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Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-26
Built
In New Factory
y
20 Years of Steady Growth
Result in New Home for
Famous Car.

Cadillac motor cars are now be-
ing constructed in a recently built
Detroit factory, which is declared
by industrial experts to be one of
the best adapted to its purposes of
any in the automotive industry. The
factory is also one of great size, oc-
cupying a 47-acre site. The new
plant is regarded as one of the
finest in the automobile business, and
a tribute to the Cadillac Motor Car
company, and its steadily growing
success in the production Of Cadillac
cars during the last 20 years.
Among the 10 cars of the price
of Cadillac or above" according to
H. H. Rice, president of the Cadillac
Motor Car company. more buyers
have preferred the Cadillac than all
other cars put together. This pre-
ference, which has been increasing
year by year, has in large measure
made desirable the concentration of
Cadillac manufacture. This is done
in the new factory, which the conf
pany has built as fine as it knew
how, just as it has always built the
best cars it knew how to build"
Walking four stories above the
street, one can start at the west end
of one of the new Cadillac factory
buildings and go approximately 1,00O
feet in an east direction, before
reaching the eastern walls of another
Cadillac building with which it is
Joined. From north to south, there
is a similar route of 1853 feet.
Practically all main structures are
four stories high. Normally more
than 1000 employees work for the
company.
Great pains have been taken to
get working quarters so we'll lighted
and they are almost shadowless.
Forced ventilation gives a worker
the same freshness of air which he
would enioy If working out-of-doors.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-26

OF simple construc-
ton, this cottage will
make a very pleasant
home. The exterior of
first story is plaster
cast, with second story
and roof OF shingles.
Convenience character
ICES the floor plan,
which consists of an en-
trance hall, bright liv-
ing and dining rooms,
kitchen and pantry,
with three sleeping
rooms and bath. on the
second floor. Attic can
be used for storage pur-
poses or divided into
two rooms if desired.
Clyde Smith Adams,
architect.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-26
Real Estate Sales

South Omaha District. R. Web
ster to Jean b. Protzman, 5605 South
Twenty-second street, $3.50.
Fritz Muller to Emil Mohr, 1915
B street, $3.50.
North Side District-Florence 6.
Young to Gertrude L. Johnson, 1854
Newport avenue, $500.
c. ]. Shirneall to R. B. Crippen,
270o-ll North Twentieth street, $l1,-
500.
Hortense E. Griffith to Hans Dan
ky, 250S Pinkney street, $1,000.
J. c. Wizard to Manhattan Oil
company, southeast corner Nine
teenth and Ohio streets, $4,1 $50.
H. L. Norton to Naomi Piestrup,
1902 Pratt street, $500.
H. A. McCord to H. L. Norton,
HO2 Pratt street, $3.50.
. 4es,-@s, Bergevin to Marie Christen-
zen. $50 North Thirty-fifth street,
I. F. Cottrell to Lydia E. Short,
Nineteenth street, north OF Sprague
street, $500.
I A. Gross to c. w. Corcoran,
1857 North Twenty-fourth street,
H,2so.
Dundee District.
Dundee District-Mattscn &
Smails to LULU M. Dawson, Fittieth
avenue, lis feet south of Farnam
street, $l1,s00.
F. S. Selby to E. c. Goerke,
,.,,thwest corner Fiftieth and Far
n Eaton to G. H. Gendall, s022
Nicholas street, $o,7sO.
Florence District-N. ?: Nelson
20 Myrtle Richcreek, Washington
,treet. 50 feet east of Fifteenth
street, $4,000.
Olive M. Hall to Bertha Mertens,
southwest corner Thirty-eighth and
King streets, $4,000.
Riveryiew Park-Clara Karbach
TO Charles Anthony, 1914 South
Tenth street, $4,000.
Nathan Somberg to B. D. kenne-
DIV, l400 South Eighth street, S,Soo.
Hanscom Park District.
Hanscom Park District. g.
Carlberg to c. F. Wilkeson, Thirty.
fourth Street, 100 feet south or
Wright street, $1,000.
II. A. Reynolds to Mary Hahn,
Oak street, 40 feet west of Thirty
second street, $500.
Florence Putnam to c. A. Prather,
2sl6 South Thirty-fifth Avenue
$4,000.
Gertrude A. Lesson to G. B. Lehn-
hoff. 26l5-17 Poppleton avenue
Cathedral District-Alfred Thomas
to A. F. Leermakers, Ass Cass
street. S6,7s0.
South District-Otto Slunicko to
V. !. Voboril, 1908 Castelar, street,
$500. ,,,
Cassel Realty company to Mike
Kalcik. northwest corner Fourteenth
and William streets, $4,000.
Northwest District-H. w. Gull
bertson to G. L. Henos, northeast
corner Forty-eighth and Maple
streets. $3.50. 90.
Fred Signall to E. P: Greve. 3224
Fontenelle boulevard, 5000.
I c. Cunningham to Mary r.
Hawes, southwest corner Fonteneiie
boulevard and Writ streets. SS,ooo.
Elmwood Park District.
Elmwood Park District: H.
Maenncr to H. L. Wilder, thty-
eighth street. south of Mayoerry
street, $67s0.
Benson District-John Anderson
10 G. E. Saltzgiver. 3l09-ll Nortn
Sixtieth street, $4,000. 81
CIose-in District-E. ): keoioK 10
Lou M. Herdman. 53l South ln'f-
ty.first avenue, $3.50.
Corliss Land company to Heroei,
Goldsten, between Twenty-sixtn ana
Twenty-seventh. south side OF LeaV-
enworth street, $3.50. 80,
Bemis Park District-O. Mosher
to Margurite E. Fields, 647 Lincoln
boulevard, $4.30o.
L. A. Hoffman to Mary {. Mat
thews. 3s02 Webster street, $l3,Z50,
= I. Shirk to F. J. Alberts, 293O
Nicholas street, $500.
West Leavenworth District-Mar,e
B. Monger to Kathne M. Malm. 4zzI
Marcy Street, $500. :,
Albert Koppenhaver to Pansy NJ.
Howard, 43ll Barker avenue, S4,loo.
No., h.rr,;ns ere to be found on
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-26
Business Beats 1920.

