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The Washington times., 1921-06-14
Joyce T0H|T BACK
ATPEGGY AS MOST
Expensive" WIFE
His Lawyers Will FIay Former
"FoIlies" Girl When Case
Resumes Tomorrow.

CHICAGO. June Thames Stanley
Joyce, millionaire lumberman. who
heard himself ridiculed and denounc-
ed in court last Thursday and Fri.
day by attorneys for his pretty WI Q.
Peggy. will have the satisfaction this
week of hearing her referred to in
uncomplimentary terms,
Joyce was forced to listen as Wey-
mouth Kirkland, Pcggy's chief coun-
sci, called him "a stage door johnny"
and "a vamp" and pleaded with the
court for 100000 with which TO
his own expense.
But he will have his inning in court
tomorrow, when the hearing will he
resumed after a five-day truce, and
will have the satisfaction of listening
to his attorney, Alfred S. Austrian,
launch an attack against the girl who
Is said to have cost hIm more than
million dollars during their brief
married life.
TRY TO GET PEGGY ON STAND.
Austrian is going to use every ef-
fort to have Peggy brought from
New York and placed on the witness
stand. If he succeeds the court fans
VIII bf treated TO something SDlCY,
Peggy's attorneys promise to put up
a game fight to keep her out of court
during the present hearing, which is
to determine the amount of alimony
and solicitors fees she shall have
pending the divorce suit set for next
fall.
They do not want her on the stand,
where Joyce's attorneys can quiz her
about things they had hoped would
not come up until the divorce case is
tried.
CHARGES ExTRAvAGANCE.
But whether she is put on the stand
or not, ii is certain that Attorney
Austrian will seek to prove that she
is the "Vampiest OF vampires" and
that she conspired to rob" Joyce Of
his fortune.
He will tell of her extravaganza
He will array in oratorical pictures
all the glittering ana costly jewels in
which Joyce decked her the rich furs
in which he dressed her and the lux
urious automobiles which he gave
her.
He will contend that she is not en-
titled to the $4,000 a month alimony
she seeks on the ground that she has
already bled him for more than
million.
The attorneys for Mr.. Joyce are de-
termined to ferrit out the hiding place
Of $73o,OOO worth of jewels Mr.. Joyce
gave his wife. Among the jewels the
attorney will seek to locate by in
terrogating Peggy is a pearl neck
lace valued at 5000 purchased in
New York las year. And they will
ask about s646O0 bracelet and a
$4,000 diamond ring that Joyce gave
his wife March OF 1000 Nav
Of the same year Mr.. Joyce gave his
wife a sl3S,0O0 diamond ring and
other jewels worth approximately
$50 900.
The Washington times., 1921-06-14

666 is a prescription for Colds,
Fever and LaGrippe. It's the
most speedy remedy we know.
The Washington times., 1921-06-14
EVACUATION CONVENTION.

Performing the functions of chief
executive, the military governor will
then appoint certain Dominican cit
izens" as representatives of the Re,
public to negotiate a convention OF
evacuation.
I'm order that the enjoyment of
individual rights may be insured"
the proclamation continues, "and in
order that the peace and prosperity
of the republic may be conserved. the
said convention of evacuation shall
contain the following provisions:
"1-Ratification of all of the acts OF
the military government;
"2-Nalidation of the final loan Of
50, 500, 900. which is the minimum loan
required in order to complete the pub
lie works which are now in. actual
course of construction, and which can
be completed during the period re-
quired for the withdrawal Of the mill
tary occupation and are deemed essen
tial to the success of the new gov
ernment of the republic and to the
well being Of the Dominican people;
"3-EXtension of the duties of the
general receiver of Dominican GUS
toms, appointd under the Convention
of 1907, to apply to the said loan;
"4-Extension of the powers of the
general receiver of Dominican GUS
toms appointed under the Convention
ment Of such portion of the internal
revenues of the republic as may prove
to be necessary, should the customs
revenues at any time be insufficient
to meet the service of the foreign debt
Of the republic;
"5-The obligation on the part OF
the Dominican government, in order
to preserve peace, TO afford adequate
protection to life and property, and to
secure the proper discharge of all
obligations OF the Dominican republic,
to maintain an efficient guardia
nacional, urban and rural, composed
Of native Dominicans."
SEEK MILITARY COMMISSION.
1t shall also be agreed that the
Pre- esident of the Dominican Republic
shall request the President of the
United States to send a military mis-
sion to the Dominican Republic to Sc
cure the competent organization of
such a guarda nacional, which is to
be officered by such Dominican Of
flcers as may be competent to under
take such service, and. for such time
as may be found necessary to effect
the desired organization, with Ameri-
can officers appointed by the Domni
can President upon nomination by the
President of the United States All
expenses OF the mission are to be
borne by the Dominican Republi-
PRESIDENT TO TAKE REINs.
The Convention of Evacuation hav-
ing been draw up, the military gov
ernor will convene the Dominican
Congress in extraordinary session to
confirm IL. He will then assemble
the electoral colleges for the purpose
of electing a president Of the Domin-
ican Republic, and simultaneously the
other officials will be installed in Of
Ace
The Dominican president so elected
The Washington times., 1921-06-14
j. s. To QUIT
DOMINGO IN
8 MON 7 HS
American Forces Will Withdraw
as Soon as Government
Begins to Function.
By HARRY. l.. ROGERS.
International News Service.

