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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1919-01-10
WORLD LABOR CONGRESS CALLED
PROMINENT OFFICIALS IN LABOR MOVEMENT WILL At
TEND INTERHlAT TI0HlAL PEACE conference

meeting to inaugurate membership
campaign for so days at a reduced
rate for initiation. The worthy pres
ident was authorized to appoint cam
paign committee which will report a
plan of campaign at the next meeting.
The worthy president was also author
lied to appoint committee to ar
range for the annual memorial ser
vices which will be held in February.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1919-01-10
MANUFACTURERS
Of Kentucky To Take Hand
In Politics.

Louisville, Ky.,-The Kentucky
Manufacturers association has adj
dressed a circular letter to every in
dustrial concern in Kentucky asking
them to take more active part in the
political affairs, particularly during
the primary and state elections next
year, declaring that mature consider
alton will assure the placing of COM
petent men in every office to be filled.
The letter points out that it is a fun
damental of good citizenship and bus
mess to take a constructive interest
iii the selection Of candidates for poll
tical office.
r. - -
The Division of Cancellation of the
U S. Department of Labor handled
1,217 cases during the year and adjust
ed sos The mediators were unable
to arrange an adjustment in only II
instances; 208 cases were pending at
the end of the fiscal year Sc had been
referred for final adjudication to the
National War Labor Board, and seven
were reported "Unclassified' The
number Of workmen directly affected
in these cases was 1,041, ,342, and in
directly, 1,315,657. In 1917, 378
cases were handled, and in 1916. 49,
- ~ n
Buy Thrift Stamps and help.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1919-01-10
No Relief In
Sight.
From Excessive Prices In
Food Stufs.

Washington, Retail prices of food
for the United States increased l per
cent. from October Is to November Is,
and 18 per cent in the year from Nov
ember, 1917, to November 1918, ac-
cording to reports received from re-
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1919-01-10
Workers Fight
Not Over
Warning Issued By President
Bryan of United Leather
Workers.

Kansas City, Mo.,-President Bryan
of the United Leather Workers Inter-
national union, warns members of
that organization that the millen-
MUM is not just over the hill. even
though the kaiser has been defeated
"A victory for industrial democracy
would bestow greater benefits than all
other victories combined" writes the
trade unionist in the Leather Workers
Journal.
while democracy in government is
step in the right direction, it is only
step in the direction of true democ-
racy; no peoples are free where the
many are dependent upon the few for
their daily bread; industry should
bring it's own reward for its face val
ue, not a limit reward to the degree
some autocrat might in charity feel
disposed to distribute as wage to
those who produce all.
''But the wage earners should not
become inflated or deceived with an
idea that they are coming into their
own, unless they fully realize what is
necessary on their part to gather the
fruits of victory. The employers are
no more generous, or has true democ-
racy overtaken them, they will be just
as exacting in the future as they have
been in the past; it remains for the
wage earners to impress upon the
employers the fact that they have de-
cided to take hand in the division
of the proceeds and will not accept
one cent less than full return"
- Ea "a
These are the days when all the
nations Of the world are at school
wrestling with the three RS: Re-
adjustment, Reconstruction and Re-
Mobilization.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1919-01-10

WAR slsvlis5S STATS
fseuEp ~ THA
UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT
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The Sauk Centre herald., 1919-07-17
FOR SALE BY THE OWNER

A Sc acre lake shore farm and
home in Grow Wing County, :: lays
level, sandy clay loan, about seven
acres in field, fifteen acres cleared
ready to plow, rich fertile soil. :
Buildings are on bank of lake in
beautiful Pine Grove, ON main road,
mail delivery, school house across
road, good neighbors, four miles
from Pequot, same from Jenkins.
Lays on Big White Fish Lake.
This lake is miles long. Pike,
pickerel, bass and muskies, the fish
erman's paradise. ssss "
1 am asking $3,250FE for this lake
home, fair payment down, balance on
easy terms at 6 per cent. Would. con-
slider late model ear.in good order
as part payment.
~ =. Write R. B. 5MILLARD,
Little Falls, Mimi.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1919-07-17

steamer over boiling water and
steam for twenty minutes or longer,
till greatly reduced in bulk. Then
pack very tightly in jars taken out
out of boiling water. Greens shrink
still more in canning, so press down
as tightly as possible. Add a level
teaspoon of salt to each quart,
Green are full of water so no water
need be added. Adjust the hot rub
Der and cover. Partly seal by screw
ing the Mason top as tightly as you
can with your thumb and little finger,
the glass top by adjusting the upper
clamp only, and the self sealing jar,
by moistening the gum around the
The Sauk Centre herald., 1919-07-17
TO CAN GREENS

