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Chevy Chase, D. C.-Bungalow.
$l1,5OO; $1,000 Cash,
Cos Month1v

Chevy Chase, D. C.-Bungalow.
$l1,5O0; $1,000 Cash,
$85 Monthly.
rooms, . tiled baths, S bedrooms, two
14x16; living room. open fireplace. hot-water
heat, electricity; corner lot. 65x11O: BRAND
NEW; minutes to Conn., ave. cars and bureau
Of standards.
Chevy Chase, D. c.
Brick Bungalow.
$10,75O; $500 Cash,
$85 Monthly.
rooms. 2 tiled baths. hot-water heat. cleo
tricity, gas, open fireplace. concrete porches,
wash trays. ETC.; second floor could be ar
ranged as separate apartment.
New Bungalow.
$3.50; 81 900 Cash, $50 Monthly
8 rooms. BATH hardwood floors and trim.
electricity. gas; lot eOxl50.
Bungalow.
$1,000; $1,000 Cash, $50 Monthly
5 rooms, bath. electricity: lot 45xsoO; beau
tiful lawns. hedges; small fruits: close to
cars; Is minutes to city.
A. Dahlgren Terrace.
$3.50; $1,000 Cash, $45 Monthly
gas: lot 50xl4O; oue-half block to cars; Is
minutes to Treasury.
o. B. ZANTZINGER,
003 NEW YORK AVE.
Phone Main 1911.
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Vacant.
South of Chevy Chase.
$500; 81, 500 Cash, $85 Per Mo.
Six-room detached house lot so by 100 to
paved alley. Hot-water heat, electricity and
gas, hardwood trim, large concrete cellar and
large attic. One block from street cars. The
monthly payments include all interest.
BOND & WRIGHT,
Room 1905. e21 18th st. Main 1897.
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FOR SALE.
Fine F St. Building.
Four-story ofice building. 20 It. on ct. {;
occupied by lawyers; steam heat, ETC.; great
possibilities for investment or speculat ton;
have ONCE in your own building.
Terms, Only $1,000 Cash.
Price, -, 900; would consider residential prop
erty as part payment.
c. F. WARING.
823 Bond BLDG. 14th and N. Y. ave.
Phone franklin 6671,
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UNDUPLICATED VALUE. oft.
frontage; Kenyon st. near Soldiers
Home Park colonial porch design; SIX
large rooms, tile bath; exceptionally
wide reception hall; h.w.h.; gas.
Price. $8,75O. Cash, $4,000; balance
$35 month.
Near LIST and r. I. ave. NV; large
rooms a bedrooms). front and double
rear porches; solid construction; good
condition; new h.w.h. plant and In
stantaneous heater installed only
months; room for garage: owner viii
give possession. Price. $500. Rea-
sonable terms.
Columbia Heights. near nth and
Park road; 6 large rooms. reception
hall; h.-w.h.; gas. Price, $6.sOO.
Terms.
For q lawyer ONCE building; near
court; % rooms and two stores; good
income; want offer Of SIS, 600.
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO.,
014 n. Y. ave. NV. Frank. 691S.
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A 3-FAMILY FLAT-IN BEST NE. SECTION.
Rented for $50 4 month. Good condition.
Cheap for quick sale. Price, 5000. $1,000
cash.
PERCY n. RUSSELL CO.. INC.
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance.
Russell Corner.
ON 9Th ST. BETWEEN G AND H-LARGE
12-room and bath house; suitable for rooming
house; large double garage in rear with room
for 8 cars and workshop above. bargain
at 6. 500 Terms.
PERCY H. RUSSELL CO.. INC.
Real Estate. Loans and Insurance,
Russell Corner,
Phone franklin 5732. 9th and n. =. ave. nv.
ON CAR LINEN GOOD NV. SECTION.
8 rooms and bath; newly papered throughout:
suitable for ro0ming house. Immediate pos
session. Price, $3.50. Terms.
PERCY II. RUSSELL CO.. INC.
Russell Corner,
Phone franklin 5732. 9th and N. 7. ave. NV.
HILLYER PLACE N.W.-a-sToRY AND Gel
nsighborhood. Price, $4,000.
PERCY H. RUSSELL CO.. INC.
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance,
Russell Corner.
Phone franklin $3.50. 9th and N. 7. ave. NV.
FOR COLORED-$3.5OO $500 CASH. $40
per month. rooms and bath brick; latrobe
heat, yard and alley. On 9Th st. ne.
L. 2071. NE SOM. lilo Fl NE.
MODERN HOME OF ROOMS AND BATH;
hot-water heat; lot 6Ox20O; garage; located
Riverdale, Nd, one block from car line; q
real bargain at g, 500: terms: possession.
WARREN EPPLER,
1410 H st. NV.
MI
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14th STREET HIGHLANDS - 81 600; So 600
cash; $3.50 monthly; rooms. bsth; hot-water
heat; deep lot; high elevation Ind wonderful
views. No. 93STF-2S. O. B. ZANTZINGER,
QO3 New York ave Phone Main la71
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EY OWNERS ROOMS AND BATH; PRESS
brick front; cellar: hotwater heat; on paved
street: not far from Lincoln Park; only 81 $50
Address BOX 147-A, Star ONCE
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JUST COMPLETED.
Colonial house Of unusual charm and con-
venience; select neighborhood; best Of con-
struction; large lot; built by owner for &C.
cupancy; transferred to New York; must sell:
s. 500 cash, balance ISLE, 600. FIRST and second
mortgages) payable like rent Biggest bargain
in Chevy Chase, D. c. Buy direct from owner.
For inspection address Box BAT. Star ONCE.
g.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
Fam SAIE

