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CHINESE DELEGATE
TO FARLEY RESIGNS
Philip X. c. Tyau, General
Secretary, Dissatisfied With
Results Achieved.
IS MINISTER TO CUBA
Declares Conference Is All
Right in Principle, but
Fails in Actually.
is MINISTER TO CUBA
ley Associated Press. ]

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-Philip X.
c. Tyau. secretary general OF the
Chinese delegation to the Washing
ton conference, and minister TO Cuba.
today cablcd TO Picking his reSigna-
zion as n member OF the delegation
in protest against the negative re-
suits" thus far achieved concerning
China's demands.
Or. Tyau told the Associated Press
tonight that in resisning. he acted
without consulting the three Chinese
delegates. and his action represented
his personal views. The delegation
was notified after the cablcgram had
been sent TO the Chinese government
No Results Evident.
Il personally do not feet any ac-
tual results have been achieved by
tho Washington conference regard
ing China" Or. Tyau said. They
have been negative in actually, ex-
ccpt in principle. Everything has
been agreed TO in principle and then
turned over to subcommittee"
In no single case China has pre-
sentcd for settlement on the basis Of
the ten points proposed By the Chi
ncsc delegation at the beginning OF
The conference, Or. Tyau said, has
anything more than justice to China
been involved. None OF the ten
POINTS required delayed action. he
said. because they were based on
|hina's rights as sovereign nation.
Violate Sovereignty.
Every one of the demands" he
continued "wnrc for thipre ,,l.r
from China in violation of treaty
lights or through durcss because the
lowers were strong enough to do il.
They continue their violation Of
Ghina's sovereignty. and then tie the
settlement of the questions up in sub
committees"
referring TO the withdrawal OF the
iOTcign post Offices from Chinese soil.
Dr. Tyau said the action Of the CON
ference in agreeing to accede to this
demand by China. only after long in
Ncstgation by commission was in
direct violation Of China rights as a
sovereign nation.
III we attach our signature 10 any
such proposition" he added, I'VE.
N'ould he In the position of con-
!oning highway robbery on the part
"i tue powers. The powers have been
=u'iiy o: highway robbery OF this
''urcc oil revenue. and instead of
NINA pleading for restoration of the
control OF all post offices on Chinese
'ieli' China should demand indemnity
L'r All the revenue she has been rob
ned OF by the powers maintaining
post Offices in China"
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that they would DO glad to work for
one. third OF what thoy could COM
inaud In normal tlmos."
Tho Councilman who opposed the
resolution. explained that they woro.
In no wiso. opposed to tho employ
mont Of homo talent, but thut tho
resolution would offer questionable
Opportunities.
Mr.. Morton said tho lubannions
would indorse such Il resolution ''The
Chamber Of Commerce has had men
speaking before tho unions" he said.
urging tho mon to patronize home
lndustrics-to buy Richmond-made
goods. This is simply case of
reciprocity and cooperation. Let's
buy homemade goods. and let's en-
ploy homemade talent to do our
work" The resolution WINS adonted
with but nvo negative votes-Bat-
kins. Carpenter. Moore. Roden and
Powell.
would I,uiid bridge Across James.
communication FROM Mayor Aim
SHE called attention to a proposition
offered by Jonathan Bryan and others
ohering to construct a steel and con :
crete bridge across tho river from
Forest I'M to point ON the north
side or the river free OF charge. pro-
''hcd the city would guarantee a
return OF per cent on the invest-
ment. tho revenue to be derived
through tolls. Tho pnpcr was referred
TO tho Streets Committee for con-
sideration and report. Under tho
charter. IT Is said. no bridge may he
constructed across the river which
carries toll fee. This may he over
come, II was said last night. by
councilmanic action.
Following some opposition. the
building code was taken UP :or dis
posai. IT was believed the paper
could be discussed and adopted within
Few minutes. but, when II was seen
that discussion might be iutermin-
able, the body reached the conclusion
that a special meeting might result,
IN quicker action. and. On motion
OF MIR. Scaton. the night OF Dccem-
Der 10 was fixed upon. ut which time
citizen members OF the code commits
SION VIII be invited to attend the
meeting. Both Mr.. Morton and MIR
I'atkins took occasion. in passing.
TO throw Il few bouquets at the
citizen members. declaring that their
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-06
tBy Associated prsss.1

