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Arizona republican., 1921-06-12

roads than the same load on a truck designed 10 carry such a load
 Furthermore. increasing the hard ships on shippers increases the cost of materials and food carried over the roads
 A sensible solution is being worked out by the state of Illinois The state highway department has under construction an experimental road containing ss'test sections each sec ton differing from the others in de- sign The types of pavement used include mscadam base with asphalt surface. macadam with brick top. concrete base with brick and asphalt top and regular concrete roads. both plain and reinforced
 This road Is now practically com pieted but will be allowed to harden for several months The testing will probably commence in the fall. The trials win consist of a passage of trucks over the road first carrying light loads and then gradually in- creasing the loads Equipment of all types will be used in these tests Careful records will be made then anaiyzed by expert highway enEin- eers of the Illinois department and bulletins issued
 This Is an example of a sane and fair method of attacking the prob1rm and will be watcher with interest by highway engineers and the general public.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-12
ROAD BUILDING
 SIGN 0F FUTURE

Pessimists on the future of the mo- tor car industry are urged by the Liberty Motor car company of De- troit. 10 review some of the facts which are available regarding the money spent for good roads through out the country.
 More than six hundred million dol- lars is known to be available to states for road and bridge construction and maintenance during 1921. according to the bureau of public roads IL Is possible that an appropriation by congress might considerably increase that amount Among the largeA states involved are Texas. having ap- proximately ss0. .e0o. 900 to spend: New York with s55.ooo. 900: California with s2s. 100000: Iowa with s37.00o.- 900: ohio with s35 5.0o0. 900. Wisconsin with s1s.o0o.ooo and Michigan with s20. 900. 900.
 It Is expected that all the states in the Union will do considerable amount of work toward improving the public highways
 IL Is a well known fact that the im- provement of roads and the work of the auto industry are pretty well sy- anonymous and the enormous expendi- lures for good roads for the coming year should go a long way to refute bears on the auto industry.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-12
BEING RE-
 v|VED ID MARK HIGH TEST FUEL

A prc-war idea of coioring gasoline has been revived in London
 The purpose is to let the motorist be sure he is buying the right grade of fuel
 As far back as 1909 the Austrian government used a pink coioring mat ter to differentiate between free and taxed gasoline Fuel for commercial purposes was free of duty in those days. while a tax yvas placed on that used in passenger cars The easiest way to distinguish one from the other. when the oil was shipped to the serv- ice stations. was to color the fuel in- tended for passenger car sales.
 By the use of cochineai. an insect dye. the strength of the original gas oline is not diminished automotive engineers say It is only when anil line or mineral coioring matter Is used that a sediment Is produced and the effectiveness of the fuel Is fessened.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-12
TIME HERE ID
 PLAN VACATION

The time of the year Is at hand when motorists gain a great deal ~< pleasure in planning their suzlraer vacation. in which the automobile will be a prominent factor Although va cations for most persons do not start until July or August. it Is none too early for preliminary planning.
 The Liberty Motor Car company of Detroit cites a particularly interest ing example along this line in the case of Miss Josephine Hansen. e California girl who has toured more than SQ-oeo miles through the noun tains Of California during the last five years She plans here vacations from one to two years in advance and a Liberty six touring car ls playing an important part in these plans.
 This woman motorfst is already having her car and equipment re- paired for a drive Into the mountains of northern California. She has been a marked enthusiast for the Sierra~ and has been one of the first fo drive a car In the higher mountains after the clearing Of snow opens the roads of the Rockies
 The new Liberty eix ir cspeclafly fine for climbing hills and all sorts Of roads due to a frame which is ex- traordinariiy strong. and a motor which Is uniformly powerful under all conditions. A remarkable number Of hiii climbing stunts have been per formed by the Liberty six in recent years.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-12
Motorists Should
 Heed Fire Signals

Fire hydrants and changing fire bells should be safety warnings to cautious motorists
 Keep away from fire hydrants- Not only because it's against the law 10 park close to them. In case Of fire nearby. car too near a hydrant must be moved and the firemen are not slow or careful about il either. Locked cars. pushed away in hurry. are in danger of injury
 Fire bells heard while driving are a warning to move to the right i'm mediateiy and stop. Never look 10 see which way the fire trucks are coming. Stop immediately and there will be no accident
 Even where there is no ordinance against parking in narrow streets. it would be safer for auto drivers not 10 park there. Fire routes are usually not through narrow streets. but any thing might happen to force fire trucks 10 take such streets And a moving engine In a narrow street puts the cars curbed alongside In danger of destruction
Arizona republican., 1921-06-12
SEATT[E|
 ID L0S ANGELES. IN I W | DAYS.

