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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-15
ACTUAL SHIP SCRAPPlNG
COST FOR U. S. WILL BE
NEARLY HALE BILLION

Hughes program u Dee accepted Ni''
only minor mobilization There "hF
some surprise Indicated fhsf ihe British
delegation had MOI announced accept
anoe Immediately whom t1e p'fn was
presented. leaving t0 % later Time s.''h
adjustment ~ details ae might seem
desirable The notifications which ut.
Balf0ur. heading the British gillp Nli
submit tomorrow. b. was said 1piuf'
emily could hnye been worked olt after
ward as well as before , rcner. asite-
men'.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-15
0bENCHAIh To WE'D
HIS DIVORCED Wife

LOS ANGELES. Cal sos ff-A
'ieena" was obtained today OIL Ralph
oh"ne hahn 81 cbicago. i0 Eei us %.
vorced wlfe Mrs Mdaiynne O. Ohen
chain who whom b. D. attorney r me
oars On which shs D. under Indictment
IN cha e. 81 the murder ~ Bel
fan Ksnnedy Dr. awaiting tual nslc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-15

INDiANAPOLIs Nos lf-L. g.
Van BnRsie. former president y thr
Van Buggie Motor Device Company
Hns sentenced o. serve four years iu
the federal prison af Ls1terunrfh and
fined 81 900 ~ Judge a 70 Anderson
in United States district .lHft today
on charge of using lh. maiia 20
defraud HenY g EomnTsr fHmo
treasurer m me company ta. seutrne.
"a on the rame charge to aaI.c ls
months and fined 1900
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-15
Motor. Henrinr cnnllnn.d.

FORT WuitTH Tetls Sow 70
Hearing 0n petition asking receiver
ior The Southern Motors Company wac
continued Indefinitely Boo fhe federal
court hcrc futf Thc suH was nl.d
in Dallas Thmailv bf nutof town
'redi1rf which also asked that the
funo'rn D. restrained from dHniug
~ lfs property.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-15
so ARE HUNTING FOR
ALLEGED MURDERER

CtlIEr TrWf Nov. ii-Fifty
mon 1ro continuing their hunt IN the
Sabine riser bottoms f0u.gh, for . ne
pro r1i.1 for the Willing II Gene Gle.
<rn aI Wl'Flns switch lnst night. The
slfo nf the negro and hia sister and
brother nl1w have been placed Ia
Hl here BOO connection with the XIII
.nv
Tho nDrr mI been discharged from
~ Girltu mii Latter Giozsn wns
stabbed .a death Feciing appears a. be
running h.rh 1s result ~ the trag
'dY Ci'1en was well known here. His
ullY WI ~ hnned hnro Wednesslay
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-15

WAsHlNCTON. Noe Secretary
and Mrs HuEhe we've hosts tonight at
% reception iu honor III tHa delegates
10 the conference op limitation of aun-
nmeut lnd Pacific an1 Tlr Eastern
questions other grDrfs irriIled per
sonageF from thc diplomatic llst and 81.
fCiai drries
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-15
CONVICTED MAIL
ROBBERS WIN IN
REPRIEvE PLEAS
BIG TIM MURPHY IS GIVEN
SIX YEARS AND FINE
OF $4,000.
h. Associated Pres

CHICAGO. Nov % Pending on 1p
peal io higher court IN writ N ~
rnr. Timothy Chg TImD Murphy and
fhrco c0defendantH sentenced f0 prison
TODAY after their conviction in c0unrc
ton vlth thc $4,000 Dearborn sir'ot
station mall robbery were given 70 ihIr
'y day Stay ~ execution ~ sentence hv
Federnl ludg Samuel Alschulsr n Gu
cut court ~ Appeals
murphy was sentenced 20 six ymfs
in thc federal renifenflarv af Inrv.n.
worth and fined $50 600 hy Iufrr X NJ
Lands 49, hond- we're fixed rf eco GuU
-m iiooa0 for each ysnr ~ hls cont.
enc snd pending renewal ~ Then boz
spent Tonight in mll
Bonds fW NincouF1 C0smnuo. Mur
phys lieutenant. ana Ward G,Irm
oliver of ihe hoidup car who received
ssni'ures 81 four years and Ones ~
f2oo0p Zach wcr, s,t al 10000 Bond
hswffTy"n ~ E3oso store ne
49, 80 y ~ 9Ts
tine ~ $4,000 VIE fixed AZ Us 100
In nnn0uueel Sentence Judge lands
today tnid the defendants that 'o mor.
ciful luF has given you Christmas
present boz tho shape of q mot guilty
verdici ou the robbery charge. me
jurf having found the men guilty only
on charges ~ ronsplrary a. rob
Murphy former member ~ tho lower
house ~ state l'elsIatuo and for yclrs
prominent iu Union Labor circles and
politics bore manifested little concern
otsr fhr sentence.
The Judge gave mo everything IN
tho book be- s1id. but I'm not aro ~
nrvlads
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-15
J.F. BROMERT, D. c.

