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Evening journal., 1921-07-07
fine WOMAN FOR
selling HOOTCH
One Man Who Bought
Jamaica Ginger From
Her Was Drowned
ORDERED TO PAY
$500 AND COSTS
on . charge of sellIng IntoxIcatIne

on charge OF selling intoxicating
liquor. Ethel BrInckner. who has a
cigar store In King street. between
Front and Second streets. was fined
5000 and costs by Deputy judge
Lynn in Municipal Court this morn
ing.
Walter Mason testified that he and
Samuel V. Austin. who was drowned
about two weeks ago after he is said
TO have become intoxicated on Ja-
maica ginger. had procured six bot
ties Of the ginger from the Brinck-
ner woman and had mixed % with
water ard a sort OF wine in hor pres
ence In the store. lie said that the
woman did not question them as TO
the purpose for which they wanted
it..
Mason said that once however.
he did tell tha woman that he was
not feeling well. He said that he
and Austin got the Jamaica ginger
from the woman. he paid for the six
1ottles and that he kept three bot
lies and gave Austin tho other three
10 was the next day that the body
pf Austin was found in the Brandy
wine Greek and several empty Ja-
maica ginger bottles found on him
Evening journal., 1921-07-07

tives could dig their way up through
the soft ground and out into day
light where they could wrlggic
around deightedly in the dewy
grass
OF course. Mr. and Mrs. Robin
may have wanted Eddie and his
friends to be happy but when they
strutted around calling "Chcer-up.
Chcer-up. Cheer-upi" I don't think
they were calling 20 Eddie but about
Eddie. They were thinking Of Their
own tummies and how nice Eddie
would help 10 nm 'em. poor things
l mean. not poor tummies. but poor
Eddie and his friends'
And Fred Frog was glad. so ne
could come up out OF his mud deer
down under the creek. and Martg
NJ nix and Mark Muskrat were glad
because Fred could come. They
We're glad for the same reason that
Robin was glad about Eddie Earth
worm.
And Chirk Chipmunk was glad be
cause he could frisk out OF his pile
OF stones. and Wasp Weasel. living
near the same pile OF stones. was
glad that Chirk could come out. He'd
been watching his chance to get
Chirk for some time.
Colby Coon was glad. because
now that the see was gone. he could
get az Mr. club Fish and Mr.
sinner ana Mss Minnow so much
more easily.
Munich Mouse was glod that ne
could come ont and Oscar Owl was
glad that Munich could come.
Everybody was glad about some
thing.
CTo BE ContinuedD.
Copyright 1921 by Newspaper
Enterprise.).
Evening journal., 1921-07-07
Will DISCUSS
FARM PROBLEMS
County Bureau Will Con-
slider What is the Matter
With Agriculture"
WILL REPORT TO
WASHINGTON
Special to The Evening Journal.


NEWARK. July THE New
Castle County Farm Bureau is 60
ing to help answer the question.
what is the matter with aericul-
ture ?' Next Saturday. at 13O
o'clock, standard time. an omen hear
ing will be held in the Federal
Building. Sixth and King streets
Wilmington, at which representative
farmers will discuss causes of the
present agricultural situation. Frank
f. Nearsley president of the New
Castle County Farm Bureau has an
pointed the following to make re-
ports; Wheat market. Lee Hoffecker
of Bear. and II. c.. Miliken Of Por-
ter; corn market. j. r. Shallcross.
Middletown, and II. l.. Dlworth.
Centerville. dairy situation. p. L.
Pleasanton. Odessa William Mundy.
Hockessin and j. ID. Reynolds OF
Middletown.
The meeting has been prompted
10y the hearing which begins June II
AZ Washington. of the Joint Commis-
sion Of Agricultural Inquiry appoint
ed by Congress to investigate the
cause Of the present agricultural sit
uasion. The Commission will re-
port TO Congress how agriculture can
be put on "A stable and spermanent
basis. a stenographic report Of
the county hearing will be communi-
Gated TO this Joint Commission.
The following is the outline which
the Commission has instructed the
Farm Bureau TO follow:
I. The causes of the present con-
dition of agriculture.
2. The cause Of the difference be-
tween the prices Of agricultural pro-
ducts paid to the producer and the
ultimate cost TO tho consumer.
3. The comparative condition Of
industries other than agriculture.
4. The relation Of prices Of COM
modities other than agricultural pro-
ducts TO such products.
s. Tho banking and financial re-
sources and credits Of tho country
especially as cffecting agricultural
credits
6. The marketing and transporta-
tion facilities Of the country.
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lS2s9lg ESTATE i.
. v ~ ....:..:::::::::...... M ..::::.. I:
.lI579llaSlEGl rs.

