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Evening journal., 1921-11-07
RAskETRALL-LocAL
FoOreAIl-coIlFol

FooTBALL-coLLEoE
Princeton. 10: Harvard, 3.
Yale. 2S; Maryland. 0.
Colgate. a.; Rochester. 0.
Boston College, if; Marietta, 0.
Cornell, Al; Columbia, 7.
lafayette, 38. Pennsylvania, s.
Notre Dame, %; Army. Q.
Syracuse. 10; MaEin. Q.
Georgetown. "a; Fordham. Z.
Nebraska. 10; Pittsburgh. o.
Navy, s; Bucknell. 0.
Muhlenberg, "a; Lehigh, 10.
Illinois, 2i; Depauw, o.
W. and j., 40: Westminster, T.
Allegheny. IS; Buffalo, IL.
Bethany, u; Grove City. 0.
Iowa. a.: Minnesota. 7.
Purdue Q: Northwestern. O.
Wittenberg. o; Kenyon, o.
Ohio State, 7; Chicago. 0.
Case, "a. Mount Union, Z.
Oberlin. a; Wooster. g.
East Tech, "a; Toledo Scott. Z.
Ohio Northern, 6s~Reserve. 0.
Davidson. ,. North Carolina State. J..
Georgia Tech. IS: Clemson. 7.
V. p. l.. "a: Morris Harvey College, Z.
Centre. S.; Kentucky State, 0.
Mississippi College. p; University Of
Mississippi. 0.
University Of Detroit. 2i; SPRING
swarthmore. 10; stevens. 0.
Amherst, g. Wesleyan, 3.
Penn State, 28; Carnegie Tech. T.
Bowdoin, 1f. Maine, Z.
New Hampshire State. "a; Colby, z.
Boston University. s; Tufts, 0.
Rensselaer,, 81: Hobart. 0.
Alfred, z; Hamilton, 0.
Johns Hopkins. IS: Haverford. 0.
A. and NJ. a. Baylor, 3.
Louisiana state, 10. Arkansas, 7.
Rico Z; S. NJ u. r.. 0.
Washburn. 10; Emporia. Z.
Holy Cross. IS; Bates. 0.
williams. 81; Union, 2.
Auburn, a.; Tulane. G.
Georgia, 21: Virginia, Q.
Furman, 81. Mercer, 0.
Creighton, q: st. Louis University, 0
Ames, 7; Drake, Q.
Missouri University. 2; washington
West Virginia University. IS; Wash,
ington and Lee. 7.
Miami. q; Otterhcin, 0.
Vanderbilt. Il; Alabama, 0.
Sewanee. "a: Chattanooga, 0.
Tennessee, "a; Mississippi A. an'
NJ, T.,
sitv OF Southern California q
Stanford o; University Of Washing
Brown, S.; ST. Bonaventura. 7.
Evening journal., 1921-11-07
SHIP DFIIvERs WATER.

SOUTHAMPTON. Eng---A Spanish
oil tank ship has just left this port
for the Moroccan coast, with 5000
tons of fresh water. The water is
for the Spanish forces lighting in
Morncco.
Evening journal., 1921-11-07
IL Of nnlawarn

Summary: Touchdowns-Spear, Roth
rock. 2; jackson. Schaffer, Steele. Will
liams, Price. Goals from toucndowns-
for Speir. Kinsey for Long. Meyes for
Leitch. Aiken for Goffigon, c. MacKlea
for Eisais. Rice for Hafor. steel for
Rothrock, Ivory for Jackson. Lilly for
williams, williams for Schaffcr. Hafer
for Rice, Speir for Hanschc. RothrocS
for Ivory. MalSey for Carroll. Carroll for
Lilly. Lilly for Donaldson, Manning for
Young.
Green. o. Syracuse Head nnesman-
Stollenwerck. Time OF periods-l5 min
utes.
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LEAGUE sTANpINe.
GIRL HELD IN IS DEATHS.

