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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-01
REAL. ESTATE
Three Choice Lots For Sale

ono high corner lot two inside lots,
5oNlio, on North Elwood, VIII sell
very reasonable n sold at once.
Terms n desired. Phone Usage
rose.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-01


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Iatei hunt In re,iuras. ha,dwood floor.
iu two rooms Pricr $500 g. 600 cash
cedar Glnho real Estate 60
A DANNY cast front modem fm,T Ioo1,
house. located ON good paved -trcot
rloHo ~ school ana car Ino. good ucich
hurhoud. must BELL price - 500 ~ 600
balance arranged Phone bzpgc 1858 ur
oaaEc b0NS Ask Tor Me Aldrrson with
~" NadNn Investment Cos 2l' Security
hldE
uEAuTtrrI, p,o. room modern. enat
front bungalow. ON paved street. hard
wood faots. plenty uf olus"tg. huilt.tp
features. u Huhu, fG 900, 81 800 cash,
balance arranged Ask ts Mr. Aldornou
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REST uNHHAiN un the cnst sidc. Large
rlt room. modern, Elaased In sleeping
porch. sotc~ued va back porch muutcl
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N"on" 1870 -, 'Wn' ',Su' NJ
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-01

rIUsDNg dcHirpup of obtain.
iuH bomsu ln tho price
range of $500 10 $50. 900 viii
fud my itHtiurH In THIS class
OF propsrty particularly iu-
trroatiuF have many OK.
crllrut huva fur persons who
know and appreciate we'll
bulit homes iu rood locations
- f hudson with tho Nsdnu
Investment Go. 71H Security
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-01

p..ss,e'Siou. terms on balance. can osasc
ron SALE Huugslov.. hy owner. fyo
rooms and ElaA.od .lu Hiorpiug putch
Iric" 1850 ,nn sirc nqsa''s'on IN 10
FIVE ROOMS and hath mantcl Ire
place. electric urhte. large rooinr
to9Gm. Hg,it-i. foetur.r. vel good wo"tsrs
month rhone OgaEc taot
LIUuT NOON pUrLEN double base
Wuut, tuli lot $4,000 $500 cash. bert
ElGttr. ROOM modern house extra largo
lot, good location. price - 500. fl'so
caah Bert Uoherts phoue ao1a
100 nlOCk. South Detroit. tive rooms.
modern Fun sized tot; $4,000. $4,000
cash tnrt RohortH. phone hn3l
SIN ROOM house, close in, a2.fout font.
owner leaving town: said sell. snap At
'tboo. $500 cash. balance too cnsv 70
mention, viii Hhow hy appointment only
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For SALE Two corncr acres with good
uuproN cmerts. 50, 200 'aHh
FoH SALE rwo-rrom' house aud lot
fruit and grape vineyard, tll3o cash.
osarc NiG3.
Hlit.tVEST addition. nov room mod
etu bungalow hardwood flputH through
9gi hnilt.in ,,eatt6mGes', two % mantc', 81
per month. can wright or Van. cedar
1870.
EAST SIpE. Tiye .room bungalow. hard
wood floors throughout nively deco
br,t srre"u.d in ia"k nntrh isaN.
or Van Codnr 1850
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-01

t5IOO. $500 CASH huys a
new HiN-roup duplex ON the
east Hidu. now rcutct for So
pcr month with contract
already lot for the having ~
street lu front. two hlnpks
from car line aud In good lo-
cation ~ hocks out can
Nj Hudson with the Nadon
Investment Go. 2tN SecuTtt,
Hldg Phone pHagc ,Na3 pr
Usage hOsN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-01

ROniNSON nlnG, 2i0 Let ~ show YOU
real bargain for $500, six large
rooms, modern hardwood floors. huiltsi
teaturo. FrcnCh. doors. beautiful dcuorH.
tons. ~ 10 the minute. woll located.
Patterson Realty Co, Usage $3.50, Daago
3iaO
HRNND NEW large fiVe-rGom 6ungsiow .
large basement ghruRc. solid drive
east front lot high locatipui north side
Twins Fnum aCroHH front an floors oak D.,
latest features. ts.a5Ol $500 cash. hnl
auro monthly y 4 Tryuu. OtnEc t2lt
or nHpHc 1a6R ! residence.
IANGE fiVo.ruum bungalow. garage.
street. 81. 0OO with 10 00O cash. balance
$40 prr inunth, cedar 20 nr Usage 7hGp !
Residence
BRAND NEW storm vhoetrd. large siN
on east front Rot. fine ipcptiou rUye
- $50 with 50 goo cash, three bedrooms.
broa kfAgt room, oak floors. two Hvta
French doors. good value. F rryun,
pHsgo 7alGt-SaaEe 1901 rcHdcucc
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-01

