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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-13
CHUMS PALLBEARERS
FOR MURDERED YOUTH

Farrand Reighard who was the
son OF Prof. John Re.ghard OF Ann
Arbor Mich. and who was shot
through the heart and instantly
killed by two negro highwaymcn
while asleep on his cot ia a roadside
camp about one mile from Sew
Buffalo Mich. last Friday was not
forgotten in death by his former
chums. SIX boys who had been his
close associates and who had shared
with him a keen delight in radio eN-
per!menting bore his body as lasI
tribute 70 its grave in Forest H-A
cemetery. following the funeral ser
vice Tuesday morning az Ann Ar
Dor
The mother Of young Reighard
died suddenly last winter A sis
ter. Catherine. IL now on her way
to this country from Europe where
she has been spending the summer.
A brother. Paul. is sriu In Europe
Prof Reighard the father and me
brother. John. were the only mem
bers OF the family 10 attend me
funeral.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-13
Adding Machine. Shirts and
Cash Are Reported Stolen

The theft Of an adding machine.
$50 II money and three silk shirts,
stolen while the owners were away
were reported 10 the police last
night.
J. H. wilder. soc s. Carroll 81
reported 70 heb police At s O'Clock
last night that a Burroughs adding
machine valued a 8 ESQ was stolen
from his Office a I rs ~. Dtvisiou
ST. sometime last Friday.
billiard Ethridge. rooming al 500
y. 18th St, River Park, reported
that his roommate ransacked their
room yesterday morning while Eth
ridge was az work and left for parts
unknown taking with him $50 IL
money and three silk shirts valued
~ $50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-13
Y. M. ANNUAL FUND
DRIVE ON SEPT. is
Campaign to Continue for
Four Days in Drive for
$4,000.

The annual campaign for the cur
rent financial needs Of the South
Bend Y. NJ. c. A. an amount which
has been set at s25, 900, the same as
last year, viii begin Sept. Is and
continue for four days This snort
time campaign is under the general
direction Of John I. Shafer. president
of the "Y" and the organization VIII
be under four division generals each
Of whom VIII have five teams Of
workers.
w. o. Davies, J. B. Campbell, c.
w Hyde, and L. A. Walker. all form
er presidents OF vice presidents OF
the local association, viii act as the
division generals. They will be as
sisted by the secretaries OF the Y.
NJ G. A, under the general secretary.
w. NJ. Danner. Jr., who Will act as
aides.
c. A. Tevebaugh, state secretary,
viii be in the city during part or all
of the campaign TO assist in the car
vass.
The first meeting Of the captains
and generals for the selection OF
workers Will be held Wednesday
noon at the Y. NJ. c. a The excel
lent work which the ~" has been
doing for various groups Of under
boys. including the young
sters from the Orphans Home. en-
ployed boys, crippled children and
others. merits the generous support
OF the whole community. Both
financial and moral aid is said 10
have been given generously during
the past year, and it is expected that
the city OF South Bend will continue
IN its support OF the association.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-13
CLUB
BUILDING FUND
CAMPAIGN OPENS
Drive Gets Underway at Get
Together Luncheon at
Club Rooms.

