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The Washington herald., 1921-05-15

hundreds OF picture-book charac-
ters: appear. together with scores
of richly caparisoned horses. ele
plants and camels. Following
come almost three hours of circus
acts. These number Lily Leitzel.
queen of aerial gymnssts; Hillary
Long, performing perilous slides on
his head: Ernest Clark, of the
wurld-famous Clarkohians, in triple
twisting flights through space;
Lillian kincaid, known as the
golden girl in the golden whirl;"
the Siegrist-Sibon casting act. num-
bering' Is artists: the Neapolitans,
and many others. Such famous
equestrians as the Davenports.
RooneysS Bagonghi. Bradnas, Cor
reiss, Clarkdons. Marcerillos. head
the riding. champions Noted ath-
letes include Australian wood
choppers. the worlds most daring
perch performers, and such arenic
celebrities as the Picchianis. De-
koes,, Arleys. and Silvas. There are
eight groups of statuary dogs.
horses, and women models. includ-
ing Ena Claren, the perfectly
formed woman.
A hundred clowns enliven the
performance. There are various
styles Nof hippodrome races. And
experimenting the mammoth main
tent performance ara all the won
ders Of the menagerie. There are
scores of-.recently imported beasts.
including Emir. a tiger weighing
$50 pounds, now first exhibited in
America Performances will begin
at and o.. m, Monday ana Tues-
day. and the doors to the great
double menagerie open one hour
earlier,
The downtown ticket once at
LansburGh, 4 Bros. will be open to-
morrow and Tuesday from a. m.
until s.p.&m,
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National Union

The celebration of the fort;.tb
anniversary of the National Union
VIII comprise an entertainment and
oahce TO be given under the auspices
OF the fifteen councils of this city
MONDAY evening at the Pythian
Temple.
victory Council, No. SIG, at its
meeting Thursday evening, NAV 5,
at Perpetual Hall. gave an enter
tainment and smoker to its member
snip, PRESIDENT H. NJ. Gilman. jr.,
presided over the business part Of
the meeting after which the conn
Gil was turned over to SNEAKER
Samuel Trupp.
Among the entertainers were J. J.
Nolan baritone: August orane.
tenor; John Redecker. bass, and Al
pert Henkel. barytone: uiano ac-
companist. W. waIdecker.
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Woodmen of the World

The masters of the degree work
for Washington will journey to
Baltimore and administer the pro-
tectio ndegree to a class of sixty at
Lord Baltimore Camp Of the Monu-
mental City. The robes and para
phernalia Of Elm Camp. will be
taken. and the full work with the
Joseph's scene will be exemplified.
Fraser Camp initiated class OF
neophytes last Monday night, with
Albert. ]. Whitworth as the desre.
master Capt. Helgesen had a full
company of the uniform rank to
support the degree team. Stage
Manager r. J. Clark impaired the
secrets Of the order. Clerk Dalkin
announced a number of new appn
cations for membership. Several
out-of-town sovereigns were in at
tendanse and were accorded the
camp Bnors 7s y
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W. c. of Law.

The nnal examination for the
juniors OF the Washington College
OF Law began this week. The ex-
amlnations held were real property
and equity procedure.
News OF the death of Mrs. Mary
Brenan 1nkster., in Seattle, wash.
graduate Of the class of 1919, has
oeen received at the college.
The following members of the
Junior class were initiated into
Lamba Sigma Chi fraternity Fri
Day evening: Edward n. Faustman
John Logan. Alexander Sayer, NeaIe
Miller, George W. Stafford, Amos q
Lletz, Robert P. Harvey. and Will
lam NJ. Cobb.
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Third Infantry.

A handful of District veterans, all
former bugiers of the old Third
D. c. Infantry. will pay homage at
the grave Of one of their buddies at
Arlington National Cemetery Me-
mortal Day. .- =,
- Bugler Charles A. -Fuckes, for
merly- of Company l.. was killed
while the regiment was stationed at
Fort Myer. Va, in 49,. He was the
nrst busisr Of the regiment to give
his life for his country. Frederick
Fagen. OF Company z, was the only
bugler- killed in action; at Chateau
Thierry. Fagen Is buried "over
there. ..
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W. B. A. Maccabees.

