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The New York herald., 1921-08-24
REAL ESTATE NEWS,
NOTES AND GOSSIP
Buying Lags i'm All Sections Of
City; Suburban Areas Are
Also Inactive.

Taking both quantity and quality in
to consideration yesterdays market was
one Of the most uneventful this summer,
and that Is saying good deal when
one recalls the inert days during the
hot spell in July. For some reason or
other apartment and dwelling buyers
absented themselves from the trading.
Even the Bronx plot purchasers. who
have shown a willingness OF late 70 jump
into the gap whenever trading languishes
in other respects. apparently decided 70
take the day off so that there was not
q single vacant property sale OF ncta
in the northern borough
A few minor residential property sales.
handful OF leases, and an uninteresting
assortment of transactions in Brooklyn.
Queens and Richmond were practically
all that the realtors throughout the
greater city could show for their actlv-
ities. In suburban fields the trading
was equally deplorable. II not more So
Tho New York Title and Mortgage
Company is making two building loans
aggregating SlS5. 900 on the northwest
corner OF 1881 street and Andrews ave-
nue.. two buildings 70 be erected by the
Foe Construction Company, which are
to be ready FOR occupancy in the late
fall; also Is making 4 loan OF $4,000
on a building TO oe erected on the south
side Of 176th str, ct 260 feet west Of
Grand avenue 10 the Vitolo Construc-
tion Company.
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AMERICAN PORTS.
rRy Mail !

HONOLULU. Aug i7-selicd. str cordoya,
Seattle.
MOBILE, Ala. Aug i9~-Saiicd. str Port An
tonic CNort, Belize.
NEW BEDFORD, Mass, Aug 2o--Arrived.
schrs Henry II Chamberlain, 81 John; Ath-
lete Atlantic Ocean whaling voyage.
SAVANNAH. Ga. Aug 20--Snied strs
Warkworth O3r). Liverpool via Norfolk !;
Point Bonita. San Francisco.
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Borough OF Brooklyn-sale or Rent.
Is MINUTES FROM WALL ST.

JUST COMPLETED: IMMEDIATE POS
SESSION; GRATTAN BUILT HOUSE IN
FLATBUsH. CONTAINING 10 ROOMS AND
3 BATHS. WITH ALL MODERN IMPROVE
MENTs. . CAR GARAGE. WITH HEAT
INSTALLED; PLOT ioo15o. CORNER
PLOT, LOCATED IN ONE or FLAT
BUsHs MOST SELECTED RESIDENTIAL
SECTIONS. 34is BEDFORD Av. Cast c5th
ST.. CORNER Av. NJ. PRICE sas. 900. easy
terms CAN BE SEEN ANY TINE. USE
BRIGHTON SUBWAY TO ELM hv. STA
TON.
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si.5.ooo CHEMICAL FIRE.

CHrtssl. Mass Aug 2S.---An explo-
sion ~ chemicals followed by fire
caused damage estimated at s125.000 to
the United Indigo and Chemical Com
pany's plant here to-day. None OF the
employees IN the building at the time
was injured.
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IN THE AUCTION ROOM.
"a Vesey Street)
Ry J0seph p Day.

77th 81. $50 ", =, ~ c fst AZ, 4 sty tnmt,
25xf02.2; Manhattan Savings Institution
atty; amt due, T. Or. %: taxes. &c, $500
70 the plaintiff for. .sl5 600
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District Attorney Swami Buys.

District Attorney Edward Swami has
purchased the four story dwelling at 129
West Twelfth street, 226xl03.3, through
Edward S. Foley & Co. Helen A. Dcx-
ter Is the attorney Of record.
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and mahogany trim: fine tree
covered grounds and lawns.
exclusive residential ncighbor-
hood: high in tho mountains.
overlooking chain Of beautiful
lakes. views that rival in nat
ural beauty snd charm the
Swiss mountain country or the
Berkshires, and near golf and
country clubs. schools. churches
ana markets. Call in person,
telephone me or write for
particulars and photographs.
y. ID. WORCESTER, l70
Broadway. n. u. City.
Compare this house with
others priced nt $4,000 more.
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Claire and RosedaIe Sold.

Isadore B. Geler sold the two six
story elevator flats 5oxl00 each, at 34s
and 352 to 354 West 11sth street. known
as the Claire and Rosedale. The sale
of 3fS was negotiated by II. Il. Wood
to David Herman. and 354 by Cough
Ian G. Co. to Patrick ]. Gilroy.
Mr.. Geller also purchased the two six
story apartment houses, 37.6x1O0 each.
at 227 to 231 East Ninety-eighth street
from Jennie Kind. New first mortgages
were arranged on each with the Citi-
zens' Savings Bank.
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Deals Revealed in Transfers.

