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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-12-21
RAIN Beach Hotels to
BE Opened on Dec. %
annual Seminole Sun Dance
rlans Being siode; Hinter
Homes Ready for the O,Cners

Special Correspondence
s. AIN BEACH, Fla. Dec. 2O.-The
rsason starts two days before Christ
snJ Win the opening of the Breakers,
b" 'ne polnciana, the other Flagler
waah e' VIII not open until about three
onoa later. Sidney Maddox will
t ,be inc Palm Beach Hotel. next to
Rra., folnciana, shortly after the
breakers opens.
rfeiminaries for the annual Semi
saa.o sun Dance, the chief event of the
s svason at West Palm Beach. were dis
da,s oeu at meeting last week. The
GxoI OF the festival were definitely
'"eu as March s, 9 and 10. William
oUnnoFs, president Of the carnival
Tyhs'aoion, presided
Bea ne Tnief speaker at the West Palm
CT rotary Club this week was DR..
IN ,@s "a. DAVIS, of New York. who spoke
augmentation"
WINTER residence of the late DR.
ls.. y. hood, on Lake Train, has been
ls"Teo Tor the winter by Mrs. Nettie
MLiVermore. of New York.
Nh ar: and Mrs. Jack Rutherford. of
sn.s FORK, have their yacht Sirbad III
rv. a'reu of the docks, it having ar
we ysseo ahead of it's owners. The craft
has Has recently purchased at Marble.
=. H'chard Croker, exTammanv chief
pair,, ana ms wife are on their way to
mar oeach, after spending the sum
ea.. ~ 1iencairn. Ireland. They were
fhss aboard the Carmania when
s'eamer was rammed by the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-12-21

Mrs. NJ. Draycott, Of Brooklyn, and
Mrs: W. l.. Reed. of Cairo. n Y. are
the house rueats OF Mrs. Lillian Plank.
Of Round Ton. n. Y.
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Zionist Concert

Three artists will appear at the Hip
podromes afternoon concert. Emmy
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american Winter Colony
At Haua7,u Is Cro,vin @
Hotels in Little Republic Are
Expecting Record Trade. Due
10 Absence of Prohibition

SDectdt Correspondence
HAVANA. Cuba. Dec 20.-This win
ter Havana, always a favorite resort
with American visitors, Will hold an
added attraction for thousands who in
the past would not consider foreign
winter travel The Conservative party
IS in the majority in the island, and
prohibition is not thought Of.
Thomas D. Montgomery. of East
Orange, and Mr.. and Mrs Kenneth l..
Vernon, of New York, passed through
Havana this week bound for Mckinley.
Isle of Pines, for the winter.
Mrs. Carmen Martin, wife of c. NJ.
Martin, of the National City Bank.
Havana for the season
Mrs. Edith Cousins Pickerill. after 2
ssojourn Of several weeks with her
father, Joseph W. Cousins, in Havana
returned to New York earlv in the
week. She is the wife of CAPTAIN E. \.
Pickerill, senior radio officer of the
United States Army
Theodore ]. Bresnahan, of New York,
is guest at the Inglaterra
Patriotism was the keynote in Mrs.
Basil Clarke's address before the
" omen's Club Of Havana Tuesday. de-
llvered at the home of Mrs NJ. Tartis.
She recounted some Of her experiences
IN Brussels during the war
Mrs. Ada NJ. Weston and children.
Miss Ethel Weston and David Weston.
Of Sharon, Conn. are at the Inglaterra.
At the Hotel Grand America are a.
II. Baldwin, of New York. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd Hamilton, of Newark, n. J.
The Hotel lnglaterra is entertaining
Charles II. Thrall and Miss Corinne
Thrall, of Hartford; W. NJ. Bancroft,
Of New Orleans, and Mr.. and Mrs. w
l.. Williams. of Mount Vernon. N. Y.
S. S. Keller, of Richfield Springs. n
Y, has joined the American colony in
the Isle of Pines for the season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-12-21
Virginia Springs
Is Filling Rapidly
For The Holidays
Clear, Crisp Winter Weather
Enjoyed by Resorters IN
Horseback Rides Along
The Old Mountain Trails


