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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-01-03

CLEVELAND, ,Ohio.-The first step
in federal prosecution of alleged su-
gar profiteers here was taken late
yesterday when United States Com
missioner Marlatt issued warrants for
the arrest of four grocers, charged
with violating the Lever act.
They are charged with selling beet
sugar for more than 141a cents a
pound, the government-fixed price, and
and with selling beet sugar for cane
sugar. Two of them are alleged to
have charged 20 cents pound.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-01-03
Convicted Woman Escapes. NJ

TACOMA.-Alleging that Nellie
Hartford, %, pleaded guilty to a
charge of forgery Monday because
she was under the influence of NOR
phine given her by John Strickland,
captain of detectives, her attorney to-
day filed a petition in superior court
to have the plea set aside.
Further to complicate matters, the
young woman, who was sentenced to
from one to Is years in the peni-
tentiary, managed to escape from the
jail this morning and has not been
found.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-01-03
Girls Death Still Mystery.

LOUISVILLE, Ky.-Two of the six
members of the, coroner,'s jury, which
yesterday returned a non -committal
verdict in the inquest into the death
of Elizabeth Ford Griffith, believed
that the girl ended her own life, two
believed she was killed, and two were
in doubt. None expressed belief
that DR.. Christopher g. Schott had
murdered the girl.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-01-03

The insurance on the Moscow Mill
lnery, burned 16 days ago, was adjust
ed today The store was insured for
$4,000, which was paid in full through
the Thompson Insurance agency. The
property was insured in the Milwau-
kee Mechanics Insurance Company.
Mrs. Drew will go to st. Paul and buy
complete new stock Of up-to-date
millinery which will be on sale in the
Old store as soon as the repairs are
completed.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-01-03
Taken on Deportation Warrant.

LOS ANGELES, Cal.-Benjamin
Lin, %, alleged head Of the Lithunian
group of the communists here, was
arrested here tonight by department
of justice agents in connection with
the nationwide roundup ordered by
Attorney General Palmer.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-01-03
General Denekine Overthrow

LONDON.-(By A. P.)-General
Denekine's government in southern
Russia has been overthrown and Gen
eral Rmanovsky has been chosen to
replace Denekine as anti-Bolshevik
chief, according to Moscow wireless
dispatch quoting Taganrog advices.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-01-03
Denver Scandal Alleged.

DENVER, Col-Mayor D. c. Bail
ey of Denver today wrote to w. A.
Hoover, foreman Of the county grand
jury, asking that the grand jury in
vestigate charges that certain offici-
ais of the city administration are in
league with the underworld.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-01-03
To Help American Trade.

WASHINGTON.- (By A. P.)-The
first move of the American govern
ment to aid financially in the recon-
strurtion of Europe is the announre-
ment of the war finance corporation
today of the practical construction of
four loans aggregating $17,000,000 to
manufacturing exporters.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-01-03
Farmers Union to Meet

Moscow local No. 5, Of the Farmers
Educational and Cooperative Union
will hold special meeting at it's hall
IN the Farmers Store building, next
Thursday, January 8, at 1 o'clock, to
vote on resolution and proposed
amendments to the state constitution.
A full attendance is desired.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-01-03

QUEBEC.-(By A. P.)-Fifteen
persons employed at the government
station on Belle Isle, who were
threatened with starvation by the
foundering of the government supply
steamer, have been rescued by the
Steamer Seal, according to wireless
message received here today.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-01-03
Bring Home American Dead.

Parsley A. PD-The French
government has granted permission
for the removal by the United States
of the bodies Of 10000 American
soldiers buried in cemeteries outside
the zone Of the armies. This does not
include those gathered into the big
American cemeteries in the army
z0nn
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-01-03
Seeks Montana Goyernorship.

BUTTE, Mont.-R. L. Clinton, city
attorney, announced last night his
candidacy for governor, expressing
preference for the republican NOM
ination. He believes, his statement
says, the republicans should be en-
trusted with the state administration.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-01-03
League of Nations Called.

PARIS.-(By A. P.)-An informal
call for the first meeting of the
league of nations council is to be is
sued by Premier Clemenceau, the
supreme council decided today.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-01-03
Bank Robbed Second Time.

