davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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LIVE STOCK


ron H'IE rhf,' upntns ou Ardaip
purriD. unur better. r'HI show dogs.
'h' p'i tnuhlH OIL ...a "uI prices 'al
/ 'H"E' 'ah' 600. WduHWa ted''al st
LIVESTOCK NNp VEHICLES 81
ruutt, AUCTION $50 viii soil at oIi,
u.'lorh 'nII.sd of Fnod horses ana
naroa MiuhrI up'i ou,tnnoors g..
roH SALE lcrscy COW Osago 2gGf
FOE sAIE. HrRateret Jersey Tow with
noon between ] lu and b4U IaIt q
quincy ihonr '"dar lH1t
roH SALE I"EFounerg much goats. O.
D.. tHrtrr ADA. oha.
HpY3 PONY Young stylish. perfectly
peutlo largo enough for grown boy now
Ilddnn hy boy or nine MS ~ ueuycr
rnuLrHN AND SUPPLIES bs
mo uONE urprar turkey crgs Tor set.
unE tt tut %. HlHd tuuds Island eggs
81 per hundt'd oHnFe af4L
1nE uEar uooa ot Hnode island Rods In
tho state. bEgH Tor matching, 81 10 ST.
Tor 10. ~ g. Nowhlock 1890 a Detroit
Fon sALE. Partridge Plymouth nock
eggs Tor hatrhing rhono Usage SssL
". g. torb}, 3ljb h. Phoenix, West Tulsa
okla.
TnORouGHnHEp Rhode ISLAM d ned
eggs for Matching i5o1 D. Forest Osage
nufF OUriNGTuN and HAIRED Rock
csga for Matching, delivered Phone
nufal u bf5
ruOhutGuuRgp Aucona oggs $50 aud
- Tor a. SIS q Ststh -.
! ITuOBptVHURED Whito WSandottoH aud
Rhode lgaud llcd hens aud rhivls. 1895
! W. Columbia 49,. irving place.
| BUFF ourlNGTuN cess Tor Matching
! " ~ ldtson. usage 1911
/ FlsuEL white rocN eggs for Matching.
Mrs brrymau, houtr 2. Phone I52.
! ron SALE plymouth Rock LAYING hens.
BARRED ROCKS, htAHusas aud okla.
! flook s.. 70. 1850 90. 81, 100 Dark
| mating. s56O ana 50, Is, Iight mptiug,
| $3.50, la Al eggs delivered. %, g.
! rate, Wan, OKLA,
| ENuLlsH IEGuOnSS nrron STRAIN; To
! make room tor young stock viii sell
| some ~ our Scar-uld pulirt9 for f2.iO.
! 81 90 and s., Matching eggs S. SO nor Ij.
| baby chicks Phone OsaEo a2o5. Emhurat
! Poultry Farm u G nos 313
| rrUE HREU 8. e. NhIto IcEhurn
| chicks. lGtac prepaid, guaranteed
alive. Mrs H. Mulcson. tar June,
| tuu, Mo.
! nAuN tln'ks. cegs, pu,c pred, Les.
horns. Rocks. Reds. brpinWtouH NNan-
dottcs brHt LAYING strain. postpaid rca
! souablr prices. rltJluE urr, Missouri
| Poultry Fauna Columbia Mo.
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FINANCIAL
MIsINL.e nrrnNII NIIII.


