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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-29
Hubbard Bros. & Go.

Members New York Cotton Exchange, New Orleans Cotton Exchange, New York Produce Exchange Associated Members Liverpool Cotton Association. Orders solicited for the purchase and sale of Cotton and Cotton Seed Oil for future delivery Special atten- tion and liberal terms given for consign- ment of spot cotton for delivery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-29
CENTRE GRID WARRIORS
 ARRIVE AT FORT WORTH

Fort Worth, Texas, December 2S. The Centre college football team of Danvi1Ic, Ky, arrived here to- day and will meet Texas Christian University on the gridiOn New Years Day, Coach Moran and Ath- letic Director Meyers are in charge of the squad
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-29
Minstrels Oreanized

Pell City. December S.-(Speciall-un- der the coaching of Fred Cook, an old stage comedian, a minstrel of black faces is being rehearsed. The minstrel is com posed of high school boys, and probably will visit several of the towns in this section after appearing here.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-29
Interior Movement By Associated Press

Houston: Middling, l2.5oc; receipts, l6.- 42: shipments. CLOS; sales, 1,s6S stock. S5..O7s.
 Memphis: Mddling. l4c; receipts. 4.56S; shipments. 29S3: sales. HOO; stock. S7s.6o2.
 Augusta: Mfddling, i3.2Sc; receipts. G.Ai; sales ll0: stock, 165,95S
 St, Louis; Middling, 14.5Oc receipts. 4,sI1Ts shipments. S,721; stock. 1S547.
 Atlanta: Middling, 1S.25c.
 Little Rock; Middling, l4c receipts, i,555 shipments, 13: sales, 9; stock 64.- 0lO
 Total today: Receipts, Sols6 shipments 1aSS0 stock. 9S5.1S5.
 Dallas: Middling. 12.S0c; sales. ST.
 Montgomery: Middling, 14c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-29
Civil Docket Called

Pell City. December 2S.-(Special)- The last case on the city docket will be disposed of today. An unusually large numbertof arrest were made dur ing the Christmas holidays. most of the charges are for disorderly conduct.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-29
Hubbard Bros. x Co.'S Letter

New York, December 3-(SpeciaI)- lnder the influence of weak Liverpool cables and heavy New Orleans selling our market continued heavy and weak curing the entire day. New lows were recorded all along the .ine, and the feel ing among local traders here is still oearish Regardless of this decline ana the very bearish news prevailing, we can rot but look upon the future hopefully.
 The mills are buying small quantities on all declines. for they are far-sighted enough to see that the consumption which has Teen Sc conspicuous by it's absence will eventually reappear. We believe that even in face Of this decline it is best to buy for the future. and not be so pes- simistic at this level. The same psycno- logical feeling is now in evidence at this price as it was. when cotton was at it's highest price last July. Everyone want cd to be builish around 4oc, now everyone seems to turn to the bear side at 14c.- Hubbard Eros X Go.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-29

surgical operation furnish many men and women 
 had advised them under the knife e~, No matter what trouble nation, it be worth much 0 do Y MY We especially tors haveia to 'NS S-N-A~-S We Medical out extra charge and fees for service
 Office: 2o2oh Fi.t Avenue. Brminsham, Al.
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Bell Telephone and
 Telegraph Company.

Interest on Thirty Year First Mortgage Sinking Fund Gold Bonds of this Company, due 1941, will be paid on and after Jam uary 1st 1921. upon presentation of Cou- pon No. 20, to the Bankers Trust Company. No, l6 Wall Street, New York, N. Y.
 I- M R. HQXSEY. Treasurer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-29
Fight Results
JACK PERRY GIVEN
 DECISION OVER DENNY

New Orleans, December 2S.---Jack Perry of Pittsburg wns awarded the decision over Young Denny of New Orleans in n 15-round bout here to- night. Denny weighed 151 pounds, while Perry weighed 1JO.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-29
Money Market

