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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-21
Real Estate for Sale
MOIsEs fON sALE

HtLLCBEST
$500 WILL buy h-room modern house
garage ribbon drive, basement hard
wood floors I'm two rooms. fireplace
buiit-in features. French doors. fur lot
this can be handled on wonderful terms
make us proposition,
", @. CUNNINGHAM, REALToR,
Osngc AG7O-6b2,
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BRYAN ApARTNiENTs :

READY Tor inspection; beRutIful. high
class steam heated S-room efficiency
apartments. ggara haS
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WANTEn-TO BUY
Property for Exchange

FORD SEDAN FOR LOT-wni trade 1920
Ford sedan that has been reflnished
ana IN good mechanical condition for
ellty In modern lot. Phone Usage 5O09
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wASrED-REAL ESTATE

VIZ VII WIZ ~ - ="
LIST your property with l. u. Witwer,
etJ Cole BldE. Usage gdb., residence
Oa6ge sC0s
THREE ur tour-room houac. south sldel
small payment down. balance monthly.
$3.50. world.
WANTED To buy residence worth be-
tween 100000 Jo $40 600, must hr good
value CORNER preferred. write 49, IT,
caro- world
WILL PAY CASH aud Hurk car f0r
vacant modern lot, tRll Freeman, O9ego
4S0l Cedar ttG5-It
WANTED--Nacant lot state price and
terms 5t2.J, care World.
WILL RtN medium priced lot 20 build.
part cash n voL Will take second mort
gage FOR balance. state location Ia an.
swer a5l-l. care world.
WANTED To buy from owner lot in
Woodward Park addition. Phone osaEe
stl4-I.
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AN IRRIGATED cItrus fruit farm in the
loMer Rio Grnnar valley OF Texas for
IhLUI..I nrOnnrtv. Iull O.lre AqNa
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Property for Exchange


FoR SALE OR TRADE-I66-acro farm
IN I'tS county, oklahoma. six mites
from TWO good towns; price $4,000
ny. equity $4,000. ], NJ. Gardner Avaut
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/ EtGHrEENTH T., l0s-Haf duplex. uu-
/ furnished. living room. bedroom. Kitchen
Pullman breakfast room, private bath
neNLv deonratol. OaaEe $3.50.
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hINT ON. = IFON.TI0T0tte Apt 'T-".
Jnfurnished, four rooms and private
path; Murphy beds; no small children:
immediate possession. Usage E254
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MAIN, n. il23- Boydeu Apis, modern
6-roum apartment, second floor Usage
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HOUsEs-FURSIsHED

FOR RENT-243i r. sixth ST., five-T0om
furnished bungalow, no children. suitable
for two couples, can Cedar lO65-J.
FOR RENT Three rooms, partly fur
nished, Usage 440.
FOR RENT--Furnlshed bungalow; tive
rooms and bath, garage close IN; SIS
Usage 29s
FOR RENT-in Irving place, Groom fur
nished house, basement and garage. ls5
yer month, Usage s72G,
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HAVE a new Broom house on Federal
drive ana have no more use for II than
dog has FOR tin tail. II you think
you can beat me out Of II. bring your
chips, whetstoncs and marbles up to sO4
Atlas Bldg. will trade for car, vacant
lot, diamond etc, lot 50x200 ana no
paving tax To pay out on the paving
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LOTS FOR SALE

$500 CASH buys "A j-ruuW modern bunRa
low hardwood floors. built-in features
$4,000. $50 per month Cedar 20cG
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LASTON. W lN2I-ITVIUF UTUC0- new
2-story just completed, price 500 per
mmnth- Na.rn gNIn.
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APARrM MENT--Cousisting " living room
with Murphy bed, dressing room, bath
snu htcheu range. refrigerator. break
fast-room table and ohhira steam heat
water and electricity furnished: on sec
ohd floor. southern exposure rent $50
per mouth. Radiy AptS. llls-A s Bos.
Ton. can coda
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INCOME BARGAIN

