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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1921-10-22
Foreign

Two villagers were killed near
Leon, Spain, and a number of others
wounded during fighting which result
ed from resistance to tax collectors
who were accompanied by police.
Prime Minister Lloyd George stated
in the house of commons at London,
upon the reassembling of that body,
that he hoped to go t, the Washington
conference on the limitation of arma-
ment.
julius Kronberg, widely known art
list, died at Stockholm.
A Bucharest dispatch says Ukrain-
ian peasants are reported to have re-
vOlted against the Russian soviet gov
eminent, and one Bolshevist regiment
is said to have mutinied.
Germany lost the second of her
former kings to die within three
weeks when Ludwig III of Bavaria
died at his estate ut Sarvac, Hungary,
after a short illness. He was seventy
six years old The former king of
Wuertemberg preceded him recently.
A Manitoba government bond issue
of S1,OOO,OOO was sold at 106.75, the
highest price paid in Canada this
year for government bonds. The
bonds are for % years at six per cent,
says Winnipeg dispatch.
France has succeeded in securing
an extension of two years of her loan
of 100000 yen from Japan, it is
announced by the Journal de Paris.
The loan would mature on November
10.
China will battle at the disarmament
conference in Washington to shake off
the domination of her economic system
by other powers, it was announced by
Feng Hun Huang, who is here to ar
range details.
Dissatisfied with the reply of the
city guardians of Manchester, Eng
land, to their demands for increased
relief, a crowd of unemployed be-
sieged the offices. The guardians got
out by the back way.
Philip Scheidemann, former secre-
tary of foreign affairs, was fired upon
during a meeting of the German peo-
pies party in Ludenscheld, Westpha-
liza. The bullet flew wild.
Sir Eric Geddes, minister of trans
portation in the British cabinet at
London, has rendered his resignation
from that office.
The British government at London
decided to award the Victoria Cross,
the highest British award, to Amer
.ica's unknown warrior"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1921-10-22

NEWS[EIS

Walter Hammond, aged twenty-SiX,
driver of q racing automobile, was
killed and his brother, Fred, escaped
serious injury when the car overturned
on the race track at Belleville, Ill.
Practically every Independent steel
company in the Youngstown CO., dis
trict followed the lead of the Brier
Hill Steel company and increased
sheet prices So a ton.
Union leaders at Buffalo, n. Y, say
that one railroad in the United States
is exempt from the order for a nation
wide strike 1t is the Detroit, Toledo
& Ironton, owned by Henry Ford.
One man was killed and two others
mortally injured on the Dixie highway
near Monroe, Mich, when their auto
mobile struck a road repair marker
and turned turtle.
The United States dry army, which
cleaned up New York city, is now Op-
Grating in Pennsylvania, and is going
to mop up Chicago. The invading army
is due there in two weeks.
Phineas Lind, sixty-five years old,
and his daughter, Miss Nellie Lind,
twentyfour, a school teacher, were
found murdered at their home four
miles from Madison, Ind.
Damage estimated at more than ST.
100000 was caused by a fire at the
Charleston street railway terminals in
Charleston, S. G.
Frank Groth killed his wife and him.
self with a revolver in their home, two
miles from Michigan City, Ind, after
a quarrel over a divorce petition filed
by his wife.
The Peoples Sugar refinery at Rose
HILL, La, was destroyed by fire, caus-
ing 100000 loss A steamboat and
several barges anchored at the REIN
cry wharf also were destroyed.
y preSentment urging that the state
prohibition act be repealed Immediate
ly by the legislature was handed down
by the Bronx county grand jury at
New York.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1921-10-22
Sporting

Louisville brought an end to it's
pOSt-SeaSOn clash with Baltimore by
having a walkOver in the final clash
at Baltimore, Nd, the score winding
up with IL to 5. 1t gave the Colonels
the necessary fifth game.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1921-10-22
Personal

Charles Haviland Nickel, noted
lehem, Pa.
In the brief sunlight of a calm au-
tumn afternoon United States Senator
Philander c. Knox was laid to rest in
Valley Forge Memorial cemetery at
Valley Forge, Pa.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1921-10-22
News of the
Week Cut
Down for
Busy Readers
Washington


