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West of 10Th Street-$IO,5W.
This home is located in q strictly white
section: close to the departments. and is
most unusual value. It contains 10 rooms.
is vacant; has large lot to wide alley.
Shepherd Street Near Fourth.
$3.50.
This attractive home Of susms and bath
is located In a very desirable section and has
unusually large lot TO very wide paved alley;
get quick buyer.
At I'd and Upshur Streets.
$3.50. $500 Cash.
A brsnd.new brick home Of 9 rooms and
bath; bot.wster heat; electric nsh.s: hard. hard.
snd s' resr ao s,isy; a room conn for % sar.Te. cAs' '
Easier Than Paying Rent.
Takoma Park.
II you are interested in this beautiful
You any Or ali Of our list Of bungalows.
which is most complete.
Woodbridge. -:
We can ssuppiy your wants. in IN baas.ievs .; or
housea. as Your fancy dictates. e
b.. Mt. Rainier.
We have also very complete listing Df
houses and bungalows, which we will be very
glad to sqppit 70 you for approval.
= Silver Spring.
in this delightful suburb, which has T.
room and bath modern home: almost q half
tiful mspie shades, besides all kinds Of
fruit trees, grapes, roses; 4 large chicken
house and run: q garage, and only one-half
square fram ear stop; tie price IL very low.
7 DEAF Tv c0
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FOR sAIE-HojusEs.
Continued.
G.B. L1KENs oFFERsToDAY

G.B. L1KENS o
Chevy Chase, D. c.
Two-story frame. rooms and bath {; fEnaes
heat; electric lights; beautiful grounds. The
price 10 right, $500. on terms. -. --
Chevy Chase, D. c.
A coy bungalow on a nice lot. rooms and
bath. sleeping porch; hot-water heat; electric
lights; practically new; owner leaving for Eu-
rope home must be sold Mt once; $500;
81 900 cash. .t 49, .--
Chevy Chase. D. C.
An elegant home. bungalow type, 10 rooms.
baths; butlt-in garage and all modern im-
provements; on = large lot Ia splendid section:
The entire property Is In perfect condition and
y priced q, $40 below anyathing ia its class
SIS 500. on terms. - -
Chevy Chase, D. c.
One Of the finest homes, west Of Conn. ave.
and only one block from the car line; II rooms,
3 baths; lot 100 by 1875; double garage and all
modern improvements. See this very attractive
home and submit an offer.
G.. B. LIKENS,
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SANLI " LII
1900 Block S St.-SI8,ooo.
10rooms and 2bath brick house: well
arranged and in good condition; 2-car ga
rage; price reduced as owner must sell.
Near 10th and Otis-$7,5oo.
Six rooms and bath. hot.water heat.
hardwood trim; room on lot for garage:
terms.
600 Block Princeton St.-$Io,25o
Seven rooms and bath and built-in ga
rage; hot-water heat. electric light and
other wanted features.
Crittenden w. of I4th-$I2,ooo.
Eight rooms and bath, hot.water heat
electric light, gas. with room on lot for
garage.
Close 10th and Col. Rd.-$o,ooo.
dResr ss w sss. and sais
light and gas; it is in good condition.
Chevy Chase, D. C.-SIo,ooo.
Seven-room and 2-bath brick house with
vspor heat. electric light; room for ga
rage; best of condition.
Woodley Road-SI6,5oo.
,.ic st light; garage and stable; lot G..
Heights, Close to 16th-$32,5oo.
Here is = property with beauttful .!t1l
asked. IL rooms, baths, sleeping
pOrches. front and side porches, hot
water heat, electric light. magnificent
fixtures; porte cochere. driveway. three
ear garage. with four-room apartment
above; polished hardwood floors; lot con-
tains 800 square feet, with beautiful
shade trees and shrubbery. See this at
once as it can lie handled on small
amount of cash.
Near Conn. Ave. and S-$I5,5oo.
In Army and Navy is this desirable
10-room and 2-bath residence: modern
conyeniences and in best condition.
New BungaloW-$,ooo.
Located on Michigan ave. and Perry ST.,
in Srookland Is this attractive bunga-
low, which is just being completed; II
has five large and bath one
floor with for two large attic
rooms: breakfast alcove with built-in
table set; fireplace; other built.in fea-
lures: large lot: high elevation; substan-
tally built; ideal in arrangement: others
sold: only one left.
ell take advantage of the superior
e organization -"
KER & CO., INC,
lents-Insurance. r
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SHANNON & LUCHS,
Main 2345.
PETWORTH.

