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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-24
MUskOGEE UuNGAIOW
COMPLETELY FtRN SHED

COMPLETELY FURNisHEp
. Located In the exclusive part ~ the west
side. built about q year, aiH tuoms break
shrubbed and fenced in back. servant
pRrt terms 81, 900 Bennettc hostile. 30g
Rarncs HldF Muskorcc. Oylu.
no RuY or SELL sce Fcweu he has
good vacant lots aud close in apartment
sites, he VIII loan you muncyi buy your
notes and liberty bonds, 2l3 Bliss Bldg
phone pHnEo 1895 aS"V
BY 0WNEE sig raau fnad-rn hurss-
low. hardwood floore throughout: built
iu features, nice muufclt basement, uqmv
tcrms, cast side. b.agc lA23
WE hANE SOME tiuo homes WITH 2: o.
10 aud 90 acres ot good land, making
beautiful suburb homes, those are worth
YOUR inyeetgstion, cali Allison Realty
5000 CAsu nuvs good tluee. room house,
located ou ~ Touth So, ou car line.
prIro 2 0oo balance $50 per month, John
Barrett r"gu 2o' Robinson bids pbon"
sOuru SIDE Vory fine bungalow. five
rooms. rIyrUiut pur'N. breakfast room, ,
colonial Realty 90" N.s Mayo, osaEc n'll
>OEru slDE. as. ruom bungalow Win
rsrrt feature, $4,000 h1uiiHH, colonial
lioHl'N GOO. N.. h'HE" nlt.lln.
Wt pNNEh South a.lu. nov etyle nuu-
rt.nw Nv" Ws. rooms AVID pantry,
hUIUfIfu' Nkfurr#. Ur .HrutlnuH and huUt
ip features. French doors. IVORY Uuish
uHk fuur#. basement garage and servant
quarters. must stU at once. price 81. 600 ,
some torm. mso nayo another ono same
as above uHsrriboI with slA rooms fpr
80 2GO- 81, 600 cash will handle this one
Phbno cedar af.
NOWTn Side Pour ruum bungalow. fuii
siZe corner Inf ..uHr Co car line Tor
81 500 $500 rHh .ul Ee'cy Usage 52
NEW slN ROOMS and breakfast room
bungalow glI built ln features. oak
floors. burcsaent garage drive, high lot
ou paving, 81 600 5000 down, oal Mrs
Henderson, ihl9
SDtfTuIsAST -Four room modern uu clt
line $1,000, $1,000 down call Mrs
Henderson, lAAt
PRICE F6.8OO-.ge, 600 cash ana halanc,
arranged to suit buys q fiNe-room HON,
quite we'll located. muderntt hardwood
floors and extra good tiNturuHi FOR tnfuu
nation phone Cedar 1894, NJ, J. Glass 4
80.
ron SAi.E-Fige rooms Of good furnI
turo; house TO rent, party has 50
months lease on house, rents for $50
price $3.50. party buying this must pa,
three months rent In advance; this Il
close In and a good location; phone Cedal
Iba4 81 J. DlHss a 60.
EAST SIDE -Fiye-room houA; CHECKER
house: barn: good well Of water plenty
Of fruit trees: corner lot t0NiSb. on,
block ~ oar line $500 terms; oal
Wright or Van Cedar 1850 5l7 Robin
son BldG -----..-
stiO CASH sets brand new four-rqom
bungalow price $780, east side
Usage 'ssi.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-24

NEW SlN ROOMS and breakfast room
bungalow yll huNt la features. oak
floors! bHroIaent garage drives high lot .
pu paving, 81 zoo 5000 down. can Mrs
Henderson. Ihlf.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-24

FIVE ROOM modern bungalow. corner -lgt
ranged and well located. close to s,hn,I
and car Inc, price $1,000 " 900 casb
balance sAo per mouth; ask Tor Mr Al.
derson with the fadon Investment -
2i9 Security Bldg phone Usage 7S6s or
Usage 60ss
FOR SALE--A neat four-roou cottage mod
ern, on deep lot; fine location; room
for another house; $4,000, Phone Osas.
2a6. T. =. Peitus,
ROR sALE--Smsll house; good lot: barn,
room for six head ot horses $500
Phone Ossge 2O6. b! II. Pettus,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-24

FOR SALE-A bargain: SIX rooms ana
bath, large lot garage; $500. 1. F
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-24

SoIfrUIsAST Four. room modern uu cli
line. gg,5ON, $1,000 down call Mrs
henderson. 16tp
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-24
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


