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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-20
Tous Soto cree aln que Mr.. Reilly
,hard los n1iSmOS nOmbran1ienfOS

Parece que la conversation giro So
bre el tan debatido asuntno de los
bre ell tan debatido asunto de los
N. de la RAJ publican estas no
tas nos place que ell sefor Tous So
to haya ratifcado nuestras informa-
clones, asi como tambien lamenta-
mos que Gel Tempo, en- su afan
de seguir tapando el cielo con las
manos, nos haya hecho vacilar, aun-
que por un momento de la seriedad
del ilustre politico, que ell sabado en-
el Senado volvi6 hablarnos de todas
esas cosas.
iHasta cuendo, caballeros, posee-
dores de la "verdad"?
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-20

mite estuvo ocupado en- la investiga-
ci6n de los cargos. Ell Lcdo. Bolivar
Pagan presento en- su defensa los
hbros y documentos ofciales de la
Corte, as1 como gran cantidad de prue
ba documental y testifcal, y ''affds--
Wits, tendencies a destruir la prueba
presentada en- contra suya.
AS lnismo decIararon en- la vista
varios testigos de cargo con ell propo-
sito de reafrmar los cargos que fue-
ron sostenidos por los Senadores que
i1npugnaron la nomination del Gober-
nador.
Debido 10 pro'ongado del debate
debido tambien la celebration del
citado hearing hay una verdadedra
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-20
81 ST. Bolivar Pagan ante la Conf
sion de n0mbrdmientoS eISenado

Despu6s de los acalorados debates
en- el senado, discutiendo los cargos
presentados contra el Juez Bolivar Pa
gan, en- la inpugnaci6n de los cua-
les, los Sonadores Martinez Nadal,
Tou3 Soto y Santiago Iglesias, pusie-
ron de manifesto las condiciones mo-
rales la capacidad Intellectual del
candidate objeto de la impugnaci6n,
fue aprobada una moci6n per ell Sc
nado para que el Comite de Nombra-
mientos lie diera una oportunidad al
sr. Pagan de ser dido y pudiera defen
derse de los cargos que les fueran for
mulados.
Con dicho motive, y durante casi
todo ell dfa del sabado, el referido Co.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-20

Diez de la mafiana. Sabado. FL Sc
nor Tous Soto, en- una de las otici-
mas del Senado, ojea PUERTO RICO
ILUSTRADO. En- un sofa cercano
esta Bolivar Pagan, ell discutido Juez
de Fajardo, en- compania de un per-
sonaje, que Sc nos antoja rural, !,
dada la extraneza con que mira a
todosy todos.
Iimpujamos la puerta de la es-
tancia. Ceden los esmerilados cris-
tales nos sentamos junto al Presi-
dente del Partido Republican,, que
advierte nuestra presencia, cuando le
soltamos un:
u Como esta ell ilustre lider de la
minoria?
-Muy bien, " usted?--dice de-
jando la lectura.
Un mozo que parece ser empleado
del Senado penetra en- la ofcina. Trae
una cara de vinagre.
-5Que? tie duele la barriga?
mo sefior,- r,-responde con EXPIRE
sion feroz-es que el Macero Sc ha
propuesto freirme la sangre. y sa-
he, llevandose ientre las manos un
Objeto.
Ell sefior Tous Soto confrmo nues-
ira noticia de la proxima asamblea
republican,, que Sc efectuara ell mes
que viene, manifestandonos que lie
era impossible informarnos acerca de
10 que en- ella Sc pudiera acordar.
Refiriendose al asunto de los NOM
bramientos manifesto que su OPT
MON personal era que ell Gobernador
yolverfa hacer los mismos nombra-
mientos, que acababa de rechazar el
Senado.
I'll De acuerdo con la ley, puede
hacerlo ?-interrogamos.
Mi opinion es que puede-dijo ell
sefior Tous.
En- este penetro en- la sofcina ell IL
der socialista, senior Iglesias, quien,
echandole lel brazo por el cuelIo al
Jefe republican,, Sc 10 llev6 a parte
Y lie dijo algo al dido.
Ell sehor Tous volvio sentarse,
mientras Iglesias permanecfa de pie
en- medic del salon, hacienda repeti-
dos gestos de contrariedad, como una
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-20
GRAN AsAMBLEA DE LA cANGARA
DE CCMERCI0 EN- AREcIBo4

