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The Washington herald., 1919-10-29

Elizabeth Christman. Chicago: Miss
10 Cofin, New York; Miss MabeI
Gillespie. Boston: Miss Sarah Green.
Kansas City: Miss Agnes EesIoI
Chicago: Miss Pauline Newman.
Philadelphia; Miss Julia O'ConnOr.
Boston: Miss Hilda Svenson. New
York: Mrs. Laura Williams. Wash
ington; Mrs. Charles b. Henderson.
Mrs. Newton Diehl Baker. Mrs.
Josephus Daniels, Mrs. Franklin ID.
Roosevelt. Miss Agnes Wilson. Mrs.
Louis +. Post. Mrs. Florence Simms.
Mrs. John B. Kendrick, Mrs. Z. r.
Costigan. Sonora b. Monica de CAL
deron. Sonora Dona Alicia Ward
de Riano. Miss Grace Abbott. Miss
Julia Lathrop. Mrs. ]. Borden Har-
riman, Mrs. Medill Mccormick. Mrs.
Glen Swigget. Mrs. John J. White.
Mrs. Cato Sells, Lady Willert. Mrs.
Hiram Johnson, Mrs. William Ken
yon, Mrs. /. L. Lenroot. Mrs. Will
liam Hard. Mrs. Robert NJ. La Fol-
The Washington herald., 1919-10-29
8OCA@Ey
B. E. c. DRUM.HuNr

The King and Queen Of the Bel
CLANS and the Duke Of Brabant were
entertained last night at dinner by
the Vice President OF the United
states. representing the President. and
by Mrs Marshall. the first of several
octal functions to be given in their
honor. The scene OF this historic
occasion was the handsome home of
hrs- Thomas F. Wash at ZOO Mas
sachuSAtts avenue
For the first time since the death
OF Mr.. Walsh the big front doors
Of the mansion on the Massachusetts,
avenue side were thrown open: a
regal red carpet leading up to It
from the curb and a huge Belgian
nag flying on the doorway. Big urns
lining the sides of the entrance
stairway were filled to overfiowing
with huge chrysanthemums: the same
flowers were banked in profusion up
each side OF the grand interior stair
way leading to the first balcony,
where the Marine Band, concealed
from view, played while the guests
assembled and curing the dinner.
No handsomer setting for such an
interesting function could possibly
have been found than the Walsh
home. Moreover it was a singularly
dtting place in which to entertain the
rulers Of the BelRians as the Kings
predecessor and Mr.. Walsh were close
friends. The dinner>table arranged in
the form Of a U was placed in the
handsome spacious gold salon glor-
'ously resplendent Of the French
"reminiscences. II is the same big
!ooJu where Mrs. Walsh. with the aid
Of her friends, has made thousands Of
garments for the relief OF the needy
In Belgium. These same garments
which are made of all sorts of sal
vaged materials were on exhibit last
night in the dining room which though
large. was not quite big enough to seat
the sixty-two guests gathered there
last evening. The Queen sent Mrs.
Walsh a special request to have the
garments on exhibit as she wished to
see theli. She herself had handled
many trunks of clothes abroad sent
through Mrs. Walsh and made in her
home.
The guests assembled IN the library
where they awaited the coming OF the
sovereigns. who left their wraps in
the drawing room. where they were
led by the Vice President and Mrs
Marshall who welcomed their majes-
The Washington herald., 1919-10-29

Dear Miss Lee; ! am q girl ~ years Of aEs
and tor over year weut With boy alout .
year my junior. I hav not seen him since our
tirs quarrel. Tor he enlisted In the navy and has
not yet been released. . think q great deal Of
him and feel certain that he cared for me. to1.
He has written me several cssds since be left
but have bren too proud to answer What 90
you ad,ise!S. T. N.
II it was Just a little quarrel over
something that didn't matter much
anyway. you shodld have forgiven
long ago Why don't you write him
a little note, saying you have enjoyed
his cards and hope that you will see
him when he comes home? lf you
decide to write such a note I would
The Washington herald., 1919-10-29
V~1~4~ g.

