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The Washington herald., 1920-12-23
Dunlap Funeral Today.

Funeral services for Mrs. Chris
tine Walton Dunlap. formerly of
Washington, who died Sunday at
Allentown, Pa, will be held this af :
ternoon at 1 o'clock at Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery, the local Grand
Army of the Republic and woman's
Relief Corps organizations conduct
ing the services. Grang Army men
will be honorary pallbearers.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-23
Approves $3.50 Tax Plan
In W0n,dn's Club Speech

Active support of the $3.50 tax
plan by all District citizens was
advocated by District Commissioner
Mabel T. Boardman in ans address
before the Woman's Republican
Club at the Metropolitan NJ. z.
Church last night.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

LtSDs ANn rAHMs ruH sALE 81
SOME REAL HAUGAtNS Do improved
farmh, 80 Co 60 miles ~ Kansas CITY
lH2 acres ~ per acre. 1000, real bar
gHin. liberal loan o. o per cent tliO, i2o
800. poo. go 200 ,I5I viii eprry hack
two uItdH 100 tst $50 fno farm.
ittOI. no. tt90. 900. tl25. go. tiiO. 90 $50
100. 400 900 real bargain. will carry
book 20 prr cent. $40. = mile = good
town. tlG0. s0 rnrry back 40 per cent
40. 230 voty fine. tlf0i 40. ts6. 100
ilb0i f.0. a. lot ~ improvements and
real bargain. tllb. Come and look at
s0Wo ~ those uf send Tor free bpDkirt
WtIrpn q ICY bfosol, csrs county ao.
200 .ACHE MISSOURI FARM
f5.f0o. WITH THREE HORSES ASD
fnIr cows. two HtrotH, two calves. ~
hogs. poultry. tools. hay. feed throWn In
fI quick buyer only : 900 cash needed .
uu iu'rfHiatr county highway. near rail.
rub1 town. chocolate joan soil. producing
abundant rfupH clover alfalfa. corn. oats
'Hur. wnprn wire fenced pasture cHtt.
mated 81 200 worth lumber. apple ur.
o. hard, peaches ulumH. herries UtbueH
new main dwelling also three. room bun.
rHiuw two hHrnH Kranhty, corn. poultry
houses, details puFe tb Srouts sprinT
a'uInE bargains. 90 sthtes. pnpy ffHp
Htrout Farm Agency, ssi iS New YORK
ldfo ihdg Kansna 'ity No
tunir TRUCK and general farm und
ranch lands from ~ 90 500 per acre.
nIHu town prup"tty. wriie Tor list VII.
Ham IuWrrY Wlrheu Afk
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14
REAL ESTATE

Eight-room duplex on south
side, for sale or trade for a
smaller house. Phone Usage
3ll2-J.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14

BRAND new north side home well located
In the highest portion Of tho north sido
on q iot fully ~ feet Rn0ve tno paving
two-car garage. drive and walka in con.
rrete a. wcl ~ concrete porch Hovon
rooms finished lu ivory with hardwood
floors and all buitin features large base
mont: artistic mantel and electric HIGHT ia.
tnres; French doors with large living room
and sun room hcrosa front. price 80 800
81 600 cash Call Mr. Hudson. Phones Usage
rsta or Usage 5uss Yauion Investment 90.
2iN Security Ildg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14
The Best Buy
OWNER FORCED TO SELL SOUTH SIDE HOME

Two-story large rooms living room entire
front, all hardwood foors beautiful decorations and fix
tures two big front porches two freplaces tile bath
pedestal avatory mirror DOORS plenty closets and bun
features large Easements furnace heat laundry tubs good
we'll of water and servants quarters; immediate
possession The price for quick sale is very attractive
Terms For particulars and location phone Cedar 984
Usage 7569-R.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14

For those who desire home on high and
slightly ground overlooking the city, where ma
ture bends its every effort to harmonic natural
advantages. Within easy walking distance of
the business district and yet restricted to the
construction of purely residence property.
Rdgewood Addition offers advantages that
come only once in lifetime of every city.
Investment in the best real estate the surest and
safest investment in the world; if it is property
bought You can lose money in Tulsa as we'll
a poor city unless you wisely place your
dollars.
The paving is now rapidly going in with all
other improvements completed; will create a
building boom in hgh-class residences that will
not be equaled with any other part Of the city.
, Many fine homes will be erected this spring,
For the home builder we invite you. We have
some choice building sites that are still avail
able, lots from so to 100 foot frontage, prices
from $1,000, on easy terms of one-third cash
and the balance in six and twelve months.
If you are interested in high-cass residence
section where you are absolutely insured from
any business apartment properties; that will
mar your home, you should investigate this
choice residence section. For further particu-
lars see,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14

