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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-04
Georges Carpenter Is to
We'd Childhood Sweetheart

PARIS. March g Georges car
poutior hcavyWcIght pugilistic cham
plun OF Europe, and Mile. Gcorgetto
Elcasscr will be married next Mon
day, according to announcement here
today.
Carpontier's marriage viii mark
the elimination OF "a romance OF
many years. The bride to be orig
inally resided In the Lens country,
Carpenters boyhoud home. They
have known each other since child
hood.
Lately there have been many ru-
mors of Carpenters engagement to
a wealthy young widow. a foreigner.
with whom Carpenter danced often
at one of the leading hotels OF Paris
"a close friend OF Carpenter said
after reports of the engagement had
been denied by both Carpenter and
the widow, that the pugiiist might
have been "a successful suitnr for the
widows hand had he chosen, but he
decided to remain true to his boy
hood love. Tho widow, who Is ~
years old. has IA fortune estimated at
more than 20.0OO,O0O francs
Carpenters bride Will accompany
him to America when he sails
March l3
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PLAN CHARITY EXCHANGE
Gertrude Vnilc's Proposal tn Child
Welfare Board May he Adopted

A confidential charity oxchangr
may be organized by the various
charity agencies OF Tulsa as tho re
suit Of "A speech on the advantage
OF such an exchange made Wednes
day morning at the monthly meet
ing OF the Child Welfare board BY
Miss Gertrude Naile. associate field
director OF tho American associa
tion for family social work.
Miss Vale Will return TO Tulsa
the latter part or next week TO pre-
Hont the plan To Representatives
from an the agencies and II Is moro
than probable that the plan viii be
adopted
Niss Vale told members OF the
child Welfare board that a conf
Dental exchange eliminated duph-
cation OF effort. enabled different
agencies to secure valuable informa
ton from each other. and prevented
occasional deceit practiced by bene
ticiariet' Miss Vale also spoke Of
IA" mothers pension law OF okla
huma
The Chiid Welfare board of this
city wiz observe national tag day or
April 3 he lust Saturday before
Easter Sunday 10 was announced.
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PARIS, March 3.--Whon Georges
Carpenter. the apollo of the prize
ring and heavyweight champion Of
Europe, sails for the United States
this month after his marriage to u
beautiful l7-ycar-old Euroucan girl,
he will leave behind disappointed
American hcircss who has been per
sistontly following leap year tao
tics" in an effort To win Carpcntior
for herself.
The identity Of the American mil
lionairess has not boeh revealed, but
she Is described as young and beau
tiful with a dover of $500. 900. She
fell in love with Carpenter without
having seen him and Immediately set
out to win him. she crossed the At
lantic with the declaration u her in
timate friends that she would make
every effort to win Georges" She
took a suite at the Ritz ana lost no
tine In seeking an Introduction to
the pug Hist when Carpenter went
10 England to fight Joe Beckett. the
American girl followed and was an
admiring spectator ut the ringside
when Carpenter knocked Beck EFT
out in the first round
when Carpenter returned to
France ana 10 inc ltINflfd 'Nt amer
lean girl was close behind Hv this
time the handsome young pugilist
was fully aware OF The girls intou-
tions and he politely informed her
that he was hOuorcd, but that his
choice was "Gcorgotte." "GoorEcttc'
IS Mile. Gcorgctte Eleassor. the
champions fiancee. She has Dutch
blood in her veins and her youthful
beauty is set off by n mass Of nat
ural blonde hair which is one Of the
crowning glorics of the women Of
the race.
II the intrlcacios Of the marriage
laws and the attendant red tape will
permit Carpenter is determined TO
defy the "13 houduO' and marry
Mile. Georgette on the thirteenth Of
this month.
French newspapers print lauditory
articles on jeff Smiths offer TO box
Carpenter and give the entire re-
coipts To the French war fund for
the blind and those permanently dis
ablcd I'm the war, but it les unlikely
the champion will accept
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-04
AGGIE MEET STARTS
More Than 100 nigh schools 10 Com
pete in Basketball Tournament
al saltwater

