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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-21
Print CIoth Orncrs Short.

NEW YORK, MarCh lV,-MiII
orders for cotton goods are coming
along SO slowly that curtailment of
production is being resumed by
some mills that increased their out
put I'm January. There are still
many orders in hand that viii not
be filled for some time and some
orders on fall cottons and ginghams
are coming along steadily. Some
late delivery colored goods business
Is coming to hand in a small way.
The great shortage OF orders Is In
the print cloth. convertible and
shooting divisions, In cotton duck
for general manufacturing purposes
Prices are lower. The new prices
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-21

MsrsS = io'' IT, 4 y. y. s'i,, y X
isn''. Void "E,u'Ss,l,sniaas j. to@paas sIa !
oRpINANcE NO. asa
IN ordinance to appoftlou. lew
snd assess special taxes La payment
Of tho cost q censtructins q sapi'srg
Goo the City - rulst a. created and
established by ordinance No gii6,
and declaring an cmctEcncy.
WuEKENs 10 pursuar~. ~ the provl-
siona of tho charter of the Ciy " rulss
oklahoma. and the statutes o. the state
proylisd The said GU Z rulss did by
sifHly,Ienpee nisi.ee %ts" ss"d c1 ei''s,i,G
scwcrs In $50 SEWER uisrEIrT 40
i53. .by ths provisions " sa'o Jrdinsnce
1871 let tp Cumstook Snudley COMPANY,
Contractors. a certain contract Tor the
in sEwEW pfsTRiCr 10 iva. and.
WHEREAS In pursuance u said con.
tract said tumHtoCk -Smetlsv Company
In said SEWER DISTRICT No. ia. and
the work under said contract has been
necr and tho Hoard " Cummiastono,n OF
tho CtN ~ Tulsa and.
WHEREAS In further pursuance cf thc
statutes ~ the state " Oklahoma, Afore-
ssid. and under tho terms u the charter
Of The sAtd tiy " Tulsa. Oklahoma u
~ utnmnd utrDtsAfN hh me Hoard OF
Commissioners pf tine tItY Of Tulsa 10
levy ana assess special tax upuu the
property lnhle 90 assessment IN Eald
SEWER DISTRICT No tfa. by reason ot
the construction " said sewer and TO pay
for the same, nud.
WHEREAS. the total cost Of the con.
strucUun of Eatd sewer N said NEWEN
DISTRICT 40 i7a. ineiudinC extras have
been 0sc"rtaiucd aud ~ hereby declared
&C. be the sum OF itlh7BS ait Of which
is 70 bo levied By special assrHsments
against the tots and parcels " land bcne-
fitted by che construction e sati sewer
In said SEWER DisrHtCT M. ma aud
WliEllEAS. all legal requirements have
been complied with TO autt tbrige the levy
of the assessments against aaid lots and
parcels Of laud so liable Tor the cost of
Cunst rurtlpn ~ said sewer In said SEWER
DISTRICT No. 1f3 IA tho AMOUNTS here
matter specified In Section ~ this Ordi.
nance.
NOW TuEREFoRE. BE ir ORDAINED
NY TliE BOARD or COMMISSIONERS
or THE CITY OF TULSA OKLA
SECTION l. THAT there shall he aud
there II hereby apportioned 60 and levied
upou aud assessed against the several
lots sni parccis Of land In aaid SEWER
| DlSIRlCT NO, i1S In tho Guy Of Tulsa.
oklahomu, 40 benefited by the construo.
[ ton ~ said sewer, the ,amounts tospeo-
lively 80 follows. TO wit
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-21
MARKETS
Last Week ReUieWed:
The Next in Prospect
stock Exchange Fairly stable.


