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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-12
CONTEST CLOSES.
IN LESS THAN
THREE WEEKS
Four County Pure Bred Live
Stock Campaign Ends .
April Both

Candidates have less than three
/ weeks to work in getting subscrip-
tons in the Herald's Four County
Pure Bred Live Stock campaign.
The work done during the next
twenty days will decide who is to~be
the winner of the Lilac Hedge Wat
son Johanna, the registered bull to be
1t will decide Who is to have 800 in
gold, the amount which the candi-
date finishing in second place, will
get, unless such candidate prefers 10
per cent cash commission on the
amount that he turns in during tie
campaign.
The race is very close. There is
very little difference in the standings
of several Of the leading candidates
the close of the race will be the de-
Gliding factor in determining who is
to be the winner.
DO not procrastinate. Get busy
today and get all of the subscriptions
n Q have been planning to get.
Send them in to The Herald and
point ballots covering the payments.
will be issued. 1T. Is not necessary to
vote all the points that you get now.
They may be held until near the
close of the campaign.
A Holstein bull that sold for $500
two years ago. brought $4,000 at 4
state sale held in St. Paul one day
last week. The Herald Grand Prize
Bull may develop into an animal Of
the kind that brought this big price.
He has the right kind of forbears
and it is certain that he will be
worth MANY thousands of dollars as
the head of any registered HoIstein
dairy herd in the northwest. .la
Standing Of candidates: /.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-12
HOUSES o SALE
We Cam Help You
Own Your Homie
Established 1883
$1l0n-R.os0A

$140o-B-2SO4 w
4-room house on Jennie Ave,
with cellar and city water. The lot
balance so a month:
t17oo-B-2s1o
A neat little home of 5. rooms
on lone Ave. Has city water, gas.
electric lights; Enclosed. front
porch. Property in good condition.
5-room house on a 5ox14o #. lot
on No. 4th St. Has city water.
sewer. "a electric lights and cell
lar. -
s2so0-B-26s9
No. 9Th st. A 5-room house on a
50 it. lot. Has hardwood floors
heat. q;
for sale on reasonable terms. All
modern, except heat. Garage.
Ns@20O-B-2772
Ave. The lot is 5ox14o It. House
has water. sewer, bath, electric
light. basement. part hardwood
f%'oors.S Reasonable terms can be
sa7oo-R-27es
all modern. but heat with full
+ basement and maple floors DOWN
stairs. Very easy terms on this.
350O0-B-2525
Strictly modern, 10-room house
on University Ave. Full basement.
Lot 50x14o, IT. i
$5S00-R-2716 -
This property is located quite
close in on No. 4th. has 2 rooms.
basement, maple floors. hot water
heat, is strictly modern and94in
good condition.
SSo00-R-2130>
An all modern, 7-room house on
University Ave. Has full base
ment, hot water heat. hardwood
floors. Inside finish in oak and
maple. Garage.
Real Estate Dept.
f.. j. Lander & Co.
Al4 DeMers Ave.
\ GRAND Forks
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-12
HOUSES FOR SALE
Watch Grand Fork. Grow
FOR A L

acres of land three miles from Red
$1,000 per acre.
p1aoo Oo-7 o all modern house. hot
water heat. hardwood floors.
. stationary washtubs, close in.
'o'VV .o0--6 room. all modern house. sta :
tionary washtubs, hardwood
floors. full basement in fine
location. on Belmont Ave.
'sooo. oo-S room all modern house, all
hardwood floors. fireplace. full
basement. stationary wash
tubs, fine location on Belmont
N Ave.
10000. O0-9 0 house. all modern,
hardwood floors. full base
ment, hot water heat, on Bel
mont Ave.
10000. oo-e room house. all modern. hot
water heating plant, full
basement. hardwood floors
and finish, on Belmont Ave.
'oooo. OO-New all modern nine room
~ house, hardwood floors and
finish, full basement OF Bel
1000. oo-S-room house all modern hard
Goors. hot water heat,
'4SOO. OO-1 room house, all modern, on
Cottonwood st.
800 .oo--5 room house, so #. lot, barn
and woodshed in Riverside
Park.
$500 90 room house. all modern. all
hardwood floors. team heat
ed garage on South 4th st.
5000 .00--S room house. all modern. full
basement, hot water heating
plant. heated garage. on
Reeves Ave.
basement, on Vernon Ave.
1000 .00-6 room house with garage
INC electric lights and water
on North 4th st.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-12
DINNER STORIES.

