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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-14
Ell ENTIERRO DEL PADRE
NC CARTY

I Esta manana ha pasado frente a
nuestras casa ell entierro del distin-
guido virtuoso sacerdote de la Or
den de Redentoristas, Padre CUTLER
mo Nc Carly, cura parroco de la igle-
sia de Miramar.
Ell acto revistio una gran solemni-
dad, siendo presidido por ell muy Illus
tire Protonotario Apostolico, Padre To-
rres que iba revestido de capa pluvial,
con dos ministries asistentes revesti-
dos de dalmaticas y precedidos de la
cruz Parroquial de Cathedral. Tam
bien iban en- ell entierro la cruces pa
rroquiales de San Agustn y del Per-
petuo Socorro de Miramar. Forma-
ban en- dos largas filas los alumnos
del Seminario, con su ilustre Rector
ell DR.. Perez, demas profesores del
importante institute, iban tambien,
en- la presidencia del duelo, los RR.
PIP. Redentoristas, un joven hermano
del sacerdote fallecido y algunas da-
mas distinguidas.
Dctras del coche funebre que iba
materialmente cubierto dc coronas,
/ formaba una interminable fila dc au-
tomoviles en- que iban, accompaniment
en- su ultimo sueno al buen ministro
del Seiior, todas las familias principal
les Gle Miramar y de Puerta dc Tie
ira.
Los ninos de uno y otro sexo de la
, famosa escuela que dirigen los Pa
! dres Redentoristas, formaban tambien
| EN- Ell funebre cortejo impresionante.
Pocas veces Sc ha visto en- San Juan
iln acto tan sencillamente hermoso y
] tan hondamente conmovedor.
Ell IMPARCIAL lamenta una vez
mas el fallecimiento del distinguido
sacerdote que deja tan alto recuerdo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-14
FL senador La Follete Sc declara enenigO reSueltC
de la cuadruple entente

ple, no Sscr la vista que los sigma
tarios hicieron al Presidente Harding,
para notificarle el gran acontecimien-
10.
NEW YORK, diciembre 14.-Los
agentes policiacos, en- un raid cfectua-
10 en- ell Distrito de Tenderloin, arres
taron infinidad dc individuos que Sc
aallaban trafcando con bebidas alco-
holicas, logrando 'tambien asaltar un
'estaurant varios hoteles, cuyos pro-
oietarios fueron reducidos prision
Dor tener para el consume dc los pa
,ajeros infinidad de whiskey y vinos
lie todas classes. Los restaurantes y
aoteles, que fueron cerrados, son de
los mas conocidos en- la ciudad por su
historic y los muchos amos que hace
:uncionan en- Tenderloin, siendo visi-
sados por un p1blico cscogido.
WASHINGTON, diciembre IA
Iuardase en- Ell mayor secreto la res
ouesta dada por el Japon sobre ell pro-
olema naval, puesto por las Conferen-
,ias a su consideration. Pero, sinem-
,argo, Sc sabe esta siendo motive de
IN detenido examen por ell Secretario
lie Estado Hughes, Y el ministro in
,les Andrews J. Balfour. La respues-
fue entregada las potencias por
propio Baron Kato.
MELBURNE, Australia, diciembre
14.-La prensa toda de esta capital
publica patriot s 2litoriales aplau-
diendo la formation de la Cuadruple,
asegurando que el arreglo alcanzado
por Hughes de los problemas del Pa
cffico, es uno de los acontecimientos
mas grandes de los tiempos moder-
nos, para salvar la civilization.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-14