! WASHINGTON. Dec. "a Federal
budget for tho fiscal your 1879, APP
proximatcly S500.oO0.0Oo below the
Sa.oVo.oeo.0oo figure which hud been
estimated some limo axo US tho mini
mum "a government expenditures for
"eNer"t years to come. faced Con-
grese' when It roconvenod today.
mo exact figures as prepared by
inc newly created Budget Bureau
una transmitted by President Hard
ing IN special message We're $685.
76t.727. including un estimated deficit
OF S2l.5Oa.666 in the operations OF
the postal service.
RMS total represents q decrease OF
S462,16I.6S9 from e the S3.06T.a22. 1866
estimated expenditures for the cur
rent fiscal year and So.032,2S5, &c.
from the actual expenditures In the
iIscau year 1921. II is. however.
Sl67.o7l,97T In excess OF the estimated
receipts OF S3,S3S.lS2.75O while the
ou'go for the current fiscal year cx-
cccds the estimated receipts Of So
9i3.io3.C63 by s2s.46S.7c3.
would Cut Nnyni supply Account.
referring to the apparcn; deficit
for 1923, President Harding wrote
Congress that ways are provided
for the relatively easy adjustment
without added taxation of the dis
crepancy between the income and
! outgo. AS one means. hc recon-
'nended legislation directing the re-
auction OF the accumulated naval
supply account by sIOo. 100000.
The largest single item in the
budget is the fund for the interest
on the public debt. the Sa75.O00. 900
provided lacking only Se5.o0o. 900 of
the total expenses of the Federal cs-
tablishment before the world war.
In addition. there is an estimate Of
S3G9.33S.S0o for the war deb, sink
ing fund
Sitght Reduction in Sir Service.
Included in the total for the army
and navy is s3l9Gi.4oO for develop
mcnt and maintenance nf the air SER
vices by the two departments. di-
v!dcd 1000 for the navy and
s1i.96i.400 for the army. These COM
pare with expenditures this year OF
Sl5.oo0,o0o and Sl9l59.7OO. respec-
lively.
The navy estimates carry an item
"f S?'.19S.O0O for continuing con-
structiou on the 1916 building pro-
-ran as comparcd to slio.i52 200 for
'his year. Navy pay calls for Si4S,-
$4,000 an increase ot sta 100000.
Fay, mileage, etc. for the army Is
the largest Item in the War Depart-
went hnd"et, the Hcruc hcing Sl54,-
iiS!n0. For the National Guard. an
Hvpeni;ture Of s2S.9i6, 1900 is csti-
mated
Public Works Expenditures.
Expenditures on public works un-
d"r tho War DEPARTMENT are given m
$4,000. including s4I.oI5.i0O for
rivers ana harho-s rs compared with
.'H SEQ 600 f~r tho cr~-ort v"n-
Included in the si55.2t2.7Oo cstf-
n'Htc ;oT ihc veterans bureau are
these items:
Military aud naval compensation
''ro n"o nno. ,,i''-r-v w., 49,, =.
surance, :62,7la,Ooo: vocational re-
Utilization sll.n'"H
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COUNCIL APPROPRIATES
$4,000 FOR PINE CAMP

Continued, From First Pagc.)
son and Smith urged its passage
pointing out that there arc thou
sands of men In the city practically
begging for employment.
Oppose Resolution.
councilmcn Roden, Powell and
Moore opposed the resolution on the
ground that IL tied the hands OF the
contractors, and created something
of an opportunity to hold up" the
city. by increasing the cost OF la
hor. THIS point was refuted by Mr..
English. who declared that no man
In Richmond, under prevailing labor
conditions. would capitalize such a
condition.
MANY man in this city have been
out Of work so long. and their fami-
lies have been suffering for the want
of ncccssar!cs." said MIR. English.
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kATO DENIES HIS COUNTRY
IN BARGAINING GAME
Attributes Delays in Hearing
From Tokyo Entirely 10
Cable Situation.
LILY Aasncln,odp reHsl

