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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-24
URGES MORE RELIGION
Bishop RhIneiander Tells Of It's Need
Before Rotary Club

Bishop Rhinelander deplored the ten
dency Of people to isolate religion from
their every day lives, in an address be-
fore the Rotary Club at q luncheon In
the Bellevue -Stratford today.
There seems to be feeling among
people today that religion is an artificial
and unnatural thing and that prayer
and religion are to be looked upon as
something extra and outside our every
day lives" said the bishop.
Somehow or other they don't seem
to feel quite at home with them. They
act and feel awkward. self conscious
and out of their element, as II they
were in some one else's clothes, or were
living in some one else's house.
1T may be that the fault lies with us
ministers, that we have put tsings
wrongly and have not made the right
appeal. Anyhow this idea Is the most
grievous of all errors.'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-24
THEFT HAS DOUBLE KICK
Woman Who Made Complaint Hello
for Selling Liquor

W SO''"b S'dsS'
Mrs. Mary Bader, G2S Kaighn ave-
nue., Camden, caused the arrest of John
Smith. Kaighn avenue, Negro, this
morning, charging he had held her up
at the point Of gun.
When the hearing was ended before
Recorder Stackhouse. Mrs. Bader was
under $500 bail for illegally selling
liquor, and Smith was under $500 bail
on charges of attempted robbery, al
though he denied emphatically he held
up the woman.
Mrs. Bader said John came into her
store and demanded money, emphasiz-
Ing his demand by exhibiting a revolver.
John swOre he went there to buy moon
shine, and because he did not have the
price demanded, he grabbed a satchel
containing five quarts Of liquor and ran.
He was captured by n detective. and the
stuff in the satchel smelled like hooch
and looked like hoOch; and when the
Bader house was searched later, on an
&upper floor two demijohns filed with
Ehe same type of hooch and barrel OF
mash were found.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-24
STOLEN STOCKS RECOVERED
Man In Pool Room 10 Arrested With
Part Of Sunderland Loot

Public display of newly acquired
wealth in the poolroom at Eleventh and
Parrish streets last night led to the nr-
rest of John Brown, of 53 Armat street.
Germantown, on suspicion Of having
been implicated in the theft of almost
$3.50 900 in industrial securities from
the home Of w. +. Richards, in the
Sunderland Apartments, Thirty fifth
street and Powelton avenue, on No
vember II.
Detectives Forgy and Kcarse, Of the
Tenth and Buttonwood streets station,
learned that Brown was displaying
$50, 900 worth of stocks in the pOolroom
to any one in the place whose curiosity
impelled him to ask for u look, and
they went there and placed him under
arrest.
When the stocks were examined they
were found to be part of those which
had been taken from the Richards
apartment.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-24
TWO KILLED IN CRASH
NEAR ATLANTIC CITY
Others Injured When Auto and
Truck Collide on Boulevard

Truck Collide on Boulevard
Two persons were killed and several
injured shortly after ] o'clock this
morning when a touring car containing
ok passengers dashed at high speed into
a biz motortruck on the meadow boulc
ward between Atlantic City and Pleas
antville.
The car was driven twenty feet
diagonal across the road by the impact
and crashed into the supports of a
bridge, complete wreck. Howard
Harris, n Negro, driver Of the touring
car. was killed instantly and his body
catapulted into the roadway.
Lydia :. ones, colored, was hurled out
of the machine and fell heavily head
foremost into the highway, striking the
hard surface with great force and dying
In few minutes. The other passengers
OF the machine were scattered along the
bridge and its approach.
The only witness Of the tragedy who
could he found was Frank Belt, Negro,
OF 245 North Tennessee Avenue, At
lantic City, who was taken to the city
hospital. Belt was a member of the
party.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-24
CONVERSATIONAL 'EvIcTED'
Miss Robertson Driven From Homo
by Publicity Exploltera

from home. as she expressed 1t. by a
case of nerves" superinduced by an
endless chain Of special newspaper cor
respondents, photographers, magazine
writer's and motion. picture photograph
ers since she successfully ran for Con-
gress in the recent election, Miss Alice
Robertson Is here from Muskogee,
Okla, resting at the home Of friends.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-24
TANKER LAUNCHED
mlss E. May Wilson Acts as Spon-
sor at Ceremony

