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The Washington herald., 1922-07-04
LOVE LETTERS.
Those who Don't Forget.

Dear: You have been dead four
years today and l have not forgot
ten. The awful shock and the bit
ter, lonely months have left traces
on my heart that can never be
erased-and 1 am only 22.
They opposed our marriage so
strongly. and 1t only made us more
determined, and now 1 am glad We
were. At least we were man and
wife, though it was for so short
a time. My heart was broken the
day you left me, and yet l smiled
and waved goodbye as gayly as
any in the throng. But oh-the
black shadow that settled over me
after you were gone.
The night of the last armistice
dance l stood behind some tall
palms. On the other side stood
Bob and Jack. Peter and Ted. all
your old crowd, and they We're talk
ing about you-how they missed
you. and how you would have en-
joyed being there. you who loved
life so. l couldn't bear il. / wen,
out to dad and begged him to take
me home. He was disappointed.
knew he hoped 1 was beginning to
forget.
When we got home I slipped out
20 the little summer house and laid
my cheek against the rosebush that
climbs over it, remembering how my
hair had caught In the thorns that
night and how you kissed me while
the rosebush held ME prisoner. Poor
little rosebush-now so bare and
lonely-and poor me. Only in spring
the leaves and buds will come back
70 the bush, but you will never
come back to me.
They brought back your body and
II was buried with military honors.
That was another horrible ordeal
1 stood rigid through il all, with
dads tender arm about me, and
stared with unseeing eyes while the
chaplain eulogiZed and the bugler
sounded taps and they-fred the vol
ley over your grave. ] stood quiet
ly enough till l heard the cruel dirt
crashing down on you. then with a
little moan i slid unconscious AT
dads feet. He carried me to the
car and all the way home he talked
brokenly to me, telling ME that it
wasn't you they were covering with
dirt. it was only your body; that
You were happy and where you
were there was no death. Poor
dad-telling me to be brave and all
the while tears fell unheeded down
his cheeks.
omehow, tonight, dear, I feel so
near to you-and once downstairs I
turned quickly and looked over my
shoulder. l thought l heard you
laugh-but of course 1t was imag
ination-or was it. dear? Were you
there trying to make me know?
l should hate to leave dad. ! am
all he has now since Dick went
west. I like to. imagine you two
as Chums there wherever you are.
but / can't be apart from you much
longer. Only wait for me, dear,
and I'll come. SYLVIA.
The Washington herald., 1922-07-04

You think he shows proper respect
to me? WORRIED.
I would not make any issue of the
telephone calls, dear. You have the
privilege of turning down any in
vitation that is not welcome, you
know
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wanted BY the Constable.

Several years ago, when ! was
quite-a young girl, at my mothers
home in the country one evening
we saw the township constable
coming up our lane. My two sis
ters began to get excited for fear
my younger grother had been into
some mischief, but / was quite calm
and felt impatient with them and
told them to just wait till they had
something to worry over.
My older brother talked to him
awhile and then came to the
kitchen door and told me was the
one VINO was wanted.
The constable was q bashful
young man. but managed to ask to
take me to an entertainment at
our church. l refused as politely
as I could, but being bashful my
self don't know who was the more
embarrassed. J. B.
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6mba11aSilzgytf0,neyMy

fed from the office. The doctor
never got through teasing me about
il. NJ. B.
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selfish and Unreasonable.

Dear Miss Blake: I have been go
ing with a young fellow for about
six months. He has been nice TO
me until lately since he takes more
interest in poolrooms than in me-
Still he doesn't want me to go with
other fellows. and ! know he goes
with other girls. Do you think /
should still bother with him?
BLUE EYES.
With a pair of good blue eyes you
ought to draw unto yourself a nicer
companionship than this young man
shall ever offer. He. is selfish and
unreasonable il he prefers pool
rooms.
The Washington herald., 1922-07-04
His Day on.

1t was at church on a warm SUM-
day morning. The sermon was to
be preached by a minister from out
of town. Our regular minister in
troduced the speaker and seated
himself behind the pulpit. When
the sermon was ended the speaker
asked that our regular pastor give
the benediction. He was sound
asleep In view of the whole con-
gregation. n. 8
The Washington herald., 1922-07-04
wide Of the Marx.

