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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-31
STATE FORCES IN CLASH WITH
ARMED BANDS IN MOUNTAINS,
CITIZENS ARE Being ORGANIZED
Military Control Today
In Belfast Following
Rioting Which Continues

While some of the crowd ran along
Roval avenue toward Castle Junction
the remainder attempted to escape
along Donegal street. toward the
cathedral. They had gone a few
yards when two youths with caps
pulled down over their faces dashed
over Academy street to the foot path
and commenced firing. The terrified
crowd raced back toward Royal ave-
nue..
Open Rife Fire
Later operations were opened in
Stanhope street. where Sim F'einers
equipped with rifles fired into Lime
street, and Old Lodge road. Armour
ed cars quelled the activities. but at
8 p. NJ. they were resumed and po-
lice reinforcements hurried to the
locality.
On the arrival of the curfew hour
matters quieted but occasional shots
were heard throughout the night.
This morning crowds gathered in
Royal avenue and gazed toward the
,attle ground. Yesterday the ami
versary of the imposition of the cur
few was one of the worst days in
the city's history.
"The disgraceful conditions in our
ity tonight would not be endured
by the American government and the
trouble would be ended forthwith" ;"
said the Rev. John Pollock at a
meeting here last night.
BY id-afternoon the fighting was
proceeding in some areas, between
the Ulster Loyalists and Sim Fem
ers. The death toll since Monday
night had reached fourteen. Scores
have been wounded, but the exact
number is not known.
IBv The Associated Press.1
BELFAST, Aug. 31:-Fierce re-
volver fighting between Ulster loyal
lists and Sim Feiners continued here
today causing scenes of the widest
excitement. Another man was kill.
ed at 8 o'clock. making the tota
dead nine up to the present.
The staff in the hospitals have
been, strained to the utmost caring
for those wounded in the rioting
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-31
Trade Name Is Filed.

TBy Evening News Stan cori-sDondent.l
NEW BRUNSWICK, Aug. 31.-A
certificate OF trade name has been
filed hero by the Brunswick Adver-
tising Company. The concern is
formed to do business in outside ad-
vertising, such as signs, billboards
and other similar work. The busi-
ness is conducted at George ana
Albany street, this city, by Morris
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-31
UItimatum Is Given

WASHINGTON, Aug. 31:--FinaI
instructions were given by Secretary
Weeks today to Brigadier General
Harry Fl. Bandholtz. who has been
ordered by the war department. to
the West Virginia coal fields, to OBJ
serve the response to President
Harding's proclamation calling on
all persons engaged in unlawful and
insurrectionary proceedings" to re-
turn to their homes by tomorrow
noon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-31
FIRE DESTROYS
TWO BALLOONS
Big Fire at RockaWay Point
One Man Burned Several
Make Escape

NEW YORK. Aug. 1.-Dirigible
balloon D-6 and the kite balloon A-P
were destroyed by fire which also
raZed the hangar today a. the Rocka-
way Point Naval Air station. An ex-
plosion of gag from an unknown
cause started the blaze. Although
number of men were in the hangar
only one man was slightly burned.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-31
PLOT TO ESCAPE FAILS
3 UNDER DEATH SENTENCE
TBy The Associated Press. ]

CHICAGO, Aug. 31-An alleged
attempt by a trusty In the county
Jail to free Gene Geary. Carl Wan
derer and Frank Ligreni, under sem
tence of death, was revealed today
by Jail authorities after they had
discovered partly completed tunnel
through one of the Jail walls.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-31
E,Jo puiIding Contract

tBy Evening News stan CorrespOndent.J
NEW BRUNSWICK, Aug. 31:-A
building contract has been placed on
file In the Office of the county clerk
between John MAX. of Perth Am
boy. as the owner. and Simon Kizak,
the builder. The contract calls for
the erection OF a two-story brick
structure on Barclay street, Perth
Amboy, at a cost of s9.450.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-31
RESISTANCE OF TURKS
BROKEN, ATHENS CLAIMS

