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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-11-15
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we have a variety. When those
three fellows with the itch came
in, went back to take their
names and temperature and
started TO scratching right away
like TO take care of the sick
boys fine. We have three nurses
and five hospital corps men in
The building. Miss Perm comes
on at 1880 a. m. and goes off at
3 p. m. Miss Hamm comes on at
3 p. IN. and goes off at 10 d. m.
Miss Pherrel comes on at 4 % d. m.
and goes off at $3.50 a. m. The
last two nurses are fine, but the
first is a little too fussy. Four
of us corps men work in the day
time and one at night.
The night | go on liberty l quit
at $3.50 p. m. and go on duty at
8 a. m. in the morning. work
tlll p. m. that day and go on at
$3.50 next morning and quit at
$3.50 to go on liberty. Since I
have been at the hospital | have
been spending most of my liberty
nights reading and sleeping. You
see | have liberty every other
night. Our liberty will fall on
Saturday one week and Sunday
next week. On Saturday and
Sunday the boys get off at d.
m. instead of 4::3O.
We get the best of food and
sleep in high, soft beds in a
house. SO you see it is fine.
don't expect to be here more
than month or two. They just
made it rule that all the corps
men that train at Great Lakes
will have to go through the hos
pital here. They are sending
men out right along now. Nine
OF the boys out of my company
that came over month ago left
this morning to go on the U. S.
S. Huron, South Dakota and Pitts
burg. The next place / go will
be aboard some ship. That will
be swell to go aboard ship.
They caught eight fellows in
the commissary department on
the.main station here that have
been grating in the butcher de-
partment. They have been put
ting hams, bacon and beef in
garbage cans, covering them up
with bones and sending them out
on a truck that has been bringing
bread into the station. They
were sending them to a town
called Kenosha and selling it to a
butcher shop there. 1t had been
going on since October, 1916.
They say they cleaned up between
100000 and $4,000. We were
supposed to be paid last Saturday
and somebody i'm The pay depart
menl found Il shortage of $4,000
in the pay roll and we won't be
paid Till next Saturday..
Tell Mrs. Zahner will write
her a letter when get paid. !
have only one stamp now. Give
all my friends my best regards,
also Mickey. must close now.
| am going to a movie show.
Your son, FLOYD.
My address is +. n. Dickman,
U. S. Naval Hospital Unit 8, Great
Lakes.
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Oct0her 1S, 1917.
Miss Jennie Donnelson,
Dear Friend "Jen": ! received
your very welcome letter a cou-
pie of days ago and was very
glad to hear from you. | am o.
X. and hoppe you are the same.
You girls must excuse me for not
writing sooner and oftener, as
am very busy up until after sup
per. Then am generally ready
TO shit the hay.
Since writing to you last, we
have moved to another town, only
about five liilometers, or 3 Is
miles. Like it quite nice. AT that
though, was getting very nicely
acquainted i'm the former place.
AS yesterday was pay day, all
The fellows are out having Il good
time, as they are full init the win
blanc" (winc.) Money sure goes
fast llcrc, as everything has gone
up so much since the American
troops have come to France. For
instance. we pay IL franc and a
half for bar of chocolate that
worlld only cost IA jitney i'm the
L.. S. A.
You ask me it | gol the candy
ma and Ruth sent me. ! sure did,
but something seemed to be the
matter with it, as il disappeared
alnost instantly after being
opened.
Yes, do get quite bunch of
mail at time, as | got fifteen let
Iers and one card along with
yours in three days. have an
swcrcd about all. Have two yet
to answer But come again and l
\ Twill Try to answer ii little more
promptly.
Today we had very nice wealth
err. which is something out of The
ordinary, as we have had cold
|dsaereeable weather for about
| three weeks. This afternoon
Il
4 there were only seven acrOplanes
flew over us i'm about five min
utes. They were all allied planes
1 guess they were after a Boche
\ L.havc seen the artillery fire upon
the Bochc planes. One fell about
4 200 yards, but rcgained balance
X Too had
4 Well, will close as ] am going
to hike for bed. ] have been writ
ling in the Salvation Army hut anC
been having some competition, as
la piano is being pounded and tho
Victrola played and the fellows
!noisy. With love to you and all
Your friend, BRENNAN.
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land they We're taken to one OF
the larger towns rather near the
front. There they could hear the
guns go at night. The store
fronts were plastcrcd With no
tees that underneath were leaves
voutccs which means strong
ccllars-into which the passers-
|by were invited To dash il an ON
envy filler came overhead. They
got i'm touch With war and got
acquainted with tho French SOL
dicrs. Every now and then some
of the Officers managed TO get
away on more or less unofficial
trips to the front. They came
back and told their men about IL.
1--WE for the I'rencllmen," one
|of them said. The nearer the
front you get The better he sings.
Say! On the level | believe they
enjoy war;
Only a few weeks were needed
for This breaking i'm process. by
that time he men could all spul-
ter a little French. Moi much, il
lis true, but Il little. You should
hear them sing "Madelon,' for
leXample. You know how The
ktune g0es-Illc sort of II tune
that should 90 With Il girl who
twas loved by a regiment so much
that She refused to marry the
sergeant when he asked her. AND
then that ringing finale al Tho
end, when the words go 2allopina
gaily, faster and faster. unit! the
Verse ends with:
"Madelon, Madrlon. Madclnn.
The men may be Il little JUS
a wee little short OF words hnrc
and there, but they are letter pnr-
feet on The MadeIon part One o
the capiains-discretlsn forhidS
a greater particularity was
singing i'm a music hall the other
might. along with the rest of the
audiencr, all French, respectable
land perfectly we'll behaved, whel
he was surprised to find Il pail
of soft arms around his neck ami
a kiss pressed on either check
She was very pretty girl, am,
her mother was With her, and al
was as it should be.
You beautiful Americans.
said the mother, in pretty goo
English. "All France loves you.
The captain is past the firs
flush of his maddening beauty
for he was yardmaster before h
joined the army, and pretty yard
masters have very seldom beer
seen. But he is not past senti
ment.
II told her." said he. "that II
J go on singing Madelon' forever
, for such reward. But as tina
{ is not possible I'd fight the Boch
> instead
When the regiment was rip
g for work on the front the Frenc
g took them over. Toady the rcgi
/ ment, although an integral pal
s |of the American army in Franc,
e is actually under French order:
For convenience sake they ar
s lbeing fed and cared for by til
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right. There is the classic story
of the battle between Red Dugan
and a 'bo which will be told when
ils turn comes, after the war is
over.
SO Red won.' said the captain.
But say; when The fight was
over we sent for Reds brother.
lie was holding down a trick i'm
the roadhouse then.
Jimmy we says to him,
here's the two of 'cm. Now you
pick 'rm out To suit yourself.
Which is your brother and which
lis The bop
They Mere The first of the
American forces to he actually
under fire i'm France. Bombing
doesn't count i'm this. There is
no way to keep Il Boche raider
from slipping over now and then
and dropping a bomb where he
thinks il will do the most harm.
But these chaps have been actu-
ally under fire from the big guns.
l'hcTe is notch between two
hills through which the Germans
used to throw shells now and
then. That particular German
battery has been eliminated since.
| but no matter. One night the
shells landed right on patch of
| the track over which an Amer
lean crew was running a train.
! The lrackwaIkcr ran back along
| the track, waving his lantern.
Hooray, boys he yelled to the
engine crew. Were at war at
lasi-and they raised hob with
gus. Amt This finc?"
| The regiment had its origin
/ about the time Villa concluded
That moral pressure was nothing
! much to worry about and began
4 to harry the peasantry in Mexico.
Then he began to harry the Unit
cd States soldiers who had been
sent down there to make him I'M
lhappy. Transportation difficult
! ties developed.
What is wantcd,' said Samuel
| Fellows to some of his fellow
arallroaders, SIS some one who
knows how to handle a railroad
| job. These regular army mer
fare all right-but shucks, they
don't know any more about {
Irailroad than | know about a ma
| chine gun"
So a dozen or so volunteered
IThey were not needed then, bu
twhen we got into a real war the,
lwerc called into service. Five
lgrcat railroads Offered the picl
iof their men to tIe government
; or at least that pick that wished
to volunteer. About 5000 of tn,
, ! livcliest men on The five road
, lWere permitted. They were no
all that volunteered-only thos
Rwho answered to that high stan
dard of railroading ability tn
, lrallroad heads set for them. On
? man in seven had been accepte
yiwhen the wedding process wa
, Sover. The regiment is now at tn
> front in France.
| When they first reached ,thi
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ODE TO TEXAS

