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SHANNoN'& & LUCHS,
A SELECTED LIST OF BARGAINS
.. For Sale BY
MOORE & HILL, Inc,
Near Conn. Ave. and Bancroft St

Near Conn. Ave. and Bancroft St
Ono of the most desirable houses in town
for the price, considering the fact that tho
house Is most attractive and the location
ideal.
Price $25,0O0.
A strictly modern homo Of the very best
constructions. containing I: rooms and 8
baths; hot-water heat. electric light hard
wood floors: lot 25xt00 to alley; reaSons-
BILE terms; immediate posse ssion.
Near Chevy Chase Circle, One Half
Square Of Conn. Ave. Price, 81, 800.
A beautiful detached home on wide, deep
lot; 8 beautiful reomr. baths; hot-wster
heat, electric light, hardwood floors; fne
garage; immediate possession.
Fine Home on 9th Street N. W.,
Between M & N SITS. Price, 5000.
A property that makes a good home or
Ia suitabl for business purposes; the house
large rooms and bath, hot-water heat: cx-
ira deep lot, with large double garage;
reasonable terms
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18TH ST., NEAR MASSACHUSETTS
AVE.-$10,OOO.

Detached brick, 2-story. containing 3
large. bright and sunny rooms. one bath
hot water heating plant recently Installed: |:
small first trust; requires about S. 900 in
cash. This property Is occupied by owner
who will give immediate possession TO pur-
chaser.
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NEAR INTERSTATE COMMERCE
-xl2 O(1O- $50. .a

S-story brick, in good: csnditien,, ,contsip-
ing large rooms and bath; well heated |;
First trust Of $4,000; reasonable terms can
be arranged for tho balance. This 10 very
desirable property owing to tho location.
Possession within reasonable time. -
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Ono of the most desirable houses in town
for the price, considering. the fact that the
house IL most attractive and the location
ideal. '
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Fine Home on 9th Street N. W.,
Between M & N SITS. Price, $15, 900.
A Beautiful Home in Mt. Pleasant
Near 18th and Monroe. Price $11, 800

modern thrcc-story brick dwelling Of
10 roons and baths, hot-water heat,
electric light: large lot, 150 feet deep to
alley: immediate possession. Price Sl1, 500
Rcaso ma Bile terms.
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Cleveland Park.
Price $12,500.

A very attractive home. containing .
rooms and baths: hot-wster heat: cleo
trio light brick house with garage; imme-
diate possession. .,..
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NEAR WAR DEPARTMENT.
$40 600.

very cheap house for this locality; s.
story brick. consisting OF 8 large rooms and
2 baths; has gas and electricity, and we'll
heated. Occupied by tenant can be seen
by appointment through this office only.
Property Is ciesr. and ressonsble terms
could be arranged. -
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An Excellent Home in Bloomingdale.
Near First and s SITS. N. w

A wcl-built two-story brick dwelling: 8
roUms reception hall and bath; finc cellar:
good lot: garage. Price $500 Possession
when desired.
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s... ....
JOHN +. DONOHOE & SONS. Inc.
314 Pennsylvania Avenue, S. f.,
, For Colorcd Home Seekers.
a.. Price s3.400. '...
.1Ie-1:i J., 81. y. ". Two dve.room brick
houses. Terms. 5000 cash. balance tG5 per
month including intcrcpt and prlncipsL
; ,,. "n' Price $3 200. s.. . .
1liS. lst 81 N. W. \ sS-roow and bath
brick house. Tcr,ps $3.50 cssh, hslanc.
,H5 per month, inclsding interest and pr1n-
eipsl.
Price $3.50.
1883 9Th 1T. \, ". : sN-room and bath
brick house. Terms 1850 'ca sh bsIsnc.
so per month. Including iutcrcUt and priu.
,airuL
Prico $500.
"Oi I -. :. ". liN -rnnm grd BATH
brlqk house. Terms 500 rrsr, bglsnr.
40 per month including intcscai and prir.
cipJE
JOHN +. DONOHOE q SONS. Inc.
31A Pennsylvania Avenue, 3. l.,
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A Fine Two-Family Apartment
Near the Union Station
Dricn &c 6(lQ