ATHENS. Aug. 31.-The resistance
of the Turkish Nationalist forces in
Asia Minor has been broken by the
Greeks. and Turks are retreating be-
yond the Sakaria river, according
to press dispatches from the Greco
Turkish front.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-31
Is Named Guardian

TBy Evenirr News Staff Correspondcnt.l
NEW BRUNSWICK, Aug. al
On an application by Senator Thorn
AS Brown this morning, Judge Peter
+. DAILY appointed Mrs. Madeline
Lins, guardian of her son. Oscar
Lins, of Fords. The son, an ex-sol-
dier, is considered mentally incom-
petent to handle his own affairs. He
has one years compensation coming
from the government.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-31
Suicide Jumps From Bridge.

NEW YORK. Aug. 31.-A man in
whose coat were found papers in
dicating that he was Arthur Norlin
of Baltimore. committed suicide to-
day by jumping from Brooklyn
Bridge. He begged ride across the
bridge from motor truck and when
the truck was on the central span
he Jumped into the river.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-31
To Attend Festival.

fBy Evening News Stan Correspondence
NEW BRUNSWICK, Aug. 81
Candidates for county offices who
will have contests at the primary.
are expected to be in attendance at
the peach festival to be held at Fresh
Ponds tonight, and at the Harvest
Home celebration to be staged at
Lawrence Brook. Milltown, tomor-
row night. Candidates are given a
chance to meet the voters of various
sections of the county at these ceie-
brations.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-31
Another Body Recovered

HULL, Aug. 31.-The body of
Chief Mechanics Mate George Welsh
of Elgin. Ill. who lost his life in the
ZR-2 disaster last week. was recov-
cred this morning.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-31
Fallon Files Petition

[By Evening News Stan Correspondent.1
NEW BRUNSWICK, Aug. 81
Patrick Fallon. of South Amboy,
has filed his petitions for freeholder
in the county clerks office. Frank
S. Coakley is named as his campaign
manager. The South Amboy man
ran for this Office last year, and was
defeated at the November election,
At the present time, Patrick Fall
Ion of South Amboy, and James
Flynn, James Burns and William
Hallahan of Perth Amboy, are the
only Democratic candidates in the
field for the two freeholder offices.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-31
RielIey TO Run in Second
Haggcrty Makes No Comment.

TBy Evening News Stan Correspondent.)
NEW BRUNSWICK, Aug. 31.-In
an interview with Thomas Haggerty,
chairman of the Democratic commit
tee, this morning the chairman sta
ted that he had no comments to
mako on the fight for the senate
nomination now in progress between
Arthur Quinn and Fred Devoe. Mr..
Haggerty claimed he knew nothing
whatever of the matter aside from
what he read in the papers and was
not in position to make a state
ment.
Indications here point to the hold
ing back until the last minute of
Democratic candidates for primary
nominations who intend to Announce
their candidacy. but in view of the
fact that petitions must be filed by
Friday it is thought the situation
will break shortly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-31
Employees Pledged Support

DETROIT, Aug. 31.-Employes of
the United Traction company out of
service in Troy and Albany. \. Y,
since January. the result of a wage
dispute, were pledged the support OF
the amalgamated associations OF
street and electric railway employees
Of America, by the executive commit
tee of the association here today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-31

Our new quarters. Sales and serviss.
a53-367 Division St Phone Sss. Parts
Dept. 1855 New Brunswick Ave Phone
tsfs Dorsey Motors, Inc. Authorized
Ford Dealers. soio--s-so-"'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-31

We handle only Genuine Ford Parts.
Dorsey Motors. Inc. Parts Dept. IG6 New
Brunswick Ave. Phone 1916.
601O--S-30-3t'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-31

For saie-f919 cylinder passenger
Oldsmobile Central Garage. 225 New
Brunswick Ave. Time payments arranged
sae5--s-30-sts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-31

