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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-29
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

VOUr, B. ADAMS,
3e0 Kennedy nldg Cedar 300.
PEOVIA n, six roomn. basement. furnace
EaruEr. nriyrwny. tull tot on pavement
has hardwood floors. 5000 tetmH This
aAry win cut price to make it sell. Can
Nj Lottinvlle. Usage i6l0,
SIX Room bungalow. high, on
Norih Elwocd. brick foundation,
tile bath. oak fiUora. nice mantel,
II you have 81 600 cash YOU eau
buy this Tor 5000
EXCHANGE TRUST Co
Usage pT0o
SOUTH sipR BARGAtN- Reduced 10
stoTy py" siase 'S 0TH n 'T'S near ,opaso % Mann
school. pGylng about paid out. The prop.
ing fnr real bargain let uH show you
ms one. Terms can be arranged. can
slN ROOM DUPLEX bungalow, good well
sewer in garage. fun size Tot, close In.
only 50. $50. I2iO cash and $50 per month.
Cedar 1850
sIMpSOSs REAi. ESTATE a Collecting
Agency win collect those accounts
large or small. no charges if We don't
collect ufnce $40 Robinson cedar a0os,
NlA Hillms ana hfFaNtuht room EtsAhV
Eith :'S0 each and Easy monthly pay
mcntH, oak floors throughout. French
doors, bulit-in cabinets, large ciuscts,
furnace. house IL baked aud siurmrheeted
and IN perfect condition inside ami out
garage, extra depth, on southeast side,
Near csr line ana school DsIl Cedar
suME nAHGAiNi
ir-roorn duplex, garage. wcllg i2,7oo.
/ terms. Usage 2sl0-J.
SPLENDID rIvE-RooM BUNGALOW
OAK floors. scar g",egs. Htoo u ,seo
cash. Ph"ne cedar i9s9
THIS HOME rs a BAHdAIN
rive nice, large fuuius, Win screened In
''HcE purch iiest neigbborhood. Tor ts.-
800, Ato lnclud'H payment ana interest.
''daf seS'i bHhEc sbtb
THREE ROOMS good Well fui lot 1850.
$500 cash. shaw. Usage b2tG.
TwELNE-ROOM house suitable frr tw9
or three apartments. tgb T2S W Third
st. WIN repair house. Usage Gb69.
YERS STATION one and unr.quarisr-
acre poultry farm i.ronm bungalow,
gan. electricity telephone aud ~Birr In
house, poultry house. FRAT AMI -hruh-
berry yard aud fencing complete for the
tusinrss, goo single comb white LoE
b"rnH including HYur chickH, one thor.
"ughDfsl. Jersey tulIk COW. ba,ssin
q Go. 'odsr iais
VICTOR, SOrTU Ftvr-r.ou inodrru
bunFsl"w. sleeping porch, utntcl we'll
gsfaKv. "li paving ~ bargain $500,
1000 cHHh phclan Osagr toss.
NEHN sTATfoN New t.tUom house
lights. gas vol and sink on back
porch, Fond oar ur $3.50 cHah payment
wiii siyo pp-Hrsslpn' pshge 6o3b
YOUR DWN TERMS
fiyc-foom, modern southeast aide. by
oWncr Dsage tt1s-H
5oxito root lpt aud 3.room house. Cali
usage 76st-J
tbon CASH EENt FNNP
Iuftl look. safulm modern
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-29
WANIEn--Tn nm
PROPERTY for EXCHANGE

NAbiLLAC In Al shape. good naibt ana
!, ~ WIZ trade fpr smaller ea.
49, - property Cali Cedar 1875.
M SALE or trade. one 5-paRsenger
". 1905 Admiral Usage l7gs-J.
nj 49,. " ELls--F -First- condition. just
lai '9no.u, n.. 'soo Or viii trade In on modern
~ W TKApE what YOU want for what
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-29
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
uOUsus ron sNIE IS