At the conclusion Of the regular
meeting Of National Review, Friday
evening. a social time followed,
with the participants in Aunt Dr.
nah's Quilting Party" as guests.
Songs and dancing were the princi-
pal diversions of the evening.
The joint committee of all the
reviews and tents of the city will
meet tomorrow evening previous to
the regular meeting of Liberty
Union. to formulate plans for an
. excursion to Marshall Hall, July Is.
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- Royal Arcanum

Thursday evening Grand Resen,
George c. shinn. accompanied by
grand council officers and members
was received by Capitol Council
Royal Arcanum and delegations
from other councils. The grant re-
from other councils. The grand re-
gent II. c. Lens. The regent, o. H.
T. Scott. spoke on the past and fu-
ture achievements of the council.
Brother Besselievre. in behalf of
the council. presented to the grand
regent a suitably engraved Royal
Arcanum watch charm as a token
OF esteem in which he was held by
the members Of Capitol Council.
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s. D. of L.

Hope Council. No. I. Sons and
Daughters of Liberty. will give
a card party May IT for charitable
purposes, dispensing with the regu-
lar meeting. Hope Council, No. 1.
having elected M<s. Cola Duvall
and Mrs Mary Williams as repre-
sentatives to the Virginia State
Council. they win leave Monday,
May 20. to attend the twenty-fourth
annual session of that body whicn
conyenes in Petersburg, May "a.
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SPANISH DRAMA
ITO Be PRESENTED
BY G. ". U. CAST
Play Written by Yanes,
To Be Seen by Dip
lomats.

An original Spanish play. written
by DR.. Francisco Yanes. assistant di-
rector of the Pan American Union,
will be presented for the first time
at 8 o'clock wednesday evening at
the PLAYHOUSE. 1914 N street north
west. by Ell Circulo Espanel. So
cfety of Spanish students at George
Washington University.
y. /. Members Of they Diplomatic Corps
representing Spanish speaking
.1countries, have beep invited % at
tend as the guests of honor. DIT.
Yanes expects to be present. Inyi-
tations also have been extended 10
high officiaIs of the university.
- ssI,a Serpresa de Isodore" Is the
title of the play. In the cast Will
anpear Catharine Brazerol Ruth
phillips, Janerio Brooks, Deigado
lyfvanco and ]. c. Hunt Spanrsh
d dances ana a serenade will be fea-
lures of the play. The Spanish dan
c.rs will be Janeiro Brooks, Gladys
BARROW, Gladys Phoebus. J. c. Hunt
DeIrado vfvanco and Harry New
nan The serenade will be pS
francisco Vega and Rosemary Ar
mold. I'LL 1,v.
- NFiss Essie Lee Pearson VIII si'o
a r,onologue written by DR.. fanes,
Tn. NAV will be followed by social
5ancing. The entertainment VIII De
,.S1.n for the benefit of student ac-
ftvitIes at the university.
Ths committee on arrangemen
composed Of Janeiro BROOKS cna
rr.n. Joseph W. Palmer RUN
Phi1iips. Catherine Brazerol ana MI i
weieandt. The play Is oeins
r.cted by Angel Vazquez.
20, IN. following students nave
,,.dved 10 membership in Greek ieII
Yer fraternitiessat the uniVeriIH: ,,.n m
s1rma-celeste weyl. Vera Bailey'
Tsrtha. Powell and Adelaide Thom'
80 Delta Tau Delta-Alfred Con
noTlv. CHARLES Connolly. josh W.
conner and Alexander Phillips IT.
6 W. Sparrow. chief OF the Hlsn
.,ti,ns. laboratory of the Bureau
q, Standards. lectured before the
nntciHsity's Engineering society
e.ntiy on efforts being made TO IN
, c-.as. the eficiency Of airplane en-
~ -ir-s through the use OF hisnef
compression ratios
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u. 8. R. E. M. A.

