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New-York tribune., 1920-07-13

AN unusual opportunity, not only unique but
- fundamentally sound is presented in this
offer of units of ownership in hgE-class corner
business building centrally located in the biggest
business city of the world-New York.
You are offered part ownership in a valuable prop
erty Gland and building) located where land values
stable and where rentable space will long con-
tinue in great demand.
Your ownership will be represented by block of
stock in corporation organized to take title to
the property and the cost to you will be determined
by the unit, or floor, you select
You will have voice and vote in the conduct
Of the corporation and the operation of the property
AS AN INVESTMENT
You will own outright what is virtually fully
paid-up, perpetual lease of entire f1oor-38oo
net usable square feet rentable at minimum
OF So. per square foot approximately $4,000 per
annunn, minimum.
This space you will be privileged to sublet in
whole in part subject to reasonable restrictions
as to character of occupancy.
And you will receive the entire rental Direct
no tax, mortgage interest, building operating
expense to deduct
Or you may arrange for the establishment of
trustecshp to handle your income from rentals pay
rnents being made to whonn and at such times, as
you may direct.
TENANT OWNERSHIP
If you desire to occupy your unit of space, you
will have addition to the investment ADVANTAGES:
An ndividuastic business home in an exclusive
office building;
A permanent business address, forever protected
against enforced removal or inordinate rental in
crease;
Two tangible asscts-a valuable stock ownership
and pad-up lease instead of an accumulation Of
rental receipts
The Burrel Building is sxteen-story. freproof
structure, covering land area of 5000 sq #. It's
cubic content is 994 1926 Gu. #.
ON H. SLAWSON G.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-13
Offer Eight Units of Ownership
In the Exclusive Burre11 Building
Investment or for

T. kOA
tits located on the co or o. prominent thorough
fare. Every office 'front.' ~ihef the avenue or the
street ALI floors abov-- ne store floor have ceiling
heights 10 #. 6 in in ne clear. Every floor has
burglar-proof vault. Three 11igh-speed elevators.
This building which erected in 1913 has
always enjoyed an envable reputation for the tenant
good will it possesses It has always had waiting
list for space.
THE UNITS OF OWNERSHIP
we have acquired option to purchase the property
Gland and Duiding) at a fair PRICE considerably
below it's present-day reproduction value
The ground floor, seven other full floors, and the
pent house will be reserved for renting. And we
estimate the income derived will more than pay
all expenses of the entire property.
The stock of this new corporation will be divided
into eight units With each of the units purchased
will go what is practically perpetual fully paid-up
lease of entire floor with all the rights as pre-
viousy stated here.
You can acquire one of these eight units of owner
ship for from $4,000 to $60,00O depending on the
floor you select.
You will have six months in which to completc
payments.
QUICK ACTION NECESSARY
On the basis of our twenty years of concentrated
experience in the development, management rental,
and sale OF New York City real estate we say with
out any qualification mental reservation whatso-
ever that this proposition is safe and sound from
whatever angle it may be viewed.
The fact that we offer it in newspaper adver-
tisement may cause you to hesitate to reply
This is our answer The opportunity is exceptional
and quick action is imperative. The option expires
August 18th.
Therefore, must reach, in the quickest pos
sible time, the greatest number of people who
might be interested.
If interested we recommend that you make an
appointment with of our executives either at
your Office at ours
. AVENUE, NEW Y
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-20

FOR SALE-6 room strictly modern
house; large bath, closet barn;
chicken house and yard. Lot 75y
$50. Lots Of shade; good garden
is planted. VIII sell furnished or
unfinished Phone 2O2l. 2O-2
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-20
OFFICERS ARREST YOUTH
CHARGED WITH STEALING
EXPENSIVE AUT0MOB| Ii

TOd7v the Hudson car stolen from
Mis-. j. \. Phelan Sunday night. was
recovered at Berwyn and one Of the
alleged thieves landed in the county
jail.
Three boys who were driving with
the one captured escaped, but Off
GERS aic after them and it is appre-
hended that they will be in the
county Jail before night
The car was recovered after n
chase that led over considerable part
Of Carter county and caused the
officers considerable miles of hard
travel
Early today it was learned at po-
lice headquarters that a store at Fox
had been burslari2ed and consider,
able goods taken,
The officers took the trail again
and while they We're riding toward
Fox the city marshal at Bcrwyn ar
rested one oi the boys and recovered
the car.
In the car was found a quantity
OF canned goods supposedly taken
from the store at Fox.
Ray Simpson, the boy captured
with the ear had little to say about
his escapade the other youths al
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-20
NOTICE OF SALE or OIL AND
GAS LEASE
Stale Of Oklahoma,
County Of Carter.

