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Newport daily independent., 1918-02-22
RESOLUTION.

Whereas, the Grand Jury work has been greatly facilitated by the assist ance rendered by the Prosecuting At torney during our deliberations; es- pecially has his efforts been directed toward the economy, and in not ask ing frivolous. indictments on account of fees, or to "trade on;" he has shown that a just enforcement of the laws and not the arbitrary punish ment of technical offenders is the aim of his administration; and whereas his first term of office as far as this county is concerned will end with the adjournment of this court, and we desire to express our commendation of his administration of the affairs of the office, therefore be it resolved;
 By the Grand Jury of Jackson county for the February term of 1918, That we heartily endorse the enviable record made by Hon. Earl c. Casey during his tenure of the office of Prosecuting Attorney for Third Judicial Circuit, and commend him as faithful, conscientious, trust worthy and efficient officer.
 The above resolution was unani mously adopted.
 J. A. LINLEY, Foreman,
 J. D. NEAL, Clerk.
Newport daily independent., 1918-02-22
GrQnd Jury,s Final Report

but no attention has been given to recommendation. We therefore re- commend that the heating plant be repaired before another winter. We find the prisoners we'll fed and cared for under the existing circum- stances.
 We have examined the various re- ports of the Justices of the Peace of the county and find that they have all reported except J. L. Craig, who is reported to be sick, and F. s. Gull lette, deceased.
 We find from the County Clerks record that the following constables are due the amounts set opposite their names, as follows, to-wit:
 T. H. Walden, Jefferson Township, $s2.0O.
 W. T. Guin, Union Township, $196.6O.
 R. L. Randy, Bird Township, $32.16. c. c. Corley, Breckenridge Town snip, Sloo.o0.
 Sam Phipps, Glass Township, $36.7O.
 We recommend that the county judge of this county be directed to cite all delinquent officers to appear before his court and show why they should not pay the balances due the county herein reported. We desire to extend our thanks to the Court, Sheriff, Circuit Clerk, Prosecuting Attorney and his Deputy for their courtesies shown us during our de- Alterations and having finished our labors we respectfully ask to be dis charged.
 J. A. LINDLEY, Foreman,
 J. D. NEAL, Clerk.
Newport daily independent., 1918-02-22
EASY TO SEE THROUGH.

~why in the world does his wife call him Picket Fence!"
 awell, she says he's easy to see through
 'I see." aAnd then he's very useful around the house."
Newport daily independent., 1918-02-22

Report of Grand Jury for Winter Term, 1918.
 State of Arkansas, County of Jackson In the Jackson Circuit Court,
 Winter Term, 1918.
 To the Hon. Dene H. Coleman, Judge.
 w, the grand jury for the Winter Term of the Circuit Court of Jackson County, desire to make this, our final report.
 We have investigated all violations of the law of which we have had knowledge or received information and in all cases where the evidence warranted, we have returned true bills of indictment.
 We have been in session ten days; examined 101 witnesses and returned into this court 34 true bills of indict- ment. We did not visit tffe county hospital as we learned that there were some cases of smallvox among the patients. We are informed by out side authorities that there are Il in mates; seven white famales, two white males and two negroes; that they are we'll cared for; that the roof leaks on the north side ano should be looked after.
 We have examined the jail and the court house in body, the jail build ing is in good repair except the heat. ing plant, which is in bad condition and compels the sheriff to allow practically all the prisoners out in the hall to stove, thereby necessitatlne the whites and negroes to be throwr together. We note that the former gl and jury made recommendation that steps be taken to repair same
Newport daily independent., 1918-02-22
NOTICE.

