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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-01
JUDGE HAHR u AMONG MEnERS
or T" CLAsS-HSToR1-
CAL AND RELIGIOUS
DEGAEEs TO-DAY.
DNoRRH WORK WILL CONTINUE UN-
I'd WEDNESDAY EVENING.
CLASSES ARE LARaD.

Mcdaniel Lodge o; Perfection No. l..
conferred the Iaet:a5'e Degrees. the
fourth 20 tho fourteenth degrees !ac,u-
rlve upon class OF "!GhiN-n:"e
Masons on tho opening day OF IL" Scot
t!sh Rite Fall Ee"U!or hcra yesterday
The reunion opened Yesterday incoming
In the John ". Morris : scottish R;:e
Cathedral. with a larE" Attendance ot
Scottish Rite Masons Hrese3t rom al
over :he Orient o. West Virginia. an"
particularly from the Valley q: Wheel
Ing 4 DISTINGUISHED rr"nn1sr % 'eS'er-
days class was United Stat"S r:$trtct
judge William Ely Baker, o. Eik!ns.
Beginning this morning ard Coaclud-
Ing Just before tho evening sn;"rm;S-
sion FOR dinner. CHARITY Chapter knights
Rose CrolI No /. W. confer n" HIS
torical and Religious degrees OF Scot
Dish Rite Freen;asoncr. Th"S" ""Err"S
are the tItteen:h 10 e:EGteeDth !D'.CStNH.
Tonight. beginning at $50 o"socn A.
bert Pike CoGnc:, knighs kadosa NJ.
will confer tho Nineteenth. the first or
the PhUosophic ard rai.at-.c degrees.
The work. OF A.oer, i!ks council which
includes the ,h!rt.r;h degree. VIII not
be completed until "Wednesday e:en!ng.
The program o: WORK FOR o-day and
thls evening follows:
Charity Chapter Knights
1ese croiI No. l.
OFtiGEES.
Edward l.. lager. 50 H"n...W - Master
walker Alien. a.. K.CC.H...........
....... N'':'.''I ~ LIhru
ssnj. C. Bryon. a.. Tc,,m ....
Tom r. FouN. 80. ....... ..... orator
frederick schaub So. .AImouer
Thos. $. Meek. Sc k.r''N... Secretary
A. T. Hupp. 81. ...... TREASURER
Geo. J. kossuth. 81. ........-....
............. Mas,e- Of Ce-"1,oT!-s
Earry ~. Meye-. So. ......... Export
Aug. H. Won Rayer. 50 '..............
..................A Assistant Expert
VIM. H Brunhaus 81 ..........
..............EH FIRST standard Bearer
Fred W. Cs,mar. 32'................
............Se Second Sta adard Bearer
II. c. Bond. 81. Guard % mo Temp"
o. z barnes. 32'......... Filter
RHETORICAL AND RELIGIOUS
DEGREES.
Tuesday. November LIST, lsa1.
TPrHnHTH DHaRAE.
EnIzhts Of the Hast
Son a. m Roh!ag $40 a m.
Edw. l.. Wager 80 Hon. Presiding.
SIXTEENTH DEGREE.
Prince Of Jerusalem
Inn a m. RoS!ng so n.
Chas f. Carrisan. 80 Hon. Tres dn;.
Interrn:sS!oa for l.Gnch
HXvINTHEHrH DBd2EB.
XniGhts Of the 1aSt and West
lis ?. m Rohir2 m :. m
W :. Erankston. az. Presiding.
EIoHTEETTR DEGREE.
Knights Rose CrotI.
a.op 7. m. E"A:ng - 80 =
ln,erm:ss.oE r"r r!aa"r.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17
From, The 7rsb.ne's rnropeon Bureau

