davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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preted as representing loans to those
so-callsd league institutions.
'.There has been absolutely 30 proof
Of any embezzlement or mjsappropria.
ton Of funds Of the Bank Of North
Dakota.
'"There has been proof that the for
mer manager attempted to u.s. the in.
iuence Of the bank for his personal
gain, and 1t 10 the opinion Of this CON-
mittee that however 1t came about, 1t
IL q good thing that his resignation
was turned in and accepted and that
he 10 NO longer the manager Of the
bank.
Referring again to the Scandinavian
American bank in it's conclusion, the
committee points out that J. w. Brin-
ton 10 nov under arrest for perjur-
Ing himself In the testimony before
the house committee" The reference
was to BrInton's charge that william
Lemke was guilty Of "embezxlement"
in the Observation-Disclosures bank
case. He had charged Lemke, N. W.
Thatcher, president Of the Equitable
Audit company, and o. e. Lofthus,
state bank examiner, had accepted his
check for a Sisal Trust note Of $1,000
on q bank In which he had No funds,
The check wal paid; and In direct
contradiction 70 Brinton's testimony
the report made to the supreme court
In n place listed the paper az doubt
full and In another notation explained
Brlnton had left q check there in pay
ment,
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Collateral 6: . 4 IS J El | Record cor ! Of
State. BankU Undesirable

One paragraph In the report e6ec-
lively sqnelchegal the yelled charges
ana infereneesl dsysisptiaihg ii 1.-THE housaas.
.con.lIp,itttss n it.sSsprsesas dgeplats. +
shows the condition. 81 the Bank Of
North Dakota - ! nutshell.
4rHlToEAL DolI4ATERAL u,
|THR RANK Or NORTH DAKOTA.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-03-16
Not A Cent of League
Paper in Bank

An interesting revealment about the
Scandinavian-American bank Is men
toned in the report Political oppo-
nents Of the Nonpartisan League have
made the charge up and down the
state that 1t was = league" bank and
the Bank Of North Dakota put money
in it for the Nonpartisan league. After
Waters record had been revealed, and
not a cent Of league paper found in
the Bank of North Dakota, the COM
mittee's finding u especially interest
ing.
1.-THE evidence before the senate
committee shows that the so-called
league institutions had been loaned
100000 by the northumberland.
can bank, either directly or through
accommodation notes, PRIOR to the
passage Of the law creating the Bank
Of North Dakota. 1t further shows
that at the tms the Scandinavian.
American bank wal closed within the
last two weeks, the league institu-
tioas,l through aseounodation paper
aud through ;Airsst Paper owed the
scandinavian.Amseleaa bank less than
$4,000.
ut is clearly evident therefore that
the charge that the Scandinavian.
American bank was used by the Bank
Of North Dakota as a medium through
which ia make loans to league institu-
lions liz absolutely false, for the simple
reason that instead Of inereasinE the
moun Of obligations, the league in
situations have been constantly paying
funds into the Scandinavian-American
bank upon the obligations which they
owed it through accommodation note4."
The senate committee severely crih-
cizes the attorneys for the house COM
mittee, Francis J. Murphy, long known
NJ a bitter opponent Of the Nonparti-
san league and John F. Sullivan, for
the refusal to answer summons.
I'm view Of the disclosures made BY
an analysis Of the evidence which they
had presented before the house invess
tigatiag committee, which disclosure
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.DlE| q 4, Belonging Ia
League Make Your
Note Bad?

