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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-18
GOVERNOR OPENS DRIVE
FOR ST. MARY'S SCHOOL

The campaign for s2.000000 to re-
#milkSt. Mary's Industrial school was
opened III luncheon at the Southern
Hotel. Baltimore. yesterday. Cover
m. Richie. Who is chairman Of the
,xe,4lfin committee Of the campaign
presil, a
The entire Stale is 10 be thorWtshiA
canvassed for funds. according 10
plans of officials Of tho school and the
general campaign committee, Zebra
AIRY IS Is the da;e officially set for be-
ginning The drive in Annapolis and
throughout the State for that matter.
according Is Information that has
been rset iveI here Committees will
be, named To cover every community.
il is stated. Two Years has been
placed as the time limif for raising
,ho required sa.00000O fund. hut the
camp ien will be pushed 10 compile
;ion al is early date as is possible.
Ill. Governor lnsl nieht emphasized
mat ST. Mars Industrial School is
.lanseetarian end OF vital interest &c
everyon, tlreagnout t;le State
Former Gov Philips Lee Colds
l.oro4gl. VINO is II member of the exc
euiiye committee o. the campaign and
member of the board OF trustees Of
the school. COMMUNICATED Rroher
Paul on the work he has done and eX-
planned how the money si.ould be
raised
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-18
HOSPITAL BOARDS
MD MONTH NEE TING

Airs W.lfer Wilson. nee Mamie
Brady. appeared before tie Board q
'lanaearS ~ the Itmerselcy iIospits.
Thursday morning Al their mid-mon'
meeting and presiend them With .
beck for 800 the money having l1een
collected some time agp on Mother
DAY in anticipation OF The haildinS
II Nurses Home,
The happy thought VAS conceived
iy Mrs Wilson. she having been 4
trained nurse and wifh the help oil
Miss l,hir strange and Mrs. Abram
Moss. the money wis collected.
The boral gaze Mrs Wilson Y
standing vote Of thanh for her gener
pus interest in the hospital
a great deal of ROUTINE hnsiileS
va transacted AZ fho board
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-18
CATALOGUE ALL TYPES
OF MARYLAND SOIL
State Soon To Have Complete
Data OF All Lands Within
Boundaries
HELPS COUNTY AGENTS

COLLEGE,, PARK. Fen. is Mar
land wiil soon have i complete cata-
iogue Of IN the various soil types
3ninn It's boundaries. according Il
Dr \ @ Mccall head OF the soils
department al tie University 81 Mary
land Experiments StaTf1n. who mir
nouncea today that flie field WORK
which has been IN progress in this
| connection for 4 number q years Will
80 concluded this seasen
The Survey is being made IN 60
operation With The lniad SAFES Ri
itlG Of SOILS ard The State Biological
-slHsas. and MAS undertaken Tor the
mlTl1cse u securing netes,ary ar
Yalaablc information regarding the
characters and types q soil IN he
various sections of the State. Msry-
land MAS one Of the FIRST states g
un,lsdt.lhs he work ard according ia
tit@ prediction Of 1r Nc Call will bs
tie first 70 complete a survey OF lis
u.s.. ,n,,,a,nti9n ~ III. ,so,l. rsis
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-18
LNTH|CUM'S Bill FOR
PROTECTION Of FISH.
Maryland Congressman's Meas
ure Fixes Time Limit For
Taking Migratory Specie
INDUSTRY IS EBBING

Refr, riitttiSe i.iuAiepn infro-
'tl!eei u i!1e liaase u Representatives
r'seR5iN z I'LL ~ protect Migrsior!
Fish and e f,laee tl'e tiaie and taxing
mercer iiaaer Inc dlfeesian and con-
~ 'sI iae s'eparshifnf q! commerce
Is Bai u along file iillr q itfsi
protesting NisrdfarS Bird ilie whieh
Has pfedaeed susil wonderful results
anu has Drought lack q great s3pnh
81 lae Wild tIe 81 tlle so1tni ~
y = "eii.}Nn0Wl fact tlst ile
as'ii ~ iai'is'fN u fiPtaly heing de-.
,lefsd he sraNhiHg interest," ot
AlafNi':nd has lessened - per cent ih
rs isi years, feflliSe 81 tsse tskliig
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-18
THEIR WEDDING MARKED
CLIMAX OF ROMANCE
OF The EUROPEAN WAR