IN BERWYN. ND. BUNGALOW; SIX
rooms and bath; hot and cold water: furnace
heat; electric lights; fine cellar: one-haif block
to car line; a bargain TO quick buyer; terms.
GEO. G. GAYLOR. Contractor and Builder, or
call at Wells Drug Store. 12s
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WOODBRIDGE.

All that you could desire. Attractive. mod
b..w.h. gas: cleo; porches; perfect condition;
tvo large lots; fruit; shade; garden planted;
tons coal included. Appointment North
9472. q
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BUY OR SELL REAL ESTATE THROUGH
O. B. ZANTZINGER. SEE MR.. MORGAN.
FIAGLER PLACE N.W.-BY OWNER. GRIN.
well built brick house; 1850. Address box
3O6-T, Star office. u
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

NEW HOLLOW-TILE BUNGALOW; READY
to occupy; rooms; large lot: up to tho, min
ute; would tste 5-passenger car as part pay
ment at its q ii value. Call Coz. 0506. T. I
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W.60Cl2s2 LINDEN 81. N.E.-5Tx E6615
and bath; god repair; nice neishhorhood; poe.
May I. GEO. y. GRIFFIN. Care .. 6. Hoy.
''.F o'.'' Co., s''''.'''' Nd \ "'
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FOR SALE BY OWNER.

Small farm. suitable for chicken raising; g.
ROOM HOUSE HOT-wATER HEAT. ''Cuy-
mo system: TX ACRES GOOD LAND; large
front and back porches: barn. garage, chicken
house. woodhouse: buildings years old; ahads
trees. terrace. lawn; year-round stream; Q
min. walk to railroad station; 800 yards fran
Dixie highway; located near Lorton. In ysis.
tax county. Va; sacrifice $500; l.50o cash.
balance to- suit. Write or phone J. 8. WILLY.
Owner. 514 Jenifer bldg. Main 100. .
FINE, MODERN, COLONIAL VIRGINIA RESI-
dence in hest section Of Falls Church, with N
acres Of ground. at the corner OF Washi1goon
and Park sts., just across from the Falls
Church Library. containing rooms and largo
attic; can be converted into three Largo roomsy
laundry, cellar, wide halls, full length mirrors,
large colonial porch with columns, hot-wate4
heat. electric light, large shade trees, shrub
berry. fruit trees. grapes. garage, electric
pump. Will send picture request. For in.
spection apply GEO. W. LINKINS. TIA Pa.
ave.
EIGHT ROOMS. NEARLY Y ACRE, SHADE.
gas, poultry houses. garden; on car line near
school. Clarendon. S., 200. Terms easy. Address
Box 49-A, Star office. s.
WELLBUILT HOME ROOMS. GAS. LOTS
to alley. corner near Ballston post ONCE. Price,
$3.50. Terms. Address Box asa, Star once.
g.
CHEAP FOR CASH-EIGHT-RO HOUSE,
hedge. lawn. two lots; fine. progressive neigh
borhood; possession. 2114 kearney ct. ne. %
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8 ROOMS. BATH. HOT.WATNR HEAT. ETC.
tIfcity: cement construction; large lot; % MS.
utes to city on Falls Church n, r.; S4.0Qo; ~.
s:s;:sS. Address Box SUIT, Star oMcA .
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M. B. NORMAN,
Room 61D, Colorado bldg, cor. 14th and g.
Phones: Main 745O, North 1885,
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COLONIAL STYLE HOME IN GOOD NV.
az ton Of city: prefer Sauls Addition. but will
consider Petworth section. Address ERNEST
Sth.
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Entries To-day

