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New-York tribune., 1920-09-22
Colored Association Disputes
Colby Statement ON Hayei

The National Association for the Ad-
vancement of Colored People, in a
statement issued here yesterday, said
because the Haytian legislative
body had been abolished by force un-
der American occupation it would not
support Secretary of State Colby's as
sertion that the United States did not
contemplate or would not tolerate in
reference with constitutional govern
ment in the island
The statement charged that John Nc
1lhenny, American financial adviser,
had withheld the salaries of the Presi
dent and other officials because the
Hayti1n government refused to sign an
agreement turning the National Bank
Of Hayti over to the National City
Bank of New York
New-York tribune., 1920-09-22

Prominent New York physicians yes
.erday expressed the belief that Lord
Mayor MacSwirey ot Cork either is
being fed by friends during his i'm
prjsonment or is not issuing the state
menss credited to him. They doubted
the accuracy of reports on his condi-
tion and voiced wish that physicians
in the case would provide the press
with a scientific account of Mac
swineys hunger strike. now of forty
Savs' duration. The circumstances Of
his fast are unique, they said, because
Of MacSwinsy's motives and mental
state, and full OF interest to the medi-
cal rro:esS or.
A London dispatch announced yes
New-York tribune., 1920-09-22
Whisky Remova, Barred

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 2l.-Judge c. 3.
Faris, in the United States Court here
to-day, ruled that private owners of
whisky held in bonded warehouses can
not remove the liquor to their homes
without violating the Volstead prohihi-
tion enforcement law. Permits TO move
the liquor stored can be granted only
where it is to be sold for medicinal
purposes. the judge held.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-22
Dollmaker Slain i'm Doorway
Fingerprints ON Wall Only Clew
to Assailan1s

Francesca Migrano, thirty three
years old. a dollmaker, of 17S Thomp-
son Street, was killed by unidentified
assailants in the doorway of 1872 Thomp-
son Street yesterday. His wounds were
by bullets from different caliber re-
volvers, indicating more than one as
sailsnt. Tenants of :he house were
aroused. but were unable to give the
police any clew.
Patroman Vance, of the Mercer
street station, who heard the shots.
rushed to the scene, and summoned an
ambulance, but the man was dead. The
only clew are finger prints found on
a wall.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-22

glasses of milk That was all the
nnourlshment she had. According to
Mss .Geshella's story, "the angels"
ted her. bringing a morsel of bread
and tiny glass of wine at j o'clock
every morning. During those sixty
five days she continued to walk about
her ward, talk to fellow patients and
apparently was as we'll as ever.
Other persons who have tasted
more more than forty days are Richard
faaucel, 40 days; Mrs Carrie Sawnce.
4e; j.. Austin Shaw, As, and Giovanni
Suchi. 45.1
New-York tribune., 1920-09-22
Funeral Held Up an Hour

The funeral of Mrs. Marie Malato,
Of 539 Graham Avenue, Brooklyn. was
hoIG up an hour yesterday while
mourning relatives waited vainly for
the dead woman's missing seventeen
year old daughter Cecilia. The disap-
pearance Of her daughter caused Mrs.
Malato's illness to take a critical turn
a few days ago. She died Sunday.
The notice Of Mrs. Malatos death
wa. printed in the newspapers. At
the last moment yesterday. girl was
seen approa ching. The relatives
rushed over to greet her, but it was
stranger. Immediately aftarward
The funeral procession started for
Calvary Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-22
Hunger Strikers Get New Beds

CORK, Sept. 21.-The hunger strik
ers were made more comfortable to-
day with a change to new mattresses
and in some instances new bedsteads.
Each also was provided with an oil
stove. All the prisoners are reported
to be very weak but conscious, with
the exception of Sean Hennessy, who
has been unconscious for long time.
The length of the hunger strike
(forty-two days) has now approached
the utmost limit of fasting a endured
by professional fasters of various
countries. The prison doctors point
out that the professionals usually, as
preliminary TO their proposed or
deal. go into training, fattening them
selves for weeks before the beginning
of their trial. In the case of these
prisoners, however, none was particu-
larly robust when the hunger strike
began. Several of them were even in
delicate health
The doctors reiterate that they are
New-York tribune., 1920-09-22
Irish Police
Sack Town
lrn Repriis;tl
Continued from page one}

armed and disguised men in uniform
@teaEkeo several premises in Carrick-
on-Shannon, County Leitrim, and caused
considerable damage with rife Are and
bombs. @''N
Reports from scarifg, County Clare,
say that reprisals have been taken on
that village for the wounding of two
constables. Similar scenes occurred in
Aooeyfeaie, County Limerick, where
the local temperance hall was burned,
a pharmacy damaged and the windows
or houses smashed in reprisal for the
death of constable Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-22
Plague Rumored i'm Fiume