The following transfers Of city
property have been recorded.
jefferson St. southeast corner OF
Eighth St; Dora A. Barrett from
Allen II. AlnscOw $500.
Nottingham Road. 72O. Theodore
c.. Webster and wife, from f. I. du-
Pont de Nemours d Co. $1,000.
Nineteenth ST. south OF Monroe
St; J. Roy Bradley from Josephine
W. Lowrey and husband. $500
Bayard Ave. north OF Seventh
St; Benjamin De Ascanis and wife.
from Bernard De Saints and wife.
$500.
Grant Ave. 1117; Rebecca J. and
VIM. J. Burchenal from Herbert
winkel and wife. $500.
West ST.. north Of Thirteenth ST.;
Elsie b. Moore from Richard r.
Banks and wife. $1,000.
Poplar street. S53. Percy Cohen
from John p. Almond and wife.
$4,000.
Maryland Ave, 1927; Frank Kieras
and wife from Weksander Dublin
ski and wife. s250O.
Porter ST.. north Of Maple St.
Aleksander Budj.sewski from John
Cudink and wife $3.50.
Connell St.. north Of Front ST.;
Joseph Hess from Chas. Rogers and
wife. $500.
Ruth St. south Of Second St:
Martin Y. Burke from Mary A.
,Prochnow, $500.
Nottingham Road, east OF Elev-
enth ST.; =. l. dupont de Nemours
& Co, from Rachel Broad. S6.46S.09.
Franklin ST.. north of Chestnut
St; George +. Brown from Thos. f..
1 |Spallane. $500.
Eighteenth ST.. 241s West: John
r. krause from Jos. L. +. Cheet-
ham, $1,000.
Evening journal., 1921-07-07
BLIND MUSICIANS
PARDON DELAYED
Ireciai To The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal
DOVED. Del. July Application
for a pardon made by William T..
Graham. thA blind musician. was
dismissed by the Board Of Pardons
this afternoon because it was not in
the form prescribed by law. II is
likely a properly drawn application
will be presented later and consider
ed by the board.
Graham is serving a torn in the
New Castle County Workhouse on
charge OF assault He was indicted
foi murder but pleaded guilty to as
sault and was sentenced to pay a fine
OF $500 ana serve a years imprison-
ment He has ssrved eight months
ard his term expires next month. ale
lowing for time Off for good conduct.
Graham is married and has five
children.
Evening journal., 1921-07-07
WILD WOMAN IN TREE
BATTLES y. J. POSSE

ATLANTIC CITY n. j.. July r.
sheriff Malcolm b. Woodruff and a
posse yesterday captured real
wild woman" perched high up In a
tree near Mays Landing She was
identified as Mrs. Mary Ifrar. a
former resident Of Ninoland. twenty
miles from this city hut more re-
Gently living In New York.
Tho woman chartered and gihher-
cd when the posse found her and
at first refused 20 come down out of
the tree. one of tho men went
up after her. and after a hght. sue
ceedcd in lowering her to the
ground She Is about forty years
old and hopelossly demented. ac-
cording TO Dr. George Cunningham
Of Hammonton. Her clothing was
torn 10 shreds and she had been bit.
ten severely by insects.
Evening journal., 1921-07-07
AUTo DRIvER Is rREEp.

