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South Bend news-times., 1921-04-03
EDITORIAL
sTRIKEs LES PoPULAR.

Naturally, the move by the rail
roads and numerous big industries
to reduce wages Is bring a storm Of
protest from the wage earners OF
this and other centers OF industry.
Although most Of them must have
known that eventually a defiation OF
wages would have 10 accompany the
dehation in prices. few seem TO be
iieve that the stage has yet been
reached when wages can be justly
reduced much.
But despite the vigorous protests
that are being made, IL is notable
that the sentiment for striking is
not strong. Until a few months go
wage earners in many lines were
ready TO strike az the least provoca-
tion. and frequently walked out
without prOvoCa ton, as far as the
public could learn. Production was
hindered by the frequent strikes
throughout the country. and the
question of the right TO strike be-
came acute.
The labor interests doubtless have
not yielded in their views as TO the
right Of labor TO strike. but il is ap-
parent that the strike remedy for
their grievances is much less pOpu-
lar than it was last year. Through
out the country the sentiment
among the wage earners appears to
he favorable to continuing at work.
while representatives of capital and
labor seek TO find an agreeable
basis for future operations. A few
strikes, including one in Mishawaka,
are in progr ess at the present time.
but there seems TO be no danger Of
a general walkout. pending new
wage settlements
This changed attitude is doubtless
due to two main causes. One is the
dominance in the ranks OF labor to-
day Of the more conservative ele-
ment which appears 10 have def
nitely overthrown the radical lead
ership that became powerful short
/ ly after the war The other is that
the frequent use Of the strike proved
| it 20 be so futile as a remedy, and SO
costly ana unsatisfactory to the
workmen themselves, that they are
reluctant TO rush into any more
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-03
SCHOOL SUPT. D. W.
HORTON GOES TO
LAFAYETTE, IND.
Will Leave MishaWaka After
School Term Gets Fine
Position.

ID vs.. Horton. superintendent of
fhe city schools. was notified yester-
day that he had been appointed
Egperintendent of the public schools
at Lafayette. Ind, his duties COM
hnencing Aug. I.
The appointment came as a decid-
ID surprise 70 Nishawakans who
were unaware that the superintend-
ent contemplated leaving the citv.
JIG has been in Mishawaka for the
past nine years serving for four
years as principal. and succeeding
The late J. r. Nuner as supcrintend-
aht on the latter's appointment 90
1hs superintendency Of tho south
Bend schools.
During his residence here Mr..
Horton has been prominently identi-
fed with All movements towards to-
wards the progress Of the COM
Taunity. and under his management
the schools have reached a high
standard or excellence. 1t is real
f1sd that his place viii be difficult
80 fll
s1Ir. Horton with his wife and chill
idren reside on lincoln way T.. in a
s1ew bungalow just recently finished.
IT IS understood that the super
sntendency at lafayette offers q
Splendid inducement and pays a
5rrnch higher salary than the local
p7fce.
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-03

strikes, except as a last resort.
With thousands OF men forced in
20 idleness by a curtailment OF pro-
duction in the country. II is easy for
the average mind 10 foresee that by
deliberately adding 20 the unemploy-
ment the industrial situation would
be aggravated instead OF helped.
Labor realizes today, as do other
groups OF citizens, that what the
country needs IS increased activity.
not further curtailment.
The fact that strike sentime 4: is
comparatively negligible IS one Of
the most encouraging factors in the
present situation. The inevita ole
readjustments can be made with
much less loss and inconvenience 70
labor. 10 capital and 10 the public,
IL everybody who can possibly do so
remains at work.
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-03
CITY COURT NOTES.

