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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-13

drguex. Tanca No. s. Telefono 500
San Juan. Puerto Rico. Situado en-
una De las Principales Gales, eerea
del Tren , del Teatro, pr6ximo 3 los
Mneiles contiguo al Correo y demas
Edlhcioa Federales, Buen trato. Ser
vlcio excelente. Sc sirven Ccmidag
a domiciiio. Sc admiten abOnados q
precioa m6dicoa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-13

RAIEApEC AREorBo. PlaEs
DHA4&faA0S principal Hsssl. o.
"a oslmaAs y RsstAurAnt. M Msior a
Arssibs. site SARA sutomcviiss ansxs
Al HstaL
PEDRO oRPI q co.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-13

CTWHI A III mas frsscs. ample
~ AAAAAr1 comedsr cen vista l
mar. Departamentes para familias. Prem
- al sdincie del senads y cerca dc les
dsmAs Centres oneialsA II mas cenve
niente uarA transeunteL-Se alquilan
40 camas semanal. quincenal . mensual
Hospedaje complete. $500. Gale del
cristo. Nun. 10. San Juan. TelefonO.
s4s. p. o. Box 6s2 Prepietario: Pedrs
ARIETA- :.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-13

actitud del martes habeis empenado nj
gratitud."
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-13

pAI ACE I'm 81 centre csmsrcial
= HrANA De skn Juas. cen xiata
: Ia bahia. oentiens 40 hsbitaciones
Amplias cen enArtos de bans. ''Rsof
garden. site IDEAL para bailsa ban.
gnstsA ''ssir6es". Bl Eitis Dc reunion
ds "a busna ascisdad. rsu
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-13

tel. modernnmants equipads. con ascsn-
cor. habitaciones con bans. telefono. tim
bres y cuAnts requiere 81 noderz0 "ces
fort. Plan Europes. Restaurant la
earta Teltfonss ssl-1144. Box 1252, San
JosA Plaza Principal. san Juan. r. n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-11-13

ESTRENOS:
CAROLINA, Novenbre II.
AGUADtLLA, ITALIA, Diciembre 16.
MAYAGUEZ, MENDEZ VGo Dicienbre Is.
SAN LORENZO cERvANTES, Enero 22.
HUMAcAO, TEATRO oRFENTE, Diciembre II.
cAYEY, SAN RAFAEL, Diciennbre 18.
ENSENADA, Enero.15.
CURABO VERSAILLES ~Enero 9.
RIO PEDRAS, TEATRO NUEVO. EN- MANATI, GALES
FAJARDo, YABUcoA, RIO oRANDE, coMERIo, cABo Ro
10, Febrero 6. GUANIcA MORoVlS Y oTROS.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-03

Ao-ACRE on LEASE, Terrell county
Texas; great play, only few dollars;
map on request 4l3 Aoors Bldg. Fert
Worth. TeAaA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-03
TRY VISITATION PLAN
District Indeayor Convention Meets
In Tulsa Wednesday Of
Next Week

In accordance With an inter-visi-
tation plan inaugurated by the Tulsa
Endcavor union. two or more youns
people from each Of the Christian
Endeavor societies in the city VIII
visit some other society sunday even-
ing. May 2. and sunday. May 9. in
order TO study the Kind of meeting
heing conducted in tho other
churches should the plan prove
helpful. 1t viii he continued for a
number OF Sundays.
\ rally Of all the young peoples
societies In the Tulsa Christian En-
deavor district will be held In Tulsa
Wednesday evening. May u. W.
Roy Brcg general secretary Of tho
Southwestern Christian EndCavor
federation, who was in Tulsa In
Sht OF Boston. at the Tulsa g. h.
alumni meeting March ., will hc
the principal speaker At the rally
and al a luncheon in the Y. NJ. G. \.
\ large number OF Christian En-
dcaVorcrs are expected TO attend
from Sipulpa Mounds, Claremore
and other nearby towns Miss Helen
Paul Of this city, recently appoin ed
president Of tho Tulsa g. T.. dis
trict 10 succeed II. \. Koop. will pre-
side AZ tho rally
Miss Emma McClarcn Of Tulsa.
state president Of the Christian En-
deaNor union, went to NpskoCce
Saturday TO confer with other state
officers about tho thirtioth annual
Christian Endclvor convention TO
be held there June it-l7
ono Of the speakers and confer
ence leaders az the state convention
will be John Cecil. associate Sccro-
tary Of the Southwestern Christian
Endcavor federation, who recently
completed q tour Of Oklahoma In the
interest Of the organization, Mise
MCClarcn said Mr.. Cccl has been
associate secretary of the southwest
ern federation since March /, 1920.
coming from Minneapolis, where he
was secretary OF community boys
work in tho West Lake Community
y. NJ. 6. \. During tho war MIR
Cecil served first In army Y NJ. g. \.
work in Camp Grant and Camp Lin
coin. H., later cnlisting and going
overseas with tho 32nd engineers.
While in France Mr. Cecil edited
and published a rcgimental maGa-
zinc called "Thirty-sccond News"
and acted as sport writer for Ia
Petite Geronde," Franco-Ameri-
'"u Sl'''' puuliNI'u 'N hTlEgS l'hN-
export, world traveller and journal
ist. Later he was detailed TO tho
base section welfare officer with
headquarters at Bordcaux 10 gather
na'eri4l for a base section history
OF all welfare organizations. He was
also one NJ the 163 enlisted mon and
officers who. in special train m d.
three weeks tour Of the A. T.. t..
including all OF the base sections.
the front, Alsaco- Lorraine, LuNcm
burg and Germany He returned to
the United States in June. 1919, and
was discharged as a sergeant.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-03
Prominent Educator Killed

