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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-10
Madame Butterfly, Played Before -
Large Audience, Ends Opera Season

From the time NuttrtrlN IN her
nSouCicnt youth. flittcd Itkr the tirr.
fly from flower to- flower. tu the un.
fnrErtINhlo climax when IN the
height NJ d3stpnglcd ana tortured
Momanh0Ud ahr ended mortal re-
sponsihlllty the lapancsc opera por.
traN"d last wghi hy the Scott
Grand Opera company WI. sym.
phouy Of pathos ardobcAuty..
No artist could have failed IN Civ
INK Of his best to thc vast pud appre-
viHiiNo audience that krccted the
superb work of every member ~ tho
cast Tho applause throughout tho
evening WAS general and frequent
md without doubt the company
scored gtcatcr sucCcsA than on
Thursday evening
Tho opera ,srr Is pregnant wtth
possibilities and NO pains we're spared
In the production from the minutest
dCttu of setting 60 the supreme ct
fort ~ the talented east Tho AT.
moSphcrc was perfected and with the
FIRST rise Of thr curtain the audience
LETT tho rrnsair land ~ wrath and
dropped into the bankrupt kingdom
OF gloNcrs
Florence lgHstOn was the inchrna
ton of the type sh, portrayed Her
Interpretation wa sensitive, petite
and rharmingly oriental The love
motif witch REQUIRED with the regu-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-10

directors Tor confederation. nut In
the light of the mayors statement
that Mr. rrcNsoy'- report would he
checked hy a board OF engineers.
action by the chamber ~ commerce
Is not anticipated
The committee also had a confer
cncc Yesterday with Charles Page,
owner of the Shell creek damsitc
The committee states that MIR Page
informed It's members that he had
not made the statement that he
would refuse to supply the city OF
Tulsa lie stated To tho committee
that he would sell the water at seven
cents per 1000 gallons or that he
would let the city take over the
plant and operate It on condition
that Sand springs be provided with
an adequate supply OF water.
Tho committee viii make It's re-
port IN line with the above facts at
the next meeting Of the Engineers
club.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-10
ENGINEER CLUB BUSY
ON WATER SITUATION
Committee Asks MaNor Hubbard for
She'll Creek Rcpor, and Funds
II L. Not Available.

Through a committee composed ~
r &. hughcs. H. Y ElNton and j n
Holway the Engineers club VI Tulsa
Yesterday made - request upon the
city commission for detailed intur-
nation as To the reasons for the re-
lection NJ Shcll Crock AS a source ~
water supply in the report OF Henry
A iresbey
Mayor Hubbard stated To- tho com
mittce on behalf of the commission
that tho detailed report ~ Nr Pres.
sey waH not available and would not
hv until IN" ,ity had paid him for
the work. and this the city would not
ho Iblo 10 do before the first uf JuN
The mayor said that he would hc
glad 10 give the Engineers club Ac-
cos, 10 these reports that the infor-
NATION sought might Rs, obtained ana
added that ~ WAS thC intention TO
appoint board Of engineers to thor
oughly check the rreSrey report he
fore the construction Of a new water
plant w,H undertaken
Previous to meeting the mayor the
committee called upon &. H. Doug
las. secretary of the chamber OF com
morce, t0 ascertain II that body
would stand the expense cf an cN
pert Investigation from an engineer. \
standpoint uf the Shell creek dam
site to determine whether or not its
elimination hy Engineer HrcSscy was
Justified Tho matter was referred
hy secretary Douglas TO the board or
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-10
NEGRO KILLED BY TRAIN
. WAS WITH WESTERN UNION