1Eh.lM&GaE - sS%+ffNf 4kS EEFE2 +GJEEagETI3
4 THE ONLY CHARGE THAT WAS
MADE AGAINST THESE MEN, tho
report says, referring TO the makers of
collsteral which had been ~rediscounted
IN the Bank of North Dakota and In,
dorsed1 ~ privately owned banks,
''WASsTHAT THEY WE'RE MEM
BEERS or THE NONPARTISAN
LEAGUE AND SOME OF THEN
AEl1BRRs or THE LEGIsL4AtTTlUIRE.
NO HF!TIpIRT WAssMADEsTos SHOW
WHAT 4Hr NET WORTH or any
or THrE MEN WAS NO EFVoHT
WASaa1fAbE 10 SHOW THAT Tu
NOTES WlRnRD NOT WORTH THlElR
FACE VALUE %
IN. q TT CRIME THAT SIENNA
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TO HAVE BEEN LAID Ar THnR
DOOR AND THE ONLY REASON
THAT THIS. COLLATERAL SEEMS
TO BE CRITICIZED SEEMS TO BE
THAT THEY ARE MEMBERS OF
THE NONPARTIsAN LEAGUE. IN
THE ABSENCE OF ANY PROOF
OTHERWISE, THE PRESUMPTION
rs THAT THESE MEN ARE WORTH
THE AMOUNT or THEIR NOTES
AND TO THOSE THAT KNOW
THEM THERE Is NO DOUBT THAT
THAT PRESUMPTION Is COR
RECT"
The report goes into, detail. taking
from the transcript Of the house COM
mittee, the record Of notes criticized.
In every instance, with the exception
Of n where an opponent Of the Non
partisan League with the same name
and initials Of . man known IN his
locality a. a Lacquer. vas mentioned
ID the maker Of ! note.
It 10 shown that all collateral
against loans and rediscounts from
other banks-the Bank Of North Da-
kota does not lend directly to indiyid.
! uals-was held in the ratio of two to
sone against the amount loaned.
: Referring to the sesiticism" Of col.
lateral from the Observation-Disclosures
can bank in Fargo made BY counsel for
the house committee. the senate inves-
tigators say:
ut is significant. to note. that the
total amount Of collateral deposited by
the Observation-Disclosures bank with
the Bank Of North Dakota was $685.
179.94. In other words, the total criti-
ciEed by inference and innuendo with
no reference to the net worth Of the
individual borrowers at the Fargo
bank) 10 only $lOo,150.4o, leaving
$22S,O29 az unmentioned and uncriti-
ciseds; and since the attorneys tfor the
house committee) appear to criticize
the collateral about which they know
nothing, simply because It Is found in
the Bank Of North Dskota, it l. very
apparent that they were. unable to dig
up anything about the $22s.0oo worth
Of collateral uncritlcixed which still Il
left to secure a loan Of $l7a823.51. Al
Z matter Of fact, there Is no definite
evidence In this record anywhere TO
show that this collateral IL not good,
while there is positive proof that the
caalaesral II NJ eopoAsas! cansbs found
and that every dollar Of the loans can
be collectedss +
Various errofs III the house commit
tee and the Bishop. Brissman audit
were sdetscted; particularly one where
laMiapt banker who, had discOuntsdsA
note q $4,000 foaT the Eqnity Packing
plant ..ins Fargo WAS denied not ssn,ly
the opportunity to expplsin. that he
note had been Paid and taken %. 81
him, but thatSShisl turn hadEsheld d
security against the loan Liberty
bonds and warehouse receipts /, ;hll
|gs8. Aa4an SssIL.I IL 1sGLN.l- 49,. -TELSIfsEL
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Horth Dakota has been treated 10
.me spectacle Of m Organized attempt
10 destroy the state owned industries.
This statement.ia supported by the ssvi.
dence uncovered BY and the findings OF
the senate committee which completed
Q thorough investigation Of the Bank
Of, Nsrth Dakota and the other public
enterprises under the Jurisdiction Of
The Industrial commission.
TT Is the opinion Of this committee
that the whole purpose Of the house
auditing committee Investigation and.
the attacks now being made upon the
Bank Of North Dakota IL to destroy
che entire industrial program" the
committee report reads.
"Your committee IL absolutely salts
ned beyond question that . well organ.
ised conspiracy exists to bring about
the destruction, sf the entire industrial
program and hat the enemies Of the
program realise that II they can ds.
stroy the Bank Of North Dakota the
program will die. Knowing this. they
claim to Be friends Of the mill and Gle
vator while Ut the same time they
strike at the very heart and life blood
Of the mill and elevator program by4at
tempting to destroy the bank. II the
industrial program 10 to continue and
90 On It IL the opinion Of your com
nittes that the Bank Of North Dakota
must be held intact ut all costs"
The votuminous report Of the com
nittes supports its findings with an
