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New-York tribune., 1922-03-31
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

cAsABLANCA. March le-Janus d),
HAMRuRG. March -Adalneuo GtsD.
Baltimore: city Of Flint, DO Wes, Nor
ranus. Galveston; March %. Western
Plains Portland Ne
GENOA. March 25-Steel Engineer. Phil
aGelphia.
ROTTERDAM. March 25-AIa. BalU-
more; March -. I.esrdsm tDu) New or
leans, March IS Pipestone CountH, New
York.
IloRsEoR March -Amaltenbors
BREMEN. march 2s-Rslto CNo,). sa-
vannah: Coldwater Charleston
EAST LONDON, March 27-Hypatis
@ 'c'5ALcUTTA. March .s-Arcturus. New
YORK
LIVERPOOL March 29-Hambleton
Range C3r), Boston; Abercos. Galveston
Cornisnlnan tB). Portland NJ
CADIz. March 2s-Leon NliI tSp). New
BUENos AYREs. March Monticello,
~ SG;IiB8RALrAR. March so-Passod 9;ex
Britain Baltimore ror CONS tantlnQp'e;
BELFAST March s-Eal!ysalE lead
(ErJ : John. IS
New-York tribune., 1922-03-31
Naval Reserve
/, Marine Bill
blayBeDropped
,.hor Leaders Here Learia
!, ship Board Has Agreed
n Amendment of Sub
.;dy Measure i'll Congress

x;r,usl agreement between the
.,;ss Board and marine labor lead
'.st the Naval Reserve section Of
.absjdy bill shall be amended or
80 entirely. is reported by ma
{. orsanization officials here. Chair
n. Lasker and President liar
=. srs said to have conferred on the
.ss..;ons expressed by Samuel Com
ma and Andrew Furuseth. pres dent
:. international Seamen's Union.
-serss r. Healey. president Of the
.-:.s .s, Engineers Beneficial Associa-
IN. SO. has received this report.
ss.ssr sources confirm 1t.
PIGMENTS OF the Naval Reserve sec
.Ft twbn feared the board would have
Gs...,i.v 10 use the seameu as strike
rssklrs. declare there is now law
/ ..inq q reserve force Of this kind,
Il no new legislation is necessary.
q. Sbipping Board believes the sec
: not intended as ar interference
u Asbor disputes, but Chat changes Will
|radc to satisfy reasonable objcc-
|Tbe subsidy bin was discussed yes
,-dav by marine organizations at the
ii Club. 1877 William Street. The
,snd of the American Federation of
sbor was supported generally, but
1 Il action was postponed until Thurs
Sr It was decided that representa-
Irss should be sent to Washington for
/, hearings on the subsidy bin April
They viii report TO local unions
fore vote on the measure is taken.
s. debate yesterday DEVELOPED a wide
ference Of opinion. though the con
srsus was that legislation which
.sgld aid in The establishment OF
lnerican shipping should be indorsed
New-York tribune., 1922-03-31
imports From Europe
Made Gain Last Month

WASHINGTON. March 30. The ris-
II tide Of European goods on Ameri-
sn shores is shown IN dollars in
#nthly trade figures for February is
ead to-day by the Department Of
smmerce. The figures also set forth
RI lessenlng Of American exports to
5urope
imports from Europe last month
asFe valued at $71,4S4,521. as against
S*; lS,4 ,4O3 In January and $54.S30.0io
q February year ago.
xtxports to Europe last month
sSnouated to Sl28.95G.I4O. as compared
8lth Sl48,939.246 in January and $685.
Eo,430 IN February, 1921.
Trade with South America remained
...moSt stationary during February, as
3mpared with January. Exports
9nounted to Sl4,095. .953. against S13.-
#S'Sb9 IN January. Exports to South
smerlca in February, 1921, were $3S,-
a74'lSO Imports from South America
~ !, month were $25,1l4.322. against
q - 'sO@ IVA O43 the preceding month and
xo''V9'i0' IN the same month Of last
sports to ASIA werc $36.213.519 last
yoh'h' compared with $46,073.S66 in
January and $65,776.42l in February,
r. imports from Asia were $53,342.- r
r. against $62,7S0681 in January and
4s45l in February a year a go.
Notable among the figures as to
guntfies were these relating to Ger
saay' from which country the United
1s'eS imported goods valued at SS,9OI -
81 last month almost double the value
3 Gefman goods which, entered the
Pantry in February, 1921. when the
serman mark had higher value.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-31

