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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-16
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


ron SALE Sew 6.roou r.oicrn hprpa-
10" IN lIn''t'ai. 'od ltth, bfral,fpH
room, slecpinE f1nIa ,nd baaem,ut TIoniy
Of gas this winter aud tho coolest place
Hucc ON torua aig South YorI,town.
osaRe esls y. Mnpmson.
two. STORY 5000 uu, pt tue hiEhest
locations on the suutuas4t side : iRrre
rooms full front living rg.I. d'nlug rao,r
Kitchen, h"AkfaEt room arH sun room bo.
low = lara" bedrooms above. utk floorA
mace, large basement. garage and drive
fun size east front lot This In a bar.
gain, CAll cedar l'1l.
1000 CAsli-East side 5.roon. hard
Location. tS,Soo. Huop Realty co. Usage
h.5oo 'Ash, closc 10 north side, rooms
mvd'i.. Corner lot. on paving. Best Id.
sSbb.. 'o''"V Noop heail} Co. osagc
SOUTH SIDE room, aast front buuga.
low hardwood floors. fronch doors.
puilt-ln featuror, cement front porch. VA
rage and drive. Prige 1850, Cali RSop
Realty Co osage 22co-3Ct2
BOSTON, S.--g-story, east front 8 inrse
rooms hardwood fioors. French dooia
tors. good well and oistorn Price tit 66o
Terms Noop Realty Co Usage goo. aCts.
~, 500 CASH.--Sou'h side. close in ON nay
Ing, 5-room otisg". buut-iu features 2
sHade, Price ,bSoo &oop Realty s1IH so s o,aSa sSS
22OO-3sis.
SACRED HEART DISTRICT b5rr,tr
IN new b-fonm BUNGALOW IN tho best
block % this addition, - 500 cash: bal.
ance llke rent. See thls at 1908 South
Troost and talk to owner.
FOR sALE---Fiye- room buup,inN a,
,Hella vista AtkanHaa. Bullt this year
i, interested write q. p. Callahan. Ponca
city, Okla.
FOR SALE-fs00 cash. I-fanin modern
hnuse' f.Sar garage driveway and side
walk In; fine well lot b0Ei9O. ON pave.
,dneht price $3.50. $50 =. Nabthus.
AlkPLANE-B Beautiful bungalow. chblce
hlsh location, seven rooms. breakfast
'orm, floors oak. pp.it.n f'atur,s. baa.
luh, pedestal lNyetory, tile bath rIurh,d
leaving. Call W J. Henry, D-ago 1851
NQTlCE-.My property ~ 1871 y. Main
" OF the market i. v ~ -la'~.
souTH SIDE. good location. on pave.
ment; only 200; modern, five rooms,
bath, extra large closets. fino we'll. two
gar saraEe' large lot, beautiful trees
500 cash. handles. w. J. Henry. OaagO
! BALTIMORE sOUTfi-Best block, two
story. breakfast room, furnace. large
basement. garage. servant qusrtens, street
paving all paid. could be used as duplei
10 rooms, one bath up. one down. Fine for
roomors, w, j. Henry Usage 1851.
NEW Groom bungalow oak noofs bricl,
mantel, basement, garage. corner lot
Co t2l Security Bldg Cedar i5IL Ask
Nj Palmer.
YORKTOWN n. 6s-A bargain by
., owner: 6.room modern house; large
liYlng and dining room, three bedrooms,
Ideal location, on east side, paving nsaHy
paved Terms. Cedar eel.
81 500 CASH. south side: sly y.rpum Leeu.
iiful resldrnce. hardwood npora through
out: basement; laundry tubs. fUughod- lu
Tor furnace, garage: cast trout \ high
clsss home. Price ii5 900, Ossgc SOl.
HlLLChEST-tl, 900 under market value
Ah-toou, east front bungalow. gurago
Pflce - 900, easy tlfns. osaEs tOi.
IRVING PLACE, Si27J rash. 'lvr scons
and breakfast room. ilc bath hard
wood too1s beautiful Wau'si twu-cuf
garage: basement Price g3.250. Osago
t0i.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-16

