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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-16
IN THE OIL FIELDS
off,cs, S2Il ~. n. PECK Rssidsaes 2s4z

generation exactly that much less
oil, because oil does not repeat IL
self nor come again after once IL IN
taken from the ground,
And Mexico In going into water
every day. Oklahoma---the great
standby is falling behind mostly on
account of the oil producers, VINO
can see no prospect OF getting oil In
any other country. and Tcsar, Lou
isiana, and even Arkansas. have
either reached their maximum or are
being greatly overrated.
There is. certainly something the
matter when at Eldorado only yes.
,erday n forty-acrc piece changed
hands for q price OF $4,000 cash.
100000 In oil, n twenty. fourth roy
atty and well to be started In 80
days, and yet people are talking
obut ovcrsupply OF crude. IL ~
time to swat the pesslinist and put
II up 10 the people OF the world that
now In the time tg take on oil, to fIll
empty storage and TO provide "a sup
ply for the future as long az II laNs.
And vet, II is n condition that con =
fronts us and no theory TINS fact
is recognized when one taxes into
consideration that the wool growers
cotton men and farmers generally
industry 20 to smash because OF n
Temporary slack In consumption. That
N will not happen to the oil indus
try Ia amply demonstrated when II
In taken into consideration that sane
men are at the head of The Industry
and are for once receiving the CO
operation OF the powers that be- In
| Washington.
II In mighty refreshing To note
| that the movement to bring about an
| extension OF the onc-year period In
| which q well must be started In the
Osage. In bearing fruit. That the IN
| terror department has recognized tho
| fact that the industries OF the coun-
try have been at a standstill and that
| the demand for oil has necessarily
been curtailcd An ordet will short.
iy be issued granting more time. and
thus the oil producer who has acre.
age over In the Usage need not
worry.
The oil industry must be the one
great industry that can adjust itseli
to all circumstances. That u can b,
on the job where oil is needed, and
supply the demand at fair aud Twins
prices: that II can meet the manu-
facturer. who is ready to startA with
"a big supply OF lubricating OH ant
fuel oil, and this the marketers arr
doing Mt this very moment. IL is th'
one industry that must apply the lu
bricant to keep the wheels OF com
merce moving, and II will never fall
as II has never failed In the past. ant
has met every emergency.
The real trouble. therefore. witt
the oil Industry is that hen ar,
prone to exaggerate the dark side o
tho situation and fail to look for
ward TO the time when oil, whicl
In needed to supply the world. vii
bring a price commensurate with II
great usefulness.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-16
M, MARNrr QUOTATIONS.
What Aus the OIL Business

That something is radically wrong
with the oil business when the great
est minds In the country are predict
ing that tho supply OF rcfinablc oil
,- shurtlived and can only last thir-
teen years and nine months ut The
present rate OF exhaustion and con-
sumption, and nj the same time
there is being brought into the coun-
try from Mexico over 100000 bar
rels day. ms was the case during
November, which includes crude
and refined oils.
There In also something the mat
tor with the oil business when all the
statisticia o. fail to state that every
time that well IL drilled In the
state OF Okiahoma--tho most reli-
able oil-producing state In the world
that Il reduces the available sup
ply OF oil and leaves for the future
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-16

farm" shorthorns. In the near tu-
ture we will establish a herd OF res.
iMered Poland China hogs ana
Percheron horses. tRoger Kemp re-
Gently started shorthorn cattle on
his farm and a good many OF the
oil men are going into the pure breh
live stock Industry.
w. N. Carter. of the firm OF Car
ter Brothers e. Mason. In the city
for the week tend. he Ia expecting
to leave for Tampico early m the
week, There IN one thing certain
and that In, Mr.. Carter knows the
oil business and can tell likely look
ing acreage when he sees 1t.
q. T. Newell, whose father was
the famous landlord OF the very
famous Newell hotel in Pittsburgh,
is in the city for the weekend: MT.
Newell IL now associated with the
Indian Territory Illuminating OH
company.
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them are only drilled to a shaifow
depth In tho pay sand. The original
well. No. 1 X. Tiger, made an Initial
production OF 100 barrels per day.
the sccond well. No. ! Price. located
In the northwest corner OF the south
west OF ls-I6-I0, came In for 500 bar
rcls initial production. and the tnird
well, No. 1 Drummer, located In the
southwest corner OF the northwest
of is-1s-i0. came In making 500
barrels. The rich pay was topped
In all the wells at about 2.sl0 feet.
and none OF them have been drilled
more ,hap six feet In. Upon the
termination Of the present shut
down there will no doubt be a lot
OF development started In this new
pool, and n lot OF oil uncovered IN
this district.
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Shreveport Happenings

