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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-20
WILDERNESS GUY
ON GRID SQUAD

MoRGANTowN, Aug. 20
(special)-Dana T. Herold, from
Muddlety, wilderness district,
Nicholas county. West Virginia,
who played a guard position on
Ward Lanham's West Virginia
freshman team last year. and who
has always been somewhat of a
mystery so far as football Is CON
cerned here. is to be taken to the
Mountaineer training camp at
Deer Park, Aug. 20 and in connec.
ton with the announcement an
interesting story is told.
Herold showed up at the Noun
taineer training camp last year,
unheralded, ,unsung, and 50 far as
"Tubbyr McIntire knew, uninvit.
ed. McIntire had taken a personal
interest in making up the training
camp list and knew every man
who was invited so Herold was 4
mystery. He asked VINO Is this
guy?" and stated his Intention Of
running out the intruder. Director
Stansbury dissuaded ain, from this
course. however, and Herold
stuck. He was as green as could
be so far as football was concerned
but learned rapidly and was one
OF I.anham's mainstays before the
year was over. With McIntlre,
however. he was always Prob
lem as he could Learn nothing ~
his experience, wheta he came
from or anything else.
1t now develops. however, that
John McCue who pIayAG a guard
at Nttt Virginia in 1917 ans who
also balls from Nicholas county,
hat written Director Stsnseury
atcut Herold, stating :rankly that
he, was inexperienced, hu. that ne
weighed 200 pounds and was a
Fighter" Knowing Mcintlro's
aversion to men wlthcu: exner-
ience, Stansbury kept his own
counsel and invited Herola to the
camp "on his own hock.' 50 to
speak, with the result rs above 1t
now looks as though Hcrold. who
got to play football here only by
accident, might be a fairly valuable
man for the varsity post this year,
and certainly looks good for that
before he finishes his course here.
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from Wheeling where he was
called to attend the funeral Of a
relative.
Mrs. Rella Tosthmaa is spend
ing several days the guest Of
friends at Pittsburgh. Pa, and
Warren. Ohio.
Miss Mary Dulin Of Rivesville
has been spending several days OF
this week as the guest Of Miss
Agnes sapp IN Pennsylvania ave
nue.
Mr., and Mrs. Joseph Toothman
are home from Dents Run where
they were called by the Illness OF
q relative.
Mrs. Fred Daniels and children
Of Wheeling who have been spend.
ing a week with the formers sis
ter, Mrs. Joseph Dots in Rus
sell street returned home yeSten-
day.
Miss Lelai Frum Of Morgantown
is the guest of her cousin. Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Hail in Penn
sylvania avenue.
Miss Ada sapp Is home from a
recent visit with relatives at
Pennington.
Harold and Charles. Parker we're
recent visitors at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. All King at Pine Grove
The members Of the Junior Bible
class wN-e entertained at the home
OF Mrs. Frank s aNhite in Naomi
street for this weeks meeting.
Beyrl son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
!Trueman Thompson Is recovering
from a fsw days severe illness.
Mrs. Way1nan Wilt and little
daughter Of Bentons Ferry we're
visiting Mrs. G. V darlington on
Thursday Of this week
Mrs. Burns Moore and daughter
Lillian Doris are the guests Of
Mrs. Virginia Thorn at Logans-
port,
Miss Hilda Abel is spending
week with relatives at Valley
Falls, W. Va.
Frank and viii Clayton were
called to Hoodsville Wednesday
on account OF the death Of their
cousin Mrs, Mary Clayton
Mrs. Guy Satterfield Of Penn.
sylyania avenue was called 10
Sanford Wednesday by tho severe
illness of her sister Mrs. Maud
Helms.
/ Mrs. Edna Russell who has
been spending the summer months
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
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GREAT GAME
Booked FOR
River BOYS
Warrington Goes to Park
ersburg for Sunday
Battle