Amarnios Original Chiropracior. rs
'ahlirhed four years Complete y Ray
Service Phone 1928 203o New loca.
lion Western Building 800 Taylor street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-15
MILK WAGON
DRIVER UNION
BROKEN, CLAIM
STRIKE LEADERS DECLARE
MEN ARE REMAINING
FAITHFUL.

NEW YORK Nny - Assertion
ihat the mlll wagon duvrls union bad
been broken and that itf striking mem.
b'rs were lo,king back Co.. amply fnr
iholr old iola IN open shop termr
was made tonight Dos I Elkn Nathtns
secretary ~ the Nsw York milk con.
ference hoard
That was denied ns union ofntmls
~ inAy,d only e. Srs Ycn Ind DE-
.lied Il On not-
Tho relurning wort.qs ~ N1ihsns
said were boing regarded as now appl
muta
llo asserted several OF iho disiribui
INK compani's md resumed hnuse tD
hcura deliveries ou limited SCALE.
More than eighty rsr cent of the
normal milk supply b. being distributed
ho said
supreme Court Justice kaupir
Brooklyn TODAY continued until We'd
ncsdhy ON application of sixteen mills
distributing companies to msks prI
mnnont q Temporary Injunction restrain.
ing siriktrs from Interfering with mE
distribution Tho contimmu.e UHs
granted ai Tho request nf union ,uuus.1
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-15

WASHINGTON N0r ~ Assirtsn,
SECRETARY Wainwright ~ tho var d..
pertinent waa awarded tnda, tho dee.
naf.m 90 commander ~ mo Legion 81
liDrW hy France hy Gencau Buat.
chief of th' general staff Of the French
army
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-11-15

For sale by all druggists. always In
stock ai Ransal Drug store. sfh and
polk street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-19
EARTH rs FLAT AND FIXED,
ZION CHILDREN ARE TAUGHT
Teachers Tell Pupils Sun Is ThirtyUo Miles across, Only
Three Thousand Miles A,oay and That Rim of Ice
Keeps Mariners From Falling Into Space

That the law of gravitation is
fallacy, and when objects are thrown
into the air they continue to rise until
the force which propelled them is cx-
pended and then fall back to earth be-
cause they are heavier than air.
Miss Mary Thompson, principal Of
the Zion school system. has propounded
question which she believes will trip
scientists and navigators. Showing on
her fiat map that the Tropic of Cancer,
AZ degrees from the North Pole. was Il
much smaller circle than the Tropic Of
Capricorn, AZ degrees further away
Miss Thompson says:
"Navigators on globular earth
would find If they were to sail COM
pletely around either of these tropics
they would be identically the same
length. On fat earth, however. the
Tropic> Of Capricorn would be much
larger than the Tropic of Cancer, and
would take longer to sail around, be-
cause on a fat earth Cancer would be
nearer the center, or North Pole. Why
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-19

Zion, ILL.,. Oct. 10.--Iion schools, of
rb;ch Wilbur Glenn VOliva is prcsi-
dent, have adopted his new theories OF
a Ant world and the absence of gravi-
totion. and the 1000 grade and high
school pupils believe them implicitly,
according to their teachers. ~,
The public school maintained in Zion
~ the State Board of Education for
non pS members still teaches, however.
that the world is round.
At the Zion schools the new course
of study teaches that:
The earth is q fiat circular world,
,rith n North Pole in the exact center,
No south Pole, and surrounded by n
wall of ice. which keeps venturesome
mariners from falling off the rim.
That the earth has no motion, but
remains stationary in space.
That the sun Is not millions mill of miles
in diameter and 81 .0OO,OOO miles away,
but Is little orb thirty two miles
across No." and only 5000 miles from the
earth.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-19

