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RULE AS To A PLAYER
| IN MOTION IS CLARIFIED

NEW YORK. September 18th"
foot bali rules committee received to-
Day Il request from coaches and Off
cials to interpret the rules so thar
there shall he = distinct pause before
the ball is placed in play in shift for
nation.
At a meeting uf two hundred coaches
and officials. just ended, a resolution
offered by Foster Sanford was adopt
ed asking the committee to indorse
the following Interpretation Of III"
rules:
'In all shift plays AN interval Of
tim. mast elapSe Of sufficient length
Io permit officials Ia see if the forma- =
tion is legal and to determine whethe;
the ball was snapped into play while
men Were in motion.
The rules now provide that "a play
or shall not he ruled to be in motion
if he has both feet stationary on the
ground"
Some coaches complained that soms
officials have permitted men to gel
in motion before the ball had been
snapped into play, but coaches VIII"
have specialized on shift plays object
ed TO any change designed to cause
n pause in the attack on the ground
that the defense would have greater
opportunity To set itself to meet the
shift.
Evening star., 1921-09-19
CARPENTER To COME
TO j. S. IN DECEMBER

NEW YORK. September 19-Georges
Carpenter will come to the United
States some time during December to
start preparation for his light heavy
weight championship bout with Tom
Gibbons of st. Paul. Gus Wilson, the
Frenchman's trainer, announced to-
day.
again lease the residence at Mar-
hasset,L. l.. for his training. He dis
likes the idea of working in a New
York gymnasium, Wilson said. and
will be certain to work in a country
place. Nine. Carpenter and their
daughter Jacqueline may accompany
him.
Evening star., 1921-09-19
CHARITY SAVES GRIFFS
FROM SECOND DIVISION
Supplies Pinch Hit That Sinks Tribe in Duel
Where Johnson Outpitches Covelesl<ie,
Allowing Only Three Bingles.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

On patient Pat Charity rather abebodied citizen as was
demonstrated to the satisfaction of capacity hrong and the
hagn of Coveeske the The husky
backsto has the Labor the
hospital infected celebrated his
the role OF pinch hitter the knocking Cleveland
the lead the American League Nationals from
slipping the line that
division.
Ghariy feat performed in the sixth inning mound battle
between Johnson Speakers
run to the bad result OF Barney of control the
aforementioned round
Sew Johnston and ON the being
the counting block with the only
Walter viii conseniences -
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McNALLY STARS AS YANKS
RESUME LEADING POSITION

Mike McNally, third baseman of the
Yankees, did much yesterday to put
his club back into first place in the
American League pennant race. In
the 4 to 2 victory over the Tigers. he
drove in one run with single and
scored another with homer. With
the score tied in the eighth inning
McNally helped along the winning
run with sacrifice. Schang's double
sent the score across the plate and
Hoyts single added another. McNally
also played errorless ball in the field
Hoyt kept the Tigers eleven hits
well scattered. Leonard. who started
for the Tigers. was withdrawn after
the Yanks Tailed their second run in
the sixth. and Middleton finished the
game.
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WASHINGTON PRO ELEVEN
STARTS PRACTICE TODAY

This afternoon at a:3" o'clock thu
playing naterial of the Washington
; Professional FOOT Ball CLUB will be
given The initial "once-over" by Coach
JACK fi"Sar:y at American League
Park. Those expected to report for
the drill are Gormley. Lei2hty. SulIi-
van, Anderson. Litkus. F. Mccarthy
J. Mccarthy. u. Mccarthy. King.
Roteler. Jenkins. Harris. Byer. Turner.
Baldwin, Macdonald. Schofeld and
Crouch They will he sent through a
J light practice.
Mike Martin. trainer of the Ma
tionals. will assist in conditioning the
Gridironers.
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WOULD PRESERVE GRID
GAME FOR COLLEGES