Ell dia "a del corriente Sc celebra-
r& en- Arecibo, la Asamblea annual de
la Camara de Comercio de Puerto Ri
CO. Para ell acto, en- ell que Sc tomaran
importantes acuerdos, han sido citados
los mas prominentes miembros de dicha
institution.
Varies caballeros del alto comercio
de esta plaza Sc proponen asistir al
acto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-20
sA1vARsAN ALTMAN LEeIr1Mo

Nos informa ell doctor Lopez de la
Rosa, que acaba de recibir por conduc.
to de los senores Pesquera Y Pesquera,
ell famoso SALvARSAN ALEMAN
LEGITIMO, que pone dispOsic16n del
pdblico. a precios sumamente m6dicos
y convencionales.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-20
AeRED1Do CON UN PALo

En- s'Tras Talleres'', Santurce, Juan
Colon Maclara acometi6 y agredi6 con
un palo Margarito Ayuso, producien-
dole una herida en- la cabeza. Ell agre-
sor fue arrestado y sentenciado por la
Corte pagar diez d6lares de multa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-20
LOS BANCOS CERRARAN Ell
MERCEDES

Ell microbes, dfa %, con motive
del natalicio del gran patricia ameri-
cano, George Washington, permane-
ceran cerrados todos los Bancos de
esta isla, asf como tambi6n las ca
sas de comercio, con 10 cual Sc rinde
IN tribute la memoria del invicto
paladfn de las libertades norteame-
ricanas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-20
$1oo DE MULTA

Ell detective Juan N. sotomayor de
nunci6 Y arrest6 a Ana Aniino, de
81 amos. A esta mujer Sc la asusa de
tener una casa de nal viyir. La Cor
te Municipal lie impEso S1oo de multa
0 80 dfas de carcel.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-20

persona que espera algo que no ha
de llegar.
u Que nos dice de nuevo, Iglesias.
Este, otras veces locuaz, Sc confor-
mo con responder:
-iUstedes siempre averiguando!...
" Sc marcho de estampia, tirando
con estr6pito la puerta de cristales
esmerilados.
EXTENSA CONFERENCIA
Una persona que dice estar ente-
rada de clio, nos ha asegurado que
ell viernes por la tarde ell gobernador
sostuvo una entRevista de mas de
dos horas con ell selor Hartezll, en-
la residencia de este 1ltino.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-20
DON sANDAIlTo vALLDEJULY

En- su residencia de Rio Piedras Sc
halla enfermo desde hace varios dfas,
nuestro estimado amigo ell prestigio-
so calballero don Santiago valldejuly,
rico agricultor de aquella comarca.
Hacmos votos por ell pronto resta-
blecimiento del distinguido enfermo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-20
ANDRES AUFFANT DENUNCIADo.

Ha sido denunciado en- Ponce, por
llevar armas prohibidas, Andres
Auffant.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-20
CINE LUNA

Hoy empieza exhibir este salon la
interesante pelicula titulada:
"Los VAMPIRES"
interpretada por los mismos artistas
que trabajan en- JUDEx. Sc exhibira
una jornada cada lunes. Precios popu-
lares de 15 cts. luneta, dia noche. No
falte.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-20

del Senado Ell sabado, nos cncontramos
con un politico unionista, quien nos di-
jo: Amigo, parece que la actitud del
Senado preocupa al Executive. Este pa
rece cue Sc va dando cuenta de que
cualquier tormenta que reviente en- la
"atmosfera legislative, necesariamen
tie ha de repercutir entire las viejas pa
redes de Santa Catalina.
-GEn que Sc basa usted?- -pregun
tamos.
-ioh, conf6rmese con saber que
la "oreja' es de Washington. Y
nuestro amigo Sc march6, tapandose con
ambas manos los oidos, para no es-
cuchar nuestras preguntas.
LA REUNION
La reunion del sabado fue breve.
Unos minutes, v suspendida hasta ell
itnes. No sacercamos a la humanidad Sc
material y gallega de Iglesias,..
Ell senador abri6 la boca:
-iNada!...
-5Nada, despu6s de tanto aIboro-
to?
El Senador sonri6, como 81 ell recuer
Go de muchas, futrras impresiones, prem
dierase su mente por anticipate, w..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-09
LIONS TO HAVE GOOD
PROGRAM ON TUESDAY

