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New-York tribune., 1922-02-03
Twelvc-Story Building
In West 36th St. i'm Deal
Structure To Be Taken Over by
Company Recently Formed;
Sale in Nasaa11 Sfrnef

The twelvc-story structure at 90
West Thirty sixth Street, on plot 6ax
100. is to be taken over by the newly
formed corporation known as 90 West
Thirty sixth Street, Inc. having for d-
rectors A. r. Oakley, Z. A. Cole and
r. A. Van Voorhis. The company was
formed by Frost, Watson G. Sharp, at
torneys, of Albany. The property stands
in the name Of the Glen Island Realty
Corporation.
William H. Whiting Co. sold for
George Ehret, through Schmidt e.
Donahue, the fvc-story business build
ing at 100 Nassau Street. 1S.1Ox7S.11.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-03
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
last Side

osD ST At MADISON Az ftIoto' Ash
ton, Newly decorated rooTs. use n bath
SO week ED. room. bath. 81 30 vee'<3Y un
hrses. sprlar" eags. subway. f1ll hptcs
service. rcx'aGranf
S0rH At. LEXINGTON AN. !flciel T,ui
ieage) Women exclusively. 'nr~iy loc
Grated. room. bsth. s;s weakly up. 4 'ss
room. Osc bath. Sfi ~e, ky 10. restaurant
'rnN" ni'nce. big reelection for i,erSons
New-York tribune., 1922-02-03
BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds. Jewelry, Etc.
Furniture

DIAMONDS bought and sold for cash
Advice free. Bennett, 1T5 B'way. I'd floor
New-York tribune., 1922-02-03
PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS will be received by the Bu-
of Supplies and Accounts, Navy
Department. Washington, d. c.. until 10
liverng furniture covering. cotton sheeting
burlap, cheese cloth, mineral oil fkerosene).
electric cable, paint brushes and window
glass TO the navy yard. Brooklyn. N. y,
etc Apply for proposals to the Navy Pur-
chasing Office. New York, N. Y, or to the
Bureau Of Supplies and Accounts. DAVID
POTTER. Paymaster General Of the Navy
or ~
New-York tribune., 1922-02-03
10 FI1 Store Rentals
according to Profits

II I''' according to profits
made by storekeeper tenant, is
s' NC an experiment to be tried hv
n0' n'oom' realty operator and
."es'r'cai promoter, in the pronx
"'' Bloom plans to erect At +ho
'ou'neast corner of Fordham RoaI
and Third Avenue. 37sx22e +..
'"ree stores. The rentals for tlo
s.ores Will be on percentage basis,
according to the earnings of ~
s'0Fekeeper. The Improvement i,
Is SAID will represent an investm.nt
of s650,0oo. . ''''sn'
New-York tribune., 1922-02-03
~-''U,OOO Rental for Morton
property on Fifth Avenue

tssv..s3 t.U Knapp are the lessees of the
Avsnns Sty structure at 6S1 Fifth
tsuth between Fifty-third and Fifty
Tedns.Ssets, streets, which was leased on
.ss TTay TIy by the Levi P. Morton es-
Berwn me r. lease was closed by n. A.
l;y and = 20. for the American Secur-
Is tr,. u rust Company of Washington.
u. Re, which was represented by
n. i.o~n. Wheelock Company. Inc.
ali. ,sse AS Is for twenty-one wears and
1000 ono an aggregate rental of about
lease Tor the first term of the
prsp.,.,, ,, Webb & Knapp will hold the the
spsee In tha ss investment. They occupy
New-York tribune., 1922-02-03
ALTON; WANTED FENAI
Chambermaids

'MEERMA1D ard WAITRESS your :
Iuy. sh girls, 1or'ih or separats. city
Dr"s"rrI Il moderate ages. -. Miss iilf
r.asfrS AZ nay. ie r. sat st. 81 foo
Telephone sas7 NUrray Hil.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-03
Homeseekers Select Small
Type of Dwelling Houses

S. L. Pakas resold to Edwin F. r.
Lent the three story dwelling at 21
West Nnety-fourth Street, 18x10O.
Harry Sugarman sold for Rudolph
Rabe 8 East 131st Street, three-story
residence, 18.3x7O0, to Merritt Realty
Company.
Elizabeth c. Cornell sold to Mary
Moffitt and Anna X. Kreuson the three
story dwelling at COZ West 147th
Street
New-York tribune., 1922-02-03
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

