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TULSA DAILY WORLD, FRIDAY, JULY 5, 1918.
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WOMEN SLACK ON RED
CROSS WORK IN TULSA
fiUniitiM J0.000 Horn Who fVmhl
Help Hut Only Almil 200 Aro
Now WorLlntf.
PATRIOTS ARE ON WANE
Wliltn tlir IWiys In Krancft Are Snf
firing anil l IkIhIiik, tlic Women
vAn lillf Ili-rt-,
Thin there are 20,000 tittnrq In
Tulea able to und equipped tn do
work for Ihe lied Cross, and that not
more llinn a hundred of them lire
winking Mt out linn-, li the f:a!"int'Mt
of one if tho wurki'im of lieifliiiiar
tore. TIiIh rulhor renmrkulile rundl
tlnn of affairs rjtimn, It 1 mild, In
spite) of the flirt thnt there In more
work marked up in heiidiurleri
than ran ! gotten out, ut "II times.
Titian women tin not respond to the
appeal of the sociuly ii they rihnul 1,
It Ih nit 111, anil nro not ahowlnit the
patriot in.'n n'vrifM:iry to ilolntr their
part In Helping to win Dm war.
An old lady, nearly severity jymm
old, mu.de tho statement ycstr.riliiy
that aha liaa a nelKhhor to wliom aha
appealed to help In the work. The
lisdy volunteered to make 25 allot -bR
and It took her three weeks to
t!o It The ahot-haea, aha said, ran
be eaally made at the rate of fifty
n hour with the aid of a Be win if ma
chine, fjrronin Women Toynl.
Another Inat.inre alio lold of waa
Where a flenimn wonian offered to
do all tho work "he roil Id anil In now
a atauiieh supporter of (ho Iteil
Cross. Thin old lady who told of the
two Inat inrea naked the qitenllnn:
"Now. whlrh do you believe wan
the better Amerlrnn, tho one with
American Mood In her veins or the
cn who wan a native of ijermany7"
HhRme on these women who have
time to ride around In their automo
bile and fro In part lea, hut h not
the time) to put In to work for our
boya 'over there r "
The Tied cross needa work era, end
althnurh Tnlaa women have re
sponded nobly In the pant. It la Mated
they ara losing Intnreat rltrhl at a
lima when tlwlr services are needed
worse -right now, when the Ameri
can armlee ara renin Into real
Work on the battlefield and the de
rruuyls for handairea and , iuirgleo.1
arewtnRt win increase instead or ai
mlnlsh. '
Gity Briefs
W. r.. MOOHR, MuaWo)te at
torney, waa In Tulxa yealenlay at
tending the apeclal turm of tha fed
eral court.
MR. AND MIUI, W. A. HARBISON
Of Hamilton, Kan., arrived In TuIkh
yeetarday for a ahnrt vlalt at the
' horn of A. it. Harblnnn.
" "C. B. Bt'CHNKIl. itenaral aeera
try of tha Y. M. O. A., who haa been
In Kanaaa City for aeveru.1 uaya, will
return boui tomorrow.
II. O. HT.NDIUCKS and 8. I Can
tarbury and their funlllea of Hrl
tow apent the Fourth in,trukuk They
fere lirlatow bankers.
OI.EARINO HOIIBM tranaantlona
for Tulsa for the week on d Inn July
I r-r ID, J69,4S7.S, aa eninphred to
S,I8!,73.7. Thla a an Increase of
H.l per cent.
W. N EUJS. deputy United Btatf,
marshal, will so tn MnAleatnr today
to testify In several cases being In
vestigated by the federal grand Jury
Bow In aesalon In that city.
NOT KVKN A MOUSE atlrred at
the city hall yesterday whan all eiiy
employes from-, mayor to elevator
boy. took a holiday, This la. one of the
few' ooraalona during the year when
Hie city hall closes entirely.
Leavino ina aittomobii.ts in
iTnnt of toe Unity building at Fourth
and Boulder streets for a few min
utes, K. Hendrlrka, aaadrlated press
operator for The World, returned
yesterday afternoon to discover that
It had gone the war of a great mapy
Tulsa cars recently, having been
stolon. The miming machine la a
flce-passenger IlupiiKtullo of lata
nVodol, and bears the lag 76,664.
R. P. HARTUSON of Muskogee,
clerk of the United States. court'f or
thla district, accompanied by his son
Gordon, waa In Tulsa yem'erdny to
attend a special aeaelon of the federal
court. Besides being one of the hnat
court clerks In the county Mr. Har
rison takes an active Internet In civic
work. Asa member of the park board
he has given to Muskogee the most
beautiful parks to be found In tho
west i
A STTRVKTT OC FUAQ conditions
was made the Fourth by the Society
for the Treventlon of Cruelty to
American Flags, and reports that a
stltrh or two ahould be taken In the
banner that floats over the Ohio
Cities Clas company building, Fifth
and Cheyenne. It also suggests t Hut
the lied Croaa Flag on the various
buildings, put up during the Hue
drive, should come down.
MAT SANPKBS line to face Judte
warren today on a very aenoua
charge. lie attempted to Imperson
ate an officer. Outside of the fact
that bis star was of tin, and his own
color a little dnrk he's a negro he
figured he could get Into a local
amusement house on the Hlrenitth of
his flash. He gave a bond of flOO
te -keep from staying In Jail Inst
night. He aald lio was a ''private of
ficer." t
EVIDENTLY THROUOH failure
Of One of the drivers to are the ap
proach of the other car, two auto
mobiles crashed Into each other at
T:S0 o'clock yesterday evening at
tbe corner of Third and Moulder,
streets. One of the machines i.s
owned by-JJiin Bunnell, Jr., cos West
Fourth street. The other was driven
by James Bothwell of Oilton. Vend
ers of both machines were smashed,
and considerable dnmacfl was donn
to tbe Trameworlc of the Bunnell carl
No one was Injured.
For the past three days the wafer
plus; at the southeivit corner of
Second an1 Boulder has been leak
tog. This-'pUig being within 100
feet of tbe fire station It might be
repaired easily. The stream of water
which runs Into the gutter is tn
ufflclent enourh to wash the etreet
mod. UU Jane, enough to sumoy, po-
Chicago Youth Hay j
I 8:i , Hun Prinoners j
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Frank Ix'tn rt.