3. This is q we'll built brick building, with
rooms and bath on each floor; separate
hosting plants: cellar: good lot. Price
$500. $500 cash required.
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JOHN T. DONOHOE h SONS. Inc.
3lA Pennsylvania Avenue s. Z.
Price, $500.
:is FIFTH ST s. B.,-hn cisht.reon,,
press brick bay-window heus., With mod.
ern heating plant: the ovper Of this ppop-
srty iS leaving the city and the key Is II
thi, onicc. An OFFER WANTED -
Price, $1,000. -. .. g..
6oH \ ST. & E--hp eight-rsom. press.
brick window hcu~, with furnace
heat; cellar. We ran arrange very accom-
modstlng tcrpio on this property.
Price. s4,jI0.
1ci CARROLL ST. 8. E.--.A sev,n-reom
modern brick house, in perfect condition; /;
trm,diste possession viii be given and
reasonable terms srrspgd. ..'' ',..
.. Price, 43,b90., .T'
ga FIRST ST. s. n. 4 s,r- room bay
window brick house: good frdotsge end
largo yard to alley; terpNs f5net Cs1h; bst-
sncc ,35 per month to incudo irterSst
and principal ...
JOHN J.. DONOHQE e. SONS, Inc.
314 Pennsylvania Avenue S. y.
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14th st. North of Park Road.
Price $4,000.

4 corner house in e4eelIsnt condition Z;
eo.tains 3 rooms and baths; electric
hgtt hot-wstsr heat, psyquetry door,
lsrSe bseE yard to siiey;' rapidly inprov-
ipg In Nsiue' ~
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N ST. BETWEEN sTH AND 9TH
SEVERAL PROPERTIES
BELONGING TO ONE ESTATE.
I ST, NEAR 26TH N. W.
$3.50 EACH, F.

Four brcky. roorus and bath each
we'll rented to coiorsd tenants. Trust,
required. Must be sold as an entireiy.
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ON NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE,
Mr. WASHINGTON CIRCLE.
$1,000 SUBMIT OFFER.

VACANT. Ready for, occupancy
BY puressysr.' Wight reopss and
esthi strses beat, Esr: vel
contributes t-story brick dveliins,
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! Czza6eu REAL ESTATE o4d,rn2sig NoWsl
3 ron sALG-wousGs

n =. 90.
- '.REAL ESTATE
n, OPPORTUNITIES.
-. iss.ioo.
NORTHEAST.
D.trssis smell home 81 ava rosmA. con
vsnisf 70 sHfSrsst car line; porch. front;
white lss.lnls5, tsp'; sss ;,,gsS rsS,h
~" J $500.
: NORTHWEST.
.. ~ IS '' W. az X 's'sf e:siissa
mAHekNEr a SULLIVAN
i-,s s., 800. f.,,
T. So SOUTHWEST. ....
Near stb AID ~ sIets 8 " Brick
ssifty sssll"ss s.s - .r.,s tSs. is ss. s ''';''''''
MAHoRSEf . SULLIVAN
NEAR CAPITOL. =.
Z. grlsk, swsiprg. With ist, 70 feet vide:
froptfns HsS Jssssy svepus e., ". suit
ssl. fos rcpEfsS hops.. Three story sas
NAHonSgr & SULLIVAN. :.
- $4,000.
II NORTHWEST. ~.
powstovn ieeatiss; nesr I'd and .
.trsstsi ssri. .gstashsd brick house, 10
iorn.s's siaHosss;r All .;:'ss sJETfSsS S'iItS's 'e
KIN, ss.soo.
BLOOMiNGDALE.
,.s ssT ?. sstsSasa 4 sslns Sssh is5.
bath: sleeping porch; hot-vster heat; large
,MAKoRSEv SULLIVAN. 49,
-,..r, $s,45O. ~. g.. T.,
CORNER HOME. t......'
Detached, with lot soIto feet. Columbia
s5,tbS; 8 years. Assessed valuation IS, $50.
Out-of-town owner -anxious to sell
MAHoRNEY & SULLIVAN,
s06 New York Ave. Tel. Main 1921.
See Mahorpey & Sullivan
They Know Washington"
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Near North Capitol and S Sts

Attractive two story and cellar brick
brownstone trimmings; seven rooms
tiled bath. heated by hot water: excel
lent noiSh borhooJ: priced very reason
able. Wide and deep lot TO 2O-ft al
ley. Garage. Price, $500. offer.
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NORTHEAST.
5000.

Distantlseeot 2 block. fron thf
s,,,.n s:y,.nm.Ss rr.rt1.S nr,n,S, offiss' un,eh
sobsisntisr prleE dvsllfrs csui ain,
Ing 8 rooms and b~thl fnrnsss
hiatt g.s; corner Of an alley space
for Ssrass' ''f.' "
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} > $500.
BLOOMINGDALE

Semi detached BRICK dwYllipE with gsr-
bath; sleeping porch; hot-v heat; large
,MAKoRSEv SULLIVAN. '-..
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Mount Pleasant.
Price $11,500.