TOKYO.-A girl giving her name
as Kaneko Is held here in connec-
ton with the deaths OF is men. Po-
lice say the men died OF poisoning
after they had insured thei- lives
and made Kaneko their benen~
Evening journal., 1921-11-07
KNIGHTS CAGERS
SET BACK KEYSTONE

outscoring their opponents by
three field goals the '-Caseys''
copped from the Keystone fve Of
Philly. on the Brownson Hall floor
Saturday night by the score OF 81
TO %. The teamwork OF tho X OF
c. lineup was the leading feature.
Score:
Evening journal., 1921-11-07

Long shots, rank outsiders,
and others have come through.
there have been any number OF
big upscts in football. Old Della
ware faces Lafayette on Satur-
day. Have You got that much
imagination?
Evening journal., 1921-11-07

After going FIVE years un-
beaten Harvard ought to know
now what defeat tastes like. Two
straight portions should satisfy
this sense OF the palate.
Evening journal., 1921-11-07
nn nANIPE.N CInTHEs-

A small whisk broom is an mex
pensive and effective clothes sprink-
Ter. Have a small pan OF water IN
which TO dip II periodically
Evening journal., 1921-11-07
EpGE MOOR WIS AGAIN

Edge Moor captured its second
straight in the Second Division Allied
League on Saturday by defeating the
North Phillies at Edge Moor. 3 10 o..
Billy Adamson and Sterndale ac-
counted for the suburbanites' points.
Evening journal., 1921-11-07

Fumbiing Is sometimes cx-
cusablc, but not whdn it hap
pens too often. Sufficient prac-
ticc is n good eIiminator.
Evening journal., 1921-11-07
SCHEDULE FoR THIs VIE

SCHEDULE FOR THIS WEEK.
Monday-Pioneers at Parkside.
Tuesday-Seventh Ward at p. r. r.
shops.
Thursday-Cookman At Brownson.
Friday-Traction Co. at p. b. & W.
r. r. A. A.
Evening journal., 1921-11-07

DO you know that: There are s.
674.090 golfers in the United States
and every ono OF them is using
somebody else's golf balls.
Evening journal., 1921-11-07
DELAWARE SOCCER LEAGUE.
Saturdays Scores.

Crescent A. c.. ?; vandever
A. C., 1.
Chester Burns. ?; Wilmington
Burns, 0.
Resurrection. 2; Gas Co., o.
Standing OF the Teams.
Evening journal., 1921-11-07

Penn's corps OF gridders can offer
no excuses during the coming week
except-LAFAYETTE YOU WE'RE
HERE.
Evening journal., 1921-11-07
sHARPENED
IN THE GRIND
News m Numbers

But shucks he couldn't md IT,
The rain had washed the line away
And left no trail behind IL
Evening journal., 1921-11-07

Look what Notre Dame did TO
the Army with its forward
passes.
Evening journal., 1921-11-07

A gown OF apple green crepe Is
banded with silver Lace
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Axe'iorn:-

Football elevcns whose players
let their hair grow are not 50 "hard
TO shave"
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ECHO FROM THE WAR.

"A rigid investigation OF the
aerial defense OF the military
forces OF the country will be
instituted by Congress-"
Evening journal., 1921-11-07


ONE BIG QUESTION WAS
. DECIDED IN LOCAL FOOT
. BALL SATURDAY. As WE
. PREDICTED TT WOULD HAVE
. To BE. PAUL KEMSKE is
. NOT PLAYING WITH PARK
. SIDE.
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Saturdays Sports
FooTBALL-LocAL

