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The Washington herald., 1918-12-08
Community Center Plans o:
To Honor Congressmen

The Wilson Normal Communaty
Center will give an informal recep-
ton in honor OF the members OF tte
Appropriations Committees Of .cos-
gress on Tuesday evening at wIisou
Normal School sr1
The Center is a busy hive OF In
dustry and a visit will give ones
frst-hand knowledge OF community
ideals and activities. There are zop-
wards OF 100 men and women en-.
rolled in the several classes. vhae
the community dances under proper
chaperonaEe are largely attended
The Washington herald., 1918-12-08
By JOHN L. BALpERsroN.
Copyright, isls. ty tpe Mcclure sevs7xpef

tCopynght, lxl9. ry the Mcclure NevslEef
syndicatel
London, Nov. 2-The capitulation Of
Turkey leaves to the peace conference
the complicated task Of deciding how
to split up those territories, inhabited
by many races. formerly under the
corrupt rule OF the Sublime Porte.
From an informed but unoficial
source / have obtained a forecase Of
the worlds long overdue settlement
with Turkey. Details may be chang
ed. but the broad lines Of the ar.
rangements communicated TO me Will
probably remain.
The city OF Constantinople. together
with the straits of the Dardanelles
and the Bosporus. will probably re-
main under the purely nominal su-
zerainty of Turkey. controlled by an
international commission that will
include all the countries bordering on
the Black Sea and perhaps represen-
tatives Of Britain, France, Italy and
America as well The reason why
Turkey will be left some shadow Of
authority in Constsnunople lie that
her complete election would shock the
religious feelings Of many Mussulman
subjects Of Britain and France.
Remains of Turkey.
What remains of Turkey in Europe,
the bit of Thrace behind CONSTANT
nople, viii be divided on national
lines between Greece and Bulgaria.
the frontier line between these two
countries running from Enos up the
Martha River. Bulgaria will prob
ably get the fortress Of Adrianople,
on condition that the Mussulman
shrii.es there be controlled by Mos
lem commissions; this apparent re-
ward for her treachery will fall to
Bulgaria because the population Of
Adrisnople is predominantly Bulgar.
Turning to the Asiatic Possessions
OF Turkey. the strip of Arabia from
Yemen up to Akaba will be an inde-
pendent kingdom of the Hejaz. prob
ably under the protection of Great
Britain. Palestine will be a separate
Jewish state under the guarantees Of
the world. while Syria will be either
an Independent kingdom under
French protection or an undisguised
French protectorste. All the islands
around the western coast OF Asia
Minor, Inhabited by Greeks, will be
given to Greece.
The new Independent Armenia will
comprise the province Of Erzerum.
Bitlis, Van, Diarbekr. Sivas. and the
eastern part Of Adana, perhaps with
an outlet to the sea at AleKandretta-
ltaly's desires are likely TO be salts
fed with the town OF Trebizond and
half the province II that name. while
an independent Georgia will be set up
around its ancient capital. Tiflis, and
guaranteed free access to the sea for
Its trade through the port Of Trebi-
zond. Three provinces are to form
an independent state whose capital
The Washington herald., 1918-12-08
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore Dec. Prizes on the local pro
duce market today ranged as folievsi
BuTTER-Creamery, Western separator. sr-
tras, eSasBc: do. hrsts e3sftc; do Weston printh
-Ib. extras. e7s6sc: do. frsts, sisesc; do. West
ern rrints. lib ertrss 6sssc; do, hrsss. elss2c
nearby creamery extrEs, slae2e;' do, PennsSi1anls
and Virginia extras. fsa44c; do, hrss, AaGc
store packed. frsts, toc; rolls, Maryland and
Ohio oc
EGGs-western Maryland. Pennsylvania and
nearby, per doz frsts, Toc; Eastern Shore OF
Maryland and Virginia, hrsts. Iec; Ohio. hrsts
roc. West Virginia. essssc; Southern North
Carolinal, hrsts, e7sssc
Pennsyivania, per 100 lbs. ateaslpi do. ss~
York, Nc. /, per 100 Ibs. 25oaSoo; DO. Eastern
Shore of Maryland and virginia. MeCormics.
lT5sa- %; do, Jerseys, per l5olb ScS fuhas
swests yeilows. North Csrolina, per ooi. sWs
$50; DO, Eastern Shore. per hamper. l7sazW
90. p~ bsl, s.noAs.c'; DO YORK Rive per POI
5uoseco: yams fsncy. bright, per bSl, 40aleo
GARDEN PRODUCTS AND GREEN
FRUITs-Apples, Eastern Choce per bhl, loose.
25oa35o; do ordiuarS. l3a2p; do h-bol bas.,
50; do. New Yotk State, per ooi: No l.
5.oosz 90; do. westefn MARYLAND and Penn
szavania. packed bbl. 4os7.U' 90; NO. ool,
s.ooa4oo; do. per bu. bss, l0s2@: DO. Ben
Davis per bbl. 55OsA.oo Beans, Florida. per
has green, 5oas %; do, Florida. T~r has. pearl,
l.s0s2B. Bects nsttre, per bunch, os1c. Sso
bsge, native, per 100. 3.ooAs.oo: do. New York
State PER ton. Danish, %; DO, domestic
N ooau.co C.uliaower. per bbi. 4coA15o do. psr
crate. auA22 Celery, New York, per doz.
&ossoc. Cranbsr-ies, per bol. fancy. lonn.s.
Egg Plants. Florida per crate, 2-osS@. Grapes,
Concord pr Glib bas, HaSoc; do. Catawba per
s,Ib has, sasoc. Grapefruit Florida, per boa
2.5cas.0. Kaie. native, per bu box zaSe; Let
tuce. Florida. per bss headed. 25a3U; do.
Norfolk rer has. 5oaaoo Onions. New York
and Western. per 100 r.. l.75a2eo; do. MARY
land and PsnnsyisaniA. per 100 lb~, lSbs2W
Oranses Florida, per boz. as TO ss. aoAsU
Pear, New York. per bo,. Bartlett. i.0asO; DO.
per bbl. Sheldon, sooa1 %. Psppen, Florida, pe
crsts, auAa.A TNunipa, nstiu pu 6u boz.
Ioa5oc. Tumatoea Florida. p9 crats. 10oaa0.
Tunius native psr bu. Ba4oc.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-08
To Teach Householders
Saving of Anthracite

