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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-10-24
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TACOMA J
They say that
practically every
"KIRSCHBAUM" Suit in
the house was bought in
September, 1918, or
before; at that time
we bought clothing for
all of this year.
Buying these goods
at the prices we then did
and offering them to you
at our regular margin
of profit, which covers
our cost of doing
business and pays
interest on our investment,
saves you at least 10
per cent on any and
every suit in this house.
We are sure selling
scads of clothing and
"KYRSCHBAUM' $"
goods are giving the same
uniform satisfaction
that we have grown
to expect from ALL WOOL
fabrics; they have never
Withdrawn their All Wool
guarantee and they come
as strong as ever with
it this year.
We've lots Of blue
serges and racks full Of
cassimeres and worsteds
at
$25 to $50
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-10-24
WHAT OUR FATHERS READ ABOUT
IN THIS PAPER FIFTY YEARS AGO
From The Washington Standard for
Saturday Morning, August 23, 1869.

Saturday Morning, August 23, 800.
Vol. IN. No. 81.
The Suez canal is completed. The
formal opening takes place Decem-
Der 18th.
Telegraphy-The New York Her
aid understands there is new and
remarkable invention, an automatic
system of self-telegraphing power,
which will multiply eight or ten
times the facilities of Geographic
communications over the present sys-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-10-24

proportions W h en-
you are feeding
laxative-from 1919
to $3.50 of the other
grain foods.
It is made from
the fine white meat
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-10-24

Kaola Meal is called "The Profit Food because it
has increased profits from butterfats and skim milk
and other produce by $50.
Its records with mich cows, calves pigs, poultry,
sheep and horses are too to quote in this
announcement. But you can find them out by talk
ing with men who have fed this food.
It's welbalanced food, rich in protein, carbohy
drates and fat 1t has higher percentage of
digestible fat than even linseed oil meal
But it is not laxative. You feed it in the same
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-12
Circus Elephant
Is Some Walker
Despite Chains

Consider 4 circus menagerie; then
seek into memory and find the
thought that usually comes with the
entrance into the tent. The little boy
with the red necktie will please
answer. Correct. Thank you
The poor animals never get any ex-
ercise. And that is just where the
mistake. comes DIN concerning men,
agerie. For the animals really get
more exercise than they need-if
they care to take 1t. incidentally that
statement brings a proof in a happen
ing in the Yankee-Robinson Big Three
Ring Wild Animal Circus which. is
coming to Grand Forks for a one
days stay Wednesday June 18th.
Jennie. the leader Of the elephant
herd and by the way n of the largest
In captivity, Is a walker. Constantly
OF the move, back and forth and
stretching her leg chain to its limit
until Jerry Irwin the head elephant
man, became curious. One day just
out Of curiQustty he placed a pedo-
meter on Jennie's gigantic neck. That
night when she stretched out for sleep
in her luxurious apartments in the ele-
plants car Irwin looked at the pedo-
meter. The little instrument showed
that she had walked twenty miles that
day.
I%ncidently Jennie bears the distinc-
ton Of being the Oldest elephant in the
United States and naturally will ap-
pear in the performance and in the
morning parade here.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-12
Hotel Punk Popular
With The Travellers
But They criticise

Hotel Punk or the Coolies Delight,
an exact replica Of a commercial
travellers happy home in the typical
tank town, is being featured in the
window display Of the Panovitz Furni-
company and Is proving one of
the hits Of the convention.
The show window is fitted out az a
hotel room n shows a tired traveller
pounding his ear. The display has
been voted a work Of art bv the tfav-
elers, a hundred Of whom declare that
they have slept in that very>room
and can identify the decrepit furni-
ture and even the spots on the wall.
Though all credit Is due the window
decorator for his work. the travellers
declare there is one little detail lack
ing as they contend that the wreck
Of a. bed Is %"cooties natural night time
play ground" and That the display to
be complete should show Mr.. and
Mrs. Cootie and all the little cusses
cavorting around or the bedspread. A
few flies buzzinE at the window would
not he aniss, they also declare.
Aside from these minor criticisms,
the display is a masterpiece although
one dry traveller declared HI didn't
like the durnmy's taste for liquor az
a bottle OF hair tonic is seen in his
grip.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-12
FRESHMAN HURT IN
FALL DOWN SHAFT
AT HERALD BUILDING

