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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-01-30
10000 Tons of Steel
Rails Communicated

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3O.-At the
request of the railroad administra-
ton, Acting Secretary Crowell of
the War Department, today signed an
order communicating 120,000,000 of
steel rails to be allotted among the
rail mills on the basis of their pro-
ductiye capacity.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-01-30
Employees Board To
Help Manage Plant

DAYTON, o., Jan. 3O.-President
Patterson, of the National Cash Reg
lister Company, today announced that
an advisory board of twenty-five en-
ployes, exclusive of persons holding
executive positions, will be created
at once to have a part determining
the policies of the management of
the concern.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-01-30
Sim Feiner Council
Gets Big Reception

DUBLIN, Jan. 30.-When the new
municipal council, composed of Sim
Feiners, met for the first time today,
it was greeted with the greatest en-
thusiasm by huge crowds, as the re-
publican flag was hoisted on the city
hail.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-01-30
Polite Dismissal.

Verona and Efiie were playing house
one day, when Bernlce joined them
They were not particularly anxious tC
see her that day, and Verona said
"Well, Bernice, you can be the cook
and this is your day out"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-01-30
Food Imports Grow
And Exports Drop

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3O.-Food-
stuffs imported i'll December amount
ed to nearly double the value brought
in in December, 1918, while exports
of foodstuffs were $30,000,000 be-
low the total for the same month a
year ago, according to figures given
today by the Department of Com
merce.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-01-30
ODESSA RETAKEN
.FROMBOLSHEVIKI:
Is SAFE
All Russian Leader Re-
ported Escaped To
Manchuria

HONOLULU, Jan. 3O.-(By Asso-
ciated Press Admiral Kolchak is
reported to have escaped from the
Bolshevibi and to be hiding in Man
churia, according to Toxic dispatch
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-01-30
NO CABINET BUSINESS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.-The
Presidents S cabinet did not hold it's
regular meeting today. While no of
fetal announcement was made, it
was understood none of the officials
had matters of particular moment
to present.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-01-30
Fear Dry Reformers
VIII Tackle Theater

NEW YORK, Jan. 3O.-Concern
lest the theatre be next attacked by
prohibition" reformers was express
ed in the current number of Equity,
the official organ of the Actors Equi-
ty Association, circulated here to-
day.
A ''hectic spirit Of reform is in the
air." says the publication.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-01-30
MANCET RAPS
misunderstood
DRUCCISTSHERE
Telegram Injustice, They
Say, Setting Forth
Facts

Because of being slightly misquot-
ed in the state press, and also because
of an evident misunderstanding upon
the part of John A. Manget, state fair
price commissioner, several druggists
of Americus this morning received
sharp kilograms from Mr.. Manget rel
ative to the interpretations of his fair
price drug ruling published here We'd
nesday. Not wishing to enter into
any controversy, but desiring on the
other hand to cooperate with him.
these druggists were reluctant todav
to discuss his message to them. They
expressed themselves, however, as
feeling that as q. result of Mr.. Man
gets misunderstanding he was doing
them an injustice by his inferences in
the telegram, and that the incorrect
ness of Mr.. Manget's understanding
should be set forth.
The Telegram.
Following is copy of Mr.. Man
gets telegram, which was identical to
all of them:
-----, Americus, Ga:
IF telegram published here af-
ternoon papers correctly quotes
you, Americus druggists should
get somebody interpret my drug
order to them. If people Ameri-
Gus being charged twenty-five cents
for calomel and soda, same is four
hundred per cent above Atlanta's
old price. After Sunday they won't
pay but five cents, if this office is
notified. Your charge that drug
glsts under my order may charge
fifty cents for same is either ignor-
ant or wilful misstatement, my
opinion being that your unfound-
ed charges are made to cast refec-
ton on effort being made to Sc
cure fair prices for Georgia. Spec
ial agents department of justice
will see that citizens Americas will
not pay fifty cents for five cents
worth of calomel and soda after
Sunday. JNO. A. MANGET,
Georgia Fair Price Commissioner.
Incorrectly Quoted.
"In the first place." said one of the
druggists, ''we were incorrectly quot
ed in the Atlanta papers; we do not
charge 25 cents for calomel and soda.
AS stated in The Times-Recorder
Wednesday, we get 10 cents for calo-
mel and soda put up in three sepa-
rate powders, delivered. This re-
quires compounding, just as surely
as any prescription. Mr.. Manget's
ruling clearly allows a charge of
30 cents for compounding, Is cents
for delivery, and double the cost OF
the drugs and container, which would
be another cents, or a total of Sc
cents.
"This was cited at the time merely
as an example of the fact that the
ruling would not affect prices here
as the local druggists already were
well within the limits or profits fixed
by Mr.. Manget. It was specifically
stated that we did not intend to raise
our prices to his published schedule
but would maintain the old schedule
which is considerably less.
eve feel that, since Mr.. Manget
is attempting to lower prices in Geor
gia and curb profteering, since oul
old schedule is considerably lower
than the maximum prices he fixes, oul
prices of the past should come in fol
commentator rather than rebuke.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-01-30
Alabama Delegation In
Congress To Run Again

