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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-29
OIL ROYALTIES BRING
MILLIONS TO UNCLE SAM.

WAStlNGTON, June 2S.-Uncle
Sans money bags have been bulged
to the extent OF more than $1,000
900. as the result of royalties re-
celved up to June /. from oil and
gas operations on leased government
lands IN certain western states, the
bureau OF mines reported today.
Total net royalties reported by the
bureau to the general land office up
10 the first OF June amounted TO
S5.201, 30S.69. In the month of May.
royalties amounting to S55l,021.SS
were reported. OF this amount
s252.022 was credited TO California;
$273,654 to Wyoming: and s25,3iO
10 Montana. Royalties from the
petroleum were the greatest last
month. amounting to s5S6.336; roy
alties from natural gas were s11,-
S33 and from the manufacture OF
natural gas gasoline, S2,s52.
During May 1920 2i0 oil and gas
prospecting permits were received
by the bureau from the land office,
making a total OF 1868 permits OF
this nature. A total of 2S7 leases
have been granted,
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IN THE OIL FIELDS
Office o2ii; Residence 2.Aa PECK p. o. Boz sas
p. o. Boz sss

the northeast Of northwest Of l3-
III
W Phillips has 10 barrels on
beam at 2GG4 tcot . northeast of
tho northeast OF 2G-11-1I
Barbara on company has 90 bar
rola natural and 100000 Eaa az
2.ga7 feet northwest of the south.
west of southeast 3b-ll-ll.
IapIe riohcr bus barrel nniu.
raj 1t 2Ao1 feet uorthwcat Of the
south half uf northwest ~ 3rll
Klugwood Oil company has l.2oo-
barrel natural ut 2.3li feet north.
east Of northwest Of northwest or
.3-l1-12,
Nmorada on corp has 2aN -uarr'l
natural at 1900 foct northeast of
ih. southeast OF tho uotih"oat ut
IH-l2-11
Arplo.Texas with 12O-quart ehot
has 35 barrels at l,tli feet south.
west ~ northwest uf tho northeast
OF 35-I2-l2.
Black Pct company has 1.2iS-bnr-
rel natural At 2,lle feet center OF
west liuo ~ southeast Of the south
east Of 2i.1g-l2.
Central National have abandoned
location southwest Of northwest Of
If-12-ta
n. J.. Jiuson and Gilcrengo have
3O-barrcl natural at 2,3l5 feet Ccu-
ter north line ot northeast OF the
southeast of lS-12-l3
Wigton aud others with 10G-quart
shot have 10 barrels a. l,5Hd f""t
northeast oi the southwest 81 tho
southcaat Of tho northeast of
9-12-li.
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Bear State Ore Men
Hold Conference

Special 10 Tho World.
HOT SPRINGS, Ark, June 2s.-
The Arkansas oil association opened
its convention here Monday after
noon with prominent oil men from
all over the state in attendance. Ben
X. Strauder of the Division OF Min
erals of Louisiana, talked on Con
servation." George II. Cody, head OF
the geological department at the
University OF Arkansas, spoke on tho
necessity for a geological survey OF
the state. and recommended that a
special levy be made on production
for the purpose Of such a survey.
John II. Elan, secretary OF the
Mid-Continent field OF Shreveport,
told of the care that should he exer-
cised in legislative matters. He said
that legislation is about to drive
operators from Louisiana and that
they would come to Arkansas when
they moved, and that this state
should, In advance, provide legisla-
ton that would guarantee a square
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J. l.. Essiey and
Associates Operations