MEMPHIS, Tenn, May flames
Terral, %. superintendent of schools
at Hurlburt, Ark, who was shot and
wopnded there Wednesday by Frank
Jacks, merchant and deputy sher-
lff, died in hospital here today
James TerrAl was q brother Of
Thomas Terral, secretary Of state for
Arkansas. Jacks, who surrendered
claiming self defense. was released
under $1,000 bond The shooting Is
alleged to have followed a dispute
between Young Terral and Jacks
over The signing Of a petition for A
school election.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-03
". Is. Ridgcly Dies.

BALTIMORE, Nd, May Will
liam Barrett Ridgley former comp
troiler Of the currency and promi-
mont throughout the country in min
ing industries and the financial
world died Yesterday a. the Prot
ostant infirmary i'm this city. His
body probably will be taken TO
Washington for burial Mr. Ridgely
was born in Springfield, H., in 1855,
Early in life he became identified
with the mining business and in
1905 became president Of the Repub-
lie Iron and steel company.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-03
Schooner Goes Down

NEW YORK, MAY 2-The Nor
wegian motor schooner Risoer
caught fire and was abandoned at
sea about 500 miles southeast OF
Montauk Point today, according 10 a
wireless message received here by
the naval communication service
from the steamer city Of canton,
which Is bringing the schooner's
crew 10 this port, The Risoer left
Norfolk, Va, last Thursday for
Denmark. She registered l,343
tons
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-03
Many Farms Vacated

CENTERNILLE. Mich, May 2.
Between 5000 and 5000 acres Of
tillabh land lie idle in st. Joseph
county this year because there is
no one To work IL In thirty-two out
OF the 115 school districts in tho
county investigators found 1O6 va
cant farm houses. the majority va
Gated during the last seven months.
Farm labor is not to he had. though
farmers are offering $40 and $50 a
month with board room and wash
ing.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-03
Want Ads
Rates and information

i7c per word per time
Seven insertions for the price ot six.
Minimum space - words
lc per word per day when copy runs
one month without change
Minimum amount accepted CSC
ALL CHARGE WANT ADS are due
and payable the same day first inse--
ton of ad appears tAll out town
want ads and all wanted 20 rent sit
nations wanted, wearing apparel and
household goods ads are positively
cash In advance
TELEPHONE WANT ADS n-e
charged az the same rate as cash ads
ana collections will be made al your
nome or office as soon after first in
sertlon as possible, this is an accom-
modaton service and payments should
ne made promptly when bill is prc-
scnted Always ask your telephone I'D
70 he repeated back to you by the
teiephone ad taker to make sure that
II has been correctly taken The World
cannot assume responsibility for errors
OF any kind occurring In telephone
ertisements
Under no circumstances are We re-
snonsible Tor errors In any advertise
ment unless reported immediately
after tlrst insertion No reduction in
cost of an al will be made unless error
destroys value Of ad,
Phone 5000
Ask for Want Ad Department
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-03

FOR SALE-rho following oil and gas
leaEes: EA of the SEA 1-IO-6; Eh OF
the Me- lb-ll-S, NWh Fills Abstracts
furnished. Price g7b0 per acre. Mckinney
\ WhItn- Okomah. Okla. Phnne lh2
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-03