~ Dr\T-.I the brick home. FUR
ivn ivn.bsd, iu Kirkpatrick Heights;
h"nt .csponsiblo parties. Call
II sOttaqg Usage $3.50.
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SOUTH SIDE good location. on pave.
ment: only 81. 900; modern, five rooms
bath. extra large closets. fno we'll. two
car garage, large lot beautiful trees;
tlb0O cash. handles w. J. Henry. Onage
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GAN YOl beat mt" fiys-ro0r0 bun.
gAiov. two NrsrlacssN we'll. one car
garage. servant quarters SOLID cement
dTiyswsy. corner lot ~ nElaO. with room
20 build two more houses close lU
Price 1900, $4,000 cash. Osage 6s1s-
tBE
A sIN room daplss on corner close IN
East Third. renting At $50 month H.
a good buy a. 1900 ! have ~. only
az 900 cash. balance about 400 month. r.
u. Eppsrs0n, Cedar 1888.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-16
LASDs AND rARM LASH,
OKIAHOMA

FOR SALE BY DWFLE- W'I improved
rvsr bottom farm. near bHby. Tu. 10
county. Okla. App.y 'u H l. Albright
e0' ii0ustou st.. MIsNogce. OE.s Phone
5iil-I
~ ACRE farm for sale ,usr tD rns no.
good fDur.faom house. barn. o." M ru'.
tina'Ion th'H is priced rgnf ~ SEQ per
are. John barrett. room 3t' Robinson
FIig. Ihnue OsaEg l't5 or 1885,
FOR sALE-3o acros timber land "a
rINsF south of fpaviraw r. D Mineral
posEiuNlf'eg ib por acre
100 ACRES timber land miles east Of
Aron 90 per acre.
N ACEEs. 30 Grand river bottom IN
cultivation fenced two sets improve
Inents; Immediate ppasEaI1r. i2S per
acre. Smirhps'er. Grove. OLA.
FOE REST lpaIu farm near TuIga
suitable fHr iRlfy "r ifu,t rg. D cure
b1 security Blit
FOF SALE or THADE-lso acre form.
one ~ tho best lU Lat'Hfr county, -
IN cultivation. 80 good meadow balance
woodland aud pasture a'l 'lisr.s. 20
s.rss f-t' rIuH h,''nW. ~ miles vss'
~ wIturtou oG r1siE. hiEhway. rural
route 4 ni.e EulI school priced ~ 40
per acre .fhr 'heapert farm h that lp.
caIlty. puuI consider good income town
Or Si'y rrrEsrty Of take IN good auto as
part p4y Address O"uef bgE ~, WI
burton, Dh,a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-16

ARE YuU IDDKISs FOH a GOOp Buy p
This corner bungalow consists Of seven
rooms. three bedrooms ana enclosed sleep
ing porch. Modern in every way. Lots
af bI,It-lu features. Lot b0Sl50 Garage
~ you are looking for veil buIii home
u this size can make an attractive
price. yash 'a'EF zee owner AZ lAAb
phone Ths cHn be bought furnished or
unfurnishsd CAL Usage s2as or Usage
Jiil.
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TEXAS