By vote of sc to 20 the senate at
Washington ratified peace treaties
with Germany, Austria and Hungary.
The house rules committee at
Washington decided, after hearing
William J. Simmons, imperial wizard
of the Ku KluX Khan, not to examine
other witnesses. There will be no in
vestigatiOn of the Khan by congress.
Consumption of gasoline in the
United States reached the highest fig
ures on record in the month of Au-
gust, when more than 03,000,000 gal
Ions were used, the United States bu-
reau of mines at Washington an
nOunced.
By a vote of 1877 TO "A, the house at
Washington passed the bill extending
the emergency tariff law, including
the dyestuffs embargo until February
1, 1922.
Funds making possible the employ
ment of from 100000 to $4,000 men
propriated by the federal highway bill,
at present in conference and expected
to pass congress at Washington within
the next few days.
A bronze memorial tablet to COM
a
died during the World war was erect
ed in the State, War and Navy de-
partment building at Washington by
the American Red Star Animal Relief.
The government is prepared to man
and run the railroads if the nation
wide strike set for October 80 ties up
the country's transportation system.
This information was contained In a
statement from a source close to the
administration at Washington.
President Harding told a committee
of Shriners that he hoped to accept
their invitation to attend the meeting
of the imperial council of the order
in San Francisco next June.
The United States Court Of Claims
has reconvened at Washington, with
cases involving $3OO,OOO,OO0 arising
out of the country's activities during
the World war on the docket.
Governmental affairs of the nation
halted while its leaders, headed by
President Harding, attended funeral
services for Senator Knox of Pennsyl-
vania at Washington.
Neither commodity prices nor wage
rates can be maintained above the nat
ural economic level, according to a
statement issued by the employer
members of President Harding's con-
ference on unemployment at Washing
ton, which adjourned. Labor men,
bers' minority report fatty opposes
any general policy of wage reduction.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1921-10-22
Domestic

George D. (''Buck'') Weaver, former
shOrtstOp Of the White SOX and one
of the indicted players in the recent
gambling case, filed a writ OF attach
| ment at Chicago to collect $2OOOO
back salary.
John H. Cowles of Louisville was
elected sovereign grand commander of
the Ancient and Accepted Scottish
Rite of Free Masonry, southern juris-
diction, of the United States, at Wash
ingtOn.
William Hairless, farmer, who can
not read or write, arrested at La
fayette, Ind, for raising 81 bills to
tens, was sentenced to four years at
Indianapolis.
Felix Sworiki, a soft-drink parlor
owner at Gary, md, was killed when
his auto was struck by a fast Michi-
gan Central train at a local grade
crossing.
Governor Sproul announced the ap-
pointment of State Senator William
B. Grove of Philadelphia as United
States senator, to succeed the late
Senator Knox.
The 5000 employees Of the "big
| five" packers at East st. Louis, ILL.,,
favor a strike against the American
plan" of employment recently made
effective. The ballots were sent to
| Chicago.
Emory Earle of Rock Island, ILL.,,
| was instantly killed and his wife and
| three children were injured when his
automobile stalled on high grade
One thousand coal miners Of Dis
| trict ii, who have been idle since
Alexander Howat and August Dorchy
went to Jail, are back at work, accord
ing to an official announcement al
Pittsburg, Kan.
| Amerika, a daily morning German
| newspaper at st. Louis which was
founded in 1872, will be "put to bed
| for the last time on October 80. The
| semiweekly issue of the paper will
become weekly.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-25

TODAy's RECIPES
Salmon Salad with Peas.

