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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-06
AMERIKONU PASKOLA
LENkIJAI.

Lol.donas, lapkr. 5 d. =
Is Varsavos gauta pusiau
.oficiale zil1ia, kad Ameri-
kos piniguociai skolina Len
kijai $25, 100000 ant 6 nuo-
simcio.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-06

Siqdien Egg. Konlitetas gave
is Kauno kablegraina, kurioje
rranesa, kad Vergolico (rusu-
vokieciu) pleSiku gaujos elgia.
81 Lietuvoje nezmoniSkai. Lie
tuvos gyventOjai pasiryzo te-
vyne nuo ju apvalyti il energi;
kai JUGS nusa. KurSenu, .JoniS
kello II Seduyos apielink9se lie
tuviai isiverzelius smarkiai ST.
muse ir sueme daug g-inklu
alnunicijos, arkliu If kitokiu
daiktu.
Spalio % d. Raseiniu gwen
tcjai sukilo prizes vokiecius If
keletq ju uzmuSe if daug suzei-
dc. Lietuvos valdzia siuncia Ike
siuomene Seduvos If Paneve-
40 link il pareikalavo, kau
Vokleclal If rusai tuoiaus pa
sitrauktu is Lietuvos.
Lenkai duodami garbes 10
dl, pasizadejo nesiverzti Lie
tuvon, kol lietuviai kariaus ST
rusais il vokieGiais, bet savo
duotaji zodi sulauze; spalio p
lla perejo per demarkacijos l.
mia lies VistyGiu, Suvalkijoj,
bet LietuVos kareiYiai JUGS Vi
slSkai sunuSe. Dabar lenkai
renka savo kariuonene ties
Sirvintais, SeSuoliais if ties
Alytum.
.Lc"koi siule Anglijai Lietm'o,
9r1dS.
Lenkai pasiule Angliiai Lie
tuvos girias keturiu bilijonll
2llksinu vertes. Lietuvos val
dzia prizes tai smarkiai uzpro-
testav0.
Inf. Biuro ved5jas Siqdien
gavo privatini laiska is Kauno,
kurlame paduodama he
mazai ziniu. Lietuvos valdzia
suseke dvi lenku slaptas orga-
nizacijas prizes Lietuvos val
dzlq, suprantama, JOS like IS
vaikytos If vadai sukimSti ka-
lehman. lSgirde apie tai Vii
niaus lenkai, tuoj pasiryzo eiti
ant Kauno, bet Lietuvos val
dzia il Anglijos atstovyb5
JUGS persergejo jog Lietuvos
kari1Omene vra Dticireno11S
iuos "priimti''. Lenkuciai neiS-
drls artinties prie kauno, bet,
is kersto, matyt, paleido gandq
snat1doje, buk jie Kauna
uzeme.
Kun. Zilius is Kauno raSo:
"LitnkQ soukalbiui prizes Liett,-
vos valdziq nenusisekus If VII
niaus lenkai snapus nuleido.
Siuncia atstovus, neva taikytis.
K'okia cia gall butt taika !?
Kraustvkites lauk is TietuyOs
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-11-06
Lenkai sulauze garbes
zodi.
vIRGOLIco KARIUMENE TERloJA LlETUvA

Pavojus praejo. ISgelbejo
musu situacija susiartiniinas
su Baltijos valstybemis. To if
toliau reikia laikytis. Sunkiau-
s21sa valandose pagelbejjo mum
paskelbdama de facto
Lletuvos neprigulmybe.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-03-12
A DOUBLE WEDDING
IN OFFICE OF JUDGE
BRIDE AN OTTAWAN

A double wedding took place yester-
day afternoon about o'clock in the
office Of Judge George Koenig on La
Sale street One Of the strange fea-
lures of the unique ceremony was that
neither couple knew the o-her. and
they reached the office Of the police
Judge to be married at the same time
The first couple We're Mrs. Ruth
Raymond of 807 Sycamore street and
Gus Jetfery, a machinist empIoyd at
the Chicago Retort and Fire Brick
Company The bride is the widow Of
Stanley Raymond, who was killed in
an accident on The Chicago. BurIing-
ton and Quincy Railroad in Geneseo
last March
The couple viii reside in the bride S
hOmeOn Sycamore street
The other couple were Miss Jessie
Davis and Louis j Stephany of Chi
cago, who came to Ottawa for the
purpose of being married. They will
make their home in Chicago
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-03-12
MED|CS ALERT FOR
SLEEPING SICKNESS.
LOCAL DOCTORS KEEPING CLOSE
WATCH FOR STRANGE MALADY
QUARANTINE WILL BE RIG
IDLY ENFORCED.

