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CREsTwooD

JUST COMPLETED, rooms baths,
showers; built-in garage; porehes; corner
plot. i20x10o; six minutes from station,
1--WE minutes from school. four blocks from
parkway.
RALPH HAvHURsT. Westchester av..
Crestwood. N. y. Phone Tuckahoe 343l.
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TO LET roa BUSINESS PURPOSES
RusISEss PROPERTY FOR SALE

FOR nENT--spacs in millinery shop. 2
w. 46sh st.
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FARMS FOR SALE
Grape and Fruit Farm

$500 Grape Vine Vineyard. 2s Tons
barrels apples from $50 trees, also 500
apple trees, years old; 500 pears,
years, starting 30 bear: 400 peaches,
bearing: acres raspberrles, acres
Strawberries, 1000 gooseberries, IT acres
oats. 3 acres potatoes, 15 acres woodland
and timber, pine and oak; trout stream,
30 tons hay: nice 10-room residence, fur
mace heated; large barns. grand water,
no stones. all tnlabie. 100 acres: located
by city Of Hudson price $4,000. half
cash al excep iona opportr.iilt CONE
AT ONCH or address, L, HAnLENBECK,
GREENDALE-ON-HU N. Y,
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WEsTF1ELp

GROOM HOUSE for sale on boulevard
all improvements; minutes to Central
r. r. station; ready November a. @. III
DARSH, 637 Broad st. TEL WeHtfeld
N I 49A w
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NEw YOEM srarM REAL ESTATE

A REAL BARGAIN
IN THE BEAUTIFUL RAMAPO HILLS.
WITHIN THE HOUR.
Nine roona. all improvements: very large
sun porch. two-car garage. hennery; plot
1ooxas2 ft.I fne spring OF water abundanos
OF fruit; excellent shade tress and kitchen
garden; ave minutes from station, etoren
etc; price $4,000, terms, ALFRED HALL
REALTY CORPORATION, Suffern. N. Y,
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LARCHMONT---Exc desirable gar
den apartment; three large rooms. bath.
kitchen, private verandas southern ex-
posure; two acres grounds; city conven-
lences; Ave minutes sidewalk station; 500;
references Smith. 66 Palmer ave.
FINE HOUSE, minutes from station, 6
rooms, sun parlor enclosed sleeping
porch; good condition. all improvements:
garage: $4,000 PFALTZ, Sound View
Drive. Phone Larchmont Els.
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NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE
FORCED TO SELL TO GET CASH

Ny beautiful home property, consisting OF
lecture. Of 6 rooms and tile bath and fina
sleeping balcony: all improvements and Ia
acre plot, fine lawn, flowers and shade trees
easy committing distance In heart of Jersey'a
most beautiful suburban community; near
express station and trolley line $3.50 cash
taxes 1t; balance OF $3.50 on easy term
mortgages, PERSONAL. Post Office Box
llo7. City Hall Station, Now York city.
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PORT WASHINGTON
PORT WASHINGTON. L. r.--

PORT WASHINGTON. L. II.
Ths best bargain on the North Shore.
House of frame construction: extremely
large living room, with fireplace. dining
room. kitchen and pantry on the main
floor; four bedrooms; tiled bath: linen
closet; open attic. hot water heat: plot
5ox125. $1o.500. William #. Sheehan. at
station; telephone 21A. Port Washington,
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

FREE list OF houses for sale and rent
Write VAN WINKLE CO.. Rutherford. N. J
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woNpERrr,Y. aARaA1Ns

WONDERFUL BARGAINS.
Two new houses, 80 minutes from Hudson
Terminal. n best N. j. suburb; every Inn
provement, largo plots; 37,ooo-ss.5oo: must
be sold small amount OF cash. FRANK
MILLER, 10 Park Row. Barclay ses5.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
5TTI Av. LOCATION
Largo voom over 500 SO. IT,; light, airy,
windows on street; modern building
heart Of retail district: reasonable terms
immediats possession. Apply Room $40,
36s 6th av Phone Fltzroy last.
OFFICE studio space. 23d at. and 5th av.
reception room, two trunk phones, ALL
night elevators, large window. Will repre-
sent out-of-town corporation. $60-$lo0
monthly; Christian. Address e 332. Trtb-
TO suhlst in Madison Square district.
Office suite OF four rooms at low rental,
Phone Gramercy 7lo0, or address c. B.
Wilson. 316 Fourth Avenue,
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BEAL ESTATE