Abig game Is booked for the
Eingmont diamond tomorrow after.
room when the Kingmont team will
saelsie the Newhurg club, which
nss won is games In row. This
shodld be q real test for the Valley
liver boys, but with WEIGH, their
star biteher, on the mound, they
expect 10 land the game. Hun
man viii be back Of the plate.
Warrington will 60 to Parkers-
burg for 4 game tomorrow. Burns
VII he on the mound for the Man.
nington crowd and II he Is in top
form parkersburg will have TO steF
lively to gain the decision. Next
Sunday d great game is booked tot
Riackshere park when the King
mont team will play there.
me Doctors are making plans
Tor theft final games of the season
On Labor day, when two contests
are booked with the Oakland, Md
test1. The morning game will like
II be played at Mountain Lake
Ehfk& ana tue afternoon CONTEST AZ
ne Oakland field, Carr and Long
wilis do the pitching. The Doctors
wiiisieaye here two weeks from to-
morrow for this trip.
twin bill Is booked for tomor'
row afternoon at the Hoult dia.
riond. RivesvllIe will be the at.
FRACTION in one OF the games, while
the other contesttng team has not
been announced.
II was announced last evening
mar the Doctors are planning to go
Rittsburgii should win the pennant,
1lhis famous local ball club will
to the world series in a body II
daye block Of seats reserved for
me games played in Pittsburgh.
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nj trueIthat a Inn precedesG:biE
storm. Also tt'sE quiet after. ona,
JRmes Harrison Dempsey can't
understand WHY he hasn't got chi.
iouseg on his heels caused By
wmld De legitimate challengerH
nsowdtns him,
The champ9pr ohablys has forgot.
ten TINT M these second.raters at.
tended the, Jersey City matinee and
gct the tip straight that he hasn't
one back tasa anoughf for, them 70
pa e interes ting thimran the
cash customers.
Dempseyds{sti M comfng-not 70
5tig-and. he'ssmigh ty'lon6some.
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Americans have to don the dar
by to Georges Carpenter and su
zanne Lenglen.
They out.act US. They were born
for the stage, but gave the foot.
light game the double cross.
When Carpenter faced that 3d.,
000.odd gathering at Jersey City, he
smiled, he pantomimed. he acted
with the finish of a Barrymore.
When Suzanne skipped onto our
tennis courts for the first time al
Forest Hills, she toe-danced herself
into everybody's heart.
Georges lasted four rounds. Su.
zanne-welI, she had a break Of
tough luck.
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Patient Recovering

Miss Georgia Hale who lately
underwent a complicated operation
for appendicitis in the Cook hos
pital is making successful re.
covery. Miss Hale Is clerk in the
general merchandise store ooerat-
ed by her brother John E. Hale In
Pennsylvania avenue. and has
hosts Of friends who will be glad
to see her back on duty.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Higgin.
botham who have been living on
Liberty avenue have moved their
household goods to the home Of
Mrs. Higginbotham's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William Lynch In Bell
view avenue. The house formerly
occupied by the Higginbothams
was recently sold to Marcelle Jol.
lift, who is having repaired and
repainted before leasing It again.
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Dinner Guests

Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Mahaftey
OF Highland avenue entertained a
party Of relatives at well ap,
pointed six o'clock dinner on
Thursday evening Of this week.
Covers were laid for Mrs. Edna
Ryan and Mrs. Bessie Evans Of
Moundsyille, Mrs. Martha salter,
Raymond salter and little daugh.
ter Mildred, Mr.. and Mrs. Mahaf.
fey and daughters Elsie and
Gretchen
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Buys Property

Earl McGinnis. who some
months ago sold his property in
Pennsylvania avenue to George
Henderson has recently become
the owner Of another residence on
Newton street OF the East Side.
Mr.. McGinnis has moved his
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-20

U. 3. Fawcett in Pennsylvania
avenue has returned 70 her home
at Detroit
Mrs. Dee Ammons and children
Of Highland avenue. are spending
few days with the formers
daughter Mrs. Lillian Morgan At
Mouongah.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-20

Maiden Lane is the home Of the
tewelry and diamond business in
New York.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-20

