davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening world., 1919-04-24

Then one OF the rebels called up
his home on the telephone.
rs Mrs. Jones there ." was the tirs.
question.
NO. but this is Mrs. Jones's little
girl Moliie," came from the other END
OF the wire.
"Mollie," said the caller. this ,s
your dads office and am speakiry
for his friends We want TO know js
he or your mother is the boss in YOU
house"
My mother is the boss" sveetly
replied Mollie- And that was the end
OF another superman legend.
The American wife. in my opinion.
often takes more than her share OF
the road in the journey that is mar
riage. II the British husband is nayed
by Galsworthy, the American wife
or one type of her-is no less pitilessiI
analyzed in that bitter masterpiece OF
David Graham Phillips. The Hus-
bands Story''-the story OF the wo-
man who. with nothing to contribute.
would take everything.
A husband who poses as a super
man should not be given house room.
But neither should a wife who is a
daughter Of the horse leech. crying
Give! Give"
The American man Is generous, but
his generosity IS abused by the
woman who tries 10 dress as Il his
$1,000 income were $1,000 II prob
ably was husband confronted by the
personal bill OF an eKtravagant wife
who invented the cynical American
epigram, The way 10 save money is
to earn more" Then he began doiny
extra work at night. or taking flyers
on the market. Once in a long time
he became the millionaire Of his vife's
expectations, and she took an apart
ment In Paris while he and his once
lived together in New York
In a far greater number OF in
stances. however. he ran neck and
neck with his debts and mounting el
penses until the pace that kills" dli
II, and his widow had 10 face tho
problem OF living down TO his life
insurance.
There are other and subtler mani.
festations OF road-hogglshness N
marriage. I often think the person,
who believe all OF US have multi,Ie
personalities never have observed
carefully the mate of a road-hos He
Cor she) has not even one personality
Like Troy. 1t WAS. but the hoad hor
rooted out all its traits as PERSISTENT
as four-footed hog roots for trun1es
Il don't want MY wife ever 10 he
seen in those skirts that stop half
way up the leg. Never mind what
Hoover says-I don't intend to have
fish served on MY table. don't caro-
tn see any OF those radical writers
like Shaw and w. L. George in nv
home" Thus the busy male road
hog in his pursuit OF his wife's s.r-
torial. gastronomio and literary in
cliuations.
How can you have that cham and
vulgar man for a friend? You
shouldn't get any letters you are not
perfectly willing for ME to see. I'm
sure that I don't see why you should
buy a new suit-the one YOU ara
wearing Is perfectly good" rhn,s
the female of the species. who would
censor her husbands friendships.
correspondence and wardrobe.
oh. DON'T be a road-hox!
The evening world., 1919-04-24

Real Soldier Of Fortune
Fought Under -Four Flags,
Now in Jail as a Spy

Serred in United States Nary Deserted.
Fought With Army in Philippines.
Spy for Russia in War With Japan.
Officer Under ModerO in Mexico.
Joined United States Engineers Deserted.
Started to Help Greece Fight Turkey.
Tried to Join Foreign Legion in France.
Joined German Army -TUice Wounded.
Sent to Shanghai as German Spy.
But This Is Only Half the Story.
The evening world., 1919-04-24

CONVICTED OF giving aid TO tho
enemy. Henry Bode. alias Rob
ert Wilson, soldier OF fortune.
who has served under many flags and
in many capacities, is serving ten
years sentence on Governors Island,
but he insists that he was wrongly
convicted and that he entered the
German army that nc might get IN
formation TO "pcddle to tho Allies"
Time will set me right. and I hope
that Spanish gal in Madrid will wait
for me-" he said as he told his story
70 an Evening World man inside the
grim old prison at Castle William.
Il am willing to admit that I was
away without leave from tho army.
but please make it as strong as you
The evening world., 1919-04-24

and speaking to
Mrs. O'Grady about
the rise Of prices,
remarked! Here
Is a lot of poultry
that | bought to-
day for t6 which
l could have got
The evening world., 1919-04-24