ODE 10 TEXAS.
I'm setting here and thinking of
the things | left behind,
I'm writing down the things that
are running thru my mind.
We've dug five miles of trenches
and cleaned up five miles of
ground,
And if there's a mcaner place this
side of hell, I'm sure it's still
unbound.
But there's still one consolation
gather closely while tell;
When we die we're bound for
heaven, for we've done our
hitch in hell.
We've built a hundred kitchens
for the cooks to stew our beans,
We've stood a thousand guard
mounts and cleaned the camp
latrines.
We've washed a million dishes and
peeled them damned old spuds.
We've rolled a million blanket
rolls and washed as many buds.
The number of para.lcs we've
stood would he most hard to-
tell;
But We'll not parade i'm heaven.
for we've had our hitch i'm he'll.
We've killed a thousand rattle
snakes that tried 10 steal our
cots,
And shook million ccnlipedcs
out oil our army socks:
We've marched Il hundred thou
sand miles and made Il thou
sand camps,
And we've pulled a million cactus
| thorns out of our army pants.
But when our missions ended.
our friends will gently tell,
When they died they went TO heav-
EN-, for they had their hitch in
hell.
When final taps are sounded
We'll parade the golden stairs,
Then We'll hear st. Peter tell us
loudly with a yell,
Take front seat in heaven, boys
for you've had your hitch i'm hell
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LETTER FROM
MyRoN TEDFoRp
San Antonio. Texas.

