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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-20
BUSINESS OPPORTUNtTtES
FOR SALE OR TRADE
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BUSINESS OpPORTtNITfES
ron SALE or TRADE
CASH OR TERMS.
Grocery, splendid d"wntown location,
want property for stock and fixtures.
.,io located on Main street. want gro
cory or property. Price fl.G0O.
routcction"ty' mehins money doing /"
Drug store. Main street location, this Is
a SNAP. Cash required 1900.
Sec US II you have property or a bust
u j.. ~SNALGcKy 3 co,
cedar 1915. 43s Robinson Rldg
BARRIER sfoP and bar, bost location IN
town. VI } Roorfencr. Hristow. okla.
.EOR SALE. Worry good paying business.
"a bargain for cash. Reason business
In other town, now brick. II East
Archer.
FOR sALE-Heeted garage, best location.
leaving city. Address Box l72-E, care
world.
FOR SALE-Largcst sand best cafo in
lease, fixtures cost so, 900. Wlll take
half price. Address Liberty cafe. Beggs
okla. boz l3l2, phoue 1852.
FOK SALE OR THADE-Cafe in a good
boosuiug oil town, best cafe In town,
doing good business; other business rca-
son Tor selling. For particulars write.
j r, crawford. shamrock okla.
FOR SALE-A growing gasoline md oil
lNbtINE hl~IflfNHf HAb'tEF llu'hNs wv
arive-in station: everything. complete
with good business established. Address
2s9-F. World.
FOR SALE Grocery store, three living
stock worth $1,000. lot 5oxiJo, Well
and garage ali new. $4,000. $1,000 cash,
terms and $50 per month with interest
Tulsa. doing a very good business. II
Interested address 29-F, world.
FOR SALE rour-cnsir barber shop;
white marble case. white chairs. only
business price $500. Royal Barber
shop, sulphur okla
FURNITURE and undertaking business
for sale in town OF 700, no com petition,
will invoice between 5000 and $1,000.
Address box s Tyrone, Okla.
FOR SALE-A dandy jewelry stock and
fixtures in a good live South Dakota
county seat town Reason for selling, I'll
health. WIN make right kind Of price
to party who has spot cash. write George
W. Hsys, Alexandria, South Dakota.
FURNISHED apartment. consisting o.
kitchenetto apartments, all furnished,
close-in location, dandy arrangement, house
suit you. price for furniture and lease
$500. small cash payment; income now
about $500 per month, can Yadon In
vestment Co, 21s-l9 Security Bldg. Phone
Usage 7s63-50ss.
FOR SALE-up-to-date stock OF ladies'
ready to-wear ioc on the dollar. Address
Box CTS, SkiatOOk, Okla.
FOR SALE-Cleaning and tailoring bust
ness only shop In town; reason for sell
ing, leaving Oklahoma. Fine opportunity
for right man. Address Box li7. Perish
ing, okla.
FOR LEASE-Modernly furnished hotel
and bath house. Conducting most pop
uIsr dining room IN city. Cleared nearly
$4,000 last year. Old age and a desire
to retire is reason. $500 will handle This
ls best small motel proposition in United
states. For particulars write or wire
Palace Hotel, Eureka Springs. Ark. J. W.
BoEgs, Mgr.
FOR SALE-IIigh-class grocery and mar
ket doing excellent business, Inquire
Frank Juvenal, Brady Hotel.
FOR SALE-Market and grocery; excellent
location. priced right for quick sale.
Address s7-E, care world.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-20
BOARD AND ROOMS


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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-20
WEARING APP,REi
MIsCELLANEoUs FOR SALE,

BATHING SUITS, CAPS AL % sT.
A, l., WAIT. 4os 5. R0uLbtN
BREAD mixer, good as new N'l,tr a
short time; for sale or ,'a.' Shsto-
Ford car. Write Electric BaAe'''
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-20
FINANCIAL
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ~

a FINE drug store FOR sale, splen-
did location. Call Mr.. T. T., MI
Ter for "a particulars. Usage
Gy2.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-20