LARGE STORE C24oo feeD. Ridsewooo
station. Electric light, manufacturing
furniture. billiard, clothing; S125 monthly
lease Phone Evergreen 1859
New-York tribune., 1922-02-03
Wadsworth Ave. Plot Sold

The Halpn Building Corporation
sold to the Arcutel Realty Corporation
the plot, 72.3x1S2.2. at the northwest
corner of Wadsworth Avenue and 190th
Street, extending through to Wads-
worth Terrace.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-03
Manhattan

looTH ST. sos wEsT-Top moor apart
ment freproof building commanding
fine view of the Hudson; rooms and =
baths; newly decorated; immediate posses
sion; asking $4,000: special price between
now apd October !. 1922. Full particulars
from Fred'k Zittel & Sons. Broadway and
18th ct. Telephone Schuyler 900.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-03

COtPLE@Cook -laundress; useful butler
neat appearing Southerners; entire work
Sl"5. Wettler's Agenc?. 20 West 43d. Long
acra SS6I
New-York tribune., 1922-02-03
Westminster

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
New-York tribune., 1922-02-03
Building at Pearl and Fulton
Streets Sold to CORPORATION

The four story building with stores,
lSx617x irregular. at the northwest
corner of Pearl and Fulton streets, has
been sold by the Iron Mountain Realty
Corporation TO the Orient Building
Corporation.
REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE
New-York tribune., 1922-02-03

SUPREME COURT ORANGE COUNTY
of trial.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-03
Bronx Corner Improvement

The property at 10th Street and
Wythe Place. 100x98, sold last week
by Ennis & Sinnott to the Banbridge
Construction Company, A. Guidone.
president, was secured through Douglas
Gettell. The site is to be improved
with a store building.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-03
\. h"ent 4 West Side Homes

" 2o4 w.te wynIte the three story dwell
sastsw. west 122d Street to Rose F..
sa.d fo. 1000 m, q Co. and D. M. Thomas
.ary Am. IN. William L. Scott the Ave
10 IVES, ,"al basement dwelling at
~. 81 lOsth Street to Mrs. r, D.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-03

The following is a diagram Of the prop
erty to be sold its street number i. 51
West S7th Street. New York Citv:
New-York tribune., 1922-02-03

GARDENER Superintendent. Scotch. MAJ
ried; splendid working manager: long
references Miss Sheas Agency, East
4ist st. Murray Hill 6774.
JAPANESE COOK, butler. houseworker:
perienced references. Agency. 100 Wcsr
10th St Bryant 1887.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-03
Ninth Ave. Corner Sold

J. Arthur Fischer sold for Catherine
L. Knoblock. Louis A. Mccormick and
George H. Mundorf 724 Ninth Avenue,
northeast corner of Forty-ninth Street,
four-story store building, 25x75. A
resale of this property is now pending.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-03
Estate known as the White
House. in Connecticut. Leaset

Douglas L. Gilman Co., with Ham
ilton & Iselin, leased the property
known as the White House, Collender's s
Point, Noroton. Conn, for Miss Mary
c. Crimmins to Thomas f. Murray,
furnished.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-03
Brooklyn

FOR RENT rooms in corner cottage
best section Flatbush; newly decorated
all improvements. 1902 Ditmas av.,
BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-03
RESIDENCE