Close to Mount Pieasapt car line; an at
tPactive Groom. bath and lavatory house.
with built-in garage; all modern improve
ments.
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Mount Pleasant.
Price $12,500.

Near Seventsentb ana Kilbourne sts .
1e-room. and bath house; hot-wster heat;
room. for 'gsSsge; immediate possession; In
excellent condition. I.,s'.
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Near oath and F SITS. N. w.

A fine home for q colored family: a we'll
built colonial brick dwelling; 6 rooms and
bath: excellent lot to alley. Price $3.50.
Easy terms.
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Mount Pleasant.
Price $10,50O.

West Of Mount Pleasant street. Contains
seven rooms and bath. servants room in
rage. House in excellent condition. Pos
session can DO given.
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18th Street Extended
Price $l3,500.

A brsnd-new detached bungalow: all
modern improvements: large lot: cont aims
2 rooms. bath and sarvz pts' toilet: fropt
room and rear porches; Immediate posses
sion. .'s ,....':- -
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Newton St., West of Mt. Pleasant.
VACANT.

Surrounded by attractive homes in
this unsurpassed neIghborhood. Three
story brick nine rooms, two baths.
hot-vster heat. electricity, gas, hard
wood floors: recently remodclcd: in
perfect condition; good lot double
brick garage. Possession st once.
Price, $4,000.
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SHANNON a LUCHS.
Main 2345.
'ANACoSTiA.
1880.

homs nine foofns and bath large
attl. sad cellar: b.~ metal root;
high elevation: sursctiye sur
rounolngs scar ssrsse; lot 1bK
igo; immediste possession.
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$3.50.
CORNER HONE.

| Detached, with lot soISo feet. Colum bla
Heights, Ten rooms and bath Loan
$500: 8 years. Assessed valuation $3.50.
Out-of-town owner -anxioss to sell. =.
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ron SALG-H0usEo


THOMAS J. FISHER & Co. Inc.
7ss 18th st N. W. Main $3.50
Consult Our Sales Department.
ON &c" ST. BET. zap AND PATH,
$500 Each. a : -. i
. TIVE stery. brlcts, 10 .i.oo eensitisn:
csntslns rooms .nd bath; sceupise py
monthly ensnts Thsse prcvevNes are
clear Of any trust. first and ssssns trusts
With . resgonsbie spSunt Of evsh eau be
srrsnsed for responsible purehassr.
N ST., BETWEEN STH AND ,5TH
5000.
lNNESTbGHTS--Jwo s-roors bricks and
two 1malI brlshs ~ resr. Thsss Ppspsrties
are all IN good eonditiopt have, orty . Hnsil
i,rst trust, and gre wsll' rented; total
15:.5o per month.
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5000. %,
NORTHWEST.

poWstovn iecatiss;' nesr I'd and D
strSets; sert- -dstaehsd keick house; 10
rsomy and bath Iei s5Yfe5 feet to alley:
furnace beet Asssssrd vsluaueo $3.50.
4 :" 'MAHcRNEfs & SULLIVAN.
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MT. PLEASANT.
$4,000.

A tine corner residence, contain
Ing IL rooms, J baths: all outslde
rooms; hot-vater. heat, electricity;
?-car garage house newly deco
rated and In good repair through
out overlooking Rock Greek Prsh.
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S7.2so

Ss.2so
A asst @ssinSklS home Of 10 Tsxns sns
bStAx; " the koRyttEAsr; ussly ps'
psry1 \ ". hs sensspisnj 70 G4-s. Res
sosshs .tsspy 30. -
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PARK RID. y. W., bet i4th and Isth-A
7-room colonial brick, q. m l.. including
h.-w. h and electric lights; house nearly
new; can obtain possession and title in five
days. Phone owner. Col. 5s15-J. Price,
5000. Il.
POTOMAC HEI0HTssiI rooms and tile
bath, hot-weter heat. electric lights; lot
5oxllS; price 1880; cash 31,500 w. =.
HUTTON. Main 1856.
DO YOU WANT A HOME IN
CHEVY CHASE?
Real value for money. Sec and be con-
winged. Owner leaving city. Must sell i'm
mediately
CALL CLEVELAND 1888.
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
47-acre subdivision property. inside Of
tho city limits; Just now the survey has
been made and laid OF In good-size lots,
sewer and electricity to this property and
one car fare: and 5000 Of street improve
ments made up to this property just re-
Gently. .....t -.
have been informed by good business
people that there can be made out Of this
property by selling lots and building homes
on II at least 100000 clear of all expenses
Price just now s6o.os0. per cent commits
sion paid to any broker for making sale OF
II inside of the next 80 days
J. D. GARMAN,
District Nat. Bank Bldg.
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MAHORNEY & SULLIVAN.
s06 New York Ave. Tel. Main 1921
See Mshorpey & Sullivan
They Know Washington D
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AN EXCELLENT HOME
OFFERING-SI3,2OO.