- ANGELES RADIATOR WORKS
Expert repairing and recording. our new
honeycomb core viii keep your motto cool
Priced right and guaranteed. Osago l272.
32 \. nostou.
LOWEST COMMISSION charged for soil
ing used cars; no storage. 100 West
Second. Cedar gG56.
srurZ roadster Tor sale. virtually now.
must hv seen tn bo appreciated, new
battery. new springs three upv cords
Ercasing system. Perfect mechanical
condition Froshiy painted, bargain IN
high grade car. osage &is,
SPLINTER. new Ford ooupc, at barrain.
never n.on used. Cal Usage nOs or
Usage cas-.
wANTED-Hody and top Tor Dodge tour
ing car. Harvey H. Rhodes, osage 1850
or Cedar 1858.
Will sacrifice my Chandler touring car.
new tiros. good paint excellent mHchsnN
cal condition, a bargain, Phone Cedar JoN
1916 FORD touring, ~overhaulcd. in good
shape. Sioo cash, 1905 u, Archer.
1915 MAXWELL touring car, N26. iols
Ford b-paEHcnger, il2b, Usage 1890.
USED CARS
Hudson S~peedster. newly painted:
new Cords. two spares and two
bumpers,
Essex Touring, new paint. new tires
hudson 7-~passenger: new Cords Gin
paint shop.
Nash Sedan, overhauled. reprinted
3 wire wheels.
Nash Touring GOOD Cords a.
around).
Dodge Roadster (Small tool rack)
Every car has Spare Casing.
Terms IL desired.
BOOST MOTOR COMPANY,
ll2l s. Main Usage 81
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-20
|NArATlON p.-.rEs

CpIOSINi.Uf you are touring the
Iytrkv make your home with as. Huilt
Tor tuurists families win children a spe-
citltv. Baths. Independent entrance,
F~lrruing uuf,hcs with each Jpuu. board
private house, country CupiiUE farmers
style, elevation I 800 foct. beautifully 10
Gated north end Of main. -, kneyek.
IvutprVillc ARK.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-20

WANTED Iy lady employed. room IN
refined home. who viii caro- for dnugh-
tor WV be In school Address 26I-F.
world.
WANTED BOARD and room by young
married lady with some catholic family
while taking treatment fpr eyes. e5s-F.
,Yr. ~ AAnYTa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-20
or LANDS AND LEASES. uA.

ACREAGE FOR SALE e. Twenty acrcs'
two miles northeast Of Tulsa. fine
building site, three Or four acres fine bot
tom land, Ea OF NE'g u NV section
~ 20-l3. Price 1900 per acre. J. NJ. Cline,
100 MahnNke. San Autonip, Texas.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-20

WANTED Salesmcn> capable II earning
ar high as $500 monthly. I have eN-
elusive right In oklahoma for Radium
Luminous specisltics. house numbers, push
bottoms. pun sockets. telephone mouth
pieces, etc. Something new and In do
maud can be found In. the dRrkl In
yostment Of 500 &. $500 necessary, II. II.
kort, RoN bT6, nristow, Okla.
WANTED statesmen to sell small interest
IN royalty land Address 252-F care
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Er.GIN. =. Eii- Apartment T.. Gailas
apartment, FIRST floor two connecting
rooms adjoining bath, private telephone.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-20

SPLINTER. new Ford coupe, at barrain.
never been used. Cal Usage lS0S or
lnunn EILa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-20
PERSONAL PROPERTY


s'''p'Nd MNTtklNi~ "a
ALL KINDS OF used buiI|.. -
bought and sold Tulsa Vs. -
pany. 1920 Il. Sixth st. Ced.r ''l'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-20
sNLLsMEN An NGrNrs

wASTEp-YOU%G Men
with sales ability. make SIS on
caoh sale. entire new line. sales
easy. samples light, sell business
places only, nance Of a lifetime;
investigate. cali Q to II a. m. or
phone Tor appointment later.
ROOM goa, KAUFMAN HOTEL.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-20