First race. three furlongs JOSH"
German. l1t. Miss Adrianne, III;
Natalie lit. Sky Blue. ll4, RUBY
MiNow ia: Marguerite wood, ~.
Audrey a. llA. Elizabeth May. llt,
Miss Dora. III. Chino Walsh, ilt
Second race, six furlonVE Ting
Ling ll6; El Rev III; Arch
plo''cr III: George Clark, III,
Guurmond. iO9s Mirasmus. 1903.
Subhadar, 100. Ettahc, 100; Cara
way, lOI. celtic. lOl. Ouicu, lOl,
Cock O'The Main. ll2. Port Light
'1II. Hidden Jewol 100. Duke OF
Dcvonshirc. III.
Third race. one mile-Jtm Hast.
tugs ma. Dolph, III. Rory -
Moore. 100. Shenandoah, 1903
COPY Right. 1O7; Heavy Weapon
lo5. Gnddling l05, War Like, 10
rndar. IO6: Maize. l03, Neenah
90. Scdgc Grass. 93; Edith X l04
Fourth race. SIX furlonEs--Bulle lle
Proof. 81; Assume, 81: War Mask
| m. War God, 1lt. Court snip, ia
Fir'h race. one mIc-Troilus / Os.
wood Stone. los; Douglas :, lO6'
Grey Eagle III; Lively. III; ST
sixth race. mile and 20 yards
Merchant, los. Honolulu BOY, lOs'
fodder. l0b. y. X Beal, 1905; jim
HcffcrinR. l13; Franklin, III
I CONNIE Ci. ut; Jlffy, 1903.
Seventh race, mile and ! Ii
Dancer. ii2; Bonn bast il2: Aldar'
baran. 1t2, Dragon Rock, liz; Ber
IIampson, I12: Yodcles, l07; Mar
shon. l07. Kentucky Roy, lO7, Al
muu IO7. Courcclles, lO5; Stain
1O2: Bond. lO2, Verify, 100; VII.
lgan, 100. Dalg 100; General
tying. il5. Charlostonian, lo7, j
&. stone. l12.
Clear. track fast
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BOXING PROGRAM AT 0ILTON
Boxing and Wrestling Bouts TO Bc
Held This Friday Night.

OILTON, Okla, Jan, Those
Interested in athletic sports will he
given variety here next Friday
night. On that night John Coleman
and George Crawford will 20 10
round boxing bout, This is their
second set-to within the past month
and on tho previous occasion Craw-
ford knocked Coleman out iu the
second round, Coleman docs not
seem to be satisfied with the out
come OF tho previous contest SO
challenged Crawford for a return
match and they win have another
bout Friday niEht.a good sized
purse going to the winner
Frank Cook and Frank Beck both
professional wrcstlcrs. viii have a
catch -Catch-can wrestling match.
two best In three fails. Jack BALD
win will give an exhibition of shadow
wrestling while tive husky negroes
will give battle royal Nearly
avery week some Kind OF an athletic
event IL pulled OF In RNau's han
and some Of thom are really worth
the money ana the ono mex, Friday
night really promises to he ono ut
them.
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CARPENTER IS COMING
European Heavyweight Champion Ia
Arrive IN United States the
Middle Of February.

NEW YORK. Jan. 2i--privatc
adVices from France indicate that
Georges Cnrpcnticr, T. n r op e u n
heavyweight champion, viii arrive
i'm this country about the middle OF
February. The French pugilist.
challenger for the worlds title, now
held by Jack Dempsey, viii come To
Tho United states to fulfill a con-
tract which would prohibit him from
engaging In either exhibition or
limited round boxing contests
while CarpenticrH manager, Dcs-
campo. refuses to divulge the nc.
tuaI conditions Of tho contract
various promoters take II for granted
that the French fighter Will hc per
mitted tn engage in some form of
restricted ring activity and thcre Is
certain TO be "A wild scramble for his
services. In view OF hts early arri'
val 1t Is unlikely Carpenter will sigr
for u championshi bout with Demp
soy until he reaches America.
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MARTIN STOPS MORAN
4. T.. y, champion Wins In Third
Round nt Dcs Moincs--'Ioc Me
t!ownn Kayocs Leonard.