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
norsrs ron sNLr As
ta.5ao
500 ga.n ncauuud broom amt
hi'1htb" rn.In. nAh floors huiu.Iu
tuuiur,H. ,rurNtuug you want boo
homo. ru, location You should
E"r This before Nuu boy
NAuNN INVEST MENr DO.
$3.50 rAsn puts yon lo po-aes.iou ~ q
bcaputul room modern BUNGALOW ON
brcettnst room. lorEo baaomcnt roughcd
wonderfui homo AZ Only { 900 win ,aay
m"nihly payments can SIT rcucii AZ
lots ron SALE -
COliNER int In Rcddin addltiou, must
soil and VIII take $3.50 Tor quick sale.
ron SALE--Lnt with g-rocm house, og
Quaker. cl7so 20 Fifteenth i2.2ao.
tFhee fhbl,
FINE east CORNER lot 10 block 70 collTe
addui"n. BY owner 'edar esi.
GAS $50 At CARnONDALn
Lots 1850 TO 1850, 10 per cent dow1 80
month. blackburn nroohs 'edaf
KENDALL on seventh street. two lots
adjoining bOHlt0 each. east of Lowis
can give terms Mr Lottnyiile Usage
lc7o
Tor 5o.i1. south front 2sib u. sixth.
phoue uunEs sa7s
1850 HuYs good lot In Kendall. a. },
Jcnhins \ Son. Phone Usage iaoe.
LANDS AID FARMS roH SALE sT
so.ACRE rARM nEtY - 700
FURNITURE, HORSES, CATTLE,
Colts mules, pnuliry seasons CROPS, iul
equipment included lust the place for
easy living ptosperityj close hustling
ductye loamy tillage, good panturage.
lots woody timber. abundance apples
pears pluma, cherries. peaches borfies
near fivcr substantial barn. stable, SNAKE
aud poultry houses. owner called away,
tl,1oo take" all' part cash. easy terms
turns Act uuickty CRtRipg free III.
Hard lunch, calico Rock, Atk
ARKANSAS
ron SALE on TRAnE-rrrhty srrs- ~
well improved land. one mite of town
viii exchange for stock ~ groceries
Chas MellH. Green Forest Arlt
MISSOURI
MissoCHi- 80 moa,hy buys 20 acr.,
s,nI ,arm l'nG southern M,ouyl p6,s' iio0
OZARK sFARMs- Missouri and AfkansR,
from 70 60 1000 scres. all Cao 2 from
1900 %, Come IN Or write hf Fcsbi,i
Co. ioa security building hcIs oSSEs
tLGi. Residence. oasEc sG06 n
OKLAHOMA
FOR RALE-i2o acres Arkansas river
bottom lana. 40 acres cultivation bal
ance In pasture, small hnprosements only
one quarter mile or paved road he
tween Tulsa and Dlsby Priced fur $40
per acre ana make terms aud imtne.
dlste passeesion. Nee Russ l.. Grant, bi2
Security Bldg Phone peige 2ig0
ron SALE ar trad" for smaller place.
equity IN 40 acrss Improved. Widow,
reason Tor selling. clear title. Dora
IIAhnT. LnadnN Nkln NMnlr 2
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-29

CINtINSATI, 5. sOi--one large bedroom,
kitrhenette aud dining room ana back
porch. Call so5 S. NaiR- Usage tsSs,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-29
m

DuHU price 5000. broom east
'front.'. modern uuUEhnpl prrfty
ugUf.' FRENCH H..f buiit..n -.
turss good location. close 90 trans
puT. ~ H.
TtlDE IsNEsTNENT 60.
DraF' 1ss5-aufS. -ls.l9 security Bldg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-29

NftTDH SOUTH HFtvr- room. tnpdrru
bunFsluVt sleeping porch, Wtutcl we'll,
garage. uld paving, lts bargain. ilS0O,
1000 cash. phclan. Osagr ibs1
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-29

FOR RrNT-Two Groom apartments fur.
nished. Phone 36S3-J. Call 1875 g.
Boston,
ron RENr-Two-room furnished apart
mont. close In. can OraEe 3Ab7-J.
klrCHENETTE apartment. IN car line
cheap TO adults. Usage eoa9-R
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-29