We have moved our Parts Dept. 10 l66
New Brunswick Ave. Phone 1916 and our
Sales Office ~ 363-367 Division st. Phone
3s6 Dorsey Motors, Inc. Authorized Ford
Dealers 6010-S-30-3t'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-31

Jot down our new address, Parts Dept
1856 New Brunswick Ave. Phone 1915.
Sales and Service 5sa-ss7 Division Street
Phone 3es. Dorsey Motors, Inc
sQle--s-so.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-31

II your coal or gas range does not bake
or burn. I will make II or no charge. +.
J. Larkin. 2e7 Mcclellan st. Tel 5s6-R.
If7t-3-i4-t NJ W So
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-31

Carpenter worH nnc ropblne promptly
attended to Geo. II. Thompson. 81 Lewis
81 Phone 140a-v'
-s-s Tea Cat re
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-31
Copies of Presidents Procla.
nation Scattered by Air
plane in Mingo Region
ACTIVITIES IN LOGAN
Conferences Held, Rifles Are
Cleaned and Action Taken
for Any Emergency

LOGAN, w. Va, Aug. 31:--The3
border patrol on Blair Mountain wa1|
fired on this morning by a party Of
men from the East Slope. The fir11
was returned and the attackinN
party driven back by the deputiesd
Sheriff Don Chain said the casual
ties had not been reported. Quiet
was reported from the front held by
the Mcdowell and Mingo county
forces.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-31


was returned and the attacking
party driven back by the deputies%
Sheriff Don Chain said the CASUAL
ties had not been reported. Quiet
was reported from the front held by
the Mcdowell and Mingo county
forces.
State Force in Battle
CHARLESTON, w. Va, Aug. 81
State forces and an armed band
came together in the mountains
near Blair Logan county, this morn-l
ing, according to dispatches received
at the Office of Governor Morgan.
LOGAN, w. Va, Aug. 31-Air-
planes today distributed copies Of
President Harding's proclamation
throughout this district. Thous-l
ands were printed here last night.
Friend and foe alike received the
pamphlet containing the Presidents d.
command that all persons engaged
in insurrection proceedings dispersos
and return to their homes at or be-
fore noon Thursday, September ~
Flying eastward the planes crossed
Boone and parts of Kanawha coun-3
ties, dropping the circulars.
Activity at Logan
In Logan, the night was one OF
great activity. Conferences between
state officials and county authorities
were held; rifles cleaned and stock
cd in the court room corridors and
thousand defenders held them.
selves in readiness to march. Wo-s
men served coffee and food. A
Citizens are organized
Late reports from the southwest-
ern tier of counties were that cit-
zens and legionaries were being
formed into companies and would
rush to the assistance of Logan, II
they were needed. Arms-an am.
munition came In from Fl
| Doctors and nurses also r Y ~
Sheriff Chafln annourIS~, II !.
overtures to effect release OF pris-
oners held in Mingo county in re-
turn for the freedom of four Logan
county officers held by tho armed
bands on the Boone side of the bor-l
der, have been :uade TO him. He
said he was at first informed tho
Logan men would be released II as
surances were given the bands
would not be fired on. He agreed
and waited until midnight, the hour
agreed on for their release. They
did not appear and they later learn
ed the bands were insisting that the
Mingo county prisoners first must be
released, the terms being ten pris-
oners for one deputy. 1t was not
thought such an agreement would
be entered into by Logan autnor-
tiles.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-08-31
DEMOCRATIC SENATE
CANDIDATE IS STILL
IN DOUBT IN COUNTY
Report Has it That Arthur A.
Quinn Will Not Make Run
This Fall
STILL NO STATEMENT
De Voc Still Seems to be Un-
decided as to Entering
the Race

