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The Washington times., 1917-02-04
Apollo.

How an untutored girl of the. wild
erness matches her wits with the
keen reasoning ability of a member of
the Royal Northwest Mounted
Canads's crack mounted police force,
forms the basis for the story of Nan
ette of the Wiljs." which is being
shown today at Crsndalrs Apollo.
The girl Is the daughter of a willy
liquor smuggler. and has been reared
with an intense hate in her breast for
The military police, her natural enc
mics.
Pauline Frederick is the featured
player.
For tomorrow Lou-Tellegen and Cleo
Eidgely will be seen in The Victoria
Cross, a story of British military life
in India al the time of the Sepoy
rebellion.
Other photoplays which will be
shown during the week are as follows: {:
tuesday, Gail Kane, supported by
Carlyle Blackwell and Stanhope
Wheatcroft in On Dangerous
Ground" adapted from the story of
Little Comrade," as published in Mum
sey's Magazine; Wednesday. Virginia
Pearson in The Bitter Truth" Thurs
day, Harold Lockwood and May ALL
son in "Pidgin Island" and MIR. and
Mrs. Sidney Drew in a Caveman's
Bluff" Friday, Gloria Psyton and Neil
Hardin in Temptation and the Girl"
and Beverly Bayne and Francis "
Bushman in THE Hidden Hand" third
episode of The Great Secret" Satur-
days attraction will be announced
later.
The Washington times., 1917-02-04

pany TO Cuba in order To obtain the
best possible Spanish atmosphere. As
some OF the scenes transpire in the
West Indies. the sending OF the play
ers to Cuba was an especially happy
thought. Some of the most thrilling
ly interesting incidents in the story
transpire on shipboard when the pi
rates attack the vessel in which Ra
mona has sailed from Spain to the
West Indies. There hand-to hand en-
counters on the vessel as the pirates
come swarming over the side after
the ancient custom Of all pirates since
maritime pilfering became an institu
tion.
The fight on the deck OF Ramonas $
ship involves new character in Fa-
nous Players annals in Thomas
Meighen, whose remarkably clever
acting in Lasky productions has made
him one OF the screens most promi-
nent figures. Mr.. Meighan is the
hero of the tale, and is thrown over
board by the pirates in his efforts to
protect the lovely Ramona from the
invading horde.
Thomas Meighan. Wellington Play
ter. Ruby Hoffman and Albert Hart
are the principal players in support
of Miss Frederick.
The Washington times., 1917-02-04
Avenue Grand.

The intrigues of a female spy and
how a young American becomes en-
tangled in them. form the basis for
the plot OF the photoplay, "On Dan,
Serous Ground" which will be shown
at CrandalTs Avenue Grand today,
with Gail Kane the featured player.
It is based on Burton Z. Steven
sons novel, Little Comrade." which
was originally published in Munsey' S
Magazine.
Carlyle Blackwell and Stanhope
Wheatcroft supported Miss Kane in
the making of the picture.
THE Tagabond Prince" the story
Of which concerns the adventures OF
a mythical Balkan ruler, who re-
nounces his throne and travels incog-
uito in America, will be shown tomor-
row. II. B. Warner and Dorothy Wal
ION are the fea tured players.
As a supplementary attraction, Dou-
slas Fairbanks will be seen in the
Fine Arts comedy. THE Mystery OF
the LeapinE Fish.
Other bookings for the week have
been announced as follows: Tues
day, Harold lockwood and May All
son in "Pidgin Island" and Beverly
Rayne and Francis Y. Bushman in
The Hidden Hand" third episode of
the serial. "The Great Secret We'd
nesday. Maurice and Florence Walton
in THE Quest of Life" Thursday.
Gladys Brockwell in zone Touch of
SIM" Friday, Norma Talmadge in
"Fffty-Fifty." and Mack Swain in
Safety First Ambrose" Saturday.
clara Kimball Young in The Fool
ish Virgin
The Washington times., 1917-02-04
savoy.

