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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-24
5auf Centre.

Gas YaImer Saus 0ng gr0Bte So
telDiefer Sta0 ging leste 8ode
ffauflid an Georg y. gallner bon bier
iiiber Ger Das @efdaft lroerbin u
8etrieb balten miro.
Sn borlester Dienltngnnnt ipl1r0e
III ons Sdladtbaus oes Mebgerg So
iepb Dirnberger eingebroden uno
glenH gu eiinem- boiberen @eIobetrag
teilsgeftoblen, tells oerart 5ugeridt
tet bob eg nidt mebr berfauffllih mar.
SRI. Sa3el Gobinion, nelde iidd 0rei
@oden Bel ibrerm Sreoerid isis,
lpobHenoen Snnte 5ran Drufiaa
agdufer unb BET 6reunoinnen III Min<
nenpolis aufbieH. lit mieoer oabenu
eingetroffen.
6. s. Hreifon atnb Sra1l, Uelbe isd
obreii Monate BET bren III Wobrioge,
g. 8, tp~obnenben &inoern aufbieH,
lit gu Dren Neiigm 4ngeborigen 8uz
ridgefebtrt.
S. S. Mineffe @alfer @ribma-
der, u11o 5imon Bob baben iid) Ieb-
ten5SSreiitag fnir Nberoeenl g. ., berz
abi1ie0et
Mdatb. Bauer, @alGirer Der @1roin
5tateg anf, mar anfangg lesfer $50
.he 8eId1iffttp mlber IN nnierer MiHe.
81. {. 8otbe u1b 8ilb. Hatbe ret
item Dienitag LETTER ISOLDE gu geind)
ibrer III 8aberlDl SSotpa, nobneroen
'gIfern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-24

Greunoe mebrere Enge @alte
bran Sacob 9amMes uno @arl
Mdernlann nlpo @attin bon Chen SOL
leb naren Spnrtagsgdiiitte Der bier on.
idiiigen 6nrnile Snrnuneg.
Gin nelln Sabre alter gom oer
gatHilie Sobn Stint itarb borlebtel1
sonntagabe11b iii Miibmonoer @ospis
alnO auatroe MiitthpodfBg a,iffoern
iigen @otfesader III Ben shoB Oer
'gr6e gebettet.
Sacob g1pgeIbboro bon st gIoitb
tpeiIIe einige 9age bergnrlger9r ISOLDE
IN gefdaften ii linierer Mitfe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-24
Colo 5prine.

Sm utter pom q Sa9ren ea ma aM
Mofpaga1orgen Deagangener
Sfan SepalIlaH 0ugseapelseI nag
a1ur adt aage la1ge s~unssnloa 1n,.
geu oas 5e1Ilaue gelss1sl. Ss sol ~
e1h puaI gau S san,.,
We gngssnDeIssr a srns = Sa sh,. a y. S s,aMl
eg y D1 aa,. gea .s ~ s e. hoh as
sol9 n gpsI'g 0ea NJ ~ Wy ga pa D ;pres
Ien gsss .aoa es sa as, a osis, gie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-24
Goen Daley.

Mittpodynlorgen nnr0e Der Bar-
mers Glepntor @igentnm oeS 8ilb.
s.. Mlbredd, boliitdnoig ourb 6euer
.5erit0rt. 8ebor sic Seuersbrnnit pabr
genommenz batten Die 5lau1n1en Da5
@ebduoe benar nmbun, DaB an cine
&ettung oesfelben nidt mebr au oen-
Ten pnr. Oeit ben glebafor perbrar1t
ten gege1 5000 guideI Betreibe, Die
in oernielben urtergebrobt naren.
'Durddy ben 8rano erlitf Serr Nlbrebt
.eii1nen idtperen BerluI 90 Die gerfid-
erl1ng nalr als cine gerit1ge be5ei6dnet
miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-24
st. francis.