suggest that you make 1t friendly and
shoit and do not refer to the quarrel.
Dear Mis- Lee: Please tell me how q rifi Il
years Of age si,ouId wear her hair which is no,
easily eurled
II Is impossible to say before seeing
you just what way of dressing the
hair would be becoming to you. II
depends upon the way you dress and
the length of your hair. Won't you
come In?
The Washington herald., 1919-10-29
Virginia Lees Personal Answers
To Herald Readers Questions

Everyone is trying to get peek at the
King aud Queen. ] think you all will ag.ce
with me that while the King is most attrae-
tive, tho eyes of the faircr sex arc turned
toward the Queen.
Everyone has admired her since the war.
il not before, and when we add, to that a
slight feminine desire to see her clothes we
do not wonder at the, crowds gathered here
and there awaiting an opportunity for
glance. N
The Washington herald., 1919-10-29

The Queen plain dress night before last
her arrival with dark blue cloak and squirrel collar
blue toquc, trimmed with a band OF gray feathers
Upon her visits the Senate and the House yesterday
she exquisite gown white topped evening
OF velvet Her similar shape other hats
she Of yellow velvet trimmed with paradise
OF a deeper hue.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-29

lette. Miss Caroline B. Don, Mrs
James Cushman, Mrs. Joseph I
France and Mrs. Marvin Jones.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-29
POLISH MISSION
Is COMING SOON.

II is reported that NJ. Trumbitch
and Dr.-Milenko X. Vesnitch, min
lister Of finance. who have requested
leave of absence for several
weeks from attendance upon the
Peace Conference in Paris. will be
members OF the Jugo-Slav financial
mission coming to the United States
shortly.
Mrs. Malcolm s. McConihe enter
tained a luncheon party yesterday
in compliment to Mrs. John w.
Wright, of Texas. who is visiting
her sister. Mrs. Hsmpson Gary.
. Among the other guests were Mrs.
Ira Copley and her sister. Mrs. Ma
, csuley. of San Francisco: Mrs. JOS
eph Hampson. Mrs. Louis Titus.
Mrs. Thomas F. Logan. Mrs. Victor
Kaufman, Mrs. Frank b. Freyet
Mrs. Frederic d. McKenncy. Mrs.
/ Horace mcfarland. Mrs. william
Hill and Mrs. Poe White.
Mrs. McConihe is giving a series
OF luncheons this autumn.
Mai. and Mrs. Perry Belmont. who
have been visiting on the North
Shore. have returned to Newport.
They will close Belcourt on Novem-
ber /. returning to Washington for
the winter.
: Mrs. Alexander Glass entertained
at tea YESTERDAY at the Wardman
Park Inn in compliment to Miss Har-
riet Hatch. who is visiting Miss
Elizabeth Howry.
Prominent guests at the Hotel
Lafayette are Mr.. Sanford III.
! Freund. assistant general counsel
of the Railroad Administration. Mr..
and Mrs. clifford. Of Valparaiso.
Chile. S. A; Judge Charles E.
Hughes. Of New York: Mr.. Charles
! Seabury. of Oak Park. ILL.,, and Mrs.
w. X. Draper. of New York.
washingtonians Who are regis
tered at the Hotel Chatham New
York. t.-,de Philip NJ. Julien.
Thomas d. n. Brophy. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. 4. Tomlinson. w. E. Kittel. M
and Mrs. ]. II. Paris and Miss \.
F. White
! In honor of the delegates OF the
/ international Congress of workins
Women, which convened in WASH
ington today, the National Women
Trade Union League gave a tee
Yesterday afternoon at the Burling-
ton. The hostesses were: Mrs.
RAYMOND Robins. Chicago: Rose
Schneidermann. New York: Miss
Emma Steghagen. Chicago: Miss
The Washington herald., 1919-10-29

Charles Pergler. diplomatic repre-
sentative OF Czecho-Slovakia at
Washington, has been appointed en-
Ry OF his government to Japan. and
will start soon for his new post.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-29
A CALIFORNIA;
VISITOR HERE.