Tho negro who was run over and
killed by the Frisco passenger train
bound for oklahoma city AT the
Third street cut, about 30 o'clock
Friday afternoon. was Identified late
Friday night aH Houston Williams of
West Tulsa, employee OF the Wost-
ern Union Telegraph company. The
body IL being held nj the Jackson
undertaking establishment until
word IL received from relatives who
are thought 10 be living In Hollow
Springs. Mo.
Williams was severely mangled
Both legs. arms and head were sew
cred from the body which waf
thrown several feet after being
struck hy the train. According to eye
witnesses williams was trying IA
avoid helng hit by n north hound
freight train when he was struck oS
the passenger train going south,
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hrlty and ruhtlcucHs .uf NnmictH
short was capitalized bv the artist
on cNcry occasion Tier ingenious
aba ndnn, thar never fur once sarri-
need her lcEato tone stamped her
forever m ihc RcHftS Of music lovers
ana played upon the heart S'rlust
OF thufe Who mr.cN came tu hoc.
The irrespouSihtliD ot tho Amcrl
can Ncutvnant flut noted ~ thc
ughlurN win whSch hc entered Into
his marriage yuuNHCt with Madam
butterfly was handled with dudHcity
hN Nit OrNillc Harold lie had a
frm grasp ON his character and
played 10 hla part with accuracy IN
III In thc dramatic finale hc voiced
"Rcmortc.
Scott as tho consul was genuine.
Ills hearing and stride marked him
the typical American before hr ul.
tered The Cnicruul romurk whisky
lie waA faVuritc. ~ course. WIN
the audience. he probably always rs
and yet his masterpiece II surely
"Chim Fang
II ~ believed hy utuy hrt thlB
seasons opera has practically HS.
surei grand opera to TulHt Tor ~
ture seasons. and n tho support i-
~ hearty In the future aH n has been
In the reception of the hutl COM
pHny II probably viii ho made a
profitable undertaking nS vol ns -
worthy one.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-10
PRICE BOARD QUITS
WHEN EFFORTS FAIL
Inabilii, to Reach Agreement with
IAii Admini,d don Over steel
CRu~~ step to he Taken.

wASHINGTON, May a.--uoNern
mental efforts To hasten the return
nf industry TO normal peace tlmo
activity by stabilizlng prices through
the industrial board OF the depart
ment of commerce came to AN end
today,
Following n final uHsuoccssfui et-
fort to bring the railroad administra-
ton and steel producers TO an agree
ment on prices yesterday In New
York the resignstions Of Chairman
George n Peek OF Moline, Ill. and
the other six members of the board
were accepted nv secretary Rcdheld
The resignatlons rendered April ~
had been held In abeyanoe untll Mr..
Redfield was satisfied the board had
exhausted every effort to stimulate
an industrial revival
Asks Competitive BidS.
with the dissolution Of tho hoard,
the natural forces OF supply ana de-
mand will he left to readjust prices
Director General Hines announced
Yesterday the railroad administra :
ton would return TO the old system
OF competitive bidding
Government officials sa ID they did
not know whether the steel producers
would keep IN force the price sehed .
ule approved by the Industrial board
and which was the basis OF all bids
RECENTLY submitted for 2o,0oe tons
OF steel needed by the navy. N be-
came known that when the legality
OF price agreements arranged ny the
hoard was submitted to Attorne,
General Palmer, he rendered NJ
opinion that such action was not au'
thorized by law, but did not deolar,
such an agrcemept would he illegal
Other officials held that the purel,
voluntary nature of new price sched
ules. arranged by n board which al
mit,edly wasowithout power 70 en-
force the prices and seeking merel!
to stihuiats business by effcctlns re
ductions. put the agreements WIN
out the pale of the sherman law
steel Only Attempt Made.
The steel schedule was the hrr
and only one ever promulgated by
the board which WAS appointed "
March. Representatives OF four oth
or industries coal, cement hard
wood and pine mmbrr--'had ek'
pressed a willingness TO co-operat'
with the hoard and conferences ook
,nR TO price reduction had been held
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7 --.---79--1-71777777@
100 EX.S0lDIERS SEEK
EMPLOYMENT IN TULSA
Federal u N bor Bureau Besicacd by
Men who Need Work. but Jobs
Are Not Available.

with 10 to 100 Idle men, mostly
returned soldiers and sailorr. apply
ing for work at the federal employ
mcnt bureau every day, Tulsar propc
lem OF what 10 do with the unem-
ployed is growing serious. The APP
plicants are men OF all classes.
capable Of all kinds OF employment.
Nearly all of them tKe men OF aoilltS
and Intelligence. A@ large, nup'
her are we'll educated. according 10
officials Of the labor bureau. which
has recently moved its quarters 10
room o. Bynum building at Second
and Main streets.
I'm an address made yesterday At
washington. Col. Arthur wood de-
clarrd that every available man must
he furnished employment now, owing
Ia "A labor shortage that VIII occur
this year as the result OF the reuuc,
ton Of Immigration. Colonel Wood
Estimated that the shortage would
equal 500 600 men and women.
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M'EWEN PLANT
STRIKE IS ENDED
coNrINryD rRoM PAGE ONE

