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work up a team TO take the stat. hon
ors for the past three years and each
time has won second place IN the tour
nament. but this time won the cham
pionship from Denver. where It has
been for four years.
The City "" second team won two
games at the tournament. but the
Steel Works ~ team did not win any
games. When the game between tho
second team OF the City " WAS
scheduled. the second team forfeited
the game as did the steel Works "Y.'
as they SAW II was useless TO play.
and at the same time II saved the
strength OF the City "" frs. team.
The members OF tho City ~ tear,
now the state champions and contend
cre for the national title are: Edgar
Ice. captain: Todd Storer. Glenn Phil
lips. cy woo;ton. H Ishsstsr and p.
Mccoy.
A campaign among the business men
will b. waged to back the team 10
make Il possible for the members 10
go TO Brooklyn. y. T.. to take part In
the national tournament The expenses
OF tho trip. which Will be only the rail
road fare. will be about 81 500. but tho
advertising which could be derived
from 1. would be well worth the back
ing.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23
Woman Shoots Husband

BAKERSFIELD. Canf. Feb. IL
Mrs. Eva Davis. -. was held In the
county jail today following tho fatal
shooting Of her husband. J. Ed Davis
Is. an o<i worker, at ;he homo OF his
brother here la0 night In a death
bed statement at a hospital. Davis said
h. thought his wife was Kidding
when she told him she was going to
shoot. Davis died two hours after he
was shot.
Questioned by the police. Mrs. Davis
IL reported TO have aid she and her
husband argued, after they hsd gone
TO bed. over whether he would &c. her
a glass OF water. The police quoted
her as having admitted rhs shot Davis
as he lay in bed. the bullet ps~inS
thru q quilt and entering his abdo-
men. She asserted. according to IN.
police. that her husband slapped her.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23
HEAD STUFFED
BY CATARRH? USE
A HEALING CREAM

II your nostrils are cloeged. your
throat distressed. or your head II
stuffed by nasty catarrh or q cold. ap-
ply = little pure. antiseptic. germ de-
stroying cream into your nostrils. II
penetrstcs through every air passage.
soothing .nfiamed. swollen mem
brarcs and you get instant relief.
How good IL feels. Your noatrtls are
open. Your head IL clear. No more
hawking. snuffiing. dryness or strux-
Cling for breath &c. a small bottle of
Eiy's Cream Balm from any druggist.
Don't stay stuffed up. Relief IL sure.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23

They called. saw the money: had II
In their hands for a moment But as
they prepared to carry 1t away the
head of the exchange detained them
Gentlemen. the money Is yours.
he said. but before I pay II TO you |
must require tha. YOU deposit $4,000
with me as evidence OF your responsi-
bility."
Farmer Knapke gladly put mp $1,000
HiH friend didn'; have anY money so
knapke 5ourneyed to bis 'Ohio home
for the remainder. There his lawyer
convinced him that he was being de-
frauded- He came TO New York. con-
suited .hs detective agency and q trap
was laid which resulted in the arrests
at Mobile today.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23

try it feel first-rate At the present
time. It has done wonders for me and
l keep It in the house right along. 1
always recommend it to othefs who are
sick and ailing. Mrs. J. n. SIBBERr.
1852 High ST., Everett, Washington
To do any kind Of work. or 10 play for
that matter. il next to impossible il you
are suffering from some form Of female
trouble. 1t may cause your back or your
legs to ache. it may make you nervous
and irritable. You may be able to keep
up and around. but you Do not feel good.
Lydia e. Pinkham's . Vegetable Com
pound is . medicine for women. It u
especially adapted to relieve the cause
Of The trouble and then thsee annoyhg
pains. aches and no good" feelimgs
disappeaf.
1t has done this for many. many -
men; why not give Il fair trial-nov.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23