Masnda N e.! sS5 e Tybee Light Mar so
" " Ni"nInouth ol,l.,io l'S?6 Z Cape May Mar -.
q + Warning 80 y Jupiter Mar So
Crlentc 463 Il Cape Henry Ma 70
TS,aa I'S,1',. - Be2neit l6 Sand Key Mar 80
Philip Publicker 80 n Bird Island Mar 90
PRINCETON 2S w Sand Key Mar 80.
quaker City 913 e Ambrose Mar &c.
Rayo IS Hstteras Mar so.
Regina de Italia 20 Cape Cod Mar %.
sa"qei Sam IdrS& . % nr9yg SS 9s Jupiter Mr. 60
Sture holm Is e Nantucket Mar 20
swift Arrow l69 W Sand Key Mar so
Swift Wind pd Alligator Reef Mar 50.
vcsjrs tsn5Ge gog - So Abr6se JpP.Sr Mr. Ha 80
Nirgl ma Dare (achr) lat - ~ ion 81 a
Y Y l Gonnoljy S.a.g so4 E Tampieo May so.
Warwick 120 h Havana Mar 30
West Csmak 1870 Il Jacksonville Mar 80.
Wfs,9Gs " nsli l;n59 l33 CAPE 4, Henry Mr. e.
lillian Boyce Thompson 1854 Z Ambrose
William Rockefeller 1sO NE Jupiter Mar 80
Aryan "a Jupiter Mar 80
8aracoa 1853 S scotland Mar go.
Bogoia $40 Scotland Mar so
Narenco 517 Z Ambrose Mar so
Centennial state 619 z Ambrose Mar so
Colombia 4$2 $ Scotland Mar %
Conejos lat 40 II Ion 55 36 Mar %
Consort 1900 e Ambrose Mar %.
Deepwater 1900 T. Cape Henry MAJ -.
Delaware sun \ Jupiter Mar 80
Dlrigo G3 NV Tortueas Mar 30
Eastern Victor 170 Miami Mar Sd.
Franklin K Lane ia from Sand Key
Mar 50.
Fred W Weller 1s5 NV Tortugas Mar so.
Frieda ll0 \ Jupiter Mar so.
George Wash fngton sailed from Alexandria
for Corfu PM Mar %.
Gulflting l45 Sc ST Johns Bar Mar 30.
Gulfprince 70 w Sand Key Mar 30
Guifstream 20 NE Jupiter Ma. 80
II { Folger 80 r Sand Key Mar SO.
Harvester "A Jupiter Mar 30
Herman Frasch 1850 Il Charleston Mar %
Katrina Luckenbach 9o5 $ Scotland
Mar 80.
Kekoskee IS W sand Key Mar So
kewanee so NV Havana Mar &c
Levisa l5G from Nantucket Mar 29
Mar 90
Louisiana So ESE Tortugas Mar 90
Maquan 1900 Z Ambrose Mar %
Marine as NV Tortugas Mar 80.
" oodmanse 500 e Cape Henlopen Mar 20
Wyandotte 2lS f Boston Mar g.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-31

grain products Of . : cents per 100 pounds
on grain for domestic consumption at des
tnauon and one cent per 100 pounds on
GRIM for oNport appicahlc between hen0
~ lAk"s ANA points in castern Canada and
eastern United states. announced to-day by
ChnHdian Pacific Railway freight officials.
Reduction on export ratca Roes INTO effect
April 20 and on domestic ratcs April 20.
ROME. Mar II so. -N or}yers IN All 1'Hl-
ian ports this morning hrE2n untaugliuG
huge mass of cargo vhi"h mad ufnu-
lated for twelve days tnen wore on strike.
Men accepted governments promise To in
troduce changes in working conditions az
Naplrs where strife began. Commission
VIII make necessary adjustments
Sr JOHNS. y +, March 8o-Crov ,f seal
or Viking, oparntine in GUT Of ST Lawrence.
reported to have mutneered yesterday,
demanding captain aban1ou voyage owing
TO apparant imposs!hujtT of loading snip
At present has but half cargo Of skins
Owners have instructed captain to con
tinue unless mon actually compel him to
stop hunting Fear expire ased crews of
other vessels Of scaling 0eet now Off Grand
Banks VIII take similar action
New-York tribune., 1922-03-31
Cleared

