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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-10
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

month Osarr siai.J.
SECOND o.. ese, Nrv'g room. modern.
hurru." with r"f'rr.
THREE Room house f.r r.ot BIO E.uia1.
good Welt uf vpfcI chicken Def aud
garden. ui f.ur,d. Iu.u" osuss N9N
TWO HOnM house pruy modern half
block uf car lime aud jNn'}. oSug'
ruRp o.. i7.s. ror rent nice . room
unuru.shod house
TWO. t.room and b.ronu houses rof sale
ront. very ,houp. at Lst, station. See
'"u,r uu ground. lhpuc % sand springs
mltEE ROOM ,h.aae tor r,nt. AZ mod
/ shnt" except '''". Inquire '''1 East
THREE ROOMS ou TIuc street hclwcou
Yorktown and Naninua. looN2oo foot
w6ooTgT" Tg" io.@ea, G' |a, s% ""' G,a9g 9g" house
/ TRANSFER and heavy hauling House.
hold goods a speciality. G. ". Sinons.
osnge iaii
/ SO RENTS I2i n. Atlanta street Ohio
addition. large garage. well water gas
aud electric lights. east front sleeping
porch. south side duplcN. usaro Ssi
no, sEs-r, K>IsuED ~
BENurIFrl.LY furnished modern four
/ room apartment Kont reasonable. 'au
Da,re G.95.
] CLOSE ~ furnished three rooms. half ot
duplex bungalow. rent reasonable. can
, psaU" hDa' ur 100 West Ehstuu ST.
! CINcINNATI, =, ltol- Threc-room ofn
cheney completely furnished ~ithir
/ walking distance on Jitney limo. $50.
| Ostgo 1907
COUPLE to share nicely furnished h.mc.
J with garage. must ho seen 70 be apprc-
/ ,.st'd. Phone os'ga 1881 or Usage
/ ICHUlE$NE. n, 10 Have 2 room house.
furnished and room apartment with
garage osare lals.
/ EIGUTH r., ail2-Soven rooms and
breakfast room. Two sjecptrg purchos,
/ garage. sos per month. Wheeler In
/ N'-in"n' co., ''daf .S2.
! FURNISHED cottage at 12o3 s. Denver.
best ~ furniture, tent reduced. Phone
/ FOUR ROOM. partly Furnished bungalow
and gaiag". Phone Usage 625s-J after
| y. ul.
Vista. Arkansas Phone osage 3l93.
FIVE. ROOM. beautifully furnished home.
uutu December lst is5 per month. 7lJ
W seventh can Usage SIS.
FIVE ROOM. modern house. east side. on
raVng' not far out. cedar ll62. Usage
/ FuRNlSHED HOUSE on car line Ken
dan so. Usage 9ls5.
FOR RENT Half Of duplex nicely tr-
nished, large cool rooms. 1i5. call 1915
Admiral
. FOR RENr
a2l + Fifteenth St. 5-foom and bath,
! basement. completely furnished. cv.rt
Thing Lease II desired. l25 per month.
1903 5. Boston. 5.room, ,lose-in. SO p,r
/ month Wo have several others n YOU
want 20 rent a house oall our rental dcs
rartmeut
... .JoPLING & wHIrEslpE.
"l2 s., Cincinnati. usage -it'
Far.bss Gc.' n, l' of watar in ciy n"TtS "TtS
ur without garage. price 80. Mrs +. ".
Turdy. 72i S. rurra. Usage .3,i
FRISCO. y. tot. For rent three rooms ~
furnished fuuUtfU t.TIpg tl3sa
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REAL ESTATE

81 .OoO--TWO-S STORY
MpRNINGSIDE
Snap bargain for quick sale. Nine
rooms including delightful music
room and breakfast room. Colonial
east front on a high 50-foot lot; ga
rage, basement and furnace, mod
orn to the minute. Not n dollar need
be spent In painting or decorating.
We have the snaps.
ADAMS a. WALKER
Exclusive Agents.
320 Kennedy Bldg. Cedar 300
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SAVE $1,000