In a proclamation issued today at
Santo Domingo by Rear Admiral S.
S. Robson, military governor of the
Dominican Republic, the United
States announced its intention of
withdrawing the American military
forces from the republic as soon as
a duly constituted Dominican gov
ernment is ready to take over the
administration of affairs.
Withdrawal I'm Eight Months.
With proper cooperation from the
Dominicans, IL is hoped that the
withdrawal can be accomplished
within a period of eight months, the
proclamation stated.
The United States desires. the
proclamation said, to assure itself be-
fore its withdrawal that the inde.
pendence and territorial integrity OF
the republic. the maintenance OF
public order, and the security OF life
and property will be adequately safe.
guarded, and to turn over the ad-
ministration of the republic "to a
responsible Dominican government
duly established in accordance with
the existing constitution and laws
Within one month, the military
governor is to convene primary as.
semhlies, which, assembling thirty
days later, shall choose delegates to
the electoral colleges, the elections
being held. under American super
vision. The electoral colleges thus
chosen shall then elect senators, dep
uties, and alternates, and shall pre-.
pare lists for justices of the Su.
preme. appellate. and other courts
provided for by the Dominican consti-
tuition.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

rriuN,r ullr ,., .,.,r.,I.,, viti,
U,. UrE' ...M. tuI hr,tNr,Hi ruuut.
IuI.f loo f.uf.H.H Hf tU lIuu-. tututrl
htfl"uui '..u.. basement. Eurlrt and
,, 500. $40" .n.h. tuIau,, It, rent can
,'l.T tt
lfNN STATION Ulg harEtiu rpru
house. 900. utIf acre tfuuut. tr.i.r. Two
blpykH OF ref uu,. aI fenced. good r'u,r
tur ,hl.hrus. Hu.1 uu N'fy l't"HnuhIe
tntuH NJ $500 DHU pnd uuiy So per
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SOUTH DAKOTA.

improved farm. eight miles
to SturEiH, good buildings. iusmy soil.
plenty OF water, price right. Alfred j.
Hansen. Whitowuod S ~,
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,...,,. FfH~iTuRE 20. carries
,t'.t. I." q uphe'r'tflng rugpli,-
..... u.aii. Osass aces
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ENCIINNGt-iitAL Es1

lENCHANGE-HaNt equity m first class
house, about $4,000. VIII trade Tor
business. what have yuu2 can Usage
14SS.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT


wv 80 ''h htN' -
FOR NESr--Sh room house not mod
.'ru. god we'll 2A2t EaSt Eighth ST,
hehhHH' 'sh CAN Ii'ts. ossso 3
rms 6s HEHI paI,n "%st'" sa4ss unfSrri.Sss NV r2s. sleep
ssie' nnrlns hufn'as hours cal usaG'
,.', 'I''' '"'' usage w.
w NhN hr'' room ana room
io,S 20 "1t"' "hI gas. ~ quaker.
,,1n n,.,., '',' ''"'' ''''.
f',n HhN sew io.t"om house, iis
"a ''' ''' "'"'"' ''i 'en"t
,.,,,,-,,,..,.r ~. -.--
houses s,,,,,Iy u,,,o ~. ~ room m%@ncrm %n
tS,S.iRs2 '' s'
p,,tj u,,..r .,......-....-.-...,
close In ds.irahIs ,,,,,,, ,pus' m'.,
4A72
tINJ. .p0oN t,...r ,,,.,i,r, i,,,,,,,,, d.,
basement s,nti,.i.,,., an. t,.I ',,, .,, aa
100 porch lnre' fr.n, nof,L gn,to, vIL
irr dis,ancsN one htnrk .f .rnn,J
pulrc e26 y Eo.tou. us,rc r71i.J
ron RENT r,.,r,..,. n.,.. t,,.,..r,,
addition lots Of pr,tlui ,.,gc ~
IFlh. ". 81 Modern untufnishcG
-. y, ,'''' '''''''
f'h ttN FURNISHED --Hiory. mod
ern house rooms. gsragr. servant
Vuatters' s"uth SIDE. kct"r"nc's re-
',, w. ~. ''' .-...-.
FOUR ROOMS. modern. ts y Phoenix
ph,syt, A., ,,,.,i,.,' i",u'.n n' ,oo,, ,.
,.,',, 30, ''s"N' '-i'''
.' ssarn.n r,. n,, ..'tn,, '".," nous iut th'Shed
Ia r"snnps,hlr ,s,s'ps p..,. ~ ''"''
~ Wv '''''"' '''''' -H'.
GOOD ,y,n rI"@o'nm ''VWAgt. manetn,
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rIyc rooms furniture com.
house can be rented. ID ".
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HGNNk rAUNS Missouri HuI Nr..u1,s
t.m 20 Co.. . 600 acres. aIl rr'.,s from
'n0 uu tumr hoo ur write II. NU4b|tl
.u. COS sr,ufIty butltiuE EhYur Drale
---- L------L--- L--L- .nlL d
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LOUISE APArvTENTS
sls SOUTH DENVER
Three and tive-room efficiency. com
plstely furnished with all new modern
furniture. including linen and silver. Rent
includes heat. light. water and gas
ELEVATOR SERVICE
First-Class Janitor Service.
Reference required. Apartments open
tor inspection any time, For further
Information call Usage so3s.
MAYBELL N. i2o--East front, furnished
distance OF Main. adjacent bath. car
MARY nRoCKMAN--one beautifully
furnished 6-room apartment. Usage
MAIN, ~, N.2-Furnished bedroom ana
htchenst tor two young ladies' or man
and wife, Cedar $40.
MAN and wife or lady to share apart.
ment over garage Usage 7i7i-R
MARY BROCKAAS-Nicely Furnished 4
room apartment; two bedrodiUs. Usage
a79i.
NlcE FURNISHED sgar'%sa,s, ,99'f4. eig.s
& Co, 2i5 Robinson Bldg. osage i1lt.
NICELY furnished apartment FOR rent.
eoi $ Egin. CaiI Tor Mrs Nichols.
THIRD f. ittirTo room .Hasni. Furnished
wsshing'on school. Cedar llt5
TWELFTH W, 3Os--An attractive &
room furnished modern apartment
front and back entrance. close IN. south
WILL share 4.room apartment with
young married couple or couple en-
ployed, Close iu and reasonable. s25
East Third ST Apt 4. .-.-
HOUSES FOR KI>T II
ATTRACTIVE Broom modern bungalow
rsgf, Terrace Drive, us per month Usage
FOR RENT-In Kendall one i-rnom and
one 6-room hQus", are for sale. just
built; water. electricity and Gas. can
FOR RENT-Twelve room modern house
2-oat garage, on car line and NiUey,
ron RENT-Four- room modern house.
screened In back porch with well fur.
nished or unfurnlshed 2'2i East Second
street,
ron RENTm,-oue and enc broom
FOR REST for six months, brick home,
south part of city. Sne rooms 'wo
baths s,eepins porch aud basement
tear garage and servant quarters. iul-
mediate possession. biair brothers, Cedar
3so.
tfih hfsN - pLF room mouse NOT ulo'l-
ern, walking distance II Teflurrles and
downtown. Call Cedar 707
FOR REST-siK-rooin modern bunga.
low, hardwood floors throughout. SIS.
VIII decorate, $50 ). Yorktown. Usage
6b2.
FOR KEST--A beautiful Groom and
breakfast room bungalow on Nprlh Fl
wood, hardwood noorA, TIE bath, built
" Si,ehen cabinet. :esi garage Usage
.ess,
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T,rr-I HlSr Ia town providing you
d.. fturure. close Iu Inquire
H...I.I
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PROPERTY for EXCHANGE
ENCHANGt-NITOMOUII.t

