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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-08
HADDON HEIGHTS

HADDON HEIGHTS - Beautiful 7-room
stucco finish bungalow, T0-foot porch, II
feet wide: lot i00N200: chicken house grape
arbor. fruit trees. truck garden. etc; imme-
dlate possession; car finance sale: price
$40 900 For Inspection inquire Of EARL
T. KRAMER. Stock Exchange Building or
AIS Fourth ave. Haddon Heights.
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REAL EsTATE-sALE OR RENT

28.ACRE farm, house. barn and farming Inn
piements. at Elwood, near Hammonton,
3 blocks from Pennsylvania and Reading
railroad stations: also lots for sale at Miz-
nah, N j.; terms TO suit buyer. For further
information call or write N. RATHBLoTT,
1908 ~ 7th ST., Phila., Pa.
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BOARD WANTED

BOARD WANTED-The Children's Aid so
cIrty' desires good family homes In the
'iN for the care Of children; kindly inter
est and share Of home lie essential For
particulars address Mrs II w. Wilson 1880
Pine 81 Philadelphia Pa
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Three Story Semidetached
EUGENE L. TOWNSEND


CHEAPEST HOMES In West Philadelphia,
rooms md bath $3.50; $500 cash: ( bed
rooms, 5000, corner sample house a. Had
Ellington st. and l."hanon ave; Bouleva rd
siOaO: suitable for small stor,; open lO30
4 a m
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NORTH GLESsIDE
PELHAM

LARGEN LOTS. S75 10 $3.50. some with
Springfield water gas and elec lights
easy payments; guaranteed TILE. send for
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BOOKKEEPER wishes evening enCag"ments
Experienced, practical: r"Ctiry and install
ecconnting systam.. y lea. Ledger otnre.
MAN, married, with very hest OF refs won 4
like position bank runner messenger or
similar position: capable and not afraid tn
work. Wm. Ammone. 613I CallOwhill II.
SALESMAN. high grade. excel record. des
legitimate prof connection A 023 Led. on.
TRANSLATOR - BraZlian. Portuguese and
English: work In own office: quick srrv-
ice.c4 4hrst-class correspondent. f L.. 2Ol2
n. Camac ST.
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sew JEKSEi--SEASH0R

sos PACIFIC AVE near States ave. Al.
ldntlC City-Lsrgu furnished rooms with
l"usthee ping privileges newly beautlhed: 1
sguar" from Roardwalk; . squares from
lt"usylSnn'H station
ATIANTlC rlTY-large, cool roorns. neatly
,rI st 25ia ) Georgia
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BARGAIN
CORNER PROPERTY
---t NUTII nNNS AVE

Hardwood floors. electric light, hot-watcr
heat. open fireplace. enclosed porch. with
screens: bedrooms. bath has built-n tub.
with shower: back stairway: laundry. plas-
tered and papered garag" In ba sement: white
shades at all windows will he included
$4,000. :. &. ADAMS, 1IlS Walnut st
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RADNOR

A VERY DESIRABLE lot is for sale, north
side. four minutes from station, $50 feet
front by 40. approximately: suitable for
one or two dwellings on Glen Mary lane
front. or large enough for or bunRa-
lows on a street through center: prices OF
building material are falling: property will
bring double price now asked In year or so.
Box 118. Haverford. Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-08

BROAD ST N. N.l3lV-Wel-furnishe rooms
AL C9nyenl-nces, Phone Poplar 2O40
tiESTNUT ST. 2tU7--D1slrabie singl. ana
double rooms
CHESTNUT Sr.. eOi5--Nice large room,
southern eNpos. also sitting room.
ftEE ST, ld2s-E'Irn.shed rooms electric
lishts phone.
sPkl CE ST, l224;28 Brlsmonte)-Rooms.
single or suite; private baths. running WA.
Ter Walnut 7l71.
'iktCE. 5332-S'coRd-s story front room:
t"lh beds: also single rooms. gent elec
SrRCGE ST. l711 -Attractiy" rooms; mod
rat rIles; exclusive central location,
WALNUT ST, I52l--Cnu~uaIIy attractive
'""lH H"cund floor: every ,Jny . refined en-.
."""In~nt: 2entl"mrn ~ count. Prs. 5VlG
NA>IIlNGTON SO. G@I-h.ut. studio. bed
""i" and kltch~n'itm. furnished; facing
Washington square. Apply rNrn!ngS f.. X
I.o,W
ltIh s.. 1888. HOTEL. Rl'HIC ,irautIfnIly
'hN.. single and double rooms: .lrC.ric:
o' wrrklY rates cony. t. stations. best
t''"" m"dnt"ns for travelling pcnp'c: mod
ATIkA'TiNE furn. apis. some huus-kpg
'h-rw 'od Ant. Agony. 225 =. Broad st
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WEST COLLINGSWOOD
NEW JERsEY-sEAsHORE

