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Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-10
NIANTTC

Word was received in Pine Grove re-
Gently of the death of Henry B. Good
enough, for many years summer resi-
dent of the Grove. Mr.. Goedenough had
been in failing health for several
months. He left his summer home here
about Oct. 1st for the city and at that
time was in poor health
Among Norwich people visiting PINE
Grove recently were Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard D. Libby, Mr.. and Mrs. R. g. 8.
Washburn and Fred G. ProtheTo.
Mrs Marion r. Davis left Wednesday
for Providence to visit her cousin, Mrs
Warren
Mrs Ella V. Weir closed her Pine
Grove cottage Wednesday and left for
New York, from which place she will sail
on a Clyde liner for Jacksonville, Fla, 10
spend the winter.
Mrs. John Ford of Hartford spent the
week end in the Grove.
Miss Efie Haynes OF Penn avenue was
in Norwich Saturday on business.
Henry E. Smith of East Haven spent
the week end at his cottage in Pine
| Grove
Travis Morgan is Ill at his home in the
village.
]. Percy Morgan and Turner Harding
motored to Deep River one day recently
on a business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Mather and two
sons of Hartford spent the week end at
their Pine Grove cottage.
| Mrs Phebe Winter of Greenville, Me-,
| is visiting Mrs. Jennie H. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wilson of Rocky
| Hill, A. A. Wilson and Miss Elizabeth
| bowling of Middletown spent Sunday
with Mrs. Jennie H. Smith.
| Harley w Trip of Waterbury spent
the week end with William H. Dor1nan OF
the Grove.
Mrs. W II. Dorn1an is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Harley W. Trip, in Wa
terbury.
| Homer Dorman is in Hartford.
George Elton of Kensington spent the
week end at his cottage on South street
James Metcalf, Jr.. was in Hartford
Monday on business.
Conductor Winfield J. Manwaring o,
New Haven spent a few days recently a
his cottage in the Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baker of Hart
ford spent the week end at their cottage
Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-10
FITCHVILLE

Mrs Frank Davis and children, Char
lotte and Marian, have returned to Spring
Hill after passing the holidays with Mrs.
Davis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Har-
ris.
Mr. and Mrs. William Ortman have re-
turned from their wedding trip and are
spending few days with Mrs. Ortman's
parents Mr., and Mrs. Robert Adams.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael O'Hearn and
children of Oakdale were week end visit
tors with local friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Brewer of New
London were recent guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. P. Lynch.
Football makes demons of some young
men and angels of others.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-25
dbe @aabingtnH NrraIn,a
WEDNESDAY,. MAY Is
PAGE TWELVE