group of ex~-ayiators, In the
cleveland Aviation club were dis
cussing their various experiences.
one member told of loaning tShis
auto, Olivier speciesl to a sick
IN the country.
Inc machine was wrecked and the
how it all. happened.
Well, I felt pretty shaky at the
start. but as n went out and struck
q good stretch Of road. I gave her
the gun and was Swimming along
planned y boat Just naturally took
You mustn't put both butter and
Jam on your bread Tommy. We
but I'm doing it to ave, mum.
How does ii sa,veE?. &. !.
To- ho, Y, the the same bit Of bread docs'
An old scotch 1aay vas sassassa,
d It N!Ssssteabout I as F%Sa
NJ !, !. u . I,
mar as y h.tnr' Il !? - syar
3heen Ii ths army?a. 81 sss
.Not DAT 4 Knows OF Ross. hut III
taont come In heaht dat he
pen ! MS old nigge2 aiiarter,
maze hi1n .s.n:sal.- .bsto. aie!
Mitchell:
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-12

FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT. SUIT
able for VITO. Modern home. Phon
244 or IA.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-12

FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT. -
modern house. 2o6 Chestnut pnoh
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-12

THREE FURNISHED ROOMS, ALL
modern 6all n. 5th St. or call at Sc
curity BlockJ
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RAzbR BLADES.
ROOMS ron lsIsgr

FOR RENT--BAsEMENT ROOM UN-
J DER bank gtiit4ble for store, pvintin9
oMtees resi- estate s0fEics or Sshop.
Northern HtAte Bank.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-12

LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOM FO'
rent. Modern. Room 90. Herald Blk.
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North Dak0ta's Greatest
Classified Section
ROOMS o RENT.

FOR RENTLFURN1sHED ROOM. ONE
block from P. O.. Gentleman preferred
G Phone 1T42J. n
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-12

ELDERLY MAN WHO is GOOD
blacksmith and woodworker, wants
position; is able to repail all kinds Of
farm machinery. Big farm preferred,
Address,, John Anderson. Box sos, Be-
midi, MINI.
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ONE LARGE FURNISHED ROOM 70
rent at 121 N. 5th st.
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FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT-MOD-
ern home. Phone i003J.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-12

YOUNG MAN WANTS OUTSIDE
work with prospect of advancing;
high school education. Drives auto
757 Herald. H.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-12

FIVE ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE Fol
rent, partly modern. Call 1874
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-12
HOUSES FOR SALE.
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
$500. oo-s-room house on Bel
mont Ave, all modern.
> $4,000. 00-10-room house on
Cherry ST., modern ex-
cept heat!
$7.5oo.oo-All modern duplex, on
So. 4th ST.. S rooms in
each apt.
$4,000. oo-All modern 7-room
house on No. 4th st.
. $4,000. 00-All moder s-room
. house on So. 4th st.
. $4,000. 00-All modern Groom
house IN Walnut ST.
$4,000. 00-Modern except heat. g.
., room house, on Int Ave.
$500. oo-6-room house on Wal
nut St, modern except
heat
$1,000. 00-3-room house on So.
Third ST.. water, sewer
. light, toilet.
$1,000. 00-All modern Groom
house on No. 5th St.
Z. $4,000. 0o--All modern Groom cot
tage on No. 4th ST.
,7,5oo.oo-All modern 7-room
: Park. Nearly new.
rss.5oo.co-A modern s-room
= go, house on Belmont Ave.
. $4,000. 00-All modern Groom
house on 7th Ave.
/. $1,000. 00-10-room house on Ord
. Ave. modern, except
heat.
$4,000. 00-6-room house on No.
Sth ST., modern except
: heat.
. $4,000. 00-All modern, Groom
. house on No. Sth ST.,
nearly new.
$4,000. 00-Al1 modern 7-room
. house on Cottonwood
. st.
i. We also have some good lots
for sale on easy terms.
/. The II. Bendeke Co.
/. Phone IS
= . y = = :
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-12

FURNISHED LARGE ROOM WITH AL
cove. All modern house. 400 Chestnu
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-12

THE SHOE HOSPITAL. The largest and
most up-to-date shoe repairing shop in
Grand Forks, Best Of material and ser
Solland, 5th & DeMers. Grand Forks.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-12
WANTED