no. 1oi - ATTRACTIVE RESIDENCE.
open fire, hedrooms . baths. billiard
room. roony NoranGa. gas. clectricitv. plot
No. 1os NJ MAcNIr1cENr ~ IS1Ftv S$H;SG"i GMoMGsAx
COLONIAL. residence. 90 rooms 5 baths
and conservatory, modern in every wa>
large garage. with chauffrur'a quarters 4
acres we'll kept La WINS and gardens SYS OrO
No. 103-MOUNTAINSIDE RESIDENCE
acres WINS ana gardens: "a rooms.
paths; stable. garage, chanheurs quar-
lors. uncxcelled drinking water from own
No; loa-FiELD STONE AND syuCco
RESIDENCE: entrance hail. living room
sun parlor. large dining room bedrooms
No. 1o5-NEW COLONIAL REsIDESCE
c"ntre ham. large living room hrepace
so'a1lum dining room. Kitchen; bod
rooms. tiled baths: built-in shove
rieeping porch: Gear garage $4,000
No. lo6 - PRACTICALLY NEW white
colonial residence, near station school
stores and country club s rooms. > tiled
pa his, sun parlor sleeping porch garage
100000
No. 1o1-HENE is VALUE. Nine rooms
~ ,l'ed baths. extra lavatory. bedrooms.
sun porch sleeping porch oak floors first
g, s1a second floors, garage; pio, 60x1s5
No. lOs-ON THE MoUNvAiNror. near
motel Gof Club and Montclair Academy
entrance hall, large living room. open ire
sun porch. dining room. s bedrooms :
oatns' extensive grounds. $25,0O0
IL. S. CONNOLLY e. co..
opp. d, l.. & w f. r Station
NfONV(JAIR r
New-York tribune., 1922-02-03

REAL ESTATE Statesmen WANTED
TO cover Westchsstcr County; must have
listings and good clicntele commits
sion basis. Write Oakley Realty Co, Inc
500 Madison av
New-York tribune., 1922-02-03
FOR SALE

FOR SALE AT A BARoAIE-Larsest
garage on the Jersey coast, situated in
orc Of the best business localities; excellent
accessory gas and oil departments doing big
business: capacity 2S1 cars: plot 100x1o0;
owner retiring from business. Address
67l Tribune
New-York tribune., 1922-02-03
New jersey

MODEL APARTMENT
The latest in home building. 2-family
house, and large sun paror. par
quet floors throughout. marble shower. tile
bath. tile kitchen; rent 800 garage on
premises; beautiful location; 10 minutes
from tube. A. Horn, 81 Wegman Parkway
Jersey City. n. J. Bergen 292s-R.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-03
s.s u'' Garden City Home

'ss.id.ncs0 - lselin & Co. leased the
sss'set.r' os o, Mrs. Benjamin B. W.
w Loss 60 20 Fourth Street, Garden
x Island, to William ! Butler
New-York tribune., 1922-02-03
LOST. FOUND AND REWARD
Lost Bnnkhook-

LoST-Ra nnbook No scT sSs OF tho inio-
Dino Savings CAM il missing. An
,'isor having a claim to Il IL horcby csiie'
upon 70 present the same within ton ds'
submit to having said passbook can
c, I'D and a new ono issued
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-18
Personal Property


FOR YAI.E-pIano. in good condition,
ss5 or terms. Usage 470.
FOR sNIE-One original Antonius stradi-
vnrIus Cromoncups violin, made In the
year 17lG. j. r.. jenkins, saltwater,
okla.
PIANOS Tor rent Osago Slb7. Davidson
BIOS. piano 90.
TULSA VIOLIN sHOP-Full stock OF sup
plies; 20 years experience IN repairing
ali musiclI Instruments. 2i2i5 s. Main
ST. over Model Clothiers
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-18
Financial
MIsINNsA nrrnNII NIrILs

BtNlNESS oPfONllNlTtIS ~
BAKERY FOR SAIE--ln good little town,
good uuint for sale cheap, must write
NJ one" for particulars. Write theCutah
bnkcry Chrcniuh OKLA boz .i3.
BARBER suOp-Hrhrco chairs, white shop,
kukun furniture. Priced right tu
move. \, L., McMcuup. los J.. Second
ST.. richcr OKLA,
Ian kEiS IltB company OF iowa N
ready to mako favorable contracts with
rcspuuFinle mon 20 represent the Cuma
pauy M all towns IN eastern Oklahoma.
An opportunity iH offered YOU to make
rcai money. ono hundred and thirty
two millions written iu 1871 one hun
drod mud nfty millions our uu0ta 1879.
Eycryhoi buys Bsukors tife write
a, L. spence. fl6l1 world Dldr.. fOr
particulars. lo tho first 20 apply fur
NUur town.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-18

