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The New York herald., 1921-12-03
Mrs. Harding Gives
Tea to Writers at
; Arms Conference
Two Hundred Correspondents
and Their Wives Are Enter
tanned at White House.

The President and Mrs. Harding en-
fertained at tea this afternoon in honor
Of the foreign newspaper correspon-
cents attending the arms conference and
1aeir wives. The invitations went out in
Nrs Harding's name, but the President
'aceived with her in the Blue Room. the
company passing afterward into the
state dining room for tea.
= Members or the press council of the
conference and of the new organization,
elre Oversee Writer'S all of whom have
aGen service abroad, with their wives
were also invited the entire body of
af1ests numbering about two hundred.
Mrs. Ira Bennett. Mrs. Mark Sullivan
and Miss Laura Harlan presided at the
tea table.
Most OF the dinners on the calendar to-
llght were small. The Right Hon. Ar
nnur James Balfour dined with Gen. the
harl of Cavan, and was a luncheon
guest of Prince and Princess Bibesco.
l,Mr, Henry Getty Chiffon, counsellor
as the British Embassy, and Mrs. Chill
ton entertained for Jonkheer Van Karne-
beck, chief of the Netherlands delega.
ttpn and Nine. Van Karnebeek. and
Jonkheer Beelearts Van Blol<land, also
OF the Netherlands delegation, was the
guest of DR.. j. B. Hubrecht, secretary of
he Netherlands legation, and Nine
Hubrecht.
Mr.. j. Mayhem Wainwright, Assistant
secretary of War, gave the second OF
MS series of dinners for military digni-
taries. The guests were the French
Ambassador, NJ Jusserand; Secretary
Weeks, Gen. Vaccari, Gen. Pershing,
Lieut.-Col. e. Requin. Gen Tasker Fl.
Bliss, Major-Gen J. G. Harbord, Major
Gen. George Richards. Brig. Gen. Ed
ward f. McGlachlin. Brig.-Gen. Amos A.
tries. Brig.-Gen. William Lassiter,
i3rig.-Gen William D. Connor and Major
j. M. Wainwright.
The Ambassador of Great Britain and
LADY Geddes were hosts at luncheon at
me embassy to-day Their guests i'm
Guided Sir John Jordan, Mr. r. C. Sper-
ling, Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. j. Snder. Com
lnander and Mrs. H. A. Brown. Mr..
Nilmot Lewis, Mr.. H. II. Sims, Capt.
q. j. Henry and Mr.. Hugh v. Tenant.
The New York herald., 1921-12-03
MRS. GERTRUDE NJ. BOWEN.

Mrs Gertrude Morgan Bowen. wife
of Millard Fillmore Bowen, a prominent
resident of Greenwich Conn. died sud-
denly at her home, Ely Court. Friday
night. Mrs. Bowen. who was 60 years
old. was formerly first reader Of First
Church Of Christ Scientist. at Green
wich. She was born in Buffalo and
taught school in that city and In Mime
apolis. She was 4 member Of the Audu-
bon Society. the League Of Women
Voters and the Greenwich Women's
Club. Besides her husband, a daughter
and four sons survive.
The New York herald., 1921-12-03
JAMES II. BOWKER.

MERrDEN, Conn. Dec. 2.--James H.
Bowker. 73. former proprietor of the
Hotel in this city, died at the
hotel this morning after long Illness.
Mr.. BowSer had been engaged in the
hotel Business in New England since he
was Is years old. In 1883, with his
brother, George II. Bowker. who died six
years ago, he started the Winthrop, and
about the same time they opened the
Hotel Hamilton in Holyoke. Mass. and
the Mellon House at Fall River, Mass.
The New York herald., 1921-12-03
WEDDING NOTES.

Miss Frances McIver, daughter of Col.
and Mrs. George Wilcox Mc1ver will be
married TO Mr.. Paul M. Runyon of
South Orange, N. j., this afternoon in
the Chapel of st. Sebastian. Fort
solccum.
The marriage of Miss Dorothy Lisle
Bacon. daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Joseph
y. Bacon, to Mr.. Baron S Barnes will
sake place this afternoon at the Plaza.
The New York herald., 1921-12-03
LYNDON BLAKE BALL.

