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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-21
Fresh Drive On
Liquor Dealers

CHARLESTON, W. Va, Sept. FL
"A fresh drive on the Bookkeeping
industry of the state is under way
by the state police, now that the
march of tt-9 armed miners IS a
thing of the past, according to Col
jackson Arnold. head Of the depart
ment of public safety.
This has been made clear by the
Increased arrests since the troop
ers returned to their posts. Co
operating with prohibition authori'
ties and local and county officers
tie state police detachments are
destroying stills. barrels on barrels
OF mash and quantities OF Illicit
liquor.
But the campaign has not been
confined to bootlegging and moon
shining. More arrests for VIOLA
tions Of traffic laws and for other
crimes are being reported than for
weeks. The effort to stem the In
vasion Of union miners from Kama
wha. Boone and other counties drew
every available trooper to the Lo'
gan county border and for a time
even the turbulent Mtngo county
border was. left literally unprotect'
ed.
Captain J. r. Brockus, captain OF
Company B, with headquarters al
Williamson, is experimenting the
policing Of the Williamson court
room where Reece Chambers and
Fred Burgraff are being. tried for
murder in connection with the SEN
gational shooting of seven Baldwin
Felts men at Matewan last year.
Captain Thomas W. Norton, for
merly OF Company A, has been busy
training recruits at the state police
school at Kanawha City, near
Charleston. Colonel Arnold has
commissioned Walter w. White, OF
Parkersburg a captain and placed
him in command of Company A.
other additions to the force re
Gently have been Joseph E. Rine,
hart, Of Moundsville, commissioned
q lieutenant with Company A, and
Mack S. Lilly, of Bluefield, com
missioned lieutenant and assign
ed to Company A. All three are
veterans and have seen service
with regular army forces. Captain
White was fov II years in the West
Virginia national guard. and soIved
in the A. e. F. with the One Hun
bred and Fiftieth infantry.
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WASHINGTON. D. C. Sept. Fl.
The National Coal Association.
dquarterB in this city. has an
exhibit at the Coal and Industrial
E1hlbition which opened at Hunt
tor, W. Va, Monday and WIZ
continue up to and including next
tirday.
THE exhibit consists largely Of
3tchartG maps, ETC., prepared by
tie bureau Of coal economies OF
the National Association. For the
Benefit Of visitors to the Expost-
ton the Association prepared q
bfief resume In pamphlet form, Of
most interesting and most IN
Il ttnctiye points brought out by the
Series Of charts. portraytng the
production. distribution, costs and
other features of the bituminous
coal industry. in which West Wiz
E ginia stands. second Pennsylvania
standing first with an annual out
put in 1920 OF 10000. 600 net
tong (2,00O pounds)). West Vtr-
ethia,s output last year was '97'-
500 200 tons.
Here are some striking facts and
Sures taken from the pointed re-
~ NE production OF bituminous
eoal on commercial scale is wide
distributed Thirty-one OF the
states Of the Union mine soft
Two states, West Virginia and
Illinois are in the class that pro
dheed from SO. 100000 to 1907
100000 tons In 1920.
SWaat Virginia has made remark.
esprogres in developing its soft
industry. Production Of bitu-
4 aous coal in West Virginia in
CHASED from 22,647, 900 tons In
1890 to 81, soc. 900 tons in 1920.
81 1880 twelve West Virginia
counties were producing soft coal
appreciable quantities. In 1900
tiia number OF coal producing
counties was 81; in 1910. 80; In
40 "a.
Tte first seven coal producing
9itnties in West Virginia in 1920
SMcDowell. logan, Fayette, Raj.
Is Kanawha, Harrison and Mar
me National Coal Associations
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A so RaIn.