WASHINGTON. Dec. 6.-INnphatle
denial that Japan Is playing "wha,
Is called Il bargaining gnmo" I'm
" nsh!nston WAS mndo tonight ty
Admiral Baron Kato. acting hcad OF
Tho Japanese delegation to tho arms
conference, I'm Il formal statement
lilo attributed delays To tho cubic
situation. adding that the issues In
volved could not be decided without
the full knowledge und consldera-
ton Of the japanese government"
In replying to questions, Baron
Nato said he hoped to have an an
swer from the Japanese government
within Il few days on tho Issues
which he had submitted to them In
connection with the question of linn
itation of naval armament. He de-
clared that the naval question itself
was political I'm part because other
wise there would be no need of sub
hitting II to the Japanese Cabinet
and to the diplomatic advisory coun-
ell.
Asked If he would explain what
he meant by the word issues. lie
said that he could only define il rs
including tho naval ratio question.
Beyond that he could not sneak nor
could he say as 10 whether IL in
Guided the question OF Qualifications.
Baron kato said he was convinced
the conference should be able TO
agree on an adjustment fair TO all
parties" and added that he and his
colleagues would spare no effort to-
ward the earliest possible con-
clusion consistent with wisdom and
foresight"
Newspaper reports that Japan was
playing bargaining came. he said.
were contrary to the facts" and
-, CT
linked "SrCh an unworthy motive" in
the popular mind with the honest
crdcavors for the hetterment and
progress of mankind"
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assistance In frumlns the code had
proved invaluable.
Mr.. Rodcn introduced resolution
liking tho salary ftho City Attor-
ney at $4,000 year. and Mr. Eng
lish presented resolution creating
tho offico OF assistant city attorney.
Both papers wero referred to appro-
pirate committees.
communication from the Mayor.
suggesting the purchase OF plot
OF land marked as tho site OF n bat
tory md fertilization occupied during
the War Between the States as one
OF the points OF protection by tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-06
Figure Corn on Rate
of Gallons Per Acre

NEW ORLEANS. LA, Dec. g.
Corn production In many portions
or Arkansas is being figured upon
basis OF gallons per acre." nc
cordinS to story TO be printed
by the Tiines-picayuno tomorrow.
under tho signature OF u stan
correspondent. The correspondent,
says the large profits from moon
shine whisky have justified tho
new standard. He basos his re-
ports uron statements OF u num-
Der OF commercial travellers
through the Arkansas corn bolt.
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Confederates. was referred to the I
nance Committee.
a resolution changing the nam,
Brook Avenue TO Brook Road was
fcrrcd to tho Streets Committee.
Mr.. Morton presented n rcsolp,,
designed to change the exist,
school districts from three to 70,
TO conform with the ward lines TN
paper went to the Ordinance Coz
mittee.
A number OF resolutions concer ;,
Ing alley extensions. street impro,!
ments. curbing aud euttering We
referred to the Finance COMMITTEES
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HAVANA. g''EA. Dec. 5.-Harbor
work was virtually at standetil,
TO-DAY "h!ie employers ana dock
EoTRers made an eleventh hour az
Ifnp', ~ the personal request OF
].rosijent Zayas to settle d .ifer.,c:.
'IisinS from the employers decision
10 csiablis.. tho opcn-ehop. officials
~ the stcveaores' organization have
announced that the men would strike
"a the maritime association refused
g allow union delegates to controI
IKE sugviy Of dock labor.
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aries and expenses. seG.5o17oo

Iur-r'':'r cd f,ir "r"h'hi;lnn.
For prohibition enforcement. the
budget bureau estimates $4,000 or,.
m increase OF s2.5N0.oCn over this
ear. EXPENSES o: the Internal Rev
nue. Bureau are placed at sGGo. 200
"a as compared with saS.63o.79O for
this year.
Estimates Of independent agencies
include: Federal Trade Comm! ssi on
'iS,'SS; Interstate Commerce Com
mission. Si.?Ha.2i6; Housing Corpora
ion. Sl.2GT.f5%: Railroad Labor Board
S'''N.''"' alien property custodian.
900 $50; CIVIL Service Commission.
'""5.''5. and employees compensation
aud fund. $a.7cS, 900.
Actual aprropr!a,ions asked OF
CONGRESS tor the various Federal de-
pnrtm"nts ana agencies for 1929 total
- 32i.S75.5s2. exclusive OF post.
Once Department This represents
a reduction of sl22SOG.3lO from the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-10

