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The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1919-12-12

Little Rock. = Tho order or tile
Bureau of Animal Industry releasing
practically 10000 square miles OF Ter
litory from the cattle fever tick quar-.
antine, affects nine counties and
Parts of six others The counties re-
leased are: Arkansas, Cleveland
Drew, Howard. Little River, Lincoln,
Pike. Polk and Sewer; the remainder
of Prairie and Pulaski and part ef
Clark, Miller, Saline and White coun,
ties.
Fort Smith.-Joseph Farrard, aged
10, member of a leading local family,
died from injuries sustained when he
WAS struck by an automobile drive y
by a boy. George Pendell aged IT,
Who ran down and killed Francis JOY.
aged seven, daughter of a blind man,
WIS eXonerated at his preliminary
hearing
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1919-12-12

Clarksyille.-The campus Of the
Arkansas Cumberland college viii be
terraced. Washing on the grades Of
the campus have caused considerable
damage within the last two years and
terraeing alone viii save the soil so
that grass and strawberries may be
grown successfully.
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1919-12-12

Portja. r. The safety deposit vault
If The Bank Of Portia was dynamitel
ana looted Of approximately $4,000
- sherry Bonds and Thrift stamps
only 800 in currency was obtained
~ inc craftsmen, vic made no at
ten,nt 10 enter the inner vaults.
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1919-12-12

Conway.-With a bid Of approx
Jnately 100000. the highest sum ever
paid in Arkansas for the location Of
an educational institution. Morrilton
was selected as tho site Of the co.
lege TO be established by the Church
of Christ.
The Monticellonian. [volume] (Monticello, Ark.) 1870-1920, 1919-12-12

Fort smith-Drastic laws prohibit
ing the sale of narcotics and proyid-
ing for regulations for automobile
traffic were passed by the city com.
missioaers in an effort to check the
sale of harmful drugs and to reduce
tho danger of automobile travel.
The Washington times., 1919-09-03
q. - d De sponnor

Mrs. Julius Lay viii be sponsor for
the giant freighter. Epitacio Pessoa.
named for the President of Brazil.
which IS to be launched on Friday
at the shipyard at Hartman, Pa
The Washington times., 1919-09-03
ADVERrisEMENT
Ethel Clayton's
Beautiful Complexion

That splendid actress now appear
ing under the Paramount banner n
famous for her beautiful complexjon.
She Attributes her wonderful skin
to the use OF q simple toilet article
called DerWillo. There q nothing ike
Il for tan, frockles. shiny nose, sal
low, dark, rough skin, II takes the
place OF face powder, stays on better.
as perspiration does not affect it, and
Il instantly beautifles the complexion.
One application proYes IT, n YOU
want e nice shly-white skin with ROSY
saseS, a 81 gSt ,I1 e eoetls os Deriie IT,
Is sold at all up-to-date toilet coun-
ters. Be sure to read large announce
ment of Miss Clayton's soon TO appear
in this paper. It tells how to instant
ly have q beautiful complexion and 4
soft. white. Velvety skin eVeryone
"just loves to touch"
The Washington times., 1919-09-03
Separate Pieces
for the Bedroom

They are mo silly all
matched pieces, however,
and will make excellent sets.
Most attractive designs
and splendidly made and fin
iShed.
Mahogany-fnish Dresser, with
swelled top
drawers and oval Nn(nn
shaped mirrOr.0 Nhm
Special. l.......... SOSVV
Mahogany-fn-
ish Chiffonier,Nn m
with mirror to- u HH"
match. Special. ST'VV
Mahogany-fnish Dresser, Co
lonial design,n nm
goods good size miTTOr,44/.OO
Mahogany-fin-
ish Chiffonier, Nn9 m,
with mirror to0 0NIW
match. Special.
White Enamel
Dresser, roomy
+; T.; T.; mirror. MIN s''5's-$ $4,000
Gal.
White EnamelW Innn
Chiff Onier, to9AIm
match. Special. . TOW
The Washington times., 1919-09-03
HAPPENINGS IN SOCIETY
News the Diplomats and Official SOcieWeddng Miss Joan Oil
in New York-WashngtOnans at the Resorts

