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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-27
DEMANDS
RESUMP TON Of
TOURIST TRADE
Government Officials Say 1t
Is Important to Attract
Foreigners There to Bal
anCe Trade Against U. S.

10y MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED WHEEL
Rome, Feb. 26.-Demand for I'M
mediate resumption of foreign tour
list traffic is general in italy des'
pite a shortage of hotels and linz
tied housing facilities. Premier
Nitti and other government OFF,
cials have declared is important to
bring foreigners to Italy so as TO
lessen the balance of trade against
this country and improve the eX-
change rates.
In no peace time within the last
forty years have there been so few
Americans in Rome as at present.
Their number is said to be about
800. The hotels are virtually all
crowded with Italians. Tourists
who come without making reserva-
lions in advance find it difficult to
obtain accommodations. The gov
eminent requisitioned fifty of the
largest hotels in Rome for wac
work so that hotel space is
far below normal.
Hotelkeepers are making vigor-
Gus attempts to recover the use of
their hostelrieS and each week d
few hotels are turned back to their
proprietors. But Rome has grown
from $4,000 to 100000 since the
beginning of the war and lack of
apartments and houses has forced
Italian families into hotels as rap
idly as rooms become available.
Space will be found, nevertheless,
for American tourists If they come
to Rome. said an officer of the Ho-
telkeepers' association to the Asso-
ciated Press. The hotel managers
have granted no leases to Italians
and, it is stated, will give prefer
ence to tourists. 1t is pointed out
that exchange rates are so favora-
BILE to Americans that the charges
of Italian hotels would become
reasonable.
Italian railways are making prep
arations for a heavy tourist traffic
next spring. The hope is general
in commercial circles that Ameri-
cans will come to Italy in large
numbers within a few months. II
so. they will find conditions nor
NAL. Motor transportation is said
to be almost out of the question,
The cost of petrol is prohibitive ana
it is so scarce that 1t cannot be had
in unlimited quantities at any
price. Motor cars also are scarce
and transportation by that method
high.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-27
LANE EXPLAINS
PROVISIONS Of
OIL LAND BILL

10y MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED WtREl
Washington, Feb. 26.-Leases of
great value on proven oil lands are
not to be had by the mere filing
of an application, Secretary Lane
said today in a statement explain
ing the oil land leasing bill signed
yesterday by the president.
Proven oil lands of the govern
ment are largely covered by claims
which must be adjusted before such
lands can be leased, Mr.. Lane said,
adding that when the government
grants lease for either oil or coal
lands except under the relief Sec
ton or by permit, 1t will be by
competitive bidding, ample notice
of which will be given.
THE only part of the act which
is self-operative, and with respect
to which a person can take any
steps leading to the requirement of
any right, before the regulations Of
the department are issued or be-
fore the department has taken the
necessary preliminary steps to offer
the lands for lease" continued the
secretary, lis that portion which
provides for securing a preference
right for an oil prospecting permit,
by posting a notice on the ground;
and this applies onlv to lands not in
the geologic structure of a produc-
ing oil field. These regulations are
in the hands of the printer and
will be issued immediately they are
off the press.
There can be no doubt as to the
very great importance of the legis-
lation; it marks a wide departure
in public policy. 1t opens to de-
velopment and use large resources
that have been virtually locked up
as result of withdrawal or made
quate laws, and will offer a means
of settling litigation that has been
pending for years, with fairness to
the litigants and the public inter-
ests.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-27
DRASTIC TERMS
WRITTEN INTO
TURKISH PACT

