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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-26

Spring is coming and many
factories have been closed
down during the winter, and
the demand will be heavier
than their daily production
can care far, as they have
accumulated nearly no winter
stock.
GOOD VALUES IN USED
CARS may be had here NOW,
as we have too many and
are pricing them at LESS
THAN PRE-WAR PRICES.
w have a dozen or so of
standard makes that may be
had cheaper than many worn
out tin cars bring, and at
less than they will bring if
we hold them a few months
longer, but we have to move
them, and do it now, so
HERE is YOUR OPPOR-
TUNITY to get real automo-
biles that should last for years
at very small cost, and we are
prepared to give you time to
pay part of the amount.
Here is a light four 2 pas
senger BUICK, with lights,
starter, tires top and body
in nice shape; a car worth
more now than many cheap
ly made new ones-$250. $l25
down, balance by the month.
If you need a S passenger
car that is known to be well
made, is good looking and in
dandy shape; a car you won't
be ashamed of and that will
serve you well look at the
HUP we are offering for { 200
down and $3.50 a month for
10 months.
Have you a large family?
If so we have several II and
Is series, 7 passenger STUDE-
BAKERS, both in A and 6
cylinder varieties, at from
$325gto $5OOsof which all you
need ny 6wn is half, and
the kSlance in 10 or less
monthly payments, and we
have Studebaker experts at
your service.
P. G. S
DISTRIBUTOR STUDEBAKE
OKLAH'
Ala Kansas
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-26
Personal Mention

lily Du Bose. city councilman. has
accepted a position With the sales
department OF tho Hurley Motor
company. agents for the Cleveland
and Chandler automobiles.
Auto repairing. storage. cleaning.
q. b. W., 42i Kansas. iitf.
II. Dudley McAfeo has accepted a
position with the sales department
OF the Barton Brothers garage. lie
viii handle Dodge cars and Cleveland
tractors.
Bring ua your hematltcning aud
picot work. Toe per yard. Singer
Sewing Machine Co, IA South Bird
street. 2'iCS0.
Carl Giles land dealer Of Norman,
Is t~ranaactlng business and visiting
friends IN the city today.
City subscribers 10 tte daiIy Ell
press not receiving paper by $3.50 p.
IN. are requested to notify Mrs. W.
ID. Collier. phone COL. Il
]. l.. Burtschi. OF Decatur. Az, In
visiting relatives and friends and
trnnsacting business In the city.
DR.. ]. w. Templeton. 0estopathic
Physician oun opening OF per
manent offices. 5ti First National
bank building. Hours . a. IN. TO 3
p. IN. and by appointment. Office
phone ESQ. Residence phone 100.
2.is.tt.
r. Harold Burton, principal OF the
Ryan grade schools, Is spending the
weekend with relatives and friend
In C%hlckasea. lie witnessed the
Ryan-C hlckasha game last night.
City subscribers a. fbe fP'.y Ex
ness not receiving paper by $3.50 D
n are requested to Motif, Mrs W
n fo'ler phone 50 q
]. A. Zuark eft This morning for
q business trip TO Binger, where he
is interested in some valuable oil
holdings. F.
Accumulate money. buy a home.
build a home. improve property or
pay off a mortgage with 3 percent
money. 215 First National bank, ,
Bruce G. Kessler. 2jtf.
e. Curtis expects to leave within
the next few days for Guthrie where
lie will be connected with the Mac
key Telegraph company in the capa-
city OF an operator. Z.
Comfort and happiness are largely
dependent upon good eyesight. We
make correct glasses at correct
prices. Examination free. Minnett :
Optical Co., sos First National Bank
building. 25.3t.
Van Buren, E%ndicott, newspaper :
man of Norman and George r. Stog- !.
ner, Normal oil man, were in the
city today while en- route to Dun :,
car They are interested in some oil :,
holdings in the Stephens county .
field. :
DR.. l.. Il. Emanuel mas moved his !
office from 30S First National Bank ;,
building to the Cottage hospital, .
where he is devoting his entire time b
to surgery, consultation and hospital q
practice. He can be gotten by calling
the following telephone numbers: 26 v
hospital, $50 office, 5S3 residence.
23.5t.
Kenneth Watkins, son OF Mrs. c
Edna 7. Watkins, former court clerk G
H
is here from Shawnee to spend the "
weekend with relatives and friends. a
He is a student in the Oklahoma @
Baptist University. fl
Intestinal worms destroy the ii
health Of children nd weaken their q
vitality. The worms should be ex. p,
PEELED before serious damage is done. Fl
Whites Cream Vermifuge is a tho
roughly successful remedy. Price CSC.
Sold by Wren Drug company. 1928. a,
j. s. ARMY
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-26