windsor school. a member OF the 1919
10 Sewing Circle, and of the Vincent
Club Mr.. Fremont-Smith was gradu-
ated from Harvard in 1917, and Is now
In the Harvard Medical School
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bertrand Thomp-
SON have arrived in Washington after
q brief bridal trip, and are ct 2309
First street. TO remain until they can
6nd a suitable apartment. The mar
riage OF MT. Thompson and Miss Dor
OthS Gordon, daughter Of Congress.
man and Mrs. william Gordon. Of
Cleveland, took place last Saturday IN
Cleveland. The wedding was very
simple, Miss Gordon wearing her trsv-
cling gown, and both the bride and
bridegroom being unattended.
win Wed Today.
An interesting wedding OF this
afternoon viii be that Of Miss Lucy
Berry. daughter OF Col. and Mrs.
Iucien G.. Berry, to Major Thomas
watson Fox, q. s.. A., Of Minneapolis
The ceremony will be performed at 4
o'clock in the home Of the brides
parents. S114 Sixteenth street, by the
Rev. w. w. SheareF. Major Fox IS
a brother OF Lieut.. Col. Milo P. Fox,
corps OF engineers, now stationed IN
Washington.
Helen LipseOmb q Bride.
A pretty wedding took place last
evening in the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
william p Lipseomb when their
daughter, Miss Helen Irene Lipscomb,
became the bride or Capt. Everett
Foster Rea A little company Of
relatives and close friends gathered
for the ceremony, which was per-
formed by the Rev George A. Miller,
and afterward there was . large re-
The bId5 was attended By the sis
ter or the bridegroom. Miss Virgins
Rea, and the bridegroom BY the
brides, brOther. George William Lips
comb house was tastefully deco
rated VI White blossoms, palms, and
ferns and q delightful program o.
music was given by Lewis Corning
AtWater, who played also the we'd
ding marches.
After the wedding supper Captain
Rae and his bride left for a trip
North, the bride wearing q suit OF
brown peach-bloom cloth, with bsa-
YER collar and q small velvet hat to
match. Among the out-of-tOWn
guests wete DR.. and Mrs. Edward
Hart. OF Eastoh, Pa, Gsd Miss Carrie
Stsed, Of Norfolk.
The Washington times., 1919-09-03
COMMISSIONER ROPER
IS HOST At DINNER

Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
Daniel c. Roper was host at q dinner
given at the University Club last
night in honor OF the retiring men,
bers of the Advisory Tax Board. The
board, having completed its work OF
formulating policies and regulations
governing the collection OF income
and excess profits taxes, will be dis
solved September 80.
Those present were DR.. T. s. Adams.
J. E. Sterrett, l. T. Speer. S. w.
Cramer, Fred T. Field. the board
members, and ]. II. Callan, r. n. Mill
er, H. NJ. Gaylord. J. Hagerman, c. B.
Hurrey, J. N. Baker, Burt Williams
r, c. Parks, G. S. PAUL, P. S. Taloert'
George N. Newton, H. r. S. Stutsman'
Edward White, r. J.. Norman. George
2. .Cleary and 81. A. Cram.
The Washington times., 1919-09-03
ADVERTISEMENT
10 Discard FrsckIes,
Tan, PimPles, BIotches

The use Of creams containing animal
grease sometimes causes hair 70 grow.
XOu run no risk OF acquiring superhuous
hair when you use ordinary mercolized
wax There is nothing better for dis
colored skin. a. the wax actually absorbs
tho offensive cuticle-gradualIy. gently. %
there IS no detention indoors and no In
couvenience, The discarded complexion
naturally q replaced by q clear, smooth,
heaithg one-fUii Of life and expression.
4fa the EanGbla way e set rid Of a
LrocEled, tanned. Ovor-rod. blotchy or PIN
nlqd skin, Juzt procure an ounce OF msr-
cellaed wax at any druEEiHts and apply
uightly ike cold cream. esaElnE IN the
morning with soap and water. lt takes q
Wlek or - TO complete the tranSformR-
The Washington times., 1919-09-03
Frances Eliot To Wed.