WANTEn-A position as millinery sales
lady by lady fully competent TO take
charge OF department. Can handle both
city and country trade, Adlross SOLE,
care world.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-20

BEAUTIFULLY furnished
apartment for sale chusr.
apartment 2l7. Apply apart. .. L
Plaza Court. '
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-20

WE VAST a Thoroughly experienced
marketer to join us in forming new
company to take advantage OF opportuni-
ties offered by present low prices Of pc
trnleum products. References required
and furnished. 322 Mayo BIDS,
WOULD EXCHANGE good building lots
for grocery stock. Address Fred Bach.
teukirchor, West Tulsa
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FINANCIAL


WANTED Man with sales experience
and s. 900 to- form connection %ith an
established local manufacturing company,
making liuc nf food products for who's
sale and rrtal grocery trade. For par
~ticulars see T.. VI RADON. 2lS south
Greenwood. one-half BLOCK north Midland
Valley station.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-06

committee, Mrs. F. H. Peterson, Ole Robertson, F George Craig, Mrs. Frank Jones. Paul Johnson and Mrs Sarah Deane.
 NOTELE AUTO OWNERS-East End Gar. %se, 105 East Main St, Plainville, is now open for business. First class repairing done at reasonable charges. Storage and supplies. 5-2S-6dx
 Card of Thanks
 We wish to express our sincere expectations to the kind neighbors and friends for their many acts of kindness during our sudden bereave- ment, to the mem bers of the Metho- dist church, w. R. C. and Grange and to all those who furnished automobiles and in so many ways helped to tighten our time of sorrow.
 W. w. Fox, R. w. Fox, w. F. Sheldon, Laura Sheldon, Agnes Pot ter, Rita White.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-06
MRS. MALLORY LOSES
American Woman Goes Down to De- feat Before Superior Play of Mile. Susannc IengIcn.

St. 'loud. France. June 6, (Asso- Clated lresa) The failure of Mrs. Molia BjurstCdt Mallory to defeat Mll". suzanne L1nElcn in the wolncn's singles of tho worlds hard court ten Dis championships, which closed here yesterday, leaves the United States with only one championship out of five. Mile. Lenglen beat Mrs. Mallory in straight sets by score of 6-2 6-a. and France camc out on ion i'm both womcn's singles. woucu's doubles. mixed doubles and mems doubles.
 The roll Of honor now reads: Hard court hins-AIcn's siucIos William T. Tildcn. America: women's singles Mile. SuZann" LenoIop>~ France: mix"d doutles. M.t--~--,.Curis and Mile. I.enGlcn. France: womru's dourlcs Andre Colbert and William ". Taurcntz. France.
 Mrs MaIlory's defeat by Mile Lenglen was case of superior stcad- mess on the part Of the winner coupled with her "soft" game. Inc
New Britain herald., 1921-06-06
BY S1

bottoms. Cries of persons their homes could be heal but no one could assist thu men could be seen runnirl the waters, breaking VI footing. Many of the dead, represented persons who heed the flood warnings not understand the gravity ution.
 Another Flood Bes
 Topeko, kas., June G. wave of the Arkansas rivs day was sweeping down fl Colorado upon Kansas.
 Men on horseback are pa river west of Syracuse, W people to flee.
 Town Reported Ge
 The Amity dam, five of the city is reported to away. The telephone opera the town of Amty complet away with a possible loss
 Four persons who wee keep driftwood from the wgon bridge are reported tc down with the bridge into current of the river.
 The Santa Fe Railway ( the communities on its lii valley of Kansai rush of Colorado flood crossed the state line an presentatives of the compar structed for any emergency arise
New Britain herald., 1921-06-06
LOCAL PEOPLE Fl
 WHEN SWING B
Break of Bolt in "AirplaI| Causes Accident at Capit|
 In Hartford.