Funeral services for Lyndon Blake
Ball. 81. an interior decorator % country
wide reputation. who died Tuesday,
win be held tomorrow afternoon at
2 o'clock nj the Campbell Funeral
Church. Broadway and Goth street. The
Rev. DR.. Nathan Seagle. rector Of St
Stephens Protestant Episcopal Church.
viii ofiiciate. Mr.. Ball was born in Eng
land and came to this country twenty
years ago. He leaves a wife.
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NAVY ENSIGN TO WED.
John G. Ten Eycls to Marry Miss
% Jane Hendrix To-day.

4 Miss Jane Hendrix, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Wilbur F. Hendrix of Rye,
will be married this afternoon to En-
sign John Conover Ten Eyck, u. S. NJ.
81 YonlSers. who is attached to the u. S.
y Wainwright, stationed at Charleston,
$ c..
:, The ceremony will take place at the
home of the brides parents and Will Fe
performed by the Rev. Charles G. Sewall
of the Rye Presbyterian Church assisted
by the Rev. William NJ. Gilbert of Yon-
i5ers. Miss Frances Shattuck of Rye will
te maid of honor, and Mr.. Robert Stod-
lard OF Yonkers will be best man.
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IN M E M O r | A NJ.

uIGGrNs.-In loving memory OF Viva l..
Higgins, who passed away December 10,
1916.
NcCORMICK.-In loving memory OF my
father Michael. who passed away Decem-
Der g. 1900.
wTirTTLEsEY.--A memorial service for
held at the Seventy first Regiment Armofy.
corner OF sam 81. and Park av.. on Sum
day December 4. nt r. NJ.
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MAINE SOCIETY TO DINE.
Notable Speakers VIII BE Guests
on December 10.

The nineteenth annual dinner OF the
Maine Society q. New York will be
given on Thursday evening, December
is, at O'Clock in Delmonico's, Forty
fourth street at Fifth avenue Speak
ers at the dinner will be Gov. Henry J..
Allen, Senator william +. Borah.
Charles NJ. Schwab and Augustus
Thomas.
A general invitation IL extended to
members of the Maine Women's Club of
New York, members OF the New York
alumni associations OF the four Maine
colleges, and call other persons inter-
ested In Maine"
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u, w0ODS-PHJLLIP
specioi Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
-. New York Herald Bureau.
washington. -. C.. Dec. 9.

q The marriage of Miss Mary Wendell
Lhillips, daughter of Col. and Mrs. Will
lam Aliens Phillips, to Mr.. Robert Joyce
Woods. son OF Mr.. Louis Woods of
Memphis. Tenn, took place last eve-
fing in the home of the brides plrents.
Hemiock Hedge, Bethesda. Md. The
teremony was performed by Canon J. w.
austin of the Chevy Chase Episcopal
Church and was followed by a recep-
lion. Mr.. and Mrs. Woods will make
tbeir home In Memphis.
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OBITUARY NOTES.

BENJAMIN 3. TCTTLE. veteran OF
the civil war and who is said TO have
held the hat OF President Lincoln while
the latter delivered his famous Geitys-
burg Addi ess. died on Tuesday IN san
Francisco. MIR. Tuttle was SO years old
and had lived In San Francisco for sew
eral years.
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WASHINGTON.

Prince Rene de Bourbon Parma of
Paris, accompanied by Jean Morley OF
Chicago, is at the Willard.
Mrs. Raymond Belmont is spending
some time in Washington and is at the
Shoreham.
Nine. Rene viviani will leave today
Tor Canada for a brief visit, returning
10 Washington next Wednesday.
President Harding will be the guest
Of honor at dinner to be given by
Senator Albert b. Cummins of Iowa at
the New Willard on January 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Astor We're the
guests of honor at dinner given last
night by Mrs. King Carley, whom they
are visiting.
The Surgeon General of the Navy and
Mrs. Stitt and Miss Stitt will receive
on Wednesday afternoon, December ii,
at the Washington Club.
The new American Minister to Persia,
Rabbi Saul Kornfeld. arrived in Wash
ington yesterday from his home In CO.
lumbus, Ohio, and will spend few days
Mrs. John B. kendrick. wife of Sem
ator Kendrick of Wyoming, entertained
at luncheon yesterday for Miss Isabel
Crawford. niece Of Senator and Mrs.
Arthur Capper, who is a debutante this
year.
The Minister of Rumania and Prin-
cess Bibesco entertained at luncheon
yesterday in honor of Mrs Frank Lyon
Polk of New York. Among the guests
was the Rt. Hon. Arthur Balfour, head
Of the British arms delegates.
Miss Jean Bell, who is spending the
winter with her uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles J. Bell, was the guest
OF honor at luncheon given yesterday
by Miss Margaret Deeble at the Chevy
Chase Club
Mrs. Owen Roberts of New York. who
is staying at the Shoreham. entertained
there at luncheon yesterday In compli-
ment to Nine SEE, having among her
guests Mrs. Robert Lansing and Mrs.
Francis II. Leggett of New York.
Mrs. George T. Marye entertained
twelve guests at a luncheon yesterday
for the Princess Lubormirska. wife of
the Polish Minister. Mr.. and Mrs. Marye
will give q dinner tonight in honor OF
the Secretary of War and Mrs. Weeks.
The New York herald., 1921-12-03
ALFRED ANDERSON.