tN'HN 6t--NtTONOitlifS 10
FOR sALE-pr trade Tor good cst good
rental property. Call at carter Oii
company yards, North Lewis Az House
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

FLATS tNp NfAETMt>IS is
~ E-hllm apartment nicely arranged.
IN good location. Hu north side. aga
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....rfru'T Halsoho't goods. must
.., Osage gll9.
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BEAUTIFUL HOMEr--Just completed. Ter
race drive, i've rooms. breakfast room.
all built-in features. fireplace, oak ro1rs
French doors basement, garage. All
that could he desired In home. Price
1850. easy terms Immediate posses
sion y y Riley 4 Co, Cedar ld7a.
BEAUTIFUL little bungalow II four
rooms ana scrr"ned-in sleeping porch.
new, quarter acre lot. good outhulld-
ings, water gas and elcCtriCity Priced
at sacrifice Tor QUICK sale VIII con
sdor small caSh payment. bals snco liku
rent. g. T. Lyons owner; Lake station.
sand Springs car line.
CLOSE -Ftye-room bungalow. on tho
paving walking distance ~ town. con-
vonient t. churches aud schools. living
room, dining ranm, kitchen. brtuk'aSt
room, two bedrooms. tile hath with base
tub snd pedestal laystory, basement with
inside and outside entrance gEraEr and
solid driveway, This llttls home / can
assure you Is as prsttily decorated as tho
average 10000 house. Priced right and
will make good terms. Lcts than 50
900. Call Oesgo s3s6.
EAST SIDE New g-rpOm modern dupI,t
bungalow msntel IN each front room.
two SCrr'ned-in back pprCh,s; good wru.
2-roou house ana garag" on rear of Iof.
only IS $50, SaO0 cash, balance less than
rent. Call Cedar ieGG
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Ems SAILS one ktehen cabinet two
.|...- rockets, ono standtable, almost
us,re 5g22-J.
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iNNps N>n rNuus toU SALE "
ARKANsNs

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huHFrnuld goods nU. 10000 .u. 100
b,tsn timber land. ftl." I.I... H.l. school
uuu. s. 900 down. t4|Ur,. ...H..ufs
1'us inc. n r'il hrforo .H v.I .uuus
Ir " trupr MufrIsru. ruHuIt. ST..
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