extended summary and appraisal Of
the evidence presented Il will be re
called that. unlike the house commit.
tee, the senate inquiry was open to
any witnesses, who. desired to appear;
ana they were offered the right Of
counsel, with the privilege Of being
examined by their own attorney. The
senate committee pointed out that this
was the only way to obtain q fair and
Impartial appraisal Of the objects Of
their investigation.
q Considering the press attacks on the
Bank of North Dakota based upon 80
called testlmony&befoSfee the house COM
mittee, the revelations regarding col
lateral held by the Rank Of North
Dakota are amazing n their proof that
the headlines and afnnuendo In news-
papers siciously hostile to the state
administration were absolutely base.
less. ].
-Dg,rripg, the course Of the inxestiSa-
ton tile attorneys Tor the house com
nittee. called to tthtsss attesiitoq ss1f III
committee and brought into the record
. number of items Of collateral which
we're shown to be In the Bank Of North
Dakota" the innings reid. hidden
tally. the senate rommittes infoeder 70
prove the basis Alff Its criticism of the
house committee records 5litrodnced
the entire transcript Of tho hoass u.
quiry into the senate record.
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-. ..-.-- -
MENTIONED AND CRITICIZED By
THE ATTORNEYS FOR THE HOUSE
COMMITTEES As SHOWN BY THE
TRANSCRIPT HAS NOT BEEN SET
FORTH, BUT THE TOTAL AMOUNT
OF SUCH COLLATERAL Is AP-
FORTUNATELY $4,000.
TT rs SIGNIFICANT TO NOTE
THAT THE BANK OF NORTH DA-
KOTA, ACCORDING TO THE B1SH-
or, BRIssMAN REPORT. HOLDS
s5.eO6,1e7.14 OF COLLATERAL TO
SECURE LOANS OF s., 4O7, e46.24, Or
A PROPORTION OF MORE THAN
TWO AND ONE QUARTER DOL
LARS OF COLLATERAL FOR ONE
OF LOANS.
I'm OTHER WORDS. If VIZ
WE'RE TO CONSIDER EVERY BIT
OF COLLATERAL MENTIONED IN
A DEROGATORY MANNER Be
FORE THE HOUSE AUDIT CON-
AITTEE WERE OF NO VALUE,
THAT COLLATERAL STILL WOULD
BE BUT AN EXTREMELY SMALL
PERCENTAGE OF THE TOTAL
COLLATERAL HELD AND THERE
PROBABLY WOULD BE A HIGHER
MARGIN OF PROTECTION TO THR
BANK OF NORTH DAKOTA THAN
AMI BANK IN THE STATE HOLDS
ON LOANS SECURED BY CoLLAT.
ERAL.
TT should be further called 10 a.
tendon that-no collateral placed In the
Bank Of North Dakota by any bank u
collateral only on a single loan. Under
the collateral notes issued By the Bank
Of North Dakota every bit Of collateral
security for every obligation Of that
bank to the Bank Of North Dakota, 10
that II any mi piece Of collateral
should prove to be uncollectable, still
all the rest ofethe collateral placed by
that bank with the Bank Of North Da-
kota would cover the loan in question.
aTT SHOULD BE REMEMBERED
THAT 1T ALL THE PAPER HELD
AS COLLATERAL By THE BANK
OF NORTH DAKoTA WHICH HAS
BEEN EVEN MENTIONED BY THE
HOUSE AUDIT CoMMuTTHA AND
THE BIGGEST PART or WHICH
HAS NOT BEEN CRITICIZED IN
ANY MANNER AS TO IT'S sUFFI-
CIENCY OR VALUE WERE NOT
CONSIDERED AT ALL, THH BANK
OF, ELECTROMAGNETIC WOULD
FAVE @ssss55,467..M TO COVER st.
l07.e4h24 OF sLoAlss OR A PRO-
gP0RTIoNioF MoREtTHAN s2:22 TO
EVERY DOLLAR Or Loans.
"tOut Of the total Of &6.oO5.1e7.14
there has been absolute failure 10 prove
that ! singls dollar Of collateral was
net worthslts faesgg value. There has
ahspn "a proof that any Of the makers
ETA single ISotsahsld - collateral were
sst worth ths faSs value Of the note.
The entire proof has been directed by
innuendo. and inference to show that
these men wsfesia sympathy with the
state ADMINISTRATORS, orathat the insti-I
! buttons which gave notes are instltu--
tons owned by the farmers.
''Slnce these attorneys have been ex:
tremely jealous. al well as their com
mittee members, Is searching the rec
.ords from end TO end Il, find paper that
was given BY members Of. the Nonpar-
tisan1 league. Eandssolit Of over $5,600,OO0
worth of collateral held In the bank
they have brought forth a list Of paper
amounting to approximately only
100000 It Is very evident that no
fayoritism has, been shown BY the
Bank Of North Dakota in accepting
collateral; sonly. q leaguers.
"When Z bank a submit to the
minute andsssdetailed Investigation Of
those who would destroy It and they
can bring forth nothing q; real merit
ii surely must BE Ia fine condition. Its
tEISGt.. HA.5aE.A ESI.EEEEEg tt&aL-H LaA-GrEE.A.
condition q further testiliesdsssstto. with.
IM MI $ s. % | Q, }.
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States Bank Stands Sound As Gibraltar

