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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-08
TO STAGE PLAY AGAIN
u. q. u. u. Band VIII Present "rhc !
Man Outside" M Sapulpa at
500 "Wednesday Night

. Tho mystery play "Thc Man out
side" which held tho small but APP
preCiatiyc audience at Convention
hall Monday night mystificd and en-
thralled uutil the very end, viii be
presented again Wednesday uight ot
S.30 at the 81. Dennis thcater 900 Sa-
pulpa, 10 was announced Tuesday.
Tho plot contors around Gilbert
Elton, bank cashier and Miss Alice
Ashton the bankers daughter. The
bank owned by Andrew Ashton is
robbed of several thousand dollars
and o detective Charlcs Frye, is
hired ia solve the mystery Several
years before, Fryc's sister had been
mystcriously murdered and when
the detective finds loCkCt aud
chain that formerly belonged To- his
sister living beside the robbed safe,
he Immediately arrives to the con-
clusion that the person who mur-
dcred his sister also robbed the safe.
The play then involves the hunting
down of the robbcr and murderer.
Gilbert Elton, the cashier Is pgr-
travcd I'm n forceful way by j. #.
Kirkland, local musical comedy pro-
Queer The part OF Andrew Ashton
Is taken by Dr. G.. NJ. kimnall Miss
Edgil Brown akos the part Of Ash
toms daughter Charles Frye, the
detective. is ably portrayed by Jack
Hawkins.
The u. O. *. X. band of 30 pieces,
under whose auspices the play Us
being presented. viii give concert
inside the theatcr before the show
Wednesday night. A street parade
Will also be held.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-08
CASE STILL HANGING FIRE
Irving PlaCc Suit Has Not Yet Pas
ss.i the Preliminary Stages,

The injunction against the city
officials, sought by irving place
property owners, who claim that
paving costs which are about TO be
assessed against their property are
excessive or cNorbitant, iS SIN
hanging fire. Hearing on the appli-
cation was begun two days ago hc-
fore Judge Redmond =. Cole. The
city dads are at present restrained
from passing the assessing ordinance
and IL Judge Cole rules tavorably TO
the complaining residents the dads
viii be placed under u temporary
injunction.
All OF Monday afternoon cow rl
on both sides wrangled over the
meaning Of the city paving ordi.
nance and the same wranglc was
continued Tuesday afternoon. when
court adjourned at o. clock Tues
day night, Judge cole announced
that he would further hear the case
at . o'clock the next morning. II Is
believed that he viii then make his
ruling. lie said that he wanted to
look over a certain higher court
rulings In cases resembling the lrv-
ing place Injunction.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-08
Error in Statutes
Nuiiifies Holiday
For State of Kansas

HUTCHINSON, Kan, Feb e.
Here's sad news for tho banks
and public office holders OF Kan
sHs.
They've got to work an extra
day this month despite the fact II
Is q normal February with only
2S days. It's this way
Tho Kansas legislature years
ago passed law designating Ian
coins birth anniversary ae a legal
holiday la the state, but the law
nuvCr became effective. according
To Senator T.. bumunt Smith, who
ts e member Of u committee Of
Kansas lawyers appointed by tho
supreme court tn rcVisc ana Cudify
the statutes. The statutes are
plain In Stating that "a measure
must designate when II hcCames
effective because some laws take
effect when published In the Off
vtal paper ond uthors when the
statute book is printed Tho act
making Liucolu's birthday legal
holiday never stated whom Il be-
came effective.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-08
Packard Touring Car
Is Returned to OIUner

A confiscation proceeding brought
against the Packard touring car
which the four special deputy sher-
ifs seized a month ago when they
arrested five men with IS gallons
OF corn liquor was denied by n
county court jury Tuesday. The jury
by It's verdict instructed that the ear
be returned 10 Charles O'DOnnell,
interpleader who claimed that the
car belonged to him and not TO the
men who were caught with the
liquor. One OF the men arrested was
Buck" Buchan. O'Donnell claimed
that he had ordered Buchan TO sell
the car and that Buchan had taken
II for that purpose. O'Donnell de-
MED that he knew il was being used
in the transportation OF liquor.
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LEGAL.