IptN iOH rAlb 81
'oi,IsEt, ,I,l, LsoT. LsoT,.ua q egs,eenia a;'gs .so S,
Power. rrusis inye.tmeot ~. osase sls
tII0o CASH buya yol O. 81 Chryen- lot
tu.i H1.. .p.ltt. f'r fuf'her inI"fWg..
iopafion. this iDt for only $500 cash
ne pu.o D. tl.l.l. ate, tho nrst ,ash ,,,l
of REGULAR monthly pHvmruis ON balance.
50 Glnsa a 80. CEDAR l53t
VACANT LOTS $3.50 ,aan Hnd as per
month bma gov Dot On Jorth s,ide
$1,000 w. j Glass oo. phone cedar
IA CHOICE Lor n uucreit. osii owner
iu. m. cedar asf
Hbsr CORNER Zoo UuDrrst, toxi50i call
owunr evening. oaaEc Iads-h
$3.50 gA-u tlU month. high, south front
Dot 100 restricted addition. $500, Usage
lDi rhuuo C'iHr ttd paaEo sls'.
IOE SALE hy owner. Iuts 0 and % block
3 Irving Place addition. Inquire at roofa
CLOSE lN taa1ut jot. s1ythvest side.
tbl8 lot vii mako you 800 DO short
time Mr iisrtst'u phone Dssre .its
LN>p~ NND FARMS tOW sNiE NJ
roo ACHEs fine nter bottom farm too
oIl .tl farm. ipuat Hau at once, SIS Dor
a''r,j Httnr luIsa. nka Noutc ~
GOOD iAHbM GbD LAND on NittbII
boo NIchirau.H bost couutirH. raiaes fuc
grain fruit truck only fl5 Co t35 per
acre. very easy terms. in tracts of 10 Co
40 acres. no. aWampa ur stones. free farm
advisers and iuHpfaurc. money loaned
after .Iaud rH paid Tor to erect buudlugH
ami buy livestock. near good. markets.
nohuulH churches. hard rNuIHf rHilf
etc, hcst land offer ln U s. from largest
company, write today FOR free Duoklet
swiHau Land tu. Il.lb First National
banh HldF, chicago. W
FARM 's0-psrs. ZOO acres Improved
nice two.stUry houars running water,
huuat iu good worrying town aH part pay.
= D.. Haley hioodl8ud, IuiaaN county
WANr Tp SELL one thlrI or one. half
interest iu my Montana ranch to man
or woman who viii hc n good 1.-Two part
nor. chance tn Invest heavy nH you like
good stock snd wheat country, fine OPP
portuulty fur right party. viii leave Tor
Montana soon, rrIl in person or phone
Tulsa, okla. 6irne tiap.J.
wANTED-KENL ESTATE =
WI SblI residences qleH iisi youu siih m iodaI
cal Allison Rralg 0i7it
rs YOuH HOUSE for saie7 We hayo' live
cliouta looking Tor houses every day.
Lewis 4 otto tlt Maya Bldg.. phone
WANTED-ro buy three on four room
n modern house. 500 cash and t1t per
month phone Osago 2il0 a. y. James.
WILL HuY aud pay cash Tor vacant or
Improved Tulsa property. no matter
whore it ig loratrd 3, call Estey, Usage %.
4o7 Hohiusou Bldr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-24

PRICE g.. .3OO--gs, 900 cash and balance
arranged to suit buys q fye-room home
.auitc well located. modern, hardwood
floors and extra good flXturoa; for infor-
nation phone Cedar 1884 NJ, j. Glass n
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-24

1880 CASH viii buy fAtdO five rooms
WIN q two.room servant quarters. on T.
AhWlIalt THIS property reutH fnr $40 per
| month and Is "a good investment
LEWIS & OTTO
| - MAYO nldr Cedar az
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-24

-NTN"T I|T TT"I" IN NJ UU-I0 -11T"
uI.u,r HHHu. IU ono 90 ths nuUti lH.
.,stIrUa Uu Nl.U. ltU h. u#cl fnr .IIl '|U.
r.rr tIuufr.. ,rr"ttH nr furH uu.f hnfr
good reference. ru.wrT r.i I .Hf" W
World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-24
j. d. Simmons q Co.
GOOD HOMES

