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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-03-03
Ben Ferdon is King and
Miss Annie Nelson is
the Queen.
STREETS GAY WITH
MANY VISITORS
Fine Program is Rendered.
|. Jubilee Comes to an
End Tonight.
Staff Special.

Crestview, March 2.-Crestview
was the mecca of hundreds today,
people coming from every nook ard
corner of Okaloosa county to join
in the celebration of a homecoming
spring festival, to last over two days,
ending Saturday night. Possibly a
little disappointment was felt over the
inability to secure a number of shows,
over which negotiations had been 60
ing on for seveTol days, with every
promise of success until early Fri
day when the message was received
that the attractions could not be Sc
cured because of a shortage of cars.
Streets Are Crowded.
The town was crowded, however.
Threatening weather may have caus-
ed some to decide not to come, but
there were crowds on the streets
throughout the day. Ninety-three
autos were counted on the main street
and parked along the sides of the
excellent hard-surfaced road, at one
time in the afternoon.
Always Something Doing.
There was always something doing
throughout the day. At noon a long
line of tastefully decorated cars ira
versed the main streets, the prize
having been won by Henry Britt's
auto.
Ben Ferdon Is King.
The king of the carnival was Ben
Ferdon, who was attired, when he ar
rived. in a white silk costume with
gold helmet.
Miss Anna Nelson, Queen.
His beautiful queen was Miss Anna
Nelson, a very beautiful girl and just
as popular as she is pretty. She
was dressed in light green silk with
gold trimmings, wearing a large pic
ture hat. Her coronation cape was
of white and gold.
Maids of Hc1or.
The maids of honor were all popu-
lar young girls, and were as fol-
lows: Miss Thelma Webb, wearing
black silk; Miss Opal Bush, in black
silk; Miss Ina Atkinson, in a pretty
dark suit; Miss Pauline Driggers, in
blue suit; Miss Elsie Rice, in blue
silk, and Miss Cary Rice, in light
messaline.
The knights, all Of whom wore rich
silk costumes, fashioned like a Roman
soldier, were: Dan Cobb, R. D. Bush,
Dallas Cobb, Floyd Webb, NJ. Van
Randingham and Mayo Ferndon.
Impressive Ceremony.
At high noon quite a ceremony took
place when the king arrived. APP
preaching the stand, Grand Chancel-
lor w B. Carothers and Lord High
Mayor w. r. White, met and well
coined the royal party. The keys to
the city were delivered by the mayor,
while the grand chancellor spoke a
welcome to them. This was one of
the prettiest ceremonies Of the day.
Program of Sports.
An enjoyable program of sports
was pulled off in the afternoon. Allen
Jones won the potato race; Mr.. Bow
er the fat mems race; Marvin Dubose
and Lawrence Mclaughlin the three
legged race. Miss Thelma Webb won
in a nail driving contest for girls,
which Mrs. Sophie Hunter and Mrs.
Emma Barrow ted for this prize,
Mrs. Barrow winning on second
test.
Speeches were heard in the after
noon by T. J. Fem, representative
elect from Santa Rosa county, and
! John Collins, postmaster at Milton.
In the course of their addresses both
speakers placed themselves on record
as favoring Crestview for the county
seat.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-03-03
81 AssoCIATEIs 2REss.

