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Marble Hill press., 1921-04-07
Somebody in Milwaukee Needs S50,00O

darsy. and Keep sun, otheruiso
cesth.-
since that time the two sons Arruin
ana Henry J. lsy. been uT.der ths
eye u day and uls'; guards \ watch
also was placed on the Schles;ncet
home.
TIE day after the first miSsivr wa
received Mr.. SchlysiuTer vas called
10 ~. phone \ mans voice thr'ai
eued her frr ~, paying the money
and demanded that payment he mats
al ouce.
Each day the letters appeared lr
the same Handwriting and making tie
same demands. Then letter camy
stating That the prsce had been rne,e.'
70 SNrsa TIE money. IN cash. W.
10 he left In the store AZ Eightcen'i
ana vNet streets
A hox was prepared, filed With pa
per, and let AZ tie store. fhetestivsE
Oh watch SaW uRn enter the p'Ar
and ask for the package. He W..
taken Into custody, hut inssSie' rhai
3, was his habit to call NJ the store
!. frequently FOR packages, The store.
kreIer cuTrabDrsteeI bis statement.
After two duys q third degne meth.
obs the suspect was released, hat has
been under surveillance.
Ferdinand 4 Schles;Uger died re-
Gently AZ Albuquerque while en route
to California.
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-07

(lilCAGo-ioung Winston Phlliips.
nlu"ir~n, -llpI."d into plaiitude
ana said be- and Mr., Phillips, who il
forty, we're married down ia Shelby,
VILE Ny the other day "iust ta
show them that We arr fr,,..
white, ani twenty, AR. and
Ms Phillips came 10 chicago from
Louisville Ny. In their NAkr cam.
dispatches frrm Louisville stating that
fhllllps, son ~ pr. William phlIilps
prominent Louis,l,l. dentist had
frst c"urted Susan. the daughter nt
Mrs, TNclia Gaines. hut had suddenly
transferred his affections 60 N. rich
mother.
1T wns this way" Phillips said Il
was sort n sulLg around With Mr.
6a!n"s'-,hat i. Mrs. Phillips dnurh.
ter, Susan. fnr while. hut I'm aui'.
sure never asked her 'u marry IA.
met the Gaines giFi about a month
hef"r" married her mother. I called
on susan for while. but she fcI i.I.
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-07
ST0RIES &sz%ss: zssze;s
To Show They Are "Free, White and 2l"

and then ! got 20 going out win her
mother, don't know just how "
came about au, MIR, Phillips and |
had such s,ssi times together We Just
irrlicd 10 grt married.
las, saturday Ne vent 10 Mr..
Phillips home aud told her daughters
Ne had drrldei TO gei married a, once
The girls made a terrible sc,ne. There
arr four ~ them. Susan. the one I
wsni around With. IL ntnetren. Then
there ar Helen, cighicvu. Russ-l we
cull~i her nahe-a afi~-n. and Julia.
twelve, Well, nons u them wanted
their mother &" marry me In the fus.
they made rclrn and Rahe taintei.
and all that
Then wT vent "a my mother and
father and t"ld them. They Objected.
inn hut gave 10 when they saw Ne
Nerr determined. 80 Ne droy. down
10 Shelhy,illr, ~ miles, and did H.
1T GRATED a scLaton. There VAS
talk " hors"Shlpping me- and it go,
~ unpleasant ", decided g. 81 away.
We came herr. New. I'm going 10
los Angeles, o. SIT into th. real estat.
bus ness. and Mr. Phillips Is going
Nth me-
'bf cuurs., understand that this
j. hit unusual ~ marriages ~. and
d"ut want ~ h. thought a silly old
A"mun, Mrs Philip. said "Rut Ne
married for love aud no, for IN. rra.
I'm Winston gave
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-07
OnN One on Western Hemisphere
Is Located in Arkansas
Germs Are Found IN the Crater Of an
Extinct voieano IN Pike County
First Found In 1904
sure