TELEPHONE PLANT BARGAIN
The BeFrs telephone plant rs for Eal'
rentals ton commission and other earn
ings viii exceed 81. 600 this year, slC.0 .00o
wifi buy. hHIf reHh. balance secured viii
take So 900 20 $4,000 moro 10 meet do
mand for phones. sickness. 100 health.
george R Goodhead. Rcggs okla
BAKERY only ono n good i've Okla
homp town ~ 2 900 population. price
rlrht for quitk sole, rare opportunity.
stgler Bakery stlElor. okla
FOR QUICK saIr pr trade Victpry i.aun-
dry tu. at BrumrighL Ollln., only lauu-
dry In tho city, owners have othr- hu-I-
ncs. that needs their attention II In
torrrtod come and look prupogttnu over.
y u Paro ana W i Eply
GROCERY and meat market Invoicing
about $1,000 for sale or for trade fpr
TuiHa property. Phone Os1Ee lo1 or Usage
2Ja2.
FOH SALE Best paying NreaIy l7d SOB
office Boo state. heart Of unW ~ fields.
sufficient reason for selling legal paper.
To,elpta 800 10 5000 wees. tts, "a. k,.
nothing else. Address SsN-H, Word
GENERAL MERCHANDlsE nor nIo.
alnall town, eastern Oklahoma doing
cash business, cheap rent, reason Or
5,llng Illness In family Ailrass .sf-H.
world
usEl miREs-AU sizes very f,ason,uIr.
guaranteed yuloanizing Tulsa riro
sGop. 10 " Brady
ASK MR. POrE
Long established posted
oklahoma City, Tulsa. KaNzaa city
Reliability Integrity Competency
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-03
FINANCIAL
BUSINESS Orr0RTuNITiEs 4

BUSINESS opportunities at Do Hidder,
Ia wanted, fbctorica and industries ~
an kinds 10 use local raw products eEpo-
Cislly, furniture and wood working plants
yellow pine, spruce. gum, ash. mahogany
knitting mills canning factories Tor sweet
potatoes. tomatoes peanut butter. cane
syrup. excellent openings IN many lines .
plenty ~ work for real mechanics and
trsdosmen, capital seeking Investment Will
find excellent paying Hecuritirs. need sew
oral business blocks and five hundred
homes. doightful climate mild winters;
Ions growing seasons, highly productive
soil. three railroads, excellent schools
population now Z. 900 and fast growing oil
development Just commencing. only clean,
energetic business men and enterprises
wanted. Correspondence solicited by the
Dc Riddor Chamber ~ Commerce, DO
Riddsr La
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-03

BAKERY Wanted 10 rent q bakery in
1.-Two town 0f 5000 90 900 whore the
people Will Keep uH busy the year round
We are experienced bakers In all lines
and capable ~ producing the fin"st of
hroadH, pastry and baking goods. only live
towns considered. want Q living rooms In
with bakery Address Howard
Harrison. Liberty I'M. TeNas
WASr TO TRADE 700 shares common
stock in nationally known concern for
o or G.room bungalow. invite lnveHtiRa-
ti0n as 30 stock WORTH ana merit. bunEtr
T0v must be- VOL butt ana tu desirable
u'IFhborho0d Address T.. o Box sSs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-03
AUTOMOBILES
AtrO sIrrItIs Am RtrliRs

~ ~ ~ lflliN ANb hifNih~ ~
USED rlNEs. Au uas.. ,cp fs'.onan.".
shao' i's IS ut,dy' ''@' '
ATTENTION. WIuys. kr'rht and u,cr.
lana "WucfH. i'I. N|.H nU'N'.' "iNN.
maxi, rnat.s .,,.t you Went gsa .cN,e' g,,l
in YOUR Rerarc 6r st pm, home
CENTRALLY LOCATED
Na-tv garage. roar .li q NH.'.n. repair
worth s. IS .rcr hour or will contract your
make. cedar alt
N,GNrros repaired and adjusted.
Is W. % spooIelfy Cedar io'l
oNY-AcET1lENE vs.ars r.i!.ar aod
not The people. rIcr' now scrNi n. Vt bum
.arbon l'uca BrHs. phone patso N.
liN EIg.u
NrrON rnW uIRt-GNWNGt~ -
SERVANTS QUARTERS ard ,pa,r f1r two
cara ie.s south u.unor Space tor ono
GARAGE aud arr,8ut- quarter. lh.u.
oarc eo2o lsl Nor,h lurla
FDE Nt\r
Show space tor two new cars or
trucks iu front show window ALSO
office room Ellington Hros Garage.
ilS North Main
GARAGE FOR REST as S. El-
wood Osage 5eN2.
GAEGE for f,nt. ono ,ar osbre t'Is o.
iftt 81 pruN'r
GAHGE Tor rent l-it Baltimore Usage
7'Ho.
WANT no. UuY thuwwy tufumolU.
body rnoua orarc 'lNh.
MOTORCYCLES N>p HCNCloS 80
MOTORCYCLE fur safe. s.r % Mon
day before noon or after -. M.
1Ol East T,uih pleo ,oa3.J.
WcNCIE for t.Io cheap can "s'g"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-03
Phone 5000
Ask for want Ad Department.
ANNOUNCEMENTS