DIES MONIES. Iowa. Jan. al
Bob Martin. A. ". f.. champion
added another kayo victory TO ms
lest tonight when ne topplcd Jack
Norm, 81 Louis heavyweight, in
tho third round. The bout was listed
az a 1O-round engagement and was
siaRed for the benefit OF the Ilian
4. c. A. nowly Incorporated nth-
letic club.
Moran displayed wonderful game
ness and an ability to absorb pun
ishmcnt that brought forth chcer
from the large crowd Tho bell
s,v~d him In the first and second
rounds Tho members OF h .
American legion entertained Martin
after the bout.
Joe McCIowan of Kansas city
lightweight champion OF the navy
scored clean cut win over Car
Leonard, an army boxer, straigh
right to the ohin ending hostiliue'
In the third round.
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DEMOCRATS IN DEADLOCK


CAMERON. Mo. Jan 21.- one
hundred ballots had been cast with
out result late tonight by the demo
crlts of the third district iu con
vontion here to nominate caudi-
date 90 succeed Joshua Alexander,
secretary of commerce, as represen-
tatvo I'm congress.
Ia announcing that the voting
would continue indefinitely tonight
party leaders said there was no i'm
mediate prospect Of breaking the
deadlock
.On the l0Oth ballot Jacob l..
Muhgan led the field Of five can.
didatcs with 31i. votes Charles T.
Yanccy was second with 23ia. j
" Sulllngcr third with ~ and
Charles L. Fickln and Lewis W
Reed tied for fourth with seven
votes each Forty five votes are
necessary to nominate.
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Leonard and Dundee
Meet February 9 in
Jersey City Circle

NEW YORK, Jan, 2l,-- Benny
Leonard aud Johnny Dundee, who
were barred from New Haven,
will settle their differences Feb
ruary q al the Arena Athletic
cnlh. Jersey city it was an
nounccd today. Promoter Dave
priscoU landed the match after
satisfying The claims Of "A motion
picture company which had Loon
ard tied to "A previous contract.
The bout viii be fought over the
eight round route.
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Long Program Practically
Sure, Says Spencer
Abbott.
TO REFLECT TEARNEY
Retention of Chicagoan a.
League Head Probable,
Says Tulsa Head.

CHICAGO jan "a pros,d"u'
Iearuoy of the Western and Three
F,c lcagIca tonight issued calls flr
meetings to be held in Chicago the
second week iu February WHOM 'h'
American anl National leagues.
American usBocluuon ana national
baseball commission Will bo in SOS.
sion here,
club owners Of the western
league will meet February 10 Il"
adopt schedule ana mako ONE
arrangements Tor the 1870 cam
pnlgn. President Toarnc' said NAV
sentiment favots the adoption Of 4"
tbA-Enmc program. opening me sea
son about The middl" Of Nprll
Spencer Abbott prcsid'u' " th"
Tnla Western league club, aud WIN
lack Holland aud pa Nourkc.
Oklahoma city and omaha club
owners respectively mombcta ot the
schedule committee, said yesterday
that A l5i-game schedule has pIL'
ticnlly been decided upon. The
ar,hcdulc has beon drafted and VIII
l.. pT.--cni.,d for ratification az 'hn
Chicago meeting
Ue-elcction Of Tcarncy az league
president Is practically insured, uid
Abbott, who does not believe there
will be any opposition To Tcarn'y
again directing the league. as lahi
acaFon was one of the most success
ful In lB history.
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SWAMP ROOT FOR
KIDNEY AILMENTS

There rs only one medicine ma.
really stands uul pre- cmiuent a., a
medicine Tor curahlC ailments OF tho
kidneys. liver and bladder.
Or Enmcr's swamp Root stands
tho highest Tor the reason that Il
has proven to be just the remedy
needed in thousands upon thousands
Of distressing cases. swamp Root
makes friends quickly because its
mild and immediate effect is soon
realized IN most cases, II is "A gentle.
healing vegetable compound,
start treatment at once, Sold al
an drug stores in bottles of two
sizes, medium and large
However, II YOU wish first TO test
this great preparation send 10 cents
I 10 pr, Kilmer Il Co, Bnghamton.
/ \. v, for a sample bottle. When
writing be sure ana mention The
! Tulsa World -AdvL.
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CATASTROPHE is AvsRrED
sinclair Special Near Chicago II.
"Sidc Swipcdp bv Il,,,,.,