AsSOtIAIeO TTtNS
 New York, December 2S.-Prime mercan- tile paper. 7sidS per cent: exchange ir- regular: sterling 60-day t~lls, S.451s; conn nierciai 60-day bills on banks. 3.451s; com- mercial G0-day bills. 3 i5; demand, 3.so; cables. S.51. Francs Demand, o.S2; cables, 5.S4 Belgian francs: Demand. l13: cables, 6.l5. Builders; Demand. 3l D.; cables, S1 30 Lire: Demand, 3.3o; cables, ss. Marks. Demand 1,35. cables, l.36. Greece: Demand. :. Montreal. l4h per cent discount Government bonds irreg- ,i ar: railroad bonds irregular Time loans firm; e1 days. 9a days and six months, Ti.d1s4
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-29
NEW YORK BONDS

|. s. cs, coupon offered ..., 10t
 T. s. As, coupon, offered .......... l0s
 Panama Ss, registered. offered . s9
 American Smelling & Refining 5s f2
 American Tel x Tel. cy. ss ~ s3
 Atchlson gen. As ........... 74L Atlantic Coast Line 1st is ... 7s
 Baltimore & Ohio cv. 4Ias ...... s44 bethlchem Steel ref. 5s .......... TT Centra of Georgia Consol. 5s .... so central Leather 5s ..........,., S5 Chesapeake & Ohio cv. 5s .. 8o15 Chicago, B. & Quincy joint 4s . 95L Chicago. Mil. & St. P. cv. 4Ias s 64% Cfnicago' Cf,l R. |. Y Pac. Ky. ref. As ... 654 Colorado X Southern ref. 4hs . 7oiS Denver Rio Grapde consol. 4s . S2
 oo:nnion Of Canada 5s G9SD ..... S2
 r irii " 6'u' fs '... .!..'--.... 3Sh Illinois Central ref. As . T2iL anss in.; Mer ;,.,i Marine es ...,... +....... 76
 l,ggeu & Myers 5s .. 5iH Louisville < Nashville un Is 18ss Missouri, Kan. x Texas lst 4s ' 545 Missouri Pac. gen. 4s ........ b2 New York Central deb. ,6s .,.,. 871. MoriGIk NS, x western cv. 6s, bid .... lo2+4 Pennsylvania gen. 5s ..,M sIiL Reading gen. Is .....1 TSi- Republic iron & Steel 5s (is4e5 sSs@ St. Louis X San Fran. adj. 6s ~ S3b southern Bell Tell. 5s ........... 70 Southern Pacific cv. 5s -.., asih southern Railway 5s - s1sz Southern Railway gen. 4s - 5S Texas Pacific lst ~ = 9ss Union Pacific 4s .t. s united Kingdom of G. B. X l. 5iss
 Y e, '''. .... :..... .-........ 82s, xa.,Car Chemical 6s .........: Ss
 Wi,so Wrenn s ist ;.,'..e... 84H '"'"H ~ 1o' ". hS ................t. 7St.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-29

By Associated Press
 Chicago, December &.-Potatoes firm. receipts, 20 cars; northern white. sacked. sl. 5ONI1 50 cwt
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-29
Dry Goods

New fork, December 2S.-Cotton yarn markets weakened today upon rurth.r weakness in raw cotton. New England ifahuHacturers accepted more bids at low prices. Burlaps continued low and dull wool goods quiet Cotton goods re- visions are not now expected until after January f. e'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-29
Rice Market By Associated Press

New Orleans December 2S-Rough rice. no sales; receipts. 1855 sacks mil lers receipts same. Clean rice steady. Sales, Honduras, S59 pockets, 2Ad61ac; Blue Rose. 3.5so pockets, 2ssd4i4c. Bran and polish unchanged Receipts, 1,222
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-29
Cash Grain By Associated Press

Chicago, December 2S.-Cash wheat. No. hard. SLIP; No. 1 mixed, s1.751.s21a
 Corn, No. 2 mixed, 7Sc; No. yellow, 76Kc.
 Oats, No. 2 white, 47lzc.
 Rye. No. 2. $1. 6014a1. cog.
 Barley, 6O0S6c
 Timothy seed, s5.5oas.5o clover seed, s15.00GI20.00
 Pork nominal; lard, s12.75; ribs, slo-19@ 12.00.
 St. Louis, December 2s.-Cash wheat, No. red winter, s1.92d1.93 No. 3, sil'9; December, S175Ia, asked; March, slo51s, bid; May, Sl.G0$4
 Corn, No. l. white, TAG; No. 3. esc; De- cember, 14c; May, 74as@744c, bid Oats, No. , white, 48@4S1sc; No 3, 474s@ 4Sc; December, 47l4c; May, 49Ac.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-29
Court Is Delegate