Tt was not Indicated whether the
Legion contemplated providing trans
portation for the delegates should pas
senger service on the railroads come to
standstilI All the communications
gave assurance the delegates would
manage to attend the convention in some
manner.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-19

don't some Of the 'globuiar earth be-
tropics and find out whether they or
we are correct?"
Miss Eva Baker, teacher Of geogra-
ply, teaches that II the sun was so large
as scientists say IL is It would light up
all the world, instead Of confning its
hottest rays to q 5000 mile wide belt
hetWeen the two trOpics.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-19

1--WE risked more than Inconvenience
TO reach detectives in 1913" wrote
New Jersey post commander. Nothing
can keep us from our convention now
A post adjutant from Utah wrote that
the delegation from that post would be
at the convention If it was necessary to
hike the distance.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-19
Physician Weds Nurse

York, Pa. Oct. 1O.--Dr. James s.
Wood. a physician of Mount Wolf, and
Miss Mary G. Stuart, registered Jursc
Of Bozag, Neb.. were married yesterday
in st. Patrick's rectory by the Rev.
James J. McGrnth.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-19
WON'T Halt LEGION
I'VE Risked More to Reach objee-
tives In 1919" Commander Says

tives In 1e18," Commander Says
Indianapolis, Oct. 19.--Delegates to
the national convention of the Amer
lean Legion, to be held in Kansas
CITY, October 81 and November ] anu
Q. will 60 to the convention city before
the general railroad strike is scheduled
TO 90 into effect and "will abide by
tbo fortunes Of war when 1t comes to
getting back" according to stutc-
mcnt issued at headquarters of the
Legion here.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-19

ThIs is No. OF series on hard coal facts
presented in IN effort to help you decide tor
yourself whether snthracIte rnne prices are
fsir. Watch for future advertisements in
this Newspaper,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-19

Black Diamond Oci quote, the e.
loving range 0f anthracite price, Per sTo
ton 70. +. mlnssl
Esq ........., $50 S5.iI
Stove ....,.,.. 80 g.,
Chestnut. .,.... lis 8]5
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-19

). D,Wsrriner, President,
Lshigh Coal g. NavigatIonC CO.
W. w. lnslis, Prssidsr,.
Glen Alden Coal Co.
John NJ. Humphrey, President.
Lehigh ValleV CoalCo
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-10
EMPLOYMENT


ntit'' @ IEE MUD pl'u'y ~ ,'pls Want
dv,,t 900. mn. 49,, 4saa a,I al,
f.s g,atr,
t,.tvrr.trv. ....,,..., ..,......,..,.,
ana i.,i., .tE ',t,,,.,,st " ",
offir, d,tsI st.t,. u,sIt',n ,.Ith tsiI.bIs
'l,,,,,,,., ,.'o,, "'..' I,'"'"n. "a"
~iIt AiiONS MANTID-iInNIt "a
EInNpgRApIt.p ami bonkFeapet. nine
furnish t,s' OF r.fDr,uf,s Osaro s8sl.
NItEtg LADY .rp,tl,u,.t t, t,..ksa.,..
Iuy and gcnsraI affIse work, do.lte, pn.
auInt Faif 1sgg. zoos ~ wv ~
,s.g.r,.i. .,.....,
49, ''y N"' '.l.l'd EiiI l"t room
g.. W. ''' u "
W." dI,sy il"s. l"s'' sa % as. as ,y,,,l oPsr"'"f
" - 'tiI'' r"-ll'yn. iro y,ara'
'"''b b'"".'''' ''''nlh'"i. 'H"g" hl2'-k.
~ ili' Iln, i'b LA lhniNhl van %
o." H8%"'' ''"''"'' "Fh' "''l'' "'iN.
iII, y,H.u,i io'HI .2,1 Ip. ,rtDtNG
,'a', 49, ~ Nhkn W Nhi1g
t5g,'i1' ,,,,,. i',.a' ~ .,1f .,,itH
"a u't,I ''NINHlH ~, ~. TUE ''I "
NV Al. ,rtII ,rp Nm iFGiiT a. "tiiIt AAv,.
liLpG
WAsTEb. .1,povrltirg a.. d, .turi,, u,
day Neat and accurate Phone Usage
bHGI
INBY wlah.s posltiop Ip drr..tp.tIn,.
patur. 90" who has had csperionco In
. tailoring estabiiHhWcrt psago lO0t
UtsfNFss wnmHn and tborouFbly can.
.blr st.pn-1.nGr, y,t.t,. ',u'Hp,'H ~
rericur'd in real estate Usage 1905
room VIZ
UOtSEK EKEEItNg wanted by refined via
"wt good cook Mother ~ young min.
lHtrr, pleasant home considered mutr than
/ h'Eh "aE'n. NdifshH ais'D. care world.
/ "hL ~. ~ NLtb "t q capabi" Htruog
I"Ph.I 'hr wh" mas had thr'" Srars
''l'Il"h'' W on huHihchs, nut would con.
Wdrt nui Of town posi,inn Ad5r.s. ttgs
g. gunk,r 0srg.' pItE ''''
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-10