Fine. modern, oversize lot one block
from Terrace Drives best district.
with large lear garage and servant
quarters, now rented for living
rooms. owner says for quick sale
take $500, For Information call
Mr. Stevenson at
PICKERING & HARM
2O0-l0 Bliss Bldg. Cedar 417t
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and ...t.r "Ins. n 'c,aar 1a.
APART NEST F.IIr. r.of. ..tu-Y..u.t
modern apartment and s',,wue porch
m,nts Tun'n and IauIdcr, can Ss,gs
6'at. between and 10 e. m. for ap.
'''"'m'"'
APNEIMENI close uu four rooms aud
pam. 'N' ~ p' - n,ds. hardwood floors
'-N'
Er~ID< g. ItI". I.l- ricl rou' rooms
.,unr.i |unr ''l' 'IN ",s,''.l' i.l .''n.ry'
i5i' i'' .."', h."'! decorated 900.
IH"h' 's'E" ''lh
.,,.....
CLOSE lN. AN elegant apartment with ON
orl steam l,1'. a.'" runn.nE well water Zoo
'st.i "'G",,rtp, .,,,r, ',',I'i,s ] anl,9
mant seventh ana < Ib,yrurr Ii"'r..
usagc 77I5.
IotE. .NODM efficiency. tuilt.in features.
beds. r'irIr"rI'nrs ranges. etc. Ilun-
dry aud stufHr. ruuwH An ouisid, apart
mcu'H Rent $50 per month. Oponod far
inspection. usngc 800 or seal. j. @.
IaMr"'H. '"N MAY" hIdg
son u,.,.-
f'l' hLH ~ hrr' room, modern apart,
W'h,' I'.I.t,i'' li.im'S htp and
parpo.,s par'" " So tarl at i.8i ,,nIro PPnh. Pnon.,
"S"s' I'''
FOR RENT Mnh,ru apartment good
location. '"as" a'''. a'''r p 10.
/ FOR hENf ,Iw" awrim'n's AZ The
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-10
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

LOTS tOR SAW. 80
~ NtNtI Iut modern i'f paving now pH-
1909 fU. VIII rIl, fuUuf uu port For
if.. ,a' phone DHHgr h"it.
5000 uCNs rh, equity iu tHnsn three IptH.
llH'enro ~ i51S and 3s0 per month.
d .II.tr
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oKIhiioMA

FOK SAILED acros river bottom
farm can ho divided into two farms.
Well Improved. fg1 1000 trT cash. balance
, per cent interest. con AZ 3l1 Central
National uunk ludr.. and talk % over.
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wANTEp--To BUy

Y RrY mems second hand clothing, shoes,
a TRUNKS suit cases hand bass. paying
'h'Eh,a' Gosh prices. can Usage 5luH ot
briuE 10 into Uncle Abe.s Loan office, 100
2 Boston.
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snrrn slnr- MApLn nInGr

SOTrU sIpr. MAPLE UtpGE
\ beautiful south front "lrnor, y
room. E.rtuty brick. IN one 1i ia"
most exclusive districts N Tulsa
center hnu plan, al iarHu rooms
living room. music room. hfsakfns,
fouW. dining room. Kitchen, side
hail and maids room On frst
floor. nice 'llc lsNRtory. IN 'oc latF"
bedrooms. dressing room sleeping
porch. tUcd baths and shower. an
Capvasscd and decorated, ivory I'm
iahcd rooms, III inch hrlirw tiled
tapestry brick walls; KsrHre. ct
pOsla0 \ wonderful homN tor
some one and the nrire Is right.
can va for appoiutmr.
ALBERT TWIST INV. 30.
tangc 7ULh. ill Mayo Hldg.
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LANDS A>p FARMS ron SALE. al
NuI.ANsN