TACOMA, Wn.-(By A. P)-For the
second time within the year the state
bank at Pc Ell was robbed last night.
Burglars dynamited the safe and OBJ
tanned $4,000 in bonds and cash.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-01-03

Exchange Ratifications Tuesday.
Parsley A. P.)-The exchange
of ratifications of the peace treaty
on Tuesday, Jan. s, is still possible,
ain the opinion Of The Matin.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-01-03
Seeks Portland Lumber Mill.

PORTLAND, Ore.-Negotiations are
pending for the sale Of the Monarch
lumber mill in the North Portland
industrial center to Hart w. Palmer
of Tacoma, it was announced yester-
day.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-01-03
MORE AUTOMOBILES
IN LATAH COUNTY
OF 313 IN NUMBER
OF AUTO LICENSES ISSUED
OVER YEAR OF 1918

County Assessor Gimmell's records
show an increase of 313 automobile
licenses in Latah county during 1919
as compared with those issued In
1918 The figures show that in 1918
there were 1869 licenses issued and
in 1919 the number increased to 1852,
gain of 313 cars for the year.
About 40 per cent of the cars lie
being 626 Fords licensed out of the
in number, with 161 and Chevrolets
are third, with 155. Bucks are
fourth, with lit and Overlands are
fifth, with SO, while Maxwells are
sixth, with 81 in the county. Oak
land comes next, with total of 46
and there are "a Oldsmobiles licensed
in Latah county. There are licenses
issued to many other makes, including
Studebaker, Mitchells, Excelsiors,
Cadillac, Cole, Hupmobile, Chandler,
REQ, Lexington, Paige, WHY'S
Knight Briscoe and others, in addi-
ton to trucks, of which there are
number.
5000 In Whitman County.
Whitman county, Wash, with twice
the population and three times the
area of Latah county, has 5000
automobiles licensed last year. This
is an increase of more than 500 over
the record of 1918. No figures
could be obtained in that county as
to the number of each make OF car
licensed, but it is believed they will
run about the same as in Latah
county.
FOrds Lead in Spokane.
In Spokane county 1924 cars were
licensed in 1919, which is double the
number issued three years ago. Fords
take long lead in Spokane, there be-
ing practically one Ford in three in
the county. There were 5,363 Ford
cars licensed in Spokane county dur
ing the year. There, as in Latah
county, the Dodge care was second,
with 1925 licensed and the Overland
was third with 897. The Chevrolet
came fourth with 759 and the Buick
is fifth, with 1888. Maxwells come
sixth in the list, with 500 and Oak
lands are next, with 457. There are
268 Reos, 220 Hudsons and 1875 Nit
chells.
First 25 Makes in Spokane.
Following is the list of the first
25 passenger cars, in superiority of
numbers: Ford, 1868; Dodge, 1925;
Overland, 897; Chevrolet, 759; Buick
1873; Maxwell, 500; Oakland, 457; REQ
268; Hudson, 220; Mitchell, 1876; Chal-
ners, 1874; Oldsmobile, 165; Saxon
L39; Cadillac, 112; Velie, 86; Hupmo-
pile, "a; Chandler, 80; Case, 78; Pack
ard, IA; Scripps Booth, 70; Elgin, 60;
Cole, So; Stephens, 81; Metz, Sc, and
48.
In Spokane county more than half
If the trucks used are Ford trucks,
here being 884 Ford trucks out Of
| total of 1862. The first 10 trucks
n numbers are as follows: Ford, 884;
Republic, Cd; Federal, So; G. M. c.,
g; Packard, 40; REQ, 27; Dodge, 20;
Vim, 18; Commerce, 16; Chevrolet,
s.
First Sale of the Year.
A. S. Frost, proprietor of the Idaho
Garage and sales agent for the Olds
mobile, claims the first sale of a car
or the new year He sold an Olds-
Mobile 8-cylinder car on New Years
lay to well known farmer living
1f no oc1roJ hot
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-01-03
First Sale of the Year.