About the Lions luncheon TUESDAY ~
1870. Harry \ Gardner editor Of the
Lions Roar says
Team No 3. Lion Rev. 4 Thomson
chairman. will have charge of the pro.
siam you know II Is always good when
preacher has charg, ~ the services
rrd especially so when Lion u Thorn.
-,n has charge We have the preachers
word that no collection Will be- allowed
boz any " tn pews. ~ come out and
bear what i- in store for YOU. and enjoy
o program FUN of good cheer and enter.
tsinmont lets all Ice there. We have
nu pfizos 20 offer Tor attendance. only
Nuur mcmhcrshu in the Amarillo Lions
Club. which YOU should value highly
So Lions club Is stronger than its
HrWH'rghp attendance. attendance Ia
The thermometer which registers vour
interest IN your club, let's keep II at
Yu' hundred
Amarillo Where cool summer
hIc"1rs blow Is q slogan the Roar is
beaded with this week.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-09
LITTLE DANCERS
WILL PERFORM
At The DEANDI

little children ~ Amarillo will give a
dance revue "wednesday and Thursday.
july ie and 70 AZ the Dcsndi Thoater
under the direction Of Miss Louis" Hud
son ~ Fort worth who has been In
Amarillo three weeks About - mum.
hers win hc given. hsting 30 minutes
IN connection with the regular motion
picture bin
Miss Hudson IL the guest ~ Mrs J
~ Doolcy during her stlv In Amarillo
The former il q pupil Of pavle-OukraIn.
skv school Ia Chicago. Vcstoff Scrova
school and Chaliff school In New York
Miss Hudson taught dnncing Tor five
years In Fort Worth and she will con
tInue her studies In California.
Following are among the children who
viii participate In the dance revue: Jane
Mccullough Kathryn Pittman. Svbil
Buckingham, Alice Fallcr. Juani,o
Blackburn. Virginia whalev. Jane and
Sarah Margaret Austin. Dorothy Ann
Duolcy Marjorie Roach, Marjorie Fisk
land Buddy Roberts
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-09
1000 MEMBERS
IN JUNIOR c. C.
WILL Be SOUGHT

Six hundred members IN three hours
That's the aim 81 7 W. Gotten. chair,
man Of the membership committee oi
The Junior Chamber 81 Commerce Mr..
Gotten has obtained the promise Of n
citizens 10 aid In the drive This 600
win make the membership total about
1000
The committeeman Will meet In the
'uniof Chamber Of Commerce offices
in the city Hall AZ . a. m. Monday.
From there they vil 20 out In groups
90 cover the business district.
The membership - the 0rganSttion
H. now about 900 This must be In.
reused 20 900. says Mr. Gotten. and
be- says with such committee az he
hns that number will be reached in
tho three hour intensive campaign.
Following are the men who will work
% the membership drive.
g r Abbott " .. Allen, G. =. At.
wood q " Austin a VI Adams. O. u.
' rrr Is Boyco - q Blackburn.
y. " Blackburn l.. - Bowen. y NJ.
D. .m, ~ g. carr T " Gotten. :. r.
Elliott Henry Ford. W l. Frieze.
.. D.1r " g. Gmnburv. Odem
Harris T. Il JnmIson. O. g. Leverctt.
G u Lang 4 o. levin. J W. Law.
renee. j. VI. l.yDRnd Jr.. h. h. MELON.
rd George Mcneil Y l. Mcspaddcn.
sam Montgomery u = Monning W
uoorc 4 - Oates. VI r. O'Neill.
& G Ordway, g. e. Odom. Roy Pool
t. " Patton. Oscar Randall ! Rooney.
- Rubin g. - Erodcr Jr.. T. r Rit.
tonhcrry. 4. G. Smith r y Smlssen,
Som S'.ud,r o. e. saunders Fred -
stinson " q Reynolds. e. Ray Smith.
= Ire smith s s Sunnett. Ernest
Thompson Hugh l. Imphres. O. a.
walker r - Wukup David " War.
ron y 81 Younger r N Caldwell. s.
T. Christian Tonoy Chisum. Jack Far.
IN " * Rlrnton W y Durham,
u. NJ Pickett Walter Mounts. Earl
tuqua - ". carr e II. Dixon. Huus-
ton Taylor y u Nichols. Tom Curry.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-09
FARM EXPERTS
TO AID SORGHUM
GROWERS BUREAU