Those who may have old pieces of outing and other material to donate to the Red Cross will please. until further notice, discontinue sending same to the work rooms. Send mo- thing except old muslins, clean pill low cases and sheets, tinfoil and lead Scraps of wool and outing will be received at the school house by the Junior Red Cross.
 Mrs. Bob Simmons has donated
Newport daily independent., 1918-02-22
ANNOUNCEMENTS

TLe Independent is authorized 10 announce the candidacy of the follow ing persons, subject to the action of the voters at the city primary in Newport. Wednesday. February 27, 1918. For Marshal
 Abe Ballcw.
 G. C. Martin For Recorder
 B. G. Graham. For Mayor [
 E. L. Watson. For Treasurer
 c. P. Randy.
Newport daily independent., 1918-02-22

Subscribe for The Independent.
Newport daily independent., 1918-02-22

The news that there is possibility of Governor Brough calling the legis- lature in extraordinary session to consider new prohibition legislation is welcome news to Newport and Jackson county. This city and coun- ty have led all other communities of Arkansas in petitioning the governor, fact for which there is reason to feel proud, and indicates the good, moral effect that can result from the activities of allied moral forces. The governor says he will be responsive to the wishes of the people, which statement completes his obligation.
Newport daily independent., 1918-02-22

large quantity of paper for lining boxes and cutting patterns wnlcn was greatly appreciated.
Newport daily independent., 1918-02-22
TOO MANY OF THIS KIND.

If you wanna fight, why don't you join the army?"
 "Ah got bad teeth"
 "You don't bite lem; you shoot 'em."
 "Well, ah belong to Company C." Company c? Wha's dat?" "Ah see lem leave an ah see 'em come home."
Newport daily independent., 1918-02-22
Members of the Associated Press.

The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to 1t or not otherwise credited in this paper and also the local news published herein.
 All rights or republication of spe- cial dispatches herein are also re- served
Newport daily independent., 1918-02-22

The many meatless, wheatless and eatless days make this an ideal time for you to have your teeth pulled.
 Help your country by purchasing War Savings Stamps, giving to the recreation and playground fund, buy ing Smileage Booksdo your patriot ic duty by doing anything your coun- try asks you to do.
 It is time for candidates to an- nounce for aldermen The primary will be held next Wednesday. Come out, you patriots and substantial cit izcns, and give your home city some of your time and support.
 When paper clothing comes into vogue the great trouble will be in rainy weather. Perhaps one should begin saving his highbrow magazines now to be made into suits later. Many of them are dry enough to be water proof. '
 The work of actually forming New ports Chamber of Commerce wiN be- gin next week, it is announced. This is one big institution of which every business man in Newport must be a member. The harvest he will reap from the organization will make his investment more valuable than bank stock. Such is the verdict of other cities that have grown and progressed by the lever of organization.
 Today is the 186th anniversary of the birth of George Washington. Should Washington return to earth today, do you suppose he could be convinced that this is the same old world he quit at death? He lived during period of bloodshed and startling changes, but science and brutal autocracy had not invaded the battlefield at that time, and we inn
Newport daily independent., 1918-02-22
HE lNDENPEDENT
En1srod at the postoffice, Newport Arlknnsas, as second class mall matter.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

DAILY Single copy, 5 cents: per week., 16 cents: per month, 50 cents; Der year, $5.50, in advance, by carrier In city, by mail in country.
 WEEKLY-$1.50 per year, payable tn advance.
Newport daily independent., 1918-02-22

Wanted, to buy, suburban nome some acreage, in Jackson county q. H. Lockhart, 6O1 Hazel street Newport, Ark. zooui'
Newport daily independent., 1918-02-22

agine the great old patriot and lead CT would lift his hands in horror if he were to happen along row.
Newport daily independent., 1918-02-22

The many meatless, wheatless and eatless days make this an ideal time for you to have your teeth pulled.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-03