ON Eoyrisenth street north OF
r4rk road modero construetion;
rsrauetIy floor; hardwood trim ON
rrst floor; trent End double rear
porches; space for garage; house
contslnh y rooms .Dd paths;
hot-wster heat and Electricity.
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AN EXCELLENT HOME

AN EN(EL,TFNT HOME
osn n. secures ny ~l4tius sbsi N,iu vsot
rires Nsrl Al Phone " IN ns,r
ke6n, 40 e>psvenyc0 bp~- stor viii h.Ip you
Nrl,s II snd ti' VIII b seat III. cSst -
shGht Pre-. .'..
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BOSS & PHELPS,
HOME OF HOMES.
Main 4340. laos H st. N. w.

bOSS q fnELfo,
HOME OF HOMES.
Main 4340. 1406 H st. N. W
Attractive Corner N. W.
-,.- Modern two:s,ory. colonial brick, 9
rooms, bath. hot-water heat. electric
lights lsundry trays in cellar. double
rear porches. glass enclosed, screened
and equipped with awnings. Well
tion asas'rHslse Paiee ;ss5cs ne n excellent ''nd'-
Detached, Saul's Addition.
bath, hot-water heat, electric light
hardwood floors, large porches. wide
and deep lot to alley. fruit, shade.
shrubbery, etc. Possession in two
weeks. Price only $4,000
Saul's Addition.
. Vacant: detached: s-room, bath,
modern homo, built on large lot;
spacious rooms and porches. attrsc-
tive finish; screens, awnings and
weather r,n.rIn s,r,T: shade fruit fiSwers' Ss'
churches, stores, etc. Don't fail to
sec this beautiful home. Priced right
Hard to Duplicate This One
at Pricc-$1I,5OO.
Tvo-story and cellar. colonial brick,
rooms, = baths, bedrooms hot
water heat. electric lights. gas. hard
wood floors: all rooms handsomei: tin
ished In mahogany and white, sleep
Ing porch. weather stripped. screens,
awnings, etc; good lot to alley; prac-
tiCally new and In excellent condition
Immediate possession.
Near North Capitol and S Sts.
Attractive two.story and cellar brick.
brownstone trimmings; seven rooms,
tiled bath. heated by hot water: excel
able wide and deep lot TO 2o-ft. al
ley. Garage. Frlcc, $500. Offer,
Newton St., West of Mt. Pleasant.
VACANT.
Surrounded BY attractive homes in
this unsurpassed neIehborhood. Three
story brick, nine rooms, two baths,
hot-vster heat electricity. gas, hard
wood floors: recently repodcicd in
perfect condition; good lot: double
brick garsge. Possession 81 once
Price. $4,000.
Park Rd., West of I4th st.
vacant. Tvo.stor".. moc-rn brick,
sit rooms. reception halt tiled bath,
electric lights: newly pHnnred aud
painted, and in ~ condition. Pricc,
fo,50o. 'potsca,ion at once. ..
GARDINER e. DENT,
'... az 18th St n, W,
Main 1854,
!. .,s-
Wsr, TO euy Home? E.aS
'"OUR ONE BEST BUY"
Cp tbs Real rsi,ts hPrre OF It's Time,
.n EVery Ssturusy.
SfX-RooN RRIcE, bath; n u. sertlon
..sg.9so;. $3.50 cash. In y. W. rooms
nv. h, 81, 500. Let Us arraDge cash pay
BY ~ HOME REALTY CO., Vs.
~ 500 North Capitol.
ron sALE--storf snd, 2 -sps rtnents aboy,
! sifsg ~, n, ", 'si7,opn.
n r.. T.. rELlpTr,
3D., 1855 n. v sve. Main ssS
OWNER, .,-cVinF South, must sstritic, (;
rsorr house. on u acre lpt y hnil- fror
sycs'rnort Island Statier ~ cabin Johr CA
Hpej t}2b spsh and te7s ir nates, ". VI
sTkrNAep, psrsru Of Standards,
,pUvCtrASyRs4-N Me. list 4
homes g~n, enI.rUy loeatrd, terms SIS
- tseo cssN balance - svli v W KING
sii lin .l k " peoo. VAN .aIk
Get tn,s the Hsblt of Res1irg
OUR ONE BEST BUY"
On ~. Real rus,, rsse s,tords,,
's s-. HasSEf HaasaonSEf ! sgItivAS
re.y .kne- -y.Se,ss,ss,"
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7ls 18th St. N, W.
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THE PROPERTIES, ADVERTISED under
u.s. THEY ARE ADVERTISED DAILY
IN ALL. PAPERS ,UkTIL SOLD. We give
ysur business personal and prompt atten-
tion. ass .-
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FOR COLORED PURCHASERS.