INTVTNTNT 7 n" TTTIT" nm" NT"U N TTT
loosioa. Price $500 can osese lsoa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-01

now $ THlS' Uc,uufW now bungalow
~ fNr hrR" rooms. basement garage
and 4nlld drive. hardwood throughout
trrnuh doors beautiful mHutel ivory Nm.
Iah. tIe bath In choice location. close
m Don't delay tho opportunity To- a.r
this 50 600 81 500 cash balance ar
ranged Usage 7fGl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-01

BEST UNNHAGN on tho cast side Large
rlS room. modern, EIaased In sleeping
porch, sotc~ued va back porch. mautcl.
oak fiorH. basement and two car garages.
An "u corner tot prtcc $500 Cash
$4,000 Holtir 4 BrEht 20s's South Main,
| mnmlm |. InllI llAL-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-01
Sec Mr.. Linder

Exchange Trust Co. Rental Dept
II East Third ST. Phone Usage 97Oi
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-01
0rrICns Nm nlsN nnNM

FInNtTiRE Tor sale. tom. room modern
apartment ready tu move into. not fine
hut comfortable. rent reasonable ono
room can be used fpr office. uoutor Of
CITY phons Cedar iRi pftor m.
phDus cedar 6uh
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-01
SOUTH WHEELING
Globe Real Estate Co.

q SIS Central National Bank Hlag
Cedar
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-07
KIMBROUGH ENTERS RACE
Montg March e..-l lspeeiaI.

tions on the death of Judge Ferguson composed of II. l Sims. chairman Ro- maine Boyd, Icorney Johnston, Frank $ White, Sr., and A. c. Howze, submitted the following resolution, which was adopted.
 That no lawyer of purer, more ele- vated mind <ver sat on the Jefferson bench. and that his pudicial character will always serve as an example for his successors;
 That DO truer. more sincere gentie- man could be found among the legal pro- fession, and old and young among us realize that we have lost in Judge Fer gEson a friend and older brotherN
 The committee named to draft resuAu- tions on the death of Governor sims composed of Sterling X. Wood. chairman: Henry X. Howze, z, T. Rudolph. Ben jamin <. Leader and W K. Terry, re- ported the following. which was adopfed
 .''Resolyed by the bar of Jefferson county. Ala:
 That he has honored the legal pro- fession by his high character and by his steadfast observancel of all of the ethics which pertain to the lawyer and tha' he left to them a life which is fit subject of study and emuati3H
 ''T<at in leaving us tnare has gon with him one of the few remaining ing monuments connecting the pre- generation with the high ideals of sou4h ern manhood and chivairy of former generation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-07
BAR ASSOCIATION
 PASS RESOLUTIONS Memory of Judge Ferguson, Gov. Sims and Judge Sel-
 heimer Paid Tribute

Tributes of honor and respect were paid to the memory of Judge c. w. Ferguson Gov. w. H. Sims and Judge H. c. Selheimer by members of the Bir- ninghom Bar Association at meeting Of that body yesterday morning in Judge John C. Pugh's courtroom of the county courthouse.
 The meeting was called for the purpose of passing resolutions upon the recent death of the three eminent jurists of the district.
 Praise of the splendid personality of Judge Ferguson and of his dauntless spirit il' awarding justice where it be- forged. was voiced by Lieut. Gov. Nat L. Miller, Borden Burr W. J. Slaughter and others.
 Ben Leader Sterling A. Wood, James Weatherly, Charles A. Calhoun, George Bondurant Judge Richard V. Evans and others paid honor to the memory of Gov. W IT. Sims Several of these spoke iselingly of the trouching devo- tion displayed between Governor Sims and his son, H. U Sims, during the past few years of the formers life. H. U. Sims thanked members of the associa- tioE for their words of honor to his father
 Eulogies on the life and personality of Judge H. c. Selheimer were expressed by H. t. Sims and E. T. Rudolph, and others. Resolutions were passed on the death of Judge Selhehner and on motion of H. T.. Sims a copy of the resolu- tions were sent to his relatives in Lewis town. Pa.
 The committee named to draft resolu-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-07

