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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-26
DIVORCE CASE IS
 CLOSED BY SHOT
 FROM MANS WIFE
By Associated Press

By Nss0Olated FTtss
 Chicago, April 25.--A divorce case in Judge Brothers court, came to Il Mrs. Elmer R. Simpson shot her husband, who was on the witness stand, through the mouth, infIict- ing a probably fatal wound.
 simpson was testify ing quietly. Suddenly his wife Jeaped to her feet.
 '.That's a lie," she cried, and fired. Simpson crumpIed up in the chair, blood oOzing from his mouth. Mrs. Simpson was arrested and court adjourned.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-26
NAzIMovA AT THE STRAND

NazimoNa in the super-feature, Eye
 For Eye" is proving to be one of the
 most absorbing dramas that has been
 seen in Birmingham. It is playing for
 the last time at the Strand theatre to- day, and if moving picture critics of the city are to be believed, is scoring the greatest success of any picture seen here recently. Nazimova is at her best, and her dance of the veils' is an as founding creation
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-26
RUHAMA MEETINGS

Next Tuesday and Wednesday, April 18th and 30th. the district meeting of the Woman's Missionary societies will be held at the First Avenue and Firty- fourth street Methodist church, Wood lawn. At that time addresses will be made by Mrs. c. c. Nunn and Mrs Tsiang both foreign missionaries of note, and Mrs George D. Reynolds, president of the Highlands Methodist Chuhch Womans Missionary society who will speak on Religious Education."
 The meeting promises to be one of the most interesting which has been held for many days. as number of innovations will be introduced, among them The Centenary Movement, which will be the topic of discussion at the luncheon on Wednesday at 12 clock
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-26
HUNGARIANS ARE FORGED TO FLEE
 BEFORE RUMANIANS
By Associated Press

Bcrne, April 25.-tFrench Wiee- less Service.)-Par of the Hua- garian communist army facing the Rumanians southeast of Budapest has surrendered and the rest is in ficial statement received here.
 West of Budapest the CzechO .Slo- walks have occupied kOmOrn on the Danube, and Raab <Gycf.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-26
CHURCH NOTES

The Birmingham Theosophcal society presents MT. Claude l.. Watson. division al lecturer for the American section of the society, in a series of free public lectures to be given every Sunday after noon at S:30 o'clock in Gable hall.
 MT. Watson is said to be an expert enced lecturer as well as scientist and teacher, and is also field representative of the theosophical fraternity in edu- cation.
 In these lectures special attention will be given to the correlation of the re- ligous and scientific phases of theoso- phy his subject for Sunday being "Who Was Jesus? Who Is the Christ?''
 The public is cordially invited.
 The meetings at Elyton Baptist church are increasing each night in interest and people are joining the church and com ing for prayer. Rev. F. G. Elsom will continue to preach each evening next week at o'clock. All invited
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-26
VAUDEVILLE AND MAY ALLISON
 FFATURE AT THE BIJOU

Loews bill Of aI-star NaudeVlIIe Tor the last half of the week, including five
 excellent numbers, is meeting with the approval of the thousands of patrons
 of this popular theater There is plenty
 of snap, variety and genuine comedy
 and amusement on the programme. The vaudeville is greatly enhanced by the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-26
Sunshine, Rain and Snow
 Included in the Weather
 Menu of ChattanOOg;
By Associated Press

Chattanooga, April 27.-sunshsne, rain and snow featured weather conditions in this section today. the snowfall on the mountains lasting for some time. OycrcOats which had been placed away for the summer were unpacked and the streets pre- sented n winter scene. The ther- mometer at the lowest of tho day reg-istered 40 degrees.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-26
AT THE MOVIES

AT THE MOVIES Alcazar-Bessie Barriscale in "A Trick Of Fate" Trianon-Florence Reed in wives of Men, strand d--Nazimova in Eye For Eye" Rialto--"Fit to Win.'' Colonial-Dorothy Dalton in The Homebreaker." Prncess-Geraldine Farrar in The Hell-Cat" Odeon One-Neal Hart in "The Honor of Men, Odeon Two-Roscoe Arbuckle in 'Fatty's Predicament.'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-26
REVIVAL MEETING

The meeting at Puhamah East Lake, is taking on great proportions and Dr. F.. Dillard, of Southside. is- render ing great service to the whole commu- nity and to Howard college Many peo- pie have joined the church. eight Thurs day night, and the pastor, Dr. Hibbs, and his people are very grateful to the Southside Baptist for the loan of their brilliant pastor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-26
COLONIAL PRESENTS RAY

