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Another War Hero.

Mrs. Peck-The papers are full of
deeds OF heroism performed by men
for the sake OF their country. but one
never hears OF n man performing .
deed OF daring for the women he loves.
Henry Peck-I'm sure did. my
dear.
Mrs. Peck-Youl Why. what brave
thing did you do, I'D like to know?
Henry Peck-Why. l-er-let YOU
marry me. didn't 1?
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CHAPTER xvlI-continued.

Il got the window catch open with Q
penknife-it was old and loose went
over the whole room that night and
again on another highland found
nothing. | did discover little strong.
box In the top drawer OF the dresser.
1t lay wide open. It had curious
lock. In that. was sure, he would
put the jewels II he ever wanted to
move them. There was no sign Of the
bill Of sale. 1t occurred to me. then.
that Captain Hanska might be carry
ing It on his person. I knew him to
be very sound sleeper-he had boast
ed to me Of that. and he proved It by
sleeping through fire at his hotel
when he was in Port Of Spain. SO !
did dangerous thing. without speak.
ing to Juan, l went down the fire es-
cape at two o'clock in the morning OF
night when Captain Hanska was at
home. and looked through his pockets.
even examined all the papers In his
wallet by the light OF the electric
torch. But II was not there. Juan.
when ] told him. was angry with me
for taking such a risk. He made me
promise never to enter the room
again unless Captain Hanska was
away.
And then We found that we must
act quickly. or lose our property for.
ever. Juan WAS watching Captain
Hanska, following his movements
very closely. That day-the day and
night when everything happened-the
captain visited jewelcr In Maiden
Lane-I think you call II. He stayed a
long time. From there he went to n
safe deposit bank. When he came out.
he had n package In his pocket-Juan
could see his coat bulge. Juan was
afraid that he would 10 straight back
TO the jewelcr and make the sale; and
then our last hope would have been
gone. Instead. Captain Hanska went
TO cafe and sat alone long time,
drinking. When he left that place, he
returned TO Mrs. Moore's. And tho
shape OF his pocket showed that ho
sull carried the package.
1T was plain TO us that the package
contained the jewels. and that no In.
probably the ne1, morning. That night
the jewels would be In his room-and
Il was our last chance. Juan came 10
see mo Just after dinner. We talked Il
all over. and made our Anal plans In
tho nrst place. II seemed best for
Juan TO do the work himself. am q
woman. and very weak with grief and
4 do Ia. ,
was discovered. Though Juan had
never been In tho room. could tell
him exactly whore &c iook-thcrs
sccmcd no doubt that Captain Han
aka was keeping tho strong.bo for
that very purpose,
Then we considered another thins
how We should both go, away. Al
nrrt we decided that I should leave
tho house early. and that Juan, after
getting tho Jewels. should follow me
But ho did not dare to mako tho a.
tempt before ono or two O'Clock in tho
morning. whom Captain Hanuka would
surely bo asleop-ovcn tho heavica,
slccpera sometimes lio awake Ions
time after they go to bel. Mrs. Moore
wo know, waa very watohfui-ehe was
afraid OF burglars and abe had 4 habi,
OF running TO her door whenever any
ono entered or left during tho night
sho would know that had gone out
N Juan left nj one or two In Tho morn
Ing. Mru. Moore would take alarm
knowing nm abe did that was out OF
the house. Being nervous and iguo
rant, she was likely. We felt, TO seiss
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CHAPTER XVIII.
A Ru@.

