davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-04
DIRECTORS LAY
CAMPAIGN PLANS
Conference of Y. w. Team
Workers Will Be Held
Friday Afternoon

Tho Tulsa Y. w. g. A. VIII 50
before tho public January II for n
budget Of S64, t65, this consisting OF
the amount needed for maintenance
and tho nsociation's program Of
activities I'm 1922, payment and In
tercst on tho building debt, small
deficit for tho past year ana fold,
national and foreign work.
Plans for the campaign were
mado at a meeting or the board OF
directors yesterday morning In the
hGsociatlon and will be amplified
Mt u conference of team workers
at $3.50 O'Clock Friday afternoon
Twenty-Five team captains have al
ready bccn secured and 3 more
are needed. There will bo both men
and women workers. Formal In
dorscment OF the campaign by the
Chamber OF Commerce was trans
mitted In writing 10 the association
yesterday In the following terms:
whereas, tho directors % she
Cnamhcr OF Commerce are con
vincod that tho amount asked for Is
tho least amount that will enable
tho organization TO carry out ita
program OF helping the young wom-
en- IN this city. tho dlroctorB of
the Chamber Of Commerce give
lHtlT hUpTbNhl VI Nllt NufHAbN - "
G. A. 1929 budget, and also tho
dates arrangcd for the campaign
beginning January II and including
January 2b,'
The annual meeting OF tho Y. w.
c. a. will be held Friday evening.
January 10. when there Will be open
house for the public ana presenta-
tion OF "A pageant slowing all phases
OF association work. During the day
a booth will he maintained In the
lobby whore mombers can vote by
ballot on nine new members for tho
board OF directors, eight vacancies
being by expiration OF term and ono
by resignation.
Tho evening program will he In
charge OF Ruth Sedwick and Nottlo
HugEins OF the sooretarial staff and
Mrs. Harry L. IIcinzman ana Mrs
Ray Wade of tho board. Al the
board meeting yesterday Mrs
Charles II. Chase was chosen To I'll
the unexpired term OF Mrs. A. j
Rudd.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-04
POLICE RAID RESIDENCES.
Arrest IL Men and Women In Seven
Apartment Houses.

Seven apartment houses and
rooming houses In the residential
district were raided by the police
late Monday night and early Tues
day morning and 10 men and women
wero arrested on charges varying
from being drunk TO immoral con-
duct and vagrancy.
The squad was led by Night Capt.
Claude Brice. "The department IL
going TO wage rontless war on
all questionable residences and
apartment houses In the residential
sections, and prostitutes and gen
eral undesirables must CO." Briee
said.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-04
AUTOMOBILES

tOH NliE
BARuAiN-p BedNn, good price
Tor cash. Usage sol
cHEy yRoLEr a9O, model 1871 new paint
and thoroughly renewed, best cash offer
takes IT, real hergain' private owner.
leaving town Call ell South Elwood.
FOR sALE-Ford, late modyl i.ton NrueS
good condition. Price $3.50, terms d
desired, discount for cash. Cedar 2gs
or Usage 07is
FoR sALE--one Nash sedan. will sacra
flee II sold at once 100 =. pctrudt.
Oange 71os.
FOR SALE Buick roadster. 1919 model
first class condition Price $500. Call
Usage i16a-R,
FORD ROADSTER and Ford touring
both with starters Also some cheaper
roIds. Easy terms. ios W. Second St
For SALE 1871 Ford ton trucK pneu,
condition, $3.50 cash, Wnkcrson uaragc,
42o s. Frankfort. Cedar i7ti.
ron SALE-- Fords podges Bucks and
many other sood maker every car a
change, AlA N. Ma'n OSako t4os.
FOR sALU--Ford roadster. also Ford
worm drive truck, good repair, some
FuRD coupe, four months old, Al con.
dittnn, shock Hhsorbcrs large steoring
wheel with Decker lock, $3.50 caah ur
terms, smith, Osage $500.
Foh SALE Ford come, 20 model 1850.
ss6i
I FOR SALE--One Buick touring car, igi9
model Ago II sccond. osasc 22g2.
4 FOR SALE or trade, an Apperson "S'.
special butt car, want 10 trade this
car for Tulsa real estate ny owners
only, See me at once. oaage So6l. ask
] for Mr. stuart
FOR sALE--One Oakland sedan. like new
or will trade for oprn ear, rear uf ggO
South Buston, Cedar s7aa,
FoR sAlE--rulsa "a' rs model, run,
$50 We wilt give you the car, Contra
| Garago. lls q Cheyenne. Osag,
! s96l.
Il FORD ROADSTER. now top. good tires
| tibO; easy terms. Lewis Marsh Corpor
alton. 1901 8, Main ST.. Usage ssIO.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-04
None Hurt In Dcraiimcnt.