When it developed that the scene
OF the alleged violations OF the law
was outside the city limits. nore
prosequi was entered in the case Of
Adam Grubb. charged with not keep
ing 20 the right of the street while
driving an automobile. The Of
fense was said TO have taken place
in Market street between Thirty
seventh and Thirty-eighth streets.
Evening journal., 1921-07-07
PENNA. TO COME AFTER mn.

The case Of John Brainard. want
ed in Philadelphia on a larceny
charge. has been continued until
Saturday. the Pennsylvania author
titles having been delayed in procur-
ing requisition papers
Brainard has been detained here
for over two weeks and Superlnten-
dent Black notified the Philadel-
phla authorities that unless they got
busy soon the prisoner would be re-
leased. He has been promised the
papers this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1921-07-07
HANDY NOTIFIED
OF APPOINTMENT

Godfrey r. Handy was officially
notified today by Resident Judge
Herbert L. Rice of his appointment
by the State judges as probation Of
hcer Of non-support cases. Mr.
Handy. whose selection was made
by the Ndiciary on Tuesday. sue
cceds Halleck S. Ray. recently drop
ped by the judges.
It is not required that Mr.. Handy
be sworn into Office.
Evening journal., 1921-07-07
ESCAPES TRAIN WRECK

Mr.. and Mrs. George ID. Broomeii.
1908 Porter street. left a few days ago
10 spend "A month with friends and
relatives in the West. Most Of the
stay will be with J. Swisher. Of Col
lison, TN. -. Broomell has reach
led the time of retirement from rail-
road service being employed as a
conductor on the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad. In "A letter sent
20 D. l.. Gable. of this city. mention
was made Of the train he was travel
|ng on being wrecked al Danville.
H. but he escaped injury.
Evening journal., 1921-07-07
HAPPY FOLKS.

With Jack Frost out Of the way
you'd be surprised how happy every
one was. Ben Bunny. because
Farmer Smiths sass-patch garden
was growing so finely; Scramble
Squirrel and Samantha, his wife.
because the buds on the trees were
growing sweet and juicy and green
and there promised 20 be a fine crop
of acorns and nuts; Mrs Redbreast
and Robin. her husband because
now Eddie Earthworm and his reia-
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''Y" WORKERS. GET VACATION

Miss Edna Saeman. clerk in the
Physical Department Of the Y. NJ C..
A. will leave on Saturday for Gin
cinnati. her home. whore she will
spend a months vacation.
Ernest II. Hale of the Boys Work
Department. of the y NJ. G.. A.. will
leave this evening for FAN River.
Mass. where he will spend an ex-
tended vacation. During his stay
in Massachusetts, Mr.. Hale will Wis
il several towns Of the state.
Evening journal., 1921-07-07

Like flowers spring from the soil.
opportunity springs from reading and
using the Want Ads.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1921-07-07
SQUIRE GLUCKMAN
ON WAY HOME.

Magistrate. Gluckman. who re-
Gently went to Chicago TO see his sis
ter who was very no. is expected
home this afternoon. Arriving in
Chicago Mr.. Gluckman had his Sis
ter removed to Bull. Minnesota. for
treatment Her condition is reported
Improved.
Evening journal., 1921-07-07
IRREGULARITIES ACCEPT

CHESTER. Pa. July TT n o
Bricklavers' Union has agreed 20 ap-
prove the new wage scale of 81 an
hour. The men We're holding out
Tor the old rate of S125 and all
building operations requiring brick
work have been held up.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-31