When Rosalie lie Grange named the
Hotel Deidrich to the taxicab chauf-
feur, her object-she followed here but
an old instinct-was to cover her
tracks in case Of many contingencies.
She dismissed the cab. however. at the
north door OF the Deidrich. walked
through the lobby to the west en-.
trance. walked out on Broadway.
walked block south. There. spying
another taxicab whose meter displayed
the red sign vacant" she comman-
deered 1t, and announced her real OBJ
jective.
"Casino-Central park-go fast:
she said. During the drive she stared
straight ahead and talked In low un-
dertones to herself
This was an old habit, born Of her
half-believed, half.assumed medium
ship" in her days of active practice.
In these later days she was still wont
to argue out in soft phrases OF her
lips the problems of her soul. One
who had overheard these scattered
phrases now would have known that
she was still fighting for a decision.
We'll. amt the world been good to
me lately?" she was saying as they
swept into the Park entrance. Cant
| afford to take a chance with myself
an happiness?" And then. "0h.
how will Martin look at it-Martin!"
A little later. as the taxicab took
the rolling drive beside park lake,
she was saying:
Il couldn't bear 1t II he was sent To
the chair-I could never live through
It'd die. too" 1t seemed that upon
this statement she made her decision
for she talked to herself no more un.
I'll the taxicab rolled up before the
Casino and stopped. And as she rose
In that passage. But II was a grave
smile. whose softness did not reach
to her eyes-as though one smiled
with the humor OF God at the tragic
comedy in this world.
An she called me a traitor-an
she'll always believe 1t. what's more
she said.
The piazza OF the Casino. so gay ant
colorful In summer. lay bleak and bart
now under the cold November wint
and fading afternoon light. SO that Ro
sale. sensitive to physical impressions
what with the tensity OF her soul
shuddered as she passed from the
steps to the door. Within. only few
lights were on. the restaurant, plain
ly. was letting business fade away TO
ward its winter quiescence. Near the
door sat a couple; then two men; and
there. In the remote corner. was q CLINT
OF golden hair which could be only
Betsy. .Barbara's. Opposite sat the 70
Gus OF her search-him whom Betsy
Barbara still thought to be Senior Es
trilla He was smiling Just then. ant
his hands were playing In swift. or
pressive little gestures. As Rosalie Ia
Grange waved aside the head waiter
and took her interminable journey
across the room, It occurred to hei
that however she finished and tist
this complex web OF hers. these nigh,
be the last smiles on his lips for many
weary day.
Gro BE coNTINUEpJ
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John Ard a Co, was started In
ists by John Arid. u Scottish mason.
who came TO London from Ross
shire. and after following his trade
for several years. was appointed pu.
porintcndcnt OF tho Phoenix Gas com.
pany at Greenwich. There ho learned
tho business that gavo him his start,
and the firut big undertaking OF his
f,rm was tho laying of water and gas
mains for London.
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Tie Red Button
ny Witt Irwin
AUTHOR OF THE CITY THAI WAS, ETC.
ILLUSTRATED By HarryR .Grissin@er


him or to give some sort Of an alarm.
We were thinking Of every possibility.
you see. These things are necessary
for me to tell, that you may under
stand what happened later"
(This In answer to an objection OF
Inspector MCGEE. who was urging her
to come to the point.)
AT about ten o'clock. we decided
Just what to do.
Juan and l are about Of q size.
am large for a woman. He Is small for
man. We do not resemble each 9TH
er in the upper part Of the face. but
our mouths and chins are very much
home to dress In each others clothes.
'T would put on his ulster. pull his
hat far down over my eyes. and fool
people into believing that l was he.
Further. his voice Is light, and he can
talk In falsetto. This was an old
family game. We played eternally on
the resemblance In the charades and
theatricals that English people are
always getting up.
This was our plan: We were to
change clothes. We had heard people
singing in the parlor all that evening.
The boarders all knew that Juan some
times sang falsetto in fun. was to
watch my chance when the hall was
vacant, pass the parlor. sing just lit
tie in my own voice to make them be-
lieve was Juan singing falsetto, and
go to his rooms, where was to walt.
The night was rainy. 1t was natural.
therefore, that should be bundled up
in a macintosh and have my hat
pulled down over my eyes.
Dressed in my clothes, Juan was to
enter Captain Hanska's room, get the
jewels, leave by the door, go down
the stairs and Join me. l used some
times to get a little outdoor exer-
else In the early morning when | need
not fear meeting Captain Hanska, and
when most of the city lights are out.
so that the eyes have less strain. II
Mrs. Moore walked, looked out, and
saw Juan in my clothes, she would
think 1t was | going for my exercise
and take no alarm.
In case Juan failed. he was to go
back to my room and telephone to me.
speaking Spanish and initiating my
voice. Then. still dressed as Juan. l
was to return to Mrs. Moore's early
next morning and change clothes-but
that part OF our plan does not matter.
I'VE began everything just as we
planned. As l went down the stairs.
passed Mrs. Moore. In the hall. saw
4 young man-Mr. Wade. l believe.
showed myself at the door and looked
In. and sang little. By the way they
laughed and spoke. knew that had
deceived them.
Il went straight to Juan's rooms.
The elevator man In his hotel was
fooled Just as much as the boarders.
II seems. waited there long time.
Then Juan telephoned to me. talking
in Spanish and calling me Juan. as II
he were !. He said that Captain Han.
ska had been murdered and for me to
come at once to him-that he needed
me-he said II all as a hysterical won.
an would Somehow I managed to do
as he asked. had to pass Captain
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From oIneren. Viewpoint.

