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Evening journal., 1919-12-13
OLDEST TOYJLAKER IS BRIGHT
AND CHEER Y AS SANTA CLAUS
nv RFATRICE JACKSON.

NEW YORK, Dec. PA modern
Santa Claus is PeS Crandall'one Of the
oldest toymakers N the world, yet still
young at Sc. He has been making toys
for boys and girls all over the world
since ne was 4 years old. Yes. he is
Hstill yOung-his eyes are bright
his smile CHEEKY and his step is sure
and firm, and his reason is that all his
life has been spent in mak.sg others
happy, men and women as well as boys
and girls.
What toys do you like TO make
best?' l asked him, girls toys or
boys toys?'
u don't know that have any
i choice" he replied. Il love TO make
both because / love little boys and
girls and like 10 make things for them
10 play with, and TO repair them when
they are broken. have four children
Of my own, but they're pretty grown
up now. l had five, but one little girl
died"
And when I spoke Of his wife, his
eyes became filled with tears and his
voice grew thick and broken.
She left me a year ago, he said. In
fact, during my interview with him,
MS eyes were uiUlllru WIN tcdlo lllVob
OF the time, as though he had seen all
the sorrow in the world while he had
given his whole life to making It
happy.
Il have four grandchildren, and two
great-grandchildren," ne said proudly.
But / reminded him that he had many,
many more, just hundreds Of grand
children and great grandchildren all
over the world. He Is Pop" Crandall
10 everyone, Grandpa and a Santa
Claus to thousands Of little boys and
girls.
The children love TO visit his shop,
and the grown-ups, too. Many young
men and women have gone to him for
advice and help in their troubles, and
he has faihered them all.
Il have i6O patents Of my own on
toys" he said. and named some OF them.
He is the inventor OF the spring
hobby horse, and he told me an incl
dent about &C. Lincoln was passing
down Broadway IN New York, on his
way to Washington 10 take the presi-
Dental chair. had some Of my spring
horse rocking away IN the window,
and was told that I'd have 70 take
Evening journal., 1919-12-13
THISBARKEEPER
Saved THEDAY
Mixer Extricated Jap Skip
per From Wet and Dry
Dilemma
CROSSING MERIDIAN"
WAS TIMELY

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. i2-Since the
nrst day Of July no man has faced
more distressing dilemma, born OF lhe
",yet or dry" controversy than Captain
Yoshiharu Maxi, OF the japanese liner
Tenvo Naru. on her latest outDounu
trin across the Pacific. Without desir-
M ,o offend either wet or dry by en-
niovnent OF the expression, Captain
Maxi was really 'tWlAt lne uo''' 0''U
the deep blue sea.
II happened in this way ,oo
Among the cabin passengers We're iUO
American missionaries, he'ueu pS
Bishop Henry Welsh, a prominent ui-
vine stationed in Korea. Also on noaIu
were some 80 bon yiyants ana good Iel-
lovs among whom was Brighten. T..
n sheriff.. author, diplomat ana sol
dier Capiain Maxi had been requesleu
I'm be especially considerat- OF Dolib ulo
Blshop and the Brigadier.
Now. the bar on the Tenyo Is FAMOUS
,monp Pacific travellers. Ito, the slnoh-
room steward. can mix more de-
loctoble alcoholic c0ncOctions lhah
ceniiprdc has legs Furthermore. except
.,,hon within the thrcc-mile limit on the
American side, the Tenyo bar is never
closed ...,f,
a day ont from Honolulu a commit
Toe of drys. headed by Bishop w ISM .
waited on CAPTAIN Maxi and asked lhat
Inc bar DE closed the following sunday.
Eager 40 please his passengers, anu
never thinking OF consequences the
skipper acceded. .,...,
No sooner had the news spread about
fhe ship than The 20 FalsiaIs. WIN
General Sheriff. in command, stormeh
the bridge and demanded audience win
ibc captain. What could The captain 40
but make another and different pledse .
Bv Saturday night the situation had
become critical. Captain Maxi was ln
despair tie wanted TO ba polite TO bot
Rishop Welsh and General Sheriff..
What 10 do? Captain Maxi dropped OF
IN troubled sleep on the sharp horns OF
his dilemma.
He was aboard early next morning
so were ihe passengers.
You have broken your Wordl thun-
dered the drys. "Hcrc Is Sunday morn
ing and the bar wide OpcnV
The commander STROBE with them into
the smoking room.
"How now." he manded of Ito, who
was busy shaking 50 celobrative cock
tails. did / not issue orders that the
bar was to be closed on Sunday?'
10 bowed low-and grinned.
please Captain Maxi" he said, his
grin expanding. "thCes no Sunday Las
| nj pass $50 merid.an-kctch one day
for change timc-thces Monday mornin,
Evening journal., 1919-12-13
BOOM A. J.LYNCH
FOR governor
Georgetown Lawyer Talked
OF BY Democrats For
Nomination
RAMBO BROS. TO
START FACTORY
Special to The Evening journal.

