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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-17

ch"rch rho local Iogion post was
nnrn.d amor Aingrart.
-
farm has been established wcN cf /
town hy j. f.. u. walker, which Is /
said to ho tho most 'omprch'hAlN' .
In Lincoln county.
--
fYAKA--A farmers marketing |
bureau has been established in the
ern railway to assist farmers IN get
ting tho highest price for their prod
ucta.
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YALE--Tho country club has
| taken lease on location four
| miles uorth ~ town, and IL intend
| ing to enlarge the lax" ana buiii
clubhousos
| -
tor company has been organized
here with a capital OF Sl5,OuU. Ihr
elevator VIII hc erected TINS tall on
tho rock Island right-of-waN.
MUSKOGEE --- Charley Wasgon.
oil driller and contractor, believes in
keeping up with the times. In the
ana rig, then later by auto ana
| truck. Now he has bought an air
| plane for scout work
-
OKLAHOMA CtTY-Thc seventh
! Day Adycntis,s win mold ,hpir an
mal convention and camp meeting
! hcre Thursday. \ irge PAVILION
many living tents are rnvid'l for
those who como from alis'hh'e'
-
MOSkoG EE probability 81 ~.
lC. Calhoun OF Commerce being rec
ommcndcd AS supervisor of INDIAN
schools under tho lurlsdlruun "t
Victor Locke ~ expressed at IN" In
dian agency here, rms Is the "i
nee that mas had nara Unl' t'uu
,htu inH"t "t'''''n' H''a'N 10y
"''' ''"No |" N"'''''" "''"'
~
pVN'AN-N iund oI f-'ouo mas
been appropriated Tor premiums ana
entertainment money t"r me
stephens county ire' ih'r. Mhl'h
, VIII he heId Sop'"mn'r ~ T. tI IN
ers ana llNc STOCK ihlS'lS are sh""
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-17
Robert N afci,iriRy

Funeral Director 9-I s, Main
Phone Usage i9l -456 Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-17
Sheets, PiUOUCaSeS and Linens
Specially Priced

6o-inch Table pamask;
mercerized linen finish, spe-
Cldl ,N,.'.'. ...-''' ''' '""o
72-inCh Table DamasE
mercerized linen finish; spe-
S2X94 Zion Tully Bed
Spreads, scalloped, cut cor
ners. Special ,.......,i Iva
S0x90 Crochet Bed Spreads,
sCalloped, cut corners. Spe-
cial ......,.,. ...''.'' '''
Floor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-17
THEATERS

grRANp charlie Chaplin In "a Doe s
ilfe Also Euil Honnett in Her huA-
hands Friend"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-17

OKLAHOMA CITY -- poi'agra
caused ought deaths I'm oklahoma
during tho month Of July according
TO pr Lewis. state health commls-
siouUr Two occurred an MNur-
tain county. two IN Mcintosh and
one each i'm oklahoma. Cleveland,
po,taWatomic and Seminole cuuu-
ties,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-17
KING OF SERBS IS DEAD
King Peter Succumh, 10 Hines IN
Belgrade. Declare, Report

BELGRADE. Aux l6 - hinS
Peter ~ Serbia died today
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-17
sAPULpA-wcs Maycs. who W,

ShPULpA Yves Maycs. who was
held in iail In connection with the
mysterious death OF Isaac Fcascl
whose body was discovered IN the
Big pam water. has been turned
lose. the authorities failing 10 find
any evidence connecting him with
tho case. Many people nro " tho
belief that the case is one ut sui
eide.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-17

PAWNEE--A double military tn
neral was held here sunday when
the bodies Of Earl Maggl't. prNat
In machine gun company, loith
infantry. and David l.. Berg, private
OF Company c, 5Sth lnfi airy. We u
buried in Highland cemetefY.- Ss>y-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-17

JENNINGS - The Chris st r
church OF Jennings. oilton and Hal
lett held a joint service at Greenul
lake Sunday. with BAPTISM after
wards A basket dinner was given
In the afternoon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-17

LENNrAH .- q. g. Chapman
awokc from slccp Monday morning
10 hear an auto circlug around hts
garage SuspcOtiuE hurgiarous IN
tent. he secured q gun and cha.
lonEed his nocturnal visitors. They
departed hurricdly hut not unit
Chapman had taken a shot at tn,
fleeing figures.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-17

