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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-16

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t,si r.ssiSs ,.i.I, 3D., i''1l- ''l.
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. go. MILLIONS bermuda onions 200 o.
sT"'t ppi'i" plants. y'llow fau .nrt.n.s
,,'ab nov. "v' .''. LOO" l.o' salts.
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cabbage plants 800 r.r IoU ,g ,..
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WEARING hrrANiI ~
ron SALE Y... s.rt..,..r. -.I,. ..I
tNo ndI,H cults. nearly now l4rr,.r
'au pHuEn 1901
ron pAII. ono potr.. sU.tt ....t .....
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clothing. shoes uud bate Phone gItE.
HGIiEST PRICES r.ii far. u.p... .s.r,ri.
haHd ,ipthing. shoes and bui. Phone
os'E' 'o.'
clothing. shorH hats etc. OsaEe s72y
IDU SALE Two gentlemen Hu.a. iyr
ladies' suits. good ttfgaIua ,,u D.,g.
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SODA FuuNTAiNS. su sizes both ncN
Hnh s"t"ud hand. cigar candy and Ip.
bHc,p cases. rh'lviuE. ,srbougtor iablcs.
'hhira oFNp thIng u"orfHHry tu open fuft
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r0R SALE or ENCHANGE

FyN lsAI.E OR TRADE. Dur .uut Won
DIOR concrete ulNog, bargain, Osagg
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WANTED TO BuN

WANrGu. uo-hurs,paVcr electric motor.
must b. tu good condition and priced
right call. Usage 1aiN.
WANTED 40 WuG MENs sE,ONu.
uNSp CLOTHING. HIGHEST CASH
rUttEs PAID CALI pSNGE 5i0s.
wANTEp-.To buy mens second hand
clothing Highest cash prices paid. Cab
OHHEp alus
SECOND HAND furniture wanted Miller
SECOND htud store viii pay tor price.
tstEr lnt3.
WE want to buy a car load OF second
hand furniture of an kinds. can
us quick Bowers Furniture CO.. 3
s. Cincinnati Usage 1905.
FURNITURE WANTED - second hand
In any quantity. West sid, Furniture
store, "a " FIRST Usage 515S
WANTED 20 UTN Used Wayne u, utbc.
good B. gallnu saHulIuv pump and tauk,
$50 Calluu or moro capacity. sG5. o. care
World
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for furf P0N3O st0rcroom iu good '.'H-
ton. immediate possession. 'uN buldiug
nuusr .ut'udeut- oklahoma ''7 hI'A
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IIrc. room bungalow. ivory finish, OAK
floors tile floor In bathroom, fine deco
rtfluns aud nVtures. built-in features IN
kitchen. mHutcl; 81 200 cash balance
easy. or would consider good lot as part
LlNr-aml- Ihmno NanRn Ans0.
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or MAcur>rRN SUPPLIES

FOR EALG or RENT Pumps. hand and
power tor water ana oil. n. T, Court
tcy tl5 N. Main 81
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1900 CASH ana balance ike rent. strict
ly modern 6-rpoW bungalow. 2-car
gHragc, fun sized lot on the paving. price
t6..5O. Ctu =. &, Reddin. gOs Cosdpu
Bldg. Phone Usage 1900.
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MoSh, no LoAN-,HArrrLs

SALARY and ynatti loans. q. u. Law.
->aee. room :, .o-a. s. Main.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

LIGhli D.. t'os f'ut roous and bath
..'I''". "'Ny I'''i'is h'.N N.I. 'faf"
"i. f.H'nl '.H.D 300 '"n.'nirnt t1 two
.'' .M... ."."NihN f'Ii. IN' n. DAWp'a.
aIN Room uufIrn.sl apartment with
'..r.nf I"''" CLOSE .n cedar l5i2.
t,u. Hsu rIus. tu. .H.br Dmeo 5.5
ron. nDDu muirH..l m,I,tn apaft.
mont 'iua. .n. 'ofur 17ta.
f.lr rooms aud bath non, ana h,et
porch. IIIs h. IIEiu. rent $50. Phone
D-1rr
T T.f. pDnN .,In...ra.. .pattm.rt r.r,fy
url.sh,I. r.as. In. SIS Cai. Us.rg
flNiS i'hNiN'ltp ~
rH'"h GROOM aparlm"rt osaac SO
7 I,Ir,It<tII I.U. SI,.Iy I,,,Isb.t
Apartment three rooms. bath. sleeping
I'..'
/ CONFLICT FuENisuEu apartment
100 .. H'l... 600. apply "t Apartment
. IN 'iiI~INN APARTMENTS st S.
y,.r.. t,n ,rJ ,.I,, nn,",n.'''a i1nr
/ uo,n.rra 700, arr,,rtriar, '''' Dbl"
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u.M.. s"ulu'Hsl n'liu.n, huH seven
U"iA t N'Ilh n"' ad-
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REAL ESTATE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. h
BUNGALOW
$500 CASH ANMtr .