Anthracite coal is scarce and the
amount produced this year will not
meet all requirements OF Industrial
and domestic use.
householders proper methods OF
burning anthracite will open here
next Tuesday, so that the supply
may be conserved as much ss pos
sible. the Fuel Administration an
nounced yesterday. ---
The Washington herald., 1918-12-08
Many Stockings Empty ..s5, tas,
Unless Charity Helps

lnnumerable families will be de-
prtved OF any sort OF Christmas ceie.
brAtion unless gifts are sent them,
the Associated Charities announced
yesterday afternoon.
This Christmas IN several wBys
will be q crAmped one for many be-
cause OF the inroads the infiuenEs
made into many families. A list OF
deserving families whose Christmas
cheer promises TO be meAEer is be-
ing made now by the secretary OF
the society. This will be ready for
publication tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-08

n. r.MrB: heavy. rasu@
CATTLE = Rscstpts, Lao: stsady: uativs
teerr. u.na1B: hstfen. sSoais.p; cowH IN
l2D; socksn and fseden. lsosiaW; csive.
s.7sai7.o.
sHDKR-Receips. ~; sssdy lambs. yasA
is.o; e~es. soessoo. ~
Cincinnati. Dec f-HoGs-Rec-ipss. $40:
steady.
oATTLE-R>csipts. 100; slow; calves steady
at eoosisN
sHEEP-Rece4pts. no; steady; lambs steady
The Washington herald., 1918-12-08
CHICAGO GRAIN.
by JOSEPH r. PRITCHaRn