Under the direction OF Mrs. K. d.
DeRhodes, chairman OF the building
fund Of the Progress club. and Mrs.
Victor Jones. 40 members OF the
club attended the get -together
luncheon given Tuesday at IL o'clock
at the clubhouse on n. Main st.
Mrs. L. r. Greenan. president Of
the club. was the first to speak and
gave an inspiring talk stressing the
fact that the club has always &C
complished what it has set out 10
do. Mrs. z. G. Retiring followed
with a few words on the desirable
location which the clun obtained for
the structure Of the new clubhouse
while Mrs. G. z. FaSsnacht gave a
survey OF the different locations the
club has occupied together with a
picture Of what the new home Is TO
be Others who spoke were Miss
Anna Dobbins. Mrs. Nina Doolittle.
Miss Ella Reiman. Miss Sarah Wit
wer. Miss Gertrude Brown, Mrs.
Richard Elbel. Mrs. George Fulmer,
Mrs. c. H. Myers Miss Maude Heath
and Mrs. j. Albert Harris.
Recital Planned.
II was announced that a recital
y ould be given on the evening OF
Oct. in the Rotary room of the
Oliver hotel by Mrs. z. NJ Morris
and Mrs. @. A. Farabaugh, the pro
ceeds TO be given 70 the building
fund The music department, ac-
rGrding to Mrs. E p. Traver, vii.
Eve a musical tea Oct. 10 at IN
home OF Mrs Walter K. Bryan. the
money also TO be donated to the
fund. The luncheon marks the for
NAL beginning OF the members in
behalf Of the building fund.
Following the luncheon. t4.575
was subscribed by those present as a
beginning toward the 500. 600 which
is to be raised so that the club may
erect a clubhouse OF which the city
may be proud. 1t is the desire TO
solicit club members only for the
fund and 10 raise by its members
own efforts the amount needed. The
present clubhouse has been redecor-
ated and will be used for depart
mental meetings this winter while
the Rotary room of the Oliver hotel
has been engaged for all general and
special meetings. including those OF
the Griggs lectures.
The art department served the
luncheon and those assisting the
chairman, Mrs. Fred EIbel, were
Mrs. Theodore Koehler. Mrs Frank
Hatch, Mrs. Louis Elbel. Miss Kath-
crime Bingham, Miss Gertrude
Brown. Miss Mabel Bartlett. Mrs.
Charles StOltz, Mrs. Alfred Collins,
Miss Hilda Haugen. Miss Margaret
Manning. Mrs. E. p. Burner, Mrs
nellie Copies.
In two weeks another luncheon
Will be given at the club by the art
department, at which time the vol
unteer workers OF the fund will
make their reports
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-13
Confessed Sayers of Taxicab Driuer No1U in Custody
Eight Persons On
Yesterdays List
Of Missing F ok
Record Number of tnaccount-
ed for individuals Re
ported to Police.

The intense heat Of the past week
and the opening OF the schools are
blamed for numerous reports made
10 the police regarding missing per
persons during the last fortnight
Two and three reports have been re
ceived daily requesting aid ia search
ing for missing relatives.
Yesterday was the banner dav for
the month and for the entire year, no
less than eight persons being report
ed missing, six OF whom were non
residents.
Mrs. William Ewing. 2501 W. Law
ton st, suddenly disappeared from
home at 1 o'clock yesterday after
was TO board a Knox bound train to-
gether with her husband and three
daughters. according to her hus-
band who requested the local police
10 assist him in locating her. The
family had moved TO this city from
Knox a few months ago and were 70
return 10 Knox, where the husband
had again secured employment. yes
terday afternoon. Her nine year old
daughter was the last to see her, in
forming her father that the mother
had gone 10 the post Office TO have
their mailing address changed. Mrs
Ewing is 33 years old. five feet four
inches tall and weighs but los pounds
She has light hair. blue eyes and
wore a black sailor hat. a blue suit
and white waist.
p. J. Ralph. Hartford. Conn. re-
quested the local authorities to be on
the watch for his 14-year-old son.
Grattan. who ran away from school
on Sept. 6 and is believed 10 be head
ed this way. enroute to Belleviue.
Ill A reward OF $50 has been Of
fered for the apprehension OF the
youth He Is four feet ten inches
tall and weighs los pounds He wore
a grey and tan tweed suit, a striped
waist. a blue and orange "jazz cap"
white sneaks and black stockings,
when he left home.
A. E Work Of the Bronson, Mich.
high school requested that the local
police help in a search for Howard
Ryan. Il: Donald Setter. II. and
Leon Jones, truants from the school.
They are believed to have started
for this city yesterday on the New
York Central train reaching this city
at o'clock.
Hattie Wiesczorek. 17-year-old
daughter OF Frank Wieczorek. $40
s Chaplin St, was reported missing
yesterday afternoon.
The police have also been asked 70
locate Wilbur Hienton, Is. and James
Fradetts. 13. both reported missing
from Cleveland Brooklyn Station, o.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-13
Made Repairs.
Blaze Destroys Moving Yam
And Load of Furniture