S1O,50O for this new 6-roum .r'.-
low and breakfast room emo.
ton on pavement, north s,a pr
lot; best quality heavy oAN ~.
throughout. artistic Wtnt. .A
living room; three bedroom.
interior. builtin features -h'
and servant quarters HN"
Monthly payments on ba.1".
A. j. JENKINS a son
J2S Mayo Bldg. Usage A... "
Usage 371a
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morsns roR nrNr

HOUSES FOR RENT II
FOR RESI-. SIN.roum nov btick bunr4'
low. 1909 y Elgin' inquire next door
TWO ROOM (GorsE, bathroom, eicc-
tucIy and Eas. furnished or unfur
n.s1ed also gs.arsE", south side. adults
nnl'. nsauo $40.
ADMIRAL. y. esls Modern. sN looms,
entirely house unfurnlshcd. newly deco
rated with clsiorn. cedar 3t2l.
4 lEAtTIFIL BUNGALOW. hardwood
floors. seven rooms and bath. garage and
servant quarters, paved street, corner lot.
east front, 500. Phone Osagc 900 u.
+. rc.tus.
NuHkruWN. s.. lu.ror rent u-wIy
decorated 3.room half of duplex house.
ttu6.
BOULDER. ~. ts6 one side ct new ,h
pl"E, four rooms, separate bath. SOS per
month. can %. NJ. Grotkop Osagc Ig0J.
NuHru SIDE Five room house. unmod
oru. r"ut sac. 'ail rs D.. Lowcll.
uAIF uF DUPLEX house. modern cleo.
tfIc lights ON sidewalk. block and half
cor line. So. 'all osHgc 6i9S.
-FOUR ROOM modern duplex sa5. tg2 \.
Mayh"ll can % = BoEton.
NICE SIN. ROOM HOUSE and garage for
rcnt ~ 5. oNmpia. Call Usage 1888.
CARSON $. nor For rent eight rooms.
sleeping porch basement. Osage 52l.
FOR BEN Modern room duplex. has
private bath and Sprches. call between
aud ~. w. $40 5, pvHsso.
ron ltfNr- Three rooms. front and barL
porch. also garden spot. {c5 per month
reference exchanged located .ss Tulsa 81
FIVE. ROOM house. y. Quincy. $50 per
month u T. tulow. osago 1894.
FOR Rent Fvr-room modern housc
with electric lights Inquire at ll5 g.
l Olympia.
FOR RENT 10 couple without children.
c.hHlf uf now slN room dupleN. on car
line. up to.date, $50 a month. Apply SIS
-. quincy
CARSON. -. uUl-Four bedrooms. sleep
ms porch. ha-om,nt $50. Usage 252l
ruH .RENr- Flvc.too,u house. - y.
Nu7h. usage 1850,
ITS NpsR MOVE NEXT
Joe Hodges transfer Moving and Storage
| rack,ns furniture speciality 12O s. FL.
WANIGp-eb Women to tell their frlcnds
Johnston makes window shades to
measure. psas" boul
I MODERN fine, oight room house. close
.u rnraE'. sl6a. 'sll OsaE" 'J7.
| UsEs-FuR>IsuED -
FIVE ROOM, furnished house for rent
u-nsn Ni'o
~ Ink porch. also garage and servant
quarters. Cedar 1855.
MNIN a.. 1aRg FDr rent nicely turnlshrd
h.rnnu nous" with piano basement and
; gtrlgr, van triWcgn no a Nl. and q. u.
NlrElN FtRNIsdEp b-roum bungalow
ana lear garage. located ON south side
] $3.50 per month VIII lease for five or six
months. F'r appointment eau cedar lf7s
FOH HENl- Five room modern buugs D.
/ low. furnished. with garage. etl ). CoI.
F logo Ave O=aEo aIN..J.
. rHuHNIN s., 555 ,ompiet,N furnished
house with garage. ready TO move iu,
/ 500 per month.
/ SANTA FE y. aal--For rent, May B 20
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wANrEp-rO noKHow a.
~ 500 rpU TltHIC NENIis on "a new
modern house, VIII pay 10 p'r cent
Address '2s -. cntc World.
WANTED 10 UDuUOW ". .Onu fur one
rt tNu ,rnrH. 90 prr cent on H va
600 rraldruor. 1923 u caro- would
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AVIATION VIEW
ga ACRE LOTS