Henry Guam, 522 Cherry street, a
pressman employed by the Grand
Forks Herald. was slightly injured
this morning when he fell a distance
Of n floor down the shaft Of the
freight elevator at the Herald build
ing.
Guam stepped into the shaft while
carrying a stereotype plate from the
stereotyping room on the second floor
to the press room. He supposed that
he was stepping into the elevator car
which was, however, at the floor be-
low. He struck on the floor OF the
ear.
He was Immediately rushed to the
Office of a doctor. who found that al
though the young man had sustained
several bruises. no bones were broken.
He was her taken to his home.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-12
NAY BALLOT BY
A FOR NEW
CLUB DIRECTORS

The matter Of sending ballots
through the mail 10 members of the
Commercial club for the election OF
the board OF directors. which Ia
scheduled to take place on June II,
will, be considered at a meeting OF the
committee to be held late this after
moor.
Nominations for the board Of d.
rectors Of the Commercial club will
be In the hands of the secretary by
8 o'clock this evening. About twenty
candidates will be entered, 1t is ex-
pected, for election to the board on
Tuesday. Eight directors will be
elected.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-12
EIKS HONOR
AMERICAN FLAG
Judge Wick of Cavalier to
Give Address at Central
Park.


Local members of the Elks lodge
will hold their annual Observance OF
Flat day on Saturday evening. when
Flag day on Saturday evening. when
Central park at 1870 o'clock, weather
permitting. according to announce
mert made today by The committee IN
charge OF arrangements.
The services on Saturday evening
Will consist OF the regular Flag day
services of the lodge, n an address
which Will be given by Judge n. g..
Wick of Cavalier.
Preceding the exercises In the park.
members OF the local lodge will
march in a body from the Elks hall
on North Fourth street to Central
park. and all members are requested
by the committee to turn out for the
parade and exercises. A number OF
Elks from the surrounding district
arc expected to be in Grand Forks for
the occasion.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-12
Only Arson, Murder
And T0tUnleyism are.
Barred Says Mayor

"Anythdne short ol>assun. mur.
der or TownleytAsn, goes with me.
Our police arc blanketed," de-
cssfed Mayor II. NJ. Wheeler this
morning in odscfalIy welcoming
the deac3stes of The Grand Coun-
eli convention Of the United Com.
meEcaal Travc3cn Of North Da-
kOte and Minnesota.
The travellers accepted with .
storm of applause this decidedly
cordial and open invitation 10
take .p0asesa1On Of the city during
the convention that Will extend
though Friday and SATURDAY..
W. w. Fegan, chairman of the
Grand committee In charge Of the
convention in declaring the APP
probation Of the Travclesy for
the cordial welcome stated that
they did not intend To break the
law but that 1t Would be bent like
thunder.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-12
BURTNESS And
BACON SPEAKERS
Anti Townley Rallies Seized.
tiled to be Held at Reyn-
olds and Fairfield.

o. r. Burtness, member Of the
house In the Sixteenth legislative
session. will speak Saturday night at
a political meeting in Reynolds. The
meeting will be held under the aus
pices Of the Independent Voters as
%aociation. Mr.. Burtness played a very
important part in the work Of the
assembly and is familiar with every
thing hat went on. He made a spe-
cial study Of all the bills, and his dis
~cussion Saturday night undoubtedly
will be of great importance to- tho
voters.
Monday night at h Myers school
in Fairfield township, ]. D. Bacon will
deliver an address. This meeting also
will be held In the interests of the
Independent Votera' association.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-12
JOE smith IS
JUDGED GUILTY
Jury Convicts Hotel Pan.
washer for Keeping 1ntoxi-
eating Liquor for Sale.

The jury returned a verdict OF
guilty in the case of Joe Smith. Fred
erick hotel panwasher. who was
charged with keeping intoxicating
tence will be pronounced Saturday
morning. Attorneys for the state
and defense completed their /argu-
ments this morning and Judge c. NJ,
Cooley made his charge to the jury
this afternoon. The jury went out a,
about 2:20. returning at 3 o'clock with
the verdict of guilty.
Two detectives gathered the evi.
dence which caused the apprehension
of Smith several weeks ago. This
concludes the first case on the Grim
inal calendar of the district court
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-12