Drain one halfpound can Of pink sal.
mon and remove skin and bones. scpa.
rate Into small pieces. add one cup Of
cooked peas and mix with any good aai
ad dressing. Serve on lettuce leaves
A good late supper or emergency dish.
Saimon and Cabbage Salad.
I IIalf.pound can pink salmon.
9 Cups finely cut cabbage
2 IIard.boiled eggs. chopped
Q Sweet pickles, chopped fine.
Remove bones and skin and break
apart Add cabiaEe. eggs and pickles.
Mix all together with salad dressing and
serve on crisp lettuce leaves This viii
serve slx portions.
Combination salmon Salad.
Pound can pink salmon
2 IIard.bolcd eggs
. Heads good firm lettuce
Small can peas
u Cucumber
Shred the salmon lightly with n fork.
cut tho lettuce into fine strands. and
mix both together lightly then add the
peas freed from MI moisture and deco
rate with finely Sliced cucumber and
eggs cut into rings This salad II serv
NJ with mayunnnis" dressing. ana ~
vc,y fine. " also very decorative when
served ON large lettuce leaves This
quantity makes 10 portions. suitable fer
picnic salads. For home serving, reduce
ingredients propurtlonntrly.
Salmon and Celery Salad.
Pound can pink salmon
Gun celery
lInrd.boiled eggs
Tablespoons vinegar
Tablespoon butter
Egg yolks
Teaspoon dry mustard
y Teaspoon salt
Cup whipped cream.
Pick contents II can Of salmon into
shreds and pour over the Juice which
In IN the can. Cut cupful Of celery
very fine. and chop two hard boiled eggs
Inc. pour over all ~ this u mayonnaise
made M follows: Roll three tablespoons
vinegar and I tablespoon butter. pour
m beaten yolks OF three eggs add
teaspoon dry mustard. - teaspoon salt.
md when cold add cup whipped cream.
or--omit ingredients for mayonnaise
md use any salad dressing.
Potato salmon salad.
One pound can mink salmon. broken
into small parts
Three cups boiled potatoes. diced
small.
Cut several leaves ~ lettuce into
small pieces. and mix with other ingre.
iien,s. Sprinkle with little salt and juice
Il lcmoa. and serve on lettuce leaves
with boiled salad dressing or with may.
innaise. II preferred.
Texas Girl Wins Plain Dive Contest "a
National Athletic Conference for
Women.
AUSTIN. Texas. March ei.-At the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-25
rre.EaSier services at First Chhsilo,l
Church We'll Attended.

Large crowds have been attending
Tho pre- Easter prayer s"ryid"S that
nr" h"ing held this week NJ IA" First
christian church.
Mrs. Roy Rutherford viii head the
Vie" Ia h" held this afternoon ~
ana upon the Events of ~" Cricifx
ION" Special music VIII be- rendered
nt This sriyiec. aud ~" men ~ the
church ns well ns the wumrn are cor
dialiy invited tn attend
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-25
Texas Girl Wins Plain Dive Contest az
National Athletic Conference for
Women.

AUSTIN. Texas, March :,.-At the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-25
Faster Party 10 be- Given This After
noon ior Sunbeams and Members
Of Primary Department Of First
baptist Church.

\ delightful Easter Party viii he
given this afternoon, NJ four o'clock
IN the Primary rooms ct the First Hap.
tist Church Tor the Sunb-ams ana
members ~ the Primary Department
uf the church.
\ special program has boon arranged
nnd u " hoped that a large number
~ the children viii b" present ON the
OCCASION,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-25
SOCIETY
ALvAH d. MEYER

zatlon. Mrs q. T. Thomas. This meet
ing viii be held In the Board Of city De-
volopmcnt rooms.
A special invitation has been extend
I'd TO all women u the city 10 attend,
The post commander 81 Hanson Post
No % VIII have many interesting facts
10 lay before the women II marillo, and
Il In hoped that large number viii be-
present on that afternoon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-25
PROFESSIONAL.

The tide In nj the ebb M n 10 mark
Our turning backward from the guld.
Ing light;
0rotesque. uncertain shapes infcst the
dark
And wings OF bats are heard In aim.
less;
Discordant voices cry and seprents hiss.
No friendly star, no bcacon's beckon'
Ing ray;
We follow all forsworn, with steps
amisa,
Envy and malice Of an unknown way
Bu, he who bore the light In night Of
war,
Swiftly and surely and without sur.
cease.
Where other light was not. save one
red star,
Treads now. az then, the certain path
20 peace;
Wounded. denied. but radiant soul.
Hteadfast In honor. marches toward
the goal.
Tho spirit that was peace SENS hut q
wrath.
The glory that was ours seems hut a
name.
And like a rotten reed our broken faith.
Our boosted virtue turned to scarlet
shame
by the low. cnvlous lust ~ party
power.
while he upon the heights whenc" he
had led.
Deserted ana betrayed In vlctory's hour.
Stili wears a vlctor's wreath IN I'M
bowed head.
The Nation Eropcs-his rule IL nj an
end.
Immo. tai man II the transrendent
mind
f.lght.brarcr ~ the world the loving
friend
az little peoples. servant ~ mankind
q land OF mlne' how Ions till you
atone?
How long IN stand dishonored and
nlono7
--Richard lin,hicum, 10 Woodrow WI
son, March I. 1921,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-25