PALACE. scsspe Hayakawa In where
vifa Law
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-17

DUNCAN-A fund ot t2,5o0 has
boon appropriatod Tor premiums ani
entertainment money for the
stephens county free tair which
will he held September lt-l7. Farm
ers and live stock raisors are show
ing much interest
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-17

HOMINY Top prrco ror Usage
county cattle was paid 10 r. l..
Russell of this place, who disposed
Of a shipment for an average OF
500 per 100. or $40 above the
average for the preceding week.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-17

Alto. peggy Puts u over WIN
calhoun u'tD Bnu infIn comedy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-08
Choice FOR
CABINET IS
UNCERTAIN
Opposition Is Being Pressed
to Slate Made Up by
Harding
NJ RAYMOND cI.srrER

MARION. o. Jan. s.--rwo finai
decisions have been made by Priest
dcnt-clect Harding. II was learned
~ authoritative quarters here today.
1. George II. Christian. Jr.. Marion.
Win be secretary to the president
=. Harry NJ. Daugherty. Columbus.
win 10 the Colonel HOUSE" Of the
Harding administration.
These are the only two ccrsainties
which stand out from the confusion
which shrouds the cabinet situation
today. Harding appears farther
from final decision on his cabinet
now than AZ any time recently. His
slate was virtually settled two weeks
ago In all but a few posta But tn
fluenocs now bearing down on him
with. their full strength. financial
economic. racial and geographical.
have undone his selections and he
now appears uncertain as TO what
% do.
DAuGHERTy EXPECTED
10 ENTER CABINET
Harry NJ. paugherty II stiil en-.
Docted TO become attorney general
4 he enters the cabinet lie Is iden.
tificd with a leading law firm In Co
Nnmbus, altho he has done little
court work In recent years.
Had IL not been for Daughcrty.
Harding probably would not have
been In public life today. After
Harding was defeated for the gov
erncrship Of Ohio in 1910. he an.
nounced he was out Of public life
FOR good
He was discouraged and consider
~ himself a failure Daughsrty
epok hold OF Harding. Ercomed him
for the senatorial fight. elected him.
then began preparing to make Hard.
ing president After the nomina-
ton Il was the same story. Harry
Daugherty was moving quietly along
the battle line. strengthening weak
opots and directing the strategy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-08
EXTRA MATES
Topped OFF
Surplus Wife and Husband
Are Lost"

~ NE setting aside o. Q dYvorc>
decree In superior court Friday. Ree
w. Aficy has lnut . new wife and
bean given hack his nrst ~ife. By
the granting Of . divorce decree In
another CASE Mru Patricia Provost
was relieved Of having two husbands.
Alley had notified Italian Mae Al,
ley. OF Rogers. Ark. that he WAS al.
sorced and had remarked and she
had brought perjury charges sszinst
him because he sworc during the d..
vorce action he didn't know her last
address Tho divorce was act aside
and the perjury charges dropped on
petition Of Deputy Prosecutor c. c.
Dalton. Friday. when Aliey Promised
20 pay Mira Aney $3.50 and $50
monthiy. The marriage 10 the &C
oud wife yin BE- annuied Alley says
he doern't know where abe IN
Mira Provost explained. In s~ekfn.
divorce In Judge J. M. Raiston's
court. she had married Ccryf Provost
became she had believed hx for.
mef husband. Aiien H~iroscn. whom
he told her falsely he had obtained
. divorce ny the decree Friday she
became MIA Heig-sen again
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-08
CHEER UP! MORE
QUAKES COMING
Scientist Says We're Enter
ing Maximum Period

