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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-28

Pocket billiards rightly hold a high
place in the opinion Of Iiichm"ndcrs;
callahan last might at iaskins par
Tor is Il criterion. The first block
Was played in exactly an hour. and
vas a clean, wholesome exhibition
callahan was in prime form and took
tn" measure OF the former southern
champ. The second block viii hr
played tonight at tho Richmond Hotel
pariur and another crowded gallery
Will doubtless witness the exhibit
tion.
Tho fou! finish OF tho Rritton-
LEONARD match Monday night in Ten
Richards puuchhuwl. the Metro
politan Ncludrom.. has set TONGUES
wagering, and from tn" expressions
OF sport experts at the riNgsidc. Their"
OF most readers of the Communiuu'
that the affair MAS an incpt hit Of
taking. As one writer put it, 1t it
wasn't a fake, IL was shame to
waste Erittou : superb ShammiuE ana
Lccunrd's pretended mitigation"
There IS yet hope for followers Of
the colts The Athletics. as luwly an
aggregation as ever occupied IA cell
lar. hung up double victory ycStcr-
day. showing that tho old adaG" about
tho worm still holds true. l;ommcl
did tho iron man" stunt, although
going in as IL relief twirler.
Il is all right for tho mice to play
under proper conditions. hut Attic
trying dnatory tactics riEht under
the noses OF Judge Lands and rTcxy
Ieydlcr.
I.wn in tho Southern they hel!cv"
ID. a zoe FF
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clnnii.


'Bat FOR DanfOrth In ninth.
tBattcd for Lindsey In eighth.
Tran for ONcill IN eighth.
Score by innings: r.
81. Louis .............n0t 02l ors
Cleveland ............Ol0 700 p6S-o
Summary: Two-has" hits--Wti-
liams. Speaker. Jameson. Three
base hits Jameson. Mails Sacrl-
Louis. u: cleveland, g Base on halls
OF Wright, g. Mails. ?. Kcefc. .:
Lindsey. !; Ehl". >. Ii,E-on Wright
IN , tnone out In tiEhthD. NanEiider.
in la Danforth. . I'm ga Mails, . in
"a: koofa. in =: Lindsay. ; in 3
Ia: fhle. none IN /. Hit hy pitcher
by Mails 6icrh"rD. by Wrich. CSpeak
.r>. struck out-by Wright ny
tanfor,h. !. by Kocfe |. by Lindsay.
?: hy thle. / Winning pitcher
Lindsey. Losing pitcher -Vangi,dor
Impir"s-Chill and Connolly. Time.
2.i5.
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S PLAY FAUL7ZESSLY, BUT SUCCUDlB TO BATS or BUGS

both Wright and VanGrildcr from the
mound, enabled Cleveland to defeat
- Louis. . to {. in the second game
OF IN" series. The last three innings
were played in n drcnching rain.
TN Cleveland two runs behind in
NC eighth, Jameson triplcd with tho
bases fun.
Tho score:
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Totals ....... 3 ar Q
RATED for Ehmke in fourth.
iEnt'cd for lianeN In MIMI.

E0"r" by innIngs. r
Chicago ........nIl 3on MA
Detroit .... sOI ann nm
summary Two-haaa hi,s-Plun
Falk. Schalk, Johnson. Thr"n- ha : .
hits SChalk. Home -FIagstond
M"stil. Schnlk stolen Muv,n
Sacrit!c" Mulllgan Double plaNs
collins /" Johnston In Shn"ly. l..t,
on bases Chicago, 6. Detroit 8
i'as" on halls-pr Schunr . Hodge
Ehmk". 2: Colo. !: Hodge Tits
on Schupp. 3 in | inning. Ehrko. : In
'. hodge. In :. colo. In ; Win
ming pitcher tossing Mitch
o. Cole. Empires Evans and
Owens. Time. hours
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Connie Mnck sign. TvI,,.

:, Pi'lAlliLrllA, Jane Manage
Mack. "t the philadelphia American
announced today ~" signing a.,
"'urioN Ogden. pitcher. ~ swarm
NOR" college. walter Wolfe. former
Lebanon valley. pitcher. was rclc,k.I
TO N" Hartford club. OF Eastern
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Portsmouth.