Seinrid 9n1ge fen. u11o syra115 Gam
&c noaren Sar1ltag III Beiddfen nab
Glrofa, nabreno 6einrih 2ange, IT,
ben leRten Donnerffag at einem Be
iud III 4ol0ingforb bennbte.
Nab langerem Mufentbalte in Der
fa1abiiden 8rebins iiro Mutb. aiiif-
Ter nnb feline Sdtneiter Mpfa tpieoer
onbeim eingetroffen.
66ralt5 Q1lbal,en 1T nod mebrtdgi-
gem 8efl1de III Der go11ntD &n11pt-
ifaM tpieoer-nab bier 5urnidgefebrt. J
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-24
l11eIrofe.

Bon Der ct. BBonifn5iusffiirde aus
na1roe am 8ie1}tag Dergangener8 $50
E9e oN 2eide oes perftorberen 80dE
|ferdens Der 5amiilie 81. s. Sdurz
mann at Grabe getrngm.
Nm 8eiBenionntag miro na9mit<
tags nno abenos I'M Ml1oitDriumsoer
St Bntridsidnle em 5fafzgnrnier
HfttatttffHirnl0eu.
and lai1rgerem gein6e 0en
5staaten 8afbingtounnD galiffornien
limo 0ilb. @5au nrO Waftin MiIfe Iebs-
ter Wode mie0er III ibrem Neiigen
.5eim eirgetrofM
g @Ioof n1lb 6raus pel1e Dor
ified Sabbren BON CANADA bier einfral
fen uro feiiffoem uieriW Seim bohen,.
ino leBte 8ode nod spring Broof,
Soma, dbgereir hoo ballslidy
acknowledgements
Cod dengerem 8ejude Oct nbren.
bier nobnBafften gItern Jr. @eno-
feba 9omrners mad garnti1gfon OBJ
gereit no e ns @ra1lfenpHegerin
2lnitennng
DW1eniHe LETTER @ode mar bodn. 8err
5bir1ners bon 89rooten bier unb
troll gorbereifltngen az elmer Ebeater
boritenurg, Ole int 2aufe Des mdbBiffen5
Monats Dor Iid geben ol
Dorn 8uthDeiler BON Serge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-24
Oreef111Ddlo.

Srnt gdrI Geilru11g BON 9ud1t1atL
Morriion goallltD III nod niebrere so
|ge Inngem 8eiude BET bier url 4
Ser Modbarida mobnenom Der
Emanoten ur6 Befarrlfen md 4dnfe
|3uriidgefebrt.
Sobn 5pdfb bon geabton1en
hien ih mebrere gage bergalgeaer
@ode bier beialdstpeie nl n Sag
5aIeiide 8efudsDergnngen teiliel id
nit linn Mih sd5rbprn 1i1to 5ralt
1gorrpI bon Mofiobnlen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-24


gen Operation ~unter5og, befirtoet iid
rest I'm Seallle 1brer Gltern,
Strap lao @attl1t N forginr1er Afles
ge.
0api0 Saooe1t. meld3er Dor atpeI1i11o
|5tuar3tg sSafren le1tt 9elm con bier
|nae9 eallaoa periegfe belt g1er
Ie11ltae:3age pelasd,sapetle oiil nilo ers
.nealeEle cue Ssreaitlo. ntlo pe1ott1iss
5ld9ah
. 0e s3ap sa9''esoer aossroe DON
l le.,ler '9aIIm lt,aI e1f'e4n peral9en
5geaeg9eH oel s !po6a oei1 gl1etn
o'elaelllge ganasDn.'lge s asp1
/, sle s geuaa oessgnltap AseIers,Slp el.
5ase spapIaels seospI1al ~.
@aea eper'eIa pnroe, naaall aaI os1I
wy. ual gsnsnalg galel a
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-24
Roscoe

y4Som g. Nfen bon Migcoffin bofI
Die Seq Meien Snrnn, Me bret DaeiIen
iiiiioIIii6 BON bier geIegen thumb 6ie er,
ailf m Sabre II Fad gsrtoltrten
.Immn aarniIie be8ogeasS
sobn @djaiilnler BON SIN Miin-.
mfotl erfreufe bprIekten 5onntoa
l1fto Msnnt6g ei1te bier mofu1enbeMinf
hru1rD Briioermf geind
G1Rie n1lb 6rdli bon gIolA
aunren Bel bieiigm gertpdrofens1il1o
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-24
.pieri.