NEW YORK. September 19.-To
keep foot bali in hand as a cole ge
game. acceptable to colleges, and to
present to the public a game justly
and efficiently administered. are the
two principal questions before the
rules committee, declared DIR. j. A.
Babbit. chairman of it's central board.
DR. Babbit proposed reorganiza-
ton of the central board on larger
and more thorough scale to keep pace
with the nation wide growth of in
terest in the game. He suggested
that an appropriation of $3.50 d year
from every college and university
would finance a centrally located Of
flee with competent salaried man in
charge.
More than 200 foot ball coaches and
officials from all parts of the country
attended the meeting and discussed
III" interpretations of various rules.
which were referred to the rules
committee for decision.
Evening star., 1921-09-19
DISTRICT TITLE TENNIS
WILL START SATURDAY

Entries for mems and womens
singles and doubles and mixed doubles
in the District annual tennis cham
riorships will be received. until 6
o'clock Friday evening at Dunn barton
Club and play will start on the courts
of that organization Saturday after
noon at l o'clock.
. Douglas Hillyer and Col. Waite C.
Johnson will be in charge of the
tournament.
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MIKE GIBBONS INJURIES
HAND; CANCELS FIGHT

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. Sep
tember 19.-Mike Gibbons, the st. Paul
middleweight, will be unable to box
for at least fifteen days because of
an injury to his right hand received
in the seventh and final round of his
bout with Battling Ortega here last
Friday.
Gibbons. next appearance probably
will be at Wichita, Kans, on October
IS, when he is scheduled to meet Mike
OQowd in fifteen-round bout. Seven
intervening fights have been Cancelled.
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FULL SQUAD TO TAKE
FIELD AT BROOKLAND
Number of Players Who Earned Enviable Rep
utations on Preparatory School Elevens
to Join Coach Robb's Force.
BY II. G. BYRD.

IEN Catholic Uners full squad takes the field this after
wv to begin opening game with
week Saturday, expected
will hand than has reported
Brookland the Maroon and Black
and
school expected the freshman class
promising feage
Warren Ohio; Emery OF Allegheny Pa and Molina OF ST Johns
Prep School Besides these L. already has
Buckley,
Students Army Training and Kergan OF Jordan High
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Dies of Gridiron Injuries.

FAIRMONT, w. Va. September 10
Matthew karyachich. aged twenty. of
Renwood. died in a hospital here yes
terday from injuries received in a
foot ball game between tWo semi
teams there. He was
hurt in the abdomen.
Evening star., 1921-09-19
Nationals KNOCK Indians Out Of Leadership Race Grid Stars Report
President Harding Invited
to Attend World Series

An invitation to attend the
opening game Of the world
series today was extended to
President Harding by ID. b.
johnson. president of the Amer
lean League. Mr.. Harding re-
served his decision, saying
whether he attended would de-
pend upon the state Of public
affairs.
MIR. johnson was not prepared
to advise the chief executive
definitely where base balPs
banner event would be held.
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BRooKLAND GR1DDERs OUT.

Candidates for the Brooklard Ath
tonight at their clubhouse. Mana ger
Jack Collins. who will coach the
eleven. will have mis- charges. on the
field tomorrow. Games already have
been booked with several District
clubs.
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"a AMATEUR GOLFERS
IN QUALIFYING ROUND
BY the Associated Press.


LOUIS September 19-Sxtyfou of the best golfers of
today the ST. Louis Country Club the
~ qualifying round for the national champion
the The
golfer Willie
H. Johnston
urtne Of his 1onpd
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Virginia Eleven Challenges.

Virginia Midgets Of Alexandria want
foot ball games with District elevenS
in the 1o3-pound class. Challenges
will be received by Sterling Hall. 3li
South Fairfax street. Alexandria. Va.
telephone. Alexandria Gill;.
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NEW PLAYER FOR REDS

CLEVELAND, September 19.-ken-
meth Hogan. Il local amateur outfielder.
has been signed by the Cincinnati Ma
tionals. Hogan will report to the Reds
at the end of the National Base Ball
Federal ton Glass A SERIES
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PALMER WHIPS cELMARs.

