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The Washington times., 1920-06-03
DENY EX-KAISER'S SON
IS PREPARING REVOLT

BERLIN. June IA sensational re-
port printed by the Tageblatt that
great numbers of Bavarian volunteer
troops were concentrating near Ber-
lin. especially In tho vicinity OF Pots
dam, for revolutionary outbreak
Sunday was denied today by both
Chancellor Mueller and the mayor of
Potsdam.
According to the Tageblatt, Prince
August Wilhelm, son of the former
Kaiser, has been taking an active
part in the preparations for the corp.
and the program included the arrest
OF extremist leaders and anti-Semitic
outbreaks.
The Washington times., 1920-06-03
MRS. CORA II. KALrENsAcH.

Mrs. Cora III. Kaitenbach. nifty years
old. daughter OF Mary Hodge and the
late William Il. Hodge. OF this city.
died last night At her residence, 1928
Marion street northwest after a short
Illness.
Mrs. Kaltenbach was born In Bal
timore but came 10 Washington when
she was very young and resided here
until the time OF her death. She was
a member of the order of the East
ern Star and the Metropolitan M. Il.
Church.
Besides her mother. Mrs Kalten-
bach Is survived by her husband, Ell
mer T. Kaltenbach: one son, Stuart IL.
Pattie; and two brothers. w. Stuart
Hodge and Edward J. Hodge, all OF
Washington.
The body will be taken to Balti-
more tonight. Funeral services will
be held there tomorrow afternoon.
the Rev. Harry ID. Mitchell OF the
Metropolitan NJ. Il. Church. officiat-
ing. lnterment will be in Loudon
Park Cemetery. Baltimore.
The Washington times., 1920-06-03
LIBERTY BONDS.
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

BALTIMOORE, June 3-Wheat,
firmer: good demand. No. red win
ter, }3.1S: No. 2 red winter garlicky,
s3.15@&3.18: receipts. 17s.220 bushels;
shipme nts,> 131 .176 bushels.
Corn. firmer: No. 3 yellow or bet
ter, domestic, S2.O2; receipts, S,136;
shipmsnts. 32,953.
Oats, firm; No. white. domestic
S1.22; receipts, 3,739; shipments, 4,39O,
Rye, strong, higher; No. 2 Western,
export spot, S2.42 sales; receipts, 20,
9O8; shipments. bS,305.
Hay. easier; No. 2 timothy, per ton,
s4l642. '',,..
Flour, firm: fair demand.
The Washington times., 1920-06-03
DEATHS.

Sarah Lockwood, 81 yrs. Rupert Home Sc.
Susie ID. Glatfelten. 3s yrs, George wash
ington University Hospital
Daniel O'Brien. 60 yrs, T. b. Hosp.
r. Herbert Lewes, 81 yrs. 1906 Pa. ave. sc.
Infant of Joseph and Margaret Obrecht, 2
days. Col Hosp.
George williams - yrs, Wash AsyI Hosp.
James F. Brooks, IS yrs, 4s1 X St sw
Mary Bollr, 50 yrs. 1859 10th 1T. NV.
Amanda Taylor, ~ yrs, 357 NJ at. sw
Annie B. Thompson, 45 yrs, 1907 NJ ST. NV.
Marie Buchanan, Is yrs, 319 NJ st. sw.
George Hart, so yrs, Home for the Aged.
Blue Plains.
Kate Shepard. 4s yrs, Wash. Asyi Hosp.
Julia Boldcn, 20 yrs, 1o6 F st. sw.
Joseph Fennel, mnths., Freedmens Hosp.
James NJ Butter. 4 days, 9o6 N. II. ave.
NV.
Infant of John and Emma Lefty. day.
144 Lawrence st. ne.
The Washington times., 1920-06-03
LOCAL STOCK EXCHANGE
WILL CLOSE SATURDAYS

Following the custom of previous
years. the Washington Stock Ex-
change will hold~no sessions on Sat-
urdays during the months of June,
July, August and September, accord
ing to a resolution adopted yesterday
by the executive committee OF tn.
Exchange,
The Washington times., 1920-06-03

ssss 4S1. -. ia saalaAs VI al ssssS
yesterday annopneipg that henesforth
the supply will be mixed with wood
alcohol and win be poisonous. 90 -
The Washington times., 1920-06-03
BIRTHS.