Merchants a Manufacturers Exchange Of
N. T., 4eo aIex. Av. Tal Vanderbilt 1900.
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PELHAM

PELHAM AYANOR--M odcrn house, sale or
rent, furnished or unfurnished, rooms,
9 baths. sleeping porch, front porch, ga
rage: convenient to communication. ait
VOLTS Lane. Tel. Pelham l0eS.W.
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NUTLEY

l2-ROOM house. every impt.: Scar q
story garage 6ox110; best location, won
derful for some one looking for real home !;
price $4,000 to close estate Call J. Null
TIHILL, Mgr. 380-382 Clinton av. Tel.
Wav. 1886. Open evenings
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LARCHMoNT

LARCHMONT
Overlooking the Sound
A beautiful Colonial house, rooms. tilsd
baths, heated garage. with every modern
Improvement: restricted residential section.
$4,000 cash, balance on terms. FRED F.
KRISCH, 15e Larchmont Ave, Larchmont,
N. Y.
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e-story lo0x1o0 corner. mr. 1slst at /; 8
stores; layout, as. ss and "a Rents,
$4,000, easy terms. Cheapest house on
S2b.00e cash buys beautiful Avenue Cor
ner. Size . lots. tf3, s/i. t/5, 1/s. Rents.
$4,000. VIII take back 10-year 90 mort
gage. Act quick. SLAwSoN a. HOBBS,
leg West 79G 81.
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REMINGTON PLACE, near Webster Ave-
Two-fanily now brick houses, one 8, and
9 room apartments. Bath in each; all the
latest improvements Installed throughout.
Driveway for garage. Open for inspection.
Restricted section. Terms to suit. One
way.
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YoNKERs

ATTRACTIVE Groom residence: plot BOX
10o steam heat, electric light; 2-car
10 G.enwood station, / block to subway
trolley connection, half hour to Grand Cen
tral via H. r. Division: right price for
YoNKERs REALTY EXCHANGE.
sae South Broadway. Phone $500 Yonkers
HIGH CLASS. two rooms, kitchenette, bath
apartment, beautifully furnished: section
ideai, accessible; $50. Yenkers 1411-R
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.rARrMENrs TO IET--usFuRsrsHHD
Manhattan

rooms. 3 baths AZ sacrifice. Apply
promises. 2i4 Riverside Driys. or Goodwin
Goodwin, Harlem $500.
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FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET
New Jersey

New jersey
SOUTH ORANGE - Furnished modern
house. $3.50, garageI large ground& LEI
Montague Place.
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l2sTI W. ono Island
gk. zIaOaAIlE on 1szsaslaza aEH
FOREST HILLS