Portsmouth 0ho nhn i0l- (;
Rocky Mount ........ COL nOn GO0-l
summary: Two-haso hits -NAlly.
Manning Fried. Winston, Iichl. Sac
rificc hit-Notcr stolen bases -Ba sh o.
ang, Goosetrco, StoInNr.nucr Left on
biSes--F Portsmouth @; Rocky Mount
Z Double play Ma aiming TO Goose
tree to Allen. StyuSs oNts.hy Man
ming. :: nv Hehl..t, >fise on balls
of Manning, , Of Hons 3 Time OF
game: 100. Umplros-Shafcr ana
Wright
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lml'lS ..... - ihN36 - o
AIWo out when winning run scored
Totals ... .tS . IL - -
Sa;tcd Tor NInsmjth in seventh
tBattcd far Mann in tenth

Score 10y innings Il
Cincinnati .iO9 ll2 nbi 600 !
81 Louis ..... iOn coo 20l onl .
sum mary. Two-base hits stock.
turns 90. farErav-. Lavan. schultz.
Gamer. Home -pauhcrt. iIar-
grave. stolen -Daubort. Sar-
rs'ccs-CaycueY ,2). Iavan. S;ock.
Schultz. Double plays Stock. Horns
ny 70 Fournier- Left on bases
Ilnc'nnatL :. =. Louis, II Bases
On balls off GiileSpie.l: on Marklc. :.
N Rsrtooi, struck out-hy nuak,
s hy MariS'c, 10. ~ Pfctfor. : Hits
or boak. in 2I-5 innings: Off
IN % innings: off GulcSpio i'm
:" 'huine. OF Narklc, II in II Ia
innings Winning pitcher rtcner.
Losing pitcher atarkle Umpires.
Hart and @ Day. Time. 1.iS
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NATIONAL LEAGUE


New York, .; Philadelphia 1Or,,
Ehmr called in sixth; second game
postponed, rniny.
Pittsburgh. 60; Chicago. I-s,
BROOKLYN. :. Isos,nn, g.
Cincinnati, =; It. Louis ~
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W il>nn.

rond. 3: Wilson. ; Th-ee-hase hits
Walters, Adams and Driver. Two
base Observation-Disclosures t2J. Quinn
ana WcaCer Base on balls-Cuiun.
3. Drivcr. J. Struck out-by Quinn.
inond. s: Wilson. 6. Double play
Maker 20 Crouch Hit ~ pitcher
Walters by Driver: Ramos ~ quinn
Wild NitCh-privcr an. Time o.
CRrle. i.9l. Irnire. Onrth.
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I'hiladrlphi,


Boston ,bn "A, o,n -
Philadelphia 40 oin a.. !,
S7uninarN: Two base walker
Collins Perkins Miller Jtona - 4.
Eurns. Walker. DuGan. stolen ba SO
1pSkHs. Sacrific" Johnston. Double
ay-iallowar. Young and Johnston:
on has"s-f'oston. {: phIladnInhia
Eases on balls--on Hoimach. . M
Ferguson 4? struck ou,-hy Heimach
3; ny Rommel |. by Ferguson, l.
hItS-on Heimach, ; in . "a Innings:
OF Narlor. in ala innings Of
E"mm"l. in , innings Wild pitch
rcrSuSon. Winning Pommel
1r.iinpircs; bineen and Hildebrand
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
philadelphia, i-G: Iinst"n. -.
Cleveland, a. IT. Louis, :.
Chicago. -: Dctroii. =.
Only three SHuIcs sUhcdulcd
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Mound One Weak Spot on Mayo Isle
Gossip Of Sportdom
Griffith May Leave Twirler Here
by EARLE
by EARLE LtTX

Errorless ball was again played by the Colts, also
eight hits which
son. usual
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-28

With team hitting eight times safely and fielding
perfectly there can be only for
fellow is swatting EN- just little harder Which, summed
that team stronger its weakest nosi
ton and. without pitchers, the fight hopeless
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Now York

6called. end Of siy'h)
summary: Two has" hits-Loslie.
Thr~@ base hit-Stcncol Homo run
Your e Sacrifice snyder Double
plaza Parkinson, Fletcher and Les
lie r'r!sch. Rawlings and Kelly. Left
on bases Now YORK 2; Philadelphia
J struck out-hy Douglas . hy
Huhhcl. l. Umpircs. Mccormick and
Sontclle Time III
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JAMIESON'S BAT WINS
LRv Assncin,cd rreas-l

CLEVELAND. OHIO. Juno 27.-\
siN-run rally In tho eighth Inning
h'r" today. In which tho Indians drov"
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Eatt"d for FlttcuScr I'm eighth.
Hatt"d for r"nuoCk In eighth.
-h"'ted Tor MAYNARD in ninth.
l'hilndcIphln