HOT SPRINGS. Va, Dec 2o-The -
week before Christmas brought with it "a
charming air Of the approaching holi-'r
day. There is sharpness enough in the q
weather to make one feel that it is really
winter, and there is warmth enough in
the sun TO rob that same winter OF its :
usual terror. The week has been inter :,
estng and animated Riding and driv-
ing are always delightful and during
the week there have been many parties .
on the many roads and trails of the ..
region.
A favorite point is the Cascades.
little beyond Healing Springs de Is
hghtful way to reach Il is TO round Cas- -
cades Mountain and alght at the lower
cascade and walk up the waterway, re-
Joining ones carriage a the upper end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Alexandra drove
to the Cascade early in the week Mr. y
and Mrs. Frank Y. Burton went there
Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs Harvey \.
Pike II, who are mere on their honev- =
moon, drove to the Cascades Thursday.
Mrs. Pike was Miss Constance Wilkin-
son and one of the most noted OF the
younger skaters in New York. Her
feats at s. Nicholas rink especially
with Mr.. Irving Brokaw. are lively /
memories OF that popular diversion
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Drexel Paul. before
their departure for Philadeiphia. drove
through Dunn's Gap. another favori.e (
bit OF Allegheny woodlands Mr. and
Mrs. Franklin L. Alcoit IT, rode.
through Dunn's Gap Tuesday Mrs. -
Melville H. Hail. Mrs s. Y Hamiin.
Mrs. R. N. johnson and Mr. and Mrs. -
c. Nickels rode 10 Fassifern Wednesday. e
Mrs: Armitt Brown who has been
here for the lasr fortnight. was joined
Tuesday by Mr. Brown ard in the after
noon drove to Warm Springs Roger D.
Smith returned on Tuesday from Ded-
ham, Mass. to rejoin Mrs. Smith
Mrs. Newell ]. Ward and her family. .
VINO have been at their cottage the
last six weeks, started on Wednesday 20
for Santa Ban bara, where they viii .
pass the winter and where they will
be joined in January by Mr.. Ward, who
is now in New York The Baron and d.
Baroness Rosencranz have closed Rose
Toe and are wintering in New York
Mrs. William II. lew returned TO New
York early in the week after a fort
night here. Charles NJ Biddle and his
daughters, the Misses Helen, Martha
and Hannah Biddle. left for their home q
in Rivcrton. \. J.
Lady Maresret Stewart Mckenzie. y
the noted big game hunter. is expected {
to arrive at the Homestead for a few
weeks before starting for Africa,
where she viii resume her exploring
of the Tana River, which was inter
rupted by the war
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-12-21
tampa Starts It's Season
With Golf Tournament


TAMPA, Fla, Dec 20.-The first Of
the golf tournaments to be played over
the Rocky Point course opened this
week, with Charles Z. Ball, president Of
the State Golf Association. leading the
low scorers.
W D. Lasswell, railroad owner OF
Kenneth, Mo, has purchased the prop
erty Of Mrs. Mary A. Dupre for a vim
ter residence.
Nh. and Mrs W. f. Adams have ar
rived at the Tampa Bay, and Mr.. Adams
is completing the renovatiNg of the
hotel preparatory to opening the big
house January 10.
Recent arrivals at the Hillsboro and
De Soto hotels include Mrs. NJ. c.
Cough and Miss Ethel Green, OF
Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs. John s. Sim
mons. of Niagara Falls; Francis ".
Whitney. Of New York; Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray f. Hall, OF Marcelus. n T.; Mr.
and Mrs. T. S. Morrell and Miss Ethel
Morrell, of Brooklyn. and Mn. and Mrs.
G. L. Chichester, of Danbury, Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-12-21