LOST AND FOUND
Losr-A bunch Of Keys on carnival
grounds evening ~ MAY ist initials
\. Neager 3lh North Utica engraved on
key rms Finder please cat Usage 3S3s-R,
LOST-Pearl neckless lost SATURDAY.
Finder please return 20 Miss Barton
care Halliburton bbott company a0l re-
ceiNe liberal reward Family heirloom
LOST-Between SApulpa and Tulsa Satur.
uday afternoon. Eray rainCoat. finder
VIII please communicate with Mr, Power at
Usage s62o, Tulsa, or lsl sapupa.
LOsT-sterling silver iavtllotre with
amethyst stones; lost about o'clock
on W. Third between postofflce and
Denver, sterling silver laylIleire with
amethyst stones and little pearls. II found
and returned to R. W. Swearinger Hale
Hardware Will pay handsome reward
osaEe 22 ot osaEe 57a2
STRAYED--A black aud white LwyelIen
setter, answers to name Of Prince
wearing chain and collar Phone Usage
1910 or return 10 Loomis cafe and receive
reward.
PARTY finding child 5 silver FOX neck
please call Or Rhodes Office Usage $3.50.
TRAYED--From northeast part Of city
one small team Of mules. one black horse
mule soont Is hands high, ono black
mare mule about iit4 hands high, 5 and 6
years old no brands Liberal reward
Phone Nw-i5 rural
-..S. pa. r,-.-oHf .4.sn' oS DAY or
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-03

on LEASE-They are on the Wilcox
sand aud again In i6-ii-il. Share 50
acres TO lease for cash In this section, IA
royalty, For personal interview ask for
q. T. hopetto at Brady Hotel after 8
ID m Mnndnv NAV 3 nnlv
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-03

FOR UEAl DONruRr aud uylo. call
uaaEc b,9p Mra M,Niullou. tho Sew
hone turas'IDro.
lNFNNrS and ,hudrcn.s ,Iotbea made 20
please. aIHo package cwbruldoting
tllt T. Fifteenth So
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-03
nnlesMAhlNN- MiIII,INN
WEINBERGER

ENCLtSlNE MODESTO
Ladiee tailoring fancy drcssmaking
hCmsutching Toe per yard, button
covering plcuting
- West lifth street
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-03
PACKARD

1914 touring car in excellent mo
chanical condition, owner leaving
city and forced TO sell. good terms
arranged. bargain for someone.
Phone Usage 742G.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-03

hALTHEsssE renovated ana recovered:
eiAf sanitary Mattress co.
LACE .CuRrAtNs dry cleaned or laun-
dered by eAperts llls Cincinnati;
WI sET OuT your yari In Bermuda
EfarH, repair all wa-houtE and collect
"h'h Nafd i- completely covered with
gfass ihuno Usage 3ll3
LET ME OVERHAUL your Ford fur f22
special prices On other makes of cars.
work gHaran'eedi give me rial
CtME%T BLOCks for ssIo. lct us buud
tho foundation for your new house
W.Hon f'rIeI u.aeg l5a,-7.io.
STOVES ana furniture repaired, stoves
Hodge Osare 80.
PLASTERlNG AND PATCHWORK
Promptly ana neatly done. can Usage
WANTED water wells 20 drIL T.. u
cole. phone cedar 72s
WANTEp-HootnF 90 fix alterations
made. satbfartion guaranteed. call d.
Hamilton. 'os South La"ton. Phone
STOVES and furniture rcpairsd. stoves
Hodge. Gaaro t79l
WATCH HEPAIHING
For FIRST class work reasonable prices,
prompt service on your watch bring Il
Ap,o staff 81 Up, Essle Loan Office, Fret
LACE CUTTATTS CLEANED
CleAueT5 NJ fine larcs Mrs G. W
Iomlne,n. 1875 = Hodge 0saFe 63oo r.
BIIDING AND CONTRACTING "a
For SALE New and SECOND hand ,om
mon building brick ar well =. fr, nt.'h.
Nataua. Rank Eldr Tu.sa
WE SPECIALIZE 900 house .rreemns. Call
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-03
OIL LEAsE NOTICE

