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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-26
Opponents Will Now EndeavOr
to Have Supreme Court Throw
Out Tennessee Act.
PROCLAMATION EXPECTED
Suffragists Expect Secretary OF
State to Issue Formal An
nOuncement at Once.
tey Associated Press.l

washington, Aug. 25.-Anti-suf- :
frage forces received another setback
today, when Justice Siddons, of the
District Of Columbia supreme court.
refused to issue a show cause" order
against Secretary Colby preliminary to
issuance of an injunction to restrain
that official from proclaiming the
nineteenth amendment the law OF the
land Action was brought by Charles
s. Fairchilds as an official or the
American Constitutional league. NO
further effort will be made to prevent
issuance of the proclamation, Alfred
D. Smith, secretary for Fairchild,
said. Efforts of the anti ti-suffragists
will be now directed to having the
United States supreme court pass on
the validity of the Tennessee ratifica-
ton, Mr.. Smith said.
Application of an injunction to re-
strain Secretary Colby of the state
department from promulgating ratifi-
cation of the federal suffrage amend
ment was filed today Associate JUS
tice Siddons required that authority
for such procedure be cited and agreed
to hear counsel on the point during
the day.
Application was made by Attorney
A. ID. Smith in behalf of Charles 5.
Fairchild of New York, presdnt OF the
league. Justice Siddons said he could
qu0sN eCnsiclerptha matter until counsel
had presented authority under which
he contended the court might act to
restrain the secretary of state from
issuing a proclamation announcing
ratification on receipt of certification
uf the action of Tennessee as thirty
sixth state. He suggested that counsel
present such citations tomorrow, but
Mr.. smith said this might be too late
and Justice Smith agreed to remain
in his chambers during the day to con-
slider the authorities which counsel
might later present
This was the second attempt by
the league to obtain from the district
court an injunction restraining Mr..
Colby from proclaiming the ratifica-
ton. The first effort was made last
month before Tennessee had acted.
Justice Baily in dismissing the pro-
ceedings held that the court was with
out authority to inquire into the action
OF the state legislatures in ratifying
he suffrage amendment and that it
lad no authority to pass on the valid
.tv Of such an amendment. An appeal
10 the supreme court of the United
states was noted by counsel for the
league.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-26
WILMA OCCUPIED
BY LITHUANIANS
lRv Assoclated Preas.1

London, Aug. 25.-Lithuanian troops
occupied Wilma Tuesday. says a Kovao
disnatch to the Times.
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-26

tNo. One Continued on Page Two.)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-26

Paris, Aug. Redistribution of Boil
sheviki. armies now may be considered
complete, according to advices received
Here. OF the hosts which swept down
on Warsaw there is nothing left but
thirty thousand fugitives.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1920-04-28

Each fall in the wake of the great harvests, comes
the parasite of the harvester to reap harvest for
himself. He is the gambler. For him the harvester
is traditional prey.
More than that, the gambler has the spell to
which he yields willingiy-the spell of the game OF
chance And for cards and games OF chance the
harvester has passion. He does not recognize the
gambler as a parasite who feeds upon him, but as
bringer of recreation that is tense and fascinating.
and has thrill to it. And that after long day
in the fields is thing for which to be grateful
But the parasite reaps what the harvester earns.
And often. at the end of the harvest, the victim
begins penniless, the quest for the next job with
tho parasite still at his heels.
The gambler is not alone in exploiting the migrant
laborer. That is being shown by study Of the
living conditions of these wandering workers being
made by the hterchurch Movement, which aims 70
present the details of this problem 10 the Protestant
Churches Of America, and TO bring about the closer
cooperation of these churches in its solution.
The harvester suffers, the survey Is revealing, at
the hands of almost every agency that has anything
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1920-04-28

to do with him. For he is an outcast in the sense
that he has social base. Sometimes the private
employment agency, sometimes the railroads and
again the local officials and the police take an anti
social attitude toward him. For he seems to them
little more than a working hobo.
An interruptions employer will use him as a
strike-breaker, with no intention of giving him a
permanent place. A ward politician will buy his
vote at election time. These are incidents in his
migratory career But the parasite who trails him
through the harvests is constant, and the harvest
Of the parasite is always rich.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1920-04-28

