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Evening journal., 1921-03-18
WOMEN LEARN
MORE Finance
M. B. Gushing Tells Them
Confidence in Banks is
Justified =
EXPLAINS RELATION
TO DEPOSITORS

Depositors are justified in main
tanning full confidence In the solv-
ency OF banks OF the country under
present day safeguards OF manage
ment. declared Morgan H. Cushing.
OF the Wharton School OF Finance.
Philadelphia, in a lecture TO the New
Century Club finance class yestcr-
day afternoon.
Next Thursday afternoon Charles
A r. Wardell will speak on Invest
ments." and on Thursday, March 81.
William c. Sctluter. also OF the
Wharton School. will address ths
final meeting on Investments and
Business Cycles"
In his talk yesterday. Mr.. Gushing
described the two-fold relation be-
tween bank and depositor and bank
and borrower.
The minimum balance account
was explained. some banks today
declining to carry small accounts.
owing TO the fact that the cost OF
carrying these is equally great as the
cost OF carrying a $4,000 account
500, $500 or even $1,000 is the mini
mum account handled by some
banks. or a charge OF SO cents OF
81 per month is made for the open
ing OF smaller accounts. There are
banks too which will not lend 10
small depositors. Seventy-hve pet
cent. OF the expenses OF a bank
arises from services to the deposit.
ors, the building. the vault. the safes
stationery. the furnishing OF checi
Evening journal., 1921-03-18

II freshly baked bread must be
used for toast, dry the slices in the
oven before toasting.
Evening journal., 1921-03-18
APPROVELOAN
ORLIBRARY
Council Glad School Board
Music Squabble is at
End
WECCACOE MEN
EXPLAIN POSITION

on motion Of Councilman Faulk-
ner, last night, Michael J. Maloney,
representing the weccacoe fire COM
pany. was given the privilege Of the
floor FOR the purpose OF explaining
To Council that the company had
been misrepresented when the news
papers stated that they we're oppos-
ed to a paid fire department for the
city. Mr.. Maloney was very en-
phatic at times and seemed inclined
TO place the blame for the publica-
tion on the company president, Will
liam NJ. Connolly.
The Weccacoe company" de-
clared Mr.. Maloney, ''is not opposed
10 the paid fire department and has
been on record for four years as IA
voring a paid department" Some OF
the members, he said, were opposed
20 the idea OF not having expert
enced firemen on the commission. He
said the members objected to any
body giving Council the idea that
they were opposed 10 the clause in
the bill which meant the taking care
OF widows and orphans Of the fire.
men. Anybody, he declared. who
has an axe t ogrind must find some
i other stone than the Weccacoe fire
company to grind IL on"
The Street and Sewer Department
a the request Of Councilman Faux
ner. presented TO Council an esti-
mate OF the possible cost for paving
Hoald street between Christiana ave-
nuc and Lobdell street. The cost
was estimated at s21.5S5. with a re-
commcndation that Council appro
pirate that amount for the improve
ment OF this thoroughfare. No pro-
vision is made for sewers. the direc-
tors say, as at tho present time there
is no sewer system designed for this
section.
Amendments TO the existing gar
/ hagc disposal ordinance, under
/ which the person, firm or corpora
4 lion 10 whom contracts shall be
awarded shall be required to give
4 surety in the sum Of $4,000 for the
4 faithful performance OF the duties
required by the contract. was unani-
4 mously adopted by City Council last
4 night. The Board Of Health is re-
uuircd during the month OF May
1921, and during the month OF May
every three years thereafter "a
award contracts for the collection
Il and removal OF garbage under the
conditions provided in the ordinanc,
q for term Of three years beginninr
on the first day OF June thereafter
Council. without comment unani.
s. nously approved the passage by tht
4 General Assembly OF the bill author.
4 1ing the city to borrow 5000, 900 to.
. ward the cost OF now library
II building at Tenth and Market
streets.
The Wilmington Board OF Educa,
Il toms reply to the communication o.
i Councils condemnation bof the pur
chase Of musical instruments with
money appropriated for plumbing II
4 the schools, puts an end TO the con
troversy. The letter from th'
Evening journal., 1921-03-18
MISSIONARIES
TELL OF WORK
Alliance Hears of Progress
in Belgian-Congo and
India
MR.. CONLEY TALKS
OF MANS DUTY