The oil tanker Camden. being built
for the United Fruit Co. = steamship
line, was launched today at the New
hork Shipyard. Camden. at 12 40
o'clock. The tanker was named after
the city of Camden. and the sponso,
was Miss Il. May Watson. of Mer4
chantville. daughter of Il. ]. Watson.
manager Of the Philadelphia district Of
The fruit company.
omeials of the company were pres.
snt. along with quite a number of other
prominent quests to witness the launch
mg' 1t was the second ship launched
On private cOntract ut the shipyard
Since the war began. The other was the
Nora. launched for. the William Il.
Hrace Co.. Of New York.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-24
HAVE DOUBLE WEDDING
Sisters Are Brides at Single Cere.
mony Here

Elizabeth Brennan and Lucretia
Brennan, daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Brennan, Of 2633 North
Twenty eighth street. were married nt
st. Columba's Church, Twenty. fourth
street and Lchigh avenue, this after
noon, to Forrest Watson Bell, 2303
East Letterly street, and Francis Jo-
seph Crowley, 2702 South Eleventh
street.
The brides were attended by Miss
Geraldine Brennan, u sister, and Miss
Mel Johnston, q. cousin.
!, A reception followed at the home OF
the brides parents. After an extended
wedding trip, they will make their home
At 1923 Marlborough terrace.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-24
FORTY-SIx SKlP-STOPS HIT

Commission Tells p. r. T. to Re.
duce Number In Use
The Public Service Commission at
Harrisburg last night adopted a report
of F. Herbert Snow, its chief engineer,
recommending that the Philadelphia
Rapid Transit Co. abolish forty six OF
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-28
CLARENDON WILL HAVE
GOOD LYCEUM COURSE

sts'isi 70 ~ News
CLARENDON Sept 21--Aunuunce.
m"nt d. madc ~ u splendid cuursa Tor
The college LyC"um tins school year
the FIRST uuni'r having alr,ady been
heard iu IA" urph"us Ouartct,c. who
gave % fine entertainment last Monday
afternoon 4 foltura q this years pro.
grams 90" the Fine Artists Courses
which win mclud.. Reed Miller. and
flf" other artists Of national rcputa.
tinu and accomplishments
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-28
TAKE PHOSPHATE
WITH MEALS IN
SUMMERTIME
N0ur Nerves Demand II, Your Blood
Needs Il. SAYS Thy Sicians.

Thcr,s not enough phosphorus in
tnud.rr foods e. benefit nearly one hat
{ the men and women - Amcrir',
scientists declarr
To overcome this lack 10 an element
{ Your body that Is necessary o. Nuu'
health. your happiness and even yuA'
success in life. weak. auHorlr nervous.
rundown pcupl, arr advised O. iN"
nitro Phosphate us dispensed 300 leading
irug stores In ~, original ulrNlgc.
Spoak.ng ~ people Who are olsltv
faitgucd. who lack ambition. merry" and
tr- uf;iimDs thin weak and s1dly lar 80
.nE m urr. healthy flesh. Joseph 10
uarrirnr. formerly Visiting Specialist
Ncrth Eastern psp'uurv. y. Y. slN-
Patients who we're apparently phy
..ral wrecks. who iuulishy Thought th"'
needed urly tiurl tonic % enrich %.
blood. has come ter treatment iryWn
Ing and shaking their nerve forge a.
most exhausted and On many sur1
-aS,s administering oi Htru Phosphate
has induced seemingly magical J."
suits"
People Who feel 'he h"i; 20 sumner
Ire easily ard often heroine irri''h"
and drprrss'l, V,U lind lA'ronhn,
ph1t" on inexpensive and h"lpldI
friend
Druggist. report e wonderful o.
crease IN the demand from mn a'rl
women Nho arr FnNipus o. renew U,d.
time ambition au1 who 90" making an
honest effort = become Vigorous ar'
,,"u.flludrd win a l.,Nvr nf endurance.
that denotes 7Nwus' perfect health
Thoy ash o.. u.tIH Nhorphl'" l''u;s'
they know tN.s lrd an rvNp'usi,"
,rgiui.. ph 'I aIt. Al.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-28