ST. Sitter ponZ66 Sabren 1T letfen
Donreritag 5rau Nnna Donef iefig
Germ entfblafen. Sic lit felt Ian
1gerer .3eit an Ser 3uderfnanfbeit, Die
4ibren SOD berbeifiibbrte.
M1ortagnrorgen at1b nod ei1em Inn
10 nbrinoer ct Soiepbs Stride ge=
Reqlliem Die 8eeroigingtat
5Maoige lie ruben in 5rieoen!!
gei Der Gier tntfgefunoenen Bill
.luge8 abI ma1rooe ben Sanolern IN ben
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. @etranfen
NIT 76 gegen40 5timr1el1 cine Sab
nesz2ii5en5 bon $3.50 a1fgelegt
Sn Der Camille Hiid Mepger lteliea
sii1 cit gelntroes 50bnden Elm. Weoge
.es 3ur 6yreuoe Der begAidfen Glterrr
Dad1en nn0 geDeiben!
Bie 5anliliie Niih. 5taub erfreute
idl auf etinttge Gage oes 8eillbes Der
6rm gbriition SaIbad, Mutter, nto
Der 6rnm Sos. MeeouIes Eante Der
Srm- Stout, beioe BON So grofe,
ISIS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-24
uem 1l1un1ido.

Sri. gora Minter nod adIt "a,
nr,gem geIude Bel iIbrer bier tpob9~
Il,enben ghmelfter Srau Mih. 8in=
tel, nod iD1rem 8eim IN 8elgraoe 5llz
rudgefebrt @ ~ :s.s
&arl 8oblig 1T anfangs Letter $50
DIE bon Dsfoib isis mo er bent Be
.grdbnifie ieines 5dpagers g. Ben
50erberg beitpofmtes IN @iei1e1 bteiige1ls
8eripanbtenffreis 5nrndgefebrf.
Sobn BenffieD unp Sermam Snm
bert bieIten lIiib cine ISOLDE lang Sc
lhdfftte IN 8rigM gorrtb al
IS. Sltlbem eritattete anfnngs
lekter 0ode 5Sren1oen nnb gefar1z
ten einen 8eln dit g6en BnlleD.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-24
st 1idho[as

DIiDn gebine, neIde In fidb
mo11oer 8ospian negen gIIinooarns
eni5in6oung nperiert npurSe a1ts Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-03-24

9ertba, oas breiltaoei11balb Mo1ua.
lie alte GoSddterd,en Der Sallilie pu-
bert @eroiing tarb ienitdglnorgen
fiboriger Nsode eines unertparteten Cos
Des.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-09

u1 uUHDDIHr W,H experienced yuIa,r
si.. a. round references h"A
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-09

ron sALE-ons small gas heater. can
at tfN b. boston.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-09

Looking for an investment Have pat
cutrd dvvlCr used on an Oh wells saving
Thousands pf dollars Vu opera tinE costs,
Row being manufactured An Tulsa, hut
demand is far exceeding facilities FOR
manufacturing. Need some additional
capital, can show you big returns and
high class proposition. we ore open for
the most rigid investigation,
Fhb KELSEY MANiFAtrURlNG co.
3t kennedy Bldg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-09

NICELY furnished apartment, linen, sill
yer, light, gas, water and telephone
furnished, close in; extra nice for couple
employed coz 5. Elwood.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-09