0Adih ~S4J'
PETWORTH.
$4,000.
New house: rooms and bath: front and
hot-water heat, electricity, hardwood floors
and trim, screens; space for garage; alley;
immediate possession; moderate terms.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
$o6so.
An unauestioned bargain IL offered In this
braRd-new bungalow OF rooms and bath.
tional rooms on second floor; hot-water heat.
electricity. hardwood floors and trim; front
and sleeping porches; large, shady lot. Terms.
NORTHEAST.
5000.
bargain; 6-room sud bath brick house; newly
papered; floors and woodwork refnished; large,
rear lot to paved alley; possession. Terms,
81 800 cash and $55 monthly.
NORTHEAST. .
$,4oo.
Splendid modern home Of 6 rooms and tile
bath; large colonial front porch; hot-water
heat. electricity, double rear porcles; lsun-
dry and servants toilet in cellar; space for
garage; possession.
& LUCHS,
T1,rAodo~ o,o
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$4,000.
Capitol. Hill.

A very fine. large corner house. built for
a. .home-aot TO cell. A spacious drawing
room and dininS room, well appointed
kitchen and seven bedrooms maka this
property most desirable for boarding and
roomins purposes; several thousand dol.
iars' worth Of mahogany and circsisjan
walnut furniture snd Tinany mirrors 60
with he house st the sboxe pries with
asreaseaab,e easA paynsut, the bsiaace 70
y ssM mcatAly; lihe lsat.. ,y.e.
CO.. INC, ..5# :
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Chevy Chase, D. C.-s16,5oo.
ss pretty sssdsnee ssss h. os large snS o So 5; u;
feet in good part of famous suburb.
West Chevy Chase-$,o5o.
7-room and bath semi-bnneaiow with
hot-water heat, electric light. hardwood
noor', screened sleeping porch. Large
Chevy Chase, D. C.-$14ooo.
5 baths. With hot1water - heat, e % electric s
light. garage and many other desired
features.
Chevy Chase, Md.-$o,65o.
/. hotw.ter heat. gas; large lot with shade
and fruit; double garage: probably the
Gallatin St.-$II, 900.
Six ROOMS and bath, hot water heat elec.
trio light: splendidiy finished and com
plete In all appointments; large lot with
room for garage. beautified by hedge and
shrubbery.
Allison $4,000.
Six rooms and bath, hot-water heat, elec-
,ds ,rie Light. good lot to alley. Property in
GOO Block S. c. Ave. Sc
$1,000. :.
Eeven-ro0m house with two baths, extra
toilet. bOt-water heat. electric light, gas:
this is a beautiful brick house on q cor
ner with large parking at front and
side; 81, ,OO0 will handle it.
900 Block S St. S.E.-$7,ooo.
Twelve-rOom house with baths, extra
toilets: a three.story brick residence
month: good condition; $1,000 cash.
400 Block 9TH St. S.E.-S6,ooo.
Nine-ro and bath dwelling. with hot
water heat and other modern features;
large yard terms TO suit.
w. Eckington-SIo,5oo.
Excellent six-room and bath house; hot
water heat. electric light. parquetry
floors. stone front porch. metal garage;
IS St. w. of N. H. Ave.-$24, 600.
Substantial brick residence of IL rooms
and 8 baths, with hot-water heat. elec-
trio lights; excellent in arrangement.
with every feature that marks the mod
.ern home; side lot included; Scar garage
When Won hs1y or when vo,, c,
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TOR SALE By OWNHR-TARESTRY BRICK
bungalow; four rooms .snd hath, Arsty nooc:
@o bedroons. eeeond Aoors addttioaal toilet
nd shoWsr IN eelll|ss a.n.iS seiseasA poeehse;
Qzs8s; tsuaa 3ssaa Wsa nm -
Evening star., 1921-10-02