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Continued.
LUNCH ROOM on Pa. ave. mr.. govt. oidgs.;
800 tally income: 2-yr. lease, SIS; price,
5000. P. y. cARIEY. el7 st. NV. 4ls
Hardware store; Wise. ave-; rms; rent
$50. p. y. Carley. sl7 81. NV. franklin
ol5s
Oyster House; Pa. ave-; rms; rent $50;
price 81 100. p. v. Carlsy, 6lI = st. NV
franklin ei5s.
shoe Rep: St nv.i sl2o; can BE- rented By
week; price $1,000. p. y. Carisy. ei7
ST. NV. Franklin 615s.
rent SIS; price $1,000. P. Y. csrley. s17 =
st. nv. Franklin 6l53.
Rooming House: IA rms; gas and eles. nr.
18th and Kalorama rd.; rent $lJss 5000;
bargain. p. y. Carley. SIT Y st. NV. v.
sI5s.
Rooming House; 0 rms; nr. L st.; -snt SIS;
price 81. 100. p. Y. Carley, 6lI u nv.
franklin 6153.
Confectionery & Meat: n ST. NV; $500; Z
rms; rent 5000 mo-; income sls-sl. 500 WI.
P. y. CarIey. 6l7 Z st. nv. y. 6153.
Confectionery; q st. NV; 1 rm.; rent SIS;
3-yr. lea Sc: income $500 per wk. tel. booth.
p. =. Carley, 6lI z st. nv. Fk. el6s.
Lunch Room: 9th st. NV; rent SIS; 1e-n.
lease; price So, 700. P. Y. Carley, CIT =
st. NV. Franklin 6i5s.
Grocery and Meat Market mr.. outsrio pi;
lease $50; price $500; P. 2. Carley, SIT
z st. nv. franklin 6i53.
Grocery Store on Pa. ave.; stock and lease
price, s., 800; rent, 500. p. Y. Carley. 6l7
st. NV. Franklin 6ls3.
Grocery Market; 18th St NV; rent $50 with
lease; price 8. $50. P. y. Carley. GIT = ct.
nv. Franklin 6l53.
" sT-Corner; Keystone, oncrink unusual
invest. advantages. subjecT to Ayr. lease.
McKeeyer Goss, 1905 st. NV. II. 4752.
Y sT.-24-ft. lot and 3-story bldg.; rents
nearly 1875 selling price; $50, 900; terrus.
HOTEL ON PA: AVE. n. ". stor. ware rm.
1st. d., living rms. b., cleo, alley rear.
SIS, 900. DAVID z. BARRY, 1907 Il st.
GAR. WILL HOLD Is CARS. eiee.. h.-vh.,
mr.. 18th and U SITS. Rent, 500 mo, $500.
DAVID Y. BARRY. 1907 Il st.
Warehouse. near North Capitol std Com
Zo1e. Blk. bldg; lot IFS II. wide. Price,
SIS, 900. Mahorney & sullivan, 1871 Eye NV.
st. nv.-eoIloo It. Business or spa-t.
nent site. Price, 81 500. Hahorney and
s. lliyan, 1927 Eye st. NV.
Business location, St, nr. 18th nw.-2s
IT. wide. Price. $2o. 900. Mahorney and
Sullivan, 1877 Eye st. Nv.
Store, 3711 Ga. ave. nw.-Heat furnished;
new bldg. Rent. 5000 mo. Mahorney
an Sullivan. 1927 Eye st. NV. Tel. n. 1921.
Corner in n. Cap. st.-stores and apts; sSx
70 II. Price, $50 000. Mahorney and
Sullivan. 1927 Eye st. nv.
CONN. AVE.-A. m. T.; main floor. store; ID
business; Sd, apts.: appointments.
McKeevsr & Goss, 14o5 ST. NV. N. 4752
CONN. AvE.-over 9, 500 50. It. for profes.
sional or business development.
McKeever Goss. 1905 / St NV. NJ. 4752.
II sT.-B1siness and financial sec; large 3.
story bldg; immed poss.; rare Investment.
McKeever 4 Goss. 1405 I st. NV. NJ. 4T52.
n. 7. AVE n. W.. Mr.. iZTH ST.,
rooms and bath, large office rooms on
nrst floor; can be leased II desired. S175.
CAYwooD BROS. & GARRETT, Inc. sl5
y. Y. ave.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-25
To Let for Business.

GA. AVE. nr. Park I'd Dwg. of. 9 rms. q
b.. AMI. Al; $50 per m. Louis p. Shoe
maker. 1907 y. Y. ave. n. 1876.
GA. AVE. tNR. PIX. RD.l STORE DwG.
Of rms. and b.; a. m >; Nj. $50 per "
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. 1407 New York
ave. nv. Main 1166-
Office About 25x2s it,: private toilet; maia
door: opposite War Risk Bldg. Rent Ss5
mo. Nahor,ey and Sullivan. 1927 BYE Of. NJ.
S ST. So $50 mo-, s-story bri ck. JOHN ..
DoNoHoE SONS. al4 Pa. ave. ss.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-05
RICHMOND CITY CLUB
IS GRANTED CHARTER
fiv" Concerns Are Acted Upon 10y
State Corporation Conn
mission

