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New-York tribune., 1921-03-09
Girl, Ill, Requires High Yield

Question: am young lady, twenty
twe-yesr-od tive ,. NJ, doctor tells mo / must
at least two years to get we'll NI hava .va
$4,000 In Liberty bonds $1,000 ner
cent mortgage bond and $1,000 in savings
oank: Income from this Investment ia
90 a year. My brother has $40 400
which he is willing to give TO me In order
ma. l may get well, put I do not want
out have agreed to take the income from
same II Is now In the savings banls'
monay erse saTase sasas me me how to invest this
OK OK interest az possible I have been told
that could get fairly good accommoda-
sbout sions ~ s1s modest eds boarding house for
could give me would be greatly appreci-
ated.-Miss A Il. Fp''e'
Answer-You need short term securi-
ties of high yield, but Offering YOUR
brother assurance of the return of his
principal, Fortunately, with money
rates as high as they are. YOU can do
this and not have to worry either about
your income or your brothers loan
AS matter of fact you would be iusti-
hed IN taking some chances if the
higher yield obtained thereby would
increase your physical comfort and
peace of mind. We suggest that YOU
adopt the following course: Sell YOUR
lhoertles and mortgage, which will
bring you about $3.50 and leave about
$500 in the bank. Adding your broth
er's $4,000, you then may invest as
follows: $4,000 DeLaval Separator IS
1891, cost $1,000; $4,000 Belgian IS
l94l, S1,940 $4,000 Danish Consol
idated IS 1946, $3.50; $1,000 Alumi
mum Company of America Is 1928.
$3.50; $1,000 American Cotton OIL 6s
1928, S910; $1,000 American Agricul
tural Chemical 712s, 1910; Q Sinclair
Consolidated Oil 71as 1925, $500;
$1,000 Southwestern Bell Telephone rs
$3.50; 10 shares American Car and
Foundry common stock, $1,24O, current
return $l20; 10 shares Union Pacific
common. $1,000 current return S1OO
Your total investment thus Will be
about $l3,810, your current return
sl,l25 year, or s21.60 a week, and
you will have some cash for reserve.
AS & whole this selection is sound. in
our opinion.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09

x1estsons OF general interest to in
ves'ors 'ctu be unsWered in thia col
nmm, Ia 'ch,ch case only initials so,lI
oe used. Others wtu be ansaoered bv
mat Address all inquiries, tncios-
,ag stamped. addressed eurelope, to
f'mdncial Editor. The Tribune. ts4
Nassau Street, Ncw York Citu.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09

their opening for She transaction os rar
e-si business 10 Investment securities. IN.
officers of the fir,a are, James a. Rice
president formerly with 4 3 Leach A. n,
Inc; NJ. NJ. O. purdy. vice. ur@slTs.-- - -.
nnerly OF Furdy q Co. George H. Ren- ~.
VICE president ana treasurer. formerly K
me lAte Willard Straight. ana Rost,o.. rs
hincald. secretary, - The estate y We
lard Stra.g h.. -
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09
Financial Items

Sigmuad Metz and Rudolph Goepe. have
been appointed assistant vice presidents OF
The Qua ranty Trust Company OF New York.
The New YORK; Trust Company to-day
VIII take over all registration and transfer
OF stocks and payment OF coupons former
~ handled by the Liberty National Bank
Purdy. Rennick & Rider. Inc. announce
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09
L he Days Bond Market

ETench Gvt S., lst Issue ....
40 Paris City IS. l92l'
- l.., ~ Switzerland IS. 1890.
Oh Z pa nrse eft las. strlg In. 1926.
10 rs, -a series. lgg5.
az 4s, strlg in. 1891
'i9 Toxic City IS. 1852
T. y ~ ~ = 4 lr 5-yr 5 1as, 1921
1o III 80. |-....-..-.
;o r ~ 9-yr zs' is29............
q, 40 - -sr rs, l957.........
" ~ hN'eHn strlg is OF 80. 1915.
y o- saiy o-yr Z gold bonds.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09
WASHINGTON March 8-The