2l2 ACRE LOIS
See these today. Tho chcan' n
best vet. Located in "a rich 5.N
district with scarcely no take ~.
to school and church and in a -pH
did neighburhood close &" ~.
Buy now. pay later like rent "- w
land, good locaion,/ good .
$3.50 to $500 per lot on'-'.".
cash. .....
Usage l55, residence Usage 0''.
$40,
CLINE & WHITFIELD
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PERSONAL PROPERTY


on. WA'nINtnI ~IrrIIts
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FOR SALE OR RENT Concrete mixers
steam or gasoline hoist engines, derricks,
whrrluarroNs n T. Courtney as y,
Main ST.
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FOR SALE BY oWNlE
six rooms. sun psrIo, 4.. . ~
room, very best location ... h
cast ana south; garar. and .... I
tera. can Cedar 1920 WI
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE



iAsT your property with Powell. Mallett
wa have clients Tor medium priced
l--L.-t -.-I -sags s.-o.--------------
WANTED-P People who want 70 pult pay
Ing rent 20 call Us We will build you
any Kind of home you want with very
small cash payment. the rest Ike rent
Cedar 2iG6 Van a Williams. builders OF
workingmens homes. 2i0 Robinson BIOS
SAND sPRiNGs can LINE New 3-room
house ready 10 occupy. good we'll f1u
size Dot s. $50. $500 cash, balance easy.
'all wright cedar 1850.
n,ors tile floor In bathroom fine deco
r,fions aud nvtures. built-in features IN
kitchen. manteli 1900 cash. balance
pusy. or would consider good lot as part
payment. Phone Usage sos9.
$500 CASH PAYMENT handles 6.room
modern bungalow hardwood floors
tWlt-Iu features. nicely decorated, good
fixtures. furnace, garage, located on paved
stre,ti nice high location priced Tor
500; balances easy payments. John
barrett Room COS Robinson Hldg, Phone
Usage 1881 or i55s.
DtpLEN Stx-rooU. california style, east
side. strlctlS modern. sinks and built-ln
features. $3.50 cash. balance monthly Call
Freeman Cedar 1890. osago i2lp-J, eve
u.ugs.
PAVING TAlD--N new room bunEa
low. just completed, beautiful mantci
ami decorations, east front. price 81. 500
$3.50 cash, balance arranged. Call Usage
MAKE your own terms. Two-ro0uD box
house aud garage on one fourth acre of
fine SOIL all fenced. Price $500. Call
oaaro e5ss
SOUTH BOSTON
q 300 takes fiu0 Groom bungalow,
r.as."d .in sleeping porch. newly deco.
rated. basement good. cush. terms. or Will
consider u.cc LOT and some cash, no
locations by phone. office. Cedar as
uaro ana evenings.
/ FOR sALE-Ciose In on west side. prac.
N,tu' now bungalow, five rooms, afro
| plane sleeping porch. oak noors, French
doors. fireplace. breakfast room. Zine lot
with shade. double garage, owner leay-
Hlrv ai2 Robinson. cedar lo75.
ARE NDr LOOKING tor a real home ono
that VIII stand tho wear and tear ot
! time invest gate this room home IN
kendall. 2s2t b.. Third $4,000. $1,000
down. balance easy terms Phone Usage
! N7st-R
IIuV sNLE-rhrce-r room housc near Ken
dHN college, lot 5ONi5o fcet, can be
I purchased ~ low pric" easy terms.
! Phones. Usage s790 or Usage 500.
! apartment. a good Investment. "a nice
I place tp live and three apartments Of
/ three rooms cach to rent. your rent viii
/ moro than make your payments and Interest
J ON the property, price only $500. with
/ s. 600 cash. balance 90 suit you, call
/ otsu'ky, with Rert Mason. 'odar 40
SOUTH SiDE--Bcautifui new 8 room bun
! Ctlow with attractive little breakfast
! room. hardwood floors. bu.lt-in features.
| combination furnace. garage. this is "a
! splendid little home and an exceptionally
/ good buy at 5000. with 81 900 cash. bal.
| Uu,r 500 per month. For appointment
lean 6halicty, with Bert Mason. cedar 80.
! FOR SALE House aud lot 2gO n. Poor =
81 Price $500.
EAST sluE-.-rwQ-room frame house, lot
/ bONlio. $500, 500 cash $50 per
month. can Wright Cedar 1850.
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FINANCIAL