BIRMINGHAM, Jan. 3O.-Mem-
bers of the state Democratic execu-
tive committee met here today to lay
plans for the state primary May II.
1t was stated Senator Underwood and
all congressman from the state will
offer for continuation in office.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-01-30
HEADS WAR FINANCE BOARD

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.-Frank-
lin W. McCutcheon, of New York, was
nominated today by President Wilson
to be director of the War Finance cor
poration.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-01-30
5000 Shoe Workers
Granted Increase

CINCINNATI, Jan. 30.-More than
5000 shot workers here were granted
an increase of pay today of from 18
to 25 per cent, with back pay dating
to November 1 last.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-01-30
NEW YORK FUTURES.
NEW ORLEANS FUTURES.
THE WEATHER

For Georgia-Generally cloudy to-
night and Saturday; little change in
temperature.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-01-30
earlnAmericus-AtlantaShortLne
Red Liquor
Dragged Out
To Fight Flu

NETRoIT,~ JAN. 80. - United
- States Marshal Behrendt was
authorized this morning in a tele-
gram from Washington to furnish
free of charge to all reputable ply
sicians whisky to be used in the
treatment of influenza cases.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-01-30

LOCAL SPOT COTTON.
Good Middling 40 cents.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-01-30

Llttieness Cast Aside.
A man in pursuit of greatness feels
no little Emerson.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-01-30

News of The Whole
World By
Associated Press
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-12-09

hands, her face uplifted, hse puckered
lips pouring forth the song Tat had
drawn him to the spot. A sunbonnet
swung from Der arm: her shoes and
stockinss lay upon the rock beside half
~ armful Of Wild roses.
4 twig dipped hack into place a. The
Psarihuntsr strained his face Q little
clossr. The song stopped; the girl
whisisd her eyes toward the swayins
twig. The man hattened and held bis
breath.
But The woodland song was done.
She slid back On the rock and reached
for her stockings and shoes. Such
fseti The rough shoes she picked up
dishonoeed them. Il would be giving
tAs Pearlhsnter uncertain praise b
say b didn't look. Besides. Il woulda't
b true. He did look. Il u bat simple
Justice to him to state. also, that after
the one glancs-a glance b. could no
more help than the branch could help
nowins-he dragged his eyes away
and held them away TIL be heard the
girl scramble to her feet on the rock.
A. che gathered up her armload Of
wild roses he had leisure to observe
her.
With the mass Of color close to her
face. Il was hard to tell the one from
the otheF-the flowers from the face
where the roses left OF and the face
began. Her hair hung loose. soft and
wavy-the kind Of hair roguish shaft
Of morning sun can change to spun
gold: lips like the song . moment ago
upon them: eyes like the little patch
Of sky At the bottom Of the Pools
eyes that opened wide: that had moth.
ing to conceal.
She was turning to spring to the
bank when the Pearihuntcr rose and
quietly stepped through the bushes.
She whirletl: and the two stood star.
ing at each other across the pool. The
flowers struggled from her arms and
dringled down upon the rocks.
The Pearlhunter's eyes were the
hrst to fall. Dragging on his battered
hat. half awkwardly. he bowed his
head and strove for q word to Justify
his Intrusion. hut he was slow Of
speech. Words came hard to him.
After q time. his eyes Travelled back
across the pool: past the patch Of sky
At the bottom: up the side Of the rock
where her feet had danGled.
The rock was bare. The gih had
gone.
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and forth. the fingers Of her thin
hands lacin9 and unlacinE nervousiy.
The breeze from the door was gut.
tering the candle. He crossed the
door to close II. A. he brought II
around. II scraped a small packe,
ahead Of It along the floor. He picked
II up and. after closing the door. car.
ried II to the candle. II was not big
ger than the length and width Of .
mans two thumbs, and was wrapped
IN brown paper. lie unrolled Il. The
first glance. as the folds fell nrart and
q bit Of cloth dropped upon the table.
brought . startled exclamation from
him. II was 4 rcd mask.
The Iron. Gray Woman ,eft hef
chair and came TO the table. me two
of them stood staring down upon the
bit Of flaming cloth.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-12-09