OLO lON A.
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
fLATS-FURNiSHHD
QUINCY. s., s0l-For rent. g.,e,.-5
apartment, screened porch h,U-..,g. ~. W -
Iarage, Adults only Osse. i.f.I aA
n. i27-rh-.e.r -.--.
eth apartment, furnished ,sI' ..-'a
ROOM modern apartr.,,
nished walking distance. gt'' sf.
W Lander q Co. Usage lTit ar5 fisl
THIRTEENTH r.. tot .rc,.,,.-.
ly furnished apartment. n.1.
THREE ROOMS Furnished a,...,-,.-.
and dishes Ideal uIsr. f-' "leN
married couple. llO2 West Brady ..lu
1921 }. '' N'aga
TWO ROOM apartment rIr... ...-.-...
convenient 10 bath. 'uu cedar i71
THREE ROOM efficiency aF.-.I....
furnished. i2o y Msyb'U I.e s-,
VERY attractive furrBnsd .as-t...-
spacious French door. and .lg'a.
refined people, no Information ..s. ~
II Is worth seeing. Call tt I.ts 'p
more. N@-.
s.. 7I3 F.r r.nt .....- a.
Ih'' wei lAfulHUeu rooms .u MOD.
duplex private teh. clothes ...s.t ny.
try anf sct"ened In porch. ''
1ntsEs ,ns .-----.
" j. trAoiiNb nome 'N r...s viii
porch, French doors. pt.. I,E.yNi
i4''' e''"S'' ~"'' N'u"I ..I tlf .6a
ACME WINDOW sHAut ... ,i...-
8i9t. v'as'
,t5,U7ryt,,..r, ,,.....,,.,
T. r,r,nntt, s,,s.,' WI 'ar yea
foous c'osetg ana batn ga arc
office phono OsaEa e.a.. F...l..1.
OsaEe isG7. ''l'a''
ARCHER. W. ign7..F,u. ........ .....-.
garage on car limo. '--se aI
ApNtUAt ~. u.,, ....
four rooms and hath y..I . u'p
Osara tG5g. u. ' ~
,Ayy,,..-
niN,.,,, ,,,.,is,,' ''i .i. Fa'Ai1i
~ .',' .nl N,'l,nl '' c rtgfci
O-are a0gs '.'ps'Vo'
prTH1tr - ,a,. ,,.......
hardWood raors Trgr," ' A9ls.
meut sleeping porch. also ..,.- rs.,.
tp rent by month or will gl.. lease. C.i..
-l2A.
DErRDtr S. 1908 -EIght-ra.m trri-,,
house newly decorated call osaf,
'4'l
y
neatly furnished combination living .,s
sleeping room, modern. crate aad f5-r,-. ny.
heai. Price SO moutbI, pt,,. 'IInA.' 49,
e2t7.
EI,W00D sri-..,...,. .,-....,..
thruur bout. e-st..y r,.., % ~.
house four bcdroours srt t,E
500 per month Osarr 1o-1 1'.' 'p9'ai'
t.t,ttrtt
~ ISg,; 1''' D-E'SA mousse i't rent
,.,,,,,,,.-
E,n - l. n, I'm lnod'rh nous. 'h n. 'nsy
&, ..ti ,TS ,',,,,,,r g. @ 'namNf
~, .,.,,,.,..-.,.s,
1sIN ~ ~ - ''' l'u. rooms sl3
ms ppi'u anl basement Na.i % N
''"' '"''"' lH''" ~ Sl
ELWOrb, :, li0l.-Fiv". room hunra ~
sleeping porch and garage. drs.raH
also can be bought "
For RENr or lease f.r ,,.- ~ .
rott4Fe al qts n Mn. ,, II ~
business aud residopra. rr..a So tft
rr sOAg ar ,.lf ~ r,,,.5' 90. I..-.. - -
HIdg .'' 'e'''-@
-, 49,,
Isreo iot clos. I'm ,,sq. ,s.a ''''ss'
~, ,'''' .''
fot MN - me -tHLi ui room lupiet
; ,qs "a o.. ,,''' s'a''' ""'".Ns distance
| ,s-,Sy, ,,3-,. -. Gsas' ..
4 ch hr,-N ','A- uui. ".E..A' modern p
-, y, ,,.''
| FIFTH, w, fNg -tlyu rooms fri sleep
ing poreh, seNeneI b5'h paf,h' r'r
/ 49, smyntsbat r ,,s atai at,,i
| az, ,sn So ~, 's.t,.g.l.,- q,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-09