'''NNNiHL
F,f,,0,... 80 .,..
In ,,orJ,,f,I giy,,,I... u'ff.s. ,....
taiorlrr m.,b.r's .a..,. .ft.. t...
tsb'rH s.rus ct.. aI ua, u.u Teu.tetr
r.pEou.
HoARblN." "uD..p g..a .i...... ,...i
b. soIu .t .r., ....... t ..U.I t..
r... VIA ~ iI
conn ..tllat.I... ,I.u......I.. .u..
s.I Uarfr.... ,... Ua.. H... .I...r.
restaurant boo Iuas. H. ..l. I..".
s"Iuur want I. ..H.. .f.. n'...'.1
'"l In r''.'n $40 ' I'
uFt UNIr Interest Iu .u.. w.u.,..
tuslrr.a fu. r.. aI. .u t... I......U..
rrlrr Co. 700 mat .,Ip .au m... ..IuI..
WrriF lIHfr. ....E... ...U. uHU "N"
ransrI,u.a .s ..|..mau. U.| u.. .U.l.u...
nr'r.s'l Nn." 300 200. .'"'n'
'..'I. '''t'
SMALL IDu.UIII i.IhIH .IN.N
I" .H.. ..'I..E ...H'.I .UI H"
hH.n.Hl 'aN N.Hl. |.. '."u. .'.
NNNIrU s.UI location .. ... ..Hu I..
s. DOW fu.t QUITO ...Hu..... I.U. NH|
60. NH.r sI u...... b.l
....l .. ...'. ...',..
ucruI,ir i...| .It f..0 ri.... .Hut.
O. frai o.a.. rI.u.U.. I. H.. es u.uau
mont U...|... ,I4....r. .HH IHH....
'aH % ta 'a a u. ia u. m
on, .tN>n- A.. .,.,.t- "a
-
'" ''' ''''.NL ..H".
.f.If,. ........ ,.
TULSA county. r,,i .,a1 iaI4u,r. ., ,r.I Ia.
d.ust .r.,'. .a1 '..,.I - i., uItr
.... '''". '''.
I.ur,,... l...'..,, .ad ,..,. ,.........
D.ta, n..r
,..,
.., . .' L ''h' ''"
..... .... ... . .'. .
..r,f.. r...u.....,
..p 10 u.,. lI.t, ,.r.
,,u.. .I.... .... ,,...... ,..... ....
.....r I I..f ......
r..i uurs. XIII ,.' f ..
''''' '''.
..,.......
ny l.I dtl'"E rl.l H'In" lH OF
,fy..r. ...I - ..'N ,r.'
tU. I..rl B., g.II -
.,n ,.pa W",ii '.''" "'''. N''''-'
ga W. VI ~, ,'" N''l '", ''"'u.'.
doom tc4t p,e urIII.,g ,. ,I.,,'.g
,c,,,,t p'ii'.r 'r ' '''Wp'.
,,ty,,,,,.
WV RAVE irw interests I't u IrtHH
f,., r,I ..," ''t.,.. " nlH'
a,.,. 'st Ii,.... 't,.'' '''''4 ,'' t ~. ''N''
cedar ''.''' ''''"'
40, ,'rotnrtIi, 1,' '""l 'u'
''"''
''h '"Di', It'F i"i H'ic nun WI d0ai
only WIN pur'nuacr direct uux go.
.'',,',, W. ,, ~ :. "sI, a,, ,....,.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
ACREAGE IOK SAL

,,>.,,-li,I - 17-I7T7 ,,..,r s,r,l sr--n,s .,..r
H.. f.n, tt,U rasy 'rrnla ,.u GssSa
oENG
,,,..,,-II,,I ..,,.. ,--,-,-,i.
'. r,,,, ,'tt t,s,.uo fn.
,oso ,'5E L1l,n,c a,.y r,ri gesga a-..
,.,,.,-- e-t,-,,,i t.,,,..,.,---
~ a. ~ ~ ~ ',.,'u t '..
."H s.f.I ''N.' UT 'p,,, I. .''l''I
,,,'n,' uI..ii,. ''' ''''' '....
.Ig,.-f.,,,l. l,,. -I.,-r-tr--, y,, ....,.. ..
10 l,,..rt .It.,-, ,. nm
.t
E. s'tt"' '''..' '.N'E '' VAGUE "'"'
.''.'
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JUS YOUR MOVE MN 7.
Zoo Hodges Transfer. Moving and storage.
Packing furniture speciality. l2O s.. I'll
o..
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WANTLu. women 10 tell their friends
johnston fHHkrf window shades Co
measure. NaHWr H4n1.
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INSTRUCTION.