40 ROOM duplex with sun room well 10.
cato1 on south side eAch floor now
vented at 500 per month. Win thfoa
ear garage bon rear also rrntol producing
Snoome al f21S per month house boz tho
host 81 condition and may be- had AZ bar.
gain Tor o fow days. $1,000 cash with
terms arranged 10 SUE Call Mr. Hudson.
Phones Usage 1893 Or Osage 5Oss. Yadon
1nyestmeot company 2l52ip Sccufiy
Bldg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14

FINE thrccroom plasiered cottage, tapes.
1Ao good water garden: fruit chicken
house and garage tAN2s new Utica via.
duct will give direct accoHs 10 iitocyS,
" 1000; some terms 1891 v. Chambers. I.
four blocks north Admiral between Tron.
ton and Utica
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14

800 ACME wheat farm 2s0 In cultivation
close iu Oh production prico ilz 900
H'"I Fivhott AtkauHsa Ci'v Kan
OWN A FLORIDA ornnre grove. Wan
thuln combination soil rrows vrvatahlra
h"iM''n tf"" f"wH until rfuye hears THIS
sli'H, we sell the land clear ulpw aud
tnn'e ~ tullf house and barn. uu oauv
''lopiucut GO Hor g. Wnuchuln Desnto
cnuntv Florida
lIhlIS Dandy improved tg0 valley
tnrihi 10 tame ErpHH 40 valley. good
VI 500 McGrnth Mountain view. Mo
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14

Have decided to scu my nns stock
f1Uth ~ l.2lp acres tT00 utrcs buttuUJ .
one ~ the brat in south Missouri nbun.
urnts viii sell with OF without sto,k or
implemnntn Address 1861 " care WDtld
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14
REAL ESTATE


l lot IN Rcddlns addition, east front,
a pickup at S525. $3.50 cash and
SiJ month
! lot In Highland addition, south
front. on Hodge, for 1850 down, 126
month
! lot in Broadmoor for 1000. Some
terms This Is "a raro chance.
] lot North Elwood, $3.50; $3.50
down. t25 month.
| corner lot, Ridgewood addition.
1870 cash, arrange terms to suit.
Don't delay.
OSAGE 1884
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14
M ANNEA. EQULppNn


markets of America and England and
where general farming is rich In oppor.
tnhilyi level machine.worked cd fields, darn
'"an io.o"~ pasture products taksn Al
noot home use wood, timbor. oightrcom
horse, tools wagons. harness separator,
m"rcial poultry house, eto ownor to re.
uto now includes two cows, yoafIlng.
morse, tools. wagons, harness separator
nay, etc $3.50 gets all easy terms do.
iaiIs page Nirouts Spring Oat1og Bar
gains 30 state copy Tree strout Farm
Agency sal q N; N Y Life BLDG
Kansas City, Mo
ron SALE 30 acres located seven miles
north Of Tulsa. on paved road. second
bottom land. 10 acres in cultivation, bal,
Rnce pasture. fair house. good barn.
In'n t"r 40 per acre terms Zee Russ
10 'taut ~ NccuritY HldF., phone $50
2oO.ACRE MISSOURI FARM
$4,000 WITH 3 HORSES AND
Four cows, two steers. two calves ~ hogs
poultry, tools hay, feed thrown In TO uuick
buyer only $4,000 cash needed on inter.
state county highway near railroad town
chocolate loan soil producing abundant
woven wire fenced pasture. estimated
tlSeo worth lumber; apple orchard;
peaches plums; berries. grapes: new main
dwelling also three room bungalow: two
harms; granary; corn poultry houses. de
tails page as Strout's Spring Cathlog Bar.
gains 30 States; copy free Strout Farm
Agency. sai G n New York Life Bldg.
ron BALE so acres three miles west
from Hrokon Arrow; new four-roorn
house. letrc barn; Is acres under pillow
easy. See Rus. 1. Grant, SD SECURITY
nldg phone 2ieo
FOR TRADE-sO acres In Ch.rokce
county; IS acre. IN cultiva,lon";' "'''p can
barn; wstered by good aprng; ali farm
land fenced hog tight; want Tulsa prop
orty; price t2.750; halt mile from schooi
ls mloa north Of Thhicaunh Sec ltuaa 1.
Grant tli Security nldF, phons 2iso
TMAcKAGE AND INDUSTRIAL s
Fon sALE-7Oxioo' foot tfackaso prop
cr,y lust aeIoss from Frisco depot
Zoe R"ss l. ' Grant % 81, 52, '.SSns ssGar P''Rfa bRas
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wANrEp-REAL ESTATE a.
WANT TO HuN--trom owner, a property
Of good value, OF five or more rooms.
can make substantial cash payment II
price la right Phone Cedar l2ti.
WANTED TO Buy-plreot from owner.
nve-room modern house on pavement:
east aide preferred II, c. Middleton,
WANTED TO buy direct from owner. a
ionr ionr or nVe.t9"m house that can be
IKE rent call osagc 1895
WE HAVE CASH HuYERs for a $4,000
or $4,000 home. Room ai0 Socurity
ludg., Cedar hl7. Quinn Investment co
Will RUi and pay cash Tor vacant or
improved Tulsa property; no matter
where It Is located. Call Estey. Usage Sc,
l07 Robinson Bldg
WE SELL residences quick list youra
with US today CAN Allison Realty
OsaEe t7tt
LIST YOUR property with Patterson
Realty Co, They sell u osaFe sO5o.
TO HUN a small house and lot. pay iiO0
down aud balance monthly payments
AddroFa y. q. NuN l0S3.
WANTED TO my Five OF siS S-foom
modern house In good location Oasge
2bG4-I
WANTEn-To buy house to moVs;
phone Usage ssTa or OsaFc Tlls
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14
lots ron SALE

