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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-09
LEGAL

Ana uron such faiiur, ~ tnr person from
whom such delinquent lustalment or m
Haliturnts are due 10 nav tho same bo.
fore the expiration or sbd uta tuI daya'
time from and after tho Gate aud time
~ the mailing ut notice tr hIm or 10
them M hHfrIutbuVu specified and re-
and t'. sputhIc cua'4 Of collection. which
may have orrp incurred tr tue holder
ordinance regulated. specified pud dc.
fined, the holder ~ tine tas hUI. either
In his own name or THE name ~ the
city ~ rulss. han bu,u thr right tu
commence suit iu ANY court OF rr.uprI 'ut
iurlsdtrilop tu furrcIugu tN, lion aYyufIur
spid tnN bul cor uv bIIa against tne
property Affected Hnd foo i',pNrt Iu1H
Wsut tut tho entire rfiu,IUaI amount or
tll tNv iustaImruis p,rrurd Interest tsr.
Nnurhio ptiufu"N'a f,nH fn n. f..3 U1
the court in which HuIu -uIt ta com.
mrrrrl and costs uf fI. action and fY
the ani" ut the prnus,b tt t,Uvt tho
ssuo ut upou tcfiu't tn ihr payment OF
n,a, be- ,crtf,h tu tna Count, rrussuf' 'r
NJ rpIsa county. utIahoms. "a tno hold
"r ~ thc tnN nf.l so requests iu WrltiuE,
dpd b" enforced and collected pa aro
other delinquent taxes lu tho CITY -
ruiHU. Oklahoma provided. however.
that the uvucr nf said property. his hcIrs.
sutccssura or assigns. shaft have tho priv .
ucge ot disrhatEing thr Nhuio amount
siaiImont thereof upon Inc payment tu
the proper officer ~ tho CIty W amy time
before maturity of the unpaid principal
with accrued Interest and nt any time
after tho holder ~ said tax BIN has mott
fleet the Coiumias,curt Of Finance and
Ucvcuue ct hia Intention tu mature ns
stallmc0ts as above provided, and oithor
before or after suit is commenced fnr the
collection " the amount due upon any
tak bills. the owner uf such tax blI ur
tax hilis shall have the right 90 demand
and receive from the pcraon from whom
tho delinquent luHtaIitnrnt or inutnltusufs
are due u tcaaonabtr attorneys fee 4od
costs ~ collection where tho abms aro
incurred, witch said rcaaunnhic nttor.
nry'a 10" Rnd costs Of collection shalt, In
no event. exceed tho following amounts
and schedule ~ porcoutoEcsi
For renHpupbln cost ur collection. not
20 exceed the avm or 81 30 In any ,afr
tor reasonable attorney y Zoe. whr'F m.
currcd an amount not ~ exceed twen.,.
five t2al ucr cent ~ the amount OF the
delinquent inatulimeut ur tustaltments
aud accrued Interest thereon. which in
NO case shall exceed the sum Of t2O 90
pud In no case bo less than the sum ~
t2.bo.
Provided that nothing herein contained
shall be construed 80 uprratc a. =, lin
itNtion upon the power ~ any court ~
competent Jurisdiction wherein suit 4.
brought 10 foroclosc the lion securing
raid tax bill or tax bills. 80 fix and do
tortuIus a teaHonRhla attorneys foe Il be
taxed In tho Hctlon In favor OF tho holder
of tho tax bill.
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-09
READY TO WRITE
NEW TARIFF BILL
Chairman Fordney to Call
in All Members of Com
mittee to Aid Him