Special to The Evening Journal
GEORGETOWN. Dec. i3-Polliicians
in some sections are booming Andrew
j. Lynch. we'll known Georgetown
lawyer and chairman OF the Democratic
Committee OF Sussex County for the
gubernatorlal nomination.
The Rev. sewell Norris Pllchard, pas
tor OF Wesley VI. Z. Church has been
unanimously invited by the official
board 10 return as pastor for the third
year.
Rormbro Brothers, Of Baltimore, have
established a branch shirt factory here
and next week it is planned TO put it
in operation. Quarters have been Sc
cured In the Thoroughbred & Hilyard
Building. and about ffty operators Will
be employed. The factory will oe de-
voted almost exclusively to the manu-
faciure OF mems shirts.
Members Of the GEORGETOWN High
school gave a dance Thursday night In
,he Peoples Theatre. The proceeds
viii 60 TO the Athletic Association.
Horace short severely cut his foot
with an axe yesterday while choppins
wood
r.. +. Tucker OF North West Fork
district. residing between Bridgeville
ard Greenwood, Is the champion hos
raiser in lower Delaware so far this
season. Recently he buichered a hos
which tipped The beam at 6i7 pounds.
The next largest reported in Sussex
County is one killed by Willard 5. FL
Ingsworih of Broadkin district, near
Milton. which weighed $50 pounds.
Several cases Of scarlet fever havo
been reported from the The rural sec
tiOus.
Evening journal., 1919-12-13
With the COpperS

Announcement that two traflc sema-
phores with umbrellas has been order
ed was welcome news 20 the ira;ilc
men. The men hope all tranlc stand
ards VIII be equipped with umbrellas
In a short time.
All men are vain and 20 be commend
ed by ones superior officers encourages
the men, patrolman Cosgrovc, one OF
the rockies. was recently commended
for making a thorough report on case
he investigated.
Patrolman McGranary was heard In
forming a young woman recently mat
De had bought it, evidently meaning
her Christmas present.
Instructions given the men by Chief OF
/ Police Black following the shooting OF
lpatrolman Edward Dulton were timely
iIt is hoped. however. that such drastic
action viii not be necessary.
With but few exceptions the rank anC
nle Is willing that the police commits
Isioncrs shall distribute the proposc'
INNNlIIa NHNNNN ANN AANAAA AsANf NfN'AtttAtt
the commissioners see fit. The com
missioners favor the plan followed 10
Industrial plants and by large corpora
llons. OF giving the older employees
larger bonus that the new ones.
such pluck as displayed by Pairolmar
/ DutiOn In shooting a Negro who had
shot him is what makes a police officer
With five applications on Me, IL IS
hoped that three additional patrolmen
viii De selected.
The announcement that friction alleg
ed 10 exist between The detective bu-
roau and the patrolmen has caused ON
Ger Walls 90 present his resignation wa:
a surprise 90 AN In giving his reasons
for resignlng Walls dissipated another
news item.
Tn an probability the commissioner
at their next meeting will commend
number OF patrolmen who gave gooC
service In The capture of Lem Price
murderer OF Patrulman Zeblcy and Jo
/ Smith. the Negro who shot PairolmaI
Dutton.
Evening journal., 1919-12-13
SALVATION ARMY
TO REMEMBER POOR

