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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-24
MEMS PICNIC TODAY
Bible CLASSES OF Tulsn Churches VIII
Spend Day at Phrthcnia: Field
Events for Entertainment.

Mems Bible classes OF Tulsa and
vicinity will hold their annual
picnic and field day this afternoon
at Parthcnia park. The event will
take place regardless OF weather
as there is ample shelter In the
Y w, e. A. lodge in case on rain
An attendance Of about 400 men
Is expected, on tho basis OF last
years attendance Those going by
motor have been asked to leave
their respective churches not later
than 1890 o'clock and others on
the 1880 or 1870 interurban car.
Ice water and coffee viii be pro-
vided free on the grounds
There will be baseball. tennis,
volley bah, horse shoe pitching.
races and tug-ut-war. with horse
shoe pitching match between men
0f the Second Presbyterian church
and the First Baptist church as
one OF the ma'or events. e. s.
Lockwood Is general chairman of
arrangements, G. J. Allen chair
man OF the grounds and Ross H.
owen chairman for refreshments.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-24
SEASON AIDS BUSINESS


NEW YORK. Sept. 23.-Duns to-
morrow will say:
After period OF slow and irrsg-
ular Improvement, added mpmcn-
tum TO the business recovery has
materializod with the advancing sea-
son. While reports from separate
trades and industries prominent and
the outlook for continued gains Is
favorable. Except IN certain spccu-
lauve chnnnc.s where prices have
fuctuatod widely. current develop
mcnts are along conservative lines
suggesting purpose to avoid" un-
wholesome eNCesses and to ostab-
llsh conditions on n spundcr basis
Evidence OF such a policy appears
In the prudent action on the part OF
most interests who alc still limiting
commitments closely TO actual and
well defined requirements following
months of readiustment and liQuida-
tion. The number of spot transac-
lions, however. is enlarEinE and
there is also less hesitation in some
instances with regard to anticipating
the wants OF the future ReCbgnl-
tion OF the fact that existing unem-
ployment has appreciably curtailed
the puhls consuming power makes
for caution In forward purchases.
Weekly hank Clearings S6.3S0
27S.oO0
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-24

CHICAGO, sept. g2.-Cattle- Receipts
1000. low grade beef steers and better
good beef steers and better grade cows
and heifers SLOW tc lower. good beef stecrs
ter bulls and calves steady, bulk beef
steers s.6QNsf5 bologna bulls mostly
t415dI35 veal calves largely tl-.5ou
l2.75.
oss-Receipts 20 900. opened mostly 10
d l5c lower. later trade fairly active,
steady TO iOc lower; top fs %; bulk lights
aud light butchers tI.g0us20, bulk
packing sows ts.5oa690; pigs steady .
bulk desirable i725d7.5o.
S'hsep--Receipts ic .0oo, few early sales
strictly choice native lambs to shippers
and city butchers $500 300; strong to
Csc higher. packer early sales i7boW
$500; about csc lower: no western fat
lambs sold early; fat sheep slow about
steady, talking lower on feeder lambs, top
yesterday S126.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-24
Knn-ns CITY LiNe-tock.

KANeAs CITY. Sept. e3---CattIe-R RE-
oeipts 500 al clsAcs steady fed steers
fS.bodS.40. rFassers Sifans.7b, cows
ers $40 90: good heavy calves So 7Sm 500.
Hogs Receipts 2OOO fairly active /;
mostly lOHl5C lover than yeHterday's
average. some lighter kinds more; 200 20
225- mound weights s. S0d7.30, packer top
81 90 bulk fT.O0u7.go; pigs mostly 25c
lower. best kinds tS.2h.
western wethers $40, ewes 50 60 year
iings $40, lambs steady, western $500
MRAO.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-24
STOCKS REGISTER
NUMEROUS GAINS
Shorts Fight Advance and
Final Prices Reveal
Some Recessions