UNHU.u supr fnr rnlo. thrro ch6Its,
r1"l chop. gug' buauraa EDoh location.
good IUH.. NrIto ~. NJ. Casey buK
sa uoHyiun. Ou1.
tUNFGDriDNEltY nnd lrht luuchro1m
best location. tUrHI,uun, Texas. account
change iu business plans 'lnuot give
ono uBIf interest 60 experienced party
IniuDH Ip b'Ud'uf riHoo roody tp boz
or.ned np, Demands iwwcdn'e eit..n-
l5op Yourr strcot. paINs. Toxas.
thDILLEsr location, iu heart ~ mar
iI".NIII" fNr H1IN or TRADE. W"ut UnfN't
fuEHrHtIug plant lo.l0.fDot icohoX and
DO foot refrigerator counter. f1r BufilDas
lil.o ul u.ao rlypet - ~ nonIii995n 40
tty.J or a. O. box a5i. BartIesyjig,
OKLA
FOR BALE -rewcIry store I'm the best OH
town Iu oklahoma ertnblIshod five
yeSrs ana doing a good buslncss. win
take nt lerHt $4,000 tu handle the prop
osItipu. linyo other interests. Address
ron SALE .- cafe, confectionery. cold
brick building, best location. BoN GS,
uliadnlo Okla.
FOR SALE-Groccry Hture and fixtures
rcason for sglllng. Phone OrnEe 2gog.
ron sALE-Fnncy market and grocery.
good cnsh business. CsN W, II. bcllan.
OsaEo 2ioL
For SALE Fourtccn-room apartment
house. a2iA j., Dewey avenue Phone
4a9 Shpulpt, okla.
FuR sALls--pruk ana lunch stand, do
inR good business. viii invoice $4,000
$1,000 cash Will buy, 40 n. Third St.
GROCERY srOHE for sale. 43t N. Huck.
ford redur 1893.
GARAGE FOR SALE-Wcu oHtphllshc1
business Write IioK 10, kclyvulo,
okla
GOOD ptupositlon tu offer man who Is
not afruid uf work ana can invest $3.50
Ia small business, Address bGs-E.
WnilN'
GARAGE Tor sale or trade, so-car storage,
doing good storage and repair business.
Mul take car as part payment. Usage
taol
HOTEL EOH SALE-A good, we'll Cstnh-
ng-a. John Movie. Angusla, Kan.
= VAST an energetic man with good
common sense TO tll y position paying
SlU,ono year. For particulars apply
ti7 World Hldr.
JOIN sucpoasful OH pool, monthly divi-
drudH, continuous drilling, prsctical
management, no salaries. SNAP for
ru'sa. Okla, "
NEED CASH
10 5000 PLANTING CERTIFICATES
CENTRAL LAND y DEVELOP co.
$500 TAKES THEM ALL.
Addros. boy 2ie. Klnsmon Kan.
ONE-UALF interest I'm 1.-Two business.
Price 81 500. This requires n uve-wiro
who c1u moot the public. $50 U, World.
RARE OPPORTUNITY
For sale. grocery store and market. doing
cash business. about $500 n month,
In O. fine residence ntiEhbnrhoOd, no fix
lures TO buy. An you have to do ~ buy
clean stock ~ goods from owner.
Address 613 E, World
| STORE BUILDING for rent, small stock
| OF groceries and fixtures for sale. good
location. Cedar t7f
| SUDWCNSES- Drug. Iowolry aud ciEur
! store tNturta ut prices that VIII save
! you money Midwest Showcase WorkH
CO., N--.hll T.. rith SL, Kansas city
| Mo-.
! SODA FOUNTAIN and cigar stand IN
! most up. to. date dnuro han Ia HouthwcHt
owner rpg other business. Address
sft-r. world
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Personal Property

wANTED-TO BJY a,
WANTED-stcel safe, must be- 49,,
cash. Cedsr $50. ''t
WANTED TO BuY-sign WTIiG7'7 -'-....H.--.
outflt ana drawing table. Aldrss. t.s
370-E. world ''A
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-18

YOUNG LADY attending business college
desiros office position In the afternoon.
Have some experience ia book work
Hud can take ulctutiuu, willing TO
begin a. moderate salary. Phone
Cedar 1Nl7
YOUNG WOMAN, experienced In oil fcid.
would like to take charge uf one or two
crew uHmp. S77-E World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-18
Financial