SALTWATER okla, Maroh "a
More than 400 players in high school
teams Of the state will compete In
the invitation basketball tournament
here Thursday and Friday. Many OF
the players arrived here tonight and
more were coming on every train.
over 40 teams have signifled their
intention Of competing.
Tho tournament was arranged by
the agricultural college as "A Compli-
mcnt to the teams of the state.
Games will begin at . o'clock Thurs
day morning and continue through
both days.
Thursday and Friday nights the
Aggies will meet the Central Normal
team in two exhibition games.
Saturday night the student pep"
organizations and the stuVant body
as IA whole will put on "A big indoor
carnival for the visiting high school
students.
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The Turf
AT NEW ORLEANS.
Results Yesterday.

First race. three and ono hair fur
longs pmribus CrroNcrJ first.
Machine Gunner. Wilmington scc-
ond. Trompeau, ,Sachl third.
Time, ~. John Arbor Tummle C.,
Charley BOY, Winorquist, superb,
also ran.
Second raco, six furlongs .IIacka-
more, Rodrique2D first; Viola CART
n"y tSmithJ second. RAPID stride,
Cjudgc) third. Time. l.lG. Powder
FLASK, Encrinitc, Richard v, BETTY
Curry, Riddle. Bonecia, Viola GHff-
noy Bohor- Ma lirecna. bounding
Through, Emma j also ran.
Third race, five and one half fur
longs--Purt Light. (StackD first,
Arch Plotter, dIoinlsch) second. I.
Onico. DtichcrcoD third Time,
1907 2-5. Goldvalc, American Eagle,
Cock % the Main, Etruscan. Ting
A-Llng, Sammy Boy Archie Alex
andor, Bonestclle, also ran.
Fourth race. one milc--Lnzy Lou,
CWida) first. Trusty. CStacb sec
ond; Soldat de Ncrdun, Lyko)
third. Time i.iO Dairyman
Siesta, Queen Blond. Duke of Ian
caster. Triumphant, tia. also ran.
Fifth race, five and one-half fur
lonPs-Arnold. tButwelD first; T.
Win, Gykcb second: Ticklish.
tThurberD third Time, 1907. Ultra
Gold also ran.
sixth race, mile and 10 yards
Heavy Weapon. tWldaD first. Nep-
pcrhan tIurllcrJ second; Golden
Dawn, tStncb third. Time, l:iG 80.
Prunes, Counter Balance, Saints
Bridge, Paddy Dear also ran.
Seventh race mile and sixteenth
Sea urchln. Mooney first; GrHgon
Rock, GH1eploD second. Sophia Gate
wood, OorGHuD third Time. l.A9.
Arbitrator, Juanita, Christie. T. g,
King, Rookcry, Sentimental Little
String. Milton EObloc, Raronteusc
Prince Douglas. CorHon, Lady ward,
also ran.
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PLAYERS WANTED FOR W. A..
Magnaics on Hunt for Tacnt--To
Meet Here Next sunday.