-. 9QII RaAluS
what a fine rain we had this
~ y, its5sr1lirlg. On my street there was
s 4 gTeat hustle to get the &erns ouI
i 5iSISsre the skies could give them a
sFeshing drink. The rain came
sV,n IA such quantities It remind
~ one 81 a sudden summer shower
MT THIS sort OF shower VIII come
SyIth less frequency-noW that Mis-
Fess Autumn in her proud gar
msnts Is about to step down into
olir midst. Colder and colder will
esaw the days as time progresses
$50 dear lady Autumn will be quite
ssasfied with that snappy days
'SrnaKe those reds and COLDS more
autitHl than ever while the rain
gsli who wants gorgeous gown
bedraggled and limp-not our gooo
fSiend Autumn.
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DEATH OF INFANT.

Helen Bolenovich. aged one
month, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Bolenovich, died this morning
at the home Of her parents at Bar
rackville and will be buried tomor-
row afternoon at one o'clock in
Holy Cross cemtery by Undertaken
R, C.. Jones.
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MAraoN WoMAN DIS

Mrs. James Bridwell, aged %,
years died yesterday at her home
at Watson after a long illness. She
Is survived by her husband and
one child. Burial win be made to-
morrow morning in Maple Grove
cemetery.
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.cial school viii be, on the third
floor. All Of the front offices are
taken but there are a number OF
rooms on the second, third and
fourth floors that have. not been
rented.
NJ. D. Brand Is the contractor.
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4 Your Brain Is Your Garden.
hi Is rather difficult to get down
~ real work when school opens
aach year and sometimes for many
dayB The mind refuses to function,
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FOR sALE-Gas range. Price rea-
sonable. Phone 1881.
9-2O-st-s14A
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FURNISHED RoONfPlea sant
cality, Single bed $500. Double
$500. Gentlemen only Phone
l1S37.R. 9-21-4t-s q s4k
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CLASSIFIED ADVERT sINIG
MAZE HELP WANTEE
ZOE sNs

FOR SAIEGFive room nvuse with
bath. Call phone 119S-R.
s,s1tst-sssA
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aIfRNTsHED l.odNls

FOR RENT-Two- joining 80
nicely furnished for light
keeping. Call 1900, $50
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AUTo.-Ac zisso RIEs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-16
FINANCIAL

w @iNlfNN ulEbb ' NfliSN ~
HArkE1lIr a,9s '',,s s'iS ~. e9,,, NJ.
soston Recover Pryor oNs
WNrIIu Tusitiuu by nurse with Hrs.
r.nl ycar7 ot hospital training Phone
ufare Ga9t
1880, trn rooms lpslaits lower roor
ratsS rrc, 81 800 1900 oss6. tslau,e