GOOD HUM ES
05 SOO- For a six-room buuss.
| Pc, low, close in. south
side, good high Iof uu
pavement, b ar "a wood
floors, mantci, dycors.
ed. immediate posses.
sion; $1,000 cash han.
dies.
0S O5O Groom BUNGALOW.
Vcj- Hilcrest district. oa,
floors. front rooms
French doors, nice dec.
orations, mantcl ga
rage, $500 cash han.
dies.
! ct 0O0 North Deliver. noW styl.
p''NVN ish bungalow. rooms
! and breakfast room. fine
oak floors throughow
attractive manteL best
quality electrical fix
lures, fine decorations.
all the newest buit.m
Nfeaturcs, two linen clos.
cts, French doors. ra4
rage; terms.
$500 NSr.n No sn., E%ood ;roo, 5..s,,a, se9ao.
seven rooms, three bed.
! rooms. very large break.
fast room with table
and seats; fine oak
floors, French doors
all the most up-to-da,e
features; very attrac-
tive decorations and
4 electrical fixtures, man.
tel; very newest floor
plan, laundry tubs in
has ement, garage;
$4,000 cash handles
$500 .,ss;,,! rs;s I'M: ,,y...ssa s.ss ,ss. and
galow, living rooms
q across front, oak floors
built-in features. at
tractive throughou',
mantel. basement ga
rage; terms.
$3.50 8 sos'Ssas5 mSsaisssss as,r'f f,. 'P,. Is.
cation, attractive sN-
room bungalow east
front, oak floors, an the
l. newest built-in features
thrce bedrooms, very
attractive decorations
all large rooms arts.
! tic mantel ivory finish
fine electrical fixtures
hest of hardware. bull;
for a home; good well
one-car garage, serv.
ants quarters; some
termsS
A. j: JENKINS e son
J2S Mayo Building
/ Phone Usage 1906. Cedar IS.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-24

WE HAVE for sale acre tracts, In bno
acre two aCreg three acres five acres.
10 acres and 20 acres, close in, at $3.50
per acre. S3a per acre down. 80 per acre
pcr month. also haNg bargains In farms;
from 40 acres up TO 100 aud 900 norcB.
lhuuo tHnro 9G'0
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-24

WANTED Some ono 60 share their
apartment with young nlnrtled couple
without children. must loo desirable iurt.
tlun. walking distance preferred call
Usage 1900, ruow a1a, Nrw oklahoma
hotel
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-24

no BuN on SELL scc Fcweu he has
sumo good houses worth the money,
good vacant lots and close VA apartment
sites. he VIII loan you muncy buy your
notes and liberty boudsi 2l1 Bliss bldg.
uhDup Usage 1854. $3.50.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-24

WANTED TO rent five 10 HeNcn-ruout
house or apartment. with garage. viii
tease. no children. cedar 1884 or pHaEa
GgqG
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-24

FOR SALE " acres river bottom land,
th mites from Tulsa on Jonks paved
road, an In cultivation for tlbo per acre
Torms. one-lA,q each balance 90 suit Seo
Russ l.. Grant hii Security ndg rhonc
"ifO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-24

ron SALE SlN rootua, hardwood floor,
hascment fire place. garage. in frst
class conditions thlH place must me soen
20 be appreciated, viii sell Tor less than
g. Victor
ron QUICK returns li,t your ctty prop
ortF, huuscs furnished, ruominE houses
for sale, also handle reutels; lot your
wants be known TO uH. phone Cedar hl4,
rhc Quinn Investment Co. ai0 Security
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-24

WANTED 70 rent four or fvqt rooms un-
furniHhed over huaincaH place close
IN no other toomerH, phono Cedar 207
WANT ro' REST furnished house or
apartment. five or niN rooma, pernh-
nent; references exchanged Cedar 1926
'1-ng. $3.50
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-24

Located In the exclusive part ~ the west
side, built about q year, aiN tuoms break
fast roopl sleeping porch; large front
porrh. furnace heat, large lot, we'll
shruhbcd ana fenced In back servant
house, garage. on exquisite home, price
mart terms 81 00O., EenuettC hostile. seq
RnInr. HIhE. Mnsknran Okln-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-24

WANTED Bof0re March TO- nicely
furTinhed fiat OF apartment of three
or four rooms; or furnished cottage ref.
erenccg. prHTc NiHs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-24
SOUTH SIDE HOME

We -areoffering for the first
time one of the most complete bun
galows on the south side; has six
fine rooms, extra large breakfast
room, bullt-in features throughout
the house to your. hearts content;
floors throughout. fine mantel and
fixtures, dandy basement, fine serv-
ants quarters and garage, with
driveway. We invite the closest of
Inspection. This home was built by
ono of the best builders in Tulsa.
Price S1l,500: $4,000 cash. balance
two and three years. Call Mr.. Cory
for an appointment--Osage 1870.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-24
$500