FlUME, Sept. 21.-It is rumored that
four cases Of bubonic plague have been
discovered in Fiume. The theaters
have been closed and other local pre-
cautions taken. Steamers and trains
are continuing to arrive and depart,
the cases will prove to be really of a
bubonic nature.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-22

convinced the strikers are not receiv-
ing nourishment in any form and are
getting no stmulants in the water
taken.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-24


Dry, for stove, hheater or furnace. one ton,
$3.50. Two tons $1,000. Delivered. Phone
52J or 4193.
CHOICE TABLE RICE-Parcel post pre-
paid, 10 lbs. $1.45; 100 lbs. by freight,
$500. Cash with order. f. Z. Erstine,
Stuttgart ARK.
FOR SALE-The Grand theater would Ike
to sell about 100000 tickets for while
New York Sleeps" which starts tomorrow
matinee for a seven day engagement.
FOR SALE-Watches, clocks, diamonds,
tewelry. cut glass and silverware. Arm
strong Jewelry Co., 429 Kansas ave.
FOR SALE-Smith Buck Board complete
Driven about weeks, at a bargain. Full
lerton Bros. Co, 713 Kansas Ave.
FOR SALE-Book Of knowledge and hand
some case, at bargain price. Thousands
of others. Pendry Book Store, lis w. 9th.
ONE new wagon for sale. Low wheels,
ga S. cane, 3x15 in tires Phone. 2s0a
K-4.
BEAUTIFUL set French ivory hand crochet
panels for French door or window, new.
Less than cost. 800 E. 9th St
FOR CHRISTMAS-Real Indian baskets
right from camps. 1864 Lane. Is.
FOR SALE-TwO small printing presses
and type. 1913 Kansas ave. ]. II. Rhodes.
FUR COAT, new, size 40. black, SO. Call
1929. 1911 Fillmore.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-24

EANTED-By elderly white couple, care of
church; reference. Phone 1898 k-4.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-24

INSURANCE statesmen - Experienced
shoalth and accident. Work In Topeka
for we'll established company. Salary and
Commission paid. Call between and 8
d. ~. or 4 and ) p. NJ. c. a. Hetriek, Room
800. New England Bldg.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-24
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
$1,000

Oak finish and floors, 3-piece bath.
large basement, furnace, fireplace in
living room, breakfast room, sleeping
porch, new up to date 6-room cottage,
Washburn college neighborhood; 2
lots, garage. Price $1,000, $500 cash;
payments on rental basis. -..
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WAN
An, mist III LANEOUS ADS

s-eeTting WANT Ads In The Topeka State
Journal IS j cent a word each insertion ;
minimum 10 cents; by the week D cents
word minimum so cents.
0T-T or TOWN advertisements must be
seeompanied with cash or check in tull
payment OF the same. Note the foregoing
ne rate per word for The Topeka State
Journal = -
.lossffied properly mast be In The State
fonrnof office before u 20 o'clock. Want
ADS received after 10 80 till 10 p ID. viii
Re Inserted under the head: Too Late to
lastly"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-24

MEDIUM size Acorn coal range with
warming oven and reservoir, cost new
$500 sell $500; threeburner Perfec-
tion oil stove with large oven, $500; Per-
lection oil heater, $3-00; 10 hedge posts,
Zoe each; Remington No. 10 typewriter,
$500. 22S Broadmoor.
HIGHEST Cash price paid for all kinds Of
Co. Phone 1882 1929 Kansas ave.
DON'T SELL IT. LET us make 1t like new
for you. Phone $500 Sleep or Swing Co.
FOR SALE-Duckwith Round Oak heater =
good condition. Phone Blue 1928.
ONE Administer rug as good as new at
gro Harrison
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The Neil, 21S w. 11th, January 4. Thre,
rooms and bath, modern, 500 Phone Blacl
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-24

wANrEn-FEMALE HELP


WANTED-50 neat girls for lunch counter
( and dining room, with or without expert
enco $40 mo. to start; free transportation
wo n cooks for hospitals; private family
helm: house keepers chs mber maids. Fur
mans Employment Office, 10G West sth.
ANTED-Waitresse and lunch counter
Z girls; salary. $40 a month; room and
Station.
NANTED-A white girl or young woman
for pantry work. Pelletier's Tea Room.
Apply to-Mrs. Sickinger Monday.
WANTED-A good woman at the Orphans
{ Home Phone SOP 9r 3O02 White.
WHITE girl or woman for general house
work. BLACK 29ts. 1$4J Fillmore
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