oiical Investigation Fails to Discover Cent Of League" Paper in Bank, nor Any Evidence
of "Fsvontsm" Security Held for Loans Unequaled by Any Bank of Norh Dakota
inReahye Volume House Committees Inquiry apparently Based or Hypothesis That
Note Of Any Man Friendly to Administration Is No Good
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respect to these loans by experts IN
banking, men who have spent years In
examining banks In the state, who say.
it ia. In ideally good condition with
respect to security on the loans made"
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Elm view Of the disclosures made ~
an analysis Of the evidence which they
had presented before the honse hives
-tisatag committee, which disclosure
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-03-16

when q bank can submit to the
minute and detailed Investigation Of
those who would destroy It and they
can bring forth nothing Of real merit
Il surely must be Ia fine condition. Its
condition y further testAea to with
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-17

ENPEHiENCED pumpor ana ruuatabout.
wants position ON lease. Can give refer
encea. Call OsaR" iisi-H
HOTEL CLERK Position wanted. day OF
nlght, experienced. 3s2-M. world
NONUNiON carpenter ana painters wish
employment by day or Job. Phone
Cedar 1907.
aALcaMAN -Four years oHperiongo with
large Wholesale grocer. 3Ei- NJ, World.
SITUATION WANTED by expert auto
mechanic! specialist on International
trucks. Phono Spence, Usage S82a.J,
SITUATIONS wANTED-rEMALE ~
a WIDOW with one chld wants position
In motherloBs home as huusekeUpet.
Usage ans, 1909 East rhird.
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FINANCIAL
BrsiNEss OPPORTUNITIES q
BANKRUPT SALE

BANKRUPT SALE
Notice Ia hereby given that We, tho under
signed. trustees Of the New Model OF
Pprlngdalc. Ark. viii sell at public auc-
ton 10 the hiKhest~bdder for cash, tho
entire stock OF dry goods. ahoes and
rendy-to-wear, formerly belonging TO
this concern. also fixtures connected
with said store
the New Model at SprinGdale, Ark. on
Monday. December 10, 1871, at 10 q. m,
ThiH ia remarkably clean stock OF now
merchandise and inyoiced at present re-
placement prices. A good opportunity
Tor IA live merchant to step into a good
business.
$40 a. LOvETT
J. y, DEANER,
Trustees
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EMPLOYMENT
sirrArIoNs MANrnD--rEMNLE

SITUATIONS whNTED--rEMALE ~
STENOGRAPHER- years experience
desires temporary or permagcnt position.
on business preferred. oAge h3fD-R.
TENOGRAPHER- Three years export
once. wants position. call Osage 1888.
WANTED Position. flrst-c book
keeper ana HtonoErnhhcr, several yearB
experience. call Usage casa.
WANTED Permanent stonographlc post.
tior, college graduate, years expert
encg. Gail Usage 0C9i
WIDOW, competent cook and manager
wants position city references. Usage
s33O
FINANCIAL
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES a.
ACTIVE PARTNER with $3.50 Tor the best
proposition on tho market Chance 20
make real money. Call s32 ". Third.
ali day.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-17
FINANCIAL
DrsiNEss orPoRtr NiriEs

