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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-05
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USHVILLE-HarOId Pittman. 2 years
old was run down and killed instantly
bv an automobile driven by Glenn som
merville. 16 years old, last night. The
accident happened at Glenwood, seven
miles east Of here.
ANDERSON-Because of the shortage
of raw materials the local Remy plant
. has closed down. 1t is expected 1t will
not reopen for two weeks. The railroad
strike Is given as the cause % the short
age Of materials.
LAFAYETTE-GcorE Earhart. an oil
, salesman dropped dead while on a bust
ness trip 60 Judyyiue His home was In
Mulberry. where be leaves widow and
three children.
sOV III BEND-Mrs. Marie May. wife
If Miracle Man" Harry May, at New,
Carlisle il IN Epworth hospital here with
a broken ankle The powers Of the
miracle man were unable to reduce the
fracture
MOUNT LIBERTY Belle Wise
~ was buried I'm U0bbs' cemetery 70.
day She died Monday. Rev. Lee Jack
son Of Rockteid conducted the services.
EVANSVILLE. Ind. Nv 5.-Furniture
making came 70 2 complete standstill
here TODAY hon sO0 more factory work.
ers Joined the 22c0 already on strike
Those walking ont closed the last two 81
the twtneyt Evansville furniture fac
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-05
35c and 4Sc
HOSIERY
Csc Pa,
Every Pair Perfect

Women's Durham cotton
hose in black and white. dou-
BILE garter tops and soles; to-
days market value, 40c
Infants English ribbed white
Isle hose: all sizes from
4 10 81, our Csc quality.
Infants and children's half
hose Of fine cotton. white with
fancy striped tops or plain
colors.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-05
WILL CARRY CASE
TO HIGH COURT.

Knox indicated that the supreme court
will he asked to rule ON power OF con
gress to declare peace by resolution.
Knox said he was sorry IL vas neces
ssrv for him to make observations
which 7 wish were not needful, To ad
vert TO certain conditions and situations
which It were infinitely pleasanter tc
blink or ignore. for IT is an unwelcome
task to judge one who has fallen in the
public estimate.
But the time has come when we mus
speak plainly
7 entertain only sympathy for the
president in his illness and sympathy
for the country which must suffer I'M
der him because of it.
I'VE must proceed now in the rescue
Of the people from their present unhappy
state, leaving the weight of censure and
responsibility for past errors and mis-
adventures TO fall where it may"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-05
Boys Cotton Hose, 35c
Every Pair Perfect.

Boys medium heavy weight
Xxi ribbed fast black cotton
hose; for school wear. service
guaranteed; all sizes from s to
TO- There's an actual saving
OF &c to loo on every pair.
-Goldstein's, Main Floor.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-05
Pure Silk Hose, $1.49
Every Pair Perfect

Womens "Notaseam" pure
thread silk hose, double silk
isle garter tops and soles,
fashioned legs with seam up
the back. In black, white.
gray. navy and brown. Today's
market value, $500 and S2.25.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-05
KNOX BRINGS UP
PEACE MEASURE
Flags Wilson in Urging ResO-
luton in Senate

WASHINGTON, May j.-Declaring that
President Wilson preferred to keep the
country In an alleged state Of war rather
than abate one jot or title of the full
measure his isolated will has set for the
nation" Senator Knox of Pennsylvania
today opened debate in the senate on his
peace resolution.
The welfare and safety of the nation
imperatively demand that we now have
peace" declared Knox.
The whole world seethes with revolu-
ton.
N"Our own nation is in ferment and
turmoil.
Force and strife are rampant and
threaten the destruction not only Of our
property, but of our free Institutions, and
even of our very lives.
And vet we stand. and have stood. for
months as rudderless ship laundering
in the trough of tremendous seas.
I'VE must not dare longer 10 delay
a return TO the ordered government OF
peace: we must not hazard a further
postponement in turning our undivided
deliberations TO our home problems.
They are great enough TO tax the
utmost wisdom we possess.
must RETURN
TO PEACE BASIS"
As a REeAAAtAuaA sep ttAC EAN-NtAfN
must be returned TO his peace time pow
ers and prerOgGtives
internationally We are at peace
sOuF national executive, with stab.
born responsibility, continues TO de-
clare We are n war.
But as a practical matter. the Only
var which he wages Is against American
citizens and American industry
The situation is so anomalous and so
frsught with injustice and with posi-
bility of disaster that one can not rec
oncile it with the operations of sane
craftsmanship.
1T is not only legally unsound. but
economically. morally and periodically
necessary and indispensable that " eat
once repeal the declaration Of war and so
immediteIy end the despotic war powers
with which a power maddened admin
istratiOn continues 10 misrule this great
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-01-15
LIVED LONG WITHOUT FOOD
Many Cases Of Genuine Fastlns Rs.
corded Among the Many That Wsrs
Paipably Fakes.