NEW YORK, March 2O.-Com %
pared with recent periods last week
on the stock exchange and in the
principal commodity markets wa.
fairly stable. even though further
liquidation and price depreciation
occasionally assumed formidable
proportions. Recoverics of & to 10
points from low levels OF the pre-
vious fortnight were made by n
number OF prominent industrials
and specialties. Rails as class
were dull. when not reactionary.
and a very light inquiry was re-
ported from investment sources.
Financial and Industrial cnrdi-
tions were rendered more unccr-
tain by poor railroad earnings and
an expansion Of the labor problem,
particularly as indicated OF the rail
way brotherhoods, the United Mine
Workers, and the employees of the
packing interests.
A comprehensive survey OF the
general business situation disclosed
increasing backwardness in tn c
steel. copper, oil and tobacco trades,
coupled with additional curtail-
ment OF production and price defla
tion in these and kindred staples.
The most encouraging feature
was the passing OF the critical fed
eral tax payment period without the
slightest disturbance to money rates.
, In the open market per cent was
the minimum quotation for call
loans, but in private negotiations
free supplies at per cent were OBJ
tainable.
Smaller bank clearings and re-
duction CT com merCial loans were
barometers OF the more cautious
position adopted by the consuming
public. Preliminary figures point to
another large decline of imports
for the current month.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-21

SECTION 2: That tho assessments 4
iicncd tots aud parcels Of land arc hereby
declared to be n lien upon such lots and
parcls ~ land 10 the same extent as other
taxes and shall be collected aud enforced
IN tho same manner as other taxes In and
for the city Of Tulsa. Oklahoma. are coll
SECTION o. That an assessment.
hereby levied shall be divided into three
tO equal annual instAllments as author
ized by said Statutes OF the state Of
vided. that the assessr1NniS shall bear
intercs, al tho rate OF eight b psr
tho tlmo OF the payment Of the several
installnonta Of the said arHessnentH. from
nance; that the first instaIimont Of ala
assessments, together with the accrued
interest on tho deferred installInonts shall
be payable on the 18th day Of December.
1921, and the remaining deferred inataii-
mcnts. with the yearly Interest on tho
unpaid installm.nls, shall b~ payable on
ceeding year until all shall be paid,
Provided. however. that any or Nhs
assessed may at any time during the four
90 consecutive weeks following the day
ne 10 Se Ely Hno1 9f Of iHi ns civ si
Tulsa, the full amount Of the asHessuients
80 levied against their said lots and par
cells OF land and thereby release such
property from the lien OF such ssssss.
mentr
SECTION g. That this ordinance shah
No publlHn'p IbI 'NfnNN HHlUf
days In the Tulsa Daily world, "a news
paper published In Tulsa okinboms, that
the publication OF this ordinance as re-
quired by law shall be taken and regarded
AZ sufficient notice to all persons inter.
ested IN the assesanents hereby levied by
the terms Of this ordinance.
SECTION D. That all ordinance or
parts Of ordinances In conflict with the
provisions of this ordinance, insofar as
such conflict exIRtr are hereby repealed.
SECTION O. That an emergency exists
for the preservation Of the public health
and safety, by reason whereof this ordl-
nance shall take effect from and after
It's passage. approval and publication.
PASSED. and the emergency clause
ruled upon separately and approved this
hPPkoVED. this ith day Of March.
1921.
T. ID. EVANS.
Attest; Mayor.
MRs. FRANK SEAMAN.
city Auditor.
Approved:
PRANK ". DUNCAN,
City Attorney.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-21
Cotton Fluctuations Narrow.

NEW ORLEANS. March 90. -
Fluctuations in cotton last week
were unusually narrow, the extreme
range OF prices being only 65 to so
points. The list on the close showed
net gains Of IS to Is points. In
the spot department middling
gained % points In the net results,
closing at IL cents against Al cents
this week last year.
While fluctuations were narrow
the market had steady undertone
at all times and. In a mild way, was
inclined to do better mainly as the
result OF a better feeling all around
regarding general commercial and
financial conditions I'm this country
and political matters abroad. Mill
reports were mixed and fo- a while
much was made OF talk of further
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-21
LEGAL.