ATLANTA, Ga. Jan. 9.---six sleep
ing cars OF the Royal Palm, crack
jacksonville Chicago train OF the
Southern railway were daratled
carly today near Jullette, Ga, as
cording to word received here this
morning. II was reported no passen-
gers were injured
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-04
ROOMS AND BOARD


HOTELS 10
Ia MONTE HOTEL
Rooms 7bo per night. t360 per week.
l0eh n. Main
ntTH
aOl East Third street
respectable HOTEL. for respect Abls
PEOPLE
Special rates for permanent guests
ST LOUIS HOEEIs-Curuer Fourth and
klgin, newly decorated and newly fur.
mshcd; special weekly rates, 81, -, 50
and f7
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-04
Nurses VIII Hold Meeting.

Members of the Nurses associa-
tlon In district No. 2 will hold their
regular meettag at the Y. w. G. A.
Thursday evening Mt Z o'clock. An
interesting program Is being pre-
pared. Il was paid.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-04
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Lost AND FOUND

lost AND FOUND u
LOST \ largo sliyor gray Perslan tom
cat 1873 u. Fifth or phone Cedar 1895.
sunday. Findef eAll rural N-h-a,
LOST LadyR brown purse saturday
night Reward. Osag" ttbT
LOST String Of dark red cut beads.
downtown. valrnble Usage s92'J. H"-
ward.
Lost silver cienret case at Convention
hall. Monday night Return 10 Nj
Carr. cedar 900.
lost silver fnoah bar. containing two
powder pufts and lip stick l9s, be
tween Bigin apartments aud Ohphcum
,nsSi'' ~.fd rsaSS :. 90 o."Ss '" 5,S5.i S95 ''" "
lost since New Years Eve. lEht yellow
1@sSr' fs,sr r.n S PsSns S1S'" G.ass sscY Ic"' RS
ward
Lost string OF dark. rcd cut beads
down town. valuable. Usage sS2-j or
LOST bunch of Reys on split koy rinE.
In postofflce or =. o, box. Reward n
returned to SOS Daniel Blds
Loot nattlesyillc road. suit box con
tanning mans su,,, & a - W. sh9nlsy Sfn-
boz 2a3, Guthrie, okla.
NOW THAT HUNTING SEASON MAS
CLOSED viii the perpon who has my
bird dos be kind enough 10 return him ?
lie ~ a iloweyn sotttr. black head and
ears, white stripe down conter ~ fore
head. lie was taken December 2tth
from my residence. No questions viii
be asked n returned. Liberal reward
for any Information leading tn his
whereabouts c. u. Pigo,t. COZ ~
QuanAh. OHaEs 69i2
REWARD for return nf Aifedale dog, lost
Friday night. Childa companion, will
Identity Call Osage aig0.
STRANEp or stolen, hay marc and horse
about i6 hands high. 900 or Lace
pounds. Notify Tom Wurthnm, 1910 y.
Olympia, West Tulsa
PURELY PERSONA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-04
FINANCIAL
OIL LANI,s NNn.ll