Addressing the congregation OF the
Christian and Missionary Alliance at
the annual convention Of the ALI
ance in the tabernacle at 5O4 West
Fifth street last night, the Rev =.
$. Conley, OF Pittsburgh. Pa, was
the speaker. He said:
Many a great preacher has gotten
between his congregation and Al
mighty God. II is not because the
preacher has tried to do this, or de-
sires II TO continue, but IL is due 20
that fact that In his efforts to brine
home 20 the people the truths OF
God, and in the great good he has
been able 10 do through the power
and aid of God, he has become a
man to be worshiped by those who
do not realize that the power TO dc
all this good is not his own.
Prior to the sermon report OF
the work OF the Rev. Clinton y
Wells. the Alliance missionary in ths
Belgian Congo was read. The re.
port showed 526 natives had beer
baptized during the year at the All
ance mission. and that there are 95l
confessed conversions on probation
At the end OF last year the mem
bership list showed 357s. There ar,
five main stations there and 273 out
stations: ten churches; eleven Sun
day schools. and training schools an,
| Bible schools. There are twenty
three field missionaries working
! there. with seven at home. Thes
are assisted by 237 native workers.
At the afternoon service. whicl
was also well attended, a description
Of the work OF Christian Missionar
Alliance in India was given by Mis-
Mildred +. Patton. a former mis-
sionary TO India. Miss Patton toll
Of her work in connection with tn
girls orphange in India, OF whic'
she is director. The Alliance ha
established two orphanages ther,
one for girls and one for the boys.
Rev. Conley. spoke on the subjeC
Of Every Man to His Work"
Evening journal., 1921-03-18
NEW BANK FOR
MIDDLETOWN SOON
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special TO The Evening Journal
MIDDLETOWN, Del, March IS
The contract for tearing down the
old Pennington building AT Main and
Broad streets. purchased some time
ago by the Delaware Trust Company.
for their new banking offices. has
been awarded to William Johns OF
Warwick for s475 and salvage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Coleman a re-
cent bride and groom. we're given
a reception at the home OF the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. viii
liam Green near Townsend, on
Thursday evening.
A large audience greeted the
Habel trio at the New Century Club
on Tuesday evening. This is the
last Lyceum number OF the season
The proceeds from the entertain
ments went to the school
The annual parish and vestry
meeting Of st. Anne's p. r. Church
viii be held on Easter Monday
March 2S, in the parish house.
George Echenhof celebrated hi.
Eightieth birthday anniversary or
Tuesday. March Sth.
Evening journal., 1921-03-18
A. F. A. NJ. MASTER AT
SEAFORD MARCH "a

Special TO The Evening Journal
SEAFORD. Del. March 1S.-One
Of the most enjoyable social affairs
Of the season took place last night
in the church parlors OF St Johns
NJ. r. Church. when the ladies'
Bible Glass. Miss Mary L. Hopkins.
teacher. entertained the Mems Bible
Glass. r. J. Winder. teacher.
Sussex Chapter. No. z. order Of
the Eastern star. held a class initia-
tion. at their rooms IN ODD Fellows
Hall. last night. AZ which time six
new members were taken into the
order
Mrs. J. r. Cooke is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Scott Hurley, In Phil
adelphia-
Mrs. +. G. Ross and daughter
spent several days this week in Bal
timore and Washington. u. G.
Grand Master W. j. Highneld and
staff will visit Hiram Lodge. 40. 21
Evening journal., 1921-03-18

A. +. q A. NJ. on Thursday even
ing. March %. instead Of on March
II. as first announced
Surveyors from the state Highway
Department are surveying some Of
the streets OF the town. preparatory
TO selecting a route for tho proposed
state road.
Sorosis was entertained yesterday
afternoon hy Mrs. j. b. Robinson
The sewing club met with Mrs. Mil.
ton James. Monday even
Evening journal., 1921-03-18

Board follows; Answering yours
Of the 7th. you are advised that the
Board OF Education at its meeting
last Monday night decided not 10
purchase any musical instrument
this year and directed that you be so
notified"
Il am sure every member OF Coun-
Gil is pleased TO hear that" said
Councilman Forwood. in moving that
the communication be received and
fled.
Evening journal., 1921-03-18
RosE HnL RosEBUps lose