When the cupboard Is bare, and
housekeeping funds are low, the poor
taxpayer thinks Of the fasting OF the
Carthusian monks, and wonders u
that is the practical answer to his
problem.
Apart from the obvious tricksters OF
the travelling fairs, there are many
notable cases Of genuine fasting.
In the year 1S47. Cicely Lidgway was
charged with the murder Of her hus-
band, and in order to impress the
Judges with her innocence. she tasted
for 40 days and was acquitted. folks
considering her salvation ~ q direct
divine Intervention.
A well-hnOwn American medical
man. Doctor Tanner Of New York. fast
ed for 10 days In the summer OF 1851.
and lost nearly AZ pounds weight 10
the process.
Louis Latteau, who died at the age
OF thirty-three In 1888, was said to
have gone without food for II years!
Amongst the most famous Of the
fake fasters was 1.-THE Fasting Wom-
an Of Tutbury." who claimed to have
abstained from food for 20 months.
She created furore before being I'm
ally exposed In 1908.
A man named Cavanagh astonishet'
the world by declaring that he had
lived without food from February,
1880, until November, 1910, that IL
nearly two years, but on his statement
being dlsprOved he was Imprisoned
London Tit-Bits.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-01-15

Mrs. T. s. Knapp received a card
from Mr.. Knapp announcing his safe
arrival in Long Beach. Califoria and
that he is meeting all the Arvada cit
liens and others who have perma-
nently located in California. Among
others whom he met were Moritz
Schneider and H. C. Trail.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-01-15

Mr.. Arthur P. Hammond Of Den
yer, has purchased the Louden prop
erty at Griffith Station. Mr.. Ham
mond is connected with farm imp.
lement company Of Denver and has
moved his family into his newly pur-
chased home. The sale was made
thru the Smith-Ruffner Realty Co.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-01-15
Local Lore

Passersby are attracted by the art
istic pen drawings and paintings of
Elton Doud, which are on display in
the windows Of his mothers store. II
he follows up his inclinations. he no
doubt will make his mark among the
artists, or cartoonists.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-01-15

Snow or no snow-wi ut do we
care, when it comes to sncing, we
arc always on the job. Saturday
Night Dancing Club. A big time,
January 18th. Ragtime RAll. Wear
your hardtime clothes.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-01-15

not seen for 46 Year,, which occur
reed at Hotel Watkins, Independ-
enee, Missouri. She was 81 years
old, and '.ad been in poor health for
-ome years.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-01-15

Ernest Kaler has taken unto him
self a wife, having been joined in
wedlock to Miss Baldick of Sterling,
who journied to SanDiego, and the
ceremony taking place December
31st. Ernest has good position In
the California town, and his friends
here wish him happiness in his new
estate.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-01-15

Mrs. Louisa Wheeler is on the sick
list ~ week.
Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon
Hooper, Saturday morning. u fine
baby daughter. The proud parents
are receiving the congratulations Of
their many friends.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-01-15

Poverty Ball-Bank Hall, Arvada,
January 18th. Wear your rags ant
let's have q real ragtime. Have We
the music!-I say we have.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-01-15

Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Moulton are
very proud Of lot Of silver trophies
and about forty ribbons they cap
tured At the Poultry an d Rabbit ex-
hibition held in Denver two weeks
ago. They carried off first prizes
on Junior Red Does Ansl Jr. Red
Bucks, also out of fifteen Guina
Pigs exhibited they got twelve rib
bons. Mrs. Moulton also exhibited
q number Of domestica ted Pheasants
that attracted much ad niration and
attention. She sells egg = from these
beautiful birds for setti 'ng. having
obtained = license. to raj se them.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-01-15