D'ublishcd ,n tho Tul-p DaIIy World Feb
ruary y, o. s. @. 10 1885, World Publish
ing company. puhlNhaT1
NOTICE ron NEARING OK ASSESN.
MBNTN FOR PAVING IN STREET
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NuMBER
3A2, CITY DF TULSA, OKLAHOMA:
In compliance with the resolution ~ the
board VI commissioner adopted on the
aist day vt January, 1879, notice ls herobv
given that the Hoard Of Commissioners ~
tho Cttv OF Tulsa, Oklahoma, has oHam
ined the estimate ana Abatement OF tho
city engineer Hs 20 the amount 90 tho
cost OF the Nibfolithio concrete pavement
which should be assessed against the hbut
ting property, the property benefited and
other property labl0 to assessment ana
the owners thereof IN STREET I'M
pRONEMENT DISTRICT No. 3i2, which
includes tho following described portions
of streets tG-wit.
LATIMET STREET from the Fast
line Of boston Avenue TO west line Of
Cincinnati Avenue.
And said hoard uf com miHsioncrs has by
resolution duly approved the aforesaid
statement and estimate Of the tcity engis
ncer and has determined 10 asseus the cost
~ tho improvements In said district
against N" abutting property, the property
benefited aud other property liable 10 ne-
g"gsmont, ana the ownctH thereof aH fol
lows to-wlt.
KIRKPATRICK HEIGHTS ADDITION.
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STATE GETS FIVE
MILLION IN LOANS
War Finance Funds Aid
Materially in Solution
of Farm Situation

OKLAHOMA CITY, Feb. Five
anon dollars in war finance funds
,.yo been brought into Oklahoma In
.ho form Of agricultural and live
,ock loans according to announce
-,.,t tonight by the Oklahoma COM
,,t,tee Of the war finance corpora .
,,on APPROXIMATELY half this
,,rouri has been loaned to Okla 20
boma banks for the relief of their
,ortnor customers by the Oklahoma
'or,inittoo and the balance has been
,5yapced direct TO the oklahoma
co,ton Growers association, It Is
gsted The total is rapidly increas-
inr loans being approved by the
,5mmittce 40 the rate of a quarter
~ million dollars week.
cuisines interests Of tho state
,speraly appear not to fs'ly an
.,sfiate the value OF these war f..
5snn. loans said r. +. Martin, mem
hsr(R the Oklahoma committee. to-
I,iG Two hundred or three hun
dred thousand dollars of outside
money brought into a county is go
inr TO make business better for ev-
aybody
-rfve million dollars In war fin
srce loans have been brought into
oklahoma from the outside-two
and half million in loans made
through the oklahoma Cotton
Growers association. This vast
um Of money is going a long way
toward keeping Oklahoma's agricul-
ural and commercial interests on
thelr feet"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-08
FIREMEN'S DANCE TONIGHT
Ninth Annual BAH VIII BE Held at
Convention Hall at % O'clock.

M old fashioned waltz and nov
|elts dance IN which prizes will be
|ofSfed for the best couple, will fea-
|tul the ninth annual fireman's ball
which is 70 bo given Wednesday
night at Convention hall. starting
promptly nj o'clock.
A gold and silver flower vase for
the lady and a pair of gold cuff
links 20 the gentlemen are the prizes
sdonated respectively by the Peoples
Trading company. 211 South Main
street, and the Boswell Jewelry COM
pany, 3Oj South Main street, for the
best waltzing couple. A pair of
ladies' shoes donated by the Cinder-
lla Shop, 40S South Main street,
AID q pair of mems shoes from
Bowen, Reed q Stewart shoe store.
sOi South Main street are offered
for the best couple in the novelty
dance
The proceeds from the dance will
20 into the firemen's relief fund.
lack Rreen. master mechanic at
program committee, announced that
the ticket sale had been good and
| that large crowd is expected.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-08
You Tell The World