NuNTlhiFD fkoh fAtE vNb
employees Of tho McEwen Manu-
faclu, ing company on the one side
and !. H. MoEwen. president Of the
McEwen Manufacturing company on
tho other side have come TO mutual
understanding and agreement TO he
Known and recognized hereafter ar
Gcntlemens Agreement. whereby u Is
expressly understood and agreed tfrsr'
all existing industrial troubles AZ
this plant are ended by this agree
ment which binds either party aH
well Az all employees concerned,
union or non-union. TO work TO.
Eether In perfect harmony ana
accord
1T is expressly understood and
agreed that there shall be no dis
elimination on either side against
union or non.unlon employees, that
there shall be no strikes or lock.
outs hereafter on any prestense ana
that IN case OF any difficulty With
reference TO employment. wages or
hours arbitration shall be resorted
10. The arbitrators being Robert NJ.
Mcwade. United states Cancellation
commissioner and president j. n
McEwen OF the McEwen Msnufnc-
turing company and IN that case
they shall he umpire and their de-
cision final.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-10
TWO YOUTHS, ALLEGED
HIGH JACKIES ARRESTED

Two youths. Frank Wright and
HARRY Reynolds, were arrested by
sheriff Il. f. Reynolds about ,
o'clock Friday night, three miles
north of the city alleged TO have
attempted several local robberies
and 10 have held up q soldier, taking
II large amount OF money,
The two boys were taken To the
county Jail whore they Will be held
under investigation when searched
AT the Jail more than $50 In money
and two revolVcrA were found IN
their possession
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-10
rre,debt OF the Board OF kdue.t,on
NOTICE or gPEctAL suAREuoLDbRs'
NETTING

To the Fhst.hoidtrs OF the EsehanEe Ma
tonsl Hank Of Tulss, otlshoms ,
NOTICE is hereby given that . spssih
Meeting Of The Shareholders Of the IA
chang. S,tion.d p.nk OF Tulsa Oklshoms,
will be hcd In the oif,oel OF said bsht .
three o-1tosk p. NJ, on Monday, hs 9nn
day OF June, 1919, for the purpose o. cor
siderinF and voting upon . proPos,uon 70
Increase the Capital stock o. sN, B
from Ons Million Dollars 10 One Million
T~o Hundred snd finy Thousand Dollsr,
snd Tor the transaction OF sny sndCsn soeh
other business and matters a. NAV De neees
sAry or proper 10 be considered ~ onn
tion With said proposition Tor snoh increase
:" " ". < BRowNLNE. Cashier
House Of Tul.s County. otl.homs 90 the
18th day Of May. 1919.
That the property 10 he sold or snsh
part thereof as nav be necessary io' Wv
purpose OF said sale 10 a. follows
Oh and g.s leas. aud p,rsons properly
used In connection herewith on
The North hsi Of the North~s.t oasuef
Of the Southeast quarter and the boulhrss'
Qusrtsr Of The Northeast Quarter o. ,h'
aoulhvest Quarter section thirty Two p4I,
Towuship i~snty eight tss( hoHs t,.n Mnr'
containing thirty taol actcs, more OF '''''
Washington County, Okshoms,
The kortho.st Quarter tN v. 4 OF ths
Northwest Quarter tN W a o' Neeuop
Ttnsen u5j, Township r'ss'''a u "
Greek County OklahoWvF1 90
An invcuioty OF 'tASs-hropsrty ard ths
condition Of same may be Investigated a.
sry tns before sals by prospective pHt-
eAAAers A. The office Of the rcrciNrf' ~
DANIEL ard floor Exchange NItiOrEI Bank
binding. or At the office Of the sVotnsJ'
Tor The receiver. Poe A. Lundy al fhses
Building 1uls OklshSms ..,
POE 4 LuNDY
Ia Il
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ARGUMENTS ARE ENDED
IN SHAFT Err OIL CASE