IF YOU WANr 20 get an oil
lease In Ashley county, ARK,
before the big boom, tell US
how much you want To invest
and will select your lease
and give you certificate of
ownership, II Interested, write
me. and will send you
small map OF Ashley county.
showing location Of derrick
and drilling blocks. Il W.
kIMIllsn Hamburg Ark
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-10
LIVE STOCK
rOTITnY Am sIrPLiTs

BABY chicks for sale. also Incubator.
Usage e1st-J 22os y. Hodge. --
HABY CHICKS best grade. tested layers
Putobrcd. white LeRhorns, Hrown Les
horns SO per 500 Barred Rocks, Nrds'
run orpIrgtons tls. mixed SO. Postpaid
Guaranteed. 'n'1lug free. Booth Hal'H'
cty clinton. Mo.
TRAINED sud tallsug parrots. toy Boston
bulls. Registered IrrH.Hn cats, cHtatleH.
love birds. dogs monkeys and hll kinds ot
i've pei" from elephants tp wnl,' gin,ee
Farm. West sacran'u'n. 'al.t -
Mrs B,ryman. Route o. rnono log.
FOH SALE Thoroughbred Buft Orpins
ton, bOc, two months old ana w on"
AMI two-year old. Fhonc $50,
FDR SALE -purr brod 2cO-ogg strain
iiliyiew white Leghorn co'kgrel7 ami
Matching eggs Phouc osag" l'2'.
FgR SAIL. plymouth Kook laying hens.
Phone k.N l6.
WHITE Wysndot'a hens Tor 'glc. rive
Firhrl Egg Day strain. Also eggs
FOR Iatching Mcknight, Rural R-lG'.
one uile cast Of Lows on harton.
BARRED ROCK rrrs Tor matching. arts
t"crat strain both mating blue ribbon
stock 1885 D.. twelfth. osage 239t-J.
FOR SALT Thoroughbred Auconu mems
amt ono cocErcli, also thoroughbrcd
black Spanish hens and ono Cockirll. a
bargain Mfs. G.. Leaf jerks, OKLA.
f'hon" t2f
aNfNihEsb NV fN"H ~ FhNrhN HNN Oh|h-
hOtua prize winners. EgBs from range
flock. 81. l5. $3.50, 30 e., 100. Dark
mating. $3.50 and %, 10. Light mating,
1850. IS. All eggs delivered. .. $.
Tate Wan. Okla.
TIE BEST flock ID Rhode Island Reds in
the state. Eggs fot Matching. 50 to S5
Tor it ii p Nrvh''cN 't'' y be'roit
FOK SALE Partridge Plymouth Rock
eggs flr hatrhtug Phone Usage sbG1.
NJ. &. COrby, cl56 s.. Phoenix. West Tulsa,
OKLA.
ENGilSH LEGUORNs- Barron STRAIN; to
make room f0r young stock will sell
some ~ our yoar-old pulets FOR $3.50,
$500 and -. hstohing eggs 81 90 per -,
baby chicks. phuro Usage $500. Elmhurst
poultry Farm, V. 7 H"S 27s
WHITE Wyandottc eggs for hatching
DORSEY strain. uno layers. li2I Il. Nine
tecuth. Tuisa. okla. .--.-------
RHODE tsLAHn nod eggs, Americas
best blood " SO per 100. College I'M
Farm. Usage slog.I.
MrEHlAL HnElet HAIRED Rock baby
chiclul delivered. Usage 3723
HABT CHICKS. eggs, pure bred, Leg
horns, Rocks. Rods, prpngtuns Wyau-
dot'oHs bcFt laying strain, postpaid, rea-
souable prices. CattI.E free. Missouri
Poultry Farms 'ulumhla. No.
PuRE BRED s. =. White Lcghorn
alive. Mrs. Il. Miu,sou. carl juno
tun Mo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-10
INSTRUCTION.