I'm so sorry you don't like my new
gown" said Mrs. Growell. Everybody
else says It is perfectly lovely"
"oh. it's easy for others to pay com.
pliments." replied Growell, but ! have
10 pay the bills"
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the sound of retreatins footsteps OF
Tho at
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NICELY furnished room, modern. close in
sol South Cincinnati. Pohne 26OiR.
NICELY furnished sleeping room. gentleman
only. II West Eighth streat
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OIL WELL sIrppr,,-s

MONEY to loan on your farm. rate. re..
'oAaole. y. NJ White, 2s HaywsrS ''''
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Mr. and Mrs. Louis +. Holman.
l4lp Carson avenue. are to have as
thoir guest for the next few weeks
Mr.. Hohman's sister, Mrs T. +. Bell
Of Hammond, Ind who arrived last
nisht.
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CIR AND.

There is no n ore significant thing
I'm modern stage development than the
demand for tho proper gowning Of its
women. Always the forerunner OF the
latest fashions. tho stage has ever been
tho show shop Of things sHrtorical: but
In the last decade rivalry has become
Keen because the great foreign and
domestic gown experts have been go-
ing direct to tho stage as tho most i'm
portant medium for fashion display.
Recognizing this fact, that promi-
ncnt theatrical manager Joe Weber
has devoted such particular attention
10 the dressing OF the girls In his great
musical comedy, Tho only Girl" tnat
II is known as the Fashion Show de
Luxe II is n happy announcement
that It Will be at the Grand tonight, to-
morrow afternoon and night.
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FOR RENI-Light housekeeping rooms, 3I6
West Duluth. Phone 1892
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Mrs J " Pe-ries of Toledo. Ohio
| Us expected 90 arrive this morning 20
spend the winter u Tulsa az the
guest OF her daughter Mrs r.. T.
Black. 110- South Boulder avenue.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOS1-SuAday morning On East Second
street. between Madison and Cincinnati
avenues one black fur neckpece fringed
ends. white lining Finder please return to
World office, receive reward
LOST-OnA black wAlrus travelling bag: has
I'D, head bag tag. Liberal reward IL re.
turned to Joe X. Barker, Tulsa Hotel Com.
muuicate with chief clerk
LOST-A suitcase near Deuver and Fifth. 6
p. m. Wedne> day evening. Finder please
notify j Mckinley. -1l20 South Denver. or
call 1890 aud receive reward.
Pocketbook. downtown district, con.
tanning s5 and some change. card bearing
name OF Miss Ella Huffman.
LOST-Female collie pap, white ruff and
feet, answer, to name Of Babe. Finder
phone 5ll or g0i. Reward.
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MALE HELP WANTED