Our Used Pianos Have
Been Creating a Ire
mendous Interest

SIS sends "A plano TO your home; IS
to $40 month pays for H. These
pianos have not had their cases re-
finished but they are in the very fin
est condition musically
Just hear this, wing Il sons try It's
action. You will hardly believe IL II
only si35; or hear the big fun tone
OF the II. =. Nelson In the mahogany
atS2I5, the story Clark In the wal
nut case IL q very fine tone ana ac-
tion that will surprise you at only
S245, II you want a slightly used
piano, by all means see the beautiful
mahogany j. q &. Fischer at S4lO.
1t IL as good as new, $25 sends It
homo, SO "a month pays. Also II you
want "A Grand plano, see the little
Brambach. smallest Grand on the
market, only 1895. $50 down, $50 n
month pays.
All these aud many others, fine val
uos, something now always with
economy for the public. We do
not pay commissions and we are
one price. Call or write today.
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PERSONAL PROPERTY

NIIp~, PLANTS, fBHGuII 90
DlNONDALE PLANT FhRM yellow pcr-
mudA onion plants. 1l.5G 1000 postpaid
0.0op 10 not paid J. M. hOCleudon.
Garlic springA Tevss
WENkiN0 hPPtREI 81
HIGHEST rRl'E9paid fot ncus second.
haud clothing, ,<bhOcs and hats. Phone
Usage o0hs
HIGHEST prices paid tor second hand
clothing shoes. hats, etc. Phone Osass
btt5.
hflHGLLN COHsETs made 10 measure.
Mrs. p. w Lucas. OsHge st9i.
HIGHEST PRICES paid for second hand
clothing, shoes aud hats, Phone 1its.
HONEST PRICES Paid Tor mons second
hand clothing, shoes Gnd hats. Phone
Usage 905s.
HIGHEST PRICES paid for second hand
clothing. Hhoes, hats. etc. Usage t72D.
MiscELLANEous rOR SALE 90
FOR SAI.E. Largo reed baby carriage.
good condition. SIS. ans n. Trenton.
SILVER GfsAY oak fixtures for sale. Np-
rly Irag,r's Paris Fashion, atj = MAIN.
Will sELf,-Over 500 worth OF high
class toilet articles Tor ta5 snap. Mrs
Matte wilson Brown. 1909 y. lndepcn-
dsurr 81.
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PERSONAL PROPERTY

"'N' W iNNiN' NiNiN
PHlMAbONNA graphuph0nc just nte new
mas uurly been used few months cost
fl&l. WIN take 500. $50 cash. balance
weekly osare bets.
FOR sAtE-Alt Sizes refriHeratutn, gas
stoves, dfesHeft one steam table, coal
fnd wood stoves. Cash or terWH.
Gamble Furniture Shop. Usage 1905.
1911 ". Foutth.
LARGE furniture hospital ,arriop a com
plcto limo ~ upholstered supplies. Usage
aoot. H Cincinnati
SIX ROOMS good furniture located ou
East TuIrd street Price $3.50, f.1Q
cash, balance TO- suit rent ft5 per month.
stalcky with bert Mason. cedar to.
CABLE PIANO Tor sale, dark oak case,
good condition. very fine tone. viii com
pare with any RfOD plano, fUr quick sale,
fl2j. Phone psare ts99. 22'ia ~. Main.
PIANOS FOR REN1.
Usage stb1
ron SALB-iet We eel, YOU my Gull
brausen player pisnn or Edison phono-
graph. VIII Bivc bargain. Box l02 Ath-
ems. Texas
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PERSONAL PROPERTY
uo, stmoLn Uoops

UET MORE Tor your second hama furni.
turc. Eell Blue Front Tufnitufs Co.
Usage 2l90.
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EMPLOYMENT.