I'AIlIU. July 4.- The story of
Frank Iienert's part In the war reads
like a Jcnno James riovel, but it's
true. 1enert, a i '1iImii:h boy, was
cnplureil alone by dil Hermann. He
oiin talk (Jerinau. He told his rap
tors that Iho Americana wero
about to attnek In largo numbers. ' A
burraue prevented thn Orrnuins
reai hltiff their own lines, no they
surrendered lo hlin lo eneape death
He luari'Iied Ihem unaided to head
quarters. destrlans. It Is thought 1hat. the
Value of the water may be small
Onoui;tl to lk'liore thn witsto.
A I'ICNHT ANH Kwlmniliig party
w 'the Fourth of July reereatlon
fur flfly meinlieiN of the Christian
Kriflfcavar of tho rreijhylerlan chtireli.
Heveial truck loads left the Y, M.
O. A. at 4 o'clock yeslerday for a
plrnlc and swim al Owuhho lake.
CITV liKIKKH
O. F, UNA TP Pll'in at a loral hoa
pltal from peretonltls whlrh set In
after an operation for appendicitis.
He was from Kf. IjOUIs, and the
body Is now at Mowbray undertak
ing parlors. Relatives will come
from that city and take charge of
the body, arriving some lime today.
AN ACCIDENT Wlltm was re
ported to Jiav occurred on Houth
Madison a II 1 1 lo nefore mtdnlcht lnit
night failed to materialize when both
a motorcycle policeman and the
Mowbray ambulance went In the
soent. It seems that a Jitney and
another car had run together, but
had unlocked their wheels and got
ten awky without trouble. However,
the police and ambulance were both
called, but when they got to the
scene of the supposed accident there
was nothing to liulU-ilto anything hud
happened.
I NOTICB Til K. Advertising cluh
has been hoorlng about high rents
In Tulsa, " a new citizen writes Tim
World. A day or two ago, l was
looking for a furnished room, and
noticing the want page of your pa
per, I found one In print that seemed
to be about what I wanted. To make
the story short, the room was very
nice, close In, but was on the north
east corner of the house not wholly
desirable at this season of the year.
The landlady only asked 166 a
month for the room. I might say,
however, that I found a cheaper
HEAVENS! M'ADOO MISSING
ot the KcvrcUtry of Trwwnirj, How
ever; IhVs i:ik 1'lg.
Bill McAdno the Albino Is gone.
Bill McAdoo Is a white pig that tho
Hike club owns. Ko much for that.
William came from tho south part
of the state, has been passed from
the hands of ouo club to another,
being auctioned off for the benefit
of different Bed Cross chapters,
and finally Inst week came to Tulwv.
But, Bill McAdoo lias been stolen.
One night .Mist week ho was auc
tioned fur the benefit of Tulsa chap
ter of the lied Cross and brought
I'-'no. This was not enotiith, so the
Klks coiiclude.il to keep him a while
longer and try again to rai.se eoins
money off him. The auction wn
lo have been pulled off tonlnht, but
there is no pig. I.iat Tuesday niirht
hu was taken out In tho yard for a
little air and exercise. Ift thero
nlone n moment; when his guar
dian returned :il MeAdoo was gone.
Seurch of the premises failed to tc
veul him und now. after kceplnir
the dark secret three days, the Klks
have concluded to offer a substan
tial reward, say a thousand kopeks,
for his return.
Western Oklahoma t orn I'is'r.
Sperll in the World.
(iKl-AIU)MA CITY, July 4.--There
will bt very little corn produced
throughout tho wrdern pan of i1i.
lahoma In the vicinity of the Hock
Inland railroad, according to I'rw
Frank tlault of the. state board
of ugrlciilt ure. who returned today
from a trip to that smtiiin of the
Mute. The corn Ih nrled up, ho savs.
Miiny places he observed Die lnidn
"spotted." Kafir corn and ilia other
grain sorKhuniH aro holding their
own pretty well.
Has Fine? Flag Cllittln.
The Y. At. 0. A. hasoa collection
of fUiRS of the nations now at war
with the central powers. The films
Inrludo that of the United .Statra,
Oerat Brituln, Franco, Italy, Japan,
China. I'hilo. Kcuador. Belgium. Bra
id. I'ortun.al. Tl-.ls collection hangs
over the F.'Orrtary's quarters. The
collection Is one of the most com
plete In the city.
Brllllng Contract Wanted, i.
Wanted- a drilling eotitnu't In
."hallow field near' Chelsea. Address
S2I South Boston, i'liunu 3Hil.
Aa.
DAY OF ANGER MADE j
OVER IN AFFECTION
Viscount Rryre Dis jnrr 177 Could
iot Have, 1 listed If Spirit of To
day Had I'rruilleiL
IS universally' observed
All I'nglsnd I nlrrs Into Spirit of
4 tdi'bralloji (is Stars mid Stripes
Aro Bille d I :iri ) where.
JiONOO.V. July 4. - No country
ever relehrared the national linniver
Hxry ;t our country as the people
of re.it Bril.iin crb Male.) H.
Fnurih of July. Not ali.i.e Ih I .on
Hon, but In cities and miIik.'S
llirouKliout the kinrdoiii. In town
hulls und In rhuiib"s the Aiiieru-nn
linnlverMTiv was ioii,riiMn..r:ie.l,
Annoiie etoi-et from vS'iihinKton 1
that Ainrrlra hits h ri i. ovi ri.is In r(
fust million (rooi'.-i kindhd iiiiioeiii.e
eiithusl.ism and ii:tve neat imto'tii
to the celebration V herever lion.
are Ann riean ..Id'ers aicl n"ill"rs
thev wero enti i tallied with fci'oat
hOHiiitalny.
Tho Fourth bewail In I.onibm on
Wednesihiv ni:ht. The tliPaterH iiiol!
niufuc balU were dccorat'.iHwI'h the
litars and Htripcs and si.veral tlio-
sand American soldiers and sailor'
on leave were entertained at vu-j
rloua places.
American flnits were not on offl- .
elai and Iiiihiiichm l.lilldlni.s all oer
lailidoo. 1'or the eei'ornl tune in bis-
lory the Mns and Ktriprs wanil
above tbe rreni tower of tbe parlia
ment buildiiiKS In V esi miiiKi er .
nlongsldii !ln I'nloii Jack. Tim
Ann i lean f a.; nlfio was on the lord
mayor's man,loii In the heart of thn!
elty. Many FriKllsh people worei
small American flaps on their coats.
The formal celebration begun wnhi
B fellownliip Hireling In Central hall,
armss the street fromWislmlnsler
Abbey. Five hundred seats there
Were allotted to Amerlran soldiers
and sailors. The meeting opened
with the band of the Coldstream
guards pulling Hie "Htar tJpujiKled
liunuer."