SHREVEPORT. La, jan 10
Arkansas was added during IN"
week 10 the combination OF on
fields In the Shreveport radius
which. in future, will be listed as the
Louisiana Arkansas East Texas
mineral district OF the midcon'ineh'
field
Arkansas entered the select circle
with three great wells. one a-giant
oil sushcr producing 10000 barrels
of fluid ot which at least 1000 har
rels In clear oil two 2o,oov,ovv
snrav,np az barrels of oil. were the
other outstanding Developments ~
the weeks operations A fourth
com plction In Arkansas proved
failure. a,I
Claiborne IArish also demanaee
,o,,ca With tho completion OF q
$500 barrcll deep sand we'll In Az
dition six other successful tests weI'
reported from the HomT distrlo
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-16
Preparations Completed Tor
Sho0fin0 RaistOn Witdc0e

Tho Colombine oil company
wildcat, located In b-23-o, h.a.
Ralston, which Is standing WIN
2,2OO feet of oil In the hoIe coI",
,ron, The skinner sand topped at
aois feet is reported ready to oe
shot. Tanks have been erected 10 10
cars for the oil as there is no pipe
line near the we'll. and tho showing
found In the skinner sand VIII ns DO
tested. II the shot does not mar
,ooa nal, the hole will be put ON
down To the Partiesville sand. when
ia about $50 feet below the skinner
in this district. AS this well IL SO
far from the pipe line, and as u
would be impossible 20 get any
company to nut pipe line up ,ner. q,
under the present circumstances, IL
/, doubtful whether tho completion
OF this we'll will mean any exten-
sive development for that country
for some time.
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Completes Good Producer
at Gushing

The Amcrada Petroleum corpora
tion's No. well. located IN ths
southeast corner OF the north nan
OF the southeast OF 3O-ls-o, wh'cn
has been flowing 80 barrels from an
uncomplctcd hole for the past WV
weeks. owing to the rig burning
down. has heen completed and Is
making 400 barrels OF oil and 5000
900 feet of gas. Sand was found
from 2,94s to 2,966 feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-16
Ter0iean Oil C0mpdnv
Gets Bio Gdsser

Tho Texolcan OIL company topped
the Tucker sand at 2.s02 feet In LIS
test located In the northeast corner
OF the south half OF northeast OF
s-i6-s, and the well Is making ~
00D,G feet OF gas. TINS rs ,ne
second gasscr completed py .ne
Texoiean on cominny In TINS VI
cinity. the first being located in Sz
17-s. and is In what looks like a
good oil country.
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Eur Snlc by Owner.

Everything necessary for drilling
a deep test well including complete
string OF casing, complete string OF
oil Well supply company heavy
drilling tools, standard derrick. etc.
Located at McGregor, Texas. Used
on one well only and all In first
class condition, VIII make attrac-
tive price for quick sale. Address
George y. Lamy, s22 Mayo Bldg
Tulsa, Okla. I'hone Usage %%S2. OF
J. A. Morehouse. Mc0regor. Texas
.-Advk
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Pool Northeast Of BristOir
MAKING Good ShOICinO

Tho new pool located three miles
northeast OF Brisow which was
opened by the wilcox OH q Gas CO.
when It drilled It's gasscr. located IN
the northeast corner Of the south
east OF 1860 on down into the oil
sand. now has three producing
wells. and Is making a total OF about
1900 barrels of oil per day from
the three wells, although all OF
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-16

Refinery man thoroughly expert
enccd In the manufacturing of light,
,ubricating oils and wax. also ac-
and executive departments
would ike to communicate with
company in need of services of cap
able man, who can get satisfactory
results, to assist or take complete
charge of refinery, Address s07-B,
care Tulsa Daily World.--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-16

4 fine drilling propositions VIII
give 5000 acres for "a test. Fine
geological structure. a sure shot for
heavy gas. and probably ell. Just
north OF Poteau gas field and west
of Fort Smith gas field in Scqu oyah
county. Write or wire for blue
print or report or see copy at office
of Kirk 4 Hoover. geologists. Tulsa,
Okla. James W, Breedlove, Salli-
saw, Okla .--Advt,
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ON lol kalC.

