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The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1920-07-16
An Exciting Chase for Robbers

Sheriff Taylor and Deputy Marin
effected the capture Of two men in
the vicinity of Rieth, Tuesday after
noon, who are suspected Of having
looted the Indian camps at Cayuse,
and who on Monday night held up
and robbed Eugene Lyman Of 500
and after tying him up in a barn
took his automobile. Monday the
car was located at Rieth and it is
presumed the robbers used it to move
their Indian plunder from its cache
near the Cayusc celebration grounds
to Rieth.
The men captured are Jim Owens.
alleged bad man" of Billings, Mon
tana, and Neil Hart, who halls from
Idaho. The men were encountered
at Rieth by the Sheriff, Lyman and
Glen Bushee.
Hart threw up his hands when
commanded to do so, but Owens,
feigning insanity, began to double
up, humble unintelligible pleas and
attempted to obtain his gun from the
coat he carried on his arm. Sheriff
Taylor jerked the coat away, but at
the same time Owens ducked under
freight car. Taylor fired but miss
cd and Owens was off for the noun
tains. Sheriff Taylor left Hart in
the custody of young man and to-
gether with Lyman and Bushee start
cd for Owens.
Hart drew a concealed weapon and
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1920-07-16

Mrs. Fay y. LeGrow was q guest
Wednesday at a luncheon given by
Mrs. George Hartman at her Pen.
dleton home.
Uncle John Calender has return.
cd from Portland. where he spent a
couple Of weeks. He is somewhat i'm
proved in health,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Myriek this
week moved to the Krebs place near
Adams. and Carl Mcconnell has ta-
ken possession Of his Helix wheat
ranch.
The wedding Of Miss Nellie Darr
Adams teacher, TO John ogle. is an
nounced, the ceremony being per.
formed at Yakima. Wash, on We'd
nesday.
Mrs. W. II, Taylor Tuesday attend
cd her mother, Mrs. .Leeper, TO Shep-
herd Springs, where she will receive
treatment, Mrs. Taylor returning in
n few days.
T.. d. Dourning has purchased the
Kilgoc residence at corner Of Second
and Current streets.
Guy Cronk transported u party Of
youngsters 10 the Umatilla swim
ming pools in his big truck, Sunday.
Dean Dudley and Dick Winship
have returned from their bear hunt
In the Black mountain district. No
bear steak.
l.. NJ. Oliver, who took the civil
service examination for rural route
mail carrier out of Frewater, has
been given the Athena route, and has
assumed his duties.
Gasoline has made another ad-
vance. and is now being retailed ut
S5 cents per gallon. Gasoline and
kerosene now being sold here is not
the Standard Oil product, but is
brought from the Wyoming and
Utan oil fields for distribution, owing
to the Standards inability to deliver
its stock here for the present.
Miss Adah DeFreece, manager of
the local telephone exchange, will go
on her annual vacation next week.
Ernest Zerba. Blaine Dugger. VIM.
Mcpherson and Lloyd Michener form
cd a motor party going to the Des-
chutes for a fishing trip this week.
They plan to be away for about two
weeks.
In the memory of "the oldest in
habitant" Jinks Dudley has never
gone fishin' but reports come down
from Bingham Springs that he
caught 45 speckled beauties up there
one day this week.
Mrs. Robert Proudfit and daugh-
ter Mary, returned Monday from
weeks stay at Bingham Springs, Bob
went up to the springs and accom-
panied them home, incidentally bring
ing back creel of fish,
As the result of agitation by the
Civic Club at its meeting Tuesday,
the streets Of Athena and vacant lots
are being shorn of the pestiferous
foxtail and weeds which will soon
prove a fire menace to the city,
A. J. Crigler, pioneer stockman,
farmer and fruitraiser, is critically
i'll at his home near Freewater, He
has been in poor state of health for
some time, but during the last few
weeks has been gradually failing. He
spent a week at College Place hos
pital, but few days ago was remos-
ed back to his home a number of
Athena friends have visited the old
gentleman. Mr.. Crigler resided for
many years on farm north of
Athena.
Seventy kiddies were made happy
On Wednesday afternoon. when the
hospitable home Of Mr.. and Mrs. ].
9. Walter west of town, was the
scene of a party for their pleasure.
Many automobiles in town were re-
Questioned to transport the young
sters who were regaled with games,
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1920-07-16