SfTF4ce to Albany and Troy
discontinusk account close Of navigation.
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Private Stocks to
Defy ''Dry'' Xmas
At Atlantic CITY
Jersey Resort Hotels Will
Not Attempt to Lift Lid;
Deer Hunters Report
Record Breaking Kills

Special Cores pondcncs
ATLANTIC CITY, Dec. 20.-With re-
stored train service from New York
and other cities for the holidays, At
!antic City and the Boardwalk are not
worrying over the liquor ban, which
threatens a "dry" Christmas. Many
canny visitors, coming for the season.
are carrying grpsacks that are not
allowed to leave their personal
custody and it is suspected these bits
ct baggage may contain ingredients for
holiday cheer. Big hotels long ago
gave up any attempt to vend any
thing but soft drinks and the smarter
Boardwa TX restaurants and cafes are
turning to tea and dancing as attrac-
lions.
Sportsmen took TO the woods Ct the
mainland this week in quest Of deer
and MANY fine bucks fell Wealthy Wis
tors leased shooting lodges for en-
.ertainment of friends and both men
and women went out in motoring par
ties to deer stands in the big woods
nearby. The reported kill is the larg-
est IN years and venison will be served
At many Christmas dinners along with
turkey and goose.
Improvements Are Planned
Resort leaders are urging immediate
beginning of paving the Atlantic Coun-
ty section of the New York motor
road leading through Lakewood and
one of the heavily travelled highways
al the coastal section of New Jersey.
I'D of the State Highway Commission
has been promised to the several coun-
les through which the road runs and
= 70 hot of ?, l.,
Nar will do much to stimulate winter
and spring travel to Atlantic City and
'sner New Jersey resorts. Tractors
i the tank type are to be used in
'oAt!nuance of the campaig ign against
he marsh mosquitoes with the nten-
on of freeing the travelled roads of
he pest during the summer touring
.eason.
The Dutch Of Holland are prosper
n2 almost beyond belief, according to
l. b. Katz, an importer of Holland now
= the Amba ssador. Mr.. Katz says the
tremendous value of sugar and other
products now coming from Java is a
zig factor in the general trade boom
r. Holland. Another notable visitor
YES Bishop Henri Bach. of Paris. who
With Mrs. Bach has been at the MARI
borough Blenhelm as the guest of
Frank Ritter, OF Philadelphia. X. Shi-
aayama. s. Nawaraba and ~ Tatoihsi,
japanese delegates to the Information
al Labor Conference at Washington,
arrived at the Ambassador for short
stay. Mr.. and Mrs. Charming Pollock
and A. Fl. Woods were among the new
corners in the New York theatrical col
ony at the Shelburne this week.
Arrivals From New York
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Gordon and the
Misses Gordon are in a family party
from New York at the Marlborough
Blenheim. Miss King, of 1rvington
who is at the Marlborough Blenheim
IS entertaining Miss Todman, of Sgd
ney, Australia. Mrs. +. del Castillo, of
Brooklyn. is at the Traymore with Miss
J: l.. Murray Mr.. and Mrs. H. B.
Mitchell and Miss Marguerite Mitchell
are in a New York party at that hotel
Mrs. r. H. Fox jr, of New York, has
been entertaining Mrs. A W. Seeley
At the Alamac. Mr.. and Mrs. W. II
Ballinger and Miss Gertrude Balm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-12-21

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
Hotels-Trans- Continental All Year Route
: r. PERRY G. A. PAss Dept. 1891 B'wsy. y T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-12-21
St. Augustine's Season
Opens With Hotel Ball
Ne,c York Colony at Florida Re.
sort already Has Reached
Mid-Winter Proportions