Business property is undoubtedly eX- petiencing greater changing of own ership these days than at any time during the past several years. Indeed. an owner may make a broker q price one day and change his price to higher one the same day. This was the experience of a prominent realty dealer during the past week on two pieces of high priced downtown property.
 sone does not wish to antagonize a client by taking the matter to the courts, but it is very annoying to talk a prospect into buying q piece of prop erty that would mean nice sale anc then have the owner tell you he ha changed his price and will not accep your offer" said the dealer, who ha had experience along this line.
 Houses were fast filling up the new Forest Park addition and homes by both realty men and home owners. are being built in many sections of the city. Maekey Real Estate and Insur- ance Company announced last week that they were building several nice homes in theA southeastern section of the city; Lide Land Company have SC eral bungalows under way in Norwoo and other sections of the city. There is also more talk of other apartmena houses being started in d short while. One firm who have several project. under way at this time have plans practically complete for an eight-fam- fly apartment in a prominent section of the southside. Another firm is gath ering information on the construction of nearly forty or fifty bungalows or cottages on the Northside. and other plans are being made for building.
 HOMES THE CRYING NEED
 The crying need of the city at this time, according to real estate men. is for more and better homes. Although there are still number of splendid homes on the market. there are innu- merable ones that are being offered for sale that are ill a run down condition but the owners refuse to make repairs and are seeking to sell them" one dealer said yesterday
 ~ The statement that real estate activity is on the wane is strongly denied by Jim Drake, sales raanager of A. c. Montgomery & Go. "We have actually closed twelve deals during the past week, which. I am positive. is one of the best weeks we have ever
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-07

had" MT Drake said yesterday
 Frank B. Clark and John Marks, with Pope Real Estate and Insurance Com pany, also reported business looking up and entirely satisfactory. while Jim Wood, with Kendrick Houseal, reported a grand total of deals amount ing tcy $54,5O0 Tor one week one of these being for S200o9 home.
 An evidence of strength in the really market is the ability of young firms to enter the field and begin fair business almost instantly The firm of Simpson Freeman-D DeRamus, who started some few months ago. have made a flying start and are making the old -headers set up and take notice.
 James x, Burton and Louis Ebersole who branehed out independently for themselves q few weeks ago. both re- port fair number of deals and sev- eral good things" pending.
 PROVES REPORT
 The Messer-Johnson Realty Company report business unusually good and an- neunee tho following sales to prove Ts:
 The closing of the Savoy apartment deal for S6a,000 which was announced last sunday This property located on the Southwest corner of Firth avenue and Twenty-second street Alr. Messer an- nouneed was sold tosA. H. and J. II. Roehuck to John IIarduvel, Nick Hard uyea and Peter Gulas and was an all- cash transaction
 John A. Sirnitt to Hannah Raymond, sll south Fourteenth street, for & 800
 E. r Russell to Mrs. Bell Cook, 1915 Central street, south for S5,75o
 Pr R. V Kaziam to Mrs Grace P. Whitehurst. 8222 Avenue F. for s4,700
 S E. Lynn to j. L. Siragusa, 1919 North Twenty fourth street, for a500
 Charles F Willen to Roy D. Schussler 1925 North Thirtieth street. $500.
 H. S McCrae to T. NJ. Mckee. 1427 Six teenth aYenue. south, for Sl,750
 Mrs. Mary R. Shaver of Chappell Hin Tex, to w. X. Denson southeast cornSr of Fourth avenue and Twenty-third street (i2xl0D, SIP. 100
 w. ", MeCrae to Bailey Olim. 1il4 South Seventeenth street for S4, I50
 MeseleN Henderson & Davis report an active market
 Sherrod X Hale say they have all the business they can handle and all other houses report a steady business
 Jemison Real Estate and Insurance company report activity in good homes and report the sale of vacant property
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-07
JEMISON'S REALTY
 NEWS