w AneorWffd FfteA
PORT WORTH ) p -
considerable period - ln.r ..Ht III
taddo district u the stephens county
Oh fields again has becom" active ard
two very guod competitors from ihrt'
are reported. One II tn Rogers vel
four miles north q the town - Cadd'
which has gone IN o. the sand AMI IS
shooting uil high over The derrick fr
ports 81 the amount II the pro,llr I'i
vary. bat the mot conservative aErr.
that as II stands Il Is Euod ;r aiuInd
coo barrels daily.
Besides adding g. the output 81 'h
feld this well msrks slight ,Ni'usi.
~ TERRITORY Tor the Ct,ldo distiI,t and
pushed the outpost ~ production iaI.
thsr To- the north
Another god completion there BE- ih-
Ware well u the Prairie Oh 4 Gas t'u.
pany. which has come IN Or 1899 b1f
reis daily. making one ~ the best wells
Ter that territory fur several months
AZ one fuut IN the sind this well showed
for about eco barrels daily
4 rrpoft - more than passing inter
est has been received from the Export
No ~ the prelrX On Cumnnr boz
tf'Ntf AhuNlNs NfFA ifA iIhtIit 70 ~
DECLARED this well has found "a Iay siri.
although available REPORTS a. rut rty"
the eNact depth ana state ih1t Railing
of uil fIom the well already has BEGUN
u likely viii be- drilled boz shortly nnd
the sand given a thorough test. pr.l.
efs ss~-n very optimstl, ana believe
they will Develop a producer
In Mitchell County The rnd rNu,."s
oil Company Is making plans fH ~
tensivc TESTING ui th. TERRITORY sur.
rounding their Texas Pacific ~
which developed that county NIg pro-.
auction NJ around ssso fest u j. De-
Slarcd the company has contracted fUr
derrioks un the Morrison ~ lucaton
and another onihe Smith ~ ! luafion
SIX miles west ~ The discovery wei
-Four miles o. the west tn company
has contracted for a shallow well g.
test out IN. shallow sands which W.T..
passed up In the TeVas s paclfC test
In Iohnsun County drilling has been
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-28
CADDOD|sTR|CTOF STEPHENS COUNTY
ACTIVE AFTERCONSID [RABLE PERIOD
OF DULLNEss; TWO MORE GOOD WELLS

resumed yn th. we'll r.uf Joshua vl.'h
Is s0iusW bat htiHW ~. 5000 iHui mars
and which IL sid 10 b. in the Ranger
hur formation
~ callahan county two ril"' FROM
4 dtd tho MrGuNcn deg test well IA"
rotehsd n drrfh uf 1890 i-iand Is now
one = the deepest Wildcat tests Boo 'hai
.~'i.r puins has iIsi hr.n t'-
summed
On uN UIltn field DO tho south
western part of E9siHnl county ih'
IiuuIle GAIA E.Wg.ug Company tpar
..ut is plsforug tr 70 long period 81
Id. t,'uumcn' % hls so side 'HriN
.,i.H. bots or which VIU l.r erected fiN'
H.rulluu. ",,-s hli huuk house Co
Hrs ctngr. rirn'' Do Uses ana I'"'
ur ncks TN company ~ urrp1rlrE
l.. ug p,riad % drilling and Seem.
o. hlt. ey,7 coanicnrn that the Geld
win develop Co wide AREA
Charles a Wmieshoi who b. prr.a'
.ira iu publish wpr'd h.r ry ~ ih'
uI and gas Industry. a. spending S'NrIu.
.Jlss u Fut Wuih and bias declared
that De- HHssih,y viii lr1rr" o. publish
the hu& here. since % is regarded 81
tn ,-,ut,f - 'h' oi industry w 'fis
,,unir, H. 1911 make frH,h" trip i'
th, M~telr fields hefuf' completing 90.
unt,cr f.r publication.
4 ph,lar rrure~. utJtIsr ~ Tho
Urffl - t.. shipping r0Ii h's o.
.lr.I tnaf th. 90 fields ~ pil N'N,D.
lrr rf,aiN ,1rr,sf.Ha'ri hy the fIii.i
uiN on general Do, 1" IMPORTS which
hive been s.ni ogi ~ ;hos@ field, IT,
H,- .arf- that ths wells dry up almost
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-28

o. '.sn 'aisd Pes
WASHINGTON sept e1-Missuur,
has e nHpulat.ou ,f sos az This t.
ln lr.r.ts. ~ iiusie Unless MirSi
yrn Etins auuroViust,lv six hgndr'l
ihorslud Nis4our viii retain her rauh
~ the seventh state.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-28
rHGnI GH FRrrGIIr SERVICE
To TNNrtCO rRDi. tBi.E

g,N NNTu~Ir. sept - Through
'sniEai between San Antonio 1ui fut
uH.. Nrsien CIV rul other l"llirr
tiles ~ NnNi.r 1. uriHllo { .llnwlrg
plrps ouiliu,d - . stine uf san \"
t.ni. husir'- men arl N"Nrlr rui.
sul r l. url'-,r t-itv. Tn" MATE"
VII O.. isll b'fur- 10" l"'rfsttt" com.
.',sr.a ,,H.um.svi Us ,h. M.yican govern.
n,r. md the Officials 60 the national
I.nLa u M.Al-- ~ Mn---
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-28
| Am Nearly Cured of
Asthma