SONS
Harry G. and Marie Mccormack
Paul and Blanch v. Reid.
William ID. and Mabel c. Reeves
DAUGHTERS.
Frederick and Anna NJ. Evans
John II. and Eliza beth X. Rosson.
Russell s. and Cora Truss.
TRIPLETS.
John w. and Emma Lefty. triplets.
The Washington times., 1920-06-03
TO POISON NAVY ALCOHOL.

NEWPORT, June 3.--The myrteri-
GUS disappearance OF large quantities
Of alcohol intended to be used At the
torpedo station for mechanical pur-
The Washington times., 1920-06-03
WILLIAM y. HALLAM.

Funeral services for william II.
Hsllsm. who was drowned at ST. Pc
tersburg. Fla, last Saturday while
bathing. will be held at his summer
home at Harpers Ferry. w. Va. this
evening at $50 o'clock. Services
will be conducted by the Rev. Mr..
snedisar, OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church. Interment will be In the
Lutheran Cemetery. Rituslistic sery-
ices Will be conducted at the grave by
Washington. .
Mr.. Halism Was we'll known In this
city. having conducted brokerage and
real estate offices here for several
years. or late he had been engaged
In the development OF Florida proper
ties.
The Washington times., 1920-06-03
MISS MARY r. MILLER.

Miss Mary +. Miller. eight
years old, died today at her residence,
1945 Calvert street northwest after
brief illness. Miss Miller was born
in Washington and resided here all
her life.
She is survived by her father, f. II.
Miller. one brother. Arthur p. Miller,
and two sisters. Jane +. and Eliza
beth Miller, all OF this city. Funeral
The Washington times., 1920-06-03
MRS. IDA }. FRYER.

Mrs. Ida j. Fryer, sixty-seven years
old. died last night at the residence Of
her daughter, Mrs. Clarence B. Hur-
rey, 2s01 North Capitol street, after a
brief illness. Mrs. Fryer was born in
Vermont, but had been a resident Of
this city for the past thirty years.
She was a member of Epiphany
Church.
Besides her daughter. Mrs. Fryer Is
survived by one son, Ross l.. Fryer. Of
this city. Funeral services will be
held at the residence tomorrow after
noon at 2 o'clock. Rev. Percy Foster
Hall. pastor of Epiphany Church, will
offciate. Interment will be in Glen
wood Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1920-06-03
T0DAY'S SALES.

Washington. Gas Us, S1,00OGsO.
Capital Traction SIS. $1,000 SO;
81 ,O00GS3h.
Metropolitan r. r. SIS. 81, ,OOO@91 "A.
Capital Traction, 11q85h.
Farmers & Mechanics, 10G240.
The Washington times., 1920-06-03
FINANCIAL
Texas United Oil Co.
Is Producing Wells
3 Drilling