WASHINGTON, March 8-The Penn
.ylvania Railroad Company was au-
lhorized to-day by the Interstate Com
merce Commission To issue $50 000 ,000
of~ffteen- year ia per cent gold bonds,
part O. which Will be used TO purchase
the capital stock OF the Pittsburgh,
Fort Wayne & Chicago Railway and
the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago <
St. Louis Railway companies. The
bonds VIII be secured by ike amount
Of per cent mortgage bonds, matur
ing in 1870.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09
Pennsylvania r. r. Debt
Increase l. Authorized
HUA0FTP PHTA

PHILADELPHIA, Narch s.-The
stockholders Of the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company IN annual meeting here
to-day approved, subject to formal
stock vote, the resolution authorizing
the corporation 10 increase its indebt-
cdness 100000 600 for such expendi-
tures as the directors deem necessary.
All leases Of subsidiary ines pre-
scented to the meeting were also ap
proved, subject 10 stock vote, and the
annual meeting was changed from
March to April.
A resolution to further restrict the
issuing Of passes was referred to the
incoming board Of directors.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09
Lima Locomotive Preferred

Question-Kindly tell ne II you consider
Lima Locomotive per cent preferred a
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09
The Business
Back of these Bonds

The Cuban-American Sugar
Company is one Of the best
managed and lowest cost sugar
producing companies in the
world.
It owns extensive cane lands in
Eastern Cuba-adr1ittedly one
Of the most favored sugar areas
under cultivation.
The richness of the soil in this
section enables the growing Of
cane at a cost substantially
lower than the average; prac-
tically no fertilizer is necessary.
The Con1pany's expansion has
been steady and gradual.
These Bonds constitute it's
only funded debt.
The net income Of The Cuban
American Sugar Company
available for interest and Fed
eral taxes in the ycar ended
September 80, 1920, amounted
to $1o,ll6,15S, or over % times
the maximum annual interest
requirements on these Bonds.
During the last Ave years, the
Company's net income has av-
eraged Sll.702,e4e, or over IA
times, and in none of those
years has it been less than
So, 100000, or over 1O.75 times,
such interest requirements.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09
$10,000,000
lhe Cuban-American Sugar Company
First Mortgage Sinking Fund Gold Bonds
THE ISSUE
Interest payable March is and September Is.
To mature March ls, 1881

To
Both principal
Bonds
Redeemabe only whole 1o71z any
thirty days published
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09

As sinking fund the Company will set aside quar-.
terly the of $3.50 600 beginning with the quarter
ending June is, 1921 which shall be used to pw-
chase bonds IN the market up to los and interest If
obtainable; any mexpended balance to be credited
upon the next quarterly sinking fund nstallnaent All
Bonds purchased viii be cancelled by the Trustee.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09
&. S. ernneni

Transactions
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09

THE NATIONAL CITY BANK OF NEW TRUSTEE
These Bonds will be by pledge
Mortgage Bonds of subsidiary tangible
fixed assets conservatvey valued at S35oO0o0o.
Upon completion of this financing
S230000o0 and tangible SS2oooOoo
which the Company will
Mortgage Collateral Bonds outstanding
The proceeds this will
outstanding bank loans other
payable and to increase working capital
The equity behind these Bonds evidenced present
of Cuban Preferred
$37.ooo,ooo.
We zyser 1nd
by ondsub TO the eabbYou of eoanss
100 and interest
Delivery temporary form expected 1921
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09
10 49,. S5. 70X
i2s ser A Tax & Pac
1870 lst 5s 2OND
. s5M . -
Pcrc Marc IS Third Av adj

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Tidewater Dtl
E i2s int ctfs
1891
New-York tribune., 1921-03-09