Producing royalty lot sale In
Jennings, Okla, will open next
Thursday, Jan. 20th. Don't misS
this exceptional investment opportu-
price. Turner Invest tmcnt Co. Hal
lett. Okla.--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-16

For Rent---Nice large now brick
one st ory store room, suitable for
Wholesale or retail businees or ga
rage: very centrally located: aA ex-
cepttonal opportunity. T'honc Okaxc
aaA or lla..--AdY.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Exccutivc---COmutr mutrOllcr-AuditOr
An 80, certified accountant with Is
years experience as office manager
and executive, accustomed to cope
with difficult problems. mergers. In
come tax, depletion charges. etc. At
present employed; salary &7200 rer
year. Address Box 904 II. care
World.---Adv.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-16

stories and basement and IL a great
credit to theicity.
Frank ". Taylor, who for the past
for,y-fivc years, has been identified
with the Oil City Derrick, has ac-
cepted a position as publicity man
Tor the Union OIL company Of Della
ware, and will move 70 California
where he will edit what will be
called the Union OIL News" a
monthly magazine. the initial num-
Der Of which will bl issued within
a few days. Mr.. Taylor In easily
the dean of the oil editors. At one
time he was associated with Michael
Murphy In the Houston properties
In Vcnango county, Pennsylvania.
In the early seventies he reported
the puts and calls" Of the Pc
troleum Exchange. for the OIL city
Derrick's oil statistician. Alfred
Smell, Mr.. Taylor became the head
Of that department. He has been
continuously In the oil business. with
the exception OF n few years in the
early nincties when he acted an sec
rotary for Representative Joseph
Slbley.
f. X. Brann. is back from a trip
to New York and points In Pennsyl-
vania. and IL strong for the future
OF the oil industry, believing that
the present defiat!on IL only tenn
porary. Mr.. Brann is vice president
| and local manager OF the NATIONAL
Exploration company.
Leo Kaufman, who has long been
an authority In the cattle industry.
has accomplished what every oil
man hopes some day to be able TO
do, and has taken on In addition TO
his oil business an interest in the
cattle business tina. will be not only
| profitable but "a recreation. Mr..
Kaufman says:
| bought a one-haif interest in n
herd OF registered shorthorn cattle
owned by VIM. =. Fears of Broken
Arrow. Mr.. Fears is one of the
pioneer shorthorn breeders OF the
state. Al the American Royal Live
Stock show In Kansas City In No
vember. | purchased several he'd of
Registered shorthorn cattle which
were on exhibit there. including q
lthree-ycar old he!fcr--"Lavinia' Z
TYPE" which stood third In hei
class. These cattle have been added
ltoithe Fears herd. which In the fu.
ture will he known as "Sowokla
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-16
Back to NeU York

IT, r, Sinclair, accompanied by G.
r.. Crawley, left for New York las,
night, after getting lot OF Irst
hand information In regard 70 con
ditions here and was much I'M
pressed with the fact that as thihgs
arc now, the oil game In getting 10
DO more difficult to play as tnc
years 10 by. lie was also srcatly
impressed with the WONDERFUL re-
ccption he received here. as all hls
old friends were mighty glad to see
him and wish him all the prosperity
and good luck in the world
Mr., Sinclair has been Tulsa
greatest oil man. He built up the
wonderful Sinclair syndicate. whi.i,
includes the pipe line connected
with the mid-continent field, with
tho center OF population, whiie otn-
err old time oil men with ample
means at their disposal held pack'
Not only that but he has built un a
world wide organization. which IN
c,udcs tank steamers. Transporting
crude to all parts OF the world, anu
has organized marketing agencies IN
the best parts OF Europe. iron,
now on, tho Sinclair Consolidateo
OH company should he tremendous
money maker. and tho time has now
arrived for the taking OF prouus
This fact is best known here In lui'
sa whUre everything pertaining 10 OIL
Ia In the very air we. brea'he'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-16

30 YOU NEED a private secretary
Have had ten years experience, can fur
an best ut references, position with OIL
producer or head ~ some department oi
pcctod Address g65-B. care worid,--Adst
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BEAVERS n HENDERSON.
Drilllng Contractors
Open for drilltDG contracts In Okla
home. Phone 27T Broken Arrow
Adv.
lOnk nsii for Hnlk.i,

lnOk Ost for Hnlt't.
district, the oil boom stage In all set.
Write for our bargain list OF real cs-
tste and oil properties. Turner In
vcstment Co, Haliett, Okia.-Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-16

For Sale--Casing and line pipe.
for Immediate shipment out OF stock
In any quantity. Line pipe from
In. to 8 In. inclusive. Casing from
A7.s IN. to 20 In, inclusive. Try us.
We sell for less. Phone Usage 4Tb0-
%5s8.H l.. ID. so. Fcenberg Pipe q
Supply Co. bi9 Il. First street,
Tulsa, Okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-16

We have two attractive drilling
propositions In McCurta:n county.
Oklahoma. where next big pool will
be- opened up. II interested com.
municate with Belworth OIL Co..
Haworth, Okia.---Advt,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-16

Blocks OF leases to drill Creek.
Okmulgee and Okfuskes counties
preferred. Give full written details
and description Of leases. Address
SVS-B. care Tulsa World. .--Advt.
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VIII I,rn1lC OH.