OIL LAMBS AMI -IFNSvs-,-
EXPERT drafting done bv -; VA
mani also oil we'll and other inn,,ueneed
developed. sll-M, World. ''0h'
EXPERi ENCED oil man will i,os---,---
operation Of developed pr0psrtie. hter
drilling wells Experienced In All ana
OF producing. S32-M. WorL. F"Aaoa
FOR SALE by owner. 2i0.acrc -i,-i--.
IN Franklin county. Kansas nv. ',s's as.
duclng wellsi equipped with new po1..
In hrst-class shape; in We.isvnli rsis
Lon Dletrlch OttaWa, Kan
FOR SAbE--New derrick lighting ig,.-
generator, klbs; also repair, buy -
sell second hand Moon, hyie Ns,ier"i
ron s1LE-on sccann, -, .,,--.--
ness, / want TO seIi ali my oii ousl.
leases in Rogers county, coverio,a ,Is.s s.s
than z, 900 acres. viii take p.r,kssg,s
and terms 10 right parties on baItses
&, II. uodbey, ClHremOre. Okla
ron sALE-s6O. lease. ,,,5
equipped 20 $40 feet. good f5r ssl
three TO five barrels per day seysrii
more sure. locations. Price iJnS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-22
65O4 LINCOLN DRIVE, 7Oxl9C

Three-story detached stone house. 13 rooms.
3 baths: garage: hot.water heat electric
lights. beautiful stone fireplace: must be seen
to be appreciated.
q. N. ANsiEY 1918 CHESTNUT ST.
GTN.--s80oo. formerly $1,000, 3.s,y.. semi
electric. hot-air heat finished in white and
lmahogany: within few minutes OF either train
or trolley; immediate possession.
OLD UNCOVERED stone house, out of re.
pair, containing rms: lot sOyl3o old
shade. in restricted section. This will appeal
to one with artistic architectural Ideas;
'ppli Ear av,,,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-22
nxAI EsrArr ron sAxN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In

SATURDAY. March 25. 3 r, NJ. on premises.
germantSwn and Willow Grcvs p,iae Easton
square Ros.yn station p n 81. !. square
Phiia. trolley. Route 40. ~ miles dlensid.
station; approx. 3 acres. With III q; street
selling at 5000 for 2O.ft. front lot: ,this
property particularly suitable for country
attractivo DWELLING. 10 rooms and bath, ali
convenience. electricity. gas KITCHEN: com,
pore porch.s. leach each sosia IT,, sissed and seresned;
garage for 3 cars 2 box horse stalls: 4 liv-
ing rooms for help; pipeless furnace. etc:
large poultry house, Dutch Colonial pump
house. srtesIsn we'll beaHt,fui, ,,l lawn; s go 60
ported shrubbery. fruit. berries; 9o-ft. diam
etsr lake fed by spring. etc. Send for COM
''e'' II. J. .DAaER. Agent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-22
WEST PlIILADELPHIl

8. w. COR. 18TH AND SKUNK SITS. U6UO
and 1bO2)--Hot-water heat, electric light.
rms. hath on % floor: fire business loca. ,
Sl7.OOO. VIM. c. Heyde 18th & Snyder ave
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-22
81 ACRES. EQUIPPED

ELECTRIC LIGHTS IN BufLDISGSj I
IS acres gently rolling heavy-crop produepQ
lpam soil. balance rich stream wat64ed
meadow: splendid stone house. rooms. ~
ook. large bank barn. lnc set outbuildi& -.
well fruited, line water supply. e!ec8te
lights throughout buildings: on fine highMIyi
creamery. easy drive X. r. town: fine 60
markets ADVANTAGES: owner unable to hal V
and II sold now will include young horU %.
y hogs. 20 laying hens, fine line faru1ho
machinery wagons. tools and all crops ADr
only $4,000 Oh reasonable terms with orrk
possession. -
EDWIN II. stout, Pcrlasic. Pa. "a
NnS tal rel
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-22
PENNSYLVANIA FARMS
CHOICE SMALL FARMS |