e
FOREST HILLS GARDENS
offer following houses, all Good values;
New detached house, roons, baths
and garage, S1s.600. Corner house. near
station, rooms and bath. $21.o00 De-
tached house opposite park, rooms ana
bath. $4,000. All in good condition.
Masonry construction. Good terms. A
number of beautifully situated building
LOUIS r. McGAHIE.
Real Estate Broker,
eB, Burns ST. Forest Hills, Z. /.
Tel Boulevard 6762.
| FOREST HILLS GARDENs--Your oppor-
sonable price; rooms, baths, nice plot
excellent location; best buy at the price
| in the Gardens; $165o0; terms arranged
Immediate possession. Louis r. Mechanic,
| SIS Burns st.. forest Hills l.. / Tel
Boulevard 6752.
FOREST HILLS GARDENS
Louis p. McGah,e.
Real Estdte Broksn
e5 Burns ST.. Forest HillA Il J.
| Tel. 6752 Boulevard.
| HEaPSTEAD
ROOM HOUSE, With 8 finished rooms IN
| attic garage: chicken COOP and grape
! arbor; $500. $4,000 cash required. MRS.
RUSSELL, 12s Terrace ay., Hempstead, l..
In. Phone Hempstead 174s-M.
JAMAICA
7-R0oM parauet. enclosed porch, 81, I'M
| $500. "a Ysis ar, Jamaica 1ois.
" y O.
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NUTIEY. N. J.-Modern Groom house for
sale or rent; all condition, located in
pretttest suburb Of New York. Pennsyl-
yania 1920, or Nutley 1851.
NEW. well built 2-family; u large rooms,
all impts.; 2-car garage; room for
rooms in attic; near trolley car and rail-
road station: price $4,000 SAMUEL.
FEDERICO, ia Franklin ey., Nutley,
Phone 1196-W.
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ment. The Lehigh Valley is one of
the very few railroads that did not
effect substantial saving in this item
last year.
Total operating revenues of the Lee
high Valley system last year closely
appropriated those of 1920. the report
showing a decrease of only $293,94S.
Operating expenses, on the other hand,
were cut s12, $4,000. Net operating in
come of S5,434,000, compared with an
operating loss of $7,349,00O in 1920.
Other income was reduced from ST.
$4,000 to $12,843,00O, mainly through
loss of dividends on stocks owned.
AS a result of the years operations
the corporate surplus was increased to
S43,559 900. Current assets decreased
from s26, Oe1 900 to sci 100000, a diff
ference due mainly to reduction in
accounts receivable from $780,, 900 to
s1,865,0 900, or to approximately the nor
NAL yearly average prior to Federal
control. The cash item of $6,675,O0O
differed but little from that contained
in the 1920 balance sheet. Current liza
bilities decreased from $15,442, 900 to
Sl1 100000, the reduction in working
forces finding reflection in decrease
of $2,120,000 in audited accounts and
wages payable.
The Lehigh Valley reported a de-
crease of 1926 per cent in revenue ton
mage, as compared with 25.18 per cent
for the railroads of the country as a
whole
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Shirt Trade Improves

A decided improvement in the Wn''
sale demand for mems shirts has w
noticed in the last three or four wesS,,
according to shirt manufacturers. ~
buying for fall has been reported
vet, but the demand for summer sh ans
particularly the collarattachea. .ons
other novelty sport shirts, is ss. nm.
enough to keep the local factories i ths
ming close to capacity. One OF OF. Is
high lights of the trade at prese.n;.r
a fairly good demand for silk snn len
which for some time past have ps oa,
almost a drug on the market A !a;l.
ago silk shirts generally were ~ Ten md
ing around SIS or So. Shirts at - - i.
$40 apiece now sell more readily "
Said
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Lehiggh Valley Net
Income Equal to
1861 on Common
Amounts to S9,788.OOO in
Spite of S5,OOO,OOO Re.
duction in incorporating
Income; 2.62 Go in 1920

The effectiveness of measures adopted
by the Lehigh Valley Railroad to bring
expenses under control is demonstrated
in the annual report which stockh old
ers are receiving to-day In spite Of
reduction of more than $4,000 900 in
income derived from other than oper-
ating sources, total net income after
charges was $9,7SS,000, equivalent to
1916 per cent on the common stock,
as compared with only sl,596,0o0, or
2.62 per cent. in 1920.
Another extraordinary factor that
must be taken into cons liberation when
measuring the improvement in this
company's earning power is the in
crease of about $500 900 in the
amount spent on maintenance of equip
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Credit Bureau for Shirt Men

A credit department is beng . s
lished by the United Shirt Manuiiastiop
in the shirt industry. The department
it is expected. will be in full operas
bv June /. Already several appafsd
tons for credit service from man. ~
turers outside the association =
been received;
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NEW ISSUE
100000
The Amalgamated Sugar Company
100000

(Coed) Morgag TO Sinking Fund Gold Bonds
gm
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Wccupnnn ocular undu to he fdkmgm p fac y h
1sh Of
Sacwa hpouhy mpuf ne
TheAnaka mCempmyn Of hgEa Sugar
W
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IN
least # dhMmaF FRS Motggc7% Bone sued
dpea o
dwH Wherefore The h nd
arr a b
d$3O0OO0
for
adF averaged 4 times I hagsup nte bonds
muM yhmem192 due olwpn
al Owe 4 time o This, o fcore
hdennsf npadsh Cuman Gl and nwtWcp bmhn
Gbhe
commencing April
n n commons kdmngt
e pom
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Price OOandint yielding 10
H. Rollins Sons George H. Burr Company 1asey Stuart Co.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20
Report Big Corn VOID.