RESIDENTIAL OFFERINGS IN ALMOST EVERY
SECTION OF THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Priced at Figures That Will Excite the Attention of
Thrifty Homeseekers.
READ THESE CAREFULLY
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KAY-ALGER CO., me-

- ~ -; 49,. !. r @~< > - - ~ ~ NNS'
81 Bond Bldg. y. >. =. =. :.
$4,000. Il 't7nrf;tsa .,s..s. ..--- T..
Falls Church, Va. =, =. ;,
!. A desirable. country homo; lbuusalev type;
ak geod rooms and AQofed Attic. :. Ora
block from car stop. q
$500.
Ashton Heights, Va. !.
six rooms and bath; city eenvsaie1ees:
large lot; beautiful shade; excellent teFms.
$1,000. =" !.
Shepherd St.
Near 18th; thoroughly modern; six reoms
+ and bath; hot-water heat; electric liehts:
glassed-in sleeping porch. Very reasonable
terms.
$Io, 700.
University Place. +,
Near ambassador roW-16th ut. This.
house Of eight nnusuaIly large rooms, hat-
water heat, electsic light, open On three
- sides Il IN an ideal location for high.
gr9ds boarding. heuse. Small cash pay
ment and easy. tstlht. - = = -. -;
4 j ~. KAY-ALGEF
LDa R1Aw
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~, Northeast Section-$6,NO.
Very attractive brick home Of 8 rooms and
bath: hot-water heat; electric lights; modern
$5,OOO. 49, -. :
This 10 another very attractive brick home
Of rooms and hath; modern; unusually large
lot; room Tor garage.
Quincy Street-$6,OW.
Unusually well located in good white sec
sacrince price; good lot; room for garage.
Close to Capitol and Library.
+ 5000.
very comfortable and attractive brick
home Of Z rooms and bath; In good condition;
has large lot and garage.
Another Bargain.
Close to Capitol-$5,250
Well built brick home: in good white Sec
1 pisnt n' electric 's lights; good iSs room for
garage.
Cleveland Park-$15,75O.
and three baths il. Idcitad, % q very, large,
lot and has every modern convenience: and
below the market for similar homes In this
locality. 1t is the BARGAIN you have been
waiting for.
California Street-$12,50.
This IS a beautiful home and in exclusive
section, and is being offered at . price far
below the cost Of reproduction. 1t has II
ro1ms, 2 baths: hot-water heat; electric
lights, and in splendid condition.
F. NJ. JOHNSOl
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: F. NJ JOHNSON REALTY. co, -
ITO Conn. Ave. Main 2o76, 2077. 1078.
HAVE CUSTOMERS FOR HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF
THE CITY. IF YOU WANT TO SELL LIST YOUR
4 PROPERTY WITH U.s. CONSULT US IF YOU
WISH TO BUY. WE ARE HOME BUILDERS -'
AND KNOW VALUES; -. r.
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Phone Main Io2&