We would like to see you receive divi-
dend check Number IL, dated June 18th.
1920, from the Texas United OIL Com
pany Of Dallas. Texas.
This check will be for 21x9e on the par
value and will be paid to all share
holders Of record June Ist which will
mako a total OF 43kSe in dividends paid
In lcss than one year.
The opportunity to make money In
Texas oil is better today than ever be-
fore. This company controls over $4,000
acres of valuable oil land. AT present
they have 25 producing wells, 3 wells
being drilled. They have just acquired
property ofsetting the Boger-Ard 1900
barrel well in the Kemp Munger
district which will greatly enhance their
valuable holdings. Two wells already
drilling on this tract below 100 feet
and are expected to be completed next
week and come in at least 1000 barrels
each.
Just think what a great addition this
will be when added TO their present
spiendaG rT"aSS;'%n SGS 9na Their assets NOV now
about 100000, their capitalization
$4,000, 900; the par value Of their non
assessabie stocE p :Ioo The stock is
advances to $3.50 In a few days. What
will 1t sell for. six months from now?
The Kemp p-Munger-Allen Company's
stock was 81. 90 par and it sold as high
as 80. 200 per share after the first we'll
was brought in. think of it-22 hundred
times what II cost.
The Texas united OIL Company has
conservative. safe. proposition, due to
the fact that experienced oil men are
ma ging it's affairs.
You cannot deny the tingling feeling
which comes when your good judgment
IL rewarded. Accept this offer now.
All orders mailed June 3rd will par
ticipate in the 2h % cash dividend pay
able June 18th. Mail your check for as
mulch stock rs you can buy and be a
participating partner in future profits.
A. E. Roberts & Co.
3O6-7 Munsey Bldg.
Tel. Main 63O4
The Washington times., 1920-06-03

services viii DC heio at the mouse
saturday Interment will be In Glen
wood Cemetery
The Washington times., 1920-06-03
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

Washington, Philadelphia, New York
Brenner's Transfer and Storage 20. We
move everything, everywhere. We use pad
ded vans. Office. 2134 Pa. ave. y. w.
Phone West 1425.
CLEAN dry storage for furniture and
pianos Estimates cheerful,y given.
wESCHLER'S. 92O Pa. ave. N. W. Phone
Main 1882.
MOTOR TRUCKS furnished on all moving;
experienced men. REASONABLY
PRICES Long distance moving.
MULLEN'S TRANSFER & STORAGE.
a01S eth at. N. w. Phone N. 1881.
The Washington times., 1920-06-03

.- AUTOMOBILES
Trucks and Accessories
BY Public Auction
at WESCHLER'S
920 Pa Ave. N. w.
Saturday, June 5th
Commencing IL o'clock noon
Hotschkiss roadster cost about $500
1918 Olds "8" Touring
Cadillac "S" Touring, Ford and
other touring cars and roadsters.
Auto accessories, supplies, tires
etc.
The Washington times., 1920-06-03
USED CAR BARGAINS

OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS.
1Ss--Chandler.
1s18-Chandler.
1Slg-Oldsmoble.
1he-Oldsmobile.
1s17-Oldsmobile.
1l7-Stutz. 4-passenger.
19lS-Chevrolet. touring. +. b.
1sl7-Haynes.
1s1s-Maxwell.
198-Ford. touring.
1S17-Maxwell. touring.
1s16-Maxweil, touring.
All cars have been thoroughly overhaul
"a; Al condition.
We will buy your used car for cash.
WILLARD SALES CO.,
400-2 14th st. N. w.
Phone Main 1894.
The Washington times., 1920-06-03
USED CARS OF QUALITY

1913 CADILLAC TOURING.
1917 DODGE TOURING.
1917 HUDSON SEDAN.
1918 BUICK TOURING.
1918 CHANDLER SEDAN.
1913 NATIONAL CLUB.
1918 NATIONAL TOURING.
1917 MITCHELL TOURING.
1917 AUBURN TOURING.
1913 KING TOURING.
Aad many more good used cars
PARK AUTO EXCHANGE,
0ALE6ROOM. III 18th st. N. w.
(Open eveuings)
Main 36S6.
The Washington times., 1920-06-03

FORD TOURING-New tires,
good top; all in perfect condi-
ton; $685. cash. 1922 9th st.
S. E.
The Washington times., 1920-06-03
THE CURB MARKET

. p. m. prices furnished by w. b. Hibbs
c.. members Of New York Stock Ex-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-24
People You
kEnow