Charles Ray in Creased Lightning, is the feature at the Colonial today. IL is declared the best Ray picture since The Girl Dodger,' and is full of anus ing incidents.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-26
AT THE THEATRES

Lyric-keith vaudeville. Loew's Bijou-Loew's vaudeville and
 features pictures. New Majestic-"The Rosary"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-26

Summary: Three-base hlts-Crltz, Lee. Two-base hit-Sewell Stolen bases Sewell, Alexander, Stevenson, Thornton. Base on balls--Of Pepper, 5. Struck out By Boone, 10 by Pepper. 5. Time of game-Two hours Attendance-1, GOO.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-26

Aint' it awful, Mabel. We had them guys licked fo q finish 'tiil the big balloon ascension in the last two frames. If MOIey would play only five innings and quit, couldn't
 none of them birds beat his gang. the Barons come in on three legs.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-26

Friday was a great day for the "gump' teams. New Orleans lost, the Giants lost, the Cubs lost, the SoX lost, the Indians lost and our Barons lost. anyway.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-26
M1NLl[lE&EINQE!EI1TQ Ya5AEk Conducted By @4fSa1
 Eg4gaes2 ROY l.. SSEaAL5T ZA@N

seven-part photoplay, The Island of In- trigue," in which May Allison, Bir- mingham girl, is the star.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-26

home yesterday, but Heineman, the old Fox, arranged to remain over in Mo- bile another day so as to open in the Gin Fizz" burg on Saturday, and thus draw a larger crowd. The fans in New Orleans are making valiant efforts to beat Birmingham's attendance mark, 
 Unlucky in the game Proxy "Quack" Smith was very fortunate in the weather here on opening day, where IS 1 those cities who ushered in the season at home yesterday played to a paItry 5000 or 4000 shivering fans. The Baron pilot paraded his pitch ing corps before the shouting fans of the Volunteer village in that final frame yesterday, but each moundsmdn who mounted the hill was more nerv- ous than his predecessor. It's hard to guess who will open in Nashville to- day, but Morrison will probably draw the ssignment.
 If s'Whitcy. Glazncr and Coffin
 dafer could only join the team in
 the next few days. Moley is count
 ing on these two boys 10 get back
 before the middle of May, but
 whatineI will he do in the mean
 time. These youngsters may go
 better after they have faced the
 urc several times, hut it's an awful
 strain while they're getting the cx- perfencc.
 Patricia Duncan spanked the mule skin for a couple of bingles in yester- days engagement, but the rest of the team was rather weak with the willow Billy Webb knocked out double and Brazier got his first hit also.
 
 Marshall lost his first game to Atlanta. The elongated clown usually toys with the Crackers on opening day.
 Maybe the Barons will rare up and smite the Vols in the remaining two contests. This would put 'em bacl. here Monday with a 300 percentage
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-26
!! When that April breeze fans your II. V. D.s Oh, boy! You cnn certainly tell where
 they stop.

Two more games in that Nashville burg and the Barons will return to Redwood where they tackle New Or leans Monday in the first of a three ply serious. Following the Pels, Bob Coleman's Mobile Bears journey here to spend the last three days of the week
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-26

For the first time in years Rube Marshall lost his first game to Atlanta The elongated clown usually toys with the Crackers on opening day.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-26

Maybe the Barons will rare up and smite the Vols in the remaining two contests. This would put 'em bacl. here Monday with 300 percentage
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-26

Last night Bill Streit received a wire from WIadek Zbyszco, present wrestling champion, in which the Pole challenged the winner of the Savage-Freberg bout here Monday night. Bill immediately got in touch with both men and each agreed to take on the tifIchOIdcr should he win the approaching bat tie.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-04-26

Dick Robertson. sometimes known a3 Sunbeam Richard" on account of his gentle disposition, was severely bumped on his first time out yester- day. The addition of Schepner and Miller seems to have rejuvenated the once hopeless looking Bears.
 The Pels were scheduled to play at
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-09
CORPORATION NOTICE.