SAN ANTONIO, IeNaS.
Dear Sister Margarete:
Received your welcome letter
and was sure glad to hear from
you.
How is everyone at home? /
am fine and like army life fine.
| didn't like it very we'll at first,
but since | have gotten acquaint-
ed | like it fine.
have a little training every
day along with my other work.
There isn't much to the truck
work so in order TO keep you busy
they give you some training.
Yes l saw those two fellows you
spoke about seeing the piece in
the paper that fell from an aero
plane. They were pretty badly
hurt but they are getting along O.
X. now. Well, you spoke about
the fruit cake you were going to
send me for Christmas. I'll sure
be glad to get it, as it will be a
change from beans and unions.
We haven't had pie yet, but
think we will, as l saw the cook
have truckload of onions UNI
loaded today, so suppose they
will maybe make us an onion pie
for dinner. Has Dad got his corn
fhusked yet?
Yes, l got letter from Wayne
yesterday. He said he thought
they would be changed to TT. Rus
sell, Colo, this winter.
Well, as it is getting dark and
almost time for us to go to bed,
I'll have to close for this time.
Your loving brother,
MYRON.
1O6 Aero Squadron, Kelly Field,
South San Antonio, Texas.
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right. There is the classic story
of The battle between Red Dugan
and 'bo which will be told when
it's Turn comes, after the war is
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-31
EMPLOYMENT


