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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-10

OF MuskoEee VI tho severa They wsr,
the guests OF Mis-. y. N, CrtNes
MI and Mics. }. I HALEY and chlltrcn,
Wilson. Louie, BILLIE, Louise O, n. God.
dBtd and pr o. =. TrcauwgU motorcd Co
MuskoFco Thursday 90 Bee the football
game Between Muskovec aud TuIsb. .s
Mr.. and Mrs. frauN turliuE returned
Friday from visit In IIoskcl with Mrs
Catdngs parents. MI. ana Mrs. Olsen.
Miss Joe walker ot TuI,1 was tho week.
end guest of Miss clover Nulker end NJ
ana Mrs Frank WAIkrt.
Mrs ". ! Richards returned home Sum
das from two weeks visit n Muskngc"
with Mr. and Mrs, Rod Richards and Mrs.
Ella DrdWar.
Mrs VIII Payne and daughter who
spent the past Wcol, with her sister, Miss
Nadine Alexander at ClurcWoro, tctWned
homo Monday
The saturday bridge club mot with Mrs
T.. II. Rogers saturday afternoon 10 90
tabirs were ln play The guests other
than club members were Mrs Mabel Hud-
son. Mechanics chester Holly ut NpuuIu8.
n. w. wilson T.. l.. Leslie, Arch Fulchtg.
\. W. pact e. b. Drydon and Hugh Gul
Nluors 90 bridge went 10 Mfv r. J. Tread
well aud Mrs Holly Mrs colo was given
tho Cuusuiatuu. \ one. cOuvae luncheon
was served otter the Fgiur.
Miss Mary Duncan came home Monday
from NluNa. She spcui the week end with
her brother, Run Duncan and Miss Javt
huntington.
Miss Aimee Parsons. who spent the past
week with Mira i. + Mcdaniel Miss
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nRIMRIGUT.

Mrs. W. Il. Allen and daughter. Miss
Lucille, spent Saturday in Tulsa.
Mayor ". F., Nicodemus made bust
ness trip to Muskogeo tho first OF the
Mrs. vinita Alexander was In Tulsa
Saturday visiting friends.
Miss Josephine Powers returned sun
day from Fairview where she visited q
few days with her mother and sister.
Mrs stnaley Snodgrass visited in Tulsa
Saturday and sunday.
Mrs. W. +. NicodemHs- and sons re-
turned Monday from oklahoma city
where they visited Mrs. Nicodemus
Roy R. Douglas of tho Pure oil Co.
returned tho first Of the week from Fair
view and Enid. whore he visited friends
W. Il, Allen, who Is working In Apper-
his family
Miss Naomi Mcclure spent a few days
this week with relatives at PawhusRa.
Mr., and Mrs. r. l.. Turner and Mrs. e
G., Boeson Of Cushing visited friends here
Monday.
Miss Lydia Langley returned Monday
from ATdmors whero she visited relatives.
Hiss Lucille McAulay left sunday for
saltwater where she enrolled at the a.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Veal Martin of wichita
Falls, Texas, left Monday for their home,
after visiting Mrs. LaBargs and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Anderson OF this
city were guests Thursday and Friday Of
Mr.. Anderson's father, who liTes on a
farm near Tulsa.
MISS virginia Barrow or Oklahoma city
was the weekend guest Of Mrs. Bob Ac-
termsE Of the Roberts hotel.
Mrs, Eva Carpenter OF Jackson. Tenn.
arrived In Drumright Thursday TO visit
her father. J. II. Moore.
Mrs. Sarah De Merritt and william Ad
ans Of saltwater were guests here Friday
OF Mrs, W. j. Bartholomew.
Mrs. N. II. Adams and daughter, Miss
MAdah Adams of Shawnee, were guests
hsrs Friday of Mr and Mrs Low s. Al
lard on South Ohio.
Mrs. Anna Walters. her daughter. Mrs.
Lewis Henry and husband OF Sioux Falls,
:. D., were guests Saturday of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Shimp on the Prairie lease,
DR.. William J. Neal returned Saturday
NOM Fort Smith, Ark, where no visited
relatives.
Mss Marie Msnser returned Sunday
rom her vacation spent at her homo in
hrdin, Kan.
Jack Keely. who is attending A. & NJ.
soAege, spent Saturday with relatives In
prumright.
Miss Verns Henry spent Friday with
Der sister, Miss Vita Henry, at MuskOgeo.
g. -, Schusterman and Paul lolskl
notorsd 10 Tulsa sunday
=. MrA Walter Lanus motorsd to sapulpa
friday and visited friends
Mss Ruth Roth. who is attending
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lIAKt.MnKE.