tui NiiONNi NNb VI ~i' NJ 80
lHu|H ".I frH'" Hn. uf tN "uh'rrfH
ir.uH reasonable. vIN H|Hu nrIu HduIif
.'tr Iutts.ru.uH ,..uInl. OaaEo Ilas
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T|W W||T"-TI TI|--T00W N0|-"- 10000 7II'
ono bl1Da from s,hupi. Call st 800 ~.
.IHpud.
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$500 MODERN uJ<GAhuW
NEAR CAR LINE

.59p.
...
$500 MODERN urNGAAuW
NEAR CAR LINE
s..J .r...st ,.,. t........,... ,...,..f...,
.,.,, had. tr.t '... r'.,,. ,i.,..,.,,...,,-
,,..,I,u'' i,,.r..,'.''," '''" urf ',.tE,.H. M
.t,,to, nv, s, ,,, Zoo ',a'., ,,. 'i i"
auge terms \. j. Jenkins & Son. Usage
t8Jb. Residence, Usage 1855.
ron ..t o.. .,.t..--,..- ,
dv-uIr~ 80, 80, ,,,r
g. ro0. nnfv XeGo g,on $40 ,,n,,h'
i .r, ttrnat. ~ g 80 """'"'
.. ----
SAND SfRlNbN 'NR LINE Ncw thro"-
room hou.e ready TO ,oCcury good wo.L
h1 'N Ni.H. hllItlesl, 500 cash, bal
"nr' IKE r"nt, siS-room bungalow.
hardwood floors. white ivory woodwork
screened in back porch, garage, cement
driveway, iwo.r"om servant quarters. lot
l'' i''' '''t F'.'"". lI"h' 'NaEe "it9-J'
$500 CASH PAYMENT handle. sIX room
modern bungalow hardwood floors
uu'',,,n 's,l,,s h','lk de,oiaied good
,,'a l.' "' N","s, Iotaltu on
r"' e. hlv' htLh I''iuon, priced
,%, ',''2 naiagy' ,as{ r.yi8enis John
Usage isS7 or 1885,. "'"'
.------
~ Slpt ,J'N Hk sik-room and
ior Quick sale. 81 900 Win ponIy I"6
cash. balance 10 SUIT Caii osago cs7a
f75o CASH balance like ront buys
brand new. iNr-room modern bunga
lei ali roor1s largo o,k glnors a. iIHn H.
cabinets. basement across entire ,r,r ,s W
nnnS. ",Sn ro, s''un, n'sr school, car
Sadar IeSs ''''' '"'' 'o'0oo' ''II
BROADMOOR bungalow bargain-Brand
VII hro,I puIIs,l9"' h,N eHilS large rooms
rror In aIdIffnp. lpyoly Io,,,atia,g -,
grade Of fixiuras ana eusr,c, ,,nri.s' lst n'sS
mGuIdiug in lI, h rnr,,, ri tiri,N ~ c .onc
French doors. every buiIt- In fc.ttlIc targo
basement. beautiful cast front corner III.
furnace, garage and servant quarters.
taIsa'n priced Tor quick sale. can
cedar l52l
bungalow ON west side: paving almost
paid out iTst deposit gets 1t, price
W QUO Easy terms on balance Phone
Usage 3,
FOR shLE-My new f.ye-room modern
bungalow. close to fine school priced
To- sou az once. 5000 cash win handle,
'alanee use rent. ostsg eSl,. ,.-
doors from caG line. good location. cost
A4to'. Evening Realty co" Usage 2lii
u" 20 ll,
WEST SIDE tiyc-ruum modern duplex
bungalow homo aud an investment.
t'S..
VICTOR S-'lose to Hodge, electricity,
bullt-ln features, two sleeping poTChos.
garage, driveway, paving about paid out;
s,e So thls today $1,000 $1,000 cash. !, D.
lh'i'h, 'stEe Hbo-'
IRDGST s., 7gs-Goul fuur-room house
6Ovl40 corner lot $500 cash. balance
monthly, price 5000. Edw l.. Barrett
kllss Bldg osaRo ~,
$1,000 CASH-A 4youd buy Iu IA Groom
modern BUNGALOW. on pavement close 10
car line. uloc lot with good improve
mcuts, priced for quick sale; only $500
can 0saEc "I92. j. J.. lemmon 90
EXPOSITION HEIGHTS
can Cedar lS4g.
anon I\1-issI.,ItsN N.T--l;,,R tsTooo -,,,-(.
BUSINESS NNp HAVE THE MONEY
PHONE CEDAR "53A
,,,,,,,, -,..DS-fs,, Il, +, a.,
',', iNN'i't II, az An MLtN
,r.,,n ~, a.. ,,,ugu "'nr' Lu"I
mcnt. south side. Usage S5s5. IrJar
g5ai
,lIiI1E,TrI,g,. M ,,,.tg t,---.--
modern rrnta Tor SIS. A rood ip,rst.
mont at S5.e5o. terms. can OsaEr 1851.
>,,t,r,I SIM ,,5..ii.-,,, ,,--,.....-.
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FOR HENI-. beautiful corner iucaNou OH
Boulder. s.IpnW housc. newly deco
fHtsd and IaIufsI. garage and servant
quarters. references required. call j. e.
Hrt1fn ans 'osdru bldg. DaAsH 1900
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PERSONAL PROPERTY