FOO N0NNE
Delaware L.. 4s; Western Mary-
land, S.
saiesianun C. II. S. o; Wilmington
II. s.. o.
Parkside. s. St Hedwig's. Chester. o.
Chesrook. "a. Defiance, IL.
Ninth Ward. "a; South-Side Aggies, o.
Norwood A A.. q; st .Mary's, s.
American Legion. u. ST. Thomas, 0.
West End. 2i: Five Points. o.
West End Academy, 10; Five Points
Seconds, Z.
SoccER-LocAL
Resurrection, 2; Wilmington Gas Com
DUPONT High. 4: swarthmore Prep, ?.
Chester Burns, .; Wilmington
Edge Moor. 3; North Philadelphia A.
wilmington Friends. /; Friends Sc
lect, o.
BASKETBALL-LocAL
K. Of C.. p; Keystone OF Phiiadel-
Brownson Thirds. IS; Hagley Thirds,
Is.
Evening journal., 1921-11-07

ANAANNf III 'fAN O&OG1 YIN
PLAYERS.
-t-t-t-
Here's an original one with
Us the victim. The other day
someone called US on the phone
at home. the brother who an
swered informed the party at
the other end that WE were
taking a bath. The party OF the
first part might have said. "Oh
that's right. this is Saturday"
but instead the answer came.
. I'VE GOT THE WRONG NUM- .
BER." We've been trying TO .
trace the call ever since.
-t-t-t-
Local sport Is in for another
big boost with the organization
OF the Wilmington Collegiate
Athletic Association. Basketball
is the main idea and some OF
the best fves in this section will
be brought here for games at
the Auditorium. intercollegiate
rules will govern the contests.
dances viii compute the pro-
grams. Such events are not al
together new for Wilmington
but a number OF original fea- .
lures will be introduced. II
ought TO go big.
-t-f-t-
FOOTBALL FIGURES;
Jim Thorpe.
Signals.
Gilroy.
Lafayette. as Penn. SICKs.
-t-t-t-
WONDER IF CONNIE MACK
HAS ANYTHING TO DO WITH
FOOTBALL IN PHILADELPHIA.
-t-t-t-
Those Wishing TO get little light
on the bantamweight situation In
Delaware viii have 90 see Kid Sum
That's a bright one.
-t-t-t-
lie said he'd reach the five-yard line
Evening journal., 1921-11-07

We don the old chappeau TO one
Charley Welsh. Charley. you know.
is the busiest grid tutor I'm town and
two OF his pet aggregations. Defiance
and Salcsianum kind OF handed the
advance dope a X. O. on Saturday.
ChcsrOok nosed out Defiance blythe
narrowest margin possible in foot
ball and the Catholic High boys held
Wilmington High to a pointless
draw.
And there is still another side
to this story. Charley couldn't
see both OF his squads in action.
they were playing at the same
time on widely separated fields,
90 he split the difference. He
saw Princeton lay Harvard low
II was a big day ali around for
Charley, for he favored Prince
ton.
ONE OF HIS FRIENDS TOLD Us
Evening journal., 1921-11-07

THAT CHARLEY WAS UP TO
PRINCETON SCOUTING FOR
PLAYERS.
Evening journal., 1921-11-07

Followers OF the gridiron
sport will agree with us-A
touchdown means nothing II
the subsequent goal is missed.
Evening journal., 1921-11-07

II lafayette practiced in secret
for the Penn game they didn't show.
The Easton eleven tried one or two
forwards and varied It's attack very
little, using about a half dozen plays
during the entire game, and they
had hold OF the ball most OF the
time. Lafayette overworked the, re-
verse play but couldn't help them
selves. They got away with II most
Of the time
Evening journal., 1921-11-07

Stecplechase horses have
many ups and downs. A race is
one durn jump after the other.
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UrLP-MAIE OR FEMALE

WANT GOOD POsITION2 va get the
position for you Just as coon as you
finish your course with us. Start your
course any Monday, Tulsa Business Col
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WASTrp-To noKRow
LIVE STOCK

SEVERAL young New Zealand docs VIVA
baby rabbits at your price or irN.. II
what you got. Corner sixth ana -'"'N
fire station.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

e. Switzor OF Turk llrua Shuu
WI rrunyo your ooins trc" To.
i19 4 Main
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Purely PERSONAL.