MtRsoCHi-i6 mosihly buys 10 acres
farm land, southern Mlgsnuri. price 1900
send for list, box S. Mt Vernon flL
OZARK .FARMa- Missouri ana Afhan.n,
from 70 90 1000 acres. ali Jflo = from.
$500 Up Come IN Or write " hf Neshi.t
CO. tOa Security building hrIs OBsEa
gLCi. Residence, Oasgr tGO6- n
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-29

$500 CASH best buy 10 tie city, Jdut
read. five nice lHrEe rnnrHH all mode. 70.
brand u,N. hard wood fOOrs thr0ughnut.
on kinds ~ butt. feAtuI r-. bsautifu
mauiel. 90 oratlnnH -u1 fixtures corner
Pot. south front. rlrEs 10 school ard trans
poriBtipu. The price Dr. only iibnO Win
~ per month YOU can't beat it To- the
,ltr. tuI DauEr bakH
Evening star., 1921-10-25
Fine Time to Give
1t to Me- Said
French Leader.

tain "the tactical conduct of opera
tions" with the right to appeal to
their goVernments II they deem 1t
necessary. This clear definition de-
spite the restriction mentioned has a
most satisfactory effect All the COM
will to obey and cooperate.
The front stiffens and hope again
runs high. But OH May 81. there is
new catastrophe: the Chemin des
Danes. The French front had broken.
Our troops are thrown back to the
Marne. 1t is bad start for unity of
command. On June 2 NJ. Clemen-
II "ly in the face OF the most violent
Il ,'ism. He says:
:ase soldiers. these splendid SOL
d.. =. have leaders. excellent leaders.
IL It leaders-leaders worthy OF
them in every respect.
Il shall reasSert this as often as l
have to, to make myself heard. be-
cause 1t is my duty. because l have
seen these leaders at work.
These men are now fighting the
hardest battle of the war and are
lighting it with n heroism which I
can find no words worthy to express.
And shall we--for {: mistake which
may have been made in such or such
a sector, or even may not have been
made at all-shall we. before even
hiioW ing, ueinanQ eApiandIlonS. small
We. while the battle is raging. go to
q man who is worn out. Il man SO
tired that his head droops over his
maps. as I have seen in awful mo-
ments. and ask this man why on
such and such a day he did such and
such Il. thing?
"Drive me from this tribune if that
is what YOU ask. For will not
do it,
copyrighted by the Robbs- -Merroill Coz
Evening star., 1921-10-25
FRENCH Umbrella SHOP
REPAIRING; REcOvERING. MADE TO

REPAIRING. RECOVERING. MADE TO
ORDER Err: laa4-W. 71s 18th ST. NV.
POSTERS MADE FOR DANCES, ENTERTAIN.
ments, etc. at reasonable rates. J. L. F1NCK-
Ell, 1860 Monroe at. NV. Phone Col. 1919
DIR. LOWE. CHIROPODIST dU7-S KRESGE
bldg. announces the opening Of an orthopetiic
department under DIR. ". W. Thompson First
specific treatment Of ARCH AILMENTS and
foot LESSONS without the OF RIGID ARCH
SUPPORTS. This is not a new or expert
mental treatment. but it does include the
latest scientific methods known to the medi-
cal science. Phone NJ. 453. Hours, to {
and by appointment.
ii ! WILL NoI bE hEspONSlBLE FOR ANY
ROBERT f. I.ERCH. Seat Pleasant Nd.
800 LETTERHEAD. ALL PRINTED
200 Billheads. for
800 Envelopes. $3.50.
Evening star., 1921-10-25
SECRETS OF WORLD WAR

NJ. Tardieu today reveals the
negotiations leading up to unity
Of command Of the allied armies
and the selection of Marshal
FOch as cOmmander-in-eh -ehief.
It In one OF the most thrilling
chapters Of the war, for 1t
marked the turning Of the road
t0waPd ultimate allied victory.
1t was n bitter fight tO get the
proper authority for EOch, but
finally, in Clemenceau's own
words. he event the whole
hog"
Evening star., 1921-10-25
WILL TAKE INSTRUCTION,