Monkeys relish onions as food.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-26

Try Express wantads for results.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-26

Intestinal worms destroy the
health Of children nd weaken their
vitality. The worms should be ex.
PEELED before serious damage is done.
Whites Cream Vermifuge is a tho
roughly successful remedy. Price CSC.
Sold by Wren Drug company. 1928.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-26

Kenneth Watkins, son OF Mrs.
Edna 7. Watkins, former court clerk
is here from Shawnee to spend the
weekend with relatives and friends.
He is a student in the Oklahoma
Baptist University.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-26

Van Buren, Endicott, newspaper
man OF Norman and George r. Stog-
ner, Normal oil man, were in the
city today while en- route to Dun
can. They are interested in some oil
holdings in the Stephens county
field.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-26

Or. l.. +. Emanuel mas moved his
office from 30S First National Bank
building to the Cottage hospital,
where he is d~evoting his entire time
to surgery, consultation and hospital
practice. He can be gotten by calling
the following telephone numbers: 20
hospital. $50 office, 5S3 residence.
23.5t.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-26

Comfort and happiness are largely
dependent upon good eyesight. We
make correct glasses at correct
prices. Examination free. Minnett
Optical Co., sos First National Bank
building. 25-St.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-02-26

j. A. Zuark eft This morning for
q business trip TO Binger. where he
is interested in some valuable oil
holdings.
, 1921-05-05
\ y y 4 4 4 & \ 4 u
MILO NEWS y

John Anderson passed through
Milo Monday on his way to Ell
Mountain. as he took his cousin, Car
Anderson to Elk Mountain to NEE
the mail carrier. Mr.. Anderson /.
on his way to visit relatives il
Sweden.
r. o. German rode over from the
IL ranch Monday afternoon to gel
their mail.
c. Torgcrson is now employed a,
the III ranch and will be there for
several months.
Fritz Steiner was up from the
Ve!tch place Tuesday evening to call
On ~ncighbors.
Our mail carrier was unable 10
make the trip through to Milo We'd
ncsiay on account of the heavy
storm, but came up Thursday. He is
now going as far as the sand hill
and meeting a carrier from Hanna
with the mail. this makes it possible
for us to get the mail daily.
John Neitch returned home from
Denver. Rawlins and other points on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Jacob Filppla who has been
visiting her DAUGHTER in Rosler re-
turned home Friday with tho Mail
carrier.
1t is reported hat over two feet
on the lever. has fallen in the Rasin
during the mast two or three DAYS,
Walter Sublette came down from
his home Friday and called on
neighbors,
c. Torgerson was over from the Ill
ranch Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. John Veitch and daughter.
returned home from Hanna IN
, 1921-05-05

T. r. Jackson spent several uass
In Hanna last week from Denver.
Miss Anne Glasgow was very III
last week. She Is up and around
again now though is still looking a
little peeked.
Mrs. f. S. Brooks came here from
Rock Springs Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Calvin In their private car. She
visited Mr.. and Mrs. 8. Dickinson
and Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Ober while
in Hanna. leaving Monday for Lara
mic to attend the meeting OF the
Bishop and Council of the Episcopal
church.
Miss Mary V. Cohnell suffered
from an attack of ptomatne poison
ing last week, but she Is somewhat
better now.
Miss Crystal Scott was i'll several
days last week.
John Quealy came in from Elk
Mountain Thursday.
p. W. Waghorn spent a day or
two in Rawlins the first OF the week
or business.
Mrs. Orsen Reynolds came in from
the Is ranch Monday and is the
guest Of Mrs. Robert Cardwell.
K. B. ODER spent several days in
Rock Springs last week.
Evan Jones went to RawlinS on
Tuesday.
, 1921-05-05