Lille Roberts sold 10 the Peerless
Candy Company 159 and 161 East 123d
street. two five story store flats, 5l.0x
l00.1i.
Lima Blumenthal sold to Mary Kassel
454 Lenox avenue. flve story store fiat,
25x74.
Carrie Eichtershemer and others sold
10 Joseph and Sarah Grogan 224 East
50th street, a three story dwelling, 15.Tx
90.Sx irregular.
Samuel and Stella K. Mundheim sold
to Celia EllSin 322 West Seventy-second
street, a four story dwelling. 22xlo2.2.
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Naval Orders
speciol Despatch TO THn Nrw YoRK HERALD,
New York Herald Bureau.
woshinutn1 II. O.. Au~. o3

These naval ordera have heen made public.
Lieut. q. r. Bowles, Lieut.. 6. ". Brown.
NJ. O., and Lieut.. 8. 5. Cook. NJ. G.. 20
naval medical school Washington; Conn
mander W. B Decker. to Virgin Islands.
Lieut. Commander y. y. Ducey. 70 flotila :.
destroyer force, Pacific Fleet; Lieut.. y. y.
Washington; Lieut.. Commander !. Il. Miller,
TO naval station. Guam. Lieut.. y. w. Regis
ter, Lieut. Norman Roberts. ". O.. and Lieut..
G.. q. Sutheriln NJ. c., 20 naval medical I
school, Washington. Lieut.. -Commnnder w.
G. Wickham, TO Naval Academy; rdsut. y.
u; Vance, M. G.. 70 naval medical school,
Washington.
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other Sales In Manhattan.

The Andereck Realty Corporation,
Joseph II. Kern president, sold the five
story apartment, 22.4x1022, at los West
Eighty-fourth street, to Annie NJ. Conner
ford. 1t rents at 5000 and was held
IT $4,000. William Casey was the
CROKER
The newly formed Sarkis Realty Cor
poraticn, having for directors II. b.
Hovsepian. II. $. Berlin and a. Gross
bought from Gussie Schammis 173 Ave
nue. A, southwest corner of Eleventh
street. six story tenement, with stores,
23SX94. The broker was j. FieldsteeL
John ]. McSherry and others sold to
Harriet e. Price the vacant plot. 50x100.
on the west side Of Riverside Drive.
a75.4 feet south OF Fort Washington
Park.
Cushman & Wakefield. Inc. sold for
the Madison Avenue and F'ifty-Sixth
Street Corporation the two story garage
at 15S West Fifty-sixth street.
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SHIPPING NEWS.

CONTINUED FROM PRECEDING PAGE3
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14l2 TO 14l6 BROADWAY

Northeast Corner seth 81.
$500 dquare feet. siI. divide; smallsF
space sst up. superintendent or ENGLISH,
1881 BroadwaY
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Connecticut-snie or Rent.
G. P. HATCH, INo. Rs.I ES.ste Ys.s Grasnweh CT

An advertisement IN The Lost and !
Found columns Of THE NEW YORK
HERALD cGers real possibility Of
recovering pour lost property.
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DAYLIGHT LOFTS

six.t Nfth. fourth lofts, 4Oyi40; ignt
our sides. twenty eight Window large
Freight elevator. seam hest, electricity.
rNEINFER, 2OT 200 r. to;h st. s7ii Acad.
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No Secret About IL.


IF any one comes along and offers
me 81 share I will not take 1t. Tho
price Is 10 cents. l keep so per cent.
OF the stock myself. What ] require
now is money for 1900 pounds OF mer-
curry. To any person who subscribes for
stock for this purpose | say: IL you
think the machine won't work you can
take your share OF the mercury out Of
IL; it's yours
Most perpetual motion inventors
win not show you how their machines
work because they have nothing 10 show,
but I am only too glad TO show mFe
TO everybody"
Mr. Ulram's company has no license
- wei1 stock in Now Jersey.
''rhnts because We can't afford IT."
se said. "On n capitalization OF s25.-
100000 we would have to pay tax
~ $4,000 a year. and you can see
where that would leave us. So we are
REALLY not selling stock but personal
certificates, IN which l give receipt
for tho money and promise 10 deliver
stock 70 the holder of the certificate
when the machine is on exhibition The
machine IL not o. exhibition now It's
on demonstrat'oa. They are not the
same thing you know"
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-09-18
KILBANE KEEPS
FEATHENWEICHT
CHAMP TITLE