@LMBNG about the body of bplane in midair stunt which
I Lieut. Bllough Of the British Army is seen performing in
the above photographs, not merely tJohlrdness During
the circumstances often which would be extremely
useful for the observer OF an aeropane TO I've ab to leave his seat
and climb aouri to make adjustments In these p,ues taken
from another aeopane Lieut. Baough demonstrating that these
e lie performed in comparative safety even at dizzy heights
the observer has he nerve" To do them
The evening world., 1919-04-24
By Sam Lloyd
Talking About Chickens

ERE Is an odd little problem
picked up in crosstown troll
ley car You see. Mrs. O'Fla-
herty was returning from doing the
marketing for her pension francais.
The evening world., 1919-04-24
EVENING WORLD PUZZLES

cheaper for could have got ons
chicken more for the same moneys
"oh. dear! oh. deari" said Mrs.
oGrady; III the prioe of poultry goes
up at that rate on the pound every
day what would those chickens be
worth Tomorrow
The evening world., 1919-04-24

1902 and she divorced me in 1910. She
was a nice girl and ! think that she
was perfectly justified But. say. /
hope that that queen in Madrid
Is waiting for me when | get outS.of
this place
The evening world., 1919-04-24

the story that has been sent out that
she Identified me as a spy and led to
my arrest. | gave myself up; nobody
Identified me. Another thing: never
doArted my wife. was married TO
BtLbara 6tsueg OF Dayton. o. IN
The evening world., 1919-04-24
ANSWER TO WORKING CAPITAL
PUZZLE.

To make change for any purcha..
under a dollar the children must hax.
had eight coins, amounting to .,
cents, viz: so cents. rs cents. 10
cents two nieiSsls. a two.ssnt ,pl.o.
and two pennlaA
The evening world., 1919-04-24

my NOUHt OF my CdF-nUFtF OUT hOuse OF "OlT
car" Then there is the equally Objectionable vile
TO whom the younger members of the family are in
variably my children" and whose entertaining b,
done at my dinner parties"
IL you have ever watched a small boy trying {,
drive hog along country road. IL you have seen or
the road the human hog in a motor car. you know
there is TO know about the methods Of The matrimon
member OF the family He spreads over every h!ng in
The evening world., 1919-04-24
Matrimonial Rules
OF the Road
H.-DON'T BE A ROAD-HOG

II-UOV 7 DE n HUHD-HUU
4 Happy Marriage Is Big Enough for TtDo Persons,
but Not Big Enough for One-The Matrimonial
Rodd-Hog Is Egotisn, and Selfshness Plus
The Supernldn Husband and the Wife Who Is
Daughter of the Horse Leech Should Not Be
GiDen House Room.
The evening world., 1919-04-24
By Marguerite Mooers Marshall

Copyright 1919 by the Trn Publishing I@E
matrimonial species
Kaiser talking my army my peop
German God" a Of husband
The evening world., 1919-04-24
Yours
NiABLE

lCopyrsrt. Frederick A Company
complete Of DERE pub. book form.
The evening world., 1919-04-24

yesterday for q dollar on the dezsn
The evening world., 1919-04-24

spread next Always he illustrates the
The evening world., 1919-04-24
O. 9a,>a CO.
MADLES LOVE LETTERS TO HER ROOhL
By Florence Elizabeth Summers
Illustrations by Natalie Fontdinc stokes.


n ERE BILL
| There aint much nothin to write abo
Guffy in jail for sack!n Nellie most went crazy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-22

rRADCLtFF:-ln loving memory Of &c
SEfflNE RADCLIFFE. who died July %
loOI. HUSBAND AND CHILDREN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-22
TWO WHO BETRAYED
FOE REACH N. Y. SAFE
Germans Divulged Hindenburg's
Plans and Reduced U. s.
Losses by Hall