A large moving van owned by
Edward Norris OF this city was des-
troyed by fire shortly after II
o'clock yesterday noon while con-
veying a load OF furniture into the
city. The combined loss on the
truck and its contents Is estimated
at $4,000.
The truck is said - have stalled
about a mile west OF Five Point
school house and when the driver
endeavored 20 crank up the engine
i back-ired. The jet OF flame igni-
ted gasoline escaping from a small
leak IN the gas pipe, resulting IN
- trucks being quickly consumed
by fame& A chemical which res
ponded 70 a call was unable 20 rem
der any assistance.
Insurance will cover the loss
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-13
DRIVE ON AUTOISTS
NETS rs ALLEGED
YIOtATORS OF LAW
Charges of Breaking Parking
and Tail Light Regula-
tons Predominant.

Twenty-three arrests were made
yesterday afternoon and last night
by local police for automobile VIC
lations with charges Of not parking
parallel with the curb and having
no tail light predominating.
Sergt, Detzler was responsible for
lei to the curb on s. Main st, the
victims including. p. H Doremus.
sol w. Washington av.: w. B. Chris
TOPPER. Mishawaka: Carl G.. Welt.
Farmers Trust bldg; William Reed,
Buchanan: Marcus W Smith, Mish-
awake; Richard B. Dugdale, $50 f.
Washington av.; Vern Graffmiller,
Mishawaka Leo Ewers, r. R. No.
was also arrested by Sergt. DetzIer.
charged with parking his car in the
no parking zone on w Jefferson
blvd.
Sheldon ZoOk, 402 Lincoln Way r.
was arrested at 4:45 O'Clock at Mish-
awake av. and 1 9th st by State Off
Ger Ostott. charged with exceeding
the speed limit and failing 10 have
"A chauffeurs license. officer Mielke
arrested Russell Turk. 119 W. Colfax
81 at 1850 o'clock for improper
parking on W Colfax St
Not to be outdone by his brother
officers. Motorcycle officer Herman
Schricker staged a war on motorists
without tail lights last night making
10 arrests. According TO some OF
those arrested, they were pursued
for several blocks until either a de-
preston or a high spot in the street
would extinguish the tail light on
their car and then arrests followed.
The arrests for such violations oc-
cured with such regularity that sew
eral pedestrians passing on Main 81.
and Colfax ST halted TO watch the
motorcycle officers operations
Those arrested for failing 10 have
tail lights are: Dr. II. p. Preston.
1910 f. Jefferson blvd. Fred Franks.
Auburn; William ]. Bickle. Misha-
waka. Claude Hawk, 3209 Misha
waka av. Joseph Jacobs. 525 Lee
land nv; Albert Svboda. SIG z.
south st: Ralph Draus. 1927 Rush
ST. Clifford Phillips. Mishawaka:
Edgar Baker. Lucerne. Ind and
George Luksski. sl2 f. Sorin st.
W. H Carey. 129 r. Bowman St,
charged with exceeding the speed
limit on Mishawaka av.. and Will
liam Hutchinson. 100 Fifteenth st.
charged with driving an auto with
the muller open in the 100 block r.
Jefferson blvd. were also arrested
IN ON7car C~b-fotar
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-13
Directors Of Knife and
Fork Club Plan Programs

Directors OF the Knife and Fork
club held a meeting IN the gold room
OF the Oliver hotel last night for the
purpose OF arranging the entertain
ment program for the coming year
A. c. Colt. Of the Coi,-Alder Co. of
Cleveland, an agency for headline
attractions and both national and in-
ternatIonal orators. was present as "a
guest OF the directors.
Dinner was served az 1880 O'Clock
70 about fifteen members who were
IN attendance and afterwards a
round table discussion was held. with
Frank Z. Herring. president o. the
club. presiding. The program COM
naittea has made arrangements for a
special attraction 20 be given az
the clubs first meeting for the year
20 be held the third Tuesday in
October.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-13
Successor to HdnborSky
As Deputy Is In Doubt