Battling such deep mud that al times he had to drive down hill In low gear yet coming through from Seattle to Los Angeles in two days. three hours and 90 minutes is an achieve ment claimed by pr. Rinkenberger-
 The doctor made the fast time in his Hudson specdxter and from Port land to San Francisco his time was 90 hours and 90 minutes The record time between those cities is 1s hours and 37 minutes
 Dr. Rinkcnrberger says. ~I didn't try to make a record. but just kept speedily moving an the way along the road had my car inspected by the Hudson service men fin Oakland. after finishing the long hard grind frors Portland and they announced if in perfect condition l did not touch a spark plug or anything else on the whole run
 The drive from Seattle fo Los An- xeles Is more or less a pleasure trip later in the summer when the roads are good, but in the early part of the year this trip is a hard one and the car that makes 1t successfully must be thoroughly reliable There are several mountain ranges to cross and there was SO much mud on the Hud- son that the grime looked as thoug h lt had been painted on when it ar rived in Los Angeles.
 -We averaged ls miles per gallon all through and On the boulevards between San Francisco and Los An xeies increcsed that by 95 per cent That proves -conclusiveiy that the money that California has put into building concrete highways is an in vestment that pays substantial re- turns in the saving of motor car fuel alone. to say nothing about tires ex- pense. and general wear and tear which Is greatly decreased when the roads are smooth and good That was one of the considerations with us when VIC decided to make southern California our future home for it is the ideal place to live.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-12
IDEA PUT
 INTO EFFECT ON
 LINCOLN HIGHWAY

GRAND ISLAND. Neb-. June H. (Specia)-Tourists driving along the Lincoln Highway between N<th Platte and Omaha Nebraska will learn beforehand whether the road is safe to travel The Grand Hland automobile club will furnish them with reports of weather and other conditions along the highway
 At various points along the 2s3- mile stretch between Omaha and North Platte. reports win be turned in to the local telephone exchanges They will report weather and road conditions and information on de- tours along the way The reports will be made before s o'riock each morning
 Each Of these Lincoln Highway centers will convey the information 10. Grand Island From there all the collected material win be sent east and west along the highway 70 that tourists at every point will know road conditions before they start in the morning
Arizona republican., 1921-06-12
Value Marker Will
 SoUe Trouble With
 Disc Type Wheels

Motorists whose cars are equipped with disc wheels find trouble locat ing the position of the tire valve on the inside, especially if the wheel is caked with mud. This difficulty can be avoided by punching a mark on the outer hub flange near the hub cap and opposite the tire valve, By cleaning this smaller circle, the valve can be located more easily.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-12
Bright Fittings Can Be Protected
 By Vaseline Use

During the rainy season vaseline will keep the bright parts of the automobile from rusting-
 These parts are the lamp rims. bumper. hub caps. door handles. dash instruments. windshield frame and other such fittings
 Before applying the vaseline. the fittings should be washed with soap and water. A clean sponge should be used. When rinsed off and dried applied.
 After the season becomes settled. the vascline may be removed with s clean rag that has first been dipped In gasoline. Some Of the fittings ma seem dull o- lack ius;er- For these apply a good silver polish or rouge that contains no coarse grit to grind off the plating.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-12
Billion For Tires
 Spent Annually By
 Automobile Ouners

American automobile owners are tires annually. says M- O. Eidrrit<e- director of roads for the American Automobile association. That's about as much as is being spent annually for the construction ans mainte- nance of highways tn the United States.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-12
Here's Latest Way To Ren,oUe Kinks
 In Gasoline Tonk

