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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-04
PiNEHURsT AVENUE DEAL.

The six story elevator apartment house
at to 10 Pinehurst avenue, northwest
corner of 177th street. was resold by the
New York Life Insurance Company.
which took the property over last week
on a bid of s160.000 at the stand OF
, Henry Brady In an action to satisfy .
mortgage Judgment of about 3lsS,000.
The house occupies a plot fronting %
feet on the avenue and 126 feet on 177th
street,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-04
Yesterdays Fires.

A. NJ Losa
x;io-S11s Bway; A. Bsrwsn. Unknown
8 :&-Gun Hill road and Webster
av., Tho Bronx: N. Y. c. C.
Hhnroad - .''.'''..' Unknown
s:so-l3S It'll aN, unknown. ...... Slight
=. NJ
/ 500 W. i<sd ct. Irene Jones slight
2:45-4s6 l0th av.: Kent q COST
kant Son. .-......,. Unknown
t;oe-lss Alien st Sam Sinigi Trifing
4.26-3I3 Sd av.; Howard Ely, Unknown
4:40-iS64 Av. A.: Mary Kleck .Trif!ng
6:So-SI4 W. l3Sth ST.. William
Wits
s:sc-s6t Riverside Drive Board
OF Education. .,.......,.... Trining
s:<o-el Blocker ST.: T. Morrell
BIOS InhHoNn
s;lS-Sol w. 10th st; Katherine
Burke .............. TIMING
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RUREMoNT SOLD IN CASH DEAL.

The E. A. Polak Realty Company and
Willy Ehrenhaus. as trustees for ].
Coffin, sold the Ruremont, a seven story
elevator apartment house at 1891 Broad
way. midway between 104th and 105th
streets, to the Shenk Realty and Con-
struction Company. The house occupies
a plot 33Si0o. has a rental income of
$4,000 and was held at $3.50, 600. It was
sold for all cash.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-04
NEW CLOAK CLOTHS
SHOWN AT OPENING
Orders Indicate Brown Is the
Leader Among American
Wooden Co. Patrons.

The American Wooden Company opened
In department 4 yesterday its full line
OF heavyweight cloakings for the fall
season. Because II is two years since
cloakings have been offered by this con-
oern Keen interest was displayed. The
FABRICS, seven In number. are all new,
with novel and lustrous and silvery
thread finishing. One style known as
baatico embraces four distinct types Of
cloths
From the sales point of view suedine
IL the leader. this fabric being con-
structed In such q way that Il will not
rough up" Following are the offer
ings: Lowello cloth. a 10 inch fabric,
No. $1,000. 10 shown at s2.s7h a yard ;
sparkle cloth, IL to lay ounces, No
1902. at s7.67M: suedine, q 10 ounce
cloth. No. 1903, at 1918; 112 broad
cloth, IL ounce cloth, at $2.20 for dark
colors and S2.32h for light colors; lus-
tone. a 10 ounce cloth. No 1905, at
1870 for dark colors and S2.42h for
light colors; baltico. an IS ounce cloth,
No. 1s.oo7. at s2.67h polo cloth, 10 TO
20 ounces. largely for the misses trade,
at s1.s7h; osss serge, 0 to ~ ounces.
at sas7h.
Orders booked indicated that a large
majority Of buyers were partial to
shades Of brown. including elk. kangaroo
and bronze for coats
Lines Of worsted suitings will be
opened In about three weekA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-04
BUYS WEST GATH ST. LOFT.

Alfred NJ. Rau. president Of the 14i
West Twenty-fourth Street Company,
bought 13s to 143 West Twenty.fourth
street. a twelve story loft building, 50x
lis. from Bing & Bing. The same buy
ers recently purchased - to ~ West
Twentyfourth street and 121 to 12S
West Seventeenth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-04
QUICK RESALE AFTER AUCTION.