y AhDLIs ,lt,d. Worh Htuctly ruatsn.
tr"d. so cure no pay. FOR p,ttI,Ipfs
Wflto Mrs. ". &. I'M, BOX 500. BrEEH.
olla..
WEST MAGN MATERNITY Santa.
tium. homo for the caro- and pfui'..
zion of young women, rates reasonable. .
babies adopted. br NJ II Newman. mr.t-
iohi director l0i7 W Main. Oklahoma
.tuy
IAIHMoSr MATERN1TY HOSPITAL for
confinement, private, pricos reasonable. d.
may work fur hoard, bahtoH adopted.
write Tor booklet. Mrs. g. H. Long. i3lI
T.. Twouty seventh t., KnnsnH cay. No.
YOUNG LADY driving to Euroka spriugs
sunday for few days stnl. would ukr
couEoninl party Tor company. Addr,Ht
~ ~, care world
nH. r. e. switzor OF TURK urps shoo
store will tcmnvo your Coins trc" TO-.
day At tl2 4 Main
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SNIFsMTN AM AGrNTS

Statesmen WANTED-Most OF us like a
position with title; but right now
money means more than dignity. We arc
sales organization, dealing directly with
individuals, and close application TO bust
ness u required. but not extraordinary
skill This Is not a small Job but the
man who Is mixing with plain ordinary
people would be worthless here II viii
be- highly renuncratiye for A steady loyal
worker who will 1T in with the spirit Of
q worldwide organization. he will receive
training which could not be bought at any
price, and unusual opportunities for adj
vancement See manager after $50 a.
m. at 2eo r, Third street,
sALESMEN-Is your income sufficient to
meet your noeds7 We want a real
live pop md ginger man. part or fun
time to sell our health and accident polt-
cies, Experience not necessary. our poll
icics are unrestricted and unequaled at
the price Anyone willing to work can
make a success, SEQ us at rooms 4 and
s, old Daniels Bldg.
sALESMEN-Two good men for Oklahoma
willing 20 work, leads furnished. Call
Osage $3.50 for appointment,
81 MILES per gallon made with new
patented gasoline yaporizer; write for
particulars, Stransky Napor!Ear Co
iukwana, :. Dakota.
several wide awake house 10
house men, on good money maker, Call
Usage iVV', after D. m. for appointment.
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IiJ south Denver
Kendall, West Finh and South Frisco
cars 20 TO door cleanost ana most eS-
In connection, 81 weekly ana UP: t2S
monthly and M Phone Usage 1908.
FRONT sleeping room IN modern, private
homo. adjoining bath clGotric fan FUR
ronmcrs cheap usage eias
DENVER. <. so5 Front bedroom. meals
tt desired, also saraec. Usage Slt2-R,
DETROIT, s., 6oS south room in private,
modern homo for g"ntlcmcn; opposite
high school usaEe 59'3,
ELGlN s. NA-Apartmcnt {, elegantly
furnished sleeping room; connecting
bath.
MADISON, s., 80 Two nicely furnished
front bedrooms. 50 and s. per week,
modern, private family
CHEYENNE, $, l?o1-.Furnlshed rooms
can Cedar lo1. after 6 o'clock
FOR RENr-Very desirable four room
apartment rIrnlshed nicely, sleeping
porch, screened eAc. and front porch.
throo exposures three south windows In
sleeping room. cool and airy. Permanent
close In. Usage lioi-J.
EIGurH ". lA-onc sleeping room.
pENNIK $, 5l6--Lsrgc modern front
room for rent to gentlemen. Usage
DOWNSTAIRS sleeping and liy.ng room.
nice Tor two girls. Usage 9Sl2.
sEN ENTH D., 3lO-For rcnt to one or
sleeping room. Convenient to telephone
and bath. Phone Usage t6i5.
NICELY furnished sleeping room, electric
cool one block from car line. Usage
DETROIT s.. nos Southeast room. large
closet suitable f0r one. Usage 536i-J,
CltENENNE, 5, Glo Two rooms for two
Iouns men, Osago !9l.
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TrHk BROS. 'hiroptdist. pr. F
SWitSer will remove your corir froo
dny only
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GET our low prices on OIL field trucking
cross country moving, Grating, packing
and storage, Nichols Transfer & storage
~, Phone Usage ll7-llS,
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EMPLOYMENT