by ASSOCIATED PhEi-S.
Washington, March EVERY i'm
portant coast navy yard IS ready to
begin arming merchant ships upon
the president orders. Guns, mounts,
and ammunition are already assem-
bled and navy officials estimate it
will require three to five days per
ship.
China on the Brink.
Washington, March 2.-Thc success
of negotiations looking to China's
entrance into the war against the
central powers, which are in progress
at Picking and entente capitals, it was
learned here today, depends only upon
the harmonizing rewards to be given
China, with the amount of co-opera-
ton demanded Of her.
1t is regarded as probable that
China will declare war on Germany
if the entente guarantee satisfactory
relaxation of restrictions imposed by
world powers after the Boxer
troubles. China desires a remission
of the Boxer indemnities, which total
S30000,000 a year and continue until
1910. The entente is anxious to have
China in the war as a reservoir of
men and an open trade market after
the war.
Senate for Bill.
Washington, March president
Wilson's bill to authorize armed neu-
trality was pressed toward passage
in the senate tonight with the debate
running the whole scale of the ma
tons foreign relations. The meas
ure, desired as substitute for the
less sweeping house bill, developed
little opposition, but gave senators
an opportunity to declare convictions.
There were no party lines and the
most pacifist element declared its
willingness to fall in behind the pres
ident.
Senator Stone, head of the foreign
relations committee, withdrew from
leadership so he could submit an
amendment to exempt munitions ships
from protection.
LaFollette announced he would talk
at length, but would not filibuster
AS the debate proceeded, predictions
that the bill would not pass until well
towards morning were made.
The dramatic features were height
ened by crowded galleries, attend
ance of cabinet, ministers and many
members of the house. The British
ambassador was among those in the
diplomatic gallery
More than one senator declared the
passage of the bill would mean wal
sooner or later, but almost without
exception, they said they would sup
port 1t. All believe it viii be passed
and accepted by the house tomorrow
Kirby Against Bill.
Senator Kirby, of Arkansas, who
said he would vote against the bill
apparently greatly agitated. charged
that Wall street and a hireling press
was responsible for condition now ex-
listing and the wish for protection OF
munition ships. The debate, for a
long time, conferred about whether
b American ship should fire on q
Submarine at sight Senators Will
llams and Lodge agreed that such q
course would be only self defense an6
not an act of wars Senator Cumnain,
favored sinking submarines on sight
but said there was no use closinf
your eyes to the fact that if ship.
were sent out with the intention O
attacking submarines when sighted
it was an act of war. Cummins NOV
Continued on Page Three.l
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Will Not See Anyone

Washington, March 3.-Early
this morning, after more than
eight hours debate on the
armed neutrality bill, senate
leaders agreed to recess until
10 o'clock without setting time
to vote.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-03-03
MhRD| GRAS
.CONDUCTEDON
A LOW PLANE
Merchants Say Celebration
Has Degenrated in
Latter Years.
COULD BE MADE
HELP TO CITY
But Objectionable Features
Must Be Removed Say
Prominent Men.

That Pensacola will have another
Mardi Gras celebration is the belief
of many who have expressed their
opinion. and contrary to the usual
statement, many of the merchants
would continue the celebration, but
agree that the Objectionable feasures
must be eliminated.
The only argument advanced in
most Eases is that unless the car
nival can be conducted on a much
higher plane than it has heretofore,
if should be- discontinued, and a cele-
braiton about fair time be substi-
tuted Cooperation is also urged, for
it is claimed many various commit
tees or organizations working with
out any central object cannot attain
the results of working together.
Those who expressed their views
are:
On Low Plane.
Captain |. H. Aiken. When the
carnival celebration was started in
Pensacola it was conducted on a high
plane, and afforded much enjoyment.
1t was without the Objectionable
features which have been so large d
part of recent celebrations, and par
ticularly the last. I am in favor of
continuing the celebration, only if
the Objectionable features are elimi-
mated. If this cannot be done, Pensa-
cola should never hold another such
as recent ones.
City Ultimate Gamer.
Sol Calm: l am in favor of a
Mardi Gras celebration, but it should
be kept within some bounds. Business
is rather dull during the two days
when it is observed, but for a short
time after, as from a merchants
standpoint, considering the imme-
diate effect, it is considered bad. l
believe, however, that the city is the
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SAILS FOB

MATANZAS, CUBA
With a cargo Of ammonia aboard,
the Druid sailed yesterday evening
for Matanzas. She will bring back
sugar, il is announced.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-03-03
JAPAN DENIES;
MEXICO SILENT
ARMED SHIPS BILL WILL
MEAN WAR, BUT MUST BE
PASSED, SAY SENATORS

Guns Ready For Merchant Ships--China Will
Join If Boxer Indemnity Is Remitted--Senate
Galleries Crowded as Historic Meeting Fights
Out Problem Foreign Minister of Japan Ridi-
cuIes Idea of DESERVING Entente, But Carranza
Will Not See Anyone
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''Our country! In her intercourse
with foreign nations, may she always
be in the right; but our country,
right or wrOng!' -Decatur.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-03-03
WEATHER FORECAST

Fair Saturday, cooler; Sunday, fair,
colder; variable winds.
Yesterdays temperature: Highest, 7s
degrees; lowest. SO degrees.
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-17
sIruATInNS WANTED.