covered his captor shortly after the
chase for Owens started. Hart got
away. Deputy Marin arrived from
Pendleton shortly afterward and
started for Hart. lie overlook the
fugitive about a mile from Rioth and
was fired upon. A battle ensued in
which Marin proved his mettlc and
closed in upon Hart, finally forcing
him 10 surrender Marin then hand
cuffed Hart and brought him 10 the
county Jail.
Meanwhile Sheriff Taylor obtained
a horse, rode after Owens, who had
a good start into the hills south Of
Rieth. Owens was unarmed and
during the chase attempted TO circle
back to the railroad bridge below
Rieth where Il was afterward reveal
cd the pair had cashed guns, ammu-
milton and the Indian plunder, con-
sisting Of Wampum, head dresses and
other Indian finery.
After a four-hour chase, Taylor
came upon the fugitive and COM
mandcd him TO halt, when he again
feigned crazy spell, dueked behind
tree and was off again. The sher-
if finally pulled him out from un-
derneath the roots Of tree. Bushee
came up and attempted to put hand
cuffs on Owens, when he put up a
fight and again attempted TO get
away. Taylor at this point was fore
cd to fire, and wounded Owens in the
thumb.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1920-07-16

Grain which grew from one kernel
Of wheat was pulled up on the d. w
Dickinson ranch on Eureka Flat and
the heads threshed by hand. there be.
ing 1920 kernels Of wheat in the
heads.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17

WEsTcnEsrER COUNTY REAL ESTATE
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
BATSiDE

Attractive frame and stucco dwellin.
ntaining rooms. ! bath steam lat
ftttsburg Il gas heater. open FIRE. garage
eo.ner plot, 5oxi0o. conveniently located
$4,000. j. WILSON DAYTON. Bayslde
/. !. Phone 641 Bayside.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
NORTHPOKT

Three attractive modern shore front prop
critics. Win or without acreage. homes OF
comfort and refnsment. conveniently 10
Gated. with riparian rights. s2a. oGO TO
t4o. 900 EDWIN \. RONLEf. North port.
L. l.. or ~ West s4th ST. New YORK Ctty.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
o. EENS GARDEN,

Why PAY $3.50 per mo. rent when i, Is po.
sio4z 20 OWE on ~ ,ness b.autifGi Colonial
co-taFes IT an eNprnst of SO Eaa.esr
terms Jefferson ave Queens Village
Nftte Hg@ihof &. M~Isnela. Inc. s4s sth
Ave. Astoria
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
ROCKVILLE CENTRE

sACRIFICE-ls beautiful home. and
hung allows. all modern improvements, :
minutes from Long Beach ) minutes from
station Price 81 SEQ 10 $40 800 Reason
bile terms. SOUTH SHORE ESTATES.
Rockville Centre /. l.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
fLAlHl 7il-sNoOALAN

$1,000 DOWN buys splendid Groom
modern house. brick OF stEcco half hour
from y. y. block from Brighton subway
Al wonderful iuves rtlent, easy terms.
oEi1NGEK. 2s3 Broadway. ~ Y Tel
i440 Worth
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
KEW GARDENS

ls minutes from Penn. Station. 6 room.
ono bath stucco: sun porch. sleeping
porch. extra large living and dining rooms
Plot oCxl00 Can he seen all day Satur-
day and sunday Kew Gardens Corp Of
nce at railroad station
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
OWNER LEAVING TOWN

BeautlfuI S-room house master bed :
rooms. fine garage. shruhbery. PLOT 50xl00
feet Price SIS. for quick sale terms
owner IS Union Hall Street jamaica
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17

HOMES Of unusual distinction - :
looms, all modern conN Nenfcnces ranging
from s6.soo t. $4,000. within fn!nu:-T
walk " station
AMslERDA DFS EIOPMENT SALES
CO. 1893 Broadway. New York
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17

s2,250 SECURES TITLE and occupancy.
balance OF s6,675 on easy term mortgages
"hich what you now waste in rent will nav
or in few years. The house has fine
rooms tiled bath, hardwood floors electric
ight steam heat, and is completely deco
rated The grounds contain over ] 3 OF an
acre The neiEhhorhood is refined and gentecl .
All city conveniences and country advan-
tages for comfortable living are availab
Bathing and boating available Splendid
elcvation--no mosquitoes. IT is WORTH
j lNNEST1GATTNG NOW Write or phone
GEO. c. BLACKWELL, sherman So. Hotel.
broadway and list St. \. y. c. Tel 8lC0
Columbus.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
FLORIDA HOTEL FOR SAFE