Murphrv@xboru. Ars.--The only dia-
raooa rnine thus far discovered 90 the
western hemisphere ls iocHtei In Pike
county. Arkansas. In which this ham
let IL atuated. The mine is two and
n half miles south u here.
The diamoads are found In a
pipe the crater of an exriact voiea-
no which ages ago boiled up through
the surface. had Its terrific beat chilled
By the water nf nm Inland sea- and
sefs hts Of cnrbcn scattered through
oct the psrldotise which now hIIs the
crater. 10 be pressed into dasmoOds by
the ccntrscfion ef the rock The pcrs-
desi,s forrns the original nastrtx of the
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-07

you. I've accepted Auother invita-.
ricn."
"Whatv' exclaimed Harold. WHY,
we're engaged. Yoe have on my ring.
/ naturally supposed-~ he faitered-
= Had on your ring, yeu mean
sire responded. registering around :
below zero. and calEnsy returning the
article In questioa joan Newcomer.
. senior. enters and escorts Miss Nye
TO . waiting ,axicsh.
~woraen are not mere chattelA
she flashed hack 20 the bewfldered
youth
And Harold learned about women
from her.
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-07
Aurora Has No Eyes for Its Borealis

A lknlsA. lLL-Alns and sIars ,
n Aurora has turned down IT, barber
candidate for mayor. Wilson 4. Grn.
shaus Charles A. Townsend. present
mayor ~ Aurora. won me primary
election with 4.li2 votes. Col Charles
Green. formerly ~ the uu. Hundred
and Twenty ninth luyar'ry. received
AAll votes. The barber received ~
Mayor Townsend ana Col. Grrn will
nsh' Il ont ~ the regular election.
Just before the election NJ. Gr-
shans published lu local ue,,spar.r
full-rag" advertisement. "CIugers
II you would have man for MAYOR.
and not an autumn'un. tl,n vote fpr
William A. Grushaus. Who il INF.
man Grushaus and what las D.. ever
done inquiries the advertisement. and
Mr. Grushans i r.ghi there with N.
answer.
"lle has become ~ the age ~ thirty.
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-07

Falmouth. q. Frank Rider ard FRA.
ricr Tattna had c-oa alrncss s-
large as a hear. and onr day they Ae
ei,is-i 20 have n -bezr" hunt Tbrv
turned tho co0n lo-ass ~ the snufh
boracr Of ,rsn and after giving hfm
half hours start. they turned their
pack Of charging bear aogs on tie
tran The dogs ga, the -e~ar- M a
trcc about two miles az the river, TIE
boys shcok him ogt O. tie tree ana
the dogs did the rcxt.
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-07
Town Shoe Repairer, "Friend,
Philosopher and GUIDE Of
Vice President.
HELPS TO SHAPE HIS CAREER
Friendship Begun In College Day.
Continues rhreoeh Gariy s,rve
slss and subssavsn, Prom.
nsnee in poIitieA

Northampton. Mass.-Jsmes Luccy
member of shosA IL pegging away %
Ills shop here with Que sy. on th,
newspapers for word 20 how the ma
henHl capital treats Calvin Coolidge
Ills one-time associate In local politieS.
aud now vice president.
Whsn Vic. President Coolidgs. lust
before departing for Washington rr
Gently. grasp-i the cubbl.r's hand nj.
the photographers snapp~t their cam.
eraS lie gave him q distinction that
he Was asked TO explain. -Put Mr.
Lucy down N my guide. philosopL.r
and friend" he said. And 80 the
cobhier Il hcS nationally known.
what the vice president meant va.
more or lsss well known to Northamp.
ton folk. The story goes hack 10 The
DAYS when Calvin Coolidge WAS a soph.
omore Of Amherst college. With ,lo..
10 be repaired he sought Lucey's .hot
on Gothic street In this city. and then
rrmalned To- listen to the cobbler,
h"'nely comments on the topics of the
day.
Helped 10 Shape Career.
The student found the shoemaker,
a. engaging that during the
remainder of his college cuurs. h.
vent frequently to 50. him A.
lawyer later young Coolidge opsn.d
"'hces herr. aud while be waited for
clients, continued his hoquainianc.
Nth the cchhler. Throughout his ca.
-ecr 10 IN. politics ~ the cits aud
state. Mr Co"'idgr dropped IN NJ IN. |
shoe shop from time 10 tim. 10 .,.
change Ideas with his friend ana has.
he hen"f' of N. latirrs Pointed M.
iiicnl observations.
The youthful Coolidge taok away
"ssons from the cnhillsf e,,uns.lI,r-
Coolidge. the candidate. received the
'rneii' Of his lnfurur-. which Wa.
'ousidernhle Ia city p"iltics. and when
'e rose to a position % state and
intional prominence be stnI rSc,i,.d
he loyal support of the siio. man
Mr Lucy, moi~Sily explaining ths,
Hcqslhge long slncc paSs,-t ou,
lr = ... t.''-
Z his rams. - Influence. atmiis that ,
e may have been - sumr help Shen I
b. vice prrsident was on the nrs;
ungs u the political ladder u
Cement Closer Friendship
The co,,hlcr SAYS thnt the 0Elv time d
. ever cros~sd calvin Coolidge segD.d
o make hrusr o.. friendship b,ta -
hem Mr.. Coolidgr had soaght he .
lection q a friend a mayor sni !
skcd Mr.. Lucsy a. delegate 20 The 4
arty caucus 20 stand IN bis tetAlL
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-07
Income Tax Four Cents:
Ne Pays In lnstaIlments