CLEVELAND. o. Jan s.--The
world In likely entering n maximum
period Of earthquakes and cruptons.
according to Rov. y. l.. odenbaah.
astronomer OF tho st. Ignatius Col
iege observatory. IN Cleveland.
Commenting on the recent earth.
quake In Argentine and earthquake
and typhoon In the Island OF Zap.
Rev. odenbaeh said.
"EarthquAkes and eruptions come
In maximum and minimum periods.
For the past year and half We have
been passing thru a minimum period.
Now ~ is probable that a maximum
period IL setting In"
There are three main caunos Of
earthquakoa. according 10 Rev. oden.
bach.
misunderstanding trcmors Of the
earth.
DOwnthrow-uriaiiy short quakes
caused by Tho ceilings Of largo caves
and mines falling In.
Tectonic--the most serfoua, caused
by nhrinkags Of tho earth'r crust
Violent quakes OF the past year:
January 7--Mcxioo: hundreds kill
ed: seven towns inundated
April si--cslIfornia. Arizona and
Utah. big property damage. small
loss Of life.
June .s--csiifornin: sfx earth.
auakes. damage $500. 900.
June 77--ftaly. IS earthquake;
400 killed; many villages demolished.
July is-Loa Angeles. four earth.
auakcn. many injured. slight proper.
~ damage.
September s--ftaiy. 1--WE towns do
stroyed. small ioss of life.
October fs--Porto Rico: earth.
quake and tidal wave: many killed.
December iT--Argentins: earth.
quake. heavy property damage: big
lons Of life.
December sf-Yap. one Of Caroline
Islands In Pacific ocean. earthquake
and typhoon. heavy damage. loss Of
NE unknown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-08
or THE GREEK

CHURCH calendar. known as the
Yeast OF the Nativity. was celebrated
b. local Greek and Russian churches
Friday. New Years day Will be Oh
served next Friday. January IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-08
STOMACH UPSET?
Get mt the Real Cause Take
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That's what Thousands Of stomach
,fffcfcr IRE doing now. Instead OF
aling tones or trying TO patch up q
cor digestion, they are attacking the
cal cause Of the ailmcnt-cloggcd
Ivcr and disosdered bowelA
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets arouse
nc liver In a soothing. healing way
When the liver and bowels are per
forming their natural functions. away
,ocs Indigestion and stomach troubles
Have you q bad taste, coated
tongue. poor appetite, a larry. don't
-arc feeling. no ambition or encrgy.
trouble with undigestcd foosls' Take
Dive Tablets. the substitute for calomel.
Or. Edwards Olive Tablets are a
purely vegetable compound mixcd with
hive oil. You will know them by their
live oolox. They do the work without
ripping. cramps o. pain.
TAKE one OF two az bedtime fox quick
relief Eat what you like. l5c and 3oc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-08
Weds Two Brothers;
Is Seeking Divorce

PROSsER Jan s.-pivcrcc from
two brothers Is asked by Mrs. Rhoda
Carter, OF Prusscr. In suit on file
here today.
Mira Cartr Rys she married
Thomas s Carter In 1907. af Yreks.
Cal. In 1918 she married his broth
er. c. J. Carter. after her first hus.
band had left her and she understood
he had obtained divorce. she says
Upon investigation. she can find
no record Of the divorce. 30 she ask
annuiment OF tho second marriage
and also divorce from cartsr No. /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-08
Man and Wife Out
on $1,000 Bail Each

Mrs Arlee Edna Kooken and her
husband. Elmer Ralph kooksn. ar.
rested Friday In Belungham on a
charge Of perjury In the second do
FREE. were released by Prosecuting
Attorney Pred G. Brown on 81 900
hail each. The kootcns w~ro arrest
ed on complaint Of John Quicnt. Mira
kookcn's former husband. who
charges they sworv falsely during
court proceedings 10 adopt Betty
Quiens. 9 years old.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-08
PERJURY CASE
after ROMANCE
Elopement Principals Face
Officials

EVERETT. Jan. s.--shcrffY James
McCuiioch put the finishing touches
to the eiopem-nt Of James Wolfe
and Ida lie Gary. who were married
Tuesday under assumed names. when
charges WERE plaord against four
members OF the marriage party. Tho
couple were arrested In Br~m.rion,
where they had fled In an auto with
party OF six The clipping bride
WA only II.
Charges of perjury were PLACED
against Vote and Stella IL Gary. 10.
an aunt Of the girl. who acted an a
witness Perjury charges also viii
be placed In juvenil. court against
Philip Doyle and tho young bride
Charges OF abduction were filed
against pcyia. who is the son OF J.
NJ. Doyle, assistant division superfn'
tcnccns Of tho Great Northern rail-
way.
tn brfds Nh iass night for h~
homs In lakewood with her nAfber.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-08
To Help Students
Choose Vacations