Although zzHhsr5~H II tSe VEST
ern part of the state are ezEefkx esn-
siderable damage, thu 6znzee IL bB
than has been reported and the
farmers are fighting 4 winning taE-
tie with the pests, according to 4 Est
ter received by E. J. Lander K Co.
from H.. c. Lander, treasurer at the
concern, who is located At Nians and
who has been making a toDr Of the
western part OF North Dakota
The letter follows.
Mohall, N D., June 10, 1913
E. J. Lander. 4 Co..
Grand Forks, N. D.
Today I was In the Barton Bsat1y.
Russell, Maxbass, Anuer territories
AS l wrote you yesterday from Bar
ton there are some sr2sshopp<y1 IL
that territory especially ives. Of there
in the sandy land, but in no cas- have
they cleaned of entire fields, a2 has
been reported. There h an occasional
field where 10 to Is ere and AZ
much as 20 or rs ere have been
taken. but this IS exceptional The
county commissioners are furnishing
all the dope necessary to kill these
pests, which is effective, and in no
his total crop from this Source-
In every county, farmers are or
ganized in each township to watch
and handle this matter and I cannot
see anything to fear In the least with
respect to a disastrous destruction Of
the crops anywhere in western North
Dakota by these pests. especially II
the farmers look after it and handle
1t as they ~ doing at this time, In
fact II this is done, I firmly believe
there will be less damage by grass-
hoppers this seaso than there was In
1917-1918. Since last Friday / have
covered quite thoroughly Ward, Nc
Henry, Pierce. Renville and part OF
Benson and Bottineau counties, also
part of Burke and Mountrail. I have
examined the fields, talked with the
farmers and others, securing all the
information / could. and md that
there has been but little destruction,
with the exception of 2.or 3 small To-
~calities and where at this time they
have this destruction under control,
These pests may break out In other
localities, but this condition is beine
watched and they have the dope to &c
after 1t before much. II any. destruc-
ton will be done.
Watch Fields.
I can't see anything to worry about
vtding the farmers watch their fields
doing at this time. These pests are
worse on sandy land and on land
where winter rye has been grownsand
1t is on such land that the damage
has been done up to: this time. Crop,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-12
FUNERAL FOR HENRY
BABY FRIDAYP M.

Private funeral services for William
Henry, the three-months-old son Of
MI. and Mrs. Robert Henry Of this
city, will be held at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. G. r. jacob, 1876 Reeves
avenue, Friday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock.
Mr.. Henry, who vas in Canada
when notified Of the death Of his son.
II expected to arrive home tomorrow
morning. Rev. Mr.. Walker of Devils
Lake will have charge of the services.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-12
County Play Day
To Be Staged at
LQrimOre FridQu

According to the latest reports re-
ceived at the Office Of County Super
intendent NJ. Beatrice tombstone, this
afternoon. the County Play day will
be held Friday, az at first scheduled.
The program for Play day will be
held in the city parks in Larimor~.
n school from Throughout the
county will take part in the sport ac-
tivities. An unusually interesting pro-
gram Of games and contests has been
planned.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-12
sEw RATES SUSTAINED.

Rock IslaHd. Ill. June 1.-THE
referendum. vote of the Modern Wood.
men Of America membership has sus-
tanned the new assessment rates re-
Gently adopted and the new rates will
take effect July /. assistant head
Clerk JIG. Ray announced today. The
official count shows 1913 voted for
the fncrSASe and 4s,39o a&afnst,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-12
COTTON.

COTTON.
New York. June 12.-cotton futures
closed steady; July 31.45; October
30. 80; December 1858; January 3o.42;
March 1920.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-12

Mayor Wheeler has turned overt the keys Of our town, but we want to add
u welcome to his. We've got a good town, we're proud Of it, and W want
you to feel at home every minute you're here. And we've got a good store, even
if W do say % ourselves. Just to prove it here's an invitation to come in and
see it. We want to meet you've haven't seen a travelling man. yet whose
friendship isn't worth a whole lot. Welcome, boys, welcome.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-12
SECT[I[ON2-MAIN FLOOR

The above describes the place but it would
take = lot of space to describe what It. con-
tains For If you are looking for a gift to take
home here's-one. place to come. There are
fancy beads, the best novelty in purses, the
datntSest Oft neckvear. mighty attractive hand
kerchhe8A ribbons for small daughter. and a
host OF other SuRxeetlonS. But II nothing suits
here. eur saIeeiadiee viii be able to suggest
Just the right thing
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-12
and Boys.

if we can be of any service to you just call OF u.s.. That's what.we are here fol
to serve: If you areg going to take home a remembrance perhaps W cal help
you there too. You will find our sales people happy to serve YOU or make sug-
gesions If you don't know the size they will help o guess. :
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-12
4 Tuo-Piece Period Bedroom
Set Priced Very Attractively.

