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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-20
BICYCLES AND nOTORCYCLES

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TIRES GALL Makes, ACCESSORIES
for bicycles motorcycles. autos; $45
bicycles, complete. $57 so TALL colors) :.
Five ssores: lis East Third street.
302-A-6-S East Second street. Davenport
Iowa. Fred Barr Supply House.
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U. 3. ". v.
sAboNEf BAY CAMP. NO. Q
United Spaniah War vstersaA
nss<' hrst and third Thur
Gays OF each month u SD. m.
IN Memorial HAllr Court Houss.
Oscar L. Dalisse. Comm&ndsr:
L. N. Titterington. Adiutant.
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UPHOLSTERNG.
FURNITURE REPAIRING AND Graf
ing. Estimates cheertully furnished.
. B. I. 2674. e. c. Ecklund. 1525
Twenty fifth street.
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y. u. z.
EVA ISLAND AERIE NO. 956, FRATER-
"a Order OF Eagies.-Reguiar meetings
MA and third Tuesday OF each month
y Eagles home. Fourth avenue and
nu-hrst street. Frank Wlch, W. r.;
sessph Grotegut. secretary.
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FOR SALR-FARN LANDS.
uECHANICAL ENGINEER

ALL KINDS OF MECHANICAL DRAW
ings made. Jigg and Fixture desisuins
. specially. Ideas developed. &. h
Michaelis. Mech. Conslts. Eng. associated
with W. N. HASKELL. Patent Attorney
609- $40 Best Bldg. Phone 3. l. 766.
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Ill

Pfi teto otaZce Sc klara "a
chv6la q tiskla 81 .ruku k mocn6
huSlcfmu Srdci.
"Kdybych byVala milova-
ma, nyni bylo by 20 vSem, ne
bot opovrzeni uSmrti lasku",
septala.
"Jste sirotkem?" ptala Sc u
prchla pradlena.
"Bohuzel, ano". odpovedela
klara placic.
"Nu, nu, ma draha klarko,
jen 81 nezoufejte, neodsoudi
vas zaiiste k dozivotni vazbe,
kdo Vi, Zdaliz vas vubec odsou-
di, az vyjdcte re zalare, bude-
te pracovati jake drive.
"Odeprou mi praci".
"kdo Vi? Musite vzdy dou-
fati Y budoucnost. Hled'te ma
mne, nepozbyla jsem nadeje a
vim prece velmi dobfe, re zu-
stanu ia mrizi az do sye plno-
Iletosti"
| klara pohledla udivene ma
lsvoii druzku.
I've vazbe az do plnoleto-
|sti?" opakovala.
'Zaiiste. Y n6jak6 haznici
Zavinila jsem to sice sama, ale
neni to yeru malickosti, pony
slm-li 81, ze mohla isem Sc iiz
stati milionarkou'.
"Milionarkou - wy"
"Ano, ia! Jest to prazvlaSt,
: n historic -"
echo jste Sc dopustila, ~
dali vas do vezeni?"
: "Velke hlouposti. Opustila
: jsem pradlenu, niz byla jsen
' uceni a utekla jsem pa
!, nackem, ienz mel mne jen pre-
/, sVandu; Vidim nyni, ze 81 pra
: nic ia mne nezakladal".
"Necinila jste dobre u ubli
: lila iste tim jedin6 sama Sobe
: komu pfinalezl pravo, trestat
/, vas tax prisnc, kara vas ote'
n nebo matka?"
"Ani jeden ami druhy, nebot
u i ja nemam rodicu Il pribuz
nych",
e "Na kom tedy zayisite?"
a "Na riditelstyi nalezince
Ijez prijalo nnle Ia schovanA
y po oblezeni Pafize".
II Klara naslouchala S napjt
. tou pozornosti.
"Byla jsem nalezena na bi
rykade ranou V rameni W
!" die mrtYe zeny a muze, il
l. snad byli mymi rodici'.
iPokra 6nvann
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"Tfi nedele~, odpovedela