County Of Carter.
In the County Court-Probate
Notice Is hereby given in pursu-
ance OF an order OF the County Court
Of Carter County, state Of Oklahoma
made and entered on the 18th day Of
April, 1920, the undersigned guardian
will offer for sale and sell at public
auction to the highest and best bid.
der an oil and gas mining lease on
the 24th day Of April, 1920, at 10
O'Clock a, m, n" following described
Lands situated in Carter County,
state Of Oklahoma, to.wit: NJ Of
SWS OF SN4 and SW1 OF SW4 Of
SW4 and SEA of tSW4 Of SW4 and 81
of SEA OF NWl and E2 of SWI, Sec,
tion !, T5S, R3W, and VIZ OF NE4
Of NE4 and E2 oC NE4 of NE4 and
- OF SE4 OF NNl and w Of SW+
of NNV4, Section II, T5S, R3W; and
NV 1894 acres Of Lot 3, See. Z.
T5S, ROW. containing 23O,34 acres,
said oil and gas lease will be sold
on the following terms and conditions
to-wit: Cash on execution aud de.
livery Of lease.
Said sale to- he held in the County
Court Room Of Carter County, Ok
lahnma, n the time above stated.
Dated Tins 18th day OF April 1920
T., Il. MOBLEY,
Guardian
Published in the Daily Ardmore,te,
April 20th. 2lst, and End, 1920
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-20
Returns From Visit with Daughter

'NAuilS y toHl ' ISL WIN lldN1ni'T
Mrs. W. II. Roberts returned last
night from Columbia. Mo, where She
Visited her daughter. Miss Euua Mac
Roberts, who Is a student H. Chris
.iaA College Other Ardmore young
women at Christian are Miss Jennie
CnWers, Miss Gladys Carpenter and
Miss Hcttie Morgan.
While 1T Christian Mrs. Roberts at-
tended u number Of the spring fes.
'ivitics which win be in progress
throughout the month.
Mrs. Roberts suffered a painful ac-
cdcnt while en- route to Columbia.
having the fingers Of her leCt hand
badly mashed when The door Of the
Pullman closed upon them
She was accompanied to Missouri,
by Mrs. c. II. Everett, who visited
her son Ned. at Kemper Military
Academy, Bonneville. Mrs Everett
returned home by way Of McAlester
where she attended the Grand Chan.
ter of o. T.. s. She was Joined there
by Mrs. George Corhu ana Mrs
O'Noii Of this society.
Mrs. Roberts returned home via
Of Oklahoma City where she visited
fTi.nds 4 day.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-20

legged TO be Buddy" Williams, Jim
Taylor and Lowell Edwards are
thought TO be somewhere in the foot
hills Of the Arbuckle mountains.
The ear was somewhat damaged by
hard usage, one fender being badly
wrecked At police headquarters il
was stated that one of the boys was
over 10 years of age aud, therefore
will come under the jurisdiction Of
the district court
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-20
PRESIDENT WILSON MET
WITH CABINET FOR SECOND
TIME SINCE HIS ILLNESS

Washington, April 2O-President
Wilson met with his cabinet today
for the second time since his illness
last fall. AS on last Wednesday.
when a speeiaI meeting was called
to consider the railroad strike, cabi
net members went TO the presidents
study in the White House. 1t was
said that various matters more Or
less routine We're considered.
The meeting lasted an hour and a
quarter It was said that the rail
road strike situation and International
problems affecting Mexico ana Ger
many were mentioned only in gen
cral way in the discussion Of topics
called TO the presidents attention by
his secretary.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-20

Use Ardnoreitc WANT ADS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-20

Mr.. Arthur j. Reynolds OF Chick
a'ha who mas been the guest several
days on MIR. and Mrs. John S. Owens
returned home TO-DAY
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-20
Census StaGis&ics

Washington, April 2O,-Ada, Okla,
S,Ol!. increase 1868 or Si.s percent
Gary Ind, J5,34+, increase 3S,542
or 225.4 percent
Devils Lake, n. D. j,14O, decrease
Il or % percent
NeWburgh y. T., 30.972. Increase
2,4G7 or SO percent
Dugkirk y. j., 1886. Increase
z,llJ or l2S percent.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-20