/ Grain rorghum growers federal and
s,a,. agricultural experts from Texas
and Now Mexico. county agents Texas
and New Mexico Farm Bureau Fedora.
ton officers and members; bankers.
farmers cooperative commodity market
ing association officers and organizers
chambers NJ commerce representatives..
railroad agricultural and traffic men;
elevator oporators state and federal
agricultural experiment station experts
marketing experts and many others
win participate IN tho meeting of the
advisory committee ~ cvperis ~ the
Texas Grain Sorghum Growers associa'
tlon. according a. nm announcement
l,rsdo SATURDAY afternoon hv u r. Nc.
IC,lh ~ Amarillo anhandlo Plains
Supervisor ~ me Texas Farm Bureau
Federation and director ~ organization
for tho newest fa.m bureau marketing
nsaociation
Tho advisory committee will meet Fri.
( iay morning july q NJ 10 o'clock NJ
I'hs CITY Han. M which 'Imc tho pur.
rosrr for which thc committee has been
|appointod will be explained Tho com.
Imlttoc then viii ho divided into sub.
committee for the studying ~ problems
inertia ming 10 production. warehous'ng.
marketing shipping financing and 9th.
or features pertaining to the handling
/ ~ k.flf. milo. fct0rlta. hgar and other
grain sorghum
| Mr. MoCilb stated hat acceptances
had heen received from many experts
and thu, 10, meeting would undoubted.
|lv he one NJ the most important ever
held In Texas o. fbo first meeting
ever hold in which 'h. grain sorghum
grower rave secured tho assistance n
|reprcponiatives of other successful bus.
Iincss organizations Boz the solution ~
their problems Z Be- q now step In m.
Ioporation between the farmers and their
Itnslnofs friends .n the other industries
he said
Tho different ub-committces will on.
tor into their work ~ planning ways
md means NJ solving grain sorghum
|rroblcms M their afternoon meeting Fri.
ldav Saturday afternoon July ~ NJ one
Thirty o'clock the different suh.commit.
ltrcs VIII report 20 a general meeting NJ
Irrain sorghum growers ~ the city Hall
lThs meeting wll have Representatives
from most N tho h.g grain sorghum
|ctovinr counties m Texas and some
I,ountics In New Mexico md oklahoma.
M McCalih stated w. -1id that n gen.
Ioral Invitation has been extended. M
usual by farm bureau meetings 10 tho
general public 20 attend its meetings
Lor' and that % .- expected that The
response win boz largcr than ever before
n meetings held here by the farm bu.
Ircnu dcspie the ftct that many farm
re are busy In the harvest fields.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-09
ARRANGEMENTS MADE
FOR TEACHERS MEET
speclartorhc News.

Speech. iu The News.
CANYON. Texas. IuN h-IIn.l
u'p1e'Iol. have been mad, ION the
Teacher, Consolidated Institute which
Vill ar b'd In the West ToNus state
Normal college Scptcmh'r : ,u =. Prof.
y vs. Nor.lock. head 81 the English
department and conductor ~ the insti.
zoo" aNs 'hi. institute has become one
' the most important phases ~ teacher
training in Texas Mr. Morclork also
states that The Normal college H. plan.
ming 70 offer the most complete cuurs.
possible this year.
Twenty one counties. Armstrong
Bailey Erscoc Carson Deaf Smith.
tloyd GRAY Hale H.mphll Hutchin.
son. Lamb Moore. Oldham. Farmer.
Potter Randall Roberts. Sherman.
Swisher Wheeler. will be- represented Boo
this institute.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-09
REALTY FIRM SELLS
100000 WORTH LOTS

Askcw Short. Durham & Parton.
realtors have sold within the past 10
days more than tl0e. O00 worth % lots
south - the car line on Van Buren,
Jackson Monroe, Pierce. Fillmore and
Taylor Streets.
Building restrictions in this section
o. the city prevent the erection % any
house costing less than s. 600. and nov
old dwellings can b. moved on N
property. The property has been bought
hy home owners and b. j. expected tha
some fine houses viii h. built there.
The real estate firm SAYS this SUE
ccssful sale was due % newspaper "a
Vyftising. 10 a large extent
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-09
BARTON
WORKER WILL
SPEAK TODAY

Mrs Dixie white owen president ~
The International Clara Barton Memo.
rial Association. IL In Amarillo In inter.
est OF ne memorial, and she will be- as
sisted In her work by Mrs W G.
Ferguson, formerly a teacher In ANA.
ullo
Mrs Owen Is endorsed by tho clergy
The press Mrs Phebo X. Warner, Mira
Cora Wilson Steward. founder Of the
moonlight schools In Kentucky; Miss
Chnrl Williams, president Of the Nation.
al Education Association; Mrs. Simeon
shaw and many other prominent per.
sons Mrs owens ~ member Of the
Eastern Star, Rebckahs and F, womans
club
She vii speak NJ MR. Ranchards
Bible class Al 10 O'Clock this morning
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-09
COURT TO CONVENE
IN CLOVIS MARKET