Klara.
"Byla jste jiz predvedena.
vysetrujicimu soudci?"
"Jiz n6kolikrate".
"Prijdete pred senat?"
"Ne", vzdychla 81 Klara a
svesila smutne hlavu, "porota
bude mne souditi".
"Nic 81 q toho nedelejte"
tesla il Marie Jana, "nektere
zajate mi vypravely, ze poro-
ia nekdy spise osvobodi -"
"Osyobodi!" opakovala kla
ra trpce. "Ja nebudu osyobo-
zena. Nemohu ami byti! Use
je proti mne! Vse mne uSved-
tuje!"
~ echo vas vini?"
81 kradeze".
Mem to pravda, vid'te?"
"Ne, ne, nenl to pravda Ia
klinam Sc bohem, ze neni to
pravda !"
"Mluvila jste S n6jakym adj
vokatem?"
tx cemu to?. A jak mohla
bych to uciniti! Advokat chce
plat a ia nemam ami penez, ami
rodiny!"
"Soud musi YAM opatriti OBJ
hajcel"
* cemu. Nemohl by mic
pro mne uciniti. Nikdo nemu-
ze mi pomoci, Jsem neyinna a
prece svedci vSe proti mne -
necht' mne radeji rychle Cd
scudi a urychli takto mou
|smrt".
"Zemfiti!" zvoIala Marie
Jana. "To by tax bylo! Kdo
pax pomysli ma smrtl Clovek
musi mysliti ma zivotl Prvni
den byla jsem take zoufala,
nyni vSak jsem 81 to rozmysli-
la. Kdo chce zemriti, musi jiz
byti unaven zitim, musi bJti
star, velmi star. g w jste do
sud mlada. Coz nikoho nemi-
lujete a nikdo nemiluje vas?"
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PRODA Sc neb vymeni "a
dunn grocerie a feznictvi mezi
ceskoslovenskymi usedliky. Ma
8 pokoju, koupelnu, sklep, fer
mes, dllnu, VSecnny Strole "a
rl2enl pro reZnlka, uzenare,
smlsene Zbozl garaz. Jest to
rohove mlsCo V plnem chodu a
obchod sc nachazl Il broadway
pod Ceskou Narodnl SIM. Ce-
ma tohoto maJetku Sc vSIm zbo-
zlm q zrlzenIm $4,000, hotove
$4,000 ostatni ma prvnl mort
gage ma s proc, neb sc vymeni
ga dunn. PrlGlna prodeje, ma
Jltel opouSti mesto. Haste sc
Il f. j. Parenica, 123O9 Union
Ave. :?
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NAME MA VYMENU "a
MESTSKE MAJETKY fanny

MESISkE MAJEIkf tarmy
o rs akrech, 1870 akrech, It's
akrech 90 akrech sc vsemi
zasobami a zarizenim vesmes v
Ashtabula, O. - Prodam lot
Ma vych. 108. ul. Union Ave-,
35 pri III, je tam vse mimo
dlazby. Cena pro rychly pro-
DEF $500, hotove neb ma splat-
ky. - 6 lot6 Ma Lee Rd., 120
pri 240 str, dum o A mistno-
stech, novy sklep, studna, sle-
pitnik, velka puda, 15 minut
cd kary-. Proda Sc neb vymeni
ga mestsky majetek. Cena
$4,500, hotove $4,000. - Far
my: II akru, 9 mil od Cleve-
landu, ma dlazdene ceste dun
o 5ti mistnostech, bane, zahra-
da, les vince, vymeni Sc "a
mestsky majetek, Cena $6, 500,
hotove $500. - IL akru far
ma rovne poloze, dun 0 A
mistnostech, bane, zahrada,
les V Ashtabula, @. Proda Sc "a
$500, hotove $500. Blizsi Sc
sdell V els. 1915 Broadway.
oil
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MUSE BYT prodan pod cenu
dvourodinny dunn o A sv6tni-
cich koupelnou dole nahore,
vyhrevni pee, lot je 40 pri l45
str. a je mezi dvema poulicni-
mi karami. Cena $1,000. Blizsi
sdeli j. f. Nejedlik Co., llOl5
Uulon Ave. Tel. Broad 1856,
Union 1861 Il. !?
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ZVLASTNl
UPOZORNENI

Dovoluji 81 oznamiti ct. ve-
rejnosti, ze jsem otevfd
kloboucnicky obchod v els.
6O33 Broadway proti vlllar-
ne, kde man ma sklade vse-
no druhu muzske kloor,ky a
ktere zhotovuji tez ma "a
kazku a stare predelavam,
barvim a opraAlji. Mase dill
ne Sc naleza v {. 36A1 E..
49 ul., vezmete-li E. 55 st.
karu ia vas doveze az k dill
ne. Drzlm ma sklad6 nej-
lepsl klobouky "a ceny vel
mi mlrne neb je sami wy
rablme. Je to jedina ceska
dina V Cleveladu.
Sluzbovolny
FRANK STEPKA.
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IT,