j. l., Essley and others No,
at the center of the north line Of
the southeast Of 5-22-ll, which has
been making 200 barrels for tho
past "a hours has been shot with
90 quarts and is now making 35
barrels per hour The sand was
reached at from 1870 TO 1903 feet.
The same interests No, Is
building rig, and they are moving
in machine for their No. on the
same lease. The same people are
maSing location for their Nos. I
and f
j. l.. Fsslev and others No. 9 IN
the southwest OF 27-2O-12, which
location corners the Mum Brothers
50, 900 ,O00-foot gasser, Just north OF
the Country club, topped the
Bartlesville sand at from 1888 To
1858 feet and after a 6O-quart shot,
is making 90 barrels.
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1877 sw 12-2s-9. 100, $500. Fiesher
Petroleum company
1873 Nv 3-2s-9, 100, passed.
i39 Sc $3.50. 100, $500, C. f..
Lake and others.
i4o. sw 5-26-9. 100. $3.50 c. r.
Lake and others.
l41 Sc 1899. 100, $3.50. K. S
Shidler.
I42 sw 1899. 100. passed.
14s NV 25-2s-9, 100. $3.50, Mid
land company.
la Sc 25-28.s, 100. $4,000. Mid
land Oh company
las Sc 2e-2s-9, 100. passed.
146 Sw 20-28-o, $50. passed
i47 Nv 36-2S-9, 100. $4,000. A. D
Simons.
ils Nw s1-2a-s, iso, 5000. J. U.
iis Nc ,s.2o-,, 100, $4,000. j. U.
Kcl.ar.
$50 So 2s-2,-e. 100. ii,1oo. Wi
mona Oh company,
Isl sw 2o-29-o, 100. ,i.7oo. WI
mona OH company.
l52 Nv 32-29-9. 100, $4,000. Tidal
on company
i5a sw 82-29.o. 1sO. 1890. Tidal
vi COMPANY
l54 Sc il-22-s, 100, ti.7Oo, Red
bank oil company.
1855 Ne 1883, 100, $4,000. It'd
al OIL company.
1876 Sc l4-22-s, 100. ;9.7OO. TidS
oil company
l57 Nc 23-22-s. 100, $3.50, Tida
OIL company
1853 Sc 27-22-s. $50. $3.50. Acacia
oil q Gas co.
159 sw 27-22-s. 100. $500. Acacis
OH < Gas Co.
100 Ne 1898, 100. s1,1oo. Tlda
OIL company.
16l Sc 1928. l6O. $4,000. Tida
oil company.
i62 Nv 1898, 100, $500. c. f
Lake and others.
163 Sc 2S-23-s. 100. $500, Alfred
Hare,
ls4 Sc 83.24-s. 100. $500. C. II
Lebow.
165 sw 33-24-s, 100, $4,000
| Douglas Oil company.
1865 Nv 1853, 100, paSsed.
l67 Ne PASS, 100, passed.
1853 Ne 4-25-s. 100, $3.50. i. =
/ Zoch
/ Bartles
Total, east side. s302,950.
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EATS ANYTHING
ON THE TABLE
AND FEELS FINE
Topeka Woman Says Her
Complete Recovery From
Four Years Of Stomach
Trouble Is Due Entirely
to Tanlac.

Thanks 10 Tanlac. I enjoy bet
ter health than in years" said Mrs.
Mary Desch, 10l Chandler St, To-
peka. KAN.
For four years suffered dread
fully with stomach trouble. hat
scarcely any appetite and after every
meal would puff up with gas which
pressed against my heart until /
could hardly get my breath. My kid
neys bothered me a great deal and
there was pain across the small
OF my back which made 1t hard
for me 10 get up or down. NY
head ached nearly all the time. |
had awful dizzy spells and could not
do any housework.
"Tanlac gave me such fine ap-
petite l now eat anything l want
and 1t all agrees with me. My kid
neys are IN perfect condition and |
can do all my housework. shall
never miss a chance to praise this
grand medicine"
Tanlac is sold by all good drug
gists.-Advertiseme
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TranscOntinentdi Operations

The Trauscontinental oil COM
panys No. 4 Coop well in the south
east corner OF the southwest Of o.
l6-9 has been drilled feet deeper
increasing the production to be-
tween 500 and 600 barrels.
The same company has made two
locations at the center line OF It's
S0-acre A. E. Coop lease.
The TransContinental companys
No. . Mary T., Clark In l0-l1-lO is
drilling at 2,lO9 feet and Is setting
casing.
The same companys No. 7 Orcutt
in 27-16-9 has reached n depth or
2,016 feet. Its No. ! Rollstone in
26-l9-9 is drilling at 1000 feet.
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ROxdHd Operations

Teh Roxana Petroleum company
No. Lowe in the northwest OF 16-
.23-s, in the Haynesville district
Louisiana had an initial production
OF l.137 barrels and Is now making
around $50 barrels.
The same company No. 3 See in
the more west OF IS 81 ! -
topped the sand at 2,li6 feet with "A
total depth Of 2,147 feet and is maxi
ing 300 barrels.
The same company Noc Car
michael in the northwest OF the
northeast OF 3-24-1w is rigging up,
The Roxana company No. 4 Car
michael in the northeast corner OF
the northeast Of 3-24-1w is rigging
UP.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-29
Decision in adams
Process" Suit