wAyNE.-sept. so. HARRY. husband OF
Rose Wayne tnee McManus). aged 81. Rela-
tyss % and friends IN rnem6ers ,I,a o. 10Th District
4 iarhsid Rspi club ., aps ,s, vivian Helm,
yl,ed 70, funeral services: Fri. 2 p. m. bi
samuel %@'SF Weisfclz, aqed 20 set esSc Fair
Morris Ps'is5 RqscpSerss sgif Sou 2ooe n Broad St
NV wETToN'@oci' !aF NeoH Sr" : HELEN G.. daughter
q George G; 9nd Ell7a6eth {; Victor tnse
TS2T as 10 Ts sa feTSs' and fTssas n
of parents, htai Ranstead st.. West Phila
m,iEn mass mass Gf Gf requiem ThpsEch & o1 0pr Lao, Lady
'wETzEff"y-oc,. +. CHARLES = .on Of
iT3.ssd t.S e tS$nsrqi SAT- l. s.d.Si SssioF. q
oao .; m Int ST. Peters Gem. Auto
wHALEN - A. wissehicror. BARRACKS.
Cape May. n. J.. Sent. 80. JOHN r; Eldest
ascd % Relatives and friends. Holy Name
n TO at attend funeral, ,Fri.. 81 M. 100 n.
emn requiem mass at tho Church OF the
Holy Spirit, 10 II. m. Int. Pleasantville
daughter Of Grant and winIfred white .jnee
Soylcl, Relatives and friends invited TO
is7 FSnn F ST. So ermanSwn g. @ fSrTn's soems re
aniom mass church Of the Immacnla.e CON
''yIIT wHIrrY M Int s5iveG Au,1 fnEerS vie
Of Joseph T Whluy and daughter, Of Ed
ives and friends. members u; A. NJ Of
g. r. ,d 'odre 40. l1s iIvitsd to funeral
s6 mass aS Of @ TsauIsm S church "SyehSs Uf isS n M
Carnation 10 .. m. Int. Holy sepulchre
,,li wlIKlNs $50 oct. I. EMILY n; wife Of
friends invited TO rune funeral H. services. Sat, an"
y. m, residence, of F, V. Westermaler. Rob
donhcld y J. Int. Baptist Gem. Friends
may cal Fri. eve. Springfield road. near
WiIICoX.-At the Gladstone. oct. I.
1880 a. m. st. Thomass church Ivy Mills
nelawaro Co. Pa. Int. private. Baltl-
- W!!f!;;st6NN;..-sudaenly. sept, 80. LAMBERT
NESSyS 70 : q anErA Fl 'TiEais Ssash,:r
Relatives and friends employees Of Elk Knit.
ting Mills invited to funeral services. sat.
! y. m. 2I29 y. Clearheld st. Int. private
VT Peace Gem. Friends may call Fri. after
;, WoLr.r0;t I. HARRY ,P;. husband OF
aud Elza6eth Wolf AGED s5 Reistives and
friends ,Gti ipy'sH wo to faTsrs servGces Ell
Morthwood orm, Friends may call Thurs.
oEgRnH WRIGHr EW EW,s srap@sd,lc; @ Pa, s;pt; 40;
l.anedale Lodge. No. 17si. r o. e; Iron
Nlqldc,rs' Union. No. llG, invited to, funeral
Gem Friends may call Thurs. to Q
p, IN.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-03


GIRLS. RETwEEN 20 AMP 80 YEARS OF
AGE. WANTED FOR M,LANuTACTURING
SMHHNNtiEs M2HHNNtiE FoR APySSS EMESSTT.N NLs;kfL ckfL
THuRSDAY EMPLOYMENT FFICE,
ctRTiS PUBLISHING CO.. ITH AND SAN.
SOM SITS.
cIRI.s IA YEARS OLD, FOR ATTRACTIVE
POSiTIoNS; GOOD WAGES; RAPID ADJ
yANCEMENT. CALL EMPLoYMENT or
Ei,iE CURTIS PUBLISHING Co, 7TH
md SAMSON SIS. THURSDAY
GIRLs-FoB DELIVERY DEPT; MUST
Az ia YRS. OLD OR OVER. CALL. FROM
s.So A. NJ PERRY a CO., 18TH AND
CHESTNUT Sis.
GIRLS wanted. not over 10. not going 10
schooi for light work In newspaper office
Apply city editor. fourth floor. eos Chest.
nut ST.
GIRLS 10 work on advertisins matter. in
closing, etc good pay. Howe Addre ssins
and Printing Co. 704 Chestnut St
oIRI.s for office work. state sse. experiences
and salary expected. Y p0a, Ledger Office
HOusEKEEPER tworkins, who can do
plain cooking; reference required. Apply
ss62 WAlnYt y. as soon ne possible. \
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-03
HELP wANrEp-rrMALB