NEW YORK; sept. z8.--Ihe STOCK
u,rket today registered numerous
,nnaanual soalus on a largo and
,.,sd turnover. Shorts fought the
ADVANCE during ,he forenoon and to-
cards the close iinal prices showed
i,rcaular ro,osslons from top levels.
Tho market derived its greatest
i-pstus. however, from the promi-
ne0ce OF 'l'H.
sopthern Pacific changed hands at
=, sdvanra ~ x and kindred Issues
ssored extreme gains Of TO 2
colnts Junior rails following at a
,,ore moderate pace. Indust ria Is
.sptiruci 20 be featured by steels.
louipmprfs and oils. Mexican Pc
'troleum ef.erod it, recent erratic
course rising onc-half point, re-
a %a two points and closing at a
skrtIou8I gain The few backward
rs.ks comprised Consolidated Tex
dine Sum7'r3 Tohaccos and Food
Products tho latter at new low
record Sales $4,000 shares.
can loans were made at per
cent but slight concessions we're re-
ported fur merchants paper and
hank acCcp'ances. Italy again was
me only important exception tn the
higher trend shown by foreign cx-
changes. although sterling receded
later
The bond market again turned up
ward under tho influence OF lower
discounts Liberty issues led, all OK
cent the 3D. q showing strength
Rails and some industriais also i'm
proved. bat lnternationals were ir-
regular Total sales, par value,
N2.70O. 000.
Standard Oils.
following is price asked and closing bid
- al.nL-.. LLL .l.nLu L.. 49,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-24

PORT WORTH Tex. sept "a ntue
Receipts 500. bceves $4,000 it5,
stockers 81 On $50, cows and hcfe7s
I2OOH $500, calves 81 bONt5.7h.
Hogs Receipts 500, lights 1900 Ih'' 3
heihy 81 oOm725. rlgs tSboHG7a.
sheep Receipts 500 lambs $500 ~ 80 .
vothers ti5OWiS5, ewes 1910 n hl''
goats ti,259l.75,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-24

"Now," said the warden to the
forger, who had just arrived at the
prison, well set you to work. What
can you do best ?"
"Wcll. II you give me 8 weeks
practice on your signature III sign
your official papers for you" said
The prisDntr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-24

OKLAHOMA CITY sept. l2--'''it'g.-
Receipts $50, steady steers - 2' ~ rs.
cows and hclfers 8256Ti so gairr- Us
~ 30. stockcrs and feeders $50 Th.7o
Hogs-RoCripts 500 l0c lpWet, TOP
$50. bulk 81 3On7.4S.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-24

taio. $3.50 cash. balance iu H1t suu. at
''l = tHr' ........
,.........
.''N 'N '.l L'in.hN "'h. ''..
'''I H' OF. N FIH''' .'Hh' 1850
FOR SALE frn.l 'uNy..F l.iN t'r .'ft
slm"Hl 0'r. f''.r 800 lI"n" 'H's'
FNh "NlI t".N '."'.nt. " m".'.
Au.I I,.NF .,I'. '',.' '' H'.H ''t
''
F.h NI' ..' I... '.N,'Nl 'Hi INIl
N. MAIN 'NN'' ..f'H' .|..
gaUp IOtu.Nu. 900. Al condition.
sh',1F ''.h '."' ..I. '... |tn'
~ i'II.f
IDN tN'I I..t ....Iaf.. tlN Us.sH
i'to
ron HAt let. w#lsl U.. .N... tour
IuE l,f .t ..H Iu... 5000 tpU
'taEr h.I
FDI SALE u..,.|..I.. I.H.. |.u.IHr
lHf. 40 0t.H.... H. |t.I.H .uuNHI.n.
can NJ loon Il "u'N 1000
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-24
Chicago Futures


CHICAGO. Sent "a -- Hutter--E "a A h,
rre,r0or,. Cviras $50. 50 nd0rds AIAc,
firsts ss'knIlo. seconds ~ 32c.
FVga-Vnr nrhanEcd; recrints LIE cases
po,iitrv--A'ive lower. fowls TOO 2en;
spotntccs-- weak. rrrei0is 50 core to'a'
- g sbinments sT9. Idaho. Wisconsin
whites - 80 ~ . 50 cwf. Wisconsin white
St7b cwt Nalno cobb'ars " 50 Cwt =;
Minnesota sand land Ohios I.bbm2lo
CWt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-24
sTATE ID OKLAMuMA.