Dr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Eliot, OF
Cambridge, Mass, have announced the
engagement of their youngest dauRh-
ter, Miss Frances Eliot, to Frank Ere
mont-Smith, jr. Mr.. Fremont-Snith Is
the son of DR.. and Mrs. Frank Fre-
mont-Smith, who were for many years
residents OF Washington, but who
now make their home in Boston and
Bar Harbor. His fancee Is a grand
daughter of Charles w. Eliot, presi-
dentremeritus of Harvard University.
Miss Eliot is a graduate Of the
The Washington times., 1919-09-03

IT HE President and Mrs. Wilson,
who viii start this evening on
= their trip West, are devoting
their last hours in Washington to
preparations for their trip. They took
short motor ride late yesterday af-
tsrnOOn, returning to the White House
in time for dinner.
LansinEs OFF On Vacation.
The Secretary of State and Mrs
Lansing will leave Washington to-
morrow evening for their summer
home at Henderson Harbor, n. Y to
remain as long as Mr.. Lansing can
be spared from his duties.
William Phillips, Assistant Secre-
tary OF State. who will be Acting
Secretary during Mr.. Lansing's abb
sence, has returned to town after
spending several weeks with Mrs.
Phillips and their children at High
over. North Beverly, Mass.
The news that ColvilIe Barclay,
until recently counselor OF the Brit
ish embassy at Washington, has
been appointed British minister TO
Sweden is Of no little interest to
washington society, Mr.. Barclay and
his charming wife having been very
popular here He served several
times as charge d'affaires.
M. Barclay succeeds Sir Esme
Howard, who has been promoted TO
the rank OF ambassador and detailed
to the court Of Spain. Sir Esme How
ward is also we'll known in the Uni
ted States, having served as counsei-
or OF the embassy at Washington
from 1906 to 1908.
The Washington times., 1919-09-03

Golden Oak Chiffonier, five
drawers; well
made and good N1nH m
finish through 0lA
out Special. ..., AEOOV
Golden Oak Dresser, with
oval shaped mir
:;:i.s5ss. s.. :s5i ss'' $4,000
Golden Oak
Chiffonier, withCnF M
mirror to match 9ZAW
Special. ......... HSsOO
Golden Oak Dresser, sweIed
top drawers; a
e. sSas 8 ..535.5 %35sSii = inSisisllS34.0O
Golden Oak
s55@8s' s5555s75:'. s5:sss : s'ia :ss'9isa.$32.OO
The Washington times., 1919-09-03
-Photo b 90. 8 Ewlnr

time until recent years has been
passed with her parents abroad and
IN the Far East, particularly In Ma
Mia, Japan and Peking. During the
war she was enrolled as honorary at
taehe OF the Belgian legation, assist
ing the minister, Baron-de Cartier de
Marchienne, who has since beer
raised to the ; rank Of ambassador,
with his private correspondence and
also with Belgian relief work. In
this capacity her services were great
ly appreciated BY the Belgian gov
ernment.
Bride Decorated.
1t was at the conclusion Of her
duties a few weeks ago that the am
bassador, in behalf OF the Belgian
government, decorated her with the
Medaille de son Altesse Ia Duchess de
Vendome. During her residence in
washington Mrs. webster also served
with the Red Cross canteen estab-
lished by Mrs. Larz Anderson.
Like his bride, Mr.. Webster has
travelled extensively He was born
in Albany, but was taken to San
Francisco by his parents in his in
fancy HIS commercial Interests took
him to the Far East. and he has
passed much OF his business career in
Kobe and Manila. He Is vice presi-
dent Of the Pacifc Commercial Com
pany, the New York Pacific Company
and the Anderson-Meyer Company. the
hrst-nanied company being the larg-
est importing company In Manila. The
honeymoon will be passed in the
Berkshires, and after spending q few
weeks in New York and San Fran
cisco, Mr.. and Mrs. Webster win start
for Manila, where his business will
keep him for some time.
The Washington times., 1919-09-03