M,Nu.'us Tonic H. "a, greatest 49,.
h"f hove ever found for asthma.
writes Nrs Harvey g. l.,dinr. lionla.
NJ" ! have suffered Ter many Years
tGl 'uHd several other remedies hut
found mu rrlief mtu I tried McNlul.
llu.- Tonic and now lm nearly curc1.
! pli.r % and tell every asthma sur
fvrrr about o." F0r Tuicr,uluvis asth.
ma hay fever Nuhhuu cough. Nj.
Mullins Tonic is truly a Cod send.
los and hlpplnvs has been brought
q" thousands when everything else
failed lhuf ruf % 81 G,i a bottle tu.
dlN iu1ru li',I @ Civ. satisfaction.
Mfrd u'IV Dos Tild"n NJ Mulln Co.
S"'b'I1. Nc Ten sale by Randall Dlug
60
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-28
GENERA IMPROVEMENT
u NOTED ~ I\DlA


~ issnris'sd pfsss
WASHINGTON sept s--Uures, On
India b. lsrrihssl 90 part tn efforts 90
seiia'us Co represent m Tgrsisn
nsarc treaty. 8s dictated hy anti MHsl'n
lgiuus prriuheIS IN a fepori hy tn
government ~ India nade Vub.ir t.
uisht ht the British embassy
The duegm,n; notes q general iu-
prry-m'uf On The political situation
ia, adds hat n thr agiilics ar1us. q
demand 81 withdrawal %; Indian
trnnis engaged AGAINST the M1slcius IN
The mlidl" e1s' 20 would b. % trouble.
eNu.r development
Ind-r their present "ron cpHr
atlc1" policy th- rapurt declares that
Nuhlmu-ltT wllcouier's have sue
sr,,.,i boz assrciatins Hindu politicians
wi'h 'hcm~ Ives On tho khila Fat NOV"
mont Designed 90 bring yrrssur" on N
British government to modify tn
teams " ne Turkish treaty.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-28
CLARENDON REPORTS
SUCCESSFUL REVIVAL


SpssiA a. Tie News
CLARENDON. sept s,-'rho rcyi.
Val meeting which has been IN pro.
rrrss fur the past three weeks was
rlussd SUNDAY night Thcs" Services
have been conducted by Rev. \. g.
Fisher. hls vile and Singer McClcs.
kei, splendid results buing obtained
With goo conversions. mo- call Ter pen.
li-nt- having i,eu made during the
first ivu weeks 90 the meeting aud
unlN this week WAS any call nnir.
III" members 80 the c,augeliric
party ace very versatile. each pllyiuL
the rJlo and bll being cN,v,lcnt sing
ots tine s|lu must. hy them being n
feature IT each service. besides the
greet choir ~ mur. than aH1 which
has l,sn trained ly Mr. Me- 'lcskvN
The meetings were held uirr tab.
,rnl.lc bgilt hy th. churches u Oh"
tttr. and VERY luE' crowds attended
,trh service puuur M, last SUNDAY
s.tl ices o. IN estimated iuat between
$500 and 1900 people attended each
service.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-28
iRcES POLAND To REESTAnIIsm
RELATIONS WITH LirIIt ANA


~ Associated Press.
PARIS sept - Leon bourgeois
as president e the council uf thu
League ~ Nations. s'ui a t"logfaphir
nsyVsiR &C. Poland "a Saturday urging
ruliuJ In hor avn interest L. r,-csiab.
18th friendly relations with Lithuana
and expressing surrris" that Poland.
afrr accepting ~" god offices ~ the
l,agur had sent au ultinstum to
l.iihuann
VI Bourgeois siId hr Wus urglng
l.lihuann 90 arrange imm~latt', with
the suNi"ts Tor the evacuation ui an
lithuanian tcrriiugy and asked Poland
O. SIS" Lith.auia time To- d. this a..
alst aUut t'i' .,rnfn 90 both Poland and
tIthuaug that thv council u tho
l,,ga" - s,tding commission which
viii attempt 60 formulate solution
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-28
IN PLANS tn End
IiOt Sl>G SHORT iIl