i
Re N. Cleveland Park.
Completely detacheds large rooms and
bath; slate roof: sleeping porch: h.W.h. /;
sa:striei,E: s,sra ;,::. hs.ssoos soois epsn 81.
stand and buiit-in tub.
Washington Heights .>..
PRICE. SO, 900.
Semi-detached 3-stoFy hrick having 10
rooms. baths. 2 deepins porches. ali
modern % imp %inprcvementa. large cement front
estsd nssr % sosn sasass .ad sel@ont. 11e cars -0'
N. Cap. St.
PRICE, S7,s50.
Dandy little home north Of R. T., ave-.
q. Colonial style, 6 rooms aud bath !; freot
M alley, .s:s s:'s :s'
Sixteenth ST.
!. unususl value in choice location; 10
nosriRs; iS.. electric slssetrissi.y; hx;h; This has
just oeea reduced Tor quick salt.
Mt. Pleasant
Thoroughly modern home 9 rooms and
bath; froat and rear porches; large back
jSsssd Sssd to psyea alley; veIi located near
..- easy terms arranged.
Bungalow %
FINE VALUE. $1o,5oo
Located Y Md; = little north Of nrad-
ley sSa Lane ChsE%inf 6unsa,ow Of room:
lot iss.i4e With ss1sss; saa1sa as a. .Sasas ssas;
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522 18th st. .nW...a. d

Best Section Northeast.
Beautiful corner house: In perfect condition
from top to bottom; six large rooms aud tiled
Priced Tor quick sale at $7.750: room for ga
rage. Phone Col: 1870 Monday OF Tuesday:
CAPITOL HILI,-FINE. LOCATION; ROOMS
and bath: garage space 81, 500, terms.. OWN
Err, premises 1O0 4th ne 80
by OWNER-lO22 7th ST. N.E-HONE, aIX
rooms and hath, hot-water heat, electricity
and gas; 3 large parches; garage In rear Al-
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F. NJ JOHNSON REALTY CO.,
ITO Conn. Ave. Main 2O76, 2O77 1O78
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When when sell take advantage the
service of this greater real estate organization.
" " ALLAN E. WALKER & CO., INC,
-Rents-Insurance
1873 18th St. NV. Main 42o
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Foxhall Heights.

Two new semi-detached houses; six large
sunny rooms. tile bath. built-ia ,tub. nreplaees.
French doors. bookcases with coloRnadea,
porcles. .edge-grain floors. special electric and
gas fixtures. American hot-water heat Pitts,
burEh instantaneeus hester: OPEN SUNDAY.
f412-1Al4 FOXHALL ROAD NV. OWNER.
W. 4. JOHNSON. 1923 FOXHALL. ROAD. -
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=, - = NAULS ADDITION. s,;i
Eight rooms, h.-w. heat. electticity. garage.
- NEAR 18th AND PARK ROAD, :.
- WEST OF MOUNT PLEAsANT ST.
(, Eight rooms, semi-detaehed; h.-w. heat. cleo
tricity; porches; overlooking Reek Greek val
NEAR SAUL'S ADDITION,
: Biz rooms, h.-w. heat. electricity; $1,000.
NvESTMENTS-BUSIN
al. 18th st.. DOWNTOWN.
Eight-room house. close to the business dis
trict. 4 buy with advance assared. Property
In this section seldom offered for sale. To
close an estate, I'll. 500. IA
17a2 New Jersey ave.. corner Rhode Island;
$1,000.
Two houses, large lot: good for business;
easy terms at 5000. 1900. 3.
+ PETTY & PETTY,
14zS New York a8e. Main b127.
FOR SALE By OWN1R-TAREaTRY BRICK
bungalow: four rooms .apd hath, hrstl aoor:
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Rio Raroainsi
Special Bargains.