Mrs. John Harrison Knapp, who
has had a cottage at jamestown, r
l., for the summer months, expects
to remain at jamestown through the
autumn and the greater part Of the
coming winter in order to be near
her husband. Paymaster Knapp, u.
s. N, who Is on sea duty. Mrs.
Knspp's mother, Mrs. william L
Marshall, spent two weeks with her
curing August. but Is now at her
Washington home.
The Washington times., 1919-09-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick c.. PEN
field. who have been spending the
summer at Thousand Islands, viii go
ito the Hotel Traymore, Atlantic City,
for the early autumn.
The Washington times., 1919-09-03

Mrs. George W. Vanderbilt enter
tanned at dinner last evening at the
roof garden OF the Ritz-Carlton
Hotel, New York.
The Washington times., 1919-09-03

Mrs. Raymond T. Baker has given
a silver cup to be awarded the best
pony in the children's pony show in
Stockbridge, Mass, next Tuesday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-31
II0nr uoUsHKEGPfNa rooms

Li0Hr MOUNTAINEERING ROOMS 10
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
Large a,ry 'ud we'll fnr"''hed two rooms
to thr suite
80. e EAST r,RyIEw
Phone nsnE -asn.
TWO rrHN'SUTp rooms for ugtt house
kcsIir. m,dcu 900 tast 4.,h
FOURTH IS 300 ftsHt Housekeeping
room. no rhi'drsr Phone lnoi
EIGI, s EUg one nicely furnished urbt
housotrrplrr room
ELEVENTH " 7ll Two nice NFu
houssk,opDrs rooms modern near oA'h.
houa hospital
For HtNr uvHfear.u.nr rooms ono holt
block from Admiral ltnr1 % 400 l'
North fuHIH
rW-T " ual imr, t,s,ns0. roams
partly 'Hw.hri f"N uer month E's aud
water Furnished r.nne Cedar l.lt
ROOMS ron RENT FURNISHED ~
tUNFNNE uU. .... nr.U"l funu.
ON r.r Hus rror. Nt..N
NI,E slITrINu ROOM .n.a u .ur rru.
H,wsr vff r.'ar.".. 'h... s.t.
ruR UrNr Modern Furnished room with
private family Fls - H.''"e psa.r
FIRST " so. NnI.r. .r. ru.u
two doors fow .ar .rs. gentlemen nr.
fsrrea =. rrr vrrh
ENrHt Arss Hrrunv ru.w mr.r v.nI
uvs ou tho south ars" '..rr Utv ha|H.
modern Iu rtrrf rrr.r.t. exclusive rr.s..
harhoal. Cedar $3.50
efuuEp b. zoos rfrs..n.a., e.N
'1ruHh'i '.r"p..s r"gn Na'."'.. '..'
private entrance. hH.Hr. ......H pm.
rRfo family '.nH" '..
rH.Vm vs. U4 N.g. .r..h.f ar
f..t.nu onE r- U.r month oa.r
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-31
AUTOMOBILES

SON ..,.,. r.r. u.r,. ..,.,. .... .r,rl
rood ur Ua. a .p. .Ff -,tt|.e ..r
u'f 4rI Ir finest fHt. Lasr. Of. A.E
Nuuf uH'tu .a.|
Autn grpptIrs \nn uI.rAfpa II
g,,ryr. "A. ,yr.. -....,.. -gs.sI
Radiator Gays for 'H mtsr' %, '.''
i",, h., '.'.' s,,.'J
,',''. ,. ,' I'D C.rl rsft. pIatuu
49, n ,'. @ aud 'u.fi
a, an ,.i. pIH 4.
a2,a9. si150. tro, lights $3.50,
round "a srlA Ford l,nr We are
closing ont . Dot 81 'N'' ''".A f''''
chance 40 -" 40 non" 81 WV. 'N
wv
HAVE lhlk '1iHm"h,." i'r''"' Nv A.
expert mechanic H" '. '' '"" ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-31

\ coon Jersey ma. COW 'of "a. p
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-31
BOARD AND ROOMS