Chicago Dec. There was a new order of
things in the corn pit today with conditions
displaying more breadth. The action Of thA
grain corporation and the Food Administration
in the removal Of maly restrictions from the
corn market proved to be bearish factor.
Net losses were lA to 21fc -'"'
Cash transactions were small at 5000 bushels
with prices to l2c lower These shsrn mic,
declines reflected the feeling Of manufacturers
as well as exporters who were inclined to bach
away from the offerings instead Of Riyins the
market stiTport when it was most needed.
Longs in oats led in the selling. and rr,ce,
we're " 10 lc lower for the day Cash ,ales
hers were $4,000 bushels. Of which 30 ooo busbels
were taken by exporters
Chicago Dec. 2-Grain and proviaons close.
corn-December. l3lN January, INk. Feb
rIary. lEN.
Oats December. 7as; January. ny; Feb
ruary, nv.
Rye-January, 1884,
LArd-Januay. BIS; May, 1.B.
Ribs-January, 555; May, A.ea
Pork-JauuAx1. A1A
The Washington herald., 1918-12-08
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Pittsburgh, Dec. 7.-H0GS-Receipts. 7.soo
steady heavies and heavy Yorkes, I7.G; light
Yor&ers, le15alf.oo; pigs, ls 5oalsI.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts, 100; steady
top sheep. 1000; top lambs. lS0.
cALvES-Receipts. $50; steady; top. Zoo
Kansas City. Dec 7.-HOGS-Receips. leo;
steady; heavy, T.0osl7.7o; butchers n.25an 90
lights r.oosl7.55; pigs. IL asH.5o
CATTLE-Receipts. 500; steady; prime steers
I80oa2D 90; Southern Steers e.ooai2oo; cows. 5.2J
ala 30: heifes. 7ooal3.5o; calves 6ooal3,so
.sHEEP-Receipts, 20: steady; fambs laoos
1.D; yeariings. 0!oAl2oo; wsthers. sooalos %
ewes, sooss.1
B. Louis Dec 7.-HOGs-Receipts, s5e;
'iswG; hghts. I.SsH.o 20; pgs, lzooalAoo: butch.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-08
INVESTORS AND TRADERS

Atter eleven months ooutinuSus sdvsner ~
natural ten point reaction. No chanst nsns
swing bull mRrkes- Al stock struck co1nft
support poiuts -
OUR SPECIAL SMALL STOCK. srousd -
for 20 point sdynDce- Only bcose 2 poinu x<~
advance ready 10 that and otberS. send 90
DOLLARS for tins SPECIAL" best lsA1oss
and Daily Letter issued since 1871 W 70 lA,4r
an IS. isie, coss<fns neat ban wing
SUCCESS CLUB, r. N. GOLD
SMITH, MGR.
~ Broad Street. New York C3ty.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-08
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
W. W. Chamber EP, chanbsn
W. W. CHAMBERS co.
DEATH RECORD.

WHITE.
FRANK and Mary @. Zerego, girl.
rueoaore ,,e 3. and Poma Amussen. boy.
= r, rstulnand and Annie Bergman. girl.
rsa sshas j. and Hortense NJ. Becher, boy.
Chas. @. and Lllie L. Dern, edrl.
VIM. p. and Olive Car, boy.
Aubrey W. and Helen Z, Edwards tov
Mm: T. and Minnie V. Ferguson, girl.
Benl +. and Mary e. Stewart, giri,
oscar and Esther Keller, boy.
CoLORED.
Morgan 5. and Herberth @. Brown. boy.
VIM and Louise Robertson, boy.
EDWARD and Esther Smith, boy.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-08
AUTOMO OBnES
Washington Auto Exchange
Automobiles, Tires. AccessePsss,
Repairs, Trucks, Trailers. stsr-
age, Taxis. Auto Glass, Ga
RACES. Batteries. Etc.
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