A. S. Frost, proprietor of the Idaho
Garage and sales agent for the Olds
mobile, claims the first sale of car
for the new year He sold an Olds
mobile 8-cylinder car on New Years
day to well known farmer living
south of Moscow, who asked that his
name be not published until the deliv-
cry is made. The car is expected to
arrive any day now, as a shipment
of Oldsmobiles have been on the road
from the factory for a long time.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-01-03

1857 Albatros ST., San Diego, Cal.
December 27, 1919.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-19
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
lInI.I-e InM AAIE

o. .o0 NoEIlI ELWOpD-5. ruofn nur,i.
Iu". ofk toDrt. munf.'. nuili.Iu r,s.
'uI.. ENIHEH. ruiurr rl.t This rr.r..fy
i..NN. uu..uly o. suIt D..gp p..g i.Y.
Williams HouIy co.. -04 security
81 oUo" GlNr ROOM bungalow. cast H,l..
uHE tHorH yeiy best buut.An fau.i .,s
"hI l.'of"iIgn.. garage. nice lorrI fDt.
only Aa.Nou. l'|tu'u To- suit Dvugy q,Ys
L"mmon e. Wu'Itms Realty CO.. 20g So.
ourip blHg.
DANDY FIVE ROOM sTrCCD HDt'gE
OAK floors. hu.li.in features larpp r,,u.
forced concrete porch. cast orfnt. FUN lot
$1,000 $4,000 cash. balance ilko rcut
W OTTO co.
80 Mayo Hidg Ccdnr az
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MIsrrllANtnrs ron nrNr
WNNTED-TO RrNT

WANTED TO RENr-SlN room mode.
unfuruishod house. best OF rcfcrcncoi
Box bha-A. care World.
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WE BUY, SELL ana repair mw,uro
ana stoves. Mcrctcrs rufulturo
Co. ia W First Phone Oslgc
1106
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE



'lUno CASH aud g., month s.t,o,,, h,,,,.
l'l'" on LaHt Hodge. Price o. eol
.t angel tIo HuhIHHou HIdg. Ouro
',n'Ii n SIDE ban1, a.r11m house u.,,.
w decorated good l'lr rouso qt
900. 5000 each balance uFr rent r,II
VAN Usage 7iGo.G07G
u t'o CASH and balance at COS per mouth
h"'" a now Groom houso ou norib .t.I,
VAN hardwood floors IpUt.Iu foafur.a
nNniol garage and drl,dvay on A fuIi
7If" TOT can cedar &C.
'-'AO CASH ana tho balance In monthly
payments buys a Groom house in ,fIl.
rest addition. Butlt-in foaturcn of an
Kinds mauicl. hardwood floors brenkf,I
ROOM basement fouFhcd In f1r furnace
, aioEc ana driveway and fun slzed ,aat
tr"ut lot. can Cedar co.
. LOOMS ard large closet. gaA and cleo
'tlclty water and sowcr IN YARD. Room
Itt another house on lot Price g. 500.
700 cash balance easy gil s Olympla
Phone Oaaro 7ggg.J
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FOR SALE--20 acres close In to Interurba
car line and paved road. broom new
'hnnga'ow' plenty Of uutbuidings, and II
acres In cultivation. Immediate POSSES
sinn Tor $1,000. Terms. See Russ l..
Grant. nt Security Bldg phone 2IsO.
TOR sAiE-SO acres close in. All ieye7
layins land and no waste fenced, no OH
ease possession. Nov for tls5 per acre
Terms. See Russ l.. Grant, ga Security
Ildg., phone 2lsO.
FOR SALE--l60 acres and royalty Of 800
per month 10 acres In cultivation, bal
s1ee pasture sets small Improvements
" miles from Tulsa, for Sl2.5O0 TerAs
see Russ L. Grant, 5li Security Btg
Jhone 2iso,
JoR SALE-2io acres river bottom and
In Cherokee county, 3h miles from town
On paved road, all fenced hog tight 100
acres IN cultivation, one +-room house
tenant houses real alfalfa ranch FOR
400 per acre and make good terms See
luss l. Grant. 5li Security Bbg, phone
iiALF FARE homeseekers excursion 10
Garden city, Kan, Wednesday oct %
and sunday. oct a. Best and surest IT.
rigatcd Reneral farm proposition IN Amer
alfalfa Nnllls grind more than 400 tons
per day 1900 600 sugar factory mat
will make 25 600 900 pounds sugar this
falL Now making $50. 600 pounds per aay
60 with US and sev FOR yourself We pay
half your round trip expense. Call, write
or phone us quick Tor particulars. Iluss
!. Grant, 5li Security Bldg. phone 2lC0,
Tulsa okla,
III ACRES J mile from sand springs
park. Timber land, Cheap, Call Usage
1888, ", J. Glass GO.
$50 ACRES Az mres northeast Of Owasso.
'-room house, springs so acres rfN
bottom land, Good terms ~ J Glass
q Co, osage 1879.
ACRE farm three miles south NJ ,ity
Well improved Can US for price aud
terms. NJ J, Glass g Co, Cedar 1881
! HAVE Y acre or an acre with a s-ro6m
house; good well: virgin soil; only l block
and paved road at Nern station, This is
beauty aud an ideal place 10 live. Price
$500 cash balance easy. Can Frcemal
Cedar 1850.
275 ACREs--lmproved farm, 100 acres
creek bottom; on"-half In cultivation.
balance pasture and meadow; abundance
good water; located ga miles OF town
Price $50 per acre, terms. 10 Bynum Bldg
Usage Ts3s,
HAVE several q I and room houses
on large lots one-half acre and acre
tracts, so on the paving. others within
one block paving and ear line, at Vern
station none over S3,250; all good buys
on very easy terms, from 500 to 1880
cash Can be seen by calling Freeman,
23O ACRES grSslns land near Avant.
okla. Some suitable for fsrm Sl5 per
acre. c. a. Messlek. Ayant. Okla.
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ron SAFE or rNCnNNCr