~- need of having the garage man
 q~tter o out your dented gasoline s..,l Here's how any motorist can
 . Attach a hose from the air doA the feed outlet; fill the tank pYInp eter: plug up the vent in the i "lth csn. apply about 20 pounds of sa,. sSr''l nressure. at the same time tap ming gently with mallet around ITO the o,Iter edge of the dent, me com, li,, hined air and water -.raighten out the tank
Arizona republican., 1921-06-12
MaxuelI-C Chalmers
 Promotes Officers

A F.. Richmond. for several years in charge of Maxwell service at the factory, has been appointed super visor of the San Francisco district for Maxwell Chalmers Mir. Rich monds intimate knowledge of both organizations and product will prove very valuable to Maxwell Chalmers business on the Pacific coast
 F. F. Tfr>~apson. formerly chief in spector for Maxwell Chalmers. has been appointed special sales super visor for the companies. with tenn porary headquarters at Detroit.
 Theodore Koerner has been named superintendent of inspection. having general charge of inspection in all Maxwell Chalmers plants.
 The title of don" was originally
Arizona republican., 1921-06-12

Total 9ol,o3o Estimates made by state motor vehicle registrars **Omnbuses added
 The largest increase in truck registration during 1920 shown in Florida, which jumped from 3239 chusetts jumped from 42 900 to 3S6 Michigan from 36863 to 45 773 and Wisconsin from 10S87 to 205
Arizona republican., 1921-06-12
GAS |S bETTER-
 MORE PLENTIFUL THAN LAST YEAR

WASHINGTON. June ir.-fspc- ciaD-That the gasoline situation. as far as the general public is con cerned. is far better this year than last. Is the information contained In the reports of the United States bu- reau of mines of its fnvestfxnflonn conducted throughout the country.
 The latest figures for this year are those of the month of February which show a production during Feb ruary. 1921. of io.o7s.6os gallons of gasoline against e.71sss5 gallons fos the same period of 1e.>-
 Gasoline is better this year than is was last. and there's more of if. in spite Of the fact that its price ha. been going down and it's use has been increasing
 From samples of gasoline in Pitts burg. San Francisco. New York an< Washington. the bureau found that fuel was more volatile this year than it was last July. The average boil ing point last summer was between Z1o and 27s degrees Now. the bu- reau finds. it is between .ss and .1e degrees.
 Greater Supply While consumption of gasoline in- creased 45o. .oeoo. 900 gallons last year over that of 1919. production Of this fuel was szs.ooe.ooo gallons above that of the year before. There Is no fear of shortage. either. says the bureau of-mines. In fact. the L. g. geological survey comes along with the report that. al present rate of consumption. the worlds sup ply of crude oil could supply the U- S- market for 1f& years- The worlds deposits of oil are more than s5.o5s.oOo. 900 barrels. Consumption tn the United States In 1920 was <s7.- SIS. 900 barrels.
 No Higher Priees Seen No increase of prices In the fuel field Is likely. say officials of the Ma fionai Automobile Chamber Of Com merce. The supply hes 90 far ex- ceeded the demand that many rcfir- cries have had 10 shut down for lack iof business
Arizona republican., 1921-06-12

The narrowest width of the Strait of Gibraltar is eight and one-half miles.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-12

Some of the copper coins used hv the anclcnts were as large as dinrer platcS
Arizona republican., 1921-06-12

tain states well throughout the rest of the ry, has been and is being focused highway develop ment It is the quickest solution of the problem.
 The following table shows the number of motor trucks Tn the country by states tabuated from the records available at the beginning of 1921
Arizona republican., 1921-06-12

Greater London covers an area Of about zoo square mile
Arizona republican., 1921-06-12

A shower bath motor truck accom- panies circuses and other travelling organizations.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-12

The title of don was originally assumed by the popes-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-02