GOOD uLAtN ,OTroN LANDS TNAr
PRODUCE IAHuEHT FINEST CHurS.
nAlLHOAps. SCHOOLS. GOOD nOAps.
IDEAL CLIMATE AIAO LANDS ron
EVERY rlNppSE WHITE ~ row
MUCH LAND YOG WhST AND TERMS.
RAILROAD FARM nUNEAu. BAN NS.
TpNtp. TEXAS
Danny FARMS AND LANDS. WulCH
OFrER SPLENDID OrpOUri NlTIEl
FbN bNtENiSG. WlTii CREAMERY
AND MAUKEr RiGHr AT yOUH doom
AND OTHER FARMING. IDEAL MILD
HENLTliflL CLIMATE. SCHOOLS
tlilHrHES. RAILROADS. AND priEu
bNANTAGEh. WRITE ron ItHTtSuE
TLHMF enc. RAILROAD LAND 49,
NENi SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS.
FARM wliEUE rARMtNG PAYS uEsT
REST iitACk LANDS FOU CDITDN
AND gRNIN. LOAN LANDS ron III
yEnSiFlEn FARMlSd. SANDY LOAN,
ron SWEET rpTATuEF. GtNtHsiNND'
ron NV NEsTOCk AND LANDS RI'IT
AiiE ron SPECIAL CROPS FRUITS
VEGETABLES on peanuts IN
PROVED or TSIMpROVED. ~ LARGI
on SMALL TRACTS ASSURED MAR
kET ron ENERN1utNG RAISED
IDEAL MILD WiNTEH AND YEAE
ROUND CLIMATE. uDpD SCHOOLS
WRITE ron Ot'H LIST Or FARM Op.
pDR1lNITiEF RAILROAD 90. OPERA.
TIVE FARM HrHEAr. BAN ANTONIO
TENAE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-16

MISSOURI. o. down and a. MONTH,
buys 90 ncroa truck hnd poultry laur
nrht town. Southern Missouri, rrice tgiO
Hcud fur hnfsaiu lla' nox 40. Mont Yer
non ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-16

$3.50; $1,000 GASN---In, q tie hcg'
slN-room bungalows In citv IN tuli slfa
east front corner ,nt. lIsJsv oak floors
basement garage. good well. ON pavement.
Good location. Bon p. Angel, aii pubIrs,n
BidE Usage 1I5H-Gj15.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-16

-, drvsHlnR room, lbrary rupin,
nns rlom. dining room, kitchen
h',s5 s5r,atkflst room, phone, lights,
iho .,,,,- and coal furnished; renter
|ts Se rrs, class and responsible;
NJ ,,ser.uges required price 5000.
o.n.,iou l.45 5. Cincinnati. Usage
|tlQ
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-16

BALTIMORE SOUTft--Best block two
story, breakfast room, furnace. large
basement. garage, servant qusrteuH street
paving all paid, could be used as duplci
10 rooms, one bath up one down. Fine for
roomorH w !. Henry Usage g66i
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-16

~ ..1y .uNE " five large rooms,
81 h,,. 'tN floors; decorations ne
.,... 100 block. north eide. whern
,...f|. large garage with solid
iteu .lg ! know Of Tor $500,
l ,,-1.a d. - Roszell Usage 977l or
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-16

NEW e-room bungaloW, oak noofR bricl,
mantel, basement, garage. corner lot,
faces east good terms. Dillbcck Realty
Co. l2l Security bldg Cedar 1876 Ask
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-16
4 POSITIVE rALGAIN

EAST FRONT siK-roon modern bungalow,
sarage. Price $4,000, 1890 cash. mage
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-16

/ FOR sALE--Good t-rooui house. modern,
| full lot. south front $500 cash, balance
49, per mouth. 1900. n. r. Johnston.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-16

;5-a >r-t'ivo rooms Of six
ion I'm house on n. Cheyenne fur
....scI .,oI f.r fSj. Cedar 1913. II. N.
BT4t
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-16
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
HOUSES ron SAL