Brri-fl Talks.
In opening llm nivtiting In Central
hall, Viscount Biycn. who preiildud,
S.1I1I:
"For many a year today was celo
hrated In the lulled Htales with hos
tility and defence. By us In In Bri
tain It was remembered with sorrow
ss marking the severnnrs of prerlpus
lies. And now, lifter ntio hundred
and forty-two years, it Is being cele
brated by both peoples vWth like en
thusiasm by the children of IIiomo
who revolted against the Hrlllsh
crown, as by the children of those
who Hadly admitted thn loss of 01111
of that crown's choicest Juweln,
"What has been a day of anger
on one sidy and grief on- the 01 her,
1ms become for both a day of affec
tion and rejoicing."
Viscount llryco said that the bit
terness of inn never could have
arisen had the will of Iho British
people ruled then, as It rules today.
"Thn severance came,'.' ho de
clared, 'because we had then-a per
verse court and a non-rcpicsentallvo
parliament,"
Kugllshmen scarcely yet realized
tbe new departure America took
when she entered tho war.
Answered Call of Buty.
"Rut," he continued, "when. Amer
ica saw every principle of rlgb over
ridden, every sentiment of humanity
cast to the winds, America strode
forth In her strength, Buty railed
on her to save the world, and she
answered the call of duty."
Remarking that tbe press had em
phasised the fact that Amerlran
troops had been brigaded with thrt
British and French, Admiral Hlma
said he wanted lo call attention to'
the fact that fur nearly a year all1
the American naval forces In Furo-
pean waters had been brigaded with I
British and other ailed forces. A inn-1
Jorlty of the destroyers from the
United Btales had heen serving under ;
the military direction of n I'rltish
admiral for moro than a year, j
Others were serving with the llrltinh
In tho Mediterranean. Many destroy,
ers and other vessels were under
French command and submarine
chnsers were In the Adriatic, Ameri
can dreudnaughts bad been serving
under tho commiuulor ln-chlef of the
grand fleet.
Harmon r New.
In his Speech lit thrt fellowship
meeting Vliislou Hpencer Churchill,
minister of munitions, said:
''Ureat harmony exists between
111 Mt.lll iim.1 l,in...,,,n II... 1
la ration of Independence nnd all
we are fighting for now. The Bee
laratlon Is not only an American doc.
unient By It wo hurt 1111 empire,
bul by It we also saved the empire.
Hy applying Its princlntrvs and luirn
Ing Its lessons we provided our com
munion with Iho powerful common
wealth our children established be
yond the scia.
"Wo desire 1o express to our
American kilh and kin our Joy and
our gratitude for tho mighty aid
they aro brlnirlni; the allied cause.
"I am persuaded that thn finest,
and wnrtblost moment of Itrltlb
history wus reached on the night we
declared wur upon llermnny. lake
the people of the United Htiites, we
entered the war without coiiutinic
the cost or thought of reward. The
cost wil' ho in the end far more ter
rible than the darkest expect.it ion,
J'Uf the reward that is coming U
bin-end jir dearest hopes.
i "I'tep ft 'the hearts of the people
or tlle.se islands is tne iltyiire to tie
truly leconclled to their kindred !
across the Atlantic, to blot out the
reproarhes and redeem the blunders
of a bygrone aire.
WO 0 L W 0 R T H ' S "e N T E R T A I N
New Store Oikmi Tills Aflcmomi fur
I'lihllc inspivtlnn. I
Tulsa's most versatile stock of
merchandise will be offered this
toornlng when tbe F. W Woolwoith!N
etore, between Third and l-'oifMi on
Main street, opens its doors. Work
men have finished ri'inodeHr;.; the
biiildlm; and W.-olwortti rcprcen'.l
rives explain that this is one of th"
best equipped stores In the chiln
which extends over the entire i'msed
Stairs.
To Insure an a:iR',i;ri.nis fri'irodiir
tlon to buyers, nrina iTcinent of :hc
store b.is pl.inne.l a reception f.T
loith nftcrncon and evreitn; Mnic
has been scheduled from ":.1l.l t"
5:30 o'clock In 'lie nfternoon sod
from 7:30 to f:il o'clock In the
evening
W. B. M. Hoffm-m Ins be
tn eii.irce of t!ie Ti:l- 1 .v
n p
d :
era! 1 rp'-rsenta: : es ..f :ln y,
: he
the
i.l'U
w.oth svndic;i;e ere in
assist in the in.nr-ura
ilucul establishment.
Lcwkowi t zK
JULY
il ni r jj n a Mnr
Si
For Today
and Saturday
J8.95 Gingham Wash
Dresr.cs
FOR TWO HAYS QM Y
AT .rf P'l.t)
l'hild nnd. cheeked gingham
WaHll drones, m.-uUi of i;ood
ijii.ility gingham, In tho sea
son's newest stylu for sum
mer wear. While pique col
lar and ruffs. Two porkets
trimmed with large pearl
buttons. Nebular value un
to I8.8J. Kpecial CJ4 Qf
for two days, each p i7cj
,.50.to $5 VVah .
Dresses
FOR TWO DAY'S
: .YS $1.95
AT .
One assortment of white njid
colored wash dresses b-ft
from laat selisrm; slightly
soiled unit moHlly In small
aies. Itegular tJ.''0 to "
values. Special for
two days, each . , .
$1.95
$15 Silk Dresses
FOIt two days tJf n""
at yj.v,)
One assortment of taffeta
silk dresses, with reorgetto
sleeves and white collars und
Jabots of taffeta. Colors aro
tan, pray and navy blue.
They are finished off with
two porkets 11 ml trimmed
with pearl billions. Itegular
I !! values. B p e c I 11 1 for
two days,
each .....
.. $9.95
Up to $6.50 Wash
Skirts
FOn TWO DAY'S
,:V9 $2.98
AT ..
This lot of wash skirls comes
In coot, fresh, white gabar
dine and striped damask.
Made with all the new stylo
features. Regular values up
to $.6D. Hpocial QQ
for two days .... p.t0
Two-Day Sale of Silk'
Suits
In this snle we Include our
entire stock of silk suits
Hllk Taffetas, I'onqoes.l Kha-kl-Kouls
mid I'opllns In both
lined and unllued models.
Colors are navy, black, gr.iv,
rose, tan, purple, green and
white. Hpeclal for two days
lis follows
ilS to S13.D0 J(
values J),t)
25 to 137,50 (Jiq rrr
value JJL. t O
$1.50 to $2.50 Waists
atk::a"93c
White and colored shirt
wiit of voile ' Made with
the new collar effect n,nd
Irlmrned In pearl buttons.