10y MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wIRSl
London, Feb. 26.-The decision
not to GUST Turkey from Constan-
tinople was reached by the allied
supreme council only after long
consideration of the differences on
the Turkish situation, Premier
Lloyd George declared in the house
of commons today, when the ques-
ton of the future of Turkey was
brought up for debate. The deci-
sion, said the premier, was a bal
ance of advantages and disadvan-
tages anr it was upon this
balance and after weights
carefully all the arguments pro
and con that the council concluded
that on the whole the peter course
was to retain the Turk in the CAPT
tai on the Bosphorus.
Influence which had decided the
peace conference to retain the
Turks in Constantinople, the pre-
mier continued, had come from In
dia. The two peace delegates of In
dia at Paris, neither of whom was
a Mohammedan, had declared that
unless the allies retained the Turks
in Constantinople their action
would regarded as a gross breach
of faith on the part of the British
empire. the premier informed the
house.
Without the aid of India, Mr..
Lloyd George pointed out, Turkey
could not have been conquered and
nothing could be more damaging
to British prestige in Asia than the
feeling that Great Britain did not
keep her word.
He promised, however that
when the terms of peace were dis
closed they would be found dras-
tic enough - satisfy Turkeys Bit
terest foe.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-27

Bone needles were the first i'm
3 ements used by men in manufac-
rlfe.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-27

state executive committee of the
party, its appreciation for the call
ing of the legislature in special ses-
sion to consider the ratification Of
the federal suffrage amendmen.
and to the members of the legis-
lature who ratified the amendment
by large majority.
THE pledges of support of this
measure given in the platform Of
both political parties were carried
out. We acknowledge also the
strong support given by many par
ty leaders, and the result, we be-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-27

leve, meets with the approval OF
the people of the state.
ct is confidently expected by tho
national republican leaders that the
ratification viii be completed dur
ing the next few weeks, and that
the women of the United States viii
enfranchised before the fall cleo
ton.
I'VE believe that the women will
use their ballots and will take great
interest in the important issued
which are before this country. For
this reason we have opened the
headquarters in the Griffin building
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-27
Ads Are DiSnAnfinued

Winnipeg. Manitoba, Feb. 2e.-
Winnipeg newspapers today an
nounced that on account of the
paper shortage they will be obliged
until further notice." to discon-
t nue. the publication of advertise
ing matter. They will continue to
publish news.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-27
Nx.Stndcnts to Rnnnnet

Juarez, Mexico. Feb. Eel
Paso's Texas exes"--ex-s
Of the University of TeNas-today
announced that their annual ban
quet would be held March 10
Juarez, just across the river from
the eighteenth amendment CoefS-
tails and Chianti are on the official
menu.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-27

and we shall be glad to see re-
publican women from oil over tina
state and to give any desired in
formation or assistance in the COM
ing campaign.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-23
CRY D1AL nOVAYU VOn NJ.

mo medssn' sl.o ,oo,m mn~.,r ~" ". h",..
on two corner lots, N ,foo East sth
streeti old paving, II lnterested notify
y hAidtA owner. 1oo.s Vest Calf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-23
1--WE ROOM RrNGALOMR

FIVE RooM BUNGALOWS
Dandy flyo.fpm Oklahoma bunGA
low on csrlln~ and old pavement Price
q. 300. and would take Ford car and
small payment Good terms on bal
anca Listing ssi.
Five. room oklahoma bungalow. on
old pavement. excellent repair, hcsuii
ful lot. close In price, 81 $50. Os
good terms Listing 3D..
Tiysfoom California bungalow. oil
hullt.in features. breakfast room. 3
rooms In oak. mantel and right-up-to-
the minute. rrlcs, $3.50 800 viii
handle. Listing 6sb.
Flye-room California bungalow, sItrt
large rooms. living room would do
credit ~ y so, ,000 home. beautiful yard
front and back. plenty of fruit, garage
and drive. For 1850. Liberal terms.
81 900 viii handlc. Listing to0.
F1ve.room California bungalow. un.
usually large rooms. extra well built
by bs~kcr Tor his own home. hard
wood throughout basement, double
saraxe. drive. chicken house. big lot,
real home, on old pavement Prize.
q 900. Good terms. Listing fj.
PARRISH 4 HARRELL
Maple $500. $50 baum BidG
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-23
A FINE s.Roox

n ZINE S-HOOm
hsAs sees eussas rssd srhss. larss
tnoat - f1fAaee. .ntea 1oaesL 3hls
= VA{ eelew M4eest valge q U,SQe.
esos sR1A oes( hsvs aseis6 q ~.
,aAoea : saAosa
81 n...'s tss;;s < e l.s,s.sss
x ! ~. sz ~: ~ ~! E: ss,ss;s - q:
u CO.. = isS, - i ss,:ssss. @ =
dEss s.cyps% q
f1zusTlyis :5SSS sST III ESs
~ n l-'s:; ;ia1 ss.ss 4 IN 4 1k!k
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-23
WI WIZ nuv.