-. The q. S. Retired Enlisted Mems
Association held its regular
monthly meeting at p. m. Satur-
day. May Z. In the Pythian Temple.
II was decided TO adopt an insignia
presented by the committee. The
: question Of giving a basket picnic
VIII be taken up at the meeting on
June Z. In the Pythian Temple, 1919
Ninth street northwest.
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Has Trouble Borrowing
S. on s., 500 Bracelet

The $1,000 reward for the recov-
cry OF the $4,000 diamond and SAP
phire bracelet lost in Savannah
Mrs. Horace Delisser. OF New York. I
and found BY q negro boy has beeue
paid and the bracelet returned TO
its owner.
The boy found IL on q street He
had considerable trouble In getting
any one TO advance him a. much -
~ - ~
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and ohio.ss Trbuns,)
By HENRY WALLS
PARIS, May lI-Despite govern
ment subsidies, aviation in France
10 languishing. The recent appro-
priation to aid civilian nying COM
panies has resulted in the French
obtaining the supremacy In the
Paris-London service, but already
an English concern has obtained
temporary financial help from the
British war once and resumed its
service.
A French company maintains an
irregular Paris Brussels air service.
operating postal airplsnes between
Toulouse and Rabat. via Spain.
Machines Lost.
This service operate thrice week
ly, and a number of machines have
been lost through crashes and forced
landings. Many pilots and mechan-
icisns, all attached TO the aviation
corps of the army. have been killed.
and few passengers are ever carried.
and then only through special per-
mission of the authorities.
Owing to mist and rain. little
flying IL done in France during
the winter Later in the spring,
when weather conditions are more
favorable. a number of lines will be
put in operation.
Paris to Geneva.
A serious effort will be made to
establish a daily service between
Paris and Geneva. A fifteen hour
voyage by rail, this flight can be
made in about six hours by sirplane,
with a stop at Dijon to replenish
gasoline tanks.
There will also be q service twice
daily beween Paris and DeauviIIe
during August, the popular month
there. Last year this trip averaged
an hours flying time, as against
nearly four hours by rail.
Line 90 BIarritx-
In September next IL is planned
to organize daily flights between
Paris and Biarritz, with a stop
for luncheon at Poitiers. This ser
vice will last only the month of
September, which is the popular
season for Biarritz.
Owing to the improved rail and
boat service between Paris ana
London and the long automobile
hauls on either END from the aero
dromes to the centers of the cap
itals. nying across the channel has
The Washington herald., 1921-05-15
Rainbow Vets 8
Hear National
Secretary Speak

streets. at the regular meeting
Monday evening.
Edward ]. Mahan. reporting on
the activities of the finance COM
mittee. stated that the proceeds de-
rived from the two weeks Rainbow
exposition amounted to over $4,000.
in spite Of the bad weather which
prevailed.
Comrade John H. Hilton. formerly
with the 1s5th New York Infantry,
was elected to succeed Mr.. Roney
as the chapters secretary.
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Knights Templars

Columbia Commandery, No. .. X
T.. will make pilgrimage to Fred
ericki Nd, on. Is to attend the
annual conclave, of the Grand Com
mandery of Maryland,
The sir knights Of Columbia will
have a. special train, which will
leave Onion Station, ats o'clock a.
m, on the date above mentioned.
The program arranged for the day
consists of 4 parade at II o'clock,
lunch at the fair grounds at 12:se.
competitive drills at o'clock. and
a ball and reception>at night.
More, than 700 courses in arts,
and science. and in the
professional schools Of divinity. law.
education. medicine. commerce and
administration. win be offered at the
University Of Chicago< during the
<>nunfnw m1rVnruxng .u1nuwI&muL---s-|a "A
The Washington herald., 1921-05-15
By HENRY WALLS

(spsei.i ossis 20 M vsshiarssn xsrsh
and chio.ss Trisuns,)
The Washington herald., 1921-05-15

The program opens with a gorg
eous fairyland pageant in whicl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-30

