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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-04-08
CHASED BY A DOG,
PET CAT GOES OVER
NIAGARA UNSCATHED
(By The Associates Prsss)

NIAGARA FALLS. N. 7, April
7s-Nigs a pet cat OF customs and
iu1Enis isra1tan. officials at the end Of
the lower steel bridge. Jumped $50
feet dnto the gorge last night when
chased by a dog, and turned up to-
lay q little euffled of fur but other
wise mono the worse for the adven-
ture.
After the cat plunged in the
gorge men employed on the bridge
saw her crawl on the rocks below
and try to climb up the steel
arches. Efforts to rescue her failed
but today she appeared dragging
herself up the edge OF the precipice
near the bridge.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-04-08
NEW ORLEANS STORE
rs DAMAGED BY FIRE
tav The Associated Press)

NEW ORLEANS, April THE
four-sto brick building at Canal and
South Peters street occupied by the
Menge Marine Hardware and Supply
company, was damaged by fire Of un-
determined origin today to the extent
OF approximately 100000. Flames
were shooting from the top Of the
building when the alarm was sounded.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-04-08
INCREASE STOCK OF BIG
SHIPBUIL.DING COMPANY

RICHMOND, Va, April 1.-THE Vir-
s.n s,i,'a state corporation commission
,oISy authorized increase in the capi-
$50 %I stock Of the Newport News Ship
,Tao ,T,'Hihg and Dry Dock company from
TE+-,OOO.ooo =. to $2s,OOO,OOO. Homer L.
'''suSon is president Of the company.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-04-08
BYSTANDER
KILLED IN GUN FIGHT
raw The a boolated Preesl

NEW YORK, April HAIRY Crone,
e. lawyer. an innocent bystander, was
killed tonight in 3 pistol fight between
patrolmen and five men who are al
legged to have stolen tire from an
automobile at Madison avenue and
4Srd street. Two of the men were ar
rested.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-04-08
FRIENDS COME TO ASSISTANCE
OF OLD TIME C COMEDY ACTRESS
Rose COghlan, Now a Broken
Down Old Woman, Almost
Penniless, Prayed for Death.
(Dy The AssooIated Pross)

NEW YORK, April 7.-7Rose Cogh-
Ian, 71-year-old comedy star of an
earlier generation, has been delight
fully converted from her belief that
nobody In the world wants q broken
old woman, and she no longer prays
fer death as the only way out.
News that the distinguished actress
OF the SOS was Ill and almost pennt-
less in her rooms just around the cor
ner from Broadway today, brought an
avalanche of friends to her aid. And
Rose Coghlan walked for the first time
in weeks The doorbell buzzed. Now
It would be the postman with another
sheaf of sollcitious letters. Now 1t
would be q florists boy with more
roses Now an old friend calling in
person to inquire after the health Of
Rose Coghlan and offer aid.
The telephone too poured in steady
stream of sympathetic calls while all
the way across the continent from a
woman who had never even seen Rose
Coghlan act-came an offer Of a big
home, an automobile to ride IN, pretty
clothes to wear for the rest Of her life.
Mrs. Richard Pitman. Rose Cogh-
lan's only daughter said her mother
could not accept the offer however.
for she already has accepted an invi-
tation to spend the summer in a big
house on Long Island. She plans TO
go next week.
One of the etters Miss Coghlin re-
ceived yesterday contained 800
check from David Belasco, producer Of
Debora, the last play in which she ap-
peared. Another brought $225 from
Carl Hunt, an old friend. Sam Harris,
president Of the Producing Managers
association, was expected to call a
meeting of the managers today to dis
cuss plans for an early benefit per-
formance to swell her thin purse.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-04-08
offered Home in California.