Only hotel 10 Rrooksyille. FIorila- Huut
or concrete blocks. metal roof electric
laundry complete. Located in hear, OF
NttH opposite court house. Kitchen. built
concrete blocks metal roof. separate
huiiNing. Hot ana cold water; occupies
"ne-half city block. Beautiful six-roon
'uNg allow IN connect.on furnishings prac-
lcally new, newly decorated and paint ed
new silver. dishes and linen; everythin,.
necessary for h~s. class hotel. Hotel flle,i
10 capacHA SOC Of time. has reputation ~
putting up best meals in Florida, American
plan. Rates 81 per day. straight no reg
ular boarders, open all year. Now netting
JUDD Q LLOYD, Broohsville Fla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-21

cotton. corn. sorghums and fruit. II IL
an ideal livestock and dairy country, Low
prices for untitled lands and very easy
terms. Move In carly and take first pick.
write today for free illustrated folder. T
Texas
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-21

IMMEDIATE possession, S-room bunsa-
low hardwood floors. tile bath. break.
fast room, bsscmen sleeping porch, hall
four large closets, Ulanteli good neigh
boThood on paved street; $3.50; terms.
can owner, Usage 5656-J.
SOUTH GUTHRlE-ssJO0, S rooms, east
front newly painted and decorated. five
bedrooms with closets, two extra large
white enamel woodwork all through; first
class condition; payins almost paid out
large basement. two car garage full size
lot, close 10 Riyeryiew school, Call 1874
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-21

FOR SALE-FURNtSHED HOME;
MAPLE RIDGE ADDITION; two
story house. beautifully furnished,
In exclusive south side section of
the city; rooms. screened.in
sleeping porch. two-car garage
with scrvan, quarters ca rooms)
above corner lot 30 foot front;
owner Is leaving town and rust
sacrifice for quick sale. This
property Is desirsbly located on
high elevation with beautiful out
look and f. priced TO make u the
hest tuy in Tuiaa. Cash and
terms. Phone owner. Usage eaS1.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-21
BUNGALOW,
1883 NORTH MAIN

= NV NVN 7 " VI NNTN.
READY TO MOVE IN,
Three bedrooms. breakfast room, all oak
floo,S large basement and double garage.
This is a good house, we'll built, Loot II
over and meet owner, who will make
terms to suit, A. y. GGrlack, Phone
Usage $50.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-21

.nM-oIL ROYALTY

FARM-OIL ROYALTY ,.,.
34o acres. $50 In cultivation su go
growing wheat. 20 alfalfa, small oIl,a ,s,r,
good five-roout house, two Nv. ,,.a
houses, well at each house grana s.
barn, $50 per month oil royalty. n,g ssi
l.OO0 bushels oats $50 bushels o,,,ie
tons hay, 10 head horses, 7 ha' DC.
hogs, all farm machinery, az CO.
Si25 per acre Terms, Write
BURCH q BURCH
Bartlesyille, Okla, ---...
FOR sALE--eo acres timber ANA
miles south OF Spavinaw y. u hi"0
possiblltiea IS per acre, ~ 80, Of
iso ACRES timber land miles e@i' "
10 ACRES: Us GRAND river oottosl oott..,1ov..
cuitivationi fenced, two sese tt,aaP psr
ments; Immediate possessloni '''
acre. .smithpeter, Grove. Okla.--------..-1,I.. Okla.
FARMS For sALE---so acres one 'Ho an
ara half west OF Broken arrow
Tulsa road, at ii25 per acre. i@y p,nisa
four and ons-halt miles esst OF hoth
Arrow az $50 per acre Terms on oeI'sn
tracts. u desired. n NJ. ho"e'
Arrow, Okla. ---------------..--
BIJY rHIS--Qusrter section Dewey eoSa..
Okla, half mile station, good ha,n,,Itl.
good water. all tillable, 80 acres IN CIV
walton, prospects oil and gas -
Jones, owner. Quinton. oH .
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-21