Piacide Joubert, neday sc u
pei4m synonym zastrasitl, traSi
uponym slaDocnem We vZuu-
emu.
Leopold nikdy Jeste nevldei
otce V takoyem rozcileni.
Muz, jenz vzdy tax uzkostll-
We dbal ma uhlazeny mrav a
zdai Sc byti klldnym, ba ! 90
braekym, odnodll Skrab abosku,
"a nlz sKryval pravou svoJi po-
dobu, stal Sc memo razem
prudky, bezohledny, sobecky
dobrodruh, jenz hledi 81 jedlne
sveho zlsku a sveho prospecnu.
aUstraseny hejsek obaval Sc,
re ctihodny jeho otec nahle Sc
zblaznil, ~
Mech mne, neth, papinku.
opakoval mroucim hlasem. ~
blizujeS mi. Zavolam 0, po-
moc!"
'Budes zticha! Ami sloya,
nebo te uSkrtim !" zvolal Pla-
eide hrozive.
=" Ano. ano, budu ml6eti -
jep mne pust' !" septal Leo
potd.. s.s&.
"Nepustim tie, pokud nebu-
des pr4sahati, re mne poslech-
neSl"
Nepustiv mladeho muze z
rukou, stroll 'ej do kfesla.
,'.'Ty tedy ngnas dosh ma
TOM, zvolal zlostne, "zes Eu-
lou, nicemnym, pitomym hlu-
pakem, chceS Sc 'jeste k tomu
stati Skodnym! Nespokojis Sc
tim, lie mi V niGem neprispeJeS
X pomoci. chceS sc mi Stavitl
ieste v cestu! Ty 81 dovolujeS
obvinovati sveho otce, hrozlti
mu! A v8e TO k viii darebnici,
zlodejce, iez naieza Sc jiz V
rukou spravedlnoSti!Nuze vez,
re lest trpeIiyost ma konce
- poyim ii, co 81 pfeii - pfi-
saham ii, &c mne poslechnes
po dobrem nebo po zlem !"
Po techto sloNech pustl roz-
zuieny muz syna q prudce lei
odstrcil
Ustrasen1 hejsek 81 konecne
volne oddechl schoulil sc pin
strachu do kfesla,
II pres TO, &c mas tax male
ceny", pravil Joubert "a chvi,
Ii, lest tebe klara Geryaiso
VA prece nehodna".
"Neverim TO, papinku, neve
rim", koktal Leopold, "miluj
il dosud".
Placide pokrcil opovrzliv'
rameny a pokracoval:
AT jiz nikdy Sc mi te hol
ce nezmlniS, rozumis? We vSen
musis mne poslechnouti. We
zines 81 Ia zenu divku, jiz
priv yedu, sice te vyd6dim, zfeh
m Sc te, nedam Ii aEi halert
oznamim vSem lichvarum u CO
le Pari2e. ze neobdrzi ami i
dineho sou, puiti-li ii neco,
We sye zaveti ucinlm opatren
abys ami 20 me smti niceh
nedostal! Vol tcdy, mas na w
branou !"
Leopold, jsa dosud schoule
Y kreslc, rozyazoval 81 nakr'
nix a rovnal 81 limec, leiz b.
otec ieho nemilosrdne zma
kal.
Ma obliceji jeho jevilo sc V
l.e rozcileni.
"Neodavej sc Vnitrnimu w
ku IA tajnG hrozbG." mluN
Jouburt dale. "Jsem tvym p
nem musiS poslechnout
Nuze, poslechneS?"
"Poslechnu - poslecbnu.
A-+<*+4st~t - t-+ -+&-fft-%tf+4'1
@. s. Union Gl8 l.
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PRlJMOU Sc divky Ma rue
II kabatovou praci, tez do u
,eni. Haste Sc V els. 2931 4.
81. st. 5-11
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"a PRfCiNOU odjezdu pro
dam dvourodinny dunn moder-
ne zarizeny 5ti pokojich S
koupelaou dole a ctyrech svet-
nlcich koupelnou nahore.
sc cis. 4215 Sackett
Ave. >. w. $40
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VEIkY LOS.
ROMAN.
Francouzsky napsal Xavier De Montepin.
ROMAN.