COUHTY or TULSA.
before me. the unasrsisnsg Notary
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-24

zoo l0e 0 higher top '575 bulk '7O6g
IT'S
cattle Receipts 400. steady, butcher
steers So abNTE7S. butcher cows and heit-
ers t2.I5nfE.50. stockers and feeders - %
n s. So, calves SS.bOu6.o0.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-24

fl11 - " sent, 78-T1tt0n-
Fss lo arrivo i.T21. ls,s miadilns
'iie ,,, ne 10000, good middiing
'''''n's 292 stock iio2
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-24

THEE ucosy furnished light houBekeep-
iug rooms convenient 10 Bequoyah,
InuerBOu and Usage schools. Oease
$40,
TWO modern housekeeping rooms. close
~ call iedar GAi.
TWELFTH, g. 2os Two light houaekesJ.
iuR, private entrance.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-24

Al owners uf abutiuF property. prop
rriy benefited hy ssit improvements and
other property liable tu pHsrrswent arH
hereby notified mat an matters aNort
inE such improvements ur benefits tn
the propory thereby ana any rlaiW NJ
pbi'.ilona TO the assessments a. above
ofttr u Mrs Ffhnk Seaman, cry Audi
tvt ~ the City ~ ruira. oklahoma, on
~ before The 30lh day ~ September,
Ieat az Q 90 o'clock a m. Bnd ths same
snan be heard by the Uasrd ~ Cum-
misaiuncTH on the Soth day ut september,
1921. a. 90 o'clock q. TN. ana any clsius
ur objections not 80 flvt 20 writing
before taid time shall be deemed waiy'i,
DATED thia itih day ~ september,
MRS FRANK SEAMAN.
CIV AuIttUf
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-24

Following Is price asked AMI cioslns bid
o. lndependent OH stocks on Inc New ; ork
Ssf6 Friday as reported by Houston
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-24

rom sA1t stephens EIr I1.t 1H#
taII at 51f IS Frisco, NfaFe sNsE.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-24

-lasst or Sent 2a--i.ibsr,y bonds
ora {. Xxx, ', 20; FIST ~ Ssis hid sre-
W,,s,y ',i,d ius ssst; four,h d. 80 IS,
'Na 1880 victory tIs $3.50.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-24
LEGAL

pub.isho1 I'm the Tulsa Daily World
sspi,megr lo 90. a. ss g epd a. 1921
NOTICE FoR HEARISG OS ASSESS
MENTs FOR PAVING ~ STREET
lMPEpNEM DISTRICT NUMBER
~ compliance with tne resolution Of the
Board Of Commissioners adopted on the
18Th day ot september s2l, notice IL
1ouers NJ the City NJ Tulsa. oklahoma
has examined the estimate end statement
nf the cry Engineer as TO the amount OF
the cost NJ the asphalt pavement which
@'R S'Rer property iaSio to nssos5mo6, and
P%oyESESr ag 'h'I 'bhisr'RIrcT No St"aET ar WHICH a
includes the following described portions
" KESosHA H|GNuF from tho south
line ot Fourth street West 20 the North
line Of ElEh'h street
Ana th said Board OF Commissioners
has by Resolution duly approved the
lforcsaid statement and estimate Of the
CITY Luglueo' and has determined 90 sH-
sees tha cost ot improvements In said pia.
trict. against the abutting property, the
property benefited and otneT property
liable 90 assessment and the uwnegs there
ORIGINAL TOWSSITE,
Crayirg for Kenoshs hyenue)
Blk Lot SaWe Feet Amt.
lig Thrt 0f Lot . Described
as fouo~s beginning ~ the
Block li2, original Townslt,
Thence south along the east
line Of Lot }. Block ~ o, T.
IL distance ~ t6Fs feet;
Thence due west distance o.
llA77 tyet, Thence IN
northWPstrHy direction
distance Of 1851 feet 20
point on the north liEe of Lot
T. Block l4- q. 7 which 10
2A9b feet cast of the north
west corner Of said Lot Z.
Block l4g %. r Thence
northeastrrly along ih" north
line Of i.0t q. Block Ia %. 2.
a distance " l.g05 feet 10
the point NJ beginning Georgs
b hughes 66.06 ts2s47
man 1855 1881
l42 Part ~ Lot I Described
aa follows. beginning at
point ON tnr East line ~ Lot
D. Block lAg u. r. "hich is
aG 10 feet north ~ the south
cast corner Of said Lot J.
Block ne o. T. Thence North
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-24