H., m0 ntH u.... tH"'r
.ut0u| ...t- Iar.. ..r...r ,.uu
900 u.Ir.u Numr .,iss. n.u. u.n.. co.
HuuN TO III Fuauo nr Two |.I.
t.Huo. rarnrr home privilege Usage
"'.'
LARGO .oHrh ruaw private ,rir.ae". aiE"
closet prNl" N"mr rA'.".i'" ne'E,D''
l"'' '"'r i.r ''' '''A'' '"''
'"'. t
ron WrNI rr.nr.trd sleeping rooms
young uan preferred tau At 80 South
sr Ih"n" '!'E' 7'7
, CARSON r. 1891, l"r r'uf y worry nice
tuI,h,l room fur gontcmau. waking
ll.N"'" n"sr i7''
tiNuup y 49,. Furnished bedroom Tor
Far' t,lai 20
WuprrN uprru wm hot and .old
water tu ever, room rates reasonable
I'"n" "'''' ''''
iltI hINNE = "li w Large sleep
ins room. rirry mroi.hrii gentlemen
rr"'rrr"d 'h""' sou
huuuI " .ps uur wri.nri Sleeping
room '"I f""l gentlemen pfo''f'"' fN"""
usage ''''
|uR RtNI Wei mrnrn"' room NJ rln'e
u'in" "u" ~ lN' E"i'Irh'h. "l' "'A'
l'ih ~
MYTH W 'o' Nl,"l t,'",'ny' ','Lins
room 'a's' '''7'' anu '''' '''''
80
dl llllut az ~" s""rrs room
r'l'hr home. E"o' ID. h'l"" gentlemen
NlCE trout sleeping room scntIrmcn only
close in ''l "'"s" ''"'
Nlrf larsr u'dro"m adjoining bath ~ +
Eleventh
Two ..eopus room, ronnc,,.l Win priy.r.
living rom IN new mol. HHmu sep
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-31

1919 Ford Touring.
lsi7 Dodge Roadster
1913 Buick HoadHter.
1919 Buick seven passenger.
TULSA MOTOR CAR COMPANY
SIS south Main Street
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-31

BEST pARaAGN In town, BuisA 5i good
shape Phone Osage i297.H
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-31
Low PRICES

Low PRICES
1919 Ford Touring.
1917 Dodge Roadster.
1913 Buick HondHtrr.
1919 Buick Revcn passenger.
TULSA MOTOR CAR COMPANY
sib south Main street
BEST pARGAIS In town Buish 50. good
shApt Phone Osage t297h
TWoTON truck Tor sale Al shape priced
right Atlas Transfer Storage Go
WANTED Chummy roadster OF light tour
Ing car In exchange fot income producing
property Ia West Tuln no fords, rat
must BE- In good shape. t Rose 700
Mayo nldg phone ossge 10
HUDSON spsedstor sis. wire wheels and
cord tires good shape price o. 100
Phone ais Call fot hrswler
FuR sALR-lDl7 seven passruEor Hudson
new paint. In good running condition.
= Lewis Phone OsAge AilH.
FIRsT CLASS automobile mechanic W"nt
Cd good wages only irst.class need
apply si2 Esst Second Phone aAoo
FOR sALE-a-po YOU vent . toP rut on
your Ford car today Sea VA. Auto nal
,ags. as y sccond 81
one 1918 five passenger Buiek equipped
five new Uoods ear cord tires seven pas
tcgrer pldtmohile iu fine condition these
car, vii be cold At a real bargain m"A
Inc room Cor new cars Phone H7N'
ron pALE- -Four cylinder rcsdsisr ril
scll At once price 5000. 1917 N's Tor
Jones
FOR c,iE -1pis podee touring car. rood
condition c., OsaEc 1904 400 south
MAIN An tor MsCaslLp
TOR sAlF Enslosed bodies fpr Dodge
DIds Is ard other cars. Auto salvage
2is 3 Second ST.
ron sAIF Model Iur iu "a shane
bargain ~ sSSo. t2A N,ooni sF
FOR cALF your cylinder roadster. must
.st At once. prire 5000 CaN ArtHer aa
raFs Osag, 1917 Ast iof NJ I"r-'
LOpKl
500 nsw auto tubes 20 hs cold 81 haf
price an sizes 2o2 ,. FIRST MrihffsoH
Furniture Store
OWNER vii cell seven passenger o.isno
VIE siEh, $50 '''h Il sold At once
FFRCF ARROW series o. 81 equipped
With wesiughouss a. springs w.r'
uhreis. er-rHert sordiu0. bargain for
out-l sale See UsrfI Nss0u Garage.
iis South Roudsr
TOR gALF--, real hhrrl... HH# sy 1870
model RoNt orF rHn tHrrr mar'hs.
car 4 sAos 300 rar s--or' Phone
OaIls
FEVFN rhsrFNDfR Csg.R .ar 'or sale
rhraua--rr 4srrr o| HHrIF iarl| h|'.N.
er ssoorF ar' Nof'.n
SFw SPRINGS at'a. haargra Esrra suf
radiator rhus Arf. HarH'.u 80. hh''
Second
sinost rrv ~rr 'eH. rsfssr grr t
ir~ .ar. srrH.s Booth t.1 .y.fn.ur r"n'
sisF rsv TrN.H"a fr..F 1 q t.ss Meyer
Muorr gn. .'. Na.' Main
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-31
EMPLOY MkNI