Special Correspondence
ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla Dec. 2o.-The
opening of the Hotel Alcazar Monday
night marked the formal beginning of
the season, and record number of
people arrived for the initial dinner
dance, including many New Workers.
Among the season guests are: Dr.
and Mrs. Murray W. Seagers, Henry
G. Keasby, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas E
Carrie, Mrs. B. C. Beanion, Mrs. Frank
w. Kessler, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel L.
Cody, Mrs. Joseph Shay. H. E. Will
Jams, of Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-12-21
OIES ABOUT TRAVEL AND RESORTS

treighter Maryland off the Nova SEQ
tian coast
Mrs. Helen b. Macdonald, Of Man.
hassett. l.. L.. and her two children
Heten and Robert, are occupying thci,
oeabreeze Avenue cottage.
The Lake Park is entertaining Eve
rett henderson and Robert Nelson o.
New York, and James II. Gibbs. OF
Montclair
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Kibbie. Of New
-rk' accompanied by Mrs. l.. A. Lev.
ering also of New York. and Mrs. NJ
roik, of Toms River, N. j., arrived in
west Palm Beach for the white,
months
Mrs. Edward T. Stotesbury arrives
az the Salt Aire Hotel Saturday, wher,
she Will spend three weeks before oc.
cupylng her ocean front residence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-12-21

Destinn will sing the aria I'll Va
Venr," from Ha.evy's LA Juive"; the
aria from "Madama Butterfly and
Sanders plaintive Jewish folksong,
Eli Eli Philip Bonnyan. barytone,
will ing lagos "Credo,' from "Othel-
To- and the cavatina from The Barber
OF Seville.' Jacques pintel Russian
pianist, winner of the premier "prix' at
The Conservatoire de Paris. win make
his debut. His numbers viii include
~Ballade. G minor and Hungarian
Rhapsody No. s.
The concert is given for the benefit
of the Palestine Restoration Fund Of
the Zionist Organization of America
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EVENTS
ruNBRAL NoTIuEs

Mira John Kelsey was born al fairish,
No. August 90 1895; was married July
4. 1910. Died Saturday, Apnl .. 1919, OF
TULSA hospital where she he'd gone 5or an
operation Wa, huried Wcdnesdsy0 April
o In Rose Hili cemetery Her mothcr Mrs,
W y Dlevins. and sister. Mrs I. ;. vii.
liams, were called homo from Mound city,
Mo, where they had been called on 80
count Of the severe Illness OF brother,
Elton Beyins Mrs kelsey united with
tho Chn,usu church In her earlier girl
hood She leaves five brothers aud five
sisters, namely, Thomas Hlovins, Electra,
TcNas: Mrs, Leila Thompson Perry. OAA.
clyde, Earl and Pearl Blcyins Mrs Roy
Ecker, Mrs Lowell Couson Mrs r 7
Williams. mother and father. W. y
Hleyins husband, John kelsey Rev puti
Of the Christian church oUiciAi"d. out Of
family Of eleven children she Ia the first
20 be called Ail are EroWu Both mother
and father are living We want ~ thank
especially the local psiGtcrs' union No 93h,
for their floral offering There were many
beautiful Ho~ers The minister liksned hrr
10 . beautiful, 'ulI blown rote. whose beauty
would fadr and ~ hack 10 earth. but It's
fragrance would mover b. forgotten She
Sas Of happy sunny disposition. shs
vaA happy IN dying
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-17

LOST Dpra hur mghoru hat With 'ruirn
hand. laa Nauns lining II found call
.Uit
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-17
BOARDS AND ROOMS

noo@s 70 RRENT FURNISHED ~
tllti ENHE. g. lul EueGsd room lOr
rrW Phone 900. u
DENVER " 1901 Ntss sleeping room
large ..otr will accommodate Two gen.
'.lUtr Phone ITIt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-17
KEW la SALE HOTEL

AS South Denver "sGlnt rooma
ttriclly modern, moderate prices,
cafe IN connection.
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MONEY TO LOAN
WANTED TO soRRow