Tulsa 60 BE- made parry of the third rsrt
n,d, must BE- urau the proposal shoots
old must b. accompanied hy u separate
,'',Ncd check uu some solvent bank
Dain.,, DanH h9a,, sau. 9,r ,as, ''mrony, N an
amount " thc approximate Total cost M
Do, work hoscd upou the buds Win which
nnF gnd aN bids aud bidd,fs are cautioned
7, ohs"t,r pu thc conditions set out We
me .lt0iii,afiuna and hItJluU auorts
Wda received ur atofssvIi viii pa rou.
7litrcd by tnn Board of Cummiasiouera
m IN. n"',''% Jl,%y o} 9r rol.. ns'' fr .t,r5 I,y ''
o'lo,k %. m. lrur4dt, Match .lst Ip.t.
At bids arc rcquucd in uv placed on
.rc,tiuu flrty. oisbt houls pfter opening
hrt,,r he award or objection of hits ,tn
Tulsa, Oklahoma MARCH 18th Ip.t
MRs rHANK srNNAN
Ctty Auditor
dnbushcd io the ruls, uaI, World
and 90 iesl World Publishing Com
>"r'r, 10 70 rg!,2GEgry 1owNcRa
dr'ina rla,c New. twins place. rhuup.
sub division. ttrl
b,ds viii ho received nt ur offiro "
ih' tltv Nuditur. Tulsa OklahomU. until
, G.,'gDk y. m. fhursduy March 9otr.
lPel. for tho couttWction Of q sanitary
WI .Nf INNlNN INirlNIH. tNuNffl llNN'
hud other uupurtruaurca for sDVvr 1913
met No. ltt no created and csttbiiahrd
hN Ordinance 40. 'I3a psH-rd and up.
proved tho sch day of March. l9't.
flhnH. prufl'H and survluyauuuH for
the construction VI said sewer system snt
appuitcuau,rs have been adopted hv Tho
Mayor aud toprd " Commissioner tt
SAID city and arc now ON file in the 90
flge ~ tho city Engineer
bIdH must ho made upon the nff oih'
proposal sheets VI tho tity Of Tulsa
Tho nights to rcie,t any and su lldg
W. reHcrvrd ~ he Hoard ~ 'omWlHHlo0efa
of the ttiy ,uf Tulsa. Dklphuut.
certified cheek lu tho sum % tHl
por cent NJ the amount of 'hr iul WI
be required from each biddrr,
Al bids viii bo opened ana considered
by tho Board Of Commissipnota ~ 'shli
city at q meeting ~ aa,d Hoard to he
hold IN tho Guy Han In Eaid Guy ~ p
O'Clock ~. m. ON the let day ~ April
1891
Any and an parties Interested ore
hereby notified that thoY may apptar
and prnttat against or object &" said pir-
posed improvements or any part thereof
or any matter or thing Ia rol1tinn thort-
20, AZ satd meeting of the said Board ~
Commissioners on the list dav ~ ArnL
lQ2t
MRS FRANK SEAMAN
city Auditor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-21
Long Life an object.

The last canary ! bought only
lived two months. Another died In
less time than that. I am not get
ting value for my money"
Suppose YOU try a tortoise, mum
suggested the gcntlemanfy dealer.
They are said to live only 400
ypars"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-21
To Take Insect Sur,,,,

ysv ,ShlNGrON. March 2O.---A sur
Who'll Wlll cover practically the
nor. country and deal with all the
,ron. e important insects that destroy
tureap 90 pelng organized by the
lnen =, VI entomology. the depart
day 9. agriculture announced to-
asked S,a'e entomologists have been
will he W assist in the survey which
durInv hllar to the one conducted
'he early war period,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-21