MOUNT VERNON. Ohio. Dec. alfred
Anderson, 20. former secretary of the
National Hardware Dealers Association
and of the National Board of Trade,
" ashington, died here to-day.
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MRS. E. r.. WILSON HAS SON.

A son was born yesterday to Mrs
Wilson, wife of Lieutenant-Comnand
10. II. Wilson. U. S. NJ. who is stationed
IA the Brooklyn navy yard. Mrs Wilson
is az the Lying-fn Hospital She and
.ner husband live Mt Flushing. L. I.
The New York herald., 1921-12-03
WANAMAKER ORGAN RECITAL.
Charles Courboin Plays at Fourtr
Concert OF series.

Tho fourth free recital IN tho series
lnauguratng the new concert organ IN
the wanamaker Auditorium took place
Yesterday afternoon with the American
Belgian player. Charles Courboin at the
The New York herald., 1921-12-03
Nj A r RI E D.

sCHINDLER-gLAIlESL New York
city. November 80, Louise j. BlakesisS,
daughter OF J = George y. Blakesies -
Walter S. SCHNEIDER.
The New York herald., 1921-12-03

CORTLANDT HARPER. son OF the
late John Harper, VINO was controller
of the Bank Of Savings in Mnnh titan.
died Wednesday In his home IN Ridge.
wood. N. j. Mr.. Harper was born In
Brooklyn thirty-three years ago, was n
gr~ duate of the Polytechnic Institute OF
ih~t borough and at the time vt his
death IVES connected with the Bank Of
So wings. he leaves his mother. Mrs.
Grace Il. Harper.
The New York herald., 1921-12-03
DIR. JOHN =. GOODWILL.

Or. John J. Goodwill. &c, medical di-
rector Of the Hudson County Hospital at
The New York herald., 1921-12-03

JOHN HAYS. financler and cousin OF
James c. Blaine, Is dead IN his home in
Carlisle Pa, at the age OF 81. lie was
$" Id 10 hrve amasscd fortune Of more
th~n S1,000,O00 since his eixty-flfth
birthday.
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NEWBORN.

Mrs. Lebel Bonat has arrived to re-
main a few days while inspecting her
estate in Middletown.
Mrs w. Woodward Phelps returned
from Washington yesterday and viii
give tea and reception to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Aspegren, who
have been at the Muenchinger King.
left for New York last evening.
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D | E D.

Arrowsmith, Henry Kahn, Benjamin "a
Bailey, Amy G.. Kosciuski. Anna
Ball. Lyndon King, w. p.
Beckwith. Eleanor Lundy, Nancy
liowen. Gertrude NJ. Morrison, r. A.. Jr.
Enyard, Isaac 8. Satterlee, Sarah B.
'leury. Eiitha Schwenn, Fredertke
Halt, Emily @. Spotkoy. Bessie
Hannah, James J. Swan, Charles Walter
Held, William ID. Tuthill, Sarah F..
Hunter. Avton X. Wagner, Charles T.
Johnson, Walter II. Wiener. Jacob
The New York herald., 1921-12-03
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
Miss Marie La Montague, who was In
France for nearly year, is at 90 Park
avenue for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome n. Bonaparte
have returned from Washington, ID. C.,
to the Vanderbilt
Mrs. George Cabot Ward. daughter OF
Mrs. William Bayard Cutting, will pass
the winter in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Junius S. Morgan, Jr.,
house, 80 East Thrty-stxth street.
Mrs. William Bayard Cutting and her
granddaughter. Miss Iris Cutting, will
return to "a East Seventy-second
street, from Oakdale, l.. l.. this month.
Mr.. Newbold LIE Roy Edgar, who is
at his country house in Tuxedo. Will be
Joined by Mrs. Edgar. who arrives this
week from Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Y. Dalziel and
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis G. kaufman will
give q dance for Miss Diana Dalziel
and Miss Ann Elizabeth Kaufman at
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry p. Dawson sent
out invitations yesterday for the mar
riage of their daughter Miss Alice Tru-
bee Dawson to Mr.. Artemus L. Gates
on the afternoon of January 3, at 3:4o,
in st. Johns Church. Locust Valley,
l.. I. A reception will follow at the
country place of Mr.. and Mrs. Dawson
at Peacock Point.
Mrs. Ellwood Hendrick and Miss Grace
Hen Trick will give a dance tonight at
l39 Last Fortieth street for Miss Olivia
Johnson. A luncheon will be given
to-day by Mrs. julius F. Workum and
Miss Clara Workum for Misses Kath-
arine Starr, Anita Damrosch ard Lydia
Dadmun. Mrs. Montaigu La Montasne
will give a dinner and theatre party
tonight for her niece, Miss Marguerite
yurgenSen.
The New York herald., 1921-12-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Junius S. Morgan, Jr.,
are having alterations made in their
house, 80 East Thrty-stxth street.
The New York herald., 1921-12-03