NN IDEAL HOME aud stock farm, o5
acres. au cultivation. 30 crcok bottom.
Oh r,t tIlraf Groom fame house, Hril
foo fulI goo fruit trees. uieHt water. creek
runs through farm all year, farm on
county I.Hu. two miles from HAvcrfrn
$500. .Hr4. u noted hralth resort. Fr'cN
UNN. safN terms Decker Reed.
.hHrenttu .UU.nr4 Ari.
Evening star., 1921-02-16
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING PAPER FOR
the public printing and binding.-Sealed pro-
sa February WV p. 1921. Sill in t5e % room @ Of the joint
committee on printing. at the Capitol. Wash
ington. D. O.. for furnishing the paper for the
three or six months, beginning the LIST day Of
March, 1921. The proposals will be opened
before and the awards Of contracts made by
the joint committee on printing to the lowest
and best bidder for the interest Of the gov
eminent whose bids in conformity with the
reserves the right to reject any or all bids
or to accept any bid or any part and reject the
other part L, in its opinion. such action %cnld
proposals containing the instructions, schedule
and specifications, accompanied by standard
nelius Ford. Public Printer. washington.
D. C. Contracts Will be entered into for sup
plying 25 per cent. more or less than the
the government. based upon one fourth or one
half, as the case may be, of the fo!lowing esti-
fGE
finish printing paper. 1000, 600 pounds plant,
fiber machine finish printing papeIs $1,000
Opaque Opaque i printing y paper. high machine finish;
pspsi 5000 pounds s.a sIssS q and sSpfse1; f
Sses sses papes pounds '
s az Ges Tiae pounds white
folio paper. cut 17x22 inches; 2.0a0. 600 gounds
writing paper, high machlne nnisn. t.co4,WO
pounds writing paper air or loft dried; ssSe
5000 pounds safety writing paper. 100000
pounds Q. S. N. o.. blue safety writing paper:
$50 600 pounds map paper, 1.715.000 pounds
bond paper, L 600 pounds onionskn paper. cut
16x21 and 19x24; 10000 pounds parchment
deed. i ,293 900 pounds ledger paper. 5000
pounds tissue paper. $50 pounds stereo tissue
paper. 700 pounds cover paper. 10000
kraft wrapping paper, Loo. 600 pounds ma
nila paper, 20. 600 pounds manila tympan paper.
235 900 pounds manila board. so 900 pounds
cardboard. 1.35o. 600 pounds bristol board;
board. 10000 pounds index bristol board. 1000
pounds white paraffn paper. $4,000 pounds
non curling gummed paper, 5000 pounds blot
ting paper, $500 pounds stereotype molding
paper 60 600 pounds monotype keyboard and
casting paper. ls, go 20 pounds offset Offset
wiping paper, for embossing presses. 5000
pounds lining and stripping paper, 1000 pounds
red pressboard 1.000 pounds news board,
100 600 pounds chip board. 305. 600 pounds
strawboard, 10000 pounds box board. lined:
800 600 pounds binders board: In cases where
will be received for LOCO reams or more. BY
direction Of the joint committee printing.
CORNELIUS FORD, Public Printer. WASH
ington. d. c.. February 8. 1921.
OFFICE OF the Commissioners. D. c.. WASH
fngtou February Is. 1921.-Sealed proposals
viii be received at Room 500. District build
ing. until 2 o'clock pm, March 1. 1921. for
furnishing and delivering % mules. more
less, for use In city refuse division Specinca-
application to the purchasing ofncer. Room $50
District building. J. THIIMAN HENDRICK.
CHARLES W. KUTZ. MABEL 7. B0ARDMAN,
D. O. fe15-St
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

A FEW GOOD BARGAINS.
12r and b., h.w.h., brick dwelling and ga
rare. close downtown. Price. $1,000
Is r and b., h.w.h.; 4-story brick: In busi-
ness center. Can be bought for $1,000.
BloominEdale-6 r. and b.: electricity; all
in fine condition. Price, 5000.
Union depot-6 r. and b. brick; $500.
Near Vt ave. and Q st.-10 r. and b.. ~, 800
IStA and stz.-s z. and b.: $3.50.
n h JOHNSON. 1883 h Il NJ.
$15,500.
The best buy at this figure In Mt Pleasant;
A,It door has pariof, dining room, recepnon
nail Kitchen and breakfast porch; second noof.
four large bedrooms, bath and shower, sleeping
porch The house is heated BY hot water: has
BEAUTIFUL electric fixtures: weather stripped
throughout and is in perfect condition through
out: built-in garage
nicely located home in Bloomingdale;
eight rooms and tile bath; furnace heat: gas
ii4ht: garage. Necessary repairs Win be made
and terms will be accepted
Prather & Robinson,
514-5l6 BOND BLDG,
14th and New York ave.
MAIN 40.
Evening star., 1921-02-16