wAsTIINGTON. Feb. S.--The ro-
-..,,,ir,n majority of the hou", ways
pJ ,,eafs committee has practical
=. % completed its program for the
na.-i,,rr Of the new tariff bill and
,,,,ot've plans just formulated pro-
,tdo for the beginning OF actual
cork or the proposed measure. Feb
chairman Fordney. II is nnder-
..,,d will break away from pre-
'.Jsut I'm the drafting Of the next
',.ifs bv calling I'm all the republi-
"a, members OF the committee TO
,srnripato in writing the bill. IL
bss becn the practice In the prepa-
.,tio, Of previous tariff bills to ac-
,ompiish large part Of the work
In subcommittees.
Minority members Of the commit
zoo three of whom will not be mem
hers oG the next congress. VIII be
.r,i-eiy on the outside in the draft
a. NJ this bill, as has been the Gus
.,7, In past years when tariff lcgis-
i,,iou was under consideration.
'rhry will be invited in, 1t was stated.
orly after the measure IS ready TO
ne printed and when Il final vote
is desired.
chairman Fordncy gave no iudi-
,auon today with respect to the date
an which the bill viii be ready Tor
fn,l committee action. lie has do
Jared. however. that Il would he
introduced early in the extra scs-
sor. which President ELECT Harding
will call.
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LEGAL.

submitted by the slh Hupluect and dus
adopted hy said Board. dl thereafter uu'
attuctiou OF said Improvements n a..
eotiencc with tho Heid plans and spcDl
WHEREAS. contract for the con
structiou % said improvements was iu'y
awarded To- rlbbcis a Pleasant. Inc. who
executed the bonds required b, law,
ultted and filod hla written Htatotuent.
containing tho names or tho persons.
firms. corporations and estates owning
Hbutung property. tho property benefited
and other property liable TO assessment
Tor paid Improvement ON portion ut
Woodward Ucule,ard ln vah Improve
ment phlriot the number Vt front foot
owned BY. each. and designating the
prou"fty owned by each %, uluok ur lot
uuWhcs nr otherwise. 90 ~ :" IDENTIFY
'hu same. and also containing Nu at.
mate ~ the total cost " such Improve.
mrutH. the portion and amount ~ such
cost 'o oc ossrsHed against th" ahutung
other property liable 10 aasessuvut and
the total amount 90 boz sppurtiouud tu.
levied aud ssHrHsed against such prnp.
ctty. and the owners thcrppf accord.
ug 90 tho bcnefiis tc.ulilur from such
iuUru, cmeuts, and gutd Unatd has duly
examined, revised. corrected Nud uu.
duly determined BY resolution to assess
the cost or such Improvement and ~
revtcd notices thereof Go be- given 20
Tho owners ~ such prorerty b, put'ca
I
has required due notice 10 he served
upon the uwrctH ~ such property hF
registered letter addressed to such qwncr
and deposited IN the Post office ~ tho
city ~ Tulsa. Oklahoma. and said naatd
dld iu said resolution and notice Fet a
date ON when n would hear an mstfcrn
affecting such property. nr tho benefit
thereto OF any claim or liability, or
objections 10 tho making NJ such I'm
rfnvcmrniH. or irregularities IN any ~
the proceedings In reference tn the MAX.
~ 4UtN iuIfUNpUupfN other
objections therefor and Ia pursuance ~
Heid action, publication and uoticc. such
session was duly convened and held hv
tLiH Hoard AZ 'he timo dcslFnatci IN
said notice. and
WHEREAS. ~ such sesslon this hoard
did hear and consider eil complaints and
pruvcmcutb and tho apportionmont ~
tho cost thereof. ana did thereafter
review Tryisr and correct sRid written
statement and dld approve and confirm
said statement as 80 revised ana cor
| tected snd
WHEREAS An legal requirements
have tcer fully complicd with 20 author
Ire tho lcNyiug ~ said assessments
erty benefited and other property liable
TO assessment and the owners thereof In
said District
NOW THEnEFoRE. NE IT on
DAMNED NY THE HOARD OF cont
MIsstONERs or THE CiTY OF TULSA,
OKLAHOMA
SECTION o. That there shall he and
hereby II apportioned TO, charged. levied
and assessed against the several lots and
tracts OF land liable TO assessment and
tho owners thereof IN STnEET IM
HPOVEMENT DiSTRtST NUMBER 2h6
with the improvements thereon and ap'
purtenanres thrtcuntu belonging, as a
special tax 20 pay TtHnETS \ PLEAS
ANT. INC. tor the construction Of street
improvements as provided BY contract
with tho city of TULSA. Oklahoma. the
amounts respectively AZ follows. to.wit.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-09
SHERIFF FORGOT
TO HANG NEGRO
With Execution Date Gone
Question of Disposition
Becomes Intricate