$500 CASlI--SN months old, Groom
bungalow, ou Admiral. all bult-iu foH-
lures. breakfast room, built for a hotNe.
good house on rear. resl bargain ~ you
ttfo interested. tgli Usage 9TH1. j. l..
Lrmmuu 60. 102 Security Bldg.
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REAL ESTATE
nEAurlruL HCNGALoV

lEAJTlrIL BUNGALOW
ttaO0 CASH
Handles this attractive six room
bungalow and broakftst room. east
front. choice high lot. north side
best oak floors throughout. All the
newest modern conVenicnccs, base
mCnt, garage, $1,000
4. !. LENi> ms s. SON
Osagc 1906 Rca. Dsago 3T7b
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ssst,S,M nous" with garage and servant
-iJg. '-mplotely furnished, Irving
''.' Per month.
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" b.usv. Mul"iu lHuulry iu
.. stationary tubs. screened 400
...l. large front porch garage,
distance. one block 0f school
.t e. Eua'ou. Usage 6iat.J.
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blrT.T "I| snare 5-rOUW WlVtrn
Uplry1t on car line, VITA couple
~ ~, 'T two teachers Osngc $50.
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-ss.' -',,'.E furnished 7-room house, with
hl-o, Call OsAFe 1891
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$500 CASH viu buy II dandy 5-rooni.
modern bungalow, on pavement on
frau. prr'aiI"u. cast front. living room
across the entire front, beautiful lHwn.
Mnnthiy payments only $50. Gail Usage
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M s. 227--Must rent at once
} 'Sprl.. furnished home open all
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UAREo% s.. 1906. .Sr,ru.rY.u uyuga-
low, choice location. modern quarters
ana ..Car garage. Price rr#.".t. fun
uIsh,d if desired. t~age .h-t
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-30

amt Jefferson. Groom modern house,
w. s..,.ing porch. unfurniahed 900 pave.
81, s.t. 'o car and jitucy Gail mora.
sta
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-30

NDR1H pESNFR-t 5000 down: five
rooms and breakfast room. oak floors,
hpIt.iu features. tile bath Price {7Tj1.
Hufff and SOM. IhUr. tl.tu,
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$500 rs the purchase price Of TINS OK
r'Nert b.ruom. modern bungalow. every
'1I0E up in.1ato and m good condition.
llsrwCnt. furnace heat garage and drive.
way. Restricted location, on paving. good
school and transportation. VII give res
runanle terms, Call Ossgo 1900 Tor ap.
YOIntmvGt.
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T|N NNT-E IWOUTF AITUs On FIHT NUrk
crock, part cotton land, trrmr. Al
ircas W. T.. Ecdulau. be-, a. Tulsa
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Investment, r0nts f-r 80 IIonta.
Price $3.50, $500 cash and $50 month.
owner Usage A,l2-J.
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IA RfNT Fiye-roon house et l5t2 3.
gS.. Inquire at 1ils S. nostou ~
q boston. or eau Usage TO Oslge
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-30

TliHEr ROOM house ln Kendall Prico
81 500 With $50 cash i2j per month.
Phone DHarr hfuh.
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TWO STORY HOME Hest south side ia
cation close ir. Gear gntnTc. basement
large living room. uak floors. finest cpu-
rlutilou lowest bargain price. - 300
(. 900 cash. Haiu and Sona Phone usAEe
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New L0cat ati0m

ABBOTT & WEIGH, one of the oldest
real estate firms in the city, announces
the removal of their offices to the first
floor, 315 South Boulder.
ABBOTT & WEIGH, believing in the
future prosperity and increase of busi-
ness in Tulsa, are prepared to meet all
demands and, with the facilities of
ground floor office and corp Of sales
men, a renewal of real estate activities
is assured.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-30

Beautiful east front, e-story. eight rooms
center hall plan. and downstairs fnish"l
in beautiful white oak; ivory finish up
stairs tI" bath. basement. furnace and
Gear Cdrar, mic" large i1t, must Doe
soon o. be- appreciated. one u tho best
built homes Iu Tulsa. can Albert u.
Twist Inv. co, OsaEe 7Gct
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

