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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-07
New School in Portland.

There is a school without truant
renresented in Congress by Representa-
tive Clifton Nesmith Macarthur. Be
fore he became a lawyer. secretary to
the governor. speaker of the state legis-
lative assembly and then representative
he got good training as a newspaper
secs it. and SO has been telling his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-07
German Mark Makes Low Record

BERN. "Wednesday. November s.
The mark touched an unprecedented
low record today, 141a francs selling
for 100 marks.
Austrian crowns were stationary
100 crowns selling at between 5 and
francs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-07

guise Of lines or penalties The en-
ployes got the benefit of the strike de-
mands and the officials got the settle
ment money"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-07
BUSINESS APPROPRIATENESS.

WANTED-One hundred people with fifty dol
lars each; unlimited possibilities and money
well secured Address Box Bad, Star office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-07
Mr.. Cannon Called an Institution

Champ Clark. the other grand old
man of the House, on the same oc-
casion introduced former Speaker
Cannon as an institution" He said:
Il suppose there is not a man or
woman of the slightest intelligence
in all the broad confines of the re-
public who would not recognize him
if you were to stand him up on a
stump anywhere in the United states,
and he deserves that great compll-
ment. ...,
"Now Uncle Joe is not egotisticaL
think he is a very modest man when
YOU consider what he has done and
what he has been through-stfii IN
the bloom of his youth and beauty
but somehow he has almost ceased 10
he an Individual in public esteem and
he has become a great national in
stitution."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-07
FOR sALE-H0UsEs.

FOR SALE-BY OWNER.
Vacant. Chevy Chase, D. C. Practically new
detached home, seven rooms. bath, porches
electric lights, h.-w.h, hardwood floors, open
fireplace; garage. $3.50; 5000 cash. North
S135
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-07
Mr.. Cannon Honors Gen. Mccain

1t is an open secret among members
of Congress that they do not be-
lieve Mai. Gen. H. ?. Mccain was
given a square deal when he was re-
lieved as adjutant general of the War
Department and sent to Camp Devens.
When members Of Congress were pre-
senting Gen. Mccain with a souvenir
of their appreciation of his wartime
services. former Speaker Cannon paid
the following notable tribute:
II would rather have lived the life
he has lived and performed the serv-
ice to the republic that he has per-
formed than to have been Speaker of
the House of Representatives, to have
been a.member of the Senate Or 10
have had four-year term as Presi-
dent of the United States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-07
FOR RENT-GARAGES.

GARAGE NEAR Bird AND PA AVE NORTH
west which will accommodate many cars.
Rent only $40.
PERCY II. RUSSELL COMPANY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-07

The very first contested election
case in Congress was that of the mer-
curial Gen. James Jackson against
the eccentric Gen. Anthony Wayne,
"the hairbrained hero of the revolu-
tfon," according to a statement in
the House by Representative Robert
Luce of Massachusetts, a member Of
the elections committee. He quoted
from Fisher Ames showing that when
Gen. jackson addressed the House
he "bellowed so loudly that it was
necessary for the Senate to shut the
windows in order to keep out the
din"
Representative Luce pointed out
that by unanimous vote Wayne was
unseated. A long debate follow ed. in
which Jackson urged that the votes
of certain counties should be reject
ed. On the question of seating Jack
son the Speakers vote made a tie
and the seat was declared vacant.
Representative Luce reminded his COL
leagues that in the next year Gen.
Wayne was made general of the Army
of the United States and departed for
the memorable campaign against the
Indians of the northwest, and Gen.
Jackson became the governor of his
state and later United States senator.
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FEMALE.

COMPETENT cashier and gen
eral office assistant for position
in bank. Call 522 18th st. NV.
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WANTED-HELP.
statesmen.
MALE.

ROYS-Must be over fourteen and have certih-
Gates to conform with the laws OF Virginia;
steady work; good opportunity for advance
ment: certificate BLANKS at employment office.
Address Box TIE, Star Office.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-06
OIL LAND. LEASES AND STOCK
Burkburnett Stocks

