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Middletown transcript., 1922-10-09
Glass Once Was Costly.

For many centuries slassmaking
was a fin art known only to few
When the Book Of job was written
glass was worth its weight in gold
and the Phoenicians seem to have trad
ed glass beads as jewels among the say
ages of northern Europe according to
the Detroit News II used TO be
thought that the ancient Egyptians st
I'M early epoch anticipated the discoV-
cry made by the merchants Of Stdon, for
Il drawing of two workmen apparent
ly enga ged in glassmaking had been
discovered in a tomb of the eleventh
dynasty. But The best authorities now
agree that the drawing represents
some other process of manufacture
The Sidonians certainly held for d
long time the monopoly in glassmak-
ing, and they spread the use of tbs,
new material throughout the Medb-
terranean. Later the Romans became
admirable artists in glass.
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SPORTING NOTES

America has this year beaten Eng
land at polo, golf and rowing.
San Francisco will have six-club
soccer football league this fall.
Great Britain has more than. so rec
ognized women's soccer football teams.
There is a disposition on the part of
the more exclusive golf societies to
ridicule the class of golf played on mu-
nicipal courses.
Malcolm Aldrich, all-American half
back and captain Of the Yale 1922
baseball team, will be named as base
ball coach at Yale.
Ten schoolboy athletes throughout
the United States have been credited
with running 100 yards in less than
ten seconds during the last year.
w. E. "Bill" Pincher, all-American
end in 1920, and Georgia Tech foot
ball star, will coach the Atlanta Tech
High football candidates this fall.
Johnny Weismuller created SEN
sation the other day when he won
swimming race and failed to smash
q record.
The New York boxing commission
has the real knockout punch for fight
ers. Five in one day We're suspended.
Various were tine offenses of the box
era
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HOW 'POSSUM ESCAPED

MIR. FOX was running home one
AsA night, or rather early one morn
ing before it was light. when he STUN
bled over Mr.. PoSsum. He dropped
his basket and ran, for he did not dare
stop TO see what had tripped him.
"Oh, it is you!" called Mr.. Possum
Come back, Mr.. Fox, and get your
basket. | can tell you | have no ap-
petite for food this morning"
why didn't you speak when YOU
saw me coming instead of lying about
like dead poSsum and soaring Il fell
low out of his wits?" asked Mr.. Fox.
Mr.. Fox. you all don't even know
the meaning of that word scare" said
Mr.. Possum, picking himself up and
walking alongside Mr.. Fox. Tonight
has been the most scarefulest night
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CAT RETRlEVES BALLS

Two golf amateurs-t!ecidedly
in that class-of Forest Hills
have great scheme for retriev-
ing balls that won't keep to the
fairway. Both players habitual-
ly go into the rough.
The other day they brought
along a neighbor's cat, Peter, by
name. Catnip was rubbed on
the ball before driving. After
the shot Peter was called upon
to perform. He was soon pranc-
ing about the missing bali
which had landed. as usual, In
the uncharted territory. The
scheme worked oet fine. all ex-
cept the neighbor's permission
to take Peter for another &c
holes.
His paws are all torn and
tender from the last trip" she
said Indignantly.
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Cornelia's popularity as Il feminine
name throughout Europe is due to the
martyred Pope Cornelius whose relics
were brought TO Compeigne by Charles
the Bald. In the Low Countries, Cor
nellus became Keetje or sometimes
Kee. Nelson is Dutch rendition Of
Cornelius.
But though Cornelia's jewels may
have been her children, she had tai
ismanic stone, the turquoise. 1t Is said
to protect its wearer from the danger
attendant upon travellers and to bring
them good fortune when they see the
new moon reflected on its surface. Sat-
urday is her lucky day and one her
lucky number Holly, signifying fore
sight. is her flower
Copyright by the Wheeler Syndicate. Inc.)
Middletown transcript., 1922-10-09