JIM HARRIS, chairman of the
republican state organization, IL
convaiescing at his home in wa knn-
er from n To-day seige of the grin
according to word Just brought b,.
his sister, Mrs. Peter peichman.
from short visit to Wagner. Mrs.
Deichman Is a part OF the party or
ganl1ation which her brother heads.
as she was recently chosen for the
second time republican committee.
woman In precinct No. IS.
VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURAL,
directors and Smith-Hughes workers
in schools Of Tulsa county plan to
attend almost to a man the meeting
OF the Oklahoma society for voca
tional education Thursday i'm Okla
homa city I'm connection with the
oklahoma Educational association
meeting, according to j. S. Malone.
county farm agent. Those from the
vicinity of Tulsa scheduled 10 20 are
o.. A. Giles Of the Sand Springs high
school II. Il. Bilycn of Owasso and
c. l.. Bunyard o' Bixhy.
~
a MEETING OF ALL committees
having to do with the Holden short
courses to be held here February
20 and 23 is scheduled for Friday
evening Of this week at the Union
consolidated school of Alsuma by J.
;. Malone, county agent.
THE LINCOLN MOTOR COM
pany OF Detroit Mich, through it's
local dealer, Ray l.. Sturm, an
nounces reductions on all models OF
the Lincoln automobile Of from $500
to $1,000, effective at once. This
reduction is in line with the state
ment made by Henry Ford that he
would build a quality car at the very
lowest price. Sturm has received
word that volume production on the
Lincoln car started Monday and all
orders will he taken care of with the
very best care This announcement
coming after the sale of the Lincoln
factory to Henry Ford Saturday has
caused quite lot OF excitement In
automobile circles
THE AUXILIARY to the Amerl-
can Legion will hold it's February
business meeting, the second busi-
ness meeting of the year. Wednes-
day night In the Junior Chamber of
Commerce rooms adjoining the Mu-
nicipal auditorium.
THE IDEAL GIRL AND HER
Standard OF Hospitality" will be the
subject of an address by Miss
school Y. w. C. A. next Tuesday
afternoon. Hospitality will be dis
cussed by Miss Mullen. who is high
school instructor, as to its spirit,
place and influence.
EUGENE MILLER, for many
years manager of the Oklahoma city
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-08
COMPILING NEW DIRECTORY
All Residents Asked To Supply POST
office with Proper Addresses.

The first move in the work Of
compiling n new postoffice directory
was made Tuesday when blank cards
were sent TO every resident in Tulsa,
according to Omer Is. Benedict, act
ing post master. The cards are to be
filled out with the proper names
and addresses ana returned TO the
postoffice.
Benedict, will expedite the delivery
of mail In that II will save work of
handling and rehandllng on the part
OF postal employees &nd will other
wise eliminate much delay now cX-
perienced There are an average
Of 800 changes OF address received
daily at the postoffice, Benedict
says. This is "a larger number than
received by st. Louis which handles
n much larger volume OF mail
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-08
DECLARE DIVIDENDS
Kingwood OIL Company OF Okmulgcc
Pays 50-Ccnt Dividend ON
Its Common Stock.

Special 70 The World
OKMULGEE, Feb. The King
wood Oil company Of Okmulgee to-
day declared a cash dividend of so
cents on each share of common stock
held. The dividend is payable
February 10. The total amount of
dividends 20 be paid amount to
s6s7,320. Eighty-five per cent Of
che stock Is held in Okmulgee.
The Kingwood oil company Is one
OF the Oldest and best established d
companies in the Mid-Continent
field and the declaration OF divi q.
dend will help the OkmulgNe district
In great measure.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-08
PREPARE FOR DEFICIENCY
mouse Committee Ready To Take Up
Needs OF L, 8. Departments.