HIT CATIoNAL AND MISICNL 10
EN.TEACHFR wishes grammar grade
pupils; viii teach any or all subjects,
terms reasonable, viii also help adults
with bookkeeping evenings. Usage 1J22,
evenings.
RAG. JAZZ blues piano PLAYING made
easy, postpaid soc. wnn School Popu-
lar Music a W 3th, New York
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-10

SOtTH SIDE Three blocks from post
office. plght-runm rooming house fine
ioratIpn. rent t65. furniture nice ana "a
snap ~ ttIOO, terms Home Realty CO..
lfg UobInann Jldg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-10

HOTELS and rooming houses. hii kinds,
Mt all times. DnhecE Realty Co, Cedar
2O26 ~ Security Bldg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-10
FINANCIAL.
nUSiNrss Orpnp-r, .;,IIt


FOR SALE Modern ana up-to.dato ga.
rage and equipment riEht In heart ot
city good tivc-ycur lease with only 10
months used open every day aud doing
owner leaving city. CAN At 62O n Third
1T. or phone Usage sf7s during .uAineaa
hours, Atcr $50 p IN. call ossgc 1857.
OlLrON CAFE for sale. good local ion.
okla
foK SALE Five shares OF 4. :. Com.
preaAion Inner Tube stock AZ $50 per
share. Address II. T.. -. No. .. Dux ia
Lester Davidson.
FOR sALB--smali grocory Htock. buiid
ing and ipt Included. on North Peoria.
for 500 u , rold a, tyS,% once wite,s health
or trade. call Mrs Lceper. Usage 1857.
GAsOLlNE station and auto supply store.
wanted reliable man to manage our
branch storo and Fnsoline HtaticB hrrc in
Tulsa You must be able 20 inv'Ht 1.O0O
In our company. We pay You ,l6c per
month salary besides yorr share OF
profits Automotiv" Equipment Co. room
o. Holland bldg. phone Usage s11
INDIVIDUAL has shut down at 2.oOO feet.
nnrthw"st or Sapulpa IN recent gushcr
district adjoining producing wells, need
httle money To y" deeper. will Eivc YOU
contract To share In oil from this well
ana en- others drilled Tor $40 or more in
vested. Address at-C. care world.
For SALE Cheap II taken at once, new
and aec"nd hand furniture store. ~,
", Fifst
hu1fEHkisr popcorn and peanut ma
,nlne inr sa'c Elrcttlc motor lights,
,'a,.r r' an py'nu' Wa,ln't, gas
oak cabinet. cost 5 goo used short time,
good as new $500 cash. can G. ".
'arncs Fairfax Okla.
N,m ~ nOu ,,.,. v,,n"n,a,nk ,,,''',a cnmnanyF saw
personal liability, excess profits taxes and
Slh'o ttp"'lH' pIb"nls' On IN" common
Nv pan unue' oee."Tallnh 0i trust
I'M ~ many oN.eu'ht Vu,npehlea are
"leah,ten' prilhl'e standard Forms
lulhlNn ,CoUpl'le equipment win whlch
nng""' IN. W. any Ss"'s gan "ts"n,ar com
mGss ,ic InS nS, Sa'He nnyr,t,nr"n COSY It com
free circular containing fuu dcsrrtntions
= n pcmnrc. legal blnnk nrin,cr ala
walnut Kansas CIty Mo.
nt,s., .tf,,N,,, ,,, ,.'.,,,.,,,, ,,..,,....
~ - 80 - ",, igNtals'
,n,s yIi, .',i's i,o,,,o,, ,, . ,,,.,,,.,5 ,,..,,
Nnr ~ H"n'ns o ~ "us' , l"' sl@m ~
o,h ~itrh IN ys rnm,,' h',rr.io @ rS' ',S"o
ccry store Win living quart~rs and still
leave you corner space i6xSO fret. for
snrngc or filling HtatIou. coming In1u.
trial center OF Tulaa, 2t5 n. Lewis.
cedar 2I4I
.CArITAi.--Do YOU need itP ipdIy,5YaIs
or corpnrntions financed. strictly com
mission basis repay over years from
earnings. no delay write fun particulars
IN utst letter Hoht' quincy io2 Bolu-
more Nldgr chicago
.CAPiTAl.--I sprciaItzr I'M Financing mrrI
torioua business outrtprlses by s.liuu
atuyks or first mortgage bond. atrictty
com mission basis: mail full particulars In
nrst letter. John Trcr iS99 Eddy st.
chicago,
NDrV OppORTVNITY
We start mon and women In auccessful
business operating new system branch
mercantile chain stores: hiu profits mo-
experience required We teach you free
own business outright, $1,000 to 81 600
investment necessary; write for proposl.
.'oN, u". n'"'ysl !,pl.H'hta'lNo WI IN
NflNl'W YOU Nth'NhINNt liTh ga1 Me
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-10