0rnric '8rp. Hamhlcton, Southampton
aud 'ferbourg. White Star Line.
Ortita IBID. Matthews: CherbourE.
Southampton and Hamburg; Royal Mail
steam Packet co.
karmoy oNor), Orpetvecht Manzanillo;
NGusou Line
Lloueo3en CBr). Harris, 9ibraltar J II
Winchester q Go.
CTamptou Anderson. Foster. Tamplco
Huasteca Petroleum Co
Natoppo BN. Paynter Walnsch Bay
and cape Town: Norton. Lilly.
san Pablo oBr Eeade; Santa Marta;
United Trult Co
Agwihaere. Hunley. Port Lobos; y and
cuba Mail 60.
Nor1alk. CALI Boston: Eastern s Co.
OI1oau. SWickcr; San Pedro and san
Francisco via Philadelphia and Panama
Cana United American Line
Herman Winter. Holmes; Boston, East
ern Co.
siusjnawa, small s. Johns and Valen-
cia 6 - Mallory & co
tmboy- ! Whit1ey x Co
New-York tribune., 1922-03-31

MNoriHh Ff-inco due Amhrosc IL pm Mar 30
ontario - SW Fire Island Mar 10
Robin Gray 1.535 SIC Capa Henry Mar 10
Siureholm n Z Nantucket An Mar 30
Airgil ia arrived Quarantine IN Mr. 80.
",nlhrop experts arrive 0uarantIlV day
Light Mar 81
Wheeling Mold $50 e Ambrose Mar p.
west heA< lHN7 SIC Cape Henry Mar 20
nu4qunnnah .t25 e Ambrose March 10
SacanaaEa l.iko + Ambrose March 80
hluFHouty 2a'5 from Coiou March 30.
Nlshinaha go l. Cape Henry March 20
CITY OF - jo~euh ESQ f. Aubrose Mar 30
t"ni ennai stale G-A r Ambrose March 3O
Acropoiis ~ Z Ambrose March so
i'eVolento 1851 f. Hole IN Wall March 50
Do4ur q Alone 1.q6a + Ambrose March 30
carlton l.7So r l}oie IN Wan March 40
Easiern colt 1890 z Ambrose March 30
Verde. March so
American star 6oe L Ambrose slarch 50
Nrs' lleHN 1a24 VI Cap" H-ury Mar go
tonsori 1850 + Ambrose March 20.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-31

Eaetern Cras, Tayal. March ii.
e.na, Cosmopolitan Line
steel Navigator. Tacoma. Mach Mach : J. n'so'
Menomtnee. London. March j. - 'Y ~
,. Atlantic Transport Line
yyespeT, yarl,e,,, San,os March In, rregh, Corp
v n'e''nS Mold. shielae; March q,
Laura. Palermo. March 81. " ''''NeS'e' * co
James W Eiwel K &C
Due To-morrow
NitE OF Cambridge, Gibraltar. March ]
Norton, Lily & Co
Due sunday
Eastern Soldier. Antwerp March ls.
Occur d.A,ono black Diamond Corp
smar"ed. Port Antonio. March = 2s' ,0'' q GO
Atlantic Fruit Go
Duo Monday
quaker ciry. 1.eth March Is.
Bird City Rio de Ja6tro Mareh HpSPff A. a5'0" &C
international Freightirg Corr
Due Tuesday
Somerset, hamburg March 20.
Ta'earora' Manchester. March l5 = lag 'V
Winhno san Pedro. March S'' IS = hague
Williams S Co
Due Wednesday
Chicago city, Bristol, March 90
Cape Henry, san Pedro March "'it'S 14 |N'Ne'
Atlantic Gulf Pacific &c
Barfond. Trinidad, March 26.
Caribbean Line
Due Thursday
Messiah. Liverpool March %.
Port Augusta London March Is. '' '""'
Funch t;dVe & &c
New-York tribune., 1922-03-31
.iaJestic is AT Cuxiaven.
Ready for Her Trial Trim