Mrs. William Bayard Cutting and her
granddaughter. Miss Iris Cutting, will
return to "a East Seventy-second
street, from Oakdale, l.. l.. this month.
The New York herald., 1921-12-03

Mrs. George Cabot Ward. daughter OF
Mrs. William Bayard Cutting, will pass
the winter in Washington.
The New York herald., 1921-12-03

Mr.. Newbold LIE Roy Edgar, who Is
at his country house in Tuxedo. will be
Joined by Mrs. Edgar. who arrives this
week from Europe
The New York herald., 1921-12-03

LOsT--nrindle bull, East hist st.. Saturday.
<ocembpr 90 t.ihc'al reward II returned
10 C'CONNcR. A22 Eaft 1tst W.
IOgT-pOg, Pekingese, answers TO name
Toto vicinity I,d 81, and ath nv. reward.
32i West hlst ST. Apt. ~. Circle 3TIa.
Lnsr-Brown peklnHese. white chest male.
Reward Circle 5n3T i2i Wet 5lth.
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Nine. Rene Viviani will leave today
Tor Canada for brief visit, returning
10 Washington next Wednesday.
The New York herald., 1921-12-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Y. Dalziei and
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis @. Kaufman Will
give a dance for Miss Diana Dalziel
and Miss Ann Elizabeth Kaufman at
the Ritz-Carlton December 2l.
The New York herald., 1921-12-03

President Harding will be the guest
OF honor at a dinner to be given by
Senator Albert b. Cunlmins of Iowa at
the New Willard on January 4.
The New York herald., 1921-12-03

avenue for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome n. Bonaparte
have returned from Washington, d. c.,
to the Vanderbilt.
The New York herald., 1921-12-03

Prince Rene de Bourbon Parma of
Paris, accompanied by Jean Morley of
is at the Willard.
The New York herald., 1921-12-03

Mrs. Raymond Belmont is spending
some time in Washington and is at the
Shoreham.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Cartier's Guests.

Mr. and Mrs. Cartier's dinner also was
Tor Miss Ju'iette Delafield Longfellow.
The New York herald., 1921-12-03
In Memoriam.

III MtUUrtuMs
Higgins, Viva l.. Whittlesey, Charles W
Mccormick, Michael
The New York herald., 1921-12-03

LOST - MALE POLICE DOC,
WOLF COLOR. ANSWERS no
NAME OF COTCOU. NEfGHBOR-
HOOD OF i0Tll ST. AND IRVING
PLACE. REWARD FOR his RE-
TURN TO MRS. $. ]. KING. l23
EAST 10TH Sr.
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rouND--rart OF piece OF jcwelry. Answer
letter only giving full description. T.. 9o4
Madison av
The New York herald., 1921-12-03

OF Nii--Two black pearl pins. November 80.
ID 1904 Herald. Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1921-12-03

Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Astor were the
guests of honor at dinner given last
night by Mrs. King Carley, whom they
are visiting.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-05
UASTrD-HEAI ESTATE