iy The Asuo,inind Press,
CLEVELAND. sept i7--Iohnny
kiihnno iH gray haired. AZ years old
aud has look ~ age around hla eyes.
hut be- aim is tho fratherwcight cham
lion uf The world
The Cleveland Veteran az the ring
defended his championship fur the
liut time in five years. Knocked ont
panuy Frush ~ Haitimurr. chul
longer 10 years his iunior In the SOW
cnth round ~ scheduled f2-ruund
championship contest here this nftor-
noon. The match was fought ana the
Clevr'srd American league haAshaii
pnrk before q crowd OF $4,000 which
paid Approximately 500 oOu to see
kilhanc vino haa boon ttlc-hoidor
nine wears knocked into tho pugilisiic
scrap heap
The fight developed inta one ~ The
toughest and most exciting contests
evor staged in tho fcntherwcirht d.
vision II cam" near BEING ended ia
the first round when lluhnno delih .
matoy nit Frush 10 the groin with
his knee in retaliation fnf punch
'hnf llush hnd landed low
WON'T STOP FIGHT.
ilhane his faco r,idos,d with Ion
iahs. protested % fhe rof.rc, Walter
g. keiV vino pph nn attention Ga
him a. hc gcli into cllnch. ktihang
brought hi kree up sharply md
! l'rreh fei t0 the ctuvls apparrnii,
Z pnid Referee Neiiv allowed htn I,
I iio there Kelly wnikrd 20 'ho lF'
! ~ he ring raised bis hand sor Al be-,
[ and annnuucedi
i 20 nm nor eoiug to let thls righ'
end in tukc You came 60 soc Z
( fight aud youro going go SOC one
! Kelly ihnu ordered rrush's handler,
/ ie carry him 90 his corner nnd nftci d
minutes rnst The second round started
las f nothing had happened. Frust
ruricd the fphi 90 the gray haired
/ Siihanc and staggered him with d
/ loft hook 90 the chin n was the coils
/ time that kilbunc was n dnnrcr dur
/ ing tho fight
After hoNiar cautionslv for the FIRST
( two ruunda kllbanc opened up win
e degenerate attack That brought q
roar uf cheers whom Tho boil sounded
Nriihcf apparently heard the bell and
thoy continued 90 fight until the ref
cree stopped them.
GETS THE COUNT
IN tho sixth round irlsh WINS
floorod for count - nine. with a
rirh and LETT Go The inv. when M,
challenger struggled 90 his feet XII
hano rushed ei him and was AGAIN
entity OF fighting after the gong
Frush was knockcd down three
times in tho seventh round H. had
npened q cut ovot kihane's lcfi eva
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-09-18

ft Nff leTrN s.nN 1i gHffesfnu md
san Antonio hattfd ten inniugs 90 2
fio this afternoon Tie crabs railyinN ~
fhe ninth and tying The count Red
kdsmH. ia hie ntai TesaH lonEue start,
held the n,ar4 90 five hits iu mine in-
Score hy Innings 4 " r.
San Antonio QUO ono 100 o. 2
faivrsfnn On0 N00 iOi o. 2
Summary Two h4ar hifH j. Nnirht.
Adam. niHfaf ff.nft tfnlon hpfts Gan-
rfis firuff Ner rrtifce hli TuIine.
INNINGS uit he'd hy Williams l-3 1.-TWO
h8lia ora hattori win 5 hits and J. run.
ht Adams with $ hits and runs struck
o'if ht Williams 3, bf Adam- g, BY
flurhUr bases an balls nff Wlliamr
stff Adnfus 10. eN ''ourhmnn Is Wild
ritah tiHr-s dnuhh. uisys Smith to Dls.
trl 10 Sohllghner Anon y Nelson d
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-09-18

alx scattered hnpirs Danny clark made
ltHt. ~ duuhlUs and single in I'VE
jogrncvF TO mo platter Tho cats ana
Spuddrfs are u1 stage field meet hoe
tors tomorrow nht4h at tie Inrai lot
score hy Innings TX ~ p
WI MIA Fails ni1 lnO 20 i4 3
Fort Worth Nln 600 nHn r. p
gumntHrt sarriNrr hits GrigEH %
fwu-Aatr hltf WORKS. Inarfson. Ninrf p
Tanner fhfrr -baae hif McElwco struck
ouf hN Hnwnpu N Wnohfti dauhlr
plays. tlnrh io Tanner 20 Works q Time
imrir0e sDufru, Myers and Bra
shear
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-09-18
klLeANa CONGRATULATED.