WANTED Position. married. 80 years OF
Agu. | am real salesman, can sell anything
except corporation stock or will take any
Mind Of position. will start for S25 per
week Address box 6702, care World.
ACCOUNTANT. tNpert In oil aud sas produe.
ton. will do special work or Keep your
hook, in spare time Addres, 652i, care
World.
STEAnY position by refined young man a.
chauffeur or truck driver; experienced; :;
best references. na had habits Eugene I.
Anger Hcminy. Okla.
POSITION wanted: am all around Nrst-elsss
blacksmith sober and steady state wages
paid per hour. Address box o1l2, care
World
EXPERiENCED s;enoSraptsf would IKE
temporary position competent Fhens
gloo
10 YEARS experience in California build
ing bungalow speciality all kinds Of re
peir wo-k Phone 2266
LADY with 4.ycar-old chnd desires work
Of any Kind Mrs. Wade, West Tulsa.
CHAUFFEUR position driving car or truck,
fvA years experience. Leave -ah s9os.
CARPENTER solicitor, rcpAlrins. Hollis.
Phone 1855
CARPENTER soliei,s repsirlns Hollis.
lhcne 1858.
ryp sRIENCED lady sienogrspher desires
rcsiuon Phone 23iT
A.SS1in ,,enis.. kaSrs.. acs West Ninth 81.
WANTED - Position BY experienced and
competent s;enogrspher. Phone 2ioo.
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To TNCHANGT-

EoE TRAnE-W.l tas. at g.; fe- es-.,y
u.rfs tHclf .l fru t.-011 EAST
t-.-f t--s saoa as Hs .-.lA--g Leslie
hrs k+aV -.rrlrE. 49, s1-5a Boulder.
Tts... .--s ana -lIt
E.R S.LF UR IRtuf-F.r roadster. o-t
i.at'--s.r fra.s-- f'--s car v-'
t.sa sr. ts.--ss % Tulsa Arf' atttrse
---ts ett-et fa s.; iaie ;a- a-;o4 lie
t..l.-ss lr"-a l-ts
F.l. ~tiF-or 4l. t-a3a 'e5 GOOD rsa. es.
i-. tt- ftsf .e.sf.t rtsillrtri ia SArt
~-.E, Apply MArta'taa cafe. sand
SALE ug TRADE --1.a-rs h-- i- Lls-
--.s r|ea', N..olu veil Improved ~.
'-t' r' 'rtt- ''- Tulsa property. In
---t ~ l-1- B,r-A street
EHE ~ttL uE TRApE-oue loS tal ten
r.r suy iu sd shape Address boa
tsf So ' 'hh
~rruFHAsFR 7.rA~ersef car. good a'
--- iar equity ,n good house and lot.
r-.-- CO.'S
WANTEu-ro exchange 100 aeres Of land
r-t ul.s g iovu. ln Wagner county, Okla
'ar Tulsa residence Phone -437.
81. .tNIfp--A 1917 Ford touring body wil
ts, or trade in roadster body. must be
.- god erlitIon Phone 1897.
WILL TRADE good upright piano and some
-s.h ior automobile IN good condition
Phone tt1lj
WANTEp-Pittner With some capital to
traree invention Of oil fire exiting glisher
Rnn 55l4. care World
WANTEp To ENCHNNGE-A bed daVen'
I,r' mission upholstered in leather 10
exchange for fattopped desk Gail 1898
Spl FNnlp car 20 exchange for equity on
house lot 64l6.
YpR SAlr Veil, roadster. 1915 model. in
sood condition Phone 1920
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.


