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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-08
EQUALITY UNNATURAL
Dead Level Can Never BE Reached
I'm Spite OF Soclallstic Plans.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Aug. 7--'Meu
are not born free and equal. Equal
ity is not a natural thing. 1t is
not found In life. Inequality is the
law of nfe and progress"
This declaration was made by the
Rev. DR.. Daniel +. Rittenhouse, To-
cal Baptist clergyman, sermonizing
on "Ths lmpossibility of Equality" D."
There is only one basis for any
kind OF equality. and that Is a
spiritual basis" continued Rev. DR..
Rittenhouse.
There are thousands OF people
in America today shaking their
fists in the faces OF people Of ac-
hievment and saying, under their
breath: ~ am Just as good as you,
and. unless you accord me the same
right that you have / will cut off
your head. destroy your home, or
upset your form of gvernment!' -
These people are free 10 make ac-
compliments, but they are not
equal In talent.
There are only two places where
there is perfect equality. One is the
cemetery and the other the sea
shore. Dead men are equal, and
the sands OF the sea are equal.
Socialism would limit men In
their development, while the great
American republic stands for the
growth and development OF its peo-
pie to the highest degree"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-08
TEACHER LACK GROWS
Educator Says Situation Is More
Alarming Than General Informa-
ton Indicates.

WASHINGTON. Aug. Z. - The
worst is yet TO come to tho public
and private schools from the short
age Of teachers throughout the coun-
try, according to j. w. Crabtree,
secretary Of the National Education
association. The situation was bad
last year, but 1t is much more alarm
ing for the school year which opens
in September, he said today.
Last year $4,000 teaching posi-
uons were filled by teachers who did
not hold even the lowest grade OF
certificate in order TO keep the
schools going at ALL" he added. land
$4,000 teaching positions were va
cant the entire year"
He bases the prediction that the
sltsation will be worse on the ft J.
following facts:
]. The note Of alarm In letters
from county superintenients and
village principals.
., The unusual migration OF teach
ers from places where salaries are
low to cities where salaries are
higher as shown by the records OF
teachers agencies.
8. The output OF graduates OF
teacher training Institutions for last
year being far below the normal out
put of these institutions.
4. Fewer OF tho war workers have
returned TO the work of teaching
than expected.
s. Men and women continue "a
drop out of teaching for other lines
OF work In alarming numbers.
This menace which threatens the
efficiency and success OF the schools
can only be met by increasing sal
aries and making teaching more at
tractive TO young men and women
with rcd blood in their veins" Mr.
Crabtree said. "It cannot be done AT
once, but the sooner that adequate
salaries can be paid in all the schools
tho sooner will sufficient number
Of men and women prepare them
selves for teaching as q life career.
"The Nationa; Education associa'
ton plans to get definite figures or
teacher shortage as soon as the
schools open in September. rrodi9'
the figures will be more startling
than the data which was collected
/ last qeDtembcr."
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-08
WORK THEIR WAY TO HOME
Western Girls Take Clerical Jobs to
Earn Passage on Boat.

SAN JUAN. =. r.. Aug. when
the schooner Cornell +. White ar
rives at Baltimore, Nd, it will lose
two women members of its crew.
Miss Georgiebelle Musser, OF Denver,
Colo, and Miss Jane Waters OF Bon
ner Springs. Kan, purser and assist
ant purser, respectively, who, until
recently, were school teachers In
Porto Rico.
The difficulty of obtaining passage
on any Of the passenger ships. to-
3 ther with desire for adventure,
were the reasons given by friends of
Miss Musser and Miss Waters for
their signing up as part of the crew
of the Cornell T.. White. They be-
lieved they would arrive home safely,
sooner or later. IL they went on "a
schooner while there seemed TO be
no end Of uncertainty when they
could get away IL they waited for a
regular passenger ship. SO, after
much persuasion, the skipper of the
Cornell L. White. who has a daugh-
ter OF his own in Baltimore, agreed
TO take them.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-08
MEMORY RETURNED
spinal Adjustment Restores MInd
After 25 Years OF
FurgetfulncSs.