Every measure is being taken by
Ottawa physicians to safeguard their
patients against the sleeping sick.
ness which has resulted in many
influenza cases in Chicago, and has
menaced the health Of persons in
towns adjacent to Ottawa.
No cases Of the malady have be
reported to the health commissioner
and hospital attaches say that .hey
have not registered any patients be
lieyed to be suffering with the sleep
ing Sickness
Ottawa physicians reported during
the day that the increase in influenza
cases was not noticeable, and nc
sleeping sickness had resulted
Should the malady evidence itsel
in Ottawa. The community viii find it
doctors prepared to cope with the
situation.
Sleeping sickness cases will be
segregated and detailed report OF
he sleeping sickness must he made
to the health commissioner. L is es
sen6ial that skilled care be given pa
tents stricken with the disease.
One death. that OF the Osgocd boy
occurred from the disease at Marseil-
es, but so far as is known his was
he only case found in La Sale
.Ounty.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-03-12

Prospects for an election contest
.oomcd over the political horizon this
morning after The smoke of yestey-
days battle had entirely blown away
with only q tnreeyotc breach De
tween delea. and victory, campaign
managers Tor John Edgcomb, whit
mot saying SO in as many words. ndi-
Gated there was possibilities Of re
count being forced to ascertain the
result Of the mayoralty vote
While casting no aspersions at Mr
Weeks, MIR Carr nor their henchmen
persistent reports OF irregularities
poured into E5gcomb headquarter
his morning, giving them what they
believe jGstiiable grounds for dc
mauding a recount Two particuia.
cases OF irregularities we're cited, or,
on evidence furnished by the ciyiliai
branch Of the local Red Cross chal
ter Two soldiers who applied for re
lief from the civilian branch, one gin
ing his home as in Dixon and tn,
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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-03-12
ALL CLASSES ARE
TO ENTER
CO. SAN|TOR|UM
DR.. A. J. ROBERTS EXPLAINS
METHODS OF ADMITTING PA.
TENTS TO TUBERCULOSIS IN.
STlTUTlON OPERATED BY THE
COUNTY.

The board of supervisors were told
this morning of ways and means of
getting patients into the county's new
$S0,0l0 tuberculosis sanitarium. The
speaker who went into some length
On The important subject was Or. a.
J. Roberts, county medical adviser.
The doctor said there seems to be
confusion on how to get people in
need Of treatment into the santa
rum.
He asked the supervisors to report
all suspected cases, and all persons
thus supposed to be afflicted will be
given free examination. II found suf-
fering of the disease al these cases
will be admitted to the sanitarium
The doctor said all residents OF the
county, whether provided with ample
funds or not, would be admitted for
treatment There was no chance
under the law, he said. TO diacrimi-
nate in favor OF any one class Of peo-
PIC. llC lGtD1ItIitlt'Ar h'N'N'l' llt't
hose who were able to pay their way
would be allowed to reimburse the
county for the expense Of treating
them.
lie said eight cases have already
been admitted to the sanitarium, two
of whom have since died Nose Of
these were persons in advanced stages
of tuberculosis While the COUNTY
finds it imperative that all cases
advanced or incipient forms-must be
taken into the sanitarium he and
other doctors hoped that the day
would soon come when only cases in
the early stages of the disease would
be brought to the hospital This he
said, would be brought about by isola-
tion Of sufferers and the continued
effects Of well organized campaign
to stamp out the disease.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-03-12
SAYS |. w. w. BACKED
RUSSIAN REVOL T

