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Evening journal., 1920-09-18
Horse Shoe is Clue
to NerO York Explosion

who was held in Hamilton, Ont, as
insane. The jury wants 10 ascertain
whether Fischer might inadvertently
have come into possession OF informa-
lion which would aid them in locat-
ing the perpetrators.
The police announced this after
noon that ,he harness worn by the
h0nse which drew the "bomb wagon"
apparently was made for a coach
horse. They expressed the belief II
had been manufactured In Kingston,
n. Y, and sent operatives there TO-
Investigate. The detective department
This afternoon decided to examine the
street sweepings taken from Wall
street after the explosion. These
swoeplngs were found 10 be on a
scow bound for the dumping ground
at sea. A tug was sent after the
scow. Il will be brought back and
the swreplngs screened under the SUI
pervision OF detectives in an effort
to obtain additional clues.
Evening journal., 1920-09-18
WOMEN RALLY
TOHELP 0. P.
CONTINUED from First Page.)

Continued from First Page.)
Fourth and Tenth ward women will
meet at $50 o'clock.
All Of these meetings will be held
at the Young Mems Republican Club.
The Ninth, leventh and Twelfth
ward women win meet on Wednesday
afternoon or evening, the place 10 ne
announced later.
The Republican women in this CITY
realize the necessity for quick organi-
zation, and it is hoped that those who
cannot attend the afternoon and eve
ming mfieetilgs will find someone in
helr immediate neighbOrhoodd who is
interested and send in the names and
addresses. They are requested 10 send
IN suggestions for ward chalrmen
. According 10 the plan OF organiza-
tion adopted by the three divisions
or the mass meeting OF Republican
women on Thursday night, the ward
chaiirmen, when elected, will select
leaders or chairmen for each election
district. II will greatly help ward or
ganization il Republican women Will
send in names.
Evening journal., 1920-09-18

Continued From First Page.l
on paper Z by a inches. Some Of
the words were misspelled. In May,
1919. when bombs were sent through
the mail 10 many prominent citizens
these were accompanied by sim lar
warnings. None OF the anarchist
fighters" was captured The circu-
lars found yesterday were addressed
to a number OF prominent men, The
theory that the anarchists were not
really responsible but merely FASTENED
70 claim the explosion as their handi-
work after IL occurred, was discredited
when 10 was learned and some PAM
phlets were put In circulation even
before The catastrophe
The New York grand jury VIII re-
sumo rs investigation Of the explo-
sion on Monday. According 10 opera
tives from the district attorneys Of
ice the jury would like 10 question
Edward p. Fischer. former star tennis
player, who warned friends Of an ac-
cident TO occur in Wall Street, and
Evening journal., 1920-09-18
POLICE MAKE TWO
LIQUOR RAIDS

Two liquor raids were made This
morning by the local police. on the
east side. Sergeant Of Detectives
Benson. assisted by Detectives John
son. Riley. KempsH and Mcdaniel.
arrested Harry Mcdonald, proprietor
OF saloon az the n. e. Corner OF
Fourth and Lombard streets. charged
with having In his possession a guam
titv OF liquor which ne is said 10
have offered for sale. Several quarts
OF liquor are said 10 have been
found in the saloon.
The second raid was made by Ser
geant Benson. accompanied by Dctec-
tive kempski, who arrested Nicolina
Brenner, si3 f. Seventh street. The
detectives. it Is alleged, caught a
woman coming out Of the place with
quart Of whiskey in her possession
as they were going in 10 make the
Evening journal., 1920-09-18
GENOA BOMB
WRECKS, BUT
SPARESLIFE
CONTINUED From First Page.)
set on by time fuse the bomb being
hidden in a little used room.