\ Creigh, Sons & Co. reports for
the third consecutive month that its
real estate business is ahead of that
OF 1920, both in volume and in num-
Der of sales made. The June, 1920,
record was passed by the middle Of
this month,
Omaha daily bee., 1921-06-26

Ample space has been allowed for
every operation. A real working
home has been established, which
is conducive to maintaining and
even improving the high type Of
Cadillac workmanship.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-02

Tnfurnfuhed Groom apartments. nice ana
large. close In and In flrst-oiass condition
newly painted and redecorated janitor
,ervice; rent reasonable. References re-
quired. call Cedar lao for appointment
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-02

SOUTH side, close IN best location.
4 room apartment, and FURNITURE TOT hale
u Terms. Usage S7O3sR.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-02
%RRoADMo0R nrNGALnW

BRoADNOOR BUNGALOW
$500 ash buys hts dandy llttle
features, breakfast room. hardWo6d
floors. ivory finish, tile bath, base
ment r0uEhed-i In FOR furnace. brick
foundation, Price SO. 500. good
terms. Usage 7O26.
ALBERT r.. TWIST INV. CO..
AZ Mayo Bldg,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-02
'i0Ts ron sALE

BVILDiNG LOTS are getting scarce We
have one ~ the prettlsst cofner luta
In the WidgeWood NisiuitN. with east
front. sONi5O, Vt h bargain price. We
also have building lot In Terrace drive
vicinity Tor 1850, with very small cash
payment, ". NJ. Turner, pnhEc bAb2
uHagn hhnf
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-02
BEAUTIFUL NEW sEvEN-RooM BUNGALOW

Terrace park. 1917 South Llndo, lust of Terrace drive; lot 5oxl3O,
seven rooms. including breakfast room, oak floors throughout, except
bath which is tile; STORM sheetad with building paper between sheeting
and siding which prevents inside walls from weatng sms 2s, i6-tnch
lrentorl properly brldgcd, raftprs 2x6 instead OF 2x4s which are usually
used; furnace 10 be Installed; double ear garage solid conorete driveway,
street o. being paved. ny buyny 20 purchaser may choose " deco
lratons and electric fixtures Priced at only st0O00-S20O0 cash. $4,000
three years, balance t75 per month. II interested see your own agent OF
the owner
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-02
OKLAHOMA


10O-nrrs farm. near NrDAen Arrow
on pavement fire soil. Hu %orfru-nr.
dlnsry good barn uU solid concrete
foundation and @ room house. want
Tulsa real estate.
FOR SALE OR TRADE
1bO-ntTe farm, nesr BIKu.. This 10
uH good 70 farm HH there To- In OKLA
hpma. There are about 90 acres in
gutu,r anu the balance IG hIiHIta
land, want Income property
$50 acres near tulsa. on Broken
Arrow psyrd road want rental
property In Tulsa,
MCCOY PATTON
So hagu NIdg Cedar GOA.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-02