/ NAVE o party Tor q housr 40 grpant,
IitlEhfH, five ur six ruouH. from 5000
20 81 Boo. 'au sell your property, $50 cal
before %. m. Homer 4. Jrcutt. a.l 1923
WANTED iu go acres good farm land
near Tulsa uT Sand springs. CIV" fI'l
particulars Iu fret letter or see 4. g.
Luther. room Q, Guaranty BANK bldg
Ssr1 springs Dlla-
WANTED 10 hay alr',t from owner
fsr-rpoU modern bungalow. uu cor near
tho pavement gLd transportation. not over
$3.50 cash. so or 100 per month. plus BOZ.
torres. oEHTr 10at. r.
WANTED buy roaming house o.us"
lu on south E.do, D. 10 10 rooms. must
be good furniture and priced reasonable
Address BoA No. i7i, or phone laD SAND
springs.
WANTEB 10 buy a five or sp-rOon.
house ~ be moved. Usage 2Ai..
WILL PAY $500 down for good lot with
Two or three.roOm house on rear psag"
7slg-H.
WANTED--1o buy iron. own.r acres on
sand springs car line. slsH y boston.
Room 6.
ANTED--By responsible couple without
rhNdren, i've or biHrrpom modern un.
furnished bungalow with garage, rent
must be reasonable. Phone pSss- lSs2'
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TEXAS

ron SALE or TRADE. 17jl acres Of
good smooth wheat land near rlain.
view, Tckus. 600 acres In cultivation, 600
acre. sub irrigated. 50 acres In alfalfa,
good four room house, good barns ana
Currals, four wells ana windWIllH, bis
tank surrounded by shed" trees, also good
young orchard, $50 head of hlEh grade
catll". ~ head Of work stock, ~ head Of
hogs. Hl implements Bnd tools including
three ForuHuu tractors, one Monitor uu.
gInr. Ford truCk. header, thrcaher ana
all uihrf tools necessary 20 farm win.
Price. including Sscrythiug. $50 an acre,
part cash. part trHdo and balance on
good terms Gamble Lana & 'atilc Co..
IL-.aaIn. IoLIH.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


LITTLE 'NSIt, - vacant lNt aud % 1890
NV. passenger car to trodo tor small
property. cedar 1870.
DANDY CONNER .b,stAt fcrt. new fuut.
room cottage Ht tho ouhusf of Tenth aud
wheeling an intersection of two good
tlirrfH. lUlf "a block from n good H,huut
Two blocks ~ iltUrN aud three blp,ka OF
,atIIuC. u cold this worR $3.50 with
5000 y.ah uud $40 per month. 'au own
rt int appointment tsaEr aaNt.
tWNIN LEAVING Aud ia oltcruH lur
uuirk tealr an attractive six. room bun.
EHluN modern, private water System. ga
rage. fruit trees uuthuildurH tvu lots.
uu paving uud iu a high slightly location
Hll fuf s. 700, with tt.su cash. easy t'tfia
on balance. buu.t delay bat call bsaEy
s.ss. HH Tins l7 real bargain.
ron SALE nv ownrr six room modern
bungalow with garage eud srrNHn, quur
tore. terms Phone bsuE" 3Ial.
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,,,slh.Nbfs- owen Magnetic seyen-pas-
ar ~ car FOR few cheap lots. The
rop., I'D excellent shape and worth the
-. asked. Usage 2E73.
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OWNER leaving and viu sacrifice b,auii.
lul iour-r"uiu modern on spuiu side,
newly decorated dnd NaiLtauru. large
chauclcd bathroom, fino terrucod lot "a
pavement. A5..aO. 1880 cash. 800 month.
lN, Usage J2aG. $3.50.
81 500 'ASli-Five- room modern buniu.
low, gatUE". full lut hIgh location.
Price Tor Immediate sale, s., 500. Osagc
DhNuI nye-room bungalow. nice deco.
r"hpuS and fixtures. built In features.
on paving, one block Of car lime. owner
must sell. Priced now at $500 ana 81 600
VIII handle. Ask Tor Mr. Douglass Phone
pHhEc bUNH-iNha. Nadon Investment 60 .
2ig security itdg
BEAtTlFCL new ss. room bungalow ou
Nurth Denver. CLASSY decorations and
pretty mont.I large rooms ricoty "f
closets and hurlt-in features amt buffet.
large screened IN back porch, dandy base
uent and duplex furnace. OAK floors
throughout. fun east front lot. high loca
tion, handy to jitu"v ana car line. Price
only 50 800, terms $500, halano" like
1888 5Oss. Naduu Investment co.. $3.50
Security Bids.
HAVE good turer room house tor trade
at 1890 y. ElgIn win take mortgage
notes or good car 'Hs part payment
1hompson. COS cole. ueng" Ggli
$500 'ASh Essi side bargain. five
rooms ami hr"" 'atta room. hardwood
tiul decorations. glfng". Price $1,000.
Dsag" 1900.
$3.50 CASH t.srs new tire" ruolu bun
galoW. electricity, good location near
school and car balance $50 month.
osaE" 2stt
$3.50 CASH south side. i,e rooms aud
breakfast room, hardwood floors. built
4, W.. ''"'uI.t, Sn "an,"'"e distance. Ffi''
''''
81. 500 cash southeast sid". uyc.rJ'u
bungaIo" east front, buut .in l'atur"s.
basement. s. 900. DsaE" 1900
1900 'ASll. Fyr rJoura aLl br.4lf.st
.'tgonn"' H'' '''. Mo-" '''"'''''
'','Y' ''''
....... ..
NORTH ELNOoD BAhGN lN. Five-i Dom
m'lrfh nuns4i"". .ssE u'",s ,ihr"ugn.
1an iSfs ~ 80. ss'"
'""''''' o'''' '''' '''' '''' -'''
FOk SALE iiy owner boau'1u. two
story sever. room ] ]hons'. 10 M'rn'ns
Slu' bSs,',n', ,,"nr,5 "a.u ,., . 1un
e%mn,n"ti9h tniniCr,". PuSr,'I'H OAK h"",'
throughout hul''I pah''y. l"It' l"'
ooau,,ara "y'sIe'm ,I'rs h"'u'" .,', lNr
sT,l.r nom, and ,aN 0wu@T. Gsigs
t97l
1850 ASH Lows loI nm. n.r" iy'. room
cn,'"s, ~, n"", i'"h' 10, 10y Dr. 49,
m"H' sn"u tstoSg5' oog5 "gu 'n,,,N'n mouse ana
.o' l.''' '''o'' "'' ','.
addition il OF 10" market owner.
G. T.. hesch.
FIVE ROOM m"dcIh .g,, H. pn pave
u"nl an" ,ai .."p. 's,GVa' '''vs 'asn'
fiyen,droom ,nGdetn "uI ssin"' s'H'h -'dr'
cbIo nidtti,n. ts..fo igEO cash A
ura,,r "a 6IOi, q Malu phrra ,.tar
l4Is
,T,,pt.t,-p,,,,v- tI,I.s,. ami. .,...,
ImHhH -hnoM ll'l ~ anu ,. d. .h.
iuta WIZ t@Nr t@Nr ne" VII ,hi a. h'
Wsst Tulsa
Ftr.. q o.. fsI q h.
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ON AlsDA