The Salvation Army IS preparing to
give its annual Christmas dinner bas-
kets TO poor families. as in former
Years. and will take care Of all worthy
eases that they come in contact with.
While Christmas kettles are not seen
on the streets, neither will there be a
canvass from house 70 house for funds,
but anyone wishing TO contribute can
do so, or anyone knowing Of a worthy
family should send the name to Saliva
ton Army Hall.
Address all communications to Ad-
iutant Arthur Cook. Ofllccr-in-charge,
No. POS West Seventh street.
Evening journal., 1919-12-13
THRIFT ESSAYS BY
SEAF0RD CHILDREN
specIal 10 The EvenIns Journal.

SEAFORD, Dec. i3-Thrlft essays
were sent to the Wilmington War Loan
Association this week. The seven best
were chosen from each class. grades
i've 10 twelve inclusive.
At the meeting OF the Acorn Club,
The subject was Conservation" in
charge OF Mrs. T. n. Rawllns. J. Sny-
der, soil expert for the u. 5. Govern
ment gave an interesting talk. The pro-
gram for the day was as follows. Pi-
ano duet, Mrs Alexander D0noh0e and
Mrs w. D. Stevens; solos. Colleen or
Nine" Heart OF a Rose" by Miss
Ethel Robinson.
Evening journal., 1919-12-13
ATTACK LEGALITY
OF EDWARDS ELECTION

TRENTON. n. j.. Dec. i3-Charges
that Govcrnor-clect Edward ]. Edwards
spent more than $4,000 for his election
in violation OF The Corrupt Practices
act were made Co Attorney General Nc
Gran yesterday by G.. Rowland Mon
roe. counsel for the Antisaloon League.
Monroe claims that the election OF
10 Democratic Assemblymen running on
"a wet platform in Essex county was
void. because they had violated the
same act. Attorney-General McCran dii
not indicate what action would be
taken in the case.
Evening journal., 1919-12-13

a barrlcade Of guns, not 10 mehtloh
his uniform for civilian clothes, but
stu he has wealth OF respect for
daddy's knowledge OF machine guns
and heavy field guns.
Daddy. how d'you make the bullets
nv out2 What's this little wheel fort
Won't you shoot lt2 Hurry up Please
"Wcll. where do you want 20 shootf
How can daddy Do 80 dclibcratef Ihis
coggcd wheel raises or lowers the
gun 90 wherever you want H. Then
swing 10 20 the rlsht direction. There
Got the bullets ln2 Now grab the
crank up at the top and turn II as fast
as you want to-"
Oh, To BE An Ace!
business OF wooden bullets whanglns
against thc opposite wall and a chair
In the line of ilrc-molhcr's protests
Evening journal., 1919-12-13

them out or stop them: that they were
taking the attention OF tae crowds. So
/ had TO stop them until the parade
passed."
pop" Crandall made The hobby horse
that the present king OF England play
ed with when he was q yOungster.
why" he said, the prince who has
just visited us must have played with
the hobby horse that / made for his
father"
But he has made so many useful
things, too Baby carriages. go-carts.
cradles, even orange peelers and but
ton hooksl But the most useful Of all
are the crutches and invalid chairs.
When all other manufacturers had
failed. no alone made The invalid chair
Evening journal., 1919-12-13

What more could he ask than sue
Now that the great war Is ended.
Toyland is captured by greater army
Of war-llke toys than had ever invaded
Il. either before or during the war For
this holiday season, the inspiration OF
the .oymakcr must have come In "a
drcam OF machine gun barragc. planes
nutterlng IN the failing Leaf and all
tho other compliments OF preson. day
battles
Returned soldiers are frantlcally re-
allzlng all their knowledge OF the op-
Grafton of the real instruments of war,
mat they may answer their small some
legion questions.
Ready for Barra0c.
Tako Billy. FOR instance. early on
Christmas morning Billy didn't Ike 10
very well when his "Capn' discarded
Evening journal., 1919-12-13
CnnIsrMAs CANDIEs.