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Bailey. the police said. denied TAX
ing the $50 and said not only had be
not received a cent from Mr.. Robert
ron but was out IS In .axi.are.
Agents OF Lloyds Ltd. tho British
company. with which Mrs. Robertson Il
1ewolry was insured. declared they
would await further developments be-
fors making any deriEon regarding z
tho insurance money. II developed
that Mrs. Robertson had lived a rather
secluded life In Deal and was not
known TO many residents. The police
claimed to have learned sh. recently
WAS short OF funds and sought losnA
She lived with young woman. who
a. first was aaid 20 BE- her niece.
According TO the police their pr1eon
er denies relationship.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23
OFFICIAL LIST
OF ROMA VICTIMS

WARRINGTON. Fsb. z1-Ths Air
service issued today a lis: OF dead in
the Roma disaster with home ad-
Napier John O. Thorneil. Sidney.
AA3pr walter ". vautsmeier. Free
captain pai. Mabry. Tampa. Fla
Captain Georgs D. wst,s. Indianola.
captain Allen T. Mcfarland. Indian
aDolis-
Captain F->d.rick J. Durrohmldt.
Derby. Conn
F:r,. Lieut.. John r. Hail. Kiussviiie.
No.
Fire. Lieut.. wallace C. Burns. Bran
don M.ss-
Fir., Lieut.. william z. Riley. New
York
Frr-. Lieut.. Clifford smyth.. chi
oago.
FIR. Lieut.. waIiac. c. Cummings.
sprtn nsfieid. Tenn. addr-s. of wife 49s
South Ivy street. Nonfovia. CALI
First Lieut.. Ambrose V. Clinton. sa-
yannah. Ga
Firs, Lieut. Harold X Hine. Bridge
port. Conn
Corporal rrb.y q. Havron. Eiwood.
Ind.
Private John f. Thomss.on. Ben
Private Marion Hill. Newton. Ills,
Private Gus Klnks;on. Louisville.
Ky.
CIVILIANS
walter ". Scryber. HcCook Field,
Dayton. Ohio
Robert J. Hanson. McCook Field
Dayton. Ohio.
William o. 1Aushiin. Nocook Field,
DAYTON. Ohio.
T. ". Hartman. Mocook Field. Day
ton. Ohio.
Charles y. shuIenbers. Mccook
Field. Dayton Ohio.
Master sers.sn. Roger p. MeNsily.
Philadelphia.
Master Sergeant James Murray. New
rork.
sers.an. william J. Ryan. Brooklyn,
n. =.
STAFF serEesn. Edward NJ. shumsker
staff s.rs.an. James NJ Hoim..
Ashland. Ky.
serscsn, J. c. Hoffman. Eaton
Rapids. Mich.
Master s.rs.an. oorhy. Raymond
City. W. Va
Technical Sergeant Lee ". Harris
staff Sergeant Louis Hillyard. Cold
water Kansas.
staff Sergeant Marion c. Ball. Ia
Plata. Mo.
s.rgesn, Thomas Marlborough. Selma,
Ala.
Private Theron NJ Blakeiy. ssi
Seventh avenue. San Francisco.
The survivors with their known sd-
dresses follow:
Charles A. Dworsch Mccook Field.
Dayton. Ohio.
waiter A. McNair. kurcsu Of stand
ards. Washington. n.
Major John ID. Reardon, Washington.
y. G.
Captain walter J. Reed. scarsdaie.
~ Y.
First Lieut. Clarence n. welch.
PapiIlion. Ncb.
Master Sergeant Harry A. Chapman n.
~. Joseph. Mo.
Corporal Albert o. FLORES, Norfolk.
Va.
Sergeant Joseph NJ. Biedenbach. Az
ron. Ohio.
uN1NJURED
Ray Hurley. McCook Field, Dayton.
Ohio.
First Lieut. Byron T. Burt, Jr. New
York..
Sergeant Birden r. Peek. Terre
Haute. Ind.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23
CAPTAIN MARBURC IS
NOT EXPECTED TO LIVE