BUNGALOW. all conveniences:
% minutes from ferry: price and terms TO
suit. II. RoBBtNS. Grant ave
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BUSINESS SERVICE co. lil4 Land rius
Acct-Systematizer. Boc. Pub firm. s"hOn
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

pooKKEEPERs - Wanted. hv " capable
men positions where strict npnlicat'un to
duty " appreciated; nnr n graduate in ac-
counting tho other Sind mt in n Sh-r ac-
eountancy: at present emrlov"h hut desire
more opportunity for advancement, both
hustlers. A AO2, Ledger Othce.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-08

FRANKLIN. 1918 sedan: lh@r@"shI' rs9uti'
E'opd st. Poplar 3Oi4.
DANIELS. 1915. 4-pass, nEyr; run 1000 o."
Motor Co. GA n. Broad st Poplar 3Oli.
CADILLAC. 1917. SO, passenger; : ,.sXXtr"
tires eumpsrS: Snr d, IN SlrSHa9i >%"TR3;tUnJ Rr%aJ
81. POPLAR 30l4,
MURRAY. 1918. 4 passenger; rebuilt and re-
painted Wir. wnnelsii New M,or toy; " az "I'Sa
Rrond st Poplar 3Ol4. ----. --
TEMpIAR sperdster. 1920, {" Extra tires,
Co ga y. Broad st. T. oIar 3Oli.
s-nGerg motor Msth!s Motor q" GA y.
Broad 81 Pupiar 3Ol4
srANDARD 1913, c0nvertibl- s,,d'n: door;
@ Ru'G sa%itS %Hh2'aSayN SIS n FTntaG'r" BtoaG st terms "
COLE. 1919 Aero. :. prrtt!~st err IN town,
$3.50: bal on time. Stanley, Glo y. i'road
PIERCE ARROW. "a: run 1900 mr.; term"
arranged STANLEY Auto Co. GlO n. Er"ad
cyl. tourlngs and roGdSterS; small 1tn%nn'
ca sh bal terms. STANLEY. dls n. Broad si
PACKAHD roadster 1920 model: n"ww.
pssaH Ts.SS f%r 4.n,a9 ds''EH ''IsS5% rSo%s 96is
MARNloN touring. 1917; rebuilt renaintsd
and new tlr,s Mathis Motor Co.. ga y
Hroad II. Poplar S0l4.
COLE, 1870. 4-pa:.ss:mser onr ,,SI Extra tirr,
90 ga y. Broad -. Poplar 3Ol4.
CADILLAC. iHlS Victoria. painted and
rctiulshrd. Mathis Motor CO.. GI| y.
Urn.I II. r,u'.,r 3Ull.
lHis chunmy roadster; color
maroon. rrhrishrd; equal to new. Math ,
Niulur 60, G7i \. Broad 81. Poplar 3Oli.
ALCO limousine. electric lights and starter
extra tire: rrhnshcd an exceptional op
portunity TO Obtain good car for livery
work. Mathis Motor Co, GA y, Broad st.
poplar 30l4. ---
MARMON touring 1915; a. elegant condi,
lion: extra tires Mathis Motor Co.
ga y Broad st Poplar 30i4.
STUTZ--we overhaul and r-fnish all our
used StutZ cars. alt m"dels for imm deliv.
cry; buy direct from diStrib'rs: cash or terms
See Mr. llunt,r Stut2 Agencv, GdY \. BROAD
BROCI<WAY - ton w!'h stake body.
Tr""ston 33a Walnut ~. Lombard 90?
MACK A. I "a ton dumr for sale. Rich
ards.Kely Co. 3IO y. 57th at.
ONERIANDS. ull models. D and pass
touring. ana Lass. rOadsters. 4 pa IS
Chum.my roadster; all other makes and mod
eIs. special hHs"Inent. bargains every day
tin, udymrnlE: open evenings. OYerla nd
Harp-r Co.. go \, Broad st,
PEERLESS : ton. wtn 5-ton eaulpmen'
aud stake hody. \. Preston. 3ss Wa.
nv, - lonilard $50
.ll...
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COUNTRY BOARD WANTED