WASHINGTON, diciembre IA
Acaban de llegar noticias oficiales de
Toxic informando que anticipandose
el Gobierno del Jap6n a la limitacion
en- los arnamentos navales, ha reti-
rado del servicio active a diez Con-
tralmirantes, de una manera honro-
sa; ha reducido el personal de los asti-
lleros navales, dando orden de parali-
Ear importantes trabajos para la Ar
mada y, como consecue2cia, han que
dado sin empleos tres mil traba jado-
res en- la 'Muroran Steel Co." que pro-
wee al gobierno de las gigantescas
obras,-como planchas, coraZas, to-
rres, quillas, etc.-para los grandes
barcos de guerra imperiales, de los
cuales habia un buen numero en- cons
truccion. La noti.ia ha sido satisfac-
toriamente recibiGa en- Washington,
proponiendose el Gobielno americana
secundar pronto la actitud del Japon,
dando iguales instrucciones sus
constructors navales.
ALLAHBAD, India, diciembre IA
Acaba de llegar esta ciudad ell prin-
cipe de Gales, su sorpresa fue gran
de al yer que la poblacion estaba to-
talmente desierta. Los nacionalistas,
que aaui estan en- mayoria, huyeron
de sus hogares al saber la proXima vi
sta del Principe, enarbolando en- to-
dos lados la bandera de la revolucion
hindd. El heredero al trono de Ingla-
terra paseo por las Gales solitarias,
acompanado de su escolta y salio lue-
go de la ciudad, sin recibir la mas pc
quena demonstration de simpatias Y
adhesion por parte de los nativos.
WASHINGTON, diciembre 14.-Al
sair hoy el Ministro frances, Mon
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-14
FL Japjn ha HCGnCi1do diGg GODtI1|-
niI3ntGS, J ha GDpGZadO a deSnan-
tG|aI dgunD buQueS
Ell MAYOR DESAIRE QUE HA SIDO
HECHO AL PRINCIPE DE GALES EN-
LA INDIA. UNA ClUDAD QUE Sc
QUEDA VAClA


sieur Viviani, presidente de la dele
gacion francesa a las Conferencias,
para su pals, Sc despidio de sus cole
gas del Presidente Harding, decla-
rando enfaticamente convencido que
ell exito de esta unidad de naciones
para la limitacion de los armamentos
era una cosa descontada y que la paZ
del mundo, por 10 tanto, estaba ase-
gurada para el presente y el future.
WASHINGTON, diciembre 14.-En
tire los senadores que han expresado
su critica acerba la forma en- que
Sc ha realizado el pacto de la Cuadru-
pie estan el senador Borah el Sc
nador Reed, quienes aver Sc reunieron
para tratar de los desaciertos cometi-
dos en- las Conferencias, de las que
surge una alianza para preservar Ia
paz en- el Pacifico Y, sinembargo, nj
siquiera Sc discute, porque a algunas
potencias no les convene, el asunto
sobre ell tapete de la Suppression de los
!, submarines y los gases asfiXiantes,
que, en- opinion de los expresados Sc
nadores, seran los principales elemen-
tos de combate en- la proxima que
rra Los senadores Borah Reed,
Green, no obstante, que ell tratado fir
mado por las cuatro grandes poten-
cias, sera ratifcado por ell Senado sin
mayor dilacion.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-14
Ell SR. MILES MERWIN

Vista a San Juan en- gestiones de
negocios ell culto joven Mr.. Mi
les Merwin, del alto comercio de
Santa Cruz Islas Virgenes, cuya ca
sa trabaja Ell esos mercados desde
1892 y ocupa un prominente puesto en-
ell mundo de los negocios de esas Islas
Ell seior Merwin repetira sus visitas
a Puerto Rico en- donde tiene mucho
negocio y regresara ell proximo vier-
mes, en- ell vapor Marina" a su anti.
qua y habitual residencia.
La casa Merwin, ademas dc sus
otros negocios, es consignataria de va.
pores.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-14
THE INSULAR DOCK
COMPANY
Junta General de Accionistas.
CONyOCATORIA.

A las dos de la tarde del Sa-
bado dia 81 del corriente mes, y
en- ell domicilio social de La Com
pania, Muelle No. 2, tendra efec.
to la Junta General de AcciOnis.
tas de "The Insular Dock Com.
pany" en- cumplimentO de 10 que
preceptua ell articulo / de los Els.
tatutos de dicha Corporation. Lo
que Sc hace publico pOr medic dc
este anuncio, para conocimiento
de los interesados.
4 San Juan, P. R., Diciembre !
de 1921.
I POr la Junta Directiva,
THE INSULAR DOCK
+ COMPANY.
FELIX SUAREZ,
SecretariO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-14

de sus virtudes cristianas, y envia,
con OCCASION &c este homenaje que
nuestra sociedad nuestro pueblo han
rendido al cadavea del Padre Nc Car
ty, I'm sentido mensaje de adhesion
la famiia del muerto y a Ia Orden
de los RedeHtoristas que picrdc uno
de sus buenos hijos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-14
PREPARANDOSE PARA NOCHE
BUENA