NEW YORK, June 2S.-The SUIT
Of George r. Rogers of Plninsfield,
n. j., against the Texas company
and Joseph NJ. Adams. TO recover
millions of dollars In royalties on
the adams process for extracting
gasoline from crude oil, was decided
In his favor today by Justice Nc
Avoy OF the supreme court.
Justice McAvoy ruled that Rogers
was entitled to 40 per cent OF the
prifitR, which Il was estimated
would Yield him about &S.000.000.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-29
BarnsddH Operations

The Barndall corporation No. Q
Eipcaid in the walters district To-
Gated In the ort west OF
3S-is-10w encountered the sand at
from 2,lis TO 2,t6l feet and Is max
ing 20 barrels.
The same company No. 1 Martin
IN the Hoffman district In 4-ll.l4 is
drilling at 1000 feet.
Barnsdall corporation No. Mum
nlebear in the southwest OF
2-15-S, offsetting to the east the
Roland gusher, Is drilling at $3.50
feet. with a slight showing OF gas.
The same company No, well on
the same lease is drilling at 2,4i0
feet
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GiddBs Belle to Complete
TurkeU Mountain Wen

The Gladys Belle ON company
test at the center Of tho north iin"
of the southeast OF the southeast
of 2-1S-l2. Turkey mountain dis
sand nt 2,11O feet and "a being
drilled In.
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ThOs. Slick Test a Failure

The Thomas Slick No. King, IN
the northwest corner Of the south
west Of 4-l7-l topped the sand at
from 2,GO9 10 2.G30 feet and there
was hole full Of water. II will
be drilled deeper.
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rntosh farm in the southeast GOV.
ner of the southwest OF 2l-l6.7

Intosh farm in the southeast c,.-
ner of the southwest OF 3l-l6.7
T. B. Slick and associates test o,
the King farm In the northwest CO..
ner OF the southwest OF 32.l6.- d,
a dry hole at i.754 feet. r. X si..s
has a hole full of water az -ft
feet in No. Jones in the nortr,.. q,
corner OF the northeast Of 32.1t.7
Sternberger and associates foe. 10,
the Flynn farm in the soutb,,..'.
corner Of the southwest OF l9.2G-s
is making rs barrels OF oil ana t,a
anne amount OF water after AZ
quart shot in the 2,4i7 to 2,4S3 sootl
sand.
Wasson e. Beau have a 2O-ha,..,
producer in the 2,46O-2,47+-foot d.
in No. ! on block No. 8, Ter.toI
the southwest corner of the 81. t.'
east or the southwest OF 1920,
The Gypsy OIL company n.
POllick In the southeast corts. -
the southwest Of the southwa -
33-20-5, Is pumping so barrels f-.-,
the deep sand topped at 3,28S .a,
and drilled to q total depth OF .a6
feet.
The Madeline on COMPANY bss
5-barrel producer after the sh., ~
No. 1 BIZ in the southeast r.-,ss
OF the northwest of the northwest
OF 2l-20-6.
The stone Oil company test on q.
Redding tract in the southwe.' ~
ner of the northwest OF l5.-U.f q.
good for 125 barrels in the .li5s
foot sand.
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In the Ardmore District

Coe and others No. 1 well on the
Louise Batiste farm, in the north
east OF the northeast OF 2O-5s-le
reached the top of the sand at l7I4
feet and there is a hole full Of oil,
The well flowed several times after
touching the pay sand and the cas-
ing viii be underreamed TO drill
deeper.
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North OF Cushing.

Talbot and others No. 1 Cart
man, in the northeast corner OF the
southeast Of the south west OF 25-
1874 is bailing water to drill in,
reaching the Layton sand at 1900
Tull and others have made To-
cation in the southeast of the north
west OF the northwest OF 1905,
Hernst No. | Edna Falls at tho
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Kansas & Gulf Company to
Drill In Kansas Wen

The Kansas & Gulf Co.'S
No, Brown In the Fox Bush pool
located in the southeast corner Of
the northeast of the southeast OF
35-2s-5, which is the next location
west OF the big well brought in by
these people last week, touched the
top OF the sand at 2,7SO feet and
will be drilled in today.
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center Of the southeast of the north
west OF 32-1s-4 has a hole full Of
water at 2,745 feet and will drill
deeper.
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deal for the state as well as for the
"WildcatterR"
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OIL AND GAS
Ltases-supplies--Production. Eto.