ihouasnus of rinr7iders swnfmce
ini" ihr rlur epnsratuhiua Kuhane
The innH lcurht with the police who
wesc Obliged 10 rsn thnH clubs tn eiolr
the ring Press Tables were torn down
hf the flonzicd crowd n thot wild
scramble 20 greet Eilbnuc
The match was fought in Il dry7l.
lDrk clouds BEGAN to ga;hei o. Zorro
the prelimlnaries wor, finished and
tirsc were cut short so the npin bout
could be- staged before the raiu. lug
drops ~ rain began 20 splash into the
ring during tho first round
Kilbano received ic3 On0 aa bis share
" the purse He was guaranteed $50
600. win lpse or draw and was given
an additional t9e0o as bonus FOR
srninr l'rush Rot t2.500 merely
enough 10 cover his training expense.
kllban" ala not weigh in Tor the fight
hut his handlers spid ho was ahou.
i2s pounds Fru*h WAS utilized 90
riitlSe i2d pounds HAIR tn hour before
rinrgidp
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-09-18

EN Thu Associated Press.
FORT WORTH SEPT fort Worth
dropped Tho Third came ~ the fiutl
cries OF fho eensuu tu tho wichita ra
Sruddors foda, hN . srnrr 81 a. %. Nhri
ham nowman holding thc champions "a
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-09-18

Sew York o. Pittsburgh j.
Chicago q nrenfisn
sd Louis Philadelphia p
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-09-18

'ga1n fr rfar th
Alaff tH lHn
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-09-18

Nv III" Anarciat'd ItrrH.
Ifri STDN. Sept "a. Hnunfuu 4an
from beaumont hstr todAv io o
Score hs innings T. ~ v
beaumont . nHH up1 0nu "a
Houston ...... uil O4n los % q
iinft'rieH Kraft. Scott amt Whaling
punalds ana Effort
summary 1wo-hpao hits Eiflnri
Whltntnrn. Miller. DpnnldH. ihrrp htaf
hits, bailey ilpdsH etninp hsa.n. White.
man z, iiiad't snrriflcr nit illndrr. lou.
bio nipf lNRdeH 90 nHYfinrrf io Npftom
IS, bases on balls off Krnfi 4 on i,nn
adds b. uff Scott hit hV pit hnr hr
Kraft J. iN Scott I STRUCK ont hv nnu
aids q he krafi % hN Scott innipo
pitched hy Kmn Z I.1 with hits AnI
runs. y, sroit 9-g with hits ARA
run passed halla Whaling. Effort iofi
on bases. Houston g. ilssumpnt g. Tina
90 imnros. SPENCER aud Nolden.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-09-18
TEXAS LEAGUE

by The Associated Press.
DALLAS. sept a. Timely hitting ofi
craft pnvr Dallas the first game * tia
r,Hsln' iinsi series todny. I To- } 1--WE
games VII he raved tomorrow ciuslnr
tue season
Score by inning n n n
shreveport - 0ni nnn Goa
Dallas . nn1 on f0k q
lAiiorlcf' craft nnd Nann MITCHELL
and Hohertsnn
Summary Two base hits, Nnun. FAIR
Muuaun. galloway. three liaFc hiia CfHft
Watt stolen hH ffM SrniiFi - HprriNo
hiia St"sV, t'woidi STRUCK out. hs Niuh.
ell I. by cram a. htasa on han ~
Mii.n.il q Of 'wfi 9 double play itow
~ Galloway.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-09-18
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Philadelphia 90 81 Louis.
flasir no cincinnati
brooklyn at Chicuro.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-09-18
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY

cleveland IN shinrluu
Detroit ni New York
tonl' two rumt % Hvhcdultdl,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-08
DEPARTMENT FORE
CAST CALLS FOR A
BIG WHEAT CROP