Regular ll.r.O to $2.r,o val
ues. Hpe'ial for two QQrt
days, each JsC
Voile nnd Organdy
Waists ! W
$1.95
vrhtte
waists.
Ml
voile and orpanrtv
plain tailore'd and
I a co
lies
trimmed models. Yal
10 Jil.r.O. Hpeebil for
Iwo daya,
each ...
tiU.aU
Palm Beach Suits
:1
$10 and SI'J ralnni
A small assortment of palm
beach suits; Just the thing for
vacation trips; being e.uslly
laundered you are always
sure lo have it looking fresh
nnd new when you want It.
Regular JIO and $12 values,
riprcial for two (p J Q"
days V'l.fct)
'a
a
$5 to $7.50 Hats
FOR TWO DAYS
$1.50
AT
Our entire table ronlalninix
about 1'5 trimmed hate,
'flic.-" come i n hemp ami
georgette, and are prettily
trimmed wuh ribbons and
flowers. Mostly small shapes.
Kegtnar to j;.,',ii value
Special for two
$1.50
days, each
EWK0WIT7
or in v nir smi: ; mi.
MI:T I IMMIls 1 ( H 1.1 SS
Second Floor Robin
son Bldg.
!3
Third and Main Sts. U
rm: i i.kvatok
PI I LftUflft l"L
1 till UN I il
jU ULLIIIIIIBIUL
SALE
J 1 n mn
Specials
ih -
RAMONA PICNIC MADE
RED CROSS MONEY
l' Celebration There Provided I'unds
fur War Work; I'lsttlvillui of
Yar Time CburiM.-U'r.
U : rV"-il t Tl.e Worj'l.
B1 BAVu.NA. ' i.'KI.A., July 4. One
or uio i i-.M pati ioTii; meetings
ever held in thiN He tion occurred
b'-ie to'ii.. It vs. is la the naLure
i f an aililty" picnic and celebration
nr.'! w;is 1 . . -t I . bv the absence of
iiii.'iai.ki'M ati l pyroieehnb-8.
'i 110 pi. nii: u m held on the
L'r.,o..U ,.t t... I'i,ri,,,nl r.til.ll
ri i. h 00 1, the' finest rural school
J f-.s'toi in Do. stale. Y'arlous
en, ik. m, did u thriving
l.usitieas :nid the total proceeds went
to Inn l:.'d Cruss. The" Bed Cross
'-., o.-ic , 1 ,L coioddet Able , sum
t: , . ..,'v 1 . ii !i i j . of j I and from a
o.i-i. ,1 Jn id in ; . t,, boui gyiiiuaKiuin.
'Iho .-.sii ities Marled with a
Mricr i.arude this moriilug in which
vailnijs p.i'i.ou,- floats were a lea
:iir... l-ii' i there was a program In
the s. iiool auditorium, which waa
f.ibd ! o.ei flowing. (Ilcnn Condon
of 'in, .. 1. ii jjie speaker of the day.
lie i ,,f loiotiiions in I'Yanc 0.
miT'',..ii."l ihe a'i'. oilmen, ents made
er V, ..s'iMiiiioii hist night cutieeruing
the 111,111 ny status of tho I'tllted
Hiaies and predictiul an allied of
fensive next year iluit would not
stop iirilll Uei inany had boen icrush
ed tin urged everyone lo pull to
seiner to win the war, forget petty
leamiif.ies air personal iiuarrels.
1 cemen' factions and do their ut.
1 most to "win the wtr." Tho nud-
i o-hi.c liiiO'io-il iiitetiUvely for mose
' lli.i'i an iii. ur and gave Mm an ova
J to. n ,i Hi,. 1 oiicl.isiou of his re
11 marks, lb' inferred lo Iho fai't that
I be hid enlisted In the marines and
would soon be going bark to Franco
lo ibi Ins bit as a prlvuto In the
luriks.
A minlstrnl show benefit for the
Ited Cross as given at tho school
tonight.
I wryhody In town and farmers
ami oil pun from afl parts of U10
country spent the day here,
lUAITO
Tom Mix. tho daring William Fox
star of the new drama of the North-
1 west "Ace- High" that will bo at
.the Illalto titer ir r today and tomor
jrow Is essentially a frontiersman and
a pioneer. He Is clever and accom
piisliud actor, but he never loses tbe
character of a man of tho plains
ami woous.
He spent a lone time In the Cana-
dian wilderness, und worked with
trie famous Northwest Mounted I'd
lice. In the character of 0110 of
these intrepid men who hold duly
aoove nr, -and honor over safety,
ho Is t.lhng- of the things that he
.Knows rrom experience.
It Is one thing to be simply brave,
but quite another to be courageous,
and capable, of meeting lawbreakers
and worsting them. Tom Mix has
done this In his own career and
knows how to show It upon the
screen.
. RAND Til FATF.lt-
; The: musical comedy hill presented
by the "Yankee Iioodlo (Hrls" com
pnny at the Grand theater yctsterday
1 pleased large holiday crowds, every.
: on being hUhly pleased with the
; r.ew summer policy of amusement
i now being offered at the popular
' pbiyhouee. l'lrnty of tuneful aong
I numbers were offered, clever corn
j edy and a pleasing array of prnttv
I costumes. Tho feature picture
i proved an Interesting one. starring
j tne clever screen star, tiladys Ilu
1 lotto, and a strong supporting cast
; in a rathe production entitled. An.-
I iieMng Hill," The doors at the
ilrnnd are open dally flj.im 12 noon
to 11 p. m The musical comedy
at 2:.in. 4:30, 7:,K and 9:30. Mat
inee, prices,, urv ee.it, 10 cents; night
prices, lower floor, 20 cents, balcony,
1 10 cents; children, half price.
LEGAL
1 n ti'tk iTsft!rT rnrut op tmk
UNITED Nm KS FOK THf. KAST
KZK PrtAIVKHO. .lr
Tn th 01 alter of tiny I'. h"icr of Tulii,
nnknipt, .n lUiikriiptf y. No. 19.9.
NOTK'K OF KMIST MKKT1NO OP
rUKIHTORS.