KANSAS CITY May 2 Final
Arguments In the case Of Charles u.
Shafcr Of chicago against the state
Of oklahoma, In an effort 10 prevent
the state from COLLECTING an incom"
tux amounting 10 S7G 900, we're com
pletrd In federal court hero this AFT
ernoon Shufter IN his shtt allogeN
that inasmuch us ne Is anon. resi-
dent OF tho state tho Income laws
of the state do not apply to him. The
decision IN tho case will affect all
persons having taNab'r incomea from
oil holdings IN oklahoma
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-10
DEATH LIST IN TEXAS
STORM IS REDUCED TO II

BROWNSVILLE, Texas, May a.
When communication was complete
ly restored throughout the lower RIO
qrands valley late today Verlflch-
ton OF earlier reports from the SEE
tlon swept by Wednesday night .
storm had reduced the list ot dead
to II. -Four were injured severely
Damage to corn and truck gardens
Is generally heavy. The property
loss is estimated ~ 100000.
Six persons were killed AT Mission
including, three members ot the
Nick family two ~ Havana Wllsg"
and three 80 Donna Eight OF the
dead and three of those injured are
MrNlNAn M nhoreIa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-10
'lllce Room for Rent
''' R'annablo. Apply
Boston Shoe Store
Over Woolworths
lhonc 553s

wbr ~" IOHdV inquire 30 Wosi
|tc,ln' l'oklis AND WAREHOUSES; 50
Rev.. ''A irqare kan,a, Ci,, ,o w .ksir
=, 25tso W" brick store buidinss
SD Nay IS PbOos soSs. is'a'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-10
REAL ESTATE
ALL EASY TO BUY
AND WORTH MORE

$3.50 lot, i25 cash. $40 month,
north side.
$500 lot bO1il0. restricted. ono
third cash, balance time
$500. East Highland lots, SIS cash,
SO month
$500. good lot, one half block Of
paving. east side. one half cash,
$3.50 for fine corner, l0oXt6o. In
Kendall. cash
$1,000 east front. lcyol It In
Broadmoor, one half cash
$1,000, east front lot. all a bear
ing fruit. restricted
$4,000. North Elwood. cast front.
tornt
stOoo good lot In MornlnEsidc
$1,000 cast front Broadmoor, one-
half cash.
$4,000. corner lot, south side,
apartment site
$4,000. close in business corner,
near Midland valley statlop. a real
bargain
$500. best closc-n apartment
site 400 block West Third street
$1,000. 7room house close In.
wesl side.
she T.. g. Cunningham, Room 2l0
Palace Bldg Phone 4870-bb2.
S2l00. beautiful homcsIte North
Cheyenne, surrounded with fine
homes
All these and many more, Soc
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p,,-. .oed h,asc. corner IN, oo
1 eot. 5000 location. waking disi,nr.
iy-r,,.l-. Wei Of Main. with too,r. ~
az '' prec 5000, terms Pbop,
orFIcr. -. -.-.----------. ~.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-10

WAsHtNGTON May Award
or di,dingulshcd sr-yicc crosses 80 20
officer, and men OF the American
rNpcditlouary forces for acts of 'N.
traordluary hcruism were announced
tod.l hg 'Nc war department SlN
Of ihc awards we're made poNthuut
ousIy Tho men to whom awards
were made posthumouay included
Lieutenant Richard n. Boyd. Knox
vile. Tenn.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-10
ss,b Division Coming Home.

Tho a6th division, composed OF
Oklahoma and TeNus troops lnrlud-
Ing tho Tulsa engineers, VIII sail
from France on June . according
to the telegram received hv Tn"
Tulsa World Friday afternoon from
Congressman " r. Howard Tn"
official announcement was sent 10
Congressman Howard by General
PCrShlnE
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Corner lot 4bSliO. located At head
Of Country club boulevard Just
across street. from Kennedy add
ton Price 81 900 Would trade Tor
residence property Address World
BE-.
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nrpsoNAL PROPERTY
WANTED TO BUY ~ es
r,. zoo, candy ,ho~eAae. Te'o'

