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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-04-28
IL YEAR OLD GIRL
SHOOTS FATHER
Frank johnson Died This Morning st
Pour O'clock.

Using - Colts special. Frances A.
johnson the l7-yearOld daughter OF
Frank Johnson. living just beyond Mud
creek. sent two bullets into the body
~ her father. yesterday afternoon. one
20 king effect Ia the back Of his head and
the other IN the stomach. He died
from the effects OF the wounds this
morning az four O'Clock
Neighbors were called ia Immediately
after the shooting. and Sheriff Walker
evns notified. He went % the Johnson
homs. and brought Frances Johnson TO
Hickman. accompanied by the girls
sister. Ella. ~ years old. who insisted
upon going with her sister 10 jail
They are both lodged ia the county
jail.
No eve witnesses were present so far
as o. now known. Yesterday afternoon
when Sheriff Walker arrived at the
home Johnson called him 10 his side
and told him that the girl had done
the shooting At first she denied hay-
ing killed him.
When interviewed By a Courier re-
porter this morning she said that she
shot him first while he was seated at
table ia the kitchen. this shot enter
ing his head lie got up from the table
and started for the door when she shot
him aguin. She said. and he fell. He
asked her why she shot him and who
told her 20. and she did not reply. lie
dragged himself out On the porch aud
asked for II pillow which was brought
and placed under his head. Then the
neighbors were notified
When asked why she shot him. the
girl said that be had always treated
her very cruelty. that he would not buy
her any clothes-Only three dresses
since last winter and no hat, shoes or
stockings She said that he would not
provide food for the girls. and when
he bought anything h. would not di-
vide with them, taking IL all for him
self He would not allow her To leave
fhe house and the only times she ever
went anywhere was when she could
manage 20 20 without his knowledge.
She said be- had taken her 10 town but
twice. once on September I and once
sometime "a year ago last June. She
~iid that she stood his mistreatment AS
long as IL was possible for her to do
SD and the only way oht of her troubles
was o. Kill him.
While talking both the girls broke
down and cried.
.lohnson's reputation in the commune
ify IN which hc lived j. said 10 be very
bad. and be hns been arrested several
times charged with various offenscs
Examining trial for the girl has not
yet been set
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-04-28
REPRESENTATIVE

& torpid liver needs an overhauiiug
with Herbine. It's benefits are immedi-
stcly apparent. Energy takes the plIce
Of laziness appetite returns. and the
hour Of rest brings with 90 sound. rec
frcshing sleep. Price. zoe. sold by
Hickman Drug Co.
Kabo. The live model corset and hrns-
sier corsets az 9Sc and zap brassieres az
Do and up. Dohs0n's.
When IN need OF monuments. slate
burial vaults. call or write N. 1. Boul-
ton. Fulton. Ky. 41tf
10 yards good brown domestic. yard
wide. glC. Uuhson's
w. II. Branham, Of Union City. was
here sunday.
Ladies silk dresses. special values
at Dobson's.
Two good milch COWS FOR SHELL c.
Helm. 4f2c
Small buck towels. for 1Jc.-Dob-
sous.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-04-28


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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-04-28