Mrs. Ellsworth Secrest has been
quite Ill the past week with iresip-
elias, and Mrs. E. L. Newcomb has
been nursing her.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-01-15

Mr.. L. N. Doane, the 18th Of De-
cember, received the sad news Of the
death Of his mother, whom he had
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-01-15

Quite a number Of Arvada citizens
Joined in welcoming General PERISH
ing Tuesday. He is a great man and
too much honor could not be bestow-
ed upon him.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09

FARM f.r trudc or sale. ati screH Iocatsd
about 10 mlIcf south OF city ideally
tItuatud for truck farm and diary hHH
large 90 roum stone house, ittEe baEn'
milk house and out buildings THIS acre.
prc Va rriccd right nt 1I5 an acre. Land
aarinIup recent, sold tor 800 an acre.
vii sell uIl ur part ur trade Tor an upNii-
mcnt buiIdOue ihoue hirs, nH're tN'A
YDt'NG MAN nul yourself a farm in tho
Famous O2arks. Missouri close 10 prvt b
y city VI Arcadia. loss than 700 miles ~
g. Louis io acre farm In squate, small
rticr uf $500. so per month only those
Who have mo- land need spply. Write J. ..
Ilawitou. Chauutc. Kansas
NEMJN JNERATlNE WINTER ur all yens
homo. ta acres productive loom; clay
un.soil fronting on paved piNie Highway T.,
10 mites from city, nrW modern nuhdlngs.
house cottage etc, ti.-0o Terma Helen
fnEiUu. "Rpfc Arden South JH'hHohNlll'
Florida.
FOR SAI.E.ag0o acres good corn land
S. 600 improvements, 800 per acrei
aorcs 1-rogm house, satoEc, $500 WI
Room seq. Security Blde cedar asb.
HUY a little piece " land In Tulsa county.
ITS cheap now but may be worth lot
Of money later
itave 5o-acrv tract, ~ miles west OF
/ Coliinsvillc.
/ 4 so.acre tract an 10 and a iCo.acrc. :
miles east OF Skiatook.
All above T. unimptoycd prairie land
but most of II can BE- cultivated IL not
: leased for gas nor oil. and Ia located
slratook Several wells drilling In same
township.
price t55 per acre. WIN sell on terms
eau Nj Foster. Usage '2'a or S'S'' g!o
Atco BIdg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09

BARGAtN In Beilvcw; rooms and
sleeping porch; modern garaces large
/ block from car owner $3.50; il,Juo
cash Cedar lOTt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09

OWNERS family has gone east and this
property must s4ll; l2-toom house: close
IN, well furnished income now 3210 por
month can easily be Increased TO $500 per
month; price including furniture {lG.5OO:
easy terms, this Ia splendid Investment
and will bear investigation. Usage 1881,
Room ., Nebraska pldE, city Realty In
vestmcnt Co.. G. X. Leslie, Manager
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
HOt srS ron SALE