JUAREZ. Mexico. September 10
Kid Palmer of Philadelphia was
awarded the referees decision in a
fifteen round bout with John Celinars
of Toledo. Ohio. here yesterday. They
are middleweights.
Evening star., 1921-09-19

GAMES TO-DAY. GAMES TOMORROW.
Boston at Cincinnati. Boston at st. Louis.
BROOKLYN at Chicago Brooklyn at Pitts.
Phila. mt st. Louis. Phila. at Cincinnati.
New York at Pitts. New York at Chicago.
Results of Yesterdays Games.
Cincinnati. G-10: Boston. 3-3.
Chicago, Is; Brooklyn. OIL.
ST. Louis, 9: Philadelphia,
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GIANTS BUY INFIELDER.

NEW ORLEANS. September 10
Third Baseman Eddie Bogart has
been sold by the New Orleans South
ern Association club to the New York
Nationals
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LANGD0N CALLS GR!DMEN
AND is BOOKING GAMES

1-anedon Athletic Club has issued =
call Tor its grid candidates 10 report
next sunday at | o'clock on l.ati;.,iu;i
Field. TIL" men will be pointed 1p-
} the opening Of their season .ariN Ia
October. t!evenS ready 10 boot:
saIll..S with the LaHSdons should
write G Robnettc. .ee1 Douglas sire:
mort beast.
The club has elected J. u. I.ankford.
president: ii. Simons, vice president:
{. Robinette, secretary. and j. q. RouS-
seau. treasurer. and will hold a car
niVal at Rhode Island and Mills ave
nues northeast. starting tomorrow
night.
Evening star., 1921-09-19
Records for Past Week
in the Major Leagues

The past weeks record of the ma Ior
leagues Of games played. won and
lost. with runs. hits. errors. men left
on bases and opponents runs. includ-
ing games OF Saturday. il as follows:
Evening star., 1921-09-19
Barney Applies Brakes

'BdtfeN 10. CDv"ltskic IN ninth.
Halted for Bush in sixth.
Cleveland ...-... o y . q o O-1
Washington o u o x-4
Two-hase nits-Judse. Shanks. Sacrifices
Husi. Sharks. Judge. Left baseS--Clev--
land @; Washington. .. Bases on balls-On
tore,eske. Il: off Johnson. I. Struck out
by Coveieskie. 1; by johnson, :. Passed ball
ficiEirh. tmpires-Messrs. Connolly and
MoriaTiy. Time of game-1 hour and 80
minutes.
Evening star., 1921-09-19

COLUMBUS, Ohio. September l9.-
The annual fall Grand Circuit meeting
will open here this afternoon wiki IN
King pacing stake. valued at $500.
liz. feafiire evtnt.
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KER HEIGHTS HOME
FURNISHED-S20,O0O