Miss Ann Ellis entertained the wornen's
Business club Wednesday evening IN a
very enjoyable session.
Mrs. e. Is. Garden was hostess to the
Wednesday Bridge club this week
Mrs 9. h. HoltHeSdorff entertained the
Episcopal guild Thnrsday afternoon a her
home.
The Culture club was entertained by
Mrs. Ben Mehr Thursday afternoon.
Mrs 9. +. Godbey was hostess TO the
stitch and Chat club Friday afternoon.
Zine time was reported.
Misses Thelma Arnold and Sadie and
Susie Conner returned Sunday evening
from visit 70 saltwater. guests of the
Chi Amega sorority of a. & NJ. college
Miss Hebecca Flppin. student OF Okla
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. + Flippin.
.Mr. ana Mrs. Huffman we're the uests
OF Tulsa friends Saturday
Theodore Ogg and Miss Mildred Ham
on November 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Henson have ns
their guest Rev. W. A. Henson Of Georgia.
Mr. and Mrs George Hale and chill
dren motored to tulsa Sunday ana spent
the day.
Mrs. veta Musgrove and Mrs. J. Her
bert Moore spent Saturday afternoon in
Mrs Penn williams OF Tulsa Is visiting
=. r. Kennedy and family on North Mus
Mrs c. L. Goodalo and son Of Tulsa
we're guests in the home OF Mrs. i. L.
NJ lH- d. Leon IHIoEAu Is IN MNSkOEge on
a visit To her parents.
Mrs. II. Jennings spent Saturday in
Tulsa visiting friends.
Mrs Il. Il. Sutton and daughter Hope
and Miss Scales, teacher In tho primary
department OF the local public schools
spent Friday afternoon in Tulsa.
Misses Margaret Hays and Beulah Cad
berry spent Monday IN Tulsa attending a
meeting Of the Christian endeavor. Miss
HAYS is president or the local eudeavor
Mrs. Churles a. GihhS and daughter Of
Sapulpa are spending few days IN the
city with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f.
G. GriswOld.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Wilson Of Chanute
Kan, are in Claremore Tor a visit with
relatives and friends
Mrs ]. c. White OF OolaEah spent Mon
day in Claremors shopping and visiting
friends
Miss Mary Ella Davis returned to Man
haitian, Kan, Monday afternoon. after
spending the Thanksgiving holidays in
Slaremoro with her parents. MIR. and Mrs
q. y. Davis.
Misses Maxine and Loleta Schrimsher Of
Collinsville and Mrs. g. r. Lewis Of Tulsa
are guests at the home of Mr.. ana Mrs.
A. V. Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Byers OF Chelsea at
tended church in Clnremore SUNDAY
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Riule Moore who has been selected us
tackle on tho An Eastern Oklahoma team
is the son OF Nj. and Mrs. j. u. Moore,
formerly OF Tahcuuah, but now ot Tulst
Billie - tho nephew 90 Mrs J. A. Lawrence
and has scores OF other relatives here who
are glad to hear uf his success.
Miss lydia SIta Of StiIWcil. and Misses
Gladys and nellie sta OF TahleuuNh. rc-
turned Sunday from Houuuy, whore they
visited their sistcra Misses Vance and
Pearl Sitz
Dr. and Mrs. u. n. Eays OF IttsAlrg.
Kan. who motorad down Co spenu rh1r'V.
giving with Mrs. kays parents. Mr.. aud
Mrs. g. A. Myers. returned homo SUNDAY.
Mrs. !. Miller ant daughter ShaphfH ~
Tulsa were the guests NJ M.. .ud Mra
George sherman over sunday.
Mrs. J. a. Lawrence and Mrs W, W.
Hastings attended the bridg" party Sotut-
day given by the pau-H-lleutc members
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After a business hour luncheon was served
and a spcial hour swas enjoyed by all
present
Mr. Roy Taidley and family OF Broken
Arrow spent ThankHgiving with his
brother. Mr.. Guy Faidley and family at
Lnwnwood.
Mrs Nancnmp ia recovering from n
bad ease OF tonsiliUs.
Nr. Afnplu's now hrick residence at
Lawnwood ia nearing compilation.
Mrs \. l., Swain has purchased n new
Ford touring cor.
Mr. George prock is building a new
residence at l.a,NIWuuu.
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pR,>ER ANp LAwNwoon.