The wedding Il i.ient Richard aEle
Weieh Z $ 5rs,x unw stationed II
irahlenz Gcrnans which took piAce
in rari. on 81 Ntentii(e's Day was
tlla culmira,ion of q romance Of fhe
European VAR Lieutenant Neleh was
i mem. Of tile army OF occupation
While his bride MAS attached to Lsrit-
iSll hea,luarters IN Coblen2.
The ridegroom i the son 81 Mr.
and Mrs /, sllein Weleh. OF this city.
and hes 4 brother Philip WeIeh. Who
was formerly an ..ale;e Al the Naval
academy aal nnv is lieutenant in
the nagy
i..es,epaia Welell tsslered tie Arm,
from eisll iifr early III tie war lie
! noW attached 70 the Eighth In
t.n5rv. alioiied II CUitlen2.
1ilr couple are srendins their
honeymoon touring Rome Venice.
Naples pnl 0ther pieces.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-18
SELL FOR SONG
At CAMP HOLAB|RD

III lamp Eiotabird officers had post
Cd the town aud erected banners an
nouncing Midwa with Bnlbo, the
Dog Face BOY. and Renee the snake
charmer. together With The rest Of the
snow The camp could moi have looked
more like a state fair than during tbs
autn auction yesterday
There came motley crowd from
ail paris OF he state To buy auto
trucks for farms motorcycles for
state roads and other motorcycles
with side rars. and they made il
day Of celebration There came also a
group Of second hand car dealers and
specuIatorz
OF lark -rs and grinders, beating
tatooes upon aappinz and gaudy caf-
vasSers there were none; neither we're
thore any she'll games. but the an
nouncers stridenf voices we're we'll
initiated by the auctioneers, and no-
thing lacked in the way Of amnse-
menfa. especially whenever a truck 0k
I.izzy' fame VAS put up for sale. it
was invariably regarded With as muck
interest. particularly when it was let
go for $40. az the Dog-Face Boy would
have been.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-18
~ MY PROGRAM or
ATHLETIC SPORTS
fuR TOH0RRNW

Sly "Yen. ~ az malIr iii
iereil uran, ~ " athletics.
aiske ~ the saor; e..leAdar for
im wsekeaa a. the Naval
sea''emv tomorrow II wal IS
iit lts' 81 the Zig cards N The
@iiifcr indoor season fpr Oh
EEK S.t'ardaT oah three CON
lesss viii Be pulled on one ~
wnoh Will - the basketball
gam" @rh the ri:tl West point
Cadets
The rrosr.an Tor lomerraw
vii Sc run on II lte follow inS
order
Iiass' slull Marietta College
II Ohio. al 80
Swimming Massachusetts
Tech a 30
GNmnas.ies iiarcrford col
fcge a; 10
Roxias Massachusetts Tesh
ID 4 81
Wrestling Dartmouth col
lare a. 50
F.neine Yale 1t 4
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-18
FARMERS BULLETINS
USED IN SCHOOLS

Rapid developments III agriculture
IRE resulting ii he use Of Farmers.
Bulletins IL the United States Depart
nem Of Agriculture for classroom use
in schools Especially tie formation
aof livestock elni.s anoag school
.hildren has aceas:oncd demand for
Information hal lei covered Ay suit
,lAp textloois Farmers Bulletin NJ.
81. The Beef galf lis Growth and
Developments il now being used in the.
Kansas horticultural College IN che
.egnlar beef production courses. In
eisoreit and West Virginia the same
hulletin is, used III instruction III hee{
eaif clab nemlers In West Virginia
il is used also il tie REGULAR farmers
correspondence and short coars q oyel
III Si.sv.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-18
REAR-ADMIRAL JAYNE
HAS PARALYTTc STROKE

Rear sdsairal Joseph L Iasne su..s-
Tered 4 stroke 4of paralysis late We'd
nesday night while on duty with the
Pacific feet returning from Soath
American waters. the Navy Depart
n.ant has been advised.
Admiral Jayne was taken aboard
the hospital ship Mercy and the adj
sicss said that his condition was not
critical and that ne was expected to-
recover.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-18
.CARUSO'S CONDITION
is MUCH IMPROVED
lny rhe A~seesaaed rre>s.l