VISITOR HERE.
W. II. Porterheld. of San Diego,
Cal. who was visiting in Washington.
has left for New York.
Miss Dorothy Smith. who Is the
guest Of Miss Amy Buriingame, was
hostess at a luncheon yesterday at
the Army and Navy Club.
Col. william Eric Fowler enter
tanned at dinner last night at the
Cafe St. Marks. Surg. Gen. and Mrs.
Aerritte W. Ireland were in the
party. .<
Mrs. Robert Hagner entertained the
Women's Club Of Bethesda yesterday
afternoon at her home in Bethesda.
Z. L. stork will entertain the Rc-
tary Club next Saturday afternoon al
his residence in Bradley Hills.
Mrs. Harris Crist and Miss Emily
Burrows. of New York. will come
today to visit Mrs. Crisis brother
in-law and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. L.
L. Nicholson. jr.. at their new home
near Rockville, Md.
1t. Col. Samuel J. Turnbull. of
this city. who has been stationed
here for some time. will leave short
ly .or Camp Gordon. Ga. where he
will be stationed.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-29

Mr.. Pergier is in New York for a
short v:sit. and is staying at the
Vanderbilt Hotel.
Frederick W. oederiin. formerly
commercial sttache OF the swiss Lee
cation. IL at The Vanderbilt Hotel
In New York for few days pre-
parstory TO sailing for his home In
Switzerland. He was detached from
the legation here in September
The Washington herald., 1919-10-29

Mai. and Mrs. Perry Belmont who
have been visiting on the North
Shore. have returned to Newport.
They will close Belcourt on Novem-
ber /. returning to Washington for
the winter.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-29

Mrs. Alexander Glass entertained
at tea YESTERDAY at the Wardman
Park Inn in compliment to Miss Har-
riet Hatch. who is visiting Miss
Elizabeth Howry.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-29

The Minister of Serbia and Nine
Grouitch will entertain Informally AT
dinner tonight for their guests, Lord
and Lady Swaythling. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Tuckerman gave a dinner last
night for Lord and Lady Swayth-
ling.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-29

Mrs. Robert Hagner entertained the
Women's Club Of Bethesda yesterday
afternoon at her home in Bethesda.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-29

Z. L. stork viii entertain the Ro-
tary Club next Saturday afternoon at
his residence in Bradley Hills.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-07

prosperous democratic ,ifmcs. Yoa
wouldn't want dowr-troddcn labor
inc man 10 carry home his week
wages in a bashel sack ever, psyday.
Would yous
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-07
4 stu,e secret.

How did Con table Slackppiier get
hurts asked the washing machine
agent
HE says he was run over BY a
busch OF Joy riders. replied .he land
lord ci The priunia Tavern. ~But
here is hoarse rumor goiag aronnd
Rat hs feil asleep while crankinx a
lsdys Ford. and she, thinking he was
through wiah the Job starred forward
and surgcd athwar, him. as they say
in stories
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-07

Can any boy tell me Whist harness
Isl asked the teacher.
Not single boy knew.
Well" she continued. rs there any
boy here whose father works among
horses"
One small boy stood up aud an
swered. Yes. teacher. mine does"
We'll" said the teacher. what does
your father put, on the horse every
morning.
Please, teacher. every cent be has"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-07

see you have Colt NIT uns' on scnr
belt buckles and on all your equip
ment. And yet you were defeated.
How do yon explzin 1t. Il 'Gott no
longer init you.-
oh. res" replied the German. "Gott
is NIT us yei all right bur you had the
yanks with you"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-07
Has Another Think Cou,irs.

Piekpoekei Visiting friend in .aill -
hired a lawyer for you his morning.
siim. bui had 10 hand him my wa,rh
a. a retainer.
Psi--And Md he Keep liz
Plckpoekct He thinks he cid.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-07
No Reciprocity.

Have you ever tried 70 lore your
enemies p
Yes. Feplisd Bunsles. = have
tried, But never got a real enemy
% reciprocate MY affections With any
degree OF reliability.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-07
'-I'-'
A Little Front

Hub-Taers's no use my giving
cAeck. my dear ny bank account rs
cNerdrawn
Wife Wolf give me one anyway.
ard make il for $500. want 10 pun
il out of my handbag With my hand
kerchief at Inc club this afternoon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-07

A careless compositor can play
havoc with serious poem. Is one did
short time ago across the water. As
printed the lines read
They faced the terrors OF the deep
And guarded our snores while We
were asleep.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-07
Obsolete.