MI FRANK Broame OF Usage junction
was In Tulsa trading Friday.
MIS- ELY Couggr spent sunday with her
son. Houry CouBer, uud family.
Mrs Jack Fields and Margaret Mason
wego callers IN Bruner Friday.
Mrs. Elmer Harrison was calling on
Nrs. y NJ. Wilson Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mapes announces the birth
Mr.. and Mrs Austin OF Tulsa hayo
moved Into the property OF Floyd Wash
am.
Mr.. James Brown Of Sand Springs was
in Bruner on business Tuesday.
Mr.. ". II. Sloan returned 10 his home
near Usage Junction Friday
Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs. Edd Roberts
Saturday morning. a girl. The new ar
rival 20 be named Betty Lorraine.
Mr. Harry Lee OF Stroud. okla, spent
the past week visiting relatives near
Bruner.
The grocery store ot Dlctey q sanders
ct l}runcr has changed hands and tho
firm viii now be known as Sanders d
Williams Grocery company,
Mrs. Claud Mitchell has as visitors in
A er home her sister, Mrs Jessie Pauline OF
Sircve, okla, also niece and nephew,
Miss Fannie Jones and Clarence Jones
OF Adatr, Okla.
Mr.. Chittern has gone to Wichita Fails
Texas, for his health.
Mr.. j. +. Sidney has finished tho re-
modelling OF his home IN Lnwuwood
Mrs. Mabel Poor IL quite ~ again with
heart trouble.
Mrs. Mae Hodges Of Kansas city Is VS.
ting her sister. Mrs. ". Il. Frye and fam-
Tho little daughter of Mrs. queen Is
very sick at her home IN Lawnwood.
Mrs sid johnson and little daughter
have moved to Ponca city while Mi,
Johnson IL employed at Depew.
Mira. Anna Glrlach Of Broken Arrow IL
spending several days in the homo Of Mira
Guy Gown.
MIR Rhem Morrison was on the sick list
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. Maud Lee and children spent Sun.
.HH VraHF - HaH g
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two vrsts' vis- with her son Homer and
family Go sparta.
70 ~ ThrmtUu ~ blackwell and his
npu Horace uf Wichita Kan. were Sunday
guests ot Mr5 A. h.. Thomson and daugii.
fyrr.
Mr. ana Mrt chandler Love aud daueh-
tctH. ldu Pearl aud Ethel and uiece. NuHs
Hazel SDhull OF Dewey. spent from Friday
uutu sunday with Nj Luvs.s PARENTS Mr.
mn MIa- IILl Iu,l.
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Mrs y y. Buhy who haa bocn visiting
hcr SON. Nr Harold Bluy, In Broken Ar
row. has returned home.
Mrs Fouiou Haley who has been tho
quest NJ hcr sister, Mrs. Frank Warren.
hua returned Co her home N Oklahoma
city
Mrs O. l.. WIduey mother Of the
Episcopal rector Mr charles Wdncy. has
returned IN hcr homo iu Dallas after
short VISIT with Mra. Ralph We'ch.
Nj. nnd Mrs Harry Diamond are IN
oklahoma city visiting Mr. Diamonds .
sister.
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while horc they were the guests Of Atty.
and Mrs. j II. Whit
MIR and Mrs George Ross spent sun.
daE in Tulsa visiting Mr and Mrs. W. d.
Mccain.
Mrs. +. +. Johnston. who has boon ir
the city on visy TO her son, W. =. john
stou aud family. returned TO her home in
TthIcQNlh sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs Dave Matthews had as
their Thanksgiving Eu-Hts her mother.
Mrs. s. a. Euoch and son Grover OF BlN-
by. and hcr sister. Mrs John II, Corey
and husband OF MUsRogce.
Mrs. Ed GrckE returned Monday from
a visit so her mother at Perry.
Misses Clara and Edith Foster OF Lone
Elm spent Saturday Ia the city.
Mrs. BrouknE hus gone to Missouri to
annnd AeNoIAl MeeAs WIN rnlnLINcs.
Evening journal., 1922-12-15