r'Hnr Boo 90, uliin dive contest. "nc of
~, athletic contests held iu connection
with the conference.
Mot ui tho leading colleges ~ III"
country were represented IN this con-
frr.n,, uu wum,u's athletics In the col
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-25

recent National Nihi,ur Cnricr.uD, fur
women bon Bloomington. ill .u which
the University Of Texas was represented
hy Miss vita gilbert of Austin and MisH
RUIN Daniels ~ Dallas Miss Gillrfi
had the distinction OF winning nrgt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-25
New Officers 81 Young womeu's Chris.
tlan Association Installed

AUSTIN Tex. March 2i-Ncw off.
GERS and cabinet members n the Young
womcn's Christian Association Of the
University Of Texas have been installed
with the beginning ot spring term. and
will serve for the ensuing year. The
officers. elected by vote OF active men,
, hers at the close ri winter term. are:
President. Birdie Grant. Dallas; vice
president Miriam brown. Cleburnc; sec
rotary. May Lea Guthrie, Wichita Falls:
treasurer. Ncttie Sue Bledsoc Of Gle
burne. 80. &c., .s..s, ....
The new committee chalrmen. who
constitute the remaining members Of
the Y. W. &. A. cabinet. have also as
sumed office. By virtue 81 office. Miss
brown In chairman Of the membership
committee. and Miss Bledsoe chairman
az the finance committee. Secondary
chairmen OF the finance committee for
the next year are Stella Briscoe. of De-
vine. and Ollie Lake, Of Fort Worth
Other new chalrmen are: Program.
Katherine Carothefs. Austin; Publicity.
Katherine Pollard. Harwood Music.
Elizabeth vinson. Austin; World Eel
iowship. Iona Kelley. Medina; Bible
study. Emma Lee snuggs, San Antonio;
Social Service. Mamie Ray Baker. Yoa'
KUN: Agnes Weed. Austin. and Daisy
Jones. Vernon. Mary Lee Scovell of
Dallas wns announced as head Of the
Junior cabinet. an auxiliary organiza'
ton composed Of committee sub'chair'
men.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-25
bellies and Iiencdicis H. Give Dance
Tonight.

The Bellies aud l.cnedicts viii give
their usual scmimonthly dance this
evening ~ the lilnan nnd owen Dance
Hail Al members are cordially inyit.
-.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-25

wagcnhnls and kompcr, producers
~ ~" Spanish Love" az Maxine
Elliutt'a theatre and The Bat. nt
The M0orsco theatre. New York. have
announced their intention Ut sticking
IN their Original pdlicy \ altering
only iva plays q year. They viii al.
heto ia this. even though both Span
ish Love" and The HAT" rcmnin In
New YORK next season.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-25
Meeting Called BY President of We
mans Auxiliary 10 the Legion

A meeting Of the Woman's Auxiliary
to the Legion has been called for Friday
afternoon. March the s5,h. at three
o'clock, by the President OF the organi'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-03-25

leges ana universities Miss Gilbert
and Miss Daniels were sent as dele.
gates from the women's Athletic As.
soclntion ~ the University.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-26