CHICAGO Sep, e. T.nirt.,, rlr.
'.l sT organization 20 urum.', e buill
us lu.m and end IN, housing shurtlg
were 'HIl to-day vh-r architects llh"r
men contractors tul engineers from
over 90" country met bore tn" higN
prize g materials was sul g. hr th"
r1gs' ~ th" siu~u iu building Tn b
permanent organization - 80 ia" o..
t"r"s, engaged 90 thr h-uIIus industry
= cNr,-.t.d O. 3. formed ls result -
The conference
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-28
DhrOSiIORS wITmDR ,wI>G
SAVINGS FROM HANKS.

90 SruN. Sapi .;--Thr,, Iustnt
.lrt- wei, forced today a. ir,sa, thi
lass requiring Hn days notice uf with
'tN.'s from tHr ruti1gs departments
ts t m,HaIf' % pru'"f' ZION from drr.s.
iHts vb. bad l,ruu" alarmed u,,,
Iulf HrsUs .HuditiunS as 4 l.a.t Ell.
fh. ...siIE 90 fltr banks ia th, ll.t 'v
months 1rl the pungl financial fle.I
D"t,4s Of tll three. 90, fremont
TRUST ,Huunr the Fidclit, Trust com
fury AND the Dorchester Trust rpu
plrv asserted that their institutions
sgr went but lacked reads .t.h %.
meet 'hr heavy demand mode upon
iHsm h' thousands II d,p.sIt.I. VhH
l,sir,l iu withdraw thee. l..n4n's .-
Irsr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-28
NOlNG NAN KILLED
NONAN ItRT. N WRECK


GALVESTON sept ., David VI
gill. about .u wears ui age. student AZ
the rnis,rsi'v &C TEXAS. vas burned
90 death and Mis- El.'h lewis suffer
serious injuries when tho tgturom.'
n which thcy wrrr riding turned tur'..
five miles west 90 Galveston % O'Clock
tonight
Nh, / " wus,r. th. driver oi th
rHr aud two yuIug ~isi' GIN csUip
"a with only minor hI-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-28

.ru vhl.A iulls won iuv Nltuu q
League. ruuurt. iI IHGr games p.'tr
Nrr %. 90. 10 and De- Eriarriug tu the
American i.otgu, JOS iDr % single game
priuHrr 10 Another game % needed.
VIII hp pll1vd iu iauuslNu p.tH.' ln.
Thrive aWos ~'Ii's between chicago
and Cleveland 300 ,tsr Il e tip iur tn
'ruuart was arranged
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-28
OATES ARE ARRANGED
FOR WORLDS SERIES

o. isf"r.a''I lr.-s
CHICAGO sept --.-Tbr Ni'i'n
'.lfnis-.u r'.1H' arranged 'lis s.h'l
i'r 'Hr ~, world S,ri,.s hld secret
confer, nee. arf adjourned un,l -
morrow
Tn. Am'r.riu I..uEil. won The toss
t.r go, opening ~ the worlds sefi"-
trI %. FIRST 'nr,.. -lW.- vili h' pl1v'.
Irtnh.r O. IS and tn the American
i,suI, pItV winning ~" pcnrHut
The clubs thor VII Journey Z. Brook
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-28
Would INV MOTOR
DRIVERS ptSS TIST

TTIW n NIB sui = Laws -
qugug motor vtr drivers 'r pcs q
ren'y 80 today were advocated o.,
sn,1ksTs Def Hrs %" n'n'h annual safe.
g. rcr gr,ass - tho Na,inn,l S,r'y
council whirh ou"uci - meeting here
More 'hsu {. 900 DELEGATES hid rex
'er,-i ioil, ard tho a''ondaTcc. g. -
expected vii reach 600
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-28
DiSrI HHNNCE REPORTED
ONfR CENTRAL. 81 ~