The inquiries we are receiving for lots in Mountain Terrace, Cliff Road and Altamont Road are in- dications that an active period of home-building is beginning. As these lots are sold on the basis of the cost of the substantial improve ments made before the war, they are naturally being snapped up.
 Our mortgage loan department also reflects this activity. Those who own lots are making financial arrangements to build on them. The possession of a lot is the pros pective home builders best asset.
 The homes which we have been constructing will be open to offers for purchase as soon as the wealth CT will permit some necessary work on the grounds. We already have quite a waiting list for these, but It IS Stlll open.
 We are selling some "business homes" to merchants and other business men who are awake to the fact that increases in rentals are inevitable. We congratulate these purchasers on their wisdom and Ia
 We are building homes in Cep- tral Park which will be. offered for sale. Citizens located in Central Park are convenient to their work in Bessemer, Woodward, Fair field and other points, while theif families enjoy the beauty of Bir- mingham, public schools and other city advantages. Central Park is unquestionably the cheapest inn proved residential property on the market.
 In very short time, the Fair field Land Company will have sold all of its business lots, and it's residential property is being rapidly sold off. The time is not far distant when those who wish to buy property in Fairfield will have to go to individual holders. In fact, resales of Fairfield busi- ness and residential property at advanced prices are now quite frequent.
 JEMISON. REAL ESTATE
 & INS. co.
 211 N. 20th St. Phone M. 528O
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-07
New Incorporation

Papers of incorporation of the CT
 max Laundry and Dry Cleaning Cor' pany were filed in the probate couT yesterday. with a capital stock of s2{ Ooo., Officers of the new concern arf' C. W Hadnott, president; c. W. Carn5 vice president and manager; & M. Hadnott. secretary and treasurer, These three are also named as dtec- tors of the newly formed compa4/.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-07
Wilson COngratuIates CzechO-SlOvalS President
 on His 10th Birthday
By A.sociatsd Press

Washington. March 6.-President WIl- son today called Dr. Thomas G. Ma saryk. President of czecho-slovakia, congratulations on his seventieth birth -day anniversary tomorrow, a national holiday in Czecho-Sloyakia.
 .'On this the anniversary of your birth. said President Wilson. T offer to you my warm Solicitations and best wishes at the same time consratuiating the peo- pie of Czecho-Slovakia on the good for tune that has placed the administration of their affairs in the hands of one whose broadminded tolerance and scrupuloussy fair treatment Of minorities afe contribut- ing 50 largely to the welding of Czecho- Slovakia into stable nation
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-07
Montgomery Bureau The Age Herald
 22i-2 First National Bank Building


 Montgomery March 6.-(SpecialD In order to prevent the coming of the Mexican pink boil worm the Alabama Horticultural Society has quarantined Louisiana and Texas and no cotton seed may be brought Into the state from these states. This announcement was made by the agricultural department today
 The appearance of the European corn borer in Massachusetts, New York, District of Columbia, Virginia and Pennsylvania caused the society to quarantine those states against Ala bama. No corn can be brought from. these states. Florida will be present. ed from shipping sugar cane seed into the state because of the Mosaic disease while general inspection rule was adopted for all sweet potato slips in order to prevent the spread of the sweet potato weevil, stem rot and black rot. which haze played havoc with sweet potatoes in other states
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-07

WANTED--10 young white men, oyer 150 pounds. prepare to earn $200 to $2S0 per month, can earn S100 per month to begin; machinists; elec- tricfans; electrical nachinist; super intendent for soil pipe plant soil pipe molder instructor steam heating engi- neer, share farmers: tram car bull der; tripod driller; construction la borers; young white men learn rig ring furniture truck driver; camp blacksmith; bookkeeper, railway ex- : perience, $150 clothing and ready to- wear salesmen; lady typist; young men stenographers; stock salesmen Insurance writer's; nurse girls hotel maids hall men. colored porters; maids, waitresses; wrapper girls, others. Producers Agency, 121h N. 21st st.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-07
NOT A CANDIDATE,
 DECLARES HOOVER
By Assoeiated Pres