NOENINV9IDE nome u Heven IaTFf
brautfrf ana well ventilated rooms
large breakfast room. large complete
basement with combination %furnact. two
mgntols snd excellent decorations Two
rhr EaraEe with modern aoryHut quarters
Wonderful location. Price NiOnO. with
terms For appointment C.Il N. " Tur.
ucr. With Tefvtl"gor 4 Trusty OsHgr
Gib2. Usage Js2S
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-02

i63bo-SoUTH SIDE
Unusual b~srgain, this attractive. modern,
broom bungalow ana bath ohoire tnes
ton. near sacred Heart church, fun size
lot. large shade trees. beautiful deco
rations, msutci, all modern feBtUroa' ga
rage, Gpud yell good terms. A. )
Jenkins 4 SOP, 2scge t}Gs Residence
lots ron SALE ~
BUiLDiNG LOTS are getting scarce We
have one u nc pret,lssf cofner lol.
also have building lot IN Terrace drive
vicinity Tor 1850, with very small cash
payment ". NJ Turner, Usage S's2
Fivo smooth. lots near paving $3.50 each
Usage 2si0-J.
FULL SIZE lot In northumberland, cheap
for cash cedar 1890,
FOR sALE-East front residence lot b0E
100, on South Troost block and a hnlt
from Fifteenth ~, shade ana fruit tfsos,
gas, water and sewer In. Soc owner at
t8gs South TrpoHt.
KEEbhLi~Full size lot, on East Ninth
modern, south front, truli trees CAL
owner Cedar 9Bi
Lot with s-rosm house. near Fifteenth
on Quaker. on pavement. 1880. Obagc
NICE, hlsh lot. on Federal drive. at .
sacrifice, OsaEe 6bb-k,
sTONEuRAKER HEIGHTS
1905 SOUTH DENVER Az.
Hoautiful hUmesltc, lot siEl3s feet
VIII sell right. deal with owner, g33
Iowa Bidg or phone orHgs t03b,
Two uIdu-cLAss. cohNER Lots
CLEAN. ron THAnE REDpih
ADDITION GALL oWSEl, obAdE
'3H
aANpS AND rNRMs o sALE 81
LIST your farm vifh the A, T. Twist
Tnveafmcnt Go. OHHFr 1875. ~ Mayo
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-02
5000 MODERN prNoALow

fs.0bo MODERN BuNoALOW
ADJOINING HlLLCREFT
$500 cash handles attractive h-rnOm bun
EHlow aud bath screened porch, all on
pavement Rll ooh floors naut-i, dororus
tlons. bullt-in fehtures, near car line. A.
j. jenkins \ Sun. b2s Mayo BID bsaHe
tao6. HcHidence Osahs a17d.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-02

OZARK FAHsis .MIfHuur Huu Artansaa
from 20 tl 5000 acres. alt prlros fr0lp
1900 70, Come M or write The NeHbiii
Co. s6N Security building Phone OaaGs
tJsl. HsTldtrrr DHagu tfet-H
AissOUHt-&5 monthly buys 20 aeres
Farm land. southern Missouri. price t2O0.
send Cor lst. bios DO. 81. Vernon ll
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-02

FDR SALE Farm. l47 arrcF on big Horn
river at % raCrIuCr ~ 30 10 uwnrd by =
man ~ yuBrs old aud no use 20 him.
Coma and SET 10. Inquire Of J. n Pike
IHIMLL- MmutaLh-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-02

Unusual b~srgain. this attractive. modern
broom buung glow and bath oholre ines
ton, near sacred Heart church, fun sise
lot, large shade trees, beautiful deco
rations. msutei all modern feVtUroa! "a.
rage, Good well, good terms. A. }
jenkins a Son Usage f30g. Residence
OsaEe 3176. 62s Mayo nldg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-02

nANtAlN
Five smooth, lots, near paving $3.50 each
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-02

FULL SIZE lot In Northumberland, cheap
for cash cedar 1890,
FOR sALE-rasl front residence lot bQI
100. on South TTOuat. block and a hhlt
from Fifteenth ~, shade and fruit tfsos,
gas, water and sewer In Soc owner at
I4gs South TrpoHt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-02