TTRRE HAuTE. Ind. Aug. T.
Alexander Bells memory has been
restored 10 him after n lapse OF 20
years The man formerly lived In
Tell City. Ind, A slight operation
restored his memory.
out In Haskell. okla. tho quiet
routine OF Mrs. A. r. Barr's lifo has
been interrupted. She finds herself
tho wifo Of two men.
Twenty-Five years ago Alexander
Bell left Tell city, Ind, TO visit his
brother, Ben Bell. at Chattanooga,
Tenn. Reaching Chattanooga. he
found his brother had moved to his
country home. 80 the visitor set out
through the woods to seek him.
Nothing was heard from that time
until he returned hore recently
After Mr. Bells disappcarance. hts
wife went on with their general mer-
chandiso business. Detectives In
many states and the mans two sons
searched tho country for him. Later
they searched South America, Cuba
and Europe personally Mrs. Bell
followed a daughter TO oklahoma,
met Mr. Barr and married him.
Mr.. Bell can remember nothing OF
his life for the last rs years Fol
lowing spinal adjustment. hlb
memory returned and he began n
search for his family as soon as he
was released from the hospital A
diligent search resulted in the find
ing OF a son, Andrew Bell Because
of poor health. Mr. Bell has not
been told OF his wifo's second mar
riage.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-08
PREACHER BUYS AN ISLAND
Home for Old Age and Pleasure Re-
sort for Preachers on Vacation.

MACON. GA. Aug THE Rev.
Bascom Anthony. pastor OF the
Nineville Methodist church, one OF
the best-known Methodist ministers
In the aouth Georgia conference,
has purchased Dolby island nine
miles from Darion with the idea Of
providing n permanent homo for
himself and family upon his retire
ment from the ministry and for the
establishment on tho island OF gem
eral headquarters for the Methodist
ministers who wish to enjoy annual
vacations. fishing and bathing
There In large hotel on the is
land which will he converted into "a
modern homo for ministers and
members ot tho Methodist fishing
club which Is TO be organized.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-08
GATHER RELIC"
NATIONS YOUTH
Canvass Old Homes for
Momentos or Pur-
itan Days.

NEW YORK. Aug, farms and
dwellings In remote corners OF old
New England, down in the country
which was once the jamestown
colony, and through the territory OF
the Delaware Capcs up TO New YORK,
are now being searched for Srna-
ments and utensils OF the stern daye
Of William Brewster Roger VII
liams and the Pilgrims ana Puri-
tans, the symbols Of earlier days
being gathered together for tho tor
centenary celebration this summer
and fail OF tho landing OF the Hll-
grim Fathers. This was announced
hy the Sulgravc Institution, Wool
worth building. which IL fostering
the celebration.
Tho work OF collection and OF ar
ranging exhibits IL being done under
the direction OF committee headed
hy Dr. George +. Kunz. the best
known authority In the United
States on precious stones Co
operating in the work are large
number OF museum officials. hlsior-
ians corators OF Libraries and educa-
tors generally, and nothing Will be
left undone TO make the Job a
thorough one.
ACCORDING 10 inc CllETdNt hV
nouncement yesterday, there will be
almost no limit TO the rare and In
teresting objects OF colonial art and
Industry which will be displayed,
chiefly through tho medium OF To-
cal exhibitions. Big exhibitions are
marked for San Francisco, most OF
the exhibits having been carried out
there from the east by pioneers.
one OF the largest exhibitions Will
be in the library OF congress, which
has an unusually largo store OF
colonial curios, and there Will also
| be large exhibitions In New York.
at the Metropolitan museum OF art
| and at the Brooklyn museum. The
whole history OF colonial art in sill
verware will be traced In the ex-
hibition at the Metropolitan through
| the collection OF Mr.. Clearwater,
whoN has offered 10 rearrange his
exhibit and attach 20 each group
cards telling their history and show
| ing tho various influences that
brought about the peculiar designs
and patterns.
One thing the exhibits will point
out is that Paul Revere was also n
silversmith Of marked ability and
some OF the best silverware OF his
period came from his shop. He also
made bookplates and most good col
lections OF colonial bookplates con
tains samples OF his handlcraft.
In the book exhibits which are TO
be shown will be many rare old eX-
amples, including tho Bay Psalm
Book and the New England Primer.
| One OF the unusual exhibitions
planned is that OF colonial bank
notes, many of which bear the i'm
print OF Il. Franklin and d, Hall
| his partner In the printing business
which Franklin set up for himself
| in Philadelphia.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-08
Took Liberties With a
Mule and Suffered Loss
of His LOUer Garments