/ tuuI"an. N'iAEpu', uNa
ID,ATIDN wanted Tor cleaning and
! uI'saIrF confectionery, hlliarh phtIof
Hh'e. Address 4. -. GuHlls Swe';
spruEs. NJ.
Wl,II uH for any Information regarding
business "rpotiuui'es iu one ut il. beet
lI iuWuH 100 Oklahoma. Address Wilson
H'slty co. uos 300. slick. uida.
LUMBER NNUD In small town 100 south.
.Dfi.rn ktrHHs. DOING good businrss no
oIwpruuuo, profitable Investment Ad.
dtrHa lit.'t care b"rid
JUST uErr H.Eu from Alaska. need n.
uHn,IsI HssIstHurc. fur proposition. Tur
urrt..lIHfH address pr. Parker. I1-3 'hruy
&c. Kansas 'ity. NO. Tor next 10 dHys.
a 100 rEH CENT INCOME Invest any
port ~ your money and ferei." IL back
rrrmsliou Adde'S 555.b care ot
.AJIu surrLy and rrc store -or sale
wanted. reliable man or woman 20
up'u branch store tot u' IN Tulsa, ONrIi.
UIN. nNNuHlu MuHNUEff rf any other
good i"Nu. YOU must b" able 10 invest
s 800 cash iu stock ~ automobile tires
sUi other auto HuppilsH W" guarantee
you gfrsH frnNt ~ 20 pr cent per year
hu sNprtI"u," required. vi" assist you IN
opening store aud operating same. ror
fbtn,r Information. address Automottse
Equipment Co. Room 2, Holland HldE.
Tulsa. piIa.. Or phono Usage st2 Tor ap-
pulnturut
fDU HALE wrist class yuicanlsiug shop
900 booming coat Eas and ull town. Ad -
lr.H7 IuK 7lb u, care Tulsa World.
ron SALE. GrsSoty. beHt location. good
business. NeHt offer takes 20. Usage bybb
o' Sunday pHtgu b'.i
SUM RutN gtoccy store for sale CAL
Datrr fbA7
ruU SALE Guoi ,oufe,t Ioncry. money
maker. some terms Usage t6s2.
MtLLtSt1tY shop for sale doing good
husincsF, rcaHous for selling 10 W.
IAILuRiNu, clountng and prcsrinG hop
Tor sale, wen equipped best location.
two year lease, $50 per month rent, room
't1tH 100 NuudcrNi Okmuigoo. $1,000
buys Hll Exceptional opportunity Act
quickly Egan A Harrington, OkmulEee.
scat town OF 5000 people seats 77Oi
largo stage. balcony, upper and lnwcr boi
seats, hrick Building, jox1oo, two pianos.
business clearing around 1000 monthly
PRICE $40 900, with 5000 cash. surety
business Exchange, 2oa fostotf'"e Bldg,
DkWulEce.
OFFICE MANAGER Responsible patty
with So 600 cash 60 invest with services.
can secure charge OF office, no experience
necessary. Address Box III. Okmulgeo,
okla.
GROCERY store for sale good business
and one 81 tho best suburban locations
I've IulHa, CheHp rent, two living rooms
over store. Address 655-D.> care world
CHEAP excursion sunday. March goth
60 Houston. Galveston. BroWnAvillr,
ToNas, We ARE selling $4,000 acres irri
gated farm and citrus fruit land. want
1ou 20 soc a. Free Information and
booklets at drowning Hotel. Tulsa. We'd
uosday and THURSDAY narnoy waolvcr-
ton. Wrtta me Rcd Rock Dl.ln
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PERSONAL PROPERTY