Sinclair special train from II.
mond, Ind, to Chicago u.5 "a a,. W.
sWIpcd' By the speeding p,r.a..'
Nania limited near Cl...r, N''l..
Tuesday morning aud several '''Is
we're derailed on both trains b,, ,ai
one was seriously injured ,ao..S. I,
20 reports received hero ye.t.r5.-l''
An engineer on the S.ru.,.r -
Is declared To- have been ,r,.-,, ,,. .4i
SEonstbie for preventing a verv ~, ~
Gus collision. When the sncoS..
train nearcd the Sinclair spac',J ,1s
entire engine crew. with tho ov.s. -
ton OF the engineer. 'olpe1
safety but the engineer VIA.
name was rot known here. stusI /.
his post and the accident 49,
lcssened 10y timely application ~ ~.
reversing gear. It was reported ''
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The Turf
VI Ni;M ORLEANS
Itrsults Yesterday.

First race alx uIougs Nose.
CsocaJ first. Houest.lo. 'WrghD
second sentimental. GichcretD
Tim, 90, 3-5. AirErctte. Fire place.
Is -. EappahlnnOck. john r
Casey. Merry Lass, Brown Bee, and
Eddie MrBIido also ran.
S"oonI race, dix furiOngs PouIt-
u"y tLNkeJ first. lIngdeu, tirOhJ
second Cacam6o, OWrighD third.
Time. 1915. pluylIa. Harry Rudder,
foud'roai spokane queen, Ilumma.
Now Model, kiristic- cub, Mc.sli-
lance ana llclma also ran.
Third race. six furlougs Big
ldon. tThurhcrj first. Jean Bulant
OfIerDcJ second VINO Carc~. 0Drcy.
,J third Tame. 1.la i-5 Cortland
Richard v. Rory .. Moore. lia't a.
more. H-stcr Helene t'orU. War
Like and Encriuitc also ran
Fourth race" ono milo Bread
man tAmbruac) first, Genera
Glenn. 'Dh-rtJ second, My Dear
,N tdaj third Time, l.tt I-5. An
tIoipatv, Bono bry and st. GERMAN
also ran.
rifth race. mile and l-l6 lazS
lou. lWidsJ FIRST. Botiic Naudiycr
tpicrccJ second, Saints Bridge
,ColIrtru third. Time, ~ %. Dor
cas-. Deck Mate and poill also ran
sixth race. mile and { l.6-W Wads
worth ilst. Lunstordl first. vowel
tEoylcJ sccoud. Ncppcrhau. Nor
rf, tnird. Time. I IS tmmpsaIl
Judge David, Speedstcr and Ne1ras
ku also ran.
seventh race. mile and Us
Brown Favorite oMorrisJ first
Capital City. tWidap second Lu
cius. tPicrccj third Time. 1855 KeC
Start. Junnita. Thanksgiving, J g
Stone. Mayor Calvin Athena. con
tcntant. The Gallant and Plenty ais'
ran.
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ERN LEAGUE MOGUIS MEET IN CHICAGO FEBRUARY 1(
CITY BRIEFS

W. o. BONEFELD and Mike sau-
ber are In Cincinnati, O. attending a
convention Of American cleaners and
dysrs. Gpon their return trir they
VIII visit the cities of Lexington, st
Louis and kansas City
=
A SMALL BOY and his air rifle
cost an Insurance company ti45
Monday night, when misdirected
shot entered the Newsum grocery
store ON South Boulder avenue by
way OF the plate glass window. The
boy probably was shooting at spar
rows and aimed too low.
=
DAMAGES or tiOl.6S were asked
ia district court yesterday by the
Western OF corporation against
Walker ~ Hines and the Katy rail
road. the plaintiffs alleging the de
PENDANTS lost carload Of crude
oil shipped by the plaintiffs from
lhrkOurnctt Texas to Cherryvdle,
Kan.
PETITIONS FOR divorce were
flied in district and superior courts
yesterday by the following plain
tiffs: II. r. Montgomery against
Nellie -. Montgomery; Alice Ross
against Solin Ross, Beatrice Chit
wood against Walter Chitwood; Mel
lie Johnson against George r.
Johnson.
FOR APPRAtSMENT or two
small tracts OF land formerly part
OF the Tulsa county farm, which is
10 be sold by the county commits
sioncrs, three commissioners r.. G..
Cunningham, John r. Crane and
/ Daniel T. Davisson, were appointed
In district court yesterday TO place
a value on the property.
=
OWNERSHIP OF n Ford car was
asked In a replsvs suit begun in
district court No. 3 yesterday be
fore jury, the plaintiffs, G.. l..
Skillen and J. q. Brown, claiming
4 a car held by the Pacific Fire In
| surance company. Skillen and
! Brown say they purchased the car
which the insurance company seized
as stolen property. The case will bC
concluded this morning.
VI MAkltiAtiE LIZ IN 0f.N were lN
! sued TO the following yesterday 10y
the clerk of the county court
Charles Woodbridge, %. and Celi'
Thomas. 49, Sand Springs, +. l.
II Nreeland, -, Cleveland, and Miss
I T.. O. Dodge. "a. jerks; !, IL. pete
o5. and Rosa Hamilton, %, Bristow
I Silas T.. Bearden. a.. Tulsa, an,
Valeria l.. Rathjcn. 2s, Dallas.
=
PROCEEDINGS IN condemna
ton Of land i'm section 7-l9-l2
Tulsa county, located between Tulsa
and Sand Springs. was begun in dis
trict court yesterday by the county
/ comm issioners against Louisa
| Brown, sole heir OF Charles Berry
! hill, deceased. The commissioners
seek possession OF less than acre
OF lapd in that section for the pur'
pose Of installing drainage system
across the paved highway between
the two cities.
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TULSANS BREAK EVEN
Faculty Defeats Rnrtl,~v,lic I'm
pircs-Ohio Ci,irs Win From
SchoinstiCs,