wichita March 10 - The trial OF
80 /. w. VS. charged with plotting
to overthrow the L. S. Government
and establish Bolahevik republic
was called in the Federal Court this
morning by Judge Pollock. t. 5.
District Attorney Robinson says he
will produce evidence to show that
the Russian BoEheyik revolution
was engineered by the ]. w. w, The
government will try and prove
10000 members Of the l. w. w. went
from America to Russia during the
Karensky remime to aid Tr0tzky
and Lenine. Most Of the men havev
Returned, Robinson said.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-03-12
E.DGCOMb LEADERS
HINT CONTEST MAY
Be PET|T|ONED FOR
REPORTS Or lRRECULARITIE
FLOW INTO DEFEATED CANDi-
RATES HEADOUARTERS-CiTE
tWO PARTICULAR INSTANCES.
BULLETIN

This afternoon Mr.. Edgcomb
stated to a Free Trader-Journal
representative that he would de
eide tomorrow whether or not
there would be contest, las
far as can see now" said the
defeated candidate, "I don't be
leve contest would do any good
il would mean a ten days delay
before getting into court, and that
would prove too much valuable
time lost. But tomorrow we will
definitely decide en- our plans for
the future"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-03-12
SOL ILL OF
DIPHTHERIA WHILE
VISITING HIS HOME

Corp. Winston Colwel is confined
0 the home of his parents, Mr and
Mrs, William Colwell, on Ottawa ay-
nue., suffering from diphtheria Corp.
olweu is stationed at Fort Sheridan
n the medical corps ana arrived in
ottawa late Friday night, on two
lay furlough He was suffering from
/ bad sore throat upon his arrival
here, which developed into diphtheria.
The ColweH home has been placed
under quarantine.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-03-12

Tho great japanese shrine Of the
imperial ancestors at Yamada, in Use,
is taken down every twenty years
and cxacIly reproduced. For many
years every Japanese felt it his duty
to visit the great shrine at least once.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-03-12
AUTO BACK FIRED;
CALL. DEPhR RTMEM T

The fire department was called to
the corner Of Michigan and La Sale
streets last evening at 1870 o'clock
when the touring car belonging 70 NJ.
Engel, Gas Pearl street. back tired
Someone passing thought the car was
burning up and pulled the fire box.
There was no damage.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-03-12

ever entered into by the
city of Ottawa, 4ester-
day was that epoehaI day, and today
there are many wondering how it all
happened
The reyersaIs came in thc mayor
atty race, where John Elqccomb was
picked by political wiseacros as the
hieh man in prediction cope and
the race for second place was rele-
gated by them to between Carr and
Weeks The actual figures show the
! form sheet was ali upset Weeks ran
high with 1906 votes, Carr nuXt with
l,2lG and Edsecomh third Wi.h 1.2l3.
The official canvass may make a few
changes in these results but those
wise in politics say the changes are
Just as liable to be one way as the
other and the majority, instead Of d.
minished, increased.
heIfrch in Thirteenth Place.
Another reversal was the stopping
off of August Helhrch's aspirations
to succeed himself as a member Of
the commission. For eight years a
member Of the council and four years
ago high man on the ticket, IlellIrich
! dropped to thirteenth place and failed
| even to qualify for the big race to
| como in April He was not nominated
| even His worst enemies conceded he
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-03-12
WOMAN USES SOLDIERS
HEAD FOR WILD
SALOME DANCE
TERROR RAMPANT
WOMAN HACKS TROOP
ER TO PIECES WITH hH-tlOR-
RoRs OF RUSSIA OUT6TRlPPED
BY SPARTACIOES