NUNIN 40 IoNN-tiiNTTtIs 90
SALARY tpt.a
Tn Employed People
tulsa IphE go
WI buy see,rsa ,,,.s ,0s s,sy,l,y Wi,
.
..., ,.'"m "i ''. ,n ''N, ,,.,g "',.
VIZ my liberty burdr npf,s ana month.
.It uoH'1rr
I. N.u trt u.u.n
Or Pianos Ifauu.U.It ...Ia
90. NNpBII|.
H..f NuuIt.ItIH
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Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1921-11-24
STATE AND DOMESTIC news.

Mrs. George J. Gould, wife of the
capitalist, dropped dead Sunday while
playing golf with her husband on the
private links at Georgian Court, their
country home, at Lakewood, N. ].
Thirty men were arrested at Fort
Worth, Texas, Sunday by federal Of
ficers for violating the United States
game laws. The arresting officers
stated they were shooting ducks from
motorboats, which is a violation of
the federal law.
Mayor John F. Hylan, democrat,
was reelected Tuesday by the larg-
est plurality ever given mayorality
candidate in New York City.
Mrs. Samantha Minton, 81, who
weighed more than 600 pounds and be-
lieved to be one of the heaviest per-
sons in the world, died at her home
at Galena, Mo-, Friday, after a years
illness. Her body was eight feet in cir
cumference.
Immediate action will be taken to
bring about reduction in the wages of
train and yard service employees ap-
proximating 10 per cent on all lines
north of the Ohio and Potomac rivers
and east of the Mississippi, it was an
nounced Thursday in New York after
a meeting of the presidents of the lines
involved.
The Texas and Oklahoma apportion-
ments under the $75,O00,000 highway
fund recently voted by congress are
$4,425,172 and $1,752,239, respectively,
as announced by the bureau of public
roads. The apportionment of the funds
to states is according to population,
area and mileage of rural and star
mail routes. A new feature is that
no state shall receive less than one
half of per cent of the total fund.
The total fOreign-born population of
the United States January l, 1920, was
1920 92, representing an increase of
404,S06, or per cent since 1910, &C.
cOrding to census bureau figures made
public this week. OF the total, 6,493,-
O6S were naturalized, 1928, 400 had
taken out their first papers and $685..
sos were aliens. Status of the remain
ing SO5,5O9 was not ascertained by the
enumerators.
Receipts from oil wells in the Tex
as Red River district which have been
impounded by the supreme court pend.
ing decision of the boundary suit be-
tween Oklahoma and Texas now
amount to $8,O45,292, Federal Receiv-
er Frederick A. Delano reported this
week.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1921-11-24
FOREIGN NEWS.

On the stroke of the hour marking
the third anniversary of the armistice
in the world war,London Friday paused
in a mute two-minute testimonial to
the nations grateful remembrance OF
the victory and reverent tribute to the
fallen.
The king of England in his speech
proroguing parliament Thursday,
made another appeal, similar to that
which he addressed to the people in
opening the Northern Parliament OF
Ireland, to exercise patience and mod.
GRAFTON with the object of establish.
ing friendship and cooperation be-
tween my people of that country"
Americans and Englishmen now go
ing to Russia suddenly find themselves
millionaires in rubles, because Of the
relative value of rubles as compared
to dollars or pounds. A hundred dol
lars is equivalent to several million
rubles.
Thirty-five sailors. the entire crew.
were lost in the wreck of the Ryuks
Maru, a japanese coasting steamer
which, dispatches received at Toxic.
Japan, this week, announced was
stranded near Kishibetsu, off the coast
Of Hokkaido, November 2.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1921-11-24
DAY EXPRESSIVE
OF A NATIONS
GRATITUDE