KENDALL u. Fourth--Uuy from owuc-.
fbOO each. easy tctms. "A hl.ga'h must
be sold quick Tor those terrs -Four.
room house; fine fun 'rIper tut; extra
Soud water mnlarn i,cation. Usage ~
sO7C.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-16

soTooT ~ industrial Katy
ueokaEe. rrHck thero now
g,f"'' paved sever nHj water
ia.j," SI,mc,' .tSS ossqo 'Si%, s,os rSsio.uSs S S
ith ACRES on Frisco ttarE has Two
houses and barns. RnE. rich sOu fine
luysl factory ana subdivision site, close
20 big OIL company wnrehouaoa, ". J.,
Honry Usage ssfi,
wANTED-urAL EHTATE an
VIE NAVE buyer for four or fvs.toom
modern. not over 5000, can pay 81 900
cash. We cold three this week. and can sell
yours q. Thompson Second ana Main.
Phones ossgo t2as. Ossge 500.
II YOU have q good piece of property for
sell H. Ch1s. 4. Stpffer. tli Security mag
Usage Gs7s.iAS5.
HAVE u 500 cash 70 psy Tor rive or g.
room modern bungalow location must
be good Address sl'-A, care World,
HAVE 1900 each to psy Tor i've or q.
room modern bungalow, EIye monthly
payments. Address tl' 4, rare Woiid
WANTED -siuNl farm ln OSsRs, North
or west " Wehwa pfeirrted, nave
well improved property on Sand Springs
car line 90 exchange. w. n. topp'T,
por 7ie sand sprnss
VIII. buy fuf Gosh snH'l vacant lot rloHc
m Write location ana price. Address
Boz ~ hi South Denver. clty
ir Yor vsnt 20 aeH }onr proref'. ga.
can or Improved call Cedar zoe r.
y. hyperion.
WAsTEu TD HfY NO Lagr client
who wants 90 rh0ap rt'Cc ~ Frnu f'y
reasonably close Too uu rnrih side. InHn"
ua "hs' you have Lo'.is brooks ''mr'H'.
wAvTEp no HuY a house To- move.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-16

4 IITIrl .IY furnished apartment
.iso garage. in best residence dis
-go ~ Denver. bsIgC 2l3l.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-16

s,-pfN. IHue'y furnished six-roor,
tN ,, homo. with prcskfast room: fun
n.' N.ltce heat; two-csr garage
81 .. .E.rythlng, located corner
.y.n,,1.h aal Peoria street VIII rent en-.
" 10. ..r month Phone 2lB0.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-16

ith ACRES on Frisco ttarb, has tvo
houses ana barns, FnH, rich sOu. fine
Level factory ana subdivision site, close
20 big Oh company wnrph0uaoa ". j.
Henry Usage BsGl.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-16

BARGAIN
South eide, Horace Mann school district
throughout. iio.JOO: 81 900 cash. balance
$50 per month, your extra room viii
rent for $50 per month, property IL
growing IN value hero. Phone owner.
Usage sh3s.
FOR SALE $500 cast four. room modern
house, fpur-gar garage driveway and
sidewalk M FIN. well. LOT t0sipO on
pavement, price h2G0. J25 8. NuuthuH
Phone Usage ~.
FOR SALE Tiyc-room bungalow on paw
ing, east sIiC, good garage. corner lot,
1920; 1900 cash. Usage sb25 Usage
2l'L
ron SALE Duplex. three rooms. east
side, Al condition. half block from
school nUd church, will rent Tor 'iO0
per month. Inquire " owner 1890 East
shird street
FOR sALE-Ry owner; best 3
story, s-room modern home and
garage In city for tho price. Lonv-
ing city. For price ana terms call
Usage 1858.
s-''-NER fofced 10 ssll on account %
sickness, lovely south side home, eight
rooms. four bedrooms sleeping porch,
hreHkfaHt room, oak floors. dry base
m"nt combination furnace IN fact every
thing TO make IA home. Al Investment.
Located IN 100 block, easy walking die
tauce TO town price $4,000 81 500, bal
Aucs easily handled. Oaags Fb35. Dbsgo
TOR sALE--Erw ix.foorn bungalow, ga.
rage and servant quartsrg steam haht,
south eide, for prize ana terms phoue
owner, Usage iOgi
% 900 CASH and good auto viii handle
beautiful seven room bu0rRlov y 'n aJuih
side, immediate pOsssaslon. osaF' 1iB
or OsaE" 2GG6
Two ROOM house. east front good we'll
ils suuth foreEi rb0rc passe $3.50.
LOTS ron SALE 40
CORNER lot. east front. Hi'lcrrWs srn-
Joom bungalow. oak floors, breakfast
rom; buit.in features, r'npIng porch
basement, roughod-ln FOR furnace FhraEc.
Ana me price ~ only s. 900. This Will
Leslie brooks Company, DsaIs "st2
FOR sALE-Co-usr lpt bargain price.
Twelfth and Peoria streets iNdEowuDd
ADDITION, -. owner othge -a5'.
FINE CORNEH. Bouna Vista and GUN.
oy. cheap osago ailt.
TERRACE DRIVE Lot tI4tV. 900
cash. balance 80 per month UNFn, north
front near pavement on TarHIluE street
WIN be worth $4,000 ln FprlUg pnuHr
rlust eel, leaving town. can Cedar cog
MGHday morn.ug.
FOR sALE--n1Jt.r ,ot Sn.sr'ornfh aul
Quincy. phone owT.r psaE' l0.l
not FOuR. block four. East Highland.
in fire, block on paved road. paving
ps.li equity cash. balance 1tia, low terms
phone nsagN iiii.
LOTS Tor building NJ iuyesturu'. good
terms and prlres, owner Geo. o. E,'r.
a.. Eaa' Iifinuufh
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-16