Tgadlator ffNsirins. Qeitt6i haio o.
A. 4ff0ifD and n. ~. Nfaflef.
superintendent % the a~ptisHaipclh
league FOR New Mexico . Arleqna.
where they VIII has q finger IN me
wet and dry pfc Al the demuct4tlr
convention. They aiso attended NJ
republican convention In chicago.
W.. ~. MctoF. whuse haufutcf VIA
injured in the aulolnpblle acrideni
hst week, hah retprnea frcgs = ~"
weeks Absence from the city.
Mr.. ard 1IsA q. o. Espinosa who
have been vlaliinH friends and rel4-
lives II thiH CITY on their honfy-me1n
have Eone on n short trip 10 Trini-
dad. They were maried y WeFkN
aeo nj clayton. Mrt 1fpinoAa Wa
Miss Iuanlta Lujan u Citftun. Tho
couple will make their home there.
Air.. Edward Morgan nqe email epn
arc the guests OF Mrs. Vs. IA. Long.
Mff. Morgan WAS Niar Evelyn Lang
before her marriaKt. Iter home i
Judge W. g. Heacock has gone 10
In the Jemez country for a few ~eehr
Ms Fay BOYD who IL sttendlfle
the noraml school al L1A NeHua ~
n studcnt-teachnr from B~efnallilo
c0unty, " IN the city 70 attend lAt
wedding q her sister alins haghel
n'NN W NNNNNNFN NNAaNfIANNN VI ~
Marclai. which TOOK pince iaat night
Miss Margaret Schumniaer left this
morning for kansas City where Nae
will attend tile wedding Of her
brother.
,. r.. Jones assistant district for
eater n the local office, has some 20
Missouri, Montana. As 4 government
witness IL q caso involving Govern-
nent lands IN that state. Air. Jones
was In government service In that
state untii 1897 AZ which time a nif-
vey OF t5e lands now Ia litigation was
made. RE will return home about
july l.
Hugh Williams. state corporaupn
commissioner wAa "a Albuquernue Tor
n ahort while todRf. en- route FROM
silver City 10 Santa Re.
Tho Dyaks Of Bogeo eat ssnaktk
ana alliastors. but thclf favnrfue ASH
IL roasted monkey with fhp hair on
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-24

CAsT1LLO-Tofsaeio clfuilt. % yeau
I'D. died yesterday q = local hetniial ms
cody ~aa tAheu % crpiist's underAaihf =.
tahiifhment
GOMKalO-A s. 0amt.Io al.a ysssssass
At his apartments IN the highlands, ia u
tufvittd By HE methsf itWo brothers and
otleg ryhtivfs M kansAa City. Crelloit V
KfbD-rhs BODY 81 chsrits u KIDD ~
lftt,A oh.ntl after vhieh u WI b. shipped
two aster viii aeoompahf The BODY th9s
KNlZEK-rrank khiteh. 10 geara 90.
died 81 bis home in the hlnhlandt reiar1Af.
10 had been here nearly two feAff. Ia Il
survived b. hta wlia and two childftn. Iha
ho3y .ja4At Frfnch's undertakltE, eaiAhliah.
melt brhdine mineral afttaKenthla
BASDovAL-The funerai % kfminlo san
dnvni. infant Hor ~ Mr. ard Nrsr Pedro eas-
deval. was held this mqrniHf a. 3 o'dltt
I'm crella,t. shap'l hpfin So IN sAhA
EusELIA-John Euaslia did a. = Iafll
sanltorium iast. nieht sntrga short lilnaeA,
srrangewsntH Witch will bs anneuheed latsf.
CHkNEZ-Lelofitas Ct VsI. daughter %
btr and Nrs. Edward ChestE died ~ ttr
home on Eaat Bell venue his udrBltH. VA.
era aaa usfcla are In ehasre o. ssksrsi 81
HARPER-Hsrdis, A.. Harpsf axe IA
years, died a. Ms Feaiaenoe lat nlflt IL
Sans here abgpt ; year ago TOR a. h14fn,
and has. hffn n ne enpia9 ~ q Attta1
leeaa q ne Highland 1TefsE
sx,m ~ Sssy iii y sSiseei .
port. Ky ior sufiaE ~ TfreasA Is
diary .f "L'a I' HNM ga"
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Who's Here
T0DAY's ARRIVALS AT
G HOTELS