AUTO AGENCY for sale. auto agency
complete line OF parts. This car u
popular In price. ana very good seller,
Good reasons Tor selling. Address box
272-M, World.
A GOING. growing Tulsa corporal ton,
wants 81 600 at once, 5000 in 30 days;
So 900 IN 60 days. Will pay l0cs In
tereRt for the money and u OF the net
profits OF the business. III you are ready
TO talk business. write for appointment.
see NJ, world.
BARTLETT's NEWS AGENCY
FOR SALE
This IL n real money maker. Have q
good location, a sale every three minutes
See for yourself. pz,oOO Will handle.
Begga. okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-17
EMPLOYMENT

SITUATIONS wANTED-MtLE ~
A YOUNG MAN. experienced IN clerical
ana general office work. wants employ.
mont. Al references. Address 37i- N.
world.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-17

TAKE your hemstitthiug and buttons 20
Mrs. Harris. who has moved from Tur-
ncr Bldg. 10 new Alexander. 209ia ..
Mnin nlrent. Nnom a0A-E.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-17

laundrcss. bring clothes
60 31Z s. yorktown. Usage 757i-J.
Louise a. Hruere.
ron practical nurse. call Mira Sutton.
NE.
II IN NEED OF family washing and
oyorhlia. HfinE to 1905 u. sixth. Called
Tor ana delivered. 20 % extra. OHage
Gt2e-J
POSITION wanted MS housckeopcr In
homo with children. References. Usage
7t0p
POSITION Ra housekceper for small fam
ily or motherlesa home, by middlo-aEed
woman OF fcflnemeut. capable OF TAX
Ing full charge. References exchanged.
Address box 7b2-r World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-17
PAINTING AND DECORATING

f5XPERfENCEp painter. Interior deoorat-
ing q Hpoclnltyi oHtlmatea roasoua BILE.
Reference Eiyon. OHago 50tG-J.
FOR PAINTING and paperhangtng cal,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-17

MANTED-preaHmak alterations or
refining coats. Usage 1850.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-17

IL YOU WANT TO move call Gamble.
Truck with two men, f2bO por hour.
Phone Ofnrc ag6s
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-17

A WATCH at u per week. Mack Co.,
opposite Hotel Tulsa.
BRUNswICK pool tsbla for homo or club
use. Cost $50; VIII AXE $50 also Thor
mangle like new, cost $40. for 500.
osage 7eas-R. ss2i Il. Ninth.
BUY YOUR Chriatnas gifts for men and
women at foplihser Bros Worthmore
Poplinger Bros. Worthmoro Shop, ioS,l)
South Main.
DOES HE LIKE hunting1 Why not com;
plote hts OUTFIT from our large stock?
GIVE Vim a pair Of mems house slippers
at only s24b or pure SIR thread nose
at s5 cents, Gordon booteries. Robl-
HOUSE SHOES FOR MEN. osc AND UP.
TULSA GARMENT FACTORY
MAKE "HUBBY," brother" or ''swoetie7
"suprcmely content," after that Christ
mas dinner with box Of cigars from
Nounkman's DRUG store, o West Fourth.
NOTHING would be more appreciated
than box of good cigars Anything
In the 6mokerH needs, have them. Don
J., MorOnoy Cigar stand, lobby ketchum
hotel.
REBUILT bicycles $40 to $40. a .55
Indian bicycle given away get your
Service, unc.). rear Mayo Bldg, Firth
ana Main. osage 6is6.
SECOND aud Madison. special low prices
S SaplSs S % FSuoy bose Sosea apples apples Idq ali KINDS, 2s
osaso 7i5oe
SURPRISE him and teach him economy
40 that he VIII like TO shave with our
Adjusto-Lite or Etye him a cigar lighter
or a flash light Find them at Tulsa
Electric shop "A w. Second.
. ~ rb ~ tFr
dian moccasius. blankets. hand carved
| woodwork, hand-pdiuted leather pillow
! tops. bilroids smoking sets. An names
burnt free on all leather goods Indian
! Novelty Co sixth and Main street
| SHAVING SET Hunting coat fine tools
tool chest guns. fishing rods, reels.
| fRshlisht. shaving mirror sweater.
| office sweater. See Hale Hardware
| UNREpEEMEp diamonas offer great bar
gains az Bardons, II South Main. -
THE WATCH SHOP
| Moved TO 20i South Rouider. all customers
pleased with prices ana quality OF goods
csll while stock Is complete. Martin N.
Coe.
USEFUL ELECTRIC vnrfstmas gifts for
father, husband brother, sweetheart
lights and Dad's lanterns shaving
mugs adjustable lamps desk lamps,
w. AN'' anu ANltN nay NAAANlNNh
Dodge Electric Co. electrical supplies
ll9 last Second, cedar ne
WOULDN'T good watch make him a
| nice giftf We have them. Barduns
20 south Main
uIFrs FOR THE CHILDREN q
AIR GUN. football Gilbert toys. electric
trains, klddio kars tricycle. coaster
wagon roller skates, swsater. knife,
| sym suit, and hundreds OF other tnigga
! az Hale hardware.
ASK YOUR DEALER Tor Iuisa rNnde
chocolates Manufactured in Tulsa by
j. 4. Maldrep.
D A FOOTBALL or punching has VIII make
good giit for the younBster. Barddns.
u south Main.
BOSTON TERRIERS and French bull
| dogs The most unique ana accept
able Eltt for husband or sweotheart.
lE OLpE PET SHOPPE,
! 10 East sixth Street
CANDt tlS-The phrcst and best that can
| he found anywhare, Made fresh daily
| IN our sanitary daylight factory. The
kddies VIII love them old Stne Sweet
Shop, 10 East Fifth aud Main at Tenth
COASTER WAGONS, tyicyelss. girieyeies
b0yCyclcA scooters Irish mail. kiddy-
cars. anything TO ride at
| THOMAS HARDWARE co.
| llA-20 East First Street.
CANDYLAkD-Fin the kiddies socks
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-17