PEKSONAL PROPERTY
ofTiCE-sToRr EuttpMESr ~
rYrEWRITERs ron RENr.
Underwood TypewtilinK co, als v SECOND
ron SALE Two iarsc slre sectional book
cases. practically new, wiii ~ law
booka. rhohe cedar So
ron SALE Two rooms " opk aud ne.
hoEany office farniturc. IN good con.
dlti"n' Phone psafe is26
OFFICE FuRNtrtEn far nIe '.
holland. Room J, Holland nldr Phone
oebgc aosb.
Two rooms of ofnrs furniture osagP
sass
ron BALE small roll top dssa go. 10
Usage 1858.
ron sNLr Two nat top ds'bs. fluf
chalra. nuug cabinet tw0 fIHs. ''r'.
wtiter tatEe aud email table, phone
Usage S6bs
ron SALE .Nev oliver yIrvr,sr q
bargain. Thonc Daag. ael
NATIONAL. ,eeb register ot hafg'IH.
2sl EHrt Tlud.
sIfns. PLANTS. TTHruizEHS o.
All. native ttcos planted nud surrnuirgd,
prices righ,. lawn work, soddlng. etc
Iluuk bHtH 4 .. T.. lutI I.l' N"''h
uENWING ApPAHp', AZ
ron SALE. U,tutltu black velvet coat
ihrFa fr ..Hs- and guffp go. ~ D..
TJghfn nrsr,. .Hrd apartment esHt
mDiIIsT rRiDEt ialH 'ot second hand
.lotuur. shoes and hate Phone Cedar
.'i
ron aNIt. Errvu aUsrrforo cost on I
vuuI velour drcss, s.go al both Tor W"
~ Tacoma ~
ri.IrgT pr.ccs rnif Tor secondhand
dining. hho,s. hats etc. Phone osaHs
HnuEar l1ros paid fo- none second
band ci1'hlug. shoes md hsu rhono
osase sO5s
nlGHEsr PRICES PAn
Tor mems second hand clothing shoes ard
haze We buy used trunks, hsndbaEs and
tools phone osaEe bbss
HtlREsT PRICES ,sid for second hand
dothing shoes AID hats Phone 7iW,
ma price paid for second hand cloth.
Ina shoes ana hats. rhoue oaasA i2zs.
HtGiTEsT PRICES paid for second hand
clothing, Ahces, hats etc. Usage t12p,
sPinELLi CoUsnT made 20 measure.
y. w. LIcas osag9 tgi.
MOI UgRfN CApB--Also bar pin sot yltb
yrcaris HHrphiros and diamondH Can
faae" 2Ibl
FOR ALi.-atlentlcuan'N fur coat, good
gs oew aisc 90. 1883 South fcorla,
pARk Blue ssrse dress for sale siss
70. Room 22a Tulsa tIote'.
pHbsB SUIT, splendid material ig flns
condition. sise a. Can 100 W. Eieth-
ternth. cedar 1T1S
VIZ SELL sccond hand suits aud over.
coats Wholesale and retail at bar.
rsin. glo y. Flst street, or phono
FOR sALE-Black seal plush coat.
beautifully trimmed. This coat has
just been finished, is we'll made.
Also have u knife pleated plaid skirt,
2la New Ault Bldg
2 SUITS. young mans style. tailor
made, never worn. size 3b TO 20. a
bargain. Cali Bradon. Usage 77i0.
Mldwest hotel. sunday or Monday.
TOPE gray duvctyn dress sie ~
Call s2a y. Boulder.
MisCEILANEOus FOR SALE a.
DOLL HosPiTAL--At New York Hair
shop and Boauy rarlor. $40 South
Maln; third floor
ONE Gem doughnut machine, stove
ara kettle, Phone Osage 6e72.
PAINTS VARNIsHEs, WALL sAPEr
~ whol~nsi, prices aino ladders
brushes spd 9TH. PAINTER and paper
hanger sapplles uvAge aois
ron SALE Unused 80. % Enterpris
white Mountain triple motion power 10
cream freezer Hllghuy used mahosan
finish Dayton cash register. Mira II, J
Clstk, iis West rifth ~.
WE HAVE on hand IN our sos oadhand de
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-21