Pittsburgh Pirates about six years ago.
st. Louis Nationals have purchased
Pitcher Lester Sell of the Syracuse In
ternational League club.
William Wrigley is going to build
a new ball park il Los Angeles and
says there'll be no signs en- the out
field fences.
Donovan, the youthful first sacker
of the Albany club. is said to be one
of the real finds of the year in East
ern league circles.
The Cleveland Americans, seeking
outtielders, have taken an option to
purchase Howard Su,nIna from Wichi-
ia Falls.
The work of John Mitchell, short
stop, and Wilson Fewster. inserted
at third base, is highly pleasing 10
Boston fans.
Connie Mack has offered an Athletic
contract to Clyde Mearkle, former
Pennsylvania state infeldcr who has
beeh playing in a semi-rro league.
The st. Louis Nationals will train
at Bradentow:. Fla, next sprii.g. This
Will be the first tlIae since 1914 that
the Cardinals have trained in Florida.
Unofficial standings show that
Charleston, Jimmy Hamilton mana
ger, has won the pennant in the South
Atlantic association.
Charles Red Doom, former star
catcher and manager of the Philies,
occasionally gets into a game In At
lantic City, where he is engaged in the
real estate business.
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they brought rubbers and an umbrella
along that it did not rain they be-
lieve that to be the truth.
"And yet you and know that that
has made no difference with the King
of the Clouds.
"He hasn't looked down and having
seen that lady with her rubbers and
umbrella decided then that he would
let Mr.. Sun take the sky just to annoy
her"
Take the skye" questioned the first
rubber
Haven't you heard some one say
of another that that person has taken
the floor? Meaning, of course, that
that person has been the speaker or
principal one about at that time.
We'll, | can't speak Of Mr.. sun as
having taken the floor so | speak ot
him us having taken the sky" the
second rubber explained.
But it does seem 50 absurd to me
to hear people talk. I've been III shops
and some one will say:
that color ribbon of course they are
all out of it,
"And then I've been in taXi-cab and
my owner has said:
"'There. | was waiting until | got
drenched for taxi and none came
along and now that I'm in one see
any number pass by
"Oh, how such speeches do amuse
me- Well, it is good thing we can
find some amusement when we are
only pair Of rubbers."
Yes" said the first rubber, I've
heard such speeches, just aS you have,
and they, too, have amused me. just
us though our owner or any other
person were singled out in such way
But it is too bad we're not more
popular. Dear me, dear me. how many
of us have heard ii said:
"'Oh, Mama, why do l have to put
on rubbers? They're 50 hot and herrid
Please don't tell me | have TO put
on rubbers. The ground isn't really
Wet
"And then, too, grown-ups don'i
hatter us any more than they can
| help.
yet when it pours people are
thankful enough for their rubbers ant
tnat we will keep them from catching
cold
But even though we do So mucl
good and help people so much sill
we are not popular and doubt if Tt
ever will be-"
II doubt it too said the secont
rubber.
And tTien the rubbers creaked "A lit
tie song they had made up. 1t was
| called:
"The Pair of Rubbers and Thei
Song"
This was the way ii went:
Were only a pair of rubbers
And nobody cares much for us.
When we have to be worn
l. On uncertain days. oh goodness,
There is such fuss!
We're not things OF beauty,
We're not things of brains.
But to keep people from
Catching cold We really
Do take pains
And SO we should get some praise!"
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Ex-balkline Billiard Champion vii.
lie Hoppe will open an academy in
New York city this fall.
Paul w. Costello of the Vesper Boat
club, Philadelphia, new national single
sculling champion, is a cousin of Jack
Kelly, Olympic titleholder.
Protests have been filed against Gar
Woods Baby Gar III which won the
Fisher-Allison trophy at Hamilton,
Ont.
Perhaps Eddie Held will be the com.
STRIPPING Of boy nineteen years old.
whose work this summer stamped him
real golfer.
John Hayes, one Of the best all
around athletic stars in Western Penn
sylvania, will wear the colors Of Col
umbia university in competition DUR
ing the coming winter.
Pope Perry. guardian of the Naval
academy eleven of 1918 and 1919 and
Edgar Cruise, backfeld man for
three seasons, are additions to the staff
of Bob Folwell, coach Of the academy
eleven for the coming year.
-
Harry Greb, the windmill" prize
fighter, has lately burst forth into
print with story tc the effect that he
Is going to give over his ring work as
soon as he has chance at Georges
Carpenter
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ever knew, and If you would like TO
Lear about 1t, listen," he continued.
"What does the word 'scarefulest'
mean?" inquired Mr.. Fox.
ut means when you are scared so
you think you are dead that is scare
fullest" replied Mr.. Possum.
II was going about not far from
field of sweet potatoes when l heard
a noise and out from everywhere l
looked came dogs and of course knew
here were men behind them.
II scooted under rail fence and
made for a tree and up went and,
would you believe It, Mr.. Fox, those
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MADE SHOT FROM BENCH