FOR COLORED PURCHASERS.
200 BLOCK 18TH ST.
rooms and bath; large yard to alley.
$4,000 $500 cash. $50 month.
1900 BLOCK 5TH ST.
5 rooms and bath: large yard to alley
$1,000; $500 cash, $40 n month.
500 BLOCK ON n ST.
rooms: large yard. $4,000; 1Soc cash,
$50 q month.
22oo BLOCK C ST. y. e
rooms end bath; yard TO alley. $500;
$500 cash, $50 month.
9 ST. BET. y. CAPITOL AND 1sT.
rooms and bath; yard. $4,000 $500
cash, $50 month.
rosrs and bath: large yard 3,,SCo:
$500 cash, $50 = month.
100 RIocE on 18TH 81.
?, rooms and bath; yard. $4,000 $500
cash, $40 month.
pUNkrS ST. y. E.
"-9tory brick, : rooms and bath ward to
alley $4,000; 1900 cash, s5e month.
RIDGE, ST. y. ".
:-family flat each flat containing 5
reorns and bath. 5000; 1900 cash, $40 a
month.
lsOc BLOCK 9TH sr.
..2,story brick, rooms; yard to. alley.
sS,5o6i $500 cash, $40 month.
Q ST. BET,,1ST ASp cNn e.
. rooms 'snd sat th; yard. $4,000 $500
cash. $50 month. t' ...
= =. o.. o. ',' .
q. =. -. 500 RLoCR l. ST.
s rcoms ..nd hath; house ~ .1eells2t
: 1910 BLOCK ..rU sT o..
l., 2 rooms sho ,ssth; garage ,5,5Og; 1900
cash, tSS q month, y ...
- - - > .,' =.
r, lsoo BLOCK sTu sr 30
s rooms ard bath ysrd to alley. $500;
$500 cash, $50 y month.
JOHN P. COLLINS CO,
:. 2ot,2o5 Mach'nists' Bldg.
=. 1,.a, Main $500 " e.
., Corper 9th s,t.- and Macs, ave. "
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-13
THE TALL OAKS OF HISTORY

True genius speaks not alone for Its own aga
but oil ages. 1, is the man who with q clear
understanding OF the past, realization OF the
present and prophetic vision OF the future. VINO
speaks immortal truths and endears himself to
his own age and succeeding ages we'll.
And It is this very quality which magnifies
the character of those early stalwarts OF Amer
lea who rough hewed the commonwealth
Washington reads today az II ne were of today
Marshall laborously enunclatng the doctrine
Of strong federal structure, may not have in
terpreted the public opinion OF his day. but
who will now say that ne did not inteepret the
necessities OF his country?
Abraham Lincoln, speaking at Springfield,
H., in 1887, expressed his fear that there would
come a man among the American people who
would seek TO overthrow their institutions. His
words, as we read them now. seem to be de-
scrptlye of the very present, not the words of
man delivered nearly four score Cf years
ago:
Towering genius disdains n beaten path
II seeks regions hitherto unexplored. II
sees no distinction in adding story to story
upon the monuments OF fame erected to
the memory OF others II denies that there
Is glory enough TO serve under any chief.
1t scorns To tread In the footsteps of any
predecessor, however illustrious. IL thirsts
ana burns Tor distinction. = Ii IL
unreasonable, then, To expect that some
man possessed OF the loftiest genius, coupled
with ambition sufficient to push IL to It's
utmost stretch. win at some time spring up
among us? And when such one does II
| will require the people to be united with
| each other, attached to the government and
| laws, and generally Intelligent. to success
| fully Illustrate his designs. Distinction viii
| be his paramount object and although he
would az willingly, perhaps more 30, acquire
| II by doing good as harm, yet that oppor-
| tunity being past and nothing left to be done
| In the way OF building up, he would set
| boldly TO the task OF pulling down"
Washington, Jefferson Lincoln. Cleveland
Roosevelt-each wrought nightly In his day
but the passing years but magnify the service
they rendered. make clearer the wisdom of thei
| advice!
Their spirits are amongst us today. still serv
Ing still directing, The old order has no
changed 1t will never change until that da!
when the American people deliberately decid
20 barter away their great birthrght for evei
less than a mess OF pottage!
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-13
A srnAn PANIC IN CrnA