March i9 20, ei, 81 ana 30. 1891 the
World Publishing Company, Publishers
NOTICE.
tSealed BIDS for street Paving
Notice rs hereby s',sn nat IN pGgrso'
mission.rs MIS- m % ot t,S ,Ss CIV f' er Taio % %oEaboma,
sealed bids will be received at the office
Of the city Auditor Of said city until Q
o'clock y. m. Thursday, March 5ist, 1871.
for furnishing materials and performing
The work nectssary IN paving anu other
vice improving IN the manner ana sub
iect 10 the conditions hereinafter set out.
the following described portions ~ the
following named ltreets and avenues In
YGRKTowN AvENUE CIlndelI
Bounvardl from tho South line OF
Eiflegenth% % street to ne r,o sSg'h I'ng on
erty Place tMaywood Addltionl in
the city of Tulsa. Oklhhoma
privsJ from tho cas-, line. of Victor
Avenue 70 the oast end Of BNteenth
Place In bunGalow Court Addition
SIXTEENTH STREET from the
West line Of Madison Avenue 20 the
rsrk Addition 10 the ciS of Tulsa,
y PEoRiH AyEEuE from ,he South
""f ThSt Certain cert" siey in BLOCK 100. -
Original Town, running Nor'h and
South line of Second street TO the
North line Of Thir1 street
For further details as TO the material
plans and methods of construction 10 be
used in improving said streets ana ave-
MUGS bidders are referred 10 the plans
and Specifications therefor approved by
the Board OF Commissioners and 20 the
resolution adoptcd BY said board declar-
Ing the necessity Of and providing Tor the
Improvement OF said portions or sHid
streets and avenues. SAID resolution,
plaus and specifications are on file in the
office u the tlty Auditor and copies ~
said resolution viii be furnished upon
application therefor a. the Office of the
city Auditor.
Tho entire cost o' said improvements IN
said portions ~ baid streets ana avenues
and each of them shall Boz spporti1red
TO and levied ana assessed agilnHt the
/ BhuttIuR property liable 90 hHsetFmcniH
| therefor ana the owners thereof ln no-
| cOrdaucs with the provisions Of Article
Oklahoma. and payments 90 the CON
| tractor VIII be made IN tax bills rFldguc-
| ing said assessments
The contractor - whom the contract
| cure the signature Of a aurety COMPANY
| approved by the BOARD Of Commissioners
| ~ the Clty Of Tulsa, to the contract
| guaranteeing tho C0nStrutiion IN the sum
| " 100 per cent ana an indemnify 9"nnn
| signed by o surety company approved oy
| the Board Of Commissioners VI tho tiD
| ~ Tulsa of not less than 100 per cent ot
the contract price, PROVIDED HdlH surety
| company FhslI not he liable on SAID bond
| 20 exceed Twenty i've ThpuHsui - 900
! Dollars for indemnify growing out " any
| one accident, and statutory bond a.
| required by tho laws Of tho state N
| Oklahoma, the above TO hs based Upon
| the price bid In the proposal exclusive of
| mo engineering and Advertising charges
| all Of said bonds IN be executed by the
| contractor and tho surety or suretlCs ac-
| ,eptaule 10 the BOARD ~ C0muissloners
of tho Ciy Of Tulsa. and the City VI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-21
me aiians a.ns In Big Celebration.

Tprrc,,laled Press
deemed : H. March 20.--Italy's re-
heir hea ~ territories today celebrated
,ntb, formal annexatlon Win srea, ~
o. Itsaiaasm. Hundreds OF thousands
crowded Trlest.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-21
M Anthracite n Coal Cbeaper

Prices ~ tGsBARRE, Pa. March 20.
tic sizes 'mthracite coal in domes
Ton 10 Z IH be reduced so cents a
J. BY ,h.e ne retailer effective April
ducers ee in OF the largest coal pro-
1t was m the Pennsylvania region.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-21
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES ron sA,r

We have few good used ears which We
are offering tu sell ct reasonable pricra.
can otter terms 10 responsible parties.
FREu SHAW MOTOR CORPORATION
itG y. Houldsr. o-aeo seO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-21
ANNOUNCEMENTS
IOsT Am rOVVU