Odd happenings on the links
are ever likely, especially when
field Of golfers are gathered
together, as was the case in the
open championship at Skokie.
On the final day Eddie Loos,
former VanCortlandt park,
New York city, caddie, had a
peculiar experience while play
ing the second hole. His tee
shot had gone wide, but instead
Of coming at rest ,n the rough
on bunker, rs is usually the
case, it bounded on to u bench
and stayed there. Eddie con-
trived to play the ball from
where it lay. and actually made
the hole in four.
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Moslems Seal Graves.

A Moslem grave in Turkey, once ~
has been filled in, is never reopene+l
on any account With view to re-
moving the fainteSt chance Of its being
thus defled the MosemS plant cE
press tree on every grave Immediately
after the burial.
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hoqe Workman EIioible.

Ohio state football prospects were
boosted when Hoge Workman, quarter
back, visited Columbus and reported
that he had passed the only outstand-
ing condition against his eligibility for
the 1922 team.
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Dangerous Symptoms.

Nal think we'd better call Doctor
Jones. Freddy has a severe pain liza
the head.
Pa-Oh. pshaw He's had that so
often before.
Ma-Yes, but never on day when
he's free from school.
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Knew His Mother,

Teacher-Now we will say that your
mother bought three dozen oranges. the
Dealers price being 80 cents dozen,
how much would the purchase cost
her?
Johnny-Seventy-fi cents. Mas q
SIN dandy at bargaining.
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died when Jim Bagby was operated
upon for appendicitis. Although Bag
by's record this year has been nothing
to boast of. he might have supplied
the ounce Of strength needed in n final
squirt of Iris Speakers team. He will
be out for the rest Of the year.
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One Way to Cure IL,

"Willie. you must not talk when food
is in your mouth"
"All right. Quit asking me ques-
tions when I'm eating" Free
p~nea
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Red Sox Rux Ad lynch.

The Des Moines Western League
club announce the sale of Pitcher
Adrian Lynch to tie Boston club of
the National league.
Middletown transcript., 1922-10-09

As a rule it takes long hard work
to get to the top in pictures. But it
was easy for Patsy Ruth Miller, a
beautiful seventeen-year-old "moviss
star, who recently won a contract
She was visiting her parents in Cali
fornia when a director saw her at the
beach and told her he wanted her In
a photoplay. She worked In that pio-
ture, then went to another studIuk
handed In her photograph anu prounpt-
iy got another engagement. She w.
born in St. Louis, has dark brown
hair. brown eyes and 10 5 feet 2E
inches tall. She has a vivaeious usasss
ner and keen mind that give her -
cided personality.
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Hardest Hittinq Battery.

According to recent averages, Bush
and Schang of the Yankees form the
hardest hitting battery in the major
leagues.
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jim BAGBY IS OUT OF GAME
Operation for Appendicitis on Big
Indian Pitcher Puts Him on
Shelf for Season.

If the Cleveland Indians had any
persisting hopes of winning the Amer
lean league pennant this year, they
Middletown transcript., 1922-10-09
Start Four-Year Course.

Michigan university will start Il
four-year course in physical training
this fall
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THE ORDINARY
ANTIQUE.
Did you bring
home any an
I ! q u IS fro m
abroad?
Onc-an ariSto-
cratic husband.
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Baseball
Notes

Carmen Hill was Il member of the
Pittsburgh Pirates about six years ago.
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Correct.

reacher-Spell chagrined.
Bright Boy-S-h-e g-r-i-n-n-e-d.
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st. Louis Nationals have purchased
ternational League club.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-14