Philadelphia 600 oO1 o,r
summary: Two-hasc Perkins
VI Ter. Galloway. Pratt. Sacrifice
VI Ter Double play Burns ,unas-
SiSnl. Loft ON bHscs Boston. 6
,,hILhd".phia Bases on balls
h"mmei :: "ff pcunock. 4: or Fuller.
,on, struck out-hy rcnnock. 2:
ny k"nm"i. ;. Hits-om Pcnnock
~ innings OFF Fullerton. 2 in
inning. Hit by pitchcr-hN romnnal
'Mtnosky). by Fullerton. / Dykes.
Losing pitcher rcnnock Umpirce
blnc"n and Hild"brand Time -
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.Anpnlnrhlnn Innrus

Ifh"n"vlIe, 2. Knoxville. 4.
Hrls'ol. Is. Johnson civ al.
"E"iHrd. k!rgSrort. II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-28

Checvcs. ? Struck oUt-hy Cooper,
by Cheevcs. by Jones. !. ii!ts-
off Chccvcs. in Ola innings. off
Jones. ; in 22-a innings. III, by
pitcher by Ch"oves. tTrHN NOrb
Losing ritChcr-Chccvcs Impircs.
wilson and klom. Timc. l.i3.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Wilson. 2; Itichnond. -
I"rtsmouih, ii Rocky Mount. I.
NorIoIk wort News, wei
grounds.
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MOCULS SEE GAME

tBr Associated Prcssl
NJ oRk, Jun" 27.-The New
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-28

Owner w. b. Bradley is striving improve the Rich
mond mound department. He is up against hard proposi-
ton which he himself admits The part June is no
time to out in search seasoned reliable hurlers and
nobody knows that better than Mr. Bradley However he
hopeful that an S to Clark Griffith and Connie Mack
will be futile.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-28
STANDING or cIrn.

WHEI,E THEY rIAI TODAY.
brooklyn Mt B"ston
fhllndclphin ~ New York
Pittsburgh at ihicnpo
only games scheduled
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sTANDINc OF CII.ns

WIIEHE THEY pIhY TODAY
Chicago mt Detroit
New iorL ut WnshinEton
H"st"n ~ Ihi,adr Iph IN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-28

Washington will be entertained on Friday
afternoon the island Senatorial courtesy demands that
Grif do something in the returning the
his card in the shape of winning finger would be vel
con indie
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STANDING or CLrHs.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Richmond Mt Wilson.
Newport News at Norfolk
fortRmouth at Rocky Mount.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-28

T0'AIe ~. ....40 8 II q 10 3
'ba''"d 'ur Alexander In seventh.
Rated for Kaufman in ninth.
Snor" hv innings Il
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-28

previous good record. will follow an
attnCN on an umpire. President John
u. Martin announced yesterday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-28

I.wn in tho Southern they believe
tn" world SAT" for tho jumps. !
thir'y-day suspension. regardless of
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-15
kINCAID

Mrs. E. A. Williams was visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Williams
Saturday evening.
Wilbur and Lee Ann Reeves was
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Hays Nor
ris one evening recently.
Carson Davis was visiting his
father, James Davis. one evening
recently.
Moses Jacobs made a business
trip to Morgantown one day last
week.
Ben Corbin was a business Wis
itor at Moses Jacobs one day last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Gwyn was
visiting at Morgantown Saturday.
Mrs. E. A. Williams, Mrs. Ruth
Williams and son Ralph we're Wis
iting at Lewis Williams recently.
Lewis Williams was visiting at
the home Of Walter Williams Sun
day.
Mrs. William Miller of Browns
Chapel was buried at the Miller
Cemetery at a10 O'Clock Monday.
Laudia. Phillips was visiting
Nancy Glen tone day this week.
James Davis spent the week end
with friends at Fairmont.
Theodore Robes was at Fairmonr
one day last week on business.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-15


the forrnatfonofth ne NationaILay-
mems Council. With ~ Free
manSof Denver Isl genera1 chair
man. and among Its members ~
Sdreds OF Baptfst1aynens who have
answered the call @no fora week
OF service or for year OF ser
vice, but for a life Of service"
Among the questions of policy
determined upon during the year
Doctor Aitchison mentioned the
return to a basis of distribution OF
funds based upon a survey, COM
piled by the denomination.
Through this policy each organ
ization cooperating with the gen
eral board of promotion at the
end OF the five year period OF the
campaign will receive its pro rata
share Of all distributable funds col
1ected.
Doctor Aitchison reported 4,74s
bookings of Northern Baptist mo
ton pictures during the year THE
aim Of the stereopticon depart
ment is to bring together u
churches and the work Of our va
rious MISSIONS he said.
One Of the chief features of. the
year has been the emphasis on
personal evangelism. it was stat
ed.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-15
If Women Only Anew