CLEBURNE, Texas, Aus T.
Charley Dickerson, experienced
horseman. whtio strolling In front
OF the First National bank here
yesterday spied a mule conpla-
Gently munching grass.
Approaching the animal Charley
pe,ted 1t affoctionately on tho
flank, with the result that the
mule playfully landed with both
hoofs Just above Charlcy's belt
Then with n downward sweep tho
animal deity removed Charlcys
trousers.
Seeing plckerson's predioament
passersby rushed him into the
bank, where, with the aid OF a
telephone, no soon secured another
pair. after which he made hur-
red exit In the direction OF his
home a few blocks away
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-08
SICK WHEN CAN'T STEAL


ANN ARBoR, Mich, Aug. IA
bed IN the physchcpathlc ward here
is awaiting one OF the most interest
ing cases that has ever been under
observation. Tho man In duostion IL
"a prisoner at jackson. who has ro.
pcatedly been found guilty OF thefts,
Nnd ~ repeatedly has served time for
them.
According 20 tho mans own story
he ia poascssed with "A desire TO
steal. and $50 Intense is this desire
that ne * fairly III till he commits
the theft and not till no has stolen
does hc get relief from tho desire or
from tho sickness. which means a
part Of the desire.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-08
SAYS LENINE IS A FAILURE
Italian Socialist Disguised with
Plight Of Russian People.

ROME. Aug. 7---siRnor Dugoni.
the socialist deputy, who has Just
returned from Russia after .,
months stay declared the situatior
there Ia most tragic and shocked
every member OF the socialist dele.
CATION"
Ierine's experiment, no said, was
n complete failure. Industrial pro-
ductlon had decreased so per cent.
transports were utterly disorEanized
and trains were running at 20 miles
an hour at the pleasure OF trainmon.
and the locomotives were burning
wood. Filth and pauperism were
visible everywhere. Signor Dugoni
said tho italian proletarlat was the
least fitted for such an experiment.
Slgnor Sorrati, editor OF the Av-
anti. publishes leading article
confirming the arraignment OF Le-
nine made by Dugoni.
-------=--=-=----=----=--
Railroads In italy are experiment.
ing with lignited ! eat and the later
mixod with other substances as loco.
motive fuel.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-08

and complete trains" OF hospital
ships. supply boats, repair vessels,
refrigerating ships. ammunition and
fuel ships. in addition to motor pa
troll vessels. submarine chasers, mine
sweepers and mine layers, converted
yachts. submarine und destroyer
tenders and troop transports, prac-
tically undreamed OF decade ago.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-08
Veteran Musician PASSES Away.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Aug. T..
Carlos Troyer, who recorded hun.
dreds OF songs of the Indians of
Peru and of the Zuni tribes of New
Mexico and Arizona, died here re-
Gently at the age Of 81. He was
noted rs IA musician. composer.
writer. explorer and humanitarian
His friends were said to have in
cluied Liszt, Jenny Lind. Dom Pedro
OF Brazil and Colonel Theodore
Roosevelt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-08

dcian today refused TO divulge tho
name OF a Goshen young woman
whose lover last night played the
grizzly bear role 40 successfully that
four OF the girls ribs were broken.
Nor could the name OF tho man In
the case bo learned
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-08
Hugging Was Strenuous.

GOSHEN, Ind. Au 7..--Under "A
caption declaring This fellow IS
missing a chance for popularity"
Goshen tlnd.D democrat recently
printed the following' Her ply.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-08
Make Porcelain Money

MEISsEN, saxony. Aug. THE
first German porcelain money Is be
ing manufactured here and will
consist OF 500, 900 twenty pfenning
pieces for use on the Hamburg ele'
waited railway The city OF Meissen
as well as several other towns have
ordered porcelain coins for local
use, with a view of solving the
small change scarcity as well as OBJ
Waiting the present unclean and
easily tearable paper currency The
German republic is said TO be about
TO Introduce porcelain coins rang
ing from 10 penning 10 five marks.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-08

An English poultryman IL the de-
signer OF motorcycle side car in
which IA large number OF eggs can
be safely transported.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-08

A pneumatic cushion which can be
inflated with an automobile tire
pump has been invented for use
with beach chairs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-08

The Pacific coast OF Costa Rica
produces a species of shell fish from
which n rich purple dye for silk Is
obtained.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-08

Basket bibs for babies TO catch
dropped food as we'll as protect their
clothing have been patented by an
Arkansas inventor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-21
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Lars AND lpasrnfsrS.