Greens are important in the win
ter diet, when other green foods are
lacking. They furnish large guam
titles of mineral matter, which is
especially good for growing chill
.dren. Greens keep easily when cam
ed according to the following meth
cd:
Select any wild greens, such a:
lambs quarter or dandelion, or the
tame green's such as beet tops, spin
ach, Swiss chard or even lettuce
Use freshly picked greens, clean care
fully in several waters. Since min
eral is lost in boiling, place in [:
The Sauk Centre herald., 1919-07-17

wishing her the best of luck when
she is in her new home using these
different articles presented to he
that evening.
y o.
FAIRY5LAKE WAS A SCENE OF
very happy event, Tuesday after
noon when the relatives of Mrs. j. A.
/ Lee gathered at the beautiful picnic
grounds to- help the lady celebrate
her eightieth birthday. ...
THE MEMBERS OF THE G. A. R.
and Relief Corps are enjoying their
annual picnic this Thursday after
noon at the farm home of Mrs. J..
A. Eockead. Il ~.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1919-07-17
Church Notes
Congregational Church Notes.

Rev. C. S. Sparkes. Pastor.
"This is vacation. time but the
Devil takes no vacation" This
church will hold service every Sunday
morning but will have no evening
service until further notice.
Morning service and sermon on
Sunday at 1000. The pastor viii
preach. Sunday School Attention.!
Be in your place Sunday School schol-
ars on Sunday, our "Auto Race and
Air Race" will start at 1870, you will
want place in this. Full particulars
on Sunday.
Our Lady of the Angels Church.
Rev. John A. Fearon, Pastor.
Sunday-Early mass at 500 a. M;
High Mass, sermon and Benediction
of the Blessed Sacrament at 1000 a.
m. ..-3-a;.-ix<.
st. Paul's Church.
Rev. Anthony Arzt, Pastor.
Sunday-Low Mass at 500 a. m. ;
High Mass at 1000 a. m.; Vespers at
1880 p. m.
Week Days-Mass at 500 a. m.
Church of the Good Samalita
Rev. Arthur Goodger, Rector.
Services Sunday, July Goth.
Morning prayer and sermon 1890 a.
M; Sunday school session IL to l p.
m. Guild meeting Wednesday at Mrs.
R. Kells. i, .,:. Ill.,.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1919-07-17
Church of the Good sama, itan,
JULIAN PARKER HOME.

Julian Parker arrived in Sauk
Centre Saturday evening after having
spent about IA months in France. The
young man was connected up with an
ammunition train carrying fodder for
the artillery when the Armistice was
signed. He is visiting old friends
here this week. He has not definitely
decided what line of work he will
take up or where he will locate.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1919-07-17

edge and clamping it on. Place in
kettle or boiler on rack, having
the hot water come over the top at
least an inch. When the water boils,
continue boiling for two hours. Re
move jars, complete the seal, invert
to detect leaks, and store when cold
in dark place or wrap with paper
to keep from fading.
Small beets can be canned with the
greens. Bacon may be added to fla
vor.
Hazel z. Reiss
County Home Demonstration Agt.
Subscribe for The Herald.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1919-07-17

! Twill sell at auction on the corner
Main and Third street in Sauk Centre
;pn Saturday; July 10, at 2:30 p. m.
some household goods, bob sleighs
and other articles too numerous tc
mention. J.
5adv-pd F. E. Minette, Auct
The Sauk Centre herald., 1919-07-17

F. E. Minette, Auct.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1919-07-17

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-03
j. s. IN SOUND
FINANCIAL SHAPE
Glass Says Gold Reserve !.
Greatest in World.