Augus,a, GA taxpayer
whose total tai 10 cents and
Who Insists on his right TO pay
In four installm.nts and Who
bought i-crnt money order foe
which he paid ; crats Vas ~
N-aled here to-day, The taspay.
er, tall. lanky farmer. Who
gave hls address as Lincoln run.
~, but ~hos. name VAS not IL
'uls~d. personally submitted bis
rstun TO the deputy collector q
Internal rryrnuc. using the i-c~es
u"uey order 20 pay the frvi In.
stallmenI
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-07
Radio Amateurs Enjoy Concord
Of Sweet Music Sounds"
From 60 Mics Away.
CONCERTS A NIGHTLY AFFAIR
Development of Radio Gavipmsn, Hss
sroUph, Price of Apparatus Down
Wire ARD Broom -sndIs
Enough tor Aerial

New York RAPID dsVeiopmeni Of
tie radio Telephone has made po~sihle
for thousands - I.-rSous Ia New lork
and either parts - tho couniry falnli
msut q LoLgfellows pr"phe,J hat
"tb" night shhn D. allri ~ith music
Enieprising amateur wirrless ,p-r.
aiors. a. well a. many cnmm-rvial sta.
'i"ns, now put cut through the air
3D. night couccrts crrntei by attach.
a.. 'trr s-is phoBogrS and
to- ., ..p.. IVY f-ss-- rsoru enter
tlaysr planes oihs.
prtsinE. sng o. play the Sie'iL 80
Other Instruments 90 the beRe6t q
All Who wtu listen In
Rees,sins Apparatus Cheap
Approximately zoe half the Asaaissss
In %. New Nurt dlsrct Hrr licvusNi.
permitting them 20 s~ad The 0,hsrs
ar. cunt.ut With rrcvivlns s.-ts
ps,ciopn~n, q the rsiio ~suiPSn~ai
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-07

one " the worlds foremost checker
players Checkers u brain game.
"He discovered the cnuse ~ tald.
ue>s-a ihlng The scientific world for
centuries has failed e. 30
He discovered he Serrrt ~ select.
Inc laying hens from non'syvrs.
"ue has written more Official srisn-
tiHc works than any man 10 the state
"He has lscturel IN Chicago hcfoTe
four university groups and 1--we stock
breeders on such subjects ns her,l!l'y
and eugenics.
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-07

-i'ru'Vss.,r. safd Mrx Nr~rteh to
the d.s'irxuisAci musician uIs BAD
ts~u cugss sra % cptcrfaia het r2s-fs,
~vhat uas iha, lovely sr!ectioa yus
plsyrj jos, Haar
That. msaafu.~ - answered. We.
al lmsTusisaiEuo
~Ah yes. ! reuFvzlt-sr ncu. ! ktrs
Il va. so n1A tatortts eS niigsr bet !
~sgid not ;biuk - shs nausv q 4 ter
the tuCtux0i - l,ossnn Trmnsrtp'
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-07
REPORTS ON SelF.oPeRATIoN
Philadelphia surgeon wno R.re,.s
Own Appsndlr Back s Wort
IN I've Weeka

fhiladelphis.-Esan OMEN Ksns
Ah'y ycar-old jefferson Medical coller,
sradua'e' Who on February IS r,moyc,,
his "Nn appendix with . local .pe..
'heiie ai the hospital at Kan. ia.
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-07
GOLD MEDAL.
l9lMQ l3.!!El!Q
WycYN y