SOUTH SIDE uAROAtN. 81 900
cash viii buy one of the most
beautiful Hevcn.rootr bungalows IN
the city Extra large iivinp room,
beautiful decorations and tlKtureH
Two sets u French doOIp TWo-cRr
garage. Nico basement CpmbiUt.
ton furnace East front Ovefsike
lot Breakfast room, built In ftu-
turcs ~ every KIND Reduced TO
50 500. with Oh tcuuH II can't
be- duplicated ~ that price. N you
want 10 see = real home, euil Usage
1856
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-26
nAHuAtNs

ilNo.room modern home, oak
floors. lrrurh doors. enamel
finish. ever, thing uu.t datD.
Price 10000. terms tiJO yHHh,
balance llbc rent
Fast Admiral DANDY now
tlNosrpuW modern bungalow,
ohk'tloor8. enamel finish, built
boo features. everything new and
up tu.dafU Full lot and 80.
rage. Price ts.phU. terms
1000 cash ana So pvr mouth,
including interest.
Corner lot ana nice five-rooW
modern bungalow. pretty dec
orations and light fixtures.
nice brick mpntel Price only
ti,2b0, small cash payment
YApON tNVEsTMENT GO.
21s 10 Security nldE
Phone Usage 1888 b0ss
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-26

nARGAtN' HARuytNi nARGAINl 1900
buys q dandy ifoOm modern bungalow
on pavement, east front, close 10 trans,
portHtion! built.ln featurea. hardwood
foorHi owner forced to Hcli. $500 cash
VIII handle. Balance on 800 per month,
Located IN llillcrCsL Call Mr. ferrcil at
Cedar iI1
CARPENTER cut of WORK says soil my
rooms, fun lot. Look At L.. then make
offer. Geo. A. Cummlns i2s Security
CAN YOU BEAT THis7
Two-room house and quarter. acre
of ground ana only 81, 900, pay your
800 down today and move In To-
morrow, The remainder - uur.
chase price go pet month. can
Mr.. Miller or Mr.. johnson. Osago
EAST SIDE Touf.toom house on new
paving and cHr line, small cash pay.
mcnt, low interest on balance, snap
Tor quick action. Anderson. cedar lss.
EAST sIDE-siE- E-roon. modern duplex
bungalow, utHntUl iu each front room
garage ana s.roum house on rear Of lot 4,
only 1880, $500 cash, 900 per month,
Call Cedar 1860.
ron FALE-Hy owner, modern Groom
bungalow. 1900 cash small car HH first
payment. ono block from iitnoy. OHHgo
5lIbrJ.
FoUR ROOM house, barn, fuli slzc lot
close ini $3.50, 5000 cash Cedar l2sa
FouR.RooM house Tor sale. 1880. t22a
East EaHton.
FOR SALE-l4K20 t-room house. f195
o.. Admiral Phone DsaHe 3fo5.
FIVE ROOM, modorn, Sleeping porch. so.
rage and driveway. east side. 81. 500. 5000
oFab balance monthly. located 3u S
wheeling bHHgc iH1b
FIVE ROOMS modern. hardwood noore,
ivory finish. built-in features. garage,
paved street close " iiiuoy and car llnos
$500. 1900 Gosh Williamson n Perry,
ii3 security BIDS, Cedar 2lZ5.
FuN SAIE-Stcc broom house.
hardwood floors. nice electrical
fixtures, bullt.lu features. east
'front.' "a uIgn terrace TOT, tbts prop.
crty can be huu,tled On $500 down
and $50 per month, and IN" entire
amount ls only $500, n interested
rail Nr Aillsr or AF, JahHagu,
Osuge oy2, il5 S. Boulder
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-26
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT


DANDY LOCATION. N".r country .Iue
room hunE''n" EHIE.. Ig reliable
..''
hIhN NENIll W. ..N I.r I"u' t.r'om
q,HIIt'N lu'"''"'" '' "''u' N'''''. ''"A'
'''t.'.
tvN NiNI f1ur.r"nn dnr'r' rarly
O., l"' I7h, s'.' N''. "o''' 'N ~. a. D.
.l'.. '' "lu''' mouse n'' modern
az lupI. '''''''''' '.'' ''"H"''"
ron pEVr. pl,..roa,, modern r,y.,
rDtHp .tlDN nI-D..rsf ,..i,I, e,,,., f,,
rent Aup'y sha,AI, Uun ,o g1. q
Main
FI,r. Room moa,.n ,nttar. mrr,.hcd
or 'unfirTi-bsJ ,,ry ,a,s'p,i,ir 0'as'
ff73.j.
ron WENT SN.roafp huuae rmnIahed.
Flu puNT c,mrIr,,ly urrt.h,d Be.
room bungalow zoo S Guthrl, Phone
Da,g, tgF flr appoInfmrrt
FOREST S. MAJ. ,Iys.,ao,u. u.tr..bel.
nousr tu ur,n ssb sttIto D-aye
g97
ron uEsr.. St,,iy ,p,rt.n,t g room.
tWpraia,y rarasc and trlsrhane. n,,,.h
side. tioo per month Phone Cedar 69e
.n,,,t. a. .at, p..,.. .,....,.. ,..,,.,,, ,,..
r'srri bor,c '''" ''
HODGE r.. nm s,,.r,on dupl,. fur.
u!shed. new, strictly modern. good wrll
water. Dal iu person or phunu Usage
six RnoN houa, o,rpishc5- iiif -T--rf.
tecutn call cedar ob.
1tIrrr.U,,v t,.,,s. ,,, ,,,t ,,trt.t,,
hIiGt D., 'E,,,r'p "'''' ''' ''"'' '''"'''''''
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l'.','' l'.'.. W. - s D." .'., IVY ~ wv .
Tcois 0sago stG or go iI!G n. BcnIrr
''
OFFICES AND DEak ROOM 10
DESK SPACE Cor rent. 500 Mayo. OaaEe
SOL
ron BtfNT r,,.r t,str,ti,. ,tft,, r,,,,,. ,
. ~ tt 'tt tt.'' "''' t '''' ".',''r' ','I AIIa,
rogm avrr Ivony shoe gtar, ''''
ron RENT Desirable otflco rooms. ouage
all.
FOR HEST-Ncry desirable office roums,
sinEl. or IN sIite. Atcp bldE Usage
tb2.
TOR HENT-HNery desirable frout offi,e
to9inS single ot in suites In the Castle
/ b"udlhk 'I' west INV" --....
/ bfFI,I' f1h hEEI ~ c. &. .oie lilng
/ ,..n.'ny,r8, Ill'm ~ a1n b,II.s'
. 'Hhkg Wv "r '"ll ~ i'"i" ~" '''o mug
/ OFFICE ROOM IN Iowa nidr Npply 81
] Iowa nllE Second and BOs,un.
OFFICER Tor rent, la world building
flrst-class building aud service 6cason,
| able rent can World office,
sToHrs tNn ,v1NtuoIsps .,
/ FOR Rent or LEASE uuildlnE location
/ Pcrcy Ellington. 10 w Easton.
4 FOR nEST.-Sturo room, 22xllo feet
very desirable, In Castle building. 10
/ FOR UENr- storsronn,. syKig4 feet. $50
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-26

CARPENTER cut ~ WORK says soil my
Kendall home and raise mo $500. Eve
rooms fun lot. Look At II. then mske
OTTER Geo 4. Cummlns 42s Security
Uldg Cedar 13T
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-26

5s., 1'-n'H, low, roll top. heavy oak
ssi aIso. swivel chair, both like new.
Bldg "'" present prices ss2 Mayo
t.lp office furaiture fGr sale. one roller
good oeNs lat iEnd one typewriter desks
w. W,,sS,nelllon. Palace office supply
w Ss Ep--ro buy No. 8 Underwood type
49, -. must be In good condition, bar
IlSAEs 5EEA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-26
REAL ESTATE

ADJOINING MAPLE RIDGE
TWO STORY ft2,5o0
Can US today f0 .s lhs attractive
Groom, 4-story h.me with break
fast room. lHaHwunt garage. tur-
mace ana modern servant quarters,
oak floors thUouEhnuf laundry
trays well located on an oycrsl2r
lot iu this exclusive district, $1,000
rugh. balance arranged.
J. e. REDDiN
2OS Cosden Bldg
Phones Usage 1900, Cedar LsVO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-26

SOUTH DENVER
1900 block, tlvervlcw school district, @.
room modern, haraWo9n N''n' iH,r
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-26

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'25 FEET adjoining Frisco eight way
modern lots. can Cedar tlh.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-26
PERSONAL PROPERTY


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