NEW YORK. Feb. Is Enrico.
Caruso passed good night and his
condition is distinctly improved to-
aay. said al official bulletin issued
from his bedside Al noon
Physicians who have been attending
The tenor since his illness of heart
attack following plenrisy. said today
that rumors OF operations performed
or sloiu TO be performed were based
upon false information.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-18
MAN AT COUNTY
HOME THOUGHT INSANE

Or William s Welsh and pr. J j.
scrrhy Yere called rpon yesterday 10
inquire into tha sanity or insanity Of
i Pole, who has been placed in the
ncnty lal After examination the
;wa phssiciaas concluded tl'4t the
man Vas mentally weak, hnt they
could no: determine whether or not
lie Is non eosnpos mentis until fitr-
Their tests with the help Of an inter-
;.rater.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-18
EXAMINATIONS FOR
NAVAL ACADEMY

Extra february examinations If
candidates for admission To the Naval
Academy began throughout the coan
Try on Wednesday Tho speci2l
schools Of instruction for enlisted
men. preparing 10 ta5Se examinations
for the Naval Academy. will end on
April 20. T;la : are twenty-five men
attending the special school nj san
Francisco and eighty-fiyc attending at
Newport. r. I
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-18
tOl.DEST tTHER NJ
NINTKR NEAT NElk.
FORCE iSIER SAYS

WASHINGTON y G Eel,
is III, ol,iss Meag.l
a, MinTer alaA be 81 ~
oyer naucn at the eoun3rN @as
of tie RH Ks Mountain dur
ina he next Waek. lec ling
II soseial forecast ha Fieun
issued by ne Dapaftnr III 81
srictilsurc today rl' cold
waps viii xfentl epulhwar
over he s:nlf ana south Ntltn
ne sta5s seryins telslssv
tar IS spW as tltS1
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-18
ALL NIGHT SEARCH But
NO CLUE TO SCHOOL
TEACHERS ASSA|LANTS
tns The .s.soela,ei FEES. J

CLEN,EL.tND. o. Eel Is M clue
resulted from an a!l-nigh; and early
laornins earch for abe murderer, or
murdsrers. of Miss Louise Wolf and
MISS Manel Fo6te Parma High schnoi
teachers VINO were found dead yester-
AZ.
Iarma township MAS secured ~ Z
r.osse. bit up to noon no trace had
heen found To point out the guilty
person.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-18
MEMS GUILD OF ST
ANNE'S MEET TONIGHT

Tie men If Sc Annes Parish ar
booking forward Win much ipterest to
The ME- ting 70 be held tonight Al he
Parish House Oh Duke q Gloucester
tree: tfnrmeal. he ieesa.yf. under
tie auspices of tlip Mems Guild
Besides iinnartant business pertain
ing TO the (ffild 4 social session viii
con .Itnie he nrngrsnn
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-18
EXPLOSION ''DASTARDLY
CRIME. !" SAYS Jury
nv Yhe Associated Press. i

NEW YORK. Feb -. Jhlt the
vail street explosion of last septen-
her. il which IS lives were lost and
e0o people injured mas "a das:ardiy
crime. Intentionally committed. Is the
opinion oi the grand jliry which in
yesi4f&ted the case.
The jury dismissed The theory ef ae-
aidens and expressed Us opinion IN re
norfing lis innings today
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-18
RELIEF FUND STILL
OPEN FOR DONATIONS

'fne Rector Of ST MINES Church
his received and forwarded Tor turo-
aeau relief slao aud Tor Chinese re-
l.ri $500 during the past week
Those funds are still open AMI pr.
Johnson viii be glad 10 send on any
contributions The day they are ~.
i, sed
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-18
SLEEPING STIFFNESS FATAL
10 PRESIDENT-OF BReN \
nv Ths A..oesased rre-..l

NEW YORK Feh. Is = STEPPING
sickness. Of which nearly eco cases
lave been reportei since January 4.
today caused the death Of Henry
Braekner. president Of the Bofouga Of
he Bronx
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-18
@RlDEa~ To r0STOtFIeE
BILL FOR ROADS. FAILS
IN THE .A.se..is.r,i I.resa.l

WASHINGTON. ID. T. Feb. 81
foris to attach a rider tn S1 Pos.
Office bill, approprialilig 100000 900
for road construction. failed today In
the Senate. The motion 10 insert the
rider vas defeated BY a vote Of 4l-33.
6r nine less than the required two
thirds majority
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-18
TONIGHT'S MEETING OF
ST. FAITHS GUILD