Right lots for god car. lots In
town with good future. surrounded
by gushcr we'll. TuNer Investm
Co.. Iiallett. Okla.---Advt
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Prediction on proven 100 acres
Bartlcsvilie. Sand depth 1900. Pipe
line taking all oil including future
drilling. owners will sell full In
terest direct, No brokers, Address
Box 9Oy-B care World.
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A real pumper wants Job; can han
die any OF them. First class refer
ences. Address BOX 903 Il. World
Adv,
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For your depletion and tax prob
lens. accounting and systcmattSing
call Carl l.. Rice, G.. y. A,bi7 Ken
nedy Bldg. Phone Cedar 29I--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-16

PRODUCTION WANTED - 100
barrels or more. with good acreage.
State complete particulars and price
In first letter Address Box S6 ".
Tulsa Daily Wofld.--Adv.
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In the CDsilgc.

The Finance Oil cor pany and G.
n. Peters No. well located IN tne
northwest OF 9-23l1 IL making 2oo
barrels per day from the Barties-
vile sand.
The Finance Oil company ana
Peters OIL company have ? l2b-par
rel well In their No. 20 located III
the southwest Of 1888.
The No. 1 well OF the Finance Oh
company and Peters oil company 10.
Gated in the southwest OF 27-17-N
is making rs barrels natural from
the first break In the Mississippi
lime.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-16

Chestnut & Smith have moved
into the new building on the corner
Of Seventh a. Cheyenne. which is
nearly all ready for occupancy. The
building In orfe OF the most modern
and up-to-date office buildings In
the city and IL fully equipped with
laboratories and mapping rooms
not to mention the baths and recre-
alton rooms. The building Is three
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-16
OIL AND GAS
tsssss - Supplies - PrsAsctisW. Kas.

New Casing for sale al below iis
price. Phone OsaEe 6<4<. y. Q
Box 283. Tulsa. Okh.~-Advt
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of Kansas.
Miss n. l.. Bonner. with fhe geo.
logical staff OF the Midwest Gulf 4
OF Co. left last night for Eldorado
Arkansas.
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Rex II. Winget, manager OF the
Tulsa office of Anderson IL Gustaf-
son. left Friday night for business
"trip to Chicago for a week or ten
days, IL. Jensen, OF the Tulsa Of
flee. returned Friday from IA busi-
ness trip over oklahoma and part
The New York herald., 1921-09-11
conuesticur.

ONE OF the best 4J acre poultry farms In
Fairfield county. Connecticut. Is miles from
New York city: equipped with all modern
poultry houses, with electric lights: 500 lay
ing hens. also 600 pullets. which VIII lay in
October two large barns. with Easements
two large b-ooder houses. rat proof grain
all newly painted and In perfect condition
attractive house, newly painted, with large
convcnences: steam heat electric lights.
running water 10 house. barns and poultry
houses: located on high ground with bcauti-
full view OF surrounding country attractive
grounds beautiful shrubbery and shade !:
asparagus bed and fruit OF every kind: large
young orchard owner VIII include all of his
poultry. two COWS, horse. all modern farm
Ing implements: house nll Furnished. &C..
purchaser has an immediate income the day
Of possession, amount Of eggs produced since
November So 1000: price $1,000 STANLEY
BOTsFORD. stepney Depot. Conn.
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sew aer.ey.

COMMUTERS FARMS--ABOuT $1,000
Many big bargains. Send for pictures and de-
tails. sLoCUM FARM AGENCY, i'll B'way.
FARM Of ) acres on main road, 3 miles from
Tied Bank, ". j.. good house. rooms
cellar, electric light good apple orchard .
convenient to school. store. post Office: So. 800
sn. balance mortgage. Address Farm,
box eofi, Atlantic highlands ~ J.
MUST Bs sOLD--i0s FERTILE ACRES.
Ton room brick house. cutbuildirgs. good
road. finest section ". j.. - miles out.
NsrirR price $1,000 make offer. y. s.
JANt.ON, Pennington. ~. !.
POULTRY Farm. electric lighted: capacity
100 items. room bungalow. main road
Asbury rart. Lakewood. Il. BIGELOW.
Beimnr. ~. y.
STOCK AND TRUCK FARMs-s5Oo0
Many big bargains. Send for pictures and de-
tails. sLOcUM FARM AGENCY, i4f Bway.
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Miscellaneous.