Within 90 miles from City Hall. Phil
-. ncres: gentieman's country seat; 1l-
dwelling, all convenlences: stable, POD
house. garage. fruit, old shade. run
brook: 2 minutes. walk to station; on
highway; price 912, 600 II
5 acres: stone dwelling, @ rooms. elec
gas. pipeless heater; garage. stable. ~
shade: orchard: on state highway near -
ton. price 10000. q
i5h acres: ideal for country club or soh
t0rium: 15-roorn dwelling. bath. heat, -:
water: beautiful grove, with running bnRl
stable, garage. poultry house: near SoUl
anlpton: price $4,000. "a
90 acres: near Lanshorne: frame dwell !
rooms: nice lawn. old shade, orchardGh
necessary outhulJings: price $500.
"a acres: u mile 10 sta tion on Newtown ~
splendid soil: southern exposure: 1Dfr8e,
dwelling, some Conycncnces; harm. poultl
house: variety % fruit. asparagus N ~
strawberry beds; price 97500.
90 acres; stonc-and frame dwelling. II roo
suitable for families. new barn. necssq9
outbuildinss: some woodland and FL
stream: best soil. u mic TO station; -
$lO,OUU; arrange for inspect ION, u
w. FORREST MAGEE E
~.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-22

NEW yEReEY-eEANuO41l
Fan Ma
EQUIPPED FARM NEAR PHI

60 ACRES. WITH $50 FRUIT TnnM|
Owner. called out Of state, greatly RI
price; about mile town and r. n. statioy
acres easily worked tiilage wood; It's
strawberries: good 2-story Groom ~
barn, 7 poultry houses. To close out h
poultry. tools. vegetables. seed, etc.
30 new illus. eataiog 1900 bargains. F1v
STROCT, FARM AGENCY. Inc, 1l22I
Land Title Bldg. Philadelphia. Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-22
$525O-25-ACRE FARM

I'nolI. 2" trans daily each way: suit con-
nr'er; o q buildings, possession. .--T
G. p PETERS 4 son. COS CHEsTNuT 81.
IANSDAbE district: a complete list:- ouP
man with auto will meet you TO shoWt
see me. WESTNEY, 203 Liberty Bldg.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-22

REDUCED TO $500

Z rooms: heated enc. porch: excellent To-
cation: heautifui fixtures: oarauotrv fcors
metal wea thor stripplngs: tiued screens and
other extras, l.. +. FIDDLER. Limekin
1870 APSLEY ST.--Thrce-story apartment
house: first and second floor apartments: >
rooms and bath cach third floor. rooms
and bath electric light: hot-water heat;
brick. garage rental ircomo from second
and third floor apartments exceeds entire
al N 7
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-22
x1AE HsrArr ron SALE