There mas been joker in of advertisements
This property is not i'll good condition. but has rooms
rented for 1926 per month leaving three for the
er to occupy
Will SELL including the of furniture, for S6000
with $1,000 cash. Close in paving and admittedly good
return fifteen hundred dollar investment.
EXCHANGE TRUST COMPANY
Real Estate Department
Usage 900
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

~ 'oOA sJO-A BuNGALOW-S1.6 500 under
ItlatHet, six rooms. refrigerator room,
gST9S room, live closets, basement
back leet, six windows, screened-in
Srest porch lot 60S1tO; IN edge OF HE
pai5 close in; cheap paving, sewer
ilTfnrNI' nicely, newly decorated and
or viii si,oVO, My equity OF 1900 cash
sins'iNn 'Nehange my equity for equity IN
Tb1, p,aco and take the difference
Loan ti,boO under the Building &
"PpFaisement, Usage 6s93.
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{ FOR RENI---SiN- room modern house,
close in, 500; references required. Usage
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-21

AN ATTRACTIVE apartment. four rooms
broom efficiency, hardwood floors tile
bath, inclnerator. ianitor servlce fulIv
EQUIPPED laundry never occupied. adults
only can 1929 s. Rockford. apartment
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HOUSES FOR RENT

A sOCTHSIDE, three large rooms du-
pies private bath, at Ga 8, Rock
ford Cedar l153.
EIGHTEENTH, ~ 22.--Half duplex, IN
furnished, living room. bedroom. kitch-
en-. Pullman breakfast room. private
BATH newly decorated Usage 1884,
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FOR RENT--Flvu- room efficiency, all
nice large rooms. 1898 8, Peoria. osage
$50
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STORES AMI WAREHOUSES
Real Estate for Sale



ACREAGE ron SALE S3
CHOICE 2ls-5 and lo-acrc tracts. CLOSE
Ia 10 broken arrow paved ROAD. very
productive sou. good water. native
shade These are posfilyrIv aorue Of
the best and cheapest tracts near Tulsa
and they are selling fast. CAN as on
these now. 20 per cent cash balance
s29G per year smith g Bynum Bldg
Usage 1889.
F0R RENT F0F -TNsu-,ioo5 IGo-,rr.
farm for rent for cash ~. mucs from
Tulsa, goud land, can office, Usage
4sl or residence, Usage 2l5f.
FOR sALE-rGO acres. near Tulsa: idCel
for small tracts Usage ans
For SAIE-Iand aud oug-eirhfh Of mo
duction on sO-acre tract. on paved road.
five u5f}s. out ai.n TeacI. tra,f noTii,
Of civ. W,ite Dolly WIutnn I.uisa
OKLA. General Delivers
II w ono -,- ,-.-,,- ---. 60 ,I..
In. 90 north side. on new paving. n J.
Archer. 1saup 4q5E
L0T IN Interest addition on hIgb n0Iri
for 1880. this lof W good bu,' FOR
some ono. Phone Cedar 46il W u.
Mccoy 2G vs.. Flrh Av.
20 ACHES-Joig- UJo.gp Arrow. ci,,
water gas eieotrlcjt,,' ,rlr. sta5 me-.
err,. s.,,'.' ,'r,-g -, 'aoy e.
Gnritv g,dc '''' 80
HOUSES FOR SALE ~
TPAS.D- Ni,,,. -gg.,,Iai i--,r,.l,,,..
i,. 49,. ~ ~, ~. ,', ,on,"! n4GES'p%
dpt~1. ,yrroundaI b, ,osrv gooI
homes. SIX large rooms. living ro1ur
and Nnlng room hand decorated,
mosaic tHe TnanfeI, thres large he'd
rooms, plenty Of closet space linen
closet, Tile bath. best Of bath fixtures,
large Kitchen with many built-in tea
ue,9's ,lpnt' I'lte DAs"I"rnt' garage and
Sollh uitF'' 't"' Ii""l' terra cgtta ana
.u.hL p'!'n, ehsy terms. 'AII CEDAR
soe Tor dethils
A GROOM house, good basement, east
front; price $4,000; terms. CalI Rural
operator Osag' bslt-Fl3
A REAL, ChrIsfrna. sscrIfIce. for "a cash
payment Of $3.50 aud only $50 per month
Won NAV havo passasslGu Of a dPndv
49,, $50 u 's.'' Ts
--f 5ri1. 49, .t ~ 10y,
tbe nrile orfg 2. ra6 %z,l '.s t-,'.. -
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Real Estate for Sale