But Attorney General Walls holds
that this law Is unconstitutional.
There 10 . 'questio nwhether all of
this money OF merely the income
from 1t should 90 to the schools, the
principal being placed in the per-
manent school fund. Acting on this
advice the State Treasurer, MT. Hos
kins refuses to distribute the money
until the Supreme Court renders .
decision In this matter. This means
that no relief may be expected from
this source for some time. Mrs. Nor
ton, State Superintendent Of Public
Instruction states that in all prob
ability tn eschools will receive NO
benefit from this fund for q year or
two. She also states in 4 letter to
all school districts the following:
''Since nearly all school districts
ar elm debt, 1t seems to me that it
would be well to ignore this new
source OF revenue this year and to
proceed to vote on May End for the
full amount al originally planned.
The oil royalty money (when 1t does
Gomez could tuebnhe sed shrdaoowd
Gomez could then be used to help
put school affairs on a better fnan-
cial basis"
The work Of the schools must go
on at all costs. Our boys and girls
of today-the citizens Of tomorrow
entitled to the very best edu-
.cational advantages that we can give
them. T
XII. Summary and Recommends
TONS e.
The Auditing Committee has in
vestigated our needs and made rec
concentrations up to the limit Of our
budget. However, l desire to sum-
Marie u most important needs in
order that the taxpayers may at least
be informed regarding the school
situation. II these recommendations
cannot be carried out this year, it
would be desirable to have them car
ried out as soon . as circumstances
permit:
1. A truant officer employed by the
School District to enforce the com
, 1921-05-05

pulsory education Law, as the pres
emit plan is wholly ineffective.
.. Additional classrooms to relieve
the present congestion, especially in
the East Ward. / would recommend
. one OF two room school-house to
be erected south Of the railroad
tracks.
3. A special teacher to take charge
of an unsraded group, 1. O., all child
rem who do not fit into the regular
school curriculum, and give them
such training and instruction ~ they
can assimilate. A classroom would
also have to be provided as the
, 1921-05-05
schools are full.

schools are full.
4. A school nurse to carry on the
health work among the school child
rem, which has been successfully
started this year.
s. A Burroughs calculator or add
ing machine for the Commercial De-
partment, costing $4,000 at the
school price. This is . part Of the
regular equipment In every up-to-
date High School Commercial De-
partmeat, and 10 very desirable.
Respectfully submitted.
&C. A. ANDERSON,
Superintendent.
, 1921-05-05
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ANNUAL
REPORT

Continued from Page Five.)
ever. several Of our grades have been
crowded-in fact they have been so
large to be %unwieldy, thus prevent
ing both teacher and pupils from do
ing their best work. The following
grades particularly are mentioned.
having had a total enrolment for
the year as follows:
Fourth Grade West --------40
Second Grade East -----51
Second Grade, West ------42
First Grade East ----45
If the schools keep on growing at
this rate 1t will very soon be ne
cessary to have relief in the form Of
added classrooms and teachers. This
point will be discussed more fully
later.
lie us examine some other statis-
tics in this connection. The popula-
ton of Rawlins is about 5000. The
last school census gave rs 1908
people of school age. Our present
enrolment is a little over 500. This
means that about l out of very 8
persons in Rawlins is in school. The
ratio for other cities is about l in
5. So We do not have as many child
rem in school as we should have for
the population that we have. In &C.
cordance with the law l sent to tie
sheriff last fall a list OF ia names
OF children OF school age on our CEN
-sus rolls who should be in school but
were not in school. Some OF these
children had moved, others couldn't
be found. etc. Very few II any OF
them came to school as a result OF
this attempt to enforce the compul-
sorry education law. The point il
this-we have q compulsory educa-
ton law which requires that all child
rem between the ages of Z and is
attend school. Undoubtedly there
are many children who come under
the provisions of that law that are
not in school. What we need and
need badly II . truant officer en-
|ployed by the School District to en-.
force the compulsory education Law
and to bring in truants. TAs sheriff
@ too busy to hunt mp school child
foa and furthermore It tends to put
children In the tame class ~ -eri0i-
nAls. % have them brought In BY tAg
'sheriff. % II We are to enforco ~
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STORES >>p WAREHOUSES;