CITY SALESMAN. wou known. TO sell
small electric rcfriFeration unit Tor tho
home. IsHo MS any tee box, splendid op-
p"rtugity thiI East sixth.
CITY SALESMAN TO work Tulsa IN a
frst-ciass proposition that viii MAKE
you from I1J to $50 daly. Apply ~ West
sIruATIONs ws>rED-MAIY. AZ
hi Sneu this headns mast b. paid 10 asvsass.
WASTEB-Arcouutius and bookkoep-
ms part time, by experienced account
ant anything considered. L. &. Mott. lOll
Daniel B'ig.
PUHLtC stonogtapher and bookkocpcr
a. IN. 10 lo p m. Usage lso'
wNTEp- ny reliable young man, driving
Job, years experience, can give refer
onces. can Usage 2i95. Mikesell.
WIDE AWAKE 'apablo boy l6 years ot
age. wants employment of any Kind.
can drive car Phone osaec SOIL.
MARRIED man with wife and son would
like Job OF any Kind. Prefer truck
driving in or out of town. sol S.
Cincinnati
WANTED Position as grocery clerk 10
years experience. can give references.
'al bsHg" NaiG-R
MAN AND wiFE-Expcrienced, want
Job on farm, woman to cook, man To-
milk or do general farm wora. Address
l6-E. care world.
lOUSG MAN export combination s'euo-
grarh"r and accountant desires post
Ftion. Long experience. Highest local ref
erences. reasonable salary. Address
~. ~ y. 90 ''S'' ---
'NhIhN hh repairing screening, etc
'sAt' "'I IT n .----..
HARDWOOD finished furniture repair
man, 10 years Erheial turnlture "N
pcri'nce single. will go anywhere. best
''' ''' " W '''
SITUATIONS WANTED TEMAtE i3
td, snsu TIL, headline mast be paid In advance.
WANTED-By. educated young woman.
position az private tutor or companion.
Address S5b-F care World.
I,Ni,EHst.ry y,ri ,,,.,i,ni acc--1,,-,..r,,
and typist Thorough knowledge office
routine. five years experience. chicago.
iatt or aIl tl''e. ''d'r 100, ----
WHITE WOMAN wants work by hour or
day Phone Usage .siS.
POSITION WANTED-By experienced
typist and office girl. Addrtss box
9Gl r. care world.
" ,NTFb ~, MN, ,,,,,-,,, ,,.t,,,,, ,,i,t
family, five pr six hours work each
DAY. can Usage 372a-J.
WANTED uy e.nrricnced st.nnyrsuber
stcnorr.phic r"sition. CIV rsfrrrnre
salary on account Of scarcity Of vork
$50 pcr weak cedar 1851
s'TENDGRAbIIEU- Eiubt Vcar., .,neri
once. rnnrrai lines. tennoynry or Norm
,n.nt' ,,,orancns c,anp ,aes u p'''''
yoIrNd tAby Win yo,.rai o,,ic, -,
perionrc dr.tros n,rmsnan, nnsl,,nn
Osare s7so-J
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60 NFWNHp FOR yellow r,frIau female
cat, return tu hlt rs. Main.
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FINANCIAL.