Arriba assorted chocolates packed In
five pound boxes, each containing n
choice selection OF nuts. chowy pieces,
end assorted cream pieces; special price
80. .i5 the five pound box. A complete
assortment Of Liggetts, Guth's and Page
and Shaws chocolates and confcctions.
Danforth's Dependable Drugs.
Market and Second Sts-AdV.
Evening journal., 1919-12-13

for Ruth, daughter of Grover Clevo-
land, and Mr. Cleveland wrote him a
very beautiful letter OF thanks and
appreciation. IIe also made the invalid
chair for senator COlquitt.
"Beechcr used 10 come into my shop
and talk 20 me, too. and look over
some OF my new toys. and we became
very friendly" De continued. "Oh. I've
seen and talked with some grea. men,
And wanted TO tell him that a man
who had devoted hiB entire life 60
making the world happy. and bringing
so much pleasure 20 20 many hundreds
OF li..le boys and girls. and so much
comfort TO so many people who
couldn't walk or play, was a great
man. too.
Evening journal., 1919-12-13
ALL RESTRICTIONS ON
WHEAT REMOVED

Beginning Monday 10 will not be
necessary for persons importing or OK
porting wheat or wheat flour 20 furnish
customs officers with a license Of the
United states Wheat Director. In other
words. the President has by proclama
lion. cancelled the embargo placed on
wheat last June. and after this week
this country may send and receive the
grain without restriction. The price
guarantee continues, however, until
next June. and hence. The United States
Grain Corporation will MAINTAIN its au-
thority In this particular.
Evening journal., 1919-12-13

irnlane ana submarines
from the safety OF the doorway never
yet stopped a battle. While Billy
scramblcs 90 pick up the bullets. an
other machine gun Is set In place, this
one ready TO shoot stlng-dealing pa
per clips from fat paper roll near
the end OF the barrel.
Then the mud shoes OF the big gun
capture his fancy, while no hears how
shoes Ike these helped the heavy
pieces across the plains Of mud In
France.
But who could stay away FOR long
from that ehImmering wing tips or
what dad says Is a real model OF a
scouting plane2 Close by rests the
slim gray form OF a submarine and be-
tween sub and blplane. Billy docsn
care n the waffles are never ready for
breakfast.
Evening journal., 1919-12-13

Captain Maxi promptly and properly
tainted with joy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14
LIVE STOCK
DOCS. CATS. rrrs

MAI rlruL FINN .tYEp Giant rabbits
fot sale psis ~ lot pi' Main
'huutiNG poGs rRNlNtp Qo.r,et
century experience. iurludlrs rh'n'p'oe
vipnef aiso fine prospect iuf sale John
nou,ld,ou. shtfntli "a
fnU SNit Two feualr Thoroughbred
NIfcdnIr uuput,, fom Imported ,to,s
bargain rhorc al'p ,.."gc I'm
LIVE STOCK AND VEHICLES -
roR SAB I,.m 81 good farm muls,
good ttA''ltfs vut. anlshrtt ~.g"l
snd hAfue', tsI o. ou'' inlo =
tlsin
hAhGAiN Nuri,t 80 fNRNtNs Tor
sale t-.u taAes suud team rrt,hrton
mare, roiA % i"s b, Jack Weight
2sun pgunds slhH takes ups iafm
hstnsss aui farm vAIon, doulle no,
tomr'ri' II tstru At once pi2 MAin
ron SAl.t IIrn 300 us,s me, al
purpose horse Kind and gentle. sing a
snd double llr b. alsu r'tfa good sad
de horse O~Uer Miss pota i0io
tsin
ron sNlf. o 4 g c,gs ~ ~se1s Old
2? rulss
GoArs rbr sale 81, Montana Anso,.
fine heir foAts ItIrc o. write q
Mefsh nromide utls
ron sNls- Registered tst.s, nuu CON
lns five ,est good individual sud
bred fight eNs, tU handle uo hAd hh
iis copy Of breeding on t~ius.t 4 ].
Oo,L C~st. uia
POULTRY AND SUPPLIES "a
SINGLE Gown niACk MlNORCA Cock
r-l Phone 1Te2 "
~ RI hRFD BAHRrp riymouthrosk csc.
iar .ct,iuE o. fot rs ~ " per TOO Mfs
" l. North phone NSlS
ron SALT iial,h ,our chicks from hiG
houed dAfL, rrh eulofrd Rhode Island
Ret ers' Nov ready Phone 'ioV !
WANTED LIVE STOCK he
foh EAl.f frw white Rock cork ssls
Your choice o. This stock formerly
owned %, NA'trr Allen Mrs Thomas
three blocks east oi Lewis Ave and three
blocks north of utArk tai
WANTED ru MY one thotuus ushhted
flrylc comb white icghorn rooster Phone
alpp.t
WANTED Pair ~ young mates. or $
yratt ptice tessohAhir ~rlrht sbout
l.2oO Address hos ~ Iul'a
MANTtD To BuN-A good msrc Csn
III y Iltsi - Phone iIp7
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14
LIVE STOCK AND VEHICLES