81 Faiths Guild will meet tonight
at go o'clock at Miss Lney Holla-
days on Charles street for the pur-
nos III doing their Lenten sowing
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-18
Prophet Bird Is Here

Tile sap-suek2r whose presence
nsaalh rroseuds he coming Of waria
.NeltArf. IS here again. AMI l.S rapid
.iis On the barb ol he trees Is again
heard aiinut annapolis
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-18
WANT Ed
II Once

vi etllcWnt Voting lady
svt'i klpgulelec u book
Keeping Nppix oN letter II
ua b.tlid. giAna references.
., ~iltina earliest moment
Gee l,.2 ming Work Nd
,lre.~ MN ApTI N.
ttE5El1 E
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-18
>aeenms"d 10 rnru,nonla

Nll.rt Green was lsrRsste N lire
ma nlle sun eaigai, gsit N.ts of
-anl@ea IN Snm.n5ks trained a Camp
Mee !tflan IA 3,it i4ler sen over
e.is NTH lc tsas IilMdreA alhl FIJI,
eeRth h;lansrs u ;llA TWem ninll
..isisinn iilapl h camnnls
ssfion II tae sre4' conflict e was
no Killed ~ wounded N battle. IL
vas stricken ~ pneumonia IN ihh
rarly fail 81 i9l Mill doing duY
III - frnn itn freaeae d rauptr
lnfl; b..str ti" srnistts wac
,lessA.rs,s Il. NJ removed II Base
Hospital ~ a scar NllerN Franc
where ~ snecnihcd IN i ft@ days.
III Was ssrad q fsa.f oi New
~ ai9 sei3'er 4,a'a sas -.
Fed d Annapai sesrral da after-
MINIS, and c.ta i 'ierp ilota aSef
In MANY fiitai h8r.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-18
Var MolIlels 20 lttenlI

NJ III eg III tho AlilispoiS asd Anne
Arunlnl count, organization u War
Mothers are plsnniiig. to atsend the
funeral otscaa - Suni.t Meh
hr, Of miisa.g org atlizaii9ns viii al
IS altend ual the linal commitment
sill 81 VIII n iiary honor
Beside Mrs tlnait other ilrsiyors
or he q, u ,li.er ara /. Harweod
Green ii Mice in, ~ "a and u
sc Clair Green IF Nashagtdl I, G
snos1r l,rofhcr Joseph eir"en, died
4 feag yfstrs ago
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-18

HENnLER,s ICE CREAM
, 1921-06-24


The pretty ceremony uniting Miss
1nez Void of Seattle m Mr.. Willard
Murane of this city was performed at
Z O'Clock last night at the home OF
the groom's parents. Judge and Mrs.
c. d. Murane. by Rev. c. q. Stout.
The bride was beautiful in an i'm
ported gown Of silver white E~eorgette,
heavily embroidered in o~palescent
beading. and carried an exquisite
shower bouquet of Brides roses, lilies
of the valley n sweet peas. Mrs.
c. u. Murane, who was matron of
honor. was beautifully gox.ned in sill
yer gray lac over gray satin, while
Miss Louise Void, sister OF the bride,
as bridesmaid. wore a gown. charm
ing in its simplicity. of soft change
able blue and gold taffeta and car.
ricd Ophelia roses. Edward Murane.
brother Of h room. acted as best
man.
The bridal party entered to the
Bridal Chorus" from Lohengrin.
after which Mrs. Z. C. Gates, accom-
panied by Professor Lundberg. sang
-oh. Promise Me-" and the ceremony
wa. performed under an arch OF lilies
ana smilax.
Immediately following the cere-
mony a delicious wedding dinner was
served. Places were laid for IL
guests and the table was delightfully."-
artistic in its color scheme of pink
and white with trailing vines of
smilax adjoining the candlesticks. The
brides cake set in a bed OF lilies of
he valley and pink rosebuds formed
h centerpiece. while hand-painted
, 1921-06-24