A i've story brick loft and store build
ing at so Columbia street, near Riving-
ton, figured in a rapid resale yesterday
after having been sold in the Vesey
street auction room for $500. It was
purchased by Dlisa II. I. KEEL. the plain
tiff in foreclosure suit against Adam
Schuchman ct al. to protect encunl-
brances asgregating about s5.767. 1t Is
understood a resale WIS made at $3.50
by private contract Immediately after
the auction.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-04

Standardization OF boxes and Irvine Is
to be effected by the Cloak. Suit and
Skirt Manufacturers Protective Associa-
ton as the result OF an investigation
made by the purchasing department.
Irvine and box makers have been
asked to revise their bids in accordance
with the new form OF Standardization.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-04
BUYS TO PROTECT DWELLING.

Edward r. Stettinius of ]. y. Morgan
& Co, in order to protect his handsome
residence at the northeast corner OF
Park avenue and Eghty-fifth street. has
purchased the three story dwelling ad-
Joining at 105 East Elghty-flfth street
from S. McV. Hemenway and Helen
Bradish. The Stettinius home is a four
story and basement house fronting 42.2
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-04
pROPOsALS.

PROPOSALS FOR SOUTH VINO SOUTH
CAio. Barracks and Guar! IfeaSe. Onice
Quartermsster, W"st Point, y. Y Sealed
March -. 1879. anu then opened for CON
struction Of south Wing South Cadet Bar-
racks aad Guard House Information on
spDlLeA1lon.
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SITUATION wANTEp-MALE.

THOMAS c. KERRIpGE, ca Chandos
Ave, South Ealing London w. s.. Eng
land. desires TO represent few FIRST class
American firms; twenty-five years finest
London experience as private secretary and
chief clerk Write or cable to the above
address.
CHACFFEUR- Mechanic. married. wishes
position private or business car with elderly
patty. MARTIN. rs Wyckoff Ave. BklYM.
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q. Nasssuor Co.. Ida. oren-
o,,ssr n Louis, ana National
Surety co.--Peopie. 40. 800. 10000
Groesehke. Charles HI C.
LYMAN, wiili,.mi.. ana David sp.. ~
sal. Perlman. 1T1.so
H. c. a A. ]. Pierey Contracting
co. and H. A De Pima Co.
J. chr. 9. Hupisi brewing; Co..
J. r. Buildins Go. Inc. and ia. ~
cob Rsioh-Kertscher q Co... t,tis.o4
Krasneger. Benjsmin-N. Y. Rail-
ways Co., costs. 11le5
Lonrfellow. Arthur H.--F. L. Holt sst.sl
Leyine; Robert--N. Y. Business
Leavitt. George A.--D.. e. Ham: ''