WHEREAS. the undersigned corporstort
nl-d In the office OF the Superintendent Of
Insurance Of the State OF New York, OF
he Goth day Of September 1919 d dec ara.
tion and charter setting forth thelI int.n.
ton TO form corporation to be known a.
the NORWICH UNION INDEMNlTE
COM PANY." In conformity with the pro.
visions OF the Insurancs Law Of the Stat.
Of New York: and
WHEREAS. said declaration and charts
has been approved by tho Attorney Gea-
eral of the State OF New York who hu
duly certified to the same and said 81
peitntendent of Insurance has issued .
certified copy of such declaration sne
corporator who desire to proceed 10 Or.
ganixs said company:
NOW TIL EREFORE. We the under
signed oorporators. hereby DECLARE our IL.
tention TO organize the 'NORWiCs
UNION INDEMNITY coMPASV" With
principal office In the Borough Of Ase.
haitian, City OF New York undS and ~
virtue OF Article II of the insurance Law
of the State of Nov York Section 70 -
amended, and more particularly under Iht
second. third NTH, sixth, ninth and slsv.
enth Subdivisions OF sHid Ssct,ns 10 Of sslt
Insurance Lew. as amended
Hoted New York City. Sept "a. 1913
Walter q. FHlconsr
Howard K. Wood. Edward Vi wNns VIII
lam J Nsilsn William A: RoE.r', wnlisE
win Bruce HsIlett, hobart X Thlst!s
Harry 3 Davis. Harry o. Coulh lGn. Pas
& Smith. Philip l. Ns!seT,
sHEARS HARE. AttornsyA
~ William Street CltF.
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PROPOSALS.

once OF tho OuRrtermhsiFF 6ThH..
Clothing and Equipagr Division, Sunipvha
Building Washington, y. c. 6cHI'd ~
posals IN duplicate vii. he rNrs"s1 ~
until ? p, n, OvtUhpr 2Ejh, 1918 Tor ~
nishlne all or any psrI NJ itt.hot Pillow,
Bids must b~ accompanied ~ HIalhn.
OF ten per cent thereon rr"p''sS s4s"N'
and Information srnt IN Fsqurst
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LEGAL NOTICE
To THE HoLDERs or
BRIARCIJFF LODGE ASSOSltrtof
FIRST MOkTGA0R BoNDs. nCt

4, lSbfi
NOTICE liz HEREBY Owes. a. ~
vided In the mortgage Of IN, Brsrefs
t,odge Assooiat tOn. dated May q, 1905, sHd
In the sEresnent supplemented 'hsrsis
dS ted August l. 1898. 10 the Fifih Ays""t
Trust Company. Trustee Guaranty rtN
Company Of Se~ York succsA,9f -
bonds NoS 81. 40, -. So 50. "a 1t.u. y
10, 81. so-sl ss-sb. loL ia 10, Is.: y.
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SIS s26-3:7, se3 sac, St1 sS .ts st ~
S71 $50, ss3-ssI. s"i. ss1, ass. Sh, toi-M
t2s. tSs have ben !rs~n for r,es7iDtt
on Deco l. 1917. ut IIo% Of par ..'
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at the Trust Department OF tbs lndtt
signed. No, l<o Broadway. New York w
after which date intarsst or the SAID hono
will cease Federal Income Tax Ovht
ship Certificates covering tho aeorusS y
terest to December l. 1919 should LaV"@
pany the bonds when presented.
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF SsN
YORK. Trustee
n, CHARLES "A sABIN, President
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rYpEwKIIxnS RENrED,
rypewrlters

TYPEWRlTERS RENTED
hun Visible, A"s. ~; Visible. : Mo-
initi.I fSEm ; Ap,,r. L IS w NJ i,H,
80 BrisdwRy, :; WvTfh -, ltI 80 80
% "a St. otp, AAdls"n ave. : :
THE TYPEWRiTER RNtHANHh
q Barclay 81 rsi "a n.z-
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ROOKs WANTED.

~----~~~-~~--~>~- 49, 49,, - !.
TIVE BOOK CORNER 90 F'u'h
will buy small ~all~ntiSEs ~ snt'f, =;
.fss OF boot for e-sh AspT.ssaIGt~S
oazA Tea AaA1Ssn sQoArS tasA
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rwsu.y-third Assembly D,.tr,o.