not sEHOID GOODS 81
WE BUY second hand furniture from
s,nsle srucoi,e. to ION eompls,e 1S't,t
FIRST ~, phone osnge 1909
FOU SALE Furniture for sale ~ thrcr-
room house, rent {25 . month. an new
for $3.50 cash. i2A W. Thirteenth st., IN
rear.
FOR sALE--Fivc rooms fuIuiturc consist b.
INK Of birdscyc maple bedroom suite, d.
brary table dining table and chairs, rock
ers. gas range. reitiserator' tugs ana many
other articles. on porch where you can
6bs1
MUTT SELL Pour rooms ot furniture by
Thursday night. Your price ~ my price
12tg E. FaIryiew. useee ,tel9.
DINING table, dresser, cook stove, rug,
bed. library table. wnrdrobc, skirt boy,
ice bus, Kitchen table. fhOu" 257i
ms D. Fostoria.
FOR RES. Desirable three. room duplex
on south eide, furniture for sale. Usage
NICELY f~nirhed boUsc. CLOSE in. fur
niturr for sale cheap on easy plan.
psago 1853.
THREE rtEcE mahossny, cane living
wilton rug fumcd oak table aud chairs
t0t $ Lansing.
ron SALE one fangc cook stove. . one
luile cook stovo. slo s.. Peoria.
FpW SALE Kitchen cabinet good coudt-
ton usaRr 7tsl. l1o5 W. Columbia.
FOR SALE steel gray ron bed. springs
lt0l r. Elwoud,
CINCINNATI s. $40 -Four rooms OF
high class furniture fpi sale and apart
ineut Tor rent. cedar lss,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 'OG
PIANOS FOR RENT.
Usage sib7
wANTED used pianos Tor country
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lUNtNilkNklun. hhi no llIrfq wanted call
m p"ragn iij South Detroit ST. Ask for
Mt tarbcr
dRR,os.EHr ana market for sale, Usage
roR SALE -Grocery store. 500 ". Third,
I HAVE proposition that ts a. money
maker and ono that will Btand the
most careful inyestgations, There Is no
competition here In this line and ABOUT
81 300 IN all the capital needed. II you
are Interested In making more money by
u safe Investment, where none Of your
time In required, write Box 92o-D. care
N"'ld.
on LANDS hND LEASES H-h
on LEASES In Eidorsdo. Ark,, field.
can deliver some good ones at right
price. Nr. ucrYain, room ~ Hotel Rlt-.
HAVE BuYERs for production and
good leases Must ba from owners only.
schultz 4 Coz an Security Bldg. phone
Usage S062,
WILL MAKE attractive prices on al or
part OF 100 acres oil loasesi shallow
drilling, Address BOX Gid, care World.
FOR SALE $40 acres In on belt of
Arkansas l. r. Workman. Chadwick,
Will sELte--60 acres oil aud gas lease
In NoWata field one location from pro-
iucuont or Will let drilling contract TO
responsihlc parties, sls-JI9 seeurit,
bdg. Usage e3s6.
WANTED AT ONCE BLOCK or ACRE-
cREEK on HKkSuriGEr "SI''iNS'flIrSS
WE MEAN BUSINESS. SUBMIT WHAT
loG hNNE. q. CORR TULSA,
MN -
fth SNLt Susrtor intereet Ia royalty On
Atianuc PETROLEUM now stat starting line
,"Hl soc. 2o-ss-o, Pawnec county. dtrcct
from land owner. Phone Usage 5?l1 or
osage ots6.
FIVE barrels producing oil woll at Hg
heart Tor sHlo. Price reasonable. Good
PRODUCTION Address hoN bJl' Pawhuska
Ni,.,,,- -.,,,,,,..,.--. ,.,--
"t ,,,aii,,'' ,,,I ,S. ,nl,.l'l.'al ,"ase
s.'it,'T, ,''" ,.wuiI VIZ "G1,u,a"' vuall'I
ys,r mId I'm WnS rirssi MSmsg one one
I""iit,, "'u n,r ~ MAJ, r"n' OIL "pSae one
Meekcr' okla ''''"'
NnTI,,l. n,, -1,,,i.srt,i.s- .,.-------
,,.,s. 80 ~ u, ~ w" ttH ~ ifl-'
rrrs,p.i rrnrrrt ,hs N'r,if' NJ S",v W. i Hi
20 Rankrupt. consstiug of OH nnJ gas
mining machinery and apparatus, tools
! halt milcs southeast OF Maud. okla aud
ali oil and gss mining leases belonging to
! said Bankrupt estate. SAID sale To- be AZ
public auction a. tho well ono half mile
| .9,u .9,u,,,nraSt "t Nnn1, IHlNY on ,hr ~ gay
and host bidder Tor cash Th,r. pTr ftsS
! diffcrcnt st4cd easing I'm This we'll. total
depth $500 tcet. For ,r.guculars. can
| er,Vnrr oya
'.a'" W. 80 .--
900 aorrs frco for drrling contract. IN
! Drew Ashly or h"yha counties. 40, 500
aero scattcred leases, - per acre Eldur-
! ado extending northeast address y. ".
! Garrison, NcW Capitol Hotel, little Rock
/ Ark.
! |WANTEp- string standard too's n prIrcf
! right Enclose Invoice aud location. Nu.
/ dr'HH bei u, care world.
| WANTED shallow productlon or close
900 acreage. Exchange equity In modern
| eight room. south side residence j. 4
] Harrison. aOp 8. Cincinnati cedar 1892.
| unr,IS tnnNI>, ,n,#s..
/ .. ~ 49, nc ~
| ron SAIL, -ElghI nine ana ten room
| ruoWIug hpuaeH. completely furnished
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Osase ISh.
wANrEp-Meat cutter out-ot.town Job.
Phone bsoi ask Tor Jurrnal,
wANTED-Man aud wife, without chill
dren, to share and care FOR furntshen
house AZ part pay Tor board OF two adulta.
Osago sis or eco after q. m.
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LIVE STOCK