In an effort 20 assist high school
pupils In choosing . vocation. In
struction viii be given By teachers
during the week Of January 10 on
tho relation Of various high school
courses 70 various vocations.
The work In under the direction Of
3. J. Fleming. vocational director.
who has planned a program Of mp
preach 10 the subject In order that
uniform instruction may be given at
all schools.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-08
Stolen Tires Worth
$500 Are Recovered

Stolen tirc-. valued as 1880. w-r.
recovered Saturday. and Charlie.
o'Mers. IL. and Charlie. Avert. 20.
were In city jail Detectives J. r.
Smith and w. II. worsharn aIl.gs
that they found the tir~s In poss.s
sion Of the pair At Hiriman CITY.
Tho tires were stolen from the No
fn,yrc garaxn q klrkiand CArsss.
mas eva
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-08
Missing Editor Is
Again at Home

q. LOUIS. Mo- Jan e-Jacques
Wizard. missing editor OF the Free
Ase. local magazine. returned to
hin home here today from Chicago.
According TO an announcement by
ne Burns detective agency. which
had been employed BY Mrs Willard
- search for him.
Willard had been missing since
Christmas day when no vanished
xfom q Chicago hotel II had been
thought he had been kidnapped and
vzs held for ransom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-08

PUBLIC SCHOOL PROTECTIVE
LEAGUE of Washington meets Sat.
urday at o. m. In the assembly
room of the Chamber OF Commerce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-08
THRIFT week
PROCLAIMED
Mayor Sets Jan. II to % as
Date Here

National Thrift Week. January ~
10 "a. was officially proclaimed IN
Seattle Saturday by Mayor Hugh NJ
Caldwell.
Monday. marking the Anniversary
OF the birth OF benjamin FrnnkiiD.
has been designated turnout the
country as National Thrift Day.
Thrift Week will be observed In
the schools and churches. and the
meaning Of the movement toward
sanity ia living will be carried into
the business and industrial organiza,
lions OF the city
simplified spelling has bern aboI-
iahed In the United States navy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-08
Hotel ID Saved By
Automatic Alarm

Automatic rrs alarm saved tho
s,etson hotel. DOT Borcn ava. Friday
night A small btaz. started In tho
boiler room, Sixty.thrce guests werc
driven 10 tho street Tho IRE WA
quickly cxtinguished.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-08
| What Congress
|kDoing Today
EENAE

GENArE
v3nnnno o~mrsittee esnsfnses hear
lngB % ssnerxency tariff bill
rntsvssats commerce COMMITTEES ~
oumss A-arfnxs on ciayson act veto.
Jstnt ssaate and house oommirre~
- rucff1e naval eAsss nssts To reach
HOUSE
cssessSD eonssdsrasfa - ps.fsf-
nce aDVsorvfafioo bib
WAys and raenns eommsssss esasA-
80 tariff hearings with reprcssntA-
etvoD OF drug interests A. wftnesssa
ADpropr1Ation sub-eommffte~s con-
a6er navy. Agricultural sad dedcisrcy
aopPopvtasion biiis
ESvers and hareors esm mitses Con
mdesS mfror rivers and harbors tifta
Agricultural COMMITTEES hears Ben-
3aDta c. March. Of tbs FarrasrS Ma
t5onal Council on the proposal to
Drsvsnt specuiatioa IN grain faturss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-30
Ky I,ohrrt T.. Sa,illr.

Pres. Allan. Savillr and Sncad Inc,
Richmoud's progress during The
past year in regard to it's develop
mcnt along real estate lines has been
marked by several very noteworthy
features.
The first feature OF the years ac-
iiviiies has been the opening Of n
great section OF the West End by
the completion Of the bridges across
the Belt Line tracks and the lower
inE OF these tracks.
The projection and extension OF
M"nument Avenue and Grove Avenue
into this new territory has hccn OF
considerable advantage to the home
seeker and Will be Of greater i'm
roriancc as i, gives this section the
necessary convcnicnces such ms gas.
waite: and sewerage.
This section has been planned very
Wei and should develop into hand :
some residence area as soon az he
purchasers can begin 10 build
During the year there has been
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-30
NORFOLK MINISTERS ASKED
WEEK WITH SPECIAL SERMON
Realtors Of Port City Will Usher In Spring Constluc
ton With Mass Meeting-Governor Is on Hon
orary Executive Committee.