Donald Robbins was fined s. and
costs ~ Special Judge Charles w.
Bingham in the city court yesterday
on an intoxication charge. He paid.
on account Of the illness Of 8frs.
Barret the case of the State VS.
John Barrcttf, charged with the un-
lawful possession Of intoxicating
liquor has been continued for two
weeks.
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-03

Mr.. and Mrs OF. L. Karens Of
Cleveland. have announced the mar
riage Of their daughter, Miss Margie
Ann, 10 Grover l. Robbins. of
NHshawaka. The ceremony was
performed at the brides home
March 80.
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-03

we the undersigned hereby wish
80 express our sincere and heartfelt
thanks 10 all Of our neighbors rela-
ffVes and friends for their kind ex-
pressons Of sympathy extended 20
M during the loss Of our beloved
mother, Mrs. Mary TolIens. We are
also grateful for all floral offerings.
Mrs. r. =. Dryden; Mr.. and Mrs.
John Tollens, Mr.. and ,Irs. Leon
Tollens and Firmin Tollens.
Advt. ct1
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-03
NEWS OF MISHAWAKA
office 12O Lincoln Way W. Phone Mhauaka 10
Ex-SOIdier Candidate
For The City JudgeshiP

Atty. John 81 Eaab 20. filed for
the city judeship yesterday on the
democratic ticket Mr. Raab Is a
life Iong resident OF Mishawaka and
lives with his mother, at 9O1 +.
Fourth ST. lie received his educa-
ton at the local schools and the
University of Notre Dame. He was
admitted 20 the practice of law Jan.
3. 1918, and is now secretary Of the
St Joseph County Bar association.
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-03

Houses for sale.


8 rooms, suitable for . families; eel
lars. gas, electric lights; w. Tenth ST.,
reasonable price.
rooms and bath; Laurel st. near
Third ST., an newly papered and painted /;
extensive electric fixtures $500
& rooms, w Marion ST.. S2,3Ul
rooms, gas, electric lights city wa
ter and stool: big cellar, +. Ninth ST.,
near Union ST., $500.
- rooms. T.. Fourth St. s. 800.
A coy . room cottage south OF the
Orphans Home: bargain II taken soon.
4 small cash payment will buy any OF
the above properties balance 10 suit your
Income
COLPAERT REALTY CORPORATION.
1865 Lincoln Way w.
Phone MishawakP 1lS1.
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Al Kleinrichert and
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Kleinrichert
Fort Wayne where they will visit
relatives.
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-03

Fertilizer for your lawn and
garden. Roy Jaquith. coal feed and
seed store, 22G y. Main st.-Adv.
25t14
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-03

General repair shop and garage
open at Granger. Ind. James John
son. 2Ot--A ivt.
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-03
Mishawaka Classified


LINCOLN WAY EAST-For rent; new :
room an modern furnished house Lin
coin WAY East Address box NJ. NJ,
News Times.
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-03

PROPERTY OWNERS, ATTENTION.
If YOU have property. either Improved
or vacant. which YOU desire selling. it
will hc to your interest 90 see us at once
We are giving this branch ot eur hu>i-
ness special attention and your inter
eStS viii Doe guarded I'm an trans. tt11s
List your property with us and save fG-
fure worries a. j. Il J. W SCHNEIDER
1l- Lincoln way - Mishawaka, Ind.
WNN Md TO 8Ul-5 or room b.,use 20
River Park Must ie CHEAP. VIZ paw
an cash. Hastings Realty Co, IL r
Church 80. Phone IishlVa 1T7 We
WANTED TO BUY -Desirable house I'm
Nishawaka about 5000. can pay $500
cash Hastings Realty &C., III :.
church So. Phone Nishavaka H. LET
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-03

EOR SALE-Ford sedan nc your own
price Good condition. Stewart and
Wagner. al T.. Tenth st. Phone
. Ailshawaka 2253. 1t3.
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-03

Business Services Onered IS
NOW As the time o. have your cave
trough fixed and Your clstern cleaned /.
Eattractive prices. Phome i.l1. ,1l
IEMENT WORK of am kinds done els
terms built and repaired. John SCOTT
phone MishaWaka i3~. "ti
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-03

Wantcd-ReaI Estate.