TIE ~osids Standard r.n<dy &c sh~ss
easotdsrs ~tii oftsn ~sfi "a thsss dA.-
sssss and ssrenfth.a ths hody sSslnss
fsfthss ssischa TAr-s ss-. sn trasEi.sA
lssA s- Ne $40. CA s-<.i - .-.-y -
ss< s<s~ss - s~-ss<.-s
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-07

Rock ie~elcr prnsounrwd II diamond.
and nade sure BY vertneutipns hy
Jewel experts In New YORK.
The mining oF-rA,inas 10 Arkansas
for several yrarS, at least. viii he far
dirrr~nt from those os the South
African fields although tho formations
are the same.
In Africa deep shafts sr~ sunk. the
pertdo;iie IL brought 10 the surface
and spread ON drying ho"rs for periods
ranging frem six - eighteen mHufhs
The rock has the peculiar quality os
disIntegrating when exposed to the air.
In Arkansas. however. excvps for O
few places. the pevfdcsi'e already has
tiisintwgrated tD depth of ahout
twenty feet. aud mixef with vegetable
matter. formed a sticky clay. called
"gumbo" locally. This overhursiea es
~gumbo- will he worked before blast.
inr operatives are started
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-07
Now Tap Air
to. Get Music

has hecn such that q practical rec~,,.
lhs aprautus can - paryha..d for .
'sTJ few dollar~-thc prices rALre up
ward In aecordabcs wtth th. esuip.
ment.
Grai stretches ~ Asriais ar. no
lonrrr Decvssary, 4 few f-rt - wtrr.
lcoI~i over the end - hroca and
hung out over the hrr e.gnpe. and a
rround Nire attached 10 q radiator
90 ~Ater pire answer. some do not
even call ea the family hr.otn. bu,
attach utV 20 the sprils % . hei
:" evuch and elcellrut results ful.
iow.
un a r~r~ni sVcaing ono amateur
r'rsiding IN New Ynrk city hoard even
ooac"ris ~ ons time coming frusn a...
,anc-s supins frosn two % iap mile.
ly Deans of -ruucrs- lhss~ eunc~rt.
Sere EASILY separated - that saeh
ons s'ca-i out ciesr and disiiLrt frnsu
The oshsry ss de.irVd
svsis rre~n sls,y Nile.
The Press club q JsctsSn Isirht.
. Suburban rv.idsutiai diarset q Ne~
ioFt. nrc-utiy featured rudiorAoas .
- shis LII = -. --.-ng q the .
uezns-rs tly the si 4 -ioof I
s,~uksr- TIE msmhers wers sashf~1
10 dancv frusa ' 9 = untu mhtniEhi I
10 mu.le vhlca cane IN frun vsfvtng .
dlsfancss Ia mrdlrY tanee .b~
os 'bs ciuh started ~iih
y sitE plsy~d at wcsislis. LSng 10
latd. Eve mil~s s~Ny swuns lnto
fot trvt. plsy~a 81 Hrishtus Rszeh. Is /
miles distant. ta a step Witch .
cRm~ frosa PAtsT~ca. n J. Is EIiss .
away. then hact 20 q fss ,rs.;. exnansi.
lhg frn1 q phoaOgrAPh atoat s'fJ
niles NJ state AZ 10 o'cinck al .
watches wrrv sst BY the ,iu. signals
whieh ~crv ssaI oct trom the CnitsSi
States navy s'Atica ai Arilng'on. Va.
50 uufn~rous hsve their smaia-s -
cuuse and 81 uniiesi their Interests ~
briug ahi. 70 tAik with each other 81 .
utu iha, they fortp~4 at association .
They heid eunVru'ion ~ Nep Ierk
ho,ri They Inhibited pot calls their
latest p.ussrssiorx tn tsnicrn sstS bu;
also hrugght ui'h shcsn ths sota~-
made apparatus % their g.leu"cf Gays
TpTiue the csnvrution s~cturvr wrrr
gwen and nightly conc.rts fron iis
tant stations fcHtur~,i
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-07