NITIIWI 70 10 " NWTTUs
COTTONWOOD FALLS, Kan,
Dec. l9.--While Chase county's corn
crop this season was not exactly Of
the bumper" variety and was very
spotted" Yet its shucking time pro-
Gresses some excellent yields have
been reported. one Of the best yields
to date is that OF Curtis Snedegar. a
Matfleld farmer living In the south
part Of the county who raised corn
producing so bushels TO the acre. He
reported ono two-acre patch which
was located in creek bend which
yielded a total OF lS4 bushels.
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Looking for stolen nnttcr

PONCA CITY, Dec. t9,--Officers
from Kansas are touring this section
of oklahoma on the lookout for per.
sons who took 500 pounds OF butter
from commission house I'm Arkan-
sas city a few nights ago. The Off
GERS believe the thieves came south
with their booty and a member OF
the firm is with the officers with the
view Of Identifying the butter should
II be located,
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Rcnort ON Cotton snindIes.

WASHlNGION. Dec. 1.-THE
census bureau announced today that
S7,l15,23S cotton spinning spindles
were in place in the United States on
November 80. OF which 34,664,430
were in operation at some time dur
Ing the month, compared with SS,-
S5s,076 I'm October. The total num-
Der OF active spinning hours in No
vember was S.7l0,224.s94.
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Northern Texas

SAN ANTONIO. Texas, Dec. io--shoot-
lns deeT from an automobile furnished
e I. Cressun, who with Mrs. Cressen, nee
MARY Jordan. the noted singer ana
thhrlHs Armstrong. managed TO XIII a
DUCK IN Kennedy county while going at
tho rate OF 10 miles an hour.
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Kansas

ONERBkoDK KAN Dee 19.--About
forty neishbors went to the farm OF Mrs
William AtchIson ThurAdsy and huAkod
hor entire corn crop ana cut tho kaflr
a number Of women went along hnd pre-
pared dinner for tho workers Mrs Atohi
buried Tuesday.
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Arkansas

FORT SMITH. Ark, Dec, is-Samuel
l., sutherland. IS years old, employo os
store. died suddenly at noon here. while
at work. lie leaves his wife and three
sons. one of whom, Melvin Sutherland.
resides IN Tulsa. Okla.
FORT SMITH. Ark, Dec. i9-Three
hundred ana fifty Thousand dollars IN
were sold by the Improvement board,
Thursday afternoon az tesl6. They were
: purchased .ieintly by Mercantile Trust
company Of st. Louis, No, and city Ma
'ional bank OF Fort Smith.
VAN BUREN. ARK. Dec. I9.--No spec
al meeting Of the Crawford county grand
Jury win be called TO act on The re-
port Of the commissioners Of accounts
IN which Il ls charged that Sheriff G. NJ.
Bledsoe is short S29.ci3 in his accounts,
according TO Wallace oliver, clerk Of the
Crawford county circuit court The re-
port Of the jury. addressed to Judge
lanes cochran was tiled late last week,
II probably Will be taken up ct he March
term Of court, oliver said, Bledsoe will
continue as sheriff. officially, until Janu-
Van Buren September a2. HIS where
Abouts Is unknown.
s@ar sMtT 4hns No p3s Snd No. AT
the Muskogee subdivision from Faystte.
vile. TO Muskogee' resumed operations OF
this service, which 10 known tn,
FRyettsyiils- -Muskogee accOmmOda tion
TratR $50 Will leave Muskogee at
O'Clock IN the morning and arrive II
Fayetteville at i2;t0 o'clock IA the after
noon. Tralu ISL win leave FayctteVir
al 4;s0 o'clock IN the afternoon an,
arrive In Muskosea at $40 that might
These trains were taken Oft in the earl
party OF July. Their re-establishmen
will restore Frisco passenger traffic be
tween Fayetteville and Muskoges TO nor
NAL.
PINE BLUFF. Ark, Dec. ls,--P!sns fC
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iNDEPEN DENCE. Kan, Dec. Io.-The
klwanis club elected tho following officers
tor 192J President, Andrew Ienson
vice president. &, +, johnson; treasurer,
u. L. Muesse. trustee, John Ber,enshaw
When II capo TO the selection Of is al
tectors pr. Clyde Howard and A. ]
cakes tied for one place. 1t was lie
cldod 10 postpone the sclectioon OF this
director until next meeting. The ia
elected were Ray ANton, Dr !. u. uladea,
Guy Watt !, D. Davis u. W. lille, 4. q
SAlathlel. II. A. Gordon, G. g. Fuwler.
Q. q, w MoccAei, Cllff Graves, Joe Zoe
hansen, u, l.. Boyle. O. II. McAnulty and
j. c, Dent.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20

