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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-01-07

II was helping to get my. macn,ne
In shape when q young lady. a Miss
Elisa Worth. came In. She has got q
new auto" ....
ayes. heard OF that" '.~.<
''She wants you to send someone to
teach her how to run It Send me.
Sec here. never have been SO at
tracted by Il young lady. and she sup
posee I am your employee. Keep up
the delusion and will make it right
with you. Sec?"
The garage man smiled amIcably
and M hour later. Invested of his
courtesy, Adrian Bristol gave Elsa her
first lesson mt levers and wheel. 1t
was n pleasure to set those shapcly.
delicate hands Alright In directing the
machine. When she pressed close
against him amid the thrills Of efforts
aud errors. as If relying on his pro-
lection. Bristol had to confess to him
self that he WAS under spell Of rare
fascination.
He could have taught Elsa all she
needed to know within Il week, but
he prolonged 1t to two. and SHE was
not sorry, and he felicitatcd under the
spell Of joyous companionship. She
had marveled at the amount OF free
leisure he had at command. and there
was nothing now to remind her Of the
greasy old overalls In which he had
first presented himself to her notice.
One day he called at the humble
home Of the Worths to find Elsa
taciturn and in teafs. he finally in
duced her to reveal the reason Of her
mood. 1t seemed that q cousin Of her
father to whom they owed money had
Insisted on their selling the auto to
pay the debt
= :; 1--WE thought it only right to do So"
,Baid Elsa, "but oh. how we miss it,
Bristol drew nearer to her, his eyes
aglow with loving resolve.
Elsa" he spoke tenderly. II am
able, to afford dozen autos. Won't
you become my wife. and let me supply
you with one especially for your own
use" And Elsa did not resist the
earnest appeal.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-01-07
Making Il Home!ike.

On Dolly's birthday she was pre-
sented with baby bulldog, and her
delight was delicious to behold.
1t was very young. and she insist
ed upon taking 1t to bed with her. but
the next morning she was looking
very tired.
Haven't you slept well, darllngT'
asked her mother.
mo, mummy" said Dolly. mel.
son was crying in the night for his
mumsey. SO kept awake with him
for company. and I made awful faces
all night to make him fink was his
bulldog rnuvver to comfy him !"-An-
swers, London.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-01-07
Elsa's Auto
By ALDEN CHAPMAN
&C. 1920. Western Newspaper Unnion:)

&G. 1S2c. Western Newspaper Union.)
1t was Elsa Worth who won the au
tomobile that had been put ,up rs the
grand prize at the street fair at Brook
ton Reluctantly she had been pre-
vailed upon to buy dollar ticket along
With the other members Of the girls
Dorcns club and a dollar was q great
deal to Elsa, for she and her father
mad between them just about enough
income to make ends meet. AS II
meant contribution to the local
orphanage, however, Elsa was willing
to make sacrifice for a worthy char
ity.
Everybody congratulated Elsa and
sincerely, too, for she was general
favorite. OF course she was excited
and delighted rs the announcement of
her good fortune was made. Her girl
friends crowded around her, and when
the manager Of the fair told Elsa he
would deliver the machine at her
homo, It was her eager, chattering
chums who crowded into the auto and
people on the street waved their ap-
probation to Elsa ns she was driven
homeward, flushed and pleased.
Il suppose we had better sell 1t for
what we can get" suggested her prac-
teal father. ut would bring enough
to pay all our little debts and help us
through hard year."
"Just as you say, father" replied
patient. self-sacrificlng Elsa. but her
eyes rested longingly on the thing Of
beauty and speed. "I lust ,thoraht."
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-01-07
Washing Machine Activity.