LETT ~ Sapulpa interurbau station
whom taking street tar, $50 y. m. sun
day ulNnt from TULSA. hoN routaIutug
black attu skirt Jacket and white satin
toat liberal reward and nu GuceiIors
~ returned ~ once to ot2 q. Main. Tulss.
phone cedar alba.
MBRELi.A Rrowp FIik. whito handle
Hnd tips Emprrrs World building or
oven purk cul valued EiN FROM mother.
't reward. oven Npt, ~ n. N'seiea
Lost Hand carved cameo wp. marrow
gold rim btukru clasp. Return t0
Mta. Adam. COZ Nelesuc tfotet
gits PAIgEY J.. tuoen vho tuoh ,rIryyi"
from llo 0runt. Please totu'u ana
sat" trouble
LOST niuc army bag ~ ciothuR picat.
return to- Ngh g. Ihird st. Apartment
or cedar tt3. N-watd
Doer-P 81 a. Hcbc,ca pin THURSDAY
H u. psoge osa8 -----..
~ RLiS pEN~ONAi
apTRrrJNiF NOTICE Mime. Stanley is
daily KivinR spiritual reading Tor her
regular clientele aud will he pleased tu
have others u need ~ spiritual advice
raU upuu her ut hor homo during 10 u. m
,t o. w Daily readings arc 800. boi
a. tuitd So. Tulsa Okls,
FAiNMpNT MArEHNrrY HoBrt1AL for
contnrmcnti privatei prices reasonable,
may wuih for board, bhhipa adopted.
" IL, fut booklet. Mrs r, ~. Long. i9il
L. ann street Kansas city. Mo.
WEST MAIN MATERNITY sANiTARtuM
a home Tor the care and protection
adopted. pr N. ~ Newman. medical
director ibV " Msin. oklahoma city
~rrtihI NOTICES .
IUuGE WilKtNs law office. mpVcd
rom suite Turner BIDS, 10 go Rob-
uHnn mag.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-21
aled Dids Tor street PavIngl

U'ublshod IN The Tulsa Daily World
March 70, 20, 81, % ana 49, 1921. The
World Publishing Company. Publiahera)
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-21

YORKTOWN AVENUE tLlndell
BounvardI from tho South line OF
Fifteenth Street TO the South line Of
Blocks -Four 80 ana Five t5) Lib
srty Place tMaywOOd IAdditionl In
the city of Tulsa OkiAhomas
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-21

PEORIA AVENUE from the South
limo ot second street TO the South
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-20

WOIQGTldI1u Ol gllIS Il
R~osenwa|d's JeweIry
Department Offers:
STERLING SILVER VANlTIES
Al Fire Sale Prices
TORTOISE SHELL AND IVORY TOILET SETS
At Fire Sale Prices
SOLID GOLD AND COLL FILLED BRACELET
WATCHES
At Fire Sale Prices
DIAMOND RINGS, BROOCHES AND SCARF PIN
At Fire Sale Prices
CHESTS OF STERLING SILVERWARE
At Fire Sale Prices
SOLID SILVER BOWLS, TRAYS, N SANDWICH
PLATES
At Fire Sale Prices
MEMS OH o I'M O L FILLED
WATCHES
AT Fire Sale Prices
PICARD HAND PAINTED HIN
Al Fire Sale Prices
At Fire Sale Prices
SOLID COL AND COL FILLED CUFF BUTTONS
CAMEO BROOCHES AT Fire Sale Prices
pE1PT NFCKT ACES
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-17
THE FOUR MONTHS INTERREGNUM.

The New Mexico legislature has passed on to
the people of this state the question OF SO changing
the term of the governor that the successful can
didate in the November election would take office
on December /. This suggested in Journal
editorial partly to obviate the budget difficulties
and partly to reduce the period between election
and Inauguration. i".
We are wondering if Congress will not do like
wise with the Inauguration of presidents -Four
months intervene between the election of presi-
dent and his assumption of office. Last fall the
administration and its party had been denied a
vote Of confidence at the polls. They were no
longer agents of public will. The government was
out and yet it could not get out
We quite that President Harding will
not object il his term is reduced by three months
We believe that it would be best for all con-
cerned to have the retns Of government turned
quickly after election. Congress should act
upon the situation while the experiences Of last
fall are fresh.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-17