Washington. July 21.--A story of the
betrayal of the German high command
through the efforts of the American
military secret service and of the or
ganization among German officers of a
vendetta aimed at tho lives Of the trait d.
ors was brought to light with the ar.
rival at New York yesterday Of two
German prisoners of war consigned TO
thu director Of military intelligence.
Washington. n. G
They wore listed on the steamships
roster as Alfred Schoz and Alvin
Crothc
According to information here. the
mysterious prisoners. who landed from
the Agamemnon under heavy guard. for
mrrIy were German officers Of high rank.
occupying positions Of great rcsponsi-
hility under Won Hindpnhurg. Before
tho on"ning Of the American offcnsives
in lN1S. operatives Of the American mil.
itary intelligence corps prevailed upon
thNm, through Inducements which have
not hccn divulged, TO deliver plans Of
the German general STAFF covering the
proposed movements or the western
front, probable lines Of retreat. points
at which stands would be made and
other detailed information Of ineStima.
bic value.
With those plans before him. General
Porshing was able to lay ont his cam.
pnign with great freedom,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-22
.RENNER WILL NOT
SIGN STERN PEACE
Austrian Leader Says Teutons
Must Induce Allies to Ease
Up Exactions
JAPAN MAY PROVE PLEDGE

Paris. July -. -Dr. Karl Renner
head Of tho Austrian peace delegation
declared he would mot sign engage e
montS which he knew could not be exc
"utoH." in commenting on the peace
terms. prior to his departure from st.
Gcrmain for Fcldktrsrh. according to
morning newspapers.
Doctor Rcnncr. according to those re
ports. protested against the unhcard
Of hardness Of the conditions made
ngHlrst Austria and Germany and. he
pdiod. "lcr us FRY - submit to tho Fin
tonic. rompl"telv unndornod. our great
distress and 50 obtain peace with
conditions that will h" supportahle for
or country.
Tho British delegation is known To he
leading n compromis" movement, which
may result in Japan putting into writ -
ten form tho oral agreement said to have
hnon entered into by Japan for the
restoration Of Shantung to China At
some fixed time
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-22
Senate Changes Situation

Il was generally undorsrood hofo""
President Wilson loft France that The
President expected the United States
would sign both the Bulgarian and
Turkish treaties. but tho opposition IN
III" Senate 10 the German treaty and
tho possibility that the United States
may make reservations concerning tho
league Of nations has raised uucertaint y
III the minds "f several Delegations re
gardinE America : proper part in tn"
Bulgarian Turkish negotiations.
This uncertainty probably has been
heightened by rumors in Paris that the
United States will not accept the Ar
meLian or any other mandate. and that
the members Of the Chinese delegation
sa, that no compromise has vet been
framed which will max" it possible for
them m sign tho German treaty. II
lS known, however that the Entente
powers arc working on a plan TO affect
IN agreement with Japan concerning
Shantnng. which will satisfy the chi
nose and Induce them to sign the Ger
man treaty.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-22
BRITISH MINERS STILL IDLE
100000 Continue Strike, Despite Ef
forts Of Sir Eric Geddes

London, July 22.-lBy A. p
Sir Eric Geddes. minister without mort
folio, who was named as a government
commissioner n try 70 settle tha strike
of more than 200. 900 miners in the
Yorkshire district. conferred with mine
inspectors there today. Not one NJ Tho
mines in either the west Or south of
Yorkshire is operating
Water continues 10 rise IN the mines
as none of the naval pump men ordered
there by the government has arrived
Men at Devonport and other naval sta
tions, however. have been told to hold
themselves in readiness TO move at once
The striking miners will fight to a
finish, said Herbert Smith, president
of the Yorkshire Miners ASsoriation
He advised the men not to interfere
with navy bumpers who might be sent
10 the mines. He said the miners fed
Grafton had nothing to do with the dis
putes in the Yorkshire district and that
the strike will 60 on until the men
get their rights under the Sankey re-
port"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-22