me 56QOo-ton White Star liner Ma
fsuc' the worlds largest vessel. ar
4sed at CuXhaven yesterday and is
taey to leave to-day for her trial trip
q '9e North Seas, according to a cable
s.sNeo ss last night by The international
ssleah'lie :. Marine Company. The liner
s., the builders yard at Hamburg on
saieh M = and proceeded down the river
.Ue e. cautiously because of her great
AZ Reports that she went aground
seIee denied yesterday.
si.f a,sef trla 5 Of about three days the
81. ss'esue ic Will proceed to Southampton
vuttttng with linen, bedding and
e ,ilt. supplies preparatory for her first
q 9-'"Hg !or New York. about Nav 10.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-31
UCDarfures

FNNBJRG. Maroh 95-Yankeo Arro,y
New York
BREMEN. March 26-seydlitn Ger,
New York tnot 23d).
LONDON. March 29-Canadisn chat
T. nTer (BD Halifax; Batsford tBr). ST
~ hn \ y March so, Old North state
RIO oH JANEIRo March go-sap.
tarem (BraD, New York.
VALPARAISO March 20 Santa I.uisa
\"N York; coluss, San Francisco Nor.
damerika Dan), Now York
CALCUTTA March 2S-Esther DolIa,
(}f), Nov York
ANGIiAI. March 2s-pine Ire.
HrI.L March so--csdinac tBD. Ke,
., GLASGOW, March 2s-Acasta cBD
BRISTOL. March 2e-weIls city CRn
New York
.soUTHAMPTON March 3o-Americ.
lfrom brcmenl. Now Ynrk
New-York tribune., 1922-03-31
March ss-Rcckaway

=. p.jARTMoTTH, March 2s--Rcckaway
NEW GAsTLb. Eng. March ao--Cairn
mona Brl, Portland Me
1bkoHAMA, March 26--Celehes Araru
r. r., Fano,aco' a,,', - Siberia Meru CBrl, san
tlapl Seattle Koyo Mnru 1Jan, ~
1ork VIZ New Orleans and san Francisco
fltAEUS. March 2s-pilar de l.arri-
uaga tBr), Portland. Me
MANCHESTER. March 9-Mercian (Rr)
"nsion fhiladelphia and baltimore via
Baltimor" via Norfolk 80
=. coNSTANTINoPLE. March 3o-Ganney.
LoNpoN. March 40 -swalnbv ,pr,
Iucrto Padre via Newport News. 90. .,yn,
thla ORR philadoInbfa ~ -
New-York tribune., 1922-03-31
Marine Disasters

san FR NNCtSCO. March go -luia
lGcbonbaca, from Boston was damaged
ON erfival 2Sth by coiidiae with piot- a.
while docking, requires farriug up Of
plates ana frame. viii drydock
PORTLAND ore. March go Repairs to
Eastern Souor. previously reported in coli
lision at shanghai. VIII cost 5000 and
require fourteen days. according To nd
vices 10 operators
New-York tribune., 1922-03-31
Sailed Yesterday

Mount CAnton. Hamburg; South Ameri-
can (Br), Havana VIA Hampton Roads
Toha Maru (Jsp) Shanghai VIA Norfolkt
tIRhtburne. Port Arthur. Ryufuku Maru
(Jap>. Falmouth VIA Norfolk; Port Hack
ing tB) Adelaide Via Newport News
Matura tR), Grenad.. and Trinidad; Mo
hawk. Jacksonviile Paris. Trinidad: ia
pan ARROW. Beaumont; Finchley CBr), Bal
timo'e. city OF savannah. Savannah; Nor
70 astIe. Havana; Karmoy (Nor). Man
zani.lo. schr Edwin q Fsrrar. Charles
ton. George Truitt Jr. owen Ferry Va
on ioau Philadelphia.
Champion Anderson. Tampico Lliangol-
L. L2rl- oIhraLlar
New-York tribune., 1922-03-31
l'esice To Mariners
~ - .. 5. Hydrographic orice,