FOR SALE or TRADE
ltb HrTrs, i've miles FaSt ~ Edmond
Okla. 10 acres Ia cultivation, 70 fIue pas.
turr. new nye-rooW house, good water
Price 50 800. phuu" owner. Usage 1871
FOK SALE .l20 acres Improved aud lu
cultivation. one mile east uf Fort 6iO-
son. Okla, Price ti46 an acre. South
Haven Land 60. Tulsa.
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PROPERTY for EXCHANGE

~. ~ VI fNUE--NI ITOMOBIIEN 10
NIL TRADE AUTO FOR REAL ESTATE
Ntirt l". lcalIy new Tulsa touring car
lI !" iade for vacant lot or equity.
4 -'"' with owner only, Phone Usage
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OFFICES FOR REST single or on suite.
Castle Hag, lt..tl6 ". Third 'au
Usage 1885,
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PERSONAL PROPERTY.


I1IIlG .a4 T55ofd' I0F sac 80 ''l
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rn,,,,., 49, " '''''" ''' rent AT $50 n.
..-.
to-, ,,....
FlN N'NI N"" modern ttc.ro"u bun.
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block frGw H,r., s.,,,r. wuUI ,aJ
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for garden. Will l.as. fpr AlN months
possibly longer 4 Tenant desires trrBt,i
O. $urtn I'ra PRICE 500 prf month
no 'uhu IT, miller co. Is W. Fourth.
Usage ''f.
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brand nov ,.,,, '' 1890.
room. garage and servant quarter. bre.
mont. all bmIf iu features. hardwood
Nunrs throughout. $3.50 per month can
SUNDAY 'sHEn '"'a.
NEW eight ht--o.m uudrrp duple, iu =.
r,an' iw2 hl"cNs north and two c,st
i,"m 'rH 'i NanItH. l..n"J line. Soc
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Osper $685.
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-05
rRACEAGE AND INDUSTRIAL

CHOICE THAtEAGf. Factory and wRIs.
house properties. large and small traCta
improved aud unlmpruyed. Usage sGGl.
~ i. IFrrF.