TalI1u citizens ladies Hni a-nf. .m.a
In mnsiu- This formal luunuur,lH. uf
.n~ H candidate fur fhe Ht-.n nf ttr.I't
Judge of tle First Juii.ial District ni
Kentucky. subject fn tle action 90 t-e
pcmocrtic Primary nest August q. j
feel deeply sensible uf if- great import
lance to the whole people and fo tLe ta-
riauS legal bars of the District
THE advancement Of ODE state in ODD
far great interests Isl made through w -s
legislation and faithful admiui-tratlnu
of ODE laws.
The advancement az fhc State springs
from enlightened -t,a e~mau~hip iu t.r
halls OF legislation. ard from the iutrs
rifg OF fhe bench and ar ihc har.
A statemau has said Tell me thC
character Of the men who are Oh mnae
and Oh administer our laws for a -erer
alton to come and viii tell you wheth-
or the Commonwealth Isl to be blessed
with prosperity or cursed with adver-
sity.T
The hest growth Of liberty is the law.
I 10 Viudicatcs thc right. and condemns
/ the wrongs. uuhoids authority ami for
Ihids and Furnishes tyranny If f. the
dispenser ~ Justice. the Shields ~ lu-
Iuu.eurc the guardian OF fhe defcr-e-
less tho comfort and consolation ef fhe
good and confusion Of the wicked
Iiy ifs regular course and opera tiau
the fruits ~ peace is secured.
without 20 q republic. o. impossible
Every man has the ri-hf t0 he exempt
from fle domiua fiou OF his uciglnor (.
fo hc protected Don person and property.
ANA in tie pursuit Of happiness ga DIS
own way.
such Is Just definition ~ TIE law
Ga ifs purity. It's -nndeur and if- MIA its-
O. Of the law as Il should De-
The intelligent citizen understands
too wei how largely fhe prosperity ard
confcufmcut ~ tine whole people D. de-
pendent upon the character Of thps.
who represent the body Of the people
in the temples Of Justice.
While 10 e. the duty Of the Judge
not simply o. himself hut 90 the State
90 maintain the dignity and % enforce
the authority which the law confcrs
upon him. De Is Of an men under the
greatest obligation t0 preserve an even
temper. calm judgment and a gentle
manly demeanor.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-04-28

Miss Lille Dillon spent few DAYS
last week with her parents in Nash
Vile. She was accompanied home bv
Mrs Joe Butts who IS visiting friends
here.
Monday NJ Tho RoV-Your favorife
star. Eugene O'Brien. in "Rroad,vav
and Home" This Is a picture YOU viii
Ian enjoy
Born ~ the wife ~ John Dotson. Ir
"A ten pouni hoy Tho little fellow has
been named Earl Johnson.
Jack Sarrcft. Jake Wiley and Ren
Walker. in the lasts car. motored IN
Bandana. Ky this week.
Remember Mrs Briggs ~ The Porl-
try Yard ut Sylvan Shade. Friday ev-
ehln- May I" 1929
Charles overly. az Los Angeles. Cal
spont few days here this week mixing
with friends.
Tuesday NJ The Rcx-Buck Janes
back In Western pictures. The One
Man Trail"
few more mems dress shirts left AZ
'Hc. Come and get yours now. AZ Doh
sons
Pure Bred White Rock Eggs for sale
500 for 10 eggs.-Mrs. Alvin Mabrv
houte T. 43f
why pay more when you can buy n
good canvas glove for dime al Doh
Sou'Sr
IT you fish. or ever intend 10 20 fish
ing you ought 10 see that line al Reid
Bros
Mrs Ernest Castleman. Of McFwe,
Tenn. Is visiting Mrs. Joe Castlernan
The big dinner set that is being give,
away is on display at Reid Bros.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-04-28

Two nice large bedrooms for rent
Not suitable for housekeeping Apply
90 Mrs X. r. Johnson. Phone 90. lie
FOR SALE-Seed Irish Potatoes.
late variety. To plant the first Of July.
w T. Barton. Route >. 45-2p
FOR SALE. CHEAP fifty pounsc
capacity Refrigerator almost as good "a y
new. See W r. Caldwell 46-tfc
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-04-28

ANNOUNCEMENTS.
The following gentlemen Huthori1e
the Courier To announce them as can
dfdater FOR Fulton County offices. sub
iect to the Democratic primary August
lggl: tCaHh must accompany all an
nouncsments-)
CIRCUIT JUDGE
HON. ELvIs j. STAIR
HON. J. +. WARREN
W. III. HESTER
COMMONWEALTH ATTORNEY
HON. j. ID. VIA
>. A. CALI THOMAS
J. %. WEST
III. q. SHAW
JOHN 81. THOMPSON
W.C. (Ciareucel REED
WALTER I. SHUFE
DAN BRIGGS
Guy HOWARD
g. A. MURCHlSON
BOB JACKSON
MAX ROPER
CIRCUIT CLERK
W. l. HAMPTON
for Reeiecti0nl
COUNTY COURT CLERK
%. q. HENRY
ffor Reeiectionl
MISS HUNTER tJettl BROWDLR
TAX COMMISSIONER
W. +. COFFEY
(for Reelectionl
J. l.. JEFFRESS
JAS. Il. MILNER
COUNTY ATTORNEY
DEE l.. M-NEfLL
(for Reelection
LON ADAMS
JAILER-
RI CTOBE) JACKSON
LON PALMER
w. y (Simpl SEAT
I. f. (Ed) BARBOUR
COUNTY JUDGE
CHAS ID NUGENT
W. j. MMURRY
REPREsENTATIvE-
W. r. WALKER
W. 4. EASILY
MAGISTRATES. Dist. No. s.
:. A. BASSETT
HENRY POLLOCK
MAGISTRATE. Dist No. a.
LESLIE BRICE
BRENT VAUGHN
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-04-28