"wOODLEIGH." Towanda Pa Modern.
electric lights. bathrooms; farm attached:
good food; owner trained nurse: storage for
quests automobiles; booklet. Miss Elizabeth
Lamb
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BUICK

pIIJCK USED CARs-why not huy >our
bSiSN used cars from u.s. We ara au-
ihoriz.d Buick dealers and the used BuiCks
We take nseVCi ange for new cars are ahso
LATELY Cuara ntcei bv Mr.. Wilkie, who has
heen Identified with the sale OF Buick cars
for tho last = Years Edward wiika Mo-
I 80 - nl- Ernnh Pom hlA pa x nn1
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FOR SALE
0Rice Partition. Railing & Furn.

BEDs bureaus. chiffoniers, 100 livinE room
suits bullets tables chairs, everything
TO furnish beautiful home; 40 per cent
saving; ho1ts packed to the doors. Open
evenings. Free auto delivery. Fdinstein
Storase Co.. $. r., cor. 9th and Spring Gar
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MELROSE PARK
MELROSE PARK


BUNGALOW SITES-I.arsc lots S75 up;
near station and creek; u mile Lincoln
Ter; easy paymonts; guaranteed title; send
for hooklet Ferguson, Front and York
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BROWN & CLOUD

SUCCEEDED ny CLAYTON l.. BROW
Peoples National Bank Bldg
NOrristowD Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-08
OEFNE FIiRNIrIinr

S1 Sl and up. suitcases and bags 81 40.
p''/O trunks cheap. Pawnshop Trading
10 N 9th at
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BUSINESS PERSONALS

Paw $50 10 $500 each.
A place FOR refined peopl.
wh" have u diamond they
wish tn turu into money
quickly. Office hours 10
To- = only. 4 M,Cutch-n
offices E3O R.lI Estat.
Trust blds Broad and
Ch-striit SiH. Bell ph.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-08
NEW JERSEY FARMS

TO CLOSE OUT an estate. we offer lin
tied number OF b-acre lots for only $3.50.
worth $3.50. for 50 monthly; land is excel
lent for truck and chickens; neighbors; fine
water and good climate: near Mays Land
ing. clear title. immediate possession, For
fuller data address GILBERT & O'CAL-
LAGHAN. TO3 Walnut st.. Philadelphia.
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General
GRFFNEwALDs
A SPECIALIZED EMPLOYMENT SbkNl'G
No enrolment charges .,...
APPLICATIONS FROM LOCAL, RESlDENIS

APPLICATIONS FROM LOCAL RESIDENTS
: .coMPTRoLLERS Accts.. Sc, rsiarrs.
orrespondants. traffic sales eNnnf' pnTe
and Employment Mgrs.. also EnSlneers. ,n.-
iege and Technical mon. efficiency, ptW"uc-
ton experts. placed in deStrahl" poSlt,.,,ns,
Some very good on'n,nGs tnr & rX'W,Dn" ,,,,an
SPECIAL ,.,,,,,,,r,o>.
eECRETARy FOR LARGE ASS'n ~ III
APPLICANTS must possess executive hn,.'
fty and be familiar with financing, urEanh-
ing large organizations; should DC tnpt"HEh.E
equipped in advising and cooperating WIN
employers on all labor matters. adlnstm"ht1
Disputes strikes: familiar with trades union
matters; one with thorough knowiedSs, NJ
building, contrRctn9, pnCln"erinE iFAhNS.
t1O0oO stralght salary 70 qualified man.
Applications bv letter only, stating al de-
tails. $50 = ltth.
BUSINESS SERVICE co. Iil4 Land TIT
Acct.--Systematizer. Loc, Pub firm s@"o'
up.
Bsprs Asst. Underw'd Mach; Cred. p"pt..
t2O-sao.
c-lerk,-ProductInu shipping: Gen. s2O.S3O
Credit Mgr Familiar ConrmerCial paper,
Auto concern: Good Eve. $4,000 up.
Dcsirner--AutonatiC Machinery $4,000.
Drefts-Mech. ToCl dcslgn"rS: $4,000
Estin,ator--Ms .erial from Bus Prints. s35
Ners--Emp, charge dent.. $4,000; Hdw.
truck Acct. $4,000 or. 3 cred TO $4,000
sales--sevaral hiEh grads .Zn. not pecos-
sary; var l!nes s1S00.S"H0n and com.
saira Mgr Reliable Eo"d House $4,000 IN.
eteno a Private Sec'v tSl. s"5-S35
ktorekeepers-Mtg. concern Col'rgs: S3o-st0.
s,pt -Iarge Chem plont Handler men.
$4,000: Gen Foreman: Mach. Shon $4,000 up.
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OISEY