MODERN APARTMENT
No. I West Seventeenth street, Groom,
Tile bathroom. heat, hot water and jani-
tor service gas range and electric fix
lures Newly papered and painted. See
Janitor In basement,
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RIDGEWOOD ADDITION

why wait until all available close
In lots are gone7 You Will pay dou
bic within one year from today for
the same lot.
II costs Just the came to build on
a poor lot, and when you go to sell
your opportunity 20 sell at a good
profit is limited and when you sell
at a profit you must take small
cash payment Instead OF all cash.
like many houses are sold for In
good residential district.
Hldgewood addition offers the Sc
curity TO the investor as well as the
home owner. You always have a
duick asset and IA good profit II you
own n home In good, close, inside
addition. There ~ only limited
number of lots left in Ridgewood
and the prices are as low ~ outsids
property. All improvements are In.
paving less than one-half OF all new
/ paving, sewer all paid.
Restrictions from $1,000 20 slO.-
| 900, no business houses Of any char
acter or kind, no apartment houses.
makes an ideal addition for the
/ home owner. Lots priced from
$1,000 up, on terms II desired
See THEODORE COX
Owner
202 Mayo Building
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oti NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

-,.,1s ruR RENT-First- class condi-
fi,N,9 Davidson Bros Piano Co. Usage
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w4NpHnrg...L, HA,.E,g...A.,l,.. ~, 9.

owner offers lN.s attractive, ui"dfi y.
q f..ru bungalow. choice nigh lot WIN
.Hgd, fr,rs south of Fourteenth street D
ali lare. r.ams conveniently arranged
I'D modern flturrF. best ruHHtfuctl"n ,
',,g r..r rHr line Good terms A.
j.nE.rs 4 s.u. psnRg tavt h'a
a.gr. a47E Ggs May, Bldg.
.,ss-,.,slI down aud thc balance easy.
,,.u, new buuEalUwt oak Un"fs
tbrpt!rhnut buIltsiu iraturrH. nice elr, ,irr
r4turpa Thoroughly modein Frlce
"a 54A Phone ,gi-y o.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
uOIAI.s non AN

lthN NisN iNN NNii ~
HOMIE THAN NDt WILL ADMIRE
This ls ON south ltYrtUfr. Nhrru value VII
stand 10 lu tho hUft Fchpnl district, $1,000
viii handle Ir.,u 50 900, Cedar 251t
DsNEa 1883.
HOME TiItT Witt MAKE $1,000
rive. rnnfu. br,pkt1st room. bOHl17 a. lot
DuN tioors rval uIDo d"corat ons, 8 600
down. 10000 price Cedar lbll, oHeE"
thIh.
HOME THAT WILL MAKE MONEY
This 4. where Eood o,omonts are
cunning uuirt, I.fIuW. nice lot Wen built,
uIrc ustufra q. 0uu. Price ttL0o. auto
bet viii save rent cedar 253t-s51t.
INVESTMENT HUNTER TAKE NOTICE.
. have listed with We tor quick sale a
property in TulHn ct price that viii pay
you 20 per cent ON your Investment At
present conditions. say nothing about the
uaUutIy Of UUtrHHr 600 value. Tor tull par.
urulars soc Peter Nrurh 125 Iowa pidE.
No Information given over the phone.
LOOK At TINS ,3Jo cash puts You In
immediate possession of r. dandy t-ruoW.
modern bungalow. 300 tho Warrington
school distrlct, south 'front.' ful sac tot ,
ON pavement, one block FROM uanspurta-
ti,n. garage. driveway. chicken house.
we'll ot water. SCrscued.i In obs porch. 4
real bargain at $500. less than cost
Monthly uaymcnts only $50 You can't
boat 10 lu the city. CAN cedar al,
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See THEODORE COX
Owner
202 Mayo Building
Phone Usage JS3