Who viii replace Aladar II. Ham
borsky. who last summer severed
his connection with the prosecuting
attorneys Office as a deputy. Is a
question which Pros. Floyd Jellison
declines 20 answer. AR. Jellison
was asked Tuesday who would sue
ceed Mr.. Hamborsky and also
whether the criticism leveled a: his
office for failure 10 have a deputy
IN city court for two days would
spur him 10 make an immediate ap-
pointment. His answer was that
he didn't know that that was any
bodys affair"
Mr.. Hamborsl<y is engaged In
private practice with Offices in the
Farmers Trust building.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-13
SCOUT TROOP MEETS

Troop IS Of the Boy Scouts held
its regular weekly meeting last eve
ming at the Grace NJ. Z. church for
the purpose Of recognizing and re-
registering for the coming year. Az
address was made By Scoutmaster
Floyd L Burch. Plans were sub
mltted and discussed for he erec-
ton OF the new scout cabin which
viii be built shortly on the scout
reservation near the Four-Mils
bridge
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-13

facing the electric chair Especially
SO Of Bowers who fred the shot
While the law prescribes equal
guilt Of both. a jury might fix either
capital punishment or life imprison-
ment as the penalty for Hansen
According 10 Hansen's alleged
confession. the slain taxicab driv-
ers automobile was abandoned at
the Pennsylvania railroad station at
Plymouth
After we abandoned the car,
Bowers threatened 10 kill me II
ever told any person about the
crime Bowers then purchased two
ratlroad tickets % Creetline. o.. with
The money that he had obtained
from the taxi driver He wen. thru
the dead mans clothing after shoot
Ing him. secured some money. a.
sold watch and other valuabIes. I
DO not know how much money
Bowers got as all that I saw OF II
vas when he purchased the two
railroad ticke-s a Plymouth.
Hansen said that Bowers used a
81 caiber automatic revolver N
committing the murder. A big knife
said 70 have been his only share OF
the loot. was given over by Hansen
10 the GAINESVILLE police
Hansen and Bowers parted COM
pony near Mansfield. the former
going % GAINESVILLE TO visit his
mother. Bowers remained at Mans
field.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-13
Paul ". PrdSS Joins Staff
OF Insurance Con1pdny Here

Paul y. Prass, formerly with the
Union shoe Co. has been added 20
the list Of Northwestern Mutual Life
Insurance company's agents in this
city Mr.. Prass who is well known
IN South Bend, has lived here for
the past IA years continuously ex-
cePt for two years army service in
the field artillery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-13
CONSTRUCTION co.
AGENT INSPECTING
'TORN-UP' STREETS
White Company May Again
Make Repairs Under
Guarantee Contract.

Complaint by the board of public
works to the White Construction Co.
upon the condition of the sheet as
phalt pavements on Mishawaka av.,
Eddy st. and Portage av. was an
swered Tuesday, when f. J. Herlihy
of Chicago, general manager of the
contracting company, appeared be-
fore the board at its Tuesday meet
ing, prepared TO make an inspection
of the pavements complained of.
Together with the construction
company's representative, the mem
bers of the board went in a party
this afternoon 10 Mishawaka av. and
Eddy St, permitted Mr.. Herlihy to
make a personal examination OF the
ruts and cavities and later motored
TO Portage av.. where the same rut-
ted condition occurs.
Expect improvements.
Herlihy is expected TO take note
Of the inferior condition Of the pave
ments and returning to Chicago. Will
probably report back his findings
within a. few days. That the White
Co. will disclaim responsibility but
nevertheless, prepare TO undertake
the resurfacing of the complained-ot
areas yet this fall, is the predicted
outcome of Mr. Herlihy's visit here.
Both pavements eddy st. pave
ment having been included in the
contract for the paving of Misha-
waka av.) were laid by the White Co.
within the fve-year guarantee as
provided N the contract and upon
which bonds by the contracting COM
pany are furnished. The Portage av.
pavement was laid in 1918, the
Mishawaka av. pavement the year
before Work was accepted and
bonds were dated in 1913 and 1919,
however. and the guarantees on the
Mishawaka av. contract holds good
until 1928
Made Repairs.
This pavement formed bad ruts
and bumps a year ago. Last fall,
after the same course OF investlga-
ton was conducted the White Co.
put their men 70 work upon the
pavement and taking up the asphalt.
rerolled 1t with a mixture OF old and
new material This summer the
identical condition prevails at the
very sections where the paving com
pany had made repairs. This fact
has given rise to the belief that the
fault lies in the concrete base under
the top of sheet asphalt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-13