ALAMEDA, Cal, April 7.-Rose
Coghlan, aged comedy star of two de-
cades ago, who feared that nobody
in the world wants me" because Of the
tragic role Of penury that fate recent
ly has cast for her, may know now
that there Is a home where she Is
wanted and wanted eagerly in this
city on the east shore of San Fran
cisco bay.
This was the message that Mrs. Tom
Dolphin, 2124 Clement avenue, Ala
(Continued on Page %
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-04
81 l"Smppa Seiloa Naaltroifen'
(airrt garn hi peb bar mango Hapn. }

(0irrt garn Ri peb bar mango Rapr. }
Hu er Oct l9nee iiben iibit,
I'll mebtes paa Sielbpansen bit,
hpor on iaa mangt ct StriSt bar tat
20 iopet isbt iaa maneen Nat.
Sa Der on efter Sagcns StrGp
imat inb / Sptten Lab men airp,
ON libt on ba JOB isbt pan Straa
taa Srioiten. ser on natitst lna.
&aa gansen ipm 8eiloa let,
iom ieb 9inerle i'm pe net
lon 9atteraalens Spner lso
ZEN trala fra Din Munb iaa ieo,
Set bar ben patre Sommertio. =
gtaar Splten iatte IND rblio,
til @~n9nebeim Ben fpttet NED -.
fer ofte nlebtes ri on PED -,
ga Inmbom bar on iaa, on Gen:
III araat og 10 - Iaa on teleu.
Cont on bar faser, bar on IsS
baaSe / 8raat % Satter 9lso.
90 ltunbcm Hang ina rim @ino
CT llngnpmsiang - Ell az DC Inn
Der adler llnsooms Siuc ipr Spit.
cir 2citnins, Iob % Strait | @rpit.
ga. pGlse tunbe on ipm faa,
Ger unbre falot, on flinNe Itaa.
Smiiber aIeo on - lapt on lang:
Set tpm al Senten ali for lang -
9. Z. 8eb HiperbsL
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-04
Fdrmen o. BdVen.
Wsbtstrst al en- prasttR gsrmsr.

8aon baooe for Sarmorbeioer oa
S%parbeioer. Ssie 2enninaer oa bsi,
Frller paa alt muligt Ii9e fra Ben.
tlelplltter, SopeIimer oa @roapapir
I'll agerloro, Cement og Senator-
embeoer bringer fauife 8roiperitp
I'll en- Gel, men Irmoo % ggrarelie
I'll De. fleIte al oS. Ser er en- @ren.
&c tor Ertien paa Sarmprooufter
90 bei arbcioslsu ogiaa.
geite for Saneu.
Gn al De @rinbe, bporfor Sar.
mere paa lapt .lisgenbe 2ano paa.
ltaar, at De life fan ba noaet Selo
iom Sau.aplere, er, at Sc life bar
oronet Jig Zig, at De fan ifiite ON
@eitemarf for Sauerne Here @ange
| Ssbet at Sommerert. 9oubet blir
bef9ngt meb "Stomacb @orm", %
6armeren faar mart Den Gro, at
Sariapl fommer til at misIptfcS al.
Deles for bam.
6slgelOe Roao ira Soma geers
bru9s'tole paSIer mango andre Ste.
Ger emo | Soma. SEQ at islge bislc
Naao er oct muligt, of mango piloe
iii ll5eiaa beloiae Sauaplere berei-
ter, iom DC fsr for ppret ubeloige.
Stri6enten fra n9pnte Sfole %ifriper
Sortienelten, man fan Ia al e.,
Slot Sunfaar, er meget afbGnet9
Of, bporban biSie Suniaar bebano.
les Sommeren giennem. 8aa @runS
al 8ienporbigbeoer forpolbt pes
Stomocb @orm egner life Saar liz
iii at bli ienbt til ct permanent
Taitire for belle Sommeren. Sen
tebite Wetbooe / Wpbarbeioelie al
henne for Sollen iaa farlige Wape-
nIaf er &otation i Saubeitet. Ger
ne0 ioritaaS, at ma bar tPnft Jig
no en- Elan, bporefter man 9aar
rem, % &lunen goor isrit og iremIt
ib pao at Der ififteS Bette for Gan.
eli baaoe tiot % ofte, iiPr for Sun'
iaarene o. 2ammene. Se ltllDe
p9re bare nogle iaa Tiger 40 8al1'
GEN / famine geitemarf, inoen Sarn'
meme er blet iolgt eaer ienot | Wtar'
febet. Mange praftiife Sauaplere
s%,aaitaar, at oct er gapnligt of Init!
Sallerlte ira Ell 9eitemarf til Ell a't'
zen fra ire til fem 8unge | Som'
merenS Sob. 9ammene iI9r ptI
ppre og tribes Iaa meget beore.
Ger err marge Waaberx bpnrpat
man fan faa til friIft, mt Seits,
Slug iaat ON Soften e1er Sinter'
Speoe blir sobt @eite tibligt or
@aoren. Shape iaat mberbper llg'
ener ida fra Wioten al Ipril % no
Gper err uomerfet Sommerfooer fo'
Sauer. Wan fan BRUCE miolertt
bige 8ierber, iom er lette of Hptte
Germanent "@luesraIs" . Taltnr
fon brltges en- fort Sib ON Saarer
ca Ell Sib ON Soften igien. Siol
Soa Sommeren pg Soften nbopes
pil gnge, Igerlanb, 9oen er tags
CT Srl,gtbaper % @aisager pari
aobt Settle for Souer, Ser ogiaa Ri.
iroe meaen goo Seoe i 6orm al
9aol og @ra9rob ira &ooitpffet.
Spcr enfeIt gier al en- Sauflot
bill ia fine egne iGrlige 8orbolo a
reare meo og rettc Zig eiter, 'mer'
| res itaoigt at fomme ihu, bpor nsO.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-04
THE o
Appreciation OF Mr.. Thorhammer.
807 10Th Street,
Newport News, Va,
July 4, 1922.