$3.50. Possession at Once.
Taksma Park. Nd: just beyond District
line; blocks from cars. New bungalow; most
attractive in every detail; rooms, bath tex
ceptionally large living room). attic and bright
gas for cooking; oak floors throughout; open
fireplace: large lot.
A. C. HOUGHTON & CO., 1916 n st. NV.
I'VE have the BEST in every section"
BARGAIN-MT. RAINIER. MD.-FIvE-RooM
BUNGALOW; a.m.i.; lots. fruit. poultry house.
tion. Price. $500.
Groom bungalow; all modern Improvements;
lot 50x1S e. to alley; garage: on good road
ley station. Price. s. 300: $1,000 cash. bal
NEW 4-R0oM BUNGALOW: A. N. l.: 10.
50x125 It. Price. g. $50: $500 cash. balance
$40 per month, including interest; or $500 cash,
balance SO per month.
NEW 4-ROoM BUNGALOW: ANIL: high sle-
yatisn; near trolley station; lot 50x125 r.
I have other suburban properties for sale;
some nix and seven room houses near station.
e. 81. SHINN.
8611 84th ST.. Mt. Rainier. Nd.
GROOM BUNGALOW-ELECTRI LIGHTS.
Neat clean little home; acre Of land; near
cars: $3.50; 500 cash; $50 monthly. AR
THUR n. CONNOR. Suburban homes I
need more suburban homes and acreage. 726
14th st. nv. Room 222. Ph. d. 7176. IL
10-R0OM HOUSE: ONE ACRE: $500. 8
room he1se. gas. electric. garage. lots. 81. $50.
6-room house, two lots, s.. 900. New 5-foom
bungalow. modern. $4,000. For genuine bar
s J. N. EARNEST. Mt. Rainier. Md. 1s'
VSIT
Evening star., 1921-02-16
Suburban Acreage Homes.
WE CONSIDER FAIR vALUHSSUITABLI

FOR COUNTRY HOMES.
acres on Rockville pike and trolley. z
miles out: q very handsome modern home Of
rooms and bath, large porches grand view,
variety Of fruit The house alone could hardly
be duplicated for the price asked; 81, 500;
terms.
40 acres on Baltimore boulevard and trolley.
in high state Of cultivation. The buildings
alone are worth over 1000. Large. modern.
S-room and bath home. with hot and cold
running water in each bedroom; large barn and
outbuildings for all needs; everything in ex-
cellent state Of repair; beautiful home, suita-
BILE for subdividing; 90, ,0O0
q acres, miles from Silver Spring, on
macadam road; q good Groom home with bath,
nice shade. attractive view; about 8 acres in
woods; q splendid value at 5000.
Several smaller properties Of to acres.
McLAACHLEN RANKING C0RP'N.
Real Estate Dept, 10th and G.
Main 432. Evenings, North 1026J.
sBvEN-ROOM HOME; ONE FARE; MARY
land suburb. OWNER, Main 2520. Br. 1885.
Evening star., 1921-02-16

( Rooms On FIRST FLOOR, WITH BATH
Sn second nooF: frunt and hack porehes; large
yara; ponesG1on Feb. Al; $4t per month.
J. H. WILSON, 1915 q st ~. is
Evening star., 1921-02-16

WASHINGTON HEIGHTS - BEAUTIFULLY
furnished home Of II rooms, baths; ami. !;
G0S0 month
Evening star., 1921-02-16
HOME SEEKERS.

specialize in finding the house to suit. and
only show you the ones think win interest
you Tell me your wants as to price, size,
style and location and win dnd II for you.
Seller pays the eommiegion. Address Box
11e-H. Star s0aee. If
Evening star., 1921-02-16
COUNTRY BOARD.

TRAINED NURSE viii beard and care for con-
vaiescent elderly patients. also chronic cases.
on farm near Washington; good food kind
treatment. Phone Sandy Spring 39-F21. Ad-
dress MaPleMood Farm. Silver Spring. Md. 22s
Evening star., 1921-02-16

KENYON STREET NEAR 18th; 10 ROOMS,
baths; very attractive; ami; $50 per month.
18th STREET NEAR g; II rooms, 2 baths;
McKEEVER & GOSS,
1906 Ere St. Main 4762.
Evening star., 1921-02-16
FOR SA.E-APARTMENTs

APARTMENT HOUSE.
Modern fireproof downtown
apartment building rented for
over $4,000 can be purchased
with nominal cash payment.
This Is q walk-up building Of four stories.
Rents at present average less
than twelve dollars per room.
PRICE, $4,000.
John w. THOMPSON & CO.,
-Incorporated-
S2l 18th st. Main 1477
Evening star., 1921-02-16
1880. Possession at Once.