= rsu,., . 5. Hydrographic Office)
yus.,is hlp siue Buoy No A. Massn
ssseh s5 fs ,bs replaced in It's position on
+ l0nS I.l, me oid buoy being missing.
;asssSo o. the following gas suo,s We ~
as suap as =, Indicated Parsonage Point
. ". III, "a In lat 40 IS 45 \. Iou 7S 40
aTsf. sen,ohw wa increased to 20 cand'e-
.sst - . SO \ '-ns go, Duoy 4l ", q.
saaraettrr ne .nics'esed % - eandlepoeer ana
ss.s o changed to occul3inr while
!. s>eont. ''on3s. light . seconds. eclipse
New-York tribune., 1922-03-31
NOTICE TO OWNERS. AGENTS AND
SftIHMA SIEHS

Tho Tribune publishes daily reports
OF the positions OF merchant vessels ro-
ceiVed through TIE United States Naval
Communication Service. Shipmasters Of
vessels with radio apparatus may, with
out charge report their CrR) noon
positions through the following naval
radio stations in the United States
proper: Bar Haroor, Me. tOttercliffes)
Cape HATTIE eras, n. C, Jupiter, Fla
Key West, Fla; New Orleans La
These position CTR) reports should
be addressed only to the radio station
called. and they will be forwarded to
New York. II Is important that these
Te0orts should be sent promptly at noon
each DAY in order that they may be
received in time for publication.
Position reports car also be sent
through the stations of the InGependent
Wireless Tclegra ph Con pany. Inc. New
York City (WCG), Babylon. l.. /
(WSE), Easthampton. l.. J. OVSA5'
New London. Conn. (WSO
No charge made for medical or
surgical advice. latest news and weather
reports
The Radio Corporation Of America
%'lI receive position reports through
(NCC), Siasconset, Mass CWSCD, New
London. Conn tWLC). Cape May, New
York City tWNY).
Medical and surgical advice will be
given free through the Radio Corpora
t!on OF America by the l. S Public
Health Service.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-31
' esseIs Sold

lg.lnln!sisa,,.ons canal boat. os tons SOLD
r. 70 csitaqs ct OK estate Of Thomas F Gan-
fosf considn-stnpe Gaffney. for 81 and
gasoline screw. 90 ,ons: sold ~,
" e ssn, OF estate II Theodore yei-
kirisn sayies Tor $i,ooo.
''pb s.nj,.na's sch So tons. so'd inv
'f 20 MyArona. Tor 500. "
New-York tribune., 1922-03-31
MARINE REPORTS
international lee ratrol service

'ghe following radioeram vas rscAive5
4cm the e. s. Const Guare cutter Seneca
a. 30 10 lat 1t - lon 80 s5 drifting near
latter position, no berg s,rh cd; one
SAN FRANCISCO, MARCH q Jihorafor
from sun Francisco. March 2a for NV
York. reported to Iiy0logrspbic orfirn
sighted derelici about 200 ceot long. bottom
up. at lat 20 o1 Ion lD6 10. on e9tn. rear
New-York tribune., 1922-03-31

kafl SJotuua voctcods Joseph (. Ls,ac
command steam scrsw Bismarck
y - Johnston succeeds 81 K Forrest
command sly pawEce Ciydo Line.
On yloe Sesr,on Succeeds conrad Meutze
cotnuou3 wafoi8ne screw j'sone-
New-York tribune., 1922-03-31
Marine Reports
TUE TIDES
" tndS at sea To-day

''''"N 90 wa sn-uay
hssi cur Fresh southerly winds, show
etS and probably sVuats
West CUT -Frush. shifting winds. be
coming strong northwest, oVercas, weather
Moderate TO fresh easteriy winds, par5lv
oN~rNaM "e2thci, probably local ralnS
North of SANDY Fonk Strong ga st and
southeast w,nds a1d rainy, thick weather
SANDY Hook to Hatteras Strong east
snd southeast win&s ov.r north and greal7
Shfiing Wlh1s over south norton. with
fhlck. rainy weefher
H"tteras to Florida straits Fresh aoufh-
east and south winds. partiv overcast
weather ard proba hly local rains
New-York tribune., 1922-03-31
Ship ALLEGATION.