mon mare or horse, weight wear
~ ~ Trourd. good one "TWsifp "Wsipism,on
u. -5rtH Aoga.es
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SoUTH pENvER- Ertrs wei buit new
two Ntorv residence. finest quarter sawed
white oak trim and floors very large
living room. fine basement combinAlon
furnace, G1tsge, servants quarters. II
you want a good home worth the money,
see Nis. Phon, 67ia, W. Henry
BOSTON. S.-EAst front, five rooms and
bath, nice electric fixtures rooms Just
decorated price -. T5o. $500 cash bal.
Gnce monthly, Phone 6lio. W }, Henry.
SOUTH SIDE For-sAle or rent by owner
porch garage and servants quarters
close In on the south side. Dos s. Gin
cipnSti Phone Siis
South CtNCINNATl--1noom 10 per cont
on sci. 900; sale price $4,000, cssh or
terms. new duplet double garage, don
bic servants quatterA basement, Bee
owner 72a Kennedy Rldg
SOUTH CHEYENNE Beautiful s.room
home. full basement, cistern, sleeping
porch. elegant s~udc $4,000 cash or
terms See owner T2a Kennedy hidE
FOR sALt New = room plAstered house
$50 down, saj per month See owner
sii $. Lewis --
REAI. ESTATE NEN Please take notice
that INV property At X Maybclle Is this
FOR SALF-New i.room house. Eighth
and Lewis corner lot room for one
more house $500 cAsh. baance to suit
price " 500 See owner. neIt door
MlSSpURf--sln doWu, s5 monthly. buys
90 acres good farm and fruit land near
town. southern Missouri; price only f22O
BoS 35, ! q farrell. real estate, Mount
Vernon, III
81 500 BUYS dandy broom modern bun.
galow eAN front full size loi house
very nicely arranged and decorated near
car liue. on pavement 81 500 buys a
nice room modern hunEa ow located on
east side on pavement nice aeeorsoonh
cast front rssv terms Nsdon Invest.
msnt Co. elO Old FIRST NAtionAl BldE
Phone 1888 Residence c9i7, Call Mr.
Douglas
soUTH WHEELING - room house; mod
eru. OAK Noors white enamel hnish.
built.ir features, garage, $4,000 $1,000
cash balance Ike rent Nadop Invest
meui Co. 2tg old First NauonAl BldE
Phone 1881 Residence 7lOsR, tall
for Mr. Hutchtrson
BEAUTIFUL cot NTRY HOME
Almost new; strictly modern, IL
rooms brick and stucco; all rooms
large: spacious halls and stairway
two bH HthH: vacuum cleaning system
two large fircpbces. inclosed' sun
porch; broad vetandas, large fruit
and storage room in basement, GA
rage with servants Quarters. The
home n Ideally situated among old
forest trees with most ATTRACTIVE sur
roundlngs grounds cover - acres
located within the city limits OF
Pleasant I'M Mo. on the jefferson
highway trock road; " hours
ride from Kansas City by motor car.
10 anyone desjcIpG q beautiful coun-
try home this Nersscrtv should be
most attracttves this Shome IL worth
at least $4,000. but TO settle the es-
tate will sell for $4,000. part cash
and balance 10 suit. w ID, and ! l..
Leonard, administrators, i32S Past
| Thirtieth St, Kansas CITY. Mo. BeH
Phone Grand 3le2.
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LEGAL