SMITH SHOE SHOP-PARCEL POST
paid one way. Grand Forks, N. D.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-12

SHOES REPAIREDN NEATLY; postage
paid one way. No prices lower in city.
N. Kamplin, Kittson Av., Grand Forks.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-12

FURNISHED ROOM SUITABLE FOE
two. Eli Gertrude. Phone 1614W.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-12

SITUATION WAETED-WIDOw WITH
child 8 years old wants a position as
housekeeper in widower's home, in or
out of city. Write, 762 Herald.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-12

We Hvyn Haise as6 ser. fnr -hearinE fab.
Lat Whist you have With ii. satst1ns
your low 4 pstcea on a1aveSs lot sahjr.
ehipEnsntaA \ Fur speciaiiy r1r,n,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-12

FURNISHED ROOM FOR LIGHT
housekeeping. 305 So. 4th. Phone 206.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-12
LIVE &

LIVESTOCK - OFFERING LARGE
Yorkshire gifts and bears at zoe per
nonnd; weight, Is to l5o pounds. One
farrow soon, at, SIS each. Young pigs
at 6 weeks old, either sex. at SIS each.
a. F. Murphy, Niagara, N. D. z
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-12

FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENTAL
4O2 North 4th Street.
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wANTED-Pos1TIoN WITH NIPPLE
ment store in North Dakota or Nom
tana. Good reference. o. F. Strae-
fer, Larimore, N. Oak.
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FURNISHED ROOMS = CLOSE-IN
Write, 759 Herald.
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SHOE REPAIRING

FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT. 325
Walnut.
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AN EXPERIENCES TRATcroR MAN
would Ike to run tractor. State a
and lenath of time in, first letter. Adj
dress 74S Herald. +Gi* 'L% III"
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NICE FURNISHED MODERN ROOM
3O3 N. Sth St.
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sLEEPING- ROOMS FOR .RENT-616
University Ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-15
Wehave lowered the prices Wooden Dress Goods bring
bargains unusual that will buy Fall needs

The res Three by hurried New lg the
Der If woded goods up financial d lot IN obligations lie
pr de ady WI bgh u25 ecat to
en- mill W e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-15

inches vide in navy blue 4hs only anyt for me
gate-and then you'll buy literally.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-02
Soviet Moves for
Esthonian Peace
tRy The Aasoela,ed Press

DORPAT. Esthonia, wedns saAy, Dec
,l.-The first step toward peace be
tween Esthonia and soviet Russia was
taken tonight by the signing Of . pre-
iiminary srmistics. which 10 to exist foi
one week. stipujatins IN immediate
cessation OF hosinit,ss anA covering
questions concerning Esthon.an inds
rendsnes and military guaraatsss with
regard 10 the fsostiera
Tho agreement which may - ter
minated on twenty -four housd Rotic-
w either eide. 10 10 become sftsctivs OF
January g. II no action 10 taken 10 ter
intimate II, the agrssmsat automatically
fsNsvs itself after ssvsn dayS.
Ths agreement csMsists Of ftvs docu
mepa, and includes defining the from
ter. An interesting clause absoives
Esthonia from all oblisa,,ons to Rus
eta resultina NON former connections
wiih that country.
The si6ning sf the agreement had
been ~ for O'Clock iH the afternoon
but !, Was not untii nearly . O'Clock
In the evening that Ne coatsrsss sue
cteded In adjusting ah dstaila
The agreement 0tipuiates that Aurins
he cessation ss hsstiittiss he respsc.
tive armies shall remain % the ter.
ri,ory held by sAcA and thAs the land
between them sAAn - considered Z
neutral aopa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-02
Esthonian Peace
Pact Is Surprise

pORPAT. Thursday. Jan. Sud,
OF the agreements signed by Esthonlan
and bolshevtk representatives Inst night
preliminary 10 an srmistlcs Indicate
IN. F'thorIans have scored q notable
slccnas In tbs most important points
under negotiations. The biggest sur
prise Of the guarantee was that the
Esthon,sns would not be required 10
eject soidier~ who fought under Gen
crri Yudenitch In his recent cam
piisn agasns, Petrovrad. untn after the
, peace treaty between Fs,honia and
scylet Russia n ratified
The military guarantees prohibit the
presence IN either soviet RuAsis OF
Es,hon,s Of any armies other than
their o~n or OF friendly powers with
which one Of the contracting parties
has concluded . military convsntion
but which IL not actusliy warning
against the other. Recruiting and or q.
GsNisins srmies Of other aates and
organizations bostils to either side 10
prohibited.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-02
Oh, Lady,! LADY!