Since the announcement yesterday
by Senator Thomas Brown that he
VIII not be candidate for reelection
the Democratic senate seems to be
more unsettled than ever. Some
days ago Fred w. DeVoe, of New
Brunswick, announced that he would
be a candidate. Today Mr.. DeVoe
says that he is not certain whether
he will continue in the race or not
1t is reported in this city today that
Arthur A. Quinn of Sewaren, prom
inent labor leader, who it was ru-
mored would seek the nomination
following the announcement of Sem
ator Brown, has announced that he
Will not be candidate.
1t is known that Quinn seriously
considered entering the race at the
solicitation of friends in this city,
and until it was learned today that
he would not be a candidate, it was
the general opinion of his friends
that he would accept. 1t is ex-
pected that some one else will enter
the race at an early date, but who
he may be no one will say. Leading
Democrats in the newly formed or
ganization hint that some one will
be announced within a short time.
Efforts were made to obtain a
statement from Mr. Quinn today,
but he is in Newark and could not
be located. Several OF his friends
In the city expect to receive direct
word from him before the day is
over as to why he did not accept the
nomination. Mr.. Quinn was defeat
ed for the candidacy for this Office
by Senator Brown three years ago.
James ]. Flynn, excise commits
sioner, who at the meeting of the
Democratic Club on Monday night
announced he would be a candidate
for freeholder, today withdrew
from the contest Mr.. Flynn in de-
Gliding not to run said there were
enough candidates and the party
didn't need any more. James Burns
and William NJ. Hallahan are still
In the contest.
Riellcy to Run In Second
1t Is understood that John F..
Rielley, of 236 Rector street, will be
a candidate for the nomination of
alderman in the second ward in the
Democratic primary. Mr.. Rielley is
a former city clerk. Although it Is
said that Mr.. Rielley's petitions have
not been placed in circulation as yet,
it is known his friends desire that
he be a candidate and he has made
up his mind to enter the contest.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

UpN SIS lNh Ntll 10
'-,o gAsi1 nu11s q dn"l' b..a.,w Wa1yro
r'Hr-Ul iu sleeping rut,h i.U .H east
,r'ut l'i. n''r school uWN. .u trNnrrr.
reOl q, codsr 3J5.
$500 'AsU and TnrH cor uU handle
tv" houses un rIl f.auH '.t 5000 sand
SurInta ,pNod road urI,u g. tnu. Fr,d
W. Lnl,. N Go. go ituhlua'u hdg,
$500 CASH and % good car Will buy e.
dandy b-r1uW. wuduln tuuEalHv on
pHNom"ai. uu transportation. ,.us. Co good
school. pavement paid uuI luI sIEr Iut.
owner must sell this wr,k bargain
nt ttaoo ,oll cedar 5J1
$3.50 tASt Puts you 100 puaarlriuu ~ %
slightly loCuttuu, convenient Goo car Tine
and n,ho"I balance $40 per MONTH can
uwurt usuEc obs6.
500 INEH und $50 pcr month. buys q
ufrr broom. modern bungalow lu the
Terrace drive district south front we'll Of
water hardwood nu,4s throughout. dandy
Dsarr pJsG
$3.50 CASH balance monthly good room
modern house, un paving FilCp 1880.
D.. D.. barrett Bliss lig utsEe 50
$500 cAsu Uraud nrv b-room modern
bungalow. breakfast room and slpcpinE
| Inr. - car garage. Piirc for quick sal
] HWNN NFii .Ii'i fNN iNI iIhNih lNfN you
lu poss,ssiIu NJ beautiful b.ruou. mod .
! nrn bungalow on tho southeast side. Hard
wood fluurH throughout. butlt .lu features,
highly restricted location, screened Ia
/ back porch. Rest buy IN the city at
St.5ou 'pii uvar0 un-u
$500 CASH and $50 per month buys dandy
b-ruuW. modern bungalow uu south
Wheeling. uu pavement ON transportation, ,
! byiuR room ACROSS the entire front, fuIl
sizo east front lot real home, Call
brHgn 9aN6.
$500 'ASli and balance at $50 monthly.
buys boputitul y.ruum. new bungalow.
Al hulll IN irniuror breakfast room aud
hard Wuud floors throughout, good UlHtgru.
cement drive and rarHEr. Price it.bOO.
j. e. krudiu. exclusive agent y-t Ken.
needy lndE Phone Usage la0O.
! $500 bOWN being completed tot
1890, i've rooms. bath and uok floors,
! good location. Hpwor paid out, $50 q
/ month and interest ana Ito yours. cedar
/ .aat. tHbEv saah.
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t,turDfATE possession; nicely arranged
,.,o6-n corner apartment In good loca-
,,s, On north side. $50 monthly. For In
s,rm.ilon phone Usage 11l5.
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ARKANSAS