WAhTkD-By local oil company, two young
men. 0ue for field ,uperin'enden CLERK,
one for warehouse and checking maieria ,
prefer those having had some field ana some
Office experience, good opportunity for fght
men reply In own hand writing stating age,
employed or uremploy ed. qualifications ana
salary wanted. Address Box 1923, care
wANTED-A good surveyor or civil engineer.
preferably one acquainted with the Choc-
taw anu ChickasaN Indian land 10 be sold by
me government IN southeastern Oklahoma
must be capable aBd thorough steady work .
salary $50 per month. See Mf. Tobias,
h-ichem hoiei. 10 ~ y Thursday OF Fri
day q N.
MES ard women. now is your time to learn
the BARRIERS or ladies' beauty trades for
Qne-tGt Of what others charge. with wages
from start We have several large shops and
guarantee good Job. Write Palmer System,
lol south Main. Tulsa. Okla. or Little Rock.
An; 8u7 Main, Joplin, No
TO NEN-Our system " teaching barberng
enables you to learn q profitable profess
sion quickly Write Moler College. 5l4 Main,
NAAItD-A young man who is willing to
Work ios tuiiiou; excellent chance for right
person. Cal ai our office. Tulsa business
college East Third street.
WANIED-tirsi-c.ass Ford mechanic, man
able % meet contract prcest perm est
position FOR good man. Gail .; Ford agency
10 tAsi Iaifd street.
WANTED Young mao 90 learn pressing on
Hoffman machine. salary psid. Gigantic
Cleaners & Iai.ors. 2il East Third street.
JOlA THE ARMY-RecruiiIng oftlcer si OF.
iahous City. Tulsa, Auskogee. ChiekssbA
and ifdmore
WASrED-Firsi.c!s carpenters .; corner
a. sixteenth sud south Elwo7d Ask for
= Murray
WANIED-Col9red man: must know city
one that can drive Ford delivery car Call
ai Palace Office supply Co.
WANTED Young man go work with delivery
man. Wilson. MacLsgge; Wilson, 10
East Second.
WANIED-ImmehAtely competent young
man stenogrspher with clerical experience
Address 1895, care World.
WANTED-Four messengers with wheels,
average salary S35 per month. Hasty
Messenger Service
WANTED-A man cook. coiored man pre-.
ferred Brown EliugwOOd ranch Call p
l.. Human, 2Ul Bliss Bldg Phone So
WANTED-Good automobile ,aiesman on
commission tasis. Welsh-McNulty Motor
Co. seventh and Boulder
WANTED-Boys after school and Saturdays
Hasty Messenger Service.
WANTED-A boy over l6 years Of age to
deliver. Address box 1894, care World.
WANTED-Caulkers Musksgee Refining
Co., miles southwest city OF Muskogee.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