AtsbAttAbO
Dave Willodghby, Phoenix.
Mrs. 9. A. orr. Phoenix.
Mrs. J.. u. 0osper, Philadelphia.
T.. W. Fort 81. Louis.
u. McErwin. Chicago.
A. d, Mcuaney, Los Angeles.
Ben Saniuels, New York
G $ Foyle, Rising star. Texas.
Bob G. Harvey Denver.
y. r. CQnlgy. Cleveland.
Jack oBtien, kansas tSty.
O. A Arpin. III 'aso.
J. y. Kelly, Denver.
r. NJ. Pepperuay, Soeorro.
Walter Rtnsovits. Chicago.
Carolyn Mymon, Chicago.
Joel Spite, Chicago.
Carolyn Wynn, Chicago.
lane R%iehfdrd, Chicago
G. p. Nicholson, Ttisn.
STUnGES.
y. q. Bartlett sOcorro.
Lee BALDWIN. Socorro.
A. Mcdonald. Camel Chfrua.
Lee Feree. St. Louis
u. NJ. Kern. Oakland. Caiif.
q. V. Hanlon, CITY.
y. q. Brock. Lordsbnrg.
Mrs b. 7. Tcbias. Wellington. Va.
X. Heinrich, ropeka.
a. Stn1rt, III PaRo
Mrs. s. J.. Wise. Clbn.
J.. Burrcughs. Taft. Cam.
Anton Mays. Soeorro
Sol Schwayder, Denver.
COtlBS.
Tom iItl. Estanta.
Eleo Cooley. ~ WmEatc.
John Wolfe, Jr.. O%uklahhmn CITY.
Clsm shutter M%ountainait.
- D. Berkett vi Paso
\. l. Gregg. FL paeD.
". A peweli, Eii puSo
u. $. HIT. WillErd
II y. Steele, colorado Springs
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LEGAL NOTICES

Notice j. hefshy given ftst iks uuder
signed was on the 2qth day o. Nay. 1870.
duly and laNfpiig aprofhiei " ths Pfohate
Court ~ ths rcnnty % Befnshno. sisfe ~
New Mfxir'. 81 naturalization de boain nan
with the wilt annexed on me efiAte VI afo.
yer Wiliam Harrison. dtceasn( All Der.
sans hhYinE ehima aaainst SAN estate are
herfuith nohhed 10 pftstnt SANE IL ~ asd
70 BE sane ~ldhin The time pfsnsribcd b.
STATE SAVINGS 4 TRUST BANK.
by Jhkkk hA0oAhD Vice President.
Jane a.i0.i7.2t.
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NOTICE on E-xhcurRix.

state % New hsfioo, County 81 Hernsiillo.
Hall. deceaaedl
Notice u hereby given that Edith T.. X.
Hsn txecutrix Of the Estate 81 Arthur e.,
Han deceused, has Elrd her hnal report h
he Probate Court VI hfrnnlillo Counfs. New
detlco. a. fueh Executrin aud The Court hal
sized Saturday the gath day Of Jolly. ip2n. II
10 o'clock of The forenoon Of said dav a
he day for hearing obietiiona. Ii any thsrr
BE- 70 ths approval Of said hnai import and
for the discharge Of aaid Enerutrin.
Witness my hand and the seal Oh said Pro,
hate Court this ith day 81 .fune, 1870.
tSsal) NEsTOR aONTOYh.
June 10 i7.at iais J.
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Produce