SITUATIONS wANrtD--IEHALE t1
CASHIER AND UENEHAb uFFi'E
posltions needed BY gifiz with experience.
v. W. e. a Employment oaagc ss2A
FIRST ClAss iaundfess Wishes work by
The DAY. Call Oaarc 1908
REFthED middio.Agod lady io dY house.
keeping sud assist With baby QUO NJ.
Noscdalr uaHFr shfl.
FAMILY laundry Nore aohc. WorN guar.
autecd. We raii end drI'sI. sni o..
Quincy cedar tik
tuR practical nutso ,au unar' an''.i
stENOGHAPUtR EEpotouted. accurate.
desires porWancut puHiuout law wnrh
Irsferrod. f2l-b, care Wnrid.
wANrEp cleuo.l position or pp'st r'o.
frtred triHr 3if
NOt Ng LADY d,arca pus.iIon aa ruN
opcutor, four ycsu' experience. can
ueare tqi-
FRAtTf,AI NURSE. rsp,r"uocd In pll
csnes r.r aIu ~ Nufl. pHagc 900
WANTED Position as practical narsc.
good cook and h"uHrt"'p"r best o. t'i-
efepc,r, confinement cases 0ni). Phone
cedar aa
WANTIu..By middlr.arDt widow, posi-.
tiuu 90 voftIng hous,kesprr for widuwrr
with small rhIid. or couple employed
Please EIty WIl partirultrH in tirHt Jet
trr bus 'H' 'tf' NnfHI
iNrErtrN'Ep eurnad', wants aor.
iRs1 CLASS vasu.nr aud ironlnF done
at homo. uHtGs ass
YOGNG viaow wants 100 scoop Mouse Tor
Vtduwcr or couple employed. 'all pspRc
80 of call VI house. we Madison.
OIFItL postIou. experienced iu ,Istcial
WORK. Address 1ss.D. 'afr Wotid.
WANIEnaA plh,r tu wufk fur room pud
board iu small family BY utultnt
can cedar toia.
WANTED. pusition nA companion ta old.
rfIy person OF Tpteruosa tur children.
1irst reference. Address aGG.D, caro-
Muflt.
ron LAUNDRY. cooking or maid call
cedar l11
lNFEUIENttD HtcnuHrHuurr wants per.
mHnrut popItiun. fhuno Usage ilNI.
REFINED Intelligent middle tEst Widow
Wishes .pUai'ion Hs huunckerp'r tsuEo
t0tg
BOOK KEEPER with knowledge ~ fteu
uEraphy wants position ht once, sis
.rats' experience, Call Usage hJe2.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-31

Wa HUY second hand fufnitufs from
single articles ~ complete outfit.
Tennely a pirue Furniture CO.. 10 W.
ftat 81. phone OHaBe 1908,
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ron SALE OR RINT-Pumps hand and
p6wor for water and oil, n. \, Court
ney, Il5 y. Main ST.
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FOR RENT Ninc-room house. located
$40 3. Trenton, good proposition for
boarding or ropming house. Price fFO
per month. Phone Usage 57o3 or 1858
and ask for Allen.
THREE rooms for rent 1909 y. Easton
ST., s2s per month. Ossge ioss
FEDERAL. 2589- Nice five-foom house
ON paving. good vol, garage, jitney
near. $50. Oatgr 1852.
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FOR RENT Desk room. with phone. good
location. Phone Usage 4s0i
EXCEPTIONALLY nice suite OF Offices.
l"0o square feet prominent location. all
ConvonlcnCes, reasonable. immediate pos
session. also other offices Apply Room
207 5O3 $. Boulder.
FOR NENT--Four desirable office rooms.
Ninth floor Mayo BIDS, Osage 1900.
TWO NEW office rooms for rent On
Castle Bldg maze W. Third. Usage
lliS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-31