EXCHANGE FOR MERCHANDISE Three
improved farms in Grant county, Ark. no
rocks. hills or swamps; good location whore
crops are sure. Il Interested write for de
scrpiiye list. G. NJ. Leavitt, Gainesville,
Texas.
FOR EXCHANGING located sO.acre ok.
lahoma farm with thre sets Of improve
ments adjoining good town. Price $4,000.
Party wants merchandise. Whita-Angel Realty
Co, IL Bynum Bldg. Phone 4js7,
WE have one or two lobby cigar stores that
are sure money makers. We can sell worth
the money. Have long leases and low rent
White Angel Realty Co., IL Bynum Bldg
Phone 45s7.
WE BUY. sell exchange and repair cash
registers, talking machines bicycles, mo-
torcycles. guns and scales. In fact we buy
or repair anything. Jacobs Novelty Co.. 226
East First street. Phone 726,
FOR SALE-One OF the best paying bust
nesses on South Main street 1000 will
handle the deal, For particulars address box
82i2. care World
If youn have few dollars that you would
like to invest In the oil busines where
there IS good chance 10 win, phone 959 or
6253.J
stocks that are all mouey-makers. We can
sell them at right prices White-Angel Realty
Co. II Bynum Bldg Phone 1887
WE have R lot Of leases and royalties in the
shellow oil field. They are good invest.
ments. Gus Ivey 6 Co. 537 Robinson Bldg,
Tulsa.
WE san sell you production. royalties a.
leases anywhere in asv field Gus Iyey &
Co. 537 Robinson Bldg, Tulsa
WANTED-Man with family wants an op.
porunity to make share crop. W T.
Hendon Sand Springs, Okla
FOR sALE-Good cleaning and pressing
shop, using American steam press machine.
Allen Bros, Sand Springs OKLA
FOR sALE-Ten.stool restaurant fixtures,
cheap il taken at once. INQUIRE at Broad.
way Billiard Hall, l5ls East Third
VERY centrally located and highly profitable
pool parlor at about half its actual worth
Bridges & Fishbaugh, 23 Culbertson Bldg.
LITTLE out OF the way but much cheaper.
New York Store
FOR SALE Seven used cars and garage;
worth sl,650: take sl.l5O. Phone 243i.J.
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0TTFTAI 20 ITF " OIId-
BRISTOW. Okla. Dec. 22. - The
Boy Scouts. under Scoutmaster Bond,
havo been making a number of "hikes'
this fan and have been benefited much
thereby. Scoutmaster Bond SAYS tho
only trouble he finds with the scouts
IS that they are out for good time
and it is hard to get them to study
as they have agreed to do. He expects
to give his boys number of hikes
this winter 10 teach them what Nature
does I'm tho winter time. as he finds
many OF them are well Informed OF
summertime nature. but are ignorant
Of King Boreas
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'-.r0lt Every name was passed
"'. ' al o1!ccu.l. Records OF the
-il lr'..'lt ~ ministers al the In
-t.- mission conference held IN 1876,
va. have been missing for seventy
years became part q the records
70 f-- eastern Oklahoma conference
today Tho lists were forwarded 70
Bishop NJ-z-l thr. tAe mails by Rev
' W. Clay " Madll OKLA How tho
.e. .r.-t Clay came into possession
. raa rolls W how Doc found them he
cil Dot say Boo his letter
Reverend Clay b. unable 10 attend
the conference personally The Rev
~. avery ~ Fort Townsend, for
35 wears member of The conference,
was retired today amid pathetic and
dramatic scenes. Tho Reverend Ay-
erys presiding elder recommended
that h.- name be referred 20 the SUI
pefanr-ate committee. Reverend Az
cry bent under the burdcr Of his 81
yeats 'heu took the floor.
f .... my church better than my
self b." said iu voice that chokcd
with -ohs "aud ! think n would he
unjust I1 any church 20 send me 10 10
as pastor.
% have seen opportunities to ac-
4..le wealth. opportunities such as
Oklahoma has offered, but ] have
never tuiucd away from my work for
fhe sake .f money come 20 this
he'p'. .s-s without money, without
amp resort for livelihood. My only
fcsIcf I- that I must gust the active
norE a' my church
300. voice WatcTed and broke and
boo .N.upfly ial6 has seat. Great tears
.u.ad down bus checks
Ir au instant Reverend a " Line
H.Het waving IL bIl boz hs hand was
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From prison 10 Testify.

SpeciuI 90 The Word
OKLAHOMA CITY. Nov. 22.-Gov-
ornOr Williams today issued an order
directing that cmWet Compton, in
mate OF the Granite state reformatOry,
be allowed 10 be taken as witness IN
the case against the man accu ed Of
robhing the Wan bank. and whose
trial comes up soon, II is ordered
that Compton ba taken to Muskogee
or Sequoyah county for safe keeping.
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FURNITURE FOR SALE

JACOBS FURNITURE CO. not in the high
rent district. Call and save money on
your purchases. Everything for the house on
easy payments II you desire. 222 East FRS,
street. Phone 100
STOVES STOVES We have a good supply
on hand. See US before you purchase
Jacobs Furniture Co. 22i East First street
Phone 100.
FURNITCRE-We want to spend more OF
our money for secondhand stoves and fur.
niture. Phone 653i
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Mr. and Mrs Ralph Talbot 1919
South Boston avenue. announce the
birth Of baby daughter on Novom-
Der II
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,COCiety News
~ Telephones; Once 5000 Res. 1900
CONTINrED THlN rAGE ~