Metal shelter CO. Of N. j., Inc.
Architectural d Building Press
Miller. Edw. &.-wwim.. +. Hayo: ''
MSsi.le ini aerths.R dr..nb:r: $3.50 $50
Monatt. Lester Gage Pub.
Montai I Sophie MI. isiteiinotcr. sssss
Minton. Beatrice-M. Arnstein.. I77e2
Mendelson. Morris and selig Kass
lMendelson Kass)-P. Wal
North. Ray tBBeeimaini Ruling Cos ~
Benjamin D. Benson & Son.
NfaS.cker. A. Arthur-J. NJ. 10
Nerd. Andrew; TN. G. BHasccck >'"
N. Z. Railway. CO... Levine: so. S o.
Osborn; Louisa. and Della kirby. ''''
Purdy. Annie or Anna.H. Cola. 10000
Phillips. Paul-Browiniiinis;. king q ''
RosenfeId. Edward-M r. Berg :sss6
Sohn: Leon. and Bert H. Rice (sohn
& Ricsl-s Herbs .....:...... l,,s41s
sacks, Herman-C. Mitche,l.. 23sl
sjPedOrf w
SIsEel. Morris w Kahn:....:.. :tsT
white olive Mt. c. Hollander 1.5oo.s4
Wolf. Harris-H Kupterschmid ''"'''
wertheim. Artthur.N. Y. Butch. 'E'''
ers Dressed Meat Co, Inc;
Zenith, >-systsms corp,-Mauiriic:, '''1'
OAeara Co. ................. 5ebs7
BRONX.
Tho first name Is that OF the debtor:
Commercial Delivery Co. Inc
KrellSerS. Samuel s.-w. Hart. "10'-
Lyon ventilatins Machinery Co. '''-
Farmers Feed Co........ nam
Lapin. Alexander--P. Lapln IlI56
Pasella. Flavlo-N. Y. Telephone
Peck. Jo.ephhLc.. v. Norman, FL
Russell. Dan On. Y. Telephone
waidheter. samui.,ii.j. Herman. aIs ssss
samoa Grossman et al....... 2s347
woIski. Edward W.-Kemp,e;rr ~
1io'iius 60 ''.... ............. 1851
Satisfied Judgments.
The FIRST name is that OF the debtor;
the second that OF the creditor ana date
when judgment was fled:
N. Y. Sample Furniture Col.
Ahmuty: Feb. 81, 1919. 5000. 90
MoWilliams Albert F-G r
Collins; May a. 1sls.......... 1o,os4.27
Ssme-Same; Jan 30. lslS..... s,soSi5
Nay, Horace P.--M. b. May:
LiPat,ky; jacob and Ssadie.-Mi ''''-
,,p pnhch H Feb Feb 10. isi7;....;. ::s.oI
Ade!..ein.. Abraham. and Max $500
Greenstein-Pall Mall EN-
eroidery Works June IS. 1918. 1851
Adelstein, Abraham. and Marks
Greens;ein--M W. Leyina.
Aug. l. 1913. <7sss
Dobkin. Julius and Edward-iii ''''
y %est ieth nsi s. Realty Co. Inc;
G-Shihe' JuIy H. lslS. 49,. 2l66S
July IL. 1919. n7414
ryan John B;-Mscharics Bank;
FEB u.s. 1919: ,..:.. le,+S7.os
John. Edw. CO. y. Telephone ''0'''
Co June ~. 1911 (cancelied). pam
HelEderber Charles Pr Bond
st. Realty Corp: Sept "a. 1918. 1909.
BRONX.
Elweli Henry As. Robiczek:
FEB. 6: lSis..;.......;....... ,IsSs
inowit1 and Samuel Rahlnowitz
ID La Ssls: Jan. 4. lslS.. I,ls77s
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22I2