fiN" new charters. amendments to
oAistin" charters aud certificates OF
authority. hav" been issued by the
stat" Corporation Commission to
companies operating in Richmond
The Ci;y club or Richmond. a non
stock corporation. The purpose Of
which is 20 study tn" .lyic needs and
requirements ~ the city ana 10
further The husiucI interests OF the
Yer, - i MN'l"tt" Is president: j. i.
Jones'. secretary. ana Hunter +
Erickhorm. " Il Northern aud Harold
blpomb"rg, arc named as officers.
IN amendment tea ih. charter of
Inc RalSiou Boot shop. Inc. chang
tnE lis name to the Rnlstou Health
shoe store. Inc. has also been
The other charter issued is To the
IN passenger and freight trnuspprta-
ton. maximum capital 10000. mini
mann. $1,000.
Certificates OF authority were :,lso
issued to tn" Security Mutual Casual
IS company OF Illinois. 4 ncn-stoc);
corporation. with principal Virginia
"i'iC" Ia Richmond. i. NJ Boisscalix in
charge. and tn" corn Products sales
COMPANY. of New Jersey. 40 doal in
cereals. vegetables and their by
IN amendment to the charter Of
tn" Norfolk Bond aud Mortgage Com
paHN. Increasing It's capital stock
from 100000 To 100000. has bee,
granted, and another 10 IN" Nntiprnl
Thonicr Corporation. Of Roanoke. n
rrcnsing its capital stock from SOC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-05
BRITISH CABLES CAUSE
DROP IN COTTON MARKET
fBy Assocluiod Press

w ORLEANS Np-i' -DcTrogsfar
IN n" cotton market today were started
by poor cables nld the mufavor.b!c 10,
n",nnm"n's IN IN. English labor situation
ma w"T" wilcned by the brnrisr cons,rur.
lion placed on fcrtili-c~ statistics for
March. The "r"ninr was lower ANA Tho
decline was not checked until tho mos,
",itNo noH'hS were - 10 :. ipinis uuI, :
ih" clos" OF la" week with MAY dow,
10 1927. or wtthl1 30 points ~ ~. lGyrat
"' ~" season In N" last ha'r hour ~
m" Jay tn" tone was stcadiod hv Wash .
inrinn MESA ccs quoting Governor un-p
ing. " IN" Federal reserve hlnl, as snV-
INK mat cotton would come on; al r;,ht
! M" clos" was at net lpsSrn ON Tho dn y
., II I" - i"n;s. The last prices OK,
Nos: ~ -" "prlv @cuirE vaa duo -,
rr?n' ~ Thar railway aUt .rIEs,Ir- t,n,n.s
~ England had missed resolutions in
iuNor ot iuininr III" coal mine a,riLNrs
u,nnslI:rahi" selling. fr'iowcd figures from
,icst,r'S counting fcr;ili2s- salcs durinr
Nhrch IN eight cotton States AT sa-'.i5
tons against 5000 during the same month
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-05
Tor Crafn- lJU IDs tnewl. 20 z! 3
Country Fru'lu,r NNhOIcsaic).
CuIciUo GRAM MIrI,rr

tUIENGD NUT.. !IuIns Ia thr Wast
and Suuthw"Et had q h"Ar;sh influence a.
tn" wheat market r"iay. but tn. eject
was nearly rnWHt .rDrlauC"d hy lU,,ral
"Nrprt business Tho warkc; closed IN
with May -, go LS.I ana IuIy !iI.
Corn finished unclaimed to =, higher. and
Oats gained O., to 20.
In rroy-lons tho outcome was a set
were appHr"lt'y declined tu tho hcA-t
ia rising 'GtrSet ru ;iIc ground thar an
known h"ar.sh factors hHd been lis
counted. aud thar rally Was du" T.tu
cam" WurL ~ rainy weather IN Nebraska
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-05
show increase in nu>inc.x Failures.