FLATS AND APARTMENTS. IS
tlVf kOoN tNFlRNI5Hyb apartment 9Th garsse
'u5 rent nothing furnished. possession figt; no
children, 500 pr month lOa-A No1h Main
street Phone 2BGo on 1888
tUi h ROOM MOhEN apartment at . W-r Srcn
tHerr'n street SEE cartaker call st srcund
apnr msnt. vest side
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-21

apartment 1rs, side
FlATs-FURsIsnto, 7o
fOG sN.k FURNISHED ,n ronUr bath. mcieT kci
ih. car; tao r"ns rented. spoi buy 2203 Eai
TO Asst 4 tSr mom suite in apartment. btinl
fully furnished; ercrllsrt location. south side Nnt
ybr iW c0use. no children: only those Wishing 20
rlf fui rlaS apartment need answer Address
Ht1-h world
FOH BtNr FaW nicey Furnished rcoms In private
home must have references. Phone os3i5
MNN S. 9li Apartment 2O2. three foam ni-ry
furnished apartment. fire pace and shower bath
'Il week days after 30
1lRfE Room TAGNlENf modern, 32o Norlh May
bell. trdar t2o
flEUANTtN 81 RNlSiltn lnte in nsv modern bfcE
'la'. also gpG' phone case
FIVE ROOM ,ntrment tV ient providing YOU hdy
nrptlr' Niil eongdic' itidr Nv ya'ant loi
lid2. Oase ,A21O.
HOUSES rOb atsI u
INF RNlsllED three room houe 'or r,ni' 10 rear Of
F0W WNT-fUe room hnl3e; not noiesu. phone
li07J
MAC SAWS Won ate your MONEY ~ putting II IN
mS,5 n; S-1' .,. sin ..s % o }S ..s ,Ss9 .s. S%
Go, rhe nlsa llo'cl is arrnw the street from us
FOR EtNr Truck attn careful men 10 move pack
n' store anything; psno' furniture moving Ani
Phone O,,sss 30Js.5j5s. kuI rtansier 4 storns,
COMPANY.
aOUsss-FUMlsBtD IS
For BfNr Ninr room hoa.s ryo'Idng yui bB five
rooms of 'uruitir AZ tl.050' including piano
lewis otto. 4li MAYO B'ds Cedar az
solrh sihE. clp'r In s.t room apYtusnt nicely
Mo'rrhead Paine o'aGe 5'la or Cedar $50.
CLOsE rs iu ION horie arranged ior rcnun. room
has biz Income to' rent by buying the furnu-e al
bargain. Cali Moochead'Pans Usage $3.50 w
cedar $50
FOR RtNT Iry nice four room apartment hy huy
ing partly fnrnished IN Wasut and mahogany
For kENT-FiIr modern bungalow. nicely iur
Mooretcad Paine osnt 6'i" or Cedar ESQ
fOg GENT-By hwim the furniture. dandy SIX
room house With oascrrnt and gaftTs. vuth the
money C,ll Moorrb,ad. raln., Usage $3.50 Or
NiiF siX ROOM housr Tor rent cise in. ,5b, iW.
9,."' iGr as $3.50 4 IN ne Tis,, , Sc. 'ns q To-
22' Kennedy Blds phone Cedar me.
FOl'gT1l 3 1904 -Ni9iy furnished four room
modern apartment. sos. Gail flint door east for
FivE ROOMS nigh grade furniture and furnishings
everything gces and horse for rent rent SIS. have
two rooms rented Tor $50; prlrrd fifht for cash
| Night consider some terms 52o North Main street
| FOX RkNT- On North side, iiyr rooms oi duplex.
modern hnIse good ctsrrn, rent $50, furniture for
I sale on Terms n 5000 doEn balance on payments
! Prize f1ao phone O76lll
| FIVE ROOMS furniture for .als. hOisr for rent.
! phane 5l7, $40 security Bank Bldg Quinn 4
OBa0p0n
/ fOD x ROOM N0pfRN DmgalnN fw rnt by buylns
small amount q good furniture Party leaving tuSn
- can 72i Norh EisOod
/ INNNrtp. 70 rut oy lrlss room OF pat Of same
inr small business; m.st ne ground ilnof location
/ address Ror 7i3 A. Wwd
/ AuNlRN. iOa srr-r,om modern h~l,c iof rea,
b' hUiug furniture talI az once rh4ne O-HG6i.
| rBfE ROOM not ~ fluthel. $50 per month
Phone ClO6a Call 33i central National Ran
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-21