Interest IN oil wen at cost; proven
acreage for well; by owner. Roy
atty for sale. Usage l42O.---Adver-
tisement.
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Neenan & Sykes. on the No. I. A.
NJ. Blow farm. I'm tho southwest
corner OF the northeast. northeast of
20-5s-le, found the first Amerado
sand al 1,774 feet, and Is a hole
full of oil. This extends the Amer
ada pool a quarter of a mile north.
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Failure South of Bristug.
T. 3. Slick has u hole r.r =
water at 3,575 feet in No. 1 Hlr-s
In the northwest corner q ,.
southwest OF the southeast ~ 4.
l5-a.
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Among the Usage LeSses
The Amerada Pool

The Tidal osege drilling In the
southeast corner Of the northwest
OF LETT have 30 barrel we'll
which is flowing through 500 feet
OF open hole In sand found from
$3.50 to 1850.
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Nanted--cleaning Jobs in
Washington, Nowata and Rogers
counties for tractor cleaner, s35 per
day on lease and l furnish. Box
1877 Tulsa sa-Advertiselnent.
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The Amarada and Riverside test
at the center OF the east line OF the
northwest OF 34-2S-S is making 200
barrels at 1895 feet.
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FOR SALE-Royalty interests;
$50 acres; wilcox test, drilling. One
sixteenth for 5000, Positive bargain.
Chaney, 400 Tuloma Building, Sec
ond and Cheyenne streeta.--Adyer.
tissnant- -~.a --~~-NH SuA-s s~~-s~---,
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Ticker Done

NEW YORK, June 2s.-Refinery
operations OF Cosdep & Co., will
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INVESTMENT PROPERTIES.

5000: APT. BLDG. or e-RMs. AND
bath each; near sth q II SITS. ne; rented
at sei-5o q month; tenants furnish heat.
DAVID z. BARRY. 1907 b st. Main 1901.
INVESTMENT PROP; STORY BASE
ment br.: good cond.: rent. $56 per mo. |;
price, $3.50. wILDNAN 4 CO.. 9th & Il.
Franklin 6406
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Female.

s-wONEN-EMPLOY YOUR SPARE
time Write Us for THE STORY OF
PEGGY sc0TT'S SUCCESS" Cadmus
Produets Co. Bayonne. \. J. II
LADiEs-EwESTY PIRMs SUPPLY HOME
work. No eanvssslnE. send &c coin.
Duff. Box 74l. Brffaio. NJ. II
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

FIRST TRUST LOANS MADE ON I'M.
proved D. c. real estate. sor for buildins
prevailing rate Of interest. and eommissiop.
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INSURANCE.

FIRE. AUT0MoBILE. PLATE GLASS. BUR.
giary insurance. LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER.
ff07 n. z. ave. nv. Main 1i66. Inquire
for kr. Eliiott
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WANTED
BUSINESS PROPERTY

WANTED
Client desires minimum 200 sausr. feet
business property loeated between Penn-
sylvsuia Ave. n street Twelfth 10 seven-
teenth SITS. NV. for stationery sale. printInf
snd enfrsvers' office. WIN not pay over
5000 per month
WILLIAM X. HARTUN4
1ios sirteeuth Street n W
ESTATES CAREFULLY NANAcED-
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WANTED
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANTED At ONCE FOR OUR CLIENTS.
small garages snd repair shops; 5 rrO-
neries. So. mn TO s.. 800: delicatessen. about
$500 LOFTS p SHOEMAKER, 1907
Y. ave. Main 1856
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FARMS

FARMS
-~~-~~--------- ->~~-~-- ~~---- --.--~~ 49,
PECAN ORANGE ORCHARDS ON TIE
gulf, Sl5O. Pay US 81 weekly and soon
have independent income. Dept 80, SUB
URBAN ACRES CO.. Ocean Springs, Miss.
"a
GOOD SALT WATER FRONT FARM OF
26I a.; main house IA r.; tenant houses:
: barns; wharf on property. Price, only
S22.5OO: splendid for subdivision wM II.
SAUNDERS & CO., 1893 K ST. NV.
80 A; 1000 FT. SALT WATER FRONT;
IL =. house and out bldFs.; IS mi. from
Washington: good roads: price only $500.
WM. II. SAUNDERS & CS.. 1893 K ST. NV
"a A. on SALT WATER; IS MI FROM
Washington; r. house: barn; gar; 90
fruit trees and grape vineyard; artesian
well; $1,000. wM. H. SAUNDERS 4 CO.,
1888 st. NV.
COLONIAL HOMES; SALT WATER AND
inland farm; some stocked and equipped.
wM. Fl. SAUNDERS q CO.. 1893 K st. NV.
A. ON POTOMAC RIVER, NEAR MT.
Vernon trolley; mod. house; 10 T. & b.;
elee.; tenant house; 2-car gar; spr. H.;
price. $4,000. WA. n. SAUNDERS & CO.,
1888 st. NV.
0 ACRES Of ground at suitland, Nd, on
perfect State road. Adj. ground selling
for $3.50 acre. Money fur. to build. JOHN
y. D0N0H0E q SONS, 314 Pa. ave. Sc.
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Agents.