E88ss
A43s 4 Il18. 4
REL M
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-24

Srv yORK sori % The American
Su,elfIur a RrNntnr r0wnauv today sd-
vauced the nrice of lead from i6i ~
l.l0c por pound-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-24

!, hto.. ,ss-i. LEAD spot Lg2
'p'' L-5 Is. Cd. futures l. IS lSs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-24

KANSAS CTTY SCrt. % wheat tagh
No hard 81 17HI.22. No red 81 3oH
60
tCArt No. yellow i5bC
Opts-No q white 37r3sc. No
mixed 2GH sic
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-24
LEGAL.

LEGAL.
along the east line ot Blk it2
%. r distance Of 2aos
feet, Thence due west tiE.
tAnce ~ iil15 feet. Thence
SOU thcastcrly distance of
% feot Co q point on the
west iinc %, lot !, Block it2
- r whicp ~ a. 50 feet north
of the southwest corner "
said Lot / Hlock it2 o r
Thence northessterly sisng
line parallel 20 the sout~
line ~ Tot I. block it O.
= distance of 1919 feet to
lhs place Of beginning &. n
ia -. bsS of W So
O. M Downing sr. 100 6sls
it2 4 SO Herman Mar
'g s Norman Marrolin isst ibts -
iis y 90 >iohn ". Van
t5 s5' II. ). nriesner
vsnHotn s.t lot $50 1891
tt1 A. b5' John W Van
tb iI'" SS H ). prcknet.
SO Int and J ".
NnuH0rn as Int IS sos 90
ii3 5N S. o. y. s1N3
J. ". NAnhorn $50 $50 81
~ J nricsdcr $50 sssso
''' supply co 100 tSa7s
fga g 0s' Of " 40
Midland yz"sy Ry
iS Q cenrineutal sp- go. ,...
is 10 continental supply .
n ! #: a; s..: aa~s.a. ssa:,,, HI III Iitiiii
ca Gl''''' '"'''' !" 100 2o5s,
u" 81 s,as. Southwest WV
cS e,0 Mo '," Telephone ZOO u,,,
II" , .9s,sS.a!s. .TsI:gso9s : Co Y" No. i.oo a,o,'
''' Tsidnbnoc Co No 100 I,7S.,1
100 wfb Midland valley
Ry Co 100 1ts,b2
iss Part Of Lot !, Block
.'si ~ t.5 4's,"at soil,.. r.w"''iG E.r,S. aT
ninr At the Houiheast corner
N Lot t. Rlock lf9 o. r..
the aSs's; Of qG5'G S'oas ''Sa' isS o. 5S' r GAS,
A diatnnce of ib2s Zee, %
Tho northsas, corner " ssld
Thence souihwcsteriy along
Uioek lsp o. T a distance
~ tO1 feet Thence In
southeaaicriy dircctiou
along = line parallel 60
the west line Of Lot T.
block i6o O. I. a distanca
..r,s...;s,,S .,,r," Z, 10 e., :isos TS'S;' 3s'
south linz NJ block is0 o
r distance of g27 fset
10 Inc ro,nt Of beginning
Mathew Wuanr 1874 a1nss
l6g gE b5bR Midland
valley nv Co i4n0 4g7 ~
Iso M,Sisnd V,liey Ry
co 400 s6sie
i'' y y,,,.Y ~ % ov MiH''n' we tno tnu
,sa o N,aiana Valley Nv
~ ttOo aeaEs
,t0 10 ~ Guh.r, Foreue ItOO siss
lao 10 w z Midland Valley
''' '' Nvy t,an 5eg "a
iCo II gthc,t Forguo 1k2a ALIAS
,p,i,nI hURSErT ~, .nd,b, nnnrrt"N kysn,.,
Rls Lot Namc Feet Amt
IS S57 J 4 VIII
IiRms s57 81 sagsi
. n 20 Selma Roberts 90 bbl ~
HONOR ADDITION
Paving for Kcnosha Avsnuo)
Biz Lot Name Fset Ann
10 IS So Sadie casey aSo 5g2s7
BURNETT ADDiTlOND
tPaving for KsnoHhs Aveuuo)
nS ,% e! ,o, Nr%s s.S nur, rurnl. E''' Amt
ure Co 500 1si1.Ol
So Selma Roberts 500 1t7,oi
8 y So Carl C. johnson 500 sac ~
sI Sam Hardcsty 500 sl7.ot
n voofhi. ''"N Va" $50 i,asii
2 SIS 2b william n. Lip
pinco,t $50 as
& 7 charles " workman 1909 aibs
man 1900 1919
W. Clarence Rhodes
and wife 100 l1IS
Clarence Rhodes and
wife 400 ass :
10 AaS S Witc rs'0' ''''o' $50 1858
-" 10 S,o,o. S,,,,, "I.',o,to'o T.y,o, "'
| aud wife $50 iGh 0i
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-24