100 ACRES. IAo acres cleared as acres
ri,h bottom laud, all strong Boii prac-
ucally new i-toum house, largo barn all
trnr"d and rtn.z-f. need. half mia from
Ga.sNiIle county seat OF Barry county.
Missouri. worth $50 per acre, viii take
f55 for quick sale carry $4,000 five
years per cent T. Carman. tlJ wood :
ruff Bdg.. Springfield, Missouri.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-02
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

notSts ioU sNit 81
s.rIuENsr sluE $500 ,o.r brand
n.N nu.r'I"N i've lars" rooms aud
"Ht.hfeai f.HH. heavy ,H. f.HfH tI
,UHUEh. r''N ru1 40 tDuur. h'p4ufW
d..orr,or. 'n'u. work 'n1 urt ny
n,,nraon,' .,,.l r... V,i",GH ..i p,5,.lG
ltEtHu''. basement fltNro tui auIiI dr',..
l.gh ull s..r iut oN,rlouhrE tho ,iN
tn. B." goo" bargain at $500 cali
oouru Wpr uHGNI~ Tnutccu.room
mol in. 'ni '',m h"u'r "n t,'t lalgo
''sN terms. Mra ilvuturHou. Usage
''''
THREE ROOM hoo.r. hair acre NJ ground.
garage. ON cor ,ui iitnoy line. price
5000 $500 dowu balance So per month.
u,tuy \ Co.. ,"iar ISIS 's Robinson
ildE.
rO MAKE HpOM fnr new store huildirg.
We nncr f"r sol' h.ro-m ruttagc' iot7
Main tt. Go h" m' ~i Of Phone
Usage 2Jfa.I
rwo.sTORl. ook uoora two unntel.
tgrrtnont vet. garage ana drivv. close
in Houth side. 10000. with $4,000 cash.
Usage SIG or C90.
$50 CASn aud We will sell you dandy
bcre tract un Federal paved road. per
f,ouy level Price ong 81 500 limited
number l'ft n you want to see come
think out ~ the ordinary call Cedar 77f
$500 CAsIr and 80 per month puts YOU In
modern bungalow. livinE room across the
cutir" front. 90 pavement and trauEpoTth-
unu. beautiful east front lot tull zi1o
can cedar 57i
$500 CASH and move ioto practically new
Groom bungalow, one and - hair hlucka
from pavement and jiinry. east front "ell
of "atct' monthly paymcnta, only 81, 300
can Cedar III
$500 CASH aud I viii build YOU a bun.
gHlow to suit on the east side over
sikUd corner lot. south front can OHAgc
TtNd
$3.50 rASf buys u dandy l.rCom modern
bungalow on the eust side, full HiEo lot
nice location. "a real buy easy monthly
payments can pHaE" g5SG.
81 500 CNSH aud viii ahow you on" ~
the best hHIUuiuH on the south side, ak
rooms and breakfast room garage. drive
| way. haErmout. ruurhcd in for furnace,
hardwood floors throughout beautiful
| mautcl. an built.iu Naiut"s, wonderful
| decorations and electric tight rNturer
| convince. can Cedar 7i1
! s. 500 wITH 1900 buys neat Groom
| outage. oversize lot. on Sand springs
| car limo. can Usage 1855.
| 1900 CASH and balance $50 per month
| for thia attractive bungalow, five
' rooms. sleeping porch. bath. hullt-in irn
| turcH in kitchen. mHutel huilt-tn book
rage and modern servant quertors A
| splendid full east trout lot This In one
| uf the best huys wo have on our list.
Osage 60ti, whtosidc & whiteside.
| 81 600 CASH Flye-ro0m bungalow. up-to-
date IN every respect. fine location. on
| pavement restricted dlstrict, priced 10
| sell, garage, '-room S"fvant quarters
| Can Usage y7n2 Tor price. You will ho
/ surprised. j, l.. Lennon GO, 202 security
| HldE.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-02
PROPERTY for EXCHANGE


GOOD lttlc roadster to trade for furnl-
tu-e. Cedar 2556
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-02

rOR SALE-Ncw bungalow In Terrace
Drive. siN rooms breakfast room. man
tel. oak floors. basement. garage and drive,
close To transportation. ItiCV $3.50
with only $500 cash aui very easy monthly
payments an balance. ito ruro to soc
this 'all Nj johnson with IorNillrprr
y Irusty OHaGc 6492 bJ2S.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-02