Every minister N Norfolk has
been asked 10 preach a special ser
mon on Home building on April 10,
according to plans which have been
worked out 10y Tia" real estate and
construction interests 81 that city for
a weeks campaign TO open the spring
building boom The churches wiz
open the drive through special ser
mons ON Sunday. and mass-mceting
in the Norfolk Armory viii Il" h"id
Monday.
raul r. Collins president of the
Virginia Zeal Estate Association has
been appointed chairman OF the mani
ayers committee. which also Includes
Maurice Long. g. Moran Barry. ana
Joseph Il. Ives.
Governor Wcstn"rc!and Davis. city
Manager e. T.. Ashburuer, Ejshop Il
-, Tucker. Earton Myers. Or. Louis
Mendoza. Joseph Il. Deal. Rcprcscn-
tativc III Congress, President Of
Council Albert l.. Roper, Rt Rev.
Monsgnog j. I. OFarrcll, ana Rev
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-30
CITY PLANS TO BUY
LAND FOR NEW PARK

'ity Council is now considering a
paper which would authoriz" the pur
chgS" b! tn" city OF several lots Of
ground in outlying sections. To he
reserved for parks, in realization Of
tn" growing need of such improve
mcnts. and also OF the rapid cXpan-
sion and growth OF the metropolis
The paper is still in committee. but
il is expected that II Will he report
ed out within a few days ana Will
h" quickly acted upon by IN" city
fathers. No specific section OF thu"
city is 10 benefit 10y the paper. but
all In which developments Justify
B, viii hc included.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-30
NIors the I.u,,cr.

pcc!arinl thai NE more rhildrcn
IN The family the lower the rca.
would hc. r. II Ashcraft banker
of Pine Fluff A-l; rented a house
:" - family with six children at "a
reduced rental This novel Schcm"
is in practice iii Wuodsi"ca. ont. a..
the present time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-30
PLAYING IN STREETS
CAUSES LOSS OF 5
LIVES IN e DAYS
CLAIMS CEnTERS WOULD
INCREASE REALTY VALUES
or $4,000 Youngsters in Rich.
mond, But 5000 Have Place
TO Exercise.
7lST YEAR..
a., j. liugr Hicks.



~ N.H't "' many "i 'h" mon 20
''"'y go Dec" - 'A"Ir u"> hoo" days
"h'" iE''hm"ni "H+ 'n.-h"it ~ -
p''7'"' "t@' lH'F 'h'h" ~ tho I'M"
""'h 'e|" were .''' - r."S sA iN'
hr'"'s ".'h"Hi d'uE "i "'."s
ff"Ih' 10 ''"'" uHh'r 'h" Na'r.7 ~
'"' "."d'"E "N'''nn.''" "h'" 'h"'"
wa" H'''' .''F " "''fh 'h''d "i'hoH'
severe. '".""' 'o's i'F iH"m 20 lay
III N"'i' '"' ono" H'I'7 'i' '"' ''E'
OF Town N'i" ""'Nt5 moro 'h'h '""-
mar ih''" instant ron any F"s.A'n'
'1' seton As '''' az i''" "ih
'"''' '"'"'' '''. N'f'.N 90. '.h'S '''
th' "'p "''" "''"''H .'' anu
'"'h' ''''-' -.i'''''
W. 90. "''',.' "'
"'''" ~ ''"' ~ '"' 7''' OF ~
'., '''''' ""''''.'-' '''S'' '''''
''''''''
You may r!"" IN" l"ng'h "i s"'"rn.
u
49, . .'''' '''' go " Ft"''' '"'
thousands q: children tn. CITY has
provided not a t!uci" playcround
Two or three little triangular grass
plots a, the intersection of certain
of the avenues AZ" like OASIS In tn.
desert waste" Lately. however. even
ms triaugular space has become too
valuable to be donated to the chill
Gr.n Of the community triangle
at tn. corner oC ParE Avcuu. and the
Boulevard has recently been sold FOR
modern undertaking parlors.
old Swimming Holes Gone.
We men can re,uomhcr too. when
the boys oil o'h Hlch'h'h" nae a aoz'n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-30
BUILDING PROGRAM
URGED CHAMBER
Commerce Body Finds Ricl
mond, Built for 100000.
Housing 10000.
CITY LACKS 5000 HOMES
Committee Calls Attention Of
Municipality to Bad Situation
i'll Co!orcd Section.
Written Espocially for The Times.
p.sp0tch lay tho Chnrmbsr OF