Tuscaloosa, December 2S.--(Special.) Probate Judge W. w. Brandon has gone to St. Louis to attend conven- tion of an order of which he is a mem Der. He will be absent until January l.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-29

5.29d; ordinary. 454d. Sales, 2,0OO bales, including 1.70O American; receipts, 3S,Joe bales, including 13o00 American. Futures closed easy; December. 9.33d; January. 9.S3d; March, 9.5ld; May, 9.70d; July, g 985d; October, 9.S4d.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-29
Naval Store R- As.~~fAk>A n>

Savannah. Ca, December S.-Turpen- tine, quiet, 921sc; last sale November 20 at s21sc; receipts. 30; shipments. 75; stock, A.T. Rosin. quiet; no sales; re- ceipts, l,460; shipments. 30; stock. SEGA. Quote: B, D. G. H, I, K, M. N, Wg, Wv, $ll: last sale November P at xi1
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-29
Dividend Is Gut

3ASovSihteO FreSs
 postoh, December S-Thes United oua ass smeitns, Refining and Mining dividend of 60c share on the conn,anY stock reduction from sl 50. the amount paid in recent dividends A dividend of s'fsc share on the preferred stock also was announced 'o
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-29
Metal Market

By AssOciated Press
 New York, December 2.-Copper weak; spot nearby and first-quarter, 1SdlS1sc. Iron quiet prices unchanged. Tin firm; spot, 3s.25e; futures, 3f2o@S4. soc. Anti mony. 25Gi5 S7lac. Lead steady; spot 4. 5o4. 75c. Zinc quiet East St. Louis de- Livery spot. 5.600o bc
 London December 8-Closing standard spot copper, s71 5s: futures. e73 2s Cd; eIectrolytic spot eS; futures, &S4. Tin, spot, saOo as; futures, ea06 l7s Sd. Lead, spot a2l los; futures, e22 l5s. Zine, spot "A futures G26.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-29
January 1st Investments

As the January 1st interest and dividend period approaches, many people are turning their attention to new investments and invest ments which will net a higher re- turn than they have been receiv- ing.
 We have carefully prepared a list showing a large number of attractive bond issues. paying from SIS per cent to IS per cent, copies of which will be forwarded upon request.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-29
Passes Usual Melon

New York. December S,--The Anaconda cooper Mining company today passed the dollar quarterly dividend it has been pay ing since May 26, 1919.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-29
Drs. Dozier & Dozier

Oldest Established Firm of Me ical Specialists in Alabama. Twenty five Years in Birmingham.
 We treat scientifically and with wonderful success, all manner of chronic diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat, Lungs, Heart, Liver, Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and all dis eases of the Skin and the Pel- vic Organs of Men and Women.
 We espeo n,.y invite those who have ary symptoms of Ap- pendicitis or Ovarian trouble, to.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-29
Liverpool Cotton

Liverpool. December 8.-Cotton, spos. dull: prices irregular; good middling, II 54d; fully middling. 1072d; middling, sSd; low middlng, 704d: good ordinary,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-29
Spot Cotton

New Orleans, December 2S.-Spot cot ton quiet 25 points lower. Sales on the spot, none; to arrive, 250. Low middling. S.50c; middling. 13.5oc; good middling, .25c. Receipts. 9.692 stock 454.O63.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-29
New Year Holiday Rv AssociafsI Prass

New York, December S-The cotton exchange here will close at noon Friday, December 3t.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-29
London Money

By Associated Press london December 8.-Bar silver. 47d t-sr ounce. Money. 4% per cent. Discount rates. short bills, 6% per cent; three month bills, 6s1 per cent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-29
Potato Market

New York, December 2S.-Cotton. spot. quiet; middling, 14Oc
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-24
M 'GRAW PREDICTS
G. O. P. LANDSLIDE
CONTINUED FH0M rAor oNn