United states Government work. Washing
ton Park. near Westvilie N j ON Penn.
sylvania Railroad tWest Jersey and sea
den. ~
Free TRANSPORTATION to and from phila del
phia camden and intermediate points Cars
reserved Tor women operatives.
m. to II - m.
3ic TO 5ic PER HOUR
Beginners receive 3lc per hour while under
instruction, which lasts from [ 10 2 weeks
after which the rate Is increased according
To proficiency.
This gives YOU an opportunity to show YOUR
patriotism aud do your bit while being paid
Tor " as the operation of this plant Is es
entlal TO our overseas forces.
Lunch may be carried into the plant or pur-
CHASED NJ cost In the cafeteria.
Further Information may he obtained by
applying to any United states Employment
OniCc,
MACARTHUR RROTHERS co,
20 $. 10th st. tsecond foorD
Philadelphia. Pa. or
EMPLOYMENT Department
Washington Park
Westvi1e. y. j.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-03
LOST AND FOUND

BARPlN#-lost. oct. |. platinum barpin. con-
stamped " 3n02, J. E. &. g. Co. on y. & r
train from Chestnut Hill to Reading Ter
miual Reward II returned to j. e. Catd-
vol %, chestnut and Juniper SITS.
ERACELET-Fouud diamond bra acalet: own
cr can have same bv calling and giving
d"scriptiou. J. E, caldwell & Co.
ENVEL LOPE-Lost; printers COPY and other
papers in large envelope hearing imprint
Of curtis Publishing co. Return to Adv.
u. Of G. p 90
PRINTERS COPY-Lost, a printers copy
and other papers in large envelope bear
ing imprint of Curtis Publishing 90. Re-
turn To Advertising Director OF c. r. Co.
RING-I.ust small diamond finger ring
large diamond set in platinum. Liberal re-
ward II returned to the Fidelity Trust Co,
4th and Chestnut
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-03

MATTRESSES

EXPERiENcED WHITE MATTRESSES
FOR THE NEW EMERGENCY FLEET
HOTEL At HOG ISLAND; $40 PER
MO NTH. INCLUDING ROOM AND
BOARD. woMEN's DEPARTMENT.
UNITED STATES EMPLOYMENT
OFFICE OFFICE M
1911 ARCH STREET
ASK FOR MRS. CLARK
DO NOT APPLY AT HOG ISLAND
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-06

FOR SALE--lols Dodge Touring car:
terms: will take ho"rty bonds as part
payment Phone 520S,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-06
ROOMS WITH BOARD

MAIS, g. az Nicely rufnlshrd room
and hoari ipr gentleman or man and
wif' IIuro jGJ
HIttlf HruIshrd room with board and
connecting bath. Tor tUo gentlemen,
A,su table hu,rd,rr Phone 3p'g
pHDtNE. \ lG Room with hoa ~ IN pri.
,tir family Tor two. Phone jjI5 u
TNO lsrys sleeping rooms aI-O flrsl
Srst Fourth
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-06

FOR SALE-S6, 900 grocery stock at in.
voice. on paved street: doing cash
buSineSs: good lOcStiOn; store building
2jE9O feet; West Tulsa. Phone 7759.J.
NICELY FURNISHED OFFICE for rent;
slightly location, No. ! NTurner Bldg,
= l.. Friedman, Hotel Tulsa; every NOV.
ing soul passes within vision OF this Of
flee sometime during the day.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-06

Nothing Reserved
Rooming house; II rooms of
furniture; right in town;
rooms full; a money-maker;
newly papered; cheap rent;
modern; at 708 S. Main st.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-06
EMPLOYMENT


WHITE WOMAS bIsuWAsIIER wanted
ht High +rhOol Cafeteria. afternoons
from I 10 . Apply "a person.
Wits HELP for general .hOuseSork
IM0me lluI
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-06