ron TRApE-ren acres located on Albert
rIlLa hIRhway. for a dupIcx. OanEc GsIs.
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Usage 2lg6.
Ws uUy second hand fufrituf. ffon,
single Artislsa 10 complete outfit
TenneUy a plrtIe Furniture CO. 10 w
F,fst * pho,a Oe,ee 5t0s.
............- ...,..........-. .------
uphoIs,erius
Painting ara enameIiug repairing and ,s.
f'"''h'nHy 'r,'l,o, 1"n ns,,iaiin.s5.on' ca
.... '.'
IvN HEgi N"g,in .giag,. room ana
,,u'," ~ r.. 80. ~ ,I'I m'h'h
i"fh''lr' i'i h'l' ''HE" b'4'
fpb tENT, FwgFh"d apartment viii
All '''' '' ''"'''''''. Wv W. fH'"'
"'I
'vMIbf ~ nome tHfhHh'fFt cash ur
osey paym'nis icldman fuuiture 60.
~ .. ,'n. ''.'t, ','''
..l ,l"N ah .l,, ~ MA,.l li,NH hN'uAh1E
pfl,.s' ,e-h M terms H'. ~. Main.
,,', ,,..-.-
ivt "a ~ l'yu''h.Il Ey"aH nv" rooms
''"s""'p,. "bsihl ''fiuat all IL.
t.in'' OF ~ W'''' '7ogo 5I-h Usage
SOU
I'N rNln tsuuiNio antique wthnEsuY
'','r''i.'. ,.t' ",d' perfect condition,
"st,s,n. Vi't.,IsT ~ di1,,,..' ,oo ,@'ii ~,
49, '.''''"' '''"' N"'''"H WV y.
.......
''9t 'gI,,, '''""''' ''"' '""''U'h' s'-o
,.......-...
u, ui,' !" N.,.I. ,ns' nov bArEaini
s. gu.t,t ''''
r,,, sam. .tt,, ,..,,,,., ......, ,.....,...-
| ,,,.l.t.ry ~ ,,,i, 49,, ih.n,lNl' n,N'. 7.
tuitra. onr of whlrh f. birisrye manl"'
unk living and dining room suites In GOOD
condition. three good RUGS bedding. dishes,
silver. cooking utrnsilH ana Eas heaters
Faa rauE" foe boz. ,Ie,trIc washer and
vacuum cleaner. - W. TweIftu. Drsgr
5I2t
HuIAHt White sewing machine aud
vacuum cleaner. DsuFo btgg.
| ron RENr N,d.,p tsf,..,,.,,r t,,,i,,
! ana f1,rtt,r' f,, ssi H.
| bntb rrtr,rgs ana ro,,b,-. ,l,.. IL, ,sI
brt,,.p ana r. T. r tio ID ovy,s., W.
'' '''. ''' '' "''"''..
iyN hNhH seven rooms nice tnrnitute
| lI'n ,oWn'r! r"uth sue close ~, luns
USsr. ssS7 al soy.n,iy 1s'y terms
-. -,
! W hp'Ma ui'o i"ihitul" tor sale ~
baisaln' must s.lI At once, owner go
mnv bo"2 in H. Ss, 90 '''''u8'' "'''
,y,,,s,s, O.,
WHEELING. =, ll'-flyc. piece IVORY
bedroom suite. S.piecc mahoRsny living
t2nm suite sofa leather uphols'sring
nvtIts 'ass ,.,, "in,t "n,t 'can walnut p'hlhB room
- ''.
fOlt ~ iNe'd,Swer dtoph'a singer
u'"' ''"'' 20. 20 ". = "''u
'OMtLbIE tHfnnhlngs iot ] rooms WIZ
uSnnin9 daago sso6 iS"n si, ,,ir toiity IsI
80, '''''
'Vtto Vhe sss oV0kIhg stny"' price
Wv, Hplehdld baker, Sls l.anrlhg.
ron BALE Furniture for four-rOom
house Phone OHagc aii2-I
jyoiiy reed b,b, Cur, .,,,. No..
prnne nsagS otoq - 'N Nv "'"' vs.
,,,,,,,,,, = ~
QUEEN Ann walnut tp-inch buffet tIh;
! Wm' hhl Mary Ja"ohcan sewer, ublOnE
thblo ana t"ui thairs flIb' IVORY tN-lnch
! dI,Sart bow loot bed heavy coil springs
aud 10 pound cotton felt mattress. $50.
| liuy new Tor less than saconi hand, Usage
| '"'' ' "'"'Nu'D ".' 'Vo ~ p'ylhpl"'
| 'a.INIn Wl,hrr davenport $50 rockers
TO match l25 each, mshogsny and cane
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-31
i6.500 MonrNN nuN0ALOW