HOUSES foR SALE a.
PARkHibL BUNGALOw--l rooms.
south bedrooms. breakfast room, nice
basement oak floors thrpughgut nicely
uecorated. garage, lot b0Xlt0. $1,000
5000 cash. Usage sss.
BARGAIN room strictly modern. high
east full lot. overlooking Broadmoot On
south Peoria l block from car line, price
it;,5o. Easy terms Call Freeman. Cedar
.ooV.
NORTH SlDE-4.room bungalow.
screen porch i90-ft well, close
to school and jitney line, S315O,
$3.50 cash. T. J. Phelan, Usage
1888
NORFOLK SOUTH-7-room mod
erp bungalow; fruit; fine shade;
close'to school and car line. house 2
years old. $500, $3.50 cash. r
J !. Phelan, Usage 4682.
| ny OWNERS rooms best north side 10.
cation south front. hardwood floors
downstairs. built4in features. msntel,
newly decorated good fixtures basement
garage, servants quarters; cement drive
urstniTs bringing IN over 800 per month
cash. balance good terms. Usage ls65
sumo ay and after 6. p M, Cedar lbi.
ron SALE by owner; 2.story. i2.room
house. cast front. arranged for. two
apts. separate bath on each floor: gsstory
Earagc, , cars rooms and bath. lot
5oxl76. Phons OsaEc 1863,
| FOR SALE ny OWNER in nortn Morcia1d
addition; 5-rooms bungalow, $500. some
| terms. asS central ST, W. l. BOYD
$500 CASH and easy payments handles
good S.room close In on east side. Cedar
n
BROADMOOR
| $1,000 for splendid slx-room bungalow and
! breakfast room; beautiful mantei and
| Hp ha rT
garage and servants quarters. substsnt.
| ially built.
F. W. OTTO CO.
'li Mayo BldE Cedar ~
$500 1850 CASH.; ,Ss PER MONTH
Dandy 5.toom house nicely decorated cor
ner lot J0Ni5O: east and south exposure,
WELL shade trees, good well
r. W. OTTO, co.
ui Mayo Pldg Cedar ii7
ROCKFORD. SOUTH--3 room house, eiec.
trio lights, sewer and city water in, "
bloek 1f car line only t2l5o $500 cash
| 1850
| HAVE some acreage and large lots;
houses, chicken farms and all Kinds OF
! listing around Norn station, on easy terms.
| Freeman, Cedar 1850
| on SAND SPRINGS car line, one.acre ot
fine soil, one-room house; good well gas
and electtici,y' 500 500 cash and rest
easy payments. The Nesbltt Real Estate
Co to1 Security Bldg. Phone Usage 656i.
WE HAVE several good buyers on sand
Springs car line from 2 to rooms,
| cheap gas and electricity; on and Off the
pavement. Can Nesbitt. Usage 6bsI, let's
| talk It over. go and see these places. They
are worth the money. We also have acres
I and lots on easy payments. The Nesbitt
| Real Estate Co, 400 Security Bldg. Phone
| OEnge 666i
SOUTH NOGALES-s room bungalow.
renting FOR $50 per month, on car line,
| close to school paving paid foe; good
| nieghborhood $4,000; s.. coo cash, balance
easy. call Wright Cedar 1850.
| YORKTOWN. SIS rooms. modern. nice
mante!. large yard; hardwood floors
| large living room screened-in porch; a
| bargain at $500 $4,000 cash. balance
easy. Address Box 5si-A. care World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09
REAL ESTATE.
Ozark
River View
Farm

7G acres with am uucuuaNcd htW'
site ON the bluffs OF the GlN kiv,i
which flows across ono side " i'lwn
nftcrdiue O. magnificent river view.
Located u the heart ot the o". >
play grounds. three miles from IN.
drrsou. Mo-. uu the OZARK Fthl 'nd
ndfuius thv Park ....
25 acres iu CIVILIZATIONS fIr''N
orchard. Thryc-tourths acre straw
berries Thr,c-ruom tenant mouse
wit hul necessary out-hul'd' ''N'
several crysal-clear, cv'r"H'HlE
.tprings uaurpnssod fishing boat
ing and hltn,nE.
Price. s2.bOU. immvdiat" pus''.s'. T,
Phone Ni5. IL WIZ, ~" ''
Victor l.. Young Co.
Joplin, Mo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09

OWING 30 pressing business con-
dltlona owner has asked us TO
offer his good bungalow at re-
dnced price. fine large rooms.
one sleeping porch, one breakfast
room. screened back porch, good
well ana pump, splendid basement
lust painted and decorated. every
thing clean and new, block 70
school and car line, price $1,000.
cash $4,000; balance easy, cal
Oaage 1881. Room D. Nebraska
Bldg. ..... 80
cry REALTY NV. CO.,
6. X. Leslie, Manager.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09

FoR SALE-By owner, broom bungalow,
with furniture. all practically new. 2ll2
Fast barton. or phone after p. m. Oshge
AkEg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE K
SIS LON s,In