The migrant aoorker has none of the projections
of Society He has no home. No community stands
behind hsnt. No organization that he gets fair
play. He IS the prey of the gamblers the crooked
poIttteion the police stool pigeon and the yeggman
Movement is making surrey of has problems
to bring about closer corporation of the churches
of AnseTicG in its solution
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1920-04-28

Mems Shoes, values $500 for-----$12.98
Mems Oxford's, values $500 for--$12.98
Ladies Shoes, values $500 for----$12.98
Ladies Oxfords, values $500 for----$6.98
Ladies Oxfords, values $3.50 for----$6.98
Ladies Suedes values $1,000 for----$8.98
Ladies Pumps values $500 for------$6.98
going in this sale at great reduction.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-16
GET A GOOD STAND OF
 COTTON AND KEEP IT

Too few cotton growers, in my opinion appreciate the very great importance of a perfect stand of cot ton. I want three to three and one half foot row, with the cotton hoes width in the drill Anything wider than this, at least on most of our soils will mean decreased yields.
 Of course most cotton is already above ground now, but it. Is highly important that such stands as we have obtained be kept Too often careless hoe hands, even after cotton has come up to a good stand, so cut 1t out that at the end of the season it is a poor stand. Every year I offer prizes for the best stands of cotton on my place, but in awarding these prizes each man is judged by the stand he gets and keeps. 4 stand may be good in May, but careless work with hoes, blows and cultivators may make II poor stand by August.
 In making profitable crops of cot ton, good stands@stands got and then kept-are a factor of extreme importanee-The Progressive Farmer.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-16
SUMMER SCHOOL FOR BOYS

The Navy Department announces that 8 Summer School for boys be- tween the ages of Is and 20 will be opened at Great Lakes. H., on Lake Michigan on July 18th. The course will be six weeks, and preparations are being made for 1000 pupils, of whom 2S is the quota allotted to the State of Arkansas. The instructions will include physical development discipline and education of character. Recreation and religious instruction will not be neglected. Pupils will pay their own transportation to Great Lakes, but will be given free trans portation to their homes at the end of the course and will receive pay at the rate of s3S per month.
 The pupils will be enrolled in the Naval Reserve force for three month enrolment, which is required by the act of Congress establishing the school, but it is intended to disenroll all the boys at the expiration of the six weeks course.
 All applicants must pass the neces- sary examination, pshysieal and oth- erwise, that are prescribed for regu- lar enrolment in the Naval Reserve Force. Examinations will be con- ducted at the Navy Recruiting Sta ton at the corner of Fifth and Main Streets. Little Rock, Arkansas.
 Further information may be ob- tained from that station either hy let ter or personal call
 T. altzly
 Lieut. Comdr., U. s. Navy.
 Recruiting Officer of Arkansas
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-16

Life and Accident Insurance-Ihe Ozark Mutual Life Association char tered and licensed in this State, writes Certificates on the lives of men, wo- men and children from 10 to 50 years old. for lc for each year of age. Po- sitively the best for the money. Pro tect yourself and family with us. Responsible men and women agents wanted. Address Ozark Mutual Life Association, Mena, Ark.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-16
CONTENTS:

..vh.t,s the Matter with Arkansas The Reign of tn eIneffieient ~American Paganism"
 sNOld Mexico
 By the Editor. s.rha kind of Governor l would Like To See in Arkansas"-A prize con test s25.OO fer first prize, won oS Row Adams, Warren, Nrkansas; Slo' for ond prize. won by Geo. F. browh' Bison. Arkansas. $500 for 3rd pr ze xon bv V. o. rack, Little Rock Ark' Three interesting articles.
 In addition to the above there are statements written by H. G. Conds, Fred A. Isgrig, W. V. TOmpkins ana others. setting forth the reasons why the various candidates offering them- selves should be nominated.
 On the whole the Pune number o1 Candid Opinion is timely and inter esting. Are you a subscriber? sl.oo per year.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-16
MIGHTY HEAVY REWARD

The Star offers reward Of the big gest watermelon that will be gathered from our patch this summer for any information as to the whereabouts or recovery of our Carni correspondent He has never missed so long in his three years of correspondence from Carmi to the Star.-Leachville (Ark) ) Star.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-16
DEMOCRATS CENTRAL
 COMMITTEE MEETING