REDDIN's ADDITION st5O cash, fi5
month buys high east front lot price
si26 nuick sale Usage 726i.
NORTH MAIN lot $500, espt front. tuii
sizc close 10 pavement Phone cedar ~
FOR SALE-u ucautiful south front lots On
Federal ~ paved. fdr $3.50 10 titl00i g
terms 5000 cash balance $40 por month.
Sec Hua, l. Grant 6lA Security hldE,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14

t400 CASH for good
bungalow In Kendall.
Electric lights, well. and
IN first class condition.
on carlinc. Priced at
$4,000.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14

ron BALE 30 acres, located sovcn miles
norm or Tulsa on paved road second
b"ttuW lana. 10 acres In cultivation. bal
Rnce pasture fair house. good barn.
tnhp Tor 800 per acre; terms Zee Russ
L. Grant So Security HidF. phone ai6O
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14

MODTtF NUHElT0W. fTV0 InTIV TUUWH good
decorations. safrouod porch btggot
Value In Tulsa 5000. 81 600 viii handle
q ago 1904
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14
Attention

II viii pay you 10 see
these before you buy
$3.50 CASH, 2 rooms,
neat cottage. In fine lOca-
ton; you win want this.
Price t1.70O.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14

$3.50 CASH buys good
3 room house I'm fast
growing location. A good
pickup. worth the money.
32,i0O.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14
rnACKAGE AND INpuarnI,L

FoR sAlE--7Ox100' foot trackaso prop-
ctty' tuat acroaa from Frisco depot
5000; terms. half cash. balance to suit
act quick, Just right for storage property
Foe Russ l. Grant 81. Security bldg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14
900 ACRE MISSOURI FARM

FON TItADE-b0 ncfes In Cherokee
county, % acres In cultivation; can
farm 10 acres; threc-room house and
barn; watered by good aprinF. all farm
land fenced hog tight; want Tulsa prop-
rty; price f2.7b0. half mite from school
2 milca north Of Thhirauah. See Ruaa L.
Grant hli Security nldF., phone 2isO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14

$500 CASH, s3t month.
buys fine little home, In
the closest I'm acre tract
60 Tulsa. 3 rooms, well
finished, lot 10Ox20O, fruit
trees, garage, deep well.
And the price Is 32,l00.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-15
|. W. W. CALL WAR AND RELIGION TWO
HEADS OF hydra OF CAPITALISM