FARMS OR ACREAGE,
LARGE OR SMALL.
/. w. VALENTINE. 3T3 4TII Av.
FARM bargains. four surrounding States.
MAIIALEY. 127 W. 13Sd. Morningside 652o
$500 SECURES 30 ACRE FARM WITH
100000 FEET TIMBER, HORSE. CROPS
Steady job and pleasant home on good
road close live r. Z. town; excellent hunt
ing and fishing; machine worked fields esti-
mated 500 cords wood. 100000 feet timber
gale. all 5000: only $500 down. easy terms
Details page . new Illus. Catalogue 100
Bargains Just out. Copy FREE. STROUT
York City.
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FARM PROPERTY.
New Jersey.

SPLENDID FRUIT FARM. 075 peach trees.
all healthy: T2 apples. 80 pears. plums
cherries. raspberries, blackberries, currants.
dewberries room house. city gas. fine
acres rich % land; a Include Includes horse. a wagons
tools: y mile depot A splendid farm: price
$500, half cash Write for details. also
our illustrated Farm Catalogue. BRAY &
MAcGEoRGE. vINEI.AND. n. J.
WINDSOR STOCK FARM. Farmingdaie. n.
j., a beautiful country estate. 240 acres,
i6I cultivated, shaded lanes, woodland.
from n. Y; 9 railroads. station half mile,
near seashore; nonresident. poor health !;
cost over $4,000; sacrifice; brokers consid-
cred.
II ACRES, CLOSE NEW YORK MARKETS.
HORSES. HOGS. cow. CROPS.
100 poultry. vehicles. tools, &c. included /:
steady job, good income and security come
with this well located productive farm; close
hustling railroad town. convenient city:
housekeeping tillage, m-watered pas
tnre, fruit; good 2-story S-room house worth
s2,5O0. plaza. excellent view: substantial
barn. garage, poultry house. Closing affairs
quickly, only $3.50. part cash. easy terms.
Prosperity starts day you tako possession.
CHRISTINE, 90 Belvedere av., Washington.
N j.
- ACRES. NEAR NEW YORK. WITH
CROPS. HORSES, COWS. POULTRY. K
$500 from acre raspberries; 800 strawberry
plants; short walk railroad edge town,
electric cars: 4S acres fertile tillage: wire
fenced PASTURE wood timber; $50 peach,
~ apple trees. pears, plums cherries.
grapes; good room house. piazza 60 IT.
barn, blacksmith shop. poultry house. stable.
&c owner called away. sacrifices $s.000
paTl cash terms. Catalog free. WALTER
y. DURHAM. Morristown. n. j.
200 FARM BARGAINS within Is miles OF
New York appear In our reliable NEW
SATALOG, which also contains map OF
North Jersey: send for copy: also a nice
variety OF committing homes with acreage;
please mention what you want and where.
ANDREWS FARM AGENCY. Box 4, 2oC
West +2d st.
500-ACRE FARM NEAR NEW YORK,
WITH FINE HOUSE, FURNISHED.
comfort. security here amidst prosperous
farmers. neighboring farm valued $50, 900
on improved road only minutes walk vii
iage; advantages splendid markets; 35
acres fertile loan tillage, wire-fenced pas
turc, wood. timber variety fruit. berries ;
brick-lined house rooms. fireplace, piazza :
good barn. second barn. poultry house. &c
owner. called away. sacrifices $5.500 part
cash; terms: opportunity is knocking don't
wait. catalogue free. G.. Il. SAAfAfIS &
SONS. Freehold. n. J.
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HOUSES WANTED. .UNFURNIsHEn

PRIVATE family would rent house in New
York. 1880 Herald. Harlem.
WANTED to rent, unfurnished house. I or 2
years; modern improvements: masters
and meids' rooms, or baths and garage
In desirable residential locality on Long Isl
and or Westchester, not over % miles from
city. Reply giving full particulars and rent
desired. Address HOME, box as. Long ISL
and City.
wANTED-Unfurnished private house in coll
ored section OF Brooklyn. THOMPSON, 2257
7th av.
The New York herald., 1921-09-11

New Mexico.

FARMEFS-For brass tack facts ahor. The
best all round progressive irrigated dis
trict GU. s. project. write to-day. FARM
BUREAU. Las Cruces N NJ