..t r.. Van .,D.Dbra Tor rent.
|..ui "... tlg 60 MaIu- Mldcb
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-24

NEw New York Cotton.
'''''' midd'6r Is'a6e E'--Co''on'-'S'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-24

NEW YORK sent % Prime merltn
tUe papar BiSms, exchange irregular ,
sterling GO-dav bius Rrd rom mrrcial an.
dav hIus ON hawks s6sS r"mm-rcls|
rO.day bills is.6sA demand 3.7SN cables
s5aK
Francs demand 1874 cables ia,
Narlya--DeWa .N'N cables '' =
f Greece Demand SOS.
swedcu- Demand 2i ~
Norwav-- Tr--' nd r. ~
Arrerfine-- Demand fo no.
p~asirar-D Demand 1898
Non'vea'-a E1G p"r cent tig7runt
Government and railf''i H-
rGVuIar
Tive Loans EAFier, 40 deg. m d'vs
81 G5H ner cent r months SlA per cont.
can Noney--St~adv. high, low sni rul.
ing rato 3: closing tid ~ offered II aud
last l0an D.
can Loans Against accepiaucas "a 9
AZ per cent,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-24
Standard oHr

gollowing is price asked and closing bid
n Standard on stocks on the New York
tufb Friday as reported by Houston
gihle A 20
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-24

NEW AND SECONDHAND CARS
At SACRIFICED PRICES
one Gardner Touring, new. price
ti100. aalo price ...,.,,..., iTbS
one Gardner Roadster. price Sl.lOO,
sale price ss.s,ss. tt.''.t 20
one Gardner Roadster (demonstra-
tori sale price ,,...,..3',. NeDo
one Tulsa Touring tuAcd) sale
price ,,sststtss .fs.ss.'.t - sf"VV
one Tulsa Touring tusod) sale
price .,.....s.sss. .'s.' '.'.''. 'Ns D
ono Buick seven Passenger tusedl (
sale price .ss... .'.'.sss. NEVu
FRED SHAW MOTOR co.
t1s-lls q. Boulder Usage s94s
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-24

NEW YORK, Sent IS Lehd-FVm
spot 400 ,,a
4 soc
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-24