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DesaTnlarea IN lIiei

Gel de facu{ 0knd cadrele vechi
armate angal( snnt pastrate Gu I
|grije geluask 1nd ofiterii ICON
cediati' sulit tlscati Ia pompieri
Ia asociatii sssstive, Ia birouri ass
numite statistiee In apropierea era-
nitelor Vi clftiiIp STUNT tlecat orea.
1ixatiuni de lanai, asa Cd toti fssi
primeac ihaii,t4 solda ii asteapta
'.momentuls iseoic. 2 1
Ce-i de f3eut acand toata aceasta
evidenta casaufl lare q petrecut 81
Sc petrece sub sehii lorEilor enelezi
inruditi Gu coht6 81 baronii unguri
81 sub. ochii celpr carl au luat 10.
cul celebrulni colonel italian Ro-
manelli care i lncercat "a 1mpiedi-
ce iiitrareA o9tilor noastre in Blu
dapesta 81, esee purtatorul unei
spade de oisoare oferita de "natiu-
nea m,aghiarSr recunoseatoare. =
1ata chestnut earl ar trebui sd
preocupe mai multi opinia publica
della moi, carl ~ trebui sa formexe
81 ohiectul unor intense diseutiuni
in Parlament< stit suntJ ele de inn
portante 81 de grave pentru Vito
rul tarii noastfel
Cehoslovacia Gu drept cuvint
ingrijata 81 e. de manoperile ma
ghiare hot6rft deja "a ia atitu-
dine din cele mai energice in ches-
tiunea desarmkrii Ungariei 81 ca Q
garantie a executarii severe a man
datului din p4rtea comisiunei de
control desar1narii, a numit in ca
81 dol deputati socialisti, cunoscuti
ca aderenti aispacii.
Cum va proeeda Rosnania, iata
o intrebare Il care d. ministru de
externe ar trebpi sd dea de pc n
cuma un raspuns lamuritorl
(Dacia LIVIU NASTA.
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81. Vssile; slnjbS iaIt frumoaS, y.
Mattel sa fkc6t foe Nici alta
hu-i itrtst Va fntafxiel / Cand q y.
1T din biserica Radana 81 4 lllat !!
liiiilna II sdinti 81 q intrebat be
preot. Nn-i pacat S. vii tarzitl,
.parintei ca moi femeile, Gu casi5
cu copii, ne mai incurcai,a 81 intar
ziem, Gu lnintea noastra proasta,
poate M ne dam seaina ca facelia
pacat.
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Cel slintAi u d ctl Il se NM
|rlx, NJ xis-a DonlAulss 49,, .f6Sptln.
sese pSrintels Nhersais an Pieti.es
sui. 3 orb ac,lm saraeul. ilar NJ
jeste pc dinsfsra, fsra carte.
De atunci parcA j 81 ridicas .
riatrk de pc anflet, tlar !. dA - u
IN 'ntArzie. Pacat mi. dat. te
vpde alta lume!.. 81 M se casle.
D. N. p; !; ,etianshrdlsfa
lF. ~ u NicoJeSc,ss
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-28