Washington, April S.-Forecast OF a
winter wheat crop Of about G21 million
bushels was made today by the de-
partment Of agriculture basing its es-
innate ON the condition Of the crop
April 1, which was 80 per cent Of
normal.
There was an increase Of 81 points in
condition from Dec. /, last, to April ],
this year. compared with an average
decline of 4.S points. between those
dates in the last ten years.
The production forecast is based upon
the average planted last fall ON the
assumption OF the average abandon
ment and average influences on the
crop to harvest.
Production Of rye was forecast as
sec, ,3S6 900 bushels from u condition Of
90.S per cent Of normal.
Winter wheat condition April 1 last
year was 1876 per cent Of a normal
and production 577,763,0 900 bushels. on
April /, 1919 it was 99.9 per cent and
production 723,56O,O0O, while the ten
year average condition is 1876 per cent.
Rye condition year ago was 6.S per
cent of a normal and production $500
900 bushels and the ten year average
condition is SS.4.
Winter wheat condition by principal
producing states was
Missouri, SO; Nebraska, SO; Kansas,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-08
Such Is Life

Eighteen years ago I ha0 three
ribs broken, fourteen years ago my
right leg; eleven years ago | nearly
went over with typhoid fever and since
that have had awful Stomach ana liver
trouble. Wa- filled with gas most all
tne time. would have collie attacks so
bad as TO become unconscious. No med
icine helped me and doctors advised an
operation. One day talking with u
stranger he recommended Mayr's Won
jerful Remedy. which helped me at
once" II Is u simple. harmless prepa-
ration that removes the catarrhal mucus
from the intestinal tract and allays the
Inflammation which causes practically
all stomach liver and intestinal ailments
including appendicitis. One dose will
convince or money refunded. Frame
Drug Co., and druggists everywhere
Adv
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-08

Swinnerton, Frank-September
Tallentyre, $. Glove Laughs last.
Harrington, Boeth-Cherry.
Harrington, Booth--Penrod.
Harrington, Booth-Penrod and Sam.
Harrington, Booth-The Turmoil.
Taylor, Is. H.-Barbara of Baltimore
Terhune, A. P,-Fortune
Thanet, Octave-Knitters in the Sun.
Thanet, Octave-Stories Of a Western
Town
Tracy, Louis-The Bartlett Mystery.
Tracy, Louls-Diana of The Moore.
land.
Vachell, H. A.-.Fishpingle.
Valley, Mrs. G. H.-Betty Trercr.
Eiazey. Mrs. G. H--An Unknown
Lover
Nallctton, B.-The Heart Of Alsace
Vanardy Understanding Doing.
Van Dyke, H.-The Blue Flower.
Van Chaick. G.-The Peace of Roar
ng River.
Van schalck. G--The Son of the Of
ter.
Van Worst, M-Fairfax and His Pride.
Wade, II. AIN the Shadow Of
Great Peril.
Wallace, Lew-Ben Hur, cop.
Waller, NJ. E.-Out of the Sllences.
Wafoole, Hugh Fortitude.
Walpole, Hug
Ward. Mrs. H.-Elzabeth's Cam
paign.
Ward, Mrs. H-Eltham House.
Ward. Mrs. H.-'AIissing.'
Ward, Mrs. II Sir George Tressady
Warner, Anna--Susan Clegg Her
Friend ami Her Neighbora.
Warner, Anna-Susan Ciege; and fer
Love Affairs.
Warner, Anna-Susan Clegg and a
Man In the House.
Warner. c. D.-The Golden House.
Warwick, Anna-The Best People
Watson, J. R.-The Mystery OF the
Downs.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-08
Who Is Writing
To Milwaukee to
The mo Longer
Lonesome Maids?

Does 1t pay TO advertise?
You tell 'em, encyclopedia, you
got the information, an lOOl,it. Some
time ago three lonesome maidens i'm
Milwaukee, jndiied letter 10 the
editor of the ArdmOreite asking him
10 inform the bachelors at large in
this city and locality. that there
was a golden opportunity awaiting
three of them TO inaugurate de-
lightful correspondence provided they
could come up to certain specifica-
tiOns. Evidently the plea was fruit.
ful. as attested by the following
communication.
Milwaukee, Wis.
To the Editor OF The Ardmoreiie:-
Dear SIR
Please accept our heartfelt thanks
for your kindness ia printing in your
paper the plea OF three lonesome Mil
waulkee maids. Indeed, you done 80
well in stating our case that replies
were numerous, and we are happy
to know that we need not be lone
some any longer. There surely must
be in your city of ArdmOre. lot of
bachelor gentlemen, aud our one re-
gret is. that you do not belong TO
that class, for with your kind heart
YOU surely must make Il model nus.
band.
Thanking you again FOR your kind
ness. we remain.
No longer lonesome.
MARGE WOOD.
OLIVE HOWARD,
MARION MARSHALL
The editor Of The ArdmOreitc Is
racldng his brain trying 10 guess
who the three ArdmOreites are who
are sending mail 10 Milwaukee. also
what the prospects are for an inv.
taiiOn to an early wedding feast.
And some say il does not pay to
advertise.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-08
4 CANNOT
GET ALONG
WITHOUT IT"
, Mrs. NJ. P. Tilden and
Otkers Praise Swamp
Chill Tonic