sition, Apply Advance Shops
West Third.
EARN So WEEKLY spare time writing for
newspapers, magazines, experience un-
necessary details free. Press Syndicate,
ia St Louis Mo
EXPERIENCED COoK-CoOd servants
quarters with bath; references re-
quircd 1925 South Denver,
LADIES, 81 TO 81 day for your spare
time finest line OF toilet preparations,
soaps snd perfumes. permanent no ex
pericnee T~qured outfit furnished Tree :,
write today American Products Co, SI3
Third ST, Cincinnati ohio.
wANTED-Mcssenger girls, Mackay Te!e'
graph
WANTED-An experienced colored house
girl la2S South Main
WANTED A COLORED GIRL TO assist
with housework and take care of hoy
Is munths old, one who eau 80 home
nights, 22i East Eighteenth,
WANTED AT ONCE-Girls to learn to oper-
ate burroughs Calculator; positions now
open either in Tulsa or in Washington I;
day aud night school il3 First Natl
Bank BldE Phone 6j6i.
WANTED A MIDDLE AGED WOMAN for
EenerSl houseWork. Call at 1874 South
Cheyenne.
WANTED Roy with wheel to deliver ligat
packages after school. Apply Garment
FalHory, Eas, Seventh and Kenosha.
MlDDLE.AGED housokeepe for outof
town call. Phone tl7l
WANTED---A frsfclSss alteration lady I;
must have good reference Apply Nam.
moth Credit Co sol East Third.
WANTED--White nurse Eirl at 9O6 south
Detroit. Rcicrrrces required.
WANTEp Experienced coorcd girl FOR
al hpf p tyV,, ia f.ty, Nlt..
ters furnished Phone 3slo.R
WANTED-Tcu bright capable ladies' to
travel demonstrate and sell well known
goods 10 established dealers SsS to $50
per week railroad fare paid; weekly ad.
vance for travelling expenses; address at
once Goodrich Drug COMPANY Dept.
6s3 OmAhA Neb
WANTED TEN BRIGHT CAPABLE La.
dies TO travel demonstrate and sell we'll.
known goods to established dealers; S25
TO $50 per week railroad fare paid
weekly advance Tor travelling expenses.
Address at once Goodrich Drug Co, Dept
Ss3, Omaha, Neb.
WANTED steady reliable colored sIrl
for genera housework Cali 1926 ).
Baltimore
MANttu--A middle aged lady for gen.
oral houSc~nrk Phone 2sl6,
MANrEu--.S good coborcd maid for gen.
eral houseIOrk one who can bring good
reference; small family, Call at So4 :
G"'t.'. SH~hSr NJ duri~y ~eeE a. Calu.
met Millinery Store, ala s, Boston.
" ..Eu Experienced lGdy typist: short
hand not required desirable office Wurk
permanent Address letter to Superin
teudSnt, y q BOX 1894, giving age sal
AIRY 70 start, etc.
WlDOWER with little giE living on OIL
lease near Sperry wants housekeeper td
Keep house and take care Of 7.yeAr- old
girl prefer widow or soldiers Wlfe, n,
one over 80 years need apply and il
| don't call Apply in person at 100 y
| South RcSton or can 6325 Sunday even
lug between } 80 and clock.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-06
ALTERATION HANDS
WANTED

Must he good seamstress OH ladies
suits, coats and dresses. Steady po-
sition. Apply Advance Shops
West Third.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-06
EMPLOYMENT

mon GRADE solicitors shutcd stat"
maE'"h" good Eay fish i'''n np"h p,,n
40, you 'I- h"''"''" h'"s ''"'
,,,,, .,.,.,,.,, M
III ut INN Nc u'',ut " 'Tsp.I.
hAI"n.s my, nv, US
We "fnm"'e And Emo.
"rF,E ~ o%,;hra %;hh Fdy m%T nsr,,,nsrt ,o'
,nH o.n 10, ".i!'a I'y p '"a.ns.' ,',""nao, tor
'm "~E, |sEsS ,,iin, ans t"'U dTk ni"NPC C,lr in
prrnoD Room 7O5 EIchango National
baGk Bldg "a M tn > q ~.
MyS .Gr - ro - y,,,y,.nr. unr.r.
..r ,L, slrr.t irvrstis..
tons ropnrts ,ulArcs. npenscs. Amori.
can Toreigu Detective Agency 500 st.
Louis
.NINL1Egy uoctr, Is vcp good test
John. the ring man has sold fully 10000
rings during the 70 months IN bu.nrss
N 1hIha and puts ont rhAusnEo 10
A'yons =" ihh lng'" mug Lnst
lathBheh '"hh sous lheA" htEh AZ
a'n '' ~ WIN . h"nr tnSV pn's
we hlAu "h' 'AP'I 70 kN'MIhg jon
"fprH IN i"rso r'Anuues ana can heI
rh,,ns AZ ,n .g lam The R,rg N,r
ia S,ntb I,.,n, syrupc h.twe.S F,r.t
and S.rond streets
TEy NV hr nI.,,,.. ,-,r .nd r,r,t,,
var. EoyL go,J nav IN gooJ men An.
rIy at ,bop payIcrsbuSy ~ 4 Rec.
Elnw0od north Katy tracks.
WANTED e. sh,pn,,y ,,,,. ouc who know.
oil well supplies preferred Call a. ware.
house. corner klSood and Katy railroad,
The PArkerEhuTk rig & Rcd Go
WANTED Several men with good plowI
and teams ~ plow wheat land near Al
suu,A. or will rent same on shares See
mo three miles south Of Kendall George
Horny, Il. r. ., TuhA
WGyTgD r,i,te, IA htd a, n.inti,y a
bou,a Two coat. oI4 Main. .ttsst Tulsa
OKLA S'end bids To Mr W. NJ. laggcrty,
'hewkiTk, OKLA.
WNNTED--One assistant engineer: ono
ssrouI and third rlasx nlumber Apply
at Hotel Tuk. engine room ash for chef
engineer
W AETFD -M.,..ng.r hoys NarkAy Tel
crraph
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-06