Western association baseball mag
mates have started "A hunt for play
ers. Emmett Rogers OF thc Henry
eta clSJ Is on a tour OF Texas and
other southwestern states now Nor
man and Howard Price OF Pawhuslka
DICK Cooley at Okmulgce, Charles
Schmidt at Fort smith. +. II, Me
BAHIA OF Chlckasha, Ted Waring Of
Enid and Doctor Socbuugh OF Spring
field are all veteran baseball men
who can secure talent at any time.
Affairs at Drumright are being
rapidly settled. II is planned 10y tho
owners Of that club to make up their
team with young talent the majority
OF which viii be recruited from
oklahoma Independent circles
Tho final meeting Of the Western
association n to be held next sunday
morning in Tulsa, at 10 O'Clock
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does 1t care to hear Of "a match IN
which the champion Is to defend
his title until hc can be cleared OF
the federal charges II is the best
for the game that % showdown be
had. and that the champion Dee fnr
ever shown to be as any exempted
man, with good cause, or as %
Stacker. Tho latter action would, of
course, make him impossible us Il
holder of worlds boxing champion
ship. and aS "a representative Amer
lean boxer. -
Indications arc that Jimmy Bron-
son ls TO wage "a campaign iu which
he will seek To match his protcgc.
Bob Martin, a. T.. T.. ana iutcrul-
lied champion, with Carpenter.
Martin is 10 Ect another crack at Ser
geuut Ray Smith within few
weeks. Smith defeated Bob a few
weeks ago. II was In his bout with
Smith that Martin injured his hand,
which has since kept him idle. Mar
tin must show more than ne has to
date to get o. crack al the French
man. Even the prestige OF tho A. r..
f.. championship is not sufficient to
warrant q bout with Georges. not
until he beats some real heavyweight
cOntenders. Besides, it would hc
good sportsmanship on the part Of
Bronson and company To let the Car
penticr matter rest until Dempsey L.
given a hearing.
Martin Is not the best prospect of
the challengers. Despite his success
In the army and his good start on this
side he does not yet loom az the
most formidable championship
claimant. Smith can dispute that
al In. suh
Fulton are the most likely OF the
lot. T.
Fred has been fighting quite fre-
quently in the east, where he is high
ly regarded--as a boxer. Personally.
Fred isn't a hit. Nor can the public
look on him with kindness because
of his fake claim when he was
knocked out by Dempsey. But giving
a fellow credit. Fulton Is a tough
bird and a hard man for any of
them TO beat -
Brennan is another heavyweight
who will make any Of them step
Bill, with Fulton, ranks as the only
two really classy heavies in the game
right now. +
They are scheduled to appear in
an all-star heavyweight card at
Philadelphia S. Patrlcks day. Full
| ton takes on Bariey liadden in the
main event. Brennan's opponent has
not yet been selected,
,-t-
A Fayetteville scribe writes the
| following anent the semi windup to
| he Herring -Baylcss lO-rouud no de-
| cision go there, next Tuesday: Holt,
who boxes Sowdcr in tho semi-wind-
| up, boxed the semi-windup To the
| Leonard Duffy bout at Tulsa last
| fall and was given splendid write
ups by the Oklahoma papers
who Is hcH
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Wildc Outpoi.ts MaIlncc.

PHILADELPHIA, March g.
Jimmy wilde. British flywciFh'
champion, outfought and outpointed
Patsy Wallace of Philadelphia I'm a
fast siN-round bout here tonight
Wallace fought hard battle aRains
the champion and almost scored "a
knockdown In the last round
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Ask Partition of Properly.

Partition OF property rights IN SIX
city lots In Tulsa was asked yoster-
day I'm superior court by Fred g.
Shaw against his children. Mary NJ.
Shaw, INreda NJ Shaw and Fred
Shaw, lr.. the father pettoniug the
court to divide the property between
the heirs OF Minnie NJ SHAW, who
died May %, 1918. shaw claims one
third interest in the property.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-04
MANDOT TO TRY COMEBACK
Southern Lightweight Trains on
Coast for Comeback Attempt.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 3.--Joe
Mandot, the New Orleans light
weight, who few years ago was
candidate for the 135-pound cham
pionship OF the world arrived yes
terday from Los Angeles with Joe
Ford, local manager. Mandot after
a workout OF two weeks will again
shy his hat In the ring.
Tho New Orleans lad gave Willie
Richie a great 1j-round arEunont
in the Crescent City In 1913, ana be-
fore and after that time hC met tho
best of them in his class
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ACCUSED or STEALING TREES.
Men in Jail on Information Charg-
ing Larceny of Nursery Property.

Charging the defendants with
stealing young fruit trees to the
value OF Sl32, an information was
filed i'm the court of Justice H. J.
Gray against S n. Matnoy and
Charles Jones. The defendants. ar
rested yesterday, are held in the
county jail for arraIEumcut
Officers Of tho Mount Hope
Nurseries at Second and Frankfort
avenue, claim the men stole the
trees from the storebouse Tuesday
night
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-04
SOON TO HAVE NEW HOME
Security Motor Oar Company Now
Has Temporary, Quarters.