Rooms AND BOARD

uOTIiN IL
urI.NNr u.r.i. i0s. Cbsycuuoi
luuu'uE wHr.. N..NI al,a. also trans
rrus HurU. uri aol urin. nice.
tI'nn. hHm".iar .nnut. rhunr usags
u..r. vl. LOUIS
f'r'Hh.r t0y f.1auu'oi.. uauslent or
u.rr "u.os uurrL
utIrats ar ropu,r.up uns o,ois,. and
brsf .ruiIaT.t not.l 40 tus city. special
summer RACES rUln. upgr isi1.s8ts.
Uu1rL ALTON 1'.. A. rtud, cool.
closu. at'nluteN ro.pDotuhle 5, and ~.
JAtpBa HOTEL
Uirertoor throughout, 900 r,1ms, utt4
hotel Io9ular rtirst rooms 1850 ana
th 30 por week, ~ Hrt fi.H pcr day.
iS East Ftrsi bt rudhs OsaSe 40.
NOTICE
Tho IN sale hotgl Is nov under new
nsn eR"ES,n53n Ts5rrs,o recitlS GilS or 'Irthbql montbly
rates, dlning room In connection.
Ossgo iC06.
NiTZ HOTEL
aOi Easi Third stIcat
a respectable ioTML for 'eHpeetah's
PEOPLE.
wBsTLANp HoTEI,--Hot snd cold
water private, pnd connecting baths
Thitd. osagr 1h7s
IiGnrnUt sEKEErIN0 ROOMS is
ADnipAI uiI ls,rnish,a foom,
Tor housskrrpinE Dssgs aSii.R.
AnCifER. W e0g Modern well furnivhed
latge ROOM also one over garage.
ADMIRAL, i221--pne hEht housekeeping
u,sroE n Gtd.-t.aTge. angle tooms.
f,,sTnN ,56 .t,,,s,.he, .nsr,nan,
snd ught housekeeping rooms
y"n,ns Ia, "a,
'',,'''s ~ ~ ......-.------------.--
bpOLbuN ~. llDe-Ihfcn rooms Tot
ught housetstp'nF ---.--
thrl tnNn, y. ~ two nioeiy tur-
hiAh'u io"iha SUM- private 'nUhhct.
acretntd rofrh.
CiNClENATI. r.. i25g-Two ight house
keeping rooms. private entrance, down
stairs FaraEe Il desired osase lisi-j.
| CHEYENNF, H. BgOa- Connsottng house
keeping rooms hot and cold water
! osaKe aes
! ELWooD. H.. 1919 Two.toom Apartmsni
furnished fot llght hQnS"kooping, nswly
Ne'nrAlfn' I.ht i'Hh"hHu'c Dssse raj d
ELWOOb. f. als.aunr larEe mont room,
iui nlshrd io' hnus'hvtp'hb' ADJOINING
EIatN g. 7gt-Two madam fooma for
lrhi houaehrepins ....
ron RENT Two liEht housekeeping
rooms % '0Upls. 2iih h. Cheyenne.
OsaRe 426T
FDt uTH ~ sOsa-Dne housekeepinR
room no rhiidren. Pbone cedar iog.
,,,,-,.,,,,
nlshcd for housekeeping Usage 6iis.
h"nsokesplns rSom. o,age 'bt6t,
,.,,,s,, -. -.
furnished for light housekeeping. Usage
fHthnhE0hn p lti-,rhrSs "a iSfgs w.
ys'y ieshonsoif;
nlshed room 20 couple "ilho9i chl'dren.
~ pilNh.h s"mo. hl,oh'n anu oninE room
Pl'E'ltt's j" 'i's''ep' geHhs n4eS,
MAIN, g., i220--fwo nice ro0tnh well fur
nishal, private front and rear nntfsnae
also two large rooms IN rear Hiriotll
modern can FURNISH two hedh good ella
tern water
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AUTOMOBILES
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bNnGE tourIng car for ml.. 5000 ae,
tar 1In reuria NrsEe fH'b.I
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tDU HAtE rive passenger Wru. auto.
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WANT ADS
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LOST AND FOUND,
POUND 4 great rolef Tor my feet when
wearlns low hccl shoes nlS9 Eopd ior
and small snkles u prevents the shoe
from slipping in the heel ~ called WlE.
Iifos. ug 4 Main only
FOLLOWED mo home from five miles
south UrlHtow, Two 'ird dogs, For
Information, call Campbell a o'Key Hard
war, CO.. Hlrt, Okla.
FOrNb-A plac" to buy Wizard Arohrs.
heel Jewelers. hunion protectors aud
many other wizard appliances at u Hnd