' d"
EMPLOY MkNT
mELr WANTED FEMALE SO
~ 'SI.p Ai.. a..Ur,.. .A..H .r'H'"..'.
room ,.1 nuArl f.Tnsh.i s'oI wage.
ORtp ,pr.t Tor roo- .s and nuu'"-
wore srlI am.J be-. r.Alr PHONE
u...c n.r' .t-t
NNNTrp f.nr srra Tor auadr, Work.
Guararto" 'aurdry
NNNTTp. hpouous,t ma fnr genera
rou.rsork. CaJ o1l17 ,r morning .
DlKi 'or general Aouscsors rhuuc Usage
VIII s,c sA over 10 yea, good home
and small sr.,r, go h''p Nfh hou'e"grs
raN morning, or .nrr O.. clock -
r pr.''r
~ }NIFp r.1 Tor rcHor, hou,rN"rk'
.t.' w,sp. ITli ! U"rid"r
WANTED Nc.,.rgcr,, good wage. piece
pan. tour cent, yer mossa... glrs an
earn ro"I Wasc, Nhcsr} l'"pho'" 60
" lEIrn Wn.'r woman 'nr. grarra
ho..evorA ,rd rlrc far .ma sh,ld CaI
o.psr p.', o- SOS Na'" UIt
COOP homo a.I small n'nr, in mother
WIN cmd =" q for nAl : 'ar" ~
'I'.'l fNffA N'Nl .lfNh '' ''l
O. m ~ - u,.'or
coos WANTED vt msb ,.n"o rifr'ru.
tr.,I. u,r.or Aftrr 3 % IN
" NNHTfu Good gr' Tor general house
work two u family good "hs"s rr'
"',.r"s required rhore tcdar lnli
IN ItnNR~ aud rubber rpo,. bhi .o'rd and
P, y''ad "a t's' ~''ond street
HELP MALE or FEMALE 40
WANTED fiv irtrnGort hIts, ard
r,ui'mcu CAN At 81 Byuum Blds
cal tr VI Thomas
Statesmen AND AGENTS Al
'NltSMtN WG>TEp To sell C4rrt,
motor car ,torL o. Nrkarrts fa-'nry lu
Little Ru.A frr uatu'a.'ur" oi nrto.
wohtIrS trucks and tractors promoted
o, Ntkar.lN' most prominent ar' tn'1
cuuh business men llr subscriber, in
one town the tr,t ~,rk Mritr for
descriptive booklet AZ prop0,li on %
reliable saic,m"n. nI.' rdfo r"''r'nC"'
required Address Drrua Motor car
Company Irqlhar hie, Little NoeA,
PORTRAIT MN
our Iareo new studio with 3N Of The hest
portrait srrtsts ~ thr .unn'ry #oE rrady
for business '". arc e'rr."l about
'our portraits 'or ~. deliveries '"Ir
Ur,' porrAIis 'owcH PRICES and quick
service Leach Nrt Company -1|l Grand
avenue khrsHs city No
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE a.
~TF NUDVArutE H,sre, connection Boy
November 7 with IrHspr.i-ul uu Ur".
dnrrr or company off.r.s good iu
'urc Nl1rr.s H.- caro- N"r.i
MECHANIC
Wants position off company preferred no
years experience have cG pm'n' q" Ah'
.arr Of a.. phases ~ auto repair ~orN.
.4TU Usage
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-31