Tho Security Motor Car COMPANY
which for the past few months has
been located In temporary quarter
on East Second street and which T.
the local distributors for the Pre-
mior. Shclton and Case cars. has IT.,
new quarters under construction.
within n few weeks the Security
Motor Car company will Qiave a ga
rage building located between Sec
ond ana Third streets on South DE
trolt that Will be tho largest garage
I'm Tulsa. The dimensions Of the
buildings to to be 1876 feet by lao.
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Training CdHip NcWs


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,.I Veterans o.. ou lo fn. blU ,l.I
I..ro and r,r.,f flc annual ,.,,nIrr
Nl.\N NDEk March Tho
1920 schedule ,f f., now mIofua.
Itu4I IpsrsIr uatr mul. tuda,
provides Tor I,b nnos win rIr
season opening NurI 90 Dpoumr
Aaron af I,not Gus. Rochester
f' SYRACUSE. Hutn.o u' baltimore
ud Toronto ut lt"udur
SAN ANTONIO TrNta March
Nrtuk TrM,h thr Turdnlm uu.,,r
..N ua,cr. and Goorr, kcH, Ust
lI"lr.r Zimmerman uri liol Chase.
f'HN"o'lN"iN ua members ui 'N"
Giant innCIa.
IN,'kSpNVTLE In. Narrn %
Bahc Ruin and Ping Budio have iu.
dsn a'atied , friruI., frud boo Iona
UI..Yp,o rtuipr MANAGE. ulr.Ira
.oph active charge or Aaukyc up,r.
INckSDN\uIE rYa March
| 'Enwd,' Elliott. tho Dodgers now
catcher from bulIuud Ia thr onvv
| ut bodtrr PLAYERS today Elliott has
winter and ,H reported I'm excellent
ohtpo
NEW ORLEANS. Nurol . with
weather conditions improved. Man.
..r"r tn" Sp"1kcr today put the In
| dian squad, Including the p,t,hcus,
| r. uf H'i'nuon' W"I kuu'
| IT,. a., ,..,,i' eN'''R "'"'" ''''"'
wv" ]" ''''"'r'
NOT STRINGS Ark. March Q 3--
! "'nI ''Ev, plILI .i'.E, on p,,l''
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nt ~ ,'N'nt ~ -, Hu"'"'N "u'
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"I INV "'p'' ''"'" "' h''e 'Nu'"'
LAKE CHARLES, La, March J.
/ plea, the Arhlotics are showing fine
/ physical form Al pllycrs ate on
. HhNN except llll'' Ntlk'l, WHO W
. expected today and George burns,
/ who isih"lng Kept at homo owing TO
Illness IN his family
PHILADELPHIA. March 2 Tho
phillics, 25 strong lcav" for tholr
/ training quarters at birmingham
| Ma, Friday morning
-
TAMPA. Fla. March 3-T'h. auu
finally paid "A visit to the sunny
south TO-DAY and the Griffmen cx,
meet To get I'm "A full dnya labor
watt n rookie. is being hcraldcd as
n "rind' 60
Uyt,g,, pAnrNy - ,,
The Pirates battery suiiad wa,
scheduled for another limbcrina
up workout today. Catcher Schmitt
Is still n boldout
-
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pr,h .bn,.,,,,,','' ni, ,,l.,,.
nn,,..,, ~, na,,, ,''up nnu 'o.r"rb'
49,, vor 'oi,a h. VI une k"'
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prcnchcs on Sour Grnncs.