We pay each Tor the above securities
Foreign money ofyeu ~, hest invest.
mept Let " quote YOU pri's on Cor
mfn marks Thc, NJ" Huts ~ make you
900 percent oh your Investment
We are the largest huy.f. - iib.rty
bonds 10 Oklahoma and our pfices VII
make you money,
oe, orr prices On ~ Glass Of securities
before you iuy Or sell
rAyL A. COMPTON coMrAsY
l. u 40
:, y Rahinson rhons ~ s1's
CAsiNti-Au sife,. new aud u.ed. sevsrsi
cars ncw - 20 or - pounds rolling
Ltnyon. sii oh Exchange Hdx
ron SALE-oiI. LEASES
COTTON co.
% acres sec, IL. T. 8, n i: W.
CouANcHE COUNTY
80 acres sec. n. 7. ". n. II W..
40 aerrs sec. a.. T. I s.. r. II W..
fI.S9 per srre
Cusrrr couNTY
Ise acres Sec. ., ]. 10. r. ~. ~ per
% seres, See. g. T. u. X. .. u per
JAMES I. HUGHES
scs on Exchange plds. N. ssif,
OIL LhAsEs IN
Hufhss snd Ssminel. county. We have
ssversl thousand Acrs. good stuff we'll
heated Priced TO sell. Gail Criusr. ".
oil LEAsE ~ fiLLMAN COUNTY
fbR fALE
BUT Now i
~ acres. s~ctisr Ie-.s. n ifv,
90 acre.. ssrtiou sta. n isw AA
70 ssfe.. SECTION LIE. \. ii~
csrA csixEn
wsinst tosg.
uiL LEAeEs ron SALE
~ Jsffssser coun'y. go acres. in spo,a
~ ;cSiSsSs.'W. ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-23

We have s.roon hsssss eisss In On
sWh street: each hss sssiN feet u
sressd sad esa b beyght single or 10.
esthsr for $3.50 eaeh. Ntrsets ere sit
psveA ga Savlas psiA sss. Owner Q Rsa-
sestAest ssd has pvtesd 10 ssll Onlv
o1,eee each
MOSS .. THOMAS 4 soN
". 49, bss.is Oh kseAlass
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-23

d66I J.1scm IssSs; cIoSSSS. mssSIs,
s:viss ssiS, hHss Nss. !. ~. 80 !.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-23
DANDY NEW CALIFORNIA
BUNGALOW

room, and breakfast room: heavy
hardwood floors throughout: hardwood
finish IN . rooms; flreplaes; all built
In features; icstrd West Belle isls car
line s5rd St $500 buys
LOCKWOOD lNvnsTAENT CO..
Cali NJ sfs or n. STR.
sRooM modern: veil bslit home; Close
In hssenisnt furnace. beSN. veil; =.
,sow ,niodsrn eo''Assi e'ess "; o.~s.
CALL ". 6. STnIi6 ". 1850 lsT Ssis1Iss
In hon 20.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-23