Last week we were invited to a
friends home for dinner.
They had a lovely silver service
on the table and. as~we sat down,
my small son. who had never seen
one before, called to me. %. mother,
we're going to eat OF tin plates!
Isn't that jolly? Just like being at
a picnic" J. A. p.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-04
PRETTY WIFE is MISSING
Fha''es CrowI BIames Jealou,
Woman Tor Breaking Up Family

laries Cr"WI. a garage owner at
n'T..s"cond aud Vino Aircnts has re-
|"''a I" the r"lirr thar his wIfc.
'ina, disappeared September ~. taL
nl WIN her their son. churIcs. .Ir..
|So ana half y"ars old. Crowl blame.
w "Sappraran"" on a woman who, hc
F'. was jealous Of the attentions paii
|" N~; CrowI by Il man at Atlantic
"! me woman took several sna,,-
%s OF Mrs. 'rowl and tho man and
'r ,r sent copies to Crowl
'uN poIlr" w"rc told thai Mrs. Grow.
|% sumner, mad" tho scouaiutanrr Of
y? Hc'sI"r, an Atlantic civ conr"?r.
n,o son' III" a"0naln,anH" dcyrtnped
',T ", III ln'ntuarion. tr"wl a,,criod
Inc missing woman is urc,tv blonde
D., m" OoEb'd hair. Sh" weigh, about
h,n'.F,thr"" h., pound, and !, five fccr
1.,s o, inches tall. She is twcntv.two
LS. Iars Old and Wa married TO Mr.. CrnwI
WV" sixteen wears old.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-04
HOBBeD BY FAKE POLICE
's"ark storckeeper Forced to oper
aafe and Is Handcuffed

Ir%Na,N' r',N' v D.. O':. t.--,Hy \. ~
t., G,'nS inS u policemen vino .nd come
uo 1sr>''Ta'" his dishonest earning. %
|moo "SN rI0 compelled Vim, on, A,,iomo TO
knd ,,,o. ,,o S.orH >"ll" carly ,hi, morning
EIGC" C"'5er ~ nano"utiing him. carried away
|l,oN,r :" iN'""llcan money and $500 in
bloct." ,', .'r'' Ali"r chase of three
MAS c,n,p nn$epn tl"j"rrc, Of Now York,
|cne of f"t Nv LuF"0, identified by Aylirma os
Ascor,IT"n II" !n'rId"rs and locked M.
| ho mon s ' I" ;\vti"ma'S story. ono of
both "'um wa. showed badge and ,oII him
kpon0JT Tttc policemen. After Ayricm.
|, IN ,L";n' M '"c safe, 'hoy stuffed ,hn Inonc'
him. hn, pockets and then hnndruhcd
|ran money Avricmo sh"u,nL y" MI T,T' n".,S .
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-04

w,, convicted last U's"' VI
William N
Niueola. \. y" W.T. ., ,,.r
|easy. convicted 'aS' n's"' W ,...1.,,.,.
|. II Miss Edith I.aNoE' ''e'p'''
\ .,,ohor ,wokc in his cell tohnN
noO' ""N 49, ,icht and said hc felt
|ftrf r'S'',' "'7" ,, ,,,,,.r.
|frc." thanks I" III" '''''''
.,n him last night by his age" 'a'ne'
,.1 oor,o from Kentucky TO be- -
no VA" w.,
h. side ol MS S'"' ,
When Greasy hroN" h'"" Wv" '.''
hi, ce,l aflcr the verdict. hls father
\ w., .l,, an tbc srou,dcr ami said
|r ,,tu ",m ,m I,d # you have TO 60 81
bH'e "f' 49, 49,. l,i,o =, ,,,,
b. NI""'rI' Z ""''
Greasy was found snl''E OF ''"'''''
III. first d,crcc late last night by 'h'
.t,on ,ho, had dcliborutcd .ur tA,
" "'''' ~, ,.,,
|plrs and 'h'r'\'"'' '''"''
Al day lon- inc court ro'Il ana wv
o,,lor, were crowded with men and
Tho ,rowd bccama so great TO.
0n'n' ! Nv y v"' -, .', ,.,,.
ard evening Wh'i' '"o lul' WV o'''s
barred by Judge Lewis J.. Sm"h that
/, noIice had difficulty in controlling It.
II nt,ri,e this there was no demonstia.
=. rbsn tho foreman rrono,nreH tho
|nm,' findings. Even Greasy ,howcd
h change Of d"mcanor. Throughout
4, 5,r h was pale and rorvous.
A. the Jurors flcd into ,hr room he
|Etd At ,hcm rs though 30 read his
be in their faces. What he saw vas
NJ rejected on his own features. lte
k,,M A, the foreman steadily when tho
Edirt was rronouncnd IL did not
hen glance n, his father. who sat ncar
ijiv crpasimg his hat. Tho elder
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-04