fOR san Team oi good farm mniss
good tfAN'ltfs wutk aulshrtt Nsgu.
snd hAfurss cal o. once iutb Z
flsiu
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14
EMPLOYMENT
sIruArioNs WANTED rrMALs u

bonfktFPER With accounting srpsri.
cue wants emplo, meat Tor hsf dsy \ /
N"renccs Ndl "a care World
WANlfn liousesleaning sud Window
-"hias Phone ip1p
slrl NrioN ny experienced u,,euns
Airtnah I've Nrars on the ruai as
- lest, ~ rrfsrcncr, Nddf,ss II
Made. care Hotel coiton
'AorNG GiRl,.-p..ltc, ptl,.ts switch
board o. clerical pn,liion -eN tpsn
'hcs Phone liu7J
GuRl iuvr FINISHED hu,,n,. ,o.i,.,
desires position Phon. g5ig
hol NG LADY WITH ENPFRlrNCf be
~, ncnostspphie poslton rhoDs
NANilD POSITION Al once hy rap.ti.
-'csi stsnorapher Phone ipIt
fhoNt 0oas iot led, to- ,afs for youf
'N'dt"n afternoons and evenings
POSITION A. CAsuufh Experienced
Ihone room ?Os okiahoms hotel 4 ia
in morning
Position WAN1'rp Nv .,p.r.p..d a..
el'b oil comnsni preferred Cali iObs
b''N'rn ~ and or after %
hnnkkfFpfR Am CASHIER --Thr.,
,tur tailiUsd npstlsnce desire. po,l
ton Nddfss hos J. No as rars world
PRACTICAL NURSE Wants eonfinrm.n,
'N"s Phone ddil
lol NG LADY rhoroughl, experienced
u,s'lfr. position a. T.. u \ opcrstot
Phone i16GI
WANTED Position b, itenogtaphrr h,s
'eh" r'pstenre -Cau sifi
WANTED Position general houss~ork b,
so'of"d rifi, Nofth side preferred phone
Nul'Nu LADY Two ,sats experience In
telephone office wishes position - f. n
\ operator i q I1T West TulA
Oka
WANTED POSITION II, Nr,t rlas, cool
Address ~ r,te Notld
IN 'NrthfSs wants position l., month
wages $50 no lAundty Phone 5git
WANTED ro,iuon A. houseksspsr b, md
Ole AF'd ladl good rnok uu lncum
hrancrs address X ~ care World
botS0 LADY with some lnswiedre OF
Shorthand aud i,p.wtitIuE. dstlf.s office
i'osiion Phone i6isR
NulNG GIRL. Uootkespef or ca,ht.t. dc
.ires position Two ,eafs with one
ffm stu bank rsIetisrer Hest OF
references Address kfp cars world
DicrArliOsY OPERATOR miller and
frnetsl office work five ,safa eIpcfi
shre. Add ksA care world
NorNd LADY w,he, position ss ,isnos
taphsr ~ clets ~ill srrept position IN
West Tulsa or Sand springs Phone
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14