''..a'i q ava ''afff
considerations IN addition TO the
league issue have iupeIcd the great
body Of the American public TO- sock
q change.
Cox Slipping.
At the moment " his nomination
GOV Cox appeared to be furmid-
able candidate. The country accept
I'd him as democrat representing
he anti'hcsis Of Wilson For two
weeks republicans realized thcv had
q real contest ahead oC them. because
he circumstances attending the
nomination pf Senator Harding had
'rft many tender spots but as
Harding grew Cox diminished I'm sizo.
ais trip 10 The white House and his
scryilc promise that what Wilson
promised ! will, " elected, dcNvcr, d"
Embedded the dart of defeat in tho
heart of democracy His absurd
charges OF campaign finance corrupt
ion hut added ~ tho rising tide Of
condemnation Of his candidacy. con.
duct and policies.
both candidates have hcon sur
irisc Harding for his immediate
into genuine and in
spirinr leader unl satvsmau. Cox.
because. of his immediate dorouor-
acy as a politician OF the Murphy
.ugcn. aud TaHcart school"
Mr. McGrnw has recently returned
to his Ponc7 city home from the
west after hurried trip 20 Chicago.
New York and other eastern points
where he was IN conference with
leaders I'm tho republican party lie
has been spending a fow days lu
Tulsa looking after business matters
Iud visiting friends
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-24
MILLERAND GIVEN
EXECUTIVE REINS
Socialist Premier Elected
President of France by
a Great Majority
CHEERED BY CROWDS
New Leader to Have lmpor-
tant Voice In Ministerial
Deliberations
rv NEWTON c. PARKE.

III ~. =. SIhll WI lIttIlouUfUll %
VERSAILLES, Sept 23.-Prcmicr
Alexandra Millcrand, a socialist, was
.odsy elected president Of France by
he national assembly. lie succeeded
p,m Dg4chaucl. who resigned on ac-
count uf ill health after holding the
,ffire fui eight months. NJ. Mile
r,r1 received Cos votes.
N Mulcraud's election To the
,resId.nry was assured when the
rbambnr Of deputies and the senate
+, ioint session designated him as
Incl. official candidate.
opponents Of me premier, whose
,rf1gpn.sm. which resulted chiefly
fror VI Mllcrand's suggestion that
the constitution be revised TO give
ibe chief executive more power,
failed to rally enough strength.
The voting began at 2.45 o'clock.
one hour was allotted to ballotiuE.
Tho rurIt of the balloting stood.
NJ Nu'.und, COS; NJ. Dplory SO;
N. Jonug' 3; NJ. PANS. 3, VI. Bour-
reois. Oh. NJ PCrct 2. NJ. Doumcr-
que. 1. NJ poinCare, ]. There were
90 absences.
NJ MUoranG was declared elected
by acalmttion,
N. palory himself socialist, was
supported by the radical socialist
faction.
Formal announcemcrt that NJ. NIL
leraud had been elected president
was made by Leon Bourge ois, prcsi-
dent Of the senate.
After the cOngratulation and fe-
Hcitations OF the parliamcntarians,
the n~esident-elect Joined his family
who had been interested spectators
in the gallery during the balloting.
Presidont-cloct Millerand and his
ana then left in a motor car for
tho Elysoe Palace, the official resi-
dence of the French presiden. in
Paris.
". Mulcrand was chcerod by large
crowds along the road and by a
great throngs which lined the streets
in Paris near the presidential pal
ace
There Is every indication that the
new cabinet will continue the poll
cles. especially those on international
questions inaugurated by NJ. Mile
rand while he was premier. 1t IS
likely the now president will have
more important voice in minis g
ria! deliberations than any other
executive who ever occupied the
Elysee palace.
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.SCRIPPS PUSHES
COX PROPAGANDA
CONTINUED rRoM PAGE oNn


going TO 70 newspapers ana were
made up Of editorial matter relating
70 the campaign.
We sell the news service ne
added, "and furnish this sheet along
win It u those papers when desire
Il"
There was no charge MADE Tor u,
Mr. Scrpps said. He said the cost
was "trlfling merely that OF the
paper and the INK
Any reason why you are renoer,
!hs thls service 70 HoNerho' COX anu
the party"' Chairman Kenyon asked.
les--want 10 see nm elected'
Scrlpps said.
no personal reason
None
Didn't Governor Cox help you 70
get out Of tho draft during the war;
u don't know that he did"
cor your brothcr?"
NO"
Nr. Scrlpps said that he had seen
letter published by the New York
Tribune from Governor COX, touch
Ing upon the exemption matter. He
sid 4.is would not influence him 10
upplrt Coverror cor. in any case.
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BUSINESS SERVICE.
PAINTING Am nEconAriNo

fatchlnE aud rspair work.
neatly aud promptly done. Phone onage
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cox TO THANK TENNESSEE
Governor wants 10 Express Grati-
tudc for Suffrage Ratification,