Mrs. Tildsn, who lives in Littlc
Greek, La, says; "Swamp Tonic "a
the best medicine ever used, and l
cannot get along without it,
Mr.. John Plunkett, who lives in
Gore, Okla, says, 81 know Swamp
Tonic can be relied on to cure chills,
and would never be without bottle
an the house"
Elmer Park is also booster FOR this
famous old tonic that relieves 90 much
malaria, ague, cbills, etc. Mr.. Park
says. Every home should have Swamp
Chill Tonic In Il. II Is the one remedy
that ,ositively cures all forms Of ehills
and fever"
H.W. scoegins, Essa, La, accident.
ally ran across bottle Of Swamp Chill
Tonic and writes US that be likes II dne.
Other letters such as these come In TO
~ almost every day.
Swamp Chill Tonic Il 90 cents bot.
,,le. All dealers recommed 1t. Ds3
-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-08

ss. Texas. ss: Ohio. 81. Indiana. SO;
Illinois, W Michigan. w; Washington.
100.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-08

l0O
ESTIMATED NEEDS FOR THE
BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR THE
CITY OF ARDMORE. COUNTY OF
CARTER, STATE or OKLAHOMA,
COMPRISING SCHOOL DISTRICT
NO. 19.
Financial statement for the fiscal
year beginning July /, 1921, and end
ing June 80, 1922. and estimated in
come and needs for current expenses
for the fiscal year beginning July L..
1921, and ending June 30, 1922, as re-
qured by Section II, Chapter 226, III.
$. AIS, Laws Of 1917
For salaries Of superintendent
and teachers ----$155.O0 GOO 90
For office supplies, blank
books, printing, etc. 10000
For sundry other expenses 6,577.0O
For school supplies ------- 100000
For heat, light, power and
water --------------- 100000
For maintenance Of buildings
and grounds ---------- 3,5OO.OO
For library and school ap-
paratus ---------------- 1000 90
~ =. Ia lilVNie ,.Iu iiNtui es-- lo'oo0'0o
r0i 1ui oiit'se u site ana pay
siouluS ec,----- a--------------- 4'ooo'Oo OO
~ VI - uui' oi'eei -------- sUV'Oo V "
''' J"'i''''' -------------- l-'VoV'VV
"
-o''o'"VV
'oi interest anu slhNlls
i''i'u -------------------- Se'I'o'--'
Available FUNDS
o'ote "ppoi 'lonlnei,t $500 S'OoU'o0 W.
,c,'I. Uuity suPe. ..l.ei,uei,' - 1O'O00'oo OO00 Oo
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-08

Trenton. y. IA second attempt at
the present legislative session to have
the New Jersey senate ratify the fed
eral prohibition amendment, failed yes.
terday through the lack of one vote.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-14
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Nic five-room pebble dash house, dandy location, nice lawn, garage, chicken house and run, all modern conven- fences; will consider business lot as first payment. ORR & MILLER COMPANY, 34S East Washington St.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-14

SMALL house and lot near Indian Scnool road on Tenth S $759. clear. Will give as first payment on house dn1 lot closer in.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-14
FOR RENT-HousEs

FOR RENT-s40 per month ,un- furnished almost new brick P. D.; five rooms and bath; 1153 East Gull yer; two blocks from Brill car line. See Fred Knapp at Citizen State Bank. blk WE HAVE 20 nice houses and apartments. furnished and unfur- nished, for rent. Shedd, 104 North First ave-; phone 1886 or 5236 eve nings. blk UNFURNISHED brick. PA East Pierce. blk FOR RENT-Brick house, rooms and bath inside, two screen rooms. 1343 E. Polk Phone 3961. If FOR RENT-Five-r e-room modern brick house, 1928 E. Moreland. Phone S431. bk TWO houses, good to sub-let rooms; will lease both or separate. Modern. 21s E. Van Buren St. bl FOR RENT-Five room brick house. Call at POT South Second Ave.
 blk
Arizona republican., 1921-08-14

26 acres citrus fruit land, all in grain this year, $7,000; no improve ments; exchange for Arizona city or country.