Aver fue detenido cn Santurce por
el guartlia Aureliano Martinez el in
dividuo Ramon Rivera. en- momentos
que conducfa un bulto dcntro de un
saco el cual despues dc registrado
result6 ser tres pavos propiedad del
Lcdo. Jaime Sifre. residente en- calle
Canals, Santurce, donde los habfa
hurtado. Rivera fu6 denunciado La
Corte Municipal por hlIrto y cl Juez
Aybar lie sentenci6 un alo de car
eel.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-14
EXTRAvIO DE UN DIJE

Ell dia 2, halIandosc de paso por
la ciudad el Sr. don Ramon Camara,
de Bayam0n, Sc le extravi0 I'M die
de oro con retratos de familia, que
acostumbraba usar en- la leontina de
su reIoj. A la persona que 10 ENTIRE
que en- Ell IMPARCIAL dichO Sc
nor en- Bayamon, sera bien gratificadO.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-14

WASHINGTON, diciembre 14.-El
senador La Toilette, tan conocido por
su oposici6n a la politica de Wilson
tendente intervenir en- la guerra eu-
ropea, anuncia que ejercera todo su
poder Y movera todos los resortes a
su alcance, para impedir que ell ira
tado de la Cuadruple firmado aver por
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-12-14
FL vIERNEs En- FL -ATENEo

Para pasalo mailana vicrncSs 50
anuncia una intercSunt" vc'ada en- ell
Atene0.
Don Pedro Erhofa ia Lazalo. "l
Writ 80 dr Ia ha7i-a 'jrcut'srd e't
este in+trumento r.Ssr'Li;i>:n:aS pc
zaS. aconlia!:a.,o 81 piaiiH l1or q l'r.
don Braniio Dl!"|".
FL I.c,lo. don NeHlr:'o L. Canales,
discrtari ac2rca de So, rXr"riencias
ror TERRA de Sur America, d,;rante
los tres amos liltimeS
Hay mucha aai '.ac.1il para aSiStir
a eSa yclaIl cuyo pr grama COM
pleto puhi!cremcS IHana!il.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-18
COSTA RIGA QUITS
BRITISH OIL ACTS
Ilnoco Government Law
on Oil Concessions
Voted Annuled

WASHINGTON, March IA
Ss,uutSslon involving approximately
Ivy square miles Of potential oil
.sun IN Costa Rica, granted by the
NV l.hgcO government and held by
",W'Sh interests, has been repudiat-
ment. ''>'''' s''''"
} Ao'ees today to the state depart
".'gt sdid the Costa RiCan congress
y" faroh Z voted. "a to 10, agains,
\ ,,oshlIins this act Of the Tinoco
s,o,ln rhm'nt. Tho concession orig
SSla.y was obtained by Amory q
ss, an American concern, and sub e
st''n''y sold TO the British inter-
~ reported to include the son OF
hiIilSh Premier, LLOYD George.
r,-'yIh,r Great Britain nor the
g,,.u ,'l,u states recognized the Tinoco
Si,',5, "lHent, but they have rccog-
.r,su The new government. Since
s,ngihE recognition, Great Britain.
,,llulhs 10 the advices. has under
Den r-,e 10 enforce the claim. bringing
,sss1re tp hear and threatening
aye relations.
,.n was said today at the state de-
.allhen, that tho American gov
ueht had taken no action with
eaIu To- tho Concession. Tho pos,-
1 roa," "i '1o United tSates Is under
fg,T ioJu 10 ho that It could not protect
rsssI..ssl the granting OF an OH con-
tpicph 10 British interests by Cost,
4 tigr., WINE IL was demanding equal
NJ 10" citizens Of ali countries i'm
| pos,so"'p'aW!a and other former ener1y
bee, sSl'hs Tor which mandates have
'een granted. ''''''''''''' '''e
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-18
STATE ABAND0NS
WHITE S0X CASE
Prosecution Charges Col
lapse on Part of'the
Witnesses
| 70 PROSECUTE AGAIN
New Attorney Will Personally
Attempt to Get More In
dictments of Players
SEVEN MEN ARE RELEASED
Famous Baseball Suit Will Be
Started All Over Again;
More Parties Sought
TO PROSECUTE AGAIN
SEVEN MEN ARE RELEASED