washingtonians have two-fold in
terest in the showing OF the photo
play, THE Man Who Forgot. sched-
uled for presentation at CrandalIs
Savoy both today and tomorrow
First, the story was written by
James Hay. jr.. Washington news
paper man. and second, because a
major portion Of the scenes were act
uslly photographed here and hundreds
OF Washington citizens appear as "eN-
tras" in the picture.
The story has to do with a Con-
gressmsn's fight in the interests Of
nationwide prohibition after having
himself discovered the evils TO liquor
Robert Warwick, who is pictured in
the central role. is supported by Doris
Kenyon and Gerda Holmes
4 romance, THE Right Direction. :"
featuring Vivian Martin, will be the
attraction for Tuesday
Other pictures due to be shown dur
ing the week and the players portray
ing the principal characters in each.
are as follows: Wednesday. Harold
Lockwood and May Allison. in "Pid-
gin Island" with "a Caveman's Bluff. q"
featuring Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Drew
as an auxiliary attraction: Thursday.
Constance TAlmadge and Wilfred
Lucas. in The Microscope Mystery"
together with Francis " Bushman
and Beverly Bsyne, in THE Hidden
Hand" third episode Of the serial,
The Great Secret" Friday. Clara
day, Kathlyn Williams, in THE Re-
deeming Love"
Williams, in THE CRIMINAL" Satur-
The Washington times., 1917-02-04
CAST FOR POLL
PLAYERS CHOSEN
William p. Carlton, of Boston,
to Be Leading
Man.

Following i'd. conference last night
between General Manager Thatcher
and Local Manager Fred G. Berger.
Of the Poll Players. il was announced
that William p. Carlton was to be
leading man: Florence Rittenhouse.
leading woman: Howard Lang. char
acters: J. Hammond Daley, comedian:
Ralph Remley, light comedian; Edwin
Curtis, director, and Charles Squires.
scenic artist. The season will start
Monday, February 10.
William P. Carlton has exercised
the function OF leading man in the
Castle Square Stock Company for the
famous W. p. Carlton OF the famous
Carlton Opera Company. which played
many engagements at the AlbaugF
Opera Hosue.
Florence Rittenhouse, Howard
Lang, ]. Hammond Daley. Ralph
Remley and Edwin II. Curtis will be
afforded a warm welcome on their re
turn to Washington. Mr.. Curtis is
remembered as a former director Of
the Poll Stock Company. The ability
of Mr.. Squires as a scenic, artist is
remembered through the many elab-
orste productions that he has pre-
pared for the Poll Players in Wash
ington.
Mr.. Curtis and Mr.. Squires will
come to Washington early this week
to complete arrangements for the ini-
tial production of 1T Pays TO Adver-
tise." which was selected by the Poll
patrons. Manager Berger received
4.@Tj replies to a request that the
public indicate its choice of the open
ing play. Out of this number 2.076
persons voted for 1T Pays to Adver-
tisA."
General Manager Thatcher an
nounced that the rest of the personnel
of the Poll Players would be made
public in a few days.
The sale. of seats and season reser-
vations for the Poll Players opens
next Wednesday at 9 o'clock. Mall
orders will be given consideration in
the order of receipt.
The Washington times., 1917-02-04
Avenue Grand.

Hundreds of Washington citizens
appear in the photoplsy, The Man
Who Forgot" which, 1t is announced
will be given its first showing in the
eastern section of the city at Gran
daIrs Avenue Grand Theater on next
Sunday.
somewhere in France" photo
dramatIzation OF Richard Harding
Davis short story. will be shown on
the following Monday. with Louise
GIaum and Howard Hickman the fea-
tured players.
Other bookings for that week have
been announced as follows: Tuesday.
Lenore Ulrich, in THE lntrigue;
Wednesday, Mabel Taliaferror, in "A
Wife by Proxy" and Beverly Bayne
and Francis X. Bushman, in From
The Washington times., 1917-02-04
MOTHERS TO MEET
Third Annual. Council Of Parents
and Teachers Set for tuesday.

The third annual council Of the Con-
gress Of Mothers and Parent-TeacheT
Associations OF the District Of Columbia
will be held at the Raleigh Hotel Tues
day. Mrs. Giles Scott Rafter will pre-
side.
school and the home will be brought up
Tor discussion In an informal round
table manner. the meeting to be CON
ference" in the true sense OF the word.
DIR. Joseph Murphy. supervising nedi-
cal inspector OF the District public
schools. will address the conference at
the afternoon session. o. II. Benson. of
the Department of Agriculture, will also
speak on Gardens for Children" Miss
Lombard. OF the Bureau Of Education.
will tell Of the proper manner Of home
education.
The Washington times., 1917-02-04
sELAsco MATINEE THURSDAY.