organization Of a governmental com.
mission TO restrict the liquor traffic.
The commission will yet up a nation.
wide machine With sub committees in
every district having powers TO grant
or cancel licenses. The scheme is under
the genercl direction OF the Ministry
Of Health.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-04
NUS '3,00o.VoLT WIRE
seriously Hurt When
n. '"ro"n From scaffoId

|Rulp' p'1r'"hn,' or WI, Pa. Oct. t.--Lcroy
NIeiropoI,.umm' um'' town, employed by thc
Working "n Electric Company. whiIr
bar ao "' in eighty Zoo, noIr ,,,rr,';~" wI'"
charged '"'n" "',,r IN contact with W,rrS
THROWN fmnn l',0on volt, IIc nos
|snd rron,' ''"I. y, " ,aflold 10 aun,hcr ~ % IT,,
to ,ho h'1a u. lN'N To another Imc nnJ ~ ,,a, T',a
|scrlm,ss s"n"r"I irI a fracture Of ,bc him. .,,,
|litiou is internal i injuries and hi. bis .n" """
plhl. Blood ,m at IT," Reading Hos.
- means transmission is considered
lIslssiher and W =" saving his life. Ills
|psl'e for -" such ~. Worker n offered ,hcm.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-04
POLES ADOPT DRY MEASURE

Organize Government Commission
to Restrict Liquor Traffic
Warsaw. Oct. i.--Poland took II new
step toward prohibition yesterday by tho
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-16
NOTICE OF SALE OF LANDS UNDER
EXECUTION

Notice Is hereby given that In pur.
Suancc of a writ OF execution issued out
OF the clerks office OF the District Court
OF Garter County, state OF Oklahoma.
on the 18th day " February. 1922. In
an action therein Citizens Trust Com
pany was plaintiff and Harvey Crude
OH Company, j. $. Mullen. j. q. Good
man were defendants. commanding me
To levy upon property belonging to said
defendants, j. :. Mullen and ]. q.
Goodman sufficient to satisfy judy
ment rendered IN said action In favor
OF the Citizen's Trust Company against
said Harvey Crude oil Company. ]. \.
Mullen and j. @. Goodman. for the sum
OF Sli,ia0.da, with s2i.sO costs. with in
tercst from the 2ith day OF September
1921. | have levied upon certain lands
and tenements belonging TO the said
\. :. Mullen, not exempt from sale un.
der execution, for want Of goods and
chattels. Of the said J. 5. Mullen. to.
wit.
s,s OF Section Z. NV. Nw.: M
SWn NMt, Eis NWa. W. NE. I,
SEh, NEA: W. MEN Nlsi,. and NEi.
SWi, OF Section rs. Township Z South
Range West and have caused said
lands and tenements to be appraised
according to law at ----.--,...-.
that In pursuance of the commands
of said writ I will offer for sale aud
sell tn the highest and best bidder said
lands and tenements or so much there
VI ~ viii satisfy said judgment and
costs ON the 10th day ~ March 1879,
at 10 o'clock a. m. at tile front doof
nf the courthouse IN the city of Ard.
more Oklahoma. In said county and
state
Witness my hand this 10th day Of
February. 1929.
E. e. LONDON sheriff
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-16
REAL ESTATE
WANT A HOMIE?