REVENUE HOMES
Eight room. 3.stosy. beautifully
decorated, close In. basement, furnace.
double sarsae. Lots Of fruit. storm
cave. poultry house. viii pay oioe
pey month and yyu can live IN II.
$500. Listing ~
Nine room, 7.s,cry. douhis sarege,
yell iorated, Close IN. win pay ei3S
per month and you cAn live u II.
Price p,eeo. Listing On.
Seven room. hrsahfsst room, hass:
m.ni. double earase, s>xi&e. hsstwsod
flocrs, WIN res US PER .useNth and
you can live In II. Price ef.eee. Last.
ing 6Is.
Two story. seveN rooms. Axiee. Aard.
wood fioofs. basemeNt, furnace. eafa9e,
Price 1890. Listing ~.
Seven room. S.slary. tvs fun lots.
soeA repair aa1 we'll buiIt ~ pa$e.
mskt. o.see, WIN pay ~ ~ N1Nte
aad you ssa i've h r. NbtIsg -
Eight rssw, s.etevy. haee.s7 eca
furnace. .gasagSa ~ pove1sne. -
lots Of SHADE. Wni ~ ~ Rer 1oSR
: :sS s.!,y zee - sss n n n'ss 49,
!. ,.'',s -. ':zss,sH : n4sp7E..s. ,,..,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-23
THE GREATEST SNAP IN TOWN

FINE HOMES.
Eeautifui buff brick, tile roof corner
lot, excellent location. . rooms. hard
wood floors mshosany finish. lsvatory
upstairs and down. basement garage.
nice fruit. all for Sis.so0. one Of the
sristocratic homes NJ Tho city; u 10
solid brick and not veneer. Listing 1ev.
Eight-room 7-story, crirs large hass.
men', combination furnace. servants'
aiarters garage, plenty OF shrubhery-
exceptionally we'll located price 5000.
Listing 80. Immediate possession.
Eight rooms finished entirely IN
hardwood. msntei upstairs and down,
dandy sleeping porch. hardwood, sl
built In features. Located on lot s0s
10. large portIco over drive, ssmen,
,lo.eoo. Listing eli.
Beautiful two-story stuccc - WI
and sleeping porch. her6weo1 and ~.
amcl finish througkouf; full lots, hase.
ment and furnace. gArNGs, servants
quarters, beautiful kssDe y every Way'
Price eis.see. Ll1iag ~.
REVENUE HRoPDRfY.
One, s'x-re@n tve-stesy WI Dsetty
ho0e. hooeeoeQ1 an1 fugSoeo. - voey
Asge twY-segy twslve-soeg6 l1poon,
rsspae tse fN. 0ns W. heee
rsatinq fsg eisN Thsss ~ sNc 9oGSS-
lent bcndisN vitA - an4sr nSss.9 n
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-23

f00Q SALE st . bargain, ten-sere
n o1Not. p0v1 tasd. s-room house.
kfOoeA Ovanssy. ehiehen houss,
80 OtSsm rsvs ana fruit cellar.
4 o9e1g bsavins psaeh trees and
4 S,ft2Ip ss;:s COMPANY
4 s''w;s; e. sss| ~ s''''' Mgr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-26
c. +. CUTLER
MOTOR CYCLES AND BICYCLES

HARLEY DAVIDSON. 1918: excellent condi
tion; r. y. tandem; Presto-Lit. lamp and tank.
r. H. coaster. 131 y. Capitol st. Phone Main
iii up to 4 o'clock or Col. IG2s after ;
a.,
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WANTED-HELp
NAI,E-r0NfNNne6.

WANTED-HELP
MALE-CentiNued.
BANK CLERK experienced. for work in ma
tional hank: state references and age. Aadress
B0x l03-R. Star of6ce. --
BARBER, nrst-class co!orcd. for white trade
good guarantee. 615 It'll at. NV
BEST OF SALARIES paid TO persons whs have
learned practical drafting IN onr day Or night
classes: Individual instruction; start any time:
big demand for our graduates. Wr'te. can Q,
phone for particulars At once. CotunoA eehooa
Of Drafting. l4th and I SITS Nv.
BOOKKEEPER. competent give full pardcn,
opportunity 10: right man. Address b"a 2sT.h'
star once. -. -
ROOKKEEPERS- he Il revenue anoit"r' sal
aries, 81, $40 81, 800: classes forming In income
tar arcountancy commercial aud Department
courses; summer rates. Revenue AUDITORS
Training Inst. 412 Kellogg bldg. l4l" ~.
BOOKKEEPER-By retail clothing house: mar
perience and expectations as I" salary exec,
laEt opportunity for conscientious worker. Al
dress Box X. Star ofiicr.
hoy white for messenger work; $40 week.
Maurice Joyce Engraving Co, Star bldg.
BOY white Il, TO drive light delivery wagon;
sl< to start. At 9TH st. NV.
BOYS OVER IL OR YOI Nc MEN
Hours. I to IL PM.
Apply Arcade Rowling Manager.
18th and Park road. after PIN
ROY wanted. good references. Address Box
I1sR. Star ONCE ~
B0Ys. white. over 18. neat appearing, 10 walt
tables in soda parlors; good salaries Az
ply NunnalIy's. 1923 NV
bOls .,nd yOun. men, win uiryci~s, earn $40
TO S25 weekly; steady position: full o part
time. Apply TOT 18th Nv.
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SALESMAN.