zvolal rychle ma dobro zastra-
seny hejsek.
"Dobre, pocket ma mne V il
delne. Hned tam Ia tebou pri-
jdu".
Leopold vyskocil kfesla a
special re dvefi.
Minul tyden od boufliveho
vystupu, jejz jsme prave vyli-
cili, a Placide Joubert nemel
ami te nejmensi stopy, die niz
by nasel Janu Marii, ackoliv
rozeslal cele hejno vyZvedacu
po cele, Parizi,
Notar z Alziru dopsal znova
parizskemu kolegovi a upozor-
nil jej ma to, ably nepropasl "a
konem urcenou lhutu a ujal Sc
d6dictvi hrabete de Rhode.
Notar David vypravel 0 tom
zoufale slepe a mrzutemu Jou-
bertovi.
Tento nemohl podati sletne
Pauline zadne poteSitelne zpra
IVY a litoval velice, re dostala
Sc Marie Jana do rukou Jac-
quierovych - rukou jeho
byla by Sc stala velmi, vdec-
nym a uzitecnym nastrojem.
Leopold upadl znova nplne
v site Lucienny Bernierove,
hral, hyril rozhazoval peni-
re, jez pdjcoval mu lacquer s
ueslychanou stedrosti.
Cd dolby sveho uvezneni by
la uboha Klara jiz dvakrate
pfedvolana pred vySetruiiciho
soudce.
Den, kdy m6la Zasedati po-
rota, byl jiz urcen.
Soudcove a drednici, .iiz zna-
Ii pripad, byli presvedceni, ze
bude Klara odsouzena, ackoli
vice sv6dku dokazoValo doka-
zovalo dosavadni cnost a bez-
6honnost ubohe delnice.
Jedina vec vSak uvaddla j V
zkazu.
Tryala totiz na tom, re ne
mluvila sc zadnym mladym
muzem, cekaiicim ma chodni-
ku.
Z vJpoyedi Ruzcny, sluzky
pani Thouretove, jevil Sc vSak
pravy opak.
Pritomnost mladeho muze
nedala sc tedy upriti a jelikoz
klara nechtela So k tomu pfi-
znati, bylo patrno. re ma spo-
luVinnlka.
Vine, 1e Marie Jana byla L.
Vedena do 1ezeni Saint Laza-
re n6kolik dni po klarin6 uyez
Genl.
Nanodou Sc stale, ze Marie
Jana byla Y pracovne umlste-
MA u tehoz stolu, co sila klara
q re v loznici staly postele
mladych divek zcela vcdle Sc
be.
V pracovnach nesmi Sc hov,
fiti, ale V dobach odpoGinkl
smi uveznene mluviti spolu II;
chodbe.
Made dlvky, iez byly stal'
spolu, Vymenily ia v2aJem Je'
nekolik slov, ponevadz hlubo
Ky bol nest astne Klary emil j
S potatku velmi mlcenlivou.
Marie Jana mela trochu pc
neZ, kdezto Klara nemela III
: ami iedineho sou.
Uprchla pradlena, lehkoya2
| ma sice. ale dobra osubka, i
tcvala smutnou, ,chorou a chi'a
; nouci druzku syoji a nabidla J
| ably sc NJ DELLA 0 VyhodA
: jez Zaopatfoyala 81 sYym "bt
J! hatstvim'.
klara pocatku odmitla II;
: bidhu jeji syou znamou hrdt
!, sti, konetn6 vSak prijala j
byySi premozena nalehanil
Marie Jany.
I'd tc doby hovorivaly spol
tasteji a duverneji.
IaIpou !. padali aJpnIn1r
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PRONAJME Sc:

PRONAJME Sc 5 pokoju
nahofe. Elektrika, horka voda,
skopky a jine zarizeni. Haste
Sc u j. Dlouhy. 50S4 Pershing
Ave, blize Broadway.
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VYPRODAM RUNE hudeb-
nj nastroje "a toyarni cenu,
jake clarinety, cornety. from
bony, baritony, bassy a jine.
Tez vykladni skrine. Prijd'te
hned, dokud je vyber. Haste
Sc Il V. Sistek, 4248 Broadway.
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MUSE BYT prodan obchodni
lot ma dlazdene ulici V nejlep-
sim okoli V Mt. Pleasant. Dale
residencni lot na velmi kasne
ulici V tom samem okoli. Oba
Lofty musl byti prodany lacino
"a pricinou odjezdu. Mohou
byti prodany tez ma splatky.
Haste Sc V els. 5O23 Dolloff
Rd. Tel. Union 81 L. I?
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PRODAJf Sc dyou a trilete
vinne sazenice "a 25c kus.
Haste Sc II M. Pesek, 1896
Crennell Ave. E. 131 ul. V
Mt. Pleasant. SO
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PRIJNE. Sc:

PRIME Sc zrucny truhlaf.
sc V els. 11725 Miles
Ave. $40
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zvolal rychle ma dobro zastra-
seny hejsek.
'Dobre, pocket ma mne V il
delne. Hned tam Ia tebou prl-
Jdu".
Leopold vyskocil q kfesla a
special ze dvefl.
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PRODA Sc sici stroj, pra-
delnik a maly karpet. !, Haste
So dislo 1891 f.. as. ST. 80
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PRODA Sc. cukrovinkovy
obchod bytem "a $1,400. Ty-
dnl trzba obnaSl pres $400.
Blizsi sdell Sc v els. 14711 Kin
Sman Rd. 5-11
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PRODAJi Sc jedna kuchyn-
ska kamna IA plyn jedna ku
chynska na uhli. Haste sc Y
els. 1861 +. 40 st. ?
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HLEDA Sc byt k pronajmu
ii. Dunn sam o sobe Ia vychod-
nj 'strane. Rodina tficlenna.
Nechte adressu V adm. Sveta.
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NASADTE 81

NASADTE 81
vEJCE OD BfLYCH PEKIN
KACHEN z PSENICKO-
Wy FARMY, $3.50 TU-
GET. OBJEDNAVKY BE-
RE A. ROUBICEK, ROH
BROADWAY A FINN
AVE. =?
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SAMOHRACi PIANO

proda ia pTl6inou odjezdu do
Czech, ktere jsem koupil o va
nocich stale $3.50, dam no "a
$3.50. Haste Sc v els. 1868 Full
ton Rd. Tel. Lorain 311 r. :?
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PRODA Sc farma o 10 ak
rech, IL mil cd squaru, pruce-
linn ma 3 cesty. zoo vlnnych
trsu, maliny a jine. Cena $4,-
100. Haste Sc u John JareS,
5o4I Broadway. Sill
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PBODA Sc novy dunn, bun
galow, 6 pokoju a koupelna,
aneb sc yymenl "a lot. Pficina
prodeJe odjezd ma farmu. Hla
ste Sc V els. 12709 Lenaerave
Ave. V Corlett. 5-12
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that there will he n small increase
u number OF members. II the ar-
portionmcn, is increased. Missouri
Iowa and Wisconsin and Indiana
viii each lose "A congress man, and
those states are opposed to AN III
crease of population. Just exactly
the same condition obtains In this
state. Either Okmulgec, Creek.
Tulsa. Ottawa, McCurtain and Usage
counties will gain additional mem
bers or somo OF the other counties
having moro than one member wall
lose one OF them.
1t is now very generally conceded
that IN tho present 10-ycar period
half OF Oklahoma's population Will
be embraced in that territory which
lies east OF the Santa Re line, which
extends south through stroud 10
tho Rock Island east and west main
limo and north Of that railroad. This
fact grows more apparent each year.
and there ~ very little probability
of what was once Oklahoma Terri j.
tory, having representatives who viii
be ambitious to turn over govern
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weather the house committee OF the
whole at the beginning Of the pres.
ent woek. IL was up for considora-
ton, but Just before tho voto was
taken the wild Perry Miller Of Mus
kogce lassoed 1t and sent it back to
the committee for further consider
alton.
Unless it is passed the banks
holding these building warrants will
have TO pf back taxes from the
time they purchased them of the
state, Notwithstanding they bear on
their face the statement OF tho STATE
that they are non-taNahlc. At the
time the warrants were first offered
for sale, there was no purchaser
and banks of the state wore asked
to purchase them TO prevent the
states credit from going below par.
Tho warrants were supposed to bo
subject to no taxation, and were ac-
ccpted by state bankers more as an
accom- mediation than an invcstmonL
\ Word To Junior Chamber.
An item from Tho World capitol
correspondent relative TO rCdistrict-
ing for judicial and legislative pur-
poses appears to have caused mcn,'
bcrs of the junior chamber Of com
mcrce of Tulsa to request Tulsa rep
rCsentativcs to work for the bill
on the floor OF tho house. No such
bill has been introduced and the
members OF the Junior chamber OF
commerce should visit Legislative
session for at least one week prio,
to criticising Representatives Boil
and Rogers. Legislative gerry
| manders arc never made on the
floor OF any house, but only after
| long conferences in mlttecs and
even outside Of committees.
There are 92 members Of the
house OF representatives and no two
OF them will ever make a gerry
mandcr no two ever did and no
! three ever will, such tasks are hard
| for the reason that there are SO
many conflicting interests. Natur-
ally a county which has grown so
/ much as Tulsa would gain heavily
! in "a redistricting campaign, and,
just az naturally there are localities
which would lose In representation,
That reason alone will preclude the
counties with great gain dominating
a gerrymander committee or steer
ing such a bill through the legisla
! ture,
At the preset time congress IS
hard hit with the rcdistricting prop
| osition. II must pass a bin allow
ing certain population for a con-
Rressional district and there is a de-
sire to raise the apportionment 50
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-10