Next to the automobile manufacture
ers, the makers Of washing machines
are now the greatest consumers OF COP
per. The utility companies, which in
normal times are large users Of cop
per. cannot buy much now because
they can't get the money. But wash
ing machines are being turned out by
thousands. in mn effort 70 meet the
shortage Of labor and copper enters
largely into the construction OF most
Of tho washing machines.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-01-07

A marked increase in the amount
OF crude rubber imported into this
country is shown by figures for the
fiscal year ended June 80. 1920. COM
piled by the National City bank OF
New York. During the year 600, Co.,.
600 pounds were imported, as com
pared with 132.OOOOO0 in 1919. Two
thirds Of the amount imported was
used for auto tires.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-17

an attendance of at least seventy
members of tho Virginia Press AS
ISOLATION. and all sections OF the
state VIII he represented.
Prominent among the Speakers on
Thursday and Friday will be James
Wright Brown. publisher of Editor
and Publisher. New York II. =. KEEL
lnG.. secretary az the News iI'rint
Service Burcam. New York: w c.
Johnson. secretary OF the southern
Newspaper Publishers Associations
aud j.. NJ. Cecil. az cecil. E:trrcto and
Cecil. advertising agents. OF Rich
m"nd and New York.
ON Friday Might the Chamber Of
commerce" will tender the press rep
reScn'ativ"s u banquet. AT which ID.
II. Maher. chairman of The Hampton
Eoads Port Commission. and Homer
J.. Ferguson. of the Newport News
Dry Dock ana Shipbuildiu.: Company.
viii be the principal speakers, and
"ill stress the importanc" Of the de-
r"i"pmcnt "r Hampton Roads.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-17
THOMAS F. RYAN PREDICTS
NEW ERA OF PROSPERITY
iinancicr Declares Co-Opcrntiun
and Determination Will Soon
Restore Business
LIQUIDATION is ORDE
Americas Commercial and Indus
trial inventory Proceeding Quict-
~ and Effectively, Declares Mag
nntr-Goud Results Apparent.


NEW YORK. July Optimistic
views regarding business conditions
were expressed by Thomas T.. Ryan.
iinancier, when he left for Europe
today ON the olympic. He said de-
termination and cooperation would
help restore prosperity much sooner
than most people think. His state
m"nt follows:
Il feel confident that business con-
ditions all over the world. with few
exceptions. are slowly Improving.
In this country, ord, Fly but per-
siston; liquidation has been going on
tor many months Merchants are
buying only what they can sell for
cash. Consumers have had. 10 listen
TO So much rcssimis,ic talk because
they have been expecting still fur
Their reduction IN prices that they
are buying only what is absolutely
necessary for their daily wants. pco-
Pic evcrywhcr" nave been scared
They are getting over that. Tn" p-o-
PIE OF this country are the greatest
consumers OF food ana manufactured
uroduyts IN the world in normal times
and normal time, are slowly coming
back.
while tho Labor question is dir
ncuit one there are many stgns which
show tina, union. as well as non
union laborcrs arc honestly willing
and trying TO do their part in the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-17
DEATH CLAIMS BELOVED
pastor OF ST. PATR|CK'S
Rev. FIR. Hugh J. Mciiccfrcy Dies
mt His Home After an Illness
OF Several Months.
FUNERAL SERVICES TUESDAY
Aged Priest Had Recently Cclr-
!. bratcd His Golden Jubilee Of
- Service = Served 81. patriCk'S
Church for Twcnty-Thrcc Years.

The funcr,i Of Roy tlurh Io,,., Nc
WIZ ''' ." "'N ''''''''
,'N"r;h Twen'; 'fih Str" Yesterday
morning at SEQ o'clock. after an i'll
ness of several weeks with haar.
,roy,,,, r, - $50, -...,
~ ing at lo "'io'N III - i'"'7' =, :
Catholic Church. ~ which he had
been pastor for twcn,v-thrc. wears.
Solemn rcu,iircm mass viii b. co .
brated mt 10 o'clock conducted by his
two brothers. Rev. Patrick M,iIcc-
frey. Of ireland. and Rev WINE
Andrew McKeetrcy, Of Ma.t!nsbure
W. Va.
The sermon Will be delivered ~
1t. Rev Denis j. O'ConneH, bishop
OF Richmond.
1n;crmcnt VIII be in Mount Cal
vary Cemetery.
Father McKeefrey arose from a sick
bed on June IS 70 attend the ex
erciscs incidental 10 tho celebration
OF his afty Years OF service in tn,
priesthood He was one 90 thu jol-
lest OF the qua or more. priests VINO
attended the dinner at lrurrn,-..
Hotel and he entered sprichtlv m tho
reception ;cracrcd III VISITING
priests at his home, "i'air Oaks :h4t
night.
During the past week Father Nc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-17

rcadjustment which is going on. |
nope the standard of living and pay
or the working man will never reach
ihc low prc-war level. To force that
would be very bad thing for every
body.
Il also feel hopeful because rrcsi-
dent Harding has put on his ovcralls
and is determined 10 use his grca,
power and Influence in the rcadius,-
ment and the settlement OF foreign
and domestic questions which so vi
tally effect economic situations and
the prosperity of all our people"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-17
First Death OF Typ.otd.