ave. W le4th 81, broadwhy. W I69d ct
Fort Washington ave-. W. lslsi ct and River
q 3 DIV 1870 81, Amsterdam sSs. W
Sd DIV 1850 st.. HaiI ,aD R ays w 1924
.,S . o" v Istib q. Harlem Hi,., W
1881 Of and Amsterdam avo
SIN e DIV. Is4th St. Amsterdam .x. w
i6Sd al and Broadway
6th DIV, l6sth ST., Amsterdam ave. W
le6th st. Harlem River, W ie4th e., 81 Mich.
Olss ave. and Audubon ave. '' N'cn'
IN ID w l67tho ST Edgecombe Az. W
'SSth r. a. and AMSTERDAM ave.
18th ST.. Amsterdam svo. W. lSStb ~ !"
and Fort Washington ave.
of Audubon ave. and W, Leah
corner OF Amsterdam ave. and W To1h
st." " roth st. Harlem River, W isSt thh
x A., N.on, a. parkway. W, ls7th St and
,,I Io.h p:5w I7ln st. Haven ave. W
w"sh,nEton u Rv. ave lssth st.: For
River Ano nudso0
llih DIV, ,1sd st.. Fort wa.,,,..
sS SS Hsv. ,,'H st Audubon ave-. W 10th o.
,, ,.th 7 p " ms, St. Amsterdam, .v,
we sno lIoth st TO the corner Of AuJn,
sV. anu W. i0sth 81. and Audubon
Ism DIV i7sa st Amsterdam Nv, W
i'th e DIV. Use ~ s sys s,c,0,
W. i7ls, ct. and For, washins,onn oIss ave
18th p DIV iTtth ST tu1',,e
W, u" |" and st; Nicholas ave. ave-
Un pa diagonal line from IN,
the corner OF W i7sd OF and Sm.ts 80 :, !,
sv.; Ams'erdsm ave, W ITld al ~
nth f DIV I7Sth At. .n.,.-,.
ave- W 1Sist ST., Harlem River w lar
o., Amsterda ave. a diagonal lin. re-
tho corner OF Amsterdam ave ~" hs, "S on
l7sd ct 10 the corner OF Audubon .r.
and W i7tih ST.. w. lTah ct and 81
l77'h II, wadswor'h ave. ". fTstb
81 Nicholas ave, w. i1sd st. Fort Wssb.
ington ave, W lT2d ST., Haven ave "
lIlsi ct, and Hudson River
l9ih e. DIV lT7th st.. ST. Nichol.,
ave. w. l76th ST., Audubon ave. W iyk,h
ct and wRdsworth ave ''''A
lolh r. DIV if7,h Ct Aust..s.
ave. W. nsth ST. and AudaboA ave-
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Fourtesnth Assembly District.

list D. De t'd st.. is, ave. z. SAD st.
ia 2. DE ssd St. "a ave-. e. sad st.
and ID ave.
"a q DIE. seth St. Is, ave-. n. $50 ct.
and Sd ave.
9Th 70. D.--A diagonal line from tn. cor.
ner OF e. saith at and Sd ave. to The corner
OF o. 18th at and "a ave. q Sbth ST.. lat
ave and E. seth st.
ner OF d. Ssh st. and LIST ave. 10 the cor
ner Of q seth st ana Avenue A, q SSH
ST.. Bast Rivsr o. seth Ct and LIST ave.
9Th b De b7th st.. East River, n.
ssh a., a di.gonsi nns from the corner
Of o. S6th ct. and LIST ave. and lat ave.
It'll q. DE. SSH ct. LIST ave. q ssth
st., q diagonal line from. the Garner Of %.
5sth St and % ave TO the corner Of q.
sAlh ct. and - ave, and I'd ave
sth Z. Pc. s1,h st. LIST ave. q seth
eth T. p.-A diagonal lin. from the COR
nsr OF q s7ih q, and ga ave to the corner
OF let ave. and q. bsth ct. q. 18th IT.,
Sutton pl and z 6Tth ct
10th DE. seth st., East River, u.
sTth ST.. Sutton pL. Z. SSH ct. and a dag
onsi line from the corner OF SIth 81.
4ne 1T ave to ths soTAsE 81 g. Ssih Of.
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Ninsteenth Assembly District.