July 4, 1922.
Decorah-Posten,
DEBORAH, Iowa.
Gentlemen
Enclose you Sl.00 for six months
subscription to your paper sent to
address above.
My attention was called to your
paper by chance notice of an article
on the planet Mars by Theo. Thor
hammer OF Portland, Oregon. The
character of that article naturally
drew me to observe the general tone
or manifest" of the paper as a whole,
which | must here bear witness TO.
Mars as a "sister-state" is n
fascinating speculation, especially
with the new possibilities opening ND
tor radio. But you will observe that
the biologist, who in the very nature
OF things has an equal share in the
problem, seldom turns TO it as a fruit
iul source of lucubration. However,
may not the student of life imagine
on biological grounds what the as
tronomer does on physical?
AT any rate, | believe that celestial
facts" as sketched by Mr.. Thor
hammer are we'll worth popularizing.
If undue attachment to things ma
terialistic is threatening to withdraw
our heaven" beyond Our practical
comprehension somewhat, may we
not be reminded again by turning to
our heavens" whose gem-like orbs
the opening eyes of babes will weep
for? - Where the stars, like our
flowers, never quarrel? A good medi-
cine for the sickness caused by too
much Earth is the study and con-
temptation of the perfect harmony
we can SEE Above all in a great
and restful silence!
Please advise if you have any back
numbers on hand containing similar
articles. l have a number of friends
to send them to.
Should you think part or all of this
effusion of general interest TO readers
of Decorah-Post you are free to
publish. =
Very sincerely yours,
ALFRED X. SEARS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-04
Srinaer bsiere Qsm YruIpcritD?