PERSONAL DpEDTY
~
oitH D. ~ipHI tut trNiNi 90
Dt Fi.I m4nuFar. I.N. .uH ,..i4ui..
.,,...,., N' ".'a
} .h sNlI ono e..Iui bond ..uu sHfe
"" ''ff' 'lf'.
tNNGAIh Nr good .N u.v Jui.,v. God
strns pt,>rs rY,r,,,,r .
, '''' ''" '''''''' ''
'I' -NI' 'n.rn. UUH rHDhr.tf.
o. .'. "t '"+.
'N IINI IT, H"r.i rbt,"c ..l. f'r
All. D." "'.'.' "'"''.
,..,,.
aYt rE,d, f,,,s "a. "I' n',,.nF
p,,.rtu,,., ,.....,... -.
co1s Ial5 W hrsl'sp ''''s
MiiIlpr- uf rtfa.p rI.rl l.,...I ,.
haKa. leading tar'lIaa t.Ir.t.,. ,,.
MgGrc Juno Nrma IrrU lbu t o1n
81 hh. Millions BcrmuIu onions 900 ST.
''I p"I''" ln'ult. E"I."w N"m varieties
t''n' nov. noD ''. IN"'. t.N". fHt'0
,H'i"n guaranteed prompt H'l,i.H. Lind
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PERSONAL PROPERTY
IInI .I-IInIm GnnII

Hf.... iaHHH 1893
.I.IIul. .I. .,.u..lI,I ANA r...,.r.t
rr v. I.f.t .t f..t u'.Il....,s ,'.
utf. F.A..f..,r I.r.,r N.ut..., a..
rnnt, |s.t
IOIt .tIa I.Y H.. ...r. Ht4ffr.r.s
.. I ......... .. tsr4
ut. ........,t. ... ..,tg .
.I On. 4. I.r.. U.,.. I4t.
''' pro. N' .'hI.'.. f'.I '7h
... I.,... .... '.''
.... ...tI .f 100 t..t ..,.s ,.,t.,h.'
I...- i.. o.. $751; .,slufU DaaF, ..f4.
..u.II.U. . ra., ..4s r.....e
..,.. .U.a.. fuI.. Hr...|r ....
IU..I s..fHH
.u.Y...,I..
a..ns uom ,a.,. bsdra5n site. oa,
..h.. 600. ,tsH.. rsfuprftfgr 'Hfer
N4.u.. .'.." clothes basket ironing
i '.. neg. i''' Fiua utensils
IOI. |.. ,IU.tr au. uta.. ttu... ...
r... ar .I4,I,. d. uoot ,.st.t..r
t.,i4. 4lt
., t......,. ,..,..
r.,'t. ,' 10, v.' i.n ,... ..I'
....,.r.. ..t..,...,,., ...,.,.....
49, .I'' "'.' ',. i'th NnI hHN'.
utrl'iflp
A.. .... r..,',,.i' ,,','.,..i t..... ,..
' u'r
.uHl Yan ,au and tlaV ssnn.rs nnd pi.,
5000 lu.ts.
TULSA NsITHIH. ,D.
pirpEr D4A,I .ro
A,,Igrl ..rp.Ir.rg .u,,,p
trn"'ats0Ing
'..,.., '''.nt ana
.ru,l..t.,.. .,rAr.Vt.r .'.,,l ..
taf.I,r a.atar,.. emaIl amount piir.
.|. rur rrI.. sfDrf. r|.aI.. ,t,rIirut
L couple. I.n' reasonable" 'aIi osae.
INI.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT.
HOUSES ron REN1