NOTICE TO BiDDRRH
Tho Board OF Education viii receive
sealed bids until I. 100 noon, MondsI may
~. iUlp, for the construction OF q ,lds
wsk around tho school block OF the Lin
ooln School and walks leading TO said school
buildihs. iocstsd al Fifteenth and Pcor'.
streets md ndewslks 10 be construeted
according To the plans and specification, !,
as provided by the city Ordinance. ~
proposals rnusi he accompanied by . ceru
lied check representing minimum OF ~
per cent Of the proposed bid.
Tho hoard reserves the right 20 reject
any and all bids or any part lhersof
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Sealed propo,as Will pr received BY the
OLIsnoua nate Board ~ Agriculture or or
before tan D.rIork 4 " lune 2nd. lplS,
in the off,rc ~ the Roard 81 The S'aiH Cap
ttol Bulldog Oklsboma GO, lshomA fof
mo trrishinE ~ mstcrlsl and lsbor re
guir,J for me installation Of the hesting
rtEfsma suf plumbing work in tho sriencH
UaU Bundrg and the Armof} and otm
rasium Bui.dint being erected on the cam
put 81 ihe Oklahoma Agricultural ana DC
rhariral College ~ Stillwatcr, Oklshoms, IN
accordance vim drawings ard specification
81 prepArsd hy > W Rsdlirh Architect
nepaft rncpi of Architecture Oklahoma Agrl
,u'lnrsl and Mechanical College sil~Aief'
Oklahoma
Copies Of the plans specifications, ana
proposal blInts may be- obtained from 70,
Architect upon payment Of depoMl o'
81 O0l Five Doiart
Proposals. must be- accompanied hf eFr'
titled ncek in the sum oi 1H ~ hid mad'
payable in im state hoart 81 \Erlruituf'
aud must he enclosed IN sealed envelopes en-
dorsrd "Vropossl for IsHiIng snd Plumb
Ing of Science ltaN BuildlnE ard lTopoFA
FOR NrHtius and Plumbing ~ Nruotf An0
Gymnasium building Do Hrd directed 10 ~
Oklahoma State Bosrd ~ Agriculture bld'
10 bs sruafAte for sarh building
The rtrhi Ia rrsryrd 20 tCrDf ar' ~ =.
BID, n t-, deemed 10 hoNi~tere'' oi M
p, ir','ioa OF Oh. state uoA-d Of Asri
culture
u..sa. Ma r. 1919 ......
!. A WUlrEH RSI
rrsntcnt.
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REAL ESTATE
A FINE HOME

AZ $40 North Tacoma street In
Park nm We can offer ono OF the
best values IN bungalow home.
Five large rooms and breakfast
Room, hardwood floors. storm sheet
cd and double floors. basement with
furnace garage and servants house.
This home sits on hlgh corner lot.
75xl5O feet. surrounded hy good
homes. Has 4 nice lawn with nice
shrubbery, Price for this very at
tractlve and most excellent home
II $500 Some terms II desired.
See
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$1,000 CASH

Possession today Park Uill resi-
dence, has living room. dining room
kitchen, breakfast room two bed
rooms, sleeping porch. Tile bath oak
floors, mantel. ezra good light FIX
lures, large front porch and a run
level lot, In heart Of Park Nh
owner wants your OTTER on this prac-
ucally new hpsc. Phone 1919 Tor
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A List of Good Ones

At Cheyenne.
BUSINESS TULSA
YEAR FOR \ BARGAIN. 4 business
will
TiIING ABOUT THIS PROPERLY is THE PRICE We
of
tO5oO NOW GET IN "a YOU WANT A BARGAIN WHILE THE
Low.
Of
the 1900
vii HAVE NOt BEEN OUT
or In
thanO rcut Bclycw district COME QUICK
ioOSl4o
err only $500
ON south rockford
In
" with
mod
3room house
Price down low $4,000, $1,000
nonh
bungalow with hardwood
water gas
500 ana balance kc
RIGHT IN NON. $3.50
n
casr
ASK THESE BOTH DANDltS
Lots and lots of
o reasonable payment
Z. G. Cunningham
rrn
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE 7

Is stiy a, ir.dc. east front bunEalowTi
G. '.'r features ard sleeping porch WI
,S,.ssr ~ ,rd some fssh. No" o"ho''
+. NoFfH ..fur
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n,, .l ,o,. In Colorado SPRING. busl.
"a, uo"r'h ma alscuue from III. rity
n, 'l.nmrf have decided 10 rcnt
s,p,.~Sut Tor June, Jolly. August and
fsrih.I r'"na, modern. Handsomely
tb,i. ~ a'sr pouh and grounds
b.aarS,i.- nrn 30 TO date garage. homo
r,fs,s,-. '9.a'"d tarhni must furnish
d,.,, ,. ior iartoer particulars ad
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Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1919-05-31
softened coIors Prevail.

Ginghams, in the most beautiful col
ors. are plaiding and checking them
selves for service. Muslins and mulls
and dimities suggest old garden days.
0rgandies daintily decorate them
selves in shadow disks. stripes or flow
ers. And everywhere cOlors. not the
bright. fiamboyant colors that gossip
began to whisper several months ago.
but nice softening Of tones that are
too soft to be considered brilliant, and
with two much character to be pastels
just lovely colors.