Auction HNI.N
WiH sr1 auNutchru.s yard st tIv Market
rulsa. okla. saturday. N.r.I .H InHI.
Sale a. o. ON. b0 head yJ horses auu
mules aE.H Hr,' io r.ur years voIErt
500 Go 1900 rtrN. Seven CONS. 200 IuE#.
lnt of furniture. Mitchell ana Holt
issgu ,THS
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PArENT ATroRNEI
EMPLOYMENT
urIr MANrrn-MAII

FARM ItAND-slngle man o. man and
wife, either white or coloted Phone
Osage sgb,
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LIVE STOCK

rot IINN AND SUPPLIES 81
Htrf utrlNGrON sgEs for hstch,nE
soms oNtra fine cocRercls for sale O M.
idt-"u. usago alfA or Usage iJl7.
uIG BEST OU,a of Rhode island Rod IN
tNv state. ErgH frr hatrhing s. TO g. for
IS ". o. N,Nbiock 1920 S. Detroit
rCHEHs9,En. .rgae w,qnins. eyerlay
brown i'ghorns. carefully selected eggs,
id. sl.!o, go. f3.t. go. t6.25. 100. 80.
arrival W. D. Dale. Mineral Wells. Texas.
| lrtHEuRHp. stat" certified. N.L.Al6.
winter rgg pr"dur'rs. single comb, white
t5i5a 90. i55a. ioo iios5 Ria6y chicks
80 r'g 100, -aio arrival ,Ir'paid. Dale
Zoos for Matching s. g.. Reds, 90 per
Ib. seven ,u,tcreis st f2.s0 each. H.
y Nichols, i,lH T.. Seventh. Usage
utFF Orpurtun eggs ror hntching, s. so
Tor -. llN S. Quincy oseg" t169.
bARN. 70 Roe, eggs Tor Matching, 81. so
| oslgo i1Fo. eto2 Admiral
rEpiGREEp, ga3--80-rgg Buu Lcghorus.
settings $500 up. Catalog. Mrs. Hume.
| Arsdarko okla.
Mrs. Herryiuan. h. r. T. Tulsa. Phone
WHITE oRrINGToN eggs. extra fine
stock. Cedar 1922.
H'H'ltttEtp htfculnB tgEs, MhUc
| Lcghotns. Rhode Island Reds Barred
| Rocks. 81 30 and 100 for 10 eggs. At
A. q. MHrganH two blocks west and two
| blocks north Of Lombard school. LombE I'd
| addition.
| ruR White Rock eggs. SEQ Mts. ~ e.
len. 2Alb D.. rhird. Kendall.
| FuMED OAK dining table. ak dark OAK
| dining chairs. genuine leather seats. one
| NcruIs Martin bed and springs. Usage
| o83g
| TWO REDS uur drrRssJ one cook stove.
| one dining table. one sanitary couch.
! Ihonr 'udHr l.3l. 'al l2ll u, Fourth.
| ron SAIL. singer tailoring ma
chine. FIRST class condition, one new
! Homo sowing machine. good condition,
| ono Kitchen cabinet good as new. Usage
| i'"h.
| FOR RENT Four-room house aud $3.50
/ worth 81 furniture, half cash; balance
I SO pnr month with garden and garage.
| l-l y, Eightcenth
! FOR SALE Five rsoms ~ extra fine
furniture, including player plano, Moth
| ing reserved and bungalow can be rented.
Close iu, south side. 'tu Moorehcad.
| Jsaso bba' or cedar 2on.
FOR SALE Fivc-daJ old full blood Rhode
Island Rcd chickens. 2i cents each.
| tangc 09d'I.
RHODE ISLAND Red eggs from non
setting strain. 81 90 setting. 2bl7 T..
| seventh, oHsgo 2tse.
| HARRLD plymouth Rock cggs for hatch
| iug, Thompson stralna so per 100,
| kansas Ctty Waffle House Farm, TWen-
| BLACK Muurca eggs, Ss5u for IS, from