tariff bill by the house. improve
ment in the English labor situation
and freezing weather, either ar
rived or IN prospect, combined to
force higher bids. Traders were
told that bad weather had stopped
farm work.
AT the wheat opening there was
a rush to buy because of the pass
age of the emergency tariff bfll.
With MAY starting at $1.24 and
July at $l.0S the boosting contin-
ued through the first hour. Gov
eriug orders at s1.25 for May acted
as a slight break. then the weather
reports and the foreign news put
in new energy, a Jump of 21sc be-
ing recorded in May by the second
hour. A spasm of selling had only
q temporary effect and at the end
prices were at the high point, with
May $tI28 to $t.2SA and July
$1.0SM to $109. This was an adj
vance of SEC to 5 NC for May and
2 " c for July.
Corn recorded net advances OF
! y c for May and w. for July and
September, May closing at 57es to
57%c, July at 6l%o to 81 Nc and
September at 63Bc to 64c.
July oats showed net gains OF
1%e, closing at $3.50 to 3Shc. i.
Provisions were moderately
active on the rising market.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-17
THE HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS.

Rotary has taken a forward step in the APP
pointment of special committee to what the
club can do toward helping the high school sem
cellent step, but there is another angle to the
That is the determination of means to bring these
high school seniors back to Albuquerque in case
they finish their education elsewhere.
Too frequently the young man from a smaller
city goes to the metropolis to enter the struggle
for existence there. If he succeeds he stays; 1t
the city whips him. brushes his spirit and hardens
his coul, he usually retreats to a smaller city and
settles down to comparatively inactive life. Ger
tainly the wine of youthful enthusiasm has turned
to vinegar and some of the inherent driving power
has been taken away.
Rarely do young realize the advantages of
their home city. Rarely do they wish to grow up
with it. They have been too it for too long.
They wish to leave, and in their departure, the
small city loses sturdy building material with
which a larger city might have been planned and
built. FF'f
a Walk up and down the streets of Albuquerque
and look for signs which end: land SON" Then
you will realize what the problem has been and is.
How many merchants have been able to enlist the
services of their own boys?
A Chamber of Commerce might profitaby do
more than educate outsiders concerning the ad-
vantages of Albuquerque 1t might instruct the
young Of this city that their chances for
health and wealth better here than elsewhere.
This is only small city compared to the metrop-
oils, but the high school seniors should remember
that a wise flea have just much fun on a
poodle dog a mastiff ..' - ~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-17
GUARANTEED ACCOUNTS.
CHAPTER Gil.

CHAPTER Gil.
l had cut a list of apartments
to rent from several papers and
armed with these / set out. I
had said nothing of my errani 10
Helen. l realized she would
doubtless object to our ,eaving
whore we were. They had signed
lease for a term of years, while
oars was a yearly agreement.
AS j left the subway, the very
first person l saw was Carol
Blackjack. He asked me where
was going and l told him, l
was flat hunting.
May | walk to the real estate
office with you?" he asked, and
l sladly gave him permission. l
never have remembered how It
came about but in some way
I told him of my desire to open
accounts in the different stores,
and Toms objections. We we're
just passing one of the larger
finer department stores.
IF you would like an account
here, I know the manager quite
well, there will be no trouble ar
ranging it," he suggested care
,essly. -
,soh, I should love it! They
have such beautiful things" l
returned.
"Well come right along with
me and we'll fix it up" and be-
fore / knew it l was in luxur-
ious office being presented to a
pleasant faced man, and had
opened an account guaranteed by
Carol Blackjack. 1t was all done
so quickly and SO easily was
i bit dazed.
II hope we shall please you,
Mrs. Randall, and thank you for
opening the account" the man
said as he bowed us out.
Now what shall YOU buy?"
Carol asked as we threaded our
way through the aisles to the
street entrance.
Nothing today, I must look
for an apartment"
Undecided.
Are you really going to
| move 2"
81 am sure 1 don't know!" /
replied, IL am crazy to. but l
am afraid Tom won't think as l
do-that is unless 1 can get a
good apartment very reasonably.
| | do want one more room, and
also to get further downtown"
II have an appointment and
must leave you now" Carol said
as we reached the real estate Of
flee. But if hear of any apart
ments l think would suit you I'll
call you up"
do, and thank you--for every
| thing" / replied.
I hadn't talked to the real es-
tate man five minutes when re-
allied that / had q hard task on
my hands. He discouraged me in
the idea that l could get anything
nearly as good as we had for the
same money