FURNISHED OF G-rpOm apartment or
bungalow, wanted By september & good
reference, no children. OsaEe b6is,
FIVE or SIX ROOM apartment or bungs-
low, wanted by September o good RET.
erence, no children, Usage 6bis.
WANTED TO RENT-suhurbau home on
a good road, " 10 rooms. Osage l7aO,
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Ep' N'N 'NN htN' ~
FOR RENr- Modern; ,up,to-datc bungg
rent $50 per month g. SeliuEer, iih
Mitco blie OsaRe Sote
FOR -Uufurnishcd. half of
brand. new duplex, $50 pet month. three
nice rooms ana bath, never occupied
located corner of South M,ybelie and
West Eleventh street, ON paving one
AZ Jlb W. sixth ST., or phone osase
FuR RENr-Very close in on south Car
son. seven rooms sleeping porch ga-
rage sloo per month. Phone osas'
.----
tuUR. ROOM buugalov and room buuKa.
low all new hardwood floors, furnace,
basement, garage. CAN owner. Onago
FOR RENT--ll room house. close In; ar
hanged 10 rent out apartments. cedar
ron RENT-siK. room housei modern,
electric lights. good well ot water. no
small children. bsage l2Nn.
FOR RENr-tOg 81 Owassu. room mod.
ern house. on ear line and iltney, pos
session ut once. can Usage eo36 or 233
Iowa MOS
FOR RENr--Enst naif " duplex. four
rooms, private bAth; sleeping porch
free water. 1909 T. Admiral Cal psaEc
FOR RtNr-Largc. padded vans. with
sS,'iG mem 40 mo,s PACK ,aoy5 95 ',S,SG
Hodgcs F,rcproof warchouse. osaso
6si9. Cedar 2slt AJAX Tor free storage
pan -------.----
FlNE.NOOM modorn, with yptsge. drive.
way. chicken lot aud garden, 500. \.
Huuis usaHo s2na u,
FOR RENT House, g4Nba. block los lot
9, front room g4NAU. burk room 24NIg.
In Shidler OKLA. Rush Roberts, Paw
nee, OKLA.
FOR RENr-ro adults room modern
house. liOs s. Catthage ST. call fitt~,
HALF of U-foom duplex. modern. close to
bus line. ai0 ". Thirteenth place.
HOUSE tlr rent. CHvyu rooms and bath,
Twenty -flrat and South Hustou. Apply
loob Meyo ndE rhonc usaEo so69
iNpErE NDENcE. h. ai7 Duplex apprt-
ment. four rooms. basement. garage,
ms YOUR MOVE NENT-Ioe Uodg,s
Transfer. moving ard storage PACK.
ing furnture Hprcihity le0 ElE.n
KENOsliA, s., u7.-sly blocks from Main.
broom strictly modern new bungalow,
$500 u month
LAWTON. :, 3l9ll- Modern. new duploN
three rooms ON each side Os1ge csc.
LEWIS. n. be.-Ncw d.room house, ACROSS
the street from Whittier school See
v. J. SChluWp. os1Ce 5lA5.
MAIN, y. llOJ-Fivs fuums. 2,oar gn-
ragc; i7oi no rhonc c1lls onswcrcd.
NEW five rooms and breakfast room,
floors. living room across tronti pHk
floors. full basement. good southeast.
side location, adults only. SIS; Will
lease f1r oue year. Cedar llt2
NEW Groom sleeping porch u duplex
garngc, no children, 56 \. Whecling
NEW ,pur rooms duplex, garage. m
children. Sc ~. Wheeling
sTN-ROOM house, duplex. nicely deco
r1tcd Oeagc 2o9A.l.
SEVEN ROOM hollow Tile house. mod.
crn, built-in features, baTomcnt good
well water. garage. bbi S. Peoria 81
can 56i s. quaker St JOHN ShoefstnlL
SlN-RppM. meaefn heuse; cloae IN ag
car line, new paint and paper, good
well; $50. Phone Osage 1891,
THREE ROOM MODERN, unfurnishod
duplex G14H n Main. Osage 20ib Il.
HOUSES-FURNIsIED ~
BOULDER ~. G2e--Half of duplex. four
rooms and bath; nicely furnished and
decorated. OsRse 1913 or 20t
EDISON. ". lla-For renti furnished
Groom. modern house. Osage g0i5
FOR RENT--sN rooms ana large sleep
ing porch, furnished close In uu South
Denver Usage 72os or Osase 7As.
FOR REST-- Furnished. two rooms aui
NN -.
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FOR TRADE-Two excellent 4fsmily,
brick apartments, eight apartments Of
five rooms and bath Curhi largo airy
purches. beautiful CRATES. French Erel
enamel finish. quarter r-Hnwed oak fluprs, !,
cozy and tasty decorations, neat electric
fixtures. built-in kitchen cabinets, large
basement; garage Tor each apartment, /,
splendid residential district; rental In
come 1920 annually, want In exchange
hiEh class vacant ar residence property
OF will located. clear farm land up 20
tit. 900, good tHruH on balance; price
sos 900. can %. L Chancellor, osaCe
2297
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Real Estate for Sale