robfy r.... NJ l'is--DWher heeas
EeJ.,, .sI be sold this week. Groom
! sioss,, ,o'l eflling hardwood floors,
cs.o,.t,, l.'trif features. beautiful
Nj 100 large and dry basement,
fs,,..,. we'll and pump on the porch :
e, 49, N Aseping porch; years paid
,,kss' '.sh' one block from Washington
Si;,;,---o no etf line. Call Cedar 7l5.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-16

W. -,ptN Nicely furnished. five
Nh ~ ~ modern, hardwood floors
'VO', lin. and pavement; garage
n oirpd Dsagc qss,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-16

no FOOT ~ InduatrIai KATY
irsrkpge. TrBct there now
street paved sewer nIi water
Price tibOO. tcrms Vs. H
ltllmrr DHago GhO8. rrHl1sucs
Usage ESQ
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-16
KANSAS

600 ACRES I'm Franklin county Kansas.
hiHhly improved. 200 hluo grass. 200
to appreciate. Will r,ohange fnr inst
ututtgHHCH, liberty BOMBS city property
or smaller farm. wrIfr for thorough de-
rrriptiou ana photos. Frank ManUfield.
ottawa kAnHaE
ron SALE 90 acres IN scnter ot wIshita
LuuHnF, ihN safest aud best inVoHttdt at
m tho best ana fastest growing city In
Ksusha. charles Payne. owner, sos Hyca'
N.IflIt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-16