WARRINGTON Dec. s. Ths UnitsA
states In In sound financial condition
AND prosperity flour,shes." II wns sml
phas'z"d in The annual report Of Sscee-
tary OF the Treasury Glass made public
today
"A large share of the cost Of the yOY
already has been paid for by taxes and
the public debt i- hut fraction Of
our national wealth" declared secro-
iary Glass.
Our credit and financial structure h
sound and oar reid reserves the srsae-
est In The world. Prosperity fIourtshse
In every branch OF Industry and every
part Of the nation md the people Of the
country are fully employed
Unrest was minimiEsd by the secrs-
tnry az Incidental 10 the war.
Temporary financing viii be sub.
s'antIally over by July I. 1870, the see.
retlry rredlctcd. Tax receipts, victory
loan subscriptions and diminishins esv.
ernmcnt expenditures have pefmiuSA
the Issue OF treasury certificates on .
decreasing scale. There are m msters.
ties Of certificates TO bs movidsd fsP
before 1920 M those maturing the mid
DE OF 'Nls month arc more than COW
red' hy the income and profit tax Ia
s,alments
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-03
WALL STREET

NEW YORK. Dec, S.--si1ns OF N.
5; %;"sS rss sss. ..a". .,; e, IN. -s5s cs.n:s q
dny's stock market Gains NJ 0 .
points wevo iade IN rails. atseia. cop
pers oih NJ ipphss, equipments ana
hpool1'ti"s General Moiots waA sS,.in
the most conspicuous fes tvre Al In al.
Nanrs ~ 4 points Aside from Della
ware A HUDSON, which showed eNeWsd
wtbtneAa the market seemed dnp0ood
- disregard the coal strike aituauon
aud further demornlzntion In the fog.
eiYn etchsngH market
Trading was almost Al standstif1
dutinR tho mid-srssion but the market
continued 10 move forward Recent fav-,
of'es WIRE neglected. however. fcs
hhlppings. low priced oils and food
nnd chemical shares. wherc extreme
gains ranged from ?is to & points
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&yB4ies

Supper scr ~" lsadsrs-A suppeA
win he given Thursday night fee NJ
Leaders corps of tho Y. M c. A. aal
their parents at the Y ~ e. A. ciut
rooms The l.caders corps compgisao
bows who have passed special test On
mental and physical efficiency. fAeeo
are eighteen membera
Quality CLUB 10 Msst--rhs QuANt9
club of the Young Womsn's Christian
association VIII meet tonight In ~
club rooms.
~. w." Workers Lsavs--Tmws NM
and Miss Henklt. special workers TO-
the educational program planned by the
Y. w. G. A. throughout the stats. lsf1
Yesterday for Pause Valley IN the IN.
,crests Of the campaign. is
ws~ Msthsvs to Msst-rhs ~
Mothers VI America scheduled . meet
ins NJ the Y. W. c. A. club rooms thao
afternoon.
Ne Wstsr Chemist chsssM--A eheoAA
to superintend treating water at tM
municipal reservoir has not ye, b<eS
appointed Two meetings VI the cts
comm 'ssiorcrs' committee appointed 10
Investigate conditions have been held.
but nothing has been accon,ll shsd, &C.
cord'na TO the statement today Of 100
Patterson comnllssioner OF public prog
erty.
-
Meeting on School parlde-To decide
whether s.hool children win parade
through the business. section Tuesday
morning nt ~ o'clock Ia advertise the
| school bond election. the board of edu-
! cation viii meet nt | O'clock today, In
the afternoon older pppis will assist
election Workers In getting voter. 70
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-03
COTTON.
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 3 Fears the,
The coal situation would prevent the
fftc movement OF cotton were rePpor- o
Hhle for further rise In the contract
today. December rising 20 the
new high record price Of 30 5pc. In tho
NfHt hall hour Of business the active
mon this gained 80 10 bz POINTS
NealtIlng by longs and the weak ness
In foreign exchange caused wide rc1c-
tons, Late 10 the morning tho market
tad lost nn ~ its advance and stood
. Ia s points lower than tn las, quota &.
tlnnA u lestNrdlA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-03
GRAIN
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. nec. a.-Ffe- selling de-
pressed the earn market today after an
upturn In values al the opening. Tho
initial htrength was sBeribed to con-
unued scantiness OF corn receipts and
20 higher quotations on hogs. shutting
down Of Industries. however. and a Sc
we're new weak In sterling exchange
tended TO develop besrish sentiment.
Opening prices. which varied from the
same - yesterdays finish to sc higher,
with December $ltl,r to &l,43is and
May u tSx TO Si.1Sk, were followed by
"A setback all around 10 well under the
previous close
oats were ruled by the action Of corn.
The oper,>> Gas unchanged 10 NC
hisher for May Al sottc. the market un-
derwent u moderate sag.
Provisions weakened with grain.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-03