FOR SALE Four-roofu house, modern,
east front. would take lght car and
some cash down. 500 owner, J.. n.
Wheeling
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Real Estate for Sale
LAMBS ANp FARMS ron SALE 81
ukI \uOMA

REST MY W Tulan county, consist 100
close 90 city. D-arc 2a. 32o Iowa BIDS
GOOD FARMS. WELL IMPROVED
Located OH sections oklahoma, Offered
90 forced sale prices and on very iiber.
at trrm4 only ANAL cash payment
necessary Naye farms Of on slles from
40 acres TO pGO acres wonderful op.
portunity TO double your money 'u short
tnuc. Tenants can become land owners.
Farms VIII mover he Aa cheap again.
Act uuoty white I have roo Rrmn
fnr you ~ choose from. Wrlte I'm
mcdately for booklet tuily describing
these farms. It. y Henderson, 2Ot
southwest National Rank nldg. Okla
uofnl CITY Dlgin
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FLATS AND APARTMENTS

Al IRAClINEi close in, steam heated
hirh-riuss apartment references re-
CURED. Apply lo2 Plaza court Cedar
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Real Estate for Rent


FOR REMIT Tu,ec-room furnished du
p.ox. children welcome, Inquire $50
IS Main
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OFFICES aSD DESK ROOM


ATTRACTIVE OFFICES for rent. In
Tnloma building. corner Second and
Cheyenne; all outside rooms; 2i-hour
elevator service; desirable suite OF two
large ffont offices; single office com
plctcly furnished phone Osage s600 or
call at room 20i Tuloma Bdg
DEsIItABLE office rooms for rodt 10
Iowa building SEQ Tulsa Security Co,
-ol ioNl lliE.
FOR RENT-Fiye largo office rooms in
g. 9. Cole building, Fifth and South
Boston second floor; oil rooms con-
nected steam heat; good 1anltOr service, ,
will rent separate or en- suite. See G. &,
Cole 2lO Cole Bldg. Phone Usage 121.
TWO very desirable office rooms reason
able rent first class 15nifor nnd ele-
vator service. Atco building. OSsse $50.
NELL-LIGHTED front oificc for rent In
world building reasonable rent, first
class jHnitor service; central location.
Apply business office. World.
STORES ANp WAREHOUSES 10
FOR RENT Space for hcmsutchlng ma
chine in dressInakiug esta ablishment. sol
5. Boulder
FOR LEASE Corner room -5H9O feet
224 n. Ma'u; good location for either
wholesale or retail business can =. NJ.
Rell Cedar 11G2
FOR RENT-spaco In fireproor ware.
house. Joe Hodges Transfer Gail
psage 6s49
WAREHOUSE space ON trachagc. clos,
IN. Call Usage 1881 Mar!att Transfer
E Storage co.
WANrED--TO RENT s2
WANTED-TD ,cass dandy corner lot for
fN.ng station for 10 or 20 years. cor
paved at once. CaI after 8. Cedar
3si5-J. Crahh.
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Real Estate for Rent
FAKMs ron RTN1