hunNktFPfR With accounting erpsti.
,sfst,Nrr. WIZ "'.gp . ,", WW,,s' "
WANTED Housetleaning sod window
~shilg Phone lp1p
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14
LorsIol sALs


fiFry rEET---flose In, frsi .elss, fev
spsrtmsni or resldsnes i~o blocks from
horsrs Mann school one block 70 esri
oil improvements In Ownsr, Pnes
t2ehn $500 es,h. Addts. k.aB. care
fOR sALf-Clo.s In lot on " MAIN ~
fot prize and loesiionl phone os1s.
iors--loi. and lets of is,s N yoa vsnI
lot IN The Iilsh Cisp sdditIon on ths
kouih side, where you ere Surseundsd
b, IN. home. 'sll ne. specie prisss
S.u q. s ,i,s vow ,U 40, @ .I..I 10, az ,rom 70 w.
70 half . bleet. Oteatt fnvssimsnt ~
tit fir,t Nail Bank bldg Phone ss1s,
LOT ron sALE--sosito. A. koriSlh ,
isrms Phone s2ne "
LoTs-fot ,sis lots bb aud 20, hoeh
four collsrs View part essh. bsisnss
"a suit purchaser. J. ". Hartman. HAST.
land, Tssn
sonE oy rHE BFsr LOCATED Lore
IN eiiv ard real baTlsins. ell slsss sf
houses Phone a2ai
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14

sALFsNEN WASTED Twenty ~. sale,
men wanted with $50 or ffi tor invest
ment Sslesmen stop look and listen
One Of the hlEfsst MONEY masking ptopo
sitions tno~n today Something entirely
new and different n is Wall 1els
phone Directory, Business Guide aud
Calendsr This ha, been copyrighted,
hence ,sltsmrn should have no tompsl
ton u Is sorns none, maker One In
UretletI ICED man ylested In sherman
Tesas ~ r>ec Ls,b over snd above all
s-penssl ,SA dsposit,d ne monsJ
H. the kommI Nail hAnt ~ Shsr
man Ahd inexperienced men
cleared IN OeW Tstss IN ,is days
tnt- clear oi slTF,p,r,.s and Deposited
their profits IN the State Natl. bank Of
Denisou Rank deposit slips 10 prove
same THIS IA YER, pleasant business
experience not necessary Car use llh
stiy nond, Al pst Csl ~ room 93p
Hotel Ot lahoms ONlss hours "a IN
TOO D m see Mcdaniel \ Gayle
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14
siruArios WAITED MALE

YOUNa MAN Wants position In oiNre A.
typist or hookkeeper Address ilos X o.
care World
lOtNu MAN WAns position a. hINins
elers Addre', Bos KOS care World
IOCSu NAM Wants position In real 20
tsis oiii.e address Hor X pi. care
World
FXPERiENCtD sNlFsMAN-otiic- man
aest fifsi clsss tslsrraphst and railway
hookksspst stead, re'iahls address
bot k0i rste Wofll or e = " ro,t
oifies nos Hha
Al BOOkREFPER And office man. open
Tor position best % references oprr
snd Gloss hooks Issue ttlAl balsnee Give
me ttiAl phone T121
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14

SITUATION WANTED ~ man ~ shl
ity application sri education With con.
cefn ot indiyIiIs. shsfs iaiih'nl con.
,cisrNuus roft vii 10 tprfs lated liav.
'rral cduraion five 'rafs aetuAl ~
pefisnrs iu corporate Isral NATTER n.
tics credits and ro''rri0rt Sevsfai
years rrneta. office experience lust
the nan ,ou need " relieve sou of youf
detail wofs Nomius' 'Aafy until talus
81 services s dsmonstfsiei. iof Inter
Vr~ aidfsss ga sifr Ns'li
LAWYFn Young hv,sr no desires wotk
lnr ronueetion wiih high c'Nss hsyef
lAu firm of corporation in husi'lng ohh.
hons or Tetss iown Admitted ln Ma
bama 1915 NAutsv rhavtf Montgom
tty. Ns
srESoGR tPHFR HOukkEtrtR CLERK
TYrtsT nesitt, ros'iior uilh oil pro
dufsf ~ ra.ailrt .pWrHrf Iwo Hestt'
rsrefisrfr ir 'hr oi game srd one year
ip tho meftauti.s buainr,a lot inter.
tle~ address h %, care hoIld
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RIAL ESTATE LOANS
WANTED TO soRkow