---------- CITY
10TH BELOW YoRK-rwo.story. rooms
and ssis %ssrsHY flfssf's sJs G.fsisSs EssFss sldz
nnans%sfHi %HisfsY sifsssSS ?y,so sss tss.Ssy as.sS BIDS
BARdAlN--six rms. bath. porch, basement
AppH g ses,s Saerts Ss SS s4SSs SSs
1900 RIGsk ss TseSs Gs5s Ts'ns Jos kss?
2sS7 n. 10th. Col 1921.
SIX scoS JosS % ssne s sss7 ss sS;s offs Ts
TIIREE-sTORY drg., strictly. modern;. Al
ssnS eifs main nswk % kshs s arg
1912 N. srI sT,..-stx rooms. bath. elec..
cord. lehman Ss snyasS. iiso Eris. TO sssss AS
90 HOUSES: :, stores I,.. and dwellings: send
'iE r. McPEXiS. taso24 rrankford ave.
18TH ST.. ~. i22s Corner StIles@H:-y.
nanss nss. 'ci Malsmsn: % n Y,s nsi w olrarS S ave-
s27 n. 2iTH-Threc story. Q bedroom. 2
Tnypp T Ss0d sa gnydes seSce SSe
AbspSssSy,p pGrsas; iSas Gsestnut ss nn' W'o' St
for 1sa store Nsss quinn sS os coam ss an:
SS ak. sale. % 5. Colder. Finance sids. I.oc @ 4eS!
2iia g. i9TH--Four bedrms.: good cond. !:
price r!sSs. John pelsser. 22d and Tasksr.
s'is soTAt Paul ssss ssss N splS 5s 81 ,ssoo $500
sSdTM st. essss ss ssEtHsfass Finance Rlas es
S kenSsi H. T. @ es aSs psrss sss 5s
BEAUTIFUL sr. porch-front dwe., main st..
$4,000. J: Moore. Somerset west Of 23d.
3i28 NJ JUDSON-7r,, porch. laundry; da ndy
home. .cunninshan. Ionsail ab. LehiKh:
OIL so%EARBBA 4 RBAs iSis 'ss'li Wsnas nn S. estate
.ioo. Edw ii" "draha@. az $. Broad.
2seS N, BoNsALL-Renpy:. sr.: $500 cash.
Cunninsham. Bonsall above Lehigh.
emo make " or Rssli ssss w. hi Tan,nssch
i'ts sSsS SES Fsa 3 g. Sf ps @Sirard I
1,aS order: ri $500 $500. QUINN. i@oia @ cS:amSls@ @ sy
.'Ss 5000. o. Wm. VIM sadlers Sons: n M isgs caiamSs:'
5O2 r. ALLEGHENY-Porch.. 4 bedrms;y Ell. /,
h..w. heat. Lafferty Bros. r 4 Allegheny:
Building Lots. Factory sites: Etc
BLOCK OF GROUND. s. Z. corner 32d ana
All , street improvements done; trolley on
Block ot ground north side Elmwood ave-. be-
'wesS !Gs a9S ssshsn ssss 2SGd 2SGa'f Ras
SITE FOR BUILDING OPERATION on
trolley line; 3 squares from Reading Il. II. :
27o q. on wister ST.. 173 IT. on olney ave. :
WAITER {. IoNGsTRErH 7o4 Bailey BID.
NJ. W. COR. MARTHA AND ANN STS.---
Large lot with 3 street fronts; good site
for factor% Or garage. Estate Of David NJ.
Hess,. 0Oa Walnut st.. st.
AlLEGuEHY AVE. and, p St. Fairhll
.. 7. CHALLENGER. wcstmont. n. J.
ser. nSG m fSHs f AZ
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-22
6-ACRE TOWN FARM

ALL rich truck SOIL easy rolling south4Sn
slope: 7-room stone and brick dwelling. WIN
gas and city water, electric lights II desirl:
l. minutes walk train. trolley depots: lie
town. 80 miles Phila.: only $4,000; S1A3o
cash: amazing value for quick buyer. II
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-22
$500 Gets lO4 Acres; Furniture

3 HDFSES, TI NT.Ni, HUIH FI.NS ~ Z
Mules. 1873 poultry Io hogs. gas enEt1a,
'hresher. full implements. vehicles. feed W:
here; on improved road. near II. r. town y
acres lime sol tIlagc. grows large gen@Al
crops: produced 400 bu. pota toes acre: strHlhn
wa'cred pasture. l5O apple, cherry tres;
other fruit: Ideally situated s.room hoy4e.
beautiful surroundings; good s5-ft. basent1nt
barn, poultry house. cider mill. other bu54d-
ings. TO settle affairs, sacrifice $500: n41y
S25OO needed; easy terms. Don't delay -
ing this GASSER SUOCkLEY. 113zB.
9th st. Reading Pa. n
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-22

sell; warnock o. nSaS Houle-
vii WaisaES ISs@' xsi&. IN c&ss.sSssss ~ \ -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-22