eet on Dy tine fuSe. the bomb being
hidden in little used room.
WASHINGTON. Sent is UNITED
Press ).--Government officials today
were seeking TO learn whether there
Is a connection between the Wall
street bomb outrage and the explosion
yesterday In the stock exchange at
Genoa Italy.
Reports from American representa-
tiNrs in Italy were eXpccicd 10 reach
here giving details OF The bomb explo-
sion there. Justice Department oflcials
planned TO forward these reports inn
medottly. 10 William j. Flynn. lnves-
tieailng the New York outrage
Officials here are convinced that
the Wall street was a deliberate at
temni 10 throw me United states into
confusion by killing as many persons
as possible rather than damaging
property. In support OF this. II Is
pointed out that The moving engine
of death which was made the instru-
ment OF the Wall street disaster Nas
virtually a huge shrapnel she'll
The bomb In the death wagon was
but part OF The she'll The wagon
was deliberately loaded with scrap
iron and window weights TO make il
effective In destroying life.
81" MNUiHk NN AlAf UlAli UNAf UfuI Allt
explosion scene " circulars signed
Anarchist Fighters OF America q
hooks the present catastrophe Ut
with the bombings OF several months
ago Justice ofilcdle pointed out
Circulars similarly printed were founs
IN connection with the bomb outrage.
OF a year ago when an attempt wai
made 10 destroy public oflcials will
bombs sent through the mails.
Attorney General Palmer al ths
time connected the bomb outrage
with the Russian Bolshevisis He at
tempted 70 trace a direct connection
htwecn the radicals OF Russia an,
their agents in the United States. Just
ice Department AGENTS then ran inil
a blind alley ntheir search for tn
anarchist fighters, chiefly. 10 was sa's
here today. because OF the suicide O
witness who threw Himself from
window Of a building in New York n
which he was held prisoner.
Evening journal., 1920-09-18
MacsWTNEY EXHATSIFD

LoNbON sent. Is. UNITED pressl
,-lerenee MacSwiney passed a sleen-
~ ~ h-snt and was in a state OF com
thirty-seventh day OF his 6r,s.,.
strike, a Sim Fein bulletin said 4o.
day. W
Mary MacSwiney, the lady mayoress
after her morning visit 70 b Brixto,
prison. reported her husband locke
worse than at any time since hi
strike began. He was still cOnsclou,
she said. but very weak.
Evening journal., 1920-09-18
nInnnrNc PERMITS

InpscctOr Preston issued INC fOI-
lowing building permits this morning
Richard Greenfield. 1925 Washing
ton street. garage 5000.
Wilmington Diningr0om Company
lesse. 7i3 Market street. alterations,
5000; Spicer Construction Company,
builder.
Frank Rapkin. iis Shipley street. al
In..nl llnna 2Inl
Evening journal., 1920-09-18
FALL NIP IN THE AIR.

10 was noticed on Market street to-
day that people on their way 10 busi-
ness, exhibited more pep and vim than
usual The invigorating atmosphere
was responsible. The temperature
was down to sc at o'clock this
morning. The average temperature
yesterday was 66, one degree below
normal. The weather man promises
fair weather for tomorrow, with
shghtly rising temperature.
Evening journal., 1920-09-18

HAMILTON, Ont. Sept iss-Ed-
QUA 'gIoH MaN 20 'IouosIA d pIuM
was detained by the police here In
connection with the explosion in Wall
street, New York, was adjudgcd in
sane by the local lunacy commission
and sent to the Hamilton jail. Fur
ther action, II Is said, Will await the
arrival Of an officer who is said 10 ne
on his way here from New York with
Grand Jury subpoena for Fischer
Fischer had IN his possession when
taken into custody here a copy OF
soviet Russia" a pamphlet publish
ed In New York and a certificate show
ing ne had passed the New York bar
examination. He also had several post
cards similar 10 those published con-
tanning warnings predicting disas-
ter in Wall street.
Fischer was apprehended here on IN
formation given the police by. his
hrOiher-in-laW, Robert Pope W New
York. The tNo men have been In a
hotel here for lhe last .hree days.
Mr.. pOue. speaking TO neWspapermen,
said that Fischer told him three weeks
ago that he had a promonitlon that
Wall street would be blown up, but
ne naturally paid no attention 10 him.
After Fischer left New York for To-
ronfo. Pope followed him on Wednes-
dsv when Fischer crossed the Niagara
border his brother-ln-law followed
They came 10 Hamilton on an early
train Thursday morning
Mr.. Pope insisted that Fischer mas
been In Canada during the last TWO
weeks
Fischer talked freely to Magistrate
Jelp In the detention room. lie ad-
r.nEIaurA fn ttnfE
chief In the French mission IN New
York. and also Of sending word OF an
impending disaster TO a friend IN a
Mall street brokerage once.
Asked as 70 where ne received his in
formation as % the bombing, he STAT
ed that Il came from the air" Al
the time ne received this word, ne
said. ne had a severe pain In MS
head. He complained OF having a sim
liar pain today and that he believed
something terrible was happening
somewhere now"
He stated that ''he believed in a re-
lgion Of love" but that he hated
the Morgans"
| NEW YORK. Sept is.-Edwsrd p.
] Fischer, lawyer and tennis player,
l whose eccentricities have been a sub
; lecl Of comment for years, sent broad
}, cast among his friends and also con-
nded TO strangers his warning that a
: catastrophe was about 10 take place
= In Wall street
nj From Canada, whittier he went
| week or so ago to follow tennis tour
naments and where he was arreste,
today, he mailed his singular admoni
tons. The New York police hav
made public three OF these letters an
came across others IN their investig;
tion Of the bomb mystery.
Edward Fischer has been, in his da'
one OF the best OF the American tenn
| players. He was rated No. Q in n
FIRST ten" by the National Lawn Tel
mis- Association in 1901 He was me
/ ropolitan singles champion In iS9
1898, 1899 and 1900. being defeated
-1..1avmopd % Little. He ne
A bake viii be given '6c -trohsguniol
of Mooseheart Legion, Chapter $50, al
Kirkwood Park, this evening
/ A good time is assured everyone.
Evening journal., 1920-09-18
earn OF THANKS.