Games Today
Pittsburgh at Boston.
ST Louis at New York.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-20

The process Of making asphalt
like that found IN the ruins OF
Babylon Is a lost art.
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Motor TrIp

seriously bFCks
Motor Trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Forinash OF
Weston. and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
whitman Of Russell street are
leaving Sunday for an extensive
motor trip, They viii visit rela.
tives at Cleveland, Akron and other
points in Ohio, before returning
home.
Mrs. Sam Jones of Washington.
d. c.. has returned home after
a visit With Mrs. Rose Jones In
Naomi street and other Bellview
relatives.
Charles and Jimmie. young sons
OF Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. wilbern
OF Russell street are recovering
from a few days illness.
H. H. Watson OF Jenkins. KY. /.
was the guest Of the family Of
James Liplnskt yesterday. Mir.
Watson was a former resident Of
Bellview..
Mrs. Anna Reynolds and her
aunt Mrs. E. NJ. Straight were
guests Of Mrs. Bell Watkins at
Monongah on Thursday of this
week.
Mrs. Russell Graham has re.
turned to her home in Walnut
avenue after spending few days
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Yost Or Russell street. 4
Mr.. ] B. Glasscock OF Davies
Run Is spending week with his
son James Glasscock in Bellvlew
Gyenue.
Mrs. E. NJ. Garrison Of Penn.
sylvanta avenue accompanied by
her two children Elinor and Davis
are spending a week with the for.
mer's parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Shaw, who reside near Grange.
vile.
Ernest F. MILAN returned to
! N. nnlngton yesterday after a
short visit with his sister Mrs. W.
E. Dennis
George Henderson has returned
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-20
Sport Chatter.

With four victories out OF stx
games with the fighting but lowly
Pills, the Pirates hoped over to
Boston today in q fairly good frame
Of mind. Breaking even yesterday
while the Giants were winning q
single game. Gtbby's men dropped
half game, but a SIX game lead
this late N the season isa some
lead, unless the Pirates blow6p en-.
tIrely. The Giants must win two
thirds Of their remaining 80 games
and the Pirates drop half ofsthelrs
for the New Workers. to tie Pitts
burgh. At the rate the two teams
have been going all season, such an
ending is possible but not likely.
For the last three weeks the Giants
have been going along at about q
500 pace and It Is not possible that
they will hit 800 on the last lap
Of the season or that the Pirates
will go back to 500 on the spedome.
with dissension in the Yanks'
ranks the chances OF New YORK
having a lookin on a world series,
let alone making 1t an exclusive
Manhattan affair, are very slim.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-20
AMERICAN LEAGUE
I. .YeEterdaY,n Reaultn

Boston. IL; Detroit, 8.
Detroit. 10; Boston, 0.
Chicago. %: New York, 3.
washington 6: 81. Louis, O.
Cleveland Philadelphia not
4 scheduled
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-20
HOW THEY
IL ND
NATIoMAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results
Pittsburgh, IA; Philadelphia, 3.
Philadelphia, a; Pittsburgh, I.
Vow York, 8; Cincinnati, 8.
st Louis, 9: Brooklyn, 4.
Boston, 9; Chicago, 2.
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household goods to the new rest
denee In the last few days.
caIIed 70 wheelln,e

j, s. Wade who was called to
wheeling the first OF the week on
account Of his daughter who Is III
with typhoid fever in the North
wheeling hospital has returned
home. The daughter still continues
seriously sick.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-20