FOR SALE PACKARD 1918 MODEL RUN
approximately 5000 miles; fully eqipped. II
demonstration desired. write BOX 82. Herald
Office. oeceft
50-HORSEPOWER BUICK CAR
attached to a two-ton Smith
Form a-Truck; in good condition.
Price, $500. One-ton Smith Form-a-
Truck attached to a Ford car; con-
dition same as new; will sell rea-
sonably on easy terms. RECORD
AUTO CO. 1913 Pa. ave. NV. deS-3t
AUTOrNG TODAYf sUREl My DETROIT
weatherproof Top dehes cold; better than .
limousine. Order yours today. Ho2 II St nv.
delft
The Washington herald., 1918-12-08
HOTELS AND CAFES.
NEW LIBERTY HOTEL,

400 Jersey Ave. N. W.
Nicely furnished rooms; steam
heated, electricity; $I.00 per day
and up. Special weekly rates. Phone
Lincoln Z95. deS-7t
The Washington herald., 1918-12-08
AUTOS FOR HIRE.
Republic Trucks

We do hauling around town and in Maryland
or Virginia, by hour. day, week or month. We
guarantee you quick and good service at rea-
sunable prices. 81 Ind st. ne. Lincoln IS
s. D. LEFAS noDN
The Washington herald., 1918-12-08
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED-C \ sHTER AND PRIVATE
hrAnch Telephone operator. Apply S9 H st.
NV deCs-E
WASTED-NEAT YOUNG LADIES TO
clerk in leather gods store: must bring ref
srsnces. Apply TOPHAM'S. I2Is F st. NV.
der-3t
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Washington Stock Exchange.

Quotations furnished By W. B. Hfbbs 4 Co.
SALES
Wash Gas S. s.. 40 At aA
Washington Railway generll g. Suo AZ
Ga s.. .ooo At 81 600 at Sla Nlcp At
e5's. NoO at 81 S0o At So 500 At
81 a,O5o at So. N.oo at sei4. 500 al SCI
500 at ssA. N.cp At sssi- 81 .oco at S5l4.
Capital Tnction. 10 al 81
MsrseuthIleT, al ISA.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-08
LOST
BUSINESS CHANCES.

STEEL RAILS FOR RAILROAD SIDE
tracks and industrial purposes with necessary
fastenirss. also switches, frogs and turnOuts.
Prompt shipmrnts for war requirements, VI.
MITSHKCN Co. Detroit, Mich des-lt
The Washington herald., 1918-12-08
WANTED-SALESMEN.

sALESMEN-BIG CONFESSIONS; ENPERl-
snce ,sa.esmsn wanted by calendar manufAe-
tursr. We offer an unusual liberal proposition
70 experienced calendar statesmen with an e.
tablished territory. Our salesmeu are making
S.0oO TO $1,000 annually. You get liberal com
missions. cOpyrghted designs. strong oo-opera-
ton and protection in your territory. Only
high-class men wanted Give full particulars,
stating experience. trTritory wanted and refer
ences. F J.. OFFERMANN ART WORKS.
Buffalo. y. Y. decs-lt
sALE1SME.N - SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY
for the man seeking 10 better himself; ad-
vsrtisiry calendars and novelties; liberal com
mission proposition: selling SEASON Commences
Ja-.ary / THE GEO. Fl. JUNG Co. Gin
cinnati. Ohio deolt
SIDE LINE: Top NOTCH SPECIALITY; RE
zUsiisibls house pays big commissions prompt
lyT write today: samples and sales talks free;
no DELAYS ERICKSON COMPANY. Dts
Moiness Iowa. deo-.t
sALEsSMEN WANTED-EARN SO \ WEEK
all or spare tinlr; get our wonderful Holiday
samples Mems Tailored NeCEwear. L L. hEl-
SER CO. Palmer Bldg, Detroit. Mich.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

RELATIVES IN THE
army. navy or air service ot the United States
earn s. daily easily by writing me- Address BER-
NICE PRoUTY. aG Harris Trust Bldg. Chi
eago. III. des-lt
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WANTED TO BUY.