NEW YORK, Sept. Ex-senator
Pat Harrison of Mississippi, chair
man OF the democratic national
speakers bureau. stated today that
Governor Cox had made a personal
request to be allowed to make one
speech in Tennessee because of his
great desire 10 compliment tho south
and congratulate Tennessee for be-
ing .he 36th state TO ratify the wom-
an suffrage amendment to the con-
stitutiOn.
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CIsauost and coolest and most exclusive
room. IN clv GUNNER rates. host looH-
c'ur0rtlon Phone psars iGoG.
SLEEPISG rooms convenient 10 bath.
also garage, 2O2 =. wheeling. Usage
LARGB furnished room for one or Two.
so3 stllh Main Phone Usage 9iss.
SLEEPING ROOM for rent 200 South
Denver Apartment AZ.
MAIN 8. lG2e--sleepiug room Tor rent
oange P72c
THREE lsrso nicely furnished sleeping
rooms also one CAR garage FOR rent
close 20 car linc Cedar 1875
EIGHTH. WEST H.Clcan comfortable
sleeping room. convenient 20 bath. hot
and rDld water. close in Phone OaaFc
NICELY furnIaHDd and newly decorated
rruuH. uuIululug bath. also large room
suitable tors Usage 5o0a. ll5h T., Sec.
oud st
rnuNT REnRooM tor rent rhooe oaaFe
no. ar rsuFo alil.
BOSTON. Is. E2t Nirdy furnished. larrr
sleeping room. hHtn adjoining. cIoao iu,
gentlemen.
GCINrY s.. soI .Furuiehod room and
screened porch with kIfrhsncfic. $50
Children. rHaT' iool J
SECOND EAST l-o1 Large. clean room
ta- Three or four gentlemen. 90 each.
oHare rlis.
.EINNDDD. IS. ga0. Slcsv furnished sleep.
trr room. Feutl'nnn only
.liuFD. W. NH . sleeping room. suitable
Tor O. call pFaro 12i'
NINTH W. 3gi- Pleasant rIroplnE room.
meals ~ doslrsd cedar '77t
CiSDishATG s.. ug-l sleeping room.
convenient 90 bath
THIuU W gaG. sleeping room Tor two.
ph""a rzays s'7l-H
'fIgEpIEG ROOMS Two lsrre rlre rooms.
ono adjoining haih. Phone pf1go sl91
EhSTDs w. 50a.. For remit front sleep
lGF room in private home. suitable for
Sue W. two Fpuiicweu. no children or other
roomvl DaFo Go5a.
NICELY FuHSlSuED home -lIke rooms by
, Hsy or week Fern Hotel, Second and
FIgin. pssEe s2l2.
Will. take two refined men 70 room ana
board large room, adjoining bath, home
privileges, five minutes walk from business
r"utor. rcsforahle. can Usage 1889.
d NICELY furnished front room, grutlcu IN
preferred Phou" psago aoll.
FOR RENT ITO gentleman, large south.
east sleeping room. private home lnr
quirs 74t 3. Cheyenne. after evenings.
BOsTOE b. 522 Nicely furnished sleep
Ing rooms
| A ROOM that IL bound ~ satisfy, neat
ana homolike with private family, yory
| reasonable M East Easton.
| lSECOND. y. llOt-Dne sleeping room ad,
Joining bath. Oasgo 2Qis-J.
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DE NlNAS plrattuH. feplcaunE hpm.
Htitchinr. hutton-coyerinE am Hixea all
HtYlei mail orderH solicited width knife
plcata t-S 20 A-S inch, ! inc to g Inch
Wide loc yard, - inch wide 500 yard
width Hide plcatq y 20 ? inch, 10 inch to
% inch wide soc yard. skirt length o.
yard, width accordion plerts IL, 3-A ~
inch 1 inch TO inch wide zoe yard 10
inch TO 70 inch Wide SOC yard skirt
length ~ yard Not speed but Atni; Il
takes time so do work right Keep this
naWo ana price lis, for future mead
thank YOU Rooms aab third floor Rob
irson bldg Thlrd and Main. Estabiishod
loto Tulsa Okla,
HELLE Mnupsry--EIclpsiys models TnSds
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AUTOMOBILES


rom TOURING ,AH-Eurlue and paint
in fine condition. practically new tires. TO
b." sold cheap Tor cash. Osuge $3.50 or
Usage NftU.
FOR SALE Packard. f.cylindcr. z pas
seugor Automobile u bargain At 81 200.
Hanson Motor Sales company. Tittsburg,
Kan.
FOR SNLE-Ford touring. model l9,
cheap for cash, loil East Third.
TRUCK FOR SALEH2lg ton. pneumatic
tires, Al condition. rut 2 months. May
aspect terms. "a, care world.
4 BARGAiN-H Hudson $40. engine com
plctc'y sAcrhauled ? now tires, new
paint eltr Fifth. cedar ll3i.
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AUTOMOBILES
NIroMOniirs Inu nv