A two piece set consisting Of a dresser and dressing table
and 20 by 81 inch mirror; The dressing table has a So inch
top and three mirrors of heavy plate. $4,000 is the regular
price of these two pieces. but the first customer buys them
Friday for only $3.50. SECOND FLOOR
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16
roR SALE OR ExcHAseL
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
APARTMENTS rURNIsHB D

I VERY dcsi'hhI" furnished apartment 4
| rooms and bath close IN. t15 per month
| adults only tal 2ul Merose Apts
| sixth nud Elgin
! O. 1IiRit - .2l Close in roont r.,c
N Furnished nphttmout adjoining bath
private front and hack entrance. .lsa
h"dr"rm Wl'h si'rpIrE porch and large
closet Phone lp9i
SOUTH slbt % room Apartment With
bath Hrd wAattoon al hurIt in fraturrs
rent so nor month cIpSr u. rroudiny
You virl puf furniture Act quick Cal
Moorrtoad ,5Jg
/ FURNISHED tour room apartment Tor rent
corner fuurtreuth md Cincinnati. 500
per month no children Phone Ip2C
B ROOM and sun paflor. Drs'y furnished
apartment. Tor rent. providing yur buy
furniture steam heated walking a..
nn0" f''r'uces require, Phone rs-.
KlNosUt s 50s.. Ran ~ duplcr house
nicely furnished sc,cu blocks from Main.
HOUSES ron RENT IT
FOR RtEl onrhaf Of room duu0,r
house ESQ p'r mouth rnar' -osoR
FuR RfN1 Small modern nouf, v.rv
'r."sr io. providing Jou buy me futr.turr
'A' al HlI = frisco Don phone
IOR RRNT Han 81 ur room dup,~,
,,"nac. modern ur'urnlrbsI 1898 Eau
lI'ir Phone 12D+
lnN Kt>T room modem house Anpy
I'0 y laviou
NlN room hgrrA.o~ Ia Ee.da h, r.nt
+" r'f. .nrni ''r,ut N..N ur r.ruA
nr' Phone iut
DETROIT s.. IAr r,r, roan ba.r,ov
trr'sH"d 10 back p"r.H. large uAarmfrt
thoroughly modern ,aI ,a.I
FoR KrST and room house, no,
modern Tree garden at De- Hry rtoro
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16
| Want to Rent

= furnished house from soyon TO 10
rooms viii not buy furniture, am
willing To- pay good rent for cN
elusive home can l32. Mrs mn
bard
WANTED ru KENT-Gapgc ncst l1Ii .
lnIImofn Tor ono automobile Advice
rN"nr t.,D or al l1ll - HalDmurs
WANTED rO KtNT Nv iu of AprI hvr
or su room modern house references
ca. i'u0 s'c"unnlE department. Miss
Roberts. ur a1vtR
WANTED TO HINT 4 or room house
with gas With garden ard chicken 'ut
near rlh or 90 Sspnps ulrrurbnn Mrs
\.,A0dcr 222 Fast Haskell street
WANT small o'hrc ~ do,k room and phono
800 centrally located modern building Ad
drrss T. q Uu, C2p
SIN ur room modern house furnished or
u"hrnwhrd Mrs romrroy Phone
osFtr 1900
W NNllb ny young couple without chil.
drru. p or u room Furnished apartment
or bungalow, In gooi locality, preferably
close to car line Will pay reasonable
rcnl can take poseAAion SUNDAY Phoae
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

OFFICES AND DESK ROOM 70
rps Et'I Two uIs,.r furnished room,
'"r Hs.t housekeeping "5uI IAnslu.
NIIO lu.Nr Ir.s r"orr ar t.lt ~ ofnso In
'".nrv.' building ,Dors 400
BOSTON S, -lia T~o office rooms for
WANTED TO RENT "a
" l'IIp lu f'ni garage tu vicinity ~
I'. block uu s.. tuHpuau Address
.. .Ur Nurh
W .NI'n To KINT -tuhcr furnished
h"HH" aparlm'n, or from to light
'".. ArrYng rvums with bath Vuuuo
WANTED Euum modrrn house urfrr
nr.fl on children. permanent renter
60. t4lu
WA TED 10 rent five or sh room house
uuatru Phone IGU, or AHTi
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16

Buy ON RENTAL PLAN-s1So cash. bal
Ance same as rent We offer for tAla
new bungaor sir rooms, sleeping porch
Tile hath and basement oak floors. win
dow shades, curisin rods manlcl. chan.
dehers, complete east front. garage Tor
one car Good location, south part 81
clp- Blair Bros, 125 Unity Bldg Phone
1870
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16