Waffle Pipp. slender first base
guardian for the Yapks, wants to
be In world series this fall for his
fathers sake.
OF course, wallle would enjoy
the spoils as much as the average
American, but Mr.. Pipp. ST., Is i
terrific fan
The elderly PIpp is vice president
OF an enamelware plant at Terre
Haute, but he spends most OF hip
summers following Wallie and the
Yanks around.
He gets more pleasure IN seeing
son Wallie foul one than he does
out Of watching Babe Ruth hoist
one clear out In the country air.
Jack Dempsey has dropped ouI
Of the limelight.
A few weeks ago he was front
page story II he Strengthened his
necktie,
Few people even know where hs
is now.
That's the racket of sport. When
you are doing things the public
holds spyglass on you. When
idle you are out Of range.
Two million people swing goli
clubs every week in this country
They own from 100000 to l6,
100000 drivers, putters, brassEes
mldirons, etc.
More than $4,000 feet Of 80 dif
ferent kinds of wood are cut each
year for sport purposes.
Hickory Is the best golf club han
dies. Perslmmon and dogwood ar.
the best for heads.
The wood used for golf clubs
ball bats. tenns rackets. would
build a whole street OF cottages
But the investment in wood fol
sports is worth while.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-20

Horses reach an average ass OF
20 years.
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Your Pay Envelope May Stop Bat Your. Dividends e
An Income. independent
Bat YOur Dividends Continue
Of Your Job

HNK HOW COMFORTING 1T WOULD you your family to know
that even If salary might would still
work
Hesof community - Ae
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-17

LlATES--ti6o cash puts you In possess
sion OF n neat three.room cottage, full
lot, within Is blocks OF Third and Main
and two blocks OF car line and paving.
balance $40 per month. Don't htIay,
Cali Usage s92.
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OKLAHOMA

OF scre. With the following improve.
ments. Good flvc-room house and two.
room house IN back yard. rents for tth
per month. plenty of good water, plenty
barn, about one acre In T grapes, in lin, tine
condition; good garden patch The II
acres In fee for tio.oo0. and thers In 40
acres rented for xrass this year that
party owns the one property. can use the
grass. See or write j. X. uraeh. Dewey.
Okla. a
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

10 - mhluf
Phone Usage $3.50
DouuHNrT machine and light lunch
fixtures, everything ready to start husi.
ness, at less than hall Of actual cost tall
Usage 656s-R, ---.--.--------.--.-
CASH KEGi STERs-w sell, rent. repair
and exchange. q W. First. Phone
Cedar sos.
BEAUTIFUL ladies' diamond dinner ring.
Eighteen small and one large center
stones, Solid platinum mounting. Trade
for Liberty bonds. Price sf0O' IT,. NJ,
McCroary 7oi Daniel Bldg, .---------
GANTX HAY a FEED Co,--Price list per
100: Corn chops fl,5b; chicken feed
$50; shorts ti.s0i mill run tl.ls; alfalfa.
sweet sl.75: mule and horse feed, fis0;
dairy feed sl.90; prairie hay 55c and 7bo
per bale, alfalfa hay 75c. Extra charge
csc for delivery. 1889 East Archer, osase
7044-R.
WE sell, buy, rent or akonsage. nxtufss
chow cases, desks. reEisters stoPls.
tables chairs, counters, ice bores. ohsok'
erltcrs rates, coffee urns, scales, vacuum
cleaners, etc Cedar sos. 30 w FirsA
ZEN iNGEBsoLL, rand eonprsSsors; sas
engines 0 10 s0-horse power, ivs mils
2 inch line pipe, Address. P ., Box. No.
sis. OTTAWA, Kan. .---.----
WO0D AND COAL dsA
DEEP NINE COAL
FOR SALE by THE CARLOAD
PHONE CEDAR 1883
CALoRIC COAL GO.
sa6 MAYO BLDG.
=. TULSA.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-17

YORKTOWN, N,-~,soo down; mice fiye.
room modern bungalow. best district
oak floors, paved street. Price 5000
Dshse thgg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-17
ARKANSAS