NAshlNGTON, Feb. 7.--Prepara-
lg, lgh ot a deficiency appropriation
o,,l VIII be begun shortly by a sub
gounIltee OF the house appropria-
.oas committee, Chairman Madden
S-,ssoaheed WY today. The measure. he
~, VIII be ready for the house in
- TH weeks and passage expedited
og!slleVe urgent deficiencies in vari-
W government departments.
As'iinates totalling s1s0,704,2s1
~, H.,e been transmitted by President
r.aIing sn..i.g Tor the ub-committee's s
tuGussia9eration. ~ Accompanying Mr..
-. ,..'g,hs n letter was one from Bud
g. &. Director Dawes giving in detail
,@s ,as, nsecS OF l I departments and bu-
,ions, | .h Whleh had requested addi-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-08

Association of Credit Men, died
Monday lie was not only well
known among the business men ana
wholesalers OF oklahoma, but was
also well known nationally and had
4 wide circle OF friends that will
deeply mourn HE loss.
OFFICERS Will. BE elected and
other routine business transacted
Wednesday night when the Tulsa
Credit Mems association holds it's an
nual meeting in the Y. NJ G. A. r..
B. Moran, manager OF the central
exchange bureau Of the National As.
ISOLATION OF Credit Mems associa-
tions, will be the principal speaker
on the program. A special invita-
tion has been sent out to all firms
affiliated with the local association
OF credit
AT THE MEETING Of the Rotary
club at noon Wednesday IN the
Hotel Tulsa officers for'thc ensuing
year will be elected. The campaign
has been n spirited one and unusual
interest has been aroused.
DIVORCE PETITIONS flied Tues
day: Elizabeth Angelo against John
J.. Angelo, Mary Schul against
Claude T.. Schul; opal Blankonship
against Emmett Blankenship: Viola
Straub against A. ]. Straub; william
s. Dunmorc against Addie Dunmore;
Gladis Ring against Frank Ring;
Blanche Sittncr against Alfred Sit.
tner: Roberta Clinton against Melcic
Clinton; Charles Il. Riddel against
Barbara Il. RlddeL
TIE OLIVER DRUG STORE. 1lG
East First, was ordered closed In a
temporary injunction issued Tuesday
by District Judge Vatican Biddisor.
Application for "A padlocking order
was made by the county attorney at
the instigation OF Police Officers ID.
Il. MOnd!er and Ned Gritts, who
sworc that in raid two days ago on
the place they seized a. pint OF
Jamacla ginger and disclosed a
plant" used for secretlng bootleg
jake. Lawrence Freeman and Henry
Wade were named as owners of the
store.
THE CITY or TULSA was made
defendant in s15,2S4 damage suit
filed Tuesday in district court by
George A. HolbroOk, who claims
damages for injuries which he says
he received October "a of last year
when ]. w. Whitney. superintendent
ran into a car i'm which Holbrook
was riding. The alleged collision took
place at Brady and Denver. Hol-
brook claims that Whitney was vlo-
lating city ordinances and driving In
a reckless manner.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-08
CHARGED WITH RiFLING MAIL
Two More Ardmore Carriers Held
for Trial by Federal Court.

ARDMORE, Feb. 7.--Hirschel
Eschman, 10, and Leste. F. White
23, Of Ardmore, were arrested by
federal officers late yesterday
charged with rifling mail and dis
posing OF checks which were said TO
have been taken from the letters.
They are being held In county Jail
pawaitlng trial before Commissioner
G. A. Spaulding.
Two other mail carriers were ar
rested Saturday on charges Of hay
ing tampered with mail entrusted 10
their care.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-08
PREMIER OF ULSTER BALKS
Craig VIII Hold No More Confer
ences with England: Stands Firm.