The first typhoid death in more
than a month was recorded yesterday
at the City Health Burcau Z. r.
Robertson. of South RicJimond. died
of The disease Friday in Stuart Cir
Gle Hospital. His case had not been
fully diagnosed as typhoid. and Was
not reported L. the health authcri-
ties as such until after his death.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-17
Brothrr Horgin In New Field.

Rev. brother Boreia. director OF
ihe NaNcrian Brothers. AMI FOR the
past three years principal nj St. Pc
'cr's School. has been placed in charge
pf new mission in the New England
states. shortly after the close Of the
school session, he went to 81. JoScph's
college in Baltimore. for stay Of
several weeks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-17

Tho body Of Sergeant Currau has
irrivod from France and will no
hurled at tho Arlington National
Cemetery next week. Sergeant Cur
IAN was in the army ton years before
he was killed in Franc. June Is. lalS.
II" Mas tho son or the late John and
Annie Curran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-17
Nlnrrinrc Licenses I.sncd.

Marriage licenses We're issued by
clerk Walter Christian in Iiustincs
Court Yesterday as follows: sam Ed
son Dorsey. ~ Valdez, Cal. and Lois
Dottroll Collins. ~.
j Newton IIlliard. - and Virginia
4, Hamilton. -
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-08

CLOSE fS-Sprih side. G-runm buugal0w,
largo living room. walls hand decorated .
all newly finished and lu nice location.
Price 81 600. with only $4,000 cash and
easy monthly payments can Sir John
son, with TerwilleAer TrusiE Osage
6is1 or tt2s.
CLOSE IN-South Side. flr sale by owner,
6-rourn burgsIDw. sleeping porch. fine
decorations and Nght fEiur'a. enamel
finish IuBnt.l hardwood floors. r'st"rn,
two pumps, basement. gtraF'. street pave
mfnt paid out. See owner 'll south
CAthTie.
DANDY 6-room. modciu bungalow hard
wood floors throughout garage. chicken
house and PARK tI'i sih' Iul. adjoining
Hillcrest 2tl5 East run Place. VIII
sell or trade. Grace Investment 90. ca
elusive agents. see TINS ana make us an
Offer.
DOLLAHs ASD sENsE-Ouly a few dol
lars. ami a littlc common eanrt and you
viii stnp paying rent and lot US show you
this tWo.Touiu. plas'ercd huus'. screened r.
in back porch, full slE" lot. gas, well Of
water duIy thre, blocks from ,rsuspDrtA-
tion asd fourteen BLOCKS out, 81 200 Is
tho price Your own terms Cedar III.
ELEGANT BUNGALOW Located close In,
uu the south side. five larg, rooms.
good basement and garage, all oaF floors
largo cement pore h. house Il unusually
vel constructed and IN firs'.class coudt-
tiuu throughout, and very safe invest
Wcnt Price is.Q09 With terms Phone
Cedar 81.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-08
5000 CASH
WONDERFCL BARGAIN
srVaFs. .HHf"4.t4 1 IHAIINIH AININ

TWO STORY RESIDENCE
$1,000 for thi, attractive Groom
beautiful modern home; southeast
Rcction. choice high lot. on pave
mcut, only IA blocks from car Iiu".
Elegantly arranged, tile bath, extra
closeta, best oak floors throughout.
imported decorations. ono mirror
door; all the modern oouyrr .rnr'-,
three bedrooms, extra lhrt, living
room, artistic mautel Hu.' Ny
owner with the finest rptorIai.
Large basement. furnace unotfn
servants quarters, garage and d'IFo.
Good terms.
A. !. JENEi$S n SOS
OslEo i3nt, Re-. Usage a77H
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-08
ACREAGE rou s,,r