CHICAGO. June 2E-Butter IN
Creamery ~ ffBec.
Eggs higher. receipts la.S9S cases.
firsts JsN n9agrs ordinary flrsts "a
"a s6c. at marx, cRses Included s5G
3Hc; storage hacked extras niac;
storage packed fiiats 90 m4iiac.
Poultry. alive, unchanged.
Potatoes firm receipts % cars.
southern triumphs aacked t7.0Oa
7.5b cwI; eastern barrels ti3.0na
1874.
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FoR SALE

" .o50-e.suon frame. medern, lavatoriea n
1edruoma, GarhGe. hno nhade nsar
n. X. shops. doufh Third 81.
a6.0O0-b.room hriek. modern. sleeping
porch, hardwood hporai corner lof,
Third ware, close In
-. a00-s.roem brick. modern, giassed porch.
South Seventh street.
N.o60-3foom irnms cottage. modern, con.
plsisly furnished. soufhs Highland
ff.0O0-t room, whits atncco bunraiow.
modern. huilf.in features, oak
hesfsi Feurth wari Immediate poe
session
Also other good business and residence
properties.
A. FLEISCHER
fSsoKAHcE. LOANS.
Phone o7A. IA aoutb RoaStA.
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NEW YORK. June 2t.-Final pri-
ces on liberty bonds today werei 3 ~.
si.es. first Is. $50 hid: second ~.
s5.7s. victory ass. s5.5S; victory
4aH. ab.h&.
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Chicago Board Of Trade

Con-7July si.767s; Sept, sI.s7sS
OaE-JuIy si.09; sept. s44c.
rSrk--Iuiy s54Ab. Sept, S3C.2b.
lard-;a,S ss0.3s: sept. t2i.s2.
Hibs-July $500 Sept. sis.es.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-24

The Herald is the New Mexico
paper that takes the Want out
Of Want Ads by giving Results.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-24

MARRIAGE LlfBNtfS
a Harvey Wcihinecr, Hnn Marrlni. q.
al: HachaeI Borsha lloyd, A~ihndiet-
nue.
John r. Kelley, Golden; Josephine
uiterrez. los candelarlan
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NEW YORK. June sf.@cotton fu-
lures closed steady, July e3b,sb; De-
tober $500; December ss2.pG. jan
uary fai.b0; March 33l 90.
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ANAZN2AA
CHICAGO. June 2tcatuo receipts
n. 600. beef steers steady 70 strong.
some grades choice medium weight
higher enfly TOP tt6.e o bulk 1890
n 1G.s0; fnt. cows and helfefs atrnng
10 higher: Others. bulls and calves
steady; stoekers and feeders steady
10 strong.
steady At yesterdays average. Others
stfady 70 rs CENTS iOwer; top ne.Qt;
blk light end light butchers Sib.7o
a1s.o0; bulk gao pounds and over
t1f.S0 uI6l6hi piGH IS 20 3 ocents
lower bulk fta.0O % it.0O.
Sheep receipts ~ 600. market ac-
tive, steady choice medium iatnbs
SfL.00. hulk 1890 aIJ.o0; eeod
California lambs ttS.1b: choice yeari-
lngs $500; wethsrs mostly fs-ooN
s.2a; choice ewes $500 BULK $1,000
500.
DENVER. June st.-Cattle receipts
! 200; market slow; beef steers $1,000
g1b.OO; cows and heIfers $1,000
ii.OD. stockers and feeders t7.00M
800: CALVES ts,00G ta,0o,
Hog receipts l 300; market IS cents
higher; top tis.7S; bulk Nb.lsa
sheep receipts 900: mnrkst
steady:. ~yearinHA sislO0nis.O0:
lambs N5.Ocn 1900; Ewes $1,000
500.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-, June a.
Cattle receipts 200: SLOW and IN
even hut mostly steady on all clhsses;
top native. staerH 4is,le; bulk Texas
yehiers tisooafs.ss odd k9t tis.so
iios reccIpts 700, marhst % TO
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Santa Fe Time Table
20