Hartford, June 6.-Tel| were injured, three seriouslt "airpIane swing" colla1sedI at Capitol Park, an amusej here. Six persons were ta Hartford hospital.
 The police inquiry indica| bolt used to hold up a cross ped while the apparatus VI ton. The cars of the maclt on their cable and struck il The swing was not moving. speed at the time, it was sai crowd which gathered inter the removal of the injured.
 The injured: Pinkerton Block, No. terrace. leg fractured, at hospital. T
 Salvatore Lom bard, No. ford avenue. New Britain, on forehead and left arm.| ford hospital.
 John kaminsky. No. 62 Sil New Britain, right wrist an| jured, at Hartford hospital
 Mrs. Mary Kaminsky, san1 injuries to right leg, at Han pital.
 John Gionfrido. No. 361 Z injury to elbow, scratches, al tions, at Hartford hospital.
 Mrs. Eugene Kania, No. street, New Britain, injurieI leg and right arm, at Har1 pital.
 Sylvester Kania, same right foot injured, taken to
 Josephine First, No. 6d street, face. head and back
 Elizabeth First, 6 years address, injury to left should
 Joseph Tarasio, No. 23 street, bruises.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-06
PLATTE RIVER HAS
 0VERFLOWED BANKS
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fled their homes, taking refuge ia the city hall. Red Cross stations cared for the homeless.
 Shortage of Food.
 The washout of railway lines lead ing to the stricken area created a menacins situation. Flood supplies in Pueblo were estimated by Red Cross officials as being less than sufTi- cient for three days. Roads to the city are impa ssa ble for miles around. Efforts are being made to transport food from surrounding towns by air plane.
 The only drinking water availa bio today is from Hthia spring on a hin at the outskirts of the city. A heavy downpour of rain continued all last night.
 Streets Impossible
 Military patrols were handicapped by impossible streets pitch darkness the city's electric service station having been out of commission since early Friday evening-and the un- relenting downpour.
 All persons have been kept from the streets since Saturday evening Looting has been held to a minimum. No one is permitted to enter the city
  CTS and state and other officials.
 Red Cross Gives Aid
 supply of cots, blankets, lanterns, candles and sweaters arrived yeSter- day from the Red Cross in Colorado Springs.
 Hundreds of persons applied to the Red Cross yesterday and Saturday for food. clot hing and medical relief. A Canteen supplied the food. A carload of beef was commandeered from the railroad yards and cooked to prevent its spelling.
 Denver. Kansas City, St. Louis and other large cities closes the flood area have offered material aid immediately but are unable to get their offerings to the community.
 All Easements Flooded
 The basement of every building in the downtown section is filled with mud and water. Military officials say later when it has been possible to pump out the basements.
 Fourteen doctors and 25 nurses ar rived here last night from Colorado Spring. Fifteen emhalmers arrived from Denver and 16 from Colorado Springs.
 Officials attribute much of the flood to the blocking of the high waters by railroad right of ways in one section built entirely of slag. With the eXcep- tion of small hole under the tracks, the slag withstood the onrush of the flood and the waters backed up to the city.
 People Laughed at Warning
 Sergeant Willoughby, of the 1T. s. Army, here to train National guard in nf given throughout the district Friday h.at
New Britain herald., 1921-06-06
|Boy Scouts Will Aid in Collecting I Offerings
BASEBALL SEASON STARTS
Acorn Juniors Of kcnsington Win
 First Game of tho Scason-Church Notes for the wcck-BcrIln Items S Interest.