gil bsiere 2sn for 9parbeioers
bctpoe beore Briier for Sarmpro.
frfter2 ipsrger oct m9gti9e cana.
rife useifrift Sanity Seralb ans
8eeflp Star. "Sbe BROTHERHOOD Of
Noilmap engineers" gisr ben Taa.
itano o. preper at forIpare beie
Cenninaer for Weolemmerne. 9ette
BROTHERHOOD" merler fort og gobt,
Of 9pnningerne ifuloe peobli lige
reie lon MI De faa iibite Iarene. 0a
grbeiosmpnbS Samilier maatte flo.
re Tia meo 7 Collar pr. lee til
2ipsopbplb, par Sarmprobufter noe,
zen intet p9rb, og Sormerne maat.
tc lepe npiten paa &egerpis for at
flore fla meb fine Snotegter, or
r~1menterer "Sroberifabet". &c bsit
9pnninaer / ariesaarene broete
Iroiperitp til @rpnapleren og Dem,
Ger apleoe Sarmopr.
Sisie Ir9nmenter og 8runoc
.rpl1aer libt nsiere Snipeftion, IN
SEN en- fan gaa meO paa ben Sbeori.
ot b6iere 9aelen / Sabriferne og
rco Sernbanerne er til noget 8aun
Tor Tormerne. Ssi 2en / Ell boi!!'
fcniombelit 9inje inbenfor Snouitri'
IN bar Ell 9enbens til at briue /
Geiret 9snningernc / De anbre Gin.
ipr GA ultioa til at eqe Yriien paa
iobriferet @oos. Oct er e9entlig al
irttc mer Benge / Girfulation, meN
cnore Orb at quite op initiate,
Cinoenc / alminbeligbeb. 90 mar
fln6e wiriItes til at iperge, buor
marae set er, iom err / beore Scar
i0oa, ems sc funhc .ba p9ret noel'
nj 0ertnc "~Snflation" % "9eilation"
Se Ter iioite Iarene? Sarmarbeioe
re oo 9parbeioere er megct afbGn.
o.ae al bperanore, og buiS Sparbei'
ieren for en- Sio bar eooe &uar poa
Commandments 9efoitning cacr
pmoenbt, fan man altio bore iiffer
raa, at ipr eaer ienere fommer ell
Gpgisrsoag. Sette er netop, bpa>
hcnot err MI Be TO 1iSite Mor. Fri-
1crre paa Iarmprobllfter blep pres.
icbe neo / 1920. Sormerne maatte
naie iia meo of funne fie6c bare Def
melt n~eOpcpsige, % 6obrifbiulene
@uinouitrierne iafilebc encr itano,
ie0e, iaa nlaltge Irbeibere bleo OF.
tciosIeie. ut ienoe pp / Seirct Tri-
ierne pao IrbeiOe % Eroouftcr
paer life SelItanoen. Sor en- Sio
:an BET pirfe itinuileren0e paa San,
bcIen; men BET enoelige &eiultat u
nil.
Sterre Ircouftipn paa Snrmen
iterre gfonomi, bpab Smf9itnin'
Qerrtc meo transport % Sorbelin1
onooar, / Sprbinbelie meo itsrr(
efficiency, bpao Irbeioet / gpen OF,
roar, piloe ia iii Splge nogen ito.
rig, permanent Sremgarg til bet
tcbrc.
Iettc err / Iiot frt/ Speriettelie
1tppnte Sournals Spn paa Sagen
Gaer bar oct for en- Sib iiben. Ir.
tifIcn inbeboIber en- goo Tortior
Fonfefsbe. Set fan bpnbe, naar
of fomnler til alt, at altfor bsic
Sertillger og Irbeiospriier OF aft
Tor beie Sriler paa Sarmprobufter
/ 99rgben er nler til Sfabe ems
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-04

at SafuIte.
tet bar funS.
einitetn bill
ger beo Uni.
no BERTH er
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peb uniber.
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riitetet.
ms ~onlbeltan.
fnrn og Uni.
r0t han finer
Sfapanfer:
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-04
ft.

fabsntanb Ses
es bar n9itr
Del at gefoR.
petite SonSe,
pan bar nen,.
TT SorbifiGIu
Zoe "ipGIge"
ropa, og Ioi.
/ flere Gage
me Tibet bpg.
~iifrrer, Of ben
pet pure Soon.
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ties Soft for.
ut De fornan
10 tRnfte Be:
faneren er En-
Flpgtebe Suie
bsieite SidS.
n og Runte
polbt ia,
gubnSat
1n gobt bore,
t., men tiere
o bare poll.
nben profete.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-16
MISSOURI
Farms aud city Property
Frank Rudy Realty c.,
AFnHEn No


BIG OPENING " dstrylnE, stock and
farming lands in beautiful hama val
Icy this spring. *. =. Heron. Dhama.
n NJ.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-16
p.,I Estate for Sale
,rprAGT D SAFE

.AcREAGE TOR SALE IS
~TpEs good house, barn, fruit.
W 80 e.quafter mile north old
h time 10 buy acreage. We have
l0N u ',ssts on the flat rock bottom.
ftcIs, ,siiy located. rich soil, Just ready
Piyu1 At reasonable prices and at
'.,tays terms , cs,l on snd p' inc ,ods syosp rsf
stfon only so minutes drive from
b s's I'D Main 10 these tracts, on a
ftifa patterson-Lee Realty Co..
f' posloson Bldg, Usage $3.50; Res.
sfsn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-16
Real Estate for Sale
HOTsEs EOR eAIE