ANIED-IUa1g i..;ss 70 learn ts.spte-s
porI. 70 1i.ris1cs Necessary. AppJ
eco Pior-sr Bag o. sAl Misc ssts.'.
rss-e 1900.
SOuA s.r. vsr;ct 20 ~t.i OF tA5ss nigAi
ul-s >rrsrior C5ufsciiouery company. 5ls
south Nsla sErly 81 olc-
COMPETENT whiis rr Tor work b. ,pIri-
u-u' morning.. 4Is's south Caeyeprs
WAN-Ep-E17sueuse sAitres.ss ior hiEA-
c's,s tea rccm. Superior Coaieeiionefy
-cr ptry.. 5l4 south Nalu.
WANTED Coed Fir, FOR general house-0rk,
.ood pay 70 night party Apply al south
4NTFp-Gooi Ehite woman for cooking
I'D sfrcra. homework Apply irnmedi-
afsiy iio south Cheyenne
WANIEu-G Good reliable srl or woman for
hogsevcrk EpOa wages TO right party
2IS West Fif'h.
EVPYRIT need laundry girl at Tulsa
Laundry. corner Archer and Cheyenne;
also porter.
WANTED TO wait on soda tables.
Sec NJ. Pearson az Quaker Drug com
pGny
WANTrD-Competen white girl. general
homework 5l4 South Victor
APPRENTICE wanted TO learn beauty work.
Phone 42l2.
ANTYD-Wmte girl ior general house
work Call at 4oi North Denver
,iccp out 9i5 south Cincinnati.
WANTED Good Kitchen help for boarding
house ar south Denver. Phone 1858 r
WANTEp-At once sn experienced LADY cook
at Pathfinder hotel Al West Tulsa.
COLONEp girl Tor general housework
Prone $500
NANTEp-A sorier and marker Ft Hominy
,,cam laundry Hominy. OKLA.
MANTED-A waitress at Brady cafe.
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pRESSMAkERS.

MAJOR REX X LATHAM. Representative Q.
Wentworth Military academy. Lexington.
No i. now at ketchum hotel for enrolment
Of students. BsS 6s00.
sgwlNG OF all Kinds. Mr., Nell Well.
roo,a 10, CalbeTison esildins Phone
500.
SEWING OF al kinds. dresses. suits .nd
blouses specially. work guaranteed.
Phone 62ss
PLAIN sewing % all kinas and arsssnAk.
ing Phone eIi.
ELtNoRE, designer ,nd massr OF sowu. sos
.or,h boulder, second floor .oil.R.
SEWING snd dressmAkins Mrs. II. Bass
Ard 81 Robiascn Arcade.
HEMstircHlNG and pieo, saEas PA0ns
s7Ti.
WENrED-ssviug TO DO by the day by .x.
perienced seams,ress Phone e6sT.
wANTED-sewing snd dressmskinS tieS
West Second. Phone etl.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-17

FOR RENT-Furnished house Of three rooms
on southwest corner ef Seventeenth ana
Quincy. Phone lssa
FOR RENT-Four room house. close in. fine
neishhorhood, furnished Can Moore
haaa stQo
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FOR REST-Niesiy furnished, Delightfully."-
cool eAsi front room. modern home walk
ing distance. for one or two gentlemen;
So per week Phone l55 or 6212
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-17

CHICAGO July r-BlETER-Stssiy'
--s1u-r1 - 1sr
EGr~- ststty. receipts l-.laf asFs
t-,ts rI1 - ordinary frsA - Sic.
a. -Ars cases .-r.l--- --
POTATOES Weak receipts d." rars
T.-s.-A $3.50 ha-sat s1l '.r..s
,4-s, g. .rrls1 Arlt-lsy la- Tennessee
.f i4.
POULTRY Alive STEADY. isvA LA
fEr.-ss 80 80
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CHICAGO. July Receipt. ST..
600 head. market weak a. Saturday, average
TO ic lower, bulk Sl4TONl57o hsh,
Sl4jOWl565. mixed Slas5N 1873 heavy
siI256l5so. rough SlA2jNll45. pig,
Sll 50ni4T ~.
ATTLE-Receipts 81 900 head. market
unsettled native beef cattle Ss25W IA
stockers and feeders S62o0p no. COWS aud
hcifcrs SAg50 II So. calves S925MlI
SHEEP Receipts 5000 head market
unsettled wcthcrs SiI50 10 30, ewes g "a
O.26. lambs ~ 500 1878.
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81 steers il36 1850. Croft. Marietta 50
steers. g47. $3.50, Gayior skiat0ok. ~
steers. s0. ). 90. Brown. Crowder los
steers. ,s7. ss75 stanton. North AcA.e,ter
% steers, g40. % lu rati,e division. Ben
AvAut. A,aut 81 calves .l2 slZ % COWS.
SO. s. ST25. Brown. EilinsuoOi & Palace
63 steers. 1895. SO. Is steers i,Dl1. -.
skinner. TaaIh. 90 steers. l.u.-. sa- ~
steers. g31. s-7j. - tterrs 80. - 10, "a
.t..r. ". 81 Ll
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-17