he Casper high school three years
Igo. after which she entered a Colo
ado normal. graduating from the lat
ler last year. Miss Lniy will remain
n Casper during the summer months
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Lilly.
Ex-Governor b. b. Brooks Is spend
ing h day in the Salt Creek oil
fields attending to business matters
for the Consolidated Royalty on com
pany.
8. V. Edmunds. representing the
wholesale department of the Daniels
4 Fisher store Of Denver. is here caIl-
ing on the trade. Mr.. Edmunds says
Casper Is the best city In his territory
and his firm enjoys a nice business
here.
c. b. Richardson of the Consolidated
Royalty company Is spending the day
/ n the Salt Creek fields attending to
business matters.
c. W. Spar has returned from Mon
tana and the northern part of the
1890 "hNAt HS h41 bGGh lOOHlnk AFTER
business matters.
Arthur Books l. spending the day
in the city from the Salt Creek fields
where he has interests In a store.
C-P. Arbogast. who has been spend
ing several days in the city. left for
Laramie this morning where he will
join the ball club ~ wtich he 4 sn,Rn.
ager-
Fred L. Purcell Of Denver. an &C.
countant. is looking after business
matters with the Midwest Refining
company.
Jeremiah Mahoney spent yesterday
at his home in the city from his sum.
mer camp at Buffalo creek. Mr.. Ma.
, 1921-06-24
w. G. T. u
To Meet.

A regular meeting OF the w. C, 7.
U. will be held tomorrow afternoon at
. o'clock in he atrona County Pub.
lie library. All those interested In the
work n an OF the members are in.
vited to be present.
, 1921-06-24
EdwsrdsNobl
CeremnuY.

Ceremony.
The marriage OF DR.. James B. Ed.
wards OF Garden City. Kan. and Miss
j.. NJ. Noble was performed at the
home OF the brides mother. Mrs. l.. A.
Noble. 434 South Oak street. Immedi.
ately after the quiet services the
bride and groom left for Garden City
where they will make their home.
, 1921-06-24

cards Of pink rosebuds were used as
place cards.
An informal reception presided
over by Mrs q. r. Hagens and Mrs.
r. NJ Boeke. was held after the din.
ner and dainty refreshments of
brides cake n sherbet were served.
After a wedding trip through Colo.
rado Nj. and Mrs Murane VIII make
their home in Casper.
Newlyweds Entertained
at Surprise Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. t. S. Foster were the
surprised host and hostess when a
number OF friends came to their
apartment on West Eighth street to
spend the evening. The guests tool
the refreshments which wets served
about midnight. The a1uir was a
housewarming as Mr.. and Mrs. Eos.
ter were recently married. The
guests included Messrs and Mesdames
c. H. Honine. w. Mann. Anderson.
Miss Schultz and James Waugh.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Schwartz and
family left this morning FOR Their
mopolis where they will attend the
opening celebration at the dude
ranch.
, 1921-06-24
Bride and Groom
Return TO Casper.

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy johnson have
arrived in Casper and are receiving
friends at their new home on South
Beech street. Mr.. and Mrs. John
son were recently married at the
home of the bride in Illinois. Mr..
Johnson is connected with the Mid
, 1921-06-24
PERSONALS

E. L. Estabrook. geoiogist for the
Midwest Refining company. has left
for Thermopolis where he will spend
several days.
Miss Cleola Lilly returned today
from st. Louis. where she has just
closed n very successful term of
school. Miss Lilly graduated from
, 1921-06-24
Miss Carlson Returns
From California

Miss Helen Carlson. who has been
attending the Dominican college in
southern California, has returned to
her home in the city. The engagement
Of Miss Carlson to Deputy Attorney
General Vincent Carter of Cheyenne
was announced last Christmas time
and the wedding is rumored TO take
place some time in the YER rear fu-
turc.
, 1921-06-24

enc Of about q month. Mr.. Burke
has visitd n Denver and ether points
on business.
, 1921-06-24

days visiting at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. p C Sico,aysen. parents Of Mrs.
Tyler.
, 1921-06-24

NJ J. Burke was at his offices In h
on Exchange building after an alb
, 1921-06-24

J. T. O'ConneIl has returned from
OfSeii. Neb.. and = very nttmi.t In
, 1921-06-24

west Refining company and has
many friends In the city who VIII
welcome the bride
Mr.. and Mrs. l. b. Townsend and
Mr. and Mrs r. NJ. bartholomew are
leaving tomorrow morning for Their
mopoiis where they will spend several
days They will be guests Mt the
opening Of h dude ranch.
Birthday Party nj
Garden Creek.
Mrs- Gus Bell entertained for q
number of friends with a picnic at
the Garden Creek falls in honor OF
he birth anniversary OF Mr.. Bell.
The guests left the Bell home about s
o'clock In motor cars The picnic
supper was served at the falls and
after an enjoyable evening the party
returned by moonlight.
Mrs G. H. Brown of Sheridan is
visiting here at the home of her par
ems. Mr.. and Mrs F. A. Goulding.
Mrs Brown has been the inspiration
Of a number OF social events given by
her many friends here
Gov. and Mrs. Robert d. Carey and
family are guests at the 4. j. Gun.
bingham home while visiting in the
city.
, 1921-06-24
Missionary Society
Has Meeting.