l,cr CURTAINS DRY crF'NIp or hrn
dsr.l be-, ,,Irris We a. lu ...t lr,.rs
a.d rruicr p.r'"s o.'.o- l'IJ b ',H
gIuUau
pppuIar price, phone q tn'i iI-- South
uuNuNNl nNuuNDE ~. TRANSFER
60 upN road. for lrlnrs l.,.hl
hu.fuR Of al tuds. trunt. "u5 Sr..vip
RuN8N.n and ."ut'cuuH men We H.o
.uafNnE lHr trucks Phone t"ulI -Ir
s. 'n u.rN,m Prop
NoNrNrrY contractor r,rrrnt"r p,Irie-
decorator. lr' me make EoHr old h"m-
new stop |r,As lu your r"u' .haJErs
ato reasonable work done promptly Let
ne figure Your house 80 ave YOU
rhono pIIp between q sni 4 = uI. and
Gsnd - IN OF cal a. 1lp S"alh Frisco
CALI ulDNh 800,
Union AUTO Repair Go
,rrnh'r gar.-uI
TuN.lN car
MArTRF ssEs s-k.noy.tsd aud focov-r.d
returned home III. SAN. dp Faon'
Gaip SAH'tsry Waitress 90
UP 10 .BtrE CLEANERS for good lean
inr. reasonable prices Phone ''''
LACE .tadot. lacs. curtains and sIk drspc.
suc'rHiu.ly dv cleaned. b. c'rerls We
also 'auudor ace cuTtalus, o'Ass t2tt
iIlp F." Cincinnati
BUILDING AND ooNTRACTlNG %
Phone Usage 1-22
WueN I'm need of rNrpentsr call phone
10sl ~om m. to . m
CARrrTrrH work hv day contract or PER
cent. arg, or smaU work guaranteed
rtuaIv dors sIfo Phone % iinH
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-31

BOARD AND ROOMS
IGoTEG.s

tNtpus lioIfI
200 good ventilated rooms every thing new
and rirap Rooms 40 cents and 81 per
night o. " and taaO per weea aAs
FArt fir,i street
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-31

FOR SALE Enclosed bodies tpr Dodge
Ods ta And other cars Auto Salvage,
2is q Second So.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-31

RON sAIF Model y Iur lu Nl sharc
barra.u At $3.50 t2a SECOND r.
Phone at"N
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-31

UU|U |0--r 10 n f0r TtHt V0I. ~ 1-Id
n.| la.n Cal f.r krrr Phone E.-n
u...s .aurr,, hours. or cal ai 500 /
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-31

t..... UHmI rit prN'Ef'g nous" broken,
Peal VI Phone oAase 7'"'.
FOR SALE Whit. Arrora female kittens,
mH-fN. u'I rrur" ursEr .-TS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-31

.H...H .".. .| H.
.. -.s laos .... s.rst
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-31

FfFRCE ARROW series O. 90 equirrrd
With WesiIuEhousr o. springs wire
wheels crrs.'ori eond'uo. harEa'h .o'
nnt-l sale See UavfY Nssou Garage.
Ans south flUudrr
The Colorado statesman., 1919-10-04

ture. The city council voted $3.50
for upkeep and canvass of business
men resulted in ~ large number agree
ing to pay 81 m> \ toward the care
of the place. The ow4er of the house,
as his gift. had the rooms papered,
painted, and cleaned. New gifts of
furnishings are still arriving. The
stove, donated for the Office. had been
used in the city Jail. Curtains of Gre
tonne and scrim, with plenty of cush-
ions, add homelike appearance.
Duties of Matron.
The matron, with her mother, uses
the rear room for housekeeping and
portion of a large room, known as the
children's play room, is curtained off
for their bed. One of the duties of the
matron is to care for all children
whose parents desire to leave them
there while shopping. The building Is
used as a meeting place, rest room,
and lunch room by a number of clubs,
rural people, and working girls. A
committee of nine, known as the COM
munity house board of control, meets
monthly and transacts business.