LONDON, Feb. Sir James
Crslg premier OF Ulster, announced
lhis evening that he would hold no
further conferences with the i'm
perial government. but would stand
iiTm on his letter to Premier Lloyd
George yesterday.
Ia this letter. he said Ulster would
lslst on the application OF the terms
oi the government OF ireland act OF
wy unless boundary adjustments
could be made through mutual
agreement.
The Resembling OF the northern
permanent has been postponed until
March IL.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-08
slnndcr suit DIsmIs.cl

NEODESllA. Kan. Feb. TIL,
$4,000 slondcr suit hroupht by Mrs
Ada Natter Burt, formerly teach
cr IN the Ncodcshn city schools
against v NJ Listuu superintendent
OF schools, has been dismissed in dis
trict court yesterday ON motion of
the plaintiff. The plaintiff first
asked for q continuance and when
this was denied asked for dismissal
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-08
BILLET ELECTS OFFICERS
Claire Murreu VIII Head Tulsa Or
raniIatIOn for Coming Ncar

Claire Murroll was chOSep head
Tulsa Billet OF the American WOm-
ems Overseas league during the
coming year at the annual election
Tuesday night in the Y. W. c. A.
Helen Sheehan Is vice commander.
Josephine RQthhammer secretary
treasurer ana Mabel Marsh historian,
while to the executive committee
were elected Eleanor Waslelcwski
and Margaret Hannah.
The billet voted TO continue itA
program Of service for war veterans.
II was decided TO hold sessions hence
forth In the homes OF members tho
first Monday evening OF each month.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-08
Sands suspect Proves Abb.

ELkO, New, Feb, 1.-TWO men,
one OF whom was suspected Of hav-
ing been Edward F. Sands, wanted
in Los Angeles in connection with
the murder OF William d. Taylor
were taken into custody here today
Both have convinced officers they
are not the man wanted, having
documents to substantiate their
claims to other Identity.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-08
Garland Trio in philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. t.
Charles Garland OF Boston, who a.
tracted nationwide attention by his
refusal to accept a million dollar
legacy left him by his father and
who more recently figured in con-
nection with his alleged soul mate 70
arrived here today with his wife. by
strange coincidence, Miss Lillian
Conrad, Garland's so-called spirit
ual pal" is also in this city on a
visit to her father.
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Mltchell,s Widow nies.

MOUNT VERNON, ". Y. Feb. T.
Mrs. katherine O'Rourke Mitchell
widow Of the late John Mitchell
long president Of the United Mine
Workers Of America, and az tho
time Of his death chairman OF the
state Industrial commission, died al
her home here today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-08
Wirsless Conference Called.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 7.-Presi-
dent Harding today instructed Sec
retary OF Commerce Hoover to call
a conference OF wire experts to dis
cuss the need for wave lengths re-
strictions and other matters affect =
ing the use OF radio in the United
States Army and navy radio en-
gineers and commercial wireless eX-
perts will attend the conference.
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AUTO SALVAGE

2l5 \. Second 81. Phone osaro 37Gl
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SluDY THE BIBLE IN SCHOOL
,S'S T' Is Non-Sectarian and Pro.
r Improvement OF Students,

LINCOLN, Neb.. Feb. l.-Public
'ocre.. ~oois OF University place, an aris-
,sken ~ suburb OF Lincoln, have
.Srbtu-p ~ course of Bible study.
schaoi course says A. j. Dixon,
trlr, ,s supeflhtendent OF that dis
,ars, Is hon-religious and non-sec-
faps ~ viii promote no creed or
ifl.,,..,I.h instructors are forbidden TO
y, T,iW truths Of the Bible. We
oet,s-' ''t5llclng the course to make
ssors, ehFis'lans, just as we study
msilciss 10 make better mathe-
eenssr, course was adopted with the
the sd,sot ot inc school board and on
spsS we we OF counsel that Bible
Ssss.stuld Nould not be prohibited under
''s@AA's school laws.
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g. a. Federation Total Collapse.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Further
evidence Of the collapse OF the Cen
tral American federation was re-
ceiyed at the state department to-
day in the form OF cablegram from
the American minister in Salvador
reporting that the Salvadorean con-
grcss passed "A bill resuming Saliva
dOredn sovereignty.
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Injury Fatal TO Dry Officer.