CIRCUIT JUDGE
HON. ELVIS j. STAIR
HON. j. Il. WARREN
W. III. HESTER
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-04-28
CIRCUIT CIERk-

W. l. HAMPTON
(fOr Reeiectionl
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-04-28
COUNTY COURT CLERK-

%. q. HENRY
ffor Reclecticn)
MISS HUNTER tIettl BROWDLN
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-04-28
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

ANNOUNCEMENTS.
The following gentlemen authorizes
the Courier To announce them as can
didates for Fulton County offices. SUI
iect to the Democratic primary August
1871: tCaEh must accompany all an
nouncsments-l
The Columbus dispatch., 1921-01-09
Miss Ethel Hardy Entertains Young
Ladies' Bridge Club.

The Young Ladies' Bridge Club was
entertained at the Woman's Club on
last Saturday morning by Miss Ethel
Handy. with a bridge party. De-
corations Of holly frightened the club
The Columbus dispatch., 1921-01-09

joy the popular and fascinating game.
Five. tables were arranged for the
pleasant pastime at the assembly
room at the Woman's Club. Decora-
tions of crysanthemums gave rich
Color and artistic charm to the ami
mated scene.
After the games tempting menu
was served. The guest list included:
Mesdames j. w. Slaughter, s. B. Trip
petit, B. G. Hazard, Sam Lindamood,
Bob Hardy, J. w. Cox, Herman Owen,
IF P. Phillips, Arthur Stansel, Hous-
ton Cox, Nelson Hutchinson, William
Waring, J. 7. Sanford, j. T. Searcy,
Willis Pope, S. L. Game, Jack Robin
son, Hunter Walker, w. P. Pope,and
Misses Georgia Hopkins and Annie
Stephenson. Mrs. Locke was assisted
in receiving by Mrs. 7. J. Locke.
X Y X
Bernard Romans Chapter, ID. A. r.
The Bernard Romans Chapter, D. A.
r met at the Woman's Club last
Wednesday and dispatched consider
able business. Avery comprehensive
report from the Patriotic and Educa-
ticnal committee was given in by the
chairman, Mrs. L. E. Mayfield. The
report told of historical and patriotic
work supervised this year and out
lined other work for the winter. The
Chapter voted to offer a medal to a
school pupil for historical or patriotic
work, the details to be made known
later. An election Of delegates to
the state convention at Gulfport next
Spring resulted as follows: Mrs. King,
Mrs. w. N. Hutchinson, Mrs. D. F.
Mccullough and the regent, Mrs. T.
Bailey Hardy.
X K X
Parent Teacher President Coming.
Mrs. j. c. Meadows, District Vice
President Of the Parent Teacher as
sociation is in receipt of letter from
Mrs. Hughes, State President, an
nouncing the itinerary of Mrs. Miltor
I. Higgins, of Wooster, Mass, Nation
al President of Parent Teacher As,
sociatiops. who expects to tour thu
Southern States this Spring. The foul
associations of the city have unani
niously voted to invite the distinguish
ed visitor to Columbus and to show
her all courtesies due her position
and those attentions for which the hos
pitality Of Columbus Is famed. Mrs
Higgins win probably reach Colum
bus early in March and during he
stay in the city she will be the hous
guest of Mrs Meadows.
X X "
Miss Ethel Hardy Entertains YounI
Ladies' Bridge Club.
The Young Ladies' Bridge Club wa
entertained at the Woman's Club oI
last Saturday morning by Miss Ethe
Handy. with a bridge party. DE
corations Of holly frightened the clu
The Columbus dispatch., 1921-01-09