What has pecome Of the old fashion
&C silver dollar" asks an inouisiiiye
neishbor. It's too bulky for these
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-07

Hell don't know anything about
art. but know what Ike.
Why. that's just what l always
ssy! Amt 1t strange how many ideas
We got In OoUueay-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-07

A French officer Was examining .
German officer who was a prisoner.
Fritz" said the French officer. II
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-10-07
BEDTIME PENCIL PICTURES

MR JONES wss the ZOO keeper. and ev.
III cry day after dinner. used 70 stfoh
out to smoke cigar. YESTERDAY. - he ~ss
walking about enjoying his smoke ne nss1e
heavy footsteps approaching behind him aud
theh. - follow the dots and you'll learn
The reason for Mr. Jones panied expression
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20

WANTrp uLIWFfN Nuw ANp OCT J.
An urnrrfsrsi modern h0lsr nv couple
ono ur two nnrl,. five '" Dg.. ''"u.
Ir..rr la..ns.f garage nni .u"i F..
n..sr. preferably uu south HI' 1904 DID,
thIr World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20
REAL ESTATE

| EAST sii,t e,..-. 49, y" AAL1 "a
pIsr hunra.ow w.Il' ",a HH...a d.
NICELY Decorated g.... .Hai,
large sIrepIus uuf'.. .'.ff t,
,.nsc TO ,ar hn. a.4 aHA.,
only sIgsU. tlUt. raut
'hl MEglt DllH ~'aa
EAST slIF-a1 room a.....
high Iat. rluar ip .- r'Ya st
s,OU rAsh. balance u. l.'
WA ".si.
tpk sAbk tIsni r.u. .
inN bIr lot bas.m... a
GUY '''I p.'' '
fASl 5lDF rtv it. r....
gA'ow on paving. dose h.
QUO. 300 gahh. $40 .. r..n
''''' pN'n' '.
EN7 ~ INV fuur.... ...,,...
"'nI loi 5000 We . A..r -
month Csn -. ,5 W
r,r,rnpN,, u..,.
fof'., brg. n,.. 'f "a.
ono ul I'M. ,,..d... .f ,..
can br ygiaIu.J I.. .0..ar
hts magr.ngsnt r,..i. '.'f q
interested in ~on1.r' ...,.. A."
would Hho to E,. t..s. ...... ,..- 40
building call 7'-t ior 4.... .....
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20

CORNER ot lrnih and Forest beautifully
Furnished sir room bungalow riano And
,ff'ro'a with sleeping porch and ra
rhsc Phone solu. u no AnsSsr cal
hIll
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20
real ESTATE FoR RENT
ApARrMrNrR nNInNNfRIIEn


FuR REM Three ucw hrss room apart
Wrnw. BATH and srrvousI porch. Phone
2NsH
fuR kENl Four room modern apartment
rhons 500
CuLLtGt AVE- S in- rhros room mod
'ru apartments uhWua and water 'ur
u'7hsd rhuro 1alt
MARY bNu,kMNN dino beautiful sa.
room, unfinished apartment Phone
til'NNr hrNErNENI- With al tn,
modern convenience Cynthia Court
Corner fth hnd cheyenne Phone i7l'.
fpR REN1 . rooms uuinrnisAed 200
Youth n'n'rr phone 7p2i
ACT QliCkLN your room apartment
just completed arro south sleeping
porch and f1c well watrr go5 Wet
Cameron. nhors tGa or GOT
uINRlFrrA Arts complete, FURNISHED
,.lr room with sl1 room efN cheney first
-Iur arartmvuis Phone Slt.
FOUR Room apartment Just ,umr.r,ct
wtg" south sleeping porch hnr well
watgt lug North ueuycs Phone tGI
SEVENTH ". -. Five foum apartment
modern close in Phone 'nto
APARTMENTS FURNISHED 70
WANTED uur ar two young aa,s, to
share tnrr' room apartment. apgly
'l' Nr, ttth street A.t
HtNlrIFl furnished suuo sutanIe
Tor bachelor aIaf-urut,, Ntlr exclusive.
Nddrcss t-' World.
BRADY. ". lJ.Tvo. room furuubel apart
wunt Tor rent suitable for man and wife
must have reference Phone al
jEFFrRspN. I5Ug Tor rent Three room
iurulbhci apartment Io modern private
home private front and back entrance
well ~ good water. one hlnrl north Ad.
mlrhI 'ut Wheeling Utncy .luc
FutN Room uigsy Furnished apartment
Tor rent FOR several months piano. a,sb0.
ing porch Phone ass q.
FOX KtNr Comp s.., nrnlsbsI four
room apartment Phone INpt
ElHuuu D. tlt Completely mruAad
urr'om apartment, souihraN cApo,4re
FOR RtNI .Ihr,a of fhur room iarnaAsd
iaI cheap. drHr.b.s aud close iu. kouth
tlds Prone Cts4
TWO urta or f,s room corner apariu,nts.
Furnished or uufuIultnrI. arEr az,
rooms r'r,r,vo uc.vhuorhooi all con.
vruir0'rs Phone rINt Eur Information
tu-H.to ai f!B 'outb boston
QrNkIR > lun5 Ground floor south
UNUHs.ro lHrrr .ruuWs and bath con.
p.o'cv furnished inr'ufns linens weekly.
good we'll water. oH. ns.l'i,w aud urcuu
car Hnr Phone ol'p.
tuIhhNNt 2 l"n1 Dor rent. thrsc
rooms furnished for housekeeping urt.
Vat" hath. iNn .Arge closets iuwuslAIrS.
southern r'No,"c 90 children.
NhNN uNu,NN.N CO... n,aHu.u.N FOR
'|.'.i ..' .#.# apartment Phone NENi
tuE N.NI Elegant. .rnshct nytruul
apartment 5000. auI N'nh.r Phone ou.".
D. % Larson
EtrGANr ,rAHrNHNr" FURNISHED. vIh
a.. modern .u.,erI.Hrrs D,rfrh Court
apartments t,h and Cheyenne Phone
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20
OFFICE sToRE HqUlrMrNr .