40 ACRES Of land 80 aorrs In hearing
orchard, good well good buildings, or-
chard bearing ana has cleared $4,000 N
one crop, viii sell IN easy terms ta.hOo
down and balance to suit buyer reason
for selling. have two more orchards and
can't handle them. Address HAIRY suit
van, 'Bentonville, Ark, for psrtioulars,
161 ASKEs iine land, all FENCED, one
fourth mile 10 town. eight -rUdin house
two bic barns. will make 50 bushels 81
corn or bale ot cotton per acte, Price
tl2bOO, terms 40 acres good upland,
IMPROVED. Price $1,000. Wilson Land Coz
IbOneyills, Ark.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-17
PERSONAL PROPERTY

sOoD VutNSS " Eat u
SrW YORK Deiicatessan. Grocery aud
pjah Market ~ receiving fresh ship.
rent Of fresh fisa daily, VIII deliver "a
ary part of city two poucds or more oi
e.b phone Usage 97bl. 3i2 ~. Main
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-17

Down ana easy terms will give YOU an
improved farm IN california. Ideal cii-
mate and big farming profits. For par
CAM.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-17
MISSOURI

NEW YEAR-Time 10 start something
good Tor yourself; 20 aad 80 acre farms
In the pretty OIarks, Mo-, lust south OF
ST. Louis At low priCes and easy pay
msnta 20 those only who have no land.
Apply 90 J, ., HAMILTON. Chanute. Kan,
$50 w. Fourth.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-17
PERSONAL PROPERTY

b.N, tfI lbNNl, PIANO NAIt ES--pnc
very slightly used bradley plano at s2s5.
one tirardey, wonderful plano. at a big
piano, this old standard make In fine con.
dition and tone, now only 1900. Better
see these quick Botcfuhr Peters Music
Co., tOS =. Main. Phone Usage 97tG.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-17

TWO fIpr Wilton rugs $50 each, mahog-
any twin beds si5 each. rocker slb.
three sas heaters. wicker porch swing 50.
iiJ n Gillette.
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wANrED--rrom owner. four or five
room modern houre an pavement; prlc"
right. not over s. $50. whore si,Ioo In src-
oud mortgage notes payable tee per
month NJ intetcst VIII he accepted hs iri-
tiel psvineni, balance $50 per month.
Oaago shlh,
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
OFFICES AND DrsK ROOM

OFFICES AND DGSk ROOM 10
FOR HENT--Threc Offices, Wright Dldg !,
two completely furnished, viii sell fur
niiure 20 icssse. inquire ola wright pldg
FOR RENT--Desk space. can ossEe seaT
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-17

FOR SALE--Nino-piece oak dining room
Get, three-piece living room suites. 9io
cheyenne.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-17

NrED--To buy on southwest side or
some other auitab-, location. two
story house suitable for subiettins. Ad-
hrrna noN qse, city.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-17

WE NAVE y buyer cor i've to six.rocm
house. must be worth the money. Ar
rpdc Investment 90.
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OIL MACniNEny-suPrIIEs

FOR SALE OR RENT--pumps, hand and
power for water and oil. X. I. Court.
noy. 415 n. Main 81.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-17

FUR N-I-T-r-R-E
RErINtSHINGG AND REilAIRING
TpuOi.s STEERING, FINE ENhNELING
Prices within teason. prompt service.
aokIahpma'S Finest Furniture Workers"
PHONE OSAGE 4-3-G
Tulsa Furniture Repair shop.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-17

OIL WELL CASING FOR SALE
s5 feet o - in. 70-lb. casing, 81 per foot
$50 feet i2h in. b0-lb. casing, % per foot
$40 feet lo.in. 32-lb. casing, So per foot
2.S00 feet 6A in. 24-lb. casing, 81 20 per
foot. Above casing been run once In dry
hole and In first-class condition. James
Lugf. Ryan, Okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-17

yoR sALE-Five rooms OF practically
new furniture. In good condition: house
an be rented. Call at 42s 8. Lansing.
aee g777
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WANTEp--To buy small property, three
to- five rooms fairly well located. $3.50
cash to pay, Address Hox ass, city.
ncer Tulss Address nox ss9. city.
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HOUSES FOR SALE