Plenty ~ good hooking glfs, huinor'
ny- Hh-- ard iun.fbl music s.1.5 10y
for uoup oi voices ~ 10 nah" "Oli.
IAdy. LADY" pa ) ms At the Oysrholsef
usatsf. musical comedy ~ msflt
Whiis soms ~ the Jokes sfe not ftr-l.
blossoms In tho world ~ humnT. yot
here wsrs Efi tent nsg on-s 10 IN
-pirs sudibls chnrslcs from lest ni.hrs
audience. Nhlfh received ihs production
very well
IN. work ~ Eugene MrGtegof. 81
Kunmsn snd pich rorsst Nas perhaps
ne outstsndlrE feature NJ he play
The dsnSing ~ Joseph MeCs'lion ~
v ll0nFhhy the bfdrEf0pm aas Ap-
preriAisd Others Nhp wrfo vTr, nt-
onhly received ny as, nIEht- Huilsnr"
ptf" BIlly CASTOR - bedl man a. ne
poddlnE. Pauline Bafh - me bNir.
Madeline Grey ss me mH." nsff .H
nd cynical mAuoH. r0r's A4bIfn ss
the modlste and Wa'te. Grey az the
d'tsriive
Tho plot II The usual polpolfi n
mIIsd % 'anhlffs De ggusr aN1tiing
,bs nouu- amount of amusing si'll.
tons
i "Oh. l<iy. fsdy.' Niil bs prsssnrsd 4
sEsin tonight. tomorrow wt"use an.
night
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-02
MILLION DOLLAR
BEAUTY RECEIVES
MALICIOUS NOTES

SEW YORK. Jan d II the envy
iulrn persons Who nave been
60 Mics LORNA carroh. New Works
writing scores Of poison pen letters
l1.,sat oid. 81 1Ootlo beauty. do
not colre thrir malicious scrihhlinr
Mrs NJ itls l. Ci-rot. the sri's
mother, is going a. SPEND tidy
sam 60 trac- the writer's and have
'hcm punished. Mrs Cerroll raid
las, nigt
E,ei tncc stur ss we're pub
lishcd in the news aperr about my
daughters N5 900 year income
and the ~ 90 900 sh. ain inhct,
~hen she becomes Of sse, We have
been psFtered with uh.se vindic,lve
l,t'ets asserted Ms Carroll.
widow Of Joseph - Carroll. Tam
many politician ard famous turf
man
Most ~ the letters have becu
rom ug since tho sufrnsa'e's eouri
teflsec our appea, to increase
orcna's INC IN, ION iiS 400 to
$3.50" conilunsd Mrs Carroll.
Who has llH' nnroun ed tho en-
ssaein-nt " her daughter TO Prsu
". lambert ~ Year, old. o
wealthy clubman.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-02
kolchak Ceases
To Be Factor

LONDON. THURSDAY. jan - The
position NJ General Dyrtt|rs 'h@
anti. bolshovls leader in pouth Russia.
dany 10 p.cominR more pi'oal Re.
ports received ~ the var '''i'" show
that tn retreat is continuing alnng
virtually 'he vhos ~ ls NI.Hile
fro.t. md that the b,.sfsVst drive
hRlinr hI- center pitt 'hs fVrppse ~
cn'tihs his army in tVo has lfOugh,
about n cfl'IrR FIfuatou
The tolsh-vik aiynrce guards have
reached the Dons't coal basin ana ar,
le-. than ios milo- from The coast This
iatln represents the richest mineral
s.cii~n ~ Russia and its re1ul,ltlon
by the rcfs would ha of lnestimsble
vslu. 10 them.
Farther east IN. reds are imperil.
ing the lett flank ~ tho Caucasus
army The holshsviki evidently have
succrcded IN brilliantly concentrating
overwhelming forces ugainstj Dene-
kints somewhat thinly h.h center
ara are NIp,1iin. their advantage "a
the fullest degree
Another threatening situation eils',
In Trsns .CsspiR where the boishevik
clslm that they have occupied poip'
eighty miles eas' ~ KrarnoVodis, ~
their sdyAure toTard that town. Rec
reinforcement. continue TO arrive II
the Merv rerion ~ Trsus-Caspia FROM
central Huss' This makes the men
ace along The Persian and Afghan
, borders critical
This rcd rtorarAnas Ia increasing
In intensity and an mo evidence In
dira'cs that the soviet government en-
t'riairs fsr-rsactlrg anti British de
signs In central Asis
The war office report says thai I
may be considered that General Kol
rhsk has rsAs'd n be factor n
Russian military affairs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-02
Nine Leap Year
Licenses Issued
By Cliff Myers
History Doesn't Tell Whether
Brides Popped Question,