SNN 4AEASI downstairs room In modern
s'osssn home TO one man. Phone 460s.
NICELY furnished room. south exposure
close In sl0 East FOURTH
FOR REST-Sicsiy furnished. Delightfully."-
cool, eAsi front room, modern home, walk
ing distance for one or two gentlemen
81 per week Phone l55 or 6272.
FOR RENT - Clean and well furni.h
aou'e suitable Cor two gentlemen, close
IT, OILS We,t Fifth Phone 59l5.
FURNISHED and uhturnished rooms for
hgli Housekeeping 4so North Detroit.
Phone SEA
FOR RENT--TWO. nicely furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. modern. Phone
NICELY furnished room, connecting bath,
10 private home. electric fan furnished.
1905 South Cheyenne. Phone i7i6-R.
Children. 100 South NOgales. Phone
2s@S.I
ONE large sleeping porch for two gentlemen,
modern eonSeaienees. close 10 car line.
CAL dos2
THREE rooms and bath all modern. beau
uiully furnished. complete with telephone.
Phone 5s72 or call at ms Ess, Hodge.
NICE lArg. rooms suitable for two young
men 70 each room. private entrance. near
bath, close in Phone i6l3R.
room. s25o per week. i7.6 South BOs-
ton Phone !5le-J
FURNISHED sleeping room, outside en-
trance. close In. for one or two gentlemen.
$40 West y.fih. Phone 5357-J.
THREE rooms !or light Housekeeping, no
children. ais North Cincinnati.
NICE cool modern sleeping room Tor two
gentlemen. Phone s7sS. Jennie Holt.
TWO light housek ssping ooms modern. Al.
North Detroit.
NICELY furnished bedroom aud sleeping
porch, Phone 1851.
NcEIY furnished from, room. modern, on
;itnSy liae. Phone 5sTl-J.
SLEEPING room, SIC South Boston. Phone
FOR REST-H0u.eketpiss suite, modern,
front aud back porehts. 22o West Second.
ROOMS TO rent by the week. Imperial
FOR RENT Light housekeeping rooms,
modern. SO per week. ss6 North Boston.
NICELY fam i,h.d room. southwest e,pcs-
NE. private family. close in. Phone 443l.
NICE south rooms with use o. reception
hsll snd porches, close in. Phone s6i3-R.
ROOMS for lSh, Housekeeping. sl7 Wes,
Second rhoue 7lss.
BEAUTIFULLY furnished room, good ex-
posGre, best neishborhood. Phone GOES.
MODERN lish, Housekeeping rooms. 20
south Phoenix. phone 72l5.
TWO furnished front room. for light house
keeping 1921 Rockford. Phone sT62-J.
GoOD rooms with fan, nice place Virginia
roons ANS. Wss; Second
Two lish; housekeeping rooms Tuesday. I'll
South Jackson. Phone $3.50.
cool sog;hess, room adjoining bath nicely
furnished. close In. Phone 564sl
FRONT southwest room. two beds gentle
men SIC South Detroit. Phone 5l9s.'
fy. upstairs sleeping rooms. nice and cool.
Phone s7e5.
fcK RFNT-S!.epins room TO gentlemen
only. privst. bs,h s0s South Elwood.
FOR EEST-sleepins room, sol South
Boulder
ONE beautifully furnished sleeping room. 4is
South Denver
NODkRS souihesst room, downstairs. close
In. Phone 1909 or 257s.
FOR REST-Thre. room house. North How
Ard street; Call 1875 North Detroit.
NICE cool sleeping rooms. Call ei552 or
47?5.
COOL modern sleeping room. Phone 1894.
3l3 East Sixth.
sLEEPISG room sls South Boston. Phone
57es
ONE s.eepins room for two gentlemen. PhoIe
57se.R
EOCsEk EEPISG rooms. Phone 532iJ.
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LIVE STOCK