MONEY TO LOAN
on Improved Tulsa property low ratio of
lutvrcst, liberal contract no tong delays,
no rod tape
AptIsON. PAYNE a HENRY
LOANS INSURANCE g. BONDS.
g23-A Kennedy BldE.
MONEY 90 loan. chattcl loans salary
loans See uH Western Credit Co,
Bynum Bldg usaEc bIlA.
REAL ESTATE LOANS for five years on
business or residence property In rulsn
no commission, principal payable any
time after firat year or at end of five
years. interest ucni-annusliyi farm loans
eamo terms.
GREER INVESTMENT COMPANY
gol Simmons bidg Phone OsAge 2ib0.
SALARY and chsttel loans 4. 20, Law
renee, room o 202A S, Main.
NJ HuN liberty pouds. notes and month
~ payment mortgages. Z, n. over.
ton. rs q Rouldcf.
WE MY secured notes. eos Security
FldE Phone ossge b6bf.
81 OOO PRIVATE money 60 loan On I'm
proyCd Tulsa real estate. J, II Jcu-
uings sos Mayo BIDS Usage atSH
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-09
on noYAt.ry ~p rrr.

M, ~ NJ AL u FEE
Ih'rty acres, real Ciuae IN to ruls4.
an paved road. an clear, with good
settled one eighth oil royalty Of
about three barrels por day and fec
~ a very reasonable prize, with tho
best ot terms fur further iuforiua-
tlon, see owner az Aii Mayo HIdE. or
chll oa1ge 1870. This Is good
chance fOr some Que.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-09
INSTRUCTION

EDCCArIONAL AND tsfCAL 30
AUCTION bridge ord five huudr'd iauEht
hy competent teacher. For appointment
,tii Cedar tTs.
COMPETENT auction bridge Instructor
desires euEaEsmcut pssFe 3ot..R
ENTEtHENCED TtrOR graduate Of
Princeton university coaches pupils iu
lIEh H'hunl and tine grades. also Tor COB.
lFE' rutIsur" examinations tfNEufat ref.
ti'n''H. Phone bHaEr 1iif.I
GRADUATE ln muHir Will tra,h plano
iu homes 'all Usage rlIG.
tfsTHl l'I tpN IN csprssainu. Arsthottc
and toe dancing. Studio ~ s.. Drnyor.
roe IDE Hawaiian school ~ Music.
Hawaiian uFelelr Hu1 Htn"l guitar given
away with tho course ut lessons. Gail
Usage ti0s.
PRACTICAL lustructlon iu auction bridge
t1r beginners tihh members. apsbin
ggporiuucoi aud refined tutor Usage
lttt
PIANO LEgsDSs
400 o.. Eighth. Ossrs 2gsa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-09

WASTED salrsmsn 'D srU small interest
ln land uffsU, tn biz we'll Ad1rrHs
Tlo-E World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-09
WALKER APARTMENTS
TENTH AND BOULDER

Fivc-room, modern apartment, first floor.
possession at once, phone Usage G036 for
appointment.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-09
FINANCIAL.


MONEY WANTED. VIII give mortgage
on Tulsa fouI estate lu business district
on north eide. worth iI0 900. f0r g. 500
InHu FOR ON" year 40 30 p"r cent Phone
Crdur 7iI
WANTED 600 loan. first mortgage on
ono aero with modern cottage. viii
pay reaHprabla commission. Phone I-b2.
WANT 90 borrow $1,000 on business prop.
oriy viii pay IA per cont Interest. call
Cedar tt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-09

WANTED. Position on small CITY or
country town newspaper by editor
rriuter experienced ana competent In
aldo aud outside wutl0 ANAL salary Hr.
coptabio. Nuo, phuuo or write 4, ". u,
care standard Printing Go. SOS East
1hird street TuiHH. oklahoma,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-09
REAL ESTATE FOR REV.