RELIABLE DREssMLKER desires sow
Ing In homes, expert designer. cutter
and litter Usage i61h
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-17

MtyIN0 Ann STORAGE 80
FOR THE largest padded moving van. call
for I,ear'a. Cedar 12Ir.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-17
EMPLOYMENT

sITuATIoNs wANTEp--FENALE 4,
BOOK KEEPER stspoEraphor, capable Of
taking full charge hooks and general
correspondence. Al references 3SO-
N World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-17

MOVING. packlng, storage. our service
and prices viii please. Special trucks
for long distance hauling. All work
guaranteed. Globe Storage A. MovAg
Co., 003 g. Main. cedar 2st4 or 2Bib.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-17

MRS. BURNS will sow by tho day or
week, for short time only. Usage
26S-H.
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PERSONAL PRocEklI

TURKEYs and, fresh oounli!
7OgI. rs N. wheeling ---------
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-17

FAsiIIoNABLE dreasnakinE rclning and
alterations; Children's clothes n ape.
cialty osaEe isi3. 1895 r.. second.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-17

CAFE. excellent proposition. no compo-
titiou. busy an the time. making money
$500 cash, balance on terms. II. j.
gllhligky a. Co. Cedar 1913.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-17
FINANCIAL

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ~
BEST CAFE in oil town Of 3000. good
business good lease, fine fixtures. VIII
sell cheap. Liberty Cafe. BegRs, Okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-17

We pay return charges.
Third and Main. Robinson BldE
Third floor, Room 525.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-17
BUSINESS SERVICE

Established ResponHbiilty 1910
pv.at,.,N no NA ANllsoN ANI. tuN HhCh
inR. In connection we operate tho lara
est plant OF ploating. hoinstitching but
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-17
FINANCIAL

:, morELs--RooNING HotEEs
FOR sALE--Good roomiog - "
LOCATION Address box iIs. PsWt s2od
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-17

II YOU MOVE today call stanley'a Trans
fer van and two men. ! 90 hour. Also
light and heavy hauling very reasonable.
panno TfAtaI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-17

Statesmen with real ability TO sell shares
IN local, going Industry. Attractive
See Williams, b2e Robinson Bldg.
SITUATIONS wANTEiS-MALE ~
AUTO MEcHANIc--Married wants posi-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-17

CLOTHING and loan business, with STOCK
and fixtures, win consider some trade
Price $1,000 h. j. skalicky Co
Cedar 1918
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-17
LIVE srocK Am yfmtLts =. !.

FINE roller singers ana .,3sE' E cea'
birds from imported
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