Peck was entitled to score.
Chance. who had been coaching Al
third. not knowing that I had ruled
Peck eafe. rushed up to the plate
to protest Schalk's blocking of the
runner.
when he realized I had ruled
Peck safe, he simply turned on his
heel and walked back to third base.
The next day one OF the New
York players remarked to me:
"You won't Have any more trouble
from the New York club" When
asked for an explanation, he replied;
calling Peck safe at the plate
yesterday made a hit with Chance.
He said il required bit OF nerve to|
score the winning run for a visiting
team on such a play. He also told
MS that n any kicks were to be made
against your decisions. he would
make them and that he didn't ex-
pect to register any"
worked many a game with the
New York team after that. made
some terrible decisions against the
but never a word from
That one tough decision had won
his confidence. He lived up 10 his |
word TO his players.
Evening journal., 1922-12-15
SideHghts on New Sor
Leader, Frank Chance

He went to the bat for the pitcher
who. believe, was Ray Fisher
Chance hit safely. His plnch-hit
started a rally.
After scoring the first run OF the
inning. enthused with the rally that
he had started. Chance went TO the
coaching lines at third base.
A fellow by the name or Derrick
was playing short for New York in
that game and hitting eighth. When
| Il came Derricks turn to bat. some
one yelled to Chance that he was up
again.
on his second trip 10 the plate
he again singled. scoring the two
runners on the bases at the time.
As I recall the incident, New York
made seven runs in that inning and
ultimately won the game to 8.
After she side had been retired the
st. Louis scorers conveyed the In
formation 10 Stoval. that Chance on
his first trip to the plate had hit for
the pitcher and on his second he had
batted for the shortstop.
" men iAE MT lWi AAAF NAANA ATANH AAN
batted out OF order. Had the mis-
take been discovered Chance would
have been made to look very foolish.
As IL was his hit when so batting
won the game.
The protest from st. Louis came
too late and the umpires could do
nothing. Chance. however, did
something. Walking over to Der
rick. who had failed to take his
place at bat during the seven-run
rally. he remarked
Take your glove with you to the
bench. that's where you will play
from now on. you have played your
last game with New York" 1t so
proved.
/ had very unusual experience
with Chance which shows the char
acter OF the man.
In the first half OF the eleventh 4
inning OF a game at Chicago Roger /
then with New York |
tried 10 score from second on a /
single to the outheld. Hap Felsch,
who handled the ball made a won
ierful throw 10 the plate.
Ray Schalk. taking daring
chance. so blocked Peckinpaugh
hat he was unable 10 get into the
plate. The ball. which arrived a
rifle OF second after Peck had
lid into Schalk. got away from the
Sox's great little catcher.
Schaik. however. never gave up.
md in some way managed to hold
Peck away from the plate until he
recovered the ball and touched the
'unner.
l ruled that Peck had the right
o score since Schalk had blocked
him from the plate without having
he bali in his possession,
While such claims are often made.
such decision Is rather unusual
one However, In this ease there
was no doubt in my mind. felt that I.
Evening journal., 1922-12-15

Mackinaws, in heavy plalds
and choice colorings; double
breasted; muff and patch peck
cts; just the kind the boys
want. Sizes to II years.
Evening journal., 1922-12-15
Rr BILLY EVANS