rum '.c J'|p.ttc 3 European BuTsCu
Copyright, 1921. New York Tribune. Inc.
LONDON, Oct. 16.--With Parliament
rcasscmbling Tuesday and with the
government proposing to seek a grant
Of Gl2000,O00 in the hope of fostering
revival of foreign trade, thereby re-
ducing unemployment, the city has
been marking time during the last
week
This trade scheme is something alto
gether novel in British history, and
Parliamentary approval must be OBJ
tanned before the government can
launch on the program by which trad
ers to certain countries will have a
government guaranty Of from so to Is
per cent of the value of the goods ex-
ported. 1t is recognized that the plan
IS palliative rather than a cure for
business illness, which has Europe in
its grip.
This is only the first step in a more
elaborate program the government is
slowly and painfully arranging. There
are no rash prophecies Of a return Of
prosperity. Rather there is tendency
20 overemphasize the gravity of the
situation and predict even harder
times before any steady improvement
begins. SO conservative an economist
as George Paish sees little hope of a
quick improvement, while other au-
thorities express the fear the coming
winter and spring will prove the most
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17
France Turning
To Berlin for
Econo1f1icTIel,>
Beginning to Realize She
Can No Longer Depend on
European Allies for Pro-
lection Against Germany
Wicsbaden Farley a Step
New Basis for Payment Of
Preparations in Goods En-
pected TO Prove Helpful
spec.as cable 70 The Tribune

Copyright, 1921, New York Tribune Inc.
PARIS, Oct. 16.-France is begin
ming to realize that she can no longer
depend upon her European allies for
protection against Germany and that
only an entente with her late enemy
can provide a firm basis for Europe's
economic restoration. In this way
France is able to save large sums for
merlv loaned and invested in the Al
lied countries.
Since the armistice the Allied powers
have traversed three phases, beginning
with the Treaty Of Versailles, which cs-
tablished the amount of money Ger
many owed. The second was the con-
ference in London, which fixed the
amount Germany could pay at 1872 ,00O,-
100000 gold marks. The third was the
conference at Wiesbaden, which as
serted that the payment could be
made in any manner not prejudicial to
either nation. Thus it has become an
accepted fact that no single commodity
could be stabilized sufficiently to act
as q medium for the liquidation of the
unparalleled expenditures Of the war.
In the future reparations payments will
be made in gold, raw materials and
manufactures thus, rise in value Of
any Of these three commodities can
result in it's replacement by another
Of less value.
The Wiesbaden conference carries
out the terms Of the London agreement
but modifies the manner of payment to
the advantage of both countries in
volved. At the London conference it
was agreed that Germany should pay
2,OOO,OOO,OOo gold marks annually, in
addition to &c per cent tax on ex-
ports, the dividend basis for the whole
being 80 per cent for France, % pei
cent for England, 10 per cent for Italy
per cent for Belgium and the re-
mainder for the smaller Allies.
New Payment Basis
The Wiesbaden conference provided
that France was not to receive more
than 1000 100000 gold marks worth OF
goods during the next five years, and
even if Germany delivers more goods
than Frances share of the Preparations
percentage France may delay REIN
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17
From the Financial Listening Posts of Europe
Scheme to Reuiue British
Trade May Be Tried Soon
Government Proposes to Ask Parliament for
Large Sum to Guarantee Payment for Ex.
ports in Order to Relieve UNEMPLOYMENT

distressing period in generations in
Europe.
If conditions remain bad it will not
be because all responsible parties are
not taekling the gigantic problem.
FROM King George to the lowliest la
Dor leader the country is bending to
the task Of finding employment for the
army of men and women now bordering
on the edge Of privation.
Next to the matter of unemployment
business and financial circles have been
speculating with the greatest interest
on the Siesian decision of the League
of Nations Council. First rumors had
depressing value on the mark and
sympathetically the whole exchange
market began to fluctuate wildly. The
mark dropped preci pitatcly to a new
low record, and the Ira and French
franc began to show signs of unstcadi-
ness.
Just how much the depreciation is
due to speculation and the tremendous
imitation is difficult to say. There is a
large amount of speculation going on
here, but, on the other hand, the Ger
man paper currency has reached the
gigantic total of 86,400,0 ,000,0 900 marks.
Further reparations payments Of e15,-
100000 are due next month, and it is
possible that some of the present
weakness of the mark is due to the
purchases necessary to accumulate for
egn funds in anticipation Of the pay
ment,
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17

bursement until 1926. In other words.
France is to receive 1,5O0,000,00O gold
marks worth Of goods in 1922. al
though entitled to 20o,OOO,000 marks
worth less. She gains the advantage
of waiting until 1926 to reimburse for
the overdraft, plus 5 per cent interest,
which undoubtedly will be employed in
the cancellation Of an equal amount Of
German bonds she is holding, thereby
escaping actual payment Of money to
Germany.
Despite these advantages, French in
dustries are protesting, fearing food
ing of the market with cheap goods.
Of this there is no danger, however.
for the price fixed is to be that current
IN France, or 1856 times the pre-war
rate, thus acting as a check on those
anxious to initiate prices.
Moreover. these supplies are re-
stricted to the devastated regions capa-
bic OF absorbing 20,000 100000 gold
marks worth Of portable houses, live
stock and building materials The re-
construction work, therefore, should
proceed moro rapidly without the eco
nomic decentralization incident to pold
payments.
Slight Trade Revival
The records show that the WHOLESALE
price index has increased since July
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17