lie has lcr,urri ln and around
Kane uuHIy r.; farmers clubs on such
subjects a, the fullacy aud purpose of
%" popular c,olgtloray theory.
lie Is profound siulou, - natur.
and draws away from the crowd. This
j. o." reason be T. not Popularity
known
III, owns his own home and has f1r
the last II years been iAxpayer.
'' - therefore Interested ia taxes
th,., a,' .... r'H-
and civic b,ttsrmeut
lie Is friend q labor. though nc'
an enemy ~ capital
"He has sx~li~i In every under.
taking and believes be i able e. give
Aurora o better government
He j. AZ present conducting a bar
ler shop while be c"niinuss 20 exI@rt.
mert with cats duss. picons rats,
NICE chickens ant canAres.'
Apparently e.iirs. as well As r.pul-
Hes. are uugu;rfuL
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-07

A rnrrmilise ~ or~ either rw~1gn%
- Aa.x sasnrih hlnE
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-07
sx.AomsrsI sIrsy. Eluhs coeb,.r4, A,

Ex-A6rnirai SIXTY Eight. ccohlerAs Aid
Vienna. former ofscerS Of the
army and navy es papils shc~snah.
ing school has been op<ned here.
Amcnx the sfudents 10 former vicS
admiral stxty-eixht years cld who b
enroaled ~ . coebler's appssnties
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-07
Eat

"The
fer tort
by an |
fectly
to Eato
Profit
your s
fresh at
that Co
Eatonic
carrying
gases--.C
after ca
1t helps
trihe wit
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-07

Tie fr~ss ciuh q Jscfscn Iisirhts
g suburban rvsiasu,isl aiarct - N~~
ioFt. rrc.utiy featured rudtapAa.as
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-07
DO
ASl
Hoe
1w

viii ID
Stops
ter O
worke
ABB
uh!nenf
Allay,Pf
Fists or &
VI
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-07

The
cent
min
Look
Marble Hill press., 1921-04-07

= his range q influence. admiis that
he may have bs--n - sumr help Shen
the vice pr-sideut was on the Orr;
-rtr.-s q ~. t...-Ll-.-.I L. -l.l.r
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-13

=. rp,pr .sl5o.ft. corner, with store
~ 'tirrr.r..r, house, rent &i5. value
,.tst VtM take good car as part pay
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-13
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


UIlI rNIsr sIv.f1.m u.f.u nuurt.
low. tutu,r Iai III.. F..... I.rHt
$50 cash. h1IHu,, muuIUb. ,HI Dr. b..
b'rr.it ltiss hiE. DaHt. sN .i Nr.
JONES Will PAY fu. yuur bonn. 10 yuu
buy THO duply,, brand u.v. modern
'n the minute. u Iirl .'H. l..Il.ulIHl
dlHtri,t Special Irl,H HhI '..u.s Tor
quick saIu. cedar ,1t
NopEHE u,SGNlnHr
81 ooo Nur.l Wheeling #r..i high
room bungalow. amt bath. utk io'rs
modern huIlt.ln fuatufpa wauI.. French
doors basement fur buu1H $500 cash
hauu|va. rv1uu. A. y N.HIIu. s. Spu.
uHtEu t5oo. t,oadru,o urtF, N,i.. b's
Muvu lUdg
NlW SyHyHGAS home. sspd siuibv-
Iu" liruuar station. bsrrui nrr hblf
acre lot, high cast front iu.ltuu. finest
vol water, n,u.ruuWs AuI bathroom
1000. reasonable terms paaEu gUGi
" u'uy
NuRrU rilENENNE. Seven room bun.
galuW. large living room. three bod
rooms, iuusis room. built 40 features
hardwood fluurs rnst front iIrh terrace
lui. t.ftufy garage. modern HHrNHut puar-
totH. with Laundry room. rluHr tu church
aud school. g. BOO each and $50 per
mouth. less than ront buys THIS beautiful
home. pIiuu reduced To- 1850. shown by
appointment j. j sholichy & Coz Cedar
iaik
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-13