BENUrIFtI. OHARNs -wurld.s greatest
Fairgrounds small and large tracts.
'l0 aul i2b r"r acre; b.ncr' tracts. Join
.ug health r"s.tt LOO acre ranch
now hrilung. sell al ~ part Gum"u>
Nut1rs Nc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-08

lHfE' lH.WF '... H..HUH y Laws lHH.
n'n' anl fhI"F. |H.i r. % h "' h'
lI'H. ui u"utf l.|.' ftHN". iltnn 'Hrh
lH'tc. arranged fur ar'uIutu,ut CALL
't'E lN.. "y'N
"'.'' "''"I"' ''h
PRACTICALLY nov '.ruum house. gps.
'i'. iUtlN. good water. ct \'tu 1000 sand
NINuEH rbt Uu'. possession at once. cam
bH'L. 'ill h
QUINCY hbI.I.Ii r.,. ,.,,iu rI,d.tp
WIN huth t..Is tUuI.h,I U..tIa.. 3D..
d,,.tatrd N..,f pnr,.. natural .l,lr
i,r,y Irtrr S. 600 Win lguuU ,,sh
No., ',.,,.,.,,. ,..,,.,.. .r,
"i.nh i." =. '"l''"' ""h''il ilul
.'' US @ @'uu "u""' g." "'.'N "' lH"N N"hi
>. '' 'Il."'' '. '''l ~ uI'u ""' H'"
- 81, "''". W.
~ '."''" ''""'
4,,,,,.,,' ~, '''' ~ '"''' ""N
NlNl ESIAIE sa'tsmIu wanted Must
have eat. go MHNU lIig bruEr SOL.
ItEAp rms An ,,tr, ,,,lI. hmm t.r,,tu
bungalow east front up, lns,tI.r ,l,s,
IT, nrIgIuaII, sold f.i 81 200 nov, nff,t.d
,umpI,teN mruishrd SIth btrh ,i,.s' ftr.
ntturr Tor $40 500 WITH oul, 8 400 ,.sh.
t,g9 IsgN
SOUTHEAST SIDE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-08
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
ACREAGE fOU stiE ~
OXARi<s Worlds greatest
ul.ygruunds small and large tracts.
40 ani i2J r"r acre. b.ecr' tracts JOIN
Rs stry "'"T sd,n,, 49, Noar ,o ",' OH 'sSie Ss.
now drili.ue cell al ~ part GuW"uA
Aurora Nj.
FtK TRADE Ha'f.acro ground on paved
road near Rcd Furk What have you
J. W sanders, 6o5 Msy" lAig Phone
For SALE Half-acfe ground near Rcd
Fork, on paved road tuf 1900, Will &c
rrpt Liberty bonds at par a'iuo. tal
MUST sELr,.Orc ard onc-pusrtcr aorcs
At tho price ut e cheap lot I'm, ioCs
tion, 800. 'TaGe NlG.o2o
NEw GARAGE and servant quarters. two
acres OF land. 5000 cash payment bai.
suoe easy cedar 1889.
ONLY THREE LEFT Acre unc's un the
irheral paved road. Nluo cash. 'uNN
torns On the hrlnnc". can ps's" '"se
uNE ACRE tract tor roi". new '.room
house, good VOL - water and "'h't ma
lns car as fiIs' pa, p"nt. ono uN" cast
of Lowis ON F,d,rll. una.haIt uil, north,
fourth hous" ou west I'D" OF t"'d.
BuRBAN--i5 acres Icvoi. half or.
nA'u, nom, ono 6o'''Im, i,.,r,,,.,,,n @ ,n, AN
SLOAN SPRINGS. ARK.
." " hhN, n'HI k""d own '''H' '' '"u"
I.I i''n S'N"". ''i'' "
i0 ACRES Chat,uuut county Kansas
near production. tfH'H f'i auto. what
have yuu7 als Mayo Nidg Cedar a.
t.,O CASH sra pa\urpts II stghtly ucr.
near Rose hill r"m"u'ntN settled To-
callty. near sGh,ol OssEc gc51.
sH a.
biyh bottnnt nf ls.i".lh Wiu. Uawttins
a. n,tn.nt. rn, I,as.1 Il IN ,ultirntion-
room housr. veil. stable, terms Usage
'''t.--.--...... ...-------
uIst<Iss pUnptUJy Al
ron e.it ,,,',.i.,. -,
foh - r. hi,y N,"', hHun-hsF' f,ut
room ann n'.s" H"I uI.'t oa'
- ---
uot SIS fOk SAIL sS
A REAL. HOME AT $500
This home is finished in panpl work. liv.
ing and dining room and IL complete in
mace, etc.
Call Cedar 25ai or OsaE" hj35
tot appointment.
$1,000 ARGAlN--Fivc-room bungalow
with combination furnace, hnrdwooi
floors. Breakfast room. garage, extra large
, lot. on low priced rh'lns good location
can be handled with real small cs.h rsV'
nent, balance arranged. call NJ. ". rur-
ner, with rcrwiilegcr and Tru"y. Os,s"
/ 64s2--bS-s
-
ARE you interested In b-ropm. stucco
bungalow d" Luxe, that was huut Tor
a home, at approximately the same price
as you would pay fnr real estate house.
that was bullt to sell VISIT ihls property
at la2I = If"pt'
!
BUY from owner. new bungalow. four
rooms bathroom and scr"eu"d-iu sleep
I ing porch, small cash payment and ii5
month Pioneer !nvcstm'h, GO, CEDAR
! ls1O. @EO '"httai N1iI hshh h'ut
| RR0ADHOoR RRARGAIN-jI5 500 casb viii
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-08