CHICAGO. March t7.--Immediato to
prJseruIon OF Chicago White SoN
h,,ebaN players and others indicted
,r connection with the alleged
throwing Of the 1919 world series
collapsed today when the state
charging corruption Of its chief
Witnesses dropped the cases
against seven OF the players. and
Judge william Dover took the
others off the court call.
win start New Case.
Tonight however. the state
started preparing a new case with
announcement that the matter would
be placed in the hands of a grand
Jury again tomorrow and re-indict-
m,rt sought Of the players whose
cases were dropped.
Robert v. GROVE, states attorney,
ltuQl charge OF the case today ana
L. aarnounccd ;hat he would handle Il
krom now on. He ordered the cases
dismissed after his plea for six
months in which to gather new evil
derrc had been denied by Judge
pcvcr. and May .. SET as date for
ta.
Blamcs His Predecessors.
Tonight in a formal statement.
Grove placed the blame for the col
lapse OF the case on his predcces-
sors in office, charging they had
handled 60 improperly and on an al
4 kged conspiracy which he said had
dafIted justice and corrupted Joe
Jackson. Eddie Cicotte and Claude
Williams, the men who confessed 20
4 the grand jury and announced that
he planned to 60 personally before
new indictments. He pledged him
self TO use every means to bring
/ the guilty persons in this case TO
pIst!ce, declaring that many guilty
persons had not been indicted and
\ that important witnesses were ex-
cused from arguing question: which
nave brought the real conspirators
10 Justice.
Seven Players Released.
Mr.. Groves action today released
Joe Jackson, Eddie Cicotte, Claude
Williams, Buck Weaver, oscar
Feisch Swcde Risberg and Fred Nc
Mu'lin from custody of the law,
their cases being dismissed. The
Eases against Chick Gandil,' Hal
{'hase Joseph j. sullivan, Rachel
n Brown, Abe Attell and William
il Burns the latter five charged with
engineering the alleged world
series deal, were taken off the call
n but may be brought up again. The
n cases dismissed were those OF the
men who had surrendered and
given bail There was little pros
4 peot Of the men returning to base
ban however, all being both uncon-
dilonally released and on the lneN-
tble list
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LEGAL.

PTeiissed - The Tulsa pNpy World.
* ~ gs ~ a. az * hp2ii n fa 2" sS SSa sS q,
1871 world PujllshIOg COMPANY,
ORDINANCE NO. 2ls2.
An Ordinance TO apportlon. levy
ana assess special taxes ia payment
Of the cost q 4, {. c4nstrqotlng sanitary
established bS Ordinances No. 2iis;
and declaring an emergency.
WHEREAS In pursuance OF the provi-
slons OF the Charter OF the city Of Tulsa,
Okla hOma, and the statutes Of the state
provided the the said ala cit 4 Tulsa ala by by
SEWER DisTRicf NO ia 5"' and "a Sftcr ter
sewers In sad SEWER DIsTRIC'T NO.
li3. BY the provisions OF ssiJ ordinance
1871 let to Comstook -smedley Company
Contractors, certain contract for the
Gonsstrnet!o,n o. .:, ger, eertain sanitary sewer
WHEREAS Ia pursuance uf said con-
tract. said Comstoch Sm"dlav Company
have constrpcted 4 eer1s,n sanitary sewer
accepted ace and % approved BY by A. city city Ensi Ty
neer and The Board Of Commissioners Of
tho city OF Tulsa, and,
WHEREAS, in further pursuance OF tho
statutes Of the state Of Oklahoma. afore-
said and under the terms Of the Charter
OF the said city of Tulsa, Oklahoma. 1,
Is deemed necessary by the Board OF
Commissioners Of the rity OF Tulsa 10
levy and assess a special tax upon the
property liable 70 assessment In saiu
SEWER DISTRICT NO. l73. by reason OF
the construction OF said sewer and to pay
for the same; and,
WHEREAS. the total cost Of the con-
struction of said sewer IN said SEWER
DISTRICT NO. l13, Including extras have
been ascertsincd and Is hereby declared
to be tho sum Of t4,lb7.sS al of which
II 10 be levied by special assessments
against the lots and parcels Of land bcne,
flied by the construction Lf said sewer
In said SEWER DlSFBlCT No. i73. and
WHEREAS, all legal requirements have
been compiled with to authorize the levy
Of the assessments against said lots and
parcels Of land 80 liable for the cost Of
construction of said sewer In said SEWER
DISTRICT NO. i7S, In the3amounts here
matter specified In Section l OF this Ordi-
nance.
NOW, THEREFORE,. BE IT ORDAINED
BY THE BOARD OF COMMlSsI OSERS
or THE CITY or TULSA OKLA
HOMA:
SECTION /: That there shall be. and
there Is hereby apportioned 10 and levied
upon and assessed against the several
lots and parcels Of land In said SEWER
DISTRICT NO. 173 in the City Of Tulsa,
Oklahoma, so benefited by the construc-
tinn of said sewer tnr amounts ruspec
lively as follows to-wit;
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wanted in connection with the rob-
robbery OF the First State bank Of
Piedmont, oklahoma. February 2S.
last, was shot and instantly billed
By police detective J. NJ. Sanders.
late today Marlin was also wanted
in connection with several recent
automobile thcfts. according TO
sanders. The shooting occurred In
e street I'm residence section here.
whore Marlin had been followed by
sanders. with several other Okla
homa City Officers. Sanders said
tonight that when he approached
Marlin, intending to arrest him.
Marlin made a motion toward his
hip as II to reach FOR " gun. Tho
officer fired o'Ght shots into Mar
Inns body from q short pump gun
loaded with huckshot.
A. police headquarters. whore the
body was taken, b. was said tonight
no gun was found on Martins body.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-18