e0s--From " Paso.. o:sspm
hiQ-ffOm ~ pAae.. 7snOnm
Ne, sol ronneeis a. Hsien Hith so. % for
Clovis. Peeos Nailey. kantas City aud Gull
COest.
No. sOs connects at lslsn with 40. 81 from
sloNit aud pointa east aud sesih 81 Ciayis,
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. LEAKp ]. c. BALDR!
NEW BUNGALOW
Fivsroon bunralo~. bran nsw. hard
wood doors, lot. % buit.ln f~saturss. Ons
Of toe f%reitisst houses In town Pine
ieesisa only 5000.
n W. ". MCDONALD
REAL ESTATE 4 FIRE IssURANcE
los south Thirl. Phons e00.w.
FOR SALE
Fve.room modern bungalow. con
venient to shops. 5000.
$4,000.
Also some nne lots.
W. IT,. McMIILl0N
IN N,nrrcp,
NOlIOHi
Kline's Transfer
win Nov TAI. csfs a. Fn,v,,.,. .na
Heavy Haullng
III Phone egt
III NIGHT AND DAT SERVICE
HOUSE
o sALE-rwo HOUSES
~. % rSa@.' sssa p 5Sssl''"; B,is' 99 90.
I've roams' .lseping Pofsh' az furnished,
hsrn. sie 20 900 N'" '"'N" 'A'u'
.~
~. -, -
EOh SALk@Alscetiaheous
sos go
hODDY'B MILK Best m town.
- -
FOR sALE-RsfrissratoL oh stoves, other
fOk HALE-Electric washing maehine and
~saniiAry cot. 1901 North Fourth.
fOR ~SALE-Piano. mahogany ease good
condition. cheap. 1925 North second
houses; phons tss' N'' ''v"
able. Addrsl, P o.. BoI 5ss.
FOR saLEEws are paving highest price
biLs. eos'SS ~ iunh ~ Iun, sutemo.
Lssl Ihgne
TIN oAhr~hutouiooiie9 ~
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and put them IN hrst class shape. We have
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FOR sALE+Typewr1ters ~

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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1920-03-25
Notice of Sale of Real Estate--Adminis.


In the Matter of the Estate Of Mary c. Hopper
and Marion Hopper. Deceased
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of an
order Of the County Court, Of the County Of Bea-
YER State of Oklahoma. made the I'D day of
March. 1920 the undersigned. William A. Hopper
administrator Of the estate Of Mary c. Hopper
and Marion Hopper. deceased. will sell at private
sale 10 the highest bidder. subject to confrma-
tion by said Court after the 10th day Of
April a. d.. 1920. at 10 oclock a. m. at the Of
flee of Loofbourrow Looftourrow. all the right
title and interest Of said estates Of Mar! G. Hop
per and hariesi Hopper their heirs and succes-
in and to the following described real estate
situate in Beaver county. S,ate9of Oklahoma
towit:
The west half of the northwest quarter
Of section twenty zone. III township three
north of range twenty-three east of the
Cimarron Meridian. In Beaver county. Ok
lahoma containing eighty
Said real estate will be sold on the following
| terms and conditions. towit: Cash in hand sub
ject TO MORTGAGE said land and the east half of
the northwest quarter Of section twenty -one, ad-
joining same. in the amount Of SI00.O0
Bids for the purchase thereof must be in writ.
livered 10 the undersigned at the office OF Loot
bourrow a. Loofbourrow st Beaver Oklahoma
| Dated the ed day OF March. 1920.
| WILLIAM A. HOPPER. Administrator
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N0IIcE In GaEnlInRa.

In the Matter Of the Estate Of Martha j. Oneal
Deceased
All persons having claims against the est.t. Of
the above deceased. required TO pre-
sent the same with the necessary vouchers. tc
the undersigned Executor. Ollie V. oneal
at Madison. Oklahoma. within four months Of
the date hereof or the will be forever barred
Dated this 25th day o. March, 1920.
OLLIE .osxAL. Executor
gok 1E Al