washington, D. c.-Hsy s.A FssA-
Hay receipts In western markets con.
.s: ss nsss sss s.s r. :
iswsr quotation: more IN proportion q
ssssa ~. &. n..s tsI,y are .1
from, P.eifle eos.s .se!ion whore ksy
81" k sSs s rsr Susie e as r.T9'ss
lss x;s:a: cry: :ss H:%eSi:: s,1 on:
~. 80 Hiass.poiis, siS Omaha. wv
les:s s..s.: s:ss:s s .ss : LUMP ~ Il
G 81: Sc: Is at ::;a
81 on eottonsssd meal and % on linsoed
neal Corp feeds fairly stron9. Gluten
scs q EN- soa res Stock cont,nus
1864 q d:maad which % iIEht for
this tlms Of yssr eraa offsr:d ~
s.e.s s' H s,ainss.. e;
- ss. 5is Ssmps! ,Sssss So mesi rs Is
s sciss s!s. .st:n N. c.s So ..
S!S!!esSo, i$s N; 81. Y;s.S Ell; tcsi middiiss;
kes Ss: shows sems recovery from lie
Soo per lee los. Cattle trade. however,
e.s ;s. ;;ss: IT, sssm Xxi
Per ~ ibs. FssdinE lambs. however.
YER. slow sellsre asd eassA up about
81. Deesmbsr I. top Chicago pricss:
Hogs. eie.se: ysasiins stssro, Oie.ee;
-: ees :s:'F h :s::r:..
Sx ~ V,sis smSS. ~ ~ ,.vssSl caves
~ ewes $50. with the exceptlon
Of 81, freeh nssat 1r!ces showed sub.
FaagiQg .e3.0epl ~ per ~ lbs. Veal
lest ee.Se4 ~. a. Tre1e reportsd draggY
;i;|S' =: ssS:;; ss;;;;;; rs:
|51isIs "a: ~ lls,,sS 'is'ss sss.SS: Sssvs;;
0NsaeExport sales were unusually
Asavy and demAn1 for cash wheat {oy
3xseort good a fin 1ric:.. Excelis9l
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ODE
Blue Moon
"A Tale of the FlatWoods

did not appear to come from shy tree.
but from some place down close to the
water Of another pool-anothsf spot
Just ahead where the water stopptd to
rest.
Parting the bushes with the utlpost
caution. be crept up to the edge Of
the pool aAd pesred forth. A wol) pan
"A girl-sat on nat rock juttlns ,ut
from the opposite bank. her bare flet
swinging In the water. her body bvnt
slightly back and propped on Ler
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CHAPTER u.