4 meeting of the Democratic Cen tral Committee of Nevada County is hereby called for one o'clock p. m., June 2S, 1920 at the circuit court room. Nevada county court house, in the city ot Prescott, Arkansas.
 This June 15, 1920.
 Dan Pittman, Chairman. Attest: Randolph P. Hamby, Secy.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-16

Biliousness is a condition that breeds disease II. the vital organs and ought to be corrected promptly
 Prckly Ash Bitters is g mans remedy It vitalizes the blood, drives out inn purities in the bowels, makes you feel bright, strong and healthy. Price SIPS per bottle-Hesterly Drug Store. cod
 The Stars and Stripes is the pubilca- ton that originated on the firing line in France It is now published in the National Capitol. Get a copy from Jack Johnson, Newsdealer.-5 cents.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-16

When food gives you distress you need dose of Prickly Ash Bitters to relieve the stomach and help diges- ton. It is a mans remedy for the liver and bowels. Price SIPS per bot tle-Hesterly Drug Store. cod
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-16

Will make boys blouses and shirts and do plain sewing for children Phone POP Mrs. s. R. Young. 6-11d2
 Furnished room for rent-Phone 202-Mrs. s. R. Young. 6-11d2
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-16

For sale-House and lot on West Main Street. Possession at onee-l. 4. Bryan. 6-15-d2
The Prescott daily news., 1920-06-16

Shave yourself. We will give you 3 safety razor and blade free of charge PRESCOTT HARDWARE co.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-10
LANDS AM FARMS For sAIE

IS TINS YOUR idea OF Florida? a lite
piece of land near the water; e boat.
= garden; some strawberry plants and
perhaps fgv chickens. vine covered
cottage among your orange and grape.
trust groves, fish and oysters In ahuu1-
anrc, plenty ~ quail and game, a simple
natural whols~rurc mo in the omen the
year round home. health. Cuutcutmcr.
and an independent income. An this IA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-10
CHISHOLM RIG UDIi
PROLIFIC COTTON SEED

Good staple similar to Lone star and
Uuwdcu, FRUITS like small boil varieties
bred w lu the southwest. our chisholm
prolific seed Errmlnatns nearly twice as
hiyh as average Ein-run cotton scrN this
tcauon. sprclal prices ON car lots write ur
wIrc us rittmau Harrison Co.. Shcr.
man. TvVaH
RIACN sEEpED standard broom conn
spuU. s.. oklahoma dwarf nut standard
ToFsri S.. white pnd r.i dwarf straight
nook ruaian. s.. Irutm HnN r.I uNprr
maize. Waite. uInn. rrl nud ..hrn.E
her orange sourlosr and rrd fnp raus..
S.. sudan, SlSg golden wuIrt ;, 10. cop.
Frcirht prepaid, express ST 90 more CLAY.
comb Seed store, tuHWuu. Nh,a.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-10
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
HOUSES roR SALE

| HAVE several houses for sale. these
homes arc modern and first class iH
bargain. YOU can Fs' fu'l Information by
address F-9o2. care " world
WEST SIDE close In. real c0cd Eve.
room bungalow, oak floors, pieuty heat
ing. fruit. banscmcnt garage. pricc $1,000.
55ss Room 'osis south Main
SOUTH sGDE SIX bloeRl rrom Fourth
and Main. 1.room bungalow with sleep
apartment site location. al South Gutn-
rio. phone 0sage 65ts
Ftyc-room modern bun
Eslow In Croshio Heights. including
PLAYER piano. 5000, no brokers. Usage
FLOWERS
We make speciality ~ funeral designs
and can furnish you fowcra for an oc-
casiona, Scnekcr Florist 10 w. Fourth ST.
phone cedar Gis
VICTOR. souTH-Nicc large Ti,,room
attractive mautcl. sure To please. uricr
i,.Sa0. 81 500 down ualW q Sons phone
SOtTp SIDE Two.atory, seven roous.
price $500. casy payment down. nam q
Nain.
EXCELLENT bungalow, fioc-t location
north SIDE lNe rooms and hr"1kf1H'
1900 s. 500 down UaIf 4 Sons phone
CARSON SOUTH RgauruI .HIV-r-1"1
hGpnFalow mantle 'rr.' hcdrooms'
thig. splendid legation th,s home is rar.
tsiMr worth 80 $50. owner ts non. resident
and will sacrifice LovH & otto Ccdar
WEST sIpE-E Easy walking distance. 0vo
room nest loCal 'u Dab tgor7 ~.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-10
REAL ESTATE
taon CASH