Frank Chance. who has just sign
ed to manage the Boston team OF
the American League, is one OF the
most colorful figures in baseball.
The Peerless Leader" as he is
known In baseball. will do much to
restore the waning prestige OF the
American League in Boston
Frank Chance IS a man OF strong
convictions. When he signs to
manage a club. he does that very
thing. He is master Of all he-sur-
veys. brooks no interference from
any one and woe to the player who
fails to obey orders
Chance Is a regular herman. The
player who is a regular fellow and
oheys rules never hears from Chance.
With the baseball fraternity he Is
very popular. There Is none OF the
four-hush about Chance. he is either
for you or against you. and wants
the world TO know II.
Chance IS inclined to the serious.
From the time the game starts until
the finish, he is fighting for victory.
He likes players Of the same tenn
permanent No kidding on the bench
on any ball club he manages.
OF the field Chance has keen
sense OF humor and enjoys the funny
things In life as well as the next fell
low.
Just prior to his resignation from
the management Of the New York
Americans. he coined an expression
that lived for some time in Ameri-
can League circles.
Hal Chase wasn't playing 10 suit
Chance and a trade was made with
he Chicago club. In return for
Chase New York got Rollie Zeider
Ind Babe Borton. zelder. who was
4 mighty good inhelder. was much |
needed by New York.
II seems that zeider was AFFLICTED /
with bunion that became very I
painful the moment he donned a /
New York uniform and he was I'M
able 70 play for some time.
The trade OF Chase for Zeider
didn't set very well with some New
Workers partial to Chase. One day
lust before game at the Polo
Grounds, a certain newspaper man
who was strong for Chase, asked
-hance what he thought OF the deal
-hase. by the way, had made a good
tart with Chicago.
1T was an even trade" replied
Chance, II got a bunion for an
nion."
For years the Chase-Zelder trade
ras so known in baseball. I.
During a game at st. Louis, Chance
nknowingly became a party to one
4 the most extraordinary batting
ut-of-order plays ever staged
The Yankees were playing the
Browns and were getting a good
George Stovall was then
the st. Louis club.
In about the eighth inning Chance
decided to call upon his reserves.
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HOUSEHOLD GoopS

AM ~ MARKET Tor household furniturci
any Kind and quality. Cednr 1873
"a LITTLE uOWS on a mo BILL"
or wc take your used furniture AZ down
payment on new. balance easy We
pay cash Tor used furniture. Hama.
walt Furniture Co. 2l3 5 Boston Cedar
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sIruArIONs wANTrp-MALE q

BOOK KEEPER EH-ACCOuNTANT middle
aged. married, competent. wants con-
position In field on lease; 2O2-N. care
MuTl1
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msn who Will be required 20 prove
exceptional ahility ana purchase tho
stock of retiring ealcaman amounting
20 $500. write your qualifications
fully. Address H. a. Dlxon. t05 H.
XnnthuH, TuiHR, okla.
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Employment
sITUArIoNs wANrrp--MALE az

SITUATIONS wANTED--MALE ~
! WANTED . pIsuiDn ss city s3lsHuau.
tHNc hhd two years experience Ir FItt.
can pive rsfsferr'a s2bN cst' Woud
SITUATIONS wANrED-rTMAIE ~
/ AtrEtNTtON-La desires position in
stDro or tailor shop. nfst-Cluas work.
/ ron experienced mid wife and nurse cali
Mrs MHrahaU, paagt 1881.
| Foh rHNCTlCAL nurse. call Mrs sut-
ton DHage 1860.
FAMILY WASH 81 dozen fidishod. SOC
rough dry ~ H. Maybcils. Oiage
GRADUATE bookheepef viii handle small
Get ~ books after hours HiaJ tyUinE
t,rp- ss92 J.
LAUNDRY rough dfy Sni fn.shsd, rls
tern water called for ana delivered
LAuNbhY wanted. touEh dry toc and
fnlshed 81. wOth guaranteed tt07 W
Archer paaHo $751;.
MfDLE-AGrD woman wants position -
h0usotecper Address 13s.A. care
MHH tpRrlT HOME LAUNDRY 10
h"'er We tnow how o'aro $3.50
NURSE desires pyluau"n' position, no
objection o. lrnvlnE city. psnre tb7i-i
+ g. s. OPERATOR wants position with
1Il cDmpanI. years experience Oa1Ha
Bgrmcut ot apartment buildlug or no
tel, references Usage iiaA
SETTLED. oKpaflruoed D.. H. X operator
desires pnaitluni references. can -1t
SrtNOGHAptinU-.T vcatF' experience
desires position. Cnli osar" llti
SrLSOGRArIi. .U-.IlVht yopra ovr~r.
onro ~ r1iiwny ana oIl office tslN
STEHpGHApuEH-F yosrs Ohrce
ycors olD experience. derIrrs position
rup'i accurate typIHt Protestant
usaFo s3ts.H
WIDOW. so wants position ns house
kurrur, win laaye city. rpfrrpursH fur.
nlHhcd. Mrs. Jean Parker General DO
livery
WANTED HroAitiou by eKperionrsd stoup.
rrgphcr; good references Phone cedar
a0Tl
WANTED. Position hy atouorropher. two
yonf1 experience, best reference. Ltt.N
WANTED positlOn ~ cnshier. best nof
city references phono OsnEo h50s
WANTED .- Permanent position TO take
care of children IN family. osage 223e.
WANTED - Baby 20 board. mothers caro-.
osnge 3ts7-N.
AETED--Laundry to do. called Tor ana
delivered, work guaranteed, Osage
good bool,keeper; act oi
books to eeeg' can give refereseo. sat |
child TO care Tor aud |
board. Cnll Usage sa0L
YOUNG OtRb wants dining room work. |
IN firRt.clnss boarding huuge. H3l-N. !
world.
wANTED--ny white lady, po-ition 90 .
domestic maid Can do any and All /
or call In person ~ st. Ann hospital J
Ask for MIS- Walters.
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Financial
mOrrl.s- nonMINn morsrs