s,rex Nos, al3s-2isl Broadway. aoo-.,.
nsst p'n street ana aos-sit AmsteTdan,
approximate amount OF the mortsara
, utpt, eosts and allowances sSSois5'o o.,
na; ass s.nents and water rates $4,000
GAAI1i4DGE LIVINGSTON, RAssr...
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feet on Park avenue and s23 feet on
Eighty-tfth street. Mr.. Stettiniuss new
purchase Is on a lot 25.7x102.2.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-04
MECHANICS LIENS.
ManhaNto.

WASHINGTON PL. 4 and "a d Granger
Co agt 4 Washington Pl Co. Inc
owners: Som Bros. contractors. $685.
CENTRAL PARK WEST, 2s6-Charles
spaet agt Excellent Realty Co, owner:
Marion Davis or Hannah Elias, con-
traGaD .-......-..... ..~<zuue k2A3
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-04
RECORDED LEASES,
Manhattan,

3D. Az. l45O. south half OF store-wm II
Corbitt to Adolph Horowita, 1854 Sd av,
yrs from May /. 1919. yrs renewal,
aD Av, 42i-Hy Gueiman 10 n Rus iSiV
1864 Weeks av, Bronx. and ano, firm Of
Russin 4 Winett, AL Cd aV. from March
:. 1918, to July l. 1924. .........sl zoo
man to Harris Miller, lO+ Crab m av,
Brooklyn, from March /. 1919, to Aug
81. 1922; atty. NJ Franklin. 3Os
PEARL ST rs, n a cor whitehall st, :fiSS
Silk irreg, all-25 Pearl Street Corp
TO Schulte Realty Co. 3se Bway. ~ yrs
from May /. 1919. $40. 900
FRANKLIN ST. 21o-2i2, ail-Engiewood
Realty Co to Albert seligmann. l24 Il
atty, L seligman. 40 franklin st. IS 900
i27TH ST. l54-i5s. sli-M a NJ Garage to
Nathan Sober. 1881 Sterling pl, Brook
lyn, and ano, yrs from March I, 1919:
attya. Hartman. l. & II. 20 Pine stsl2. 500
WASHINGTON Az. 1858, all--wsshington
Fox st, 10 yrs from Mar !. 1918: atty,
W schwartz, Maiden lane. SO 6OO&S7 900
FoRDHAM RID. 5, so Hoffman at,
60NSS--Southern Blvd Realty Co to Vim
cent De Meo. 23io Grand Blvd and Con-
course, yrs from Aug l, 1915; atty,
SAME PROPERTY ail.oXincent De Mco
course, STA yrs from Mar l. 1919:
atty. same. ...........s2,70 200 and 81. 900
sD Av. a2tO and ssio1s str-AdeIaiio NJ
Lankeman 20 e'has schauner. 20s E
suh st, s 2-l2 yrs from Mar /. 1919;
atty, o Detsr, 30iS Sd a~ So. $40
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-04
Urges Further Economy.

That the time has not yet arrived
when the people Of the United States can
enjoy all the self-induleences to which
they formerly were accustomed without
prolonging the DISCRIMINATION brought
about by the war 10 the opinion ex-
pressed by ]. Harry Tregoe, secretary
treasurer of the National Association of
Credit Mon. who returned yesterday from
a trip through the middle West. lie has
issued an appeal to the business men Of
the country TO participate in a vigorous
campaign against the premature return
Of extravasances eliminated by the War
Industries Board.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-04
BUYS SITES FoR FACTORIES.

Tho Hunts Point Estate, through
Samuel Cowen sold the plot 1o0x100 At
the northeast corner Of Whittier street
and Seneca avenue. also tho plot 75x100
at the southeast corner Of Seneca avenue
and Whittier street. Tho purchasers
win erect factory buildings
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-04

Auto School LARGEST and best school IN the
WEST SIDE L. :. Send for booklet md pass
as w san II 1890 ancoiai classes for %'T e%i"s
BOY by manufacturer II tu rs years
for office work Rerlv in own handwrit-
ing TO T. W, box e. sun Office
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-04

Schedule In Rankruptoy.