from a.S4 to 995 times the pre-war
rate, compared to the peak of 4.51 in
last November. In this way France is
following England and the United
States with show of slight trade re-
vival. Retail values are still dropping
Prices are below the cost Of production
in the automobile and clothing trades
and both products are selling for less,
on gold basis, than before the war
The cost Of living has decreased,
roughly. about IL per cent since de-
fation started year ago.
The market has been heavy all week
with activity at the minimum. The
only bright feature has been the steel
group. led by Schneider, with an ad-
vance from 240O to 2450 Mexican Eagle
dropped 10 points. Royal Dutch sagged
to 1890, while Steaua Rumania dropped
to 427. with other Rumanian oils sym
pathetically lower.
Coal shares turned lower, as pros
poets OF reducing miners wages are
still problemat Courrieres held
steady at BAT, but Lens dropped from
22S to 219.
Transport and rail shares held
steady.
The larger banks were slightly dis
turbed by exchange speculation during
the week, but recovered stability. Gov
ernment bonds were inactive
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17

$5,5OO,OOO
Shawsheen Mills
1o>Year 7q6 Gold Notes
Guaranteed a principal andim INTEREST," BY
American Wooden Company
By criten guarantee appearing Note
Date October Dr.. oeoh~ T.. en
Interest payable April H' s s' 1 2sss Boston a @ the s sas Brown H'"s"
Notcss ooeach
hc ratroon a1a
YoRKrRu
the American vsA c.. u...
incorporated plants for the m.naer.
Of
American nwooenco ~ 80 ~ ' " s' " ~ Nails with tina
goods United
States 1t has had
time
@ pay % owns m oPa over ~ Pan agggadhg more than 100000 feet floor
the
REPRESENT sqy r % sS o nS and @ % % ] ~ at current
Price 97A and accrued interest to Weld abouc 735qo
.fuus Warner stoksIs and Braze Boa@ @'
Brown Brothers 6 Go. HAYDEN, Stone s. Co
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17
Financial Items

Rodney ". Brown. for many years n tha
Boston office Of Spencer TrasS Il Co. has
become associated with Paine. Wco5cr 4
Co. IL their Boston office.
friAce & Whlteicy announced that :. II
De R;ider jr. formerly sales manager for
Redmond X CO. il now associated with
them in their bond department in charge
OF their sales or6anizatio.
Government Of Newfoundland nf,een-
year 6ia per cent gold bonds may nov 30
exchanged for dennitive bonds upon rur-
render Of tho temporary bonds OF tho gov.
ernment OF Newfoundland at tho office or
the Bank OF Montreal. "a Wal! Street
New-York tribune., 1921-10-17

The records show that the wholesale
pNce index has increased since Lnlx
The New York herald., 1921-08-31
BOARDERS WANTED.

CHILDREN boarded In schools; city OF
country; highest references. EMERY, 9s
Park row. Cortlandt 1894 Room Goa
CARE ~ refined child: every attention +.
summer IN country. Schuyler 155I.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 800 (cor. i0ith) Under
new management catering TO individual
tastes; house newly decorated. every room
with bath, phone; elevator: hotel service.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, near f2ith. = Light
room. with board couple: s32 weekly
home table. II u 37h Herald, Harlem.
WILL board one or two children years of
over; mothers care: Christian family !.
splendid home. Phone fremont 3aS2.
9TH ST., 3s Weat.-~pesirabe large rooms.
with board; table guests accommodated.
T2D. go West t--EnEish basement, with
bath; double room excellent table.
10TH, 80 west.--Attractve rooms, newly
decorated. electricity, parquet table sueAts
s0TH. 1913 West Single. double rooms and
suites; private baths excellent table.
n3D, 12S-t30 W.-Large rooms. excellent
cuisine and service parlor dining.
The New York herald., 1921-08-31
BoARDERs WANTED.
Borough of Brooklyn,

BENSONHURST-Ca accommodate couples
or gentlemen; comfortable rooms, excel
lent table. terms reasonable. 2225 s3th St
Rensonhurst 4662W.
COUPLE having own home at Manhattan
Beach viii accommodate one or two chill
dren over years of age: mothers care
given plenty OF wholesome food and health
full surroundings; school ns~s by. 20 West
End av.. Manhattan Beach.
The New York herald., 1921-08-31
FARM PROPERTY.
New York.