To the rrpditafYr of (Jnr p. ElaiT, of
Tn)k, in thf Connfr of Tulsa, ml
tri' t nforriAid. n lUnhriipi
Votiff in hrcby iven tht on th 13th
H.ty f Jiim. A -fin the tM Cut l
Si-itrr w duly adjudiritnd tankrnpt;
and t hut tht first meeting of hid cred
itor will h held at V. K. TM-itrirt 0iirt
Ufom. 1-Vd.Tal TiutMlnvr. In City of Tulsa.
nn the 19th Hay of July. A, K, IftlH. at
two 2 'rlock in the , afternoon, at wliich
tini the paid rrMitnri rrar atiend, prfT
their rlaima, a;'iiint triiMee, exim-ne
the bankrupt, and trnnsact uch other
nes aa may properly come before , laid
uifMtnc.
41ukoi;oa, Ok!Khnrna, .TntT 3. .01H.
K'.H HMNKUI), Jr..
Unferee In Hantniptry.
fl. C. Conner, Kir., atUirney for ''uk
rnpr, 'j ttinn, 'ia.
iWAMT'A!
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Mir.irnum amount ont time 20e.
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AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES FOR HA IX 10
FO'iTHALk'--. Fiv,. nans... t Ht uiiuljiski r rar
prtrfl frjV I'honr 171- U ,
V0.r A . --Fnrd. "I'.HT. SMiriiigTisK H ilt
f"iu!"'ni-fit i'h-jtu! ; 1
h-ti than lu f mL." Kime Iriui...
WrJit Fifth. I'hrtf-f ." 7 .'1 7
t'OHl) J T 1 e - l'lv.- p.-tsiTftiff-r. j).- onrr; ex
tra dtlivry i.o U , a;! f'ir f .'J-j ; a lar
ri'n. 1 1 0 t Hotiih rmeiM.aii
V6k"8AI.'K Biiirk road 4i l-r. 1 U 1 H "'model,
llOii'i- - K it Uf.. Hotel Tul
KtlKKOAHH'I KK - ' tin neromihi'mj Yut-1
r'a.lKtpr, 1IJI7 mmmI-'! : -"-i :i, ') nnN-n:
ftr Mlit, e.ti at Uti llu'.fl tli:k. Ooori?
TK Vol' are in t h ir it W fnr a pofd tim-d
car 1 barn muit vbii want; I lnivt all
kindn' frvim n f-Kr-t up a t'adillao..
Hi i A Parker 4J4 Ka-l Hwinii
Kdllli purir.K rjr, ni rttutbO'r and
arilan w(th atat-tor aiel remoiiniai rinia.
In pr-rfpet rnit!t.uvi. ' I'Lutia Told, or
rail at ill) Hen III K!in.
70l7 FOHIl " TO'-ltrvil -,iifVir 'le
t0. I-honca 4i:Tu j iI .1. lil'l I'i'h.i
b.'U
1917 Marmot! TnurlnR, Jut
painted $2,r.00
1517 Marmon chummy $2,400
1917 racksrd touring 12,250
J917 Wlnton ,wlre wheels, revnr
nihed .(2,000
191(1 Stutjs, (icrfect condition
throUKhout ,1,47S
19U Ilulck roadster ........ 1.S75
1917 Iteo Six. roadster .....$850
1917 ttudebaker glx touring ,.650
1917 Liberty Light Six touring $575
191! Studebaker Four touring $500
1917 drant Six . ....... .$500
AUTO BUFPLIKS AKD KEPAIKfl
ti A If I A ft H "It K M VU.Vt NO P.e'roreUlf .
I')ii't hata your fadiator plOfrced full of
older by inexperienced workmen. Wt
rejiair ttiem r.ht. Our work jruaran
ticj from 1 to 1'. monttia, according to
contract, btnp ua your loaky or wrerked
radiators har'ott, Th Kadiatur Wan,
104 V. Flrat gtreet.
CI I KV KNN K, S.', b 18 Kiro-urvof earaire
!ir , , rent
Phonfl 473.1
14 Fir proof rfcraa for
r-nt; Ter-; reaaona'll(. phone ""70 ,f
1 A l( (J K frr,,"t. pitonft 4ft4M,
UARAtJR in rear" of 7 1 -I rwmthrtacoT
Phon MilSjnqiiir H'2 Iowa Hlrtif.
(IAR.K. $.S nTtnonih. 71tj Somh KlkTliT
W-ANTED AUTOMOBILES U
WANTKO AMTOMOHILK to trade foTTom
mereial lea, townihip Jt-nki, lot 3,
hkfk 4ft. phon-j Tranmer 541.
BOARD AND ROOMS""""
IJ01lf""Hdu"BEKEEPINQ"BOOM3 lit
AltfliEli," K.,l i I'J i'wii heiii "lieuaekVp"
biff rooms aia ooa liirue-room iiouae.
Phntia 3.1IH.
DTt A j i , K 11 7ii"n Sii UclThoiiikirp
leg nom Blue ateplnf roem : modrn.
W ST 1 1 NTS 7 Tj 2 i --" ) nTt wo"o Fl h ren tea.
ly furnlihd hensekeepiiif rooma, mod
ern. Pt'nnn fl(irt3 J.
lT6P'urr-KHi liiii Two nTrH7"fnrnlhe(t
rennta for lirtit booaelceepinf, to eoupla
n-ithonl chililren.
C1IKYFNN-R. .V., 628 l.ichl houaek.-pin.
rooma fer rnt, raaonah;. phone 8ISli-j!
COOI J.ttSHT IIOl'SKKKKl'INO reouV.
iric lifflllR, modern, en Merk South
Iimrer Jltntj, (8, Call 1J01 buuth
Klwond.
CINCINNATI. M., 4.TS Ker rent 3 rooma
and irrediifd porch, aontli(ra exposure.
1'hnno "744 v
CftKYKNNEr N rrr MeJeVnjf farnisned
hniiBrkrepinK reomi. cnotl piratloa, waik
inn illxtanre, $. per wAfk aid up.
(Ill IK Yi'.N N K, IS., .f,J.f Kor rent twoTooina
for lis-ht houaekeepine ; no rhildrs
ElftTITFI, 1!.. 814 Fnrnlnhed rooma lor
hchl aookokeopuiff; modorn.
EIlilfTII. W.. 14! I hoinftki-opinj nonin.
modorii; $4.60; houaa ia rear, l'bone
m.WOnij, .kfTlfr''iaoVinroWpkr-iiiiij
roonn: nicely funuahed; no Uoi:. i'liuue
4741 K.
KLWCiliI), S, 30i For rent home keeping
room
KA 1 1C V I K v; K, 5 4liJ(ihihun 7l,Vr,T:3
n-o-nii, nicely ftirntuheil ; all moili-rn fn
TPfiiene -a. te man and wif, or 2 la
died einplored: runt reasonable; walking
distance. Phone r'J'JO.