Rose Hill journeyed to Eden Park
last Saturday TO play a practice
game supposedly with South-Side
Eden Seconds, a team composed Of
boys between the ages OF IS and II
years.
When the Eden team lined mp there
was not one person on II between
ages mentioned.
The Rose Hill team, however held
its own until the sixth inning. when
the Edenites gathered three runs.
Manager Mccullough OF Rose Hill
advises all managers who have
games scheduled with Eden to be on
the alert.
The Rosebuds wish 10 arrange
games with any team between the
ages OF Is and II. Send all chal-
lenges to c. r. Mccullough, r. +. D..
No. 1. New Castle. Del.
Evening journal., 1921-03-18
PENN-DEL VS.. BRowNsoN.

The Penn Dell basketball team
fresh from their victory over the
strong Defiance Big Five" will
meet the strong Brownson team to-
morrow night at the Peoples Set
tlemenL
Both teams are going az a great
clip this season and a good game is
expected. Brownson managed 20
nose out the East Siders at their
last meeting In Brownson Hall by
the score OF "a to 10.
Evening journal., 1921-03-18
SPRfNG TSSu0SS

In April Good House Keeping. Also
new novel by the author OF Little
Lord Fauntleroy. Frances Hodgson
Burnett. Good House Keeping out
today.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1921-03-18

There are many ways 70 turn an
luto into casn. secure a new car or
one OF different make under FORUM
ate conditions by taking advantage
OF he Wants.-Adv.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

BEST Lot in Kendall Tor money asked.
only S676. Sewer In. t31h cash, balance
S27 per month Mr. Purdy Usage 6Ol.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

WONDERFUL HA Al n rwo-story
home. eight rooms four cool sleeping
ruouus largo basement. combination tag
mace, g-cRr garage, heavy uak floors
host Of decorations, owner leaving city.
viii scl az u bargain. a. -. Roszoll
nznuo q4gl-NTIB.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

BOULDER. s.. 1870 RLOCK-Ninc- room
house. so arranged that four basement
ceilings. hardwood floors TIED bath, win
soil tins week for 800 with 81 500 cash.
balance 500 monthly, viii rent II frr
purchaser II dostrod for 1 months at Si00
month. the hest buy on the south side,
can cedar i065 os residence. Usage SGGG,
u, II, EppCrson.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT.

t.,..,.s,,'
] rfs. I,',f.t ''' '"''' '''''' '' "u
/ ,.,.,,,s,.
""N'' "" '"i noe t'". 'Hif' i'i
/ "'N n H,'M W"i'rh hHua", garage.
! ,"''' ''"'''" HN' t"i1fn. IhIi T. Ioa
/ ''N MhIH MONTHS Seven .tontu.
! ,nmp.e'rN i"friHN"d modern house.
tr tf's 'r' t,,-t -'tHn' 1u"i
7 ..,.....
'i'l' wv H.. 90 Ni'rw furmstcd Hv
i''ht nni hIrfprE porch Usage 'Jf1. y
.'t w. ~. t'Ii pne-hHf modern du.
h.'', iN''' '""'1T nicely furnieh"f $50
rUJE.ttN E $50. Furnished or y,f,,,.
n'nh,d. p'a'iirellF NOW five room mod
''" '''Ihk' on .'hh fpfiuEs rbr line Rud
CON 'NI'n' i' West Tulsa usaE' Wi5.
Win or without R,sg, g0i N Dcntsr
.'''fr .'A'
VIII NINI Wt bungalow. J4tuIaUuii far
|Ur'o unutt- O. rooms. fiseuinn porch
iau,..,,,r g.'.,,s.,'' ,s,''' a., D., i''
COUPLE ...rl..,1 ...,..i
..rNtf t,I,.. I,,s. M '"'
Nu. u'ir f.nuod couple. viii etrhanra
rff'Iru'rH. tHHFs tta#.
l"n ms" rpe ne4ur Furnished roons
"''"'n 'ln.' iH Ih'r. oslsa ta.,
af w1ntha. ttt roomr and bath 500
'h"n' 's"Rr 71H
FOR UE%1 Upna Mai, An
'o"w cottage. iurnlshot for houscf r.o.
.F 'h"f ". 'HlhrnHth EoutnUtIIi,.
N'h
NLN ~ h''N H'tEE. nicely rruIan,d
'.''F ming '"wpl"i'. arranged ru ono
nr $3.50 apartments. cor and utrcv ta.g,
''' WV" "F'' Hi''' O.. u.
N'. NV furnished, hNo. room bungalow
frpFpuahIr. CLOSE 600. DHaFa Tq.p- n
rpH NsNr- Furnished faur toorna. ur,-
,"l' ht,h tn'I""'i porch. rent reason
It W." ''"''. 'T"f' ''aO. ltji T..
MNHHith 'piILt. white tn shRta ana
~, """ l"'h' tn.I nous nr pprt
Dan "a uiIg '"'' '"''''"h'I' "' lVoH
'"l'.' lux .....
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