NEW YORK. Nnril An Increase
m business failures was shown for
port of Il. G. Dun \ Company. made
public today. Failures So FAR this
Year totallcd 4.S7O. involving an ag-
Ere@at" indebtedness Of SiTS.5S9.oSa.
In the same quarter last year there
were 1927 inSolvcucies. with an In
achteducss Of $2G.702.i9N
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-05

az SIC fnr Cutou. COS; ana freight. equal
I" . Tor centrifugal. In renn"d thrrc
was only uod"-n'e inquiry noted and
iric"s wrr" Unchanged al 60 Tor nn,
Sfanu'at"i. suga- futures wc-c easier
under trad" and commission house soil
lnE, amt closing PRICES we're to II ,oin's
|c; l"we' a''nuuvS trading vas light
f!u9' bids May 90, Jug. So: sep
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-05
MIscELIA>nor, MAKNErs.


NEW YORK Ami cotton goods ani
,"itp' Ehrn m''an'' ""r" gu"' tnIny.
RAW sir wa i~usr tfuG'u: higher.
Dress EuuGs 'pr ,al. v"-. S-.,dy with
'rnanh c"ni"riuE un Nuuu-- anl oih'-
slightly fr,uc- E.w sall prices quoted
"u "hru"t' and rugs wrr" approximately
- p"r cent lower Than Hgr.uE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-05
scndiu>, Rate. on Grain rroaoct.

w N~tiiNtiIpN. ADr!l Read
JuStmcnt OF export rates on grain and
grain products carrying reduction
OF cents cast Of Chicago, was re-
commended to tn" railroads today by
tho Interstate Commerce Commits
sion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-05
PRODUCE ,lNIii<ITS.
NllEi,I:i:

Gi::W fTO0EN Aprii '--Thg market :or
"i Mtua.nn log recent buyers wlp
~ irN@. 20 show greater strength. taI
N"rlS ~ unsettled conditions abroad rr
weakness 100 uthe- markets Tn" 0iouinv
was Irregular at an advance 0f points
Z" c.r.4ur OF 20 uts. dUi active months
S".l y - - points a"t '"yN-r during tho
"iid'" %! IN" day with May relatively
weak n:!e- lII.iIaiieU. rbsi delivery
S'.H "it {" -. making 4 decline -; -
points from tie hish i.g"! Of last FRIDAY.
E"p"ris OF q slightly n-w-r toa" in the
co"i "ri freight uarNrt caused some
covering toward 'ng v.us-. and thur. ,yrr"
slrfhi 'llios. hu' n. iurrI,.' closed a.
= me-, ,ierlInn - - 20 - points MAY.
-. July. o.! September. $50. Dctobr-.
-. Detemo"T. 60. January. 7ri: March.
,HSpo,. COTE. dnI'; 20 Is ,a',@s',> san
reported from RIO. Suuios Is were ~
i"Ied 80 - I" ~ American CREDITS.
IN" OF ."ia. cables shova.! a decline. VI,
- T"l- 81 ,ha dollar ruy.up rate wiz,
an ah.Hnr" Of lilo lCulr in RIO exchange
on London. Santos futures were un-
changed 90 10 lower Thu early cables
quoted III" tuiur.s unchanged tn rs ="is
hlEh"r. lt' |g''- ulEi.rr showed = do
c-tr" ~ - - r"l- brazilian port
rrc"'hi~ >.F". J IUdJEy receipts 900
santos cleared 500 BIAS. Tor the United
S'It"r.
$50, SUGAR.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-05
COTTON MAl;k,:r..