San Francisco. March 6.-Herbert Hoover will not permit his name to be- used in the California presidential pri- mary as he is not a candidate for the office, according to a telegram from him read here today by Gavin McNab at the democratic state committee meeting.
 While highly sensible to the great honor implied in the desire of many friends to place my name in nomination as a candidate in democratic primaries the telegram reads T deem it due to
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-07
EVENTS OF THE DAY FROM STATE CAPITAL
By FRIED U. GoRaILry

f'Vft H Ifi '.
 4 F. Kimbropgh warden of state com vict farm No 1. entered the race for state conservation commissioner to- day. opposing John H. Wallace, Jr, who has held the office since the de- partment was created in 1907
 William P. Cobb, secretary of state qualified as candidate for congress- man from the fifth district. which will be vacated by the candidacy of Con- gressman J. Thomas Heflin for United States Senalnr
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-07
Real Estate ActiUities Of
 the Week In Birmingham
Fly FRED cuMBUs

Real estate activity of the past week though somewhat conservative than that of last fall has nevertheless maintained good average expected to increase considerable during during the period immediately preceding April L which is spring moving day.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-07
Join the Satisfied Throng-Be Home Owner

them to advise them that am not a car didate. I therefore cannot approve the use of my name for that purpose.
 HERBERT HOOVER Q"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-07
@: |Isl1;El|Il
 Inc Placid Place
Noble Men"
Thrones have tottered and fallen, burying kings and princes beneath them.
Inc Placid Place

There is one order of nobility, however, that will stand the shocks of time. It lis composed of those who own por- Jion of this earth---the land beneath your feet.
 It is the privilege of every man to in- vest himself with this true nobility. this. most substantial expression of in 
 The highest rank is that of home own er. When Forest Park, our new home land' in the Country Club district, is opened, you will have the opportunity to make yourself one of these noble men of nature
 Waich for our opening announcement
 Birmingham Realty Co.
 2118 First Avenue
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-07
BIRMINGHAM. ALA

is steadily improving. This firm hav' sold good number of high-class dwell ings during the past week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-07
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE K
 LOTS FOR SALE 101
REAL EsTATE NAMED

HOUSE WANTED H Young couple want we'll furnished house, preferably small, in strictly good residential sec tion. Servants house. or room and garage needed, but not absolutely essential. Not less than 6 months lease :; longer desirable. Satisfac- tory references gladly fur nished. Telephone Main 9302-J.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-07
EMPLOYMENT

EMPLOYMENT E HELP WANTED-MALE or FEMALE 5i
 HELP WANTED-FEMALE 90 w WANTED-At once, saleslady who is not afraid to work, with bakery experience {; none other need apply; good pay. Call Parisian Bakery, Five Points.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-07
NEW BUNGALOW

New 5-room and sleeping porch bungalow. lot 50x190; conveniently located for Ensley or Birmingham business man; price $4,500, easy terms. c. w. Ford. owner. Phone Main S316. 2120 First Ave
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-07

WANTED-To hear from owner of farm or unimproved land for sale. Write Mrs. Booth Highland lark Sta.. Des Moines. la.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-07

AYANTED-To hear from owner of good farm for sa state cash price, full description. lg. F. Bush, Minne- apOlis Minn
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-07
HOUSE WANTED
WANTED

Five or Groom modern home in Wood lawn or Avondale; good cash payment for a bargain Adtress Ala, care Age- Herald
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-06
HALTS FIGHT TALK
Jack Curley Claims He'll Stage
Coming Title Bout.
Carpenter Tied Up But Must
Await Trial for Dempsey.

New York, March 6.-There's al
ways room for one more.
Proving that this ancient gag holds
good in sports as we'll as in cars and
elevators Jack Curley has squeezed
himself into the surging mob of pro-
motors seeking Georges Carpenters
signature on something.
Curley who has been packing Madi-
son Square garden at wrestling
matches all season. may have lot
of company in the tug that shoots
down the bay to meet the Carpenter
honeymooners, but his claims are that
he has something on them all. For
fifteen weeks. starting May 3, Carpen-
tier will follow Curley and then hop
into Canada, according to Curley.
Its going to be more than a vaude-
vile trip, it's going to be the trf-
umphant tour of a hero" Curley said,
proving that his advertising depart
ment has not been idle.
Carpenter cannot appear for any
other manager before the expiration
of my contract. or engage in any fu-
ture contract before he finishes with
me. I have his acceptance to fight
Jack Dempsey for me and we have
agreed upon a price and terms. 1 will
make no effort to secure Dempsey,
however, until his case with the gov
eminent is, settled"
Tex Richard, one of the bright
dark horses in the race, and Major
Drexel- Biddle. president of the army
navy and civilian board of boxing
control, are said to be in Los Angeles
with Dempsey.