mobile, city OF suburban. and pa, Won hi,be,,
prices for ladies'. sentlemen's. children, dis
csrded clothing. Of all descriptions. AddIsss
postsI or phone ! wiz cal, RICE. lan m
u. lrS
The Washington herald., 1918-12-08

GIRL WANTED FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work. Apply Tol5 5th St NV. Takoma Park.
deT-3t
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR sALE-LGDTESS EVENING GOWNS.
hats, shoes and waists reasonable. Apt. 2.
1871 Lanier place. de3lt
TWO FLAT TOP DESKS. 60INCH MA
hogRny finish. and desk chairs to match two
>tcnographers desks and chairs: two rugs, old
taptstry colOrs. s1l0i4 feet and svl2. All prAc-
Jically good as new. c. W. WEBB. Woodward
Building. de7H
HIGH SCHOOL CADET OFFICERS UNI
form and cap; used short time. SO. I'D Ran
dGph place NV. deT-3t
DRESSES AND SUITS. SIX AFTERNOON,
evening and street gowns; absolutely new: size.
g; two suits: velvet cloak; shoes, size 5; cur
tains and linens rs HOlmead place. de63t
The Washington herald., 1918-12-08
FURNITURE FOR SALE.

cREb1T Furniture cREbTF fASE
HoPWoOD's Popular Price Furni-
ture and Stove Store. sth & X Sta
Q
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TEACHERS WANTED.

SOLDIERS RE- ENTERING SCHOOL WORK.
teachers leaving government service and
othes availahe can secure Spring term open-
inzs through this Bureau FOSTERS TEACH
ERS AGENCY, Atllnta. Ca decslOlz-l5
The Washington herald., 1918-12-08
HELP WANTED-mALE-

CHAUFFEUR MECHANIC FOR REQ AND
Overland car. REAL ESTATE OFFICE. "a
St Nv Apply with reference, 10 to Y
morninEs. deIet
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY 10 LOAN On APPRovtT crY
real ssssts a lowest current nta; spsslal
pnrleees With rSspect to pn. pamsBA.
TYLER RUTHERFORD. Ina. sI M 4. Z
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-07
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Sunday Tips

Sunday j IpS
10 - room close in modern
residence, $500; 50, 90 0
cash, balance easy terms.
Elegant east front close-in
lott 10Nl00; fine location for
a home or apartment. Price
$4,000; easy terms
East ront residence lot, CO.
foot frontage, Morningslde
addition. Price 81, with
terms.
7-room new 2-story modern
h ONE, garage. basement,
driveway; adjoins NJ aple
Ridge. Price $4,000.
CanNyou beat it? $500
buys modern, garage and
driveway, South Cheyenne; &;
select neighborhood Easy
terms and early possession.
$1,000 buys lovely home
on 75-foot corner lot, east
front, Crosbie Heights; all
modern improvements in.
$4,000 buys an exception
ally well-built home; large
rooms, large basement: every
m o d ern convenience you
could ask for. 1t IL an east
front, adjoins Maple Ridge
addition. It's worth the
price.
$4,000 buys a real home,
southwest part city: a beau-
tiful home throughout; up-to-
date. Early possession.
$3.50 buys a new modern
home adjoining Maple Ridge
addition. Let me show you
this home.
One corner lot, $3.50; three
inside lots $3.50 each: one
/ h ir d cash, balance SIS
month. They are east fronts,
nicely terraced lots, smooth
and rich soil.
Phone 339 or 443 or see---
n NAE GAe<y -
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-07
REAL. ESTATE FOR RENT
rIyT- AND APARTMENT