let e DE. ilsth Ct. Park ava. z.
I'd z De l2O,h st.. Park ave-. z.
10Th at and Madison ave,
81 e De I24th St. Madison ave. e
listh at. 9Th ave. and a line across Mount
Morris Park from the corner OF 5th ave
and c i2oth st. TO the corner Of 9th ave
tth e D.-A diagonal line from tho cor
ner of W i2sd st and Lenox ave to the
corner OF " 'ssd At ana Mt Morris ave
NJ MORT, Aye i i2arh IT., ss Ias s &C
nah 81 and 9TH ave. TO the corner of W,
10th st and 9th ave. 9th ave. a diagonal
IN. from The corner Of w Ian Ian q: and
Lemon ave. and Lenox ave.
9th e DIV l2oih at. 9 diagonal line
from tho corner OF Lenox ave. and W
iisth st.. W. IIsth st. and 7th ave.
9Th Z DIV. llsth at. 9Th ave. w
ls,S :! and L. Sisxo SSf lin. from IN, oor
ner Of ST. Nicholas ava and w. iiSth st
to the corner of 7th ave. and W, llsth
St, W iisth ST. Lemon ave, and W
sth e DIV. l2oth ST.. 7th ave-. a al.
aEonai line from the corner of w. ilsth
ST and 9TH eve TO the corner o. "; ilstf
9Th g. DIV l2o,h st.. St. Nicholas
ave. W; iis'h =. and MsNhs!,an ave, =,
l.oih st. and Manhattan ave,
iith o p.--A diagonal line from Tn.
corner Of W i22d st and Mornindsid,
Avenue East TO the corner OF W l2it 81
and Manhattan ave. Manhattan ave, w
Iisth ct and Morningside ave.
t2th e DIV iAth St, Hancock pl.. Man
haitian ave q diagonal line from the corner o
W l2ist at snd Manhattan ave 10 the cornel
Of W. i22d 81 aud Mornlneside Avenue East
and MomingSide Avenue East.
18th p DIV i2sd st. sth ave-. W. INA
st and Manhattan ave
18th d "a diagonal line from the corne
OF Sth ave and W 22d at. 10 the corner o
It'll ave and W l2lst st thence 9 diagons
line from the corner Of 1th ave. and w
i2lst st TO the corner OF St Nicholas ave
and W i20th st.. W i2olh VI and sth ave
18th " D.-L diagonal line from the cornel
u 81 Nichols sEe and l2oth ct to IN.
~. L4nok ave ana W. l1oth at
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-11
LOST AND FOUND

LOsT-l5O bond. i,h Liberty loan. ltr
turn 10 90 East 9Th. Call Maple Io6
Reward
LusT In Postotnco. bunch Of Keys
Reward Walnut 1liG.
LOST seven war savings stamps
since July 2sth Finder return 10 Geo
Ferguson 900 West goth st.. and ~.
ceiye reward Maple 1855
LOST - Black patent leather lady =
purse from ClaSscn street car, near
lnkerhW station. 'all walnut 'eoo
POGKErROOK on tho stockysrds or
West Nnin car. between l2:j0 and
o'cluck Saturday; owners name on
bll inside. reward Call Walnut evb9
LOST - Near Sorthcast lake. black
leather bNr, containing F'erno ouu'.
bathing suit rrd ,inrr r'"'hinr NJ.
room g2l. Lee lIuykIns hotel. and re-
t'Is' reward
FuuSD -- rockctbook ?l5 Exchange
Ellg
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I lire Price
Smashed

S5 percent of on Miller searsd to the
road tires. All first grade. not seconds
rs Percent OfkList Price. Our Price Net
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-11

WILL trade Dodge touring for late
model Ford Sedan; mus, be a good
Phone PBX-5.
FOR SALE 1920 Buick six touring.
never been used. Call Palace Phnr-
macy. 5Oi ~ Broadvay. Walnut 562.
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LOANS REAL ESTATE SEcuRiTy
PRIVATE MONEY

TIKI ' Y Z VNVVIVL
to loan on improved city properly
luaug closed promptly; no red mpe
AurcNus-S Swauron CO. Inc. state VA
tunal Bank lilds walnut '7l.
Private Money
l,qnrd on automobiles or any good SO,
pfity. Notes and bonds bought ana
sUld
6Oi.2 MAJESTIC BLDG.
IST MTG loans made and mte papot
bought Il. H. Gardner. 3l2 Am
SArl Hank
FAR MIOAHS- -Five. seven, ten years
city loans on Oklahoma tty PROV
cfty Tho Jennings Investment 20 %
lolG Co..urd BIDS Oklahoma Clty.
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fOu RENT beautifully furnished
southeast room. In privnte family,
always cool Phone Walnut 1857.
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AUTOS, VEHICLES AND
ACCESSORIES

SHIP your isaky radiators and broken
parts to Puckstts Welding 4 RAdia.
tor Works. SIS North Hudson. Maple
N0s
6-PASSENdER DODGE. In good con-
dition. Coffey, BIS Culberson Bldg.
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LOST AND FOUND.