Atlas on company, capital iu"'u
par so, 20 acres. BOO feet from Wat.
klns wei. price. 80
carter Hoblnson on compluN capt.
tat, 100000 par, rb, ~ h,ioH. unf'h
end ~ bridge price, ~.
CnulJc on company copn' rso"o.
PAT 30, - acres, ~ NJ liWh.nfn'N.
pri'e, SO
Lucky 2 on Co. capital So o00. par
81 oo' 10 acres, NV ~ l'Irhm'n'i'.
price, 81 90
burnett On 4 Dcycl 60. Hplal.
$4,000 par. 800; lots In Hurk0n'u.
price. 800
clover Lcaf No 2 Co. cnplta i'oo'o.
par $50, , acre, =. miles west wI.r.
so
Rain How on co. capital, ir.nn".
pat SO. - acres north end ~ bridge,
price. $40.
burke Wonder on 60 capital g.. orn
pnr 80. ~ acres, south end m bridge.
rr'c. So.
Pullman on co. capital $3.50. par
800, hlprk In Burkhufn,u toNnsIi'.
price. 800
Nc,uo cfowoll on co, cnplitl
81 900: pat 500. acres. = 10 alton
rom Mcrviue we'll. price. 800.
Meat. Malone. capital, $4,000, par
25. g.. acres. Burkburnctt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-06

Several shares Of Caldwell
Oll quote lowest price D.2O okla
,umnn
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Ranger-Duke Stocks

Comanchc Gushcr Oh. capital 500 .
On, par, 80, ~ acres In . tracts pri."
so
Comanchc Duke on. capital i,'.ooN.
par. SO. go acres IN tracts, price.
$40
Duke Consolidated OF. capital 500 -
600. pnr. 81 90, ?26 acres In . tracts.
price, 81 90
Giant Duke on. capital. 800 600 par.
10, 5Oj acres In 7 tracts, price, ~.
Tulsa Prod & Rc', capital. 100000.
par 81 00; 1909 acres In tracts.
rice. 81 90
Rain Bow on Co. capital 50 oJn
] acres Burkburnett, par. SO, price.
80
Del Texas Oh Co. capital. i,iOo00
% acres In II tracts price, 100.
BANKERS Petrol 4 Ref Co. capital.
$500 900. 200 acres IN Bufkhufnett
par 800, price, 800.
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GVl0][aCIGlAC1 & G@I

J. & Harrol. Farm Dept
Phone Walnut 81 2Oar " Main 4
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-06

FOR QUICK SAILING have % 600
acres lens.d IN block iboth oil and
mlurfan which We want TO sell fine
proposition for organizing company and
developing property. lease rentals paid
for two years. rentals. 10 cents per
Rcre after second year. leased for five
Years. write. come or wire invcstign 20
ton invited. T. u BtOwulee or ". j
Brown. kngtlshcr. okla.
SALE one .scycnthe interest In l25-
lease, section 1925 %. south west
STEPHENS county. Okla highest bidder
Nflts II J. sterling, Hotel kingkadc
oklahoma city, okla
81 BJECT prior sale We offer.
- birth OF Race ............... 81 on
100 Harroun Motors ............. rs
1000 Dcpositors oil a Gas .... Rid
5000 CnCle sam on. new stock OF
WHY PAY MORE Telegraph orders
4 l.. nElBEL.
Roatmen's Rank Hldg,
81 Louis, Mo
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OIL LAND, LEASES AND srocI

ron SALE on trade. So acres land
m Ilng,r Mills rounty, oklahoma
fenced and cross fenced, b0 uNfrH tulr
utuilun. mortgage 500, Win take 1000
I'm ,IUIiN, M Hrrrpt team, auto nr
Alu.k pat payment II you wish iu
trade Vri'r me- " w. Peterson
tup'nur Okla
rUH SALE 300 National ull stock, s.
lr cam carter OKLA
plvipENp PAYING STOCKS
MARYLAND UEFlNlSG go Id
goo liOMOST PETROLEUM Iu 900
20 SDIi1lI AMER - a " 80. nn
500 OKLA SHEEr 4 CATTLE GO 90
FIDELITY TRUST 60
1lI.i Patterson. Walnut $50
OKLAHOMA on ltfrINlNOI have a01
shares NJ ms NuUh, must sh'r'l''"
fuf muck cash and VIII take 81 TO p'i
shnrc Nllrrs- ESQ. uknlomnn
HANGER and mfkbufuru lria,s 1ni
dullirg contracts can Mrs T.. "
WILSON. 300 Ol Exchange hdg Maple
l'l2
LEASES fuf stlr between Cement field
10 the north Duncan to the south
east und waiter and liuftbufucu iu
fhe soufhw,st e.. 81 Malvern. sterling
uln
FuH ALE 5000 .hnr,S of ul state nc.
fnUE. oh IsTur. Hp' N sold ihlf
ur,a luu share. NJ luDN strike Tend
a L.Ur .,r sam 2 l.u'ur 1901. West
Grand Maple illG
. aOU silANES ~ IA Hnrnrr, On ind
Gns company. par ,nlu" 81. io 'rHir
fr liiN model, nNu. ptHscug'r lI y
D. lf" uklthnmnn
WHAT nm Offered for 100 SammIrs.
Treasure State, ~ international
Crude on Sroug" CO. 2j C"kl syrup
Hu. also agU acres rnld0 GO band q.
rlso rv owner NJ T sullivan. L'"a
U, ukia
Burkburre1t- Okla Fiel,
eases and ProducGio
Tno acres near station IN lufN
ru'. 900 ROYALTY. un" well completed
Ifi.r tilOOun
ler-cs in Township s., T. I2 H.
Cotton county.
so nrrcs. SEQ o.. per ncrc 500
a. acres. Sec p. per acre f.|
'fI acres. Sec per acre i''
40 acres. Sec rs. Twp I IS
II ". per acre ....... aN
W acres. See 7j. Twp is. o.
30 W per mere ...... 'A.H
Good leases iu every field fNr sNI,
COMMERCIAL TRUST y MORTGAGE
CDMrANY.
Room 2 India Tswule UuNlIug
Phone Maple -
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OUT UPTOWN REAL ESTATE