Maj. Henry c. Niche. Medical Corps.
now with the American forces in Ger
many. has been ordered to take six
months course of instruction. at the
medical clinics. Vienna, Austria. On
the completion of the course he will
report at Camp Dix. N j.. for duty.
Evening star., 1921-10-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE NURSES EXAMINING BOARD OF THE
District Of Columbia will hold an examina tion
for the registration Of nurses November 90
All applica tons are to he in not later than
1NSON, Secretary and Treasurer. 1887 X st
N -
Evening star., 1921-10-25
M. Clemenceau
Got whole Hog
for Gen. FOch.
ny ANDRE TARDIEU

fsrtain Of tho French army. French high com.
3uissioner TO America. Clemenceau's right
hand at the Conference OF Versailles.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-05

establishment of a budget system for reapportionment of congress; for reorganization of the patent office; for cooperative marketing by farm CTS by eXempting them from the anti trust laws; for an appropriation of 'n0.000,000 for federal good roads aid; to stop loans to the allies: to 'rohihit future trading in foodstuffs; to prohibit strikes on railroads. and other common carriers; for civil ser vice reform; for creation of a depart ment of education: for infant and maternity aid flor action on the i'm pec chment proceedings of Represen- tative Welty, Democrat of Ohio, afainst Federal Judge Landis; for punishment of commercial bribery: for general amnesty to persons con v'"t"h rndar the espionage laws; to prohibit "cost plus government con tracts; for Philippine independence. and to extend prohibition to the Phil '"n'nes and for repeal of the railroad physical valuation law.
 Sn--aral thousard nominations sub mitted by President Wilson including ahout 1900 postnasters and II major and 22 brigadier generals. were left to die in the senate. All unenacted bills must be re-introduced and re- considered anew in the next congress in order to reach the statutory goal. Most of them will die, according to past records
 Reorganization of the new senate was begun today with caucus of Democratic senators. The Republi- can membership will caucus tomor- row, with no changes contemplated in floor leadership.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-05
FOR TORPID LIVER
Tennessee Lumberman Talks of His Successful Use of Black-Draught
 for Colds and Headaches.

Jamestown, Tenn.-'T have used Thedford's Black-Draught for years, in fact it is the only liver medicine that does me any good," says Mir. l.. A Ragan, a well-knowu lu'1hof~ran of this place. When I was used 1t for headaches, and e.. 1 get a cold and feel fever . good dose of Black-Draue [ sets me right.
 Since I have been married,
 used it in my family. and never ; found its equal for torpid liver or dis arranged stomach, especially with children. I can recommend Black Draught, and gladly do so."
 Every member of the family occa- sionalfy needs the assistance that Black-Draught can give, fin helping to cleanse the system and relieve or pre- vent the troubles that come from a lazy. torpid liver.
 If your liver is not doing its duty, you may suffer with headache, consti- patton, biliousness, indigestion. etc. Unless relief is obtained serious sick ness may result In it's long and sue eessful use, Thedford's Black-Draught has been found in thousands Of cases to relieve such disorders, by stim1lat- ing the liver to do its important work Ask for Thedford's Black-Draught, and insiss on ths genuine. NC-13J
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-05


 with his right hand on the shoulder of the operator.
 Goodbye, son." he said. Cheerful AS Plain Citizen
 Again in the automobile with Mrs. Wilson. Admiral Gryason, his physi- clan and Joseph F. Tumulty. his pri- Vate secretary, MT. Wilson seemed to have gained in cheerfulness through the ordeal He was whirled back over the same route. raising his hat in answer to greetings as he was rec ognized by the waiting crowds. Passing the white house, the ma chine raced, now without an escort, and MT. Wilson gave the stately struc- ture, so long his home not a glance. He was carried swiftly to his new home no "S" street, and there few hundred neishbors had gathered to cheer him, unmindful of the ceremOn- ies at the capitol where his successor was taking his oath of office.
 At home at last, MT. Wilson stood with Mrs. Wilson to receive the news papermen who had accompanied him through the day and most of whom had been long at the white house.
 