WE MAKE farm loans on long terms. lo~
Interest rate. Baker Investment Co
Phone 1900
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rooms, cheap rcnt LuIhy, IjO Robinson
hIdg fh"ne iIoO
As | AN leaving the city. will sacrinrs
good restaurant business at DO3 y. Main.
~ Interested come at once
FOR SALE
THREE slgSOO FIRST MORTGAGES TO
NET 0 PER CENT
F75O .SECOhD MORTGAGE. PAYABLE
40, ~ hpNIii fpR SloOp
''"O StIoNb MORTGAGE, PAYABLE
49, 40 NOM NY. FOR $3.50
NaUu HtiO ~ NORlGAHE, PAYABLE
,,-, s,ro MoNIhll, totrsizo
t.no ~, MVN maI,, iLSt tuKS OK w. -,r,y
q. NoNTiu y 'l,,Up,'s '''''''
500 sfCuNn NinRFG,UGE "UWAy,prr
Al NoNTilIS pnR ,75i = ! y y ~
Ii"o ~ '"k '''''n'Ah' I'f SAFE Ehoha
4
HIoRb BARuAlN-Od established and
aulng good business, stock will invoice
AI"UNu ~ 700 iaI ~ oihce Tor par
t,I."'A, II. ~ F'n'H, 4dO Robinson
mag Faone flsO
OIL LANDS AND LEASES tiA
75,,ACkt LEASE Tulsa county; pogD no
teet from production, must sell tb4rEain
i'hono goo ask Tor M Turner, or ad
WILL riy. .u uudiy,J.J ,,-. 49,, i,.,..-..,
IN l2o acres Of excellent oil lease land
Tor vol; this acreage will bear rigid
.''',,NS non. N''t'a -, ''F' World.
phllI. lag 600 acres IN l2 10. Mme for.
nation as Youngstown pool, viii giN
liberal contract for test well. Bakrr In.
'"stm"ni Go Phone 2tUu 7l34
Of ACRES Jonc, count, Ten, t.t,.eD
two tests. At on prr acre III acre. At
81 so r,r a.rs M, ia an .,,r, -
buy and viii double in price IN sho-,
tine. rentals paid t9r one year ahead. b.
't"f, Nc,retkat Oka.
l6o ACRES In Sebastian tounty ArL moi,
hr from largest gas field 10 country good
Indications 81 oil and gas Addrcs, t..
Robinson. iUl y. sNtth st, Fort smith
NA.
-.
SltPhFNS COUNTY TENAS DRILLING
lhHlNNlIl ION Have so acres well lo
ta'od, South Brr, kcnridgc, on 90 50
bNs's might give p acres on quarter roy.
secure lbs NsIo",I s.,',, 0o,,H' "I"Gn w., s
Co SOB Main st.. Fort Worm Trra,
,,,rpra ,-,.,.......a
Nv o." uOONi"t hpuSHs ~
TWO bARuAlNN Apartment house. 9D7l
J. Dewey Sapupa Patho Finder hot.I
'u. '' Nata''A. Ntsl InNA bad health
T,.-E uu''"''. see proprietor fathc
,n.,,,,.., ,,' ,...,......
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MUSICAL INsrRuMnNrn
oIL MAcuNHRY sUPPLIna

OR sALEr1 traction Star drills with
complete string Of tools and cable. ca.
pHbs Of going n = depth Of 1900 fos,.
~ bargain FOR quir. Aotion also three
strings ot easing ADDRESS ! r. Nash
1919 New Daniel B,d1. Tulsa. Ola
Phone lllO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-17

DODGE TOURING CAR .Iuu oyerhAulcd
new ton and good tires $500 iqla Bulck
-Four, new battery and generator. will
trade for Ford OF $500 cash - West
Brady Phone 'O14
FOR SALE Dodge roadster. N.fnost nov
sgph cash. Phone slI.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-17
MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES II
WANTEn AuTOMonILEs
BOARD AND ROOMS
HOTELS
LtoHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