BFlrS 'or Star prMuF Machine,
4 I. WAIT Rubber Goods iND " Boulder
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20

'h aAbt fIEuI ruu. ....
iul bSr lot bassm... 4
uiN cam p.gy sJ
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20

dt..rn Naarms.i aunfr on. .n'l %
"..sr, rr"rna} "" .""'' a''' h'' ''
care ""i.'
N..IAHIr bu.nr.t man would Hs' ..
r".. mnl.tn sr'rn OF s.! I''n ',h ,,
'.'.'. .Hf.HHel or Mh''I ''"''"' %
''''rnr or ."Ig'f' e.. ls, f.Yi
r'.i ln ad'.-r, Nr.'g q ,'.,l', " ng' '''
A.H give ''''' OF ''"'
WNNIfI, n'HrrI 'g,,
house south side r','''frl h'
sN.r people ON or h.in'" N'E"'' g.
-lli
ND..t .,uu.e .w.fH nn children uaut 'Hf
,t,hsJ b,5t. or apartment ou srptsmn n0'
yIy, r,art Tgratlpn. description aui
rr,rs boz tr.f letter gyr phone numbsr
Ah..ut,I, r.rWausrt 4.I sign contract
u gs,r T,o, lgi
..r-............. t.,..,
~ ~ w NE' '.'.tI,.t.I .t,r.
Nan Vest ''. @''N An' N,t.
bon town. vacant Hrll'Nert ." .'
I'N'. NO
WANTED TO NFNr.S Su or seven room
frr|,H.A h8uar close Iu Possession
wanted August lu Phone 7hl9
,cprAcp rop SAIL ~
nom lSit FADE oiu acre /" Ml'"..t
h".Hlti p. H'"'A A"N ~. ~
Aps,,sl "a pL''.'s''.
al.
100 A'tt0. u.a'A 'and, I''I u'',oW a.,
acres 900 CULTIVATION W." pay ''' ~
Nithn tNo leafs - P'' ~. 'k5
Is ca" L., THIS, ok'n
-e,.,.,,...,.,,-..- I., ..
'N ''l w ''"H. 49,,
afhunE g"..'',." TT" ,'Fu"'iI,, 49,.
Mtl't'NE"'". duncan ""''" ."
'u''A. 'S.'
%. ACRES. la per cent u' winch H sn11
iafm'ns 'Ana. O@'AH.' go"n 'Ah,uI' g
l.I a,'. Ia ,,t r,,b,,
''. . -. 80. ,,..t.
g.. -, t,' r.,h ,rI a.. p,t
',,E ....-.- ',s,'.r,4 .,.r
49,. M go. i.,t,1ps land ON
ozark trail gas well bringing tI51 TO
Slt- prr month. slpu per acre nkIa
l1ua. Nrkauhas Aut Missouri farms 10
trade for Tulsa property Tulsa prop
cuy 20 trade for farms Some good 10.
a,rr tracts near Tulsa Eight r""m house.
lot l2'Nlao irci 80 HN' easy term
slN.room hous" will trade equity i'f
s,ors of rros,r.e, Tor ~. or tr.ds T.
D. lits1n. Holland building
TWO NtKt Tract joining uy GOOD four
room HrHgr. trr watg-. harm garage.
chicken house au for $4,000 a bargain.
rfous ltZU
ron rAEY -l2o a.,-s high s,a,, IrreAes
Ho,. to ,,.b stIr an rs. r,rE rn,d
Just rirht for acreage tracts. $50 per
acre Terms This 4. a snap Soc Russ
/. Gra0' ~ Security R'dv Phone also
THREE acres near Kendall zoo tuu trees.
cottage two large rooms. closets mirror
.G 9aos slsr .' o ,sso's ,oom saps. ssoa on r, s
Tor nu..s .,lc g. 50O. halt cash balance
COSY Paour 1884 NJ j. GIau Co.
over Nnnrr fhCater
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20

