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The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-02-04

What with the Choral Union,
Music Club, Young Business Mems
Association, Chamber of Commerce,
Santa Cruz Club and Auxiliary, to-
gether with the large church mem
bership in various congregations with
their auxiliaries, the Mems Club No
gales presents wide and varied
range of civic, religious and social
activities that speak we'll for the real,
substantial effective life in the place.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-02-04
A SAD LOSS

While Captain and Mrs. Mix, whose
return is noted in another column,
were at Annapolis, visiting the daugh
ter of Mrs. Mix, they had the mis-
fortune to lose by death the lady,
Mrs. Bates, wife of Commander
Bates U. S. N. The lady was taken
with influenza, Immediately following
childbirth, and lived but few hours
after the attack. She was an only
child of Mrs. Mix. In her irreparable
loss the lady has the sympathy of
all the cummunity.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-02-04
PRESIDENTS CONDITION

WASHINGTON, February 8. -
president Wilson has made so
much progress in recovery from his
nervous breakdown" announced pri-
vate Secretary Tumulty today, "that
he is in fit condition to preside over
a cabinet meeting, should anything
important demand his attention."
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-02-04
ARMY AND NAVY
MEN HAVE PAY
4 RAISED BY "A.
new MEASURE
Senate Passes Bill To Grant
Increases To Commanding
Officers, And First Class
Privates.

WASHINGTON, February 8. =
Today the Senate passed the Army
& Navy pay bill, increasing pay to
all commanding officers and first
class enlisted men in the Army, Navy,
Marine Corps and other branches of
service. The bill carries an appro-
priation of $50, 100000. 1t gives Of
flccrs 10h increase in pay, and en-
listed men 209o. Enlisted mems
raise applies, however, to first class
pr;vateS Only.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-02-04
MERMA|DS IN
COMPETITION
F @ R F R III 7
j @ B B { R S
One OF The Attractions
That Go With The Good
Time For $4,000 That Is
Scheduled In San Fran
cisco.
Omitted Press Service)

SAN FRANCISCO, February g.
California mermaids will compete fol
honors in aquatic events today at
Sutro Baths, to be witnessed by thou
sands of delegates attending the
convention of the Western Fruit Job
bers here.
There will be 1O0-yard and So
yard races for girls. Similar races
and diving exhibitions for men also
are on the program.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-02-04

At noon today, at the Nogales Cafe,
the regular luncheon of the Nogales
Young Business Mems Association
will be held. In absence of both the
president and first vice president,
second vice president DR.. M. A. Wuer-
schmidt will preside. Doctor Wuer-
schmidt is one of the real men of the
tirIe, fitted to grace any place or any
occasion.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-02-04
COMMISSION
IS PROPOSED
TO CONSIDER
The DEMANDS
Railway Director Hines
Suggests To Railway
Union Men A Way Out
From The Wages Diff
ficulty.
UNITED Press Service)

WASHINGTON, February 8. -
Today Railway Director Hines laid
before representatives of the various
railway employees unions final an
swer to their demand for higher
wages.
The text of Mr.. Hines answer is
not disclosed, but it is understood to
have suggested a plan for establish
ment if a commission similar to the
coal commission instituted to con-
slider and settle demands of coal
miners for increases of wages.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-02-04

As presented in another column
the drive for new membership
in the Business Mems AS
sociation is producing great
results. The high water mark
is placed at 200, and under the
active work doing by the committee
having it in hand there is no doubt
that it will be attained.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-02-04

Catholic and Protestants churches
everywhere are rallying to the sup
port of the Near East Relief. It
has the backing of all denominations,
all races all classes.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1920-02-04

Mr.. David S. Pierce is recent ar
rival from Bisbee. Mr.. Pierce is a
expert printer, and an acquisition to
the force in "Ths Oasis" office.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-16

SLAUGHTER PRICES ON SILK SHIRTS
SLAUGHTER PRICES ON UNDERWEAR
SLAUGHTER PRICES ON OVERALLS
SLAUGHTER PRICES ON WORK PANTS
SLAUGHTER PRICES ON HATS
SLAUGHTER PRICES ON SUITS
We would advise you to take advantage of
will move the goods rapidly. Value or cost
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-16
UNDERWEAR
OVERCOATS