FIVE KuOM mulern ,tuccc, oak iloOs throughout.
huut In cabinet gnod electrical fixtures corner
lot: 7ix55 loc4'ct on Fast Third; price $3.50;
81 $50 cash U.3AGl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-21

THE REST BlY In Tulsa real bunkAlov .ast
front; five rooms breakfast room, basement and "a
rage This hone hs too many features 70 explain
ln print Phone Usage 6jj3-7ihs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-21
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FOR SALE By osnef. live fouui bungalos and sleep
lnk porch. all late built IA features, oak floors all
through 81 900 down. good terms on balance
pxAte Ga2h
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-21
WANTED
Millinery Manager

one who is good Ntloslady Out-of-
town position. Reasonable salary.
Must have good reference. Apply
Mrs. A. Carter. Tulsa Hotel
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-21

FOR SALE By osn-f thfet DON tru,' iso potehes
gas. electricity sell lafge fatsge hai oloek from
school. one block rat line. lot 75r2OO. J n Cook,
one block South Medic station. sand springs line
~ ny o Ell fssi estate see FsssiI ~ Biis Bds
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-21
FINANCIAL


HUUM NNRtMENf souu Side sJoi iuntuv
st l.vr. Income $3.50 above -rpensr $1,000 VII
huI., Oas 900
a. RpuNs Wrtl hu' ard cola satr In A,b %
ylcs0o ~h 5ii 300. 6,larss ,,y ts-m, r,li
W Hkef phone q 1891. Cty Realty iuyeitmont
90 X te,o. W.o.srt il{ io.a Hds
81 ,nu Wls ll uom, -iuppc' IN uahl hosesesp
Ing i.m nIr. 'uniufe tooms brnrins Si21 p'i
i Interested srii. 10 E% ',ss " ''''" '
,UNt pNNbh u,bi boscscepns aud rpomins houses
tbii srrf. % fpomi. n o2i nine f1oms 81 300
- raams glIo0. u rooms $50. IG rooms
s. oou o3 rooms 5000. % rooms 81 500. au
o'hrr II you mran business raI Allison Bsalu
not 'Nh moNlNI nonst o. ~ snd, ali to'
urs Allison R'ay al2 Security b.dg phoo.
toH sNtt 10 rom coming house, hHl mudug
rrrf IFar. veil furnished. ly months agn rfi,t
$3.50. wms terms Gail t''a m i'osR
u-t pnp,.p, n,ar r.,Sp.a sSpHa lobby. good ..,
ASK NR rnrE
ulAn His.
p.-r.ai- lobby. best IsA.s In Tulsa fine buy
Agk uR rurg
nng' atss
lo HUON Ar,rrNltNt uss Rolss nev hraliurr u
rlnI home MIar'' realty Co. 20lG south
Main oag' 1lil. at NJ Palmer
30 ROOMS TRANSIENT
rfp year lcase, lns rent, bargain At $500. sre
ASK Nh ropF
.. ROOMS TRANSIENT
4 dandy good location good rent. . money maker
hasn't been 1u market before selling 20 buy lager
ASK Mr. rorE
0nga tiss.
20 RoON ROoMlNG h1us in tlls, s,uth iid, good
furniture sln clear $40 600 PEI ycW Prize not
much nn'e than annual profit O,aEs 2'oe
10 ROOM BOOMING hri,e fm ale Phone 4 5i5.
$40 S"curib ha1' blis Quinn { oHann'n.
Monty 10 loAs-cHATrtls a6
M0Nty ~ loan
70 nlafsd men hod sumrn ,hattsi loans on pianos
Household good, ind nAmonhl
BO6tUN IuAS COMPANY
Room H. boston Blds Phone 56s3
vi MY .cired notes iOs security nidr fbonc
Investment Co il2 aooin'on blx
SALARY LOANS
To men and women holding steady posi-
tlous Pay hack you get paid.
CHATTFL LOANS
on Pianos, Household Goods. Jewslry and
Diamonds.
TULSA LOAN co,
Room 2, Oii Dauic Building.
Across street from Kress
Phons IT
| ,stp yhO'
MONEY TO loan q, aisd.i furniture owner EAR
/ pNmsnt. $50. soc week ~ Robinson Blds
WI RtN Liberty bonds noIr and mon,hJ payment
mortgages " Nertpn. ms South Boulder
/ rtNAs Shtikl1N 20
Loans money 20 men aud sumen regularly employed
also makes rha'ir inans on auyihmg Of value
ROON 2Os mIiTrrF BtnU
uNtR UliSN CANDY sllOr
Ifl rat rhl'd ~ Nsarr HSl
THE ElrH OF. MAN
wight uli have hrru ponr has he nster Invested
. |u all See frF Aap lea d
/ anl g,g Ifl,rs 1lG.if rrrtni National Nauk bdg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-21
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