OZARK FARMS Missouri and Arkansas.
from 20 TO 2 600 acres. all pricus from
5000 up. Como In or write Tho Neabitt
TO-. 4Ol Security building Phone OBsgs
thtI. Nosidru,o tHago sfpG X.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-02

t.oa CASH handles uice t.room modern
bungalow nicely arranged. located
anufnosr' eide. on so foot lot Near two
car lines Price only ~ 900 Phone Usage
1893 BOSS Ynd0n Investment c.. 2lH-
10 Security Bldg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-02

phey -,LKY for sale also one gray
GO. .ir.ss size o.. never been worn.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-02

.,- .i.uR rEN1 rrst.ciass oondition,
r.Ir Pros Tiano 60. osng" hib1
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-02
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

sroitts N>u WNWiun, 81, so
FuE N.>I MuH,tu ftur...n CALI
u"nty hr,1' ua'r. ''.-
for c0.anus ,oJ ,'.s.. rr". .n..
nusinos-, ,.u. uu, .n.u. Nl".,HaI. 1'n
E.9F ,.,lf... or ,e".",n.";; 'o.m'"' hospital
sroHEtnoV al q. S ilus,ou ur mur
good nwr. SIR Noom.
STORAGE
Across street from trn,kngc.
$500 SQUARE FEET
i.250 feet first floor same second
East Third and Owassu. ct,N Phones
Usage 23G-G5U9.
WNNTIp--Tp NiNT ~
A, ,rd~ this heading ~st b, paid In sd',nu
WNNrED.Ry Srpt'mb,r loth fuur or
broom. strictly mnr-ru apartment ur
b.ro0m bungalow 'n south vr.. On paved
street. two adults GIVE particulars nud
pcation. 217i World
WANTED s,rtrmrof ,tn four or o..
room 'ottas' "r ar'rfm'ui fHr "iu''s
prrman,nt 't rent i."EonHri' Address
WANTED To RENI.-Gatag. u,u Ttf-
tcenth and Npulicr CAN osag' NiHH.
WANTED Eith,t srytu OF 4. ROOM hou.o.
WIZ lcHs" Tor term. n satisfactory.
Address T.. -. box 1863
WANTED to rent, II YOU ha,o house
for rent call our rental department and
list with ~. We have clients for well
located. modern houses. both furnished
uui uufuruIsh,d.
JOPLtNG 4 WnITEsIDE
sl' Cincinnati Onge 7its.
WANTED tu rent house at reasonable
rant near catholic school psngc ll9G j.
WANTED 10 RENT ty september T.
a-room furnished apartment ur duplex
Tor three Hdults. must be reasonable. close
Iu. AddrcsH st-.r Nurid
YOUNG COUPLE Without children want
i.rOOm. modern dupic, ui housr. south
sldc preferred. good reference. Usage
JJ7b-I.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-02

.vI,t Ahoraiury model. pres.
.'. ID, Edison shop S2Gi. VIII
a. lr uW!ug records. goud as
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-02
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
ACREAGE IOR ~iLI u

ACRE TRACTS In Acme Acres addition
and Westropo Acres addition, sttlul cash
payment and balance uIu.hl.. can be
arranged 10 hul'd small house II de.
sired. ittpu iuF CO.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-02

$500 CASH handles dandy 6-room mod"rn
bungalow. on corner lot. nice location.
has msntsi built-in features aud nica
decoratiOnH Price only $4,000 Phpus
DsaEs 1853 60ss. YBdon Investment Co..
9ls 10 Security BldR.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-02
prRSONAL PROPERTY

u,.IfAL INSTRUMENTS 62
tE-ous cabinet sic. mahogany
Ifir'bia grarhun1la WIN aAy e..
1919
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-02
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