~ -- -.n,s,-
KEAI ES n T. FON KEN l.
uotsrs ron NENT II
...-.t
iE. ~ PLACE tlve rooms mo'''n.
'0.n. ~
ADMIR- D. 4-lf Mp0r auilg'.
tp"ms. newly dr''fal'l. tI''o4t,o,l
l'I.n '.' ''7'''"' i'"'
.........---...
f3h kLNi ihr,''t""" modetn 'Np''N'
200"
FOR HbN b'auiilui corner I"'H'''i '"
bopIa'r '.''"W uoHs'' h'N'y ",,o
'"l'! ."" t''nl,t. E@..a
Eas5,1 aos s,.Jrp pidg. Gssse I.1o
,.,,,,,,.-,,,,,sr ..t,v.r
200 Hodges transfer Moving and storage.
I.'"'Hs ''''''1'' " 'P'''''''' '-' 90 '
..-.-..---- -,.....,.
~ ~ 20 W",n'n ,o lsl ''''.
,..ts,iy, pasgr t1n7.
,..,1.,... ,......... ......i. ado.
'N N .'t,. ..Is
f.I.,..J
,..,..- ,,,.... ,...,...,. ,a,.fg
'&1N & N,,a ,a-.. ...,., ig nt 5.pI.,
I.ar.. his,. irom car line ami tln,s. $40.
.taaFr AHna.
4,.n. ,. ..... ..,.. .t...lg .,,.. gs5.,,,.
is Mrs ncttiugton Lake station.
l.,t,. .t,t,..5 ....-.. -.I. j,tI, y...g,
i'N N'-N w. ,,''', '', ~" 500,
,t,,. ID, ~, .,V us.lay Gsse, g5f,.
taIsfa,tory references required.
r1H EENT sIs.Iogm. modern house
t.g.4t utt4
,,,.,.,.,, ,,.,....,., ..,......- ,...,.., ,,,,o
IN garage tiss CaI Usage 535
t...
bIIh''l n, ,N' t'Ahl ,'',l H't''
f'iN'gi 1u'I''t' anu bN'ah'' '"''
.'t't' .l-..
IIl'ENlN. 81 '|9Ng." 'y"ar'n, ~. 'nr',E, ~,
H.H rooms ton' oul'n' TO West Iu-t o."
SsnI anI,ns' car Ih'' f'V ''' "'''"'
v,D, tt.,g,." .,..,.,,...,I. ,.rfy ,,ro.
STORY I0-r1om modern home soeping
por.hc.. garage and scrrauts quarters,
CORNER F'ficon'h and quincy. Usage sI
or Usage 'H'' .........
UpysEs- IRN,SuIp -
IuntNlN s. ''a '1mnle'".F ihrnHHcd
ho1'' Win garage, ready '' move ''
roo h'' h"Nlh. ..-...
n " Nt ROOM furnished house ln rear ui
1916 T.. Third $50 per month. up chill
d.cu.
sAElA El \" ,5.i,tFgfI fenl MAY 49,, 30
t,t inirs, frsf class bnwa la wanted
and host ot references eau be given. don.
'rJ1'rr. ns1e' 'l'i. --..-....--.
Will ,,a.r ny "'', .Nfn n'-h'.' ,o'in.
1H W.. ,,..,,.,,., u, ',,ti. ,,i, ,n ,,,.
I.rr and ,r, bln,E ~ ,a.. nrse ltInr.
rn,u. brc,kfas, room b44,mout garage.
fI.,r and r.Iger lfrG n Main ,aII
t.,ra t.t3 ear ,,Jar $40
i, ........,
M ,,',,icn f,,,r bi,cls of r,
limo and itncy oaarc 39oa
.,,.....,.,.-- ,,,.i,.-, ,,-.'
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LETT THUMpsoN mHn- yuw rral estate
lua,,- 421 Mayo Hldg, Usage O9lL
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NIFTY a-story home, S, Cheyenne hal
wood floors, basement garagr
quarters, listen, only $4,000. MD..,N
Co. ground floor Wright Bids ''f
1879.
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LOTS FOR sNLE