FOR SALE-Acre tracts at station
$50 per acre. cash or 5fue. Dan
Ward lf2l Lincoln wav EoN 25t7.
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-03

modern home of seven rooms It
tho right price with desirable location
aud terms if desired Sce us before
too late A. j. and J ". SCHNEIDER
NHshawaka. 2t3
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-03

EHRAGE- reut. Inquire 80
Eighth So Phone AlshaWaba $50. ~
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-03

TOR SALF-partly modern eight room
house and garage newly painted and
in good repairs lot 49t2N132 six blocks
from postoffice on T. Third e. BUY
from owner. e.. Walter IIerzOS. the
Tailor 1OJf4 T. Second ST. 1tf
South Bend news-times., 1921-04-03

W. HAVE - Many pleasing homes an
AHshIwaka Let MS assist Won 20 buy
Wordcu Realty Co
2GS Farmers Trust Bldg Main AS
independent
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-22
REAL ESTATE. FOR RENT !


Nl OWNER Saw, ,ummIuiuu. Nt,p room
mousse. iht"o putthrH. two sDt'rt.d In.
Good well. nice chicken yard Modrrn dis
lI'' cash nt Euud cBt Us rrst psNturut.
IH'anco "nHN t'rWs lhon" psass ltst n
ny OWNER 'Iu.u Co college avenue.
nice four rouw bungalow Eos. clrpite.
! ~ water luuNllu foot corner lot 81 500.
i.ho bWurf. Webster, t6sg.
tuR SALE uN pWNEH sN roum nouac
WIN thr', room house uu r'ar uf lot
both woiNfu. &N room house can very
cnnyonicntp he used tor q duplcs n dc
sired. Good proposition fur either "a home
| "r income property. bt s. 500. with terms.
inPnr" IN premises. iii7 IS. rcurn.
tLusE lN tNc ruoms and screened
porch modern, garasc. cognet lot on
paving. guod location. only iiboo Easy
tcrms. Mrs Iicndotsou. O,ngo g1o7-N
| ron SALE on TRADE East Second
four room modern hunEaluw. iI7bO.
1000 cash. balauc" terms Phone Cedar
sos.
! EAST SIDE Fi,e-tuom modern bnnya.
low. hardwood floors. built In features
one block ituoy, three blocks ot school
Wlli take good car. vacant lut or secured
notes and small amount " cash ~ first
payment or VIII sacrifice equ,,, Tor cash
'Hll ownrr. psngr 1851.
| FuR SALE ~ owner. nvc-room house
! partly modern in krndRll. $3.50. $500
lawn $50 per month. nvaE" i7Gi.
ron SALE
| Vow room modern bungalow. oak floors
cast 'front.' Inc" 1880. $500 cash, bal
TEI,wlLLEGER 4 TRusTY
Phone OsaEo sac bt4s
NEARLY NEW sis.r modern hunga.
! low, In Irving Place. bargain price. CnI
owner, after $50 y. m. uSaso 7e6o.J
ron Shtl'Eoo rhrcg room house and lot
good cnt In on tiadr. osago 2e3S-J.
A NEW fvc-room. plaatcrcd house ig.760
$500 down, remainder like rent ON,
prd ono halt blocks south ~ intcrutbni
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-22
RENTAL SERVICE
A BARGAIN

We have been selling real estate in
Tulsa IL years and have never ad-
ycrtisod "A property except as 1T Is.
This property IL a special bargain,
five rooms; oak floors throughout,
Onk trim In two rooms, garage,
drive, chicken park and houses;
yard, both front and back, in finest
shape; some nice fruit and shade
trees started, located on one of tho
highest lots ON North Elwood.
Price $3.50; terms upon request.
ABBOTT & WEIGH
Phone Usage 1861 Robinson Bldg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-22
PROPERTY FOR EXCHANGE