WASHINGTON. March 30-The Finer
gency Fleet Corporation o-day assigned
the Heffron "A vessel of S.S2Z deadweiEht
tons. to the Tampa lnterocean Steamship
Company. of Tampa Fla, under the man
aging agent Arrangement Tho vessel win
be used in the Gulf Far East service
New-York tribune., 1922-03-31
CITY Island

Bound south: Manaqu CBD. Boston fo,
New York, 90 the United Fruit Co. in bnl.
last scooners Mabel Gum tBrl She
brooke, \ 5, for do. to Homan & Puddine
ton, With lath and lumber
Sound east: schooners Harry & Thelma
New York for Block Island: Nantisco
South Amboy for Nantucket Nattcr an
chored(.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-31
Freight Ships Due
Due To-day

Vessel. Port. Agency.
Zarembo. Dunki:k, March Il.
Cosmopolitan Line
cold 1farbor, Los Angeles, March ?.
Nawsco Lines
Tilthorn. Shields. March I3.. Kerr S s Co
HOpohnu. Algiers March IL
Moore McCai mack : Co
New-York tribune., 1922-03-31
Bv Cable ana. Radio

Sispalled- Rotterdam Dutch). Rotter-
tam for Now York 4S7 miles east of Sandy
Hook a' noon Thursday. poct late Friday
or early Saturday morning
New-York tribune., 1922-03-31
Along the Oversea Routes

The following Instructions we're roportod:
March 20, lat 81 80 Ion 50 tl, spar 40 ft
long, Seneca; March 3. lat 35 54 Ion 26 IS,
passed close 10 what was apparently a
passed conical buoy painted IN black md
white vertical stripes, Cambrat. February
28, lat 40 10. Ion 40 40. passed wreckape 20
# long IS wide also several large logs
Bloomfield; February -. LAT III Ion
l6 36, passed wreckage or part of a land
ing place 25 ft long, it wide, with q pole
attached or # high, apparently in wa
ter for long time, marine growth at
taChpd Alkmaur
New-York tribune., 1922-03-31
Change 9f Masters

poini HDogc fair5av Na4 ahapGo8ed ) 9tn
poli iat 81 81 lou so a3 lbroadcasD.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-31
Dangers TO Navigation
CBy L $ Hydrographic Office)
North Atlantic OccaD--OT the America,

The following distractions vcrc re-
ported. March 8, lat 40 23 Ion 6G 40. passed
red conicM buoy with black horizontal
stripes, la Lorrane. Feb % lat 3S 06 Ion
- 33, a spar projecting 10 It above water,
apparently attached to suhmargeG wreck
age; March %. lat 81 81 Ion "A 10. what
vas apparently submerged wreck0ge
March o. lat 32 20 Ion ~ 05 passed piece
of timber about 20 # long, Zulia
New-York tribune., 1922-03-31
Reports by Wireless

BY United States Naval Service
Distance is given in miles. Reports are
dated at noon unless otherwise specified
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-29

TERRACE DRiVE--New broom bum
gslow; hardwood floors, basement ga
rage, driveway; Immediate possession.
Ptics $3.50. $3.50 cash. Haln n sons.
DaaRa z
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-29
LANDS AND FARMS rOR SALE NJ

bAltGAlNs In Missouri and Arkansas
farms.
100 acres SIX miles south of Salem. Mo
2i0 acres three -tOurths mile from Ed
gar Springs Mo; 227 acres az miles
north u cuba. Mo, 100 acres AZ
miles from Houston. Mo. 1s3-acro farm
Fnd an h0-scre farm six miles from
West Plains. No.
A 2iO.scre tract three -fourths mile from
Camp. ARK log barn, no house. so
acres cleared 100 acres for tT0O six
miles from Imboden, Atk, 30 acres
improved farm, south OF Ravendon,
Ark. also a iG0-acro well-equipped
rico farm ner Fisher. Ark. also n few
other bHrsains. all owned by nonreHi-
dents and priced to soll. Write O, W.
Ball, OHwego, Kan. for further infor-
nation,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-29
ARKANSAS

NFKKNsA}--isO acres OF heavily wood ed
land, Within one mile OF the great city
OF Fort smith, This land is an old
estate and has been In one familya
hands for 80 years owing 10 the death
Of one of the owners, this land IN now
for sale a. very reasonable Lgure.
For an addition or . high class section
for market gardeners this is one ~ the
best buys IN tho southwest. Paved
road. close to railway. gas at 2bc per
900 feet; good schools. ana an ideal
location, For particulars address a. Il
Ncis care Tulsa World, Tulsa, Okla. No
trades
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-29
WEARING APPAREL