mente fallito. Dale notizie giunte da
tutti punt della penisola 81 rileva che
nessun grave dsordine 81 e dovuto reg
strare.
In Roma carri elettrici hanno fun
zionato regolarmente, come pure il
servizio ferroviario fu complete e rego-
lare. Tutti gil opifci e laboratori sono
aperti gil operai hanno ripreso il con-
sueto lavoro.
II giornale "Il Popolo Romano in un
suo articolo dice che mentre la Confe-
derazione del Lavoro francese ha rinun-
ciato allo sciopero, Laboristi lnghil-
terra hanno celebrate solennemente la
vittoria. anziche' sciopcrare. Ne deduce,
quindi. che Ia manifestations interna
ziona!e non p stata altro che un frisco
colossale. del nuale 10 uniChe vittimo
sono stati gil operai italiani con loro
proprio detrimento.
II giornale asserisce che le masse
sono state sempre ostili allo scionero o
che la mnggioranza di quaint vi hanno
aderito vi sono stati Costrctti dale in
timidaziOni
lie truppe hanno prestato un servizio
maraviglioso di vigilanza.
Ginevra, 10 luglio (ritardatoD Tn
telegramma da Laibach. Qui' ricevuto.
aSserisce che IItalia la Rumenia
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-22

hanno recentemente concluso un'alle-
anza contro la Jugo- Slavia.
Sembra, pero', che, Sc untale accor.
do sia state effettuatp, dovra' essere
ratificato da un nltro del presente
Governo itaiano, poiche' il messagio
aggiunge che II trattato fu stipulato e
frmato da Nittorio Emanuele Orlando,
capo del passsta Gabinetto italiano.
Per la Rumenia avrebbe frmato il
Primo Ministro Bratiano.
l. Italia p la Rumenia rimasero in.
soddisfatti con l'attitudine della Con.
fereuza della Pace Parigi, riguardo
la questione del contini verso Ia .Iugo-
Slavia q. purtuttavia, firmarono il trat- =
tnto di pace con Ia GermaDia. compren-
dente 10 statute per la Lega dele
Nazioni.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-22
| 'ATTESO SC|OPERO
IN ITALIA f FALL|TO
La Popolazione Protesta Spie-
gando al Vento la Gloriosa
Bandiera Nazionale

Published and Distributed Under
PERMIT NO 341.
Authorized by tho act of October q,
1917 on file at the Postoffice of Phila-
delphia. Pa
By order of the President.
A. g. BURLFSON,
Postma ster General.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-22

Rome. 20 luglio--La proposta dino
Strazione intcrnazionale che doveva aver
lnogo icri. in consequence del procla
mato sciopcro generate. non hn avuto
offctto in larga scala in Qualsiasi della
grandi citta dItaia, clio secondn i
rapport Qui giunti. Nicevcrsa vi o.
state I'M grando spicgamcnto di bandicre
naAionali che 81 riticnc come protesta
contro 10 sCiopero.
II Dcrutato Turati. capo del So
cialisti intransigcnti. ha parlat6.in una
runionc. Ia sc0rsa motto. o 81 dice che
abba diChiarato che il movimpnto dello
sCiOpcro generate ora state completa
mcnto rontrollato ch" nCSsuna vcrita
vi err riguardo al movimento intcrna-
2ionale.
Roma. u luglio.-Io sciopero gene
rac in Italia puo' ritcncrsi complota
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-22
GOVERNOR VETOES 5 BILLS
Turns Down Claim Of Editor for Pub
llcatlon Of Anenhments

Governor Sproul today announced
his veto of FIVE bills relative to suits
or claims against the state.
In vetoing a bill to allow George F
vickers, editor of the Evening Herald
Of this city, to sue the state on a
claim assigned 10 the estate of R. A
Balfour, for publishing constitutional
amendments, the Governor says he is
informed that a check for the bill was
sent to the owner of the paper and
cashed and that the Balfour claim arises
out of a statement that Mr.. Balfour
advanced a sum equal to that due for
publiction Of the amendments. took an
assignment and gave notice, contending
that the state should have paid him
instead of the assignor. The Governor
8Fs toe assignment does not bind the
essts.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-22