SECTION q Ihat the assessments
hereby levied on each OF tho above men
toned lots and parcels u land are hereby
declated to be lien upon such lots and
parcels Of land TO the same extent as other
taxes and shall be collected and enforced
In the same manner as other-ta1cs In and
for the city OF Tulsa, Oklahoma. are col
leCted.
SECTION 2. That all Assessments
hereby levied shall be divided into three
80 equal annual installrnents as author.
ized by said statutes of the state Of
vlded; that tho assessments shall bear
interest ~ the rate Of eight 49, per
the time of the payment Of the several
installments n the said assessments from
nance; that the first instqliment OF said
assessments, together with the accrued
interest on the deferred lnstaliments shall
1921, aud the remaining deferred install
ruents with the yearly interest on tho
unpaid instaIInents. shall be- payable on
the 18TH day Of December, Of each sue
ceeding year until all shall be paid
Provided. howovcr, that any, Of tho
owners uf the lots or parcels Of land sl
assessed may al any. time during tho four
(4J consecutive weeks following the day
OF the first publication Of LniS ordinsnce.
tulsa. the fun amount " the assessments
50 levied against their said lots and par-
cells ~ land and thereby. release such
property from the lion OF such assess
sEcvIoN .: THAT ths. ordinance shah
be published Tor twenty y-utue consecutive
DAYS in the Tulsa Daily World, news
papcr published In Tulsa, Oklahoma, that
me publication u this ordinance as re.
0uirod bv law shah be taken and regarded
as suffIcIent notice 90 all persons inter
est.d iu the assessments hereby levied by
the terms Of this ordinance.
SECTION 8. That an ordinance or
parts of ordinances In conflict with the
provisions of this ordinance, Insofar "a
such conflict exists, are hereby repealed
SECTION &. That an emergency exists
for the preservation OF the public health
and safety. by reason whereof this orii-
nance shal take effect from and after
is pHssage, approval and publication.
PASSED and the emergency clause
ruled upon sepsrately ana approved this
an day % March, 1921.
APPROVED. this Atm day Of March
i'-'' r D. EVANS.
Attes,; Mayor
MRS FRANK SEAMAN,
Guy Auditor.
Approved
FRANK y. DUNCAN,
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TWO LARGE front bcdruoms, connecting
doors. suitable Tor two OF four gentle
men, Nith bath. 200 s, Main. Usage
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-18

Kendall West Fiuh ana south Frisco
car 20 90 door, clcaUcst snd most eE'
dininr room IN connection, SIMMER prices.
Tnons OEag0 1905
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-18
Want Ads
Rates and Information

ihe per word per time.
keNen insertions tot the price Of alx.
Minimum space ~ words.
lc per word per day when COPY runs
zoe month without change.
Advertisements set IN capitals double
)rice
Minimum amount one time $50.
Special contract rates for ig-iness
advertising on request.
ALL CHARGE WANT ADS nrs dua
ami payable the same day frat 'nser-
ton OF ad appears. IAN out of own
want ads and all wanted to rent. sit.
iations wanted, wearing apparel and
household goods ads are positively cash
~ advanced
TELEPH HONE WANT ADS are
charged AZ the same rate ms cash ads
and collections Will be made at your
nome or office as soon after first in
s"riiun as possible This is en- ar
commoduiiCn service and payment.
should be NRdo promptly when bill 10
presented. Always ask your telephone
ad to be repeated back TO you BY the
telephone ad 'aker TO make sure thst
u has been correctly taken. The World
eannot assume responsibility for errers
u any kind occurring la telephone
Advertisements.
Under no circumsta are we re
'ponsiblo for errors in any advertise
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-18
ROBBER SUSPECT
SHOT BY OFFICER
AGPl Marlin, Wanted for
'e1qImont I!it Bank Deal,
Killed at O. C.