NoGALEs. Arig.. Feb. 77--cap.ain
Theodore MsrburE. accidentally shot
in the head last Friday in Mssdalena.
state OF Sonora. Mexico. suffered a re-
lapse late today and was reported to he
near death. He was unconscious when
his father. Theodore Hsrburg. Sr., OF
baltimore. former United states min
ister to Belgium. reached his bedside.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23
LADY GLEICHEN DIES

LONDON, Feb. 3e.-(By Tho Asso-
ciated Press)-Lady FeodorA Gleichen
died in St James Palace today. 1t
was because Of her illnees that o1r-
tics given by tho kins and queAr In
honor OF Princess Mary's coming well
ding were transferred TO Buckingham
Palace.
II is officially stated that the death
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23

will not cause any alteration In the
wedding plans
Lady Feodora was unmarried and
the daughter of the late Admiral
Prince Victor OF Hohenlohe-J.angen-
burg. She attained considerable sue
cess a. sculptor and painter.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23

Under the Napoleonic code a.!li In
force In the Province OF oueocc. a
woman can take no legal action. can
not make a gif; OF property. or 30 into
trade without the consent OF her hus-
band.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23
p1PAL APpOTNTEES

ROME. Fob. 22.--(By Tho Associated
PressD-Pope Plus today appointed the
Very Rev. Patrick Barry, vicar gen.
ersl Of st. Augustine. Fla. az bishop
Of the st. Augustine dioccs..
This "a the first American bishop to
he appointed by tho now pope.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23

&e OF my O" Mo
my hips and my legs
would ache with that
tired ache. ! could
hardly stand on my
fest ct times. ! was
always able to do my
work although ! did
not feel good l saw
Lydia E Pinkham's
Vegetable Com
pound advertised and
havingheard several
naise Il I decided to
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23
GET YOUR SEATS FOR
e0D0WSKY
THIS MORNING
AT MUSIC SHOP

To Cure . CoSd IN One Day
Take Laxative RROMO QU1N1NE
tablets. The genuine bears the sigma
ture of z. ". Grove. lBe sure you
get BROMO) soc.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23

Tho ancient civilizations Of Baby
lonia, Egypt. crete. Greece. and Rome
ro largely based on wheat, and IL
IL highly probably that the first srea
wheatfields were IN tho fertile lands
between the Tigris and the Euphrates.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23

ROME, Feb. s2.--tBy The Associated
Press)-Pope Plus today announced
the appointment OF Monsisuor John j..
Swim, Of Weston. W. Va. as the aux
flisry bishop OF the diocese of Wheel
inE. ". Va.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23
COULD HARDLY
STAND AT TIMES
Hips. Back and Legs Would
Have That Tired Ache

Everett. Washington For several
years Ihave had trouble with the lowest
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23

Tai had explained to him that Ameri
cans do not bow TO policemen
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23
Mrs. Stllman's Father
Dies m Vnginia

RICHMOND. Va. Feb. ce.-Jancs
Brown Potter. fsthcr OF Mrs. FIJI Pot
ter Stillman OF New ork. died sudden
iy today at tho home OF Frank Powers
in West Hampton. a Suburb OF Rich
mond. Mr.. Potter came here from
New York last night.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23

NEW YORK. Feb. c2-James Brown
Potter. who died suddenly today.
long had been prominent; International
ly as a merchant and banker. He vas
50 ysarr old and member OF the Wall
street banking hou-c of Brown Broth
err and company.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23
|. eODOWskY RECITAL