Special Bargains.
Compare these bargains and act on your
good Judgment. Stop paying rent. Live at
home.
Five-room bungalow; gas. electricity. bath;
only s., 500; terms.
Four-rOom bungalow; ami: electric range.
Only $3.50; $3.50 cash. balance $35 month.
Five-room bungalow: AMI; new. $3.50;
81, 600 cash, $50 month.
FOur-room bungalow; gas,- electric; bath.
Only "a, 800; $500 cash, balance $40 month.
Apply to Fl. Q. MAYNOR.
3607 33rd ST., Mt. Rainier, Nd.
Phone Hyattsville Exchange 393-W.
FIRST-CLASS NEW 5-ROOM BCNGALOW:
ami: lot 11O1150; special price and terms:
for 10 days. See OWNER and bungalow,
Grace Church road. WoOdside, Md. II
TAKOMA PARK HOMES.
Special this week-Three real homes at at
tractive prices. Eight, ten and twelve rooms.
two baths. all up to date; 800. $14 800.
S15.50O. Good seven room house. Just finished.
good buy. Dandy five-room bungalow. 81 900.
Six-room house, slate roof, h.-w. H.. Bright
wood: $500: possession Six rooms. one
square cars: $500. Eight rooms. two baths;
TAKOMA PARK REALTY CO.,
Takoma Park, d. G.
Col. 95OS.
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Mr.. I4th and Quincy
Main so7s.

-: ;.':-;-: r 80. Main 3o75.
L LongfelloW St. e..t-
:. Near 'i4ta st,s, eight rosps; hst-water
haatee; electric lights; new paper through.
ont; lot aox1es. Notice the terms-u. 500
eash and $50 psp neath. ,'.st7 :
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New B. H. Gruver Homes.
: 10Th and Park Road.

Eight rooms and hath; % IT. wide: attic.
built-in heated garage, instantaneous water
heater. built-in china closet. double screened
sleeping porches. etc; one corner house. Phone
Main 76S. 13s
BEAUT1FCL NEW VACANT HuNGALOW. s
rooms, modern In every detail; built IN and dis
appearing conyeniences: best section Hyatts-
vile: stone porch and fOundat tion; easy terms;
imm ediate posse salon. GEO. Z. WALKER,
kfenee bldg. lIth and 6. -
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LOTS! LOTS! LOTS!
WIILETT HEIGHTS.
VIRGINIA
WALTER O'HARA,
I specialize in Neafby Virginia

I Bp|CIHIEe IN NtNfUy VITSIulHs
Exclusive Agent.
Main 1925 1909 H st. NV.
HYATTSVILLE-AN ATTRACTIVE BUNGA-
low ami, 4 rooms, extra large sleeping
porch and bath; lot 5Ox15O: located immedi-
ately on car line; $500; terms. Phone Hy
attsyille 2S3-J 2s
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THREE STORY AND CELLAR BAY-WIN
dow brick house; h.-w.h.; a.w.h.; rooms
pantry. and modern plumbing: 3rd floor ar
ranged for Ink. including hot and cold water
See OWNER, 500 st. NV
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VACANT.,