FOR RENT--in acres Of Iard, S-rooIn
mouse orchard and garden. "a r Pet
lus phone Usage 2g6.
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WILL SHARE attractive home with one
or TWO ladies employed, expense rea-
sou1bie. References exchanged. 772-H
World
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o5.'orcs Ia cultivation; near Cow skin
rtcri splendid ground. Address stg-J.
World
The Washington herald., 1922-01-16
CherrydaIe Opens
Week of Activities

CHERRYDALE. Va. Jan. ID
Unusual actiyities by various local
organizations are scheduled for the
first two Gays of this week.
Tomorrow night the Washington
District Citizens Association will
hold its semi-annual election of Of
ficers, and Arlington Chapter, East
ern Star. will give a card party at
the home of Mrs. Robert +. jan
son. On Tuesday evening the
OConnor players. headed by Miss
Margaret German, Miss Washing
ton" will present a play at the audi
torium: the Francis Wallis Chap
ter. ID. A. r.. will meet at the home
of, Mrs. Thomas s Wallis, and there
VIII be a special convocation of
Arlington Royal Arch Chapter at
Firemen's Hall.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-16
Knights to Teach Journalism.

papers. will be featured in the
classes of the Knights of Columbus
will be conducted at 1911 Massachu-
setts avenue northwest beginning
January 30. Grattan Rerans. for
merly on the staffs of Chicago and
st. Louis papers, and now con-
nected with a press association in
washington. will have charge of the
classes In journalism.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-16
KIDNAPPED LAWYER
TELLS OF FLOGGING

DALLAS, Tex. Jan. 15.-Haro1d +.
Mulks. of Chicago, counsel for two
alleged !. W. w. members who were
convicted at Shreveport. La. on
vagrancy charges, was recovering
at a local hospital today from a
severe fiogging he says he received
at the hands of masked men who
drove him from Louisiana.
Mulks, who was sent from New
York by the American Civil Liber-
ties, Union, declares he was kid
mapped from his hotel at Shreve-
port by masked men, fogged ana
put abroad a train. and told mot
to stop this side of Dallas" The
train conductor. Mulks said, was
directed to keep him aboard until
reaching Dallas. He had previously
been warned to leave Shreveport.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-16
NelD Rector Assumes
Duties at st. Johns

The Rev. John s. Moses, OF Bos-
ton. began his duties as the new
rector Of st. Johns Church, George
town, when he ofhciAted at all the
services yesterday. DR.. Moses came
from Trinity Church, of Boston
Phillips Brooks church-where he
served two years.
ST. Johns, Georgetown, parish Is
the second Oldest Protestant Epis-
lcopal church in the District. .hav.
ing been established in 1895.
On Wednesday the congregation
will tender DR.. Moses a reception
of welcome at the parish house.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-16
Student Believed
To Haze Died in Fire

DANVILLE. Va. ian. 15.-Troy
NJ. Bibee, aged Is, son of w. ID.
Bibee. of Spray, n. c.. is believed
10 have perished in the fire which
destroyed Blackstone Academy on
Saturday morning.
When the fire broke out. Bibee
was seen by his room mate to re-
enter the burning building to save
some OF bis effects. Since then the
authorities of the academy and his
father have had no news of him
Bibee stated that the only chance
was that his son had left Black
stone yesterday evening and had gone
to stay with relatives.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-16
RIVERDALE SCHOOL
TO BE MADE SAFE

RIvERALE, Nd. Jan. Is The
county commissioners have author
lied repairs to the Riverdale ele-
mentary school building, the al
legged unsafe condition of which has
stirred the community and kept
many pupils away from school Bids
win be opened tomorrow. and the
work is expected to be completed
In . week or ten days.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-16
LOST AND FOUND.


LOsr--BANk BOOK No. i52S75. HOBokEN
Bank for Savings. All persons are hereby
CAUTIONED cot TO negotiate the same: pay.
ment has leen stopped. Finder Will plea se
return book to the bank. III
gRTwEEN y ST. ENTRANCE NEW WILL
ard Hotel and shubert Garriek Theater,
evening OF January Is. a platinum neck
chain set with diamonds, with two diamone
pendants. all enclosed IN small envelope.
shaped white linen bag. Liberal reward for
return 20 MANAGER. New willard Hotel.
335
The Washington herald., 1922-01-16
DEEDS.