WASTED TO MY 40
HIGHEST PRICES roid 'ot SECOND hand
clothing. shoes hats. etc. Phone Ce-
dar 1c6
wASJEp. TO buy good. wagon. three
inch or" and set Of harurss. Inquire
g 49, Terrace.
WANTED. Furu.tur, ur piano for equity
in uNo. room, modern house OF good lot
WANTED TO HuY-I.oys bicycle. must be
worth the money '1ll usug" 40.
PROPERTY for EXCHANGE
ENCnANGE---At ToMoHiIEs 10
FOR TRADE Vacant lot "aat front. to
trade for Ford car. Soi +. Second.
Osag" t3tt
10 TRADE Ford roadster FOR dairy cows
or poultry. j. q. Murphy. Turicy,
Okla.
WILL EXCHANGE 3H carat. perfect
diamond. valued at s. iOo for good car.
Cadillac preferred, would pay some cash
stones, fur cheaper cars. i.t East Second.
| Cedar ass.
ENCHtSor-nriL ESTATE II
WILL EXCHANGE 3ts carat perfect
diamond. valued at s. 400 for good car.
difference. also two other first-class
stones. fpr cheaper cars. 4zi East Second.
| Cedar 4Ns.
FOR SALE or trade f0r cat $500 equity
| lots II and IS block HlrtIls Drive
| addition. north " Kendall; make me an
| offer. Osagc.75NO
/ FOR TRApE-Lot In most d"sIrahle rosi-
/ allow Morniugsid" or hroadmoor Cau
Q q
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-22

n ,,.,.. ,au have used furniture 10 reli or
...I 44 We want your lusiucss. our
.af. It worth your while. Neal
...... Co.. c27 &c. Thitd. Cedar .5ys.
,. ,a. s4y We do We do do
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-22
wA>TEn-ro ~,

- WA>TEn--TO my 10
NAzF-D TO DUY Two Stxt cord cas-
u ''s in good condition John W.
ti'.n Phone Usage a2lO.
mons second hand clothing. Shoes.
lH suit cases hand bags paying
cash prices. call Usage rl0s or
..-..1
"t TED TO BUY Small suburban rro-
In good lrcatior. give fun par
IN first reply. Address box 77-g,
"hNTEn, TO nUY-Lsrge desk fan,
"ad.r c0ss.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-22

TERRACE DRIVE HAHGAiN.-Aimnsi
new six room bungalow on tho drive,
extra large rooms brcaltfast ruofu. bssc.
m"nt furnace, twn-Car garage. lot 60,22a
fc"t, oak floors throughout, tito bath with
Pembroke tub and pedestal lavat0ry. A
bargain at $500 with s., 900 cash down.
'Hll today. DHHgc 1855.
DESNERD NORTH 81 900 cash. ptacu-
DHlly now HiS rooms ana VHkfnHt room
bungalow, oak floors throughout. tile
bath. every butlt-in feature. largo closets.
rouEhed in Tor furnace. basement, poured
concrete foundation. garage and drive.
porte coDhor" over drive, fun extra depth
iut. viii consider good medium prirri
car rs part payment. Price only S., SOC.
can cedar l2S.
MDRSi$ $GSIDE BAHGAIN Large ar
rooms and breakfast room bungalow
full front livinE room ik2S. oak floors.
frou,h doors. every built In convenience.
mll size bUHomcut with combination fur
mace. rnraEr and modern servant quHr.
tors aui priced at only 81 800 with good
terms can Cedar 1891.
NEKY CLOSE IN South Denver. sN
rooms mll lot worth $500 per foot.
DNnor needs tn" money VIII make terms
and sell fpf 81 900. McEhrw 4 co.
ground floor, wright Bldg. osagr 1879.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-22
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