What a Heap of Happiness 1t Would
Bring to Fairmont Homes
Hard to do housework with an
aching back.
Brings you hours of mis- Try at
leisure or at work.
If women only knew the cause
that
Backache pains often come from,
weak Kidneys.
'Twould save much needless woe.
Doan's Kidney Pills r for weak
Kidneys.
Read what a Fairmont citizen
says:
Mrs. H. w. satterfield, 2o1 Dia-
mont ST., says: "Some time ago I
was troubled with backache and
kidney weakness If 1 stopped, i
5becams SO weak I could hardly
straighten and the action of my
kidneys worried me. Most Of the
time I felt tired and depressed. My
family had used Doan's Kidney
Pills with good results, so de-
cided they might help me. After
using a few boxes, I was rid of
the trouble. I am glad to say a
few words in favor of this good
kidney remedy"
Soc at all dealers Foster-Mil-
burn Co., Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-15
BAPHSs FACING
FINANCIAL TASK
EAithison Declares Economic
Depression Worst Ever
Experienced.

Indianapolis. Ind, June IS
Northern Baptists are confront
ed with "a stupendous and perplex-
ing financial task" but they are
at the verge of depths Of Chris
tfan experience and heights of vic
tory hitherto unknown" Dr.. John
Y. Aitch:son, direct of the general
board of promotion OF the North
Eern Baptist Convention told the
meeting of that denomination to-
day.
In the third annual report OF
the General Board OF Promotion,
he reviewed the years activities
Of the denomination. which has
approximately 1,5OO. 5000 members
and $500 churches. outlined ques-
lions OF policy and gave the pres
ent status Of the New World Move
ment. campaign.
eOur receipts for the yea ag-
gregate 800, 0OO," Doctor Aitch-
ison stated. "The year Just closed
marks the highest record yet at
tanned by Northern Baptists iu
gifts TO missionary, educational
and benevolent objects. with the
single exception of the fiscal year
~H192O-21. Compared with the
objective we set before us for the
year under review. the outcome
is. far short of our actual needs
Let it be remembered, however,
that we have not yet emerged
from the worst economic depres-
sion that we have experienced in
a generation. We may go forward
with confidence, believing that as
economic conditions improve, the
financial distress of our denomin-
alton will be mitigated."
Doctor Aitchison said that
money already paid in on the five
year New World Movement cam
paign of Northern Baptists. enter
ed upon April 1, 1919, now totaled
$27,405, 672.35. Owing to the pre-
valent economic depression, the
obtaining Of new pledges and the
collection on pledges already made
had beaen carrid on during the
last year in the face Of extreme
difficulties, he stated.
He laid emphasis upon the part
women of the denomination had
taken in the campaign, declaring
that they we're. first to respond
adequately to the challenge of the
crucial conditions which confront
ed u.s."
He mentioned as one Of the sig
n%ificant happenings Of the year,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-15
Glad He Picked
lis Stomach Remedy
aRats&Stomach in Fine Condition
Ends spizzyaSPeIls, Nervousness
Headaches and Makes You
%#Sleep Well.

Injudicious eating causes acute
6naigestion, gas acidfty, heaviness.
andsssourssto mach-sometime the
Observation-Disclosures the dread
~aIfeeling of$near ~suffocation.
IsnstgitWorth something to know
eiaremedysthat will stop this dis
tress in q few minutes-quicker
hananything else you can think
tsts ~ j, +tra
This5lsno Scomn1on stomach rem
for#it took years Of time to
combine Pepsin with the other eff
8fectiYe agents that make Dare's
AGenthaSPepsin so good that the
worst cases of indigestion and gas
tritis and other chronic stomach
ailmentssar speedily overcome and
the mostabadIy deranged stomachs
aresnnade clean strong and healthy.
Calvin Di1ks Of Alloway, N. j..
mansSof few words, knows this
forhswrites entirely rid my
old $catarrhal condition
stomach with Dare's Mentha-
Iepain- 4.,es
mater what your stomach
StroubIe#is|getEa large bottle for
SI00#todag at Fortney Drug Co or
druggist anywhere. with the
distinct Notwithstanding that If it
6oesnst@do you the world OF good
Yen none will be returned.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-15

can Baptist Foreign Mission So
ciety, serving the denomination on
foreign fields. These are assisted
by more than 1000 preachers.
teachers and other helpers in the
ten fields where the work is locat-
p6 iE+t
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-06-15

The cows in the herds Of your Home" Dairynnans are re-
gularly inspected and every safeguard provided to pro-
tectyour milk supply. You receive fresh MIXED milk,
bottled early the same day of delivery.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-01

ono ot tho bcst b-rpom buys iu rulsa.
l1iUu lot good well ~ water. chchp
p'NIur stwcr pan out garage. close 10
transportation N'tl rell ON easy terms.
CON 10 4. turrIsf OrHFe tt2s
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-01