An oyerheated stove set fire to the
home OF John Aumick. 612 S. Smith
st. at 1z:s2 O'Clock yesterday after
noon. causing a loss OF $500. There
was no insurance
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-13
The group of Camp Fire Girls Of

the Grace NJ. E. church. held their
regular meeting at the church Mon
day evening. Several readings were
given by Miss Ruth Cookingham.
The group will hike 20 Studebaker
park nert Monday evening for . pic
mic supper.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-13

Frank McKibbon was 20 address
the Girl Reserves Of the high school
at a n Getting Tuesday afternoon His
subject was to be Week Day Re
ngious Education"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-13

At 10:40 O'Clock yesterday morn
ing Engine CO. No. was summoned
20 put out a grass fire along the
Grand Trunk railroad tracks near
the Studebaker factory. TIE blaze
was extinguished without difficulty
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-13

There's a proud modeety IN merit
.averse from asking and resolved
10 pay ten times the gifts It asks.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-13
WOMEN WIN AGAIN

PORTLAND. Ore Sept Ply A. P1-The
house OF bishops q Protestant Episcopal Church
late today voted Ia favor q taking the word "obey"
from the marriage ceremony % that church
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-13
WHO'S GOING TO JUDoEf

NEW YORK sept 12-tBy A. P)-You cannot
Judge book hy Us para graphs when you trying
90 decide whether 90 s tIinted with obscenity-yOu
nust judge the book a. @ whole With this opinion.
Magistrate simpson dismissed complaints against
TIE publisher Of three modern volumes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-13
May Meet Death.

With Marshall county's jurlsdlc-
ten determined. Bowers and Hansen
VII be removed 70 Plymouth where
they viii be lodged ga the Marshall
county jai 20 await Indictment on
first degree murder
Johnson's pockets were turned in
soc out when his body was found
not a penny had been left in his
clothes with hold-up and murder
Iremedltoted. &, Is believed Probable
that both men viii see the conciu-
con OF the charges agains; them by
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-13

NOW COMES the re0i opportunity 10 &C..
cure your home. FIRST time adverttsad
first time offered Brand new modern
Broom efficiency. bath, hardwood
floors, Murphy lu-u-dOr bod, gHraEo,
everything your heart could desire ,u
a home, and tho price breaks AN rec.
ords Tor Tulsa at $500, with every
thing complete, even 90 the garage.
Terms $500 down and Sl5 per month.
Can show any time. Cali Cedar ASA
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For Sale Real Estate
HOUSES ron SALE



DANDY Groom house three bedrooms
ui,c lyIus toum with fireplace aud
wHutcI. garage. located near tho ltnH
I.urk ON Nouvrr prloc Gb.Nh0. terms.
$ 600 dow.l balance tlb month. D.
~ WltwrI nsase 1852, tcaidrn..
Mat tpuHROOM bungalow, sertg..
good wolf vatcr many huut-in Nton'n
CuuNruiHUrrs, complete humD'ftH
place Going TO- California and viii r.H
uf 1. $50. with $500 down AMI $50 u..
month 80 mortgage tp HssUwc Nf
VIII iuho Dodge ur uuiDk car sH part
rnFwrn' 'nN Dsior 5lN
Nuricu co. real ce,ato mon NV rrsgerN
m,tGs' signed. a. " Hoberis
NOW uNpIV conslucuon. new .rlum
home. southeast eide, have th.a fu.
ishci q sult you, terms, uwn'i oH1go
NEW t.NDpN home, must tt.fluuy,
eowo coah balance TO suit os'so 900.
NIW Al duplex, trcaktast rlowr. ra.
rnscs, terms TO suit uwucr oHngo
NORTH sluE-ti 600 cash practically
now east font sN rooms and hroHkf,at
ROOM. opk floors. French doors built .iu
cabinets and bookcases. uirp wautsI go.
tusr Aui Dive W'sslN, E1ol lopkius
fiuui ruf.u, perfect condition iusIde and
out Itlro $3.50. easy ptNWruts. ttI
Cedar puI
NOTICE n rcU estate mon aud ,uc ruh.
|lr. NV house at 1870 S.. N'Npart Az. is
"fl iI' rH...t Mis- D. o. IrvH.
NuuIt uENNHR colonial t.t.nu bun.
fH.Hw. "'N tu''s. pIrod t1r furnace ga.
l'EN '.fu'r I.f. tbiH BE- eouHtluE dIf
ti,al ,.,I .u1 uir'r,,,' .r'sss'. ] ]l.,,e 'h'"o.
modrrn bungalow WIN u,nF r..m
o"o,s taronshou'. tuUtln 'e'raroo
H .uf
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Real Estate for Sale