equity In good building lot 40 first pay
mont on house with large lot or email
piece of improved acreage not too far from
school and transpurtHtlun WIN nay $50
month or better ON balance. want some.
thing worth ,ho money. ~ you have Il.
give description and exact location. Ad-
dress Manager, \. o. HON 1889
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AUCTION SALE or TOWN LOTS
AT rENSHlNG. OKLA,

Ar rrRsiING OKLA.
THURSDAY pCrpUER ai 1o"0
Sale etsrts at 2. 90 ana all proporty sells
dcnco lots yet uuso'd 'n oak park addt-
ton, 60 be 7soli to tre highest blddoT.
Frrahiur Ire tho fastest growing town an
tho Usage, ON tho NJ, Is a. T railroad
halt way between Osagc and BartlcsvI,c
II is one year old and has one thousand
population II f. th" uu metropolis for
thB section. The largest ou urld IN tho
state extends in an directors Hhout prr.
shinE Du wolls NJ l1rpa rar.uttu arg
brought TN daiv one hundred 1nllar lots
shing viii erect a sio'oo6 school ana QUE
.u Wntorworks and AfNcr a7 soon ts ru1.
ter.M can De- procured. lnvo-tignto tho op.
por'auitira hero Tcrus made known at
sale, per cent OF fur cash. sums uudrr
F'H. cash jiturE service from SpiaEum
To- vcrsblnE.
l. s. EirEt. OWNER
rOR SALt-small grocery ana con
fcct.onorN; cash raslnos, owner
lcaying town Annly Nol > Uos'ou.
HOUSES ron SALE rs
o ACRES south of k,HIaII for sale .r
trade or small property or equity. Usage
1880
YoWlrOvN NuRTu-.Nral attractive, d.
room bungalow. modern, bearing fruit
oak floors gornES. huut.in features Hot
mrruIr $1,000. 3g.E0a each ublrf &
Sons Room Z, go-A South Main. Phone
JASPER EAST ENtrt fine nov, buuEa
low, rooms. breakfast room yak rnaes
largo living room, garage, just Grand IN.
eide. servants quarters, DCmrut porch
rri.e 81 500. s.. 900 down. easy terms
halu A. souu. phone Oungc .510.
WHEELING, spuTu--R RraI nice t.toam
bungalow, we'll. garage. east exposure
attractive mnutol going cheap. FE.0GG.
'l.5OO cash. lIalu n Sons, phone OsaEu
5000.
SOUTH SIDE CLOSE IN-iargy g-ro,ln,
STORY home. near OLD Catholic church
three car garage. v.storn. servants quar-
trrg, selling az a low figure !llsuO.
5000 each. llalu q Sons. Room 1 eOar5
south Main. Phone Osago $3.50
EAST SIpE--Now 5-room modern bunrl-
low. "a floors buut-in features. swell
deootptions east front empty now. Price
1000, s 500 down, Halff 8 Sons, phone
OssFe $3.50
! SOUTHWEST SIDE close iu-C.room. uI
lot Pavement paid out Ask about a.
Sri'"d to sell. Usage TiS9-G076.
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PERSONAL PROPERTY