ITBIHCO. X, 811, Tliree lirht henrkeP.
inf rooma, tvio alccpinr roonn tic!
kitchen; medern; cviTjtlnng furnishiii.
Phona 2P1B.
V I FT 'I, V .H'i"l0 1. e lionaVk eei ii" ronnt,
aouih fxpourr; modern, cloaa in, t'ti
neotinr hath: TirWale entPBiire
POK KKNf l'o lurniahed nwun for liirtit
fionaekcpiiic, G. par week. J'houo
FK I St -i "Sfi fl"-"- fwor,nVn"8hMi"lHtVe"
keepHijr ro'iins, upauira ; no ihildrtrii.
Vhona H4'd7-.l.
IJtMKjh. r. , :: Two hKlit ho.mekcrp-
ir moms, modern," 1'hnf.o 7 -HI.
HUlUiK. 1 443 - Two modern houackeepinf
JACKStiN. tf, Twrt" 1 ; f PuhoaoVtVpTng
TOO"- in Vhone )''')
J.At KSOV S ," 7'.1 i I't ' neatly Yur'nWhed
ar-d ri"iTi4:it houspkeepinc rooms
l'hone M7S.
V V It H7l,7 S . "finf. Tom ,i,.rri" '
hniiMkeeplrig rooms ; roni n-adouable.
!'Kori. 7(-.
ilAIN, N ,
kr.'pi iij
hi r
T furniahH lirht lioni'
V pruale l-rlrill'i-e; Uif vl
phtine tir t
MAIN. , . t.l- r .:r. mN.-d aprun.Ht "for
hirht h.'TKrK. -piijaf, ini.il.ri!, rk.sc-in.
I'll in V'l R
M MX. S. 1
I i ruish, ii r.io;n for lit'ht
,-, i'-'i,V eit'T'ovrtl ,r two
aninat-le. Phnne l.lidfl.
j'i. rly f :rr'isii.-, nwnii
i-Mf't; I'l.o,. .' M f , ,
lifitnoke, r
laHi.-s r,
Ni'ki if si i
li.-ht
NICK! V
Rfithn
KIKM
'"I1 -'ii" of riKims;
I'hone 2131.
'i'"" li'Witjir.s"mod
,'pil,i; rtnrns f(r rent.
S'oiiliil.k,'"
ern l!j:ii,
''i.,ne
I'l'l'KIi.'
f..r hcM
r-! M."S
Tu.i nii-p front roonn
ki-r,i;i; evfrv thing fur
i ,,1 l,a k enlratire. l'liouo
I'll' HM . n . i
l:iK-ied f"- lis
Kivi'-room hoalle fur-hMu.n,'pii,t-,
near car
ri'iRM '.-.. 71- Two mre front rooms
i,i- licht hotirekeopirg; rxrrytliing fur-ri-li-il;
frvnt and hack entrance. Phona
SKOi INI'C" r'i rinthroeTiire:7"furniVhed
riims for livht nonsrkeepitig, Vnoue
SIXTH, K., l'i)-Two niodrrn rooma lor
lishl beuackecping. Ikouo v3ua.lt.
BOARD AND ROOMS
JJOHT UOOBBEEEpiNO BOOM818
ui'iiir UO'JStKEEl-INii rooma.
anreanad back pirch, alaekric li(ht and
iwii: new or pnona: cloae in. Phone db(17.
'I'll lltll, W.,.. Tul Ughi bo'uaeitupini
rooma; (ronnd floor; aouihcrn ex
Tohiira. twir'iMtriB Li(lTTtioT;5EKeEPiN5
rooma. modera, well fnmiahed; walkinf
.i.-.rirr; reaaonaul. rnooe 4H37-J.
TWO MOUKKN lara, well furniahed lirht
housekeeping rooma. i'Boaa 4837-J, aflar
i p. m.
TKKM'u.N, (i., HO Onahalf of duple!
moib-rn home ftirniahad for light feouee-
.n...i,iK. i none nt14
XANTMl.H, H., 211Two nicely furniahed
front rooma for HjEht bouaekeeping; fio
rnuuren. I'nnne idm j
Zt'NIH, K
M( For rant for houaahaen
ln ;
l.'h
larra cool room, bif eloaet. iirivata
9-4 per pionin. 1'hone 20; a it.
itOOMS FOB' REN--FJKKISHED 17
rW'S-VJ. t- foothaai aleeping rooa
t'.r r' f lifffin rnon a.viu.
ii ard an-epinx porcn. nicely Turn
four lilocka from Maiu. Pbooa
I'.. (
It o I ' 1 , 1 h r7"h 0 6 - -tVoTn reiy"furj 1 1 ah ed
ronmi, gentlemen preferred ; alao wbola
third floor for three or four younc men;
lartro. airy, alwtrio fan provided: vary
rtKonable; referoucea required. Phone
4:fi3.
Ii " T 1 1 N 7" S . . H01 rT. en I y Turn l at ed aoul"iv
eaut bVdroom, pritala home, eioaa la.
I'hnne 1344.
IJOhTON, 8., H09 Cool, omfortahle aleep-
Injr noreh in rear of houie; toueiida en
trau'-e : privaio home : clone-in.; iui table
for 'nbortnc manJ I'fJ, la Pnrw.ffflt-
Ur. I ' l , Ull-f, I.IIJWO iUt lU AUUaU "1U-
dowt I 'hone 735.
ST: I i J )l tVi 9 TeaTi ii . aliy farnleKetl
front hedraont, amiable for ono or two
pen I lemon, private entrance, two block!
from V. M. ('. A. 1'hone 93.
TTlCA I Y, W,, 'jlfi Oua aieepin room for
ri'ni. i none
U M ' I . I V. H r "87"'' -1 W--"Vawell turn
iHiid aoulh roou.a; aummcr ratea; pr
nntnnt pccple.
Must ().N, S.r 44"-Kurniil)ed room To"r
rent, light honaekreping and aleeptnf;
modern; done in. i'houe 'fi97.
HUSTON, H 1023 Nice root furniahed
ro'iira. I'hone Oaaee $l-ri.
BOSTON. .S.,
r'aorlal!e
Mt5 Ntra cool sleeping room;
rnt.
iiOSTO.N, K 809-Pleasant mom, prltate
home: rlnne-in. i'hone jtMJS K,
BOPToyr,
rooma.