FOR RENT Storeroom 60xt32,
AZ one room or will divide. Fire.
proof, steam heat. high ceiling. and
woll-lightcd. See SO $. Boston
street or call Usage 1859,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-21

RARE oPPORTuiTY --- ii-room
2.story house, oak floors, garage
and servant quarters, large east
front corner lot, basement with
combination furnace. si0.50o,
small cash payment. balance less
than rent. a home>to be proud OF
an Investment worth while. OsaEe
72Si city Bealty-Investment Co.
room ., Nebraska Bldg. C. X.
Leslie manager.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-21

wANTED--'rhrce or two nicely furnished
modern rooms for housekeeping for
business man and wIfe Tor the winter.
Prefer north side. Usage 6esj.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-21
HousEs---FuRNIsHEp

TO RENT--To man and wife, choice
located cottage ON south side,
Room reserved, 9lS-A care World,
BOULDER, n. 644-We share fur
nished, modern house with dcsir.
able couple, walking distance,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-21
HiLLcREsT BUNGALOW BUNGALOW

NEW MODERN AND CLASSY
This home. being OF the beauti-
fui California type. IL splend,dly
constructed on full alzs lot. II
has five large looms with every
modern convenience, heavy oak
floors. attractive mantel, built
In features. long living room and
appropriate decorations and fS-
lures. Priced at only $500.
Monthly payments can be arrsng
ed to suit the convenience OF the
buyer. For appointment TO see
this. call Osane Siaf or 1871.
VINER INVESTMENT co.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-21
PROPERTY for EXCHANGE


FOR BALE or trsde..Sr HrFru eight
rooms new bunKalos on north side
Will consider car or tot hnd some cash
price from - 900 up. can 10 q Boston.
FDH TNNbt.. 90 acres. located on paved
toad DRIVING distance ~ Tulsa, 4.foor0
house Hnd uut buildings plenty good
wstcr. just ught for dairy ard chicken
ranch. fof tsunG. want TULSA property
dee Russ b. Grant bit security Bldg
Phone zIG0
ron TRADE For Tulsa property. 30
Hcrc4 located close 90 paved highway,
driving distance 20 Tulsa, ideal chicken
and daify tsu,ht tJ,j0o poTsessiou nov
phonr aIG0.
ron rRApE.s room g-story dupirx. two
baths located riEht ON Hputn HoHt1n
atrost. want NJ 7-fUnm bungalow. Act
lui,k. Hro Russ T. Grants bli security
UIdF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-21
LANDS AND rARM LANIs

aud other stock. hogs and chickens. Price
$500. 1880 cash, viii handle this place
Phone 226l. Evenings Cedar 92t Anna
A. Muster, a0S Security Bank Hog
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-21
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
ilnrsra-Fi nNisnEp


ron nENr- Bssutiiui iiS 900 home iurn
ishsd t2j0 par month can j O. heH
din 2os rosdcn ndg
ron RENT Noeiy FURNISHED house Nith
plano. ON car line and paving 'hi at
zoos Vast Hodge
ron HEST Two. foom house. neatly fur.
nlpued and FBrHEe fur f95 por month hua
. gas bll i1dG South quincy On HeH-
view car line.
LADIES we have beautiful line N petit.
costs from EaSb 90 Ifs.. Partisan
Bsmpie Rooms. upstairs ever Woo worms
TIvE NOON furuauod hous" with -
tsrge. close In. uurth side. immediate
UuE 1900 giying rrfer"nceH
THREE. ROOM rrnished house 80 per
voek tGs " First
orrICYs Am DESK ROOM 10
OFFICE ron HENT and furniture Tor
rsfe iu one ~ Tuisa'a largest Hud best
buildings can Usage iz2i for infotms-
tou.
ron HENr Besk foouu. .pti,ate office,
1u man preferred Phone Usage oTlo.
FDH RENT. office room. good ioca
ton cheap rent Phone Installed Soino
furniture ipr sale. rhouo usnge 1871
TWO COSSECTiSy office rooms lot rent
furnished compi"'e suitable Tor any
business l1'aton. Third aud Boston.
Phone osnge 7'E
uFPlCr SPACE rO RENT 80 o.iii oiiss
Bldg
coon location for barber shop Tor rent.
az East Third. OsaRo oo2s.
STORES AND wAREHo, sEs 60
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-21