FOR sALE-southeast, nearly new a,
room and breakfast room. Basement
and garage East front. Oak floors.
french doors, nice fixtures and mantel.
Large rooms. good surroundings, on
pavement $500. Small payment down.
balance like rent. sheldon & Co. Usage
s257.
FOR SALE-By owner. ~, 900 equity for
$4,000 In Hillcrest Ridge home. six
rooms ava breakfast room, hardwood
floors, mantel. French doors and all
ouilt-in features. 7.car modern garage.
lot bOxlS0, on pavement. close 70 trans
portation. Must be sold by May 1 as 1
am leaving city. Address 400. care Of
World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-16

o sALE-By owner. two duplex houses
on corner lot; each has four large
rooms, two large closets. one large bath.
strictly modern. Double service can be
acquired by two families. Newly deco
rated and painted, good well, shade
trees, room tor business house on same
lot; two garages. $1,000: large dis
count for cash. This property il clear
OF any ~incumbranCe. on O. a., r.,
street paved; reason Tor selling. wife
dead ! want TO move 20 my daughters
in California. Can 1915 and i2i7 W.,
Archer. Phone Cedar o..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-16
A REAL VALUE

seven-room modern home with all
built-in features; practically new
with double construction through
out; basement, refrigerator room,
garage; grounds attractlvely land
scaped: on pavement. in excellent
residential district Oklahoma city.
Would like TO exchange for Tulsa
property OF similar character. Deal
with owner only. Price difference
can be adjusted. For details adj
dress 232-G, care Tulsa world,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-16
LANDS AND FARMs ron SALE hi

FOR TRADE-L,I2O acres Irrigated farm.
all valley land: 25 acres bearing apple
orchard; 400 acres under cultivation.
three sets good improvements. Price
6 10000. ". G. Hanoy Co, Tuloma
building.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-16
SfO,5OO-MAPLE RIDGE
nTGTDTrT
nuNGALoW

IVVNIIVN
S7.5O0-This attractive bungalow has
five rooms and breakfast o
Located near Llndell boulevard, on
pavement. A specially built home,
living room across front, best white
oak floors, mantel, fine decorations,
tile bath. pedestal lavatory, base tub,
two south bedrooms. all built-in
features, basement, furnace. garage
and drive; $1,000 cash handles,
A. j. JENKINS & SON
Usage 4306-3775 52S Mayo Bldg.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-16
VACANT LOTS
MAPLE RIDGE AND SUN
SET PARK

on ! AANN
$500 South and east corner ! .
i2S.foot frontage. Maple Ridge
S5,dOO-Suuth front lot with 900
feet. beautiful maple shade trees.
Maple Ridge. T~wCuty-iirst street.
1G,SOO-Cornor lot, South Madison
tUON16O feet. One of the good lots
OF this beautiful street
s7tOd-COruur lot. cast front,
iaONlG0 feet Sunset Park.
Si5OO-iOONtiO feet. Sunset PARK
3L75O-SOuth Norfolk. g3Nl2O feet
{316O-75Nl60 feet, sunset Park
S5,OOO-Corucr lot, |l2ONl35 feet. on
Woodland boulevard Sunset Park
f5.l5O-l5ONl6O feet, corner lot,
sunset Park.
81, 3O0-gONi35 feet. Sunset Park.
EA2OO-iluNti0 feet, Sunset Park
Ss,bOO-Coruor lot, South and east
front, 222-foot frontage. Sunset
Park.
tii,bOO-2OO-foot front by 1875 feet
deep. facing $4,000 home. Sunset
Park.
Sib. OOO-12Sx2lG feet. running
through the block. Maple Ridge.
n interested In high-class building
locations. we are exclusive agents
for Sunset Park and u number oG tho
best lots In Maple Ridge district. II
will pay you to sco our list before
buying
BLAIR BROTHERS
sol Palace Bldg
Cedar $50 Usage 1879
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-16

CHOICE LOCATION - Handsome
brick home, in Sunset park; large
corner lot, center hall: two tile
baths; also toilet and lavatory on
iIst floor; MIN rooms, including :
large sleeping porch; canvAssed
and painted walls. in beautiful
soft tones; artistic lighting fix
lures large basement, with COM
bihation furnace; laundry trays
and electrically equipped for laun-
dry; 2-car garage, modern v
room. This elegant home is Of
tered a. u sacrifice price, under
present cost OF construction. own
p ts y Twenty-flrst 81. Phone
Ongs bOS9.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-16

ALL you NEED IL $500 cnsh 60 buy new
b-room house and sleeping porch. fine
location, quarter acre 81 ground, block
OF car, on paving, Call owner. Usage
tt0l, cedar ne, Usage t2t0-I.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-16