guests Of Mrs NJ. J, Wells and Mrs
Mae Wells Ramsey,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-20
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR RENT -- One large furnished
light housekeeping room. Phone
2l04, 32S G st. $. w. 20-3
FOR RENT--Furnished house keep
ing rooms. 113 \ St. S. w.
FOR SALE-Ford roadster 1910 mod
ei. new body, tenders and painted.
Auto Market 10 \ ST., ~ W.
2O-S
WANTED-Agents to sell Reliance
Irrigation Meters ON commission.
Big money FOR capable responsible
salesmen. Address W. $. Morse,
sos Merchants National Bang Bldg,
Los Angeles
STItAYED-Bay mare and rome
horse. Phone 1881. James II. But
ler 2o-3
FOX SALE--Four room house well
located on Srd Ave, n. w. 6 blocks
from big hotel Price $4,000, $1,000
'eA-''i' SAA'NilSC tstoS. Ol - 81, ~
w. room house modern in every
respect. one and one.half block
from Main street. Price $4,000,
half cash. Better see me for this
at once. Nice 5 room modern bun
galow on O St, close TO West
Main. Price $3.50, Easy terms.
/ have for sale in beautiful part
of $. f. 4 blocks Of pavement: 8
whole blocks al attractive price
Several cheap homes on easy terms.
Phone 1871. 202
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-20
Birth Announcement

Nj and Mrs, J. W. Burns of Ok
lahorna City, announce the birth OF a
son, Saturday, April IL.
Mr., and Mrs Burns are We'll known
IN Ardmure having made their home
here prior TO going TO oklahoma Cts,
Al which time Mr- Burns was pastor
Of Firs5 Christian church. shortly
after leaving Ardmore Mr. Burns re.
tired from the ministerial service and
is now eRsasea in the practice Of
law
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-20
Baby born on Snow. Bound Train

Alliance, Neb., April 2O.-Burling
ton train No. ~ which had been
snowbound eight miles west OF Hem
ingford since Sunday. arrived hero
early today 80 hours late. Three
snowplows and 900 men were re-
quired to clear the tracks \ boy
was born on the train,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-20

STltAYED-Bay mare and rome
horse. Phone 1881. James II. But
Ter. 2o.3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-20
Society Events
by Mrs. Emmitt Y. Reid
Phone 5SS-
p.a Chapter Gies Honse Pnrt Y

embers Of the Psi Chapter OF
GSinma Phi Beta, University OF Ok
lahoma, entertained with house
rarity the last weekend for their
mothers, at the Chapter house at
Norman.
A tea was given from ? to o'clocl,
Saturday afternoon for University
Trends followed by Il formal chapter
dinner in the evening, when the
table decorations We're in red and
whito, the university colors.
Juanita Tichenor, Of Cherokee. act.
ed as toastmistress. Edith Mahier re.
ponded with "As the Faculty Sees
Us; Miss Ida J. Kirk AS the
Chaperone Sees U.s.; Mrs. j. c.
Vaughan, "As the Mothers See U.s."
Sunday morning the mothers and
daughters attended church in a body.
A relatives dinner was given at
1870 O'Clock Sunday with Marguere
itc Streeter of Chicllasha as toast
mistress. Responses were "From our
Mothers; From our Fathers;
From Our Sweetnoarts"; From Our
Hrothers' with response from the
Gamma Phi sisters. The decorations
were carried out in brown and tan,
the sorority coiors.
Thc afternoon was spent motoring
over the city and university campus
and visiting the new site OF the Chap.
ter house.
Mothers who We're guests of the
Chapter house were Mrs G. r.. sui.
! Hvas, and Mrs. c. A. Whitohurst Of
\ AiMgnore. Mrs. j. D. Simpson. Clin-
't0r Mrs. J. L. Hart. Chickasha,
Mrs. II. Z. Streetor. Chckasha: Mrs.
2. w. Jackson, Glen Ridge, n. j.;
Mrs. Ida $. Boles, Norman. Mrs
Walker Rives, Mrs. G. y. Tackctt
Mrs. \. /. Thompson and Mrs. a. A..
Campbell Oklahoma city; Mrs. +. g.
Wantland. Purcell; Mrs. j.. G.
Vaughan, Mrs NJ. lIerringtoa and
Mrs. George Giles. Norman.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-20
Entertain. WIN Dinner

Miss Bessie Nichols entertained
with a u o'clock dinner yesterday
for Miss Muriel Adelaide Dunn Of
Wilson, having as other guests Mr..
A.. f. Reynolds Of Chickashs, and
Mr.. and Mrs Wilson Newman.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-04-20
At Country Club

MI and Mrs. Arthur c. Wood and
little son, who recently sold their
home AZ 419 G street, southwest are
residing al Dornck Hills Country
Club
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-10
CITY HASN'T ACTED
IN i. G.. |. RATE CASE
Mayor Denies He and Cabinet
Agreed to "Stand Pat"
on Terms
ACTION PUT UP TO COUNCIL