FOR SALE-Two adjoining farms OF - ~
81 acres. can be purchased separately ~
together: large stone buildings. fruit sh15
timber. streams through both farms. .macad Q
road (Butler drive) 1 mile East Amber y
tlon: half mile trolley: extra fine soil; b&si
!ocat for building sites or suburban holia
in this section. Particulars a
r. r. KEISEL *
ll3 Cove road Merchantvil'< n. J. @
As ACRES: desirable property, nicely st0a
ated 2R miles from Main Line p. r. y
station, - mile to new cement highw0f
81 one and frame house, rooms. pipeless ii
mace, electric lighting system, porch
lawn: barn for 10 head: plenty of fruit: u
Ler and meadow: rrice $1,000. III
J. II. THOMPSON
Membe: Phlla Real Estate Board ID
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-22
I88-ACRE FRUIT RANCH !

1000 FRUIT TREES u
Combination fruit and stock farm: mile 10
r r. station and town: ine frui. soiitsS
houses. large barns and 9uteldgs.: wood aAd
rihce REESE { LINDERMAN. EI&
Airy St. NOrr!stown. Pa.
GENTLEMAN'S country home on York road.
90 miles to Phila.. = m 10 to station, ~
acres. fine lawn. old shade. s-room stoae
house, bath hot-wa,er heat. good b4IT.
garage, beautiful location; only SH0Qo.
Il. G: LIGHTCAP l2s West st.. DoylestoWh.
Tel. gS NJ
CT. ESTER VALLEY; miles Devon-5S
good large stone barn: acres old timber:
orchard; stream; 5000 acre: an unusuatiy
NJ FROEEFlElD, Wayne Pa ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-22
NEW JERSEY FARMS
Xineland Poultry Farm. EouippeN

HORSE. COW. POULTRY INCLUDED !
Wagons, buggy. pows. harrows. cultivators
Included. IA acres productive soil. house n
rooms. large barn. poultry house. idealuv
located; owner must sell at once: sacrifice al
$4,000; cash, sl2OO. come at once or wri(o
for full Information Of this and free list az
"FARMS AT OWNER : PRICES" We nor
sonal!y inspect every farm and cover entiHo
Nineland tract and adjoining counties 10.
tween Camden and Atlantic CITY. r. 7
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-22

FOR ESTATE. semi-detached modern brick
dwelling, II rooms and bath. hot-watcr
heat, electricity. gas: all cOnvenienccs: Nj
condition; lot 4Oxi4O IT,: garage for 2 cars,
brings in SO per mo; real bargain at
$4,000; quick possession.
Fl j DAGER,
Amber, Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-22

OAK PARK HOMES
A beautiful home: living room l6xgO Oman
hreplscs, dining-room 1890, pantry, kitchen
laundry, bedrooms, bath. hot-wator heat
$40, 900.
Holiow-tile home; large living room fire.
place, large dinng-room, French Windows
sun parlor, sleeping rooms. . baths laLr.
dry, hot-water heat. private sporch, large
front porch, y acre In lawn. sl2. 600
Hollow-tile home; very attractive; living
room, open fireplace. French windows
sleeping rooms end bath, large porch, lawn
o. II. front by 200 IT., $500
Very attractive l0-room cottage; hot-water
heat garage, lot OF fruit, shade: S55OO
Examine these homes, compare them with
others at the same price, | GENERALLY giyr
more for the money. ! can help yu finance
Sr25 per month.
also sell large and small, farms. Write
ne your requirements.
HARRY RICHARDSON
100 SusluehnnIa ave.
I.nnylale, Pa,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-22
NORTH GIE<SJDE
NORTH WALES

ATTRACTIVE single 7-room dwE.: every
mod. cony.; To- I2OSl5g: pri"" $500
RenInser 4 Rcnn'nsGr. Glcnsde. Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-22
WOODBURY. HEIGHTS

MODERN l6-roo IN resideuuc, all large r, orns
hardwood finish and hardwood d0ors III
open hrepiSce gas watrr. eigctrciN -,
lawn, ahruhncry and shadp; right ut sIati,.If;
6i trains daily, For particulars apply 10
John Mayhem, owner, Woodbury. HeiIhts g. j
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-22
I'D & JACKSON SITS,
INVESTORS-33HG o.

houses. Direct from owner. Small amount
OF cash. Present rents reasonable. Good
reasons Tor selling. p 7aD Ledrer Otfira
The Lamar register., 1922-05-10
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO LEASE
STATE LAND.