Nine leap year marriage licenses
have been issusd hsfa seven we're
issued yesterday. despite t1e 'Srt
N. district court ue'ks Q''.ac Ras
closed
When ChN Myers. dis,ic, court
clerk went 10 tho officc yesterday
morning. Olsn Y provn o' cal
weston, TasA. Hni Nnry Pearl
Bruce OF BrovHsyllls. Texas hui
Raymond Lee Bennington snd E'ie
Ashby, both Of this city, we're
waiting They yeto tho tirs' tro
10 obtain marriage lieens.s IN i',p
year
The door 10 the office was closed
during the day. but 1--WE oihc'
couples knocked m the door 90 per
sistsntly that My.rs didnt have
'Ae heart 70 refuse TO open us oi'
flc-
Myers spent the day picking up
the loose ends from tho business Of
1918.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-02
PeRSHlNG IS GIVEN
NEW YEAR RECEPTION

LINCOLN, Seb,. Jan. THE last
o, the semi. public { tions for Gen.
John J. psrshins 'ur,ns his ten days
visit In Lincoln Ses Years re.
ception this afternoon by the local
y mems relief corps 1her, were no
formal sddressss. but General Perah q
ing thanked the women for the Two
ambuls noes sent 10 France through
their initiative. He said they proved
~ service. snd he spoke IN aprrecss-
ton u the loyalty and devotion of the
relief corps members during the war
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-02
ktSsAs CITY.

KANsAs CRY. Jan I HOgs receipts
t.oVp active, p'csdy, bulk titl5ui,ls
hsaNis' ti,Ji l'sO mediums JtfsU
hs' hxhts III isG. piss tiifte
i1t0
CATTLE; receipt. 100 thoics heavy
steern ttisu 20, medium li11tS
"a Is comnon tios1iiys. cno,es tights
Vzbt ~ - common ttii1isis.
lutcher hsltefs esisei as ooSs lsNO
i9to oann.rs tsissss;. calves Sis b
300 fseasrs tiSVi,es. stockers reo
sioSo
sHLEr, receipts ssss; sc,i,.. sse 10
sso higher. lambs IissoUiise cuils
80 Wehie. ysAr,ins sstbsrs 1iisty
lbss, s~es 17,tpisso euiis u % q
20 breeding s~ss ~ oeutita feeder
lamhs I'll 1boikg9
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-02

trade ard srscuistivs sccovn, bs'si m
the expectation ~ improving conditions.
ss vsli - Tho strength abroad J>nuhfy
sold ap To atic. making nsw high
srnri sni . ne, I'D tsnre ~ ~ point,
Whii. March snid ~ ~ shr snI Iuy a.
- i,t. or ~ 70 81 points net higher dufiba
the early trading
~. yOlum. of businss. tapcred off DIR
Ing the middle of the morning and urf"
sefs reactions late In the forenoon ur.
thr reslitinU. Ths disposition ~ take
profits Was probably Increased hy rumor.
that labor trapbss On IN. railroads ssrs
s,.ps ~tfs NJ, taken to incfosss wages
or reduce eosts ~ living. Thsr. ~ss ~
gvsss volume Of selling, how ever. And
the market VAS comparatively quir,
around midday. with Mach sellirr n,
Nise snf July ~ ,stse. or about ~
points net higher
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-02
lIyr.nNni.