OkT,,1il5'dd Press State wlrs
!'--E,r, UMA CITY, Okla. March
~ the .Miarlln, "a Years old, said
'o"ce here to have been
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-18
BOARD AND ROOMS


HOTELS 10
jacobs HOTEL
Two hundred rooms reinforced concrete
freproof building, rooms ~ ana 8l25
per day, 81 and ~ per week.
a0s East First Street
WESTLAND HOTEL. 20bh E THIRD
Rooms with hot and cold water, steam
heat. s. to ti2 Connecting and private
batlSiii an El6. Usage 1878.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-18
BOARD AND ROOMS


hOItIN ~
FRISCO uuul West luisa. under new
manager. room. HiuEIc 81 per vrrk. two
100 room 80 90. bath accumulation 81
r'r du, r.gutr
ru. WEltINGroN uutcl rooms is rcdur.
r,intt, rent in pte Nrt prices. is-A ".
RITZ UOrII
3ot EAST TmHp
Absolutely orHn. cstrh largo outside
roJu ru6nDos Water. Water q respcstatis hStsi St'
for people Who appreciate a clean aimoa
photo. t,1sounuir ratca t' do> 1r week
nrnr notstKt,riNC ROOMS 10
huit noue.,cgrlua oom, adjoining
mtn thuur n7atc enta
..s.,srly, a.,' ,'on. tugo,shrd 90 Nm.
40. homo .n Irur, . g. N.rtur
Nlrr suite " ught housekeeping room.
ON nrFt floor cedar 200.
ru~luWA o. l9t uu, u.,,y tur.
Uishrl fuvu adjoining batu to couplc
vuheut uhutr'r. ussrr olnf
IVu MODERN. urbi hous,tccp,us rooms
upatairs Usage rp.s
IuINp. o.. t.tN Slice. ..yan uousrkt,p
.nE r"uu. modern and ,Iusr ln. OsaRc
1900.
h,.r nicely furnished u.hG housokccp
.uE apartments rooms. connecting bath
.rut t'ssuuabi"
ADMIRAL 1880. uuc nrse ttuut house
modern. mo- ,hudt,u.
DENVER. s aol. Ni,o hight houscAccp
ug tu"m tuf fcnt
lWO uruIshod rooms fut rent O.bu
.uer Wv'b iI. D. Nrod,
UIu'YENNE N. tsi .Dl,sr. comfortable
hHusvhcruIrg ruums. modern. we'll fur.
ulshcd fur threr ur fpuf ruo roighbor.
hood close BOO. NlHu ONO househerptng
roou
ruR UENr rht'c Urht housekeeping
Id
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TWO ltGtir housckccrlug ruomu ON
rt'uud floor adulia only az y. 'hcN
UuDsFNEIr b.. lDp Uotwrru twelfth
nnd Thutrontu ou South Uustun. one
isn't housekeeping room. s. per week
cedar "et9.
rEpEUNL sblb-uuo o. tvp modern
housekeeping rooms.
TWO cozv Furnished housekeeping rooms
vth hot and cold water also Murphy
.n % dor beds, walking distance. Osago
uosroN. N. $50 Two furnished house.
keeping rooms for rent
ttNDtNNATt s. ia.-Onc room tor rent
with ktchen privileges. also one sleep
MS room. usnEc iia6,
MAIN. b.. rage. Nice suite ~ housckerp
INK rooms, hack ana front entrance,
good ciHtorn water and other Convenlences.
ADULTS only.
NORFOLK. ~. tot--For rent. two tor.
nish,d light housekeeping rooms, ad
io'ling bath. close In adults only
ELWoOp r., biC-rwo large rooms Tor
Hight Housekeeping modern. two beds
n"Hsonahl" Usage GN7l.
SECOND. ~. 1927 For rent. clean mod
"rn light housekeeping rooms. No chill
dtnu
| MAYBEil H.. 7ig. Two modern ught
housekeeping roomsi no children. OsnEc
G0b9
TWO modern ruom- fpr lght housokoep.
INK. Usage tit0-B.
THIRD, y, i2oo--Lght housekeeping
rooms Tor rcni
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-18
FRANK y. DUNCAN.
city Attorney,

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