As Walter Damrosch could only
play the last OF his season concerts
on Wednesday of this week instead
of Tuesday as heretofore. David Bel
ascO, to accommodate his old friend,
wired Manager Taylor to extend his
compliments to Mr.. Damrosch by
postpoing the Wednesday matinee of
the new play Alias" from Wednes-
day until Thursday.
The Washington times., 1917-02-04

Sunshine to Shadow" fourth episode
OF the Metro serial, THE Great Sc
cret;" Thursday, NaleskG Suratt and
Harry Hilliard. in The New York
Peacock" Friday. Bessie Love. In "A
Sister Of six" and the Keystone Play
ers in Ills Bitter PIN" Saturday,
Blanche Sweet, in THE Storm"
The Washington times., 1917-02-04
Loader.

Pauline Frederick is the star OF the
Famous Players Paramount picture,
THE Slave Market" is the featured
attraction at the Leader Theater this
week. beginning today. In this 70
mantle story. Miss Frederick is a
Spanish beauty who falls into the
hands OF pirates and is finally offered
for sale on the slave block.
Director Hugh Ford took his COM
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-09
MALE HELP WANTED

WANrKD-Boy 10 years or over to work
n'ehts in World pres,roOm. Apply after
E 1870 y. M. to foreman pressrOOms.
WANTED--Experienced oil stock statesmen.
Call or write Banner Elk OIL 4 Gas Co.
Thomas, Okla
JOIN THE ARMY Y-Rccrultug offices at Ok.
lahoma City, Tulsa. Muskogec. Chickasha.
Ardmore and Enid.
TRAVELLING representatives, wanted at once,
s2j per week aud all expenses paid. Call
3 South Madison
WANrED-office boy. Call room 5O2 Clinton
bldg.
Nonunion plastrs wanted at once
Phone $500 Il. c. Kirk, 14lo Forest.
FRIDAY night amateur night. All amateurs
apply az box office Grand theatcr
WANrED-Boy with bicycle at Pasteurized
dairy, phone 1880
NANrED--Men and boys to pass bills. Ap.
ply Van Dyke 4 Eaton Co, Grand theater
wANTED-Mtssenge boys. with or without
wheels at once Quaker Drug Co
WANIED-Mgchinist. Address Wiser OH
company. Chelsea, Okla.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-09
LOST SND FOUND

WILL the person who found brown mun
~ ladies' dressingroom OF Elks club up
stairs Thursday night return same to 1872
South Carson street or call 272l and receive
liberal reward
LOST-ln north part Of town >one tan hand.
satchel with ladies' toilet articles Liberal
reward II returned to 2O7 North Main phone
5g4p
TAKEN UP--Little bay pony with halter and
small piece Of rope. Call at Henry G.
Woods place. Flat Rock one mile east and
20 miles north Of fairgrounds.
LOSr--A small oblong pin set with ls
brilliGnts In silver; lost Sunday afternoon.
Return to World office
ASK ABOUT our low priced homes on easy
terms: it will pay you. Bridges & Epper-
son. Phone 3s37
FINE close-in corner. l5Oxl4O. for apart.
ment residence; reasonable. Bridges a.
Epperson. Phone 3s37
LOST Openface gold watch. engraved Y b.
Silver chain, green sets; suitable reward.
Phone 2523.
FouND--Ladie.' travelling bag Phone
4S91.J.
LoST-A mink muff December ~. Liberal
reward offered Phone llsi
LOST-Brown and white setter dog: reward
Il. II Argue, i433 Baltimore
LOST Hound, yellow and white. yellow
s1dtie on back reward. Phone 647a
FOUND-We Wedding ring. Owner call at Pal.
ace theater and pay Tor this ad
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-09
BUSINESS CHANCES

Young married man of Al ability, ex.
perirnced IN the oil business In the east and
10 ally, desires to make connection with re.
Liable oil company on or before January Is.
Car furnish highclass references as 70 in.
tegrity and ability. Personal interview is all
care World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-09