hereby return my best thanks to the
voters Of Brandywine hundred, who
nominated me for Representative at the
primary on Saturday and now solicit
their votes and votes of all other voters
at the general election, pledging myself
to work and vote for the best interest
Of our county and State.
Frank c. Mlller'
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q. q. h. +. AT CHURCH.

The G. o. e. F. Lodge Of Whining
ton will attend service in Grace A. u.
NJ. Z. Church. Third and West streets,
tomorrow afternoon. The Rev. H. Z.
w. BlOunt will preach.
Evening journal., 1920-09-18
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK, Sept. IS Omitted Press
The cotton market opened easier to-
day. October sold at $500 or 10;
December 2570. Off Il; January 24.4S,
of ~; March 2340. Off "a; May 22O5,
of IS.
Evening journal., 1920-09-18
MINGATE A BANK CIARD.

Lester p. Wingate, 1921 Rodney
street. who for the past four years
has been park guard at Cool Spring
PARK has accepted a position with
National Bank Of Delaware While at
NE ,r'aIpSs PARK I'M Mr.; MiinssjF1 EeA host Of
Evening journal., 1920-09-18
CARD OF THANKS.

I desire to sincerely thank all my
friends and others who so kindly sup
ported me at the nomination for Rep
resentative in the Seventh District
Christiana hundred. William Lord
Evening journal., 1920-09-18
earn OF THANKS.

The family Of Thomas r. Brown wish
to thank their friends and members of
St Luke's Church, p, B. 4 W. X. X
Shopmen Veterans Association, and the
Heptasophs for their kind expression OF
sympathy and floral offerings.
Mary W. Brown.'
Evening journal., 1920-09-18

FOR SALE-Corner property, 33ii
Madisin street. r., b, p. and garage.
Make an offer. Phone 4S5O-AdV.
Evening journal., 1920-09-18
Sines and Welch
Florists

2i2 WEST EIGHTH STREET.
Cut Flowers and Funeral Designs
Specially.
D. & A. 5672.
Evening journal., 1920-09-18
Nd"
TWO MARRIAGE LICENSES

Magistrate Siradlev has issued mar
riage licenses for James flasher. lii
West fiith street, 70 NJ rtha L NJ r.
Evening journal., 1920-09-18
N MrATORTAM

In memory Of Howard r. Patterson,
who died two years ago today;
Once we had a rosebud,
Whom we thought was our own,
And when our rosebud was three years
old,
God took and called him for His own.
Parents and Grandmother"
Evening journal., 1920-09-18
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Sept. IS United Press.)-
Wheat, Dec. 2i3Gl21s; March 29S
@39.
Corn, Sept. i2s627h; Dec. iO9h.
oats, Sept. 6OA Dec. 63A.
Evening journal., 1920-09-18
CITY BANK CLEARINGs.