] w.. q 2 ~ NJ ~ 7 H'N4 1fE - r
Mrs W. T GrIfieastoin entertained
a company Of a small group Of ma
irons with a matinee party 10 the Ma
Jesiic tneater yesterday afternoon
/ having as her sucsts Mosdamcs J H.
I Erckner j. ". ChAds. s. l.. Dunbar,
and II C. Childs.
Mrs. ~ e. wood or Ardmore ar
| rived Monday for a visit OF several
days with Mrs. 4. J. Hcmstreet be-
fore going 20 Tulsa 10 sing in recital
to be given by Mrs Edla Lund for
merly Of Oklahoma Cijy-Daily OK
lahUHan.
Mrs. Ida o. Hu,chens Of Prairie
Depot Onto, will arrive this morning
FOR an all winters stay In the home
ot her daughter Mrs t. Paul Bates
ara Mr. Bates, 1906 South Boston
avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Lors Z. Holman,
l4lp Carson avenue. are 10 have as
their guest for the next few weeks
Mr.. Hohman's sister. Airs T. +. Bell
Of Hammond, Ind who arrived last
night.
Mrs ] NJ Dorchester Of oklahoma
city is The guest for "a few Gays Of
ben daughter. Mrs. J. " Rogers and
Doctor Rogers en- route home after
.a several months visit In the cast.
Mrs " Pe-plcs of Toledo. Ohio.
is expected TO arrive this morning 70
spend the winter u Tulsa az the
guest OF her daughter Mrs r.. l.
Black llo- South Boulder avenue.
Mrs =. j. Walsh baby Patsy and
son Thad Will leave at tho end Of the
week for Toledo Ohio. where they go
ior ih, Thanksgiving season with Mrs
WaIsh'a parents
Mrs. g f. Pape VIII be hostess at
this weeks game Of the Thursday
Auction club. entertaining the ma
uons who are mem3ers -on Friday
afternoon.
Mrs l. Hamburger viii entertain
at luncheon today in honor Of her
WHO arrived today.-DHly Oklaho-
man
Mrs. p. J. Burke was hostess yes
terday afternoon % her card club OF
two tables. the afternoon having been
delisi fully spent at auction bridge.
The Woman's auxiliary OF Trinity
EpisC opal church will meet regularly
on Friday afternoon at 2:20 o'clock
in tho guild room.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Talbot, 1919
South Boston avenue. announce the
birth Of a baby daughter on Novom-
Der 21
Mrs Frank White was hostess to
members Of her auction five hundred
club yc"terLay afternoon.
Mrs Laura B. Puckett of Saltwater
IL the guest OF Mrs j. w. Shields OF
Hotel Oklahoma.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy p Doris have
invited friends for an evening at cards
next Tuesday
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APARTMENTS WANTED

WE have client for three or four.room
furnished or unfurnished steam heated
apartment: must be- good Charles r. Abbott
4 @. Ihone lG6l
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FINANCIAL

FARM aud city loans; money ON b,rd -
promptly make large and small farm Io.
al reasonable rates for long or abort Tina in
any falr location in Oklahoma. Business md
suit on Tulsa property r. A Iiuv oi,y, 10
BAL ''f'o'' Fhohe
MAKE me cash offer on one s50o . -,
o. cent morts2ge fiyeyear gold bond on
sand Springs, Okla. }. II. Kenyin sbo b'Ii F.,, ~
rory 'hird street Chicago, M.
sou,UVo 70 loan on improved city or farm
teal estate. | can give you private or com
ps1y money; prompt closing. reasonable term,
Phone alss. mayo bIds
"AaN ~ $4,000 private loan; will gIvs
sdnhdst.Ia" TULSA real estate security nov
MONEY to loan on your farm rats. re..
'oAaole. y. NJ. white, 2s Hayward
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PERSONAL.

WtNTED Address OF Mrs James Bolne
nee Maud Hart, for her financial advantag
W D. Place. Hartford City, Ind.