The Hecht Co., require the
services of a high-grade
clothing salesman for their
sport goods dept; perma-
nent position; good salary
and commission. Apply
Supt., The Hecht Co., 9Th
st. bet. l. and +.
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WANTED-HELP.
SALES MEN.
Statesmen. ATTENTION!

\ large successful corporation. whose cas-
6isi nds in the past three years aggregate
apprr-j laielr s.. DOC. 900. has lately osgauiz-I
..''Sidiary company which is now being
nnsnc-. Tn. stock is all common on quar-
l.riy d. idrnd basis and appeals 10 discriminat-
ing buy Of strictly high grad" securities. We
desire 10 interview Few r-al statesmen who
IRE consistent producers ana know the vniu.
~ 4 permanent connection Address BOY lug-H
Star Office. -
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24cCash q Word

The rate IN Washington and vicinity
for advertising In The star uuder the
following popular eias AS, e as =, =. -
vsnce at the Bnsiusss Once. 1th street
and Pennsylvania avenue NV:
Wanted Help.
Rooms, etc.
Lost and Found.
Automobiles.
For Sale Miscellaneous.
Wanted situations.
0uslnsss Opportunities.
Poultry. Pete and Live Stock.
Wanted Miscellaneous.
No advertisement accepted for lees
than 50 cents each insertion.
Apartments and houses for rent aaa
wanfSd and other real estate ana 9en.
erai classihcat lions are cnarsso ios "
lowest charge 10 for lines o. ~
words or less. Rates: Sc one .s.
ssc. two times: si.@. three fi I%d,..
s2e4; ; i've; II sims' x sSes rseh in sam.
Ho Advertising can b. CHARGED vita
out hrst arranging AZ TIE star once
to open IN account. A
Advertisements may BE- left at any on"
Of the branch oficas listed below he.oe
. s.m, for that days issue and oeIote
Z nm. Saturday for insertion ID sun
day star:
NORTHWEST.
I'd and Mass. Ave. Hygeian Pharmac!.
7th and X sts.. Goldenoergs liime
s,h and g SIS. MeGuire.s Pharmar.
18th and = SIS, Day Pharmacy.
18th and Florida Ave. Pearsons fhA''
:ist and @ sts.. Quisley Phsrmaey
75th and Psnnsylvssia Ave-. defos'
Holmead snd Otis Places. Holmesd
Pharmacy.
NORTHEAST.
North CAPITOL and Eye Sts.. Kenealy
18th end East Capitol sts.. Lincoln
Park Pharmacy.
SOUTHEAST.
sth and Eye sts.. Weller 4 Moskeys
Pharmacy.
lin and Pa. Ave-, Fcaley's Pharmacy
18th and Pa. Ave. smyaer's Pharmacy.
GEORGETOWN.
wasrons,n Ave. and II ST., O'DouneHs
18th and r SITS. Pride's Pharmacy
seth and N sts.. Weller d Mosxe's
Pharmacy.
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DRAFTSMEN-We have open
ings for limited number of
mechanical craftsmen who have
had several years experience in
LAYING out or checking on auto
matte and general machine de-
signs; knowledge OF electrical
apparatus not necessary. but
men with some experience in the
design of circuit breakers,
switches, motors, controllers,
transformers. etc, are preferred /;
permanent work with good op-
portunities for advancement.
Call at Hotel Raleigh. April 20
to 80, between 3 md 6 or 80
and 10 pm. Inquire for D. L.
Sawhill, representing the West
inghouse Electric and Mig. Co.,
East Pittsburgh. Pa.
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SALESMA\-Local electrical jobbing house
has opening in its appliance sales force for
or two aggressive young statesmen. Experience
not absolutely essential. but helpful. The posi-
ton is one requiring brains. tact and the abil-
lily TO make good. Reply with full particulars
to Box 2i9-R. Star Office
ALESMEN-Time means money. and our
representatives who put in the time ore enjoy
ing the best Of incomes. We are increasing our
sales force and will employ three more ener-
getic men. See G. NJ. HOuchins, 6l3 18th st.
w.
Statesmen.
Good salesman wanted to sell line which
looks difficult to incompetents. This position Is
permanent. and offers excellent opportunity for
advancement. Give age and experience in an
swering. Address Rox 252-R Star Office.
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LOST. DOG.