 forward, presented by MT. Tumulty, and exchanged a word or two with each. About him in the house a score of intimate friends .gathered to do him honor on his return to private life, and 1t was to Admiral Grayson. who through habit had spoken to him as MT. President" that the cheerful correction was addressed.
 ''No. just plain Woodrow Wilson. now"
 By o'clock several thousand peo- pie had assembled outside the Wilson home as a part Of demonstration organized by the League of Nations association and the Democratic cen traI committee Of the District of Columbia. While committee went in- side to present the former president with gift of flowers. those outside united in noisy and enthusiastic greeting. The demonstration contin- ued almost until twilight.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-05
Curtain Rung Down
 On 66th Congress

CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE)
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-05
Normal America Industrial Peace World Friendship Hardngs Aims
Trade Ties Bind Closely

promote the comities so essential to
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-05
Saturday Morning, March 5, 1921
PLAIN WOODROW
 N|LS0N TODAY
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE,

with his right hand on the shoulder of the operator. Goodbye, son." he said.
 Cheerful AS Plain Citizen
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-05
Don't Fool With
 Rheumatic Aches
Keep A Bottle of Pain-RelieWnq
 Sloan's Liniment Handy

E-EFEFEFFCIIN
 You need it when the unexpected rheumatic twinge starts - the pains and aches following eXposure-scia- tica, lumbago. lame back, sore mus cles, stiff joints. neuralgia. Forgot all about buying another bottle and keeping it handy, didn't you? Get it today-you may need 1t tonight!
 This famous counter-irrittNt pene trates without rubbing and scatters the congestion. The pain or ache Is soon relieved, leaving no plaster or poultice mussiness. no stained kin. Thousands of regular users keep it handy for emergency - they don't suffer needlessly. All druggists - 35c. roc S140
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-05

office on that passage of Holy Writ wherein it is said What doth the Lord require of thee but to do justly and to love mercy and walk humbly with thy God"
 This I plight to God and country"
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-05

session. After a prayer by the chap lain. MT. Coolidge read his brief in' augural address and when the ap-
 plause which greeted 1t had subsided,
 he began swearing In the senators elected or reelected last November
Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-05
FINE FOR RHEUMATISM
Musterole Loosens Up Those Stiff Joints-DriveS Out Pain

You'll know why thousands use Musterole once you experience the glad relief it gives.
 Get a jar at once from the nearest drug store. It is clean, white oint- ment, made with the oil of mustard. Better than a mustard plaster and does not blister. Brings ease and comic: while it is being rubbed on!
 Musterole is recommended by many doctors and nurses. Millions of jars are used annually for bronchitis, croup. stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, pleurisy. rheu- matism, lumbago, pains and aches the back or joints, sprains, sore muscles. bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds of the chest Git often prevents pneumonia.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-08-08
TWO BANK ROBBERS
LOCK CASHIER IN
VAULT AND ESCAPE
Posses Searching for Bandits
Who Secured $1,000 From
Farmer Institution.

Fulton, S. D., Aug. Posses or.
ganized by the sheriff of Hanson coun
ty are searching for two men, who
Saturday morning held up the Farmers
State bank here and escaped with cash
and currency, estimated at from $500
to $1,000.
The two robbers. unmasked. drove
up to the bank in an automobile. be-
lieved to have been stolen from Joe
Burg, in Mitchell, Is miles west. Fri
day night. Leaving the engine running
they went into the bank, where Eller
J. Branch, cashier, was alone. Cover
ing him with pistols they cleaned ont
the money till and then compelled
Branch to open the safe. Locking
Branch in the vault the men then drove
off.
Six miles north of Fulton, the men
carrying the money, entered another car
which was waiting. Cashier Branch
was liberated in half an hour by his
father who was called to the bank by
two customers who entered after the
robbery.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-08-08
American Embassy Forced
to Take Quarters in Building
Used by Mattress Factory