We take great pleasure in announcing that Mr. A. b. Cory
formerly with f. c. Cunningham, has joined sales staff
and will be glad his many friends through the j. C.
Reddn Realty 324 Kennedy Bldg Usage 1900
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APARTMENTS AND
OFFICES FOR RENT

one upstairs apartment in
Four-room apartment, 4o6
South Lawton ,..t....'''.'.' ftV
Two-story house, II East llth t75
office Room in Ault Building S25
Two office rooms in Boston -.
building ..........,..,. SZb
Two offices in Pan-American Build
ing.
+. NJ. RODOLF
2t2 south Boston Usage 943
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
wANTED--rO itENr

WANTED--TO RENr ~
GALL OsApE ss3a. and us' your rental
property. Apartments business huiu
ings tcHidorcrH. central Rental Agency
slt Ruhprfs lldg
SECOND. b.. IeIo. Wanted by YOUNG
couple. modern. g.r.nm house. uutut.
! ulshcl with garage. good uHighhuihood
usago HlCa Il.
| WANTED by Wiidlc.uErd man sud wife
/ vnto garage, must be- ou pavement and
| prefer suuthoNSt part " city NddrCHH r. 81.
l'.s lSos.
| WANTED 40 RENT Four.room. FUR
uIshoi apartment. about NuNCmhor lsth.
reHvnnHbl' Eoud noiEhborhund Address
Aol.M world
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
ACHEAGE FOW SAIL 81
TEN. .NCRE tract three mi'os north on
Lewis avenue. from Admiral fine soil
and building site. Price 1900 an srro,
| only $3.50 cash baianr" t'a mouth. fif.
1 tcou minute drive from THIRD and Main.
CAL Cedar lo61 II. u. tppcrnun.
RrSINEss rHOrERry NJ
ron SALE Modern b.roDm house. lot
itGsiir feet. water gAs. phone. electric
| lights worth 90 on0. owner forced 20
/ sell to pay debts. for only yi.7uo. tiobo
! cash. balance of $3.50 .n payments Of $50
/ per month. write uwucr. A ~ KIRBY
| ColinHvillr. OKLA. y. %. box ts3 or phone
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.vrsfC is ESSENTIAL"
-, minus music lacks one of
lne .st r.t important ties, a piano or
ne hs.or ,,o piano will go further toward
la.tilsblnr that tie than anything
m is not necessary to make a
cvponditure upon new instru-
Fe', possiblv one OF our used ana
h'n..rsd pianos or players will fill
rev.. resds. We have a fine variety
lSIh,ryoIns In this line; you are in
n, call and inspect them.
l. W. JENKINS SONS
MUSlCCO.
,,- soutb Main Usage 3133-3134
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Iors ron sAIE


Corner ibt. teOSIfU. modern in rvery
Wav. close Co pyyiuE, can build three
homes ou thia corner. pticod tor
short time by owner a. fGirU. can
far appointment. Omge 1855 boys.
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bunssls INA DE Want five or Groom
district bs To-, Is clear and In modern
erihg a Igsae must be priced right Pick
III l.sO7s. ''"' -V'-lo Bliss Bldg ouage
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nEs1 LOT Do Hcddln rostrctcd additlon,
corner. faces east bargain, $3.50
takes it OsaGr t1t2-t.
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REAL ESTATE
$1,000 CASH