So effective was the sermon.
Sour Grapes given by Evangelist
Kendall to men and boys Of the or
cutt NJ T.. church sunday night that
Il repetition of the lecture has been
requested.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-04
Large Squad at Lake Charles;
Scott Perry Is Slab Mainstay
y
1orrY Daley

iutIl y t O. lt
- O u psCN ts
cleared or con
virtcI of the al
legged draft eva
sion csiargc n,Co
tiitiOus for a
Dempsey Carpcn
tier battle Will,
OF course. stup.
The public does
not care tu hear
more of The tire
some and disgust
ing SANDER of the
alleged Stacker
ism charge. Nor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-04
First to Start on Spring
: Training; Murphy and
Davis Aid.
KINNEY Is A REGULAR
Bjg ~outhpaw Is Expected to
stick: W. l.. Catcher May
Be Kept.

r.. a first Of a series Of l6
....... 200 which the prospects Of
On. Sl.pual aud American league
,.ib- for she 1920 cappaign are set
tr.H. EItOr's note)
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Xciernns In OmtfIcld.

Tllie Walker and Wingo wlIi Ent
90 out for left field Walker is sill
d first class player, has thc expert
ence and looks forward to a great
year.
Amos Struuk and rams Welsh
tho latter secured from the Nlr-
ginia leagucl VIII bai"' .. out sd.
centerfleld. Amos ls looking forW ara
to one Of his best years and his poe
sition appears TO be safe enough.
George BURNS, who formerly
played first base. viii play right
field. Charles High, ST. Louis boy.
and Whitley witt, an OlI-a"1uHd
player, will battle for utility Jobs.
The team Is being coached h'
Captain Harry Davis mad. Damn"
Murphy rs helping coach the ynuug
players. with two such reliable nel
as Davis and Murphy the Athlo les
should make a much better showing
than they have made IN the past five
or six years,
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UOT SPRINGS ARR. March B.
Tho search Tor Eldurpdo was a
minor league pilgrimage compared
TO tho task Manager barrow ~ hav-
ing iu trying to r"t u suitable out
fielder tn nm tho hug" gan caused
by the departure OF Babe Ruth.
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'''''n :" NY SWIM
'.o"nd base will be looked after
I'Ngan and Dykes. Dugan, who Is
..Hoeiul infielder and looks like a
a' PLAYER, Is also fair bstsnan,
H'S, from Atlanta. il a wonderful
'.t'r' but up 20 this time has not
.'N1 himself 10 he strong enough
Tho hat 10 take the position away
rom "a player NJ Dugans ability
., ''tl'oNay, also from Atlanta. and
',, ann, purchased from suffolk
'I Do the contcnders for the short
s.op position, Galloway made a
Splendid showing with the Athletics
''"l idIl. McCann Is plavar OF
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TAYLOR, Texas March 3-lThc
ST Louis Browns won the first Of
mo training season games by dc
foallng Texas university II to \ here
yesterday Tho Long Horns came
hero with close to two months
training while the Hurkmcn. that f.
IN" majority ~ thom. have had but
four days light work.
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LAKE CHARLES, la. March 2.
with the exception OF several Grip
plcl, the Arhlotics are showing fine
physical form Al PLAYERS aro on
hand except TnNo walker. who is
expected today. and George Burns.
who isihoing Kept at homo owing 10
Illness IN his family
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rUltApELTHtN, March Tho
phillics. 26 strong leave for tholr
training quarters at Btrmlng'hn
Ma. Friday morning
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REAL EsTATE FOR SALE
CIV PROPERTY.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
Built for a home-My bum
galow. 1856 vinton Ave.
conveniently arranged; three
bedrooms. extra large living -
room. dining room, breakfast
room, kitchen. hall and
laundry. Garage, servants
room. with plumbing, solid
concrete drive. On 6l-foot
terraced lot, faces south and
east.
r. b. Yates,
VAN vLEET- MANSFIELD
DRUG CO.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