For h
IA
he
lighting
equipped walls covered with real oil cloth and back three
n n
call T.. &. vi
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-ipln fufn'phou rooms. including piano.
's. o.. tIl street car lines. call Isuge
r..U .r 90. IS. Guthrie,
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/ have bought lots In Rodgers Heights.
| Wee have several choice lots yet. Get
| yours today. can NAGun Investment co.,
2ls-l9 Security ildg. Plume Usage 7sJg-
UUNN.
! WHY PAY NEST wucu you csu bus a
lot In beautiful Rodgers Heights for
explain how yuu can build house On
this lot and save that rent which y,u are
mont Co.,. 2ly security Ildg. Phone Usage
1sna.v"Ns.
BlILuGHs, TAKE NOTICE sa fine lots
ON south Peoria ST., in the 1900 blucE.
I h.gu-Cluss lots left lu TINS hIgu-claaa
urlEhuurhoud. Price is right. Homer \.
circuit ~ 'u, owners. 81 a2e Roberts
lHdE. OsaEa ,Sis.
a. hlgh. we'll drained Dot IN hraulIu
Rodgers Heights MaLH your selection
to-day call Nudun Investment Co, .I1
security ltdE fh"H" ts'gr 1850. bOSs.
/ Ali improvements o., modcrn Iu ohIo
Place, except paving We have several
good lots tHr sale. Much Developments
Phone D--Fe lt'i. Abbott a WEIGH.
/ DOES % prir" NJ 1880 on lot on south
~ your Phone psago 1901. Abbott a
wolcn
OSE apartment site tor SO per foot.
another apartment site for $50 pet foot.
See uH presumably Abbott Welch.
IDEAL apartment site. or close iu r,sI.
deuce Dot. 'aHi front 100 500 block %
North Boston, Price $4,000, Phone usaEA
TERRACE DRIVE Lots T.. b. o. bloc. 3.
high aud slightly Price $1,000 each.
$500 cash. balance $50 month. Cedar
! VACANT LOT-Hrtw,eu $4,000 hom.s.
un pa uF $500 cash, snap. q.
rhoon. uJ1go i6s4.
. a 'n.I'E I,T-Ohio sdd,unu. across
street from jimmy John home, $50"
Her equity Si5t.a0. Crdtr l1tJ
Tt raly y" o '1i n th, HoiT aaTi '' '1.' lot 5,ot
Or,Iti $500. .Ilou cash. uuluur, t-I-
months. Homer \. prcutt a 'o- .l-aa2
Robots L.dE 'Hag" 'fi'.
ianacIl loule.ard, 500 cash, ss5 pay
mont. OEaEr Ja,l
TWO LOTS tust or Fifteenth ST.. large
OAK shade trges, sever pa'a out llgr
Abbott q welen.
! Two east front lots ou paylug lu East
Lawn. water gas and r'.o.Ur.ty Price
$3.50. with 100 cash, tslah'. 80 per
%SSai, ,@S"," = Wien. vi, 'D'' ''''. sag 1904
| 4 FINE LOT on Noru E.wu,d for $1,000,
with on" tllr4 '"sh. ua.HnD" in 7IN and
/ ~ months. llI improvements are boz. tu.t
/ ONE N tl, last lime south alr lots on
the paving beautiful terrace '"u-r.uiu
! house uu rear, $3.50. A. e. Thompson,
| Lot FOR SALE On soum Hustun. rl..
$1,000. with one. .turI cash. ba.al," foo
siS and q wmuihss.. rms pr"r,gy "ny
/ % bio,Rs suuin 90 Ihird huu Mnn. Phone
. Osagr I.fI. Abbott a W,I'u.
DO Nnl KNo" wnrr. tue proposed street
gaT g',r",,aa ri !. 20 ,, be, We r 1ag. .sa, @
Usage l,tl Abbott q Wc.rn.
. ltJ-tDDI ,DltNEk u Kendall. rurru
building sltrs. Tor $500. rHuue Usage
I lcol Abbott Wolnh.
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ATTRACTIVE IocATt,v
--L-- ---L --- L.--..--- ~