S4,25O MODERN BUNGALOW
s5T5 cash handles this attractive
four-room bungalow and bath
tasteful decorations; built-in fea-
lures; ivory interior, full size lot on
pavement
A. J. JENKINS & SON
Usage 43OG Res. Osage 377a
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ADJOINING HllsI' hEFl
$500 cash handles attractive broom bum
gHlpw and bath. screened porch, all on
pavement all oak floors mhntel, drcors-
lions bunt-n features. near car Tine. 4.
! Jenkins 2 Sun. b2s Mayo Blds., Usage
1900. Hcsidencc Usage I77b
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SOUTH DENVER

bungalow, newly decorated, in good
servant ausrtcrs, fulI slse lot. win
plenty, q large shade m&css & Price
pointment to see this call usasc
YADoN INVESTMENT 60.
2iS.l9 Security uldE
SOUTH sipE-tl, 900 ,ash, brand new,
front living room five rooms aud brcak-
fast room. basement, garage and drive.
high, tull size lot in rcgtdct"d rcsldon.
tai section. Price $1,000. can Cedar
sATGsFYrNG no OFFER SUCH HOME
Most complete 7.ru9n, breakfast bath.
shower, electricity. water system nhd one
Price &22 500. Toms II desired. CEDAR
2t3t psago siat.
SOUTH sIDE-i76O cnsh buys dandy
b-rouut modern California bungalow al.
most on Interpretations iu Lincoln school
district. east front hardwood floors
throughout. built.Iu fratuitH. laundry tubs,
trnit trees On lot w,9ndetigl IoCa,l,9,nJ
BY payment ~ only $50. Call nsagc $3.50
SPECIAL TINS WEEK
Nearly new Groom and breakfast room
bungalow. on lhu southeast side close 20
the paving. hardwood floors in living ana
dining rooms, new decorations, buht In
Iras1'S, Gas' .cu. ''s See S5 @ sP"oiaimaat csG .
g.. johnson with T'rwtiogrr a Trusty
Usage bb2s or rrsldruco. Cedar bsl.
sTuNEHRAKEu buDR0I1w. ala rooms, re.
coptiou hall. tnrcc b"droum-, living
room. dining room nud tiShrp. garage
Terms tu desirable parties can cedar
2tgu fl 500.
SIX ROOM bungalow. south side, furnace,
Etrug. and sI improvements, VII ok
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PROPERTY for EXCHANGE
Northumberland ESrNTE

ENCIiANGb-REAL ESTATE ~
TO TRADE--2tO-acre farm. well located
IN Missouri half ln cultivation, bottom
land, fenced iO-room house and out
buildings. VIII trade Tor Tulsa property.
CHll Cedar 207t
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

OtsFS ron SALE A.
t.on CASH email payment cNch month
fur nov t.runm home. uu Sand springs
car tiuc This uitJH s nicely decorated
inside and uut aud was buit Tor home.
Fine well uf water. ,Ir,tfio itHhtH. gas and
te cav tarc. lHrrc rt This place should
appeal 20 anyone luuNrE fuf home and
rs vrll located otto Kuu could pay for. now
renting for so Priced to seu ut t2,ebO.
CON tlU owner uf cedar gitf.
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on FIELD TRUCK co.
q...a-I trucks and speed car
aH Narth Cheyenne
office Phone Usage giSs
ia .fHa tfaHHr f0Al
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TO rRADE-SiN- room. east front bunga-
low, oak floors. breakfast room, base
ment, garage and drive. VIII take =
good lot. car or second papers, $500.
CAN Cedar 2074.
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1900 CASH buys brand new, beautiful
room bungalow, Just cun pleted, hard.
wood floors throughout, az kiuda ~ 5uilt.
iu features. convenient GO school hnd
transportation, beautiful mnntci decorn-
tiuns and fixtures Pull size lot dandy
home IN every respect bargain At 10
600 with q monthly payment OF only $50.
Coll CEDAR III
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-10

HERES YOUR CHANCE t1 beat the
r,ui nuu pay 800 down Hn1
move 100 tomorrow splendid Groom
house Purchase price uHly ) 500.
ts-y monthly payments. Gall oHIEs
COZ.
HOME FINISHED IS OAK
flyp-r1Om Bnd hroakiast room. .haHETnDn
and t-cHr garage, location tu., nn paving
81. 900 down. Price 81 900. Cedar -Itf.
usfgr 'j35
HLlEREsT BAEGAIN- iiN5u buss 30
dandy Z room. modern hung dow Uh tnt
pavement. basement, house praC' call.
ucN owner must s,Al 1t once and wiI
sacrifice fHr only sb0U cash ana syD pei
month. Gall Ccl.f 777