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. S--With
apparently no precedent 90 guide
him, Attorney General \. Y. COCO is
tonight trying To- determine the legal
status Of Lonnio Eaton, negro of
Monroe. La, the date Of whose exc
cution on February 4 for the murder
Of white man was completely for
gotten by sheriff =. \. Grant OF
OuHchita parish,
The forgetfulness OF the sheriff,
who became SO engrossed In other
matters that he entirely overlooked
the scheduled hanging OF the negro
until after the date had passed, has
raised one OF the most interesting z
legal questions ever met with in this
state, according TO legal authorities,
whose opinions in regard 10 the ne
gro's status are badly divided.
The attorney general frankly ad-
nuts that ne does not know what the
ncFro's status whether he is al
ready legally dead In the eyes OF the
law and should go free by reason OF
having his life once placed In
jeopardy with the setting OF the date
of his execution by the governor, or
whether the man must yet be- exc
cutcd in eNpiatlOn for his crime. lie
states. however, that he viii thor
Oughly examine all cases IN the rec
ords which may have bearing on
the matter before rendering "A dcCi-
sion.
The peculiar situation came TO
light today on the receipt OF let
ter by Governor John NJ. Parker
from Sheriff Grant, In which the
sheriff stated that on account of n
rush of work. both civil and Grim
inal he unintentionally overlooked
the fact that the governor, as re-
puired by law, had fixed the date of
hc negro's execution for February
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LEGAL.

Published ln the Tulsa DAILY w,r'd
February I, and 8, 1921 and 'e-
published February a. q and TO- 1871
The World Publishing COMPANY Pub
llsHer,l
OHDINANCE 30. ?l22
An ORDlSANCE TO ArPOR'riON,
LEVY ASD ASSESS the COST or
IMPROVING a PORTION or WOOD
WARD BOULEVARD ISCLTDED
wlTHIS STREET IMPROVEMENT
DISTRICT NrMBER 2bE, AGAINST
THE AHrTTfSG PROPERTY. THE
T. Il ~ ERTY BENEFITED ~ y
OTHER PROPERTY LIABLE TO As
SESSMEST ASD THE ~ " ~ ERs
THEREOF IN SAID STREET IM-
PRDNEMENT DISTRICT AND DE.
CLARING ~ EMERGENCY,
WHEREAS In pursuance Yt the pro-
yisluns OF tho charter of the 'ty a.,
Tulsa. Oklahoma, the Board Of Comuls.
slouers Of said Clty did by resolution.
declare 10 necessary 20 pave and other
wise improve "a portion of woodward
boulevard included iu STREET M
PEONENENT DISTRICT NUMBER 25l
Of said CITY, and ssid Board dId sDt forth
in said Resolution the nature and extent
~ the improvements m b, made ON saii
portion ~ Woodward H1uleyart and ihe
with which said improvement
were to BE- constructed, and that ssil
improvements were 20 be made according
10 the plans and spec ificsfioHy iu be- sub
tpittod by the Clly Engineer which ual q
plans and spccifcations were Thereafter
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Rail Labor Board Rests.