,ssyilIe State Bank to 1. b. Alter, S.
a Sc. u 5-i0-14. - ....,..,.;.: .S',zOO
X Oninton to 4. j. Ernest, lots .
I5-9-8i, Cortland ave, Kenwood 1
c. Brady TO J. L. Holman, pit. lots
5Os-1O, Western ave, Gould's add
i Ernest to Il. NJ Ernest, lots 157-
59-6i. Cortland ave. KenwoOd..... l
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-24
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS
FOR RENT-ROOMs
WOOD. WOOD. WOOD!

ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-24
MANTED-MALE HELP.

rAXICAB DRIVERS-Men Of good char
drive a Ford. DO not confuse these jobs
with the old time hack drivers. We are
in the transportation business. Steady
employ meut. good wages. Payne 5, 20
West Sixth street
WAN ED-Fry cocks; camp cook; End
cook; Kitchen helper, $50 mo-, board and
room; wood chopper; farm hands; married
farm couples hospital walters; married
farm couple Tuesday everything fur
nished FuIman's Employment office, Jog
West sth.
WANTED - White man camp cook, $40
mo. call Sunday 10 a. m, with refer
ence. Furmans Labor Agency, 1O6 w. sth.
WANTED-Quite capable young man, some
experience as rate clerk; permanent posi-
ton. X. X, care Journal.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-24
wANrED-sITuAT1oNs

OST-Sunday, auto crank, north of tow
Phone 31S1.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-24

FENIM ORE .MOVIN G

JOHN PETRZILEK. The Purifier. moved
to SIG Kansas ave- upstairs. temporarily
iocated
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=
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
FOR sAI.E-REAL ESTATE
G. II. Bowman & Co.
Greetings


We wish to thank many friends and patrons that
have patronzed in the last year and placed confidence
in ability in the line that following. Our
is due to their loyalty and support We take this
means of wishing them Merry Christmas and pros
porous New Year Hoping to be able to you the
future as we have in the past.
c. H. BOWMAN,
W. H. McGREW,
INEZ ANDERSON.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-24
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST An ID FUND.
OT1ND a chair or two and some other
things that need fixing Bring theh
M ana be rewarded by getting real fac
iry work. Phone $500 Sleep or Swing
ID.
OSTZThursday evening corner It'll and
Kansas ave, mans new black KID wool
ned right hand glove. Finder please noti-
" l.. c. Waters. Phone %, Line 3, Berry
N Exchange.
.OST-Black bill folder in Woolworth
store, jewelry counter. Name was on
.cket inside. Finder call Black 2544 and
acelve reward.
.OST-BIack auto robe between Santa Fe
Depot and 10th and Topeka ave. Phone
l5S. 1874 Van Buren.
.OST-Black lynx muff about three weeks
ago Black 1903. Reward.
.OST-Sunday, auto crank, north of town.
Phone 31S1.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-09
EMPLOYMENT