.ttong rhoire heavy steer. ,I2beg
ls,., u'd.mu. NJ 25ul1j5, common
No 'bW l32b ch0ice lights ti3 7bFr IN sb;
pmmon tsbOIlJi5 butcher heiferr
" 1901 %, COWS So G5di2 70. Gamers
W ioaib %. ,ilv's ti5 0Oh ib1g feeders
- 1Nu Do. stOckefH &C. t00 1870.
SliILI receipts 5000 25c 10 SOC
higher inrnhH ~ 6o1iS 30. cults ~ 80
~ uli2a. FrufIIug wethers tii b0ul3 rs.
"wHr g. i0utuu. cults 81 256rs,b breed
!ng rw's D. 6vuli5o. feeder lambs
81 .lOuIl
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EAST 1T LOUIS. Dec HOGS.
r'rcIpts % IU1 Nc1dE io iNn higher TOP
}ifii. bulk IllOGlI4o r,ovy So 20
Vli5ai medium 81 i5ufl.5. light
ST. 1c0d II 90; pigs 81 INd e.
CATTLE receipts q 500 dun choice
hosVy steers yls otWls2 MEDIUM
81 .tsu Il -, common 81 pSgIll.1S.
rNolcc lighis 81; 00n ~ ~ common ys n
HliI5 butcher hcifcfs g. l0nis So
cows tNlW L. 0U, cFunsrs ta4t IN.
calves ~ i60ii 10 feeders g. soar %
pkcfs ST. 2duiO n
SHEEP receipts nm hlr' er. lambs
SlJ ShG "a 25 culls t7OOal l1 ~. ytlr.
Ing veifgrs ii15Gnl1 M. choice ewes
50 660s o.. cuis 81 S1NGGn
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LEGALS


Kelly. clerks,
Precinct e-w A Smith and II. A..
Schreiflc., Judges and George A. Hen
shaw and T. h Kirkpatrick, clerks
". PinksrtCn. Judges ard c. ". soder.
strom and q. V McClintic clerks
>, Precinct .il--John + Martin and "
=. bush. Judges and J. {. Smith and
IL. e. Housel. CLERKS
Precinct l:-R. n Bell and G. NJ
Thorpe. Judges and W F. vahlbers and
Margaret Martin. clerks
WARD TWO.
Precinct IL " Splyey and A. l..
iioy,. Judges and 7. J. Duncan and
NJ W. judge. clerks
Precinct y Edward Howen and r. u.
Nowlin. judges and J, n. Mccartney
and J II. shsycr. clerks.
Lane, Judges and Mrs J. r. Patterson
| and A. c. Anderson. clerks.
Precinct ID. A. Duncan End j. A
CheNy jsdses aed c. b. Clark and
Precinct 5-H B. Surface ana Geo
r ysokvm, Judges and r. r. Haliind
Precinct gram Ditto and r Mul.
len, JUDGES and c. u. Baker and A. w.
rl.sins. rwsSs.' sew sslsWy' F.. Graham and r. F..
Rue. Judges, anA Mrs. LeoBcrA Mead
ers and Mrs. II, u. schleGel. clerks
pIeslnc! An. II. Lash and 7. n Nc;
coTnei; Edees' snd J, z. Buc*low and
Precinct &C. c. Chrlstison and l.. H.
e'i x bucSkeii.. ,SHk Aes ei.rE.. e T. hughes ana
Precinct lo-D. W Pafr and Lee
nock Judges, and u, .. Murphy and o.
NJ, HarrnIvhd. clerks.
|. Precinct lin. /. Nix ana O. A
Ina Ind
and Lena Catrick. clerks.
Precinct ls-Tbos. II. Hclny and A.
y. ksary. Judges. and Rony .. Norman
and IAvenls Heiny, clerks
Secinct it-T. johnson and @. W
Gi'nsrt, tudses, and r. y. Aull and l..
Precinct IL r. Cody and A. c. Alex
ander, Judges, ana George + swisher
and MrA. ~ T. SwSher,. clerks
Precinct a--P. A. Huddleston and T,
p, Jones, judges. and II. II. Cooper and
Mts W. c. Cheathan. clerks.
Precinct al J. Raekiey and Tom
IA Archie 'IsSfs i. Roya' a." ei.rk." " 0a'"''s
Precinct tx; Rodsn and B. = Bailey.
{udses, ana ". r. JoneS and r. y.
i; Prrc,nes s. John ou..r.n and C A.
Gardner. Jsless. and George l.. pieitsch
ana Jonn L. NOEL ciefkt
Nay .sprnger, jndses. and Tom Doisn
and X. Cobb. clerks
Precinet IN. e, Grain ana r.. y.
Gibbons, Judges. and T. o. Morris and
Geo. ". Holman. clerks.
ptecinct kS n; Goldsbarry ard A.
Harry and Sam H.unk, clerks
Precinct 81. X. Wright and NJ p.
Sttddow, )udses, ana Ruby Llnthicum
and A, c, Sims, clerks
= Precinct le~Jnck Wheeler and De
iNln Hornaday, jndses. and c. ".
Hubycka and Mrs Evah. Sweitrer,
clerks.
Precinct lied Huffman ana G, r.
DobyNs. judses, and Mrs. Earl Arm
strong and ". l.. Ptckett, cteYks
Precinct I'M q. Ryan an6 Guy
Rryca, Judges, ara Nts. DEM Cleorve
and Nre. I,ouIAs I. Rmlih cHrts
Precinct iS-joS Ci.S1vy smH r,,,,
BlurnenthAl, js,6Gres. anI n " C,ark
and Mr., JpH Of.Hary cierks w
Precinct i(-Wm f. Thcyrnss. and
Swan j. Jchnson. fsXree. ard E,"nI
psecinrS M' Mn', T
Novsk tSAsse c.SW = Ichr" y =,
yct,rssS rs~,k s""" ana
Precinct A.hhroo. .ra
,hsr s a oCs"' e}%SeSs, sna PINK Gun
&Apm EN;,1 "s'
Precinct i~fE rc,,s, md r !.
X e's r:,,c.S ys" s.,S s"d o. d. May End W.
Pr ~ r. Ia a n
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL, Dec s-Cot,or, spot In
improved request; prices strong. Good
middllng 27.l5d.' fully midding IS l3d
mlddling III 23d. low midilins 23.0sd:
good ordinary 20 SD; ordinsry i9s3d.
Sales 10 900 bales, including $500 Amer
team Receipts 10000 bales. including
300 American Futures closed un-
settled. Dec. y 52d. Jan. q gsd. Mar.
". ,ed, May aietd. July 20 SOD; Oct.
IS sd.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-03
CHICAGO