% VTT T|N w =
Modern, basement. furnace heat,
oak floors. on paytng, southeast Hs4
this W not ne good at " ouFI
hut ~ that YOU can't beat ~ ~
has poured concrete foundation, full
basement. II close 20 school, church,
transportation and adJoins Broad
moor.
PHONE. E~ACHANGE TRUST co.
Usage 300 foT appointment
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-02
ROBT. f. ADAMS

EIGHT ~CARs-ElGHr Statesmen
500 KENNEDY Building PHI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-02
REAL ESTATE FOR SAIL
HOUSES roR SHE

hAkHAlN Ti,s rouWa and slegp'nE
porch. buit-in features. modern, ga
rage. well. %CIaieru. uu pavement, good
location. $500, terms. Mrs. son.
osaFe 17o1-R
BEST LOCATION Tor ulliug station.
trter rooms, FHragu well, i0Ost4O cor.
ntr Bot. only $3.50. 1900 cash Mrs
Henderson. Usage ffo1 n.
BEAUTIFUL 4-ruum bungalow. newly
Furnished and decorated. water, gas and
electricity, gHraEe close lu. $500 cash
and "tfy terms Price in7bo call T. VI,
uolll man company, 1852 cedar.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-02
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

NANhAf
W'NIFn. U. experienced ftrn..r l. HHn.n
..'Dh'd ut owner. Wun ctIH'.. N.Ta Huu
r"N|'IN. uu rNuIHH reference. William
Ellington usaE' antti
100 A,ItU Dru. 900 ln cultivation. 30 Iu
uN'iu." nuu muv land. So 900. Improve.
UruiF. good vHtrf Il miles west HurrfN
paved road t0 Tulsa Phone CI.U. aprty
''N' '''
TrNNs
TuN sNiG 1f trslt 700 ucf.. good band
nui store tu|Idug Boo uI field SEQ 600
nHHN ur VIII trade Cor land aud drug
store 900 middle wet. Address box tUI.
ElirsNlll' ltsHH
WANTtp-RrNi tsrNrE ~
ron QUICK results list your property
Win , e. Williamson Cedar tlt
HAVE between 40 600 90 $4,000 Dash
would consider real estate ~ settled old
production az % bargain l'P ", World,
HAVE buyer with an cash tive or 6.room,
huHt be- BARGAIN Usage 3in1.R
Ltsr your properly Win b. ~. witwor.
fiJ cole Hidg Phone utagc o3b2
WANTED Nudrrn lot on pavipg must
be nttrHttvcly priced aud we'll located
can nay half cash or more Prefer North
side location ON pnvipg. state your loca.
ton, Price ana terms Address Boz e2l-F,
care ~ World.
WANTEp-A lot on paved street. not to,
fat out cen cedar 1853
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-02
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
I,nIsts InU eAIt

W. w. W FfNhE '
1850 Cash EIy room bungalow. hcnuiNfu'
oak floors enamel vork amt ie,oro
lions nice unuicI HrLr|r closet space
hlgh. level mIi strs lot. iu restrl,ted reel
drner section. un rlrau paVins u"hf
school Hud ear uue. Nil a,l at hafsaIn
500 'Nsu- Warrington school dlHtrict
a dandy .toom modern cottage garage.
driveway. beautiful ui al.c. south mont,
lerraoot Irt on pavement veil of waior
4 good buy " tb.hoo EHHy monthly
payments CAN uHsUr 1850
~ GOO cash handles new ia roqm and
breakfast room ih Twins Place Wantel.
uout cases, tesu tut. largc bnsumrut
close TO- school. pfice 10000. Oeugr sbtl
W. = Henry.
ST. 900 cssh taxes % urV broom brlcl,
bungalow. southeast Eiur. uah UuutH,
borssin ond Vii not last al ,1boo can
CEDAR 2o1t
o. 900 ASH and only i85 PCT month
buys one Of the pr"tttust bgnsHlowf on
the east side, brand nrN, hardwood tuofe
throughout beautiful decorations ana rs.
,urrs tull 7.se tot siF rooms iut s,5'
YOU can't beat IT, IAN cedar 117
D., 500 bUYs we'll built b-room, modern
house. excellent location, cast side ~
gaylhg tgii lot nns a.s''Igio Terms.
BroAimoor. east front oak fioors
bf'sl'fas' room basement garage $1,000.
usage 3tti w y HtnfNa
81. goo CAsH, balance arranged TO suit
brand new q. room bungalow. fine cor.
/ nor lot heavy OAK floors, Hrtlatlcaliy deco
rated lots ~ closets. good basement re-.
. mEoratut alcoyr rarhEr und driveway.
This h. tho choicest lucatiuu IN beHutlfu'
HuICrcst. aud tie price IL only itbO0
Phone cedar ~.
b.76O BUYs new s-room BUNGALOW with
bathroom. east front corner lot. small
cash payment easy terms would take
clear lot Or car. pwner Central Nail
! ruum 2gO. Cedar 1880.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-02