London, March 4 Riotn4 has
broken out in the German provinces,
said a dispatch from Copenhagen to
day.
The Spartacides cruelties in the
fighting in and around Berlin are SAID
to have exceeded those IN Russia A.
Litchenberg, a government. soldier
was killed with knives. Afterwards
his head was chopped off ana a WON
an carried it in triumph thru the
streets Another soldier was hacked
to pieces by a woman.
More Under Martial Law.
Basil March u Martial law has
been declared in Graudgnl Thorn and
Strasshurg in eastern Prussia as a
result of the Spartacides advance in
to the east according to information
from Berlin today.
Reservations" For Pact
washington Marcl. IA definite
plan for dealing with the peace treaty
when it reaches the senate with the
league of nations constitution mtor-
woven among its provision, was reach
ed by senators opposed to the league
in conference today The plan IS to
"ratify the treaty with reservations 90
The enemies OF the league, if they
can muster sufficient votes would eli
ther strike out The provisions for "a
league of nations and approve the re-
mainder OF the treaty. or if this were
found impos sfble would add such
amendments as would nullify those
provisions.
Wilson Lands Tomorrow.
On Board the George Washington.
March l2.-It is expected that a pleu-
airy session Of the peace conference
will be called within a week after The
arrival of President Wilson in Paris.
The President spent today winding
up the loose business ends OF his
peace conference work preparatory Ia
his arrival at Brest He hopes to
arrive in port soon enough Thursday
to enable him to continue on tC
Paris Thursday night, arriving there
Friday morning.
When the plenary session is held
the program of the labor commission
as well as the others viii be submit
ted. The President also expects t.
meet with the supreme war council
possibly on Saturday, when he vii
make known his decision upon the
military and naval terms already
drafted
The acceptance Of these by the Ger
mans will enable the preliminary
peace treaty to be signed speedily.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-03-12
PRESENT WARDEN IS.
Re ELECTED TO HEAD
POOR FARM


The wardenshtp fight before the su
pcryisors assumed an uulcoledIul
angle this morning when the super
yisors were called upou to name ii sue
ceasor to County superintendent La#-
renee Morrissey Instead Of permit
ting his name to 20 before the board
as a candidate Hugh HAN OF Streat7r
who WAS an gyoWgd aspirant for tbe
Office during the fan and winter, re-
fused 10 submit his name and an
nouuccd his Withdrawal, from She r2co.
Then Arthur Barrett, present dep
uty sheriff was injected into ihe race
at the eleventh hour but when the
vote was cast Mir Barrett, well
equipped man to handle the county
home, los, TO this opponent the pres
eut warden hy a vote of 81 TO E.
Mir Barrett had little time TO prepare
aamrdiu and few to the Hptryisors
had any advance warning of Ais can
didacy.
The reelection Of Mr.. Norrissoy
strikes "a popular chord in the minds
of La Sale County residents A ciyi!
war veteran and grandfather OF Lieut.
Harry Kelly. Ottawa's only Croix de
Guerre holder, Mr. Morrissey has beeu
a capable aud efficient emp.oye of the
board for the past ten or more year.
Last fall, because of advanced years,
he announced he would not be can.
didale again IN this he was dis
suadci by the county home commit
tee which 10 a man urged hlm tc
again let his name 20 before the su
pewisors. He finally consented, am
today 'a vote shows he still retains al.
l,,...
a nomination speech. in which he
pointed cut Mr.. Morrissels many
virtues, his success as mauager OF
the farm and the economical methods
be has of keeping it up. was delivered
. by J. l.. ODonneu of Wallace. Fred
Peck Of Farm Ridae placed the name
Of Mr. Barrett before the board Then
started the poll Of votes, with the
above results.
In announcing his withdrawal from
the race Mr. Hall said he was given
to understand that Mr.. Morrisse}
would not again he a candidate at the
time he decided to run for the job
Since then he learned differently and
refused 10 run in opposition to the
faithful Old custodian Of the county >,
unrortunate5.
The salary of the warden was fixed
at $50 per annum and that Of the
matron at $429 per annum before tn,
warden was elected
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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-03-12

EDGCOMB HOSE[) OUT
OF finals , VOTES

primary election marked by form rever-
sails, disappointments and some surprises is now
written into civic history one OF the most spin
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-03-12
WEATHER.

FAIR tonight. Thursday
increasing cloudiness. not
much change in temper
dture.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-03-12

Continued Oh page 3, col. 3D.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-03-12

OTTAWA JOURNAL
Established 1880
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-03-12

Two hundred and three residents OF
Bruce, Eagle and Hope townships pc
titioned for a state aid road to lead
from the Eagle church to Garfield
where it will connect up with the road
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-03-12
More Under Martial Law.