Extra nice new five-room bunga-
low, has hardwood floors through
out; built-in features; large base
ment; garage; nice high corner lot:
east and south front. This place is
extra well located and worth more
money. Ready to move In now. You
will have TO see this property to APP
preciate II,
M. j. GLASS & CO.
Usage l5Si, Cedar 1884,
over Palace Theater.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-24

WANTED ro I,at. as.Upu.e mudrrn.
fr nr rru.u. r.um urUHr.I.Nsl rnur.
family uf adults. uunun 0Nru .'. Hr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-24

TO Buy OR SELL SEE FEwEIL.
HE HAS SOME GOOD HOUSES
WORTH THE MONEY. dOoD VA
CANT LOTS AND CLOSE IN
ABATEMENT SITES. HE WILL
LEND YOU MONEY. BUY YOUR
NOTES AND LIBERTY BONDS
2l2 BLISS BUILDING. PHONE
OSAGE l955-325O.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-24
LEONARD & LIVESA1
Center Hall Plan
Stonebraker Heights
$22,500


4 beautiful home in this exclusive
residence section; center han plan,
with large living room, dining room,
sun room. buffers pantry, Kitchen,
scrcened-in side porch, refrigerator
room and downstairs toilet and law
atory Second floor has three extra
large bedrooms, sewing room. fine
large closets. mirror doors two tile
bath rooms and Sitz bath. Third floor
has two good sized maid rooms,
Basement. combination furnace, sta
tiOnary tubs. Two car garage and
outside servants quarters. A COM
plete home in every respect.
y ADAMS & WALKER
Members Real Estate Exchange
32O Kennedy Bldg. Cedar 900,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-24

$500 CASH uuYS u dandy fonr-room
house on fun alzo lot on 8 Forest 81
near . g. " car liner wcll and fruit trees.
price i2a00 and $50 per month. r NJ
Hpllyman CO. Cedar 1852
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-24

! HEAuTlFtlL SIN ROOM bungaioW: with
hhHemcnti In very best restricted dis
trlcti all hardwood floors, new and up-
To, the. minute every way move In today
Angel. phone 7gtb-6OTG
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-24

iU0U DNsU nuvs good UI00-TUOm huus9,
located uu ~. Tcuth So, on car line.
nrIro g. 600. balance $40 per month. John
Rarrg,t, room 2os Robinson nldg, pbons
1852 ur i9'N
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-24

VIZ NANE SOME IlUU NUmuH Win b D
10 and 90 acrcs ot good land making
bCputiful suburb homes, those are worth
YOUR investigation, call Allison Realty
DaaEr tTA4
Connecticut western news., 1920-09-23
REV. JAMES DIANE,
 FORMER PASTOR, DEAD
(Continued from page 1)

Continued from page D
 part in the campaign above Peters burg. He had entered the service a lieutenant, was mustered out at the close of the war a captain, and was breveted for gallant conduct at Sailors Creek"
 Returning to his calling he preached for two years at Sandis- field, Mass. In 1867 he was called to Westmoreland, N. r., the town where his grandfather had been the first white settler. He was pastor at Westmoreland for eleven years, at Phoenix for two years, at Howell's Depot for two years, at Crown Point for sixteen years, and at Northfeld for seven years. He retired from the active pastorate in 1906, con- tinuing for a short time his work as registrar of the State Association, an office which he held for thirty
Connecticut western news., 1920-09-23

lion dollars. He has some campaign fund in his own name, therefore, Council Bluff (Ia.) Nonpareil.
 A typewriter list, with no evi- dence to prove it genuine, and guess of ' millions more! This is Governor Cox's idea of proof that the republicans are raising a 15 million dollars slush fund.-Kansas City (Mo.) Times.
 ***
 Governor Cox appears to object to the management of the republican campaign because it is businesslike. We'll, who can blame him for being envious?-Detroit Free Press.
 *#*
 Why is it the democrats have more to say about Lincoln and Roosevelt than about any of the departed democrats, Thomas Jefferson and Andrew Jackson, ct al?-Augusta (Me) Kennebec Journal.
 ***
 If Will Hays can run national campaign on $3,OOO,OOO, he is just the man for secretary of the treas ury. This government needs gen. jus of economy like that more than it needs anything else.-~-Clarksburg (W. Va.) Telegram.
 A campaign of loose talk, based on insincerity and eliminating in un- proved charges, is not campaign that comments tself to American voters. It is however, the sort of campaign which Gov. Cox is waging -Claremont (N. H. Daily Eagle.
 Gov. Cox has yet to learn the dan ger that turks in profigacy of speech He evidently adheres to the view of the German philosopher who ayers that "mere talk is harmless" An assertion that is very far from the truth. The man stands in need of an object lesson in individual res ponsibility.-Tulsa (Okla.) World.
Connecticut western news., 1920-09-23
POUGHKEEPSIE PASTOR
 ENJOYED SCENIC BEAUTY
Continued from page 1