A dandy good a. acres ~ land sovcn
WUcr southwest uf this town. close TO
public road and ON telephone line, close
10 good school Hrd church and IN fine
ueIpnbptupOd. For white people only, has
good small house. good barn. wagon
shed. corn crib, hay barn, hru house. smoke
house, Two good wells aud spTluE. All
buildings up lu good shape, five acres IN
alfalfa. ono. hHlf H,rr IN HirH WbettirHs n
nice young orchard. 30 acres good land IN
cultivation, under a. good t'upr. inro 81 daL
&a7J cash. balance small payment each
y-sT. write u~u,r OF como at once. .,
n. Mills. Bonneville. ArF.
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RInGEwoon ADDITION

ltllllt y w oJll AlJlllllON
The last inside addition to Tulsa
within ~ blocks OF tn" downtown
district. Many sales have been
made In the last two weeks and only
"a few lots left in the addition, paw
ing less than one half OF the present
cost, two sewer payments paid,
5O-ft, lots on Owasso avenue.
$4,000 each
3 lots on Newport avenue and
Twelfth street. $500 each
lots on Newport, between
Tracy park ana Twelfth street,
$500 each.
corner lot on Owasso and
Twelfth street. $4,000.
son. corner lot, Norfolk and
Twelfth street, $4,000
2 lOtR on Norfolk and Thlr-
tecnth street. Gift fronts,
$4,000 each
The above fots can ne had on
terms Of one fourth cash. balance
three. six, nine and ~ months or
discount for cash. II you want to
avail yourself for one Of these choice
lots this 81 your chance az there
are only a few lots left out Of l57.
Special Inducements to builders.
For further particulars. see Theo-
dore Cox. 202 Mayo Bldg, telephone
Usage $50, or any reliable real
estate broker.
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| OZARK FARMS Missouri and Arkansas
from 20 To- 1000 scres, an prices from
/ 1900 uu. Come In or write Tho kpgbltl
co. GOa Security Building Phone OHugs
/ 6Etl ErHIdsurc. baaFr hGgC-V,
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE



An ATTRACTIVE C.rupm bungalow Zoo
brnatwunr. east front EardEy. base.
mont ruuEnud ..u Tor furnace. uHk floors.
tile bath. nicely decorated. This property
close iu ana iu o. restricted dIsiriyt Sal,
price ~ 500. LaHy terms can OusEo
ASK ME about that srvru looms iu HIl.
.ng. Geo. A. tummins, az security bldg
Cedar 335
HlGGESr HARGAlN ln Hlcrcst. seven
rooms basement garage Tile bath. an
huilt-iu features, ideal location. re.
ducod from $4,000 60 3s,75O with yg.S50
cash. A rock bottom bargain. Gcu. a.
'umWius 122 security hiiE Cedar 737
BkOApMOOH bungalow bargain. $1,000
cash VIII got you this dandy G.ruum.
ton. The price ls r.Eht call NJ W
turner os"ge oi9'. residence Usage
s5bs-J
BRAND NEW 5-room bungalow east
front bath, huiIt-iu Kitchen cabinet.
oak toora, only $500 cash. price a. 500.
and $50 month. owner. Cedar 40.
BRAND NEW--i 900 oash. t-roou buuEs.
low, oak floors, every buiIt.In ronven-
fence. tnautrl oak floors beautiful high
location. on North wheeling cheap. rave.
mrut. Priced right for quick sale. Very
reasonable monthly payments. call Cedar
ny OWSER Five room modern buuEa
low, on ruyom'uti hardwood floors.
French doors. hui|t-in features and base.
mont 500 cash payment Usage igso-J.
BUNGALOW Hrand new five rooms and
basement. corner lot. on paving, living
French doors and cabinet In Kitchen.
Price $500 with $3.50 cash. balance 10
suit owner, Cedar $3.50.
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mon - TOR sAIn
HOUsI.s FURNI,iitD