OVEKOOAl ID
One lot Of Mems Fancy Overcoats. actually
worth $50; made of all GIG Or
wool material Sale price - : O'o0
Handsome Kersey Ovcrcoats. Scotch cheviots.
Garments that are the latest models Of
fashion They were bought to sell 1907
more than we have specially priced them
during this sale. Worth up 500 az
to $45. Now selling at ~ <a - 'oO
Young Mems Overcoats in the prevailing style
and Of the very best grades. such as you
would pay $50 to SIS for. G % E0
Now selling for $500 and V@o0O0
Fur Collars to match your e1H or
coat. attached free of charge ~ = ~
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-16
MEMS HATS

This department offers you wonderful selec-
tion of all newest styles, made especially for
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-09
l||O0L repairs
E|ALL FOR TOTAL
ii !ss,4os, SAID
Teachers Salary Question
Before Board Tonight,

Repairs to,aliins $50. .to9N viii be
pecesssry 10 put public school buildings
N q prtsentnhie and sanitary condition,
according 10 an snilm,t- made by X u.
Crawford. Superintendent ~ buildings,
who will present tho estimate 10 tho
hoard Of education tonight
me rspsirs consist ~ plaSterins
tlsok hoe rds, windows. rsdistorr. re-
d~lDsa ton, alter tons and ins,n iia'ion
~ Hsw NeIlers The hoIls~ at tho Emer'
con school Rave been IN use since 1885,
nuiLlrsv and the amount suggested
for rspsirA ~ each follow Bryant
Ssis; Columbus. 1854. Cuis.rtson. ~, -
vi. fdsm.re. llss. Emerson. US %.
1.sSers Field ii.iil Franklin '?eil 80;
CssfisId,. is.sss Harmony. 10 Haw'
tberns, ti,15s: Irving :: 900 Jefferson,
Ceth, (,.sco; Lirvood. tssi; Ionsisllov.
~. Lowell, t',sss: McK Kinley,. ,u.s''
Putnam HEIGHTS, - 400 Riverside y
1si; lockwood, 1925. Shields Heirhts'
oasa, Walnut Grove, f2Ic. Washing
{on, u sss weHtw GOD. f.nss. Wheeler.
o3.sfs whittier '..9n.. Whbrd, N.N3,
and Wilson. Nobo.
A teachers salary schedule for NEXT
.esr will he decided upon Nondsy night.
The board viii adopt y schedule formed
of q combination ~ 'hr-. schedules
Vhirh have been submitted by the
tsachsrs association J. A. whiteford.
SUPERINTENDENT of schools, and q ..
Woodworih. president Of the hoard of
education. Members ~ the hoard are
snid 20 favor an average Increase o'
u percent
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-09
LABOR ISSUES
CALL TO Unite
FOR CAMPAIGN
Official Declaration Of Prin-
cipIes Prepared,

WASHINGTON FEB 2 Organised
labors pronunciamcntp 81 ~ entry into
politics. n call 10 "nll loyots ~ freedom
10 marshal their forces IN defense ~
their rights and ideals and 10 all tgadu
rnionis,s and their friends TO unite In
defeating those seeking office who are
hostile ar Indifferent, 10 the rights of
labor, today was being sent broadcast
over the country
The declaration. issued officially by
tho American Fedcration ~ Labor. after
feejfing what II termed vain efforts TO
secure remedial and constructive les
ismtlon for the interest and welfare N
tho tollefs. drnoun, ID congress for lts
failure To- do its duty and Its repr-r-
sion Of labor
"Scornsd by congress, and ridiculed
hy many moub,rs of both houses" tho
announc em.nt said, The labor move
ment finds u necessary Ia vigorously
apply Its long and wsll--sis blish-d non.
PARTISAN political policy The fedora
ilon announces us determination 20 APP
nv every legitimate means and ar W
the poW,r ~ ltr command to accomplish
the defeat " hbofs enemies who as
uire for public office whether they ir
candidates Tor president. for congress,
for state Legislators or any other office"
The appointment ef b national non
partisan political committee which will
robilise the trade uptonisls' movement
WIS announced and the campaIfn will
be started Immediately. The work will
begin Ia the primaries and wiu b. car
rlcd through 10 the general elections
Each asplrant for office. the announce
mcnt said. will have his record AN
| alyEed" and those regarded ~ favorable
| 10 labor will he supported regardless of
party affiliations while those antagon-
/ a. ~ iakS NJ ~ -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-09
WADSWOR1h BILL
IS DENOUNCED BY
GUARD OFFICER
Telegram Sent to McClintic
on Army Measure, q