Clearings Of the local banks for the
week ending today as announced by
the Farmers Bank. the clearing
house, amounted to S3.t2479i 02. as
compared with S3.S96,92i65 for the
corresponding week Of last year.
Evening journal., 1920-09-18
LOCAL SECURITIES

Laird and Company. dupont Build
ing, furnish the following quotations
Of local securities:
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UNA DISPOSITION PLAcENTERA"

Asi dijo ei joven al eligir su esposa.
FL fue Isto porque hasta una mujer bonita
puede hacer Ia vida miserable, 81 Sc siente
sienpre naIhumorada. doliente, enferma y
desagradabIe Buens salud siempre pro-
duce una disposition placentera. 81 I'd
sufre de enfermedades peculiares de las
mujeres. NuevG Salad de Ren0 le devoI-
vera sus fuerzas buena salud. Este re-
medic da alivio rspido los des6rdenes de
las mujeres, regularlza la menstruaci6n.
refuerza el sistema nervioso y pone a Ia
mujer o Mira doiiente en- perfecta salud,
tonihcando los organos de manera que sstos
funcionen sin dihcuitades. Naeao Salad
de Reno da salud y accion natural al siste-
ma Compre una botella hoy mismo. De
venta en- todas las farmacias.
s. ,. LEONARDO q CO.. Fahrieaa..., New Y.h
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Ell PUEBLO DE PTo. RICO a Lii
cas- Mendez Garcia sea Ell demandado
sntes mencionado:
Por Ia presente, SO servira usted que
dar uotihcado que SO ha presentado en-
la o6cina del Secretario de esta Corte
de Distrtto, Secci6n Primera, la deman
do de la actora antes citada en- La cual
solicita de esta Corte declare roto y
disuelto el vinculo matrimonial por eau
sa de abandOno Y alegando que usted,
sin causa alguna, deserto del hogar con
yugal ALA por ell aho 1916 Sc marcho
de Puerto Rico y desde cuya fecha ha
vtvido separada de usted y sin que u.s.
ted haya vueito su lado nj Sc ha ocu-
pado de suministrarle alimeutos y ves-
tidos q ella y su hiJa Rosa Maria, y
termina ptdiendo que Ia mia hsbida
en- su matrimonio quede bajo la patria
potestad de la demandante
Y habiendose acreditado debidamen-
to que usted, ell demandado. Sc halla re-
sidiendo fuera de Puerto Rico y que Sc
han practicable las posibles dihgencias
para emplazaTle en- persona, Ell honorable
Jues de es.a Corte don Luis Campillo ha
ordenado que usted sea citado por me-
dio de edictos que Sc publicaran en- el
peri6dico Ell MUNDo y una vez por Sc
mana durante cuarenta dias.
Sc notifica usted que de no compa-
recer a contesSar dicha demanda dentro
del tlermino de cuarenta dias 81 la nott-
fcaci6n Sc hiciere fuera de Puerto Ri
co; dentro de veinte dias 81 Sc hiciere
en- Puerto Rico pero fuera de este Dis
trito dentro de diez diss 81 Sc hiciere
dentro de este Distrito. la dems ndante
podrG obtener una sentencia su favor
do acuerdo con Ia supica de su deman-
.da.
Es abogado de la demandante Ell Licen
ciado Fulgencio PiferO Jr. con oicinas
en- Ia caIle de Algarin, de Juncos, P. r..
Y de orden del honorable juez Luis
Cs1npillo hbro el presente que frmo y
sello con el de esta corte hoy en- San
Juan, p. r., mayo 10 de 1920.
@. MARRERo.
Secretario Advt
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ANUNCIO DE SUBASTA
GoBrERHo ~ PUERTO RICO

DrrARTAMrNro prL tvTrEfoR
NEGoctApos III onaNs rrnLtcAs
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oacina del supsrlnssndsrss A. otras
phhueaa