W. Fiticd ty on rper' free, At 1nrk
Bros a.. =. Main. Tulsa's isrEsHt shoe
distributors.
LOgr-A white Persian Fiitcn In the
noiHhbofho0d Of Thirteenth ana quincy
toward Phone oHagr bi0s,
LOsT rhursdAy afternoon IN vicinity of
war5 ~ 2saar a"i ihs'i"s ''''"''0"' '''"'' "
Lusl grcy coat lost ~ wss, .Tulss,
Thursday. abuut ia se Folder IN
also checkbook on bank NJ Prague OKLA
pieHHs leave at browning hotel Tulsa,
okla. and receive reward,
LOST a package. containing pink silk
potiooat and two yards ot new SIX In
Exchange National Bank Findsr return
10 203 Mary Rrnckran of call ussgs stto
LOsT Light brlndie, t-montht old boa-
ton female pup, can OHage 6gta.
LOST Tho worse case u fallen arehos !
ever had, by wearing pair of WIZARD
foot braCrB that Turk Bros, have on sale
a. s. ana up Fitird BY an expert ~ ~
Main. only
LOsT--Thc need NJ having my fso, All
handaEed ~ by wearing pair ~ VIA
ard arch builders for sale by Turk Bros,
nnd httod BY an expert AT Ai2 ~ Main
only
LOST Yellow canary bird has aluminium
band around les g. f,wsrd jsage
1891 lo7 s Norfolk
STOLEN one Prcmo typewriter from
c'Etls building Serial number soGlss
Liberal reward no questions sfhed Ho.
tarn 20 Harry Castle. Palace iheatar
PtRELY PEHsONAL 4
FAIRMONT MATERNiTY HOSPITAL
for counutuont. private, prices reason
~. may WORK Tor board babies adopted.
Wrlta Tor booklet Mrs Is, LunE, atll
D.. Twenty FoFcuih st. Kansas Iity. No,
uEEl Grruo. there iB some class 10 those
10 t"opntrls sBndais TURK bros nave on
ordrrs nllrd soon aF possible
T. riIE uSDERsiGHEn, VII pay mo- donla
rrgemsa W p,T' on a''a or sfer ss sspt ! i,.i. nHy
place oraled In City MAKE, 20 = nolU
der Tulsa, uks Nts ldillau liurd
LADIES. For clgssy footwear my gur
baby French cleopatra. HrN sandal
saiS siS'a a., us r. Mal'"" Tor iGst N.i .agrasy,s
illsa asy received. IofA hfo'. a''
,rEKsONAL sp.aiug howe 81 FOR palr
% IuU.ra #IuIr H.iplerFf IluI H
what TufH HruH .uarg'. aIh iI2 3, Main
TuIBa aIH..' .NHr Nrlf'b"I"'s
FEHsOEhl. .HF Hn. wUrn our rsp"It on
futHrr rrrUHa coon Herp man from
loayIuH nfH H|l. D.. .'IrFInE MN "l iall'u
grrhs. e'a "t.r, h'''gsg Van W., g., yhs'tEg. ,, tS.
braros .u.. q. Isra bros. :! and up
tie F. H.u ,n'.
erEAEI.p pus.aal noeF 'als tor rgai
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-07-20
TO FREE DARBY PIKE.
Final Closing Of Toll Gates WIN be
Juhil2ntly Celebrated,

Chester, Pa, July 2o.--Leading ci;i-
zens of the city and county. have conn
pleted plans for the celebration next
Monday of the purchase OF the Chester
and Darby pike by the State and the
liberation of il from toll.
The final settlement will take .,lace
Monday in the County Commissioners
office, and Immediately afterward the
Commissioners, representatives of the
State Highway Department and off,
cials of the turnpike company viii
motor down the Baltimore pike to
Lansdowne and Darby where they will
proceed to the upper toll gate between
Sharon Hill and Darby.
Automobslists will form in line al
these points and proceed along the pike
to Chester, the County Commissioners
placarding each toll gate closed" n
passing. The boroughs along the way
VIII decorate, and at Eddystone tbs
Baldwin Locomotive Works officials
viii erect a speakers stand for a pub
lie meeting.