Neat six room brick bunga-
low, east front, within four
blocks from Main street south
west. Splendid neighborhood.
One of the best buys on the
market. Price for quick sale,
S7500.00. Part cash will hand
lie.
Neat 5-room bungalow locat-
ed five blocks from Main street,
southwest. In splendid condi-
ton. Price for quick sale $4,000.
Part cash will handle.
Very attractive six room brick
bungalow; swell neighborhood,
southwest; hardwood floors,
French doors, breakfast room,
a real up-to-date home. Price
and location given on appoint
ment.
Very attractive five room
bungalow. A wonderful ar
rangement with fire place,
book cases, French doors, break
fast room, built-in ironing board
and pantry. A place that will
please the most fastidious. If
you want something real up-to-
date let us show you this place.
A good six room home locat-
ed on ID street, southwest.
Close to school and library.
$500 cash will handle.
A nice six room bungalow
located southwest, two blocks
from Third ward school, corner
lot. A splendid buy for $4,000.
Part cash will handle.
A real up-to-date eight room
aeroplane bungalow. Very at
tractive in appearance and
most substantially built. Lo-
Gated on paved street. If you
want a real home, let us show
you this place.
We have some very desirable
building sites both northwest
and southwest. We can make
you a loan to help build if you
are contemplating building.
If it is a home, a loan, insur.
ance or a lot figure with us be.
| fore YOU buy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-16
ATLANTA ON BOOM.

ATLANTA, Ga.-Retail merchants
here and throughout this section have
cleared their shelves of winter gar
ments. largely through cut price sales.
and are confidently expecting the best
demand for spring apparel they have
experienced for years Good-siZed
stocks have been purchased and al.
ready the eastern season is having its
effect on the consumers who are in
the market for spring goods. The
general feeling is one of confidence in
the future. In reality, basic economic
conditions have shown marked inn
provement since the first of the year.
Money is easier and the last of the
old debts are being liquidated.
Approximately S3.000,O00 worth Of
building now in course Of construction
has been given employment to hun
dreds and work on street improve
ments financed by recent bond issue
OF over IS, 600. 600, which are scheduled
TO be started April /, are expected To
take care of all who are willing TO
work
Final plans for the Victory Drive
ofthe Georgia Cotton Growers Coop
erative association. which will be con-
Quoted next week, To sign up the nee
cssary 900 900 bales to make binding
the selling contract. were perfected.
TO date l3O 900 bales have been
oinned I'm
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-16


A resolution adopting plans. specit-
cations and estimates OF costs and de-
clarlng the necessity for the paving oi
street Improvement district No. 90. same
being
seventh avenue. northwest. from the
west line bf q street to the east line OF
n street, and from the west line OF II
street to the east line OF r. street ana
from the west line of Il stree; To the east
line of Wolverton stree. northwest and
all alley crossings and street intersec-
tions thereon. IN the city OF Ardmore'
Oklahoma.
he il resolved by the mayor and board
OF commissioners OF the city OF Ardmore
Oklahoma:
First: That the plans, specifications
and estimates for street Improvement
District No. 80. comprising the streets
and avenues rs set out IN the title OF
this resolution rs prepared and submit
ted by A. u. Payne. city Engineer. are
hereby adopted and approved and order
ed filed In the office OF the city clerk.
Second: That IL Is necessary TO page
seventh avenue. northwest. from the
west line OF n street To the east line OF ~
street, and from tho west line of II
street To the east line of y street. and
from the west line of T. street to the east
line OF Wolvcrton street, northwest and
all alley crossings and street intersections
thereon.
In the City Of Ardmore. Oklahoma. 10
do the necessary grading. to consiruc;
manholes and inlet basins, drain tiles
and curbs therefor.
Third; That this resolution he publish
ed In Daily Ardmorelte. q newspaper Of
general circulation In said city for six
Pcousccutlyc issues.
Fourth. That n the owners OF a ma
| jority la area of the lots. pieces or par
cells of ground liable to taxation or as
sesEment FOR the cost of these Improve
ments shall not within fifteen ub) days
after the last publication. file with the
city clerk, their protest Ia writing,
against such improvements, then the city
Of Ardnore shall cause such improve
ments TO he made and contracted for
as provided In the Revised LAWS oi
Oklahoma. and shall levy assessments and
issue street Improvement bonds for the
payment thereof as provided by law.
Accepted and approved this Sth day
OF March. 1922.
A. EDpLEAfAN.
| (sEAt.) Acting Mayor.
Attest l.. NJ. THURsToN. CITY Clerk.
published In the Daily Ardmoreite.
March 9Th. 10th. 18th. 18th. 18th. and
\ 18TH, 1921
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-16
NOTICE or sHERIFTs SALE