SBVEN-ROOM HONE; ONE FARE; MARY
land suburb. OWNER, Main 2520. Br. 1885.
Evening star., 1921-02-16

WASHINGTON HEIGHTS - BEAUTIFULLY
furnished home Of IL rooms. baths; ami !;
MONROE STREET NEAR 1sth-7 rooms and
bath: sleeping .,pa porch; comfortably furnished;
,.ox ~ McKEEvER Goss. .u.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED REsIDENCE
sseten Il nss so0m. Ss.ss All ned oed
ern eenveniences and improvements; electric
elevator; large garage with servants quarters
above; one H6Ms % FssHna finest c6 homes
M. ESQ. ' . : ''A1H rs $ 18th 18th st. NV.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
st. NV. Has practically three exposures.
Eleven rooms: three baths Thoroqshy med;
under lease to sept. 90. 1874. At noathiS
The F. h. SMITH co..
Bis 18th st. NV.
M1DGANTLY FURNISHED HOUSE FOR
rent: north end Of Calvert street bridge NV,
overlooking Rock Greek valley: IA rooms and
baths; all modern conveniences; garage in
Main 1880. 7ss 18th st. NV.
SEE OUR "FURNIsHED" LIST
HOUSES.
TYLER 4 RUTHERFoRp, INC. s17 18th 81.
GOOD sIx-RooM HOUSE. NICELY FUR
nished. $50: No. 735 2lst st. NV.
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD,
723 10th st. NV.
Ny RESIDENCE, 1901 HOBART 81. NV,
fully furnished, for rent or lease: references.
CaU After pm. Col. TIL. 16s
T0R RDNT. FURNIsHND-PARIOR, DINING
rpon. Kitchen. I hrst door and 2 bedrooms
On second door; desirahle location; very nicely
s"aMsYo MYWooD BROS. 4 GARRETT. MO-,
o16 N. Z. ave. NV. 17s
on.A AMI q eTa nNW r.Y f,f,Ir
west Conn. ave. cars-11 rooms. 2 baths: pri-
yate family only; to October 1st yearly there
after; monthly rental, 500. OWNER, b21
Southern bldg. Phone Main 321s. 16'
1905 RIGGS PLACE-NINE ROOMS; ELEC-
the light; $125. JOHN T. KNOTT, 019 ct.
IN THE 100 O-BLOCK OF ST. NW.-C0M-
pletely furnished residence with 10 rooms and
baths; hot-water heat: electricity. The fur
niture il new and Of good quality. Immediate
possession. Rent $3.50 month.
WIN. p. NORMOYLN. $40 = st. nv.
UNFURNTsHED.
KENYON STREET NEAR 18th; 10 ROOMS,
baths; very attractive; ami; $3.50 per month.
anil; newly papered; slSs per month.
McKEEVER & GOSS,
1906 Ere st. Main 4762.
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S2l 18th at.
Evening star., 1921-02-16

FOR RENT-ST0RES
STORE FOR RENT.
Rear, at 1736 Tenn. ave. NV.
JERRY DEIISIO. 17s
NEW STORE at Nst AND K sTS. NV.
Fine location for nearly any line Of budness;
reasonable rent for reliable tenant
JA1ES MORRIS WOODWARD.
723 10th St NV.
FOR RNNT1TWO OF THE FINEST STORE
rooms On 18th st. transfer block, between r
and o sts.; by the year or term Of years: mod
en in every equipment: heat furnished. e.
TAGGART. 1320 New York ave. nv.
STORE AND THREE ROOMS
above, located on Mt. Pleasant
street.
Vacant March 1st.
Rental 500 per month.
CHAS. D. SAGER,
Main &c. o23 18th st. NV.
DESIRABLE sToRBROoM: NO. 1877 NEW
York ave. NV.
JESSE Z HEIsKELL. 1las Il st. ~
New-York tribune., 1921-10-28
World Tragedy
If Farley Fails,
Wells Warns
Noted English Writer. Here
10 View Armament Lisnita-
siesi Conference, Hopes,
However, for Success
Nations i'm Better Mood
Weariness Which Followed
Victory in War Wearing
OFF Now, He Believes