10TH AVE. below Oak Lanes story stone
house rooms and bath, laundry.
way: imm ediaie possession ~ T''T
n. r. MIDDLETON. 703 Walnut ct.
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HELP wANTED--MALE

6rxN6GnAPhER- Young man with some
efrfce experience. SEQ Mr. Bradley Friday.
~ M. Room t0i. g25 Chestnut at. city.
tvpERfNTENDENT. hfgh-grade. experienced
N man on steel frame and re-enforced con-
crste structure; engineer preferred. BlT.
Iedeer Office.
WEAVER on plain work: steady employ
ment. 20 Sylvaria ave. Fox Chase.
WINDOW DREssER-Experienced millinery
man wanted. one who make good; will
have splendid opportunity. adequate salary,
Ffankei Millinery Shop, cor. Front and Dau-
min sta
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-08

SINGLE brick dwelling. on one OF finest
residence streets in town; IL miles from
Philadelphia IL rooms. baths: mahogany
and white finish; hardwood floors: electric
and drying room: open fire place; front and
rear porches; brick garage: stylish and sub
stantial: lowest cost OF maintenance; cheap
at $40, 600 Address owner. NJ i36. Ledger
Office
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RoARDERS WANTED

BOARDERS wanted. near Ienkintown. room
and board for single gentk kmen, with priv
At" family. near trolley and delightful sur
rnlUd'n"s can OGont2 l23I
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HORSES

Iu'BI.IC AUCTIOS-YOung high-rlas~ sad
lie horses. for John G. Hlnkle. ct tl,.
Windarmrrr Farms on Butler drivr. 2 m o.
vest from Amber Pa. SATURDAY, Jus 'u
ga ddl- hUrses and mares from the beat sru, .
farms in the country: Randsom- pony 0Ith
cart and harness, perfectly uentIe rpI rNl,-
drru Catalogues for breeding and f.I f.,
scriDtion apply Henry c. Riddl". Amblri Pc
4 FEW good work horses, rras. rrlr~ Pm
Kempf Coal CO.. $50 y. Mark0,
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS

TWO rms. and bath Tent. noor): attractiyely
furn.: 22d and Delaney; very reasonable
Apply sherwood Ant AGENCY, 226 $. Broad:
.IuT WALNUT Sr. THE Beth-Allyn,-Hsnd'
sanelv appointed and room suites, with
rrIvate bath: garage. ---.---
iVIO ZINE SJl-Cool iight-housekeeping
rnnm; hahv grand piano: also rm. and bath.
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LOGAN
Observation-Disclosures

MARyINE above Wyoming; I rooms, strict
:. modern; price right. CRAIGHEAD. 17O
n. Sydenham st
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GULPH MILLS

UUTPH MILES
gentleman's country home. containing q u
modern improvements; surrounded by beauu-
full old shade trees: pear orchard and other
fruit trees: tenant house and stone barn; IL
acres: in addition there may he purchased 10
acres Of farm lard overlooking the Gulph
Mills golf course: ideal for suburban home or
development proposition. u 12e. Ledger
..s
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BUSINESS Properties and stores
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USED AUTOMOBILES
Automobile Painting

While our facilities for strictlv hish.srade Do
rehnishings are perhaps the most complete
ing delivery promises is great; IL will prove
OF great assistance II patrons who intend
having their cars rehnished Will inform us
at their earliest convenience. Then dates
can be arranged. 20 that cars will not be
out Of use FOR any length OF time,
We bake each coat OF finish rs applied; ms
insures longer wear and far handsomer
finish.
Cone md soc for Yourself.
Martin-Alexander Co.
AUTOMOBILE REFINIsHERs
l2G.i2S-i i3O Reed street -
Dickinson naOi Main no
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HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS

S20 $. nth sT-Desirable drst-foor APT.
rooms bath and lUtChenette. $40: i'm
llediate moss TAlII4ANE. 900 Walnut st
ELEGANT corner apartment large rooms.
TIL bath. hardwood floors; thoroughly
modern. $50 month; l+-month lease, Levene.
$500 y. Broad St
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rERkDW g. VAN PELT


FOR SAIE-tAn ideal, home located at l7il
y. 18TH Il. ? hOt-water heat. electric lights
bath rooms and all modern conveniences
win sell at a reasonable price for cash; rea-
for selling. because | live now In New
York. II interested. address :. $. Skidcl-
sky 80 Park Place. New York and | viii
meet YOU by APPOINTMENT.
2OG4 T.. CLARENCE ST. Wiclnity Traukford
ave and Tioga ST.. two-story dwelling.
rooms aud bathroom: lot 10. +xB3: imme.
date possession: snap for quick buyer. In
uuire on premises. .r.
t"5OD EACH, f.. :-storv houses; plumbing;
$500 mtgt. each; 400 block BouyaH ri /;
good for r,s"ling. Gsel 1853 w Girard ave.
37a. y. -S'rIi-7 rooms; newly papered
porch. vacant: s+30O 1853 n Broad
gT.U y lYTlI-lO rooms, new PAPER; vacant {:
S+SUu. 595d y. liroad
MODERN 2-story house now vacant: mort
gage $1,000: price s27OO. 1870, ledger OF.
Iil4 DOVER ST.-Five rooms and bath. va.
cant. Keehfuss 1871 n. 2Sth st.
1905 n 20TII-Eight rooms and bath elec. {:
imm poss. Keehfuss. 1871 y. 18th St
MODERN ll-rOom house: mortgage $500.
price S55O0; imm. p0ss. 1871. ledger on.
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STAMPS AMI CClNs
ROOMS FOR RENT

STAMPS PACKETS. DIME sETs
fHlI.A SrAMr co. ~ = lTih a.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
FactorIes, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Floors

for light manufacturing; prefer same north
OF Girard ave. between 18th and 10th SITS,
What have you to offer? i Oh. Ledger on,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-04
Famous Old Recipe
for Cough Syrup
Easily ard cheaply made at home,
bot IL beats them all for
quick results.
SDO0000SS(oosOO'S.

Thousands Of housewives have found
that they can save two-thirds o' the
money usually spent Tor cough prep.
arations by using this well known Old
recipe for making cough syrup at home.
II is simple and cheap hut II really has
no equal for prompt results, IL takes
right hold OF cough and gives imme'
date relief, usually stopping an ordi'
nary cough in a hours or less.
Get 2ia ounces Of pneS from any
druggist. pour it into pint bottle and
add plain grlnnlatod sugar syrup to
make a full pint. II you prefer, use
clariAed moasSes. honey, or corn syrup,
instead Of sugar syrup. Either way it
tastes good, keeps perfectly, and lasts
a family long time.
It's truly astonishing how quickly IL
acts, penetrating through every air
massage Of the throat and lungs Rs-loos.
ems and raises the phlcgm, soOthrs and
heals the membranes. and gradually
but surely the annoy ng throat tickle
and dreaded cough disappear entirely.
Nothing better for bronchitis, spas.
modic Group, hoaTseness or bronchial
asthma.
Pinex is a speciaI and highly concen.
trated compound OF genuine Norway
pine extract, known the world over for
its healing effect on the membranes.
Avoid disappointment by asking vour
druggist for "2h ounces nj PineI
with full directions and don't accept
ANYTHING else. Guaranteed TO give alb.
solute satisfaction or money promptly
refunded. The Pinex Co., Fl. Wayne
Ind.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-04

NEW yORk March Mercantile paper
~ mGa stor'i8g $50 day bills 81 90 .
commercial co.day bills On banks SaiOi, .
Commercial. soda, bills 81 19'a demand
S3i3A, cables 83i4ie
Francs demand - 22; cables it2o
Belgian francs demand Si3.GI. cables
sl3.65
Lire demand az: cables 1895
Marks demand I n2 cables to9.
Government bonds and railroad bonds
irregular
Time loans strong; co days ~ ds,s ard
g months Siv
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-04

kANNNS CITY Nl-rh , BuIirr-
Creamery &C. lower hr,ts 5gc. seconds
1br packing unchanged.
Eggs Current receipts t4r. lower pcr
case $50 So. frsu 90 lovCr 4ts
Poultry. Hens iac loWcr, J-r. others
unchanged
Potatoes higher t475Mbto.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-04

Scientist Dead.