GROCERY fixtures. $500 cash
lease. clean stock. y good .r..., -
". = Skailcky a 60. cedar T#f.
LUNCH and cold drink st,f. t.
with two light hnusrkecun. +....
rear at 5lih West First ST.. t. az
cash. cedar 1918. '4''
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MIR wANTtD-rtn,Ir

HEIF WANTED-FEnaLE 80
wANTEp-R any former graduate Of the
nu'ss business college Is out Of employ
vacancy for expert stenographer and for
combination boolSkeepor and stenographer.
f.. a. Gutse. general manager.
MODERN servant quarters to lot in ev-
change for services, Phone Usage s2o4.
FEMALE HELP wanted. Cedar 2sS,.
ED-EXPERIENCED YOUNG IA
DIES OF NEAT APPEARANCE TO
CANVASS THE CRY CALLING on
.sES OR COMMISSION. CALL ROOM 90,
EASTBURN.
WANTEp-Mattie Terrell. coIored TO call
Usage 45Sl or call at b5s $. Hunis.
WOMAN for general Homework, family OF
two sometimes three. want everything
scrupulously clean. Mrs. k Hammer,
Bigheart. okla.
WANTED Maid for general housework'
Room, apply 1904 S. Baltimore. Usage
wANTED-Eyperienc table girl Cen
tral Drug Co. Third and Boulder.
WANTED-Lady at home to care for
small child. Usage 5o32-J, after 6 p, m.
ANTEp-ESperienced PIX operator:
capable Of handling both local and long
distance calls Address application to-
day giving complete qualifications and
phone number To 6-E. care World.
WANTED white girl for cooking and
49, uH'" u n "bIh IN IkAts Usage
7il6-R,
WANTED--Good colorcd woman for cook
Ing and homework Call 1902 South
Roulder between and 10.
FREE-Have those painful corns removed
today free by Dr +. G. Swit2er, tormcrlv
Of New York now with Tulsas largest
shoe distributors. Turk Bros, Az South
Main.
WANTED-Erperienced Insurance hook
Keeper; position permanent: apply in
own writing. Address iS.E care World.
WOMAN WANTED to assist with cooking
in lunch room. 40 South Dou,ic-.
WANTED-wash woman to do Laundry
~ own home. Call at 1903 East Fourth.
WANTED-Cirl between ls and - 10 help
with housework. out OF town, good psy
10 right party. can at 5si South Quaker.
WANTED-Onice girl 'or physicians
office. Inquire 5i2 Bllss pldy.
HELP-MAIE OR FEMALE. 20
WANT A GOOD POsITION2 va get the
position for you just as coon as YOU
finish your course with us. Start your
course any Monday Tulsa Business Col
lege.
II you want splendid position. prepare
now at praushons business College
You will be placed soon as you COM
plete your course
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WANTED
rNI>rING ANp p,tOu,rI>G

STESOGRAPUERS NEEDED-Thore Is a
good steady demand for graduates u
tho Tulsa business college. Sow is the
time 20 prepare.
WHY Pc IDLE when you can attend the
Tulsa business College. open through
ont the year,
OFFICE MANAGER WANTED repre-
sent largo firm and have exclusive con-
troll of territory on good paying lines.
liig business possibilities Good salary 20
right man. 81 ono cash required we'll SO
curcd. DO not apply unless you have the
money and ready to do business today.
Phone oSige 3t0s for appointment.
GOOD opening with reliable firm for
practical real estate and insurance
man; some one whose home IL in Tulsa
and can give good recommendations; ap
ply in person. Room 200, Bliss Bldg
SAFETY RAzORS SHARPENED
i'ounle eIRes '''''.'.''...'..,55 55c dozen
"lnSle cuscs .''..............2 25c dozen
Mail 70
THE SAFETY RAZOR MAN"
- n. Robinson, care o: L. e. IT, Cigar
Store. oklahoma city. Okla
SOLICITOR salesman, city; good oppor-
tunity for party willing to work CeSar
ie6, MIR. Harrison.
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AUTOS rON mIRr-GNKNGEs
MorRoKcNc,rs AM nlc,CIrs ,
WN\Ttp-NUroMOnIIEs