ts,,.. ... .,,..,
,.,,i, ,",".T"'V - -,'" ,"''',, ,,iI
., vl,t,t a.
InrlN 40 g. r'"rn. n'os' s-'l
'h',Ijtf STORE Hud l'ur r"yw for
'H''. 80. fHfn nor quincy ami N"ii'fHNn.
.tu.,.,.t..N ,,, ,...,..
I'I.. fr ''rt w., is.rl, 80, Lana, e..
.p0- !. lfutrr
tf.u>.tstt,., .t..,....... t... ,..,t ,,..
.ir.f''r. r,r,b I,,iJ, g"r,r. .ri. r, r,,
.,otus aud lath above. also furnished
Nuuld H,u furniture aud rent hnusos
all oaarn llgs.
TIiREu ROOM furnished house for rent
bsapr Si11
rt.uStstt,.n tI,t.gt. 900. ,.., i,,... ID, "a,
dnu so mot, mrptI S.,i os"r, aiSs
''''''' '' "N' '''''
.iN,t, 80, y1,,tN".i ''G,.' ,', "h'
r,Tis,'t.I, '" WI WV
.u,i,ssI ''' ,rn ,,,,i,. ,.',, v,,S
-, ,,,,,i.t,I r ,,,,,,.t,.ii '' ~,
i,rni. aiIrrss B., ~ Gr,rr 10, ttici,n,,
"A NanaGo Mo
,.,,.,.,,.r,,,r,,
toth NAV ,arn,sbch fiyg. roam h,,mrs.
low Mn, .lr,pin, mn,,b y,r,y, ,u ,r"
ant qusftcrs referrnccs raGa'rcd can
Usage 2Ns. after y. m. call Usage 2iis.
ron EESr Totr.rrot, rpud.r, d,rts,
furnished at rs Norih Rockford, large
porch basement for laundry. can utegc
'O'.J.
...aANh a. p.n. N.t.. ...l .,.. .....,..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-22

Library apartments. Third and Chcy-
ennc. Usage 1853. Completely furnished
modern apartment Al exposures. Large
living room. disappearing bed, kitchen and
urIyatp bath All outside, coolest and best
located IN city Rates SIS to Is5 per
month
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-22

FORTY ACRES, three and uu,.half miles
northeast of 'iuromut. 81 500. thirty
whom YOU see lt Jess Moore. routo Z.
Z tltrtfuuru.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-22
colon NIbO

OWS three fine aunrtcr-section. Of tr.
riRatcd land in the famous san Ian.
valley of Colorado. All under good grow.
ing crops OF alfalfa. wheat. oats p.as snd
potatocs with never falling water right
also splendid quarter uoctton ~ natural
hay Nill sell either or all at bargain
J, y lItynn. Box li2 Phone Main b0g.
colorado springs, colo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-22

FlN T. ROOM house 'pr r,ut, close Co
school aud West Tulsa car unr. Mguis-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-22

WINDOW SHADES made 10 measure. CAL
Johhron. Usage Joo7. 100 West Pan
FIVE ROOM hoIsc f,r rent, close 60
school ana West Tulsa car unn. upon-
ron REST Du".halt Of sI, room aupIc,
can AZ leH u. smith.
SEW stS-room duplc, nicely finished
modern on car line. Iaa per month
IRVING PLACE. bungalow. fve rooms
amt breakfast room. hardwood floors
throurhout, built-iu features. garage. ,aII
OsaE' No37,
VICTOR s.. io6-.rwo. STORY queen Ann.
r'gh, rooms besides sewing room and
breakfast room. basement and garngr.
thr"" rurch'a. fourteen French windows
and shades .Nrcn from to L. a. m.
block On North Osagr, no, modern
rent reasonable. can psog, i62t
FIITEESrt r.. 2lo-ror rcp'. b.r5,m
house. s'rtcty modern. osaS' tc,s.
FOR RESI-. Six tuumS and breakfast
e52.
FIVE ROOMS oyor store at .l0 North
LOWS Modern, 'nll cedar 1853.
FOR RENT four.r"om modern one half
,dupl"N. Can at 1891 East Fourth. Usage
FOR KENT-Onc nyc. room house with
gHtag" for two cars ana servant quar-
teTs, also three suall apartments at an
ana 3i5 T. Phoenix can at frunt door
~ Ill for Information. These apartments
a'' '"'"p
! THREE-hOOM cottage with g1H and
Na,'. H"u,h -Ny'h'"IH' 40
TliIRp. Il, 2lll--Onr- half OF six room
duplex Usage Ass.
ADMIRAL. T.. lald--for rent, fv".roum
modern house, p'"g" d25b, Usage ~
TRANSFER and heavy hauling House
hold goods a specially. O. ". slmons.
Usage i3li.
! MADISON iIF E,, r,pt In sd,i,.
| rnN ri,so.ip tnr,,,ronr, c,tt,so ir
! roar Electric lights Not modern
EoI'R-UnoM bous. futuish.a ,,u
| OsaEo tlgo before g y. 10.
FoTR.RooM. NOT modern sac. Inouir,
Glb T. Seventh
{FIVE.E0OM mod,Tn house eC.o T.
Eighth. Osage 3?t7-J. Sa6.
ron REST Tbr.,-ro,n, ,r,d.,n bon.c
| lTOi : oly,upia Wrst ruisa
| ...-...---......'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-22
HOUSES FoR RFNl