N of Otis pl W of 18th NV. So
2s2s, lot 166, Holmead Manor-Her-
man r. Howenstein to Percy IL
Fowler. SO.
s1s eth NV 50 s32. lot s-Ferdin-
and ]. Dickinson ct ux Mabel S to
Frank ]. Rupert ct ux Mollie, $40
III and 71s r I av NV, 50 420,
lots 10 and 11-Susan r. Oswen to
Charles F. Dye, $40.
70s and I'll r I av NV, So 420
lots and Charles s. Shreve
trustee and Ada F. Richardson and
Chas. S. Shreve executors to Chas
F. Dye. $4,000.
Dingman pl NV, bet f and F.
" Cap and N J ave, 324 and 32t
1lth sw. Mass av NV, bet 9Th and
10th, So 62s-all interest in and &c
lot las. So 352. lots &c and 81
So 370, part orig lot 3-Catherine
V. Ctiles to George S. Harvey, $40
7o3, 705 and 707 r l av NV, SO
420, lots 3, 4 and 5-Ella s. Du-
Bois to Chas IF. Dye, $40.
713 and us r I av NV, SO 42o,
lots s. and 9-Harriet r. Searle tc
Chas. F. Dye, $40.
goth st ne bet Monroe and New
ton, SO 1929, lots II and 72. Sher-
wood-Geotge Klaner ct ux Hazel
to Frank N. Coward, $40.
1881 10th st NV, SO 1881, lot 1oS-
Marie NJ. Madert to Hubert E. Mills.
$40.
1918 S st Sc. eq 1918. lot ss-Jno.
r. Palmer to Mary A. Weidley, sic
Mary A. Wedley conveys same
property to Sophia E. Palmer, $40.
s of Euclid st. of 11th st my, 50
1854, lot s20, Mt Pl & Pl Plains
Lucie ]. Snyder to VIM. o. English
$40.
n of Ingraham st, of 18th st
NV, So 2S05, lot 103, 14th st Ter
race-Herbert T. Shannon and Nor
ton ]. Luchs to Florence E. Sea-
gren, $40.
1927 Randolph st ne. so 1924, lot
II, University Heights-George A
o'Donnell ct ux Sarah F. to John
D. wilkins, $40.
1925 18th st NV. 50 1923, lot II
Freeman G. Fowler to Clarence M
De veile. $40.
N of Buchanan st. W of 9Th 81
NV, 50 3O15, lot 49-Geo. c. Pumph-
rey ct al to Geo. w. Garland ct ux
Louise B., $40.
Fla av NV, of r st, 50 2513,
part lot 4-Leonard l.. Nicholson,
jr., to Eva r. Bouic. $40.
20O7 Mass av NV, 50 81. lot 15-
Estelle R. Bean to same.
sos Quincy st NV. 50 1924, lot Al,
Petworth-George G. Smith ct ux
NJ. Haywood to Iva NJ. Mansfield,
$40.
$3.50 o st NV. so 1910. part lot 1l6
Lillian N. Hewlett to Harry w.
Hewlett, jr.. $40.
N of B st, of 18th st 81, 50
1887. part lot 29-Frsnk +. Bleak
more to Luke A Kennedy, $40.
251 sth st ne, So s17, lot 64-Mary
S. Mawhinney to Jacob Goldman,
$40.
N of Grant st, of Jay st ne, 50
5214, lot 4-Henry r. Webb to Jo-
seph CAN'T, $40.
1926 X at ne-Emma B. Phillips
to Jennie NJ. Bettes, SO.
236 Sd st sw, so 577. lot "B"-Ida
Raine to Frank Boonis, $4,000.
s37 Sd st sw. So Sal, lot I39-Sel-
ma A. Trede and Anna f. Fellinger
to Chalmers F. Croft. SO.
n of Monroe st, of 18th st ne,
So 1864, lot 10, Brooklsnd-Cathar-
inc v. Allen to Calvin E. Rems-
berg. SO.
7th st NV, bet s and T SITS. SO
Al, part lot 11-Andrew Stewart
to The Richmond Beneficial Ins. Co.,
$40.
/ 18th st NV. bet f and -, 50 2s0.
part lot &C. F. Jacobsen to. Jno.
~
The Washington herald., 1922-01-16
Evangelist at Rockville.