rr!zo winning stock: every day layers,
~ my mating before buylug. Harvey
Holland, 7l1 y. Peoria.
FtR SALE 90 r. Il. baby chicks. Phone
cedar 1tal
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MNTrRE-stS renovated and recovered
all dIrt taken out. cotton made In layer
frlt. box ulIcd, work guaranteed, phone
36lo. Tulsa Mattress 20.
MATTRESSES renovated aud recovered;
returned homo the same day. Phone
Cti0. SANITARY Mattress 60.
GET MORE Tor YOUR second .uand rurni-
uro can Blue Front Furniture Co.
Usage 2330.
you CAN woar diamonds 10 yuu soil your
second hand furniture TO the Diamond
Furniture 60. Phone h5ai We buy any
hing aud s"ll everything.
UPlNpLsrERlNG-- For artlstc decorative
urh1lstor,uE. call 4. IT, Tonnclly Usage
7fO6. N9 West First street
FURNITURE repairing ana refinl.hlng.
Prices reasonable. Phone Usage i65s-J.
SPECIAL bargains on complete line q
furniture, rugs, etc, cash Or credit a.
Foldmaus Furniture Co, % l.. First 81.
fsouc Usage bi55.
W. HuY second d-hand furniture from
single articles tu n complete OUTFIT.
T,uuclly A rirue Fu~gIture Co, 10 W.
lrst ST. phone Usage 1903
s. 900 worth select Sound lr-roEsnN HnN
walnut furniture utuo uso1. Sl6oo. nov
seven .ro0w bungalow Ia. "cnt tN 3.
Huult Nrr.
| IFJWNIrI r. iu rnrc. room mouse. FOR
sslc. hou., for rcut Inquir" IN rear
lUNlr o' lupl,, fpr rent With furniture
f0r falc can at 5l1a W, Third or
ruE SALE FInHuro lu i,rsc i..rn~
ROOM d.u.nE r"ow and ht,non. $3.50 hair
cash. Apartment h,s private hl'n, dardy
! large ,IntAH. closet aud two Murphy tu.a-
| A,r beds ussE' i'27
ANTIQUE trRNlTrRG sHoP
lphulsforiug
| Painting ard cuame'igg. rcrshinE and r.
finishing. sHrNIyr and satisfaction. Can
W L EISr Cedar 1897
FOR SALE rurntshlnEs for % Ntohgno'tr
apartment close tn. south side, now
IVORY wicker furniture. possession AurU
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FOR SALE--RRspbcrry plants. black on
rcd, fine stock; 60C per dozen, $3.50
per 100. n, VI, Yetter, Lombard Addition
n. T. D. = Tulsa.
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WANTED Young lady sfHuUFralUHI. An.
ply T2i s, Main, upa.vIrs
WANTED Maid 40 cook sud 1o 1.urrsI
housework In four room apartment ,uu
Usage 2stg,
WANTED Competent woman COR general
noussworS: one who can 50 home nights
GsI 4. Elwood
gINGLE white woman tor house wor,.
family OF two, Usage Ntli
MIITTKERY makers wanted at Belle
MiiiiNery ShoP. Fiftconh and Detroit
WANTED StenogtHpher und office uH.
sistant one with knowledge OF figures.
~ haokkeeping. state age, experience
and salary Apply boz o27.p. onrr World
lNANTED- H6usekeeptr tu oare for ono
chIld. four years old, Nulr hoA .l
Dawson, okla,
f,uA,srICAL nurse to caro- ton Infant, r1.
fcrrneea required, Osago 'tlsl,
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sELns. PLANrs, FENTIIIlERs q.