N0hIH SlD9t,,...."our.roon E191'I' T-
Usage i6s2
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''I. IIt'UI 900 a'I.- good ibuI kIuva
,ra... pUla. and good ua. io trsdc
..Hr .t, ''''''
iDN IItpIs Itu.,.uu nuaar QUA Ipt.
I.Mf' H'..u "I Sound spf.rEs. take
good NeNf .1u John barrett Room COS
tonu..u hds Phone ossea 1851 OF
900 N't,.- ..nr. .Y tosu. VIII sell orr trade
for iuHP r."r.rtv 'Hl ''1ur ar.f
In TRADE or Tulsa property or sale.
NJ .a..' and on" 900 ,I' Grand ur,r e..
Do '''r'nu. Do. b. uouldnr.
ron sNIE OK rNCHhNor ~
INN HAIs Dt TRADE Ford touring car
.H good 'Hnit yn. tau Little. Oaag0
CARS uuJh now ana used. Cor saIo or
lHl" "u Tuaa property. can Little.
HAVE PARTY with good second mort.
gage notes, VIII trade for Tulsa prop
crty Arcade Investment Co., Usage s7iA
tnH HN.l uH. TRADE Tor cor small
''''s 'i if'.h stoDrri's. r. O.. Nelson,
rLhrs AND APARTMENTS 20
r"n EGSy. .rourroom unmrpi-ncd
ap" lu"Hi N.rE large, Iue drinking
NHi"r l'.O Sob IS. Cameron.
tNiit>lSnEp Groom modern apart.
IU'ui WITH sleeping porch. lose iu. ref
'""''H '"4ur"t ss'.n. care World.
ron HENr rhr,r.room modou duplex
apartment close bon. ,ouycnIsut 90 two
c'r l.n'7 reasonable r'ut. 100 s. olympia.
lplH ROOM uulurnisnel modern apsrt.
n.1i clos" iu. 'odtr t5t2.
rptH. ROOM cfr,oucy apartment. partly
furnished close Iu. So. can. Usage
FOR RENT ..rhroo- room apartment close
ln. Apply go s.. Elgiu
FuHEE.HooM modern apartment. un-
Iurn'sh'l tlt w. Fourth. Dspgr tlgg.
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MAIN, N Beautiful 7-roow hHH-'..
basement. garage. servant E.f..gn
hardwood floors, a real nifty home ,
handles price $4,000 good terms M
hew a CO., ground door NUgn. ''''
Ossgo 1879.
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FOR SAIE--One good east from. .
bONlio. in restricted district, Ch.'p "
cash, Osage @1Ii-J.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
HOUSES TOR SALE

untsps Yop s.tF as
--.-..H--. : y - - -.--'-
.,,,.,... ,...
Ifich. adjoining Huicte.t al.
Ii'Iyn, lots of pavement. uot
fr ,Zs Z aS go,
,Hl e.rt,s .,., ~ 80 srlrdt
p-l,oe = s6o s,,, S,.b rsy
mont. balance like rcnt 2GB IS.
YORKTOWN SEQ NJ. Broom. World
pubIshlng co.
uf.pIt~- -,E-.Y,- p,,,,,,-- -.ST-u,.rtI
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HlLLtRENf--SiN rooms and breakfast
rouuh basement, garage, 55-foot lot
hardwood floors. mantcl attractive fix
lures, French doors, 1850 with 81 500
cash. Wheeler Investment 20, cedar 2qa
Evening journal., 1921-02-01
BURGLARS Owe
U.s.. income TAX
Bootleggers and Gamblers
Also Made Large Profits
in 1920
BUT GOVERNMENT
CANNOT COLLECT