New York.
CHICKEN farm, bargain 80 acres; old
house and barn, need repairing beautiful
location, overlooks Pawlng and surrounding
country fine orchard and yard; suitable for
bungalow colony; 200 feet above sea level; /;
stream premises; so minutes out; less
than 500 an acre; 50 500 buys II all easy
terms. Call to-day and see it. MAHALEY.
127 West 133d st. Tel Morningside 6522.
New Jersey,
HIGH. TTEALTHFUL POULTRY FARM.
Mile from Lackawanna Station.
Near SUMMIT, N. J..
Improved s-room dwelling; laying house for
/ 800 birds, brooder house, colony houses.
large barns; 600 head young laying stock;
acres: abundant grapes, berries. fruit; es.
tablished trade; splendid opening.
EUGENE JOBS-H. l.. BECK CO,
Real Estate Brokers.
Lackawanna Station. Summit, ". J.
The New York herald., 1921-08-31
y. p7th 81
y. eolh sd.

~. Both st.
The approximate amount or the lien or
charge to ratisfy which the above described
properly is 20 be sold is SJ,s136fi14 with
interest. together with the expenses or ths
sale. The approximate amount of the taxas,
d assessments aud water rates or other lena
shich are 10 be allowed 70 'he purchaser
out or the purchase money or paid by ths
fereree. 4 SsSs.f5i.Gi and interest.
Dated New York. August 4 1921
JOHN 9. CLARK.
Rsferss.
The New York herald., 1921-08-31
CITY REAL ESTATE.
Borough OF Bronx-SaIe or nent.

LOTS. 81 900 each: all improvements, as
sessments paid; worth $500. FELI-MAN.
1476 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-08-31
BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

BUSINESS woman. together with IS month
baby. desires private home with Jewish
American family: also kind woman capable
giving baby mothers care and attention. NJ
1855 Herald. Brooklyn.
COUPLE and eight-year-old boy, desire two
rooms with board in strictly private fam
lily (Hebrew), with private BATH house or
apartment; West Side; $50 10 $40 per week:
highest references; communications absolute
ly confidential. " $50 Herald. Eulton st.
The New York herald., 1921-08-31
CNFURNIsHEp ROOMS TO LET

EXCEPTIONALLY equipped . rooms. parlor
floor: suitable for I or . physicians, chiro-
practors, dentists must be seen to he appre-
clated. 81 West o3d ST. Telephone River
aide s39o
The New York herald., 1921-08-31
New York state--sale or Rent.

EIGHT ROOM HOUSE. 100 ACRES.
newly furnished and just painted and doc
Grated throughout; beautifully situated In
lower Catsklls, IL miles from Peekskil !;
house overlookr entire valley. extra wide
porohcs for sleeping and dancing. GO acres
woodland. lies both sides OF road; springs
and brooks through land large lake 1 mile
garage space for cars leaving city. must
cell; 5000 cash, $1,000 mortgage. Call
OWNER to-day, Fitz Roy 365S.
fiATNEs FALLS. N. Y.--catskill Mountains;
attractive room bungalow wonderful
mountain vIcUs; ready Tor Immediate occu-
pancy. Phone Astoria $50. or write LIv-
FRMORE, Eivereresi, Astoria. l.. I.
MONEY MAKING. 100 ACRE FARM.
Crops. stock. farm implements; bargain
price 20 quick buyer: IL room Colonial house
Bush. ~, Y,
WORTHY FARMS EvERYWHERE;
BATsON FARM AGENCY, is9 5TH Av., NY.
Connccticut-ssls or Rcnt.
FOR RENT AT TOKENEKE.
a comfortable winter house, one mile from
express n. Il. station. three masters bed
rooms two masters baths, one servants
room and bath. living room, dining room,
buffers pantry and kitchen; open fireplace
enclosed porch. splendid furnace. Can be
seen at any time. u. M. CAMERON, Token
eke Inn. Rowayton. Conn
LADu NICHOLS.
gel. iiiT Greenwich Conn.
SACRIFICE acres waterfront property. &
room dwelling. 40xio0, shop $1,000 Nor
walk Conn. 40 Herald, 16th st.
The New York herald., 1921-08-31