$50 REWARD for return Of t-months
stray ID or was stolen from sl7 ". 18th
pup black, white and tan. black spotte,
on stomac1. tan spots on legs; low
hanging black ears Return TO patter
con 4 Hoffman, n N. Robinson. Wal
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For Rent Furnished

Beautiful home, sos West 18Th. com.
plctely furnished. VIII give lease for
veal, J K Moore. Maple l25
FOK RENT--fhree ntcs Furnished
rooms sosls " California.
FOR RENT-H of a 6.room bungalow.
completely furnIrhed. so7 West eth,
i-ROOM bungalow. furnished. isot
West Park, eeB per month. Maple
3l0i-R.
FURNIsHIsb apartment. sol W. 1th
" NTED--Yol,ns lady 10 share rmail,
nic.'y furnishcsi apartment With
slecplng porelt Walnut sfeS.
NICELY S.room furnishsd cottase;
adults only; references exchanged
Call at 1901 Esst sth.
fOR RENT--f.arss Furnished room 10
: couple, with kitchen privilege. sos
n. ~hillips. Maple issl.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

FOu RENT -- beautifully furnished
southcAst room; In privnte family
always cool rhone Walnut 5JSl,
BEDROOM for rent 1908 n. Broadway
FOH RENT Nicely furnished from,
room Walnut ?i17 9i6 n Harvey.
NEATLY furnished room for rent. near
Belle Isle car line, men only. liJi W.
2ard Phone Maple 1885.
NICE room. large closets. connecting
hnth. IN private home, gentlemen ~
ladies employed. 100 block w. loth.
Walnut Jlsb
ron ILENT - Two comfortably fur
n,shed rooms with use Of kitchen and
phone. also sleeping porch. 9lO'a \.
Walnut.
ONE south room private family 80
". 10th Maple 1855.
S0UTHEAST. room, private family.
l3i East 10th, Walnut j99l.
ron RENT Ncntly furnished room.
southern exposure, In private home.
walking distance. Phone Maple iSs1
Two lnrgc. cool well furnished. close
In rooms; ndultr $40 W bth
ONE neatly furnished room. walking
distance, Maple 1929
f(l. nv q Er n, furnished room
l1r We, S'h walnut sos
FOR REST LarEc cool sleeping room
with privileges Of Kitchen. dlnins
nnd living room In modern home. Ma
pie 1903
ONE nicely furnished room IN private
family, close 10 rnrluc, I'm good
neichborhood Phone Walnut H57
MODERN front room, use OF parlor and
kitchen. 1881 ldnwuod Maple
Sls9-l
DOUBLE and single sleeping rooms
cool ani airy al6H \ Hroodway
fI'RNlSHED ri'rping room. connect
ing bath cON'a y HrundWRy.
VERY desirable single bedroom. nice.
quiet place. close In. 2la D.. ''h,
81 EEPING room. south eSposuGc. gem
tlcman preferred. 9lihl ~ Hudson
Maple 203a
TOR RIST -Threce modern furnished
rooms. close In, and reasonable. MA
pie l0li,
Edward g. Edwards
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sell, IN good condition. also Mara
,hon roadster li-h. Iklnhomsn
Chandler J Passenger
Good shape. 1915 model, bargain
$50
OKLAHOMA GARAGE.
Walnut iis 8 Vert Main.
CHEVROLET. model IgD+ brand new
need money. t7gb. II sold this week.
nr. Gusisvus. Travellers hotel
SPECIAL 1915 Oakland six roadster
good tires and top fine mechanical
shape, price only $50. cash or terms
AUTO MARKET.
WALNUT 237. li5 W. tth
HURRY bIy n 1913 Ford coupelet
with electric starter. never driven of
paved streets ana IL In perfect shape
AUTO MARKET.
Walnut ?97 ils w ith.
1917 fORD roadster with extra delivery
bed. y?'G cash or wIll trade Tor live.
stock walnut 5000 Gls s. hudson.
rOH SALl.-rhaIfrrrs high powered
cylinder car perfect mechanical con
d'ipn. I speeds ahead no limit 10
speed Hnd power, make ella .Al~st 'p""d
st,r In the state or sven '1m'ly ~
You own prir" Terms extra good
Can at 1874 West sth Phone blapie
5JCs H.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-11
AUTOS, VEHICLES AND
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HAVE 1918 Ford truck will trade or
sell, IN good condition; also Mara
mon rOhhnirr MO IklhhOman