UPTOWN RooMINd HOUSE
2+-room roominR house, completely
furnished. VIII sell at bargain,
on account OF the death OF the
owner. 81 1000 cash will handle
deal. terms on balance; one of the
best locations IN the city. Lips
COMB Real Estate 4 Loan Co, 200
New Ault BIDS. Usage 553e.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-01
Personal Property
UOiTSEUOID CoODs

-FOUR ROOMS Of furniture. almost new,
for sale or will trade for Ford. Osage
bsSa.J.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-01

- ., si,i.ftsR and typist or PIX. op.
pooNN ',,.isbeg position. Can furnish good
sstI,i11pres. five years experience can
usage ai52-l.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-01
Real Estate for Sale


BROADMOOU RARGAIN--tI5O cash.
must sell practically new, cast front
bungalow slg rooms. throo bedrooms on
south, beautiful decorations enamel
work aud electrical fixtures oak floors
nets. nice mantol unusually large base.
mcut garage and drive, house ia boxed
and storm sheoted aud Of extra heavy
construction throughout, lot 5uNl5O,
close to school and car limo. one 81 the
incest restricted residence locations 10
town. Price Tor immediate sale $4,000.
can cedar 1891.
CHEYENNE, ~. llGs-By owner, two.
story % beautiful residence district;
two.cRr garsFe aud servant quarters;
81 900; reasonable terms can be ar
ranged; possession at once. Usage hsl9'
EIGHT ROOM. 2.st0ry homo IN highly re-
trictcd residence district. A taro bHrga n
~ lii.OOO. II Is q pleasure 10 show this
- you. Call NJ. W. Turner. Usage
Gi02,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-01
Financial

FOR SALE or trade, furnishings Of a is-
room apartment, close In. Phone Usage
1l91
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-01
nnIsEs EnR sAI.I

$500 CASTILLO per month. buys 20 dandy
t.rupm buuAlloN. ON tl" paving. Gloss
Geo school. cor line aud iIincy. two rire
rorDhrr, fuiI lot for 500, which n
loss thuu root Don't overlook this, but
call cedar .sg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-01
Real Estate for Rent
mnisIA InIl IiINI

not SIS ron RENT -
/ MARCH i0. Fuur.room house, iuuduru,
we'll iargo yard. years. lease. l,2, IS.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-01
Personal Property


SODA FOUNTAIN and showcases located
DCNol. oklahoma, must be moved soon.
Write or wire GrosmRn Fountain co"
Dallas Texas
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-01

LANDS AMI FARMS ioR sALr az
ARkAN-AS

20 ACRES. 20 In cultivation. 10 acres
tame erase, 10 acrcH good timber. ono
mile from main highway. one mile ~
school, mail route. family orchard. good
room house. barn. smokehouse, hon
house 20 acres fenced, good spriur,
three acres bottom land, Price g.. 900.
VIII trade Tor Tulsa property or room-
INK house. Anna 4. Muster, Jlb Secure
iN Hidg Phone Usage 2gGt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-01
Real Estate for Rent
HATS Am ApNNTMTNT,

or RENT-Au attractive apartment,
four rooms aud sleeping porch, close
in. Otnga sItG.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-01
MONTANA
MISSOURI.
NEW MEXICO
cArrLn RANCHES ron SALE

| am owner Of four well fenced ana wst-
cred cattle ranches In Santa Pc county,
near Santa re. the capital OF New
Mexico. one contains 5000 acres, ono
$1,000 acres, one $4,000 acres and ons
$4,000 acres, the latter two adjoining.
VIII sell one or more of these ranches,
rus-rvlsS one fourth ~ oil rights. want
90 deal direct with buyer. Price from
s. TO $3.50 per acre. Also own $50
acres irrigated land in srterian belt.
AlRmosa county, Colo, at il25 per
acre; viii divide N too large. Also
grazing lands in Chase county Kan,
for sale. Address
b. y. pANKEY.
owner
Santa Re, New Mexico. ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-01

WANT LoT-Cioss TO school and street
car line. Have tho cash. iit w.
BRADY.
WE ARG In the market for a good corner
lot, not on tho paving and not over
$1,000. Kendall preferred. Abbott a
Wolch. Osnge lGGi.
WI HAVE BUYERs II your price Is
right. Abbott a Welch. Usage 1851.
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ClRCUMVENTlnG TO0DlEKlNS.
By RDl.I.IN l.INDE. HARTT.

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