Condemnation ot tho adsworih army
reorssnlsat ton BIZ a. n measure calcu-
lated to nulllfy the militia PROVISIONS
4 the national constitution and state
laws wHs Incorporated In a t.lnsvam
sent Monday morning to Congressman
J. {, Mcclintics by Charles y. barrett.
adJutant general
The telegram denounces the bin -
an effort 10 hstray the nstional rusfN
INTO the hands Of the general staff and
provide for compulsory military train
Ing In peace times 7, insists that The
hul contains hooks 10 catch the offi.
Ger olAss of the American legion. coi.
lesss and other organizations
The bili 10 nov said to have been re-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-09
ten THOUSAND
Will CONE 70
SEE PEnSnlNe
tcontlnusd from pses ~

n,.rre n, noon. at which time Mayor
Walton will present 20 the general the
solid gold key Ms a eitt from the city.
I'ershlng and his staff Will lead the
tig parade which begins At ! o'clock
and will match through the downtown
streets and out 10 the capitol. Hun
drecs Of former service men are 10 be
IN tho parade.
At $3.50. following the arrival OF the
distinguished visitor and his stat. AT
the capitol. another reception ny state
officials is TO be rendered him. The
principal address Of tho day will he
given Mt this event. This reception will
be held In tha Hucklns hotel II tie
weather IN bad.
Following q private dinner of Persh-
Ing and his staff tn the Huckins hotel,
the bis event begins at tho fair grounds
auditorium at 4 O'Clock when the Ameri-
can ieEion's entertainment begins.
Twelve or 6tsw.
Neither Governor UroJEh ~ Arkar' :
sas nor Governor rhoup OF Colorado
Nili be able 10 attend the celcbrs ton:
Little Dorothy Adrian. the s.year-old
Aula dancer. wko vill entertain the
Saimoae visitor. y said TO utilize On
VGiy ukeiee" and 10 out Hula" any
Hswaiisn that ever lived. She has hseh
d vaudeville for three years and has
1oeoofy played IN q movie cVmpahy on
che Pacific coast. Shc was one Of the
blg attractions during the recent bank
efS' convention In the city.
General Perrhihs's staff, which VIII
accompany him here Tuesday. numbers
0relve, and II largely the same stair
which Ia had In France. on t>Lre
Nrigadier Gen Fox Conncr, chlet Of
0tHN. u. y. NJ. a eradicate of the STAFF
collage and a member Of the army zen
efai stNff. and Briasdier Gen. George
van Horn Mo.eley. n. 4, NJ. general
staff, and an honor graduate OF the
army school q, the line. Other msmbe n
sfs Lieut.. Col. Edward Rodwick H.. A
y. C.; Mai H. II. Williams. Col, J. @
Qiekemeyer Mai Mailn Crs's. q
Nesrs Hall ir. Of the army genera
staff. \. u G.; ''o' ,irnry Re.uwkes
Capt, J r. Schneider, Lieut.. Col " II
n. imrwtli and John Anderson, sccre-
tsry TO General pershing.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-09
OKLAHOMA CITY TIMES. MONDAY. FEBRUARY .. 1890

posts1 20 tks senate by the comsnittsA
va,tsvlRG b tke gtslsgrsm.
The Wsdswovth army reoresnisA-
tion bin practically destroys the pa-
tionAl guard. nulllhss tho militia pro-
visions of tho national constitution sad
tho constitutions Of the several states.
u ptsssNts the most dangerous and
fsr-Teachiny attempt 20 establish . cen
trsliss1 federal military drspotism evss
conceived In . republic. i's provisions
feV compulsory military training only
thinly dteguIsss It's ccrtain effect. com
pslssry nlliissy tr~inins. In time Of
'TNs ~ snhins ~ nuuAss q
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-09