At Ne0os1al Han, February a, sn-
Asr The AnaDicss Of the Scott School Of
Music and Expression.
PROGRAMS
L
e, u variations &C Ninoro Bee:ho~sn
(b) Rhapsody. Or 1ls. No. [E nat)
.-......--....-- .-..-..---...- brahmS
tc) Ny Joys Polish songs) --......
.. .... Chopin Liszt
(d) Na!dsa's Wish fPolsh SongD E.
1000. .. .Chop.n-Liszt
IL
Ia Nocturnal Tong1sf :.
o. Sylvan Tyrol ......t
tc) Memories ........... yrom
(d) Vatican PayaAgs fr.Akon-
fe) Old Vienna ..-l tAmsson'
90 The Music Boz ......(
go 0u;xotte ErrAntry.. by 0odovsky
Ill
Ca) 0aIlAAe q Minor .-..........C Chopin
fb) Noceu1ne @ Major .-....... Chopin
(cl AnAants epiAnoto and PolonAiss.
OD- z .-----.-.-...... --Chopin
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23

~ Jsax GEaux
% RaNsts dams rean.
(c) BAroeooe-
td) Peems. %. n. No. L = Sharp
(s) Symphonic He,Amorphoses oa
'.Aftists Life" Of Johann Strauss
s>...- ...................s Oow6ovsky
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-23
PUEBLO CITY y"

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HOUSES FoR sAIF
a HOME EXTRAORDISARY AT $500
EXCLUSIVE WITH Us.

EXCLUSIVE WITH US.
Is there any way that YOU viii boar us
when we call I'm loud voice that we
have "a bargain $500 under what you
could build for? We have made new
irlcud In the ucraon buying this homo.
lt7 beautiful bungalow, really five
rooms. combination living and dining
room; two sleeping rooms. large bath
rnom and closet; prettiyst wall paper
ing, artistic electric fixtures. exquisite
ivory finish. It's just keen in evcry
way. The arrangement ir superior 70
others. Plenty Of wiud0wH, light and
pleasant We recumWnud the com
vruou0u. arrangement and luIsh to bc
extraordinary. Just must see 81. Under
value ana small down uagrurUr Make
profit by spring Warren lizard.
Tuis8'H NFcst agency. Cedar Sls4 aUl
Biss hidE
A REAL PRONEN HUY-3a5Oo, modern
home "a 1900 block ON South ST. Louis
It's jui' got 10 be- snap OF this price
in this location; fine district. ON pave
ment. owner positively needs money
hus slashed price. This is Just the
home for tho. family desiring tho best
ln distinctive hiEh-clgss location, and
yet unable 60 pay the usual high pNirca
of the superb residential community.
In the midst Of Tulsa = greatest develop
this house but with n reasonable cash
payment down your monthly payments
VIII be $40. less than what the renter
PAYS. We heartily recommend N ~ n
homo ur Fure-f.re Investment M
it ISN'T all right bring 70 back. Warren
d IHsaTd, Iuisa.E UvnEt agency. Ge-
0Jr $685. aua Bliss Bldg
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Real Estate for Sale

~ "'-.h'f aNh 'f'''' ~
FOR SALE.l2O acrDa south ~ town az
only Eil au acre. Terms q good pruuu-
sIfor. Leslie Brooks CO.. Usage esI5.
THREE acres OF rich soil 4-roum house.
,n block OF car line. price $500. with
$500 cash. balance easy monthly pay
mcnts. Cail Usage 692. Cedar 7S0 and
Cedar 4es.R
30 ACRES. $40 miles northwest OF Tulsa
postoffce, 800 per acre, easy terms
bHarp 1Nkk.
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BV Briggs
Amt 1t a Grand and Glorious Feeling E.