BOSTON. N.. 625-F -Four nicely nrnished
rooms ~ broom cottage sdulta only
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Three good farms and ranches, one I,Go0
acres, one 1000 acres, one 300 acres. five
70 ~ miles frsm Wsldron; good improve
menis. drilling Tor oil near two OF the
farms, price $40 per -cre cash or will
exchange for good Income propertg or
oklahoma ranch OF equal value. q. 4.
Crowley WHldrpn Ark
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

For sale or trade vacant lots, preferred
6-room' and breakfast room, tile bath
garage; waShroom IN basement hatdwond
floors, gum trim throughout. 1915 w,
HradN. Gaagp Glkl r.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

CLOSE ~ ON me west side Good six
room house. Nice high east front lot.
Plenty OF natural shade. Right at school.
church and car ilne and only 10 minutes,
walk from Third and Main \ real home
like place only Sl2So cash. balance $50
per month. Two rooms now rented for
S3A per month. ~ interested let as show
sou this place Phone Usage tl7I
EAST SIDE, f,vesraom, modern buAEslow
basement Earage, drive, ready "a move
into. Tho best buy In TULSA, Price $500.
cash, balance fi5 per month. Bcrt Mason
cedar 80 Qsage i5i-J,
ron SALE E"autlhl bungalow on The
southwest side, has five large rooms
And. breakfast room. basement. garage amt
servant quarters, heavy clear white oak
floors throughout exceptionally fine man
tU and huut-in features. old ivory trim
with mahogany doors, In fact this house
is a real hish-class home The exterior is
also unusually attractive. Call owner
Usage l1tN ur drive out 60 the house,
1l3l s. TroosL Price 10 Sl2.500, about
--~NS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

'l Ili SIDE Two acres. tutt south or
Maple tI'f.. bargain ~ sold soon.
owner. '.ItF So
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

roR RENT Fiyc-roon, house, e's acres
erouud hoube we'll furnished 'sass
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

ing distance on tho south side, no junk.
Wheeler Investment CO. Cedar &oe
WILL LEASE Tor year 5truom stop
basement and saragc' ~ WIZ seH lul
niturei smalI neSWUhh ""Nn any 'N''
d~ellne 10 W '>',''' ,..
FOR ~ MIN mon.uT' p't,nu'"h a 'u'l'
l. nicely Furnished Groom hnusc
tI.UF WV
.- .,,..,,,. a.s,,,,.
Fplhl ~ 's,,,,,,n, ,r,ntrs
tu'huS','u hf.1Is fr,f, r,,,,ti'
mi Msin. references required. Osagi
..,-5.,.,,,,,- gtyINt.g ann F,r rept
',l.onuhhat .,rn ,o,ns iuodorp. good
l,cstinn' 0sapr e6tS
'"oat'"h, ,..,
EMPLOYED couple VIII snare luln.Sh'1
bungalow WIN ,unt.n,| ."mp'' ~, ,. 4,
gsIsge, 'el'''n''' ''"''''
FOR RENT--SiS room modern, utri.h"d
bungalow, very reasonable. INA lllIn lolH
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