NEW TH!E ir-f The .ns,,.lln..
.tn %, M" n-,.,a .aAor news eau "a
cotton urarE.t Gu-iug 'rIHy'- ,ur.y trad
.rr Many contracts sold m 10 ii 60. Or
w, , h ia, r".ns; %: he ",.oge loM ree%,r
,uE "a. afternoon on crcruraE.ug reports
,!.m Wh-h.rC'on. all May closed a.
Tn" luH5k"s opened steady At a decline
~ 90 y. points. winch was only a
vc-} l3tta. .-gsr"Us" TO Tho lower Liver
and ruuu3sE.or house buyIn. at mo s,nr-
hV; iN. south Was "a scl.ar Will, IN r.
wa. 10 Hrnooa Fu'tnI a.re AID prices
90 tho Eugash market a;,-- tho Iora.
~. ing wa hreomgan.et by roporcs thai
m ,iSr.port workers ,wrr. iucroas'1r
nry ,- eaurhc-n alvcss rspor,ci m
,vGssrrc31s'h H".iaess n fsr,,l.1sr DUNG
:.'teh during ~" wi'I', ~ lt" opv
,'uly broke 20 ID g ana nr;uhg- 90 p 20
ssnisiir. 'H J, I'c,.n" was bee! Later
"nustlarnblc cnv.rins. on -.n,r.s .-.-,
WasH. ,nrinn. that Govc~nrr HorI3nr az
,nu.rg,m -s, ~ arnra 4, Va gIEl1r
On the rrnuut That ARR. Stocks ~ cot.
l2n q" not rcprg."i.t a H,i-u Us. hg, result
WHICH usually r frray shirneI to H..
iu.s'l" ana foreign nJrE.is Th.so All
'."". also crsdlt"I s.rrcinry Toav.r. az
~ Dnrtr''1cn' ~ Cnumcrc". with rlrlr-
hrias.rE shout an tn"licrstipu AZ cnirnT
'gul''n" 'ud last rri,,- sNow.i rn'l!,s.
Southern states To- IN. crd ~ March a-c
said q" show fti'ur OF ~ about ~
IT, ,'n ~, ro'"r,2r'd ~ lag rear's I5N-
'G.s a.a.rn Port rccoir's 1867 I.ntt.I
| states sort stocks. i,'aGs-'.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-05

Hst yaHr. ari bringing total sales -
Pa months - ia" season W 80 i.bEl.-
r"r.Hi laat yn"-. d"crHasn ~ ~ : per
fa u'. '..v iPl-s~ were called luftEHrasH'
.s'tg-. they ina oEt.t inAt l:. ih- n.sai
S'H'.. i.l'r fertilizer hnI been 20 3 dUr-
rH March than during n. preceding
r'E'a I'u.rHr ~ 'ha season
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-05
rErEM>nt III, rI.NNIr MNKKEr.

i"uyrt"d by Itois"rs. Psu'un"r :. Co. IL c
DANISH FARMERS STOCK
al"ih'i weak. -" u sc per bush o.
Oh sock Ga per bY-hcl.
.!GlNiNS. fAHMEIS STOCK
Market Uu!ct
sHEy lIutbp. - per 10.
extra crime a. per 10
iT.Wc. Ji.c per 10
shr.-IAE stnCn &c so 3l.,c :.r IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-05

common shares ana $4,000 n,,rarrcJ
f.rraSiV' common and $4,000 pre-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-05
rarrr o: COTTON prices in ,oaay'- mar.
FOR; movement

Port movement,
Ngw Yc..h MI1LunE ,s1: receipts. i,5
Minor r0r;s-S'oci 900
~. T"tai ,Hday.on:cc,oip's. 1851; e@aor's. 2
-, In",,a! for week Receipts 2'o'5: exports.
Total Or s"naon-Rcccrts 4752.i3i: OK
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-05
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
Cask:" -. islrch & COMPANY.
l'!S Las Main Street