CHICAGO, Feb. S.-The rniIrood
labor board, hearing the contro-
vcrsy between the railroads and
their employees over national agree
ments laid down under federal con
troll, recc ssed today until Thursday.
At that time II is expected represcn-
tatives Of the employees will appear
with a reply To the request for i'm
mediate abrogation OF the agree
mcnts made last week by w w.
Attcrbury. chairman of the labor
committee of the American Assocla.
tion of Railway Executives.
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me he had stll $l5.5OO u county
bonds which really did not belong
10 Sm and that he had no claim
on"
Qucsuon-Did he give YOU any
information rs TO why he was hold 3
ing the bonds"
81 do not think So
Question: What did hc say
He declined for some time to
tell anything. but later gave mo 20
understand indirectly that he was
holding SIS. 800 as guarantee thai
the county treasurer would propcrly
apply the s9l 900 he did pay him.
That was about the best could &c;
out OF him"
Another section reads
Qucstion---'lIow much Of the s53..
4343 30 have you been able to ac-
count for?'
- have found claims and state
mcnts or lists Of claims aggrcgating
about f2l0UO- or $4,000 with the
$4,000 for bridge work and that
amount plus the cash ON hand
makes about s3S. 600"
Then there would be difference
Of S3N.ooO and $jS,43i not account
ed for?"
Can't Find Accounting"
The county clerk said, 'it had an
been accounted for and had been
made by Bean and flied in his Of.
nee. but he was not able tu find IL ."
Further testimony by Miller. writ
ten into the committee record IS:
II am Inclined TO tnuk there Was
2 crooked deal between Tramp and
Bean-former treasurer of Seminole
county-tor at the Same time there
was "a sale Of bonds To- the town oC
kicicr which were sold to the
county ut par and accrued Interest.
These bonds ought tD have been
purchased for about 80 cents. Now
! don't know. but nave an idea
from what Mr. Parkinson told me
that there was profit accruing
TO Bean IN some way, and | don't
believe that Trapp will deny it. |
can't prove that he gave Bean dny.
thing for buying those Kicfcr bonds,
but Bean took them up out of the
county sinking fund ana paid par
and accrued interest on them, when
they were not worth that much"
The remainder of Miller's testi.
mony was along the same line.
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RAID ROADH0USE,
BOOZE IS SEIZED

located at the rear " the housc.
Here. according to the officers. were
two rooms downstairs, but connected
by means of wide arch. ON the
upper floor was one large room. In
one Of the lower rooms, was located
a small bar. Miniature m size as
compared to- the bars once prumi-
ncut. It nevertheless was a faithful
miniature Several empty whisky
glasses, which the officers said wcrr
rtilt scented. graccd the carved ma
hogany," when the officers entered
Lle place. only u small quantity Of
whisky, about half pint, was found
at the bar. The other lower room
contained several serving tables ana
n small stage.
Two Roulette Wheels.
Upstairs, according to the officers,
was found one complete roulette
wheel, set un and ready for action.
4 faro table, two crap tables, several
poker tables and several other card
tables we're In the room, according
to the officers stored In convent
cnt corner was \ dismantlcd roulette
wheel which the officers said was
much larger than the one that had
been set up.
The entire gambling paraphcr-
MALTA was turned over 10 the county
officials. sheriff w. NJ. Mccullough
took charge OF the wheel part OF
the roulette apparatus and dis
mantled the remainder. Federal ana
city officers said that he then told
Mcmillan to bring the other articles
to the county courthouse
The ten gallons of 'wetncss' was
found by Charley Anderson, plain
clothosman and H. %. Brown, Of the
William j. Burns detective agency.
The two officers were Drodding the
ground with long stick when they
made their discovery.
Among the officers who composed
the raiding party were Henry Lowry
and W. n. Ellis. United States mar
shals; George IIaine and w. w..
Wilkerson, police captain, Charley
Anderson and Ike Wilkcrson. police
detectives. II. -. Brown, Burns de-
teCtiVc and Sheriff Mccullough.
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This has been the most important
day in the educational history OF ok
lahoma.' declared Alva J, Niles.
president of the chamber Of COM
merce, in delivering the address Of
welcome on behalf of that organi-
zation to the audience at the banquet
of the Ad club in the private dining
room Of Hotel Tulsa Tuesda ynight.
II was virtually the same crowd that
had participated In the charter day
ceremonies AZ the University OF
Tulsa earlier in the day, and for
which the weekly Ad club meeting
had been postponed from noon until
evening.
you can't have too many good
churches or too many good schools
In This or any other state" Niles
asserted. He dwelt upon the Inn
portance OF the University OF Tulsa
to this city and TO oklahoma, and,
after telling OF the important par:
played In its early history by Miss
Alice Robertson, congressman, from
Muskogee, who rs known as the
mother of Kendall, turned to her and
said: "As was remarked upon one
occasion By an indian statesman,
your name and your achievements
will he included I'm the history of
oklahoma as long as the grass grows
and the water runs
Tghc Of MuskOgcc Responds.
The response was made by n. q,
Tighe, head OF the Musk ogee school
system who compimented Tulsa
upon lts support of the university
and upon it's ambition 20 foster insti-
tutions Of learning,
"ff | was the mother Of Kendall
college, | must be the ,mother-in-la
- .
Robertson explained. "tSua'ly
mother-in laws are not in grca' de
mand," she added smilinVly, hut !
hope and believe this viii not mold
true In this case A mother loves
her daughter not a bit less after sho
changes her name,
DR.. l. y. McCash Of Phillips Uni
versty at Enid declared that the
future Of the University % Tulsa
should bc governed by corporation
rather than competition, l}y follow
ing this course ne said. 1t viii be a
tremendous factor In producing mn
and women vino will take their
places In the hNE citizenship Of the
state and nation I'm the years TO
come II Is imperative that edu-
Gators produce men and women who
viii stand for the highest ideals OF
life he said
rhe Importance Of good schools
was shown hv Dr. Strattou -.
Brooks president ~ the University
OF Oklahoma at Norman when he
explained that seven out Of every 10
advertise OF farms for sale
contained the words near good
school and church" The University
Of Tulsa will some day cause the
ndme Of Tulsa 10 be mentioned with
more respect and reverence than Il Is
now mentioned In connection with
the oil industry he predicted. while
ne deplorcd the fact that there are
- students in Kansas colleges as
compared with 10 In Oklahoma col
leges. he expressed his belief that
this condition will not continue long.
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AUTOMOBILES