RrMENr--Furnished, exceptionally
clean, electricity, gas, water and trlC-
phono Included; also clean linens fur
nished, weekly n desired. near both car
lipes; paving being laid. zoos South
Quaker, Usage 6S79
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-09
FINANCIAL
HrelNEss 0rroRruNITIrs

nAFANiHTN W -
ACTIVE MAN. would inyrst s6oe TO
tiEo iull particulars, Address 800 b,
ADVERTISERS Save money got results.
bt.psEu rate book tells how, greatest
booklet uf IH k'ud published. Mailed
Nrr standard Advertising Agency, 200.
&C. Louis. $40.
BANnrN sHur Tor sale ut "a bargain, two
chairs. call l'Ng s. pupuHh. West Tulsa, /
CAPITAL specialize lu financing morl-
'orious burIuuH enterprises by selling
stocka or first mortgage bonds strictly
IN hrst letter John 1ricr, lt-9 Eddy ST. !
Chicago
LAEE tor sale, making good money I'M
oil district. forty five miles uurth ~
Tulsa on main NGe ot frisco. good plar,
Tor man ana Nito, easy 60 handle. Priced
right American cate, Ihrlsoa, okla.
EXCEPTIONAL opportuGity 10 off,rTi Z,
mont OF $500 to 80 O0o 10
manager OF our buudinr material h,,.N'
ness In Los Angeles, which WlU guarant.,
an income OF 1900 TO tg5o "a month ana
in Los Angeles and be connected with "A
win tie v. W Hocttcndorff synSt..t,N
sbi california street san Ftancisco. Ssl
FoR SALE VI trade, cafe IN good oil town.
gpsa business etsst l"csuoa 10 town.
We'll equipped. Aa"fesA =. o, bCA 36l
shHmruch, Gkis. .-
E0R SALE ~ trade. $4,000 stock oi
frn,v and second hand furniture hard
-. ana harness, looatrn IN d good
,,,1aine town; only storr OF the Kind it
ne Town, on account on sickness mua
Snaiih. 2og-Ii. Main ST. pAlenA, k,ansa1
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-09

UNFIRNIsIlED real nice up-to-date
apartment, four rooms, separate bath
and pOrches, clese 70 iitney and car line;
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-09

WOULD PAY part expenses ~ man win
car that makes small towns Usage
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-09

ADMIRAL. T.. l222-ThTee- room, fur
nished apartment all modern, Si2.50
per week. Usage s349-R,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-09
FOR SALE

OIL LANps Avn LfAsrs a.A
FOR SALE Several attractive blocks ~
oil and gas leases IN Rogers county e
g. Godhcy tlarcmprc Okla,
FOR SAIE-Ag0 acres IN shallow field (,
BHrtlcsyilio sand IN Nuwhtu county, ,
adjoining production. Price - per acre
RoS nos, Lcuapah, OKLA.
FOR SALE The administration NJ the
estate Of W, ~. hlaukCnship deceased,
viii ON tho ifth day ot october. 1871
at o'clock %, No., at the door of the tNy
Han buhdiug priHtow, oklahoma, sell at
public auction the
Township Is north. range 40 Fast
subject Co. an existing oil and EaH losHo
thereon and subject 10 the claim by sn-
other of "a half interest I'm tho uil ana
gus royalty, Tor cash, on confirmation Of
sale by tho court
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-09

WANTED a-Sal lssncu and sHlosiadtss ~
good personal appearance Go son it'o
Insurance in ine state of OkahomH. EK-
pcrieuCo Unnecessary. Address y VI
NoiFht agency supcrvirnr H4nkNrn re.
serve life t1mpany bla Manhattan nldE
huHkrFeo. OKLA
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-02-06

Mrs. Fielder Frederick, of Marshall
vile, is the guest for sometime of
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water, and have been for five min
utes."
1t was true! The children were too
much astonished upon discovering
this fact, to answer. They felt no
discomfort, none in the least; Meth
er cold nor wet, although had you
been there so near to the north coun-
try and with great icebergs floating
all around you, I'm sure you would
have thought it was no weather for
a swim.
The whale seemed to be sinking in
stead of swimming and it soon be-
came evident that he was travelling
in a straight line for the bothtom
of the ocean.
Nick was still clutching the map
in his hand and he unfolded it
again, scanning it closely.
Nancy" he said in low voice,
what do you think? l do believe
he's taking US to the Ocean Palace
Of the Robadil Jim. Let's wish our
selves out of herev
Copyright, 1920
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-02-06
MRS. WORTHY ENTERTAINED
TUESDAY CLUB MEMBERS.