SALESMAN--M sutvd, experienced lAbriVst
ing oil salesman; must be a good one; no
other need apply. Phone 5l6s or $500
YOUNG MAN wanted TO drive Ford car.
This Is rot truck work Apply IN person
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AUTOMOBILES.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FRANKLIN ROADSTER for sale; latest
model: slightly used. &. II. smith, Iul'a'
hotel. .---.-
FORD DELIVERY-1915 model first class
order; $500. VIII trade on passenger ear
Usage 4849 or 1859.
FoRD--For sale, q new 1917 Ford roadster
Phone 1864
FORD-Ior sale. roadster; In good con'
diton 5l7 West Third. -
LEXINGTON chummy roadster for sale; IN
good shape must sell at once. Fhone
Usage 1850.
OVERLAND for sale or trade in good -un'
ming order. 9 East Brady.
TRUCK-It YOU are in need OF 5ool ~
ion truck call at All North Cheyenns or
phons Usage 7O45-R Pneumatic tires ana
in good mechanical condition.
bTRING OF JET BEADS-Lost between
Majestic theater and South Gutnrie' suit
able reward Cedar 246.
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uOuSI EOK RENT

BOSTON, ~. 6l4-si six.room mOdera house /;
$50 per month. Call In person at room 4cO
Robinson Arcade building.
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suTIs-Highest cssh price paid for mems
second hand suits coats and trousers; slso
buy shoes and nats. Phohs S445
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PROPERTY FOR EXCHANGE

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FOR SALE OR TRADE For Tulsa realty
good five ve.passenger automobile Phone So
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AUTOMOBILES.

WANTED-AUToMoRILES -
USED CAkS-Wp bu, tl,p ,,,y ,,,,.ii,....
Auto Salws'. rs last second street
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PURELY Personal

IMPORTANT Man in automobile assaulted
while recovering his stolen property on
confer lasting obligation on parents OF
innocent victims by communicating with
A.72, care World.
PILES and prostate trouble. positively
no SUI g,ry. no physical culture. Uses gem
tle dlation and electrical heat. No pain,
81, device used at home. Results are posi-
H., and permanent. Electrotherm1l Co.
Box $3.50 Steubenvile OHIO
SEVERAL. babies for adoption. Mrs. Nil
row. Ills East olive Guthrie, Okla.
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BOARD AND ROOMS

IIGUT UoISEI.Ei,p,>.,, ,,,1,,-,.--- -
ARCHrt W ~ r.' - :" h'oMS 10
housttt ,ming IA Lnl Lol rent rooms Tor hght
i,RAnV snu sleeping ..-,-,
hons w. III l-Nlgely furnished light
EoST0V p,"E room, fhone o236.
housrt..,,r,, ~ uIHlshed rooms Tor
loSsshs, 49,, l''nE tnd sleeping.
iisS, bd' r. Io5o-Iwo nicely furnIsped
CtiFsyEyWr W. '"$'P'ns ..',- rooms.
nisboJ H. U-'-lNo beautifully nr.
noi,6IHsnt uouS'Neeplhg rooms hne
ys6';Yo' ,v"u 5 Nou'l' ana sunny; AsnndV
plenty yas o' No''h Ma'h car Hhe'
DFTROTT N ,ot. ti.,.,. 49,,
Tor rent phan, n ni,.snd htro15SeeAe'P'hs room
DETROIT, n ~ at4 - Tso '--o r,-o r..-a ,-a,..
cali in perso1 i,tyjpn,Eo oaJ rI'nS -4oo or
DFTRoTT \ ,.r r "iu = d.. VT.
anT A. Ia,tt ~. 4''-IWo housekeeping rooms
.EIGuvJG r. oi, p......, ,........, -,
for iiiIt, nl1 OF REM luIHlshed room
7s5 'P'"s' no '"l'u'en' iHo"e
.FLGIN- o,,.--.r....- f..,.,-, ,......t. ........-
rooms roJ.r, '"o "snt Ao"seAttp'Hs
FIW0on Q 900, ,..-.,.1-,
hrht bousekoanip, room, st,.r.. ,, n,riSrou i,r,
oiertric room 4ulguy mo 'Sth
Of south pcpvsr ItW t%o Yu'1eu'e 0i' O,S o0
Flwood 81 per wsst 1,i,' Val 'o'i ''U'"
ELWOun 4 5lG-For rer, t,,.o ,s,,i,. f,,.
ni,hcd ho1.eteeplny ' roo,p. wv aiso ,brne
housekeeping rooms al over garsya. mod
ern: electric lights. Usage 7o5i
FIFTH. ". s282One nicely furnished light
housekeeping room Phone Osage slG
FIFTH " G2o For rcrt ,,,o Vicoi, Inv.
nished bedrooms. suitable for thr or four
gentlemen. can be uscd for one b.lroon
ami living room Phone 4I27.R
.ELWOoD ". -Uou,ekeepina rooms
Phone 216IJ
.EIGIN : -Vodern room, f,, iighf
bopsekr.n,pr ma cbiIJrsn
F1FTt " 79si ,r,,a ,,,,,,.,,, i...,-,
housrl ,ening room. ncuiv decnr.tcl XII
fnrfi,red a5oyc tI. 1890 ''
Homer + ioo5@Tro ,i.c,r. t,rnis,...1
igbt L,nselesring roons ''''''
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NEARING NrPAREL
OLD CLOTHES.