TOPEKA. Kan. Dec. l1.--Kansas needs
a centralized AyHton of road building N
W. Watson, state highway engineer, said
in an address here before tho state con.
ventlon OF ths Kansas Engineering SO
clety. Here and there county, like
shawnee, hailds hafd-surfaced roada TO Itr
borders" said Mir. Watson. but when
you reach the county line. what do you
flnd7 Mudt ~ tho counties worked un.
der ono agency this problem would be
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20

CLARENDON. Texas Dec. i9--Park
college OF Missouri and shawnee uni
Nersity OF Oklahoma win meet Clarendon
college In intercollegiate debates hero in
March, and II. l.. bremen OF Leila Lake
ana Jack Q, English OF Crosbyton will
meet the Missouri team, while y. W
walker of breckenridge and Cecil Pee
| pies OF idalou Will meet the team from
Oklahoma.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20

CARTHAGE Mo. Dec. 10 Handling
of fruiRht 10 the Missouri Pacific yards at
Carthage Ia becoming nm acute problem
Yhe Carthage yards virtually are filled
to capacity oil the Tina with outgoing
ana Incoming cars, much Of % to be
handled over the Whlto River division,
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Missouri

AANESF1ELD. Mo, peu. 10 -BscAuse
70 was ABcertsined that tho school bond
election recently hoid at Houston vas
void, an election has born called for De
rembor "a TO vote Tor tho second time
on tho proposition to issue t2o. 900 In bonds
for school purposes
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ABILENE. Kan. Dec. 19.--P ". An
dcrson. who attained fame few yenrs
ago AS Klondike millionaire and was
involved In suit with tho Swedish church
over Ms gold mines In Alaska which he
won. tried to sell his farms In this county
AZ auction this woek. Tho highest figure
hc could get was $4,000 ana he refused to
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20

JEFFERSON cry. Mo, Dec. ID
Sheep Hcab is beginning to assume "aofi-
Gus proportions In MlaHnuri, according 20
Or II, a, Wilson, atate veterinarian, who
suited that almost daily h0 receives re.
ports that sheep Infected with srables
nave been sent 10 some public market
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DENTON, TEXAS, Dec. 1

DENTON. Texas. Dec. i9--Home build.
ing In Denton has continued at IA steady
rate this fall and the early part OF the
winter, with rs or 90 new homes having
been completed, Among tho homes under
construction NJ this time IL tho Ciyd,
Goodwin bric<-veneer residence. that VII
cost about $1,000. "A $1,000 residence FOR
| Hi!l ana fHncey Or, +, Lipscomb's new
residence costing about 5000 ana several
Others
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20