They are starting couscriptiun
down in this part Of tho world. but
tho miners are determined to enlist
for the battle against tho bosses in
the T. W. ""
An undated bulletin purporting 10
bo issued h' Perry closed as follows;
Late reports say that tho sclcctivc
draft will NOT ho put into effect un-
an September T. but us fur 100 the I.
w ". miners are concerned % isn't
EoniE into effect at alL"
~ -. Palmer. % ston0grtphor Of
Douglas. testified that he took down
the testimony given hy Fred ".
hruWu deputy sheriff OF Cnchiso
county nnd the prosecuting witness
in th" present ctse. duriur prolim-
mary hearings hcld at Douglas last
summer Palmer was put ON the
stand hy the defense in AN effort to
verify certain transcripts alleged TO
have hcen made of Browns testimony
in the Douglas hearings. ANA 20 show
lhai Browns testimony regarding the
details OF his alleged deportation hy
Wooiton differed materially from the
statements mudp hy him during the
present irlal county Attorney Rob
ert n. French contended that HIS tes-
timony was not contradictory.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-15
HATCH QUITS
As REVENUE
COLLECTOR
Resigns to Resume Law
Practice at Clovis; Many
Seek Position

Carl 4. Hatch. recently eppointcd
Internal revenue collector for New
Mexico, has resigned from his Office
because - pressing legal duties at
his home In Clovis
The resignation has been forward o.
ed TO the treasury department hut
notice Of acceptance has not yet been
received.
Since the rumor Of his Intended
resignation many men who applied
for the position at the time the
separate New Mexico branch was
opened six months ago. have an
bounced themselves ns candidates for
the Office The appointment OF the
collector rests with the president who
usually acts upon the recommcnda-
tioh Of men In congress or political
leaders from the state.
Mr.. Hatch this morning gave MS
the reason for his resignation the fact
that his legal practice at Clovis.
whore he is "a member uf the firm
rf Patton and Hatch demanded more
Of his attention than hc was able
to give while In the office Of revenue
collector. lie found that dividing
his time between the two Offices was
Unsatisfactory.
X. l., Biandy. chief deputy col
lector, is In temporary charge OF tho
offices here until Mr.. Hatch's
SUCCESSOR n chosen.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-15
~ ~ .'sse,Attn rsrs,

TOMBSTONE. Aria. April l5.-
War and religion were described as
iwo of tho hydra of capitalism" thu
the workers of the world should cut
off, in uu editorial published in
Solidarity" an alleged I. ". W. pub
icution. read To-Day tn the jury hy
Frank T.. CurleN ~ counsel for the
defense. iu tho trial of Harry b Woot-
ton, charged with kidnapping In con-
ucciiun with ih" Bishee dcportauous
of july D., iati
"iccHuso the capitalist class of
America saw nt to plunge the nation
into the most hopeless and idiotir war
in history is NOT reason why tho
workers should neglect to- "hold uli
they've got aud rrt an thoy can" was
a sentence in another issue of "soll-
dHrity' Gated May no. lsls. and of
fcrcd in evidence.
IN iottcr purporting 10 Dee TO Don
sheridan, of Spukstne Wash by
Grover VI Perry. secretary treasurer
Of Metal Mine Workers union mum
her 500, with headquarters at Phoon-
tx, Arizona. drted April ~. 1917. and
read 10 the jury by AIR. Curley, the
following sentence appeared.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-15
ALL TRAINS AGAIN
MOVING ON SANTA FE
Strikers at Division
Points West Have Re
turned to Work

Railway traffic which has been tied
up for the past several days at Albu-
querque and points 10 the west. is
moving this morning both east and
west This movement commenced
yesterday afternoon and Indications
now are that by tomorrow conditions
VIII be nearly normal again.
Information received In local rail-
way circles this morning IL TO tho
effect that practically all the ssrlk-
INK employees from Albuqucrane to
the coast have returned to work and
no further trouble Is expected.
The last Of the passenger trains
numbers / and of last night--Ieft
shortly after . o'clock. clearing the
local yards Tor tho tine being.
No, : % last night Departed about
5 "a. nt. While No. or yesterday IL
due here az 1895 y. m. and No. OF
last night at y. m.
As has been the case throughout
the ucup, all local employees are
working and have boon in no way
connected with the Illegal strike, and
at no time has the majority Of these
employees considered "a walkout. In
ipfnuiiun gwen Ihc Herald on Tues
day to the effect that the local broth
crhood had voted to strike and were
only held upoh the advice and plead
ing Of "a minority OF the organisation.
now appears 20 have been only the
statement Of an agit1tor.
What actually happened was the
calling Of "a meeting by the officers
Of tho local brotherhood Of Railway
Trainmcn for the purpose Of consid-
ering the strike. following which a
telegram was sent TO eastern officers
Of the brotherhood asking for In
structions; II the strike had been
called by the brotherhood; or II u
was In reality an Illegal strike. There
was no strike vote taken, nor was
the sentiment OF those present In
favor OF striking. The majority OF
the local employees are permanent
residents Of Albuquerque. and men
with families and werc In no position
10 bolt their JOBS merely because some
one else al distant points did 80.
u appears there never has been
the slightest danger Of a strike here,
insofar ms the majority Of the train
men are concerned. although there
urc said to be not more than two or
three who ala considerable talking
ind would probably have walked out
II they could have secured a follow
ing among the other employees
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-15
Impeachment of Labor
Department Official
Proposed in House