SYDNEY. y =. W. March The
death was announced today Of Sir
Thomas Anderson stuart disiln-
guishcd physician and scientist. and
dean Of tho faculty' OF medicine in
tho University Of sydney Ito was
born In scotland in 1886.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-04
Chicago Price RSnEe.


KANSNS CTTY March 57-Hocs-Re
ccipts l2 900 head; market generally l5c
10 25c higher: bulk $1,000 so; - heasies so
lights S1d35G149O; pigs .Sl2 .5o@ / 90.
Catlc--Reeepts $500 head: mark et
steady to 25c higher. choice heavy steers
t19 80 .ih medium ~ a ~ - (;
common e65mi175: choice lights sIl 30
G13.75. common sS.35 n II. 50; butcher
hcifers 81. .0Om . fi: cows &C. s5M ~ 25
Gamers si25M6 So; calves Sl2 80 n
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-04

the ward farm In tho northeast cor.
Nor W thr Oouthwcsl northeast
southeast ~ 81 is-2w flowed o.u
barrels of natural duf,uE the first
- hours .u sand found from lups
20 lN"S feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-04

MEMPHIS. TouuY March " d.
N laughter. whose conviction ou u
charge nf conspiracy TO violate the
Reed prohibition amendment re-.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-04

CHICAGO Mar a,'

CHICAGO March AC Corn 40 @ nike,
$50 No. yellow ~ ,2 'snl s.
Oats No . white 90 2, n 81 ~
Rye No SlCGiy
Farley 81 lOmt53.
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Eureka Pine ......... itu 100
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Indians TIpc ......... 80 iuI
Ohio OU .......... 2g5 g55
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s. - Of california ....... 3la 800
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-04

Kansas City Ksnr
KANSAS CITY March 3-Ksiir and
milo maIyr 81 O5m212
The Washington herald., 1920-06-13

He slashes the fuse, touches 1t to
the lamp and gallops on. Every
56 feet there is another. The fuses
burn fast. The roar Of the first shot
reaches him before he has fired the
tenth.
Crimped in his 36-inch burrow,
he must keep 200 feet ahead of the
bombardment that is chasing him.
Death is at his heels.
McAllister and two assistants Are
two shots in one hour and twenty
minutes, when they come out they
drip with sweat as If they had been
in a shower bath.
MCAllister has become known all
over Kansas for his understanding
of mine conditions. He is sent for
to go down into outlaw" mines.
whore no one else dares to go, and
to rescue trapped or injured men
from places where no one else can
live. He has carried nine dead
shot firers out in his arms. but still
he goes back.
The work pays well and he is
proud of his ability to prevent ac-
cidents. Even his wife says she is
not anxious about him any more.
IF you live. you know how to
fire shots" he says. But no insur-
ance company will insure Alexander
McAllister.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-13
Deaths Reported

Anna L. Bend, 81 years, Home for Incur
sbles.
John p Hutehins, 80, Potomac River. foot
OF. st. sw.
Philip schriver 81. IJOs LIST st. sv.
Mary Mildred Berry, /, Children's Hospt.
Maria VI. Clark. IS, Hammond court. Both
and q SITS. NV. -.
Mary &. Rhodes. r. Homeopathic Hospt.
Julia J. Pitkin. s3. The Grafton Hotel.
wm. y. Halsey, 81. 917 18th ST. nv.
Samuel Common 2s. Walter Reed Hospt.
Ora ChivaIier. 36, Garheld Hospt.
Mary Y. Olinger. 3d. 6i9 7th st. ne.
Herbert l.. sanfotd. jr., days, Columbia
Hospt.
nv.
VIM. westIey, %, Garfield Hospt.
DeImar Scott. L. Children's Hospt.
Jennie Henry, 20. Wash. Asylum Hospt.
Charles Hall. 10. wash. Asylum Hospt
Rebecca V. Manning, 81. 21e ct. so.
Carrie J. Scott 3s. 1926 18th st. NV.
Wilton H. Brent, ., :441 sth st. NV.
Julia Berry As, 2034 4th 81. nv.
Matte Morton, 10 months, Freedmens
HoSpt.