10 HuY Good Hoffman clothes prose.
cheap fHr ,1.H. give particulars Ad-
drr.a f.. % huT fHl Mounds. Otla
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-18

FOR BALE -1rwolry store I'm the best Oil
town IU oklahoma, established five
years ana doing o. good business. VIII
take nt leHHt $4,000 Co handle the prom
osItipu. iinvo other interests. Address
GOO. o. World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-18

For SALE-Twcuty rooms good 4...ru.g-
VIII trade Tor small uuUWpruE.I I.n.
In eastern Oklahoma. Artauaaa ny SIS.
Enurl LightfOot Contracting a. ....s
CO., at7 Lycch n!!=. GINS. ....
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-18

FOR SALE OR TRADE Equity BOO .-rGa.n
house, full-size lot. good wrlI sl.It aud
fruit trees; for car ana some ...H o.#r
Usage Fao.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-18
Property for Exchange

EACHANGE--AUToMOBilES "a
CADILLAC 't' Tor sale or trHIu. Al
condition, ntw tires. at two b.ot.s r..,h
ot compression Inner tube flrfl... ,,a
block west sud one block north .a .,,T
Springs road.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-18

LAuNpHY-H Rough dry and finished. Cts.
tern water Called for ana delivered.
bHuge A9fg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-18

IOU BALE = Clfo. c0nfOOt Otl0nofy. cold
drlnkH. only cafe IN town, long lease,
brick building, best location. Box Os,
UulHdnlo Okla,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-18

WANTED Grf student Wins walker H.H
parachute juniper. fIdrHsH UHff" U.
Ctcwdsou. T.. o. general dsurr.n Iu'Ha.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-18
Live Stock

ron SALE-Au dc8l lce crcan or truck
wagon at 1898 ". twenty fret, West
Tulsa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-18
IrNkINs. USED PIANOS

During the many years we have been
rclung pianos we have handled, sold
aud repaired practically every make OF
plano that has been offered; however,
we do not have every make at all times
Therefore. " you have a preference, It
will be well to mention your first, sec
ond and even third choice.
Chicago plano, mahogany case;
aunkCn panels. z l-3 octayes; good
condition .....s.s.s.ss.s' s.s'..'s.s slb0
Lakeside piano. beautiful oak case,
empire top; fun size, fine condi-
tiOn observation-disclosures .ss's's'' 'tsiO
Holland piano: golden oak case; em-
pire top; Is octayes. ivory keys,
ebony shatps ..s..........s.'ss Nzso
EIburn plano. mahogany case slightly
checked; fine condition otherwise;
good buy ..'.......' '''s'''' 'RSlo
New player pianos $3.50 and up. Convent.
ent terms II desired.
J. w. JENKINS SONS MUSIC co.
AZ g. Main Usage 3i33
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-18
AnINrInNs MANIrm-rnMNIE o.

bOOkKUUrING aud stpuugapho posi.
tluu desired hv YuuUE woman ~ several
years experience producing company
preferred tI0.E. world.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-18

NICELY ARRANGED s-room ..rtn.y.
with All modern features fl. I5 ~
owen apartment Phone os'S'
Usage 30TS-J. .--I.,ss
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-18

FOR SALE-Genuine Elhurn piano In cx-
ceilcnt condition, bargain Tor cash.
Usage $40,
JENktN'S USED plANOS-During the
many years we have been selling pianos
We have handled, sold aud repaired
practically every make Of piano that
has been offered; however, Wo do not
have every make a. all times, There
fore. u you have preference, "a will
be well to mention your first. second
and even third choice, Chicago piano.
mahogany case, sunkcn panels Z les oC-
tayCs, good condition. tlS6; Lakeside
plano, beautiful oak case, empire top.
full-size, fine condition, S21b. Holland
piano. golden oak ease, empire TOP,
o octavcs, ivory keys ebCny sharps,
Heb5; Elhurn plano, mahogany case,
slightly checked, fine condition other
wise; a good buy. S3l5; new player
pianos 700 and up; SGnyenient terms
Co. az s. Main. Usage si3S,
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NEW groom apartment l'L rrr. 20
front nnd back porch. 'n '1'.. .- rf-,
T.. Hodge. W. A. Iul.gL, .,cs
ONE LOWER apartment l-.' r gatsf,
IN excellent condition tn"'
brick garage. Os'Ee -oL, ----,,,,,sr,e
OPEN FOR INSPECTIONS - and
apartments, lust being clHl modern
ready for occupancy; WIN and H.
arrangemcntH. Corner INttI'H
gln. Phone Cedar l0V9'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-18