Has Meeting.
The Missionary society of the Pres.
byterian church met this afternoon
at ESQ O'Clock in the parlors OF the
church. Mrs. s. X. 10y and ner COM
mittee had charge of the interesting
program and OF the social hour fol-
lowing. The meeting concluded the
season series.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-27

FiVE-ROOh apartment 1871 S Main,
i.room apartment, i2le S. Baltimore
DsaUe kTs9.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-27

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1Go cash. cesy tums uau S son.
lhuno usarr htlt.
rAsr SECOND STREET
CLASSY 5-roum bungalow. extra we'll CON
s'rurtrd. everything Boo nIsi .,IHFs DHuul.
ton. extra large rooms 'nd largo attic
quarters pHid Tor, garage and 1riNo. ful
lut bWutr saws sell. HH Doc be- leaving
call tor appointment. uaag, 5oss.5ssy.
yApoN tNvEsrMENr CO..
'la Security nus
IDH ~NLl..tu tuuUro,w uuN house. Iut
76rtoo. car room. chicken house. sooi
vHfrr. &iTOu cash Sec owner hIulH
south 70 block west Nern stouou. q.
line
FcH SALE. Residence at ilot East fifth
place, house "n hs,h ot lnt Estug"
good well wat'r. Call osagc 35s6.
FlNE. ROOM house uosriy new. price
i3l5o. 500 cash, balance monthly can
FIVE uOOM
Fast front modern bungalow M nrst-
class condition. vol located close 10
cor line and school Hriyo $500.
6l,ooo cash rhuue osave 7sbg 5Oss.
NApuN INVESTMENT 60.
als-lS Security bldg
ron PARTICULAR rEOpLE
pesutiiui ruum uud breakfast room,
large basement, ..Car garage. real
estate man sold you built too good. amt
viii not got your nancy out NJ n, au We
have decided Co sacrifice. Phone Usage
Anls
IlNE-RuDM. mudrru haus, "u isst
Eighth street nm having. tor 81. 500
Terms. Phone Usage o7oo.
ron QUICK SALE
beautiful new bungalow. Just completed,
slN rooms. broadcast room. bath and FUR
mace. beautifully located, nice garage,
fluy auukou garden, easy terms TO suit
purchaser. can lf7G East Seventeenth
pincC or phone cedar 1908.
FOR SALE East front rcsidcuCc lot sos
le0. uu South TrupHt. block and a half
from Fifteenth H. shade and fruit trees.
gas. water and sewer iu See owner At
i42N South lruust
FDGH-HDOM boA house. good modern
lot nice shade ON paving $3.50 cash.
balance 90 suit purchaser Price. t2,IOO.
N .. GLASS a GO.
over rs,scc rnrH'cr 'cdar 1874.
FuHECLOstHE SALE.
o. 500 buys urruum modern bungalow,
with uarivl corner lHi. terms un part.
Edw. r. Barrett a01 BiiHs Bldg Usage
~.
ruJH ROOM bungalow. luu slzs lo'. good
woll. hIucH ut cor limo and 'lnsy Zoo good
school $3.50. $500 cash. baluuC" ouSr.
can Cedar l6to.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-27

HEArTtFrL Nor,h Wheeling o room.
new bungalow on paving al' bu.'.In
features, oak floors, garage. solid drive.
basement. besutiful decorations built for
homo by owner. must soil. leaving
tnVn. can me, bs"gr lG3g-K
BY OWNER New 5-room bungalow,
built-ln convenience, beautiful home
1850 cssh Can osage 9sl.R auy time
CORNER-Scw f.A rooms. basement mr.
mace, now dec> -atiHg, buIt uu now
prices T.sms. Phone owner, Osagc bs9,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-27

RiuGEWDOD owner says sell Vt a sacri-
fyu. east front lut beautiful shade.
Sheldon A co.. baagH H1t1.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-27

NORTH SIDE EaHt front lot On pave
u'ut nt bargain. sheldon 90.