Basil March T. Martial law haa
been declared in Graudgnl Thorn and
Strassburg in eastern Prussia as
result of the Spartacides advance in
to the east according to information
from Berlin today.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-03-12

OTTAWA FREE TRADER
Established 1910
Arizona republican., 1919-10-08
Wanted Situation, Male


 I AM putting in winter lawns. Have you a winter lawn to be put in? See me at 1115 E. Van Buren. bs
 POSITION wanted = First-class coatmaker, vest maker, and all-around bushelman; references if required. Ad- dress Box 16-X, Republican. bs
 YOUNG man, student of law, desires to take private instruction for bar eX am. this November from attorney, ac- tive or retired. Phone 2061. Box 12X, Republican. bs
 CARPENTER foreman, perfectly fa- miliar with plans and details: work guaranteed; all referenced needed Write Box 6X Republican. bg
 COTTON picking and opportunity to become share tenant W. A. Richard son, AIS E. Van Buren St. bb WANTED-Position in store or de- livery automobile; experienced. Box S3Y. Republican. D
 SALESMAN Married man, nine years experience; have letters of rec ommedation. Address box 95Y. Re publican. p | WANTED-Janitor work; steady or part time. Box AK, Republican. |
Arizona republican., 1919-10-08

WANTED-To rent by responsible permanent resident, a 4 or broom Hns- furnished house. Address Box 2SY ,Rer publican. -- r
Arizona republican., 1919-10-08
FOR LEASE

240 acres west of Glendale with priv ilege of buying at the end of the lease. Price only s4000 per acre.
 TOLLESON LAND 6S CATTLE co. Phone 42S2 108 N. Central Ave.
 n
Arizona republican., 1919-10-08
APARTMENT OPPORTUNITY

BUY from owner well built. bright, ( clean five-room brick; cellar, shade, ( walks: for $3.200: partly furnished :; Immediate possession. Inquire 1887 W. | Washington. r
Arizona republican., 1919-10-08
For Sale-Fruits and
 Produce

PEARS in any quantity, 3 and Az cents at ranch; now is the time to get your canning and preserving pears. One mile south, one and one quarter miles west of Murphy school. Phone 124J5. bg
 PEARS 4c per .lb., deliveries made. J. Stanley Howard & Son. Phone 207
 R-2 If
Arizona republican., 1919-10-08

WE want to buy s.ll your furnitureg household goods, tools, harness or any. thing of value. When you get ready to sell. call S093. We will give more than any one. Jefferson Street Auc- tioE House. 1tt
Arizona republican., 1919-10-08

WANTED-To buy buildings tos r wreck or move; also galvanized iren-isi and building material Phone 2Dgs5 ! morning or evening.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-08

Groom, new. thoroughly modern house very large lot, northeast. Price $6.750.00 terms.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-08
Wanted Miscellaneous
Liberty Bonds BOUGHT FOR CASH
 B. H. Dodt
3 WEST ADAMS

WANTED-Dodge car, 1918 or 1919 model; must be in good condition, good rubber and cheap for cash. Also Fora car 1918 or 1919 model; good condition and good rubber. Call McArthur Bros. Used Car Lot D
Arizona republican., 1919-10-08
Republican Want Ads--A Bargain Clearing House
For Rent-Furnished Rooms

FURNISHED rooms for rent. 227 West Monroe. bg
Arizona republican., 1919-10-08

WANTED-Position in an office by a competent young woman; experience received in the accounting offices of a large firm in Los Angeles; capable and experienced in bookkeeping, mak
 ing financial statements and general office records. For conference, teie- phone Miss Mary Lynch, 2530. D
Arizona republican., 1919-10-08
Wanted Situation, Female

WOMAN desires to pick cotton where she can live while working; she is alone and doesn't care to use tent. Address care Live Wire Employment Office. D
Arizona republican., 1919-10-08

WANTED - VEAL CALVES SHEEP, LAMBS AND GOOD YEAR LING CATTLE. FIVE POINTS MAR KET. PHONE 1884. tf
Arizona republican., 1919-10-08

Phone your Classified Ads to The Republican We will collect later Phone 1881
Arizona republican., 1919-10-08
Oil Lease