san Jnan. r. y mayo 10 de ie1o.
Proposlcioues sn plis<es rsrrades o.
"a "a adjudication ~ pahilen subasta
De las obras de construceitn ds 80 pasa
te de csmenfo armado as euArsnta -
tros De longltud sotrs 81 ne II plata
en- "a Carrstsra 70. &c. secri6n csms
ro-Cidra. cuyo prerequisite apsehaae
ascisHde > vErNTE Y oCHo MrL ouT
NrEETos cfNcUEwTA ' SITE 10
LAREs , II 100 de D6iaf ta.sss7 I'D.
- admltirAn sn ssta oEelns hAssa - dsa
passdo meridiano Del dia dlat a. -.
ME Dc mil n0vecisntoa velnfs. ~ qua -
abrirAn pablicamsn's
Todos los daios nscssarios - aArkn
en- ssta oaeina. douas - snfusutrnn -
manifesto los documenaes aus - 6s -
cir en- 81 contraso. y podrkn fses4sr -
licitadores Ice planes m6aslea a. pfa
posiciones aus han ae pressntar. -
dante m dep6sits A. disz a6fAFes tafal
gus ser4n resmboisa8os - 80 dsvuelsss
dichos documsntss sn Il pians - vs.n
- dfas t10l dssp4ks ds sfsttmaan -
suhaEta
l. adminlstraribu - rasaFva 81 -
recho ae Feehazsr raalqulsFa = tsdas
las proposieionss. - as aaluaisas q
contra,o talo ssraa eouslasratistss aas
las de- prsclo s6fAmsnfs
nuillsrmo rsTrvna
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HEoocIADo DE oBRA sFUBLIoAa
0fcina del supsrintendente ds
Obras Pablicas

Proposleiones sn plsGss rsrraast -
~ u adiudlcaei6n - pahliea sabAais
ds lss obfas ~ eonssrueti1m es mas
msnos - kilsmstros as = care
tsra No 10. bsecisu Coronsl Barros e.
ire q Nm. io.s y 81 I'm IA eays
pwesupussto spFobsdo aaeisn4s > oeAen
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larss S. esutavss faso Tsiksi. -
admitlskn sn sssa oAeina hasta - !
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cue - sbrlrAn pahlieamants
Todes - dates nscss4riea - daf&n
en- esta 0aesna aands - sneuenfram
d manihssto - dosamenfss 80 80
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coesr Toe heifadsrss - planss -
dsloa ~ proposicisnss aus - as VFs
asutar msdiants n dspsaits as Ass
dollars gsfoooD aas ssran sssmbeiaa
dos ~ ssr ssvusitas aieAss aseumsn.
tos - Il piaao as vslats sias go
dssputs a. sfectuaaa II subassa
l. adminissraeisa - reserve Il -
rscho - rschaxar sualaaisrn = tesaa
Ias pFoposicienss ' Il - saia4irAr u
confrato bais etrss esma4srscisuan q
ias del prscia solamsnte
Gulllermo Kaseves.
fCnwKNsnmmAn9
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ANUNCIO DE SUBASTA

ooBrERH0 DE- rurRTo nrco
DEPARTAMENTo DrL INTERIOR
or1CfNA nEL
d. oHRAs puBEfcAa
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RN la CORTE DE DIsTRITo DEL
DIsTRITo JUDICIAL DE SAN JUAN
PUERTO RICO
EsTADos UNIDos DE AMERICA,
Ell PREsIDENTE DE LOS EE. UU.
s S.
Pillar Santana COLON,
Demandante.
VS.
Lucas Mendez GARCIA,
Demapdado.
CIVIL No. 1925.
DIvoRcIo
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G0BIERNO De
PUERTO RICO

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LA ECONOMICAL

Fonda Restaurant y easa eormits.
rio. Rxcslsnts ssrvfcio sn ssmiaa .
IL carta.
II Rsstaurans ma populaE - nas
Juan por sus ssrviciOs y ssndimsuts
cion en- IL comida.
Tslsfono 1ls. Restaurant oriste ~
y dsrmitorio crists Il. Provistario.
PATRIUTo RI.Aaoo.
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En In = =
uays ~ leo

Nays "a ts1Q
rRoPosTCT0gEs - plls4es esrra
dos pafa 4 adiaaleaeitn ~ vahiisa
subasta da Ia obrAs - eenrtruefi6n
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earstera -Adiuntas usas CA
ganfa viislla ) i 80 IA ruys pgssa
passto aseisnds . echsnta tres mfl
ochoeisntes tres d6iarss - reusavss
(ssa.s01 81 - adnisifsn - ssss -
4ira hasta ~ D b 81 "a IA A.
JUNO A. 100. ~ aus - tbrifAn ~.
hlicsmsuts
Toaos ios dates nsesssfles - a.
ran en ssta cneins aenas = ssfusa
tran as manlasfss ios aoeumsntss ans
han a. rsair IN = eontrata poarAn
rscoEer Ios leitadorss - pianos , ms
dslos ds proposlflsres aas han - 80
seutar msdiants un dspessts A. disa
dollars WiW aus ssfan rssmbsisa4ss
Al 81 dsvusltas aiehas assnmsntss -
Il piazo A. vsiuss diaa t1nl asspsss
de efsefuada Il subas'a
IA administrator - rsssrva si -
rscho ds rschszsr euaiqalsfa . tsdss
"a proposicienss II A. adlu1iraf Il
coutrafo haio offas c8nsidsraeitnss aus
- a. precio aolamsuss
gUrLfERMo EsTTvEs
comisisnaae Aavs
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ATENCfoN