Announcement was made this ymorning by Rev. S. A. Fiske that Berlin will observe Bundle Week" instead of Bundle Day" This week will be known as Bundle Week" and the Boy Scouts will go to 1.-the homes to receive old clothes for (which the people no longer have use. tIt Is hoped that the residents will be willing to give any old clothes they | Ihave on hand when the Boy Scout stops at the house.
 The scouts will make the collections |cvery day this week by covering different sections of the town on different days. At the end of the week the bundles will be sent to New Britain. where they will be in- cluded In the shipment of that city.
 Bundle Day will be observed in many of the cities throughout the rountry for the benefit Of the Near East Fund. A drive Is being made Tor wearing apparel only. and not money In the case of New Britain part Of the clothes collected will Aiven to the Welfare Organization
 wtke care of the needs of the chll- Aren there.
 Baseball Season Begins.
 bdatbAlt EtdHon III fNenNlIlB tcu has begun with tho Acorn Juniors kinning their first game yesterday. when they defeated the south Street Hangers by a l4 to score. The kcorns will play the worthington Athletic club team next Sunday af- crnoon at the KensinRton School rounds. The team will hold practice the school grounds Wednesday ilght. The lineup for this year Is as pillows: Venture. C, karam. D: iiana, 1b. Roche. 2b: Ritchic. 3b: ;rcco. If: Mccormack. cf: German If.
 Annual Meeting Wcdnr-aia,.
 The Women's Aid society of thu Berlin Congregational church will old a meeting ct the church @: II Hclock Wednesday morning. Al thia bme they win do housework in tho thhpcl. Tn tho afternoon at 2 o'clOCk hd annual meeting will ho held. On- prs for tho ensuing year will be elect H and other routine busines1 trans cted
 Berlin Congregational Church.
 Tho weekly prayer meeting will ha
 at tho Berlin Congregational rrYrch Thursday evening at 7:30 'clock.
 The Boy Scouts win hold their heetins at 7:30 o'clock in tho church friday night and tho Girl Scouts at ho homo of Misg Elton on tho sana
 enlnR.
 Kcnsington Mcthodist Church.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-06
Legion Meeting Thursday.

Bolton kasiC" post, American Le- gion. will hold regular meeting Thursday evening in the T. A. B. hall. 'All members are asked to attend this meeting as several important business matters will be brought up by the commanded
New Britain herald., 1921-06-06

Miss Cromwell was to have given an exhibition flight in Hartford on this coming Saturday.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-06

collection will be taken for the New man fund.
 The business meeting and social of tho Epworth league will be held We'd nesday ekening at 7:45 o'clock. at the home of Mir. and Mrs. George Tryon. The Girl Scouts. Troop No. |, of kensington. will meet Thursday eve ming at the home of Miss Helen Nel- son.
 Legion Meeting Thursday.
 Bolton Kasicn post. American Le- gion. will hold regular meeting Thursday evening in the T. A. F. hall. All members are asked to attend this meeting as several important business matters will be brought up by the commander.
 Wins First Prize.
 There was q large Kensington rep roscntation with St. Paul's drum corps at the field day exercises held in Hart ford last Saturday. Numercus con tests were held and St. Pauls won first prize for best playing. The cup which was won by the organization is on display in the window of And crson's store on Main street.
 Preparing for July lth.
 Many of the local storekecpers arc already preparing for July 4th and bundles of fireworks have been de- ltvered to them. Ono dealer stated this morning that he thought more fireworks would be sold this year than in any previous year.
 Storrs May Close.
 There has been some talk in tho
  to the stores in Berlin and Ken sinrton closing for half day once week during the summer. The %rocev dealers have not favored such plan generally and it has never been done in Berlin before. However, tome of tho stores have closed while others remained open. At the Blake G Woodruff store in Berlin it was etatcd that definite action had not been taken on the matter but ii was not thought that they would close. F.. r.. Honiss, also of Berlin. holds the rame view. Several Of the KensinEton dealers closed last year on Wednesday afternoons in accordance with the uians Of the New Britain Chamber ot Commerce.
 Berlin IIits.
 X fow changes have been made in Inc tim~ tables for trains running be- .,v"cn Rcrlin and Niddlctown and P~rlin a03 New Britain.
 pean Minor spent the week -cnd in Massachusetts visiting friends.
 EnSt Berlin Items.
 Tonight is Ladies' night at the To- cal bowling alleys
 Miss Elsie Ecu%on who has been atf cndin. tho commencement exer- clsca at tn, N"val Aca icmy at Annap- oils has returned home.
 Mir. and Mrs. ncllis Lord and daughter or MiddlctoWn spent sun day as tn, guests of Mr. Lords par onts Mir. aud Mrs. James Trcvcthan on Wilcox avenue.
 \ uumhc. from here will attend the graduation exercises or the Mid dlcsex hospital at MiddIctowu Tues day evening. Miss Sarah Morgan of this plac" is one Of the graduates.
 Miss Dorothy Tuscn spent the wcck-cnd at her home in New Haven 3lisa Mabel Barnes who has been attending th commenrcmcnt eNer- tiscs of the Gordon college of The ology in Boston has returned to her home on Main street.
 NJ. Succnhime and family were calling on relatives in Southington sunday.
 Miss Betty Pratt has been visiting relatives in West Cromwell
 There is decidedly increased at tendance at both the Sunday morning md evening service. due mainly to the
New Britain herald., 1921-06-06
Preparing for July Ith.