li.I h''N rnf't. "'. $4,000. iio"
''.' .'"' .'''
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...,.,. ,,,
D., ''.,,, '' ,,'.,,,,,,i ..,,..., '..'' ~.
..'"'". '' ''''"' "'''''' '''' '-..
fIN D. and 90 ..rr ut,t- 5000 tu 500 600
acre ,at, terms rodt, 1872
ItN SAIL. t.N uVuvr fnuu nunua
low south sId, ,u" nn,, from Main
street. extra b,e. a.c,rIur uut,n. lase.
lln'gl ~. n"'' E'''r' Nti' N'n hn.'
IN i'"luI'H -m'I '""h r'h mont. hamh'"
""h'NN. 'nI 'H'E' '"''
! ~ SAIL ~ owner l.,'"ll u'd''h
h"ns" ana r't.r". i'n,N Hud street
cor service" can "'Nr' o'''
ron sAit tuural'v south aliD 81,
rooms. h.ih "wd iull N,t' basement o.
/" syery GS' rt~sSt ''sr,S VIZ, tss5So 'I.6So
Ta'G ,..'. 6sIspog 60 pcr month n""
.,.,.',' .',.,,,,.,
~ '.N ,'N ''' .'''. "nut"'"". ','l
.,,, w. '".h '''l,' ","'l '''r, 'D
|,h.,1'I nous ll'r '"''". Terms
H"fi sons rn"n' 's's,
,,,.,
s...... r'N NN''
''N'h room hNuFhl"Nt lh'Iud'nG nurS-
'lN. hardwood li"nts. itIg bath. r"irig
,r1lnt T"gW. basement WIN combination
,u, n",'' t"''H. IN" ".N'nl iu"I,'TS
sou,n peToi' " '''''' ' ''''
folt 50 'h' "t ih' most ai'racuv"
s'u''" L"nr- "t u" suuih SHE, ptl,e
aT'u'fu a,''o ''''" 'tnir 'n,""o cen on,
s',' 'SSy. 'n''' h'lI. 's,ht ONNhk anu
last room, rlos' n1Jl I,rsinr, r"',,
sieepins rooms and Two baths b,s.nont
.srd h,,ttns tI.ri lbr ,InI,htrv uf ,nis
In,ra in.iin, r'"JI' r"J o,, -, ti ,' % %,'H
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--g s1I.E.. Leather duufold and chair
k',.Ta. cabinet sN5 aNmlnster rug, iron
- o.. rhooniN
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Mahogany chifferobo aud
casa. OaaEe gT2N.
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WE kitchen table. cabinet and
..n4 L Hodge. bsage $685.
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WEARING APPAREL
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

'n.G FIXTURES and soda fountain.
n,'aaF 'or immediate shipment. Com
BE oltne latest buffet shelving. Pur-
Saa,'' lost location AMI sacrifices cash
.a'I M outfit VIII sell for balance due:
'a" cash payT ent. balance monthly
49, ala Write or wire GrOsman foun-
u 90, Dallas, Texas
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- FOUNTAIN and confectionery fix
b. res located at Healdtou Oka Must
~ '''1 next 10 days Complete outfit.
49, w bargain easy terms write or
BOSNIAN Fountain Co, Dallas Texas.
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~ ND SECUND-IIANU sIorr and
r,ssS 'a5Snt equipment, butcher supplies.
va o., KS. scales, tools. etc. Cedar
w =. ". First
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...r ~ once. new furniture, bar.
,..nV city lstO Terrace drive.
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Stx-room bungalow, North Main. 2-car
garage. servant quarters, east front, nice
yard: rent $40 per month.
Fiveroom cottage, with garage. cellar
good well Of water. close to car line and
good school. South quincy, rent $50 psr
month.
Twelve room house ?-car garage houss
newly decorstld, close In on east sid.,
Immediate possession. rent $40 per
month.
b. J. sKALIcKY & co
AS Robinson Bldg. Cedar 1919.
rwo SIDES OF io-room DUPLEX, modern,
close in. $50. Usage 7722,
THREE ROOM HOUSE, tl5 per month
and t-toom house $50 per month, gas
and electricity on sand Springs car line
III East Second.
THIRD. W, 72sn ST, unfurnished
rooms modern, upstairs, suitable Tor
one or two families Usage l7S2.
TRANSFER and heavy hauling Houss-
hold goods specially. o. W. simona
ossge an.
VICTOR, $, l5it-,N.w Groom modern
:6s6.
WINDOW SHADES to measure. tint cloth
and Holland. Cali johnson Usage too7.
720 W. PARK.
YORKTOwN. ~. Jt-Seven- room house
for rent 2-ear garage. servant quarters
Usage 7s3.
WHEELING. NoRrH--To lease with pri-
ynesn OF ouSing. rem to apply on pur'
rn"ru, "a ,, Is ou"sa'"% ,,s ~
throuphn,,t Errnrh tn,r, nr,J h,,,I,
IN fra,,.rcs haasUlnp, TovyEn:.in ,,f f,iy.
rsce ,arags ,,s a AZ, ,h ." la,.,
on paving corner lot 800 per month
Address box ar, word.
uoIsls YruNIsurn "a
.---, - -'"
h'ME lpt q years IeAsc, s' rooms
. -, ''' -
LEA ar Il'I.l fEfh'sh"d nome. nice
Satd' shIaE' lhm'dlai" p"SH+ss'"n
r'n6.r bo',I T,,..s '' VI "'' Pup"' s''"''
,.,s,,,,,-,s
bENE Eh' y" 'aO F'f rent. 'rrp"n ana
hos, 'u'''.' ,,i, 'r' n.a"fn, IN
win gaTAra Nn ingnr,r,ti,, yysn 'vst
fhnns ''' ''''' "''''" ''''" WV
t,IsTu 5,i, NJ, ,,.y,,,, ,,i.,,
duplex firnlshod
:, -,
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WANIEb--,o ~.