dogoreAla de atunci. Ia ars obra
i'll doaa siley de ciedea ~ nm fri
guri. Ba, D buna b,,c8ta yie vfsint
nici n a mai scos capul prin veciii'
de r,isine.
Hei! dar de atunci... Cum vine
Simbata, si-adnce aminte de vorbe
le lui Mattel: Mai vedeti 81 de NJ
flet, nu nunai de tr,,p, ca en- sll-
fletul va yeti duce inaintea lui
Dumnezeu.
De noaa AMI incoace face patrt
colaci. Pentru Mattel face unul
mai mare. Ell cand s'a prapadit,
era ON batran 81 f,,sese in mnlte
razboaie, multe vieti rapusese. De-.
ostas fara pacate Sc poate' Oar
daca-i> pentru Tara ca, de cand
Stefan Gel Mare este Domn al Mol
dovei, mai Ia tot anuf a fost cate
un razboi 81 raposatul totdauna G
ra in viforul ala mare, in preajrna
Domnulni, pan s'a prapadit: 81. !.
Gu toate Cd razboaiele Sc tinusera
liant, nu site cum, dar par cd erau
mai ajunsi atunci. No trecuse
S1mbata fara sa-si faca datoria ei. =
Cand era faina mai putina. ia
cea 81 ca prescurele mai mici ;-alte
orr erau mai oachese, ca. u. n Fare
omul totdeuana faina asa aleasa ;
Jlar e vorba Cd le facea la soroc.
Sc stia Gu sufletul fmpacat. Ute,
name Si1nbata 81 implineste rd-
posatul noua ami de cand s'a prk-
padit. Ea n are nici strop de fai-
ma ST.. tocmai aoum ii vim in
lninte, ca o mustrare muta, vorbele
lui mos Mattel. Oar ce putere are I
Ce sd facai Cine-i de vinai. I. !.
Tatarii erau pricina, Cd de cand
veiiise vestea asta rea: 'sVin Ta-
tarii, oamenii Domniei, All spus
sa Sc gateasca toti "de mers la
mnnte. = Moara nu mai umbla de
MART 81 mai nimeni mare 0 lingu-
t.a de faina n covata. Doar All
mn rece inceputa are 81 ca. Oar
p0ti duce 'naintea lui Dumnexeu
lucru illceputi Ce, moi n 'avem le-
GET
81, adncandu-si aminte de tim
purile cele bune, ca le pune alaturi
de silele de All, 81 par 'ca ar trai
pc alta lume. Muncea mai multi,
e drept, dar Gu spor 81 Gu multi
drag.
. Abi4 AsteptA - piece Mattel Ia
biaericS, deretica lutte prin casa
poate so abate Parintele dupa
slujba -inai da o rata pc la vite,
mai striga la unul din copii "a va
da de closti, lua pc ceilalti de ma
nd 81 da fuga la biserica, nedeal,
ceva mai tarziu, g drept, dar tot
deauna 'ndinte de a esq cM sfisstele
ddruri. Mattel 0 tinea de rau 81
pentru intarzicrea asta.
M stu cum, dar dupk ce esi de
la sfinta Liturghie, e.; Gu insna
nspi voioasd si-i fa lacrM sdptxnss-
nsi nsoi cw Sport Acum q ramas
satul 81 fara preot. Ii bolnav, pra-
padit, sarmanMl
Odata s'a dus cam tarsiu, era un
.nsAnc1.<xkn<AA~ANA
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No. 50. Rdsd Lunstset," /" z. q. B
1912 East Chicago, Ind.
No. 20. ,S;m;o~ Bxrn.t;x'', 1856
Webster Ava, Chicaeo, III
No. u. ,,Avrsl Tle;cus., r. D. B,
23S, Bettendoff, Iowa.
No. y. ,,Afadana", r. O. B. 611
Dayton, Ohio.
No. -. ,,Roms~is Nosdrs P. b. b
SO5, Cambridge, o.
No. "a. ,,Asdslsssof' c|o John Pur
Cafe, Licking Pin. New
port Ky.
No. Is. ,,A~drs; Ksrd,s~', 26s
Spruce Str, Bridgeport
Conn.
No. ~ sApolsess~, r. o. B. B
Hubbard, Ohio.
No. "a. ,,Prxtxs Csroe' P. o. B
862 Columbus, O.
No. 78. ,Drogostss RoMs~d'', P
o. B. 169, Anderson, Ind.
No. 70. ,,Plsgorxl Romsss", 64e
Poland Ave-, Youngstown
o - Bell Phone: Federal
1446; Autom. Phone 1889.
No. 50. ,,Romsn;o More, T. o. B
233, Universal, Pa.
No. 81. "Ludosana," Post Office
Box ~, Miles. Ohio.
No. 81 ,Sdmsxdtorxl Romtx's, P
B. 27S, E. youngstown, o
No. SO. "Cor0ana Ronssniiei," P
o. B. 2o6, Yorkville, Ohio
No. IS. "Fwrx;co," p. O. B. 154,
Central Sta, Toledo, Ohio.
No. Sc. ~. r. Andre; Baron Do %
0wno y Cruces Romtmxs
2449--25 Street, 8 Ave-,
Terre Haute, Indiana.
No. 81. ,Ds. =. Lxcooiw r. r."
224 N. B-way, Aurora, NJ
No. SO. "CdmpMl Lbertdtii," $3.50
House st., New Duluth, Mimi.
No. SO. eoc. ,,nle Martin -salis
teanu'' p. o. B. 108, Nun
Gle, Indiana.
No. 81. ,,Ioox I. @. Br1tis~x'', p.
o. B. ~, Mansfield, O.
No. 90. ,Ixbtvss Frdtsssod'' r. o
B. D., Nt. Union, Pa.
Nos ss. IN. 1alls lGanin'' In
Garfield Ave-, Canton, o.
Telefon Bell 3108.
No. s5. ,i~viagsrss Rosnesds' -
Box 664, eta. s, Flint, Mich
No. 81. ,,Weodross W;lsonf', p. o
B. 100, Lansing, Mich.
No. l01. vBxc1rssts' p. o. B. 825,
Thorpe, w. Va.
No. 102. ,DsmSswtt', r. o. B. 20.
Highlandtown, Baltimors
Nd.
No. 103. ,Tasi1s Stoicf', Rouna
nian Hall, 727 South Plate
Str, Kokomo, Ind
No. 104.,, ,voluntarn Rommisi''
7O4-N. Srd Str. Phaadel.
phia, Pa.
No. los. ,,Dr. Q. Angelsscu'' p.
o. B. 221, Sta. B., Cleve-
land, Ohio.
No. Jog. .Rominul Ardslean" !,
3719 Broadway, Cleveland! !!
Ohio:
No. 1O7. "Aurora," ITO E. 3rd
Street, So. Bethlehem, Pa.
No. 10o. ,,lGaiee Livius p. 1stn.
qsann'', 60 Cop House, IA
mmond, Ind.
No. 100. ,Ocsovis~ Gogt', r. Q. B.
$40, Lima, Ohio.
No. 10. rUibsrarss 1eemn1nl
1su1nees''. r. Q. 3. : !
TonawsndA n. Z.
No. III. ,,lsvessrs, r. o. Box Soss
>McDona.d, Ohio.
No. 112. sFGlmicMl ZGrdxd ROnsds I;
5626 w. 65th st., Clearing,
Illinois.
Nc. III. "Dssrobisss NbasssJs'
Dssacssss, " T. q. b. -
WaEEsn, ORA
M. 11S. tAs16lonna'', +. @. p.
~ uaasA 10.
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~ Whsulins, y. VA.
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ICOANE DIN ALTE,
VREMURI