BEGIN YOUR OWN BUSINESS WHOLE
sailing chocolate bars, chewing gum, cssdy
miHts. Attractive novel packages. Write
today. Exclusive proposition. HELMET
PRODUCTS CO. Cincinnati. Ohio. As
AGENTs-SNAPPIEsT HOUSEHOLD LINE
on earth. Red hot sellers. Steady repeat
ers. 100 per cent profit. $50 light weight,
fast selling. popular priced necessities.
Agents outfit free. Get busy quick. Write
today: postal will do. AMERICAN PRO-
Ducts co. 1854 American Bldg, CHM.
Ohio ~
THE WONDERS OF RADIO. EVERYBODY
talking about IL. Our new 81 book going
Ike Wild fire. Anyone can understand It.
AgcutAs sample, p cents. AUSTIN JEN-
KINs PUB. Co. Baltimore, Nd.
Only ONE POLICY A DAY MEANS $40
per month profit. Same on renewals.
Policy pays 5000, death: S2j weekly bene-
IL for injury sickness. Premium, $40
yeariy, Full or spare time. Easy seller
Write quick for territory. UNDERwRTr-
ERSs Dept 2i6, Newark. n. J. a
AGENTS-SS DAY: SsEADYs PAY; NEW
est style written guarantee hosiery; no
competition; not sold in stores: complete
line including silks; you simply display sam
pies and write orders: your pay In advance
daily; we deliver and collect; experience IN
necessary: spare time satisfactory. JEN-
NINGS MFG. CO., Trial d sos. DAYTON.
Ohio. a.
SELL THE FAMOUS CRESCO WATER
proof aprons, shopping bags and hot water
bottles: commissions daily; selling outfit
free IMPROVED NANUFACTURING CO.,
Dept. 261. Ashland, Ohio. "A
los PIECE SOAP AND TOILET COMBINA-
tons. retail store value. 1880; our price
TO agents, 3.6O. Greatest offer ever made.
Other special Inducements. Keep in touch
wtth Us. get something every week.
UNITED SOAP WORKS, I'LL Park Place,
New YORK City. H
AMBITIOUS MEN; WRITE TODAY FOR
attractive proposition; selling subscriptions
TO Americas most popular automobile maga-
zine; every ear owner. mechanic. garage
man interestedS quick and easy to sell; 100
per cent proit: pleasant work: devote all OF
spare time AUTOMOBILE DIGEST, ASS,
Butler Bldg. Cincinnati "a
AGENTs-BUsINESS NOW rs ''COMiNG
back, meet IL half way with (Our Money
sauerl the worlds fastest seller; 800 per
cent profit; sold in every home. MANU-
FACTURER. PARK Row Bldg. New York
10
AGENTS-NEWEST INVENTTeNi INK
spoon" Makes every pen a fountain pen;
fast Office seller; big profit; demand IN
creasinE everywhere: exclusive territory Of
fered. sample free. H MARUI CO., Tri-
bune Bldg. New York. 10
SsLTs CREsCO GUARANTEED RAINcoATs
and satisfy your customers: make big
money: your commissions paid daily; We de-
liver and collect: big selling outfit free.
IMPROVED MANUFACTURING CO., Dept
esn. Ashland. Ohio. IS
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Poultry, Pets and Live Stock

PEKINGEsE AND PosfERANIAN rUP
pies. Mrs. GOLDSMITH. 2 Taney road
Baltimore. Nd. "a
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MOORE & HILL,

1900 EAcH-THREE NEW oSE-sroRY
stores. with modern show windows In the
best business section Of northwest: Will rent
for so each monthly: god Investment or
for your business. DAVID Z. BARRY, 1901
ii st NV. Main 1901, 80
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Statesmen TO SELL BUTTERFLY TTNTs
to retail stores in every State; sideline or
exclusive: liberal commissions Address
RTTTERFLY TfNTING CO., Minneapolis,
MINI 2s
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FOR RENT-OFFICE SPACE.