Miss Ann Simms has. resumed her
duties in the English Department of
THE M. s. G. W., after an absence Of
several months. The attractive iasl
sistant ia English has a host of friends
who welcome most cordially her re-
turn to the college. During Miss
Simms' absence her position was filled
by Miss Tunnel, who is now supply
ing for Prof. Duff Stephenson, who is
ut Of town on business.
The Columbus dispatch., 1921-01-09

playing basket bali last Friday after
noon at the High school. Miss Card
ner suffered broken ankle and was
carried to the hospital for surgical
attention. Her friends hope the at
tractive and popular little maid win
soon recover.
The Columbus dispatch., 1921-01-09

PLEASE NOTE Every arti-
Gle marked with the same cost
and selling price as when they
first came i'm. Everything
marked to sell in Plain Figures.
You can do your own figuring.
The Columbus dispatch., 1921-01-09
Parent Teacher Association.


The business meeting of the s. d.
Lee Parent Teacher association, held
at the High school last Wednesday,
was attended by large and enthus-
iastic membership Spirited interest
was manifested in the several mat
ters discussed. With the president,
Mrs. H. NJ. Pratt, presiding, reports
were rendered by committee chairmen.
Mrs. Carey Cooke gave report of the
bazaar, and Miss Lacy Howard Of the
Library. A letter was read by Mrs.
Meadows from the National Presi-
dent of Parent Teacher Associations,
stating that she intended to tour the
South and wished to include Columbus
in her itinerary. The secretary was
instructed to give the national presj-
dent cordial invitation to be the
guest Of the local associations. It was
voted to postpone, for the present,
the annual entertainments for the
Fathers, Sons, Mothers, and Daugh-
ters, and conserve the funds for the
entertainments Of the Hi Y Girls Con
vention in the Spring. The address Of
the meeting was made by Professor
Meadows and contained number of
very helpful suggestions for the
growth of the association.
The Columbus dispatch., 1921-01-09
4 za}>4|:|:cl4M!;}!1;75 (; 6 =
~. So .@S 81

CANT wedding breakfast given by their
sister, Mrs. Annie Harris. The bride
and groom are members of prominent
Lowndes county families. The bride
is the daughter of the late Mr.. Sam
Ussery and a very lovable and at
tractiye young lady. The groom is
the SON of Mr.. Wilbur Vaughn. He
is,a young man of sterling worth. He
has been engaged in business in En-
sley, Alabama for some time.
Y X Il
Activities in Hymens Realm.
New Year resolutions, New Year
responsibilities, and New Year Hap
Ipiness were intermingled by several
young couples from Alabama, who
came to Columbus last week to en-.
list the good offices of Justice Reeves
in concentrating their dream bliss
Columbus has always been a popular
resort for Alabama matrimonial as
pirants who wish to surprise Their
friends. On January 4th Justice
Reeves officiated at the ceremony
uniting in marriage Miss Ollie Delms
Kelly and Mr.. Thomas P. Commons
|of Millport, who motored from Alaba
ma for the event. On January 6tl
the affable Justice pronounced solemn
rites consumating the happiness o.
Miss Theo Whitly and Mr.. Morgan
Spiller, of Fayette. On the 7th Mis-
Trannie Price and Mr.. Arlie Moore
Of Fayette, were happy claimants
of RI. Reeves services.
Y X X
Mrs. Oscar Locke Entertains Fo
Miss Byhum.
Miss Helen Bynum, the much ad
mired guest of Mrs. Oscar Locke, wa
the honoree at a beautiful bridge par
ty last Friday afternoon, when Mrs
Locke invited a charming coteri
Of friends to meet her guest and en-
The Columbus dispatch., 1921-01-09