The financial systcm of Cuba IN tottorinR az
a result ~ q panic caused by the bursting OF
the sugar bubble constructed on the impossible
policy of The Washington administration In per-
hitting one Of the greatest speculative orgies in
this prime necessity in all human history.
Sugar is tho principal industry OF Cuba rhe
fever ~ speculation ragged through the island
when prices began TO soar higher and higher.
Naturally the banks lost their heads and credits
were given growers and spectators 30 that sup
plies might he held for stil higher prices So
long ~ the public bought all was well
But when sanity regained It's throne in tho
United states and the people refused to longer
pay tho price demanded by constituencies spec
ulotors the whole bubble bursted. The con%-
quence might have been forcsccn and should
have been forescen.
Banks, highly inflated basis. with
strained credits extended on the strength OF
sugar. were threatened with disaster. Heroic
action was taken In tho hopes OF saving the
island from disastrous panic. The president
of Cuba proclaimed n moratorium which runs
to December I. and may he continued indefi-
nitely. This at lenst staves off the day of
liquidation but impartial and advised opinion
hositatcs to express confidence In its efficacy
to avert the readJustment and loss that seems
unacceptable.
II only the people OF the United States hal
gone on consenting to pay as cents a pound
for sugar all would have been well. Sugar IL
bound for approximately pre-war prices The
gentlemen who will be compelled to absorb the
difference between 35-cent sugar and Scent
sugar are the gentlemen who win pay the price
in full.
Nor do extend sympathy. Cuba, possibly.
viii have nghtriders, Just the cotton states.
But nightrlders the torch nor assassination
will bring back either accent cotton or 35-cent
sugarl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-13
Barometer Of Public Opinion
The Japanese Question.

Editor World I am a Californian. We OF
the Golden state will on November vote an
amendment to our state constitution prohibiting
Japanese from holding title to land Cali
fornians to man will vote for the amend
mont
Now comes James NJ Cox into the state and
he tells US In of his speeches that II elected
president he will at onco have the United states
Join the league of nations and ne will also work
Tor an exclusion law and a law that VIII pro-
hibit Japanese from owning land.
SO far all right Jimmie; the whole people Of
California are with you for are "agin" the
Jap. But let's see how your promises will work
out In fact. You get your league of nations by
the senate and we are In fact a member. You
get your exclusion act passed and by its prov-
sions every Jap who owns land In California
must forfeit his holdings and then Japan as a
nation gets hostile and 1t looks like war between
the United States and Japan. Just minute.
please--now comes the council OF the league OF
nations to arbitrate the question. Roth Japan
and the United States being interested parties
can have no voice in tho arbitration.
Now, Mr. Editor. you go out on the streets
OF Tulsa and you pick a hundred men and
question them about the Jap question in Cali
fornia and not one amongst the hundred will
know one iota about the situation. IL inteli-
gent men In America, in Oklahoma are ignorant
of the local situation. how much more ignorant
people OF foreign nations must be of the situa-
tion and the foreigners are called upon to arbi-
trate for us n question affecting this country
and upon a subject on which our most intelli-
gent people are ignorant
what the result OF the arbitration? Why
when these foreign arbiters are told that
OF their property. what will be their decision ?
Against America, OF course and the Jap stays
and Caifonians are impatiently awaiting for
November when they can march to the polls
and cast their votes for Cox the savior 90 OF
California from the Japs.
Mr.. Editor, the above is hardly In shape for
publication, but send II TO You as illustrating
u situation in California OF which but very few
people east of the Rocky mountains are familiar
Cox has made just such promises in his Cali
fornia speeches as above mentioned II there
were n bare possibility OF the election OF Cox
he should get the league through and his exclu
sion law passed, you how the people o
Californa Will be holding the sack?
]. w. RANDOLPH
Oklahoma City, oct 2,