u'i SIS iNh NN'i NJ
4 BRAND NEw t.room tuugtlo on the
gqs gssdqs,oS S s.S sid @ tga snis. '',s Ss,yj '
oak u1ots. many tuut.in features good
location 81 600 with $500 down hal.
nnce like teut Cedar "u0l.j.
A RIAL uOME-t500 cash. balance Just
like rent trsnd.u'w t.rUnm bungalow.
on tuli.slze lot ON pavement close 90
car line and school. dandy Arrangement ,
oak floors throughout. every buut.iu
convenience. bcbuuful decorations and
electrical nNtuToH. Hriuo 81. 600 Tor im.
mediate sNIr. can Cedar 1874.
ALL NOu NEED 10 tho desiro ana 1850 90
$500 cash. We furnish tho lot bun1
modern homes Co suit hardwood fipura
mantcl nuUDin features and cyerv,hiug
500 uH today. oHaEe AN0l Cedar ma.
o'"He tN'f. evenings
HAUGAtN. trvum bungalow; off,
cost sIi" 0u East Fourteenth All
luNt.Iu features. Including burtIn re.
frlE.fufur $1,000 cash. balance fth urr
month sui Interest," A beautiful home.
o.N'.I p.1Eu 5000
bN IUE OWNER .tour t1uma aud ham.
finished ..' ivory. good decoration.
''',ulr NEHs ONE block from pavement
ana NiuUN. EltHEr. tuu wrU Mnfrf.
could uso o. lHta model Dodge lr lmicN
c1r. ruoo 'aNto trrms 'rlar iHnl
BIG now 6.roum bungalow. breakfast
room uu1 tlo hath large basement
drive, gaHui,ts hii.Hvu. pirtN uputri.
Price 81 900. 81 900 cash balance f.l
rgr month, Cau Mr McCudN Oa1Ec
bEAt glFuL new. 2.storv s.room houee
uu South owHEsH. Cor sale - $4,000 be-.
gNgoN'rt trrHa. NciU. OHngo 5000
IuluuH hVI'1|uI.
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Personal Property
HOUSEHOLD GOOD,

b r. TESNELY. uphoistsrins. ia W
rirst. cedar siu.
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HOUSES rrRSiSHtD

A GOOD I.ruom modern house for rent
furnished, at 90 S. Quincy Os1gc
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-13
Real Estate for Sale


FOR SALE OR REST--Larse warehouse.
located nm track size 40Klt0. concrete
floor and basement also garage. WI
'aase three or five years can Usage
7si3.
room below, apartment Hboye, now
renting flr 400 per month, price
ta.G0U. $3.50 cash wiIl handle Phone
Cedar G3a7.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-13
nnusEr tnK sAIE

A BARGAIN-sscrifice sale; must be sold
Immediately; 6-TOom modern. ftl lot
southwest side Holy Family church
district. must be sold Price $500
proposition for the person with casn.
Coll Mr. Lottinvllio Cedar aJbl.
AN attractive new Terrace drive groom
and breakfast room bungalow. All
built-ln featuTea mautel French doors
and hardwood floors. Basement
plumbed for laundry tubs and furnace,
Garage and drive Price for quick sale
$1,000, with 81 600 cash and balance
easy For appointment call johnson,
with " u. Mccoy. $50 Mayo Bldg,
Cedar 2slI VI Res. Cedar Ssl.