LOAN roR OST on Two YEARS Oi
" $50 at 10 per cent wanted on o. Q0e
property close IN phone bgdl
WAITED " 600 ynrs nest security
ffs, fafn mofiFAgs. 10 Avoil eon'Hls
SION, prefer nttvaie party Address y
BoB a. rars world
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PROPERTY for EXCHANGE
ExoMAsoE AUTOMOBILES

ExoMAsoE AUTOMOBILES 10
HAVE CAR worth o. O0o vii pg II iu
90 htN UsJnsni oh good five of siN
tvnn house. deuei iuturufs Go Phone
EXCHANGE REAL BsrArr -
10 IRNnt Have tine lot In ut,uu that
~ 'an tAIe ro,d diamond On on This
Toe 10 pttced tlght Otcuti lhyrstmrut
80 "a lt'l Natl hsnk bdg Phone
tS7s
ron SALE m ExcnAs0r "a
fuh SAlt ~ WIN trade nuv lot ou
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slarimsul ~ stores ~ tafags vuH cannot
best ~ Those chances Az settiug srst,r
IN IuIA Tins lot H. pfiJvd tshi fot q
lev dais onh Nuu can double your
mour' on this lot 40 less than lrat
90. Ut lp'ssiruent 10, a. itfNt N-t
hiig Phone asa
ron ~Atk fns lols tuo room house. utth
scte~nsd iu porch good vell watst vii
taNs hghi iNs uassrnEtt ~ a. pAft paN
heni se'tn blocks south kentAl tol
90" IN ho,tmounl Heights u A
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ron TRADE aIscEILAsEous 7s
10 TRADE Four pool t.biss sachsnEe
Tor car hot S.i VuApa~ Obl.
hlAMuNp TO EXCHANGE for furnituts
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
HOUSES ron SALE

HOUSES ron SALE ss
sol M NlCrON SIS room modern bun
galuN electricity aud gn hu II ~ irs
iufc' suh three room m"dstn hons"
en- tcaf ot la, iitOu $500 cash lsl
An'r rAN fitt, Phone %
tNsr slpf Ne~ Tour room pl.ststrd
house slrriuop nuc lot. " $50, 49,
rash Y = rNe.sn So
t,Sr slpi ri,c room mod,fn house
s.erturi'. On ra,ins o. ihu $3.50 rash
rhe'au So
Mtsr Sut Co@ u good a,us ioo,n
house ",epugn. good "n' " '"'
,Oi rilNtsT INVESTMENT -Four i've.
toom modern tuusAlnws ssfsse for two
tafs ~eil o. ,ofust lot. tit. Avo
Terms Z rleIau. 80
tlst SIM HNRGNtN - tnom modctn
hpisr hu.l in ftsiutes hsfdsooi tleofs
tssemrui ~ 1000 vtI handle cal Nj
Mutphi ESQ Roh,nsen Arcade Phone
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l,sr slnl 1--we room, Win hath. osk
funts fireplace mAut,l clrgtfir hsht
intutrs prro % zoe. rash VI Oun bsl
sute uLr rent Leaving to~u, mu,i ssU
rhone ilOi
.N tENL MY
y 500 buys seven toom
house NNlug tupm
artnss entire front ~
house. mautsl spIru.
dii location cofncf
Tot terms hut ~,
count tot Al fash
NJ ~ ~ ms RrNLTN 90
Ae2 Mao hldg rhore -laa
nosruS 4. as Tor sale o~net .i
bld = Cincinnati
niru slbf nsauofuI eight room home
hsrdSood floors throughout basement
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