Isl aduce aqninte .batrana cum,
odata ~ ers pzresimi ~ pusese
[vr'Q areixeets dc ,panz4. de DO.
rangic, sd mai ea 81 ea cate ceva
la casa 81 sas inlocniasc6 perdeaua
della Iconostasul bisericei Sfintei
Fecioare din sat! Luni diminea-
ia fntinsese razboiul 81 Vineri sea
ra mai avea doar vr'o patru colt.
81 nu &c mai indura sd lase rag
boiul intinsfa1 Luni, So mai In
'curce prin casa il Dumineca. Ce-si
zisese femeeai 'tPentru patru
coti! dau sor p 'ntr 'un conac,
S1mbata ii dau gaia.
Cum fscuse, cam dresese, nu
site, dar cand So dus sd vada pla-
madeala, se acrise de nu te puteai
apropia de ca. gi... nici asima
calda, nici colaci pentru biserica
ma mai putut face in ziua aceea,
Ba, de- grabx ce - fost sa strfnts
razboiul, fransese 81 spata.
Ce 81 Sc facS = pentru Sffnta
Leturghie de q doua sii Sd cears
prin vecinii.. DEL. ii era rusi.
ne, si apoi "cuh = duex fnaintes
lui Dumneseu, lnsfn de clp6tatl''
Pentru gura n 49, erije; fxcea es
rost, dar pehtrn iserica. ae t.,
DEF ri
j strfnsese "a rx1beinl, dar M pu,
tea sa,vi strAngx 4 grille. Nu-i
mai efa inima ioeloe. D serlntis,
rIn. ii de Ixca tostx xina d 'avu
astimpir. M is enm ! issi dir
incnrcxtnrx cu tet Il Ii; Il Il
|cAnd - pomeni Iii bolnsv nu-
stiuse, nici Dull eex ftrk Stint,
Liturehie nu-l
a duoi i de insat elpd 7
piece IL biaeric, u - = -
|lacii de p gri sade nuhli
lumfnxri1e. ts 2xdanx
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CULTURA DIN AMERICA.