ROCKVILLE. Nd. Jan. ia Sc
ries Of evangelistic services, 20
continue throughout the week and
possibly longer. began In the Pres
hyterian Church here this evening.
Rev. William Cumming. D. D.. we'll
known evangelist of Baltimore, oc-
cupfed the pulpit and will preach
at most of the services. Mrs. NJ n.
Llpscomb. of Washington. soloist.
sang. and will sing at the services
iduri1f the week.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-16
FIREMEN GIVEN
SERVICE MEDALS
AT ALEXANDRIA
Lieut.. Metzger and Har.
vey Lunsford, of Column
bia Company, Honored.
THE HERALD BUREAU.
727 King Stree
A n nouiuhau

< ALEXANDRIA, Va. Jan. 15.-At
a special meeting Of Columbia Fire
Engine Company No. 4. iheld this
afternoon at the company's house.
medals. for service during the past
year. gifts OF the company's presi-
dent. Norman Roberts, were
awarded to Clarence Metzeer. first
lieutenant. a volunteers gold medal.
ind Harvey Lunsford. paid employe.
silver medal a speech of pres-
entation was made by Rev. Robert
Browne, pastor OF the Methodist
Protestant Church.
Addresses were made Iy Fire
chief Edward J. McDermott, r. r.
Marbury, president Of the board of
aldermen; f. +. Ticer. chairman OF
the finance committee of city
council; w. J. McCaffrey, chairman
of the public property committee
Of city council, and Mr.. Roberts.
Aroused by reports that divorces
in unlimited numbers have been
granted here with great ease. the
local Bar Association will hold a
special meeting'at o'clock tomor-
row Afternoon to consider these re-
ports.
Mrs. Marie Louise Josephine
kremer died last night at her resi-
dence in Del Ray after long IlI-
ness. She was native of Tours
France, and came TO this country
in iSi5, and locating in washing
ton. She is survived by her hus-
band. Joseph A. Kremer, a daugh-
ter. Mrs. l.. +. Tull, n son. II. j.
hremer, and eight grandchildren.
Thomas Howell. husband of Mrs.
May Hoy Howell. died Saturday at
his residence. 1904 Crittenden street
northwest. Washington. The funeral
will he held at 10 o'clock Tuesday
Church here. The body VIII be
G. Hoy. i13 North Washington
street.
meeting Of Alexandria Wash
inEton Lodge OF Masons. No. 2s.
Will he held at ! o'clock tomorrow
aferncn for the purpose of attend
ing the funeral of 7. NJ. Perry. who
died in Washington Friday at the
residence of his sister Mrs Elton
Williams. 7i9 Sixth street south
west
Mount Vernon Chapter. Daush-
ters of the American Revolution.
will hold Colonial ball in the au-
ditorium of the Elks' Home. Feb
ruary %. This chapter has elected
Mrs. George Uhler delegate to the
national convention to be held in
Washington next April, when Mrs.
ID. Mauchlin Niven, regent. will also
represent the chapter.
At Trinity NJ. f. Church tonight
Rev. L. II. Martin. D, D., discussed
conditions in Japan.
james r. Cation this morning ad-
dressed the Henry X. Field Bible
class of the NJ. f. Church South
taking for his subject. The Voices
That are Still. Yet Speak and In
huence Our Lives"
Judge Barclay this afternoon ad-
dressed the Westminster Bible
class of the Second Presbyterian
Church in the Westminster Build
ing.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-16
CLARENDON TRUST
SHOWS SURPLUS

CLARENDON, Va. Jan. 15.-The
first report of the Clarendon Trust
Company, after one months opera
tion. shows deposits of $43.S5O; capi-
tai stock paid in, s37,37750, and a
surplus of $3,23S.
The Washington herald., 1922-01-16
DEEDS OF TRUST.