CLOVIS. y NJ. July : Preparations
are being completed Tor the August
term ot District Court for the Ninth
Judicial District under Judge sam G
Britton = ,,ll was made through req
'stcred mail this week Tor sixty.three
jurors, comprising the grand and petit
iuries the grand jury being summoned
'' convene August 2 and the petit fury
on August 10.
According to County Clerk Daniel
FUon.. tow criminal cases will bee pend.
.Hg action this term n h. stated that
there are about l2o civil cases filed on
the docket.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-01
HOUSES ruRNIsnEn

FOR HENT-Ei -Eisht-room hITh.ciass fur.
Ciso house, close In. Phone Usage
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-01

BRoDMooR ADDITIoN-owner has Just
reduced 81 ,0OO for quick sale, has slS
rooms and breakfast room, French
doors artistic fireplace, oak floors, nice
decorations and light fixtures screened
IN back porch, basement furnace heat
9 fpEe and servant quarters; this H.
rain at t9,50o, good terms Cedar
z7ss.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-01

n, 724-wilj ssii ot cent ne"
6.room duplex with two baths, one block
from pavement Call owner, Osase 5000,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-01

ATTRACTIVE 5-roum house IN Overlook
addition bath, sleeping porch. base.
meut and garage beautiful OAK trees,
MoDERN. NEW 6.room house on beau
titul south olympia. hardwood floors.
uauteL basement. very easy payments
NEhr AIIhNt W. HOME, iiye sund
rooms, well, hath, Wautel. beautiful east
porch, lawn, good ueighbOrh0nd or
chard addition, southeast; $500 pay
Wcuts moderate.
town. $3.50; takes SL7g5 20 handle.
Is free ~ debit would trade foT home
UNUsUALf.Y weII.huHt homo IN south.
east part five large rooms, breakfast
room, all conceivable buIlt-ln fixtures,
iIe bath basement, double gar"ge'
good closets and bullt-in cabinet only
VERY COMPLETE broom houses; hard
wood throughout breakfast room,
mantel ana fireplace, very good decora
tions and light fixtures; both on or or
pavement at $3.50.
EXCEPTIONAL HOMES.
NEW TWO'srORY In Terrace addition
double garage and complete apart
mCnt, $1,000,
LOVELY HOME on South Denver; close.
iu, large rooms fine sun paflor ana
glass sleeping porches. double garage
and servants quarters furnace, lG-
600.
LOVELY and complete bungalow home,
eight rooms, two halls. three complete
baths large corner lot, splendid i'm.
prOYemcnts. garage ana servants quar-
tcrs, RldRewOod; $4,000.
VERY ATTRACTIVE home. sir rooms
breakfast room, SunroOm, eHua large
closets furnace, garage and servants
quarters; trees, RidgewooA, ti2,bo0.
| UNUSUALLY fine home en- north side
living room grand In every detail. hand
decorated, also dining room. fOuT
splendid bedrooms. two sleeping porches
drive and garage; very slightly; $4,000
OsnEe Gbi5
J. II. DOEUAM
sos Central National Bank Blds.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-01
Real Estate for Rent
FLATS AND APARTMENTS

5EsIRApLE 5-ROoM APARTMENT;
WELL, FURNISHED. INCLUDING HOT
AND COLD WATER; NEWLY DECO
RATED. CHEERFUL AND CONF
pIFTE; ADULTS ONLY, APT A AT
iii7 W. SECOND sr.. PHONE osAGE
S6ss OR 1853.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-01
OFFICES AND DESK ROOM

FOR RENr-Three newiy.decorsted office
rooms, facing Main street splendid ioca.
tion Usage siGG.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-01

JUST COMpLETED--1wo 4-ro0m bunga-
lows in Collese addition; two closets;
plprd for gas and wired for electricity;
good wells; 32,700 each, $500 cash and
good terms on balance. Percy Coll
lins. Cedar 2ll.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-01

SOUTH ELWOOD- front bungal0w,
located on Il nice 50SlO0-toot lot. good
yard, six rooms and breakfast room /:
concrete porch. basement furnace; tile
bath, best ot hath fixtures, oak floors.
French doors; garage drive and servant
quarters. bargain at $1,000. Terms.
Cedar 27GB.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-01
Real Estate for Sale
HOUSES ron SAFE