PERSONAL PROPERTY
WANTED TO MY ~
WANTED"A telephone. Call Daarc o'ti
N reasonable price.
WANTED small ch.ffauIsr auIaDIa foe
child white preferred. "sase NI'
WANTED Second band t.uIc. Boston
shoe shop oH'r" a.3h
HIGHEST PRICES paI1 rDr ecrpa
iron, metals. rags. rubber rope.
magazines and oil nclg mupuca.
Security Pipe. iron u MotIl CO., ayl
n. Peoria. phono os1r"
WE BUY, sELLnnd repair fum.uro
ana stoves, McIctcrs Tutuitlro
Co. IA W First Phone Dslgc
11O6
WE want To buy car load u sccond
hand furniture Of AN kinds call
us quick Bowers Furniture CO.. 3
Cincinnati "Taro 5000.
PROPERTY Tor EXCHANGE
ENcuhNOI AUTOMOBILES 10
WILL TAKE CAR or IH. u 'uHr .. rHr
payment uu ONO Of iH. MOST h.ut. .'u,
i-ruum uulrHuua uu tu. .uuih ..t. f.f.
ira large luf Garage n.ru'r' a0d 'N.
$3.50 NrI. f'r Hr Drr1F Dr ST. I'r...
ENoHNNor--HI,NL r,rNrE n
] WAsJ fu n... wH ,Iu.H .f 81 %. n
lot uu I..r.Ir df... n..' IH $4,000.
homo 800 tlat payment u1 'r .t""n
houao aut '.' rH"r' "'Fo .n
VIZ nave be- u.. u.a room uurf0
iu ii|',.. W'H HI mod 'h nu p" ''''
what hasa ..uf E S. HHsy 'r1T
1rr7
FuH TRADE Sow bungalow. uuI..s.
r0omr r..lIfHi room. t''u'1... f'h
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fhons Usage 267l-J-
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FOR SALE Uungalow. rooms. oak floors
= fireplace French doors hutIt.in features.
nicely decorated. basement Wou located
In cdiatc poHEcssion, Priced 900 un
dor market Sor It. s. 900 down h. n
Riley. Cedar 1919
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-. -.
wr mn, '"v"U von ASH ,,s.o..,,,
of dandy lyc-rodm bun.
ra'ow ON a run size tornor lot East
,rnrc, 1T lN'S j., mo, lJ "n I,n r, or n Iun "o"n
ycar aud is In GOOD repair. r-leo
.ao. ,To'N'r & seaman. u"ase
,,,,,, -,,,.,,.r ,,,,.......-. =,
owner, Osage egt6. g,t details ANA i15,,
q over.
tutt,pYg,r p.,pa,r,. .....-...,-..
snutb Nk,nw1 f,,, ufr', '''
room bungalow. brdrrurI. Nsrtry,n,d
floors; iyoty finish woodwork. beautiful
decorations. fireplace with aas log baar.
ment, garage and drive. small each nay.
mant viii handle. house uudprpriged Tor
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SOUTHWEST SIDE, close lu--G.room. nan
lot Pavement paid out Ask about A.
priosd to sell. Usage Giy9-C07G.
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SOUTH SIDE Nifty a-rHm modern nofue
with basement. garage fu'l corner lot
1900 handlcs Price {'.5aO. N,.hCw a.
GO. l'-ld Turner Bi1r, Phone os1rc lJ71
tleoo CASH viii handle new ..ruum mod.
otn bungalow located lu Kendall. hard.
wood floors mduteL hu'i-ln features. pa.
fago. cal Cedar 90 or Res 69gG-J Small
& Edmison.
5000 CASH balance easy. puts you n
possession OF 4-rodNn house. good we'll
grape arhor. close % car limo and school
Cau Cedar 40 or Res. 5aeG-J. Small 8
Edmlstou.
1850 CASH. balance like rent buya
i-r""m moicra hlusg. close in. on east
,aide. good we'll % water nice electric fin
lures This is \ good buy. CNl cedar
20 or R'7 b9'f-J. Small X Edmlston.
EXCELLENT EAST SfpE BuN We'll
built Groom modern home, hullt-iu f.n-
turcs. shade, sidewalks, corner lot on rsv-
ing $500 handles, easy terms Price
$500. Mcshcw n Co. 1915 Turner bldg.
phon" Usage 1879.
CLOSE IN SOUTHWEST rooms. mod
eru. newly decorated, east front cor
nor lot 1850 handles. terms on balance.
Price $4,000. Meshow 4 CO., 1916 Turner
hldE, rhono opago 1879.
DENVER SOuTH-C-room modern home
roal close in on one OF tho prettt-st
lots on south side plenty ~ shade. Ionly
$4,000 Some terms. This Is o roal buy.
SEQ u Monday. Meshew & CO., 1915 rur-
h'f buE. ihnn' usage 1917
ELwoOD, NORTH beautiful 5-r9om
modern homo, buiit-in features mantol,
most excellent location. Only 81 500 down.
balance easy. Price $4,000. Meshow 4 Co.
l6-is Turner Rl's, phone osaro 1879.
$1,000 CASH handles S-rDom modern house
with garage. east sidc location. then -
month Price $500 Mcshtw " CO., i5-
10 Turner Rldg rhono osaEo 1879.
SOUTH SIDE BUNGALow with~hardwood
floors, basement, built-iu features. ma
1.-Two shade, beautiful location. just ra,n-
cash. balance easy. call Gordon Grady
~ Usage e5ss
OWNER leaving town. close In S-room,
modern car garage. we'll on nave
ment, east front, b"st loca Hon. E6,5JO
81 500 cash. Cedar io7i
\ BARGAIN In "a 6-roou bungalow. cast
front, sleeping porch, FUN size lot, 2-car
garase servants quartcrs Price 10000,
district Usage 2i1I or Usage A5ab.
lF YOT are Ia the market Tor homo
call oauru S5lb or Osago .l4i We hhNo
r. splendid assortment Of houses at all
prices, u We haven't what You want we
VIII tind II FOR YOU.
sOUTHEAST- New b. room modern house
basement huutin features. lot son 40
Price G.4GU. 81 500 uash balance monthly,
would consider lot as part payment owner,
Usage S7st,
$4,000 CASH South side beautiful G-room
home. hardwood floors throughout. two
sctH IFrotfrh doors, elaborate decorations
andftsturcs. basement garage and drive,
east front Priced TO sell II you want a
hish class home, call Usage sol
THREE ROOM strictly modern house full
cast front lot close In and on car line
rrico s. 3i5o' easy tcrw3. Osagc sol.
s. uoO--b-RpOM newly built strictly mod
ern bungalow hardwood Npprs, excellent
fixtures ond decorations. snpthcast part
OF tilA easy terms psagc sol
FOR SALE. 100. 1tu m I.4sf ThirH win,
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
BUSINESS PROPERTY