NIcMm0NI- Va NrrII {. loei
CITY AND STATE sEGtHITLfs "
y, o. ,1 g 49,, - 600, ria. Ask'd.
Va Cent :. 3. e. and X lHl.... CO.. cIL
,.SrHEET HALFWAY RONDS
Nor. and Ports rrlc. Co IS az; 81
Va. ~. aud Pow Go. - 1881 81
,SrEEi.T RAILWAY STOCKS.
Nor. Ry. and Light Co... = IS 1916
Va. iN. and Pow. 90. pfl Ia :.
Va. rs. and "uw. Co. com. lCo 49,. H.
RAILROAD STOCKS
Il. T. and J. Div ObIig lS) 90
inst RANCE STOCKS
Va Fire and MAJ. Ins. Co - c.
HANK ASp TRUST co STOCKS
American >'ati"nal ........ pH 22I 20
Broad Street ............. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-05
EEL AND LEATHER
SHARES ON DECLINE
i'ricah Beet Sugar Directors
Meet and Declare = Per Cent
Quarterly Dividend.
IN GOLD RECEIVED
~ Money Drops to q Fer Cent on
|>t"ch Exchange, With Rate Be-
my ohcrch Outside Throughout
he street Down to >.


H., II. l.. nnrnum.
NV YORK. ,pru : stool and
hrr shnr.s wor, especially son
l"day.s market. which had "A do
mig price tendency. owing TO the
icitS 90 business much talk was
td az 20 per cont prir. reduction
inc Sic"l corporation IN the very
iutHrc. with q corresponding
uctipu Ia wages.
cntral Leather stood out among
!Hathcr shares on ruuOrs that
preferred dividend was 10 be
,ach' ihc common dividend was
BEGAN to iIil on Siuc. tn"u
pFdinE 10 reports trade had been
poor 'hat last years profit ANA loss
Plus Of over 3u.tpp,opu has bc"u
hed INTO denuit if these rum
ARC tru. IA. directors win nave
Chol"c ~ passing "a" Preferred
iI'nH. II tn" preferred dividend
neon uueurrcd 1ud tn" profit aud
'Hru'uS mas been wiped out. rs
ma Ter pi Lass. as we'll as goOI Tin
lai practice, the dividend must be
Sugar Directors Meet.
Nmcr!can beet sugar directors mot
'riiy attor noon today ana passed
r"r cont quarterly dividend u
explained tNat an. nEh price
n Ihi .|.'lr winch hitV h'vE based
The average price FOR sugar made
h action ucycssary wall stree,
ierstands thHi tho furttruiulur
iual report FOR the iwrlve months
led March 81 viii make At very
" showing. m. rurr a!gar pon-
iuIrk,tiu their Crop 0r.t out
ground from under the be., sugar
I.re
iorr cola WINS r.o.ty.I l.~. ,ods,,
. i0u.D0u coming lu nu tha Holland E
oii,au liner R1i..r,lar. and 'ro
an shIp,ur,tts ira.u other Sources
NANCY dra,,r,.l ia o. mar CON,
tho stock ENINgnga arutnI noon.
IA tNs rate h,.ns ,g,-oi OUTSIDE,
uu@tuut tue street dpHf 10 U.r
Niur.u,sr Iho-e wus So murh
a.v available 'ha, stock brQk,r-
| orl.d tutt ~ mad Utual'y A.au
lsh,d" at Thorn T. IS not n,crs-
90 ~ Back y,rg far to r.rHI
days when no ,al wuuey was
ilublc al tfUu 20 DO per cent on
hcg
rw" Coed Friends i"~t.
VAL street los, two good friends
at. ihr"ush the d,H'h - rr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-05
,.oCAl. ,'I.cp,CE MAEtlur.

% u'r,lis- ppr:rwpUfh Traction =. s..
% virginia Trust Company So.
" lE..'r-4l Loaf Tobacco. I;l., 5iie.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-05
World Paying Debts.