/ RulfuNDN Hfgu t,.s 4,.r ' WV
N"o0O ATTRACTIVE LOCATION
,......, NORTH ELNOop
/ Unusual bargain. aU oak floors .ic..,,
/ modern, iE.-r"uu. up. .t..aaf. burra1.,..
t,,'i,s ana rlrglr,oa. hNJuros. buiIt-n tca-
..,r,ar.'.,'',,'' ',''.' .i'"' ''r plan every
.I'' garage "na driveway. two
,,r W "I.u car service. Sre this be-
/ Usage t,Os. ,t.. 'p,N'... q. snl'ius y Son.
.-.-.
F H'h.i rll''' lose 100 four. Room modern
. ,.sI KOS, 10 lrh. Aa.'uy 5000
. -'''--'' ~. ih'I'h. bHHEr 1tsg.
J EAST SIDE splendid r,r-r,,y,r, hmm.
,,.'.' l''n, PANTRY 'Ioctuclty two.
. i",H iI'h.sH'd apartment 90 basement,
t H,r'.F d" "Hs'I To I,tt. close u. $500.
''.-.o S's., j. j. In''an. Drage sosg.
EAST SIDE Some l.l..u.s. ,y,.....,,..
t'ur-'oom modern burtli.v ,nTb'r'' I
location for vurHsnpp I,I IAN
pavement $4,000. s 900 casE r ""
Ih..in. 'sag' 'N.a.
/ LtMENH NHl..Iuuk4,O corner lat. ,,g.- ,,.
boxed house. VOL. f.uit Irrr',1 V'5o' g5on'
$3.50 cash. O.. j. PIolgr ,s,,,,. f,.''''
II,I g.. ..-. -a...
pa,s tn p.r ,r-i ,,. '"' 'uit' S.fh'r d.
,"ru.r int ".l .'iv' I.r. room h.u.r,
$500. Snr,r,,I,i,ut "y .uI''n. Il.c"
loan 4 aup ., ,a," I."t In'ul ~ lIac"
delay ra.Irg 4, .l"' I'N. i''H I
luls. ''' ''"''' 'e""'
FuE SALE. FIN. ,cs,,,--..... .,..--.-.-. .--,
-. .I.v.. e. r,',,. I s ".7'I ,''. NHh-
hrilt.Ip f.nt,rc, ," .'''", li'p."''
r,..,t " t,' ~ VT .""l'sl ROOM base
ING rsn nl, ,,, "i. ."..i UWuer irdN-
/ l0Iq - ~ N"eS ''""'
4 V.AT-lIIrI-i. NO.,
.fnr, ~ N''''. non Side Two
basement wi,h furnace, lyips ras,, LOON. loom
/ 'front.' IVORY finish, trc bath. ali butit-
/ m ieaturos. now. with immediate pos
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WANTED-1O ANT

w. -I thr"" furnished houspl.ttp n;
ort"..S by young couple with tHrer-yrar,
a, ,., .".'l, A. j., FEM. Phone OsaEc 7l9.
' 'HI February -O nicely furnIsh-
rsg. Use with servant quarters sud ga
''., references. Usage 5G03.
e. i.' i"o uuluru,shcd rooms for
Os.,. ,Hns BY lady employed. CalI
.' Del, Six ur srycu-room uufuruish-
11gS'',4' February 10Th. Phone ossg" 3gis'
...' cincinnati '''''
~ '..'. Garage space far small car.
w.. .'Gi'enth aud Main, Cedar 1857.
~ Two large ruruisued rooms
t..., l.,h ana MaIn can O. A. Ab-
Mayo Bldg ogaEe oi32.
f- FURNISHED uauH. with garage
Isf.rr" U.n'hs, southeast part CG city
'''''ie4' Phone Cedar 1920.
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TKACKAor A>D INDUSTRIAL

TRACK AGE# Factory aud ware
house properties. large and small tracts
Improved and unimprovcd. Usage Sbsl
" J. Henry.
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I-p r.-r Apartment Of two rooms on
... fulr. southeast exposure. gas
.rI H..ts. everything furnished. Csll at
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PEAL ESTATE FOR RENT
FLATS NND APARTMENTS IS
..ep-HENT. Good tIve-room apartment
f','th private hath, second floor brick
.ltf.,nt building. lars" rooms. on car
sie .rs block from Jitnay desirable lo.
.g, rent s65i references required. CAL
0.srs 5oss. -.
TIATs-tuRNiSHED ~
Y .rvrN FLOOR ~ DUPLEX house, fur
t-rsH.I. f.ur rooms. n1dd ea,n e5a,n business
.,os,s..I, rsnt $40.
,pHtTMENr 3. m Chcslyn apartments
~ tNpttunp. for rent six months or
anger to reliable PARTY. osase l3Qt.
.uple uuu'sheI rooms. including piano,
.is. ta lI street car lines. tall Osage
r.iR ur 90. $. Guthrie,
rilE.RnNM furnished apartment for
,sr. sun Realty 60. CAL Osugc s2gl.
,,Ry- pED, EMAN APARTMENT. one
r..u u.cgiv furnished apartment for
..r, O4sge t59l
'.t4 49, Fiuh Sc. can be seen at any
.T\,u u-. -Jy-Fufu.shed apartment Tor
T0R u.Nr Apartment Of two rooms on
.... floor. southeast exposure, gas
.rI lights. everything furnished. Csl at
80 ..uv"r.
T-rgr E.. l9O5-Threo room modern
su.Tt.arut. newly decorated. Usage
TTE. ROOM modern apartment with ur
stt.lt garagc. can Mrs. Parks, Usage
FrU lE%T Very desirpble nice three
room apartment, nicely furnished, close
is u.ea it0l-J.
7U.EU vs., ,O,- Bcautlfuuy Furnished
t.u.rYuu apartment, modern; refer
,Du IE.w kltohcucttc apartment. 5O7
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FIVE ROOM RUNGAIOW- North slide.
new rented for 500 p'r month. II
you have 900 cash and VII, assume .
loan OF $1,000, payable BOO three years. lot
me show you. booker Realty. Cedar 1000.
FOR SALE-By owner. siN-routu modern
bungalow with EaraEH Hud servant quar-
tnIa- l.rma- nLLMn OLLE. D. L
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OKLAHOMA