 were bought or cleverly wrested. The Berkshires, pile on pile climb northward to Greylock; to the south and east the Litchfeld Hills tumble in grandeur. Just over the lesser ridge eastward comes down the splendid Housatonic, and from Bald Peak on Riga, one of the highest peaks in Connecticut, (the neighbor- ing peak, Bear Mountain, being the highest), or better yet, from The Dome, next highest in Massachusetts to old Greylock, one may look down on Duchess County, and north to Hudson, as upon the pages of an open book. From these summits, in clear prospect, the Catskill ranges join, encircling the Valley of the Ashokan, and form on clear days a western horizon of surpassing ma jesty. Massachusetts has set apart Mt. Everett, or the Dome, as state preserve, and is driving road to the very tower at the top, where the fire warden keeps his guard in the enclosed glass map room.
 "Whether for wild exploration near at home, for berries, or for the days picnic; whether for the short fishing excursion or the Summers camp there are few spots anywhere more delectable. With Riga as the center, circle of ten miles encloses a highland lake region comparable to the English Lake District, of Wordsworth, or the Galilean region where Jesus spent his boyhood. Ar butus in April, laurel in June, par fridge berry in July, golden rod and wild grapes in the autumn but indi- cate the varied floral treasure of the seasons. Some of the mountain streams abound with trout; bass and pickerel and the humble but tasty perch fill the lakes. Experts at the job may find the dens of rattle snakes, deer and small game cross ones trail. The bird life in the early Summer is abundant.
 "The Taconic Mountains, Indian Taghonic, are the southern extension of the Green Mountains. When the Long Trail of Vermont is truly com pleted it will come down the Stairs of Gnadensee from Greylock to Sharon, and then seek it's way across to the Housatonic, which means lover the mountain," at least as far south as Scaticoke above Kent"
 In concluding his comments, MT. Elmer spoke of the educational and spiritual gain from a knowledge of this district and expressed the hope that some day there might be a tri- state park including the entire pla- teau of the Taconics, whihch he said has been the tramping ground of many famous men, among them Henry Ward Beecher, who used to say, "I would willingly take trip once a month to spend day in the grandeur and beauty of the Bash Bish or Sage's Ravine."
Connecticut western news., 1920-09-23
Clamps for Pencil Sharpeners at The Canaan Printing Company.
Warning

The legal voters of the Town of North Canaan, County of Litchfield, and State of Connecticut, are hereby notified that the annual Town Meeting of the said Town of North Canaan, will be held at the Town Hall, in the village of Canaan, in said Town of North Canan, on Monday, October 4th., 1920, from 8 o'clock in the forenoon Standard Time) until o'clock in the afternoon Standard Time) for the following purposes, to wit:
 1. To elect officers for the Town for ensuing year or years.
 2. To receive and act upon the report of the officers of the Town. 8. To fix date for the adjourned Town meeting for the purpose of laying tax.
 4. To see what action the Town will take relative to an appropriation for the maintenance and repair of highways, bridges, paupers, school,
Connecticut western news., 1920-09-23
GRATITUDE TO COX

This disposition to assist Governor Cox to all the publicity that is pos sible is, we believe, general among the Republican newspapers of the country. It proceeds from two causes, one common at all times to Honorable journalism with proper appreciation of news values, and the other exceptional, if not unique. Never in the history of political cam paigning so far as our experience and memory go, has there been case where the stump efforts of a Presi- dential candidate have counted so largely and so obviously in the way of procuring votes for his competi- tor. The Cox campaign has been a prodigious success if what the occa- sion called for was self-exhibition-- the fullest revelation of personal qualities and personal calibre. Maine proved it.
 Nobody could have done for Gov ernor Cox what he has done for him. self since he started out from Dayton for Pittsburg. No possible expendi- ture of campaign money by the Re publican National Committee, no possible contrivings by the conspira- tors of the Senate oligarchy for his disadvantage could have given the great American public, outside o1 Ohio, that thorough understanding of what sort of person he really is which they lacked at the beginning and now, thanks to him! possess 1T perfection. They are now saying everywhere:
 "Sly Jim? What! vote for him?"
 Conspire to suppress the utter ances of this incomparable vote maker for Harding and Coolidge; Oh, no!-N. Y. Sun & Herald.