Tho hsssias situation 10 dvssl Hvse-
tain vouM No simplsr n n we're noi IT,
the prejudice against wooden housss"
just nov the Newspapers srs sdaeatiNe
tho people to tho fact that "mofe theN
bai' the population of America nv~s ID
Wooden houses which are found 10 %
qu,,e tomfostah hir" To the Briilshse
u house 10 not q houS~ unless u ~ o.
brick or stone. ---f)earhorn independent
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-09
Hotel Managers
Aro Warned

s,a sentences for hotel and rcom'ns
Osusa keepers who try to get rich by
lrcra sing their rates during the visit
al t;ei .rai pershinx In Oklahoma city
wsrr "yromisod' M0ntay by Mayor
Walton. y
"The city II going ~ be crowded
end II may be hard n get rooms but
Ne are going To zee Ia n that profit
GseIng along room rent lines Ia not
started" the mayor said
The city hall will be closed Tuesday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-09

r q. Mcdowell. 20. Frederick. and
Reba Brushs. 10. Strong City.
i..o,is ronr. ~. and Helen Jenkins.
IA, both Of Smithville.
Ben Smith. -, and MnrGaret Doug.
las, %. both OF Fort Worth, Texas,
Mrs. Gertrude Anderson.
The body OF Mrs Gertrude Anderson.
u years old. OF Gushing. who died In
a city hospital Sunday. was ssnt "a
Cushing today. for funeral services and
hurlal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-09

Funeral services for Miss Dor
oihy Seton. Oklahoma Guys first
nurse to enter war service. who
died sunday morning ffuu pncumor
MIA after three days i.inoss. viii
he held At Guthrie Tuesday MON.
ing at 10 o'clnrS pending the arrival
II her brother. c. II. Seton from
shelby. ohio.
Misa Seton left with tho Chioa-
20 surgical unit In 1918 and after
service for some time Win the
British army she entered the ser'.
too with the A T.. y. and nurred
In many OF the hospitals Ia France.
she WAC discharged on March le
1912, aud resumed Work ny n pti-
Vate nurse In June.
shs has 1ecn living st i2l West
Ninth street slnss her return TO Oh
lahOma city.
Guthrie Is the home of MF Ss-
tons parents
IN honor Of General rcrshinr md n
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-09
AIrpiscs Engine Crippled.

KHARTOrM. Eastern Sudan. feb. ,,
Tho Iirplsne owned by the London
Times. which 10 attempting the Cniro.
to.Capctown night. arrived hero last
evening with three cylinders In bad
condition.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-09
Ts Drive Out Malaria

To Drive Out Malaria
And Bulld Up the system
Taxa the Old Standard GROVES
TAsrII.Ess chin TONIC. You know
what you arc taking ~ 'hs formula
IL printed on every label showing Il IL
Quinine and Iron In ts.teless form The
lluinins drives ou, tho malaria, the
lFVo builds up the system. 70 cents
tAdy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-09

and a. q Preventative, take L.ANA-
TIVE BROMO QulNiSE Tablets Look
for 4 ". GROVES signature on the
hos. zoe tAdvb
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-09

A single oak Of fair proportions WI
M ia tons of water during IL IeAfy
months --Dearbon lndspendsaI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-09

LONDON. Feb, s-Ths South Art
can sirplane which left here last week
for cspe'oen. has reached sollum.
North Africa.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-09
WILSON DOESN'T
0PP0SE Foo0g
Army TRAINING
icon,Inusd from esas onsl

tionni interest. quite apart from purely
military considerations a moderate and
carefully conducted course ~ univer-
sal training may have tho highest poe
sihls advantages. In our discussion OF
I'M. subject. you VIII recall | gave my
approval In principle TO the very mod.
crate trAinin. project suggested by tho
general staff and | would he very glad
10 have YOU conway 10 appropriate
members ot the house who VIII attend
the conference. my strong feeling
eRainst action by tho caucus which viii
tend to interpose an arbitrary PARTY de-
termination to the consideration which
this subject should receive from the
hest thouGht OF the members OF the
house, considsvlns alike the national
emergencies which may confront us
and the great disciplinary and other
advantages which snch system piatu'y
promises for the young men Of the
country
. Cordially and sincerely yours
(signed) "WOoDRow WILSON"
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Fen. s~-rhs
American Legion viii back univsrsal
military training. This wss decided ~
n conference At national headquarters
here today of state executives OF tho
legion with Franklin D'Olier, national
commander Thirtyf've representa- :
tlves OF the state organizations attend =
ed tho conference
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-09