PARrY leaving city will sell at bargain
almost new furniture complete for four
room apartment; purchaser has privilege Of
reGting apartment. Call 51l South Guthrie
or phone 3ig7.
WANTED-To exchange hesting stoves for
second hand refrigerators and ice boxes
Phone 653I.
FOR Furniture five rooms. sacrifice
for $3.50 house for rent: modern. 2lg
Soufh Nanthus.
FOR SALE---Furniture and complete fur.
nishings Of an eightroom house, house
for rent. Phone SOB.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-09

Astroloeers read tins aa an unfortu-
nate day. Jupiter, Saturn, Mars ana
>enus are all adverse. Mercury alone
is in henefic aspect.
Again Mercury promises much to
advertisers and those who seek pub
hcity There is a direction read as
denoting changes in magazines and
newspapers. which will be beneficial
Success for a new American author
is Indicated. A novel that presents the
world ir its war-changed condition Is
prcsaged.
Saturn foreshadows the death of /
famous writer or head of a newspaper
This planet of evil omen has presaged
, the passing Of many famous men ana
women, for youth will rule in the new
era.
Military affairs in the United States
have direction that seems to fortell
some radical change in organization.
Officers have leading read as indi-
eating discomfort, owing TO unusual
promotions or hono's.
II is not a fortunate sway for
weddings, dinner and social affairs.
Mayors of cities IN the west COVER
nors of eastern states and men who
control large interests have the omen
Of trouble during the next few weeks
Industrial and economic conditions
viii develop many embarrassing prob.
lens.
The burning Of a public building is
prOgnosticated.
Music viii continue under a most
encouraging sign during the new year.
Many artists will achieve recognition
and "A patron Of the opera will win
honors
Women are warned that Mars has
sinister sway threatening to domestic
peace and dangerous to romance. Lib
eral theories concerning marriage viii
cause unhappiness and old traditions
Will be aseailed, the sccrs prophesv.
ChildIon will occupy attention as
never before during the next two
wears when many of their wrongs Will
arouse public action. Orphan asylums
Will bc investigated and hospitals VIII
come under reform conditions, accord
ing Ia astrolopers.
Persons whose birthdate 1t is may
sustain losses ard become involved ia
lawsuits. Attention to health may be
imperative.
Children born on this day may be
difficult to manage. These subjects of
Capricorn should be carefully guided
Saturn is their principal ruling planet.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-09

EXPERIENCED stenographer and bookkccper
at liberty, expert correspondent efficient
detail lady: capable assuming fui charge
chief assets. tact, diplomacy resourcefulness.
discretion Miss Cherry, Hotel Tulsa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-09

30 ACRES Of acreage for sale In small tracts ;
two or three farms 10 trade for city prop
erty; good five'room house for sale, mod
ern, at a bargain; five or six houses for sale
on payments: some farms for rent. some
household goods for sale and house for rent
100 feet Of ground with three sets OF houses
with nice retaining wa!l two wells o. water
price $4,000 can be bought on time. some
Of the best bargains IN roomlng houses in
city; some small tracts Of land near town,
ranging from ten acres 81 forty acres; ave
farm for rent. Phone 5O50.
FOR SALE-About completed seven.room
bungalow, located Sixteenth and Quincy
hardwood floors, modern high location and
the coming part Of the city. Price 50, 500,
liberal terms Phone 1905 OF CALI. Y. NJ.
Drake. owner.
FOR sALE--South side bungalow, five rooms.
new, full basement garage, servants room,
beautifully decorated $1,000, 5000 down,
balance monthly. Brooks Realty Co, 30 Oul.
bertson bldg phones ssi3 ana 99y'-I y, I.----
FOR SALE--Beautiiul bungalow, five rooms,
oak floors: $3.50 down, S35 month.
Brooks Realty Co., 33 Culbertson bldg
phones 2s7a and 5595.J.
FOR sALE-oklahoma City real estate, two.
four or six lots: east side, half block car
Stone, box 9BI, phone 4l42, Tulsa, Okla.
FIVE BIG SNAPS-rhreo big rooming
houses, one Main street property, one bus
mess property one business block close Ia.
See Allison soon. Phone 414i,
FOR SALE-New fiye.room bungalow, close
in, south front fine location: S2 750 easy
terms. Brooks Realty Co, 33 Culberison bldg,
phones 2s73 and 55Dj.J.
FOR SALE OR TRADE--lmpfoy,d residence
property In Davenport, OKLA. h NJ. Rowe,
Broken Arrow, OKLA.
WANT TO buy for cash vacant lot, eas, front,
good location. not too far out; must be
worth the money. Phone 351o.R
wANTED-fo buy equity in small home OF
vacant lot, Phone AS7A
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-09
FARMS FOR SALE OR RENT