B, 621 Cl0M in
I'hone iltlM.
farniihed
IlKAtTIKLM.bY KrTTtNISIIKD, atrietly
modern iarga aouthweat room, aui table
for 2 or 3 ; alao on roommate, gentle
man wanted. Telephone 11 IV
CIIKVK.SNK, N., 0SH Two nice larce
alcfpiuiT rooma, modern, on ear linn; a:e
theae after 6.iKi. Rent reasonable.
CINCINNATI, 8.. Blrt Very neairable
Ifeptiijr room on ftnt floor with larga
f'oaei; rery rool. l'bone 4M",
C1IKYKN.SK, W., S 15 High riaas bedroom
for rent; eiose.in. phone ''.
piN'Ci N NVt l7Z 5ldNica" 1 "iirffa aou tit
east tlcepinr room, 1'hona 2083.
cTl K.V KNS K, K . 6 10N ii;ely furniahed
eakt front ileeplnjf room. Phone 17K5,
tlUhYRNNK, 8.. t!09 Denirahie iepin(r
roiin, close in, auuth Ride. I'hone 71H4
CINCINNATI, H.. 002 One larjro nicely
frtwifahed aontheaat alrepinr room ; all
modern couTeuienrea. witii Jiitcben priv
ilecp. I'hone HH50.
CINCINNATI. 8.. SI7ft Nicely furniahod
a.oeping moma real clone in: rales 94,
$". J'l per week. I'hone 635.
lKNVKil, S C24 Nicely furniahed room
eioav-in Torj(entirmen
DKNVKH, 8., 732 For rent front room ia
modern home. Phone f2n.
iiKNVKlt, S., 002 Southeast room con v en
ient to bath ; prlrate family.
KH;llTli,k.7 314 Vor rentTleeping rooin"
aontheaat expoanre.
Kl.WOnn, 8., 814 For rent firat-elaaa
aleepmc ron,ma with or wlthont board,
KHilU'lt, K.. K Slcepinr room downataira
adjolutna bath, for coapU or one or two
f i r'a. Phone 124 1 .
TTiTiMTH. K . Hi Hleopinff room dawirnaUIri
adjoining bath, for coupla or on or two
rirln. Phono 1241.
"rTLvrior,
H.. 814 Ona nico
Sleeping
room
Phone 7001.
EKiMTir, K., 200 Nir large sleeping room
with H windows and all conTeniencea, in
a private home, i'hone an7a.
CttilNS, 810 Por rent, nicely furniaiied
airirtly modern moma, anntbern ex
Tenure; eluio in; very desirablu. phone
410.
KIilN. S , Nireiy furniahed aleep-
Irn rooma, (deeping porrh.
FOli Ith.N'f -On furniahed or two auurn"
ished jToomi. Phone 7.M J.
ern prtrats home, in buntnena district
of the nty, one block from library and
P'.t uffice; reference exchanged. Vbon
4742.
F ' It Ti P. NT "Two be'au'tiTu 1 1 y f"uf mVhed
modern aleepmg rooma. Phone 3'J'if K.
rOit ft KMT- Couple modern aleepmg moma.
Irving Apt., 110 Weal Puurih. l'bone
3.'.32.
BKCOND AND BOULDER
All outside rooms; special Bummer
rates.
Hues Ti IN. 8 307--lino nirele farmnhed
riffling room; r!iKe in. Phone 1723-K.
ILLINOIS- - Furiitshi'd rooma, new building,
now fnrnislmi.', liot anil cold water in
ail roouiH, north of poet office, l'koua
".ii-li. Hair. $ti to h perweelt.
LAiiiiK Miiiih room nrxt to baih, in new
wtil furnished ri-sidi-iH-e, for yonng man
or i.vly en:pioycd. I'hone 3013 J.
K1M1. .. 7 -Nirely furnished rooma In
p-:vatn hoiio; tingle beda for two men.
mono 1 7i K
M A ICY P.liiK'KMAN AI'Ttf Nice rool
I'fMlrnoni a-ljiniiing halh I'hone J803.
MAIN. H., lor rent a alerping irch
anil ilrrAkir room, aoothoaiit expofture,
. rorinecht'g wlh bath; pentleaien-ilr.
Si A 1 1 1 SI i.N, "" S.7' 1 T 14--Larire't aleOifng
room with porch and irarare for tar; will
e-rve lireakfast. I'hone 7494.
MAKV BIMCKMAN, 302 I'ool. rant aleop-
nitf romii, urxt lo bath; private cntranre;
for o'le or two e.ntlcmpn. I'hone 6115.
A1A1.N, S,. liijj Soutticaxt rnom in pri-
x,ito family; genllcinan preferred. oPhone
f 'Ml
.Nil K tool room, cio&o m, ayljuiuing batb.
I'hone M114.
N ilT aieepinir room .in private home witb
1'iith. at l'Jij West r'irat. oxer tirown'a
phirmacy. Call ilra. Heard. I'hone
.V.i"4.
MM.At.K8. S.. 13d Large nirely furniahed
Kiiipir.L- room, adjoining bath; oil car
Ii'!'- I'hft;- t.n;,
SIXTH'. W.,"d21 JflTi room with real
Hf'time tiri-li. phone fif9.
til. Ki:iiN(i
rHms.
;.i;4'i.
HOli MS Furnished aleeplng
Aha Vista Apartment. I'hone
SIXTH,
W.. Ill Two large
sl,(nnc rootra. Phone 6171-J.
Sf.hr.piM.'RTWii loriiaked eouta-
i-nt slroning room. Phono 7743
iTin Nr'W.i Hi LWiSi"fooi8 nd b'd-
nwm; also aingle aleeping room. fcTee
Mrs. Kox
sixth.
K., 114 .Nicely
furmabed cool
sli-eping room. .
SKl'llNiir W., To Nirely furnished front
slprpirtg room, anitable for two.
' ROOMS UrTFTJRNI8HED
18
JdMN N. Bin Two unlurnaalieo xooiue.
"i'hone 20V5-R.
SI'H'ffiTII;- iioli For rent two or three
dandy unfurnished modern rooms,
in- r C n fc I .,imwi j
tki:nton
S., ,-t44.
.Three unfurnished
fiMiruia
nishrd.
for rent;
gaa and lighla fur
'rooms WITH BOARD 19
BRADY. K.'. 1 Board and room. 7i0
Vr ek, 1'lwo SSiia
BOARD AND ROOMS
WA NTED ROOMS OH BOARD
KtOM AND BOAIUi Wanted by Udy
room and board, cloae-ia ; maat b raa
aonabla. F-33. rare World.