Amazed at the woodcraft that had
enabled the girl to disappear under
his very eyes, without 10 much % the
CULVER Of leaf. the Pearlhunter
crossed the branch on the rIfsie Of the
lower edge Of the pool. by springin.
from stone to stone. and went up TO
the rock. There lay the flowers In
scattered confuslon-a tumbled mass
Of refrsshins color: the half an arm.
ful Of pink and white and red Wild
rosss He picked up threeNa pink !;
u red; q white-and stood casing
down upon them. The true woods-
man u instinctivsly Q GENTLEMAN. He
did not know-hs did not tfy 70 know
that the giri watched his svsry
move from bshlnd . big oak Q fen
yards ~ The hank.
Like hsF-somshow." ~ nuttseed.
"wild Rossi Il might b hss nans.
A namei weaAse what ~ lths b
have Q 0anof"
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Can d No cemearsssa,

There can BE- no comparison made
between the intrinsic values q ths
human soul, and the world. Ths ons
10 immortal. everlasting: the other y
corruptibls. transitory. Ths oos has
bsen redeemed By The precious blood
q Jesus; the other evea now creams
for redemption. The one u made u
The image and after The llksaees q
God: the other bat impeffeetiy ~
6eets, - IN q mirror. the Weo6esf1l
majesty and power q 0od-Rsv. Hse
~ 1NwmAas NM.
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WILD Rosr.

usvss having kAswn
his father. and living With his
mother o. Q houssboat on the We.
bash river. "teArlhuntsr-ths emily
aaane he haD-ssAyns from her .
Dast - the story Of her sad life.
The recital y interrupted ~ fear
fG a. - esughiag. hut PEARL
Auatse lsAfna bow ana why his
methse IN ~ father; also that
- has thS bess blood Of Virginia
- his vAsO-hs. . man without
name. Z fseshvatss pearlhunter n
~ 1a3aaasA oAto q the Wabash
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LATE MARKET REPORTS
Wsstsra Nsvspa,ss uaiea News Service.
DHvvHR LIVE STOCK.

DEHvE1 LIVE STOCK.
,TAs Offering q cattle ipeiuded i,tt Il
s:S' ss:a 49, s. .hsa e''
lev hssf cattle Offered found an early
clearance At slightly lower prices.
rsSistsrsd. and trading on this class Of
stock has been somewhat draggy.
Aithough heg r.ssipts were 9, som e.
What large the offertnS found an Sas.y
s sss: good q 's::Sy Z Fss
$50 s::s : .sss, win = fair 'DFiaklias of
TrsdinE On sheep has BEEN limited.
iness was active on this market While
=: m. tfsso; x s1s sseistsrs@ .''
Trading on feeder. and stocksrs has
narket Nefs Allow e taks ho L,;;.h but
low" as'' p1 1na.s' cholss sssdinF :sssIs
s.eei G %isss S!ins 1aoF:. E.iE :tosk
-: ~. :: sa1s:s s' us sn g s ss Stock
were auot eS" 4 500 70 $3.50. The Fsn:
sral market on cows was called 10 to
Good steers probably would bring
1S.7S and possibly more.
Hess.
Liberal supplies Of good hogs have
been received on this market. A GOOD
asmand was reEistsred and the effsr.
10 strong prices. Come traders were Of
the opinion that price. were 2 dime
been good. The bulk Of the offering
4 strons Inquiry he: been registered
on pigs, and the offering Of this class
Of stock found clearance At 500 to
The bulk Of the run consisted Of
feeders. little fat stock being Offered:
e: been noted and .o@s traders , wsrc
would bring up to jll.00 or possibly
more. Common fseding lambs were
Good feeding lambs were quoted at
$3.50 to 5000. with indications that
choice stock would bring more. FAIR
to medium lambs were quoted At 1898
rev fat ewes were offered. One lead
Of good stock sold 4t $3.50.
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uepseyID ugnysfa ug5saaAlJossa
SONlNSGlOM,
LESSON