HiGHEsT PRICES paid for second hand
clothing, shoes and hats. Osase 7i4s.
ONE DARK GRAY fox fur. slightly worn,
cost SEQ; will sell for $40. Call Usage
2ll9
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-29
REAL ESTATE

81, s7,o00--ATTRACTlVE BUNGALOW
Seven Roomn.y
1900 cash handles this bargain:
North Elwood St.. restricted section:
six rooms and brcakfast room; oak
floors, French doors. latest g.built-in
features, decorations. ( hasement.
garage. R
A. J. JENKINS a. SON. =
Ossge 4306-1s5s. b2s Mayo Bldg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-29

WE HAVE two and thrss.room houses on
sand Springs car line that can be
handled with 500 cash. CAN US Tor
appointment Cedar 1850.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-29

STORE BUILDISG-Fins grocery corner,
residence district, has modern living
rooms In connection with store. a ga
rage and dandy modern b-room bum
galow on side street now rented for Hbb
month. Store rents for i7b month. Price
si.b0O terms. W. j. Henry, 202 Cole
BIdR. Cedar 21pl,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-29
rHOrtRTY ron HALn
-oKLAHoMA
nEAu4.rUL COUNTRY HOME

BEAu4.rUL COUNTRY HOME
on the historic site of the old Chsro-
kee national male seminary. ono
mile southwest ot Tahlequah. Mod
ctn H-ropm bungalow, 2-stoTy Dutch
Colonial Drop siding. storm sheet
ed very substantial and well built,
Fireplace. Round oak moist air fur
mace, beautiful grounds, well ela-
vstod above surrounding country.
magnificent shade trees, ~ acres In
cultivation and acres lawn and
woodland. In all, so acres. Now Of
fered at tho low figure Of $4,000.
l.. G. ROSS,
Tahlequah. Okla.
FOR SALE-rhirty acres near collins.
Vile, unimprovcd, for tt.sb0. 80 acres.
three miles from Collinsvllle for $1,000
2bo acres three miles from Stilwer for
81 500. Anna A. Muster. 3ib Security
Hldg. OsaEe 22di.
WILL sacrifice my dairy farm; fair I'm.
proVements, good pasture. never.fail'
Ing water. two milos west of Broker
Arrow on Tulsa Broken Arrow road
at q price that will double IN ono year,
time. good terms. but cash talks loud
Address tsI Broken Arrow, Okla,
WELL'fMPROVED farms near BilllnEl
ana In the vicinity Of the oil fields
from $4,000 to $4,000 per quarter sec
ton: J. II. Sparks. Billings. Okla.
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nlilcK nrNnAInw

South eide. five rooms, breakfast room .
haseWsut uut gntRge. oak doors. man.
tel. many buut-ip features. toughed In
furnace. terms $500 cash THIS is
worth ln,estlgauus hooker Realty,
Cedar IUtu
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UNIQUE new east front two-famlly house,
close IN. sHrage, efficiency Of six rooms
20 each side. close 60 school and trans.
pottstion, oak floors. nice decorations
terms. owner, OEsEe bb9
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Real Estate for Sale
mnIsns FOR sAIr

WOKrH The money five rooms and sleep
ms porch modern. oak floors. gatsge
lni Ewoot, price $4,000, tsfma
- 600 rasH. balance easy Phone Allen,
cedar vEHt or bs4go 7Fha.
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Real Estate for Sale
LANDS ANp FARMS roR SALE a.
ANKANSAa

WE HAVE two well Improved farms
near SLOAN springs. Ark, to trade.
merchnndiso preferred. Smith a Hen.
u'gI. SLOAN SPRINGS Ark
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Property for Exchange

= ENcHANdE-RrAL ESTATE II
l2o ACRES land I'M Missouri n. =
sctei VIII trade for anything Of value.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-26

Mr.. and Mrs. William Frederick
Hoffman are spending the holi-
days with the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert E. Hare.
in Philadelphia.