Turkey and cranberry sauce, crisp
weather, general sense of well-being
and football are in the air at the very
mention Of Thanksgiving, writes Mar
guerite Samuels in the New Orleans
Times-Picayune.
But football and too much dinner
are not, in the final analysis, all of
Thanksgiving. There is a deeper, in
splrational side to the day set aside
through three hundred years Of Amer
lean history as the great national
celebration Of gratitude.
Do you remember the simple story
Of that first Thanksgiving day as you
read 1t in your primary reader2 And
the thrill Of thankfulness for national
greatness and goodness that came to
you as your chubby fingers drew de-
formed turkeys and round-eyed Pill
grim fathers on the school Blackboard
1t was In 1921, the fall following
the landing at Plymouth, that the Pill
grims celebrated the first Thanksgiv-
Ing day. The little colony, one hun
dred and two souls who had Jared
westward from England for their con-
sciences sake, had weathered the
storms Of the Atlantic and the worse
hardships Of a New England winter,
and they had won through at last
to sort Of comparatively
speaking.
Back from the rocky coastline Of
Massachusetts, with its thunder Of
hmitless waves, a little group of log
houses crowded together behind the
tall stockade, feeling safe In their
nearness to each other.
Garnered corn filed the barns and
the storerooms Of the houses were
pungent with ripe apples. The colony
felt firmly established in the New
World Of its seeking. Even the silent
footed Indians had begun to under
stand that there was room for them
and for the pale faces too. The de-
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1921-11-24

deeply wrapped in fur coats and rugs
already had dashed off along the
slippery roads to Cambridge and 'The
Came"
The Harvard stadium on Thanks.
giving day was a view of serried rows
of excitement never to be forgotten,
The grey rhythmic curves of the COLI
scum all flamingly gay with banners
and flowers and girls holiday hats.
Along the Harvard section, red roses
and crimson sweaters bloomed In the
menagerie Of fur coats and rugs.
Where the Yale contingent cheered for
the bulldog, the blue Of Parma violets
was like twilight mist along the rows
Of spectators.
A whistle-and the game is on.
Tensely leaning forward, the $4,000
watch as If life and death were being
decided in the arena below. At the
first touchdown the winning side goes
mad with Joy. Flags wave, arms and
hats are promiscuOusly pitched about,
perfect strangers pat other perfect
strangers on the back; and thrilled
girls shake hands with boys they never
saw before.
Meanwhile the snow comes down
softly, in powdery rain, and the final
goal sees frozen hands and feet res
lively glad to race off to warm dormi-
tory teas, where the victory is cele-
brated in English breakfast, or the
defeat drowned in orange pekoe,
cakes and laughing chatter.
In Boston Thanksgiving morning
great crowds I'LL Trinity, or whatever
church has been designated for the
union service. The pigeons in Copley
square flutter over them-tame friend
ly doves Of peace on earth, good win
to men,"
Thanksgiving In New Orleans.
Here in New Orleans several of the
churches hold special union services,
and the day is cOmmemOrated in -typi-
cal New Orleans fashion-thanking
God by giving others something for
which to be thankful. Magical basket
containing everything from
turkey to dessert, are given to the
hungry poor Of the city by the Elks.
the Shriners, the Salvation ARMY.
Kingsley house and other benevolent
School children remem-
Der, with fruit and nuts, the sufferers
at the Home for Incurables.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1921-11-24
NEWS CONDENSED
AT Home and Abroad Of Inter
est to Everybody.
EPITOME OF LATE DOINGs
OF the Entire Week That Is
Worth While of Mention and
OF Interest to All.
PITOME OF LATE DOINGs
WASHINGTON NEWS.

The nation paid a tribute Friday to
those of the American expeditiOnaTy
force who went to France and gave
their lives that kaiserism might not
dominate the world, the direct object
of the tribute being the body of an
American soldier killed in battle whose
name is and always will be unknown.
The principal ceremony was in Wash
ington, where the body of the soldier
was carried from the capitol to Ar
lington Cemetery in procession
which included many of the important
statesmen of the world. Woodrow Will
son rode in the procession and was
given "a thunderous ovation" along the
route.
President Harding has asked the
American people to give their liberal
support to the annual campaign of the
Red Cross for relief contributions
which began Armistice day and con-
tinues for two weeks. The call Of the
Red Cross, the president said in a
formal statement, should be regarded
as "the call of country and humanity"
The nomination of Rabbi Saul Korn-
field of Ohio to be minister to Persia
was confirmed Wednesday by the SEN
ate.