OWEER SAYS SELB-A new o.
ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW
FOR 100. WITH $500 CASH ASb
$50 PEH HDSTH IHMEDIATE
POSSESSION ~ NOt WAIT TO
MAKE a REAL coon BUY. CALI
OSAGE 3tth.
OWNER NEEDS CAsH Fiye large rooms.
on paved street. bathroom rWgh"d .'g.
nice pDtcH"s closet HVH'". I'm" shade.
good Vel. garage ami fruit. GOOD 'a-y
terms can b. made Tor puicH sale a. o.
very low price. See W tpdHy. T. q.
Cunningham, Usage i'70-GL2 -lI.ia
Palace ItldE.
OWSEH Corner, new sir rooms break.
fast room, basement g.rag'. dressing
room In bath bracket liEhts pansIrd liY-
Ing room and dining room. weather strip
furnace. less than cost. terms. owner,
ONE-HALF ACRE Flno son. i-room
house. basement, Ugtis. gas ana good
water, At BruGor station, very hlgh 400
cash ana email monthly payments IN bal.
ance. rtced at 1850. Gail ar Pratt
Sssgc s9s,.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-08

r .'H Three room house strictly
'sr ,..sa. o. i'e"'s' O"h'' a. 'o''
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-08

H H..n Three rooms uf i-room
H''r lights and heat furnished.
p fa.rt'rw St CalI Fits. Usage ?.
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OKLAHOMA.


ron EALEH.Iwrnty notes on Flat Rock
creek part bottom land. terms. Ad-
dress W T. Nsdmnp, boN az. Tulsa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-08

... ,.,-tmcnt, nicely arranged.
FlNh h ...n on north side, 123
i'.,sar, 500 monthly. Phone Usage
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....y ......rt with five rooms sum
LAE'. bath: hot AMI cold water
psfoI furnished pr unfurnish-d.
,na -,l..ufs. Smith aud BOULDER
15,. 6.g l..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-08

,,r t.Ir rooms. close IN, mod.
'oR r. ...uI floor. steam heat thr-
Tf h'. ...t furnished or untuthish'i,
''n.-. ..n.u children preferred IHlI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-08

'-t ryr .u-ulshed nve.room eff
2 .....at Melrose apartments
...'. IF..u call at apartment no
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-08

...,.,.po0N sfsr'ment, four blocks eas'
FuI KY, .r.u.i Usage 1861.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-08

.s'-.., ... b.auumi 7.room apart.
uH hh' . ip.k $. Choy,uu". can
ont
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-08