WANTEp-Iob printers linotype opcr
utor uci~smcu. prcss feeders. ButkhArt
Printing Co. Tulsa, uka.
WANTED a butcher at once. must gNc
hest ot trfetruccs ps1g' 300
WANTED Experienced accident eud
health insurance collector to represent
us in TULSA, libyrpl policy forms. attract.
I've contract Come Go 500 bliss Bldg fot
WATER DRIVER wanted. must know
,.N and hy hrle io give reference 'all
between nnd ~ e. m itls Baltimore
"i'n'hfd Water go
JOS rHE ARMY HecruVps Offices =,
1klahomo CITY Iula. Muskogee. Chick
stha. Ardmore and Enid
WANTED 4 hoy fot delivery work
Apply At urmm's nrug store. Seven.
WANTEp. A. once. first class futni.
turc and undortAking man. Apply
Hawh.o iiu. % W flrst
WANTED ENrcucucod steam hammer
driver one who is willing TO leave
town, non cEpcrieuced need not apply
can room toS sinclair ON 4 Gas
WANTED A competent Office boy must
he ever ~ NoarH " age Apply room
WNNTEp.At once. experienced barber.
can make from $50 20 $40 per week.
WANTED Two shoe shncrs. Apply at
SOP Main 81
WANTED experienced young mon
collectors Tor advertisinE $50 per wceh
WANTED Good steady man TO work ON
tmal farm and dairy steady place Tor
rleht man. See Hahinak at 2i6 u. Sec
ond
WANTEp-E Experienced glazicr. prefer
one who has had experience in whole
Gnlc glazing plant United Sash & Door
co. sapu'pe, okla
LINOTYPE. machiniat operator. models
IL and X, union shop. SO; moro II
worth II, wire or phone Nc"sta star.
WANTED.-A real estate salesman with
car. fine proposition. Leslie Brooks
co, phoue Usage eS77
w " ~ " y - Competent combination
HtcuoErnrhcr and general office mar.
prcfgr man now ompluycd, rcplN In own
salat, e>rcctcd hddrcss o6i n. World
WANTED. Bottler Tor foot crownlug ms
pottimr CO. 'ss5ru,ra okla
HAnWR ,WA,MrE,n 'ss guaranteed per
WAN rED Roy about i6 or u years old,
Ha mail aud office boy Apply Sinclair
Refining co, Kennedy nldg.
WANTED-Thrce saiesmrn with refer
cncc. j. g. Harness Usage elto.
WANTED Experienced hushclman. lIy-
land Tailoring 90. i6 w. Thlrd.
nrIr wANrrp-rEM,Ir 80
wANrED-First class stenogrspher able
flee work. Address p. o. Box ?b,.
CHOCOLATE dipper wanted. steady po.
Sitlou the year around. Apply Superior
Tea ftoom. 6tl Main
WANTED Cook aud housekecaer for
small family; white, middle aged
woman preferred. can at noon hour
$40 Cheyenne.
WANTED--Color cook. servants' quar-
ters provided. rall Usage sj53
MIDDLE AGED white woman for gem
or1l housowork Usage A21S
A WHOEVER with three children going
TO school wants housckceper: state SAL
Hry wanted Addrcss 9si-B, world
wAITREsSES WANTED. good salary
iO7 p THIRD Hrondway Confectionery
ANTEp-ThoruuEhly capable and OK
pericnced white or colOrcd maid for
general houscwork; prefer one without a
family. one who can stay on the place
at night can G3a w Seventh.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-09

BAkEHY-l want 20 buy retail
bakery. northern Oklahoma preferred.
l. l.. King, Leroy, KansaH
GARAGE business for sale, We have a
high class trade; good shop equipment
and storage room fuT 10 cars, small
amount u cash win handle H. Drum
right GaraEe pruWriFnt. Okla.
ron sALE-One OF the best rooming
houses IN Sspulpa, 80 rooms, leaving
city Phone 0iH.
FOR SALE-Grocory stock and fixtures,
must Hell on account Of other bgaine.s
Phone Usage sabN
CANDY sALEsMAN-iou man with
small capital can establish permanent
business In Tulsa and vicinity that should
earn from 800 10 1900 weekly. this is a
Toal opportunity Tor hustler; prefer
man with Ford car and selling expert
cnrci you handle your own money pay
only Tor stock, carried Write The
Womack 90. Manufacturers of Pecan
Caudies, 1885 Buch Oklahoma CITY okla
a HAVE A GROCERY and market doing
good business, Will trade tho stock
and fxturc8 for lot or good car call
Ehtoy Usage %,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-09

NON UNION CONTRACTOR
Carpenter, painter and decorator. let me
mako your old home new, stop leaks Ia
your roof. charges reasonable. work done
promptly, let me figure your house, can
save you money and rivo you first class
work Phone 144g can at 3l5 = Frisco.
G. G. Barnes, Painting Paperhanging
Srsclsl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-09
Army Equipment Sales
Company
3l5 East Third street
Tulsa Okla.

FIXTURES show cases desks, chairs
registers check writer's, stools, scales,
rofrigprators. meat blocks etc: will sell,
luy. rent ur trade. .2 W, First Phone
Cedar SOS
FOR sALE-oue $50 ivory reed 6asy
carriage. good as new. Price f5Ioo'
Phone Usage 277i "
10 600 SECOND HAND common builders
brick. now al Collinsyille. Phone Usage
1910 -------.-
PIASO HON, practically new, slS
Boston. .---.----------
Fpp sAI.E-ReplIca ~ chlld's head in
bar relief original $500; will sell Tor
So. very beautiful, made by original
artist Address 'gs y, W"r,a.-------
rDnT-BEER gutfT with a Victor crcsmer
will get the money. tall and see u
working a. our place ~ business, You
can have an sizes, prices and terms
Ware. IN s Broadway Oklahoma
Clty Okla
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-09