HOUSES ron SALE -
SACRED HEART pisrRtCT--Fot sale by
owner troom modern house. well built
ivory finish oak floors. two rntchea ma
tive shade. we'll garage and basement; /;
or trade ON acreage. l1l9 3. IT. Louif
w. p Noe.
SAOREp uEARr dsjrlct. tS7b0, brand
new bungalow slN extra large rooms
oak floors throughout. built in brcakta.t
buffet. and cabinets. two Fots NJ French
doors, thtpe unuHually large bedrooms.
all with south exposure tho hath win
basement roughcd IN Tor furnace, gn.
fagatuud drive This beautiful new
bungalow faces some of the most hand.
soma homes in thg city on .pev"mont
iu highly restricted district ti,b0u cash
will handle. can tcdnr lasl
SOUTH sIpE-ti,5Oo cash, brand new
bungalow. six rooms including break.
fast room OAK floors Throughout FfoHrh
DOORS every built-in cnnvculcuoo. exc
uuisite decorations and finish. base.
mont roughed n for furnace garage
aud drive. ON pavement near Fifteenth
stfcot iu one ~ the uiccHt rDHtrictcd de.
trlcta iu the city, only 1880 Cedar
tess
SOUTHEAST side, 4.f0om modern house
ulco uwn. $3.50 cash. sit por month";
Price iN1a0 Call Cedar 1870
TERRACE pRIvE--Hroud new six
rooms and brc1ktat ruuW bcautiful
w1ufcl. good decorations and lght
r,tutcf. an built loo features, large
basement ruuInUd lu FOR furnace and
laundry tubs. EuruHr, solid dtlNet
vacation time price $1,000. $1,000
yApoS INVESTMENT 60,
El5 Kennedy tldg
OsHEo tH5JHOsaEs 0uhh.
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Property for Exchange
ron sA,r ON kNCnANGE

FOR SALE or TRADE--iO. room apart
meni house and just remodeied, VIII
take good car or small house and lot
as art aymcnt Usage Slg
FOR SALE OR TRADE--l7O acres OF
level land, one mile from city limits N
Hugo. OKLA, town 81 about 1000
population. This land 10 ideal for dairy
farm. Or can be cut up iu small resi-
dentiai tracts Phone Osage i7Gi.
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"owN YOUR HOME"

Do you own residence lUt7 We win buud
a huuse Tor yOu following your plans a.
We Will furnish them, payments month.
Iy 10 suit your purse; COnsuit our build.
Iug department Fld'UfY Investment
90. Usage 1856 First floor, Security
building.
OWN YOUR HOME"
ONLY $500 CASH--Glvcs you possession
nearly new b-rCou bungalow, cas-
fOut Duk floors. corner lot, fine dec
orAuons. choice district, hot bargain
Price $3.50, t13 per month, Hart 4
Sons Phone Usage @.
PARKHILL BUNGALOW-siSr rooms, hign
east front oak floors twp.cer garage
servants quarters. many bullttn feat
uTeS, finest location. PfiCe 81. GOO. IL
900 down, Helff & sons. Phone Usage ',
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VACANT LOTS
EdgeWood Drive