,H"W ~ per N''A' iSt pnI hIkN'' "No
LI0HT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS 10
OLYMPIA. X a26 Servants quarters for
rrnii vii give employment reasonable
trrmr Phone 7l2l
LAW1uN s.. O.. Two nicely furnished
housekeeping rooms adults only Phone
liut SION s. go1 rso nest. r'oau house.
keeping rooms good we'll Natrr, also
cistcru.
PEORIA, =, lla Two modern hupsrkerp
iug ruoma for rent' ground floor so per
month Phone s7is
ElNTH, y, IN Two nice furnished light
housekeeping rooms modern. on Bell
view car
TWO ROOM SufurnIshod oompsts for house
Keeping, private entrance blocks from
Ihird and Mao use Of phone southern
exposure room Tor three ct four young
ladies employed Who can exchange ref
cr"ncr'., Phone 5u1S. Price so.
FOuR RTu ". 500 Light housekeeping
room no children Phone 1ootJ
EIGHTH. r., 5a5-A large front room for
light Housekeeping on pavement block
ot car line good well man and wife
JACKSON. 4, 7lg--Two nicoly futnlshed
light Housekeeping rooms walking dis
tanco, reasonable rent. Phone I3s5.
ron REST Light Housekeeping rooms at
al2H W Archer
FOR RENT--a furnished rooms on car line
Phone SOAR
ADMIRAL, h.. 1890 For rent two light
housrkeopiug rooms Phone 1863
LAwTON, \, liG Ltgh, housekeeping
rcoms Tor rent Phone 1868
FOR RENT Two light housrk sepng rooms
on north side, close in. Can iai after
. a.
ELGlN, s., sis Two light housck coping
rooms p private home, connecting bath.
Phone ilI.J.
&AYHEIIF. x. Two light hous,
keeping rooms, modofq, private en-
"utrnucc Phone '"lI
BOSTON, -. I7lo Two furnished house.
keeping rooms. ground floor. rear en-
trance. good well. ~ per week rhons
A1l2 until q tAl0 after Is
TWO rooms tor rcnt. complete tor honsc
keeping. close iu. everything furnished
references exchanged Phone 'o,I.
ROOMS FOR RENT FURNISHED IT
CLOSE IN nicely furnished frouD room
fur sleeping modern private hoiae. zen.
tvm"n preferred. All $ FriGoo. Phone
Ifl. Il
ONE nicely furnished room Tor rent Phone
Tlag
FoR RENT Upstairs " modern ,6ou,c. con.
sistlug or nicely tnruighrdNhrdrI0
adjoining bath ~ = Cameron
TWELFTH. W. Ii-SmAu mrutshcd
sleeping room convenient 10 bath. walk
ing distance go month. Phone 3Ao1.
TWO nicely furnished sleeping rooms south
exposure; also sleeping porch new, mod
orn home $40 = Eleventh
Sl.EEplNG ROOM for Que gentleman pr.
yStc entrance Phone aga
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EMPLOYMENT
irTutrIos wANryn MALE 80

SITUATION WANTED -- MALE
NIbp I2a'Hon W u's,n rn..
l'Ats "'d '''t,' "ol", p,, ,r,,,
T,,S,onlr,ss NJdrr,, " q.
g,r. yyn,IJ
NyA\ryn- -po,.,io, ny .,perfnrsd cashier
ar vr,,,.,v r.,t r.p v,,s reference N
tyrrI, g,r,rsI d,iI,r-v
IIyp WrpF SPECIALITY SALESMAN
p,It, Ia a,,,pt,s ,aIa. iorrr. po.,thtiur,
not los ,han tIoo q.s, week bost refer.
rurss. bond any amount Address 'N,
car, World
..-..
WANTED Man with Ford Uues Wahla Io5
hauling Phone $500
JunFpu "a nINLAP tIa y Rostou st..
ius, DISCHARGED from army wants joh ~
chauffeur hAs served 90 he motor irsns
port Tor /. = Ard is a 'nt oass ehAui.
ieur Phone $500
ANYONE wanting house cleaning aud via.
do. .nshirg raoa, 5IIu.
ACCNI SThNT AUDITOR
Noung man "a y,.rg old drslfrs plarc ~,
sndtor o. ssss,snt 10 Suditort 'Npsrisoeed
branch mouse auditing executive Abllil.
Address " A. care World.
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FINANCIAL