ron SALE Franklin i-passenssr, eood
condition. Phone ossse 1852 or osase
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

We WISH 10 THANK our friend. a.,
the klndn"Hs they showed durip, tbe
Illness ana death Of our wife ana mother
=. J. bln"m ana daughter YYonne
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

to~t MD fOt Nd.
LOST Female pointer pitddos liver and
collar T y Flack. 3o9 s Boston. liberal
lrcwsrd to party finding aaue. Noufy
g. F."ck, 500 uosion ossgo s'1a.
Lusi. Ladies black folder purse. bal.
cony ut Majosuc rh"ster. valuable -
FIn from s'n. reward usagc ie7'
Lost E.,wn female huston terrier
trim med I'm white, ears ana tail clipped.
named Wootslo, reward for Information
AiREDALE Duu straight hair. lost
around Cntooas or Dawson. licensc tsx
2NS. reward for Information leading to
recovery VIM. whitney 1nlso. OaaEe
Lusr rhi ncta Kappa Key Nyu 10. cali
o""E" 1890. Reward.
loHt ON sweet orr kcyrinE. Key No
IN. hey No. lsS door hey ana screw.
drNr. Phone psage Gi6o.J. Reward.
IusI. small notebook In Kennedy nldE,
.r botvcru Fourth and Fifth on Bos.
TON rtud'r pions" call Usage "t.
rot NJ a good place To have watch aud
ieyTgn' ryoe,r work done Peoples
HIItANLb OR srOLEN. Beagle hound
white with brown and black spots
tusNrrs TO nam" lst Reward. osase
LOST ,u,u envelope containing steriing
h,ndH t.ud-r pleas" phone oHHrc 1855.
sritNhEp OR STOLEN One large Pet-
sian tgrr oolorrd male cat Reward.
paGEo ianH.
cherry ted bicycle, 30. Gtas1t reward.
can Usage b0s1.
LOST .iadys hendbeg on y, cheyenne or
ArChct Monday morning reward Cal
Cedar LOG. ,Hti tor lJpuy,
rtRrL, PERSONAL =
\ UEWARp M l26 viii be- gwen for tn,
addrras at hisH Dorothy walker, who
loft camp Nelson, Nevada, the spring oi
1911 aud is supposed 10 have come i'
Tulsa or near there, william T.. N"ed,
caldwell Idaho.
Will partiot who saw truck hit boz un
wheel a. THIRD and BOSTON Monda,
morning please call Mrs. Gordon vsagr
"A home for the care aud profession
Of younr yromsni r,,er rsssonablsi essis;
:.s,sa :sesa ,r 81, M.,r n S'S%.S Ss.Ssm. .'s,s: s:
/ PARAMOUNT Maternity ho,pital Tor con.
inonent. private, prices reasonable
may work f9r board. babies adopted,
Twenty.Acyenth 81, Kansas city Mo.
sPECI,i NOTICES y
/ PILE sufferers see ~. A. kuinger t.9S
| " Fourth.
ANNOUNCEMENT
| The Peoples Trading company wish TO
/ announce that they viii he open Tor huAi-
! ness IN their new store at gii South Main
! Et with full line Of diamonds, watches
! iewclry and art goods. Yours Tor patrO.
mage.
PEOPLES TRADING COMPANY,
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE ~
ron sAi,s-B Buick roadster Can bo seen
st &20 ". second.
FORD SEDAN
Almost new, Reasonable. Call to-day.
10 W. Eighth.
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Open During Show Hours
Packard
Used Car Market