WACO, Texas, Dec, 1g--H. Slhert OF
Dallas has sold the two-stury building on
Austin street, the lower floor of which is
occupied BY tho Victory theater, to DR..
X, A, Aynosworth OF Waco. The consider
htLnn MRN $50. GOO.
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SHERMAN, Texas, Dec. l9--After se-
Letting II. q, Thompson, sherman. as
president. and =. 9. Chtnsult. Sherman,
secretary treasurer, this afternoon the
Grayson County Livestock association set
February 2s as the date for the spring
Cattln and hog aurtlnn.
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Oklahoma

IAWTON, Doo. 10 --lndorrefrent 81
Robert H. horford for appointment ns
postmaster for the Lawton office was given
today by tho local republican orgaulgation
following receipt OF notice that A0rford
was one Of the three highest men taking
the examination.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20
NEWS BRIEFS FROM FIVE STATES

the Identification Of Memorial park here
ware made and presented 90 joint ncet-
Ing OF citizens interested ana received
their iudotsoment. The park consists ~
b2 acres purchased by local citizens and
Eet sAids as a memorial to tho Pins Bluft
the World war
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20

SpHtNGFiELD. Mo, Dec. i0-Tt ia
probable thRt u number OF tho World war
veterans who uIs now being instructed
In various courses at schools located al
hnrlonvillc. Mountain Grove and Farm.
ingtun, VIII locate In tho near future on
20 acre tracts near HumAnsvlle, Mo. Ar,
fanEements now are being Gompletad with
llumhnsyllle chamber Of commerce off.
olals ana city offiolAls for the placing OF
veterans thers
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~'EtEETRk. Dec 10 1t II reliably
reported that J.. r. eammone aud utnets
who control o. uBo OF banks IN this state,
including banks at HoldonyiNe ana liry
ant, intend 20 move their bank from Bry
ant 10 Woloetka. 10 is said that they
have secured the corner location IN the
new Noise building.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20

AURORA. Mo. Dec. is.--Thnt q nav
100000 grape juics plant will he erected
than baro possibility, according TO NJ
IS. Gardner, director OF the Aurora
chamber oc commerce, IN an address bo.
tore ttat body Friday ulght Mr. Oatd-
hef sald thht the Aurora Organization had
AIDED tho movement 90 increase grape
acreage IL BouthweAt Missouri and that
the Welch Grape juice company was
planning to build new plant between
Joplin and Springfield. This Aurora cham
Dor or commerce guaranteed tho growers
OF that vicinity $500 to aid Ia tho pro-
mitigation OF the Efape-ErowinK industry
and that all this amount EXCEPT ono note
Tor ga had beon paid
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20

DRuMRIGHT Doc. IS.--rhe sisctrlC
transmission line of tho Oklshomn oa'
q Electric ca. north out OF DrumrlEhi
through Payne and pawnse county oil
fields, has been completed. Tho company
has taken over tho property OF the Cleve
land Electric company, and hes begun
sorvinG Cleveland with electricity. Other
towns connected with this new iino are
Yale. Jennings. Pawnoo. ifallett. Terlton
and several other minor points Ihs
line cost 400 900 and carries a voltage oi
Us. 900.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20

PERRY, Dec. 1g--Work of rebuilding
tho SOuthwsHtern Rel Telephone plant at
Perry Will begin soon, according 10 o
letter received By Mayor johnson from
r. J BenEel, general manager ot The
tornuarv.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20

KINGFrSHER, Dec 1s.--Judgn James
u. Cuiilson. OF Enid is holding court In
klngflsher this week He was accompa-
MED there by a, u. Hugo, court reporter.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20

CHELSEA. Dec. 1.-THE Chelsea cham
Der OF commerce invites the farmers aud
their wives to come TO town the first
saturday Ia the new year. when IL will
servo them with piping hot dinner,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20

NORMAN, Dec. is--rslophons ~ growth
ln Norman has exceeded that OF any 'lher
tAtics given out by the manager OF the
city exchange. The number OF telephones
has increased from 400 to 1900 sines 1910.
This waa largely due to thn rapid growth
of the state university ami OF the town
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20

ENID. Dec. l0.--H IT. Champln has
purchased the Goodwill on company, ne
30 stations located In nOrtheRstern okla
homA and Texas