YORT WORTH re,ts. July 10 CATTLE
Receipt, 10000 head mafAe, 10 q Use over
l-,yes = q lU EU
HOES Receipts Q 900 head. o. arkst
steady. heavy Slrrltl5
SItETp-8eceipis 100 hea'; market
STEADY. lambs slaTl4
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nhiahnma caitln snlns

KANSAS CITY. Mo, July l6-Syvcnty
,s ears quarsntincs aud good run ot Okla
I5r lower. sales quarantine division Rose
Thompson Marietta 81 steers 1859
pounds. stO1O. j. H. Rose Marietta, ii
itecrp, l.OOs, S975: WIN Ryley, Marietta,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-17
HOTELS AND RooNuNG HOUSES

FOR SALE OR Furniture Of ~.
room roomius house in good oil field
t,Na aud threcycar lease on building do.
irc good business cash OF terms Address
h,N l4l. SApulrA. OKLA.
FOR SALE-l5 room rooming house. fine
location, rent reasonable Investigate this
snap Call Moorehcaa $500
RUONlNG house IN BArilesvtlle Okla. three.
year lease, cheap rent well furnished
vel located a money maker. Phone 669S
FuR S1LE-pAudy Is room hotel In hear,
OF city White Realty company, IL BY.
mum building Phone S5s7
ALLISON RENLrY COMPANY sure hA. ID.
rcmiug houses, large or small anywhere,
Call 414I
wANTEn-Two manicure tables Phone
59l3 or 5000
WHEN things look black phone the Wizard.
hss- rlcAner md DYER
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FOR RENT-Three nicely furnished cooi
rooms one block from car line. Phone
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-17

TOR SN.E-lt0 acres, l q milcs fr0m 70,
rum Muskogcc county Okla. also l6O
acre, gratug land located in Jim llogs
claaty. rcNas Address owner NJ Iellum,
~ Snulh Cincinnati InlSA. NklA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-17

WIAItp-Ai "o,troo= uaa. aust trsv
h-taC bile para al1 Azr- 1.ss4c1. e.
i-r-ie- AIsy s!5 Eass Seeoz- street.
ESTABLISH noaey =tslzs ta,.at,, "a yosr
f-r tory. selling t;r.-uy =14s % =,Aa1r-
c.liasi bsgeii o-s price sl1i ssilrg Azs
iA A-ti.ft. ifrZ Itser tc ueG-f- a-N
I.'..frrs rsctsssry Write islay y Il Dtvi,
lt-.-ir. tcu71-y. t.rt41-GtL Oll1.
Al >IENuGRArrrR a.. iyFswr!isr. -.is
A-er.ttse ct oo-sseeF.-E desires Pesl-
Nurs 'agg yelFs sIPsFgs1cs test ftftr-
e-fesi a1ly arsi ass t=F.gyzsni re=,i'
sret sS's. sasr Wo'.t-
WANT,D--BnsAt A-"'i-s yoaas soy:
hezizgis1 4yFssrlisr ecugsay . 'esoek.
WASrEn-H5-s,i sober grocery s!.Fs
-i7A % ut-As.-g sssh grocery in
f-i- '-Ea 'ia's 81 T. letter SoA c5sQ.
90 y sL.--
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE Restaurant, a growing business
In Wes; Tulsa. !irsi-eiGss condition, good
leass. vel located, good reason for selling
Masking money nov. don't answer GHlsss you
reAn business: price reasonable. Write box
655T, care World.