70 Nss, . Couch
TAKE HAYES HEALING HONEY. isa
(AdvJ
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-09

In honor OF General rcrshinr md the
city commissioners Will r'd, IN the
parade.
Evening journal., 1920-03-27

Dwellings and Business
Properties For Sale
WEST SEVENTEENTH STREET N THE 100 BLocK-Tvos,ory
brick dwelling bath equipped with shower pOrches
and dlnngrOoms stationary tubs basement Possession be
enPN AVENUE IN THE 900 BLOCK -Tsooy brick 9 rooms
and bath, porch heat Lot i7i5o Possession Immediately
WEST SIXTH STREET N THE 200 BLocK-Two-stOry brick
rooms and bath hot air heater Lot 6H On account Of the close
kind Of mercantile business, be bought cheaDy
~ THE NORTHWESTERN SECTION oFyTHE CrY-closo 70 the
ing attached containing Stories heat
uny good paying oheapis. ~ 'y''
gRooME STREET BETWEEN FOURTH AND EIGHTH one Of the
hot waer Re on plot SoSS0 with ample space for several garages
Possession June 2
WEST NINETEENTH STREET NJ THE 100 BLocK-TwO stories.
gas electric lighting square house lot 2izs5
Possession at once
CEDAR m STREET Try. N TIL THE 1880 1890 Bo.Io @ brick dwelling
WEST EIGHTEENTH STREET IN THE 100 BLocK-Threestory.
and BATH porch hl cement cellar and electric lighting
WEST TvENrYsEcoND STREET m THE 800 BLocKrgo and
S b Ss Ss,s d os%n 6s % an and .D5 6 s g Ps Ps a
& % banaoms % neIns % an9 I % - csDSS5 s @ pss5ent ssoo5
with ample space for garage Possession 80 days
JACKSON STREET, IN THE 200 BLOCK Threestory brick dwell
and bath porch hot air heater cement cellar and
chase price Possession 60 days
WEST NINTH STREET IN THE coo BLocK-Three-story brok
dwelling with store front and garages in rear This Is good resi-
so@e returns Possession 60 days
TwENTY-FIFTH STREET JUST EAST OF AlARRET-Tyostory
brick dwelling and bath, porch, heat Possession
%
TATNALL STREET, THE 1900 BLocKThree brick dwell
and BATH porch hot heater electric lighting
throughout Lot 2Oxp0 Possession 80 days.
NORTH FRANKLIN STREET. BLocR-Two
haf-story dwelling, porch,
cement cellar Possession 30 days.
NORTH LINCOLN STREET IN THE 200 BLooK-Two-story
dwelling and BATH porch hot air heater Possession 60 days
EAST EIGHTH STREET IN THE 100 BLoCK-fhree stores
electricity Lot 50x7S.
good investment close TO Market street
oItPN AVENUE. 1900 BLocK-Two-story dwelling
rooms bath porch Possession 60 days
TATNAIL STREET. IN THE 1900 BLoCK-Two-sory brick
and bath, porch. heat Possession Immediately
EAST SIDE OF NORTH FRANKLIN STREET BLOCK
To-sory dwelling BATH Possession
EAST SEVENTEENTH ST. IN THE BLoCK-Two-story brick
dwelling BATH hot air heat porch Possession 60
CLAYTON ST. BETWEEN LANCASTER AVE. AND SECOND ST.
handsome. dwellings,
bath and electric lighting throughout
June 25.
Main Floor john G@vaG@s len'h and
Fou Dug Real Estate Broker P'e{SN
Phone 1852. Insurance in all its branches.
TRAVELLERS CHECKS
DRAFTS AND MONEY ORDERS TO ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
Evening journal., 1920-03-27

10Th ST, NEAR WEST ST.
rooms, bath, porch, h. w.
heat; 5000.
Evening journal., 1920-03-27
FOR SALE.
ELAnIURST.
Bungalow

Hot water heat Z rooms, bath. 2
porches. garage, at Oak Grove. New
Price $500 Inspection by appointment
only
Evening journal., 1920-03-27