10. /. .,isy;sres.. CLARK stt. 6o6.
Martina Fefry, 0hio.,
No. 2. ,,vsltxtsr', s1e-7th Ava.
v. Homestead Pss
No. 8. ,,1runssavd~ss.9s ?. O !.
147, Indiana Hsrbor, Ind.
No. 4 ,,Dscia 1'ro;s~T', p. q. B.
526, Newark, Ohio.
No. g.. .,A,b;rass, .I020 Jeffefson
Str, New Castle, pa, Bsll
Phone 2939-Y.
No. 3. yLssr', ia Dspue ettsse,
Salem, O.
No. IL ~. r. Ased = fssAs.:', !,
735 Ash st.. Alliance, O.
No. IL ,,Nsgrs vsdf', - Helen
Str, Mcekes Rocks, PA
No. Is. ,,CoroJ I-;xf'c r. D. b.
457, Ellwood City, Pa.
No. Is yHor;a, Closoa p Crisss'. /.
P.O. B. 157, GAINESVILLE, o.
No. 1s ,,Dacia Romfnx'', P. o. 3.
68 s. B., Cincinnati, Ohio
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-.- 141, Erie, Pa.
No. q. ,yStsows RomsAr', 61S ".
Washington Str, IndianA-
polls, Ind.
~ No. q. ,,Mihos V;tssssy', p. Q.
B. 73, Follansbss, w. va.
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Mber," 1918 So. 3rl Street,
st. Louis, Mo.
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9th Str, N. r., Canton, Q.
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nople, Pa, Bah rAoms =
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macy, 9th 4 Sarah Str,
8. 8. Pithbury, rA
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Torrington, Conn.
,.s No. 38. ,,PAtria Romfnx.', 400
East 2S-th Street, Lorain,
q nh;o.
No. II. ,,Cxso Ted6', 2. o. B. D,
-"~4 Massillon, O.
10. II. ,,DrspsJsl Rose~" r. o. B.
%, Struthsss, Oh1D.
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- Ind.
No. A. ,,ASgsstisdfs Box 112, OlA
T. 2, st. Paul MINI.
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81 Str, New Yori, n. Z.
= No. 4s. ,Nioolas rilipssss" Sel1
- Washington Avenue Ma
- olson, Ill.
- No. 48. U. 8. Desteantd-te Rondns.
- Horo Unirii, 3137 Franklin
+. Street, Detroit, Mich.
= No. ~. ,,Li5srsssss', p. o. B. so1,
E. Lisbon, Ohio. 4s
40. 81. ,,Gtstos ~ Hert', p. o.
i. b. 127, Garrst, Ind.
- No. 50. Soc. "S-ta Maria" 189
+. Locust st.. sclap Level, Pa
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I. 600, Harrisburg, Pa
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r. o. B. IL, Clinton. lnk
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no. u. vFssU Os1ujsgs, ?. o. ..
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~ 90, KrMk 0tn1lon, Alusn,
II. Ohio.
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=. u. Dr51eopssk @.
10. g xnn1fnA = 1Tsgf1s1l -
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lawn, Pa. Telsfoa 10o-R
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-31
CALL BUSINESS MEN
special Invitation Ia Attend Ncrics,
uf Wheat GruwCf-,'
gatherings