Pecos valley and New Mexico leases IN
heart of activity q fcw doliars will got
50 acres. AK about them, Osago 30.
cedar ll43.
g. HAGEMAS
3l6 Central Nati Bank Bldg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-03
IF YOU HAVE
ron RENT- Niccly furnished a sleep. /

Phonogr1ph troubles, call Cedar
1898. Exclusive Pathe shop, s
West Flfth.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-03

NOV no MAKE Money In on" new
book recently pubtshed don't buy oil
stocks follow lead OF big companies maxi
Ing millions; book tolls how Price ioc.
tgtampb accepted Jones Investment Co,
National Realty BldE New Orleans La
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-03

1ol East T'uth. pneo ,oa'.J.
WcYCIE or s,lo cheap ,au n.,Fc
-sat.
,oD, -, nooN,c
boHND AMI NoONio
HOTELS Is
the MIDWEST upTri. Elat Tniru So
oppoaite Midland Valley. under new
infringement transient rate. flto srd
w hgt Hnd ,'ia ,Wa,ei ~ 'F.,l '.,,,'
''i'.t"' "'''
IIGHT Hot ,thFtPINU ROOMS 10
rttp,,t, t.t.p>.tgttt,p rl,Ns a,
- ~, - '.i .,,. t',...'.,., a.,
1907 T.. Hodge ON car Iho ana JIt-
neN.
LIGHT HDTsEk EErlNG rooms for rent
Auplv az l.I1 E Toufth
arr. T. t4ol Large modern house
Lc,rir, rnorg for roor,s p-NTIe
~ p'''~ ''''''-'
W EST l'NIiN, l4l- Mo llEht
housekeeping rooms, furnished
az "a ,...J
...--..
LIGHT housckcCpluE room for rent.
can bsIc" 1iHH.
pitplt\I\ 40 Two rurui.h.I
-. ,,.,,t,, ,,,,.,,... ,.,..,,,
Walor iuroIhn'd
.MNNBl.ILE. y 4U2 Two house
kc,ninr rooms
HOUSTON, s. 923--TWo llEht
housekeeping rooms with bath,
CIR rent.
..--.....t.- ,..-....,...i
'r'NNp' ". l"a' W" h'.'N luTh'"''
''',''. ,.',,'''' .'.-s .'.'
FAIRY lew e. -l~IWo nicely
lurhIHh'H r""I,IS LOT HN"' """S'
ARCHER. W. el.- Ncwiy furnished ID,
.u.t| ktgho" privilege. walking distance
si,pS.IsIilsb room. fnr urbt housc-
toeplnE modern convcnlencea aiG|
Duluth 81
PEORIA, =. 7l3 - housekeeping rooms
osaee s.is -----...-. .-.-------.
LAWTuS, s.. u9--llousokerping rooms
FOR rent in modern home, close in
rhon" Usage lNss
TWO hEht housekeeping rooms Phone
',-atc "''' ----.----
MARY RROCkNtAN APT -o2- sleeping
room with or without dining room and
kitchen privilege. friFh'" entrance
ru.Is ''s'ts s,'"
hgSgsekSsep,lnF .SselSSn, ,,.o rooms modern hn'
's.s .,.'' 'l9.,' - w.
aa ssniE rooms also Se'p'hS rooms usage
~
.,ii ing r@9ms. -! vs., maaern ., H.. =, ,,,,,,,,
rooms ndiainins hatS on ear lin",
WORKING connie proferred ies North
Nogales street
MAyHEII.E y 9-Thfeo modern light
housekeeping rooms ups,airs, SO per
.rI,ign E $40 ~ S.igc rc,yIy furnished
modern liant hou.ckecpine rooms i
hlocks from Main ST.
SLEEriNG room aud garage. two light
H'yl"s y, '"s az - s,,3
roomi' % st,ri,,iv modem JUS '' ''"'
SECOND b.. ms Two light Goi.osogp
ing rooms; strictly modern -
nGG w. 'sN''' tItmirGed bG,Rn'
second door cast Of Fourth s.. owen PARK
carltnc.
LL0jl = Rl'llEh, cLEANEHs -,
MODERN cleaners skllltul dyes' expert ~
ierauons prompt service and our record
6ssre' 'tH'Sl''''''' 80 ''0"' o'u"'
-,
rnr Iigbt bo,"escsr'rg rom and bark
,riystc cntrsn,n. ,or'ys,i., t a. bsth, nrty
stc family. also 2 rtccly furnished rooms
rom UrN.r- -.r,.-, ri1,Ig f,,rnI-n,d -,o,,,,,-
for light hougokcepirE front ana back
ate family. also Q nicely furnished rooms
ior slecpiuE 1901 Main 0sage 2ef'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-03