Many of the local storekeopers arc already preparing for July 4th and Of fireworks have been de- livered to them. One dealer stated this morning that he thought more fireworks would be sold this year than i1 any previous year
New Britain herald., 1921-06-06

w HIS F1FSt I'TIZC.
 There was q large KensingtOn rep roscntation with st. Paul's drum corps at the field day exercises held in Hart ford last Saturday. Numerous con tests were held and St. Paurs won first prize for best playing. The cup which was won by the organization is on display in the window of And Crson's store on Main street.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-06

heiptul and prove him 10 be an ex- ceheht Bible scholar. The music is also good.
 TO RENT-5-room tenement. near
 CpSon corner kensington. running water. electric light and gas. Tel.
 667-13. D. S. Negri. 6-4-2dv
New Britain herald., 1921-06-06

man fund.
 The business meeting and social of tho Epworth league will be held We'd nesday ekening at 7:45 o'clock. at the home of Mir. and Mrs. George Tryon.
 The Girl Scouts. Troop No. 1, of kensington. will meet Thursday eve ming at the home of Miss Helen Nel-
New Britain herald., 1921-06-06
TWO TRAGIC PLANE
 FATALITIES OCCUR
Miss Laura Cromwell. Chamnion IGoper, Falls to Death-Para-
 chute Jumper Also Killed.

Mineola, l.. k. June 6.-Miss Laura Cromwell. foremost American aviatrix andhOlder of the loop the loop and speed records for women. was instant " Killed here yesterday afternoon when she lost control of single seat !anadian airplane. in which she was hying. and fell from height of more ,han 1000 feet
 Miss Cromwell was to have given an exhibition flight in Hartford on this coming Saturday.
 Salisbury Beach, Mass, June G. With thousands gathered along the beach, Jack Murphy of Haverhill, known as Dare Devil Jack" jumped with parachute from his airplane Nesterdy afternoon, dropped into the ocean considerable distance from shore. and was drowned in plain view of the throng.
 Murphy was seen to throw up his hands and wave his arms as if ap- peaIing for help. The pilot of the air plane, Mark C. Hoague. who had had ''me to make safe landing on the oech, flew to his rescue Attaching d hfc prcserver to the end of long rope, he circled over the spot where Murphy was last seen. but the man had succumb bed quickly and gone down.
 Murphy had been warned by his pilot that il was dangerous for him to attempt the drop with the wind 'n scaward direction. but Murphy did not want 10 disappoint the crowd and said he Was confident he could hit the beach