The Mayor and his cabinet did not
agree yesterday to "stand pat" and re-
fuse to change the terms of the city's
lease with the United Gas Improvement
Co.
1t was reported that the Mayor and
departmental heads had determined not
to agree to any changes in the present
lease until 1927 because the city could
not afford to lose receipts of $1,000. :
900 paid annually into the city treasury
under the present lease.
The Mayors statement follows:
''It Is unfortunate that unauthorized
statements which seem to affect even
the stock market have gone out about
the United Gas Improvement Co. s
proposition.
"Mr. Bodine has stated his case In
letter intended for the public. The
Mayor and his directors have not re-
piled to that letter, nor did the cabinet
meeting yesterday give It more than
passing consideration.
mo action whatever was taken with
regard to the Bodine letter nor was any
policy outlined by the administration
We are not taking hasty action in mat
ters of this Importance. The BodinC
letter has gone to Council, where, II
was my duty to send It, and In due
course it will have the careful con
sideration Of that body and the Mayor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-10
CLAIM M$22,2aLOSS
!. ON FRANKFORT L
Mayor Gets Demand From
American Bridge Co. for
Recompense for Delay
ASKS FOR LEGAL OPINION

The Smith administration. Senator
Edwin II. Ware and the =. Il. T. 20.
are all partly responsible, according TO
a statement made by Mayor Moore TO-
day, for moral claim against thc
city presented by the American Bridge
Co. .. .....
The claim Is for $50. 900. dut to delay
In construction of the Frankfcrd ele-
vated. The claim was referred to the
Mayor by Director Twining. Mayor
Moore indicated that he would oppose
the payment Of this moral claim un-
less 1t received the approval Of the city
solicitor. to whom he has referred It.
The Mayor issued a statement Gov.
ering the matter after the claim had
been presented to him. 1t follows: :.
THE original contract provided that
the erection Of the steel work should
begin June g., 1916" said the Mayor
''the city having previously awarded
to Edwin. II. Ware the contract for M ti,,
construction Of the foundation for th'
steel work. The steel people seem t.
have been ready to go ahead with th'
work In accordance with the terms o.
the contract, but the foundation worl
was delayed, partly due to war con
ditions and rising costs.
1.-THE original Ware contract was TO
500 $40. and the American Bridge con
tract for $3.50. 900. The transit com
pany was involved in this transactio,
because of the delay in spreading. 1t
tracks, about the cost of which thcr
was dispute. The tracks were no
moved until early in 1917, and partl
because of this delay the contractor TO
the column foundations, Mr.. Ware
fled claim for cancellation of the con
| tntNk
This was agreed to by the old admins
trGtion.
subsequently, Mr.. Ware rebid on tn
work, finishing 1t up about November
1917, at a cost Of approximately S4S.
600. All this time the American Bridg
Co. was held up and unable to proceed
The Mayor has heretofore set his fac
against moral claims, but as in the cas-
of the Keystone Construction Co. fo
work done around City Hall. he has re
ferred the matter to the city solicitor.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-10
BAGGAGE RATES GO UP
Union Transfer Co. Files New Tariff
With Commission

The Union Transfer Go. has filed a
new tariff of rates with the Public
Service Commission. governing the
transfer of baggage in Philadelphia,
Germantown. Chestnut Hill and Read
ing The new schedule becomes effective
on September I.
The Union Transfer Co. has q system
Of zones. radiating out from each rail-
road station and ferry terminal. by
which rates are graduated. The new
tariff eliminates some zones and in
creases the rates of baggage in others.
In the most central zone the rates of
all pieces except hand baggage are in
creased from fifty to seventy five cents,
and hand baggage from thirty five to
fifty cents.
In the next set of zones the rates are
Increased from seventy five cents to 81
and for hand baggage from thirty five
TO fifty cents. In the third set of zones
the rate per piece Is increased from 81
TO I.25. and in the fourth set of zones
from forty to fifty cents. and hand bag
gage there from twenty five to thirty
I've cents.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-10