AT MOUNTAIN STATION. South Orange
New Colonial room house. all improve
ments; $2l 800, on especially easy terms. Q.
8. THOMPSON, 257 4th ay.. New York. Tel.
Gramsrcy 3fG3.
The New York herald., 1921-08-31
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GENERAL MANAGERS-AGENTS.
The Wallace Adjustable Lamp is being sold
through agents for the first time; the best
advertised electric lamp in the country; or
ganize sales force and clean up with this
unique opportunity; house to house men and
profit TO divide with your men; lamp sells on
sight, eight beautiful finishes, eight feet of
silk cord; hangs, clamps, stands anywhere.
Write to-day. before territory is closed.
WALLACE SALES CO., 149 Broadway, New
York city.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CONBEC-
TIONERY AND BAKERY.
Established 60 years. doing good business:
. family house, store, auto trucks, fixtures.
Everything included except stock. so miles
New York city Full price S11,000. Box 3.
Broadway New York
WANTED-MANUFACT
PROPOSITION.
We have vacant factory and $500,000 for
Investment; cheap labor; population 10000;
$50 miles from New York; connection can be
made at once. r s92 Herald. Fulton st.
FACTORY OR SITE WANTED
In town within 200 miles New York. we have
exceptional proposition; your Chamber OF
Commerce will welcome same; give size,
location, particulars for Immediate action
r e36 Herald, Fulton st.
$4,000 and services secures third interest IN
building company: 40 houses under con-
struction. TRYoN. 100000 Rood. Wood
haven.
GROCERY business. big trade, price right
to quick buyer. A G.. SELKE, Newourghs
N. Y.
ESTABLISHED corporations having 500 CT
more stockholders who wish additional
finance address M o SIS Herald, Fulton 81.
The New York herald., 1921-08-31
BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.
Observation-Disclosures.

FONT wAsHINGToN Az. 10 department
30N ttG0th stl.--'fwo rooms. kitchanstte
and bath. IN new modern elevator Apartment
call between 1914; $3.50 (Cbristans).
The New York herald., 1921-08-31

NEW room. electric improvements lots,
S6,s00 terms. Write WOODRASP, Wash
ington av.. Little Ferry. N. J.
The New York herald., 1921-08-31

ACCOMMODATIONS. 4 rooms. improve
ments. garage; fruit; J acre wonderful
bargain. terms.
House, 10 rooms, improvements. garage.
stable; fruit: acre, great bargain. terms.
Chicken plant, houses for 5000 chickens:
brooder house; house, rooms, improve
ments; In fine condition; garage. stable;
ACREAGE fruit; terms bargain. MCDONALD,
Aleudaio. NJ y.
The New York herald., 1921-08-31

1rvington; rooms, paror all i'm
provements. M. HILTGEN. COL South 18th
st., Newark. N. J. Waverly 9709.
The New York herald., 1921-08-31

LEASE.-Ten room house. private adult fam
lily. good neighborhood: rent 81 200. cleo
tricity, steam heat; reference required rs
4th av, Newark, N. j. Phone Branch
Brook 41S1
The New York herald., 1921-08-31

McLERNoN BROS, REAL ESTATE.
rs w. Fordham road. Phone O230 Ford.
The New York herald., 1921-08-31
- UNFURNISHED

Above 5sth st.-sth Az. to North River.
The New York herald., 1921-08-31

BUSINESS property III Montclairs good IN.
come: will exchange for 2-family house IN
Newark; balance IN cash. BIDDLEMAN
oes Seymour av.; waveriy 562n.
The New York herald., 1921-08-31

FOR SALE-7 room and bath with double
garage newly finished; shingled. parquet
floors. hot water heat, best OF plumbing all
improvements plot 75x150. Asking $50. .0o0. 90
Fair offer will be considered 429 Walton
road, Maplewood, n. j. Owner z. SCHAAD
70 Halstead street, East Orange n. j. Tel
ephone Orange 35T0R, or John 0479.
The New York herald., 1921-08-31

GLEN RIDGE.-Houses to lease, modern,
from October /; ; rooms $3.50, 10 rooms
$3.50 monthly; garage; convenient location.
LOHSE, Q Clinton road.
The New York herald., 1921-08-31