COME OUT SUNDAY
from II AN. to s pm. and see our new houses
in Chevy Chase Park. d. c., just north Of the
Intersection Of Rittenh0use and 82nd streets:
and rooms. with ami. and labor-saving
devices; built-in refriserators, broom closets,
electric stoves with time clocks, Hoosier
cabinet, flower boxes, etc. Buy now and select
Jour fixtures and paper. For sale by any real
estate broker. Gall up the ONCE and we will
take you out any time. G. VAN HOESEN.
Sl9 18th st. Main S416. -
1904 LAWRENCE ST. NE, BROOKIAND-S
rooms. bath, porches; steam heat electricity.
gas: large lot: immediate possession: terms.
OWNER; 759 Munsey bldg, Franklin 6o44, 3s
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CHEVY CHASE HOMES
at pre-wnr prices Send for list. We
can't describe them in detail here. We spe-
cialize In this section-the select suburb. Try
our service.
CHEVY CHASE HOME AND FARM CO..
5516 Conn. ave.. Chevy Chase. D. c.
Cleve. 1881
FfVE-ROOM BUNGALOW, WITH ALL MOD
ern Improvements, acre tract, one block
from new concrete road, 15 minutes from city,
at Alcova Heights. in nearby Virginia; bargain
10 quick purchaser; cash easy terms. Also
beautiful suburban home sites and acreage.
Price. $500; cash payment, 81 500. WM. H.
SAUNDERS & CO., 1883 h st. NV.
FIGHT ROOMS, BATH. Halls, LARGE
porches. garage: lot 6oxl3o: vacant; one block
ears; Hyattsville, 81 900; $3.50 cash. $50 month
ly. GEO. c. WALKER, kresge bldg, 11th
and q. a.
MODERN, NEW. GROOM BUNGALOW.
hardwood floors: only $3.50; 81 800 cash. Z
rooms aud bath; h;W.h.. hardwood floors; eH-
over acre ground: near cars and stores;
1000: $1,000 cash. 4-room and bath; large
lot; $3.50: $3.50 cash, Broom and bath; l
acre; S.. 900; very easy terms 5-room and bath
near WOodside: lot 10Ox150; $3.50; 81, 600
cash. To inspect call on
c. w. VAN WAGNER,
"a Cedar ST.,
Takoma Park. ID. G.. Col. 1351-W.
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$11,5oo-VACANT.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C..
Z rooms; anil: brick semtdetached home.
Fine front porches; two inclosed porches. Few
steps to COnn. ave. car. TERMS. 80 49,.
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1900 Block Parkwood, NV.
$50 MONTHLY, includes interest. q rooms.
bath; electricity; furnace; colonial porch; q
cade Market, etc $s.a50. POSSESSION.
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Possession This Week.
CLEVELAND PARK.
Delightful modern 7-room semi-bungalVw: ga
rage on good lot; close to Conn. ave-; prac-
tically new. $13.85O. Excellent terms. Fur
niture extra.
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North Rosemont.

North ROSemOnt.
A very attractive offer in beautiful Dutch
colonial home. situated on lot frontage Of IA
IT. by l20 #. depth. Surrounded by homes Of
similar value & rooms and bath with extra s,s
bath. Large porches and two fireplaces. SHit-
able for family desiring choice home In estab-
lisheti high-class neighbofhOod. +. G. GOOD
NOW COMPANY, room Z, TO 18th st. NV.
Main 3O7. Agent North Rosemont Station
Sunday. Ss
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FOR sALE-BY OWNER, $500. MOUNT
Pleasant section, six rooms: ami; garage.
Address Box 68-S, Star ef1ce. +.
GOLORED-HODSE; ROOMS AND BATH:
furnace heat. on 8 near eth st.. NV; So, 500;
terms: possession 80 days. Address Mr..
ROWE 1sS{E0 One ST NV =
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-05
EDUCATORS TAKEN
ON TOUR OF CITY

CONTINUED FROM PACE ONE.
assembled In Convention hall, IL ia
due TO the energy and initiative Of
the schoolmen that last nights en-
tcrtainment was a success In every
way
For a time yesterday the Khan
was displaced The triple X. gave
wav to the Il. n. II. and the sheeted
figure TO the roped and unhappy
one one Of. the ncophyte The An
cieht and Beneficent order ~ tho
Rcd Red Rose. Of. by and FOR school
mon was I'm the limolight for tn
greater part Of the day. Twenty
seven were candidates made their
appearance at Convention hail last
night under tho personal escort of
az many members OF tho order.
when II. =. Battles went to the
platform TO take charge Of the even
ing meeting. X. c. Mills, county SUI
porintendcnt of schools and, "A noo-
phyte, from Soquoyah, went too, Sc
curely tied 10 the arm OF his, for
the time being. guardian angel. W
+. Ford. president OF the Northeas-
torn state normal at Ada was taken
care of by j. l.. Barton OF Sapulpa
also county superintendent. a ban
quet at the Hotel Tulsa at which tn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-05