FINE-RUOM, modern bungalow. walking
distance. 8 W. FHiryiew, $50. Usage
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-02

4 GOOD my and a real home. 1891
shape, With basement and garage. Price
~, $50; good terms. For appointment
call johnson. with TerwillCger A. Trusty.
Usage Gfs2. Usage 5b2s Residence Cedar
bsi,
A HOME TO DE APPREciATED-Price
y attractive and terms are good Thig
la In good location. You viii buy this
whom YOU see IL, call Cedar 253i
a REAL HOME IN A REAL LOCATION
In Horace Mann school district, nice
shade trees, home built for comfort five
rooms, basement. garage. d VIII al
ways be valusble property, 81. 900 cash
and $50 per month handles this property.
For appointment call $685. or Cedar ASA.
a nRAND new BUNGALOW or slX rooms
hardwoo d floors, throughout. mantle
built-iu features. basement, garage. loo
Gated In restricted district, an up- to-date
homo AZ an out-of-datc price, $500, with
81, 600 cash. Ossge sol.
BRICK BUNGALOW. five rooms, south
east side. oak floors mautsl, a real
buy al 81 500 with only u 900 cash, Rooa
Realty Go. Cedar 20E,
BEAUTIFUL Hilcrest dupleY four rooms
rage, Tor each side. Newly decorated and
painted. Price grcatiy reduced and cash
hymen 70 suit buyer. This IL "a good
buy for either investment W home. Call
N, W Turner, Usage SAG, Usage S52s.
Residence Osage 2b5s-I,
ny OWNER-For sale or trade. $4,000.
Groom, modern servant Qusrters. half
block from car line, nov laying pave
ment, l0sa = Quaker. L. a. Rabon.
Usage pn,
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basement and furnace. garage Huu drive.
VIII sacrifice, good terms Usage sara II
MuRNtNGsipE BUNGALOW
Seven room east from, ouosalov,
hard wood floors. ivory flnigh, tIIa
bath all buiit..u fraturrH. thle'
ocd rooms. breakfast rouW. bose
mcui and combination furnace. . cav
I1rtatiou. On having price so
BOO, $500 cash and psl"nc. az.
RLnERr o.. TWIST INV %
MuRNINGsGpE
s.srouy uAHGAlS
Seven .larec rooms, includios mi
front living room, hrrakfu8i room
and full front MAHter q bedroom VT
mautel tile bath, oSk floors com
btnatiou furnace. e-Car garage and
modern servant quarters In one Of
the very best locations ln this popu-
lar addition. 4 sacrifice at 81
900, 'all uH
= Statesmen. cars
RoBr. 3 ADAMS
9co Kennedy ulde cedar 900.
hbkhlkNklIk-EaHf fIuutt colonial
type bungalow. Hovcn large rooms, lr.
CludluK music room ana three bedrooms,
French doors. southern gum wund work
tile bath. combination . furnace. garage
ana modern servant quarters Price
tll.atu Tor quick sale Very reasonable
tetms can cedar 1871
SO CASH PAYMENT necessary. own
vpur own homo by paying $40 per
month for a 4-ronm house iu rod Furh
lot 7bNlbo. A. A. Bnnuck. 2Qi Ault BldE
iloh =. Main nsags G191-3os3,
NOVEMBER PRICES
t3,7b0-Buys dandy s-room. modern
home, on paving close 60 car nuC and
jltney line, nice decorations and eiuC.
trlcAl fixtures, built.tn features full
lot. east front. garage ana drlNc.
where can you beut 80 eau FOR ap'
polntnteni.
So. GOo-RuyH G-room. modern bungalov
corner lot, near car IuA pretty deco.
ratiuns ana electrical fixtures, nice
mHntri. huiit-iu features hiCh, Mot
corner lot and dandy location. rhl
is another good buy only $500 cash
tA.5o0-Buys beautiful 5-room. moderi
home on paving. nice ARRANGEMENT
has nice decorations and electrical tN
lures also mgutcl and %built-in cup
boards, high lot and good gaF9ge
5000 Will handle This. balance easy
YADoN INVESTMENT co.
2i9 Security BIDS.
Usage S0st. Q Sunday. Usage 1871 II
PRHTTiEsT HONE ~ TULSA
Perfect In every respect, a 7-room hunga.
low butt 81 the very best material 4
There 10 nothIng Ike II il Tulsa. For
appointment call Cedar asa o. OnaB
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-02