A~TTENuIDS
Wanted building suitable Tor whole
haln produce, would consider 80 foot
garage ur would make God lease y
you would build at once eau
Osag" 7tgl.
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FOR REST six-room. modern house,
large basement built suitable Tor cub
renting. $50 month Apply 2lg T. Has
f'll from o 20 z evenings.
FOE REET- HaIf ~ q. room duplex. $50
por month. see julius Iruh'. Traders
FOR Rent Immodlate poss,ss0on, unfur-
500. call Slsby Realty co., Usage 1903
Mayo HidF.
FOR RENT -Four room house, partly
modern. 5si s. 7roost.
FOR RENT-Lomuard addition, good s.
room house newly drc.rated, good we'll
water and garage. ONE block wnE' from
north end country club drive. right people
can D" permanent call psasa $500. IT,.
ron RENT Eight rooms, crosblo
Heights. oak floors four bedrooms
ron REST-Fou room house. Sleeping
porch. 1875 n. Cheyenne, modern, walk
ing distance. good r'iFhhoThood, largo
yard. can on premises or phone o"ner'
ron .KEST. EIFut-roum house ana barn.
orchard and garden. call 10 tniiy
For REST mo hall new Groom duple.
good location. never been cCupl,i.
Phone Usage Ai,7-J.
FOR NE$T-siK. room modern house.
30 S. Yorktown as Usage 6a?,
\. r,tra'r. Gan rural XA-3
FIVE ROOMS. bath. large lot. located 10
South Aorfula street cuuyouient To- car
hre. po..,ssiou A. once Phone Usage
603G or caI 235 Iowa Bag
FOR EESr-lno south Trenton, nine room
modern. good well, pr-uty shade, $40
nor month. worth thr money. Hh1u5
tsiar .an- nr Usage 1850, ash Tor RAIDER.
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U"GAIIIrJl tuNstI RANK
%Iu, g.ai. .i.ft. rrufor hall plan.
ht.DN huuy Hu ,HIu,f ll'. OH hard
wood tuuUs IVORY finish TIE man
tells uu fr-r tuI second nuuia. ulrd
iaNaipfN ,u lfHt floor two tlIri
lpfhH aud shower uu second floor.
all |Dau,ass,d amt naud decorated
walls mas breakfast tuHw dressing
room ruu ruHu, alIuE With the
most beautiful decoration large
basement. furnace, Laundry lava.
tory with inner aud outer entrance.
large gar ratiFr ana modern Horv
ant VuuttpFH. ct tn, beet buys
80 ca, ,Itl II you WHu . wonder.
ful homo don fail Co s'u this me
ltsf. u Us priced 10 rull reduced
price. ,uIl tor appointment
ALBERT =. TWIST INV.
Osagu 1O.b. "a Mayo HliE.
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lAr %EInNIsmEp