street, block OF Rozeil school. block OF
Lamar car line. Fronts east Deep lot
plenty OF room for chickens and garden
Modern except heat. A house that alone
would cost $4,000 to build. owner is
forced to sell quick and has made price
that VIII move II this week. Only $1,000
with cash payment of 81. 900: balance
easy.
A good six-room cottage on a corner
lot. 50xl50. with a five-room cottage in
rear OF lot facing another street, near
Guthrie school. Both cottages are built
modern and in good repair One has
a metal roof. You can live in one and
rent the other out for $40 per month.
Price for the two is $3.50; $3.50 cash.
balance $50 per month.
A six-room cottage on car line. near
Guthrie school, on good lot Modern
except heat, and in good repair. Price,
1880; $500 cash; balance. $50 per
We have for sale furniture sufficient
to furnish a four-room cottage, which
was bought two years ago and cost then
$l,2bO. Is easily worth nov $500. Con-
sisting of the following: One davenette
and pad, two leather chairs, one book
case, ore library table, three Axmin-
ster rugs, one mahogany bed. springs
and the best mattress that money can
buy, one mahogany dresser to match.
one oak buffet. one china cabinet, one
dining table. six chairs. one kitchen
cabinet, oil stove for cooking, one coal
stove for heating. one kitchen table. one
ice box garbage cans and other utensils.
Price for the whole $3.50, on terms as
follows: $3.50 cash. balance $25 a month
A. N. Phillips,
McMath & Lemonds
70 Madison. Main 1884,.
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sALssMEN AND AGENTS.
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Main 1903.

Modern 2-story on Union. on large lot
c4x220, good furnace, house In Al
condition, double garage and servants
house. Price $500, terms
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EMPLOYMENT.
1890 aELP WANTED.
WANTED.

MAGAZINE solicitors, the bonanza is
here. Statesmen making big money. Call
after pm. or before am. 500
| Mccall Bldg. Ask for Mr.. Williams.
WAAIEAJ--Coloreo girl to care Tor
small baby. Apply 665 South Willett.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
LANDS n1r7 EESMs-
OppnpTTNTTV

Read. Think. Act
MoDERNLY IMPROVED HOME FARM
Offered at price of unimproved land
Only ten miles from city limits Of
Memphis.
In most progressive neighborhood,
hardly know how to describe this
fhrm without appearing to offer too
much for too little. but after inspection
the best value you have seen in years
340 Meres, all good. productive land
on which tractor could be used, some
very fine fresh land. no overflow; 20
acres good timber. The home site is
ideal, thoroughly modern, two-story
eight room residence. furnace heat
supplied from deep well. II Is situated
overlooking beautiful i0-acre lawn Of
giant oaks large barns. story gar
age and servant house five good tenant
houses; well fenced for hogs; large or
chard. In fact about everything you
and located in section where unimproved
lands are. selling for more than our
price on this.
We are only authorized to offer this
for next ten days so. read, think, act
or the opportunity viii have passed.
Price only Si25 per acre,
Terms you can meet
M'MATH & LEMONDS.
Same +. Lemonds Frank NJ. McMath
10 Madison Ave Phone Main 334.
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Main 45o3.

One OF the best cottages in all Mem
phis for the money II you dent believe
II, let me prove 1t to you. 1t Is modern
$1,000. terms. II sold this week.
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$4,000
Something worth investigating. Mod.
ern three bedroom bungalow, hard
wood floors, hardwood trim in living
loom and dining room. extra large clos
cts with mirrored doors In the bed
rooms. tile bath, beautiful electric fix
lures, decorated. good furnace. large
basement. laundry tubs. large concrete
front and rear porches, concrete drive
garage, In fact everything is complete
II was built by lumber man for his
home, therefore the best OF material
was used.
]. r. FLOWERS. NJ 45O3
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-24
Main 4503.

Modern s-room 2-story stone, fur
mace heat. good location, lot 55xl5O,
garage and servants house. This house
In pink of condition, both outside and
In. Let me show 1t to you II you are
in the market for a good house at a
bargain. Price $4,000, terms Almost
immediate possession
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-24
Main 1903.

Modern Groom, 2-story, slate roof,
excellent furnace. large basement; one
OF the most convenient houses l ever
saw. Let me show II to you. Price
$500, terms.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-24
Main 1903.

Modern l4-room house. slate roof,
hardwood floors not water heat, con-
crete front and side porches, two beau
ton. garage FOR four cars, two servants
rooms. walking distance OF Central high
school. Price $l5,000 terms.