FOR SALE Sco sc-oS heavily wooded
two miles - civ a. ror, Smith. AN
t"ud oil Indications. many arss "a,
"r"s within hSe N. Hes has never hrp~
tested but shows good glass .nd and
has cv'ry Indication Of oil. also is sur
rounded ly 'ro farming land 20
further Information addfss Boy ! 10
Drc World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16

gar Hne t+'O cash, $50 per month
llr1 Phone %
%oj rtENSr Hpr rlrgsn, room bun
rtloW. modern s.r@tririty and Eas high
i1,l sized lot east front good veil o
Nst'r ON Orculi car line, $4,000 ~. 0ot
'nth SIS uor month Estcy Phone %
fARk HILL Dandy room -.odrrn bun
EhI"N. bnililr friiUrrs hardwood floor,
t'rrrhcd in porch garage flll sized lot
10000 - 600 rssh, a., per month
lalrF Phone o"
fNet H' RNtrT pandr room bunrs,ov
uodcfn dandy oicriurA' h,urr.. hard
wood floors 'll' slfoi lot 1880. $50.
,'"' goo per month tstry Phone ~
FOR SALE room home oaH fr6ut on
r'yrm"ut 'ul sired lot clotr IN or
N'.' sdr, Tor @ few days priro $4,000
"' show ~ appointment only Phon,
MuENlNGs1pE .th, room. and ,lorp
.s yog5h oak 'loorS beautifully deco.
'1'r1 combination furnace Frangh
''-f. garage fcrvhns quarters Phone
IN-rClAss HOUSE, close in on Brndy
I'.. rfhi room, g. 600 nov Al,
term. "h balance. 4 new Nv" room rot
't.' s. ho."n o. 500. terms on ba'
H..r '0~ h1ur iu StonobrAL rr
i'eh's $4,000 Vacant lots m al
fH.| o' i'n N'f rs NJ IrNrl "I1
HH. UdE Phone 1893 $3.50
t'.I HpE- -oum modern hnnr.ow
.hfI~oot floors living and dtninx room
rr electrical fixtures cunt In features
mrni''' ssrcrnFd IN back porch o. 0nO
0o cash tiO month ] " Wright
Phone Ht7'
Li'f flDL N'W room bungnlo~. hard
wood floors lIv'ng and dining roorn.
.'''' doors bn'.i'n features msnte.
t'''rn"d In back porch good r.,,crn. =
r""- house "r rear OF lot. g. 500. sidi
cash. so month j. " wright
llUro HH3|
WI 81 'iDf / room modrru house With
ard D room house on rear 81 lot VooI
wei 81 wai"r rrrtinE for t1i q month
goo. $40 rash halano .asy. j W
W. sht Phone Jt7H
LAST SI'E FrNc room durjrS house
vel iua sif"d LOT. close Ia tao ca lines
- 700 $500 cash. So per month r
= rh,An Phone ASIA
" ~ .ibf roam hons" vol o,I0N
loot '"fn'r lot ~ $50: 5000 cas- T.
rNfhu Phone nI7G
~uf ~ SIDE room hunralo. h,.r
n". 70 Earas" ,s'i front .'il0n s 300
''.. Y j. p'".ar phon, aas.
tuNErT '.. Hrsrd new, ,rry lr
'.fr"." 'H.t'uni hunsaloN, modern.
garage. good vel ~, front g. 300
parlns EoLnE N. Phone 5000.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16

FOR sNlE-Or trAde . business lot, in
Oklahoma tity good property worth
600 each south block : lots
and 50 on" block from Robinson St
Nill take slightly used car a. part pay.
mcnt Phone 1899
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16
EMPLOYMENT
SITUATION WANTED MAZE

s' ''P,'''n.'' H..'rf4 H.. AnI.I.
~ u'e.f,' N". .''. E.Nr any
80. W '1,".n"n. ia,' best o' rr'
none ...H Iva. Miller
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-, m"' "''N' nr''N 60 q" Nrrr
,'' "N'r "ufr %. much Go Irafn Not
w., ",t !" ''A, 'rn't' n"r 10" '1- lo
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I"a'u A"u room NOT over tour hours =
/ uay or would 'nN" hoic' clerk .oh at
'n"" Na",y an" t"afd Address POS,
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gardener Addfr,, d NJ N'id U..t,.
gee, Ola
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Job With rri,alc family. GOOD rcfrr.,r.
Phone sIf2
Position ,rt.,
strictly sober Phone al8AI
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-16
REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE
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TIUU6LH FUN HAIE IS
Sul li SIDE 24rory. room dwrlIInr
basement garage, we'll furnace east
front corner loS $500 s. 600 cash.
= .. NholAn Phone 955I
DESIRABLE "a room bungalow With ha,e
mcut And garAgc 10 trAdr Tor kausas
CITY resdsure property, rossosAlon ~
Nprl I Phone 1910