STATE LAND.
Office of the State Board OF Land
Commissioners. Denver. Colorado. April
81. 1929.
Notice Is hereby given that Harty
Pilloud whose postorice address IL
Granada, Colorado. has made sppllca-
lion No. B-3sf6. to lease the following
described School Lands. situate in
Prowers County. Colorado. to-wit:
All OF Sec, SO. TWP. &c g.. Range &c
W.:tgrazing lease)A
Notice Is further hereby given that
all persons desiring to file an applics-
tract OF land must file same in this
office prior to May ~. 1922. as no other
application to lease the above describ-
ed lands VIII be considered after said
date.
GEORGE STEPHAN.
Register State Board Land Commrs
First Pub. April 26. 1922
Last Pub. May II. 1922
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: You
and each OF you will take notice that
the stockholders Of The True OIL Com
pany. at regularly called meeting for
he purpose. and more than Two Thirds
Of the stock voting. did vote to dis
solve their said corporation and close
up its business. Dated at Lamar Colo
rhdo. April 2sth. 1929.
D G. GREEN.
g. F. WILLIAMS. President
tsEALJ.
First Pub. May 10. 1929.
Last Pub. June II. 1929.
The Lamar register., 1922-05-10
NOTICE TO CONTRA ACTORS

Notice is hereby given that sealed
proposals viii be received at the Office
OF the County Clerk and Recorder OF
Prowers County. Colorado. until noon
of Tuesday. the 18th day of May. 1929.
for the driving OF Is steel IL beam pile
inches by 6 inches by so feet. aver
age penetration to be 43 feet.
And the driving of l56 timber sheet
pile 6 inches by IL Inches by 80 feet.
average penetration 23 feet.
And the placing of thirty-siN Inch
by 3 inch beam wales. Work to
be done on north end OF Lamar bridge
over Arkansas River.
All proposals must be accompanied
by certified check In the sum OF
$4,000.
A surety bond will be required of the
successful bidder In not less than 80
per cent of the contract price.
The right to reject any or any part
of bids IL hereby reserved.
For further Information apply to the
County Clerk OF Prowers County. Colo
rado. or Acting Resident Engineer.
Highway Department. First National
Bank Building. Lamar, Colorado.
By order OF Board OF County Com
mlssloners.
(SEAL).
JNO. w. PROVERBS.
Cnnnty CLARK
The Lamar register., 1922-05-10
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior.
U. s. Land Ofrice at Lamar. Colorado.
April IL, 1922.
Notice is hereby given that william
b. Foote. OF Caddos. Colorado. who. on
September %. 1920. made additional
stock raising homestead entry. No.
O27lO3 for l. n SEL of Section s. Town
ship 26 South. Range 49 West, 9Th
Principal Meridian. has filed notice of
Intention to make final three year
proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before Register or Re
ceiver. United States Land Office. at
Lamar. Colorado, on the Sth day Of
June. 1922.
Claimant names as witnesses:
James w. Pinnell. v. II. Goodrich.
f. l.. Baker. Thomas b. Kicks. all of
Caddoa. Colorado.
A. L. BEAVERS. Register
First Pub. April 10. 1922.
Last Pub. May "a. 1929.
The Lamar register., 1922-05-10
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
MONEY TO LOAN

We are now able to take care Of
your farm loans. Drop in and see us.
Taylor & Frick, Eli W. Gregg, Mgr.