NINTH W, 2thn.lhr"c room auA'."
nicely furnished CAL bt4H ."
O'Clock
SOUTH sipF Four.room arnrtH. .
priv - bath rrut rrasunab'. .'
I" yod GUY furniture Ia. .utlug
trolA party leaving ,fH aud
sacrifice cali ass nr H'a"
WHEELING. $. hub 'ng..
rooms private eni-''
Admiral Wheeling j0tr
ron REST Very nicr ."
rshcd apartment gnoo
porch. screened hack
iirst floor three ca
Phone llolI
APARTMENT room n.
apartment over. garar'
FLATs-FuRNIsUru 20
CAROLINA. 3. i4Sa -l'asF..
room apartment ron. ..t
be- seen tn be appreciate
Of Cincinnati
MYTH ", cI5 -Four ..,u ....
.partmsnt. rents Tor 9. I.. 0... ..
room now vented ior f" 'nt.r.
soTTu SIDE 81, rom 0nt.Im..
furnished this Is somr'nr
and beautifully iurmNh.t 'a .
age2
APARTMENT For rrrI s.f.
four room apartment lrus.
new, good furniture sI.r.
screened hack porch. iroH' p.
exposures, urat 'oor .o.. .
1l0iJ
APARTMENT -EIeGsruy 'r....' ....
ment with ktchcurl and hafr-Hu .....
In suitable for couple ga. Nan'. ea...
furnished free soc per mont. ..'......
required Phone 7'oa q
ROOMS Nice airy rouu f.r..... .na"
mrnt good furniture ,rrr,.a . .Nh
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c. w. Singleton
Room 7 Alexander Bldg.
Worth tine Money

$3,000---North side, near
Denver; five-room modern;
full sized lot; good location:
out-of-town owner says sell
for $4,000.
$l0,000---14l5 South. Dem
yer; ten-room residence; oak
floors throughout; basement,
garage, servants quarters,
cistern. This property is va
cant now. Look II over.
$500 to $650--vacant lots;
IL blocks from Third and
Main good high location and
In walking distance of down
town district---$500 to $3.50.
si,OOO--5Oxl4O-foot corner,
Park Hill.
Some real snappy buys II
Morninyside and Maple Ridge.
Phone 1861 for appointment.
]. T.. Tubbs
342 Robinson Building.
Phone 1851
Real Estate and Rentals.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-07

30 U'N Nrtofl'fN. fahl llNNI Nl'f
$1,000 only a. 600 cash. NJ y Gt,ss
2 Co. over Palace tb'hter Phone
cow
byHNErI Five ro,o, hardwood
noots Carthage mautsl built 10 features
vacant nos e. 500 ~ 600 down.
iHlu 4 sen Phone $3.50 residence
Isrb
BOULDER \ N ~ room house close IN ,
Maitius di4pncr rented inr $50 pvr
month can be bought for 1900. cssN
s. uHO or lrss balance ON terms see
Wmbt,h room 2ij Robinson hldsa
phone l7li
,HENtNNE ~ Five ru"ma and bath
east front In tho best locsuor ON the
north sid, II ,ou want hurfHW Nrt
the John Bsnt sion. $40 Robinson
Rae rhong o'5
OLYMPIA 5 fi,e root9 moden on phve
mont has basement garage and Walks
also good we'll Ir,r' " 900. -pv 'ssh
balance $40 pc, month White NrsItl
DA, FNrORl. j. q room brick house
rrod we'll and pump grape Mhonr i,oll
AID shade trees full lot, not Wodrrn NV
vlIkinr distsurs from business center
A ,enuinr suan. Itice 49, TOO $500 rH'h.
$50 pcr month " j Glass & Go, over
Palace thutu Phone oosl
DENVER y. 603 nargaln possession A.
once five rooms. mndcrn large loi. pA.,'
street and paved aliry beauiful heRh
borNood property nrit south sod lhfr'
vrals ago for double price ssked Tor MS
Orprr ,tr,s offer profit 81. 300 lfl'c
- ,old ifts week. xAT50. with gooi
terms Phone owner a'oA
EAST sIDE Best buy on east side dupl'',
east front fine location on NheehhE ~
one han block Of Admiral litntl hnu
.frrt err service, price only fA"V'.
al 600. cash terms on balance. rcniai
value 500 Soc W,mhish. room go hop
usnn ndF phone l5lA
East AlIiF- Near Washington srhool
room new double house. iu.l 10y '9uin
front. an modern. rented for ~ Ptf
t.1uth Price f'T'u on'y - 'Iu '"',
balanr, y. per month NJ u 1,,
Co., over Palare ihrs'er lh""" '"''
EAST slDE Fiyrroom nee house on
promirent fun lot nice shade Pil'e
.1 @no a. 900 cash. a ba,auJr 80 per
month white Realty 90 phone A'''
, N-q slpF room bungalow In good 10
rstion Price 81. Gnu. $3.50 1aff hs'h
SION aao Robinson Hidt Phone P'i.
pIWOnD room bungalow. hf''
yooms In oak mantle French doors. nAse
w,ut sau front a well "N''' hoW'
- 600 rash viii hard.c Ifi'r ,.o.
N Gloss & Co over ''@'' '"'''''-
Phouo 6o9i
FLWOop. $. illa rive rooms 1ttJ os
,,,hl. ior,fiou one room modern h"N'..
a North IsV'ou and ono 4 rooms moo
a,r 80, south Victor these arc dAnny
,,o,rrties See them ani phone V"ncf'
ll7o.
FosToVN 1912 Furnished aroom
modern house .r rar H''
rorRrErNru g. uH uali house for.
riinrs Tor ssIs good H,, ,hoo'hool no
children.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
AcPEAaE ron SALE