EXrV AND oUAKER-Four-room eff
.(cenry, built-in features, Refrigerator,
SArge. bod. etc. laundry room and Locker.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-02
REAL ESTATE TOR RENT
,HOrsrs ron nrNT

FOUR. ROOM dup'c OK. sleeping porch. sood
basement 'ot rent. Cali osase 1855
FOR RENT-sIr-rpom. modern home.
norkh aide, one block from Main. iS23
g. stg Louis.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-02

kEEbALI~Full size lot, on East Ninth
modern, south front truii trees eau
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-04-29
E.C. GRAHAM NAMED
CITY CLUB CHIEF
New Members Added to Govern
ing Board-WiII Install Of
ficers Thursday.
KEITH STARS VOLUNTEER.

Claude H. Woodward, president Of
the Kiwanis Club: Frank p. Wilcox.
treasurer Of the Elite Laundry Com
pany, and S. M Williams. chairman
of the Federal Highway Council, be-
came members of the City Club gov
erning board at the annual election
at the clubhouse yesterday. Five OF
the present members were reelected,
while the candidates for the officer
ships went Through without opposi-
ton.
These are Edwin c. Graham. who
succeeds ]. A. Whitefield as president:
Roy L. Neuhauser. who takes tho
place of r. ]. Murphy as secretary.
and Charles w. Semmes, John Dolph
and T. Lincoln Townsend, reelected
as irst and second vice presidents
and treasurer respectively.
Both Mr.. Whitfield and Mr.. MUIR
ply refused denominations for their
present Offices, but Mr.. Whitfield was
elected to tho board. The present
members who were reelected are
II. r. Stringer. Edward L. Stock,
Charles T. Clagett and John Brewer.
Mr.. williams, one of the new gov
ernors, gets a one-year term to fill
the vacancy caused by the elevation
of Mr.. Graham to the presidency.
The others are elected for two years.
Fourteen candidates sought the
eight governorships. The new Of
ficers will be formally installed next
Thursday evening.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-04-29
O.C.BAND|T IN
Tolls, BELIEF.
Meyers, Held in Baltimore for
Hold-up Of Club, May Be Link
ed With Robberies Here.

Accused of being one Of the ring
leaders Of a gang Of bandits that
held up ten members Of Republicans
club in Baltimore last Saturday,
Ernest Meyers, alias Ryan. who said
he was twenty-five years old, and
gave his address as "143 C street
northwest, Washington" was arrest
ed yesterday while hiding at the
home of relatives in the Blue Ridge
mountains, near Emmitsburg, Md.
SIX IDENTIFY HIM. u
Brought to police headquarters In
Baltimore last night. Meyers. or Ryan.
OF the hold-up, who declared the
bandit wore handkerchief over his
mouth when he and his confederates
entered the club.
John c. Fountain, 1888 West Lafay.
cite avenue. Baltimore, one of the
members OF the club. told the poli.S
he was certain the prisoner was the
ringleader OF the gang. Fountain said
he pulled the handkerchief from the
mans face.
Il could identify him among a hum
dred." said Fountain.
When Ryan was captured BY Bal-
asked his name.
MY name is Ryan-Pyan Of wash-
ington," he is said to have replied. ~
"Where do you live in Washington
'143 c street northwest"
We'll, we say you also are Ernest
Meyers and that you stuck up the
Sixteenth Ward Republican Club.
How about it?"
you're all wrong. pal" rejoined
the youth.
ADMITS RIGHT NAME MEYERS.
He admitted his right name was
Meyers, but said he also was known
to intimates In Washington, where he
had lived for several months. a.
Ryan"
Washington police are interested In
Meyers arrest and efforts will be
made to connect him with several
recent hold-ups in the Capital. In
spector Clifford l.. Grant, chief Of
detectives, has asked the Baltimore
authorities to send him a minute
description of the prisoner.
1t was stated today that two
brothers Of Meyers are now serving
penitentiary sentences for stealing
automobiles.
Ryan's name does not appear in the
city directory and there Is no such
address as lab c street northwest"