RJD roO TFT 10 BClCUG (5O
LCCT ~ i,J Tr,G BOOK arpRC toC
.tugpC ~ BUT NeytC EVER
RUvOEtIs MONEY EoCND
eIOpDDT
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VIAerl VoO NEs IehNN6 TIE
RES TAUe ANT ToU D,ScoVGS a
TerS DOLLAR 6tIL IS. hNtSSln0 o..
ToU KNOW NcU MAD IT TAG NGN .
81 FCPE NNO YOU KNOW roO
. 4ANEN'V SpCNT 'T
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tia ',.NM BUNGALOW-sl 800 under
b-s5g, .rt six rooms. refrlgerator room
5.-5 feet sx w'rdoWs srrssrsd -,1
-S. porch; lot 5oKi4O; IN edge OF HIl-
paid se m, cheap. paving, sewer
Ggfr.' nicely newly decorated ana
sr N,I exchange nv egU!y, tal- rlti.t. IN
Ths pace and take the difference
La $1,000 under the building &
'Dofalsement Usage GS93.
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5000 CAsW 81. urr month buys new. 4.
room bungalow WIin ouE fourH. price
$4,000 Haupe AOEa
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IRVING PLACE HOME
COREER LOCATION
1850. souttwcHt corner Santa re and
Brady street attractive. California
bungalow, tyu rooms bnd breakfast
room, large living room, beautiful
decorations. muntci, an the builtlu feo-
turrsi good clusets, OHk floors, excel
lent bath fiNturcs. choice electric fix
iurcs, garage and drive, 7f-foot 'front.'
age on Brady atrecti drive by and IN
gpect. house vacant, coed terms
a. J. IENK1Hs & SON
0EHEe 430G-1775
52s Mayo Bldg.
] MUST GET a uttIs muuoy or will have
20 leave hOW" before DhrHtms4 and
must sell strictly modern 5room
Of ii7oO. WIN $3.50 dowo aud balance
$50 monthly, exactly snWe as rent or
less This home IL now. with Oal,
floors bultIus scrccnc1-in porch,
finest ~ decorating. I know my price
of SiI0O lis lower ihou tke other feI-
'u"a Immediate posgosaIon. BE set.
tied by Christmas II Interested. can
Cedar 1884 cor come to 800 bliss Bldg.
GtaJ fp show you
IRVING rLACE bungalow. 1auu ,aau tuI
only $40 per month, brand u"" five
rruu.. hardwood throughout. m4a.Ir.
brick front, on fhn paving
school and transportation, price 5000
"aII owner C"dsr ,,,.
MlsI SELL Ht once. tnrro-Ioom mouse.
large lot, fine well. fruit trees, Erapes
chicken psrhi part time, consider good
Ger. profoF Ford. one block north of
Pine and Cincinnati Nlling station one
hnlf block oaEt o. ~. Hale.
MODERN beautiful, new four-room Ell,
cheney colonial bungalow. hardwood
decorated $500 cash and $40 per month.
ana move in today. eau Usage 1873 OF
psoEe 2I4l-R.
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MAKE SOME MONEY


tt00- toa1cs feet North Cheyenne
$90O--i7xiGs feet North cheyenne
81. .t0O--f7xfGS feet. North Cheyenne
si 290--60xlCs fe't North Cheyenne
81. Dandy 5o-foot lot. l66 feet deep.
Edgewood Place addition.
tI7o0--Cornor lot North Denver. 5oxia7
fsot
81 .7g0-s sOxl95 foot on EdEowood drives
partly shaded with oak trees.
ts700-b bOKllo feet. south Galveston.
{3. GO6-C Corner tor. Sunset Park, "a foot
frontage. il2 foot wide at the rear.
So ooG--lt0nlio feet, corner lot Sunset
Pack
HLilR BBOs. Realtors
Palace Uulding Crdnr 3sO--pHtRs 1853
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AtID hEN-r mCFAlAG NoOE
FELLOW IuORNGPS ASSURE TcO
PE SsINAtS ST. CALLT TAEHS tSN' r
A. CAAICG ~ Tee VUORLD Oc
Xoue GEv vtNJ6 II BACK , cas- =
ANYropY SAY p CHEgFFOL Dc9D
NOBODY
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$3.50 CASH $40 per month buys new. %.
room modern. oak Ouurs. Fireplace.
maUtrl. huit.iu features aud large
.IorpiuN porch. fine iurnrou, rrlr.
only S. $50. DHlpe AUsr
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ILLINOIS BINGALOw COURT
NEW GROOM efficiency: built-In fea
lures. oak floors, large upstairs sleeping
room private bath; close in; north side
$50 per month call Cedar SO or Cedar
2l13. evenings call osags 774i or Osage
$40.
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TOR SALE on ENCHANGE