ALTEs q LEvINE-A schedule of Altes &
Levine. IL West Seventeenth street, shows
liabilities OF S2+.o45 and assets of SIS
s22. Tho three largest creditors are .
Parker. Wilder q Co. as Fourth avenue,
S2,s23: B. Lyman a Shevell Co, IS West
Fourth street. s1,7S7. OF the assets So
trade. Grauer q Rathkopf. $40 Nassau
street, are the attorneys.
Petitions in Bankruptcy.
LATSHAw STEEL AND METAL PROD
UCTS CORPORATIOS-An Involuntary
Metal Products Cooperation. 2sl Broad
way is by three creditors Claiming: ella
ton H. Brown. Sl.4So; Edward j. Big
Maurice L, Shame named as receiver
Lesser Brothers. 400 Broadway. are tho
attorneys.
WILLIAM KEEL, IRA voluntary petit
ton of william Keil. Jr., Mamsroneck
!. Y. shows liza bilities OF f3s.7ss and no
assets The three largest creditors are:
900: Anna NJ. Kei South Britain, Conn,
5000, and the estate OF Jacob X.
Ahrens. Brooklyn. s4,sS2. Arthur NJ. A
Kane. Mamaroneck. y. Y. is the attor-
HARRY NEMERoFF-A voluntary petit
ton of Harry Nemeroff. Yonkers N. y.
The three largest creditors are: John
Konkus, sl35; C. R. De Lello, ,lls. and
David s; Ensle. SIS; all Of these , creditors
YoSk ' \. y. /, the attorney.
MARY ROBINSON-A voluntary petition
OF Mary Robinson, IL Mount Norris Park
West, shows liabilities OF S3.6.s and no
assets The two specified creditors are ::
Emily J. hurry. 40 Broadway, S2,s6:,
and John c. Mead. Brooklyn. $500. Meyer
Levy. les Broadway. lie the attorney.
Judgments.
The following judgments wero hled yes
terday, the hrst name being that of the
debtor
Axelrod. Hermann. Zussmsn.. Sissfs
Armstrong Rolla AZ e. Wend-
shack ............. 1871
u. f. Construction Co. Inc. and
Charles Flaum-H. Fisher ct al ii7e7
Berger. Louis E.-Booksellers
Protective & Collection Assn. lo1.ee
18TH Street Co............... IsaE
City OF N. Y.--M. Hohmann..... S.laS25
Cohen. Shmuel-N. Y, Tire Ser
vice, Inc. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1<o.S
Console, Joseph, and Adam Ro-
mano-People, &c............. 10000
Comers, Maxi Co1nera. 5000
De Rosa, Frank-C. Schasfer ct al 1854
Dill. Joseph hoffman,. 1885
Dickinson. Howard CIV. Wood
ct OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $3.50
Demares;, Elizabeth Al. \.
MacVeady ct al.............. II7.o2
Fish. Raymond W.-Lehn & Fink s47 90
Fox. Adolph-J. F1nchak. ....,.. 6ss.69
Glaser. Abraham-United Line
SeTyiee Corr. -. ....-......... 2l8.so
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SATISFIED MECHANICS, LIEN


10TH ST, 6s7 to cal West--A c Wlckc
Mfg Co agt Chas u Appleby ct al
April 10. lsl1.............,... .Sas0s.si
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-04

HELP WANTED IE"sLs.