Hul tl.HH hflOhlNb UuANtN W
ron sAlt.ba ouuoi modern hotel 90
rooms. Gua location. r0Uf iraar. terms.
tddfeHs 506s s broadway oklahoma
fpH SAIL -.ag room hotos larre lobby.
each foun. 1870 baths and linen closet
toui 'to per month Price 50 900. ono
hAt cash Anna a. Auater 3i5 Security
iuir OHrro 11fi
uDTEL.s rooms MaIn.a'rret location.
fa 300. carrying 1900 n month. rIFht
pofiy CON mop ~. stewart Sales a1G
HDTti..rpf sale 40 rooms. furnished
rauu.a'r. Iusfs'Iurnf plan, $50 monthly.
immediate puHsrssiuut como Iuvestfgtfe
fYr rnrIrIlnrH Address w. F. Clement.
'iNr'inp .HH
uYTEL.u uuvn'oeu location; is rons
entire waraa f1r g. 500, bsst buy in the
F'f'" stewart Sales 900 HoJ.urou.
HOTEL CurrDN
Centrally located, .sttn large rurrr- with
clothes closets. 'fHF' t3'N. blih $.
lnui, THEN OVER
For teIo. 20 room ruoming house.. price
5000. ,Han tl 100. rent 5000.
i',..nm rn....,r ."uae. price i3.5o5i cash
lo.ra.n rouw.le house. price 1880. cash
i2foon raouiug house price 1880. cash
$3.50. rent 800
Five room modern houre ani garage. tuu.
w." .' price 5000, cash 1900, bal
Tisr f..rf r..l.r nat madam. r.u..i,. t,.t
prro $4,000. cash $3.50. balance easy.
Two lo'a on roiun drive; price $500
Five acres. IHst uff ~ Uratcn Arrow ro,r.
pflUn 1890. cash 5000 turm4 on bal.
once
ono small restaurant fur alles prlco 81 600.
forwa. rent 500
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bALESMAN NANTED-rosltlon is open,
paying salary expenses ana commits.
sion. 10 a high -grude successful sales.
man, Line IN high grade food products
line, no competition In west selling
grocery iohbrrs and best retail stores
In Kansas Oklahoma and Missouri
Want middie-agod, experienced road
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$500 TO LOAN ON Tulsa property. Usage
Ai6 or call 1909 Daniel Bldg,
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NE WANT a NM

To represent MS In Tulsa or outside terri
tory our suits. oyercnHt-, biaoheta,
work pHn,a, rancoats are made In our
own factory from wo0lens made In our
own min and sold direct to consumor
at prices that defy all competition.
Fabrics and tailoring arc the finest n
you have clean record. stand well In
your community and can give your en-
tre time to our work we VIII nhqy you
how you can make up 10 $3.50 per week.
No experience or capital required. For
full particulars addrcqa q. II. LlDder
general manager, ThNluT-Wells Co,
9T4e-4t n, Parl!na Chicago.
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ANh ~ LIZ
on account of the death Of T
Tobias the lease. stock ana ~
lures Of The Emporium. located
at 2Q1 Main st. right IN the heart
or the best retail shopping cen.
ter Oklahoma city are for sale.
stock consists Of ladies' ready
tu-wear millinery and kindred
lines unuaual opportunity 10 buy
an established. going business
which must be disposed OF 10 set
lie estate Address or see
ia s Naught Attorney,
Liberty katl, Bank Bldg.
Oklahoma city okla.
Mrs. Hannah Tobias administratrix
OF estate OF 4. Tobias, deceased.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-03
ENERGETIC MAN

With $500 may secure a
special training and an in
terest in a highly profitable
staple business by writing
at once to box S17-N, care
World.