y0R SAFE Nv o.0,1 t6tes loom fau,.. iso porcnes.
gas electricity sell lafgs rtsgs n,i bloes from
school one oloss Cn in, 10. '2Isop' zoo S.
10 hi On seli fsai estate see FsssI 2i2 Blss Bdr
Phone Oiai5 $3.50. -..---
MON hone and No acres Of land also garage.
on ghroA'e hA As,, addition House furnished
11 ,CIlps HtAtTIFIfL scotland Tor summer home
piriuttpte cabins erected. sondertu climate nat
ufai springs White River photos particulars, Ran
,s, ,,5,,.r,. nm Ia, daie bi1-
s,los Il, fooms and bre,kfnG room priee 81 500:
one.har cash balance like rent; Inquire ll2l North
Eipood of phone Usage 73
tI,p f,yr4 ,,1 live room 6ouse- si Od0 ) I UOd
r,sh Csd,r 5i7 slo security Bans Blde Quinn a
O'Bannm
coon G,Rd,lN I%aediat. p9.,s,'iSo ,s,sn ,oa T,o
,o." ,s.. s,,.t t,ss+ s7gd v,Ii o' u,i,r. eFrtrt
iisTi m,se appointment, With owner by phone
Nv, a.
W. vi las this props'ty Is highly developed
ma ,,ns A 1lhuiy.iE, tkrpdlu View oyerln1As
ihs town, has i@r r,,m hos. summer kitchen and
cherry tree and 100 grape vines Price So $50
Win one third cash, balance Un extended time tail
&c, gsa.5 5,lt le22i rae, m none. ,t .,.lI ,,5 r.es,
~ cst I,. 80 9S0 500 cash hsia6c lie rent
Gnli wright q Van, cedar 1850 3ii Robinson
ttyfs,II P.,--,7.,I, 5.,, ,,- 7r.-o5 5s.ier1 hun
hf-NuALl' !. A'.l.AR W" sn,ttn ,h,.e biocks of
scboS, and car line. s2,si0. .S300 balance easy.
Cali Wright. C.l650 3ll Robinson BIDS
p,yr sIpF five rtop p5.ier, lrnsaUa, god vel:
gaar and iun lot hlock u cS line only 81 100
81 600 cash balance like rent can Wright OF
Van. 3ll Robinson Bldg Cl6'O.
EIlGu6W F,s I,lss rooms, uak floors in Two
rooms. plenty closets: garage 5rryan's dulrtcs
nearly r-~ priced cheap $3.50. 81 500 cash
dogn Hlff & sens phone Osage $3.50.
E,Sr my sey,,.r,.m tuneAlo.- north side. TSTm
shered oak floors walking distance, cement porch
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fOG su.k Fmuishsd ar room. bath moierr kc-.
tan car; tao ruUins rented. gJoi buy 2209 East
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-21

PIRk HiiL-KaN 'front.' practically nes 81 room
oak floors throughout mantel extra fine elecit
cal fixtures white ivory Vood~ork. built In book
rasss aud cabinets French doors roughed IN for
furnace. basement, garage and driveway; Ss5OO--
O.4lG1.