PEACE WORK At WAR PAY-Knr w..
genty Ueeded Sockh for US on Auto Knit
tern; eIpericnrs unnecessary; fun partIrl-
lsrs %, stamp. Dept. CT. AUTO KNIT
TER CO.. az Jsaesson ST.. Buffalo. y. J.
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Msrgt l. Shea, Park Hin. n Y. FEB as.
mtg $4,000; atty, T q d Co. i!s
UN Ss Az: SIS, 5. is:siii.wn ii c t:Se
well. Jr. to Rosie Solomon. SIS Union
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to same. mtg ,a.a5O. Mar i; atty.
18TH ' ST. .s. aoss W wiiii. az, 351iScS
Feb IS; atty. b Marshack. is4 Brook
sEDGWicK Av, 8, iio.7 Kinesbridge
rd. SS.5xis27-Marie l. Diehl to Ma
tionai Temperance Society and Publica-
e,tys Edwards, Q 3 o, 20 Nassau st 500
WISE AV. .. 1914 n Home st, 2OXloO
Seymour Rabinovitz (by gdn) to Boris
Mar PORN atty, iS'' Si%9s'4 e. g. TIE ifs 5SH
SAME P;RorEnTY-ja;c;oib Ra6;!novi ts''t TO
ci 'nH SI Av ist'a iiSth st. lax
xsO 2-Arrow Holding Corp to Rosaline
De Blasi. 1853 18Th st, mtg $500,
Feb rs; atty q Co. i76 Broad
MxRFMioiN Az 1909. cs, '951sSs.KkiesiieeT
Rlty Co to Max Lernsr. ESQ Kelly st.
mtg $1,000 Feb "a; atty a CO;
issTH ST. 8. ss.i Southern Blvd,
Observation-Disclosures const Co to Kate
mtg $4,000 Mar /; atty. l. a r
co. lSo B~ay' .'.''...';;,...;.':,. ~
200 Bway, Feb "a; atty. p d shapiro,
GR ijy Sa Blvd San AND coNcoiuRsE., "
cor Bush st. as,2rlo7 x2sxil o. Babe,te
Moler to Gustav Dauzis, 2oi5 Grand
Blvd and Concourse. Mar /; atty, l. 7
,, 4 CO, lSe BTay ...;;;' ;;;: o,.
av. Ia5x2IssIi2bx25.-E Francis
Realty Co to Aetna Mtg Co, 1895 Third
nv, mtg sis6.ooo, Feb rs; attys Rosen ,
thai & II. Rector st...,.,.... Omitted
WISE AV, W 8. 22S 1880 81, 25xl0o-
Adelaide stuve TO Sam Josephson. 1902
yyse av, mtg $500. Mar l: atty. ! IT T
TRAFALGAR PL,' is2O. .s. s517s-oertrude
Brett to Rachel Sager. 1873 Marmon av,
and ano. mtg $4,000, Mar l: atty. q q
& T Co, l76 BwRy. ,.,......,......flO 800
KELLY ST. Si6, @ =, 376xl12x44xl2O.l-
9ls Tiffany st. mtg $4,000. Feb =;
atty, a T. Co. 100 Bway 800
lS2D ST. n s. AHA q Crotona av, 6Oxln0--
Bronx Development Co TO Denwood Rliy
Co. 200 Wells av. mtg $500 Feb 2S
atty, Benenson Rlty Co, bO9 wills
soUTHBRN BLVD, liOs2-so, $, i3cxicc-
1890 southern blvd Corpn to Bentley
Holding Corp. 400 z l5oth st, mtg slo0.-
800, Mar !; atty, Levy. 400 =
WALTON Az, e 5. 50 n ilsth st, a5xss.
Walton av mtg $4,000, Mar !; atty, T q
a. 7 Co, l76 Bway. ,,.,,..,,,......,|l 800
GRACE AV. W =, being lot 40, map Arden
rrop-Chss Rhe 'nlarder. Jr. to KATE
Rheinlsnder, 1900 Edenwald av. July
ID, 1910; atty; TO x r co. l76 b~ay 81
Rheln,ander, on Grace av. near Burke
az :rts see, hus ., 1873. saTao c:.-.sl"e
ISTERVALE Az, 1915. W :, 2GviOiII--
Ennis & Sinnott, Inc, TO Elsie n Smith.
400 Convent sv, Feb 81; atty, r @ 6 4
90, ll6 Bway. ................. 500
ltlAI2s.2xloSxI.s - psIafisld estate W
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-06

NICE large room for two gentlemen; /;
five blocks north ot Main street. can
Maple 1869.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-06

ONE nicely furnished bed room. strictly
private at ils w. 9Th st Maple bS26.
ROOM WITH BOARD TO lady EN-
ployed; reference exchanged Maple
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-06

WE'LL fuFnished bungalow, or larso
ntfuishsd apartment. Permanent.
'0-i1 0kl1homsn, or Walnut st72.
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FURNISHED HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Three- room furnished
apartment: adults only. Walnut
l3It-R
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TO REFINED couple. a sleeping room
with the privilege OF uslnk the rest
OF our 7-room bungalow. PhoBo Wal
nut .li0s or Walnut 6Is6
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-06

A LARGE farm loan
com pany, increasing
its capital stock and ad-
ding q life insurance
general agency depart
ment, has a WY liberal
and attractive contract
to offer to farm loan
and insurance agents
throughout the state
and for men who have
the capital or ability to
enter this line OF bust
ness and take a position
with the company. All
replies held confidential
Address B. -3O5, OklhhO-
man.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-06

FURNISHED room for employed lady.
want company for travelling mans
wife. T2s w. 23td. Maple jlbs,
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STOLEN AUTOMOBILES
$50 90 REWARD.