HOt SIS TOR SALE ~
urNGALOW FOK SNLE-New mcdNs1
siN.rnom bungalow, garage suuthrrHt
part of city ON paved street. corner lot.
THIS is real buy Tor lig.5OO Tho John
~ Miller Co. rs Wost Fourth OSssc 6oi.
i3.50o WILL MY You n real home iu
bungalow court. nodern 6-rporn bur.
Ealow with breakfast room tile bath 4,
basement and garage. Let us show YOU
THIS beautiful bungalow and our tut Ire
plans % development IN bungalow cuIrt
The John n Miller Coz is W. Fourth tt
ihone psaEc bO4
1900 CASH. five rooms. KendsnI only
% 800 todar %.
EtWOOD. N.-Fivc rooms corner. good
terms. Cedar a.
BARGAIN in HeiIvicw: rooms and
sleeping porch; modern garares large
east front lot: fruit: best location. d,
block from car owner s7bO, il.J0O
cash Cedar lof'
1850 CASH puts IN possession ~ an at.
tractlvc 5-toum bungalow. gstagc aud
Easement; dandy location on the north
side. don't delay call Usage 9Bs6, Gordon
Grady. exclusive agents.
SOUTH SIDE. bungalow with six ricc
rooms oak floors, all the convenient
hnllt-in feature, garage and basement \
dandy good buy and very REASONABLE
terms; three blocks Of the catholic church.
Can Cedar ~ or Osago $3.50. cord m
Grady
SOUTH BALTIMORE, CLOSE IN, de-
lighttul 2-story home 2.car garage,
servants quarters. fun lot and native
shade, an exceptional good huy in "a
choice location can Usage gbSG. Gordon
Grady exclusive agents
$3.50 CASH, balance like rent, immcd ate
posRcsrion; Groom cottage. that VII
appeal to any one. conveniently located
can Usage 95S6 or Cedar 711, Gordon
exclusive agents.
Just BEING COMPLETEN, a nubby s.
room cottage, convenient 70 car liue
and school Fun east front lot; nice loca-
tton; OEly {i,b60 with $3.50 cash. hpla lCc
! 70 suit can Cedar 777 Gordon Grady.
Exclusive agents
| IRVING PLACE--Two story. large lot
east front, on paving 1880; front
rooms extend across front upstairs ami
down good oak floors huiit.ins. bascmoat.
| furnace and garage. 5000 viii handle II
taken quick. Cali y F Tryon. Cedar 20
and arrange 10 500 it
IMMEDIATE possession. new Groom bun
gslow; north side oak floors throughout,
splendid decorations and fixtures. 1 car
d garage; solid drive fine basement and fur
mace; full lot on paving $1,000 cash. bal
ance like rent only $1,000. +. +. Tryon,
.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09

MUST NEI.Ia fsT0OTN UIUENTUN UdHFTUENT. !.
garage; east front on pavement, large
lot: best location; cheap, easy terms.
Cedar 1914.
SOUTH sIDE-ss,OOo terms Beautiful d
room east front bungalow with every
thing that could be desired Ia home.
can us Usage sass, Cedar g25
DANDY HOME-Five rooms and bath; en-
amel finish: corner lot, rents for !id. can
ho bought for i5.Soc. $3.50 cash; balance
$50 monthly Call u.s. Reid d CrAbtree,
GsAge seas. Cedar 92s.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09

MUST SELL at a sacrifice. almost new
bungalow. close in on north side; g rooms
and breakfast room: oak floors. basement
and garage, price only $4,000, cash 81 900 :.
balance az you want H. Call quick on THIS
Usage 723t, room 8. Nebraska BldF, city
Realty Investment Co. C., X. Leslie. Mana
ger
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09
LANDS ,ND FARMS FOR SALE 81

IKUlGATED ALFALFA FNItM
100 acres nearly all in altlltl, close 10
Garden city Kan. irrigated by river
rights. also large pumping plant, equip
ped with electric motor. THIS means sure
crops; have Gplsndid market. only three
miles from the largest Alfalfa mlli IN
Kansas therefore brings good steady
income. ideal climate, pure SOFT water,
Eubatautlal convenient buildings, lice
shade and everything Urcrssary for tiu",
permanent happy home Pavement IL now
being CONSTRUCTED past the farm under
government supervision. Improvements
would cost now over go 900 alpna.
pr.co 1000. ore-haN cash, 0r liberal
discount Tor all each No trades con
sidered. PossesslOn can be given iu a
short time All necessary impiNu"n's,
horses and wagons for sale at a reason
able price. Also brood H1wn ana pifs On
alfalfa pasture for sale write at once,
this place viii sell as quick as the right
party secs it. Address.
| OTTO WEISS, WICHITA, KANSAS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-09