1907 Il ST. NV.
Two large rooms suitable for doctor, real
estate or printer; rent only SIS per month.
18TH ST.. Nh sT.-DEsTRABLB OF.
ices in modern Office building; s65 to $50
per month LOUIS P"~ SHOEMAKER. 1907
n z. ave NV Main 1853 15s
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LOST AND FOUND.

GOLD PEN WITH RUBBER HOLDER;
left on counter Washington Loan & Trust
Company. March 80. Return to sos Ouray
Bldg. Monday and receive reward 46
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Statesmen

Statesmen TO CALL on MERCHANTS,
doctors, business houses; something new:
big profits: quick. sales. Address wM.
PlLKINTON, Box B. SpartanburE, S. c.
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HELP WANTED
'Female-Conhnued.

RELIABLE CONCERN WANTS woMEN TO
do hrst-elass fancy work; materials fur
ulshed; liberal pay. stamped envelope
FOODS COMPANY. Portsmouth. Ohio. 2s
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FOR SALE-APARTMENTS

NEAR i4TH & EUCLID sTs.-I2 apart
ments: annual rental, $500. Price,
SIS. 600 Will trade.
NEAR 14TH FAIRMONT sTs.-A FIRE
proof building; annual rental, $4,000.
Price, $S5, 900
NEAR CONN. AVE. 4 S ST. N.w.-A good
building; annual rental, $4,000. Price,
500. 900; will trade.
NEAR COLUMBIA & KALoRAMA ROAD
IL apartments. Price, $50. 900.
NEAR 18TH ADAMS MILL RoAD-12
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wANTED-sE EVE RAJ sALEswoMEN;
good address and personality essential; 10
commission basis. Telephone Main 7Oso. for
appointment. 41
The Washington herald., 1922-04-02

HANDSOME APARTNENT: FIVE LARGE
rooms and bath In perfect condition: sell
ing on cooperative plan; price, $500 In
moderate cash payment: total monthly pay
ment. $50. G. s. BENNETT. 500 Cont.
Trust Main sJn4 255
The Washington herald., 1922-04-02
BUSINESS PROPERTIES.
CeufiDued.
BUSINESS PR0PERTTEe

BUSINESS PROPERTIES.
NEAR RHODE ISLAND AVE. on iiTH sT
rood buildinE: iarre lot Prics. sso.eoo.
~ MtsI or ltrH-A ans building:
NEAR 18TH A COLUMBIA RoAD-N~-
euldinE. store two apsrtnents. Price.
NEW YORK AVE. NEAR sTH STA An.
speculative property. Cheap at 81 500
CONN. AVE. NEAR ST. NV nns
Investment and speculative propositioa
The Washington herald., 1922-04-02

THE WONDERS OF RADIO. EVERYBODY
talking about IL. Our new 81 book going
like wild fire. Anyone can understand IT.
Agents sample. p cents AUSTIN JEN-
KINs PUB. Co. Baltimore Nd
The Washington herald., 1922-04-02

ST. NR. 18th. n. E.-store q dveInnf:
rms. a b.: lat. h.: Eas a eles-; $40. 500:
one-third cash DRY roo6sl wILDhLN q
CO. 9Th a II. FRANKLIN 6l0a
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-19
Cold Wave Passing From
Northwest and Plain States.
Rising Temperatures End Of
fensive in Lake Region.
STORM is MOVING EASTWARD
" arnings Issued for New York
and New England Area.
Snow, Sleet or Rain Due in
Middle and Gulf States.

Chicago, Dec. 19.-Slowly rising
temperatures today mark the, passing
of winters first determined offensive
in the lower lakes region. which sent
the mercury down to its lowest level
Of the season.
with slowly climbing thermometers
the forecast for the northwest.
plains states and the Rocky noun
tain region, cold wave warnings were
issued for Pennsylvania, New York
and the New England states
Altho rising temperatures were
predicted for the country west of the
Appalachian mountains and as far
south as Florida, the mercury still
was below normal for this time of the
year.. In the northwest n general rise
OF to Is degrees was shown by the
weather bureau compilations.
Chicago today was recovering from
its coolest weather of the year.
Snow, sleet or rain was announced
today for the middle and gulf states.
Fair weather was reported for We'd
nesday for the lower lake region,
Ohio valley and Tennessee.