FoR SALE BY OwNER-six-foom mod.
ern house, basement. garage, driveway.
good wen water: on North Ewood.
close 20 good schoO, sewer paid. only
one payment on paving, This " a
good desirable location for home: east
front ana very pretty surroundtngs
Nlt sell at a sacrifice price. reason.
abls payment and liberal terms. No
dealers need apply. Phone Cedar iiiS
or bft.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-16
Real Estate for Sale
HOUSES TnR sALE

sroNEBREAKER BUNGALOW
1000, five large rooms. breakfast room
aud sun parl0ri full-front living room
me Basement. good attic; cak floors
ol-painted. walls; buiit-in features.
garage and driveway, owner wants Of
terf terms Phone Cedar us.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-16

THREE-ROOM box house. restricted ad.
dltion. sewer, lights, gas and water
sNeilable. owner says sell this lot
end throw IN the house. $500 cash and
tso Der month, can Usage SIC.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-16
BRICK HOME

BRICK HOME
$50, 500-south and east corner lot.
one of the finest homes OF the city.
South side location. Center hall,
large living room, sun parlOr. library,
dining and breakfast room, two large
pantries. kitchen and servants din
Ing room, four sleeping rooms. three
baths and two sleeping porChCs.
Third floor finished for servant
quarters, three rooms and bath.
Full-size basement, three-Car garage
and servant quarters. Private water
system. Lot contains One-quarter OF
a block Of ground. A beautiful To-
cation. Possession In 80 days. This
home cannot be duplicaed today for
less than 100000, without the
grounds. II interested In a real bar
gain, phone us for appointment.
BLAIR BROTHERS
sol Palace Bldg.
Cedar $50 Usage 1879
1900 cash down and 500 per
month buys n three-room house. re-
stricted addition, gas, water, sewer
and lights available,
5000 cash, balance like rent, takes
this bargain; five rooms, modern,
on paving, good location. Price
1880.
$500 cash and $50 per month, a
nifty flve-roOm modern house, close
TO Boswell addition. Price $500,
$3.50 cash, balance monthly pay
ments, buys this five-room modern
homo on North Wheeling, Price
1850.
$1,000 cash, balance monthly pay
ments, buys this beautiful home, six
rooms, gas and drive. East side.
Price $1,000.
Extra well-bullt. six-room home
on South Yorktown large corner lot,
$4,000 under market value, Price
$1,000; terms II desired.
d. c.. POWERS & CO.,
1909 Daniel Bldg, Phone Usage SIC,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-16

Seven-room new bungalow on 50-foot frontage in ten
hundred block of South Boston $19,500.
Nine-room solid brick bungalow which is one of the
finest homes along South Madison, and the owner must
sell, so if you want this home, we will show you the best
bargain in high-class property. $25,000
Owner of fine broom brick home in Maple Ridge
on a wonderful corner, says trade this for some close-in
property or good income. The price is $4,000.
,J0plimS, Whi&eSide G. FARMER
Real Estate, Insurance,
Kennedy Bldg. lis East Fourth st.
Usage 7448 Usage 3743
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-04
Scientists
Accept Invitation To
Visit United States

TOkio.-The minister Of education
on behalf of the Japanese government
has accepted an invitation from Doc
tor George E. Vincent. president of
the Rockefeller Foundation of New
York. to name and send a commission
of Japanese medical scientists to visit
the medical institutions of the United
States and Canada as the guests Of
the Rockefeller foundation.
The idea originated with DR.. Vim
cent who was in the Far East some
time 6 in connection with the ac-
tivities of the Rockefeller Foundation
in China and was prompted partly by
the success that attended the visits to
America of similar commissions from
Great Britain. Brazil and Belgium.
The invitation, transmitted by Bar
on Shidehara, Japanese ambassador in
Washington suggests that the commits
sion should consist OF our or five
men. well-known as representative OF
the important branches Of medical
science and of the principal medical
universities and institutes of the
country; that this commission would
be the guests of the Rockefeller Foun'
dation from the time it leaves Japar
until it returns again to these shoes
and that the spring of 1928 would-b'
the most suitable time for this visit
which should last for about thre'
months.
The minister of education. in &C
cepting the invitation. expressed hi
approval of the suggestions and I'm
dertook to select a commission tina
could claim to be truly Representative
of Japanese medical science.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-09-04
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an artlcle IN the sunday herald. An
article 4nder tne heaolng OF East
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