Good new five rooms und bath, ohh I"W.
front rooms, mantcl buIlt-in features ~
kitchen, decorations two bedroom
Monthly payments on balance, ~
Jenkins & son. bss Mayo Blds 's'e'
1906,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-31

MOVE lN-Smsll cash payment M,
dall, $4,000. three very attractive ~
four room bungalows; bathroom, PAM 70
eoncd back porch. Balance Ike T'N"
Cedar gG
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-31

WE HAVE several houses ot three 10 II, y
rooms than can be bought Tor NaNV "a
$500 cash and easy monthly payments gn
balance. Call US. Grace Investment '"'
Cedar 295S.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-31

OIL LEAsE-.Fify acres Nowan county
10 trade for good Ford or light car
fsDaF 4
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FORTY ACRES Chautauqua county. Kan
SOS. trade for good car. l.. O. box s52i
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-31

EIGHT ROOMS and sleeping porch, mod
eru ln every respect. close IN on car line
only responsible parties considered; pos
seaaInn Aprl W.. tall Osage 2tsh.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-31

FOR TRADE Five acres located on Al
bert Pike Highway for diamonds. Phone
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-31
nII LNNns An IrN,r. a

Aitlea. Price must be right. WIN buy
upon barrel basis. call room bl6 Mayo
hldE. Usage 1909.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-31

late model car TO trade for house or
good modern lot. Phone Usage 1900
FOR TRApE-Weil improved fertile
farm OF i09 acres In south middle Ten
neasee. VIII consider good eastern okla
homa land. real estate or paying bust
noes. what have you 10 offef7 Hugo
t.etx. Tulsa, Route 4
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-31

GOOD five -passenger 1920 model car. 10
trade On vacant lot. will give or take
difference $500. worth first mortgage notes
TO trade Tor caf or first payment on 2,
or f.ro1w house $500 equity in lot TO
trade Tor 2, 5 or l-room house. j. ".
Soc. Real Estate, Investment broker.
OuHrs ACsg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-31
ron sAtn OK ExcHANds

TO THABE-SIg-Ioom duplex lu Park
Hll excellent business location and can
be- mad" into good income property. VIII
take car OF lot as part Of first payment.
price 10000. can Usage 2St3
10 TRADE-Four.toUm bungalow, mod.
cru. close ia. garage will take light
car or lot as part Of FIRST payment Price
$3.50 can paigc 2s78.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-31

FOR SALE Or trade. 1875 shares refinery
stock value tt25. WIN Holt mr. trade
Tor cheap Ford or pressing machine, or
anything Of value. MIR Henry at Bass
Bros cleaners. 3is y. Fourth ~.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-31

near e0-ls.lO and lG-At o.. barrels
net production, Okmulgoo county. Money
tsuts Address Att-u, care Wurld.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-31

lhk SAisE-Some very valuable oil ana
GAS leaAos IN creek and MuakogCc couu-
tes. ais tho Zee 20 100 acres WuEuurr
county roo acres IN cultivation; this h
near twepty million gaeter, aud a well is
now being drilled on this property; Zoe
90 100 acres in Okmulgec county. with one
OIL well on property alsn l20-acre farm
has Is acres IN cultivation and can be
exchanged for good income city property.
NJ. TMine, soah y, Archer 81, Tulsa,
ag-s.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-31

"a ROOM apartment on North Main.
clearing 1855 above expenses. good
lease, viii soil or trade equity FOR resi-.
douce property. residence ruomlng house
ON .mhlI nlrnagn. NMnlr. uAnRn 400.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-31

HAVE PARrY with good Second mort
gage notes. will trade FOR Tulsa prop.
erty. Arcade Investment Co, Usage 3Tta
FOR SALE OR TRADE-One two-ton
white truck. now run 1000 miles Box
nEA nrmmrlrht. DlLlA-