I CATER to the iaborlng man and keeep
IN touch with cheap farms and homes
on easy terms and will finance any farm
you buy from me. it don't cost you any
thing to ask me. Call at my office 3Oa
Security Bank Bldg, or phone 22sl Osags
or evenings Cedar 2t Sundays Or eve
uinas. I have from 40 to so acres we'll
improved you can handle with n small
payment Of $500 cash.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-21
NEW CROP TEXAS PEcANs

NEW CRoP TEXAS PECANs
The same good quality, large peCsua we
fTeiEht paid. our supply II limited due
10 the short crop and many late orders
will be returned.
PrTTMAN n HARRISON COMPANY
Sherman, Texas,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-21
lots ron SALE

SEE THIS TODAY-Beautiful residence
corner lots: ample space for three bum
galOws,, 1Obx15O feet level ground li2
feet new sidewalk, electricity, water and
sewerage. You cannot excel this for home
and rental location, Priced for quick
sale. Call today at grocery, 2iT East
seventh. corner OF Grant. Usage s7i7.
500 EACH for two high south front lots
In Kendall. the best buy in Kendall
edition. Call and see these. Roop
Realty So. Usage 2soo-5s8.
VACANT LoT.-Sfns lot close to jitney;
paving paid out. 1850, T. J. Phelsn.
tss2
CORNER LOT In irving Place; take light
ear In part payment, Usage 50 or s5.
Edw. r. Barrett, sot Bliss Bldg,
FOR SALE One lot. b0x 22s. near yern
station, on Sand Springs car line. See
owner at ?bso Federal avenune.
FOR SALE ny owNER--Must sell some
EAod lots, well located. Call Chamber
land, Usage aS7o, sunday.
JUST AROUND the corner from the CEN
ter Of actiyitys. corner lot 6ONii0, q
wonderful location for a gasoline station,
garage auto sales room or battery serv-
ic station. 10000 5000 cash. good
terms on balance. For Information call
loakum a Dikis. k3s Robinson Bldg.
Phone s2a.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-25

Der of q well known family, and has many friedns interested in her hap pincss. She is graduate of the local schools, and later attended Gal loway college at Searcy. During the past few months she has been in her fathers office as private secretary and is deservedly popular.
 The groom the son of Mir. and Mrs Ross Baughman, is q young man of character, and held in esteem by his many friends. He is associated with his father in business.
 MT. and Mrs. Bssughman left inn mediately after the ceremony for a wedding trip to Memphis and other points.
 MT. and Mrs. W. I. Payne and daughter of Sherrill are i'll with in- fluenza at their home.
 ---.f---
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Meyers of Stuttgart and Miss Addie Smith of West Point, Ark, who were here for the John Baughman wedding, have returned to their homes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-02-25

nitt was leader in the regular Bible study lesson of Genesis. A good attendance added enthusiasm to the meeting. During the social hour a tempting salad course was served. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Fred Bennitt on South Olive, with Mrs. M. P. Bel! assisting hostess.
 Harmony club members will enjoy their regular dance this evening in the club rooms.
 Mrs. A. M. Goldberg is i'll of la grippe at her home 1105 West Sec ond avenue.
 n-Baughman
 Wedding.
 The marriage of Miss Anita John and Charles Delwin Baughman was beautiful home wedding yesterday afternoon at 1 o'clock in the home of the brides parents, Dr. and Mrs. J. w. John on West Elev enth. The ceremony was said by the Rev. H. B. Thimble, pastor of the Lakeside Methodist church, in the presence of relatives and few friends of the contracting parties.
 Decorations of palms, ferns and roses were used turnout the home and were most attractive. Mrs. o. c. Butler of England played the we'd ding music, the bridal party enter ing to the strains of Mendelssohn's wedding march. The bride was at tended by Miss Abbie Smith of Searcy, former school mate, who as maid of honor, wore becoming frock of nile green taffeta, with a corsage of pink sweet peas. Little Miss Mary Will John, young sister of the bride, was ring bearer, in a costume of white organdie.
 The brides suit of ceremony was of blue cloth, tailored in chic fash ion, with accessories of brown. She carried an arm bouquet of bride ros- es. Mrs. Baughman. the oldest daughter of her parents, is a mem