NDU SALE tu .f sn prrra. 1.I Zoo rlltl.
,.f.n. guui nnus. 'NH E..i wr'a.
..u,- ft vuut,I Eur ptrI.u'trs vrife
,e... N.DI'ury Nn'sro. 81 N'uto g.
I.u SALE amaI N,u mrn,rI prn
u.s" NrpaIH WALL, stephens Nvushu.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-08

f.. s. Denver Groom mod
SIR htf .t rrIvate bah, r'qsu ~,
- r., m.ath Inquire 4ol ~ Den
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-08

SOUTH sIpE-FIvc. room modern bungs
low. beautiful poroher hard wood noors. |
tuili-in featutcs. basement and garage,
real ittle home and tho best buy We
Price $4,000 5000 each II you want a
bargain, lrt us show you this today
NApoE iNsEaTmENT 60,
Usage 7sb3-bOss. Is-lg Security BldE,
sTOr' Look LisTENl
Danger of missing bargain: new. mod
crn s-room house. bath and pantry, within
block Of sch"gl paving. car stop, hish.
dry location. 1850 cash ur 81 500. terms
pir!, r 'Ds st. We, S's 2""S' T1.. '''' y" twenty
SACRED HEART district, sis large rooms
and breakfast room, hunt IA features
~ all kipds, mantol hsrdw"od il"pra. ~"
bath. large basement, furnace hcct. gear
garage, full size east front lot rrlc"
$500. $4,000 cash, balance monthly can
Cedar 80
sAHD srRINGs c.r uue 1880 cash and
$40 per month f"r brand new Groom
bungalow. hpw renting tor i26. large lri.
electric igh's. g"T ana very i.nr water,
"lc"ly decorated end vel nuli Priced
sS.s' ''' u" '-' ~" "' '"''
sDTTH slrI Thirteen rooms modern and
j-t"pIu house M t'Ir east front E""d
igcauou. only 5000. e"sy te'uH. psSg"
WO-SrOHY-Oak nnorr Two man'rls.
fun basement we'll garage ana lrly'.
5000. Osego $1,000
TwO-ROOM housc. quarter.aoro ~
ground. ppr'hHH" price only 500"
VII corr.i'r small payment down.
HHd ~ ,.i 's ~, y,,i, n5n'r,. 5n.,.,
692 no south I'YllI'r.
TERRACE DRIVE S,w bungalow Win
huilt-in features ~ All Kinds mnutnl
hardwood fHurH. baHou'ui garage ana
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HOUSES vrn>lSurn

HOUSES ttkNi~HfD ~
4 HOME f5r n + wears ic,s,. SIX rooms
,fc.I' I,r,t-I'i -. 'of. 4,
,,,. ,,..y,,.,,
vn,a ,sr,sc t,,n,1i,,, ".,....s',,n
It0S : pSny'r r,i' nr .''. ,,uhI'. strnng
raphcr hotel tulsa
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phone
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FOR RES -.N'',y furnished room
modern huna"' screened m BACK Por'h,
awnings ann uial 'nriS'ns. o. iul SIC
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low garage, basement. cue FlhV per
month OF owner w"hld reserve nom" p'lNl-
month Usage sls OF SEQ
FOR RENT--se, IN room rcstd,u,e. com
pleteiy furnished located at !" West
cameron heht"' Woo per m"h'h' ih"he
MAIN y, IO6 NiCeN furnished 3-rogm
dup,es; "ht't. Hsht' ga" ati t''ebh"nr,
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NEWLY furnished 5.tuom uungnlow with
piano: lls blocks from Kendall SCNpnl
osa se ! % . ~ -; = '.' i"''..--
I NEW 5-r"om bungalow a. LakcNi'w slH
| tl9n, nicely decorated, hardwood floors
eo"u W Ut %S.v'' So 'u' "''"'" VI 10"
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| iARTf leaving town. h-rooin furnished
ouhgslnW i'' rent '""'''"'t''E' b''"s'
/ 90 -. Gums,
| slN ROOM bungalow completely inr.
district. li2o E rtica. .....
! TwO-ROCM kitchcncttc, house nicely
furnished, one hail block OF paving on
gar I'M osate w.
! THREE ROOMS modern. furnished Prlct
I as. Fred ". Llnd"r 4 Co, -45 Robin
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-08
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

not Ists FOR NE>T -
%ANTHUS. s. Ol5..For rent. room, all /
modern. house and garage. usbge /
77l3 Cedar 957
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-08

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