In the District Court for Carter
county, State of Oklahoma.
Cornwell & Chowning Lumber Co..
a corporation. plaintiff. IS. r. w.
Miller. defendant. No. Sl56.
Notice is hereby given that under
and by virtue of an order OF sale is
sued to me out Of the District Court
of Carter county. Oklahoma, VIII
on the llth day Of March, 1922. at ,
o'clocl, p M, of said day. at the
front door OF the courthouse In Ard
more. Oklahoma. offer at sheriff
sale. to the highest and best bidder
for cash in hand, with appraiscment'
the following described property. To-
witt
Lot Nine In Block Ninetyeisht IN
Ardmore, oklahoma. subject TO a prior
mortgage TO the Peoples Building and
Loan Association for the principa'
sum Of $500.
The above described property Is sold
as the property OF defendant, r. W.
Miller, and is directed by said order
OF sale 10 be sold as upon execution
with appraisement according to law,
TO satisfy Judgment in favor OF
plaintiff for s55l.O7. together with in
terest from the 9th day Of May, 1921
at . per cent per annum and all costs
L. c. LONDON, Sheriff
Bv DAVE WRIGHT.
Deputy.
(Published In the Daily Ardmore'
tie. February ., l6, 80; March ., 81
tpally, 9Th and i6thD
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-16
RECOVERY At ST. LOUIS.

ST. l.OUIS-There is no question
that business has hit It's stride toward
recovery i'm all sections OF the South
east and Southwest. merchants. at
though still buying conscrvatively. are
puhsing goods vigorously and prepar'
ing for heavy business. There has
been vigorous revival of construction
in the smaller towns and In the rural
districts. Costs have been llQuidated
and adjusted in the smaller towns, al
though the building trades In the iarg'
er cities still are resisting wage re-
ductions. This activity has invigorated
manufacture Of paints, glass. lumber
and hardware.
Manufacturers. as q rule, are storing
a heavy tonnage OF coal. The heavy
freight movement on the railroads indl'
Gates large shipments OF coal to the
West and Northwest. Workers In the
different mining towns In Illinois are
voting for a strike. although they have
no reserve fund and virtually have eX
haustcd credit for living expenses.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-16
UNDER EXECUTION

Notice IN hereby given that IN pur-
suance of n writ OF execution issued out
OF the office OF the clerk OF the District
Court of Carter county oklnhom0, ON
the 18th day OF February, I'VE, IN an
action wherein the Citizens Trust com
pany was plaintiff and Harvey Crude
OH Company. j. ). Mullen and J. J'
Eavcs were defendants, commanding me
to levy upon property belonging to said
defendants. Harvey Crude oil. Company
i. ). Mullen and j. j, taves. sutticient
to satisfy Judgment rendered IN salu
action In favor OF the citizens Trust
Company for the sum OF Sil.ia063 win
with SEQ 60 costs. and with interest nj
per cent from the 31th day OF
September, 1921. I have levied upon GER
tain lands and tenments belonging to y,
:. Mullen not exempt from sale under
execution. FOR want of goods and chat
tells OF the said ]. $. Mullen, to-wit:
The NJ SEA SWh; SE.A SE. NWt,
E,s Er Swh, w. SEA NJ SEs
Sish: Sh NEs SFh NEh SEi, SEs,
section ~. M SWh; sen SWh 81
swH swH; Wa NwA sen; NEs
NwG SEA NV, NEs SEN; sws
sEh NEh: Sh sWh NE., Section
90 township South. Range West,
and swi. Nwb SEN, EN SEN sen
swg SEs SEA- section 30. En MEN
SWL MEN. So Nws MEN and NEe
NWa MEN of Section 81. Township
south. Range West situated In Car.
ter county, oklahoma, and have caused
said lands nnd tenements To be APP
praised, according To law. at s-------.--.
Now. therefore. notice " hereby glen
that IN prsuhnce of the commands Of
sald writ. | will offer for sale, for cash,
tn the highest bidder, snid lands aud
tenements. or 81 much thereof as will
satisfy said Judgment. interest and
coats. on the sOth day OF March. 1922.
at 10 o'clock q. m. of said day. at the
front door VI the courthouse In the city
~ Arimore. carter county. oklahoma,
Witness my hand this 18th day OF
February. 1899
n c. LONDON. Sheriff.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-16
RESOLUTION NO. ff0

