia. Monl
70" doctrine IN an interview today
regarding the interest ot neutr.l
countries, especially lar.n American
~ u league OF nations
"NruNal countries cannot OF
course, take part IN deliberations
hirecuy concerning war problems %
ne shld, sbut so fsr aA "a league of
nations In concerned. II neutral coun-
tries Ir"p,se ~ practical plan for
submission to tho conference Ia, rrp
resrnthtiNcH uf the great powers viii
he Elad To consider n. although II
must br a plan containing concrct.
issues ana not theoretical solutions
drawn upon paper
The Monroe doCitinr has given
satisfactory r.Hults IN practice which
WSufics iir further Application a.. "A
model ~ operation The league Of
nations could appoint the American
nations themselves u the mundntnt- -
i"H fot the execution ~ It's principle,
regarding territorial integrity 80 fnt
hH thea" principles affect Amer can
countries. In this manner the t'niteJ
states ana the Latin American rr
publics could act iu conformity with
thclr policy already stnhlishrd
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-30
eBRlGHT FUNERAL TO BE
HELD THIS AFTERNOON

The funeral ui NJ Y T. Ehright.
Who'" dtath u,ruttrd suddenly Tues
lhN afternoon WI hC held ~ 10
o'clo, k this afternoon from her late
residence l.Jt Ers' uutnctt. Re,
J W. Ahcl ~ r1r.' Methodist church
viii conduct the g"r,icrH. aud inter
mcnt viii hc made in Rose nm
Mrs khrirht Who u u pioneer
rcHidrut uf the city. wa~ an active
worker IN th" yethodlst church and
n charter mcmhor nt the Tulsa Wom
ans club thr citNs first woman'-
club she was alro mcmhct aud
organizer ~ the Ncrdlccinft .luh and
member of The llvechkn club having
been pianist ~ cuu,iietahle talent
and teacher NJ music
llcsidrH the husband. one son
FRANK Crockett ~ Tulsa. and a
brother. John Armstrong ~ lutlrr
Mo. survive Mr. Armstrong viii
arrive this morning ~ attend the ~
neral as viii also an aunt. Mrs y =
BUCKLEY ~ Kansas CitN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-30
OFFICERS INSTALLED By
G. A. r. AND THE W. r. c.

4 very pl"nHnnt social hour. M
the end of which rrft"shmeuts were
served, wHH enjoyed by the members
~ the Grand Army of IN" Nrpuhli,
and IN. Numrna Relief corps at the
joint installation meeting held by the
two organizations Tuesday Albert
Reeves. past department command
or. Installed the offir-fs for the
coming year uf tho q A u and
Mrs Iilnh - Lindsey past depart
ment president Installed the ON.
GERS of the ". X &. The g. 4 X
officers Installed were u VI Nuunk
man. post commander, 4 ! TinHlcy
senior vice commander. James Me,
Donald junior vice commander
James Lynch, officers ~ the guard
A y Smith. officer NJ the day
Those installed ns officers In the
Womens Relief Corps were Mrs
Albert R"evnr, president; clara kls,
rcngcr. senior vlco president. Mrs
He'll Huck. Junior vie" preHldrnt
Mrs Mary ilillhou-e. secretary, Mrs
Dora uraber. treasurer. Mrs Julln
clark. chaplain. Mrs, l., H. Lind
conductor Mrs Ni-nn Egnn. assist
ant conductor Mrs. Lula Murdock
guard. Mrs. Sarah Loomis. assistant
guard.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-30
MANN ASSAllS DANIELS
FOR WIRELESS PURCHASE

NGTON. Jan. 70 Repub-
lican Leader Mann. speaking In tho
house today. attacked Secretary ban.
i.lp for purchasing wireless Conmun.
lcatiOn SYSTEMS
Secretary Daniels recently told tho
house merchant marina committee
that the shore stations ana radio
ship sets ~ the Mnrconi Wireless ana
Federal Telegraph company had been
bought for about f1.O0O,o00 from
funds carried In the last naval ar.
preparation bill In his spe"ch today
Mr. Mann declared that not lin"
~ the appropriation bill authorized
the purchases
utterly regardless ~ law" he
said TN violation ~ the law Tor
which he ought to be impcnched ana
removed from office and II IN not
unlikely that he may h" ho has
gone ahead ana spent money out NJ
the appropriation FOR the purchase ~
radio ryatrmH'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-30
MAY POSTPONE LOAN
CAMPAIGN TWO WEEKS
IhsRusc ~ iGnicn Ssa~1n Date ~
pprning Nai I've ~, tor >pri ~
stead uf NpriI 10

WNsllIvUrON. Jan 30 H'.ausc
thr i'u'ru s"t.iu this lr,f Does NOT
rud un. Nrnl 90. thr treasury w
considering pu"ipunIny the opening
~ 30" W''' Lihrr', intn .i'rp,ign
from Apul ~ ha tou',uvc,, PLANNED
10 ArlugI \ decision has NOT been
t,,. rrd
80 attempt has hc.u made aa set
D. Secretary ,lnss ur hiH Al IH"iH 20
H''ilr op The luirtFs' rate or other
terms uu hr loan. 70 Wts stated ~
..ut to-day Whatever ihr irtiu- iutF
he th'y MI, l,rUfi with tho plIu.
p." ~ maintaining the untkr pUi'r
uf preceding issue. officials i',,atrl.
Ih.t H uu" factor itudluR tp IutIIr
iN" treasury 10 Keen the interest ftl"
uu the ffih loan 49, low aH pursll'r.
nturo 1t iH f"it a rate - hlgh 49, % per
ont would work nu' 40 . irprrria'
INK influrn. q uu preceding l.Hu".
Farther tas 0t'mp. .Iuu- uu huu'H
already outstanding aUDrphnl" ~
'h"tn IN payment - certain forms ~
'thrH IN future y"HiH CO.. conversion
- them into s"curi'lss bearing high
ur ini'reSt ratr. tf" mean, whiDh
IIshl be- taken 10 MAINTAIN lh" pJi,'s
.uf outstanding boui.
llhnk"rs are urg,us me Treasury ~
make the Interest tal" on IA" ueN'
loan ~ ut pei cent. but ofiirhls
hrn inclined tu kr'p ~ lower n pos
siblr. Thry frly strongly On the pat
flntic impulses ~ small huud buyers
to bring IA" hoNs home ana finish
the loh % Thee" phrases probably
viii be adopted nA campaign ElagOns