FURNISHED cabin M tho most beau
t'i lake in the Colorado noun
tn'us i,csl fishing; Ice cold sprlug on
nrrn'H's + s.. care Dklahomnr
EuMOND PROPERTY
SPECIALITY
Has good list n acreage tracts and
modern homes near nprWnl. easy terms
II desired. also farm 20 exchange for
home here or nt Edmond Ileg"rn.
ri American National Bank Edmond
uffic" OVER citizens National Bank
FOW SALE-I0ts 81 block 80, 1913.
block 20. Urtion Heights addition
your price. win trade iur oil stock.
mako mo Otter X W uk'ahomnn.
FOR SALE uE TRADE, ,Iclr rcsItrnc,
lot. 40 N. block lU. Tnbwauda
Height, suh-Itylslou MrNas'cr. Okln.
worth 500 what hpy" 'Qu 10 offer ln
exchange Also have -"u shares shirt
sleeve oll stock. viii sell. make m" au
offer
T. e. SHARr. Clrrcmore. Okla.
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|Ev(0]S(NNElAEN g G0Jy
l. g Harroll, Fnrm Dept
Phone Walnut % 2uQN W Main ~

l. q IIarrcIl, Farm Dept
Phone Walnut q. eo9G W Main ~
CHEAP STOCK FARM FOR SALE
12O ACRES. - miles northeast strong
CITY. TN Roger Mills county, dll
In cultivation, 1si grass 40 fine creek
bottom alfalfa land, q alfalfa; ever
lasting water. creek and spring plenty
Of timber flr fire wood and POSTS two
sets houses and harms all fenced, loo
acres hog and sheep proof, 90 acres
wheat aud n". VIII sell In two farms
II wanted. 81 nm acre. Will consider
income property part pay. " Cole
man. Route . Moorcwoo okla
WY % ~ 100 ACRES, ga miles
wv Nv from pavement on
w SN - good state road 100
acres I'm cultivation; good. deep, black
low prairie soil. good alfalfa land. 80
acres in p,sturc; the place is all
fenced md cross fenced about : acres
In hos pasture, large 7-ro0m, ! r. story
house with beautiful view Of the
city. larg" collnr good wol and
Windmill also good Cis'cfn. barn 32T
lS: number ot good gtanlrics black
smith shop. chickenhouse COW shed, no
better farm In tho state ot oklahoma
Tor 500 per acre, unusually liberal
terms Listing $500
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-06
REFRIGERATORS AND SODA
FOUNTAINS

SODA FOUNTAINS Ws have several
bargains. ul sizes both new sud
slightly used. easy monthly payments,
can include IN came contract with toun-
itius pIl fixtures necessary TO open up
nrst-c1ss drug sr confectionery store
GHOSNAN tuI STAIN co, Dallas,
Texas
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
hnnnM nEMnl,NrE

s.ROOM RENnrNcE
Garage ana servant uunitrrt. located
n0fthwcsti u blg bargain. terms Wal.
nut ll5b.
ron SALr tfve room cottage. ono
and half story mlderu iva lull lulH,
very good buy ~ s. $40 I Y cody
b1s Liberty National illdg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-06

par ilO' 20 acres, 300 feet from Wat.
hlns well price. 80
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South Dakota