Dy REV. p. 3. FITZWATER. n n.
Teacher OF English Bible In the Noo14
Bible Institute Of ChicAgo.)
"a 1880. wsstsrn Nswsps per Unieal
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fuuSed-had an uncomfortable knAcb
Of seeming to see everything In sight
They wore Just now flitting furtiveiy.
a bit contemptuously. over the tall DC.
ure Of the young tsan facing him.
"You'rs the fsllaw they call thu
Pearihunter1~
The gray eyes Of the man addressed
were blazing; his fingers manifesting
an almost uncontrollable inclination
to tuck Themselves into his paine
but he held himxc,f and answered
civilly,
1.-THE, do call me- that
"What are you doing IL this cabinr
Els It yoursf'
mo difference whether II 10 OF
whether 1t isn't. It's no place for river
scum to wash ashore"
A stranger ought to be pretty sure
Of himself before he says thing Ike
that, especially when he says It the
way the Afan-in-the-Fancy-Vest said
It. He didn't know the Pearlhunter
not as the river men knew him-or
he would have considered long time
mrs!. ALMOST any river man a.ons NV
Wabash could have told him that
things would happen. Things DID
happen. Still, It probably would have
been just the same anyhow. A wildcat
eou'un nave oooged the to,''ca'louse"
ns. tnat staooeo acrcs. tne eanu, u
.,s"t' H caught the in's"uer "a. ~
tne mouth ana pitcneo MN D..H
asa'nst tne aoor' winch s'aniieu "
inc wan, ana mus saVeo MI" ITO" gu
Jug c'ear u t"e noor. /,
he was up In a hasn. His hand
cropped toward MS hip. 1hat ID a.
ways a dangerous motion to MAKE !"
the Fiatwoods; never more so than
Just then and there. The Pearlhanter
had anticipated such a move. HIS
own hand reached MS nip the nash OF
a second ahead. The two STOOL eyeins
each other' crouched and tense
There came scream from the
lron-Gray-Woman. She had risen
from her chair. The Pearlhunter
dared not look, but he saw the eyes OF
the man ne faced turning irresistib'y
toward the sound. With the nrst
eiance = start"hg change came over
MIN MS eyes strained; Stared; MS
manu- ie't ME mp sno weh. 10 ms Ice'
ne s.la'sn'eneo sno snrnnk oec.
AGAINST tue c"o!n door. 1ne
nunter oared not iook arouno' yet ne
knew ms notner was coming: win
. step ne "ouid NOT nave oeiieved II
possible tor ner 70 tske sne was %
tween tne'"' net iaee so'aae WIN 1"'
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LESSON TExT-Natt, 11:N-M
GOLDEN TExT-Ths kingdom Of heAy.
On 10 not meat and drink: but righteous.
ness. and peace, and Joy In The Hely
0host.-Rom. M:11
ADDITIONAL MATERIAL . Nayk
l:16-12: Luke U:lo-u.
PRIMARY TOPIC Sowing b coed
Ground.
JUNIOR ToPIc-short Stories fhas i.
sus Told.
INTERMEDIARY AND SENIOR roPao
-Christ's Joy Of Finding the Lost.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC
Tho Supreme Importance Of CheiDes
Sacrifice for the Lost.
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Colorado ,, sst.lsm.n, prices:
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ns S'ss nss..
(To De CONTlNUED.I

Although truth b stranger thas ac
esss 70 many people. thsy 6saV seem
b cnso ~ % iatro19c1Sr.
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1t Will Pay You to Inves-
tigate the following:

Beautiful corner lot 50x140. Ter
race Drive first subdivision, only
$3.50. High level lot full size, Col
lege Avenue, near College, $3.50 cash.
VIII trade as part payment with
some cash for residence. East front
lot, North Boston street, where val
ues are growing, $500. East front,
1900 block, North Elwood best left
in vacant. s1,750. on North Chey-
enne among fine two-story homes,
beautiful homesite, where good lots
are very scarce, good terms can be
made. s2,750.
Two acres In Pomeroy Heights,
where lots are plated all about and
selling rapidly, we can make good
terms. $3.50 per acre.
Three and one half acres, close to
Terrace Drive paving, ready now to
subdivide into lots. Have you been
informed OF the rapid development
in this vicinity? II not ask us about
1t and let us show you, you will i'm
mediatcly be convinced that this
tract is a good bargain.
Five acres, well-improved, North
Lewis avenue district, fruit, shade,
house and barn, well, gas com
Portable place TO live, near the city.
Price, $4,000.
Apartment site, close in. 5oxl0n.
will furnish n fine set OF plans with
complete specifications II desired
Good terms S10,5O0.
Elght-room, east front modern
home, basement. furnace, garage,
oak floors throughout buit-in fea-
lures, close in in South Side. Terms
easy, $1,000.
GnyaD Y,,oSprp
bungalow, just completed. hardwood
floors throughout, large basement,
garage, solid drive, beautiful decora-
tions, fireplace with pretty mantel
and good fixtures, ready now to
move right in. 81 500 cash will
handle, attractive terms on balance.
This house will appeal 70 you II
you want nice home, price $500.
Six rooms, two-story, close in mod
ern home. garage and basement. This
property is in walking distance and
Is a bargain, good terms and the
price Is low at, $500.
Five rooms, east front modern,
fireplace, hardwood floors in two
rooms, garage. fine lot with fine sur
roundings, North Denver street.
Price only s6,500 with exceptionally
good terms Now rush around II
you are really interested in bar
gain for we nor you cannot duplicate
this for the money in Tulsa. owner
going away is only reason for SELL
Ing.
Four-room frame house with two
room house on rear Of a fine corner
lot In Kendall. $3.50 cash. balance
easy terms. Price S4500.
Four rooms on east Federal paved
highway, fine lot, some terms, price
s2,s0O for quick sale. Many other
good buys, See
E.G. CWmmim@
Room 2io-ll Palace Bldg.
Usage 1870, Usage $50.
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OKLAHOMA firm, exclusive state distri-
butor for high quality automobile nee
essities has an excellent opportunity for
salesman covering northeast quarter Of
state with headquarters in Tulsa. must
have own car TO travel in, experience not
essential, but must show ability: COM
mission basis; this territory should net
from three to five thousand dollars an
n1ally to man that will work. fine
chance to build up a pleasant and per
manent business with increasing income.
must furnish bond. answer In own hand
writing giving age, weight. heighth
married or single; previous business ex-
periehce and references. Address p o Box
1924, Oklahoma city, Oklahoma.
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rOR SALE-l20- farm near stark
city. Mo all In crops; good house, good
roads and excellent crops. Write or call
Floyd Hoffman, stark city Mo, one OF
the best buys on the market today.
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REAL ESTATE
TWO STORY
REAL BARGAIN

STORY
REAL BARGAIN
MoRN1NGsIDE DISTRICT
Nearly complete and well built home
OF eight rooms, basement (fulD. g
car garage and servants quarters.
modern. oak floors and OAK finish.
tled bath with recessed tub and
pedestal lavatory. furnace. all rooms
large and well ventilated. good ma
tive shade; large front porch, storm
shcetod; brick and tile foundation
See this one today. buy before fall
and higher prices. Call us for bar
gains In all classes of Tulsa real
estate.
ADAMS & WALKER
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FOR SALE--i6O acres Irrigated farm, in
high state Of cultivation. Address J. VI.
Psrdue Carlsbad y. NJ.
FOR information about Southeast Ar
kansas write Hardy & Wells. Monticello.
Ark. for their list.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-14
rRACKAGE AND INDIJSTRIAL IS

FOR sALE--SpIcndId tTsckaFe on Frisco.
250Eli0 feet snap for s.. 900. Leslie
Brooks Company. Osare es73 and 244.
A Full hall block OF ground close in aud
suitable for factory warehouse and many
fter purposes; fronts three paved streets.
Phone osage 1851 for location, price etc,
w Henry.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-14
F. F. TRYON
$500 DOWN
NEW BROADMOOR BUNGALOWS

BRoADMooR BUNGALOWS
%.
fronts 40 and 50 foot lots all $50 feet deep Large
on kitchens covered with sanas all having sanitary wood
shelves butn boards several
etc
has basement hot
month
Addition. All improvements in.
s2O KENNEDY BLDG. CEDAR