CHICAGO D,r HOGS recsip,s
25.0oG. better FFdrs 2.o higher oihars
slow bulk t'l Iu"ltho. heavy 81 i0a
1850 medium itIs4.l0J. piss ga 20
dl}5i
CATTLE receipts ~ GiG steady
choice heuyr steers So E1N.0 rs me.
diuu~ 81 0is 90. ,wrr0n p7iH
II "bi 'hol'"' hg'r SO notra0 Is. com
mon g. bO1 900. butcher hooters a. bosf
7lJ. Gamers t.f,Hta.. lIves tlsgsft
10 feeders iDO.u2 sfockors So 0O
uio.75
SHEET rcccll's a. 0Gt. strong
lambs ltt0dlGIo ouNs - 000ii % .
choice eV"s y T't9-l cll. tl25d
7.5O. breeding t-pIaIIg-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-03
Csresnnor Wins In Billiards.

PHILADELPHIA. Dee 3-ln the
closest match so far played here IN
the national American pocket billiard
championship tournament. JOSEPH Com
cannon. New York. last night defeated
LOUIS u. kreu,er. New York. i,S 10
! q The match required ffty.seven In
n!ngs ccncnrnons high run was
thirty-two and Krcu.er's twenty one.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-03
KANSAS CITY CASH GRAIN.

KANSAS CITY. Dec. 3-wHEAT:
unchanged. senaally, No. / hard f2.tt
No. Vm' CoRN: shout unchanged: :
No. mixed x.ts; No. . white 81, 900
1852; No. : yellow ll5oUl5. OATS.
s.edy 70 1c lower: No. . white 7fsl
ita7gc. RYE. a iiGf 10
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-03
PROVISIONS
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. Dec. 3-BUTTEn
creamery 2r higher extras CSC. iirsu
Gee seconds sc. pactlnr ic higher isc.
EGGs 9c higher. 'lrfta 7et seconds
&c. POT lTRY hens iic higher 2ic;
rooster. lc hroIlors 70c POTATOES:
luc 10 Ne higher. - 95H355
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-03
CITY REAL ESTATE FOP SALE