$500 BUYs this right new flye.roorn aud
breakfast room bungalow: all hardwood
floors; nicely decorated and nice light 'lS-
lures and is within walking distance,
owner leaving the city and this Is n bar
gain and exceptionally good terms. Let w
show you this one. 4. j. Jenkins. Phones
Usage ia06 Cedar Is, Evenings, Usage
.s-7 a, ns.po q--s
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LIE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


HOUSES TOR SALE N
500 CASH t-toom east front bungalow
ruli lot. close 10 ear ,lnr $3.50. Osagc
.'o0 OsaEc 9et3.
iNMEDlNTE ruSsEsSluN ..-rlun mod
crn bungalow. hardy uoi floors Uantc. d,
one block from car auf Jitucy $1,000 cash.
it'co 50 500. Owncr. Cedar DOS.
OWNER LEAVING town must tcu =.
driveway, large basement ,Isturu, fruit
east front, on pavement. best location.
close To- ,ar and jitucy, 5000, r'sS terms.
Cedar lo5i
ioK sALE ono s-room bvusr COR remosal.
can 5i2H " Archer 81
1850 CASH makes FIRST payment on B.
room bungalow; south side oak floors
new Price tGtoo. balance - month
lhoh" Usage 2htS'
NOGNLrS SOUTH Eight-ro1rr tuuEa-
low renting FOR 500 per month, 0u tHr
l'nc. gInsn TO school paving paid flf.
good n"ighhorhood' $4,000; WIN 200
1850
To TRADE VIII take smaller bungalow
go first payment ON large ]. rnru
fraWc apartment. situated ON south t'fin
now rented Tor $3.50 a month, tu. IfH.
rrrty t. priced night at $4,000 nnd is %
good Investment Phone ps'go a't3
EAST aipE.-Clorc In, lN-ruom roaming
house, ull modern. Eood CONDITION
basement. Nouu wen ava llH'tINf ''IN'I
lot, price and terms right can wright
Cedar 1850. 6i1 Hohinson mag
Ar 4 UNUGAlNa For sale two houses
on lot b0N225. rented, good incoW"
plenty ~ shade and good water. mont
OF lot vet 90 be- built on. anybody can
own this place with a very small cpeh
payment. $50 per month only one block
from car line and paving at Nern fteil"hi
Tho prico ON thus ~ nstpnlshingly Low
can Freeman. cedar 1850.
ts t,ttU4..I.,g, y
tulsa. We Will leave t. TO your JudE
mrnt and defy anybody 60 show nicer
one, an five rooms hardwood throughout; (;
the other featurcs Of this bungalow are
beautiful and all We ask n an opportunity
20 prove 10, on a corner lot. paved street,
east side, close CO. car line finished "nly
10 days. It takes only s. 600 cash and ij5
per month. Think OF II at only $1,000 3
shown hy appointment. Call Freeman,
Cedar 1870
TO TRADE. VIII take "A tight car 49, part
~ first payment ON Groom duplex
Phone Osagc 2s'S .-.
NORTH SIDE. ciosc NJ new 6-rootn mod
orn bungalow. FrHu'h doors, old IVORY
fipl a. convenient to school for ti5'N :
tiOOt cash, $40 per month, eau Estey'
: OeaFc 81.
/ 10 BLOCKS east splendid 5-room mod m
I bungalow, mautcl; electricity pantry =
I finished rooms with fire place lnva,ory
I'm basement; native shade fruit, s'5on ,
si,2bO cash; fine home OF investment
-. Phelan. Usage A6s2
II VLOCKS from Fourth and Main west
/ fine 4-roorn modern uuplcN house, two
rcIrpu purchcs, cheapest and best rcn,al
property In Tulsa 50 500; 1850 cash. 7 j.
/ Phelan. Osagc itN2.
| 100 BLOCK north. finc splendid i-ropm
! bungalow, sleeping porch 100 i"ot
! wolf. close 10 school and transportation.
So $50: $3.50 cash 7. j. rhclan. Usage
/ IGs2
FOR SALE-IBy owner, J-room bungalow.
with furniture, all praeboally new ~
( East Barton, or phone after p. m. Osage
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