mouth l''r oH't"ilnE h'tp- t',h
Elrrtftc HakctNt hsktug done entirely nN
cost. m5s, modern sanitary msihod in
N,,;,nJt' N,ns,@ t,r,,li1,. nov 'elnE
,,..,,l.,t 3N'i-' ~, .i', . ~, " ~
,9"'i1' 1IspcrWsr,'' ,,% % M, n, rm,iiss,
,' e.. 'r,G., u,tI t,,n ~, .'', ,l"t,'
Sec him or write tor appointment KEEPS.
frcsh Electric Rakcrios. rs " Madison
ST. Chicago. lll
SIR NrioNs wN>TTD-MNIt AZ
NyNSTIn T- ,crr-rt y,itL ,.II,lic r.,I
.,.,. 49,, N ..f..,, 80, .,', .,,.,,t
'.''''' ,'nn w A",',,N"'.'"' ~ t'lpn,,
eoe IA rsrc Wand
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Address tSe.u cnrc of world
.,.,,., ....
'hEIAHN rltl NSlNtN Estsbhahrd
srrp"I,. dn,rS t5eS 6oo ""r rro,. nps,Uo,s ncg
isst ,..t ,.iiI cvtrtt,t, p1nrcsttt,r f,,ru
man ,Gie T., trycs, a. so6 to ,iC 900 and
"uni,fird to hold rositiov AZ sccr,,nry
treasurer must have all moral attributes
that such a position calls FOR. with energy
ana sr,Tr'iihnlc trc9td echlna mmoo ro.i-
Won VIII nay WIN Investment '''eo MN
,g'vn i'H Ni,n p"S,,nuN''a o., h"'c
u Interested address boN so7-h care
N"tld.
years % old ini,' roiiceH srs1Sats Win veSpcri
ence In Ictning. salcs cnd and general
lease work. deHireH Co locate Win an ON
company whore effort b. appreciated
proven executive ability. Address 903-b,
care ~ world
POSITION As CLERK ot umokccpor
two years experience; reference. can
osare Pice. ans n $, Elgin St G. a.
GalliEpn.
POSITION WANTED BY married man;
truck driving or chauffeur Address
l. - y care W'tld. .-.-.-..-.
TOOL DRESSER wants work, any field.
q y. lynn Hotel
uOOKkEEpER and stcnogrnpher. i've
Yeats experience In ou and gaaoline
business, desires position with inde-
pendent operator or small company Ad
dr'ss sSs-b. care OF World -.------
WANTEn En-rosition In refining or aalos
uepartm.nt OF 1eSnenslhlr ol, ,9lnpahs
~ ~ Il~".i'eu ~ nlau' q. S'nlH "iiu ~ ~Na'n wv
800 ~, .'''' " t'"'' - 'E'' ,'',' ~
Nrto, ~ I""t uu,np ~ ~ n"N c"lI,"Svp'
World
rxpl,ptr.,,,,,r ,.-.,,--7,.,.., -,,,,.,, .
T. .it,,N' ~, i.N' ~ W" tennn unn N1l,a
drrss Hotel Form .oqi. E second 81 or
phone s9ip Ossre
So; -, ,..,.,,,,
! IN EnNi INH' optnuuSs!pr" i""Ps an"
49,,
~ '"'hi y, ytnttt,n.r N''p va"
prcfcr,i,g ncsition win good oil rom.
many! can eiyo hest of refercnce Ad-
49, NJ o,1 "A .,ro NVo,td
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-09
nrupING An co>rnNcriN0 2

700 900 BRICK FOR sALE-lmmedlato
delivery. urH HHI used NuI|IurH nI.u
some face and rustic We are making
delivery. See us first ". L. sullivan,
machinery Phone osagc 5374
tAtItNIEE waiU uy utN. CONTRACT pr
per cent. large or small. work guar
artced. repair done also Phone Osago
S1u6
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-09
PERSONAL PROPERTY

CALL OSAGB 40b8. Miller Furniture Co.
when you have anything to sell In sec.
ond hani furniture. We nay the top price.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-09
BOARD AND ROOMS
III.IIT L.li .Al.lI-rINn ni,,lM.