FOR RENT-53O south Trenton, nine-room
modern good wolf, plenty shade. t75
per month. worth the money. Phone
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-22
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

IT'S YptR MpNI SENT Joe hodges
Transfer Moving and storage. Packing
futntur" speciality. 1.U south ElrIn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-22

| FOR REST Ouc-half of duplcs. az West
Ntnth. walking distance. os,ge G77r.
rHREE ROOMS in duplcA. newly deco
rated. close 20 business, desirable loca
tiuu. rent reasonable. psars o't3.
ELEVEN ROOM. modern house 3l7 I
Peoria. 75. 'alI at ld = buston, s"'
B'uiu.
rIvE-ROOM modern houso for r,ut, 1879
Admirnl 'ell SOC =, Third.
THIRD. l.. I22a- Nre modern s,N-roonr
house and sleeping porch. good we'll y
| water. Careg" Usage 1886.
FOR RENT uufurnisncd DIX rooms mud
hr"aEfasi room. hadw""d floors Ca.
ragp for ono car. KEYS af ll02 Frisco.
CtNCIS>ATI y. 100 -Thrcr rooms one.
huit of duplex on 'lr"o fpIi lots fenced
iaRuc, 10 Ncbros,n Ul1p cedar 2Gi9.
FOR REST onr-hn'f pf duplex uufur.
ntrh"1. Modern. For Information cal.
IruEIE&&E n. llio Hrwd'noc. two.
STORY 'm r'oms' basement inrnnc'.
monf'l tw" car ga'or.- tmm"'.at' i"s-
session phon" Usage -d71 ur psaEu 1915.
N ! hu.u owner.
"gAEGh ,. l:.s a,s rngcsr',. gc. 70 a4q., aa,.
70, 1926 $. QusE'r. OsoEo 900.
! IGIII.ETTE *. ~ uuusr Tor rrn'. five
! rooms and sleeping porch. 'rN osog"
I DETROIT s.. lllh-'irr modern duplex
! bungalow. with sleeping unr'l's. close
! lr Horace Mann ana high school cedar
! '7u.
! FOUR ROOMS oui sl,cpinr porrn WITH
] lars. font porch. modern, Just painted.
| rI,su and cool. near s Main aud sixteenth
! -. Priced fu rent tH l"rmunuui tenant
| rur appointment phone osuIo 1855
| FCR KES1. Modern four room house. ou
south Outline. Phone 'rsr' ii3 or
osaer Hl''
IIuHEI.. ..NooN house WITH garage, 80 pri
| month Phone rural li-h2
Iron kENT-- Immediate possession. beau
| tl'ul nuw bungalow tn Park Hll, i've
| rouraE basement buIlt-ln features etc
| Reference required. can Sll7by Realty GO
! a3I Mayo BldF Dsago 1868
ForR ROOMS Of now dualeE Vim ga
rage. can at brick house ~ blocks
pryt Park View station y block north
| sand springs lln"
lCHEYENSE. s.. 1870 For rent modern
two-s'pry house. Inquire at 1913 S,
thr'"nur.
sIN ROOM BuNGALOW IN good location
Three large bedrooms, white IVORY wood
| work, OAK finish floors. This house haH
not been lived ~. $50 per month. Usage
1898 or ?o6
HALE six room duplex, l?s y Mnybell.
SiR-rnDm buugsluw. 1877 =, asybell
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-22