HOUSES ron SALE S
lUNiS. s., 100 DLOCK-Am buildins two
excellent t.room bungalows 20 sell at
very attractive prices and terms. VIII
finish and decorate 20 Guit purchaser
can ownct, osnge 5000.
tgoo CASH and i35 por month gives you
Immediate possession of wonderful
little Groom home. strictly modern.
beautiful decorations nud electrical fix
tures. hardwood floors. large screened.
In back porch. close TO school ana
transportation, only $500. can Cedar
a2bl
$500 CASH--Sew. five rooms and sleep.
Ing porch, breakfast room, modern bun
galow, oak floors. built.ln features, ga
rage, on pavement. best location; real
bargain; price $3.50. OssEc 3To1.R.
$4,000
IRVING PLACE HOME
$500 cash handles this new attractive 8.
floors latest hunt.ln features. excellent
decorations, ivory interior. handsome
mantel. two bedrooms, large closets, so
A. ]. JENKINS 4 BON
osase I9o6-S77S ga Mayo Bldg.
500 CASH handles new 3-room house
front and back porches Balance $40
per month, Price tl.GJ0 John Dat-
ret,, Room 2Os Robinson Bldg. phone
osage 1881, Cedar 29sL
$500 CASH payment buys 3.room. serii.
modern house; close In on east Fourth
street; balance $40 per uonth pric.
O.. 900 John Harrett room 9Og Pobin .
son Bldg phone ossF igs7 Codar
cfSl
'uV NHSh Just completely beAutltul =
hhu e-toon ootthEes on the sautheast
hlu' taht or west 'front.' modetn' shades
ana ilBht tlNtuIcs. only 1890 40 per
month"; can at sso :. Boston or phono
OsaEe 5sl5
CLASSY HOMES Al SNAP PRICES
TRY tho Warren & Lizard Home Selling
Plan.
II necessary.
~ your cwn, one of tbr ncntsst pev.s,
4.r0nm bungalows on our list. bullt from
the ground up; nnrth side near paving.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-01

NEW 6-ru0m modern; Boswell addition;
hardwood and all the latest bullt-in
features full-Hized lot. priced for imIuc-
diate sale: only $4,000 with 400 cash
ana $40 per month. call owner. Ossgo
HiA7
Nuh1H slDE-Brsnd 5-roem bunga-
low; paving paid and In one OF the
faste4t growing additiOnA 10 Tulsa N
sold At once $3.50 with only 1850 cash
and $40 per month, Cedar Ill
NEW a-room bungalow on East Second
near college, hardwood fOOr1 elcctrlcl
~, gas ami water. Price $3.50, with
reasonable terms. Usage 5000.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-01

1900 CASH Fuur.room bungalow, located
Houihrpsf slide. balance $50 per month
price 1850. John Barrett room 4ns
Robinson bldg, phone Usage 1885,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-01

THIS WEEK srECTAT.-East Tenth.
Kendall school district, b-room new.
modern bungalow, on pavement oak
floors. cement basement. all bullt.ln
features. 2-cnr garage; beautiful loca-
ton; price and terms exceptionally reA-
E0uHhIp. Osaga 5000.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-01
CHOICE CORNER HOME,

Extra quality bungalow, southeast
side on corner lot, Twins room across
front. three fine large bedrooms,
beautiful bath with tile floor. built
in tub and pedestal lavatory. large
basement combination furnace,
laundry trays, garage, servants
quarters with bath, ana many other
special features. Occupied by own
or who bunt for his permanent
homo. price tl5,500. good terms.
w. j. HENRY
eo2 cole Bldg. Cedar 2304
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-01
VACANT LOTS SUNSET PARK AND
MAPLE RIDGE

t273O--75 It. by l2o #.
50 a3oO-souh lot
sl25OiOO H. by paid in fun
tlsOO-l40 It by Twenty-second street
s525o--lOO Il. by 15O III Norfolk.
t5Oo-lOo between owasso and Norfolk
s8OOO--I5O n, 14o It.
ss5OOlOO Il by lot South Madison
,SsOO-southeast corner; 12s IT, by Maple Ridge
so75o1o5 by H. front; Sunset PARK
Sic OOOone OF the best beautiful district;
2G-f,f ront It.,
described paNed
n haH phd QUIZ
all building homes
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