An Airetis,e dog male. who answers to the
name Of jack SUITABLE REWARD IL re-
turned 10 &. Il. Stokes, 81 W 81. NV. :S'
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Pearl. NECKLACE, between .'P'' 81. NV.
anil navy yard. Liberal reward il returned to
J,.qn ..p;, -, n " 20
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experienced in hardware and auto
accessories. ut once: good salary. 1901 14th
IT. NV 1Ss
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-11

For SALE-Five- passenger Ford. Al
condition; Osago G2si
FOR SALE--islg Ford roadster; In good
mechanical condition. S215. phone Usage
2G6b-H. tot s. Victor
For SALE-Five- passenger touring car or
viii trade a. part payment ON modern
house ana lott can see II at Independent
Torpedo band. Fourth and Ksnosha
Phone OsaRe 93T.
FDtt SALE or trade. one ton truck. In
finc condition. phone Cedar 1885.
FOR SALE--l-ton Ford truck. worm
drive; good as ncw 1855; phone 26bS-R
Ao4 S. Victor
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$40 REWARD

- L'lsI--Sa turdsy, February rs. In down.
town district bar pin with diamond set
W platinum. Liberal reward Or Mary s
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-11
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX
DEED.

County Of Tulsa, State Of Oklahoma. SIS.
To the Owner or Owners Tenant or
Tenants, Mrs l.. L. Twist or Sarah II.
Miller and those holding any interest OF
record in the real estate described below.
You and each Of you are hereby notified
that the undersigned Is tho holder OF the
tax sale certificate issued by the county
treasurer OF Tulsa county, state Of Okla
homh did on tho lst day OF November. 4.
real estate as hereinafter describol to.wit ::
Certificate No. 3332. lot ten (lO), block
three (3l Oak Dale addition, an addition
70 Tulsa, state OF Oklahoma.
Aud unless redemption be made from
said sale within sixty days after the first
publication Of this notice tax deed will
be demanded and will be issued as provided
by law. WILLIAM YOUNG.
Holder OF Certificate No. 3332,
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX
DEED.
County OF Tulsa state Of oklahoma. IS.

County OF Tulsa, state of Oklahoma, IS.
To the Owner or Owners Tenant or
Tenants W d. Wood and those holding
any interest Of record in the real estate
described below.
You and each OF you are hereby notified
that the undersigned is the holder of tho
tax sale certificate issued by the county
treasurer OF Tulsa county. state of Okla.
homs did on the 9th day Of November, A.
D. 1916 sell for the 1915 sidewalk tax the
real estate as hereinafter described, to.wit:
Certificate No. D.570. north fifty. two and
fivetenths feet (N52; ~. lot one a.,
block twonty.four t2D, Tulsa. state of
Oklahoma
And unless redemption is made from said
sale within 90 days after the first publica-
tion Of this notice a tax deed will be de.
manded and will be issued as provided
by law. WILLIAM YOUNG.
Holder OF Certificate No. D.570.