Tulsa high school hask tbail
"a gers divided u double header last
night. the faculty winning frum the
BartlCsvillo Empires, 10 to 80 and
the acholastics LOSING to the ONO
Cdties Of the City on league, % to
40.
Tho Faculty Empire game was
one OF the hardest fought played on
the Tulsa court thls season and was
rcplctc with sensational playing,
Tho play Of Rau and Brenncman
featured Tor Tulsa. while Bcal was
the Empire star
Springer's brilliant play was larHc-
Is responsible for the Oil tiNc.s VIC
tory. The big Kendall star no
gotiuted 10 field goals. Good team
work and Carter'a play featured Tor
Tulsa
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Mntinn EnncrnI INridnN.

Funeral- scrvioos Tor CharIos ]
Hatton. SO. will be held at 9 O'Clock
Friday morning from the Holy Fam
lis church. Burial will take place
in the catholic cemetery Mr.. Hat
ton died Yesterday morning at the
home Of his daughter, Mrs. T. NJ.
Donovan. 1909 South E.lwood. He
~ survived by another daugh ter.
Miss Rose Hatton. and two sons, T.
A. HattonAof Oil city. Pa, and w.
j. Donaldson OF New Orleans.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-22
American Legion Not to
Pass on Dempsey Claim

INDIANAruLlS. Jan 2l .-Au-
swertng letter from Jack kourns.
manager for Jack dempsey, world =
heavyweight boxing champion. re
auestng that the American Legion
fake steps 10 prevent criticism uf
Dempseys war record, Frank b'Nlivr.
national commander Of the legion,
today wrote Mr.. Kearns that It was
not considered function uf the
American Legion 20 pass on iho eN'
emptiou of men from military soIv'
ice during the war, Tho letter tol'
lOMS,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-22
Alarmed OUer Safety
of Passengers at Sea

nALfFA& N S. Jan. 2t--
Anxiety wps felt in marine circles
tonight for The safety Of the United
States army transport powhatan aud
her 211 passengers. after o. wireless
message was received from Captain
Travis Of the Canadian government
steamship Lady Laurior. stating
that his vessel was alongside the
transport ana hat weather condi-
tloug were bad The brief radio
s1id. Lady Iauricr alongside the
pUWhatan Weather conditions
bad
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-22
KENDALL IDLE THIS WEEK
Orange and Black Cagcrs Meet Fast
Central Normal Next Week.

Kendall college viii not meet the
East Central normal basketball
squad Of Ada, Okla. this week. The
Fast Central games are to he played
January 80 and 81 at the Kendall
gymnasium. The Oklahoma Catho.
lies. scheduled 10 have played here
this week. cancelled their games and
the orange ana black cagors will
therefore be idle until the East
Central games.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-22

Civics will be studied by the east
side W. G. r. t. in preparation fol
the campaign for law enforcement
u was decided yesterday afternoon
Mrs Charles Smith, the speaker
who has been abroad three times
said that world wide prohibition was
necessary 10 keep America dry lieI
husband was formerly on The su.
prCmc bench in the Ihllippin6
Stands