FARMS FOR SALE OR RENT
SMALL MISSOURI FARM-sl0 cash and IS
monthly; no Interest or taxes; highly pro-
ductive land close TO three big markets.
Write for photographs and full information
Munger, A2l6. n. Y. Life Bldg. Kansas
City, NO
FOR RENT -23.acre farm in Arkansas bot.
tom good house and barn, one mile from
Tulsa: also team wagon and farming imple.
ments on farm for sale, Call owner, phone
270l-J.
FOR SALE-1 800 acres, improved all good
tilabe land, can be irrigated half mile
railroad town Toyah Valley Reeves county
Price 81! so per acre. j. r kirkpatrick,
Collinsyille, Texas.
FOR SALE OR rRADE-Well improved 80.
acre farm seven miles west Of Beggs, all
tiliable; party wants hotel or Tulsa rooming
house. Nhite'Angel Realty Co. IL Bynum
bldg, phone 45s7.
FARM FOR RENT-65 acres, four miles
east Of Tulsa, on Ozark trail; well i'm
proved Phone 1897.
FOR RENT--Fsrm OF forty acres, ga miles
FOR SALE-l2O acres in Simph. CARRIER
field, s. per acre Phone d23.
DRESSMAKERS
MRS. TAYLOR, designer of reception and
evening gowns and street suits: first.clasA
work guaranteed Room 20 Nebraska bldg,
phone GO6D
SEWING Of all kinds done. Suits, dresses
and evening gowns speciality; work
guaranteed. Phone 62o3. Mrs. Hart
DRESS FORMS moulded your exact size aud
height. Phone as74
DRESSMAKING in your home. fit and finish
guaranteed Phone l4s2
SEWING by the day, work satisfactory, SO
per day. Phone a1iS.
FIRST.CLASS dressmaker will sew at the
home. Phone 2164.
wANTED--sewing by the day. Phone 5437R.
MONEY TO LOAN
MONEY TO LOAN-we are now prepared TO
make a limited number OF short time loans
on satisfactory real estate security. White.
Angel Realty Co. IL Bynum bldg, phone
Asst.
MONEY on hand. 500, 900 private money TO
loan on Tulsa property and farm lands
no delay; best rates and terms. Y. A. Lilly
2ll.2l2 Texas Bldg, Phone Sal.
MONEY TO LoAN-on furniture, pianos,
chattel mortgages, real estate, Botkin.
Sample Co. Phone =.
PRIVATE MONEY to loan on real estate
John +. Kerrgan. d25 Robinson Arcade.
TO EXCHANGE
WILL TRADE--1ulss income properly for
farms in Missouri, Oklahoma and Kansas
sToseph Donnelly, ll3h South Main, phone
6iI6.
i0.ACRE improved farm near good Oklaho.
ma town. 10 trade for good ear; will sell
for $500. Box s52, Tulsa.
NICE s0scre farm to trade for Tulsa prop
erty close TO oil production, not leased.
Address 46b4, care World
TO EXCHANGE--4O acres land for an auto.
moDile. Address John N. Richardson,
Mounds. Okla. route /.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-09
BUSINESS PERSONAL