GILPN AVENUE, IN THE BIoCK-Twoory brick rooms
and BATH porch, heat Lot i7xi5O Possession Immediately
Evening journal., 1920-03-27

WEST SIXTH STREET. IN THE 200 BLOCK-Twosory brick.
and bh heater Lot 6S account OF the close
proximity Market desirable site
kind OF mercantile business, be bought cheapy
Evening journal., 1920-03-27

WEST EIGHTEENTH STREET IN THE BLoCK-Three-st
BATH heat cellar electric lighting
Possession June %
Evening journal., 1920-03-27
nrAL rsr,rll-rOn sAIE.
FROM $1,000
UPWARDS
MANY OTHERS ON LIST AT
THIS OFFICE.

$500 BLocK-w. 18TH ST
S rooms, bath, porch, heat. lot
3ixii2; $1,000
Evening journal., 1920-03-27
Dwellings and Business
ppm4nerNHee Fm5p Sale

WEST SEVENTEENTH STREET 100 BLOCK-Twostory
brick dwelling and BATH equipped with shower; porche
hot heat cellar lot 32x9i; hardwood floors living
and dinngrooms stationary tubs in basement Possession be
had Immediately
Evening journal., 1920-03-27
YOU BE THE JUDGE
The 'watchword" which
SERVICE TO CUSTOMERS

The '"'a sffvfeh % TA ro SS5 cas4cna f95s Ssgs'' created
FOR SALE
hs Ss55i S' bes s'is & gas H. wired for electric laundry
s 's s baS Il % H. ' aas @ Sp 's 9sd :'Ssa Ss good neigh
SSs.Tos stos r ss'. hsss A Price right
West lits aieB iaandPS IT, porchi
ws. i9i1 sts laundry pantry sewing ROOM
Madison % 51 s,s 8 g. @ s ss sa @ @ Pofss 5 @ ss 3 Investment
E;.i Wet fis a s ST 1s E s' rSs Ss SsmJSs SS9 gs' with
wsss siio gas Bais @ % H. S sSrSss room, an. location for
wssSlg9a s nice porehi price right
%s, Third TTRi5d So B. gas Ssisi easy terms
South South PGSSP u ST. 8 ss. 'i' 7 ban III 'front.' r SJ2sS
r. gas s oi' BATHS 9'a n ts foon room @ DPSf
v.., ,nsar,s ar,a S9 S9oH for & ave ga garages, ggss,,
S NSEh sR SS $ Na5S Is sa & Is'i @ A NJ for
%I s @ sse be bought
Rssd e stS & roo@s S%s ana ss' sss electric o nice front porch
Small house on Eighth Is-soN
@ sut sRS SssSn St. o l. gas gas @ bath p. u R'ssssS a at once
Over bridge. Madison ST. p2u1sySaP M siP ssf@ISS & s lots included .. reason
West electric, II,
Franklin st@io % square plan n trim
West plan porehss
electric A splendid condition
M9p ST. "A = sa a ana ana ef etT p ha 6 % ss ss % bargain
JEFFERSON ST. RI PLAN ggy location cannot be boat
ss. Esss @ fsS 81 gas heater heater Pss's' So1S .l4s. @ S sssn
r. b. G kirkwod tThe properties be
Spruce si iso bioef-s % q Ss oSs 90 al convcnlence
electric Po bargain ssTgan ana M
price is ys1y s9' pleasing % % R stofs PSoPe. IN al SECTIONS tSs 5
YOURS FOR SQUARE DEAL
j. w. EAEMIL TON
MORTGAGES
Evening journal., 1920-03-27

IN THE NORTHWESTERN SECTION OFTHE CITY-cose to
B. and o. station odesabshed restaurant business with dwell
attached containing Stories bath, heat
cellar. 25x5 60 days. Excellent
tuny to obtain good paying business cheaply.
Evening journal., 1920-03-27

BRoOME STREET, BETWEEN FOURTH AND EGITH-One Of the
residences section three stories "a rooms BATH porch,
heat 502O with ample
Possession June
Evening journal., 1920-03-27
REAL Esr,rE-ron SALE
FOR SALE
ATTRACTIVE OFFERINGS

7rH ST, NEAR MADISON.
5 rooms and bath: garages;
renting for $50; entire, $1,000.