a
not SIS IoR SALE ~
SHIrU SIDE UeautifuI new home very
aftr,.t.., man, h.'t In ,.,t,.,. t
ruurs rarll. basement. hrs4kfa.i uo.k
only $4,000 now WIN 81 gto cash unIn
and sons Phone O..Ea bt9t Room 4
TWO N.,,s, Siul1 LONE hGs, south stds 10
Largo living ROOM oah floors finest con-
900 ''sh. hait ana sons. Phone Hshse
TlIEIF ROOM house In Kendall Ptico
800. with $50 cash i2i per month
Phone OAarr hfuA
,oo ,,su ., ,,.., .. con,
,l ,,.',,.. a. "o4' - ~. ''n f
hons, no.r ripbb ana InSi. an,t,mr
Realty Cedar 1869
tono ,-Ae,t .,., 80. go ,...,, 49,. -
'-'' NHi 'ul l-' per u,h'n hh,H no"
csted nn "a. eS,,I snrt,. i.u''If" 40,
,,n '' '''tn' ''t' "r',,"N '' VIZ. h'
price only ST 500 Tor quici, sale "a f.
Skalipky 81 CO. Cedar 1915 tyS Robin.
aon BIdr
'-So ASH annda own ms new, '.roomn
l,u'rh, ,r,. gi1'" 49," ,v, h'''3
tsrp,'n va ra,,',",,,
'r''.'.,'-i." ,.n &c. .atiG" '''"'' ''' P''
.....''' '.' ''' ,'''A' -.''. -........ .
5000 Down makes tho FIRST nay.
pavement close ~ car limo, cheap
gas aud cheap clectrl,'ty, also viii
s'il turmtur. with th" pt"perty,
ea,l .,N.,i MI r. Il. Miller Usage ''.. for
rooms and bath room on fnIl size es..t
front corner Io' WIN max monthly
a.
Cedar 225N
1900 ChSH down and hnluuc, arranged
uf mis- exceptional buy, located on ,ha
southeast side twelve blocks from tho
center ~ tho business district. fuil hizc
lot with two 4-room houses and one 2
n'shed or unfnrnished' Acc'ssabi" TO-
a. rGn i, """ t.,.' n""'
,--sgs ,l on'i s9'o0'. ih'n' 'sas' ie'o-
sion. uica little 4-room bungalow. on
uanspott"unn' ngcotaied very rtcity. 4
n1.sr as.s ''' '"'' '"O ~ '''"'"' '"''
sS5o CASH. balance mouthly buys good
=, Groom, modern hour", on pavement.
$3.50 MAKES tho first payiucp, on
brand new 5-roon house. nice
decorations harwood floors. plenty
Of bu.l'-in features garage and
basement and ON the pavement.
cal! MI T. L. Miller Usage G9s.
,..s-.-.....,,
$500 CASI-SlN months old, Groom
bungalow, ou Admiral. all buut-in fcs-
,gres ,o, o,,., 6I,a",ast r"9m 6p', for 9og,e
Zoo too' tItoqs.,.5 ToIs rgI 6saro osrss SIu
Lgmmon 60, 2os security bldg.
$500 DOWN, masos the FIRST pay-
mont ON Hroom bungalow,
floors
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REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE


tDN sNIF aU nt part l.osIso foot. 80
Elnri''uth ana lUra. suu'u aud rhHi
ronnf'. i'1t c0sh 0f Hr.wd paggr
balance t''FuF cam Nwu'r. bsHr" ao1r
FnH SNII vino building Int 1PS1to,
m,1'Ln 'giNNhI l"N'''s at Eelasr
'lti "'"''' ''.' VIII """"'' '"''
MOULIN lot on. pa'lue WIN 2.''r "a.
su',Gis n,irnho,noad rice T. 900. nay
n,,rrs ia suit rgf.n,s,I phone cedar
tt1
,.,.t,.ru ,.,sr5,.. ,......,,,,, ,-,.,,
months 'us Iu' a priced TO sell at once
,,>,s ,,x ,,v s,, a,
'NNhN NM 'Nhh" ''h N''' ~
ARKANSAS.
1 HAVE nh,ut oo0 ,cr.s ~ farm and
,,t,,,, land ..nt =, ALI .r ttsf.
for rent property or a stock ~ goods
nLH Iend is scattered n diitctcnt u"'ts
Nhht have YOU ~ otfcrf Nalfron county
N't t"tnS""r'h
los d@WE AGRE roii4y EHM '9%n 9T%aa hGHIiTlSoS CHIrs
Mare and colt. c,lf aovs turkeys tools,
quickly, fnc going farm. convenient to
tiiiaec aud raTIrond Town, Ha,tifiocd tor
carly sale 90 scros lowell loamy ulagc.
very productive. Ib.gnw srrius watered
wire fenced pasture, wood. timber, two
a'l' HpPl' orchard. peaches pears cher
ll'H. tI"r's. h'liI'', good h"nr". Two
l,'."'N 'N.tU'ul Nrl water hs,'nll1l
f,ifs nnN 8 E0o part ,sb c,.r tc,,'.
,t.r,. r.,. ,n.ay 80 h,, So, ,t,b, t,
.t..t,I,p frc, - bur, r,., rs,.ttl,
An '' NV
,o,.,,-.-.-.
,,o ...,,..-, "'-"''"'
''' ~ NH0 ~ Hiisa''i '9Inrhhn lana ~
...,' mango I'I l"'hs property usage
.-'" u
ctiIipk>IN
ron sAIE-rrr,r. room, houae pnrsgo
~, rr's f,riy h..,tn,, ,,,t, -.
.y,,J 49,, ',s ,oSSso ",.
H,rr,s I,, fito HMM w. '-'-''' '"''
,n,y>
'"'''
IOWA FARMS Tor e'chnnss; so acres
h"n'S ,t"un'N W. Hl''E Nul,n'hEu'h
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4. t".I>iI I'D HOME hest residence loca-
~ rooms and garagr. hardwood
~ or. ''~ bath, choice furnishings.
q. saa'e possession J. a. Spa,dInE G
- '"'IE.ty Bldg, Phone Osage Sl5S.
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FARM FOR SALE 80 acres Wen lm.
proved, two good wells. good young or.
ohard and ylu,arl, bearing, Flut lura.
uun, three muss north 'pWcta, on main
road. ,n"h ur terms. !. NJ. Cassidy
nNrnr lnNIL.- OLLa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-30

WANrED-Hy young married couple
two or 3-room apartment, on south
side. within seven blocks of Tulsa Hotel
Must be clean and neat and not eS.
coed over $40 or as. Call Usage -i0G,
between ~ ana o'clock.
WANTEp-To rent by September LIST, g.
room house, near Q. L. l.. car line
Osage 1850 after y m.
WANTED EIEht-room, ur-to-dHto fur
utshcd residence, good location. south
preferred. garage, best reference given.
OsaE" 2l35.
for rent. call our rental department ana
list with us. We have clients for vel
located, modern houses, both furnished
and unfinished.
JOTLING * WHlTESIrE
5l2 : Cincinnati Usage Tiis.
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WANTED-TO Rent y
Ats snco this heading most b. psid In sdrsnss.

or uufunish.d, phou" us your lis'tngs.
from five 90 ten calls daily. Booker
Realty, cedar lof9
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e rrxr AFTER SEPTEMBER J

ror rrST AFTER SEPTEMBER
,u, g.. 'efer7'n. o.ro9m inonern house
..s f.ss.inE porch. untutn'ahed 900 pav'-
s.rf t..lt 'n car ana Jltn'}. 'all mutu-
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TgN trsrire at I;is s. Uoatou ~
bN ..st,n or can Osage. 40 Os1ge
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SOUTH SIDE BARGAIN -Thtrtren-room
mutorn and S-Ipum house ON roar. largo
east front loI Egod I},nton, only 5000,
easy terms. Mrs, henderson. Osdgj
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k.A s'I1 house, completely furnished,
a., r,r'.,' 20. ,sc in, rent 500 per month.
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Tvo-Rtory, csFi front, htrdwort floors
throughout. LIVING room, dining room and
breakfast room, decorated Iu .I., tour
lafg, airy bedrooms, tile bath aVs'algs,
basement furnace heated, arr. gear ga.
rage and servant quarters. good restricted
district OF reduced prioc. can Albert
r Twist Inv co.. osaFn th9f.