S5xl95 feet. $1,000; one-tourth
cash.
S5xl95 feet. $1,000; one-fourth
cash
cash.
lO0xl95 feet east front, $lS00;
une-tourth cash
lOOx195 feet paving paid in tull,
$4,000; oue-fourth cash.
This addition Is Just south Of Wood
ward park, an ideal location for "A
home, with large lots, containing
almost one-half acre of ground. The
Peoria road paved on the west and
future boulevard survey on the
south RESTRICTIONS ranging from
$4,000 to $500, You must see these
lots to appreciate their value.
BLAIR BROS.
Realtors
sol Palace Bldg, Cedar $50
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TOddy's BIunder
Corrected

To run cold water on the wrists,
when one is very hot, is equivalent
to sitting in a draught. II chills the
harmful.
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Real Estate for Rent
FARMS ron NrNT
ArNKrMENr. uNruNNisnrD

TO RENTa-Fur wheat. 90 acres choice
bottom land See s. NJ. Abbott. ska
took OKLA.
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VACANT LOTS
BroadmOor Addition

Corner lot on Norfolk and Four
teenth Place, 6O-foot front S3,5OO;
terms.
Inside lot. 50-foot front, South Nor-
folk $4,000; terms.
Corner lot, Fifteenth and Newporti
Glxl5O feet. $3.600; terms,
Inside lot. 50xl50 feet. S3,lbO;
terms.
These lots are surrounded by good
buildings and In a gllt-edge loca-
lLnn-
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For SALE--A real bargain IN close-in
South Denver home either nicely tnf-
ulshed or uufurnEhcd, seven rooms,
basement. oak fipors. mantel, largo front
living room. splendid decorations, four
hodrnoms Immediate r"ss"ss'"n. q o"n
cash and excellent terms on balance.
Sa1'55 ss15. Tor personal appointment Usage
FOR sALE-A new broom bungalow,
furnished or unfurni-hed inside, ter
race drivci terms OsaEe tsbi-J
FOR SAIL Four.room house. ana lot boS
40. good water, concrete walk, ht fhrk-
view, two blocks west Two blocks norm
IRVING PLACE. $500 CASH t46 PER
MONrH BuYs \ NEW t.RoOm Bun
GALOW AND nREAKFAsT ROOM.
HARDWOOD FLOORS TuhplgholT =,
TRA-LARGE SCREENEDlN roBfH
FULL Lot DsAGE As0l, DsAGE
oGatR. ,osAdn Gsbe EVENINGS AND
SUNDAY. -
LEAVlNG-Slx rooms. breakfast roort
snrccnod.in porch. oak floors. buiIiin
features basement. garage, drive. serv
ants quarters. on pavement hest 'p'h
ron. 81 600. 81 900 cash Orage 31Oi-h
Muat be sold on traded % splendid Two
story. olos,-iu south old" location
This house ia ln tAc"IIcnt rouuiinn m
side ana ont hHs ul"o ergo .lsnL "'',
rooms, two baths ono b""hsi'll"
Ideally arranged for rental Income, and
tho price IN give uwuy a. to."gn
Let MS show you this bargain. Leslie
Broots co, Realtors osaFr 4hla-
MH. HENr PAYER don't overlook this
only 500 cash and balance 90 suit buys
e. dandy b-ru0m and breakfast room in
the Country club sortlous ana the ptic'
i4 only $500 Lots SEQ who gets thiH
bargain, Leslie brooks co.. psasc 2sl3
MAPLE RIDGE DIsTRlCT-sx good
rooms ana breakfast room, oak f1pfr
throughout. weather stripped. fr"nrh
.F FIU AZ "A nd
uRht fixtures buIlt-in Kitchen cabinet.
good basement furnace, garage ana
servants. quarters. Priced fpr quick
sale AZ iin.obo, terms cedar -tbe.
n. ELWDDD--1rusr hgE sacrificed thl-
new Groom bungalow. oak floors ana
| breakfast room, bullt-lu features. two
| car garage, dry basement Price $1,000
| $1,000 cush. Haln Sons. Phone Usage
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-25

ing from a safety deposit box In the
First National bank. keys to which
we're held by both her mother aud
her stsplathsF, She alleges she ieaFs
her sleplaiheF has taken the money
and hidden il.
Besides her, heirs TO the estate in.
elude another daughter, Mrs. Anna
kaofy, wife OF a Schuyler physician.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-25

and three sons by the first marriage,
John, James and Edward Kurdish,