IiGHr lot StKttriNU HUuM. it
TWO MODERN Ught housckccpirr
rooms S.. Phone Csdar teo.
apartment also rsrare 1909 S Main
NAYuEII S -ap rhr,. lrnt nous.
Keeping rooms. mo- children. Osaro
N'2N
TWO PLEASANT housekeeping room.
s. per week i30N D. N1mlral
LIoybIufruUgY CLEANERS
Modern cleaners slS.iIfu dtc.. expert aI.
terauona. prompt service and our to. oarr4
Usage 5S
CHEYENNE ~. eas.Onc room for ilght
housekeeping
LANSING. b. tos Two urht hou.ckc,p.
ink foom- for rent
CINCINNATI S. Uo. rhrto .niots
modern furnished ruuWsH u' children
20 permanent quiet clean '"up."
walking distance. ol m'd"r'. suitable
for husband aud w,t" or two u"'"
ROOMS FOK ENr--IIRNt~utU a.
-
ANv t,trt,vt.p ,tufs ,.t u,I,s Ht
home and irt'reateI ,a presn.zte a
club Iu order tu have "a conErnItI homo
ut reasonable rates. address UoA eOl-H.
care ~ world
.
ROOM FOR UENr.-Cau ~ n " Eirhth
attot = % ui
PRIVATE FAMILY desrcs tl rent q room
tl gentleman Who urprcyIate. privacy
ant modern c"oscnl'no'a 'o' w fiih
DENVER s.. 1907. Sleeping porch, slit-
able tor t"" "r thrcr gentlemen Usage
SLEEPING ROOM and garage Tor i'ui
CPS ~. cheyenne
SLEEPING ROOM for rent il2 n hos
ton '-'ro ll''
BOSTON, s., l3lo-.Noll furnished sleep.
ing room, adjoining furnished enclosed
sleeping porch south exposure. suitable
t'r Two E'nl'"m'n.
ADMIRAL p, 1915. Front bedroom, od-
caTs g,"InE aiso wsng d,l,Snco dg, "a su,a6Ie for
ono OF Two ladies ewo'oyoa
NJ ~. -. ''"'" ''.H.
w. l...,L ....'l pr '.'''' '''''''
Eafst" i"r t'ht. '1aE' -'',
HOUSTON, s.. 3ll-SIcrpiuE room with
sleeping porch, also single r'om' close
M. 's'Ee I.''. -------
MAIN, $ Np3-NeauN furnished rooms
i'r E"ntl'lnoh.
NINTH w, iltig-IarE" nicely fur
nished room with porch, suitable Tor
W. h'H''''n'". '''h ' '''-. -.--a
DEN\ER n "52-IarEc sleeping room
with two large closets, fuiiahlo for two
gentlemen. Phone bRaEc SEA.
SMITH. E. ll3-South aud cast bedroom
for gentlemen ideal for summer, r"f-
orence required
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-09
WHEN A MAN

comes In our store In his working
clothes and places his dinner pan
upon the counter our best salesman
steps up. McMinn Jowelry CO., 100
East Third
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-09
FINANCIAL.
MnNnN rn InNN-NmNrrLIl

MONEY 10 LotN-Cu,rrtiS 40
20 ROOMS boo brat iorhtiuu. downtown,
good WnnuY maker. s. 600 viii handle.
eau tIt.a E to. Ccdtr lb2t
NEED $50 Money to loan to salared FUR
nituro owner easy payments, $50, BOO
weot l'l Nohiraun Ndr.
VIZ buy Liberty bonds. notes and
monthly payment MORTGAGES. G. H.
o,orton llt south Hnuldet
RlNL IsrNrr LOANS ~
$. POO $1,000 TNtNNrE money 10 loan on
Tulsa property, three years uvr cent
interest Gloves llrugc phone pHngc
$685.
Az UNLIMITED amount u money on
hand to quickly made farm loans
In any u1rt ~ Oklahoma for lonE time
with privilege To- pay part or all any IT,
tottHt day also some good sized farm
luunH iu other states straight or monthly
payment loans made on rulHs business
aud residence property At lowest rate.
l"Ha each year, money advanced az build
!E rrgFressca y ilN ,t2 Texas
nlde - " Fourth 81 phone OasFe 81
PRIVATE strpiRht money to iusn On
real estate, John g. kctfigau, go Rob
inHur Arcade
WANTED TO borrow 1000 on straie ht
loan three years Leslie Brooks Co"
phone tHHrV Nsrl
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FOR HlGH-CLASS tailoring cali n
Notl,ins Ladies' and Gents Tailor shop
suits made 10 order, also all kinds ~ re
modelling, silk shirts made 10 order
W. SiAth st Usage Se5b.