sources Increased FROM .i7S.OO0 to
Siil,00O. Tho loans are secured by
first mortgages appraised at t,l5,oo0.
Insurance assigned to the company
against loss hy fire. tornado aud
lightning amounts TO f432,ibo.
The past six months earnings
amounted TO $4,000 per month. Pres
cnt undistributcd earnings amount TO
S2.S0i. In two years the company
has paid four pcr cent seml-annual
dividends. accumulated n reserve
fund OF Si,l5O and undivided profits
Of approximately $4,000 in addition
to all expenses, interest and doprc.
Citations. This Ia all IN addition, too,
to the per cent som. annual interest
dividends paid on guaranteed diyi
dCnd deposits. ON December 40,
1920. there was not penny dclu-
qucnt IN building and loan pay
meuts
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-10

be made by jobbcrs and merchants
OF Shawnee April 10 and IL. plans
were completed for the tour and the
various committees named.
The first trip, according to am
nouncement, will embrace the cities
OF Moeker. Payson. Chandler, Daven-
port, Kcndrick, Avery and Cushing.
Tho night stop will be made at Cush-
ing. yale. Ollton. Drumright, Sham
rock, Brlstow. Depew, stroud and
Davenport will bo visited the second
day.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-10

mont to that growing section before
Il ~ absolutely necessary. Areany
TN both parties there are signs Of
division between the two old terri.
torial divisions ana before mnior
chambers OF commerce members
rush too hocdCssly to criticize, Il
might Zee well To do as Genera
Moses did, and send scouts ahead
to discern whether or not the
Promised Land is ready FOR occupa.
i1u.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-10
Chamber Enferfains
at Pictures of the
Harding Inauguration

special TO The world.
GONCN CITY. March 2 a---Thc
annual monthly meeting for the
ontirC mcmbcrship of the chamber
Of commerce took tho form to-
night OF n thc1tcr party, whore all
the mombcrs ana their ladies were
the guests OF the organization TO
witness the film showing the in
augural ceremonies for President
Harding IN Washington last Fri
day The invitations covered a
total of zoo persons
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-10
May Sell Bonds Below Par.

g., Muskogee county will be enabled
W sen S4OO, 900 worth OF free bridge
. oonus at 93 cents on the dollar so
80 80 70 get into the federal aid project
r"ls , year If the county bond bill
oS n9W before the legislature ls amend =
ot, 70 meet demands OF Muskogee
,h,Etths The bridges have been au-
Nv rr'ooI'%ed by n l5-to-t vote, but with
in par market for bonds, project is
ab uahger unless county can sell at
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-10
LOAN COMPANY PR0SPERS
Did Zig BusiucsS for the Year and
Not n Cent Delinquent.

POSCA cry, March 9 Showing
deposits OF 100000. together with a
deposit increase at the present timc
Of 100000 a month, the annual
statement Of tho local building and
loan association was made public
today. The Cumpany's loans IN
creased during the year from t76.-
$50 to $4,000 and tho total re-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-10
Legislative Sideli0hts

Colonel Kinds Corects the Junior Chamber of
on Its Impressions to the work of Tulsas Legislator,
"A Bill introduced to Regulate the Number Of Train
Crew-Another Would Levy a Tax to Support State.
Legion Posts.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-10
SHAW NEE PLANS TOUR

TWo.Dny Visit Among Ncighboring
Towns by Merchants.
/ SHAWNEE. March AT n meet
/ Ing of the general committee In
/ charge OF the Shawnee trade tour to
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-10

Thcrc are about so operations In
he manufacture of a gold pen.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-10

A London choral society il train
ing the voices OF telephone operators.
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