IOUHlo Will HiciiuliCo VI Huiludy
pleasures recently enjoyed. Mrs. Bob
Hardy and Mrs. Willis Pope received
the pretty prizes awarded A tempt
ing two course luncheon was served
after the games. Those present were:
Mesdames Willis Pope, Bob Hardy,
Sam Lindamood, William and Oscar
Burris, George Faison, H. X. Robin
son, Misses Dixie and Rebecca Hardy,
Katherine Cox, Pauline Harris, Geor-
gia Hopkins, Thankful Howell and
Miss Culbert.
Mrs. F. C. Owen Entertains Thursday
Bridge Club.
Mrs. F. C. Owen was most charm
ing hostess to the Thursday Bridge
Club last Saturday afternoon, enter
tanning her guests at her home on
Main street. An attractive arrange
ment of crysanthemums in the receipt
ion rooms gave artistic tone to the
delightful occasion. After the games
the guests repaired to the dining room,
where around table graced with
crysanthemums, chocolate and sand
wiches were served.
n X X
The friends Of Mr.. w. c. Meek are
congratulationing him upon the sue
cess of a surgical operation, per-
formed by Dr. Cunningham Wilson,
of Birmingham, which relieved him of
a disagreeable growth that has an
noyed Mr.. Meek for several years.
Mr.. Meek accompanied by Mr.. Seth
Meek and Mrs. Susie Bolton went to
Birmingham last week to undergo
the operation which was a very deli
cate one.
Mrs. Mayfield Entertains The High
School Faculty.
| Mrs. L. E. MayieId's attractive
home on Main street was opened in
cordial hospitality to the members OF
the s. d. Lee High School Faculty last
Saturday afternoon, when Mrs. May
4 field complimented her guests with q
most pleasing courtesy at which
games Of Hearts furnished delight
full entertainment. A delicious salad
course was served at the conclusion ol
the games.
! Mrs. Hartsell Entertains Society.
! A very pretty entertainment was
given Friday night by Mrs. Robert
Hartsell at her home two miles
northeast of Columbus on the Tusca
loosa road. A large crowd enjoyed
dancing, rook and other games. Th'
reception hall, porlor and dining
room was beautifully decorated il
holiday colors. A delicious course o
salad and cake was served afte
1 which the word adieu was given.
The Columbus dispatch., 1921-01-09

meeting on the subject Training
Children in Citizenship All chair
men Of different circles are urged to
be present with their reports and their
collections of newspapers.
The Columbus dispatch., 1921-01-09

Miss Willetta Gardner's friends will
be panied to learn of the serious ac-
cident, which she sustained while
The Columbus dispatch., 1921-01-09
Vaughn-Ussery.

A quiet but impressive ceremony
uniting in marriage Miss Arleen Us
sery, Of Woodlawn, and Mr.. Fenton
Vaughn, of Bnsley, Ala, was solemn
lied at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. q.
E. Grout last Wednesday morning,
the Reverend J. C. Rowan, officiating,
The bride wore becoming travelling
suit Of blue with harmonizing acces-
sories. Following the ceremony the
happy couple motored to Steens
where they were honorees at ar ele.
The Columbus dispatch., 1921-01-09

Remeber us when you need printing.
The Columbus dispatch., 1921-01-09
Parent Teacher Association Of The
Practice School.

The Parent Teacher association, of
the Practice School, will hold meet
ing tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock
in Miss Fant's room at the college.
Professor Burgin will address the
The Columbus dispatch., 1921-01-09

5OPER CENT REDUCTION
on all Ladies' Coat Suits, Coats,
Silk and Wool Dresses, Skirts,
Waists, Silk and Muslin Under
wear and Furs.
The Columbus dispatch., 1921-01-09

1913 PER CONTRADICTION
ON entire stock of Dry Goods,
Shoes, Gents Furnishings and
House Furnishings.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-06-03

Z3T Standard FtB co., sup
lies for P. & G, eection. $3.50
236 Farm. Times, Pub. notices
Pig. ballots, etc 80. -. 709.36
244 C. H. Adams, Delivering
poll books. etc ~. -. 10000
274 Desloge Sun, publishing
notice of election ...... 1860
276 J. F. Richeson, establish
ing voting precincts 80. 1900
800 City Drug Store, election
SUPPLIES N. 1894
426 j. W. Beall, cleo. supplies 21.50.
6I4 A, J. Shipp, express ~. 31.34
Services judges and Clerks Of Gen.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-06-03