LIVERPOOL. Jan Z COTTON, spSt IN
good demand prices Irregular Dood
rtddiins 81 est; fully riadiins 20 ,id
middhnu 70 Isd tow Diddiiss 70 aid
good ordinary - esd' ordinary !tsd
ssi-s lo.o6e bales. Including 5000 Ameri-
can. nscssp,s b'.ooe. including ;o,lpo
American
Futures closed Nfm Jan ~ iid Mar
!se,d Nay titidl July fftd, Oct
lt,sbd; Nov lbFt, nre, lroit.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-02

sksti0o 70 os Nseuwee "
Tia mornlnfs ffsn untii 10 o'cloch ~
tho v W c. 4 gymnasium which WAS
4 sconilRued dunns the holidays viii
10 resumed tomorrow mofn~s. ~. w.
rNlciAls announce.
Moss In Y. ". c. A.--''r'' member
and their friends afs invited 10 Aitsnd
a "novls" In the y " q. A. sYms
naslum o. Z oGIek tonlgnt Two psr.
luf's VIII = shown Hooi uIh~on sns
Nntoh' ard tho unIvsvsA Nsw Screen
Msgazips.
oflags seizure coufse-Fifs' two
irstufss Monday AMI Tuesday nights.
ffFt luihefas church. corner Twelfth
lhd HDbnHDn tAdvb
~. W." sssrs,sry 8sss-Miss Ells
= ltsnrY membership and sass ~ 10.
trry ~ he I ". G. A. rs,urnsd last
nIgni from h-f home. Clsbuyna. TEXAS.
who're sho his been spending The hot
1ays
Chamber Smoker osevsss o-Furthei
discussion NJ tho pfOsrAm foi the mem
hers smoker 20 he sives a.st Thurs.
isy night WAt f.S'rps u the w,eet-
.
t.. - me n,or,befship and acquaintance
snumiitr of,hs Char bet of Commercs
| lod In the Chamber lunchroovn today
~ noon Features Of the eutsvSain-
/ msnt aside from tho .diress ~ Judge
! g. n Amer, assistant United Htstes st.
| tYrnsy general ~ill 10 singing ~ the
| Oklahoma university quartet ans music
! ty an orchestra.
nloiu-r Bses From Trip Rev. Y l.
! Th0frrsnn paHisy Of the NHyWuod
/ Christian church. has returned frS@ .
ten i4y. visit In louisiana and TeApb
and will fll his pulpi' Sunday mesS'
ing and evening
Fsd.tsi Agents - ssrsas CITY,. o
/ FinliAy and r. y weiss ~ the fedevN
huresu ~ investigation. Ion wshnes.
d.- nirh, for ksnsss city whses they
we're ,Aned on official busins".
County JAN PsInt,aS Oseles--PAint.
Ing 81 The county jail wss begun thh
rrqfnlns During the vscsn, hseith ssr.
| vsy In IN. city. the county was ordsred
% pain, the jail. 90 that u would ooins
I "a sanitary requirements. Otherwiee
there was no criticism Of the jsn.
rs~.d oe.s 10 wssn,nStsr--J y,
Od homA district. left Oklahoma ctU
todny al i:t5 O'Clock TO resume hts a.
ties In "a. sisiy-silth congress q
" Arlington.
New Prssbytsr,sn Mirlstse - ~
Cecn V. Crabh vto for the pAst soaS
y~ars has been rasior NJ the orwUns-
VIE Tsxas. Presbyterian church. has
rssiGred his pisss there 10 tahs sfseet
The frat of the year and oomss 10
take me pas,oratr ~ the Central Pres.
ly,erian church here.
Yrsssurss's oosks Ase'ts1-0f0ess
q the state examiner and inspeeters
force besan this rorwing the oevNi.
annual audit Of h0ohs II tne eenee
treasurer They win check "a 0scuet'
ties listed In the sff,ee and the a1ssuHel
or deposit In ca j bank In The seot1
r-c-iy'ns public funds n ID aSpectsl
the audit viii reaulrs several wssha Y
nish.
"osd" sutIset ~ aundst--rhs Yirel
Church of Christ. Scientist. EfeveNth
, street and Rosinsoa avenue, hol1s ~.
day services ~ n m, and I p ~
Tho subject for merit sunday y TO n
"God" The church eStsads ap in.
, , vitstion 10 the puhlr to stteWA IN
sunday services and the reading roem
: n'-sH Bsum huiiains which II cpeu
daily
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-02

Amsris.n International AMI rtiua rYY
Yer we're included bnunE me sfOug -
tufes ot tn- ntst haif nnuf
The nafsst bscaue irtsEplAr ~ midday
pthitv un ne htHsIif1a shown if f't.
stai of the cquipmept .rd 90 tf.s p .la
eas fully balanced 10 TIE s''.ngn nf
ls.thsr and foOi iusss, s.sD uH..t ~,
cisliiss
American wculen sri CJI'i.'s t'~'i
were sgrln pushed forwsru bsa not t'
anmII IIl -naL