IUH sNlE-li.UoO acre. nnr', south
vrsi south Dakota. 2.uIn agf's IN
ahln. 1000 ncr"s the best ~ alfalfa
land. large residence, sl, ranch houses.
well fenced and cross fenced. hcs' ~
water in every rrll ullrolI station
m the land. h's' Colonization pfopo-
s'nn ir the northwest. VEL stocked
with the finest NJ 'n'il" Ir.rc ~
f,r u,'r ur "uI. stock 90 market
,ufHc % percent Gosh I1ltuDr tim"
O. ul' puf,nlHr i T White. Pat
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Ross L. Thomas & Sons
W(0)LaEZElAG1 81 (C0]y


Farm Dept
Phone Walnut q 2ool Yves, Main 81,
HOTTOM farm. 9oO acres. all Wushtn
river bottom. In Cpddo county: :
mites from Anndnrko, the county seat
1880 acres IN cultivation; ~ I'm timber
every foot extra good corn and alfalfa
lnnd, N acres In alfalfa; large hnv barn
houses good water Price SOC per
mere one.hnlf cash balance easy. II
YOU are looking for something good see
this. Courtney n Drake, Phone 262
AnAdHrko okla
CAN SELL you l6O acres fairly good
sandy land IN Roger Mins county
for 800 W W Peterson. Chcycnn
Okla.
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REAL ESTATE TO TRADE

W mt Good rental property. up-ip-
date bungalow preferred I'm exchange
Tor I-actc tract with good house Ut
Edmond value s. 600: viii pay or ns-
sumo difference. Phone Clcgcrn, Wal
M hl6 or lA1
GROOM modern house ON car line;
rented 5000. price 5000. 1900 equity
trade for good car Ask M Pope.
Mnnlr olin- Mnlnmi oan
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-06
Ranger, Texas

MTUNTITT VTI MD NOYATITY
TRUST COMPANY
II you want leases or royalties I'm
the best localities OF the hlr Oh fields
VI Texas. write us I've secuted this
field ever since II came lu can get YOU
tho very hest 20 he had We VIII pool
one ot the hest royalties in the field
one well with seven moro so drlll on
sivi, acres; the prliric Ol' & Gas com.
pnnv has lease and now drilling Qp
same w. X OVnb,y, Ranger Texas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-06
FARM AND ACRE TRACTS
HssFsas7aHs.Has H-ss7a''H ~
Oklahoma

Oklahoma
FARM FOR SALE direct from owner.
100 acres fine WrshitH bottom,
strictly corn and alfalfa and, near
pauls valley. fnr church ana srhor.
In 81, mile ot farm. VIII sell ch"bp. Ai
drrst Lock ilpN %. Al'S nkn.
TuE SALE 4 beautiful well improved
?U.Itrc tact on ~ Reno intrrufnun
fiuc w,ll water. fruit etc IN Ideal
chicken ranch or truck Might ifiI'
for good n.h,h farm close in ,N
DAVIS. stop ~. ~ Reno, H. + II T.
UnN IUG Cftv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-06
FARM AND ACRE TRACTS
Oklahoms
rlne scnernl nulnn.o nrm

~ "A. 'e,:;. 4: q. %'"s ( "ss""%, l.,.,s @
ton nll can be- cultivated 200 acres
bottom never falling alfalfa and
corn band. 80 u,res hay meadow +.
plrnW lhIUr Nn''r. fIr improvements
consolidated school lrlrr 5000. rOmr
terms
80 acres. =. r0lr- nom cuy. 3, nrfoe
valley ,U nctrH grass. fnnb nf.hHfd
consolidated H.h0ui immediate posses
sion Price 5000, terms ~ part
IN u.rcs. 70 acres 's0llr,. never. hu.
ing corn and alfalfa land, 81 prfrs
under hos fence. l'r uUrps ln rul'Iku.
ton. T. Improvement family orch.
Ud consolidated school Irirr 81 .Nr
Tcums 81 .ul cash
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BOB PARMAN OEFERG

Wanted for cash. DEPOSlrONS,
home REF. HiACK PANTHER
HEAVIER VALLEY, y AMERICAN,
CONCORD. NC DlAMOND,
non rNHMNN
Gl5-lT American Bank Hlig Wal bl2J
FOR SNIE Several thousand shares
of white Rock. Make offer D-.J
Okllhomnn
MAKE me Offer ON 100 shares kuol
kon and $50 shares Gladstone. John
J Grc.ucr. ogden, I tah.
on. mrkururu ou leases Have
acreage close - hlg production
VII cut Boo lu--2o io-ncrr trncts Easy
terms Wl make Attractive prices on
70 f.w o' iAcsc tracts for quick action.
giG IcrsknWit2 Nldg Maple $3.50
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT OF CITY