SOW rs THE TIME to rcnt an elegant
apartment with all modern conyon.
.cuees, lights gas, water and steam heat
also running we'll water in every apart
mcnt cynthia ana Esther apartments.
seventh and Cheyenne; phone Osag'
I7l5.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-22
FLATS FURNISHED
rlNrs ANn NrNRrMENrs

BROCKMAS ApARTMESTS-Four large
rooms front outside apartment. well
| furnished, rent reasonable Apply 9O1
| South Main. Cedar 213.
TIuRTEENTU, T.. lo9--Niccy furnished
/ 3-room apartment. private ratl, south
| east exposure. Cedar .2''.
! lEIWOOD APARTMENT -- Two. rooms.
! well FURNISHED. light, gas and water
! furnished. rent reasonable, Apply sos
south Main Cpdqr gTJ.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-22

TWENTY. ACHES Nrar oklahoma town
TO .scnsuE" for auto worth $500. Cedar
a. 1ls Mayo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-22

FOR SALEHNN OWStK. NEW
FIVE ROOM HtSGA1.DW, MOD.
ERN HHEAkFAST ROOM
TILED RATH, 5 ~ T. n n q
P1E'H. HANENENT FINE
M-rTEL. HARDWOOD TLOOUS
"HRDtGtIDtT NOGGHlaD IN
FDH FURNACE. s., 500; $500
CASH. OSAGE CS7G or OSAGE
EIkG.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-22
CAtIIORSIA

FoN SNLE-l60 acres It.lN-l2i ~ nila
northwrHt of Jcuks. Z oil and gas we'll,
good farming land Mary Cuycy, Route
o. Wcrt 1hllan
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-22
MrsIC,L INsrRIMr>Ts

40 SENDS TT HOMIE
S12 4 MONTH PAYS
T-H-T-N-K OF 1T
A new player piano for s465. Guar
aute.d Dy us! Including SIS worth
of rolls and bench. Call or write to-
day.
!. W. Jenkins Sons Music CO.
Ga.e 3l33 All South Main
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-22

10 ACRES ~ good land fpr snIe ~
rf'u that wIl lu#ilfF Nnu tr buy.
about 10 minutes drive from the heart
of ii" .'u'. Nrr'a tuII chance. got .
WEhi ~ mother rHtth. 'uu Me- Miller.
tHHgr COZ. N'7'd,ure Cedar $50
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-22

pN bIH TRACT last January five acres
produced 1000. forty three acres prp-
duc'd so 900 all from groon peas In
frhtunty thoy wrtv ropluut,d tn cucutu.
hcrH. squash. etc, and raised large crnps
Ihca" ar" only samples. Sond ppstaI fpr
lHt of best buys In California the fnrmors'
paradise. Pustoffice box ilao. Tulsn
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-11-20
sPEND-THE-DAY PARTY

The woman.s auxiliary OF the
woodlawn Presbyterian church 10 in
vited to a spend-the-day party Mon
day. November 81. with Mrs. r. G.
Herhey. The study book for home
mission week. From Survey to Serv-
Ice" will be taken up and a splendid
programme has been prepared for
the occasion.
After luncheon the regular Bible
study of THE Life of Christ will
be conducted as usual by the pastor
DIR r. G.. Hershey.