WANTED rs,l cars 60 soil ON small
'Nltn .-a'nr fNr private owners IsII
Ca, Exchange 40 y. Nam, usAgs
,luA,
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FOR sALE--one ls-ft American soda
fountain complete; cheap for cash; can
he seen at Plymouth Drug Co, Tulsa,
Call pr Rutherford Sapulpa-
FOR SALE--Conteotionery and lunch
stand, fully equipped, phone Robt Full
Ter, Blue Ribbon Cafe, Sand Springs Park.
FOR SAIE-Lunch stand and cold drnp.
SEA r. Third.
ON ACCOUNT OF my health / will sell
my business OF drygoods, ETC., at far-
gain. Call lii-A or write box 7s6. Beggr,
Okla.
GROCERY any meat market for sale
cheap Ice box counters show cases
block and all equipment. 2l7 y. Thir
GROCERY AND MARKET-WIlI sell stock
and fixtures separate; will sell cheap
at once for cash. About 1000 will han
die both. Cedar 2i47, 2is y. Lewis.
GROUND FLOOR proposition. need $500
to - 600, unlimited possiblltios. 92s-P
care world.
FOR SALE share Z. :, Compression in.
nor tube stock. Usage 22sG.
WAFFLE HouSE-Excellent location, en-
tire new equipment, up-to date. sold on
terms H. ]. skaI!cky & Co.. 43s Robin
sgn Bldg.
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WA wANTED-Actlve man, capabl.
Of taking charge OF we'll estab.
lished business good salary: must
have from So 900 to s., 900 to in
vest with services. This nropo-
sition will bear the closest in
vestigation. Address box IO5-N,
care World for interview
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w. G.. NORRIS MOTOR
SALES COMPANY

7Oi-3 s. Main st. Phone Usage 53OO
can for j. II. lint. Used Car Dept.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-13

CITY SALESMAN wru known. TO sell
small electric rcfrtgcration unit for tho
nome isko fits any t,r box, splendid op-
poftgity tniI East sixth
CITY SALESMAN 10 work Tulsa on
rrst-ciass proposition that Will make
You from 1lJ to $50 dally. Apply u West
TIFh.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-10-22
SERVICE COMMISSION
POSTPONES HEARING

The application Of r A. Lashley
for public conveyance permit.
which was to have been heard in
Tonopah on October 2S by the public
service commission, has been post
Doned until Monday November IA,
at 1:3O p. N This postponement
was taken following the granting
Of the petition Of the Tonopah Sewer
& Drainage company for deferred ac-
ton until that date A similar order
was issued in the application made
by George T. Hislop for a certificate
Of public convenience In the mat
ter of the State Bank & Trust COM
pany against the Tonopah Sewer &
Drainage company, the hearing was
consolidated with that of the latter
company wherein a petition asking
for an increase in rates will be heard
on November IA at 9 a. m.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-10-22

cut 979, Rhyolite vein, stringers of
fair ore. Raise &c. off east drift
9010 Rhyohte vein, l4 feet low
grade ore. Raise 80, OFF southwest
crosscut 5000, running for mining
purposes in footwall of Favorite
vein.
1000 Level Raise 116, off west
drift 1OO53, Mizpah Fault "A" vein,
, feet low-grade ore. Raise 1T, off
east drift 1904, prospecting for Miz-
pah Fault "A" vein. Raise IFS, off
north crosscut zoos, prospecting for
Nizpah Fault "A" vein. Raise 119.
of west drift 1918, Fayorite vein, 2
feet low grade ore. West drift
10075, off south crosscut 10Ol7. Mis-
celIaneous vein, feet low grade ore.
West drift 1918, of north crosscut
zoos, Favorite vein, encountered
Mizpah Fault and stopped.
100 Level-Raise 1872, off north
crosscut 1875, Favorite vein. 2 feet
Iow'grade ore. Northwest crosscut
HOOP, off west crosscut 1l00l, pros
pectIng for South vein, face in CLASSY
trachyte South crosscut ll0O3, Off
west crosscut 1901, prospecting for
Occidental vein, face in CLASSY trach,
yte. East drift llO05, off south
crosscut llOO4, South vein, stopped
temporarily.