FOR SALE OK TRADE
ICO acres. five miles east ut Edmond.
Okla. so acres 10 cultivation, d" fine pas
turr. new uVc.tuum house. good walrl.
Price $500. rhnuc oWrcr pssg" l'sl. h'
FON SALE -l2U acres improved and in
cultivation. one mile east uf Fort oh.
son. G}ga prico Sl25 On acre. South
IIgNpu Land co. Tulsa.
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rIATs--tuRNIsIIED

.ptrTNENT q, ~ Chcslyn apartments
NiniE cheyenne. for rent six months or
...y'- to reliable party Usage 1900.
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LOTS FOR SALE

-FOUR HUNDRED satisfied customers
have bought lots IN Rodgers Heights.
Wee have several choice lots yet. Get
yours today. can NaGun Investment co..
.ls-lg Security ildg. Plume Usage 7sys-
uUNk.
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A BBOTT e. WEIGH
PHONE 1861
NORTH DENVER-$0,500


which used
pedestal
handle
ADAMS & WALKER
500 Kennedy building
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RE- . ESTATE FOR SALE
ACREAGE FoH SALE =:
HOUSES ron SAFE

HOMER A. OR'UT1. a CO.-Kcnt estate.
a1l-aZ- Roberts Hldg. OtlCc Usage
ssts, Res. tsaEv l4Tg.
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REAL. ESTATE

ATTENTION, BUILDERSl
Several cheap and medium priced
lots in Irving place. Can
PICKERING & HARM
2O9-lO Bliss Bldg Usage 4l1l
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not SEs FoK RENT

tyssUu. ". los -huruished apart.
'rrrt. w|l accommodate four adults,
..t. .n. immediate pJss,ssluu.
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FURNACE HEAT
MORNINGSIDE ADDITION


u 1t
ADAMS & WALKER
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TuLU vs.. tU,-- BcautlfuUy Furnished
fu.r1uu apartment, modern, refer
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FrU luST Very dcsrable nice three
r5.. apartment, nicely furnished. close
t.. ua.g. 1fu4-J.
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REAL ESTATE