Ginevra, ~ luglio (ritardatoD I'm
telegramma da Laibach, Qui' ricevuto.
aSserisce che lltalia la Rumenia
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-23
TEXAS REPORTS BIG
RICE CROP FOR 1919
lkn"t Figures Not Available But
tCrcagc IL In Excess Of
Past Years

BEAUMONT, Texas. April 10
posp!i" heavy rains that prevented
harvesting ~ much Of last years rice
crop indications are that rice acre
age this year Will bo larger than
ever before. Two OF the biggest ca
"li companies In this section report
thai ric" farmers haVp aEpned for
more water Tor he next crop than
The canal companies can furnish
Neither rico millers nor growers
nave been able to compile exact fig
I'rs ON the rice milled this year Tho
'hlu= iui"rforod with harvesting to
such IN cNtont that much OF the crop
remains 80 be threHhcd, even while
p'oWng lie proceeding for the next
crop. The late start will delay this
years crop al least three weeks, ac-
'ofding To u. 4. Eignus. general
manager Of the Southern Rico
Growers association. which repre-
SCENTS planters ~ Texas Louisiana
and Arkansas
Estimates huscd on rice marketed.
the amount on hand and the amount
Hllll IN tho field. place the 1918 crop
AZ about 1000. 900 bags less than tho
governments last estimate before
harvesting began. This amount In
taken to represent the planters ac-
tunl loss through extreme rains. Rico
AZ present is worth about - a bag,
making tho monetary .oss In three
states si6 100000.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-23
Death Hats F1nherty Rco-ptiou

CHICAGO. April ga reception
to James A Flaherty. supreme
knight OF the knights OF Columbus.
was halted tonight by a telegram an
nouncing the death OF his sister.
Mother Superior y. do Chantel OF the
order Of the Good shepherd in Phil
ndelphia. He cancelled engagements
In Milwaukee. Des Moines and scv-
eral southern cities and started at
once for Philadelphia.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-23

CHICAGO. April 90. - Harry A.
Wheeler. PRESIDENT Of the United
states chamber OF ommerce, and
James II. Smith OF st Louis were
among speakers today at a recon-
btructton conference of wholesale
grocers from Minnesota. Michigan.
Indiana, Oklahoma. Arkansas. South
Dakota, Colorado and Montana. -Co-
operation" was Mr.. wheeler's chief
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-23

RFLIA VISTA. ARR
Furnished cottage for sale iu the ozark
mountains at Bella Vista Ark VIII scl.
Al sacrifice.
Phone G7l3R.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-23
Martial Law in Indlin.

SIMIA3 india. Sunday. April 10
Martial law has been proclaimed In
the 0ujerat district. Disorders In
ahors and In districts north Of
Bombay have led to the declaration
of martial law In a number OF iocali-
Ties Guterat In the northern part
of bombay presidency, tts principal
cities being serAt, Ahmedabad and
Bnroda. II has population Of more
han q nnn mn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-23

YOU WILL RE kicking yourself soon for
not taking advantage OF the present un
usual opportunity Of securing one or
more lots within hah block OF city school
and t25 900 homes and walking distAhce.
only three blocks from car line At the
low prices Of $500 10 $3.50, op such easy
payments Only few more lots 70 sell
AZ these low prices Extensive building
operations will soon begin on this prop
erty. then thcro will be material al
vance in prices Of oil lo,s Better tce
W T. Owen right now and get yours.
together with the benefit Of tho advance
IN prices aOJ Robinson Bldg Phone
- sRemember this property ia 10 feet
higher than the hiEhc'i point In Maple
Ridge or Childers Heights
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-23
1850 Acres

oak saw timber. estimated 5000 900
feet; plenty water, fine stock ranch J,
sl2 per acre. Phone 1921. Box So.
West Tulsa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-23
rYrr C.usss ross,

CRowDER, Miss.. April Ss.---
Damage estimated to amount 10 BE-
tween $4,000 and $4,000 was
caused here today by fire which de-
Stroyed the stave sheds Of the To-
coka Cooperage company. Origin %
the fire has not been Ascertained.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-23