ITtVI ACHrH on q load ttst d. g,I,y .,.,
b. paved would unke an iie.t pi,rs
Hstlve phBdo tiser. price 600 rbgrs
/ ''dHf asii
rive A'Hle. urt ov rcof,. o,s
hlork ,loaa III. Town. p.Ica 81 .so iih
srsi tstms rban, ,tdat een' ''-'"' 'D'
Sl,D t,ut.
orchard ,,,E t..tr. '.,u "9 ITO
i.,us unusually unrfsI pinr, f,,,u.9,oo
ffli.
t.S,b N,H" .',' .,f' ','ner ,rr on L,S..s,
rhon" 'cdar coI '''''.
FIVE ACHEa .Ir t,s,.,,fi ,.,,...
grove lpst oy of s. T,orla not fsp
cedar 7tit
.rFN A,rIt ..u J.. i.sIs r., ,.,
ro.d ttst d. D., Dad. ,,,,t "', '"' i,'" p
pii,d ,,,,r,o ,,. ' l,''' iH beau
price only &c. 900 ptaur t,daJ '1tfii '"''
.,,ti... .,... ....., ,t...
rltur r,,. f.ro rsl ' l'''' t"r
,,aI ryr tr. rt.rr.f t,,,l.' ',' 's
600 iUr 40 s..l- has a Az. nm, ,',u
eto''. lh'nD 'rtHr "sIt
.puu Wpr Two a.,es tu., ,,,,, 81,
Y..,li ,.'I "a N''" -" A''N N"'h.
..,.,... .......
ElFN' room house. hplt five y'sfs mod
'f" "at h"p's. basement DurIy pine fin
i'n' ,had'. i"nf "cros
."'''' '"', "'''hH "i 'H"h lfhf aud
E5.' YOU wO by thus poaLon
iI.'r f'."go, terms, best bargain rvcr
".l.i,, ~ |ndt "i rri'es "n town
,''' .i i,'',u' w N'pDu IaiEH ihhl
money la g,. .,,,'' ~. ''ND." l'ur
' i' ',,' |t,'. i'H, h"n'.H 'n ou
.'" 'Ln'H Hnh On car llu".
f' '' 'l'V b'i acre. 20 U,l'H
f13T LtHb g LOAN ro o,.,.. "a.
'''N' ~ ''''h'. Kan
ilsi nortn o. Gs Country ciob iib dtt,p' ds,riS'
'', 90, n',a lays woIl and wei lo
.,',. ,,l,,' ,'oD' WI n'na.' 900 TOR mnF.o
n".'n,' 'a.r Total price So
,r.oi,rs '''''''' '''"' ''''' "''E' 't'o.'.
HOUSES ron SALE AZ
tt..rt "To't, ",vWr puhFAi"" in Sacred
,,,,P WI "'''pl lot nr Hc
cedar 1000 %" owner
l,rt"i.
of ,,C'',qa v 'l"5ra mayo ,os,lusiyo rsle
Js,s' ,,'a j.. HlEhih Tor 80
"''lN
,,,,,,,,Mn UM NJ - 200 cash uvc.toom,
a", a w. .'',.ul 1rlt'. natiyo s,ono wnil. Jun
isi,t t,o" 9o',u 700 Block H.
-'' ". ''' ''nlh
$3.50 'NSH $50 per month, putH YOU tp
paaarssioa o' dandy now tnoforn
,.,"3'. bunkeln" oak floors throughout.
''' '''' -
hAHHAiN noautinIl cast front lot. Hon
pug addition. good rostrictions prire
il25Q. cash payment, 1850. balance
monthly A. i. JepAins & Son. Ossrs
idOt Rosideucr. Usage 377b
SAND spufNQa GAp~ IINit, --s--.-..---
bungalow, bathroom ruuRhed in. frout
and back porch. high torrared lot. block
~ paving ana car line. $3.50. good terms
Call Wright. ccdar lebo
kNE uAN"g s,...,,I ,...-....,.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

BRAND NEW. fivc-rooin. strictly mod D.
crn bungalow, with breakfast room
garage and cement driveway. hardwood
floors throughout, built-in features 10
catcd on u<ful siEo lot In desirable ais.
trict Prce $3.50, with $1,000 cash
balance like rent Can i. G. Reddln
OsHgc 1900.
FOR SALE-By owner. three room house
electricity. gaH high. level lot spleh
did wen, sidewalks. fruit trees, ono.half
buoi 81 car line $3.50. $500 cash. ets6
y. seventh,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