A resolution adopting plans. specifica-
lions and estimates Of costs, and declar-
ing the necessity foi the paving OF street
Improvement District No. 5S same being.
Third avenue northwest from the west
line of II street to the east line Of g
street. and from the west line of
street to the east line Of y street and
from the west line OF u street TO the
east line OF y street and from the west
line Of II street to the east line OF r
street, and all alley crossings and street
intersections thereon. in the City OF
Ardmore. Oklahoma.
Be it resolved by the mayor and board
OF commissioners Of the city Of Ardmore
Oklahoma.
First That the plans, specifications
and estimates for street Improvement
District No 81. comprising the streets
and avenues as set out in the title OF
thls resolution as prepared and submit
ted by A. Il. Payne. city engineer, are
hereby adopted and approved and ord
cred filed In the office OF the city clerk
Second: That IL is necessary to nave
Third avenue northwest, from the west
Inc OF B street to the east line OF G.
street, and from the west line OF c
street to the east line of II street and
from the west line of p street 10 the
east line OF T. street and from the west
line Of street to the east line OF +
street. and all alley crossings and street
intersections thereon. -r
i
/ do the necessary grading, to construct
nanhoies and inlet basins, drain lilies
and curb therefor
Third. That this resolution be pub-
lished in Daily Ardmorelte. a newspaper
OF general circulation in said city, FOR
six consecutive Issues tf ;.
Fourth: That II the owners Of n rna :
Jority in area OF the lots, pieces OF par
GELS OF ground liable TO taxation or as
sessment for the cost Of these improve
ments shall not within fifteen O5j days
after the last publication, file with The
city clerk, their protest in wri, Eng.
against such Improvements, then the
/ City OF Ardmore shall cause such i'm
provements TO be made and contracted
for as provided in the Revised Laws OF
Oklahoma, ana shall levy assessrnen
and issue street Improvement honds for
The payment thereof as provided by liw.
OF March. 1922. -'.-
- A. EDDI. I.EMAN,
Vs.hAI.p -, ,.,, Acting Mayor.
city Clerk
Publshed In the Daily Ardrnore,.s
March 9th. 10th 18th. iith 18th. and
10th, 1872
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-16
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposals will be received until
20 Il. m, March 2jth, 1922. at the office
OF the Soldiers Relief Commission. room
jii. State Capitol building. oklahoma
CITY. Okla, for the erection and COM
pletion of 4 general hospital building To
be erected ut Muskogee, oklahoma, as
per plans and specifications prepared by
Chas H. Nieder and Maurice Jayne,
architects and +. NJ. OlstOn. associates.
Plans and specifications may be OBJ
tanned from above mentioned architects
az their office Empress Theater, Okla =
homa City. Okla, by depositing with
them a certified check or cash for $4,000
as deposit for the safe return OF the
plans and specifications In good condi T.
ton.
A certified check for S25. 100000 must ac-
company each bid as an evidence that
bidder n bidding In good faith and is
willing ID enter into contract should same
be awarded him. He must enter into
contract and furnish bond In full amount
OF contract price within ten days from
date OF awarding OF contract.
Should he fail to enter into contract
or fail TO furnish required bonds within
ten DAYS as above stated he shall forfeit
TO the state OF Oklahoma his certified
check as llqudated damages.
The commission reserves the right 10
accent or reject any or all bids OF esti-
mates.
H. y. FELL, Chairman.
Soldiers Relief Commission.
54i state Capitol Building
oklahoma city, oklahoma.
Attest
HORACE II. HAGAN. Secretary.
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