REAL ESTATE FOR. FOR RENT !,
~ UoIsrs-rl RNIsufp rs
.-yt.>T.. rour room FURNISHED
|fV,Snse |fVn AZ lsio r. SECOND, --------
~. rl>7'.-.r Inc brick home, fur
|Ivh In kirkpatrick Heights.
hHn rcsponsiblc parties. Call
90 1898 Osage $3.50. ...-------------
s.,iplNT-- Nicoiy furnished. five
Nn Nnoms modern, hardwood floors
Wv" ,r Inc and pavement; garage
sassrcd Osagc 9ss. .---..--.----.---.---
lrTSTR Will rent homo furnished
kv.S,II ANIL 18TH; furnace heat, one
I" rsr,g,. three bedrooms, two
Il, drgssing room. library room,
nps r.ou. dining room, kitchen
Nb .sEtflst room, phone, lights,
iu e,,.- aud coal furnished: renter
go, Se frs, class and responsible;
NJ ,ssar noes required; price 5000.
o.aa.,lon l.ij ). cincinnati. Usage
lis. -------.-.----------
$40 RE>T-t'iyo rooms OF six
YIN h.use on n. Cheyenne fur
| scf far fS5. Cedar 1913. II. ~.
| |nf,y -----------.------------
FAITHFULLY furnished apartment
pn.1's, g,-IE.. in best residence dis
49," 7go y Denver. Usage 2l5l.
-, ms. IHuc'y furnished six-roor,
~" homo. with breakfast room; fuVl
| M,l furnace heat; two-car garage
" t..t .. .Eerything; located corner
s..,i.sr.h aHI Peoria street will rent
|teN'E months to responsible parties.
.n st.6a or month. Phone 2i6o.
.D1y NOME " five large rooms,
IEb ls... H4k floors; decorations the
| ',,..ff.. ..4.Iy VOL arranged bcaut
hI,.,.' 100 block, north eide. where
~ r.a..f... large garage with 80. I'd
= bsst boy ! know ot Tor ib.5OO,
..,, terms D. -. Roszel. Usage S77l or
g. 1ENq Rive room apartment. call
| c,d,- 12, after o'clock. --....--.-...
-pt,VT-. llrnished half of duplex,
'U,,s -oar.s hardwood floors; good
,..,,or. elegant furniture. Apply today.
si,rry FrENIsHEp bungalow 10 share
.,b lttfapIc couple. Usage 55OS-R.
1 r,,pvtytEp HOUSE, 1870 ". First
'V,iigt,. rr's. $40 per weok; three rooms.
| T5e pENr Slcely furnahcd four-roont
1 -'1sru house. ON car line aud paving
49,. ,s N- #fupy, no children unless In
ngT. can ator 10 a. IN. sunday. sooe
| . hpase ------. - -,
Qage 49,. .---.---.-----.-----.-
yyE LARGE rooms; house mod
N. Information call GS2. s.
Zvls
orr1crs AND pEsk ROOM Is
/ TWO office rooms for rent; good
location ana very reasonable rent.
| Cedar 2s2
/ ogyirT SPACE for rent with desk nlso
telephone service. .l9-A s. Maini call
/ Oaee 1s5.
| TV0 connecting rooms, furnished suit,
| aNe for ary KIND of business. Centrally
,,.aisa Address sgi-A, Motld.
Two Office rooms for rent. south and
| vest exposure, suitable for any kind ~
business, appiy room z over Lyons shoe
store
sroRrS AND WAREHOUSES; 90
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1920-12-30
COUNTRY TALK

Hon. James r. Mcclellan Of Madi-
son parish, Louisiana, is the onlysna-
tive Of Claiborne county elected del
egate to the Louisiana Constitutional
Convention to convene ~ March at
Baton Rouge 70 form an organic law
for that state. Mr.. Mcclellan is
probably the best posted man on lev
ees in the lower Mississippi valley,
His b0yhood was spent on the McDlel-
Ian place in the Rocky Springs district
The F'atherland stud Of the late
James Surget in Adams county has
been acquired by the American Re
mount Association and the United
States government for the breeding Of
cavalry horses. The writer endeayor
ed to have the Bureau Of Animal In
dustry to stand one Of the government
Morgan stations in the Scutchilloo
Hills from Utica to Willow Springs
for the breeding Of horses for the
United States armq. He asked that
Troubadour Of WillonmoOre 6459, reg
istered in the Morgan and Savoir
Horse Registers b. assigned there
The women voters Of Mississippi
have selected a candidate for govern
or Of Mississinpi in Hon. j. G. FAINT,
president Of the Mississippi Industri-
al Institute for women In the next
Mississippi primary A woman fac
tion versus a man faction is looming
up in district, county and state Of
fees. Does this portend vigilant
and economical government in law en-
forcement and expenditures May be
they will win, oF as Rev II W. Wells
once said, When woman undertakes
task, she generally accomplishes
her aim and does It well.D
A. McC. Byrnes, Jr., q junior Of the
Mississippi A. 4 M. College, is spend
ing the Christmas days with his par
ents, Belvidere plantation, and will
return next week to resume his stud
les for the mid-winter term.
The Christmas lains have overflow
ed the Big Bayou Pierre lands.
Thrice happy new year.
j. r. N.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1920-12-30
CATTLE TICK FAST BEING
ELIMINATED in SOUTH'S STATES