'''''" f'"tat'".'F Tor thc Times
Dispatch lay the Charnbcr OF
comm.r,r
s,,.,.,.,. - , ,.,oo
''''''
'"'" an" o"''"f'h ar" "crnrNshE
living uUa''ars IN Richmond built
originally To accommodate. nnssi,,lv
iiooon u,, rt.,,,,,,
"a '"'" "'''eS 81 "'""f cities ana -
much better situated as regards To
housing ;Ahn communities that re
c"N"d enormous nunhcrs O. people
turing war days. not all of whom
nave returned 90 th"ir former homes
S'he" me country begun 10 settle
h"cN !" normal basis. both ia in
"HStfN aunt GENERAL business. lmmr-
49, '''''.'' '''tN Al'' '''l'tINSl hI1 vi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-30
SWlHDlER SELLS MAN PART
OF GRAND CENTRAL STATION
my Associated Press. !

NEW YORK. March 29-In the
Han OF Gull bl"s. that long corridor
Of NATURALIZATION for men who have
bought EincI Tower. Hrooklyn bridge
and traffic rights TO III" Atlantic
Ocean, room was being made today
FOR Gregory iantas!. r-staurantcur.
Gregory complained To the police
chat lac had paid Sl.2oO for large
section Of the Grand Contra! Tor
mina!.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-30
BIG CONSTRUCTION
PROGRAM PLANNED
THROUGHOUT CITY
Year Brings Recognition Of
Grace and Bank
Streets.
WAGE AND PRICE TUMBL Es.
ADDING IMPETUS TO BOOM
Costs OF Material Drop Below
Level Reached in Peak
of Last Year.

With Tho ir,ra,u
growth I'm ,,n,,,,a. iouT years
which has b.on 49, s'o"th
past v,ar. f,r r,,,,,,. tu"al!ed III
period rh.r. r, "hich
absolute cossnt;n,, Almost an
OF dorcsti, -" operations
rnonh Iris "'t"re' Ri"h-
creates, huilI,, one OF the
tory. Ey.ry,i,i1 III IT'S MS
building activity ana scor.s
structiun concerns ar, . oon
Launch big ventures b.r "
future.
.nl,v ror
never he., 81 there mas
lunl,s par,,, "e'''"" Tor
practically upl-un,., '"'' Is
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buildings in ~, S"'''pie
congestion 4. r,i;I "''tSS 'he
an extensive ,-nus.,u,.i ;"
once a siru,.i, ''"' at
which c,,r,, sI"N''E Oh
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mately $4,000. O0o wor,h - ,,',,
either is under way -, ,ha 'e'".
time or l. srriouslv co,,.,,
builders IN tho civ Va 49,
four Office buildings ronpir. {, -
from six to twenty s,orios"
ing contemplated. ana r,,
drawn for their ernct,,, tI,,' 80
OF much-nccdcd homes veil, Ne
started this spring. either In tho c,,v
or in the surrounding, tarritn-,,
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aistric, 10 ,-,,,o,,, Jus ness
lure OF the year. Croc, So
In the pas, six mon,rs 49, m'en-
become a rccorniya.,
retail If, OF ma ci,,. :" Tue
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is becoming , scco,, ..,'.. ''-''e
have gradually ha",, go s.eiue
property from Eirs, 90 xtn,, acc
and the rutur. or ~,
denly become assured p,,s; ,'S suu
realizing TINS moro o,,icl,I,. 49,, ''',.''
one else. las, Week unit., 49,
organization for ror,varlira 49,
tercsis OF the street. ana p,,,to,,,
improvements To the thornrch,a~s
are contemplated.
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mon, ,ak.. T., "
Broad Stree, ar, y"
extend their c.,oh,ish,,,', ''.,"s I"
entir. block ON c;r,ro an .','
litionuI building -,
Will cost s5Oo.oon ,r,i
made public only -,ncr,,. 49,. 49,
project was postpo,ed ,or t.
weeks hccaus, a., u,s,t,,,, ,l,t
tions. it is said. Tn. comn,p,. s,or
vilit,L -, az,
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