ssOs'h' sVss snssH
FOR SAlt-one large frame building ami
foundation. IN Frisco addition; suitable
for grocery store or may ba divided into
hye-toom cottage. Call Usage sio.
NEW CITY MAP re.dy tor delivery. Cali
Usage ibii iz2 W. Third 81 n. W.
Swsrt
VI 600 CASH SIX room modern bunwa-
low hardwood floors, pretty msntel
ess,s;'msnt' ss,; sAras. and drive nice hlrh
well secured real estate notes In part pay
1900 CASH ,s5 per month, on pavement.
., nye-rooin modern home hardwood
about this Usage sol.
MokNINusIDE-A bargain In beautiful
two-story residonco; -four bedrooms. liv-
entire front, breakfast room, furnace, good
quarters Usage sssi. W ]. Henry
BOSTON. S.--choice east front location
close to jitney and street car, sttrsc,
tive s!s.room bungalow. elegantly fur
nished with practically new furniture.
WIN sell either furnished or unfui nishsd,
Usage 1851. W. !, Henry.
FOR SALE or TRADE--In Oroutt add.
ton, tour-room modern, new, 1913 s.
Utica ST., one and one-half blocks of
Terrace drive south. good we'll and 81 900
firs, mortgage notes 10 trade Tor larger
place ana assume some loan or pay dif-
ference IN cash. sea Russ /. Grnnt 5li
security Blda, Phone 2leO.
NORTH siDE--,lose in, ii,too cash. iye,
room modern bungalow, hardwood noprs
throughout, extra size lot. Price 81 900.
oEage SOL
rwO new houses just ughL Tor small
family: modern Ia every respect, electric
light fixtures In and all walls decorated
tau move In at once. Small payment
down. balance lust Ike ront Gall OsHgo
l2l for appointment 10 see them.
fHEEE-HOOM iiurSE-Iot to0s 30. ga
rage ana good we'll viii sell chcsp.
can Ossgo $3.50.
ron sALE--hS -ownrr. s-ruorn modoru,
osk floors stIage, $500, $4,000 each.
2lG y Victor st,
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REAL ESTATE
Tho II, .. Jnpling Company
haA AfIF 5aas

''7N'''f ffff
ONE Of the beet burE on north Hide. five
rooms large vsrsndas. basement and
garHg" four fuomz on rear. fun lot. pres
ont eucuubfAuco $1,000. VIII self Tor
1880, 50 600 handles. immediate posses
sion, you'l have very few oppnrtunitte.
like THE, See uE at once MssheW A Co.
1919 Turner bldg, psag" isi4
FIVE ROOM modern house by owner
very close In property, walking distance.
lO4 x. Cincinnati Osag" 7liG,
NEW modern bungalow. OAK floors, built
I'm features, large basement. good loca-
tiOn, southwest part ~ City. only 1890,
easy terms. Home Investment CO., J1g
KENNEDY Phone Usage 1919
PLEASANT east front flve-foom Hno
oak floors. built-in cabinet. nicely dec
GRATED, just completed and ready To move
into, can Monday for appointment.
Home Investment CO., 502 Kennedy Bldg
Usage 7sa,
FAST SIDE SiN-room hunfslow screen
cd IN back porch, good well, garage,
fun size east front lot. ON car line; t.000.
400 cash, balance essy, call Baker,
Cedar 1850.
TWO-ROOM COTrAGE--Fuli lot, nice To-
cation In Kendall. for VI ,2s0, with ti50
cash. t2S per month. Call Usage e3s.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-17
rRACkA0E Ann INDUSTRIAL

CHOICE rkACKAGE--Factory and ware
housc properties. large ana small tracts
improved aud unlmprOved. Usage 966i.
" y. Henry.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-17

FoR SALE Oh fRApES 40 acres, eight
miles east OF Tulsa On the Ozark Trail ,
smooth level land. Call Mr.. johnson
Osage 1855.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-17

FOR SALE -lsO arfpa Arkahsss liver
bottom land, between Tuisp ana n,yby,
all alfalfa land and most All n cultiya-
ton. three sets small improvements, beet
Of water, on paved roAh. wonderful
buy for sl2b per acre, ana make good
terms Seo Russ l.. Grant, 6Ia Security
Hfdg Phone 2iBN