So 2s2s. lot 11s-Percy H. Fowler
ct ux Edith E to II. r. Howenstein
and Fred w. Reeves to secure Crar-
lotte C. Straw, s3,s50; mo payments.
So 420. lot to 11-Chas. F. Dye
to Harold E. Doyle and VIM. l..
Miller to secure Ella s. Dubois,
$4,000 on each of lots 3, and 8
and Chas. s. Shreve, trustee, $4,000
on each Of lots 6 and and Harriett
r. Searle, $4,000. on each of lots 8
and and Susan A. Oswell, $4,000
on each of lots 10 and Il; 3 years
Z per cent s. a.
So 420, lots 3 to 11-Chas. F. Dye
to Thomas W. .'Stubblefield and Gar
field A Street to secure Alonzo
Reed, $4,000; to 20 mos per
cent s. a. and mat.
So 1888. lots % and 24-w. Frank
Ford and Hubert T. Plaster and
Clarence NJ. Roberts to secure
Southern Maryland Trust Co
$1,000; 3 years s per cent Ia.
So 2S03, lot 103-Florence r
Seagren to Herbert T. Shannon ana
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Ballston Circle to Give Supper

BALLsToN. Va, Jan. 15.-The
Ballston circle of St. Georges Guild.
OF which Mrs. w. c. Wsiburn Is
president. will give an oyster sup
per at the parish hall on Tuesday
night.
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY FOR ID TRUST LOANS on D. q
property. O. B. L1KnNs. 1884 o. .~l
Main s0ST. ilN
flksT TRUST REAL ESTATE NOTES. -.
secured o. modern rcxidcuces IN the Dh.
trtct cf Columbia: deDcnIins tions 500 an1l
upward LOCts p SH0EMAKER. 1907 n.
y. ave. nv.. estsbllshec 1879. Msln Iiee.
FIRE. AUTOMOBILE. PLATE GLASS. BURj
flsry Insurance. LOUIS p. sHoEMAkEh
l<oI n. y. ave- NJ. Main liee inouirsl
tor NJ. nnsl
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PERSONAL.

RUBoRITE
FLUsHEs. HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE AND
CANCER
RUBoRTTE. the venom Of the serpent. s
NOR enectusl In any case Of cancer thAs
al the radium, or other pailiaiIyes. on earth.
hUBoRITE does not promise g. cure cancer
but u does remove from the Fenous blood
me known element that feeds aud SuStains
cancer. In proportion as RUDoRITE stead
ny aud In small quantities enters the sys-
Ten. IL has taken twenty year 20 culture
and prove RUBoRiTE. Try befarp -
aiter operating. For sale az the D0RMAN
PHARMACY. looT II St. Washington. n
Walled TO any address on receipt Of So
Money order. c. ". DOrman
woRKtNGMEN. A STEADY PATRONAGE
and = SUPERIOR prestige and an built ur
on setlinf shChtiy-rsed suits and oyerrtats
at - 10 so. and sell 90 bsst class Of
tustlerS. who srnd rs more rash-speudinE
trade and - business gppws We have new
pants. 81 mp. Dresses sf mp
dUsTH's Old STAND. 6t9 u. SEE
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DEEDS AND DEEDS OF TRUST
Published Daily Except Sunday. The Washington Herald

This record transcript OF all deeds and deeds of filed
of the District Recorder of Saturday.