| looking for the American embassy fine
building on side street, whose
| shabby entrance is flanked on one side
| by a window exhibit of gaudy coloreG
mattresses and on the other by ladies'
dress forms.
One ascends to the embassy head
quarters by dark spiral staircase, to
small scala" or waiting room, which
in winter is heated by an oil stove.
There are 10 other rooms which visit
with the exception of two with fire
places, they have no heating apparatus.
Recently there was fire in the car
penter's shop. Had the fire destroyed
the building complete archives dating
from the days of Caesar Augustus
Rodney, first American minister to Ar
gentina. century ago, probably would
have been lost.
Only one other nation has an en-
bassy in Argentina and that is Spain
which will soon house its ambassador
in a palace costing nearly two million
pesos. The Chilean legation already
has veritable palace, while the CO.
lombia legation boasts of two preten-
tious buildings, one as the ministers
residence and the other for the legation
offices, connected by a beautiful gar
den. France has a legation which cost
100000 pesos. The British and Italian
ministers also are elaborately housed
The present embassy of the United
States sits in the shadow of a build
ing across the street. twice as big and
handsomely appointed, occupied by the
legation of Cuba.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-08-08
Sizzling Summer Heat Sends
City Sufferers on Hunt for
NeW Places to Go SUin1r1in0

New York, Aug. 1.-THE sizzling
summer Of 1921 has made all New
York want to go a-swimming-but
there isn't room enough for all to
swim.
On week ends it's strong man who
can battle into bathhouses at nearby
beaches and even if there were more
bathhouses, it's hard to imagine how
many more thousands could gain foot
hold on the crowded sands.
So from City Hall down, everyone
is trying to locate new swimming holes
and twentieth century swimming
hole in Americas largest city is cost
ly proposition. Mayor Hylan has urg-
ed construction of a swimming pool in
Central Park and it has been suggested
that an unneeded reservoir be convert
ed to the uses of perspiring citizenry,
but at present it's all talk. and talk is
even more heating.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-08-08

Buenos Aires, Aug. Refusal of
the state department at Washington to
authorize sufficient funds to lease new
embassy headquarters suitable to the
dignity of the United States. in the
opinion of Frederic Jesup Stimson, re-
! Gently retired ambassador, has forced
| the American embassy to take quarters
in building whose ground floor is oc-
| cupled by a mattress factory, car
establishment.
The embassy was obliged to give up
the building which has been the office
of American diplomatic representatives
for the past IL years owing to the de-
sire of the owner to occupy it himself.
This was a twostory residence of
pleasing exterior, facing the plaza San
Martin and although far from preten-
tious, as compared with the legations
of most other countries, was swell ar
ranged well appointed and entirely oc-
cupied by the embassy. 1t was obtain
ed when rents in Buenos Aires were
comparatively low, for $50 pesos a
month, or a little over $500 and this
figure, on account of the friendship of
the owner for Ambassador Stimson,
was not raised when rents went soar
ing during the war.
When it became necessary recently
to give the place up, neither Mr.. Stim-
son nor Francis White. now charge
d affaires, could find building COM
parable to it for less than $500 pesos
month. The state department set
limit of $50 pesos and now strangers
Great Falls tribune., 1921-08-08

Meanwhile, special shower baths
have been built in tenement districts,
street cleaners hosing the heated pave
ments wash down youngsters for the
asking, and in the smaller parks dot
ting the city the police aren't quite so
Jealous in driving amphibious street
urchins out of the fountains.
The worlds largest swimming pool
has been opened in Madison Square
Garden, dock diving along the Hudson,
Harlem and East rivers is as popular
as ever, and now and then a neighbor-
hood produces something unique in the
way of a bathing tub.
For instance the firemen at the
Greenwich village station house have
built wooden pool for the neighbor-
hood youngsters, and artists and poets
Of the section lay aside palette and
pen every day to watch young
woman instruct her splashing pupils
there