This food of gold means that ,h.
81 OF the world owes us MONEY
Il is paHin" uS Of; for two reasons.
st. 10 bring ahout rac0y.-r /,
cir exchange. aud next To- cs,ahlish
edits so that more purchases ,.1n
made her" of foodstuns and hodi,.
rdcd raw and finished materials
very point recovery In exchange re-
icos III" premium that must he pai:;
purchases here.
This method Of balancing account.
Id re establishing sound world wild
,ancinl conditions was wholly nm
pcct"d and was long time I'm max
Z It's appearance. 1t is Il better
ethoi than some Of the artlhrioI
ans that have been seriously dis
ssad, mostly lending money or
edit In one way or another ia
reign customers who did not seem
be able To pay for what they had
ready bought
ne being is not going to restore
neral trade. for business is based
4 profits and not cheap money.
'ithin the past year war papcr rr
sCpUnt"d by tho twelve Federal 80
rye banks has decreased si;9. nOo. -
10. while commercial pnp,r Inns
finally increased 500; 900. 900. There
much liquida ton Of loans and labor
take place before general trade ig
ady 10 again start up actively. I'm,
lis much Is certain. the improve
ont in tn" position o! In" banks
axes this reimbursement easier. and
ith gold riling Nh ana general
adc at 10y It'd" it is only q mes
on OF time until easy money viii hn
Elected in an active rising stock
arkCt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

ts,, ,,.,, ~. -. - ....,
r.r. iG,5.rg y.TttaSn'
''.
' N"N l.'NNG '.l4. l4. & n1' ils
a r' ' w "', y, ''''
w '.-
FDN NEN Two rooms modern cS,'pt
lt'h. over rtfavgt south side. white
NHHNtt only tHdur jta.
FlNE.uHoN cuttHro. modern. laag s.. re.
ulla. 81. Uatgr .tb1
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vos prNr or for sale In good oil town,
r..r hotel. store room. Usage 1854.
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PROPERTY for EXCHANGE

pRNpERTY fI. EXC!!h Es,E
iNSt IN iut LNItifNiNNC
ENCttANGI,-.KtNi ESINrE II
ENSUNNGE. Ksutsr v|n ta.. IA p.uf
modern lot or EoHi g,r Hs urat rt4.
mont. on nearly modern .t...u bIHa.
Hest OF terms M baau., NNi H.n Dsasr
gtt or Cedar .OGN tU, g. IIuu|i,t
IoK SALE arr trpd. aD4 ,,.r.,.y.,
7-rpnm duplrx { have 100 ,uub uf
~ 900, would trtj" fa. s..5 ,si u, f-,;
mottgaEe papers w anything ot value.
'S"tn .l"'
FINE lANb fur email U.ua.. HUutntHst
part eH'. Do" "E'nia 'aHr" t''t.llNt.
l"w aud breakfast ru.w b.aHnm byIJ.
Wund tioHrH Uuv decorations HuI UuIan.
lots N c'os't touw Nl.l.u s'pu,. aud
pantry close BOZ. uu south aI" Easy fH
t',.n' i'', ',l1.t' about .' rH'ahI' !'t
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low In iuiirrrsf add...go u'.g rI't' ~,
security W1a cedar ..
FOR EXCHANGE F.ur.f..r. n.us.. ONO.
half acre. value .uN N.I n.. car
first payment up Co. $500. n.H.r.. 81 suu
Geo. strsttuu Route $u. t Dauru U.G.
ron TRAM. "a, .,..., ... .,........
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os OF ',I. ,.os,, "s l5om .aa s,an., . i'' anna n
F,r.I, VIZ, '4 '.''N s.'. E'.N H
f.cuud murtgurr. about 8 200 r.,,fI, a..
u'ntblv. witch upIrIrs I.t..,-f NuI
consider firrt. class cor HH mani r8yr..tt
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WANTED no RENr-Three or i-room
furnished. modern house and garage;
couple employed good reference, not over
$40 OF tt5. Address BIo-f, World,
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CANARIEs One singer and four females
nd large cage. All for 90. 1905 3.
Quaker. Osage 6t7g.