LARGE connecting rooms, kitchen. parquet,
electricity furnished; refined neighborhood
also select home and club for nurses Is
about to be opened Lafayette 5312.
The New York herald., 1921-08-31

MORRIS AV., 203S and 20i2 corner Burn
side av.p. one block from Jerome av sub
way station-New apartments: large rboms
rooms and bath, $40; 4 rooms. $50 aud 500 I.
rooms, 800 and Sf05
PoRTER 90. iCs w. iG5th st.
The New York herald., 1921-08-31
Above 5oth st.--Sth Az. to North River.

w. t30TH ST near 9Th sye.-Hnndsome
brownstoue dwelling, II rooms. tiled bath.
room. toilets. price st3.aoo. very easy
poRTER 4 co. laa w. 1eaIII ST.
The New York herald., 1921-08-31

QUICK sale means more to me than price:
IL room house; plot 150x230; five blocks
from station; 81 Hobart av.. Summit. N. j.,
conceded to be of the best built in city;
will accept any reasonable offer or consider
trade for farm within ] " hours New York.
WTNSHIP. phones Summit 4a3 or Rector Q32O.
The New York herald., 1921-08-31
BEAUTIFUL HALF-AcRE PLOTS

on MOuUldlt ANc
Water, electricity, telephones, macadamiZe
streets. fire protection.
The New York herald., 1921-08-31
REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
Long Island-Salc or Rent.

CHAS. z. SAMIIS. Huntington. l.. I.
Opp. P. o. Tel. 435. Homes and AcreaE'
The New York herald., 1921-08-31

BROwNSTONE house lease. option buying;
great sacrifice; apartments, furnished un-
furnished housekeeping parauet. electricity:
h3l2
The New York herald., 1921-08-31
New Jcrsey-salc or Rent.

SACRIFICE . acres waterfront property,
room dwelling. 40xio0 shop $1,000 NJ
walk Conn Y 40 Herald, 16th a.
The New York herald., 1921-08-31

75TH ST. (s15 Park av.)-Most attractively
furnished large rooms, baths. immedi-
ate possession or from October J.. for l or
years lease. Agent on premises.
The New York herald., 1921-08-31

ROADHoUSE; must sell account sickness:
will take reasonable amount down. bal
ance on mortgage. Mrs. CARRIE WOODY.
POI Park av., Lyndhurst, N. J. Phone Ruth
erford 324.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-06
The Best Live Stock Farm i'm the. Best
Live Stock County I'm State

@ M i nnaeo ana y acres four miles from Bry Ark and railroad
nofhooo near Wnele they are drilling deep oil test about two hundred
clover tmoy bluegrass
m acres IN pasture and timber family orchard lots of berries fine
springs cellar
good repairs
chicken
full yard farm all
Will
clean
to see this wire before
and dtems
Mrs. II. t. Ross, BerryviIIe, Ark.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-06
IRVING PLACE
ON TOP OF THE HILL,

fonuy good offered
bath built in
tu lot; of
' '''''''"S u"
Mayo ldg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-06
BUSINESS PROPERTY

suitable for side corner
bungalow; $4,000 $3.50 '''
Fine bofoo lot South Boulder
North Gs9n near Archer ioos1o feet with
& nominal price Price $4,000 This property
It,.
Fine
or similar business. sold once '7
Fine apartment tc south district 5O LOT, live
room house 5000. '''' '
b. N. RILEY e. co.
'l1 Roo"'o" sds Cedar 1913
The New York herald., 1921-07-17

when they should be filed that to re-
fuse all such late entries would cause
great loss in entry fees as we'll as re-
duce the total entry very materially.
This rule was therefore changed to
make it as elastic as possible. for the
benefit OF the shows, as well as exhibi-
tors, but il was absolutely necessary TO
make lete entries or entries filed after
the advertised date Of the closing of
entries cost an additional fee, otherwise
practically all lcntries would, no doubt.
have been made just seven days before
the first day of the show. Any sem
sible person can readily understand that
neither the catalogue. nor the other
necessary records for a show could have
been prepared in time under such con-
ditiOns.
This rule, as at present written, also
does away with an old and bad prac-
tice, that of reserving entries by let
ter or telegram without giving the nee
essary data of entries or paying for
such entries when reserving them. Any
one importing dogs or buying dogs too
late to enter such dogs on or before
the regular date of closing of entries
has under the present rule additional