Father English said that as ~
Kaiserin Auguste Victoria Approaches
her dock English passengers bombarded
with oranges Sinn Fein flag he had
raised.
Washington, Sept. 10.--The statement
of Lloyd George that Terence Mae
Swiney, lord mayor Of Cork, has been Z
part Of 'gang of murderers" was an
swered yesterday by the Friends Of Irish
Freedom with the charge that such
statement was merely an attempt ON the
part Of the English premier to evado re-.
sponsibility at the eleventh hour for the
murder" which his government was
about to commit.
"The statement of Lloyd George,
Imade public in the American press TO-
day, that Terence MacSwiney. lord
mayor Of Cork, will be allowed to die
because he was a leader of a gang Of
murderers' in ireland is an eleventh
hour attempt by the English premier to
Justify the murder of the lord mayor In
an English prison which has absolutely
no foundation in fact" says the state
Terence MacSwiney. according tS
the statement Of the British Govern
ment itself, was arrested while In the
performance Of his duties as an official
Of the Irish republican government and
while he was In the Offices Of the Cor
poration of Cork. He was sentenced "a
| two years. Imprisonment for having In
| his possession n police code, a copy OF
the resolution passed by the Cork Cor
poration. and a copy of his own speech
There was at no time in the proceeding
of this court martial any suggestion b.
the English military forces which con
Quoted the affair of any other chars'
against the lord mayor"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-10
Deaths of a Day
Lieutenant Cleon e. krouse

Lieutenant Cleon L. ,Krouse. for
mcrly of the Canadian Royal Flying
Corps. died last night in the Pcnnsyl-
vania Hospital of diabetes contracted
from drinking poisoned water while
fighting the Germans. He is the son Of
Clarence A. Krouse, of Peyton and
Redman avenue, Haddonfeld, n. j.,
who is mayor of Stone. Harbor.
Lieutenant Krouse survived three
fight accidents. The first was during
practice in Canada, in which ne was
badly injured. The second was similar.
in which he was slightly injured. and
the third was on the Fourth Of July,
this year. in Wildwood. when he was
making passenger flights.
Last Saturday afternoon krouse,
who was twenty five years old. at
tempted flights for the first time since
his last accident. and went up in the
air twice. Upon alighting the second
time he became Ill, and his condition
became worse, and on Sunday he fel
into, state Of coma. He was taker
to the Pennsylvania Hospital, where III
remained unconscious until his death.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-10
WOOD ALCOHOL KILLS MAN
Mother Finds Michael King Dead
In Doorway

What the police declare was raw
moonshine," in which wood alcohol was
the principal ingredient. caused the
death of Michael King, whose body was
found in the hallway of his home at
031 East Schiller street, shortly before
midnight. :,
= The man apparently was just able to
reach his home when the powerful
drink, of q pale yellow color. ovcrcamc
his senses. His mother, Mrs. Mary
King. and brother. Vincent. found the
bod body and DR. Street a M Cox
After working over King for half an
hour. the physician pronounced him
dead He declared the contents of Il
half pint. bottle found in the mans s
pocket were undoubtedly wood alcohol.
King was thirty nine years old, and
unmarried,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-10
M'SW|NEy SUFFERS;
PASSES BAD NIGHT
De Valera May Ask Lord Mayor
to Discontinue Hunger Strike.
Life Considered Too Valuable
COLBY SEEKS INFORMATION
BY the Associated Press

London, Sept. 10.-Terence Mac
Swiney. lord mayor Of Cork, passed
bad night in BriIton prison. where he
is continuing his hunger strike, which
began August ~, says n bulletin issued
this morning by the Irish Self Deter
mination League. He Is suffering great
pain in his arms, legs and back and
complains of feeling Of dizziness and
numbness, but is still conscious.
Cork, Sept. 10.-In view Of the firm
stand the government appears to be
maintaining in face Of the appeals for
the release Of the hunger strikers,
report has started In Cork that the last
minute intervention may come from
Eamonn De Valera, president Of the
Irish republic According to this
rumor, the source of which cannot be
ascertained, De Valera is expected to
cable Lord Mayor MacSwincy that his
life Is too valuable to the Irish cause
to sacrifice and ordering him to break
his fast.
Dublin, Sept. 1O.-The entire tram
| way service in Dublin Will be sus
pended for two hours today to en-
able the employees to march to q mas:
for Lord Mayor MacSwiney.
New York, Sept. 10.-Thc Irish Pro
grcssive League announced here yester
day that Secretary of State Colby hat
cabled the American consul at Cork fo
a full report on Patrick Joseph Muir
ply, hunger strike prisoner in jai
there. who is said by the league to b,
a citizen Of the United States.
Murphy was born in Lynn. Mass. II
1894. officials of the league asserted
adding that they had appealed to Pres
iden Wilson In his behalf. Secretar
Colby's cable was said to have bee
dispatched today as result of this ap
peal.
The Rev. Father NJ. NJ. English, O
Whitehall. Mont, on arriving here to
day on the steamship Kaiserin August
Victoria. announced that the State De
partment probably would be asked to in
vestigatc the search of its baggage an
seizure Of his letters by soldiers in Ire
land. He declared his protests that h
was an American citizen were ignored