WE liNNE some territory in state omen
On an automobile appliance that sells
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-10
NOUR OPPORTUNITY

WANrEp-To invest $1,000 to 81 500 in
safe business whore can have working
interest. gf2-p. care World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-10

CHEAT land In fee oil tracts near driil.
ing well, good farm land at bargain
prices. Let US know your wants We
have g. Mills son Land Co. Roone-
Nlllc Ark.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-10

DHlLLING CONTRACT will checkerboard
1000 acres ana build derrick for we'll
rcologist report by Hnworth, checked up
hy strauss north ~ Peabody, kan, field.
e. q. Outhior, Alexander hotel
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-10

MUST DRILL Immediately, need money
VIII sell a few one-sixtceuth Interests
Three fourths mile from two y million
gassers. BOX co, sand Springs, Okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-10

WANfED-Whlte Eiri for general house
work, not under lG nor over IS call In
person l7ls y, Seventh. Usage 1854 7.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-10

WILL SELL ur trade fot anything ot
value 4 200 acres. five year oil and gRs
Lease In Lamb county Texas 4s-D. care
World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-10

SA LESMEN Sell tires direct 10 car
owners. Ford size s. so and others In
proportion, We carry stock fOr YOU. EX-
elusive territory, liberal commission Op-
portunity Tor right men to- build up a
profitable business Must be hustler.
Inexperienced men making big money.
write today FOR particulars Andrews 3
liurton Co, 2ist and Harrison. Kansas
city Mo
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-10

GROCERY busy little place located
on tho north side fixtures t27b stock
At market price, rent reasonable. can
Skalicky with iert Mason. cedar 20.
FOR SALE ANAL stock NJ groceries
A bargain. call a. t2ii ". Easton 81
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-10

ron SALE or TRADE-.16 rooms good
furniture, long lease; good income. VIII
consider vacant lots, equity In property
nr good automobile. Phone Usage 22sl
after G u. IN.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-10
HtIP-MALr OK rrMALE
sALrsMEN ANn AGrSrs

Statesmen AND AGFNrs A,
sALEsMEN calling on general stores. an
line. fast selling special boys uy,rnu'
one sample; big commission repeat or
dcra cincinnati overall MIG. cnmpAn,.
Cincinnati ohio.
SELL ORIENTAL PEARLs--Hcst aTep,,.
proposition In the u. 5, sample free;
write for special sales plan McCal.
cisco, Cal
SELL our peanut and gum vending ma.
chine deals and candy saleSbostda. s.
commission each order. require 40 do.
poait for samples. United Peanut Co.
Oklahoma CITY. Okla,
REAL. Statesmen can connect now with
unusual proposition. Call l 20 Satur-
day and sunday. Room ~. st. Louis hotel.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-10

FOU sAIE Mons clothing store, good
town. good location, rcnt rrp7onshl"i
clean stock can be- reduced f6.60o or
81 500. real opportunity for young fellow
" you haven't 'hn money don; waste
time. =. z. Reynolds lientyettA, okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-10

LADIES WANTED, and men, too, to adj
drens envelopes and mail advertising
matter at home Tor large mail order
firms spare or whole time; can make 80
10 f3b weekly, no capital or experience
required book explaining everything
mailed for lOc To cover postage, etc Ward
Pub. Co. Tlltnn. N. ".
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-10
utIr WANTED rrMALr

LADiEs. AGE ~ no %. 10 TWkVEI.
WITH CHAPERON AND 10 ADVERTIS-
ING, PLEASANT WORK. GOOD PAY.
ApPLlCANrh MuAr uE AnLE 70
LEAVE TULSA MONDAY MORNING..
APPLY SUNDAY BETWEEN AND r.
~. MRS. TAYLOR, ROOM Jl3. KETCH-
I'M HOTEL.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-10

FOR sALE-One Vernls Martin bed
complete Phone Usage b2i6-R. .
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-10

EARN slb weekly, spare time. writing for
newspapers. magazines. Experience un.
necessary; details free. Press Syndicate
.l2, ~ Louis Mo.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-10-14

$1,000 and $1,000 Plated All Wool
Skirts $5.9S. Lurie's.- Advertisement.