ron SALE Rc1uufm lot In WoodS1rd
park addition small pas ment cash. bsi
ance 'i5 p"r month, Usage 92S6 ask Tor
Lyle.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-19

NEW Z room brick bungalow
ON southeast side. only t6,tNn:
balance loss than rcut Karr
investment CO.. Cedar 1913. Res,
Otagc s179.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-19

WE want to buy car load u sucond
hand furniture Of AN kinds call
us quick Bowers Furniture co. 3
s Cincinnati prqrp 2OOG
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-19
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
ENWMs IOM NENr

FARMS FOR RENT ~
FOR RENT-Or sale, 4-Rcro truck farm
two rooms, good water ana outhousoH
ras connections, one mile from city. purdy
Garage Co.. Cedar Goa can at Eighth and
Peoria.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-19

DANDY. hraVd new, btrictly modern nm.
crest bungalow. rooms. halls. base
ment; immediate possossioH To exchange
for Tulsa county farm. My equity g., 600
g ~ Martin. S..ss tg.g
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-19
STORES Ann WAREHOUSES;

ron HEHr store room. ossrc ,se,
ron RiaNr-sTORE ROOM. SIZE 24N6o.
IN GOOD LOCATION. APPLY At sl2
EAST THIRD
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-19

2S0 ACRES grading land near Ayant
okla Some suitable for farm. Sl5 per
acre. C. a. Messlek. Avant. Okla.