AUTOMOBILE luN SNt ~
FOR SALE..Hakyr EI,tIu, ,sI can
Usage N22
I8lN MODEL Ford roadster. extra body
good running order. PRICE itt0. can &c.
dsr a2 Usage li2N
FOR SAIE=Uuiek roadster. LOOKS aud
runs like new Nrp'v 80. uoulder.
OVERLAND passenger logs than I
year old. good condition good tires.
1900 or Usage Slo7, in evening.
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supplementary 10 lndI SuUHllll'u ny
him yesterday.
Says Sox cant Win" Flag.
In a story printed here today B..
y. johnson, president OF the Amer
ican league. was quoted as having
said he had heard statements that
the white Sox ~ould not dare to win
the 1920 pennant because the man
ayers OF A gambling syndicate, al
legged to have certain players in
their power, had forbidden it,
The gamblers are said to have
backed Cleveland heavily.
Mr.. Johnson left the city early to-
day and is not expected back until
Saturday.
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Want Ads
Rates and information

lhc per word per time.
Seven insertions for the price OF sih
Minimum space ~ wordB
le pei word per day when copy runs
one month without change.
Minimum amount accepted 2Jo.
ALL CHARGE WANT ADS are due
tion Of ad appears. rAll out-of' town
want ads and all wanted TO rent. SIT,
uauons wanted. wearing apparel ana
household goods ads are poSuNsly
%ELEPHoNE WANT ADS ar.
charged at the same rate ss cash ads
ana eoilsctions win be made at your
home or office as soon after first In
aertion as possible this IL an accom-.
ipodatlon service and payments shoula
oe made promptly whom bill Is pre-
eented Always sHk your telephone Ad
10 be repeated back 20 you by the
telephone ad taker to make sure that
II has been correctly taken. The World
cannot assume responsibility for errors
OF any kind occurring 10 telephone
sdvertisements
Under no circumstances are We re.
tponsible for errors In any advertise
msnt unless reported immediately
after first insertion, No reduction In
cost OF an al will be made unlsss error
destroys value OF hd.
Phone 5000
AK for Want "A Department
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WEINBERGER


Ladies' tailoring fancy dtesrmaking hrrl
stitching roc ucr yprl, button covering.
ombruldoriug, plcatinr
~ Wcst 9TH st. Phone OsaEs 9g7s
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WISE BETS MADE
$4,000 FOR CHASE
coNrINrEn rnoM rAaE oNr
Snys Sox cant Win" Flag.

supplementary to that submitted by
him Yesterday.
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Geo. M. Sutton Motor
Company
First and Denver SITS, Tulsn, Okla.
Phone Usage 1877.


LISTEN
Your car r. next why not save money
ana have your car repaired A. homo In
your own garage by mechanic who can
,todure written crcdentiaIs7 All work
guaranteed cedar 35i4-R sner y M
FOR SALE Ford shock sbHorbera, HperdO-
meter, other extras good az new. Priced
ight. 0sago sGG7.
$3.50 EOTE-short time Z per cent, sccurcd
by first mortgage on improved land
want to exchange Tor light automobile j,
will pay cash difference. II. a. Thomas
orpheum rhenter
ron sALE--isi7 Hudson super Six. Cali
Usage 6o23.
LOST Kappa Alpha Theta pin. name
Frances Breach on the back, Finder call
Usage 4laS.
For sATE-Ford roadster, new Tenders,
s4eo. r, Il. Hatch, ruricy, Okla, BoN
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FOR SALE--Seven passenger car In five
running order, four new tires and tuhcH
See this car and make an offer Usage
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MUST sell my seven pBHsonEoG car nno
running condition, the best buy In town.
Call Usage SASS.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-24

FOR sALE-Repuhlic truck ~ ton. Al
condition. motor Just 0ycrhauled. new
tires, a bargain Tor quick sale. Ouare
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