FOR SALE-160-A OIL LEASE IN HOLBROOE FIELD. ON THE ANTICI.INE AND CLOSE TO ACTU- Al DRILLING. WILL SELL CHEAP F TAKEN NOW. PHONE 4331, OR BOX TIM. REPUBLICAN. If E CHOICE quarter southeast Mesa; A water. Phone 210S, Phoenix. p
 FOR RENT-Good house and all im- provements upon 10 acres of land one mile straight west of Glendale, lateral 19. Rent s60 per month. Inquire at Ranch Vail. bg
Arizona republican., 1919-10-08
For Sale Houses ~~~~~~~~~N~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~Ne~~~>~~~>~-~~oD> Modern Houses Genuine Bargain

broom modern brick with sleeping porch, hardwood floors, plenty of shade, garage, chicken run and nice
 lawn Price $3,500.00. S750.00 cash,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-31
POTATO SLIPS

Nancy Hall. Porto Rico and Dooley
Yam. governmen >fnspected and grown
from No. / cured potatoes, s. per thou
sand. 500 o.. 100, 75c. Tomatoes and
cabbage plants s2,so per thousand. 500
for t.5U, 100 for SOC Hot Sweet Pep
per and Esr Plants, 1sc pcr hundred.
All plants delivered, guaranteed 10
arrive ln good condition Write fof
catalogue. Milano Plant Co.. Milano
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-31
SEEDS, PLANTS AND TREES

SWEET POTATOES FOR SALE
Southern Queen seed and eatings
Sc. Grower OF sweet potatoes J. J.
Drew. Harrah. Okla
AUSTIN DEWBERRY, best berry for
Oklahoma; 100 plants. 81 80. postpaid
| 900 plants 50 90 Ross Fruit Farm
burInt Okla
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-31
Capitol Nursery

Phone Maple Ass for fine roses and
shrubs.
GENUINE frost proof cabbage plants
millions now rendy for shipment: am
In q position to fill all orders ssme day
received; varieties. Fiat Dutch, Early
Jersey and Charleston Wakefield; 100,
lOe: 500. ti.75, 1000. $40 Tomato
plants ready April 10Th; same price Ms
cabbage. Pure Nancy Hall and Porto
Rico potato slips ready April 18th
800. n7s; 1000, 1885,. Al plants post
paid, Place your order with me II you
want good plants packed well with
quick shipment. or money PVturned, J..
II. Lancaster, Lonsvlew. Texas.
CABBAGE PLANTS, FROST PROOF
By mail s00 $3.50: by express, !, 900,
". 90; ~, 900 and over, Si1b: Nancy
Hail Porto Rico potato plants ready
now. S2,50 per thousand. Porto Rico
plant Co., Dept. A. Albany. Ga.
PLANTS. BEST EARLY VARIETIES.
Cabbage. onion and tomato, 800, u;
900. &l.50; 1000. $3.50 postpaid; guar
anteed good plants, and promptly ship
ped vsna Ehrlye Plant Farm, Mart,
Texas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-31
tlSHlGHu-OCU
Motor Co.

Phone walnut ais sth and Broadway
AUTO radiators repaired. SOC vpi ees-
ciai prices to dealsrs 1lS ~ Okl1
A WEEKLY ereasIng ana lnspectsoy
by competent man saves you many
dollars III repair bills: do carefui
repair worh at your saralc, day q
ninhS ~ q refereuceA MalnuA NIL
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-31
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

uARDCASTLE'S s. g. T. !. REDS
Bcs' In southwest Eggs for Matching,
S. and s. per setting. Phone NL-bb.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-31

WHITE CRPINGTONS-Stnte show
winners eggs rom four pens; ORDER
April chicks now; prices reasonable
get mating list immediately fh'iip
MntienRel Elgin. Okln.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-31

THE RJ.uE RIBBON STRAND OF SIN
gle Comb White Leghorn eggs. for
sale. u for 81 so; 100 for $500. Mrs.
nnrn Hnll HYDRO Okla No. J.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-31

LIBERTY BONDS
II you must sell your
Liberty bonds we will
pay cash for ali issues. III
you still owe part on
some of them we will
pay them out for you.
Come and see us or mail
them to
FEDERAL TRUST co.
Maple $40; 1909 Colcord Bldg
Oklahoma City.