PARIS, April af.--(HAv~s)-
The Temps Gays that the new
frontier between Italy and German
Austrtp apparently has been dsf-
initely fixed a. lily demanded II.
and as France and GREAT Britain In
1915 promised II should run. The
frontier will be drawn to the north
OF tho Brenner Pass In Tyrol
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-23
HOUSES FOR SALE

ron cAIE-6 o room fine house on South
Carson. Just the location so many sahi
"a, .how ,ou TODAY. price $500 NJ j.
Glass & Co.. 4l9 A South Main. Phone
1884
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-23

The freixhters Wasraix and Prsa-
dcna. II days out from st. Naxaire.
arrived this afternoon from France
with total OF more than 200 troops
all casusis and most OF them from
middle western states.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-23
REAL ESTATE
You Should Invest

In f"w cheap lots at Sai0 each,
s2j cash ana SO per month, close
20 good development and cure tn IN
crease IN price. Just u few at thiS
price 20 offer.
In a lot or two IN Bcauchamp or
GrandNicw Place. restricted an
right among good homes, 1850 10
s. 900 easy terms
In Eruadmoor lots, that like Maple
Ridge and Mornlngsido lots. VIII
double In value, $1,000 to $4,000,
good terms
In Orcutt addition fa@est develop
mont IN tho city Just let az drive
YOU out to see Have one fine vacant
for 81 2ho. with fine shade A beauty.
Others $3.50 10 8 500
In MurninEsitc $4,000 TO $500,
among swell homes.
In Maple Ridge and sunset PARK,
the cream OF the city The best IN
tots In all parts of city
f. G.Eunningham
Room 2i0 Palace Phones 461O-"J2.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-23

PARIS. April 22.---HuGh c. wal-
lace. American Ambassador. present.
ed his credentials to President Poin-
care at Elysee palace today. The
am mbassador was attended by All the
staff OF the embassy and the pred
dent and his staff.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-23

FOR SALLY acres improved fenced
With S.ioot field fence new furniture for
. rooms . hogs o inruhstor'. gao eggs
each price for all 81, 500 am leaving
town Que mile east on ozark uall. one.
half mile north G. + Dunbar
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-23

House in Garden City 10 '"ll so down,
go per month. Buy lot IN Garden CITY
Od bad will sign your note for lumber
- feet on Fast First street y 600. Two
brick storo rooms iu West Tulsa 10 sell
terms Ike rcut. VIII pay cash. New York
quotation. for Liberty bondA Can A.
Mother Traders An leather star brand
shoe store, for Old Trader or Geritude
Car slvAys ready % take you Traders No
I 100 FAst FifFt 1t
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-23
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
ACREAGE FOR SALE

AVNbNUE TUX bHLb "I
YOUR LAST CHANCE 10 buy In ConservA
ton Acres as W. only have one tract
left, an acre and = half OF fine black
soil close 10 good school and In sub.
division that is rapidly building up with
attractive little homes; s675' tl3b cash
And tho balance 80 pcr month. Sec ID
G. Powers 4 Go Phone SIG.
FOR SALE-Fiye acre tract with three
room house well and barn close In
price g.. 500 will take In vacant lot or
light rsr J = Jennings, jO5 Mayo
Blds Phone 36ss or 2i5O.
FOR SAt,F-hrts tract. . room house; nesr
interurban and rork road cheap, terms
Phone 1870. ]. T. Sanger Co, 2oi
ptigg U1dr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-23

FOR SALE--S6 sores; rs acres in culiivs
ton and 30 ready for cultivation; In
the northeast corner OF southeast quar-
Ter OF section 9. township 30, range 8
east Burman township In Pswnse coun
~. Okla located 4 mil.A north and |
milo west of Qusy, Okla, or 2 miles wnst
~ Mcramcc will sell for t95 an acre
Belonging IN o. Monroe, ii0 u Easton
at, Tulsa. OKLA Phone 52ll-J.
FOR sALE-lo 80. 100 OF 100 acre farms
MinEo valley, o miles Tulsa. =. ". san
derter, AGumA, Okla