Washington, Jan. 3i-Burglars and
bootleggers owe the Government sii,-
O00,OOO in taxes on incomes earned
during 1920, II was estimated here to-
day, as the Internal Revenue Bureau
made ready to receive more than
100000 returns for the calendar year
just past.
Those who indulge in a 4'riendly
little game should pay Uncle sam
approximately SsOOOO,OO0 from the ma
tional kitty" OF approximately 81
O0OOO000O, II they wish to make cor
rect returns OF their incomes.
William VI. Williams, commissioner
OF the Internal Revenue Bureau, does
not believe, however, that the income
tax laws will be strictly Obeyed by the
gamblers, burglars and the like. The
bOOtleggers are less likely TO make
true returns OF their income, it is
presumed. Williams Is not giving
much time TO the question Of forcing
payment from any Of these classes, ID
is explained.
William G.. McAdoo, as Secretary OF
the Treasury, ruled that gambling
winnings are income Just like any
earnings. McAdOO made this rulinl
on the basis that the revenue laws
make little. IL any, distinction as &c
how income shall be earned. The,
provide simply that the income taN
shall be paid on the basis OF all money
coming in. Thus burglars. for in
stance, who annually earn" some
thing like S5OO.OOO,OOO. should pay al
least per cent. OF this sum.
B0Otleggers, during 1920. are esti
mated to have made profits totaling a
least 100000. while more than $1,000.
100000 a year is computed TO chang
hands annually in the United State
as a result OF bets placed on cart
games, horse races and other opera
tiOns where chance decides the own
ership OF the lucre.
Men who engaged in quiet littl
games are REGARDED as the best bet
Government officials said in the ques
tion Of forcing payment OF the in
come tax. A man who boosted his in
come $50, or $500, or 5000, last yea
without specifying how he got il, OF
ncials point out
Evening journal., 1921-02-01

with board. and $3.50 without board
War conditions. II was found, had
greatly accelerated an upward move
ment OF farm wage rates that began
after 1898. The rate for that year for
hirings BY the month without board
was si7.69 as an average for the
United States. and no other year in
the racord OF the bureau extending
back to 1866 had lower rate, except
1879. with Si6i2
BY 1902. this wage rate had increas-
ed TO s22il. by 1914 10 S29SS. follow
ed by S3Oij in 1915. with no evidence
OF war effect This effect appeared.
the departmentc figures disclosed. as
a small beginning in 1916. when the
wage rate was S32S3 Then followed
rapid rise to SiOi3 in 1917. 10 S4I01
In 1918. 10 5000 In 1919, and 10 S64-9S
In 1920
The rate OF gain over 1925 was 267
per cent In 1870. The gain in the
% years from 1895 10 1915 was 10 per
cent, while the gain in flve years from
1916 TO 1920 was i97 per cent.
Evening journal., 1921-02-01
POWDER AND ROUGE
BARRED FROM JURIES

ATLANTIC CITY. Feb. i.-Gigsling
girls. who powder and rouge, are
barred from service as jurors in this
CITY. This was the announcement to-
day by Judge Louis Repetto, who. pre-
sides over the District Court OF At
laniic county, and who ordered the
first entire jury OF the fair sex drawn
In New Jersey.
Instructions TO his ballfr, posted in
the courtroom today. set down that
women iuries shall not contain:
No busy wives OF wOrkingmen.
No mothers OF small children.
No immature women who glggle,
rouee and powder. but do not think
81 am proud OF my ilrst woman
Jury and OF an those OF that sex who
have served since, and l am deter
mined to keep the high standard they
have set" was the explanation forth
coming from the court.
Evening journal., 1921-02-01
''TSa4ge||
All TIE GARRICK.