Washington, Dec. 26.-The cattle
tick .is fast being eliminated through
the work Of the Department Of Agri-
cultureand the cooperation Of the
states. OF the fifteen states which
were -ticlx-infested when the work Of
eradication systematically began on
July l, 1900 six Of them have been
completely freed Of the pest. These
states are California, Kentucky, Mis-
sissippi, Missouri, South Carolina and
Tennessee.
During the year ending December
j. 1920, more than $4,000 square miles
were freed of ticks and since the
work began in 1906, the area released
has been 510,091 square miles. That
is 20 per cent Of the 72S,5G5 square
miles infested with the tick when the
eradication campaign began The a.
rea remaining to be cleared comprises
218,474 square miles, all of which is
in the Southern states.
Progress Of the work as announced
BY the Department Of Agriculture
shows the total, area infested July l.,
1906 and the area remaining Decem-
Der /, 1920, with the percentage Of
area released, by states, as follows:
Alabama 81 ,279 square miles in
Tested; 4252 square miles remaining;
"a per cent Of infested area released.
Arkansas 81, ,525 square miles in
tested; 1852 remaining; 63 per cent
released.
California 1924 square miles in
tested; completely released.
Florida -54,861 square miles infest-
ed; 1880 remaining; 13 per cent re-
leased.
Georgia 81 4Ss square miles in
tested; 1884 remaining 7S per cent
released.
kentucky S41 square miles infest-
ed completely released.
Louisiana 400 square miles in
tested; 15,490 remaining; 66 per cent
released.
Mississippi-46,362 square miles in
Tested, completely released
Missouri-1386 square miles infest-
ed; completely released.
North Carolina-37, 1866 square miles
infested; 10,087 remainino 70 per
cent released,
Oklahoma Az 1890 square miles in
tested; 4047 remaining; 92 per cent
released,
South Carolina-S0 ,405 square miles
infested; completely released.
Tennessee 16,9S7 square miles in
tested; completely released.
Texas-191 1886 square miles infest-
ed; 100000 remaining; as per cent
released.
Virginia 1928 square miles in
Tested; 1886 remaining SS per cent
released
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1920-12-30
WOMAN ANNOUNCES
FOR U. S. SENATE
Miss Belle kearney, Famous Prohibi.
tion Leader, to Enter Race for Sen.
atOr Williams Place.

jackson, Miss, Dec. 25.--Miss Belle
Kearney of Flora, Miss, sufFragist,
prohibition lecturer and world trav-
eler, today formally announced her
candidacy for the United States SEN
ate to succeed Senator John Sharp
Williams March 8, 1923.
Miss kearney,in an interview which
will appear in the The Clarion-Led-
ger tomorrow, said that the idea of
making the race for the Senate was
not new with her; that "soon after the
last election of Senator Williams. l
isaid to him if it had been possible
for woman to stand for a high Of
flee in Mississippi, ! would have been
your opponent for the United States
Senate" Senator Williams drawl-
ingly replied, according to Miss Kearn-
If the law had permitted it, and you
had done so, Miss Belle, / would have
retired at once in your favor"
Many prominent men, Miss Kear-
ney is quoted, "have solicited me to
become candidate and have at last
made up my mind to do so. For TWEEN
ty years Mississippi has been torn
and bleeding and cast upon the rock
Of fractional politics; and ] long to
help redeem my state and see it plac-
ed upon the throne Of honor and glory,
which it occupied before and during
the Civil war, and for decades after
that historic struggle
Miss Kearney declared that at the
proper time she expected to begin a
vigorous campaign, making speeches
at an early date in all the larger cities
of the state.