n. g. Wells, the British author and
ruSEcsst who has been engaged by 'Thc
Chicago Tribune and associated news
papers TO write q series of articles on
tho ectivities OF the forthcoming confer
ence tor arms limitation, arrived last
night on the White Star liner Adriatic
from Southampton.
Is Is his second visit to this country.
bis irst trip having been made in 1906,
during the period which he defined AS
the memorable time when Air. Roese-
velt vss President"
He spoke of the conference last
night in frank fashion, regarding il as
necessary and splendid idea. but 8
thing Of unknown possibilities. He
even spoke of the possibility of its
petering OUT and suggested that if
1t ended in such way it would have
60 60 elsewhere and try again. What
ever the outcome, he said, the world
VIII have to have some such arrange
ment for its own future security.
Asked if he thought there were any
dshnite things existing that might
cause the conference to come to moth
ing he paused a moment and then said
with dc'iheration: ''Yes, there are pos
sihle obstacles. I should call them
lack OF faith. Incidence, egotism of
politicians patriotic epossessions."
Better Attitude Now
He said he thought the world was in
a little better frame of mind Just now
than it had been q year ago to enter
upon discussion Of arms limitations.
He said the greatest time of all for
such a meeting was in the great days
Of W lson, when the world was at its
zenith in hopes and enjoyed it's greatest
measure of happiness in years.
"This state of happiness was followed
by phase of fatigue" he said, "and
shis, no doubt, is accountable for the
n.any failures at Versailles. The world,
] think, is better now. 1t is recovering
from is tired and serious mood and is
more receptive.'
Mr.. Wells said he was going to
Washington merely as ell observer. He
said he would spend four days in this
city and then go to the capital, where
he intended to remain until the confer
enee ended.
II may winter here" he said. "How-
ever, if | should decide to go to Spain
for the winter l shall return here. If
| had my choice l would so direct to
Japan after the conference because
want to see Japan for myself When
cne looks into country he must do
so without rejecting the viewpoint of
those who take him about"
In the matter of the public or secret
sessions of the conference MIR. Wells
expressed one definite view. He said it
would be q mistake to have the activi-
ties Of the conference held in secret
sessions.
''Such q course" he said, "might
provoke misunderstanding and cause
inaccurate information to trickle out
causing serious dissension among the
delegates.
Failure Would Be Tragic
at is ny earnest hope that the
conference will not fail. Failure would
New-York tribune., 1921-10-28

that | have ever hit beneath the belt.
Show me one. I am a fighter, but a
fair fighter. I have never said one
word about the House of Representa-
tives or it's members on the outside
that l have not stood before you face
to face and said it to your teeth
Refuses to Apologize
"And am q man who never squawks
when my adversary's cold steel pierces
my vitals. Gentlemen, do not apollo
gize to you because in my inner con-
sciousness of heart, with God as ny
witness, l do not believe that / have
done wrong, or that l have done any
thing more than my duty.
~ shall take my medicine when YOU
act to-day. Resign? 1t was suggested
that | resign. If your people had given
you a solemn commission, and you had
brought it to Washington, and you had
been working day and night in their
service, with the Constitution of your
country, your God and your conscience
as your guide, would you send that
commission back to your people, or
would you retain it? 7 cannot send it
back to them. You gentlemen have the
right to do it, and when you send it
back they have no appeal"
New-York tribune., 1921-10-28

stricken out they be placed in the
record.
Mr.. Mondell objected, declaring:
And gentleman who can print any
thing of the vileness Of that letter
shouldn't have leave to print any re-
marks in the record"
Mr.. Blanton told Of his life's history.
beginning with his boyhood days on a
dairy farm and his subsequent expert
ences in working his way through col
lege. "Forty-nin years l had lived
in this land" he added. "What had I
been guilty of during those forty-nine
years? What act Of moral turpitude?
Gentlemen, if l could have convinced
myself that l had done wrong | would
have been willing l. get on my knees
to every man IN this House and beg his
forgiveness. I would have come to YOU
like man, and would have got on nv
knees to say that had done wrong. and
l would have asked you to forgive me.
"Hut do you think that, when have
conscientious feeling that have done
my duty, l would buy my office at anv
such price? This office means much
to nae.
"You have right to kick me out. if
you think best, and | shall take NV
medicine. They say that am hard
tighter, but my fight seems to be over
in the House. Show ME an adversary