Mrs. Ben Worthy entertained
Tuesday afternoon at her home on
Hancock avenue for the members OF
her AZ club.
Three tables were placed in the liv-
ing room which was decorated with
growing ferns and narcissi and cy-
clamen. At the conclusion of the
game a salad course was served, the
hostess being assisted by Miss Caro-
line Worthy and Mrs. Eugene Nor
gan.
Playing were Mrs. Charles M,
Hale, Mrs. Paul Wooten, Mrs.
Charles Poole, Mrs. Willis Morgan,
Mrs. Fred Smith, Miss Eleanor Muir
phree, Miss Edith Creighton, Mrs.
George Holston, Mrs. James Carnes,
club members, with Mrs. Everette
Schneider, Mrs. Joe Bryan and Miss
Leta Merritt, guests of the members.
The club will meet Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. Charles Poole.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-02-06
Society
Continued From Page A.
MISS SARA OLIVER
HOSTESS TO VISITORS.
inued From Page A.

The members of the Columbus
basketball team who played Ameri-
Gus High Friday night at the Y. NJ.
C. A. gymnasium were entertained
Friday evening by Miss Sara Oliver
at her home on Church street at an
informal gathering of young people.
The guests included besides the visi-
tors the members of the Senior class
of Americas Hi and the, members
of the team girls here. About thirty
Young people were present.
Punch was served during the eve
ming hours, and rock and other
simple games were enjoyed. Dancing
and music enlivened the hours before
the Columbus girls left for their
Growing ferns and potted plants
were used in combination with mar
cissi, japonicas and hyacinths, and
the living rooms were thrown open
for the pleasure of the guests.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-02-06
PEACH MEETING
ISPLANNED HERE
Experts To Bring Mes.
sage On Brown Rot
Fight

MACON, Feb. 5. - A series of
meetings will be held in Middle
Georgia under the supervision of the
Georgia State Board of Entomology
in cooperation with the United
States Bureau of Entomology begin
ming on February Is for the purpose
of discussing plans looking toward
cradicating the brown rot from the
peach crop of 1921.
Men who have studied this disease,
which has caused thousands of dol
lars LOSE to the peach growers with
in the past two years, will tell those
interested in lettering of the peach
industry what steps they must take
in order to combat this evil.
The dates announced for the meet
ings follow:
GAINESVILLE, February Is, II a.
m.
Monticello, February is, II a. m.
Grays, February 10, 2:30 p. m.
Eat0nton, February II, $50 a. m.
Kathleen, February IT, p. m.
Lizella, February 18, 1880 a. m.
Walden, February IS, 3 p. m.
Yatesville, February %, 10 a. m.
Woodbury., Feb. %, II a. m.
Richland, February "a, 2 p. m.
Americas, February rs, 1890 a.
m.
Among those who will speak at the
meetings are 0. l. Snapp, United
States Bureau of Entomology, Cur.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-02-06
PRETTY PLAY TO BE
PRESENTED MONDAY,

''The Microbe of Love-" a musical
comedy which will be presented Mon
day evening at the Rylander theater,
is being anticipated with delight by
Americas smart set. A number of
Americas most beautiful young
women have important roles in the
play, many of them having already
exemplified unusual histrionic abil,
ity.
The cast of characters is given be.
low and an outline of the story which
will prove interesting:
Priscilla Prunes, Miss Mary Dud-
ley.
Madam Hymen Cupid, Anna Muir
ray.
Mrs. henpeck, Miss Maude Sher-
lock.
Wanta Mann, Miss Elizabeth Har-
ris.
Ira Fraud, Miss Mary Rose
Brown.