U~T1TENAN APARTMENTS. gUI 8 Main.
fYur large rooms, nicely furnished r.nt
reasonable. Apply 9og S Main. Cedar
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sOrTH SIDE MAPLE RIDGE
4 beautiful south front 'prurr. o.
fuuu. story BRICK 100 one = the
uuat ts.IuHlyr districts 70 Iul4t.
center HH.f plan 900 large rooms.
II.Iug roam. muHIo room. ~br-aEfIH.
rruul dIrirI room kitchen. side
ball and waluH room on fIrHt
fpur. nice 'IIr lavatDry, ( h-re largo
It1Ir4Ius dressing room, sleeping
porch. tI,I baths and shower. all
ltrsaas,H and decorated, ivory I'm
isu,I rooms. o. inch hlllpw tiled
tHY,.try brick wHlla, EsrhEs, lot
tuslfp A npudrTfud uuu' for
H.un mo sud the arlso is right.
CON uH for appointment
ALBERT TWIST INV. 20
t.agr 7N-a. 80 Mayo BldE
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far G LOTS Wen located 10 trade
i,5s. OF second mortgage paper. CAL
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BARGAINS $3.50 each buys a d,ndy four
room house. flll size lot, close to trans
pottatiun school. price 1850, balance $40
I,r month can cedar 90
BRASD now b.rUuUt modern bungalow,
Just completed. move iu at once. 10.
cat.d uu East Ninth -. Price 10000
tormH ana easy m1uthly payments, Phone
pHugo 1900
CLOSE ~ Two story house. Iiorarc
Mann Frluol district. seven rooms. break
faat room. bath. maut'l. onk floors. neat
failures. basement and garage. Priced
fur quick sale. $500. good terms paago
6Ogl. Nhitcsldo y Nhitosidc.
ON South Denver. first class condition.
garage and modern servant quartrrs.
rhuur Dstgv 1900.
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VIZ specialize In homes that can be bought
On a small cash paymcn and we want
your listing. Call Wheeler Investment
90, II you want your sale pushed. cedar
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
OTIS ron HFST ~
r..u . 400
lfti,a rs Wi H..kin CEDAR
FDR KgNy n, l,,,r,br. p..nI, good
~ ,r ~ 30 u'su"u., ',.l'' Elk" %
,'guIs b,.,e AT ",,'I' u.ls"'D" n.bnriyy
new $50 n iul,,. c,iar io55
~ M1 Insy im, LEX ) na,tlW,.s'
Homer A Grcuit 5el nahcrts iide Usage
t'5s. Usage ll79
low e.raea r1nd Wi w.f,r' onr bitNrs
from sacred Heart school. 80 month
Homer A. nrcutt a-l Roberts Hig. Usage
go, pshga lAts
FOR REST Two rpums panty modern.
hacK % lot ..lb p Harn"tt. so.
,s.n' 'a'H' i'''
HALE o. room brick duplex. modern. 127
N Mayhc'l, '3b psage asa
rsrage. 1885 y. Fourth. Phone Osage
27o9.
uIF nut.
Gsare 4SSs' ""'' '' ]" i"""'
iIas yrru MOVE slv, ,. -.
TrAnsf.r M1vtrs ana St,r,r, psrafr,
furniture a speciality 100 south rIsin
,r,
crr haus. liz garage " ~ S"i n,rrot,
Usage So
! INEIN Iu.V,,t, 1,t., IN ,b,t.. l,r..
ton Tor rent onb floor wbit1 ivory
! finish. lafr, bas.mrn y.tage E,rb,nr,
TRUST Co. Usage $500.
MODERN DUPLEX. 40 rooms. newly
d.,'rsi,d Tor isS ory ." M
month, on Admiral jitnoy linz. Usage
@i-l.
MAYBELL. y. Ii7-Four room modern
house Tor rcnt CEDAR ag7
NAyHrII- iag s.y,r. ,n,,, hons, ali
modern. suitable Tor two families. SO
no. month an D,aro i",E ' w
.iu,,y -.
Inc and iiIttu.,. rrrnty water iis month.
Io%EUAiF Groom nod,ru dypio, nice
location. 857.to. Usage 1907 ~ "N'
gI.AEru- -ros 80 :. ,,a,arn
house. ls5 T.. l.. barrett. Usage ~.
ROCKFORD. s.. lci5-sN- room. modern.
furnished bungalow. conveniently To-
r~nSprGu% ,.o, 49, a,
~ IN 49, =, S,oIS,n '1oin,
so. Usage ds2S,J.
sEVENTu- - Fgoo 70, -, h,oo
! ~ ~ r, go III Va '"re'
month. Usage 2isi-J. ~ ''
sEG0ND T. gs9sEow 6-,,om r,o3c,n
'L,DMn -. 80" o-''o"'' "o"'iu'
ryyn' UrlN 80 - ,,a,.r, ,ai,
nLn,S az In "a utn.y '"'o"r
,oIS Va INV "Nu ''"''' ''''o
Iliihp z IJz5-For rent nice groom
"""
TWO. t-room and broom houses for sale
owner on sr"nna. Ihons ", sand springs
THREE Room house Tor rent all mod
en- except bath. Inquire 1889 East
Sih,n.
%Horktovn and xanthus. look2oo foot
lot, well Of water and a new house.
wheeler investment o. '''"f -'-,
4.hhE- room mouse, on ptI!hs ana block
from car NE nice shady Iot neI5S
decorated inside. Rents Tor only 'lO
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S. $780,. 81 900 CASH Ft,e room modern
luugaIuN largo rpoma and well az
Hanged Beautiful lot. foe location.
OsaEr 1853
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PROPERTY for EXCHANGE