OWNER must srll izroom dupler
close ~, rooms up, down. full
baF"m'nt well built house, 2 fuli
l"'Hi nli paving paid; his property IL
i'nilhH for fSo per month, could fent
,ot NOO, special price 0i $500. Maple
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-03
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Dec ? POTATOER,
fronIG arfivnls ~ cars. northern
whites Sucked and bulk 50 90. frozen
slightly 20 considerably. i2fJr2@.
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OUTSIDE LIVESTOCK
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. Dec. 3.--HOGS: re-
cchts ll000; 80 10 SOC higher, close
weak: bulk 'li5odii 90; hchvies fii 30
ftlj 30 mediums sli 50ul5 90: lights
Iii 25u lb.00, pigs ili0ouI27S.
CATTLE receipts l2 900. steady 10
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-03
CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Dec. BUTTER: firm:
rrr,merF. 51T72c. ECGs receipts SSs
cts.s; un'naused POULTRY alive.
higher springs &c; fowls $50 2sc.
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALI

5-HOOM BUNGALOW
haf1NoDd finish. built.in features 10.
'ai"i "n corner N Cuibrsou HtiEits on
'htlln" rfie- ~ 100. 81 100 ,arh. lhi.
nn,' no suit puf' laNof Immediate IsoH
r'"A'nn CON he had 90 thb property. ~
", show you
ROGERS REALTY co
5Os.lsb on Exchange Hlfs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-03
MIDDAY STOCKS

The following quotations OF New York
snHrke9 up TO 11;W D. N. today verc
complied by Houston. Fible 4 Company,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-03
Don't Overlook This

1850 buls ono OF tho bosr e-room
MONIES IN city, located on West IN
home in finished with hard Engliyb
nlHhtcr and panied. no paper. large re-
'rpuon. room and very large dining
room; large Kitchen with 3 bedrooms
ma oath; one Of the best placements
IN cly. large extra good barn. nice
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-03

A very choisc building sst.. lei sS.,,o
lgcn,sd lto feet on Kobisscs on is,h
Nrvst. fhciNy south for au,ck ss,s on tho
protertr WI eeil fcs Si,sSS, SSSo casI,
n0oEUH nEALTY CO.
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WI rHht 'htl"n'l Walnut 1926.
REAL ROME on Cins.en. ha. [, room.
81 In OAK; Tiled bath. sun pArlor and
nouhIs sAfAre, basement and furnace
rat fttnt and large lots: upstairs living
room with fireplace For appointment csil
Iaeks1n, walnut ilfs. Rca Mapls sTt7
bRANDNEw California bung,low Z
rooms and breakfast room. In oak
~ bnlt.in features good terms. Jack.
son. walnut ilae RES Mapi. sit,.
TO ALL REAL ESTATE AGENTs AND
THEIR EMPLOYEES
Ihto du' notice that the prices on all
~ our bungalows have heen changed amt
are nov ~ follows
" 900 on has, Twelfth 81. nth and
walker. 600 block on north sid. Of :Uh
~, sird NJ. west of cia-,ep boulevard.
snn ftth ~ west Of Clsasen boulevard
t.'ao for bungalows In zoo block West
wW.ss for bungalow. ,.,..., ,,,a and
Nu sts. on North Dewey and Lee SITS
Az these prloe include garages and
driveway A reduction viii be made N
''mssom~ mSn d.es not d.sir. ssm..
furnished o. application,
ED " sEMANa . co.
Soa Colcord Hlds
Al T. HEiMAN. Manager Real Et.te,
Department
pfhcs phjne Walnut ASA Residence
Walnut r'fl
s-RoOM bungalow; possc.sion a, oncs:
Nll IN o. gHit -. 4
Wa. 700 ur " ~, to.f.n
CLOSE in. s--oom residence; (? lots.
nice Place for a home o. a good n
vestmen'. Terms T. II Bluiue, Wd-
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$40 e. 9th
'JIn 40 &c.,
uAN
BuYu

o,nlll' Mr Mckee. WSlnut, 7I. l.. l.
MIS-. after office hours. walnu, 1864
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a Real Ruw

rooms iwog'nry home. rooms
ma large reception hnl iOwnrtnir,,
hardwood floors thDughout; largo
rooms upstairs. basement under the on
tire house and furnace, large doublo
shfHg.. paving ptid out chicken
houtoi full size lot one block OF car
hnr This is absolutely one ~ tho beet
huys IN hc city This upstairs is ring
Inn $50 per month. price s.. 500. g. .Jvj
cash viii hpndie' immediate posscsslon
locotcd 10 block East sth street. on
~ the very best locations NJ the city
This place must be sold at once. Let us
show NDu.