$500 CASH ru'a you 10 immediate poses
zion ~ dandy broom rlui".1 tuut A.
tions and fixtures. burt.in features,
glnHHed IN sleeping porch fun f'Ee east
front lot. would runHlder "hcont l"i
mortgage paper In trade. 'aI Eir. fhfruil
NJ CEDAR ii1
5000 CAgu and $50 per month puts YOU
iu puHH"Hsipn Of bcauiltul h.tnln
modern bungalow on the southeast ,'lt
hardwood fluotn thtonthnul, massive man
toli fine dorotattunH and fixtures. screamed
In back porch, dandy location; real bar
gain rt s5.ah0. can Usage $3.50.
1900 CASH and $50 per month viii buy
Just whut you hev" been looking foi
m y brruOn modern bungalow btcnkthnt
room. hardwood floors throughout all
hum In font ufcH french doorsi corner lot
on pavement on car line. south front.
You can't beat r. n YOU are looking for
homo On good tcrmH Can Cedar 'i'.
800 CASH aud 800 per month huyH one
81 Tho prettest b-rgon modern hunga-
low on the east Side. beautiful ohk tlOOfn
handHomo inhntoI decorations and tioc-
trio hNtureH. garage, servant quertorH'
brand new on pavement. on Transports,
out owner leaving the city. best buy 10
town. can Mr. Fortoll. Ccdar III.
100 CASH end 400 per month, five
rooms. breakfast room. hardwood floora,
hnarmrnt. garage and drive; corner lot.
OaaEn sol,
1850 CASH buys this beautiful little Call.
forHla bunaalow. five ouougi enclosed
porch. Old Dutch ivory finish, built-in
features, large garnCo, servant quarters,
this is beyond q dnubL the hest bny on
the north side Price tG5o0. Call Tor
appointment. %. ;. skaucky h CO., Cedar
1919
1850 CASH handles nifty modern south
side bungalow. four rooms bath and
sleeping porch beautlful floors fine ahado
trees. Cluse-in location near cars, litneY
and school. ib.7b0. Oaago 966i. W. j.
Henry.
ttGE0H Practically new, nYo-Toom mod
oru bungalow east front bargain
on easy terms. Ohago sol.
LOTS FoN SALE 50
BARgAlN At t3jO-.Iot 50yi4b. five
blocks ~ Admiral Jitney 800 down
ana 80 por month, can Mr.. william
'au. cedar bi7
BEAUTIFUL LOT. on paving, only 400.
Make your own terms. Cedar III
CHOICE REgtDENCE LOTS
- 500 Good fun gi2o lot, South Rock.
furd, fine shade trees, near chr line.
81, 2,n0O--AtttaCtiye east front, M0rningalde,
on pavement, near Sixteenth, full size. a.
j, Jenkins 4 Son, OsaEo f306, ToHidoucG
OsaFc 2775, J2s Mayo Hldg,
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OFFICES FOR RENT

Four 10 eight office rooms for rent at
reasonable prices to company taking
ore or two suites connected Close
to business strict Excellent our
roundings. Especially good for oil
ompany desiring more space for less
rent. Phone Usage 2S72.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-13