luton looking to the Impeachment OF
Assistant Secretary Post uf the labor
department. for his attitude toward
tn deportation of radicals was in
truduccd toady by Representative
lloch. republican, Kansas, after a
conference with republican leaders.
The resolution would direct the iu-
dietary committee 10 Investigate the
charges made against Post by Chair
man Johnson. Of the Immigration
committee and other and if the cvi-
dsugr warranted tu report "a resolu-
tiuu proposing impeachment.
Tire measure WIS referred 20 tho
house rules committee which will de-
cid. Whether % should be made a
special order Of business before tho
house There was no indication when
tho rules committee would act.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-15
OR. HARRISON
CONVICTED Of
EMBEzzLEMENT
Jury Out Is Hours 90
Penalty One to Five
Years in Prison

Dr. George W. Harrison was found
guilty OF embezzling over $40 from
MS son'S estate. In "A verdict returned
by the jury IN the district court at
1880 O'Clock this morning after nearly
fifteen hours dellbcrHtion
The emhezzlcmcnt Of over $50 con-
Hiituies felony, the punishment Tor
which Is from ono tu ten years In tho
state penitcntinry. In the instruc-
lions Issued TO the jury by the court
yesterday it was explained that the
sum uf $40 was the dividing line be-
tween q misdemcqnor ana felony.
and that % was not necessary for tho
Jury TO find the exact amount Of cm-
bczzlemont
Dr Harrison was charged with
embezzlinr about $4,000 from the
estate OF his son Grover Harrison.
during his ruAgdiouahlp
Prosecutor Charge
Ia tn final summing up af the
case Tor the slate yesterday afternoon
District Attorney George a. craig
stated that II Dr. Harrison had In
vested the funds belonging to his
ward az the rate of six pcr cent in
tcrcst as the law siipulntcs. OF failing
Ia invest had been charged with the
Interest. ne should have mad q total
Of t3IS22 To turn over tu his son
when he became Of age In 1908.
Instead uf which. according to the
state. ho gave his son some residence
property in ST. Louis worth about
5000, some practically worthless
silica mining stock and couple OF
outlHwcd notes enerinR a. his OK
cusc. that he didn't think Grover
would care
Dr, Harrison testified ln tho present
trial thnt h.= attorney advised him
that II was not necessary ;o account
Tor the estate lett Grover by his
mother, whereas b was shown that IN
q previous trial. m tha presence Of
the same attorney. now dead, he had
testified that he didn't know Il was
necessary 10 account for his wnrd's
funds Decisions uf three different
courts ON the same question were
brought in to show that o. was nee
cssafy Tor him 10 mako this account
ing.
The estate has been bon litigation in
N, courts OF NHw Mchlyo Cor thc
last 80 years. THE urst criminal pro-
Coedings huEHii when pr. lit.rison
was indicted hy tine last grand jury
in the district court FOR ,mh"zzlcmcut
The trial has consumed eight days
and has been one ut the hardest
fought eusos in IN, recent history of
t5c court
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-15
GOVERNMENT ARRESTINC Rail STRIKE LEADERS
Situation Today
In Railway Strike

Agents Of the federal govern
mcnt In different sections of the
country acted today IN the strike.
In Chicago. John Grunau. lea l.
or of the strike. with several as
sociatoo. was arrested on a charge
OF violating tho Lever act and
moro are being sought.
In New York a Wholesale but
ter dealer was taken into custody
out n charge or making unfair
profits during the crisis.
Federal agnnta also have an
nounccd they are investigating
delays of mail trains. Viroroug
action viii be taken. II was said,
whore Il is found law was vio-
lated.
Army officers notified Pcnnsyi-
vania railroad officials that they
would send soldiers to Jersey
city To move freight consigned 10
the army ana that soldiers also
Will man cars on which bodies
of soldiers recently brought 10
Hoboken from overseas will be
sent to their homes.
Meanwhile railroads are active
" combating effects OF the strike.
More walkouts were reported at
Camden. n. j., and Eimira, y. Y.