WNsHuN TpN Sept. - The dis.
'urIorss r aGa 4 early today over the
ceu'rr' Culf OF Mexico has increased
-rnct'.f .n is.,r 'y and lppar-a'ly b.
nr,irs sipNly uHth northwestern ard
a.. rdi~: 20 r,l.Hlfs received ~ the
Atlthr lMrNu The steamship Yoro
'.r.r' hv wireless. tonight frNw lati
tudc ., =. ard lrri,glr 6 % m "ns;
Wind with o. vel .-.!'r - &c miles and 4
barometer reading of "a 80 inches W.
.iis d. 'hr sr'i HAYES h'-on a,lN!s o.
Ncvris caution
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-28
Siru'a IN. E.rthauakr.

lNNipN SHp' ., \ violent Earth
urttr r.'n r'Dd Co.. have oerur,d ~
Gnrr. SIflii1 according - \ Rome
dispatch o. 90, Exchange Telegraph
company
Clare lies m ~. h,sn = Mount Etr4
The GG1 .astoi tc7 seconds
one At'l1gs vss iesir y'l ard MANY
persons were injured
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-27
GHCREASE SUBURBAN HOME

We are offering sale Of tho most picturesque
try state of oklahoma Sohd Nt"H'
houeo of baths largo stone garage sto'c
bc stone 500 barrel cistern coheccu
the house. HORSE has Ncfandh on
oak with oak floors ana extremely
American Radiator hot water heating pant
heater. At the present uh'
lighting from Dclco hghtlhR
system hut time it will he possible To use IgtS
from limo which being constructed In frontot the
ownership Of water and gas main from
The city will be with the property Ihe
home the southeast corner of an So-acfo
tract per which is fine farm land, balance Is
heavily wooded hills overlooking the entire
country in "A directions Mr.. GCrCaso has spared no
expense planting OF shrubbery and beautfying OF
There is a stone wall 100 feet along
one side and extending considerable distance along the
n addition the above described improvements
there tenant house OF five rooms modern In every
way and solid stone Distance by automobile
speodorletcr Is "a miles from Third Main
il is 3-4 of a from the end pavement with good
there the property. This r.
Iho best Of it's be had will materially increase
time time the city extends farther
We cannot describe in this ad the splendid oppor
for speculation I'm addition to being
nj protticst suburban home sites that would
hone 10 country. We show this
crty back the city within hour. PHONE
for n appointment
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-27
Sunset Park AddStS0m

Some bargains home lots all modern improve
mens beauty
alleys These the features this addition has This
the that there hghcs homes building Sunset
park than other location the adons Maple Ridge
the south and continuation of this attractive district We are Oh
ferng these lots at from $25 front foot which
following list is few Of many bargains
S3OOl0OXl23 feet high north front 2 and Detroit
$32O-llOXl4O feet south front Sunset drive Detroit
$3l67-ll4Xl40 feet, east 'front.' South Cincinnati
$2,4S8 9OXl5O feet, east front South Cincinnati
$359l66Xl40 Norfolk.
$34l6- 50Xl47 feet, high location, South Owasso
$352lOOXl6O feet high terraced lot front and Pearl
$5l55xl45 feet high location South
$5800l3OXl50 feet high Woodward
These lots be purchased
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the city, south and If in the market will
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Cedar 900.
$50 Kennedy Building.

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side and bargain $4,000 down.
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bedrooms, bath nj
stationary laundry tubs $4,000 win handle hi
p ',cON hardwood throughout breakfast
small furnace drive.
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fruit trees $500 down.
IS $500 ass,. some ca" @ 2g. s sT % ; % s o. , @
uon Owner out Of city and needs $1,000
O5Osx nicely floors buln fca
sleeping porch, mantcl fun basement cash
handles Balance $50
G e OO0sxoom furnished house, location ivory
p o,00O finish decorations, home
IS $500 " c's.s s. in oo%er @ . %o' Ti
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makes the first payment
appointments these or anything in real
LEONARD & LIVESAY
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Maple Ridge District

s26,OOO-lOOxl5O feet corner lot
nine room residence, oak floors
hardwood finish. hot water heat,
cistcrn, instantaneous water heater.
garage for two cars and servants
quarters. a well built home facing
a 100000 residence. Price reduced
for quick sale; possession 80 days.
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of Tulsas most attractive homes; built with every
modern convenience; ninc rooms and sleeping porch;
consisting living room, dining room. breakfast room
porch four sleeping three tile baths hot water
heat cistern for three and servants
quarters. The interior of this home Is canvassed and
paneed and hand decorated by expert DECORATORS
beautiful every detail lot 150x15G feet lf
Interested In high class home at saving in price
o least $4,000 this s opportunity Shown
pontmcnt; possession In 30 days