- ygJr waste lumber ard building
-@"'' 1890 L. sikth. Cedar l2tO,
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--TTT 0nfIre hOUSch0TI TUTTITUFc
rare antique four poster
clock. desks and rags. as
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nrsI>Ess pnor,.KrY

BUSINESS PROPERTY zoo block down
town, one .hslf block from k-ptory otfiro
building. 70 lot with old house. seven
rooms. modern, always rented. 4 suit
able hotel or garage or business block
location, See us Tor speClAl price sut
terms Tor qulck sale. Usage Nt10. 552.
V, @ Cunningham, 2it-i5 Palace HldT.
ron SALE Thrcc store buildings. four
room house and double gafaEe, bar
gAln. 400 knrth LOWE CedAr llSa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-06

s,-p sat Wayne electric washing ma
ain .s" new, SO. gas L. Eighth.
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-06

100 ACHES liO acres cioatoi. Q, acres
r.h bottom lana. all strong soil. pr.c-
u'tby new Groom house. large barn. all
fru.sd aui cross fenced. hair mile from
ta.HtlIIv county scat u Bhrry county.
Missouri Wnith $50 pr acre, viii taks
S. fut 1ui,k sale carry 5000 tive
years p'f cent ". CaTWtn. tiJ wood
tuN HIdK SprugN1ld. Missouri
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-06

ron SALE TO acres on paved road. ho-
tween TULSA aud BiNhy. 80 acres in
cultivation, balance In pasture, crock bot
tom land, Priced Tor &lon per acre.
aud make good terms See Russ l..
GRANT, Al2 Security UldE. Phone 1iG0.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-05-21

thought you had gone to that Maisie
After did find you. I,wanted to make
sure what kind of life you were liv-
ing, and SO I took to following you,
fixed UP so you wouldn't know me.
Tonight I thought you wern't coming.
The farm is going TO rack and ruin
don't suppose YOU want to give this
up?"
Give it up?" Emily. who had been
standing one hand on the doorknob,
looked about her at the bed with its
enamel peeled off in splotches, at the
dirty wall paper. at the doorless cup
board with its meager display of
cracked dishes.
It's getting spring on the farm, -
went on John eagerly. THE meadow
where the brook runs thru is covered
with bluets-I saw two robins by the
lilac bush"
II don't deserve it," whispered
FINELY, and buried her face on Johns
shoulder.
Copyright, 1921, by the Mcclure
n Newspaper Syndicate)
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-05-21

President Harding could hardly do
a more popular thing than to appoint
William Howard Taft to the position
of chief justice of the supreme court
OF the United States to succeed the
late Chief Justice White. If he fail
TO do so, he will cause keen disap-
pointment thruout the country. The
people know Mr.. Taft and have con-
fidence in him. He is universally rec
ognized as being eminently fitted for
the place. 1t is believed to have been
his lifelong ambition to sit on the
supreme bench. 1t is reported that he
could have had a place on the bench
years ago but that he was persuaded
TO reject the offer by his relatives in
order that he might run for the presi-
dency. AS an inducement to do So. 1t
is said, they offered to finance his
campaign. The rest is recorded his
tory. The appointment of Mr.. Taft to
the highest. office in the gift of the
president would fittingly round out
the public career of one of the coun-
try's most distinguished citizens,
Seldom is the chief magistrate of the
republic afforded an opportunity to
perform so popular an act.