hanged IN France without trial by
courts martial.
III ~ tho most outrageous and un-
true nccufatiOn that possibly could
bc made and rs absolutely without
foundation General Pershing de
ClArcd
The chief of rtatf Ia hore 10 at
tend tho annual reunion of the 3Oth
division, 4. y. r..
BEAUMONT. Texas, Nov. I.-Dr
y. 7. Miller Of beaumont, who was
one Of the surgeons attending the
7.ycar-old French girl attacked by
an American negro soldier near La
Rochelle hospital IN France In De
cember, 1913, said today tho negro
was given court martial and
hanged. lie naid this was the only
crime that happened In the Ia Ro-
thcllc area that he know Of and that
h" never heard ~ Instances Of unjust
treatment of American soldiers.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-05

neophytes were guests preceded the
evening meeting and after adjourn
mcnt were taken TO the high school
where the initiatory cererponies
proper lasted far into the night.
Held Departmental Meetings.
Departmental meetings In the
classrooms at the high school took
up the greater part Of the ttne yes
terday afternoon. Discussions OF
problems peculiar to their own work
formed the major part OF all pro-
grams arranged by ard for the
teachers. The manual training SUI
porvisors aud teachers from all
parts OF the state are here In state
convention and Dr. Selvidge OF Mis-
souri, university, whose talk on man
ual training was a feature Of the
general session yesterday morning,
ls ono OF the speakers brought here
for their conference.
Election OF officers for tho next
term, the hearing OF the reports OF
committees and attention given TO
other matters OF business will cli-
max the three days program this
morning Following music by the
girls glce club at $3.50 o'clock, Doc
tor Clark will speak on the subject.
"'rhe Life Abundant"
Tho warm welcome from the city
of Tulsa given the teachers by Col.
Ira L. Reeves, manager OF the
Chamber uf Commerce. WIS backed
/ up yesterday afternoon when be-
tween 400 and 400 cars. driven by
members OF tho Real Esate ex-
change, the Chamber OF Commerce,
the Kiwanis club and other Tulsans
carried the visiting teachers about
the city and showed them the sights
from standpipe hill to its brown
stone mansions, from the downtown
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skyscrapers 10 the banks Of ,.
Arkansas. The teachers ha,o
pressed great many times d,,..'..
the convention their apprecisfIr. ,,
the goodwill and hospitality of Tina,
people. '''''
The people OF Tulsa have b...
snIendid to US said II. =. H5tf...
the association president Wiz.
Thursday night took office. gIrr..5
ing J. A. Miller Of Tulsa "vy, .i-
feel that II has been a privIler. ,n
be here. Tulsa occupies a pIar. s.
Curely and deservedly her ovr l.
an educational way and tho .fsss
and ideals that are being cXrrrrt
fled In the Tulsa schools are h,....
WATCHED with interest all over ,.f
country. That is ono Of tho reas.,.
why teachers from northeastern az
lahoma are glad OF an opporf.t .,.
TO be here. Another reason fs .ec
attitude Of Tulsa people; we aps-o.
ciate the courtesy of the Rel rs
tate exchange, the kiwanis cIuN En-.
Chamber OF Commerce and aH .th.
ers who have 40 generous. IrI
shoughtfully made our stay mere
pleasant
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to a place where paSscrsby might
easily find II. This resulted in dis
covcry of the body and establishing
Pa-ssyno's Identity through an anal
ysis by Baltimore oculist OF lenses
In the dead mans eyeglasses.
The police were frankly amazed
by the story they said Savin had
told them.
Upon further questioning Savin
was alleged to have told them that,
like many Russians, the though OF
suicide had REQUIRED often TO the
mind OF his chum when luck seemed
against him. Savin said he had
pleaded with his friend not to take
his own life and Passyno finally,
promised. But die he must, Passyno
said, according to Savin's confession,
and insisted that his friend, TO prove
his loyalty, must kill him.
81 saw he was in earnest and
there was nothing else to do"
Savin was quoted by the police.
a pcrplexing development TO the
authorities was discovery of S4O0
in a bank deposited to Passyno's 3
credit