sIruATIoNs wANTF'D-MALE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-06
BOARD AND ROOMS
LiGnT HoUgGKBEplN0 ROOMS


hI,SpsiIA, :. @o.. Suite Of .o, no,,''f
dnri., modsrn Eonr, gn.s4 ,.n ut
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soqfb ,Ide iva biorL. rom sarr,d
Hrart church tg5 per month lNorr
H,ll
THIRD " lI5 Iso modrrp top'"snrp
nv rooms tor nan hnI VIZ" Phpuu
7ihfJ
TEN1H, W, IN FURNISHED front room
private entrance
THiRD u a. rvo urro front light
housekeeping rooms Phone "Ii2
Two furnished tom. 10, kgrt hnlsskr.p
ing. modern 1875 Admir.'
TWO large light housekeeping, rooms
III W." " N''"""'
ROOMS foh RENT FURNISHED ~
LARGE ROOM with connecting bath
sPp{ ~ eMhR in,L"'An4" %''''"''''
T'.," .moS ~, ,",',,,,, '%|.n wan ,, ,,,. IT,, ,
refined gentleman, adJorrbng bath, mrgo
closet good h"'l pri'''" l""'p D.
'naS W none .''''
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IN modern. fhon' l'"'
I"die' smrloy"d r"isronrts
CINCINNATI y IO2l l-.TWo nicely fur
uAhed sleeping r0oina for rent, ALSO
room Tor 'ar " EIrRK"
CiNCIENATT f. 1904 Downtown room.
sleeping or housekeeping. free bsth, hot
-s'sr so per weak, PSo"" a'V''.--
CHEYENNE. X, O2O One ti""piaE room
for rent hot and cold water. fhons
aSh' ...--. ......
w y '~'t'''r - ''' fN''' - u.s. 49,
ao.nSlsus bedroom nlth oon1eo''hs
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ne" rom "''P'"E "'"' '""'"
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CHEYENNE, < 5ls-Woll furnished con
Meeting rooms ---,------..-..-.--y.
CHEYENNE y. loi- Fmnnhed room for
rent Phone 1905 u
CHEYENNE n IgA--4lsoping roonrs for
rent In modern home. Phone a2ll
CINCINNATI, s. beautiful room
windows; twin beds, modern. opposite
high school reference.
-CoygECyTING ,,,ninr roam a, wall Inr.
rished and oonVnHient, outside entrance.
Phone 2s17.
DENVER &. 1908 rwo nice modern
sleeping rooms, Phone 40lbJ
DFNVFR u JO5 Two well furnished
rooms sdtoIning bHth. single or en-
suite.
DENVER \ aI9 FINE large room All.
Joining hath IHone 2naI
DENVER ~ 7as sl,,ning room in pri
yato home walking dlstanr. phone
2S15
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-06
Stutz Special

High power, so miles per honr
Five wire wheels. brand new Kelly
cord tires, nobby tread; white wire
wheels, violet body. gray seat GOV =
ers, weed chains, Fud guards, good
as new. win sell for big sacrifice
for cash, $1,000. Write me.