LUMBER aud building material-Lo Louisiana
long leaf yellow pine lumber shipped di-
rec. from mill subject to examination.
Shingles, windows. doors and hardware; no
advance payment required. quick shipments,
grade and count guaranteed Send material
bill for estimate. II. d. Taylor 4 Co. Lake
Charles, La.
MoRRlLL'S Universal Newscel for pre-.
eninence Of service. My raison d'etre a
successful! newsmouser is that | keep only
newspapers at my newscell that give the
public the quintes. euce OF modern thought
which would be Ia recondite fer those that
play the wheel that has no central control.
MONEY TO You've opened a new junk
house under the name Of Indian Supply
4 Junk Co. We pay highest prices for second
hand pipe and ali kinds OF junk iron and
limits limits a, 81 East Cameron Phone Phone 4I7i Il t
WE BUY sell, exchange and repair cash
registers talking machines, bicycles. mo.
toreycies, guns and scales In fact wo buy
or repair anything Jacobs Novelty Co., 22o
East First street, Phone 726
KEYS made to order: trunk locks put on
gun and locksmithing, by Sid. the expert
repsirman Jacobs Novelty Co. 226 East
First street. Phone 726
BEATrlE's want your secondhand furniture
and stoves; will pay the highest cash
prices. 20 West First Phone 961
FOR PLEASING photographs you can always
gct them at Ie Bow studio. l0l ~ South
Main.
HIGHEST CASH PRICE paid for men S sec.
end hand suits, coats aud trousers; also
buy shoes and hats Phone 9I67.
HIGHEST CASH PRICE paid for mems sec
ond hand suits, coats and trousers; also
buy shoes and hats Phone 3467
LEGAL troubles untangled and prompt at
eniion paid TO all matiers See Lamond,
2ls Ohio bldg.
MRS. SALISBURY School OF Manicurlng
easy and profitable work; easy terms.
Phone ais
CALL Lear's Baggage and Transfer Line,
phone 5lll, to do your moving; always
on time.
So AND $40 paid for mems second hand
clothing. Phone $500
HIGHEST prices paid for secondhand cloth.
= ing and shoes. Phone 5445.
WANTED-paperhangi Phone 2767 for
samples, after D. m
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-09

" VVTTUNVWNlFHT, NTTTTIFWT
detail lady; capable assuming full charge
discretion Miss Mss GaeTry, Hotel ''Tfe.u"'''' Tulsa
YOUNG man, age 22 single, wide awake
has no bad habits, can furnish best refer.
cnce, has good education, good appearance In
public and can transact any kind business;
expected Address box 1861, care World
COMPETENT lady stenographer, several
years experience, wishes position with
good established firm where careful, con.
II desired. Address 1855, care World.
EXPERIENCED timekeeper. cost accountant
and construction foreman. now with local
company, desires to connect with large oil
company Address box ASH, care World
REGl STERED, experienced. all around drug
man open for position; first.class refer.
cnces: can do the work. Charles V. Ander.
son, shawnee, Okla.
A YOUNG man wishes position as office man
or collector; furnish AL references o. +.
H., Is East Fairyiew.
POSITION by young man, good penman,
two years insurance experience. Tom Gap
lain, 3 South Main street.
YOUNG man, Kendall student, wants TO work
FOR board and room can do anything about
n home or hotel Address 4657, care World.
WANTED---positon BY competent, expert
enced teller. .bookkeeper; best Of references.
Box LIS, MeAlester, Okla.
WANTED-Evening position by experienced
legal stenographer to work from to II
p. IN. Phone 2i02.J,
SITUATION as housekeeper In small family.
Address 465s, care World
WANTED-Practicsl nursing: wide expert.
ence Phone a2s5.
YOUNG man wants work any kind; can
drive q car. Phone l62s.R.
YOUNG lady wants collecting TO do. Phone
2I3l.R.
WANTED--Carpente work by nonunion car
penter. Phone S7si.J.
MRS DAVIS, practical nurse. Phone 4iTs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-09
POULTRY AND LIVE STOCK
Missed Eight

a young woman came in quito hur-
riedly after the musicale had begun.
Have / missed much?" she asked.
'What are they playing now"
The Ninth Symphony"
"Oh. goodness' Am really as late
as that ?"-New York Times.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-09
SITUATIONS WANTED

POSITION WANTED with some large firm
or corporation whore there is opportunity
for advancement as merited by service rem
dcred, by man with twenty years business ex.
sursnce lines. can furnish A.. references as
to integrity and ability; now employed good
reason for making change. age 40 married
Address for interview, 4S40 care World.