NOIrH sIpE UARGAISa 10000 W good
terms, buys % beautiful broom modern
bungalow ON bvautl'ul east front ut,
hardwood foury basement. garage. drive.
aud $50 Dor month viii handle owner
S5SG. '' y" '''"'
OWAEN sacrifice. I-room mouse. with an
latest iubruv'm'hih nice decorations
basement garage. I'm teHtrlrted ucighboF.
hood. On jltnry llno for 81 J0O, fIDOo
viii handle tsll Usage 232Z II.
OWNER Will sacrifice dandy south side
bungalow, just on Fifteenth ntreot.
very best location, an abundance ot ma
tive shade, modern and up-to.datei best
q construction paved street Torma
81 500 cash, balance easy, eau Usage
l2io.
or SAND SPRINGS car line, broom
double hollow wall, cement block house
large screrncd-in back porch. large front
porch, lot 1bN30O. electricity aud gas.
well of fine water on back porch servant
quarters, on" block from pavement, b.ccut
car fHrc, thia lH "a real bargain on easy
payments. u y.ou are looking tor a tsel
i0S security Bldg rhone usago 66Ci.
SAND SPRINGS car line. t-ruum bunEa
low. lot 7bN2OO, block of paving and
oar lino. (3,b00, good terms. can Cedar
s. GILLETTE Five room modern bunga.
,s9so ;.dodS 'jssGS" =" FGy'sss Fny'"s osas' T' ,Gs!
SIX Room duplex price 81 600, WIN take
In car. Usage EUi
SIXTEENTH - Five room modern hun.
galow, hardwood Throughout wall. fng
location. 5000. $3.50 cash Pholau.
OsaFo 1852
SOUTH SIDE bungalow, fyo rooms.
breakfast room uud sleeping porch
hardwood floors. furnace, basement and
twocnr garage. PRICE 1850, good terms.
OsBEo tUil Whit'aido 4 WLltoaidr.
SOUTH SIDE .ii750. five. room modern
bungalow. garage and drive. Cant
beat Tor the money Terms. 81 600 cash.
balance monthly Usage oOi
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ty.H take a lot or mortgage
rar payment on siN-room duplex.
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NORTU sfpE. tb0O CAsU
Balance monthly and immediate unrs'H
sion ut btnuUml h-rDUW and hrpHitfaHi
room. almost new. rrlro'ttjuo. rUr ap.
pointmont oal Osnro 7sb3 or bOAS
IAuON tNvEsTMEST co.
al5-ig Security Ildg.
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owl uINi NNfN'I|" iNI "Iftl|.
acres uu paved road. oIuso 20 Tulsa,
ami Nu railroad. good level H0lIs
io a.u For parueplau call OsaRe
ALuEHr T. TWIST iNy. co.
ut MaSo nldg,
Ip.AsttE irart flr sale. un Iiroken Arrow
paved rood f,s telephone snd cicc-
tfiyity available. hruufIuI building site.
Iu,r tt.uoo terms Phone Cedar 2dtt,
Mr'u' .iI't"u.
~ .NCUl3s close ir. ,ycry acre nigh. over
lpuk the ArtBtHss rly.r valley an IN
usual view, nn ideal place for q real
C,dW 2oll. MCCOY ration
40 ACRES ah mtlrs of Culinavillci 90
uctus lu cultivation, 20 acres ot hay
nradow. notify ucu nuol, Master. route ..
so-AcHE idcai truck and ,l'ait, tarn
aero. terms, Phone Usage st2a-J, John L.
hfauchnmp
TI,ACKNGE AM INDUSTRIAL ~
LARGE. 2.atDry concrete warehouse or
EarsEel heavy construction, high cvti-
lngs. c"ncrcte floor downstairs, large ele-
Natur. % 500 feet floor spaCei lot bOxi5 90.
W =, llcnty usaFo osfi.
wANTFD--REAI ESTATE 40
FIVE 10 30 acres good land near Tulsa,
terms right OsnRo 1879.
HAVE buyer with All cash. nye or room
house Must be- bargain. oHago 37of-R
HAVE 1900 cash amt Food lot; want nios
four to G-room house in good location;
must b. worth tho money. can pay 500
per month, owner please phone cedar
sa3' rcrldcnce Orsge s61h.
LIST yuur property With L. ~ Witwer.
2l5 colo lldE Phone Usage ol63.
LIST your property with ua Have buyer
Tor east side and south side. Collins
Mctuno 60. cedar 2b2O,
Will. Pur ~ tLooo automobile balance
cash on modern or 6.room house
or bungalow, with garage, not exceeding
1900. on paved street, good uoighhor-
hood. give address and lowest price.
south side preferred sae.F, World
WANTED Fivc or Groom bungalow, have
good car Bnd cash. pHage 7g19.
WOULD like 10 buy vacant lot. which Is
priced NJ bargain. Civ" location ana
lowest price hrst letter. Address SGg-E,
world.
1890 DfAMONDs small amount of cash
a. first payment on five or sx.ruom
bungRiow, southeast part. y. n. Barrett.
Usage "a
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room - i3s-Three, four and g.
9..gs /, t''''menis' strictly modern.
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A SACRED HEART church district bar,
gain a dandy east front bungalow
modern and best Of construction, Hbund
Ancc Of shade ana fruit on one ~ the
best streets Price only 1850. can Blair
Brothers Cedar $50.