b',Al.- OR TRADES Splendid 5-r1ou
hi so basement and garage, close
or az s'ie' VIII trade for acreage
es7r ''''N'' Leslie Brooks Co. Osage
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HOUSES FOR RENT ~
FIvE-BOOM nJdcro house, sleeping
porch. Usage 2at9.R.
FOR RENT--Fiyc- room, modern house
"a y, Lewis; garage, Usage 7652-R,
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ApAKTMENT-fdes FOR couple! four
rooms. bath. hardwood floors only .5S,
Usage SU51.T
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LANSING. SOUTH, 6lc-3-rooom apart.
ment screened porch, walking distance
tgare 1901.
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Real Estate for Rent
TLArs AM ApARrMrNT.

"IIiACIl\E, close In, steam heated.
hign-class apartment references re
quired. Apply lo2 PlaEA court. Cedar
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OFFICES AND DEsK roe

OFFICES AND DESK ROOM ~
ATTRACTIVE OFFICES for reut In
Tuloma building. corner Second and
cheyenne; all outside rooms 24-hour
elevator serylgct desirable suite OF two
large front offices, single office com
rIeteIy furnished, phone Usage $500 or
call Of room 40i Tuoma Bldg
DESIRABLE office rooms Tor rent no
Iowa building Sec Tulsa Security Co,
23l Iowa Blig
FURNISHED office for rent ca'l 4 10 s
?. m. $40 Robinson hldg,
FOR RENT-Very attractive office spacc
well furnished. 504 Kennedy BidE
FoR RENT--Five large office rooms ~
e. G. Cole building, Firm and South
Boston. second floor; al rooms CON
uegted steam heat; good janitor service;
will rant separate or en- suite. See &. G.
Cole 40 Cole Bldg. Phone Osare l2l.
NOTICE. PROFESSIONAL MEN.
OFFICE APARTMENTS.
!nterurban Bldg. Fourth and Boulder.
can Hammctt & Baldwin, Oa1ge aos2-
OFFICE ROOMS FOR rent, / nave turee
large rooms for rent in the Wright
Bldg. with accommodation Of reception
room excellent accommodations fire
proof building. Apply tos wright B'dB
viii rent one or all Phone Cedar 2SSo
/ ONE front and one side office Tor rent
/ In Castle building, ll4 W. Third; rem
cheap. good service, Usage 114s,
/ SPACE IN large, exceptionally light Of
/ flee; south exposure. phone ana stpnog
| rapher optional or would share desk
! sos Mayo Bldg, Cedar 2bbl
TWO very desirable office rooms reason.
able rent first class 1unitor ana Gle.
vaior service. Atco building. Usage Coz
{ NELL-LIGHTED front office for rent IN
world building reasonable rent, first
! class ianitor service, central location
| Apply business Office, World
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Real Estate FOR Sale

bOlR -ROOM modern home Tor sale See
T.. ". peuuey. Exchange National Bank !
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FOR RENT-Sew, 3-room duplex I42 s..
Wheeling; water furnished $40 per
month. Phone Cedar OF.
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HOUSES FOR RENT