$500 CASH
POSSESSION IN THREE DAYS
Fivo-room modern bungalow, ,hr7s
blocks from high school largo rooms,
buy al $1,000. balance to suit
LESLIE BROOKS COMPANY
i07 5. Boulder Usage -,i5
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-10

I UTNNUU NUWTU Mont N0IUUUT i've
room bungalow uak nours. breakfast
I ruums larlc living room. bunt iu china
.lu..U. garage. us.om.rt. price $1,000
: ."u down HHIr d. Sons, phone paarc
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-10
BIG BARGAINS IN
u. S. ARMY GOODS

l6Nt6 tents 3-foot wall, 2t-oz
double filled duck treated with gov
ernmcnt watcrproofing and preserv-
ing process, guaranteed no rips,
holes or tCArs ..,......,..... S45 90
Same tent. not treated ..,..$ $4,000
9No offirc tent army duck, 4-foot
wall, ridge pole type ...-... 5000
Gray wool army blankets, brand
new, size 6sNSS weigh; 4h lbs,
each .,.,,.........,. $500
Gray wool blankets slightly used.
size G6XSi weight I y lbs, zach SO.
Wool son doc per pair. 2 pairs 81 80
9 pairF ................. $3.50
5-lh knaki cotton comforts, slightly
used IN excellent condition, each 81
5-lb coiored cotton comforts. slight
~ used, In excellent condition,
O. u wool shirts In perfect CON
Khaki pants, used in Al condl-
ton, each .,,....,......... 80
Wrap LrEgins, now, pr. ..-..s2 so
Canvas IcEEins, new, Nr. ...Sl.25
cold Medal folding cots s......ti 90
Stool spring barracks cots. ... St 90
'0.lb. cotton mattresses to 1T either
cot ........,.. ...,...... $500
All prices O b. Tulsa except cloth
In and blankets sent parcel post paid
insured.
Mail check or money order to
Army Equipment Sales Co.
3l5 East Third street
lulSa' 'Nl'. -..--.-
wA>Ttp-TO UiN 80
WANT TO my your refrigerators ard
%'"NN". ~. y 'uy ~, ,""' 'u'"''"'o w.
~. 2" ''s'. -- '' -.----------
NNNTfp" NuturuNu'r. must Ne bargain
and rent duu'c, house from siN tr o.
rHuulH 'nlI rstgr .tl.
WANTED. .nna wolf .luut r.nd,rr hons,
90 move Co. snuthvc,, rart of city
Phone prare 81 after w
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-10
PROPERTY for EXCHANGE
tNcHNNGr-REAL LsrNII

tN'HNNGE--RtAL LsfhIt ~
HAVE SENERAL lots ln Frreland addi
t|uu and q couple IN Terrace priv" 4
VIII sell cheap OF trade Tor car tail
EEtsr Usage Do
NAVE A GDpp Anderson auto viii
trade f1r small house and lot colt
Eatvy OssEe 3D.
HAVE 90 ACRES improved farm. close ~
Tulsa 10 trade FOR city property. ta,
psagc gtti
FINE tOUNEH lot with three room houa-
tu trsdo Tor good modern nome and pay
difference tall tsagc 22Gl.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-10
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

FARMS ibR RENT II
ron RENT. chicken tauth near TulHH
fully equipped hAfe. barn, well
fences Apply ili Security
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-10

Re- independent on hardwood lande IN
Kalkaska and Antrim counties Mich
fine for grains. fruit poultry truck.
da'rylng, good fishing hunting: fine ell.
m ate. railroads. markets; schools
churches; only fl5 TO i3j per acre. easy
terms. 10 TO lf0-aCre tracts, We hoIn sc'-
tiers; 90 years experience. largest rom-
psuy IN A. $; write for free booklet
Swirart Land 60. Jic5S First National
Bank Bldr. chicago. IN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-10
FINANCIAL