1917 OAKLAND motor No. B2o2os tag
No. 9st,s; $50 reward. Call Walnut
AZ
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-06

NICE front bedroom; private home;
one block to car line. 1918 ". End st
Maple 1874.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-06

MRS. NJ. A. LAKE announces tho pur.
chase OF Cory Hotel corner &th and
Broadway: the hotel has been entirely
remodeled and change OF policy in
augurated: transient and regular room
ers are served room by week or month
at reasonable rates. Phone Walnut
6J2i
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-06

FURNISHED ram for rent 10 people
employed; with or without board
t2S f. llth
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NOTICES
School Books
BY King

Supplies and furniture. Union School
Furnishing Co. 80 West ith. Oklahoma
| Cn.f
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NicE. clcoo slcepmg nom. % " sth,
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ti60 REV Am

Stolen from my garege In l,cMgh.
roth, one 1918 model Ford touring car.
had extra radius rods, engine No
2sl5O.s, license No s60s2, will pay $3.50
FOR car and convicting evidence against
thief or thieves. or 800 for car only.
Joe Ballard Merchants National Bank
Lehish Oklahoma,
LOANS REAL ESTATE SECURITY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-06

SMALL coy east room for one gentle
man In private home 5sJ West 18Th,
Walnut bS26
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-06

ONE elegantly furnished room for rent,
gentleman preferred; reference re
dured. Walnut 1914.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-06

NICELY furnished -oom Tor In prl-
waite home. References. Close In. Wal
nut 4sO2
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-06

WANTED--At once. well furnished.
bright. clean room. with good board,
refined, GSlet couple without children.
husband travels. willing TO pay well for
right place. Phone Maple 1910. Room II.
betN cen > and II q. NJ,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-06

TWO or THREE lovely rooms fur
ulshed or unfurnlshed In my home In
west part Of city Walnut i3s1 OF Wal
nut i0ai,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-06

DOWNSTAIRS front room, private
home, gentlemen preferred. 23O Il,
l.lh. Mnple 30Sl.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-06

LosT-One mink neckpiece out OF car
on Main street between Westfail's . and
Huckins about $50 Thursday owe.
Ming. Finder cali Walnut 7t2i or call
NJ 1905 W. 18th and receive reward.
LOST--N,ckei klated socket or rachel
wrench between liOt w. 36th and Ok
iahoman Bldg reward. Woolsey, Wal.
nut 26g3.J.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-06

LARGE bedroom. parlor privileges;
walking distance; Maple 1901
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LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR REET
TWO clean housekeeping rooms. refer .
cuccs exchanged Walnut 1855

A LARGE bedroom. with or without
kitchen privileges. no children. 1915
W. iith
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-06

FURNISHED servants room for rent
800 W. i3th ST. Walnut 1914.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-06

BEAUTIFUL i.room furnished apart
mcnt. sleeping porch. private bath
hrl,k Ont hl.lp W 9Th.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-06

LOST Small square pocketbook, con.
tanning between s. 90 and 81 90; ost
In 200 block West llth; reward. 33i W,
Eleventh.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-06

ybU 40 NEWAND.
Stolen, new Ford ear. from ile n
Walnut; N found return or call Mapl,
ssS?-R. Motor No. 3.3.i.i5o; no qucH-
,Iop asked
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PRIVATE MONEY

TO loan on improved city propsrty,
loans closed promptly. no red tape
Aurelius- swanson Co Inc. sts!s Ns'
tionsi Bank Dldg. Walnut I'll.
iST MTG. loans made. End mtl, paper
bought X H. Gardner. ls An
Natl Bank.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-06

NICELY furnished room. young lady
preferred. Maply lias.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-06

WANTED - Blk or seven room houpe
Or nat: reasonable rent; two IN family.
Call ffa. lAwrenef. Walnut 1852, Lin
roln Inn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-06

NICELY furnished room with extra
largcc loscts. convenient 10 bath;
private home 32gib w 10th
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-06

FOR RENT Newly furnished rooms;
walking distance to town; 100 Ilar-
rsou Ave
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-06

ROOM for rent. with or without board
Phone Maple 5Slg-J.