FOR SALE OR TRADE or Es..-.Iu
acres, riycr-bottom farm Iu aTnIs
county, 10 acres In alfalfa, gu acres 10
cultivation. rest inuaaturc. good we.
6-room frame house, other ..a....
mcnts fair. Harvcl OsHrn .H|.
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wnmrnl Eeul uay. Iu'aa ',awMfN.n
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IN YOU have a.I.us un.UIV auu vlut to
uato fr,n fIUu tu f.uu uurIue Iu dagH.
,aiI nt 900 U.ra UIHr.. 70 t. m.
H
-..,t - t.t r..,.,Ifv a.Irursoufr.
nv uI,.mou aro golung uo money.
$40 httl BLDG,
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- 80" - o, -
A REAL ESTATE Hnlchm1n wanted, must
have ear. Hat Mayo lIIF.
ENrEhlENCEb salesman. covering tho
largo nnI twn, ipwls 'n nh.'n.I,,h, q, q,
carry Hue NJ .rnfp'iH. rugs ana I'i
hhHo goods on r9ininlr.nh. h'ply N'i-
non MliH co.. Phll''clrhlh, l'. .
,Nd, WMNr slr,. sn s',,E me" u1.,on % p,,igs EiTs
10000 year For particulutn apply
az World UlIH
TAt.UsNAS N win raf WHO ann sell factory
rebuilt tires. In surrounding Territory,
good proposition. $40 &c. Fourth St
EAtEe,tA, familiar ,ttn st.eu, rpsrIti.
tles for eastern Oklahoma territory.
must have ear Commission basis. or
salary and. commission fur right muu.
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BALEsMEN and mI,sudIrH. hourc.to-
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-18
sIrUATIONs wANTED-MAIE 4

MARRIED. MAN-CollcRc graduate with
hest OF credentials, desires n position
uf trust uud rCaupuEibilityi thorough
ottlro m8u, ncnpHblo Of taking iull
charge, Former owner of banking aud
mercantile interests. Nddrcua ahb-E
Murld.
POSITION WANTED BY man OF years
refinery experience, ua superintendent 3
would consider position HH litter, still
man ur trrutur 4. e. Richards, Don
ton, Texas l103 ". Maple ~.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-18

TIIE IUIaIDIsT uf v,I.,aiHh-
|HH.I rHIpufttIuu manufacturing
r..I.".IN..H FIuIUry lNturra wishes
Interview with live. Urugrrasfvo
business man cop promoter. capable
OF handling Oklahoma state rou-
trItt HopuirCa man with nhIl-
lIN Initiative and capable Of fl
uaurIur own office and handling
lIF deals. Making hig success In
other states. PRECEDENT VIII be- at
local hotel soon. Write box 500.
s. World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-18

FOR SAIE--Grucory Hture and fixtures.
reason for sDlllpF. Phone Ornge 2g9p
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-18

COMPETENT HruHrruuh,r drHlros post
ton four yrarh' experience. OaaEe
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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1922-11-10
COTTON MARKETING
ASSOCIATION PERFECTED

Jackson, Tenn, October Is
(SpeciaI On Wednesday Octo-
Der Is at Jackson, at a meeting of
cotton planters called by the State
Farm Bureau, it was decided TO
organize cooperative cotton mar
keting association.
About a hundred delegates from
the cotton counties of the State
were present and after hearing the
plan of organization presented by
G. 0 Moser and L. T. Shanks OF
the American Cotton Growers Ex,
change, q resolution Was drafted
and unanimously passed that an or.
ganization committee be appoint.
ed. Preliminary plane were got.
ten under way at once for setting
up the organization to sell the 1925
crop. 1t is expected that member.
ship agreements to the association
will begin about January.
This association is similar to the
cotton marketing associations ii
Texas, Oklahoma and South Caro-
lima which have been in succesfu
operation for a year or more, sell
ing cotton to the advantage Of tbt
members.