q ENCHRN6t
E\cuN>Gr-KEAL rsrtTE IL
fl aloau house. ,t'4v $1,000. isi-r
FOR sAiF or ENuuANGr 7s
ho.s. with 'are' sleeping porch. iuo'ld-
furnishings. WIi c.us.i- car tr trl..
h.~ Us U bars ua. N.. t.0gD vp1. one
SPRINGS l.n, w 4. Slayer.
ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~
cedar lI5- u.a-, ie5o
REAL ESTATE TOR RENT
FARMS ron REST II
no LEASE for tanning so acres ot fue
bottom land. located two miles vust uf
Tulsa ON sand Spt.uss car limo aud paved
Lynch 4 Sons 300 tosiou Bldg, Tulsa
WANTED to rent. sntll place. not over
IN ,ricr for quick poss. ss.on. Address
lbJ-E, caro- World.
FLATS AND APARTMENTS is
APARTMENT-Five rooms, sleeping
porch, lie bath ]hardw@gd floors, steam
m'nts. Tenth aud Houldsr. can Usage
C0S6. between > and 10 a. m. for APP
~poiniW,nt.
APARTMENT Close in. four rooms and
bath. two Murphy beds, hardwood floors,
$50. os1g" s43f.l.
CLOSE ~ am elegant apartment with an
modern cuuvsuIuuc's. lights. gas. water
~ s..... 49,. ,ts. ,.T.rtr- 49, a.,
every apartment. Furnished orr uufiu-
ishoI. Iyuthla Court, and Esther apart
m'ut. seventh and 5. Cheyenne, Phone
1sake 4l0
FOR REST-Thrce-room modern apart
mcut. refrigerator. Holmes bed and built
IN cabinet adults only must .ne seen, TO
be appreciated. call at 1891 Hodge.
Usage 1874.
FIvE-RooM and threc-room efficiency
apartments. front and rear purCh's,
built-lu features. hardwood floors, close
In; garage Y desired. Ihone osao 6a29.
FOUR ROOMS and bath on South Utica.
Four rooms and bath, now brick apart
mcnt. on Fifth and Hanthus.
Three rooms and bath; Ninth snt s.
Houston.
sevenroom, 2-s,ory house, seventh End
Elwood. rent reasonable. can Usage 1914
sunday, Usage Gl3i Monday.
FOUR-ROOM efficiency. built-in features.
beds, refrigerators ranges, etc. Laun-
dry and storage rooms. All outside apart
inents. Rent $50 per. month. Opened for
inspection. Usage 6l06 or 542i-J. J. -.
Campbell, Dos Mayo Bldg.
FOR Observation-Disclosures fyc-room eff
cheney apartinent Melroso Apartments,
Sixth and Eigin. Call at apartment No.
!. Phone usag" 100.
For ~KENT-Tlye or Groom apartment.
close !u, references required. Phone
bsaEe --"-.
FOR RENT -Four room. modern apart.
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E\tHN>Gt-REAL TsrNrE II
90 ACRES t....r ta.I. ,t.t.ru Oklahoma
FOG small house. Wallace $1,000. 1si-F.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-09
REAL. ESTATE
VACANT LOT
$1,000 CASH

New broom modern bungalow. To-
Gated southeast. high, class sur
%rOundingss across street from paw
ing priced low at Si,750. VIII
trade for light car and some cash.
CALL LANCE
Usage 1870 2l9 Palace Bldg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-09
wASTED-TO RENT r
A., under thu h.aeins nuu BE- paid In advance.

WANTED no NtNI
We have clients for d'siTHhl" i've or elA-
room houses, It you have something TO
rent, call us and Ne hre usually able to
furnish you "a tenant
JDILING A WHlIESlbE
Sl2 s. Cincinnati ground floor. Usage 7NiS
WANTED to rent. by young married
couple. q four or 5.topm, modern buuga
low. close in. north side preferred. eau
cedar $40.
WANTED To rent 81 east side, good To-
cation. fye ar G-ruOm. modern house,
with sleeping porch. fuuliy Of two adults
and one baby. Will lease by year. rent
must not exceed $50 per month. Best OF
references Address box II 100, World.
WANTED, slA-room modern home. fur
nishcd, restricted H~Uighburhuud, viii
take lease and give references. Phone
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-09

TWO-HuOM electric lights. gas water.
arzs Dot. good locatlpI. 1880, eIgy
frrfus Daags alnI-H
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-09

o. 600. 5000 CASH-Sis room modern
east front. corner lot basement, gataKc,
turHt location IN lrNiug place. Phone
Usage 1868.