HOrits>-NpOAt>c houses a.
rlgHf UOoMs sr..sne,i. ,tua, lu. uar.
sa,n; sou., rsr, i.e '5o..o S~. i,,, h,,'
til Rohlnsau rldg- urrr, slit
-" tGf@5N ,on,. m9'ng ,.5,- y', t,6 ret month
~ ~, ,esi ,rts fpt an u,,,
r,sri r"rJ ,',,,s rlun,tIn 4 tar.
rnono dssr, atp8
1uAvr so.ra.u ertttm,nt nous, or ,.ai
g''at Price 8 800 1000 ,Hn.' ,.,.'., ,,..
ridg "sar' enc -.
b''hl 30 N.l4hs .t,.,,,.
t'Nsn r'o" h'N .,'..' r.rt.
$500 "b fuHm.. good H''" h,.l .'''
t.out rrHH.uHH.. .a1. h.....
rooms WHdei ,n ~
Anr MN a'
money maker ans h E''i n.t', t."' '. on'.
80 pcr n.rih. '.i ..' ''h' a., al
tY bus 'ur fhr fIru'IIf' .' .'' '' p
Gosh 400 ta'U.," boo n .'.N.t N'.
uso tsp tuHms rIru "n.".ns
s'i''s,o . n .so, ''a ,aa ,.y sy i5a, rs. owas l
80, 'UIi t,...t .. d. K IrsIr.
r.f.
MohEN no IOAN -tuhTTEtS -
e,.,. @ntti.rY .-I -s..I u.5... .a, form
nv '.Nt,.. r... .lH u...tff. D#IF
and th"''n' ."''. '''' ".'
TtNis Nl'thIIN ''
Loans 'n.ng' ~, POO" .' .',,,.0 a,,' I'm
. ,,lg'' ,r,,.
NNyyttnM tui4i r',-pv aiiSr
f-I rhrd 81 oaarc atti
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,al,,,.,t ,,.,,tv,res g. II
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-10

00h WITH UNLF cash for "a dandy
good 1o.ruow ronminE house on s Main
81. good Location: making good money!
Iof us SHOW you this place. NJ !. Glass
a co.. either phone 1884
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-10

$1,000 WITH $4,000 cash. balance $3.50 nor
month. wN huv dandy good hotel
with 40 rooms Hnd good dining room
close .lu. two years lease; this iE 'hc
place ~ make money. " j. Glass & CO..
Iotr phouos 1854
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-10


OWNERS viii share bungalow with Just
two must expect To- pay around 800.
location. house aud furniture are excel
lent Phone OHaEc 1898
NICELY furnished modern bungalow to
share with desirable couple Usage
f5Cg-R
kiTCHENETTE apartment A. Esthcr
Seventh and cheyenne for rent by buy.
ing furniture. can be seen 20 y. m
eNrnIuFs
FURNISHED apartment for rent 3oa 5
bou'"r apartment !.
WILL SHARE nicely furnished modern
bungalow with young married couple or
two ladtos employed walking distance.
references exchanged cedar 9ss
THREE ROOM and ktchcnette. basement
for reut, 500. by buying elegant furni.
tufr close In. osagc gslb
ForR ROOM modern apartment walking
distance. tlo rcr month WIN furniture
Tor sale. very reasonable. no real estate
gchomr 'ell cedar lo9l
FpU SALE FURNITURE In -Four. room,
apartment. party lesv lpF city. priv
icgc OF tentlng spartmcnt Phone psag.
MAiN. &. Wanted - subrcnt FUR
ni1hcd five room apartment. ylSS pc,
month. can O." rcrn Wednesday mornlu.
between 10 and 1880 and and $50 even
WILL share nicely furnishcd modern
bungalow with young married couple or
two ladies employed, walking distance
HOUSES FOR RENT II
FOR RENT. FiVc-room house and five
room furniture for sale, including player
plano. Jersey COW. phone Usage ga, or
cedar $50.
WE HAVE sucrcedod 10 the rental busl-
ness ~ Abbott & Wclch. high class sep
vice rendered both owner and tenant: call
Mr. lluder for rental business. phone
ns"gg F,ol rental dept, Exchange Trust
Five ROOM housc tor rent, t65, call
'lNAGe nNNN
FoR RENT rive rooms and basement
'oat location yl' =. Victor; viii he
,hcro at o'clock this evening Phone
loV'-l-
EorR-RooM house. not modern. isos p
Monroe
ron HENT-i hsyr two good three room
modern houses, one uve-room: ono six.
room and one I room. close In. 20 rcut
II you huy tho furniture. call Allison
ron nENT.. -Four room .hod-e. $40 per
month l-ll WrlEht Cedar 1850.
ron RENT Trucks with careful men To
move. pack 0r store anything: uiauoa
furn'tur" moving, get our rates Phones
psagos 3oSs.ob5S, Atlas Tranfer & Storage
HousEs-FURNIsnFD ~
FOR RENT STA room house to party
enport
FOR RENT .Four room modern dupic,
house furnished l2oi v Fourth; So.
cedar 5Sa.
NlrrOE SOUTH A dandy six room bun
Ealow nlrcly turuishci. for rem, d,
huyinE the furuiturc. calf NoorchcaI-
fainc. ossrc 1a3a or cedar go.
NIcE. housekoop,ue apartment. close in
ON s. Denver. also ne.t huy in city. eight
room houSr. furniture for sale. clean and
ready to oncupy rhone osagc 3Nat
sly ROOM hourc 'or rent So. hv huyIuF
furniturc rfioc $3.50 o,Hvc eGl5.
EIGHT ROOMS garage for r"7t. So.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-10
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