An attractive eight-room moaerr
residence located on a corner Ia,
with bath on UPPER and lower soor
Large living room with brick man.
tel, dining room, large kitchen with
built-in cupboard, two bedrooms
with closets on lower floors. Three
bedrooms with bath and closets on
upper floor.s Living room. hall and
dining rooms have oak floors Two.
car garage with servant quarters
with bath and large closet Lot 55,
$50 feet, located on the highly 70.
stricted south side. Price sI4Ooo
Terms one-half cash, balance
straight loan at per cent. This /,
real home and a big value.
THEODORE cox
50S-9 Daniel Building.
Phone Usage 5s3
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
NEW MEXICO

f50Q. s~ali cash pA,mcnt. IS monthly.
porsey Hcwsuu BIDS. Kansas City, Mo.
PRAIRIE FARM. ~ miles southeast of
Fairview. Newton Co, Mo, on the NJ
n. \. railroad for sale or will rent
for cash rent; no acres good Improve
ments. j. Turner Horncr. $40 s. en-
cInnatL TuIsa. OSla. Fhono OsaRe aIt6
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

must sell. S2gbo $3.50 cash, balance
Ito suit enc s. college. can Usage .s72-j.
ron SALE Near Hrunvr, thrnr.ro'm
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

rEN ACRES uf good land, ~ miles north
uf Tulsa on hard surfaced road. one
good producing oil we'll ono mile "a most
office. good FOR chicken ranch or truck
garden For particulars wrltp r. n. e.
H"S a3. pwssso, Okla. price 5000,
IS ACRES. close tn, lust oft s. Peoria
price 1915 o0ot liberal terms. tFts tract
W.T. maNc Nop lnoncy. rhon" 'eds" ssll,
TFN N'RHS on 3. pcoris ono uf the
nncst country homrsItcs iu TuIAa
county price $4,000. Phone cedar e6iI,
FIVE ACRES lust aff : Peoria cloHs
IN rrlco $4,000, Phone cedar 26il.
FIVE A'RES on $. pc0r'a. close in 20
deNelnpmeuti an ideal place Tor a coun-
Wy homcstNes very fertile soil. prica
| 2sll.
TEN ACRES on Albert Pike paving. with
| electricity going by the door. paving
phat.s GsdAI stlL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

FOURTH. ". 5sa-stN room, e.stcrY
furnished house for summer months.
me cool location, HiA blocks from Fourth
and Main, references required. psagt
Tnql
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08
Lors FoR SALE
EXPOSITION HEIGHTS
CEDAR ls42.

APARTMENT slTE--Corner lot. 5Os9o.
close IN on :. Boston specially priced for
few days, 5000. T. pahlstrom \ CO.
Usage 90s9.
FOR SALE by OWNER 5sxi6s. one
0t the best vacant corners on y. Den.
yer, can arrange terms, 4. bahistrom
4 co. Usage sos9,
DANDY LOT, fruit trees $50. $50 cash
and SO per month, osago SIG.
DANDY HIGH LOT; high-class locality
on north side; Si,s00, $500 cash. Usage
sts
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-08

40 ACRES ~ the finest river bottor,
land, about o y miles south 90 the CIV.
on paycd road and paving going In on
smother slide or %, iunt right Tor one 10
only 1850 good teens. You can double
your money ana moro ON this uulck
usage lesl room .. Nebraska Bldg. a.
* Leslie.
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Arkansas

FINE northwest Arkansas farm and
orchard. so acres ~ miles from splcn-
It'd town and Kansas City southern rail
way, residence. five large rooms. porches.
hall. large fruit closet fireplace; smoke
house, chicken house, grsnsry fruit house.
all IN good condition; fine well Of soft
water, new pump. cistcrn. large stock
pond 70 acres bearing commercial
orchard. Just reaching the full bearing
period. and bore S270O worth Of apples
last year. 20 acres in clover. IS acres
fine timber. fenced hogtight; 90 large.
beautiful oaks In yard on II. r. ID. and
telephone, graded school dNtrict, near
neighbors and fine neighborhood; only
T2ob II taken soon. for quick sale will
include three horses. six head Of cattle
wagon. buggy steel harrow, springtooth
harrow. plow, cultivator, two dozen fine
chickens, other farms. all sizes. Il. l..
Nelson, Gentry. ARK.
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f.MplONEb couple VIII snare lufnIHh'1
bungalow with cuuErnisl couple. titi
garage. reference required. usagu .Nl'
ron RENT-SiN room. modern, utrish"d
bungalow, very reasonable. lulliro 1915
s. Carolina. sunday.