ss vsude us apisrio as rara ltAila.
NJ cen rslnas g. go pasaas. Tsaas
sen ls0 ealmsnas hlen natfiaas. a.
formafk En- Maysgsse psase n c.nfreA
Calls san Kafasl Ne 3t AavA
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PERSONAL PROPERTY

M'"CEILANEot- '~'N sAir "a
ron SALE Ten shares Tesas Motor car
Rssoctstion for $500, par value 1900 ~
dress Ed Wrsrdcn. Oicn Fiota. Texas.
WE HAVE HEhHp that you do not know
vhoro tho Gafment Factory n located
n N timei Well hero We are corner ~
East seventh ana konusha lust across
tho Midland valley tte,ks. Phono Ossse
fGf.
fu. 0AUMENr FhCTOFy corner ~
Easr Seventh and ksuorha vii soli you
htl tho dry good. y0u want Tor lbc On
the dollar oct their prices bcioto buyinE
elsewhere. rhone DssE" i'i
cons ron AAIE. 16c per bushel3 .
miles south. =. r Peoria street " r.
YstbtouEh. Route .. buN 40. Tulsa
bklBhouA
tEWELNN TtNrtREH for sale. suEhuy
used, -four wFllrHfss, ihfre Showcases
and one large SAT-. lli " SECOND
ron sAIf..-Dne hand pnw"r elevator tor
ttftIrg wagons ha.twata. etc. DoNitt.
The TsiioI tsNHiew. ohia
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FOR SALE---I2 acres. located 7 miles from
Tulsa; t25 per month royalty; all land
tillsble. y mile Off paved road: price
~ 0o0. See Russ J.. Grant, 5it security
Rldg, Ihone ESQ.
. lis ACRES s2,500--The best acreage
on the market for this price; edge Of
city, Lewis avenue. fenced chicken tight !,
can he divided and sold separately for a
profit This VIII pleas. and is your OPP
portunity. Cali Cedar $50 or Usage 1907.
FOR SALE--Fivc acres; close tuf bar
gain II taken at once. or will sell half
rrice s.. 600, terms j. r.. Archer. u. II.
No. &, BoN 50, Tulsa. Okla.
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REAL ESTATEIOR RENT
FARMS roR RENT

FARMS loR RENT ~
FOR RENT-SO O.arre farm located SIX
miles south uf stroud e. cohn, $50
Chemical hllg, Nt IouIs Mo.
rOR RENT-T,p ag.rs and fonr room
houoc; one halt mile cast Phone Usage
alS2
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FLATS Ann APARTMENTS

ATTRACTIVE two-room and kitoh-
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FOR RENT -Four rooms. modern. uu-
furnished TO adults only ga. water and
c'c. strictly furnished Stn por month, 32e
$. Wheeling.
FOK NEST-sN room apartment. York.
town Apartments, 500 por mouth ground
Ooor Phone 6OSS
TWO LARGE unmrniShed rooms aud
ktvhcuCttc. modern, private entrance
t15 per month. iNs1 p. Boston. Cedar
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tNrt'RNlSNED modern four room and
enclosed sleeping porrh hrlck huildins
residence rr office adults, apply ON prem
ises. ioS :, Cheyenne
FOR RENT -. Vuturutshci tour. room
apartment $40 can az 1891 E. Fourth
FuR RENT-6 room unturuished apart.
mont close lu. Phone sg1i
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-05
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

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ELEGANT fOur-room apartment.
beautiful new furniture. TO adults
only. would prefer married couple.
can between 1880 and $500 o'clock
thla y. IN. Wilson Apartments. 422-E,
Wost Third. west entrance, second
floor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-05

FOR SALE ny OWNER Two.
story, east front, 1i00 block north
side. living room across front.
hardwood floors, French doors:
built-in features, garage and lAun.
dry room four bedrooms and
sleeping porch. $4,000 cash and
$3.50 per mouth. Inquire at 1915
s. Quaker.