WNNIEp-Iu KnNI y!
WA&fEb sN 20 ,.gh'.rnom unlurul. he'd
lou.c or apartment o.agr Sslf.
WANTED J.. root good rrNo iu W,
caro- viii ho given Gail oslEc -olt
WANr one 40 tVG tuuma ~ office im
nl,ure addre.s pestofnge boy i1e,
WANrEp. \ HOUSE
o. Phone Osage el5s.
WANTED .tiv, 10 eient room house. fur
nish"d in desirable location by mar
riei couple uu yUillrru. beet ut refer
"uces furuished call usaEc aat2.
FURNISHED apartment or hlus. by
young doctor and wife. phone o#gEs
WANT Two or tur,s offices furuishcd 600
urfprui-hci Address postofiIcc go,
IS THERE q uf.s> four.tuuu modern
houac iu Irvine place or north side that
travelling man and VII" can rent fUr '1p
we appreciate good property and treat lt
ltl-H, caro- ~ World
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
ACREAGE FoR sNIF W
FOR SALE..AHre trayt house. well. -.
m"ni cellar .n1t .tryi t'"-. ou hiU.
foN bel .'op. Hg1 FORK car Inc.
THREE ACRES "u paved road half mile
east ~ LOWS A.. g.. 900 choice $1,000.
tcrmH psagc '6l,
10 ACRES nrar paved road m east side
and $500 cash. balance easy terms y ~
nlde THIRD and Main
So-ACRE FARM three m.lo. from town
quarter milo or paved road. cheap H'
tl6' per acre. Archer Realty 60, -1f
Iowa Blde Cc1ar a's.
TWO ACRES tour loom house, garage.
guod wei, tu,t trees. three chicken
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-10
THNCKAGE AND INDUSTRIAL

CLOSE ~ CORNER factory sit. near
trHukaEc. on street car line: lot toN'oo
Phone OsAEc oesi, W. T. Henry.
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e. 500 WITH fL1Uo cash will nut you IN
rueSrFHiuu ~ 10 room ropmlnr house.
r.s, uryrrnif aut cheap rent. call cedar
f.Hf N ' GLASS E co.
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Strus. PLANTS, rrpruI2rRs g,

WUI NDIE tomato makes 200 bushels
por acre and I only have fhr pure seed
please write Tor ful Information. NJ g.
Mgtrc San Marcos Texas
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HALLE & SONS
FOR REAL ESTATE BARGAINS
rtiONE osAGE 553G

site. what have sou 70 off,rg Pu,r.l
preferred, address 7si-B. care " World
DENVER %ORru-ln tho 1890 bf..s
east 'front.' price $1,000 y VI. Hollsnaa
Co, Cedar 1889. room 4 Old Daniel Bldg.
Third and Main