FURNISHED HOME Tor rent ~ responsible
parties immediate possession pkoar
ebla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20

FtRNISHEp house from Iuly 81 10 Sep
f'mhcr ~ 'nl North Chryrnus
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20

IiUMtSIFNus blu acre, 900 wyoming
soldiers. sailors and their hcirf have
special privileges Montgomery co.
taapsr Nyu
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20

TFN SUARFs Consolidated Ie,d. Pin, srA
SmrIisf Co.. FOR sale ur will trade for
hugs llght az touring car. Phone
aaT1I
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20

TpE ,NT Good trss room modern
NHH.r sect aIr On ua,irv sIA rsr Irs
HH.". paid uHf screened Iu Ia.k
pore. u.r utur u.zUr. Prize uH.F
.'H FIth f1Ia raah ami balance gLa
r.r mont. Vow rented 81 fIa per month
HHuIs 900 South Cheyenne Phone
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20

FOR SAIt Nice east font lot on south
side bargain Tor cash. Phone C7ss
-.--
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20

y" ~ aA room d.l., ...r -
N'Eh I"i cloar Iu ou g... .'
s13o 'Aah, balance to o.. q.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20
PROPERTY for EXCHANGE

ron sALE uK TRADE Iof ruaa prop
"rlF five room hiaso and haru gIHhi lots
plenty of good ~atsr. near lois Kan ON
rock road Telephone AHz-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20

ron TRADE QUCK-A good property in
tovn and well improved Iaud ncar
town for ECnd stock 0f dry goods
or rsasr,l Inc ir city Of $500. B51
ans. s.loam Springs Ark,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-20
W'ANINO ArrAprI

INQUEST IyCFr paid for second h,rd
."...s sl'ot hats etc. ph1Dc 5li5.
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FOR sALF Two lots ir trrl 70 loss
Of MyHora Okla. within ono bloch n
heart of business center vH 90. 81
reasonable figure. Addra's Co. NsH
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Iuu RES1 Groosry location. usw brIet
luudioE With or without futures
Phone OSEO
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FINANCIAL
BusINEss orroRTuNIrTns

FOR SALE .trotcrN new INrN ....IHrs.
good location. Fiu.N about 5000 r.fnr..
s35O, rent $50 Cal to-day latJ Eau
Third
INCORPORATES YOUR business avoid rart.
ntrships protect private property f..H
business ventures information |r.H.
pnNir Lawrence. former assistant sa.ru.
tary state Huron S D Ayvnu. WIF.
CAplIAt..I make speciality of NusnJ...
urriorious business onterrfitrs l1 rH.r
nt stocks 1r ira' mortgage NuHda uU B
strictly umi'Non hHs's NsN mr '
pariieuBrs u nrs' letter John lurr
lzlH tA1. ST. Chicago
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FOR sAif OR LEASE .Na.a. uu.,l
lot. lHNlAn. on paved stree. 500. lIu
or will consider building 90 500 'sratt
Address Owner pustotr-f Uu. HlI