Real Estate for Rent
HOUSES FOR RENT 75
FIvE-RQOM npdcrn house, sleeping
porch Usage 25t9.R.
ron RENT-Fiye-room modern house
90 y, Lewis; garage. Usage 7652-R,
FOR RENT-New, 3-room duplex. I42 S.
Wheeling; water furnished $40 per
month. Phone Cedar o.
FINE.ROOM. modern bungalow with ga-
rage and fun BASEMENT good southeast
side location. Si55 available December
90; viii lease TO desirable tenants. Ce-
dar 1le2
FOR HENT-6-room duplex. Call OsaSe
FOUR-ROOM COTTAGE for rent. 9O4 S
cheyenne Phone Usage 20Zi.
FOR RENT--Large padded vans, with
careful men to move, pack or store any
thing; long distance moving and freight
hauling a speciaIy' can Zoe HODGES ;
cedar 2slt. Ask for free storage plan.
FOR RENT-Nice 5-room modern house,
breakfast room and garage. Phone
0sags to42
FIVE-ROOM house FOR rent with Gear
gssIsE gssTsEe at l4S $ Utica. can Usage
bblt-h.
FOuR-BOOM bungalow, modern, close in
newly pnpered, good water. Osage b3s
FOR RENr--Due-half OF Groom duplex
$50; close Ia. Can Usage a3 or Cedar
HODGE, e. i5lO-Hsit OF s-room duplex
strictly modern want a permanent
IT'S YOUR MOVE NEXT--Joe Hodges
Transfer. moving and storage Packing
furniture specially. l20 -, Eigin.
LNWT0N. s., 3ig-NlceF decorated
S.5Sl S-room eEs modern hou2e and garage Phone
1.-ho G2o,
ONE. HALE sIY-rDoul duplaY gfrIctlv mod -
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Personal Property
MNCnlNFRY .s-IprLiEs

u
SON lIE--Electricai machinery one
'IrH....t IT, NJ generator and eNulter. one
.loe5u b. 'M generator with pullies
motor. Apply 400 Security Bldg
9ma. 7t6S
rTV -tIE-pipe machine shop, ~ to
tt.I..H williams Machine Shop. 2it
tsar Old. u Slick field. Baker supply
T., r.IHr 600.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-14
LOUISE APARTMENTS

Three and flve-room efficiency. complete
~ furnished. including silyerwars and
linen; rent includes heat, electricity,
gas water and ianitor service. Eleva-
tor service. Phone Cedar Cos or Usage
GO56.
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tsare 1901.
MAIN n 112G-BoydeU apartments.
modern Groom apartment second floor.
Usage gEu7.
NEW GROOM apartment: hardwood
floors. huilt-in features free: garage.
SIG S. Peoria. Usage 1853
VERY DESIRABLE. 5-room apartment,
Iu best residence section. individual ga
rage; basement, laundry and hot water
heating plant; heat, water and lights
furnished, $3.50 per month, telephone
Usage 115 or 594. Possession given Jan
uery ].
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-01
nj trrnoon. Quite a large number OF

afternoon. quite a large number OF
/ visitors were present.
D- Schmc!d OF New Mart!nsville was
! a professional caller IN town Friday.
! Frank Henthorne returned home Sat
urday evening from a business trip to
! ZINE Grove and Jacksorburg.
/ Frank Dunlap Of Sistersvtlle transact
! I'd business IN town Monday.
+ Mis- Minnie Nuhleman LEFT Thursday
morning FOR 81. Joseph. No. called there
> b. tho Illness OF her sister. Mrs. Lou
LonsdaIc
Clarence Suter arrived homo Wednes-
dav from Marietta college 10 spend
several days with his parents Mr.. and
Ms. Brady Suter.
, Earl Voeglty and Jule Hartlieb wcre
Wheeling visitors severa! days.
Row. =. +. Walters transacted bust
ness at Barncsv!lie several days the
past week.
, Miss Elsie Kasserman Is home from
Woodsrield fo- the Thanksgiving vaca-
ton.
The Woman's club Will present Past,
Present and Tu urc Thanks g!v!ngs'
and oth,s plays IN the school hail this
evening.
MSS Jennie Sutcr left Thursday for
Portsmouth. Ohio. where she Will spend
some time with relatives.