ron SALE--i0O shares Treiaf oil a Gas
stock At par See Mr.. Pierce. 1907 E,
Hodge.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-03

WANT LIVE wire to sell oil and gas lease
in your home town Tor Interest IN Lease or
commission. ? wells drifting aud more 10
ltart soon; field VIII have big play; all
box Sli. Thomas. okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-03

ATTENTIOE--Bogg oil and gas lease OF
10 acres, wcst half of east Half Of north
east quarter of II 7-ih-lt for sale at SIS
per acre or three-eighths carried In fret
well 10 tanks In drilling proposition. Phone
20, OHnge. Okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-03
OIL LANDs-LEAsEs

big enough TO put you In the oil business
as oil men play Il, II you want your $500
or 81 600 to go into this wonderful chance
to grow and chance to make big Join us
In this syndicate and share with uA all tho
way through. We know the country, as we
are operators In the Usage Free map and
list of tracts Jamea X. Haynes. oil OPP
orator, Granville. Kan
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-03

my A0-acre lease In 1i-26-ls. Nowsta
county, have two offsets. 400 barrel
well Just I'm 10 tho north; don't zee how
for salo, $3.50 each; well complsts 70
tauks Wire or write mo quick if Won
want IN H. 81. MCGOWAN. Muskogee.
Okla
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-03
BOARD AND ROOMS


the MIDWEST uDTria ElHt rnlru 81.
opposte Midland valley. under new
management. transient rH'c.. ~ TO "td
.up. Not and cold water Iu every room, ,
efficient service g. T Ionr proprietor
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-02-27
New York.
NEW YORK, Feb. IL, 1920.


The weekly review of the leaf tobac-
co market in the Tobacco Leaf points
out the relative inactivity existing IN
practically all market centers. Water
Street packers of domestic leaf, who
had been laboring under the delusion
that the market had reached the limit
of inactivity last week, have been COM
PEELED to alter their opinions since the
recent storm The snow storms on
the Atlantic coast have blockaded traf-
fic, played havoc with telegraph and
telephone communications. and kept
the buyers who wanted to reach Water
street out of touch with it. But these
are the sort of little annoyances which
Water Street has learned to accept
philOsophically, and 30 long as the cigar
factories throughout the country con-
tinue to hum at their present pace, the
average leaf merchant sees little rea
son to revamp his confident prediction
that 1920 will be one of the most pros
GUS periods in market b 9 oTy,' says the
Leaf 1t discusses at some length the
Ambitious price expectations of many
New England growers, but intimates
that these expectations may prove to
be pious wishes, rather than hard facts.
Any further initiation Of prices is not
looked for beyond the 1919 figures.
Any relief in the present low ebb of
the foreign market is not in sight;
'sthe export experiments of the major
ity of Water Street packers mark a
period in their trade life which they
would gladly forget is the parting
shot on that topic.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-02-27
New England.

HARTFORD, CT., Feb. 10, 1920.
Owing to the great storm, tobacco is
not moving. The growers can not de-
liver, and the warehouses are feeling
the results. Shipments are similarly
affected. All buying in the Connecti-
cut Valley was all but suspended dur
ing the week, though most of the to-
baeco is bargained for. By the end Of
the month most Of the Havana Seed
Will be in the hands Of the packers,
and the Broadleaf asserting by the
growers is well under way. The labor
situation is improving. The hig inter-
est canters around the things which
transpired at the New England TObac-
co Growers Association meeting. The
spirit of the meeting was one Of optlm-
ism. The growers are looking for
higher prices To this end they went
on record in favor of a higher tariff on
Sumatra. Advertising by means of
the film was heartily endorsed. The
new president of the association is w.
s. Pinney of Suffeld. This gentleman
is also at the head of new corpora
ton to grow and deal in all grades of
tobacco IN the Connecticut Valley.