a., ,CRFs--Iocated milss southeast Of
'VirIia OgH lti ceres i1 n ovation
t.l,rr, Boz rs. and pasture. 2 room house
49, tarp and grarary. good wrl| HuI
sp-ipr On farm black limestone land
ss asrss Boo wheat that all gn~a vIlh fHr
faTmland Oh the hav goes vlih bu1 rHn
be said Tor $50 per A.Tr. 50 HnH rsst.
balance IN suii See Russ T. Gruut vlt
Firs, Nail Bldg phone 400.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-07
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

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$500 cash g.. BE-. u.uh 90
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IS. l"''. ~. Five ro4, uuH..n tnus, huut
'"rr mfutrI harIuuuN floors. uUr,
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80 NIn'''h. -i' ku0,nhun h.ds.. uhuur
'll' T. .-g' For sa'" bargain h'
rvnrf new 'rom bungalow. terms
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-07

FOR SALE ny OWNFR
Roomy new room bungalow In Irving
rlArc. beautifully finished oak floors en-.
tirsly modern throughout, with built In fea
turr,, basement and garage fine garden In
riar terms 1914 Chicago street Irving
Place Phone t537.
TDR SALE--fiue Broom house IN corner
lot n West Tulsa rental " 200 per year;
price - 900, $500 rash. hulance monthly
Call fsdon Investment Co, 2l9 First
Natl Blds phone 1883
NOUS -Ownsr drshrd ssys sell Tor
81 200 nice 3room house and lot owen
Addition " you want bargain call at
once Phone $50.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-07
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

a. .css q IARss foR RENT ~
l"oA house hA-n Weu 5000 S,.5 -,
.a, 'ep reni 10 Palace Bldg. phone as7o
ACtEs--For, lease. oknuire, co,rtv
,so '.rss rs. l5.Ni2 40 acSrs gs is
di,,, address T X. Black. Warren. Ia
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-07
HOuSEA roR SALE

uNLrlNcht s. IN, room m6drru.
basement harduood floors. mantle beau
u.uy Decorated tas front flire
$1,000 oul, a. 600 cash. NJ i GtHss
= Co. over Palace th,hter phono
tOol
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-07
Right Down It own
Investments

$30,000-Two-story brick ;
lot 50xl40; right downtown
two storerooms below and
20 rooms upstairs. This prop
erty il rapidly increasing In
value and worth a good deal
more than price asked. Can
be bought this week for $780,
600; half cash, balance time
Phone 1861.
2,000-Two-story brick
lot 50x140; half block from
new eight-story Wright build
ing. This property is rented
at present for $3.50 per month.
This Is "A real snap. Buy as
vacant lot; il worth price
asked for entire property and
can be bought for half cash.
Price $22,000.,
If you are looking for
downtown property call me
up-7561. may have just
what you are looking for.