SAN IEANITSIO, FoU. I.--John
O'Toole. federal prohibition agent,
who was injured on January 26,
when he was run down by motor
truck which he believed to be car
rying Illicit liquor died today.
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Auros roK mimr,-0AR,Grs 4,

pE1Uutt s. iois Gapgo f1r rent
GAItAuE with ormcut floor aud electri"
ltuhts i3a ~. Cheyenne, Phone osagu
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'I'o0rd T. criticizes War Dent. po,,cv.

Inc |c~r's,ihiIiNGToN, Feb. IA seath-
he Po,,o- ,alL Oh the manner in which
9aarie,s ~ ,ll'ent is providing living
he rnii',,r ,or It's Officers and men In
Ky. Csa'| camps al Camp Knox
y N sa3 Ebenning. Ga. Colum mbus
ni,ted Iu ~ Douglas, Ariz., was sub
iodsv - ~ secretary of War weeks
ssztan,y ~ major General Harbord,
nile iss,eli.i'et ciiiet Of staff, after a 5000
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DAWSON. Y. T, Feb, 7.--Flre
last night destroyed the Empire
block, one Of Dawson's landmarks.
Firemen fought the flames In 80
below zero temperature. Tho block
was originally valued at 10000.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-08
scntcnce nepnty CommIssIoner.

NEW YORK, Feb. William
Baldwin Smith, formerly a deputy
labor commission OF Missouri was
sentenced today 10 serve from six
and half 10 twenty years in state
prison for assault and robbery Of
Henry A. klinksnann, last Nov
amber.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-08
AUTOMOBILES

USED can HARuAtNS
i0gO Jordan Sport
1918 chandler Dispatch.
1920 cole "s' sport
1913 Colr IS" Chummy
1915 Dodge Roadster.
1918 BudHo Touring.
Ana many others
Your credit tH Good
prciuuoar Motor GO.
tO1 W Second cedar .Hr8
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OKLAHOMA CITY, FtU. -
Hardware dealers from every sec
ton Of the state were in Oklahoma
city today for their annual conven-
tlon. The morning was devoted "a
general inspection OF exhibits at the
city auditorium. The afternoon ses-
sion was given over TO reports OF Of
fieers. Dancing was the order Of
business tonight.
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May Cali OF German STRIKE

PARIS, Feb. 7.--Beriin dsparches
received here this afternoon declared
the German government has made
concessions to the railway strikers
and that the federation OF unions
has Issued for the resumption Of
work
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-08
AUTO -cur nATE rAnT3

fpriuR1 JOr, OFT -paJF plugs 3ac up,
fan bolts zJC up. Tire oJyrrH j0r up
bearings 1871 OF up, running hoard
moulding l5c foot up, tyOB 2Jfo OF
ring gears for AN care, HAl"a, any
make. Ford parts 5DGs or 4p, FORD
head lamps t459. iawpp for larR"
cars 81 each UP, used parts for an
cars 5O6 to 3GE off, tubes, new,
30K3 $3.50. 3Gz3iA gl5O, a7K5 125O.
bG33H ys75, 3Zz5ta fs.ly. ant
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tl4H5 used tires 81 up. our new are
the following makes. Goodrich. g.. b.
FifeTOnG, Empire, Dayton. Good -
year, ten other makes all sizrH. fab-
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the following bankrupt stocks, Royal
Tire Co., Usage Tire GO,
AUTO SALVAGE
Z15 =. Second ~. Phone OsaRc 37CA
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All owners Of shutting property. property
benefited by SAID improvements ana 0ih
or property liable TO saHessncnt are here
by notified that all matters aIisct!uE such
improvements or benefits 20 the property
thereby, ana any claim or objections 10
tho hRHeHHfurntH as above set forth hhtll