"A GROOM duplex to trade for rgonthly
payment notes Price $500. Usage sol.
APARTMENT site corner, close an. lOOE
co. three BLOCKS from high school
81, 500. terms. John l. BeauchSmp, Phone
Usage sia6-J,
BARGAIN-Flvo-rootA modern house
1900 bloCk East Admiral S5,2J1; 1900
down, $3.50 month. Would consider
Ford ant some cash or my CquIy Ia ore
to fiye-hcre tract with some improve
mcnts. owner, Usage ana, ash for Mr..
Terry,
ATTRACTIVE bungalow, new decorations.
IN good location, paving half paid out
fiye rooms, fu,l l2t, garage and drive
Call Cedar 2J20.
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10. teis,, -Four room modern duplex.
3 Utica. '"'Ae and water furnished. Sis
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foR EgSTT E.asT .a 5000 sSsiHh hSf y'6 6
" .ot Galveston. Phone Usage
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lAO FEET uu pavement with pavement
paid out. $50 cash, Price fbbs. Cedar
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uniutbisb. siS-room house, furnished or
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2UNIs, s., 22-Bungalow, five rooms and
bath, with garage. All modern, lot
bONlt0, Zine location, rent $50. lmmrdi-
ate possession. Call owner, Johnston.
Usage 43k2.
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WIOMINU


sDIuirUs lgGn.rr homestead, 2 uou
r.tHrur.. Iat taHy.r WE".
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HOUSES FuKNIsHEn

AtOt otss1 = = ~ h.NA1t' - .---.----' y
BIRCH, I839--One-half Groom duplex,
modern, rent S32.Joi immediate pos
session. Cedar isil.
DUPLEX-Three rooms furnished. modern.
reasonable rent 10 right party lOi y.
Easton ~.
FOR Furnished Broom, modern
duplex, south side, $50 per month,
OsagC 9222.
FOR RENT--Three- furnished house,
$50 per month. 40 Robinson Bldg, Call
Usage $3.50 or Usage 7l2O,
FORREST, s.. 1876 Five rooms. nicely fur
nished. house modern, t65. Usage 79I.
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k-'s-urNT Six room Ipartment.. 900 W
Hgh ~ J7E per month. The John H
htl"''. u. " Fourth St Usage 6OA
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

hOlsE TOR RENT II
FOR RENT Modern b-room buugalow.
80 per month. Pint Inv Co.. Osago
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" porch .sr.'uy 'uy,F Five rooms and sleeping
igml6ss newly decorated house, water
can be sbow,, w., ger month. Adults only
eay Ossgs saturday by appointment
FOR NENi,--ss--'',.-
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400 CASh-B3J per month. now 3-rupm
bungalow. gas. electricity, near nave
mout and car line, fine buy at 1880,
Cedar az.
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ton, overlooking Guy park. river west.
Tulsa etc Price $3.50, Wuts owner.
.HNnmunL- M-ALn.L.I-
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MODERN APARTMENT.

A Wss, Seventeenth. new i-rocm apart
rsrt Ole floor hall room, heat, hot
,.isr newly painted, decorated through
ogt Apply 20 Janitur In basement.
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WITH iNCHEAsES in OH. building viii
be- resumed, owner hos good north side
lot tpr pnla. oaHt front can Cedar 2l2b
- L. Il
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s.,rg vs.. :i5--Four-room. modern
fLl.r,,,rsrt. references. Usage beO7
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FOR REST-El lght-room house. newly
decorated. south side. Usage 1874
FOR RENT--One-half Of duplex, cast side.
Tour rooms, modern, $50. call Usage
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