KOOM Young man wiahea room with a
cire Jewiah family; moat be reaaonabla
and cloae in. Y 47. World. '
TWO lighi nouaekMptnf rooms waouX
Phona 748U
ed family to car for 9.
year-old boy during week except Sua-
da. Call o'SOO. Mr. Noble.
WNt"ritwo"n,cely furniaUtvd rooma by
miaaia-agea couple wtinout wjauidran;
atato priee sad location. Address 23, '
care World.
WANTED Itoom and board, reflnad eoupls
deaira room sod board in prtfato family
where there ara no other roomers; want
two rooma if possible and priTat bath;
will pay well for such accommodations,
oa south side. Address 15, cars World
BUSINESS SERVICE
BUSINESS SERVICE OlTEElipT
BANKSTON Bulla cleaned and praaa4 C
Prftetleal cleMara and Sattara. ni
Hon It Main, phone 571.
WaHHTnu and iroulng wanted. TSaSi
6n.j.
WATCH KKPATKINO Cipart vales aa4
jewelry r.palrinr done by Totj Jeweler
Co.: calm, alack repaired tr talaia
eloek expert aader jearlr iwuln
.!LV-yAiL.4j-f!'M-
"boildinq AKrrcbwTRAbTiNO
ELKCriRlO WIRINO i nViVna oa
where rent la lew, aave aaenev. Vlner
Ckaadelier Co, 914 Bests aUU street.
I'hone H . ,
o i&AtftiiRrniinmuiQ '" ts
MATTRE8RE ReneTktel sad reearereel;
returnril home the eame Amy. Fhose
C43. Kaniiar, ldattreaa Co.
DKES8MAKXH0-MILUNERT
CORRECT COK8KT1NO Lei Mr.. A. L.
Carpenter adrlae with yeu. Appointment
if deaired. Marquttle kotel. Fkoee
5771.
ErKSKMAKING Hllk Khlrta. wert r"af
anteed. Mra. ckotl, 124 booth MabelU
i'hone 1.M K.
DKK.8RUAK1NI1 riain and
daintr haad-work, work
faner, alas
foaranteed.
call 7;. ;
fiFM sWfCHI N 0 1 0 1 r'irat National Bank
bldf. Beat is Iowa; done wbile yos wait.
Phone
flKMSTlTCHINO and plrotln4 neallr
dona. Slnrer Rwlnf Manhme 0s, 111
Eaat Sefend. Phone 676.
JZemstitchino AND PICOT1NU saetly
dona hr White Be win a Uachlne Co, It
Kaat feeeond atreet. phone 7784.
INSURANCE t
1 WRITE riBK, tornado, pi.te (laaa anj
automobile .nanraoee in the beat eeiw
paniea H f Pe'ltta phone Suit
MOVINOAND 8TOBAOE
MOViNO AKD BTOt?A0ll
29 1
Ctore with Pact'a Pirepnol Storage, Pkoses
Oaata HtM-ltM.
PA INTHjdltNCn)Wo'BATlNO 80
CAN aave ree aaeaer ee paper ttanfiaf end
pamlinf : eall for eatlsiake: ell leerk ffner
enleed. F 8. Bntherland, pkoee t17 a.
i(KA-TIIHS BROS., piin'tint and paperinj.
Phone 6V63. 51g Bontk Boilon.
Fa'PKK'INU ANI'lllNTTftOiatlmaToi
rheerfnllf iriven; all work fnaraaleed.
John Petaraon. Phone 2807.
PRiNT'lNQNP8gA'T10pTEBY 83
UI'l.T IIIRAI'HLel m. set onl roar
mnlt'srnph lettera, prleee rlrht. Grace
llraill. 315 Central Natl. Bank Bldg."
phone R013.
REPAIRING AND BEMODELINO St
KETR alada to order, gun and lonkaaallk-
ing, waiaing oi nroaes perte er iron. re
pairing of eTerrtking. Jarob Novelty Co.
21" Ran rirat Phone 72.
TAILORINQ AND PKESSINO 88
BANblSTON CUaner and batter, aniu .
tleaned and preaaed, f 1. Hale cleaned
end blocked, iti. fit Bouts. Maia
Phone 5871.
GRAND CL.EANINO AN1 PRESaINO- I
Our eleening end preaais la rnpener; i
expert alteratiooa. 117 Zeal Beoond.
Pbona 5460.
WHKNEVER ron want yonr garmenu
(leaned, no lahrie la too delicate. I-adieo
work a tpeeially. Vfen'e auiu cleaned
and preaeed. II. Bankatoa. t Boutk
Main, phjne 5371.
EMPLOYMENT
HELP WANTED MALE
8
A .cKItVK'E HOY wanted who nnderetanda
rhanging urea. ZOO Eaat Second. Pbone
AGENTS WANTfn to cell atork for good
mining propoxition; t'ratt Lead and zina
rompany, 219H 8onth Main, phone 6091,
HOiiKKKEl'Eit wanted by a lire auto eon-
ply houa; muat have aome knowledge ot
(he builneaa; write full references and
elate aalarr reo,uind; competent lady
would be areepted. HoxF-44, care World.
EXPERIENCED PTPK MAN or one who en
deratanda thre.idinr pipe; right job to
right party. Nowata Pipe Bupply oom-
pany, Nowata. phone 76A-J.
Join tho Army herrnitlnr offleea at Ok
lahoma City, Tnle. Moakogee, CkickMhxw
Ardmore and Knid. .
fXMOREfiHWantea, clean-rot leborerl
who want to work. Oklahoma Iron.
Worlca. ,
PREKKER filR KOFrXAN MACHJHB
Wanted. If expert will pay good wages.
Addrt-ia Variyn'a Cleanera, Knid, Okie.
WANTED KALKSM EN lo aell fail ieUlng
book profKMition of natriotie nature. Ap
ply de.k Y. M. C. A.
for construction and other work In
Ozark mountains of Missouri; ex
cellent board, spring water. TVs
furnish transportation and supply
you with best of sleeping quarters.
Free amusement. .Shipping over
Frisco 6 p. m. every day. Call at
(iuarnntee Employment Agency,
First and Main streets, and reglater
free.
WANTKDPlriUf Ma.cki.mlth ft
V. .1. I.nt' An to nd Body Work, H' (
Admiral.
A N T V I) A t Anes enrA wOOwsvn lor.r
At onr.fl.
"allwi . A war AfsmawJI
(tnral honm-worlr.
1115 f-a ''l
MEN "WANTED ,0B
STREET ar
App,yFpAtKCOMPAKT
Arcade Hotel. Ponca City. OWa.
JIust be producers. Inquire
Circulation Department, Th
,e
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