lI'r.H' I." w ora
GoNCA CITY. May 30 Enutcru
and business men iu particular nlr
being urged hy W. a. McGr,cvY
national secretary treasurer uf the
WhoBt Grpw'rF association. 60 at.
tend Tho growers mcctuga. l.htd
ulod 90 be- held during this Ncok iu
tho wheat belt states. HG fplIoWH.
laruod. Kan. ~ . f. IN. on juno
!. Hutchinson. Kan. At T. m.
juno .. wichita Kan, 3 m.
June . Enid, Okla. . - m. juno
3. Amarillo TcNaa r. mr.. juno
4 at lloldridgc. Noh, AZ . y. M. ON
juno 7. and n meeting to Doc held at
snmo place IN Colorado Al . - m. ON
june 6 An those meetings VIII bc
addressed hy Aaron Sapirr. uttor-
uov Tor tho California fruit growers.
who has boon employed ,u similar
capacity hy tho wheat EroWots
Secretary NDGrcvy ~ asking the
attendance of bankers ana others
through I'ttcrs 10 chambers of COM
mcrcr and u'hor similar organic.
tiona throughout tho five states
named llc states that hy tttrudiub
they VIII get the first hand mfor.
nation which they may require IN
dealing with the farmers orgnui1a-
tiun.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-31
New school Heads ,nn.cn

Special 60 Tho world
PONCA CITY May 30 Several
Kay county city schools have eject.
ed new heads Tor the ensuing year,
including I. " Turner at New kirN
to succeed " NJ Chambers. who
has resigned to- take up tho study
~ law. Turuor has been head OF
the history department Of the Ton
kawa preparatory school At IRA
man, ChhrlcH Hamilton or HARPER
Kan. has hccn elected suporintcn.
dent 20 succeed George ". Derrick
who goes to the Enid high school a.
an instructor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-31
End Iiri IN New lCrL

SneCial TO Tho world.
tNIp. MaN so Miss Evelyn
Ucnu, who formerly lived iu Enid
and held the position ot music au-
pcrvisor In the Enid schools for
several years, received lengthy
write up In the Musical ti,ld, "A
musical periodical To quote from the
magazine. Miss Bonn is tu ho COM
plimontcd ON the excellent results
shc h achieving in her pupils TACT
which should gain for her place
ot first recognition Mtv Rcuu has
her studio in the Sew Nork Metro.
politau opera house and. uccordlug
10 the article, be- doing hiE things iu
"a musical way
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-31
TO Ir Hurled In OHIO.

gy-gpi 'o Jh- world
tINGtISHEN. May 10 r b a
ruuoru ~ E y Shndlcy. who dicd
last Thursday wa h"ld Saturday ut
u'Clp,k horr. Tho remains wcro
shipped ~ Onto for burial MI Shnd
loy Vha q piouor of this county aud
70 well known citizen
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-31

PNItDt 'Vuen Dawn came" supe'
photo HfHma PANE +rv. Most" rH Pa.
t.H .I. I,aifa
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UTNfID tTns uYuae THAT 1s.H
UuH'" sI'b Wanda us~lsy. s.ao now
comedy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-31
Clearance of Fine
Leather and Fabric
Hand BQQs
26o 9S 5.dS. 6.o5

The above prices are cons.d-
crably below one-halt o'
what they would sell for reg
ulariy. but VIC want TO clean
them up at once. Included
arc many different styles IN
Morocco, pin-scal, imported
vaChotte, beaver calf, Cord0-
van calf, etc. also in pure silk
muire and novelty silks.
Main floor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-31

81 UIHc .f tams' fostIrI b
..H.. I|r..t.I. sIrH % Nov comedy.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-31

IlUI, .r,Y.hfuI IuUHsr. vrh vI.
.a. usr. a.H, good comedy aud
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-31
Sale of Bathroom Fixtures

Including soap Combinations, Paper Holders, Tumblcr
Hud,r-, Hooks, ro0o RAr~. Many Othcr~
-ofr-ic,s lhau lTEunr--2Occ