Highest pfI1es paid Tor ntn.s Oh cIothing,
shoes Phone 49s4. lCk North Main.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~
FLATS AND APARTMENTS rs

n, 1176-Thrce apart
ment for rent, with garage.
TENTH. r.. 206-Two- room apartment;
housekeeping privileges II desired; mod
ern; walking distance. Phone bJ5l-J.
NEWLY decorated thyee room, unfurnished
apartment: modern. $40 per month. Box
A.65 care World.
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FIATS-FURNISHED

MARY BRoCKMAN APTs.-I viii rent my
sH-room apartment completely and at
tractiyely furnished. including plano, to an
acceptable party for three months or longer.
Appiy between 10 a. IN. aud 6:3C D. NJ.
26s Mary Broekman apartments. Ninth and
Main
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SPECIAL NOTICES

NOTICE-Knights and Ladies OF Security
have changed their meetings 70 Moose
hall, 1I4h South Boston, Thursday eve
nings. s o'clock.
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FoRD-ror sale. rosdster in good con-
diiion 81 West Ihrd.
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ROOMS FOR RENT FURNISHED Ii

single and double; hot and cold water; for
couple or two men, at $3.50 each. Usage
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

STORES AND WAREHOUSES; so
BOULDER $. 3l6-Fireproof basement for
rent. suitable fur storage 24yllg i,"t
$40 South Boulder. Phone Usage 71ji
KENDALL VARSITY sHOP--For rent, fully
equipped lunch room soda fountain and
for groceries. SmOus, isS9.
WANTED to rent store building for second
hand furniture store on First or Second or
North Main. Phone NJ. X, 5j2
MISCEILNNEDUS FOR RENT 81
BASEMENT For Rent-SiEe about 24x36,
under Overland salesroom, First and Den.
vor lighted and heated, concrete floor and
walls, price S25. Phone $3.50.
GAR AGE-tor rent. IN East Second
street.
GARAGE Garage for rcnt. 72I North Bos-
ton. " per month. Osnge I9ls j.
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PERSONAL PROPERTY.

SPECIALS Al THE STORIES ca
CORDUROY SUITS aud pants at reduc'
ton for q few days Square Deal store,
North Main, doors north Frisco tracks.
.SALE-On silk teddies, camisolcs
and boomers; these make excellent Christ
mas gifts Partisan sample Rooms, over
Wonderland theater
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BUSINESS PROPERTY

BOSTON. s.. lo-For sale, small barber
shop, cheap rent aud senall pay; living
room In rear Phone Usage 1921 for ad-
dress Stonestipher
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