State Of Missouri, County of St
Francois. IS.
|, Marvin w. Crowder, Clerk of
the County Court, within and for the
County and State aforesaid, do here
by certify that the above and fo1ego-i
ing is a true and correct record Of
the receipts and expenditures of the
several amounts and condition of the
various funds of St. Francois County,
az the same appears of record in my
Office, s3
In testimony whereof, ! hereunto
set my hand and affix the seal of my
Office. Done at Office in Pennington,
Missouri, this, the 9th day Of May,
1921. (SEALl
MARVIN W. CR0WDER,
Clerk Of the County Court.
CAPITAL SCHOOL FUND
BOMBS OF
C. p. & Emma Burch ....$ 250.0a
e. H. & Katherine Belken. 100000
T. L. Bunet .. .....t.s. 100000
H. N. Bono $1,000. 10000
Clarence Alexander 10000
Frank H. & Jila r. Cole. $4,000
John w. Cunningham .s. 500. 90
IA. w. David 100000
d. W. David 100000
j. T. Evans ...... 100000
Luther H. & Stella Elders. 100000
K. s. Forshee ..... 2oe.ee
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-06-03

White February term 1920 $3.50
Ellis
Eaton 1920
February 1920 $40
Ioida 6180
$40 Roux 4.50
bs1 Kach February 1921. 470
5s2 papn
Total $257s.23
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-06-03

FOR SUPPORT OF SCHOOLS
To
To
Railroad and Telegraph Tax 1297767
Total amount apportioned. ,$56s5649
MONEYS IN TREASURY TO BE ApPoRTIoNED
alroad and Telegraph School Tax
Township School
school
Total $l6s96oO
STATE OF MISSOURI County of St. Francois
Clerk of the County Court within and for the
certify
received and the
districts within the County
apporoned the of the
are ending March LIST. 1921
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, hereunto my afx the
at 9th May,
1921 MARVIN W. CRoWDER,
(SEAI1 Clerk of the County Court.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-06-03

PRIMARY AND GENERAL ELEC-
TION EXPENSE
1876 ]. w. Beall. cleo. sup.s. $25.OO
Services Judges and Clerks of
Election
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-04

SEN I'm ROOM furnished house uuraH,
and basement. south side. 10 tu Z.
months lease, rent s1s5 per month. rhou,
Usage fHl2
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-04
PROPERTY for EXCHANGE
EXCHtNOE-RrAI FsrAry

FOR SALE or TRADE for cat. player
plano. almost new See Mrs II e.
Sellers Ninth and Cherokee ST.. Clare
mora okla.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-04

REAL. BARGAIN quick sale. G room
tpodern house close To-. on car limo,
rsar school. fine large lot well, garage,
pavement. 3-rOons finished solid OAK /,
bouHe needs redecoratiug and painting,
you can make 1900 on this, price $500
IN eay terms Usage 7gsl-iass. &. X.
Leslic Room .. Nebraska BIDS
ONE-HALF BLOCK Hodge, broom
modsrn bungalow hardwood floors
Throughout, mantle. bult-in features
basement, garage ana driveway, East
front. 81 500. 1880 cash. r. J, Phelan.
Usage 4J62.
WALKING DISTANCE room modern
duplex bungalow paving paid. short lot
81 500. 500 cash, 7. j. Phclan, Oshge
46s2,
EAST sIDE.-south Gillette, 5-room
modern bungalow breakfast room,
nice electrical fixtures garage. driveway.
east front one-hslf block car line. $500.
1l..50 cash. 4. J, Pheian, Ossge iGS2.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-04
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
MOIsEs NON man

buPLEN. Jus, compleiel. tnr,e ,c-,-.
sleeping porch nrtysto h.th @
N'nih. tn Kendall near car line oqk
uhd tile uoors. all modern convenience
SNti.
FOR RENl rhree rooms and hA U MOI -
tu. w. " Luthy $50 Hoblnsou Bidg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-04

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Modern %, ,l nlae rooms. 3-car garage eyerD
,aeiusiy, convenience, spaci6ua groy,,1 vEgLs
ese ioar,h "Sg,syaaeoThood; Sya on paved road road
a, rsrm Isrm or smaller bornn' VIII VIII con
'asy tsripr1.s siHent Kansas CITY preferred
e-Is Wtr,5 on balance. Address iss-.'