tAFtRlENtFb comptompter operator
wishes position with reliable oil company
or fra best Of references Phone $50
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~ihhHst bird, deep yellow brsast
ouuR please call a3l7. reward.
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LOST God. star ,,vHfr p.o. liberal ~
~srd ilUdtr pIts'o cal $500
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IT'S YOUR MOVE NEXT Joe Hodges.
packed and shipped ON short notice Al
reasonable prices Office Frisco freight
depol door No. Phone 6sAe
moving ANu STORAGE
Store with Page Firrproo' Storage
Phones. psAva 1858 1stt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-17

IpH #ilg Double drive ohio sIer'r-.
nov hattrr' inst 0verhAUlcd. ~oHdrrtli
hsrraiu tsshlou Garhg,
fDN SALE. Nr5s Knight touring car
hke nov Phone $50 or '2l2
NAVE five pasgoagrr Mltshr. good cnudt
ton. new ha0|.rE and Ihd.a'or 10 trade
Tor iraI estate o. or caslpshuad s'"os.
% q hor ltts
AUTOS FoR HIRE oAnAuGs n
flN0up au gIp Tor rent garage Tor
i~o cars .osr l. lhouo arHnJ
FoN Urhr Garage r,oss ,n. Phone 4'1p
,0a s nuudr-
ron NE%t Uarsrr hrst sIAs, 10 evcry
"a, IDnI Npsior 90
GARAGES for rem, cheap electric lights
and water furnished 1903 h. Second ~
DOy Mrr T trllru
GARAGE Tor rani south ndc. al Hll "
Walnut HNurH ratl
MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES ~
ruR -iLG NAN.s WrY.lr Perfect
."ud.na. nra i-I4 vs. Tn.ri
lspINN MOTORCYCLE with side car. aIsp
Dayton bicycle lhoun irr2
WANTED AUTOMOBILES II
v NSrEp---SroonJ bAnd or passenger
car lioH Iul. TuFA Oha
v WANTED .Good s,rytrrshls cylinder
roadster, frsutlin preferred, ststs rou.
dIhon and price. Address VS., care
World
v WANTED Late model rord touring car
will rSy cash. Phone 1, o a IN, "
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BUSINESS SERVICE


'u7TEl y nDRNS detective tsrr-,. w.
cofpvrateI the Old reliable detective
agency. operators. IuyrsltEatOu and
Ruards furnished on short notice Oiil,r
t.Hr rHt-gT Iowa NIds Phones. Of
fI, raTi rIght IIIl x
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Secondhand Clothing

and shoes wanted. VIII pay In +,
40 for second hand suits We vgy
old gold and silver.
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REPAIRING AND BEMoDRLGNo s,

kFAs-- Made to o,der. Euo and Iocssmith
Iugt Welding Of broken parts Of iron, 10
pAirinr Of everything Jacobs Novelty Co,
1lh Tag Ittst ph0UV T2B
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
LOST AND TOUND

LOST D,r. b.u, .gboru hat with ,rai1n
hsnd. laa NauHs lining II found raI
toln
LOST Cnii. star ,,r,tc .r.u. liberal ~
~srd fDUdrr pIts'o cal 900
LOST Round hr,astp,n ret NIuH opn. "D
'h',enu' between hInih Of and court
hpUhr. valued aH keepsake ruNAfd.
rhono IluII or Itss.
IDy'r -Goh fr.u. ,p,,t.s.,. ,r leather
I'm ., -, a., ..,.
on Hiurn ta " oven N'' H""
I '''s' ''' ''
-,
fOl y seven hry' "u Nf' r'E 'h' a.
al apartment N"rin. lhehIIy An1 Ia'
Tor ~
altNlEp or nlp.tH t"n'"." deg
hi"rs aud brud'" bn.I i'rf'r "Nir '''"i
on u''t t'f'N lAi0 Eh"h mar name
hlng hsht brow o. '"Hhf SN1 lsF ="
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