SUDAN GRASS Eecieaned double
sacked, certified, free from Johnson
grass, 50 per hundred pounds ( o. b.
Lubbock Mail checks 10 Farmers Seed
%, Box $50, Lubbock Texas,
GENUINE Tom Matson q Keckley sweet
watermelon seeds 'bc delivered sweet
Write tor our Catalog. Adams Hughes
CO., Fayetteville, Ark. -
FRUIT TREES for sale. The nursery
stock of :, A, Taylors, also some white
Elm for shade trees, For Information
write " 6. Mcstrope, administrator, Tul-
NN-bouts-SA, -----.--. - v-------- -
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BUSINESS SERVICE

y. o. HI,IINUDsD.
Contractor nuf buIIu.. of good nuurs.
best workmanship of moot f.HH.uHu'r
costs Ny .n Nrsra of .'i'al HH.'.HH
OF material nrt tbur f.HfU.fs hHa fH1dH
many H4ftntd 'buw. uHH'ra boo Tulsa.
Would II,, tn refer ru4 fr HUY uf tNUfN.
UcaIdcuoo at 100. ~. u,ut,.. luHrr ''dnl
IagI
pLAETEUtNG lcuaIrrd. sIdeuuIH Hu1 .'.
wrnt vuft uuHNy and property done
CHngs TpIf
DHL~~Ni NkINU. WiIiINIHf 20
bHESEMAIIrG. plain ur far'H lh.ur
Cedar IY.. TfuN H 'Ir,'uuHi.
WANTED ....s"at.rf. tUm plain pu1
fau,y. smIT.. N,ry work. uussi1l'Y
naHgH "Ith 4.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-16
ZEAL ESTATE FOR RENT
FARMS FoR RENT n

FOR RENT Near carney, Okla, SO acres,
R?b cash, See Campbell & Shaw, Chand-
ler Okla.
a SMALL farm, close IA. Phone Usage
l9si-R,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-16

tluNI'TICAL nurse TO oHrr Tor infant, Tl.
ferences required, Osago 'tlsl,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-16
roN sNIr oR nNCMANar

WTLL TKNUE"A good ii5 sraf1n0In and
$40 worth of records for Tral good Ford
roadster body with good top ana wind
sLIeId- lIL Cul-n-ntc. OsaEn alaI.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-16

FOR SALE 'ut glass water sot. eS
pieces OF HaN'aul china. ono pair
pOrffsra one reed rocker, one pair good
feather pillows electric fan. some tools
l1AlaA S. Frisco. Usage 2li5,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-16
HoUsEs-FURNISHtp

BEAUTIFUL eight.roum house, ,''g .51
Fifteenth, lovely furniture. rene
por month. Phone Osago 800. --
FOR RENr--Three- room turu.7h'u. u.,s.s.
pleN on car line, large g'''''
Cedar 2327.
MAIN, ~, I626-Four-r ',,I
house, modern. rent rous'hap'''
today after 6 p. NJ. --l.-r.
FURNISHED DuPlcN. three r'..ns month.
ing porch and bath, 40 I''
cedar lloS. .-l.-s ar
SNAIL house for one dr. two '.1.a.-s.b q
married couple, none but L,' ana I
people. Apply between TO H. ''
pNW, 2200 ", Burnett, ,,..ss-
WANTED Man and vito 90 e1e.gs wefs
hold expense, Wifc ~ tA'"''
Tor rent, Usage ss.f -
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-11-29
COUNTY JUDGE HELD As
WHISKY Theft CONsPIRAT0R
Following Loss Of ESQ cases Of Liquor
From Court House Judge and Eight
Others Are Put Under Arrest

Louisville, KY, Nov. 20. - Judge
Thad Cheatham, county Judge OF
Spencer county, Monday night was q
federal prisoner in the Jefferson coun-
ty Jail.
With him are his brother, Goebel
Cheatham, Clark Bennett, lumber
man, Charles Cotton, a garage owner.
and two negroes, George Brown and
Marvin McComber.
The Judge and the other men were
arrested at Taylorsville Monday on
federal warrants charging them with
violation of the Volstead Act.
The arrests are the direct result OF
the disappearance on November 10 OF
$50 cases of whisky from the Spencer
county court house. Judge Cheatham
previously had seized the liquor from
rum-runners, who, it is alleged, had
ILLEGALLY removed it from the d. L.
Moore distillery in Mercer county.
Judge Cheatham when brought to
Louisville vigorously protested that
the arrest was not justified.
This is their day; tomorrow will
be mine," he said This was all spite
work" The others withheld comment.