WANT 10 buy lnfH,r shop. unnil town.
what have yuu. 4 soldier h. -
okl1loman
GOOD iNYlSG is4fnufunt. In Okin.
hlma town ~ UUN have owned vttuc
10 years. hnyo god fcia1W Tor selling
\ real money .mlhDr Address, II. u
ukl1homun
IOR SALE Good drug business Etu-
utud boo good riSt Texas town,
about goo iuNtH ants, clean ana wen
assorted stock 300 deals: good soda
fountain. o'H0r fixtures not sD good.
oSner going INTO other business and
In nsr0urf of the shortage ~ help
osnnot run both places. This VIII bear
close Investigation. viii give terms
TO right party Address Bnrks1alo
Drug store kllgor", Texas
FOR SALE -Grc,n house. bargain.
ken at once, no competition. four
railroads. seven outlets J s., Okla
hom1n
TuOKEN ROW. oklahoma offers more
opportunities for n business man To
mako money than any town In the
west over 5000 lHhorcrs now EN-
rloyed and OOo moro needed. Month
" payroll. si25.Uoo For information.
address Garland Adair. Secretary Com
mcrcinl club.
BAKERY. rc1t location. money maker,
ono camp. 'fui town ~ b 600 popu.
liuon. birrtIn. terms on part. H. s..
Gluhuwln
fuG SNl.T-Crcrm station. produce
and, feed store. good d"Ul f0r some
luly who wants iu O pN ug business
Come gnd see or write q. J. Cole,
Fletcher. Okla
.IuR SALE Clothing store fixtures.
show ,tscs. typewriter. desks, safe.
fables gnsulur lighting plant. etc.
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OH LAND. LEASES AND STOCK

nllllES1 bid FrIs $50 national on
40 AmDrlrnn Oh and refining G. ".
Ilun Gfruitr DllH
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
OR TRAD

FOR SALE OR TRADE Farms and
~ property. 1-r0nm house for rent
W NJ Williams. 81 Baltimore Bldg,
phone Maple ll22
FOR SALE or TRADE Tor small
modern bungalow. S-room oak IN
ish home. northwest, by owner. Wal
nut 50, walnut 1853
FOR SALE or trade. 2o acres " tim
her land in ArkNnsas can for Grant,
Walnut 7lN
FOR SALE or TRADE 4 pair lots
near the Packing plants and pair
In East Capitol I'm. clear, want uu'o
or diamond W T. Shattuck III Dora
do, Kan
81 oOn EQUITY n a beautiful home on
East l'th for sale or trade f1r q good
ear or bungalow cl,ar Phone Maple
290l-J
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE
Wanted equity In J-room bungalow
In exchange for kO-ucrc farm. IN I'm tim
bcr, 90 under cultivation. IN SuWch I'm
wheat. all under fence. In central
Missouri A-2t Oknhom1n
FOR SALE or TRADE ga acres. with
fve-roo house . blocks northeast o'
capitol BOX s6 ukmuIgcc, okla
$50 ACRES. 2ao acres bottom land
rs acres hog tight fences on Rols
dArc posts, 5r acres I'm alfalfa twu
sets NJ good improvements We cnu
sell this for $50 per ucr" md poi vow
u loan " t1i -. +, Harness N SON
2l5 Weaver Rllg
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SELECT A COMHlSATIOS OF
THREE OR FOUR or THESE COM
PANIES AND SPREAD YOUR MONEY
OVER THEM THEY ALL HAY T.
GOOD HOLDINGS AND THEY MAY
ALL PROVE WINNERS NOu ARE
ALMOST CERTAIN TO HIT one or
MORE IN THE COMBINATION FOR
nc DIVIDENDS.
Parry Investment Co.
li2 W. Grand Ave
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A Real Homae For
Large Family
Shown by appointment
1906 West 10Th ST. .