DEAL rSTATr Cpp prNT
NEAL I'd n r foH RENi
,,oYs,s RON ,,>r
IAWTON y 1891 -T,,o.ra,m hou.,
Usage 7l3i.J
Mccoy 9i3 Dcommhtal 80 Thrcc room
house IN kendall, near school Osago
'S"'. ........
MAnbELl. noS Four rooms not m.d-
'i". wa
WITH eatag. r.uvouor' 2" school and
cav. ''u Per i''n'h. '''' ~
| bNE 10 room modern h"us. tgr rent
ON "es, PARK. """eo ilaf-R.
eo9s
hous" unf,,,r,sb.t tlt tJ,,i,tr lsnfs
PHOENIX 77g -stri.,u r..i,,r.
: room apartments Osae, ises
| STRICTLY Nh .t,.lat. r.,..w r,u..
,Lults nuly lrOI 1. e.,,ua t,t,f
B 1902
| SEVEN ROOM tu,,,lo,, I'm ulIcr.., ,,.
'' ,,,, rs, ','n u".saat'N '' ".'''''N' "'
.,,, ,,,,,,,,
.idn w,'h ,r,r,. r., 10 nn,,," III. T
,S'ttoc S'ttoc N,n -" ~ .'a ln' ", N'""
Usage ssas
! SECOND floor suplcx house. five room,
,ltsso large P'r'h'H ""' s"'"s. "s"f'
| snt..rU ,i1it M q, .,.,,p ,,,,l., brand
! new, ono block north on1 wc,t -
Glenn station
siv uuC,, -, ,....... .., 80.
al, :. 80, -. ...,,
| SIA kpOm h'"s' I"i rent win garage.
Hsssn %
SIX rooms brcatfa.t r,.m and sarns,.
furnace heat SO. ,'.nrc gtc}
| rwO FIVE ROOM houses. 4.room house.
also 2-roor house. + /. ,iuIow. Osssa
TWO -pO0M boo, n,y.,. s. c.roon bouse'
no, modem $40. g. room modem house
! i5t,.
| THREE NOON b,us. not ,rndcrn b07
o..s. s. R2ahtord alih so monthly Phone
Usage ''i'
ihntE ,. hO,,MH n',,,s nonyrn. wns, T, one "'o'N
| -. -. -.
TRANSFER, ana heavy hsnlinf. House
Usage an.
WINDOW SHADES 10 measure. tint cloth
and Holland. Call Johnson Usage 5OO7.
72o w. fark. rk.-----.. ---.
YORKTOWN NJ ct Scycn-room house
Usage sag rs, 7SS. '' ''"' ''' ''''' ''""' W o.
lo-ROOM nous, ez two or one. 800 close
in. Osago 7792
,.,......, ...........
|
HnM MIhAL' - 1907 I'VE room n"uH'. 'A.
W .',s' ,.''.''s' '''h '''''' 'i' ''''''"
'hosBlE hEl6H ~ t"ur ana broom
t779-J.
DUPLEN-SiN rooms, Furnished not mod
OK ok Eohiy so, itjS nS'" Ws,ec " '"'"
i-IyJt; - ,',,,,'.,...., ..,.,.,,
good well water. no children. fg5 pct
! Purdy. with or without garage.
ron 1I,S,r- -1,n,,..r...,,. f,,,,,sb.,, ,.......
| IN Esndsu srhnnl ,,t,r it6E
!
rr-p,rsurD homo. hoo, ,.,,,.o,. ,.,..
I'm ~. ,on,' and ..,,s,a ,yyI. ,,'
immediate posscss,6n j. A. SUsra'r,
| co 422 Security Bldg Phone D...,
a5s
ron DI,N.r NiccIy ,,,r,isI.d hor,c ,.,.
rooms, 1909 South Denver avenue. love
- yard garage. Possession Rcptombcr
stonot aphor, Hotel Tulsa.
| FIVE-ROOM furnished house. Inquire 100
/ n Wilson Osaro $3.50 ]
FIyE-R00m ,noto,r n,,,,s,. g,,,ris.,.d ,r,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-02
HOUSES r,RSI~iiED

| FOR RENT-Niooly furnished home fNr
rooms, 1909 South Denver avenue, love
! - yard. garage. Possession September
| 9th, ti26 per month. CHu or see public
| atcnoI puheT Hotel Tulsa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-02
rwp SALE

FINE b-room bungalow, modern, In re-
tlued nicghh0rhuOd, elegantly furnished,
breakfast room, basement and garage,
Must be seen 20 Do appreciated 5000
cash. balance payments can Oshge 1891
aftvr .. IA.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-02

APARTMENT ruous sIccpingI
porch, tile bath. hardwood floors. steam
heat, Janitur service. Malhrr Apart
monts. Tenth ana Boulder. can OsHgo
603e, between and 10 a.. m. tor APP
pointment.