1900 s. Boston o. 7s4z
YOU'LL HAVE 10 HuRRf'-is mode
touring car; good tires, good fuhhlne
nv wife alInnny: cheap for cash MI
sAllee, Litsn Hotel, ------.---
FOR SALE CHEAP--Hudson sedan good
condition, new vsrnish, coIa u!es WIN
snare. also heater, largo HpotliBht ssftty
lock, automstic greaslns system ana other
extras. Call Usage ettb. .------------
1890 MODEL Auburn peauty sisi wire
wheels. five good cord tires, bumper
shoek abaorLors This car l0okA ana runs
IKE new $500 cash. balance small
monthly payments. Usage 4ls or s.Lg-
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r,nrLY PERSONAL

\ UEWARp M l26 viii be gwen for tn,
Hddrras ut hiHH Dorothy walker, who
loft camp Nelson, Nevada, the spring ui
1911, aud is supposed to have come g.
Tulsa or near there, william T.. Reed
caldwell. Idaho.
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DAY OF CEREMONY
INTRODUCES T. U.

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
the rest of iu history she left TO
~
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AiREDALE DOG straight hair. lost
around Chtooas or Dawson license tss
eos. reward Tor Information leading to
recovery VIM. whitney Trlsa. OaaEe
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-09

.G-t7-1S-19-2O Marmona renewed and guaranteed to
bc ia first class condition,
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LOST Female pointer pirddng liver aud
white colot, 10 months old name on
collar r. y Flack 30g *. Boston. liberal
lrcwsrd to party finding aaWc. notify I.
T. FHrk, 500 UoHtou. OssRe 2i12
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-31
FLORIDA


a LIFE INCOME PLUS FLORIDA
Earn $4,000 to $4,000 yearly; I've your own
raising fruit vegetables and poultry; L
years demonBtration assures positive proc,
we have Satisfied and convinced nearly 25GG
people; learn about the great possibilities
and live in the most hcslthful climate y We
world; do II all on easy pay1ncnls:. Mrive
JACKSONVILLE HEIGHTS IMPROVE
MENT co, Jacksonyllle, Tla.-
INVESTIGATE this ofrcr--Bcuutltul modern
i"-room house in Delaud, Florida. home
OF Stotson Cnivcrsity; tropical fruit anu
shrubbery: bargain: Sls, 900; terms agents
y per cent. For particulars address
] CNnERI.Y. nelmnL. EIa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-31
REAL ESTATE WANTED

| LOOKING FOR GROUND to improve with
small dwellings or garage, In good. con-
venient section, will pay cash; give loca-
tion, sza. price desired. Address y 2l6.
Ledger Office,