Here Is splcndidly bull, and spa
grounds ll2i4TliOi. one block west ot
Cldsscn boulevard. on West 2sth St
Owner win reserve 30 feet II buyer
wishes ana thereby reduce the cost.
on first floor there 4. living room.
dining room, music room. large library
or bedroom, breakfast room Kitchen
and pantry Floors down stairs are
oak ON second floor there are three
BEDROOMS and bath and sleeping porch
GnjaGe and other ou'hulld.rgs Fine
lawn and shade and fruit trees
one " 'h" deepest wells and the
finest water l1 the c.'v is located on
This property The interior VI the home
ls unusually attractive.
This viii make real home for n
largo family. n g. block from car
service. near ward school. on paving
and hag every convenience Present
owners are moving 10 Dallas and want
io srll nt once and otter this property
az u real bargain II you want n home
NJ this character see thn today,
Before present owner occupied this
property the owners operated the Hygcia
Water Co. and II was u very profitable
enterprise Anyone buying this place
can mako this we'll pay for H. II has
nn incxhnustihlc supply Of fine water.
passed nv the city chemist, with a high
grade for purity Here is an oppOr-
tuui'y Tor not only n I'm" hom" hut a
prnnt1hlc business Phone Tor appoint
mcrt
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s Room Modern, S2,250

Near OH and Kelly; THIS is a nice
modern Groom cottage lot I5H7l. rents
Tor I27 30. viii sell ON $500 cash aud 81
per month ]. l.. Green. owncr Maple
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BEN 4. LONdFElL0W
lnlr,tmrni securities
STOCKS
niyiTawd pa Uipu

NJ white Panther Oll.......... 90
stocks wanted I|rfsrn Tel Trans &.
National Oil. Gladstone, Caldwell,
American Ol n H,f Ultck Panther,
Great American Market letter mailed
free upon request
Gi' Insurance mig
Phone Maple iiio Phone Maple 5ii
WILL iridc lUts in North iIIghlnn /
addition, II lot. ln columbia Heights
lots IN rItrick 81 lUtuug"rs Addition.
for I've oil stock. any part or all. Phone
Walnut 2a,2
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porulation. Today our soldiers are
probably approaching Stanislavow. ct
is taken already. But from Podwoloc-
zySk and from Hus:a,yn strong SoVi-
- army has entered unhappy Gallcla or
rr,lNr. Rurhcnia. Nalcr's army Will
probably be obliged to fight on the
| l'kraIn" front. but not against the
| Ikranians. Only against the Bolsheriks
ana perhaps !; is lighting today.
ON May II I bruk" off by telegraph
! all ncgutIat.rn for an armtstice. as l
! cons 'dcrcd that after the way the
| I'kraininus had behaved themselves an
iarmtistirc was absolutely impossible.
The oppression. violence. cruelty. and
crimes. committed BY them arc without
! parallel
| Wounded soldiers were buried alive IN
n wood near l.wow. Which Of us HIS
not heard of the young officer Losia'
| when wounded. was taken prisoner. and
after dreadful fortunes, was also buried
| alive?
| The day before yesterday I had news
! Of Il young man who was known to me
as Il child the 2i-y"ar-Uld W"lSky. who
MAS taken aS hostage. first tortured
| and then knnutcd. He received llO
! blows. and finally died a martyrs death.
together with sixteen OF his comrades
Iklllcd by the UkNin:an soldiers Of Zloc-
Zow.
Yesterday news came which brought
mourning 10 our ministerial colleague
/ Iindc. Ills wIfr'S sister WAS murdered
| N kulomnia.
| am far from blaming the Ckrainian
people for such crimes. 1t was not
| they who made such an army. OthcT
people made 1t for them. CIhc Germ
ans) Eat sr"uking of the CkraInI&ns, !
must state that people who do surh
monstruUs deeds cannot be treated as an
Iarmy. Thus our Polish eXp"d ton INTO
East Gal.cia is not a war. but punt
ltivc expedition against bandits from
whose oppression both the Polish ana
| tho Rvihcnian population must he Sc;
free lrrur" law and order can b" set VI
on this immrmorally Polish territory
Law and order will quickly he intro
IduCcd there by every p0SSibl" means
We are. at least for tn" moment. strong
there. but VIC shall not abuse tins
| strength Meme Of us think Of retail
alton or revenge. nor would Polish SEN
tim"nt ever permit such thing.
There should II" liberty. equality and
justice for every body. And in this *Hir'
4 and with this wish ! have asked th'
honorable Scym to vot" in favor al
autonomy for East Ga!tcia. aud ut inc
same time I asked for papers tor thf
Polish government IN Ikrainia ira
Ishows moral strength and INSPIRES con
lndrncc. (r'ro:n Tn" International News
bureau, Inc. Boston Mass.