now, and viii continue tO he. south
east We have no apology To make
Tor Hryn MaWr. u subdivision ON the
hill. Just south NJ Twcuty-tirzt aud
east of luwiH avenue II ia plotted
In hnlt-aurc tracts and person can
buy any amount above that hc may
want
Priced below the market with 10
per cont cash, balance SIS per
month
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T-rGr E.. I9O5--Thrro room modern
apartment. newly decorated. Usage
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Heights near second and oiymr.a.
f,,,'r room apartIu,nt INV W'.n.'.o .o,.
wAXTrp no c,,,,ro o,,,,o,o1 ,,, ,,
" ~ u' ,-l.'t v"'E,u' W. w" ",
pI,'iy fIrrHA'j I,rs.4,..t'',, ,.,,,'s
close In. n. Irrhru,rv is ui 10 Addr,ss
ss.-,. care World
-. ---.--..--.-.. --.--.----...-.
yr q-s,-r. 49,. -, r., r. a 4, -.
NEf LS ~ l. FCN oNLI
ACREAGE FOR SALE "a
TTyi,- ,>.I,7, 7,INI..II,I ~, T. -.,.1-
,o Nr,1 .,l.H.,,,H .,nHIH ~ ~ .,'p
outt a Co.,. a-I-a22 Roberts hIds rs'se
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HAVE 8. Ia aud ~ acres Improved that
are priced To- sp'l. clusc In. II you wish
20 buy sec me 10 YOU want to sell call
Eli phone 22el
~ sNLI. l-o 4otos iWproyed farm,
surface road. pI.rc Sa.5 nor acre. s.u, N
Iisvrn Land CO.. Tulsa. ''
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HOMER a. ORDuT1. q JO.-Kcnt estate.
a2l-a2- Roberts Blds. OuIce Usage
ssts, Res. tsaEr l11s.
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CIV EEh i"a' uE and VIII sacrifice bcautI-
tu. courtroom modern IN south side.
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~, 80,
IN l.' u. aN' car I'hr, Fo'GVu, #houp cash
s so6 ,",i t.r. u,tHI,," S"''" $40 IT,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-04
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

4 LITTLE ,Asl. n.,...nl .I', ,ol.o.i,'o
i've. .passrngp ,H' Zoo trado tur sWaI
property. '...H" |..N
bANtN ,Dh,lU .A.., t... .r... t..,.
room cottage 90 tIia. .,..lf.r o. .l..,,tb ..I
NucrIIug au ut,...,,.u ~ t,.. ....i
streets. half l'n,h ,rum q good s.Iu..
Two uIutts OF .fIU,J and three I.prU4 .I
90 lit. II solid tN.H wrrt, lf.Iou WI.
$500 cash au' 4iu r,r month. 'Au oVu.
rr i"l appointment ussC. 3a,p.
OWNER LEAVING aul ia .,.t.rpr r.,
guch sale uu attractive .,..o.m bun.
gallo" modern. private water system. so
rage, FRUIT irora uut'ul,dtugs two lots.
on pawn ana lu q hisu signify location
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-04
One of Tulsa's Most Beautiful
Homes

For sale at a reduced price, fur
uishcd. has center hall, living room.
dining room, kitchen, breakfast
room, sun parlor. servant dining
room. fun size basement. heating
plant, three baths, four sleeping
rooms with three connecting Sleep
Ing pnrchcs, also private dressing
room. corner lot, containing almost
two acres ot ground, tennis court.
private school room. private electric
water system; garage FOR three cars
and servant quatcrs. One OF the best
locations ON tho south side. Furnish
ings and decorating are modern and
up 10 date. sold by one Of the best
New York dealers.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-14
Kansas City Livestock.

- Kansas City, Mo-, Dec 14,-Cat-
tie receipts, 1000; beef steers, Csc
higher; top sters, early, S.25; some
yeariings held higher; bulk OF
sales, 6.25@7.5O; she-stock strong;
bulk cows, 3.50@4.25; best grade,
4.5O@5.0O; few heifers, IT'S; most
lots, 4.50@6.00; stockers and feed
ers, steady to strong; bulk stock
ers, 5.25@6.00; better grades feed
ers, 6.O0@6.50. Other classes:
Most Gamers under zoo; better
vealers, 7.00@S.O0; most bulls, 800
@3.75.
Hog receipts, 5000; opened 10c
higher; closed fairly active, most
iy 15c higher; shipper top on lights
and light lights, 6.S5; packing top
on light and handy butchers, $50;
bulk of sales, 6.55Q6.S0; packing
sows, steady; pigs, strong; best,
TO.
Sheep receipts, 5000; killing
classes generally steady; best ewes,
AIS; no choice lambs offered; ma
tives, 9.75.