First nighters at the Garrick Thea
ire last night enjoyed and applauded
the bill They appeared 90 be particu-
larly impressed with the work OF Clin
Nazarro and the Darling Sisters. They
are juvenile wonders, and the manner
In which they entertained with vocal
music and comedy was highly pleas
ing. Edmund EsmOndc's presentation
OF Mrs. Latham's Career" was clever.
This Is family miX-up an over the
wife's music lesson and a pretty music
teacher. Mr. EsmOnde IS ably assisted
by Louise AllstOn and +. canon. The
Broadway Four gave a good account
or themselves. They are male singers,
an OF whom have good voices which
harmonic. Paul Brady's monOlOgue
was funny and original and his sing
ing was good. Blair and Crystal sang
and cracked jokes Perez and Mar
guerite entertained with some novel
Juggling. Rollo and Mulroy did a skat-
ing stunt that WAS skilful. funny and
original. Wild and Sadalia sang. dane
ed and cracked jokes. The la Mertes
sang and initiated various instru-
mcntg.
Evening journal., 1921-02-01
|S64.95 MONTHLY
IS FARM wage
Rate of Gain Over 1895
Near POT p. G. in.
1920
5 YEAR RISE is
1877 PER CENT

WASHINGTON. Feb. Wage rates
for farm labor reached their highest
point in The history OF This country
in iy2O. ~ national averages. accord
ing iu neurcs gathered hy the Depart
ment Of Agriculture and made pub
De.
Tho average wage rate for labor
hired by the month. 10 was shown.
was si6.s9. viii boaru, and SEA 70
without board. For day labor at har-
vest. $500 with board and siN with
out board For day labor other than
at harvest the scale averaged SIS
Evening journal., 1921-02-01
GYIthe |
.yC'l[pG1lQ
AT THE QUEEN.

A good way OF writing a review OF
Thomas II. Inces Lying Lips" now
at the Queen Theatre, would be a rec
itation Of every single scene OF the
elaborate production. Such a method
is, OF course, too detailed and lengthy
for newspaper publication. The only
other course left is to lavish praise
upon the splendid results OF realism
and beauty that Mr. lnce has secured
in this, bis greatest offering since
Civilization"
Mr.. Ince has made a good choice OF
stars in Florence Vidor and House Pc
tcrs. Both work naturally opposite
each other and each fts easily into
the role assigned. Miss NidOr plays
Nancy Abbott, Of England. a member
Of the best set, and a girl raised ac-
cording to the most correct c0nNcn-
tions OF wealth and position. Her iilfe
consists OF a merry whirl or social
pleasures. She has mover known a
deep love except a selfish. or rather
a HELPLESS dependence upon the things
that wealth provides, until she meets
Blair Cornwell. Of the Canadian wilds,
and even love itself will not immedi-
ately overcome her craving OF luxury.
Mr.. Peters is Blair Cornwall, stalwart
and brave, but not man accustomed
10 or able 10 provide the environment
for Nancy Abbott.
A number Of particularly big scenes
are distributed at various points ol
the story but the one that vii, prob
ably be remembered longest is thai
which shows the wreck OF the steam.
ship at sea. In. this scene the u. :
Batlleship Minneapolis assists in th'
rescue work and her entire crew
worked under Mr.. lnce's direction
This is one OF the almost impossihl'
things that the director has accom-
plished.
Evening journal., 1921-02-01

$3.50 Crepe Meteor $295 wonderful silk is this Meteor;
is 40 inches wide heavy quality with rich satin finish Your
choice of evening street coong including brown navy
and black. Regular $3.50 quality During the sale $295 the
yard
500 Black Messalne, S129 A beautiful quality Black
Messaine yard wide black rich usre Regular $500
value On sale at 129 the yard
$475 Chnchla Satin $500 yard This is beautiful heavy
satin similar chncha cloth yard wide coors navy and
black Regular $475 yard Sale price $500 the yard.
Evening journal., 1921-02-01

$3.50 Black Chiffon Tafea SIG yard nice soft Chiffon
Tahea, yard wide good black with gold sevedge Rgu
lar $3.50 quality Sale price $1.65.
Beldng Taetta $500. This silk is guaranteed against
cracking splitting and has just been reduced from $425 to
$500 the yard Your choice of twenty different coos including
gray, brown navy and black.
$500 Figured Satin, 1928 BE this big special;
ask satin yard wide; in flowers and figures of various
color combinations very suitable lining purposes The regu
lar price is $500 the yard. For tomorrow only 1928