VIZ
90 ACRES for sale OF the beat farm land
In Oklahoma; u miles southeast OF Tulsa;
100 acres in fine hay, all can be plowed
except five acres. paying in royalty now
500 per month: settled production. This
for sl6.5O0. Terms II wanted. Better hurry.
See Russ L. Grant, First Nationil build
ing. Phone 2l60.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-31

KENDALL VARSITY SHoP-For sails,
builting and equipment; can be used -
grocery store. lunch room, soda fountain
or hcme. Simons 4ss0.
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BOARD AND ROOMS

ROOMS FOR RENT FURNISHED II
kOOM-FcI rent, nicely furnished room al.
Joining bath and use OF living room and
telephone In private home; no other
roomers: 10 minutes walk 20 business
Usage 2745.
FOR RENT Sleeping room: strictly mod.
ern steam heat; close in suitable Tor one
or two gentlemen. Phone after IL Il. IN.
Usage $500
LARGE south front room in modern home;
walking distance. some kitchen prid'
leges. Usage 1911.
LOVELY RooMS-For rent, a suite Of lovely
rooms, consisting Of living room and bed
ROOM. twin beds; connected with bath;
prlyaia entrance, close In. Phone Usage
FOR RENT-Large, close In room suitable
Tor two gentlemen or couple Phone 45oo.
sO2 South Boston avenue,
~ RNlSHEp sleeping room. Phone Js25.
FOR RENT-Large wen ventilated sleeping
room; telephone and bath. Usage 5000.
j. b MILLER & CJ-Light Housekeeping
rooms, furnished rooms all kinds fur
r.. Miller Co., 0ssgo As14, Wheeler
kOOMMATE--Eould Ike a refined Young
lady employed to share cory room in
close In. south sido apartment references
required. Phone 6259J.
rWO nirey furnished light Housekeeping
rooms, modern, private entrance gas and
water furnished. Phone 46s3.
FOR RENT-Hgh class front room single
beds walking distance. Phone Usage 2s07.
ROOMS-UNFyRNI IL
CINCINNATI y, 407-For rent, two unfur.
nished rooms. 81 per week. Phone Usage
6y73,R
UTICA, s, 237-Three unfurnished rooms
for rent.
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PURSE-Back, with some small change,
somr stamps and check. Phone osago 5G5.
~ COKAL-Lost. between Twelfth and
Elwood and dale store on Main street.
Reward II returned to owner. Call ll38.
CKETBOOK--Lost, between Scott llali'
burton and Hooper Bros. Phone Osagc
2733 Reward
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LANDS AND FARMS FOR SALE 81
sMALL MISSOURI FARM
WANTED-REAL ESTATE SO

NANibD-NENb I.oih'G ~
HOUsE-Wantod to buy a house TO move
of OF lot Henry Parks, .Oe Ault blds.
Phone Usage 6049. -
IOT-Wantcd to Luy, lot, from owner. close
10 Ninth ard Boston Phone 4535-R.
LIST your properly with US: we have buyers
for all kinds OF real estate. McCabe Realty
Co, l4A East Third. Usage e07S.
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ROOMS=INETRNISHED
ROOMS WITH BOARD

BOARD AND ROOM for young lady. Usage
l062.J.
CHEYENNE, s, 5l6-For rent, furnished
room with board for young man. Phone
Usage 1892.
DETROIT, S, s09-Nicely furnished room
Ia refined couple or two gentlemen; with
board; In select home; close in. Refer
ences Phone i43i.
SEVENTH, E., 31s-Furnished room with
board for gentlemen. Phone 3o22-J.
THIRTEENTH, E, 30s-Wanted men 10
room and board at 30s East Thirteenth
private home.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-31
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
LOST AND EOIND

CAMEO BRoACH-Losf cameo brol'h in
downtown district on North Main car;
reward. Return to W. q. Stout at the Big
Nine barber shop.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-31
WN\TED-TO RtN

HOUSE TO MOVE Wanted. two or thr
room house in be moved at once. Az